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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-02

GRAIN and Flour Bags OF all kinds at Manriao
W turers' Prices, by BLISS, SUTTON, a CO., =
my25 dawtf No. g Mschanin st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
THE GREAT WEST.

We get !hese two interesting items from The 81 J0'fps
Ga.dte:
"BrFrnoEs-As an item Of news give account
as related by Col Vaughan of the number of baf,
loe killed annually within the bounds OF MS agency, where
the American Fur Company are operating aud trailing
with the Indians He says he has take pains to
certain and from the beet in crna,on he get he est
the number will not fall far short Of four hundred
houssId lie says not ess than 100000 robes have been
.pI ed BY The two COMPANIES trading within his agency
within tie last year. 10000 destroyed and number
OF tie hides us,d by the Indians make their lodges.
1hey compelled to make them very to preserve
them from the severe winter Large numbers OF the buff
falO freeze t. cath in wiDer ia the sn.w banks
which for months found drifts Of from Ave 10 ten feet
ia dCplb ind numbers Of them are dr"~ led Ia crossing
the Missouri River in large here's by crowdins upon o2s
another.
FoKr PIEgRs-Thi. fort Is owned and occupied by the
American Fur Compeny and ID the headquarters OF Col
Vaughan Indian Agent The fort is about zoo MUGS
above ST Joseph on the east bank II the Missouri RIVER
From Col Vaughan learn that the country su-roind
ing il Is msgnfcenty grand and picturesque there are
200 white tTsDs at the dinercn posts within tho
Sioux nstien m0st Of "hom are employed by
Jr s Co, at Fort Pierre and BY Harry Premore 70
a. Fcrt Union me Sste IN smLJyea ~ So phs
Of Fremore * Co. about $4,000 lie two companies
cary trade with the Indians with asystem and saergy
worthy Of success.
The health around FJrt Pierre says Col V is uns
oralet by sny portion Of the globe disease Of serious
chsraot, has ever been known 10 originate there
"Tbe country erouEd Fort Pierre Is exceedingly
Of timber ss wen as throughout that entire region Tin
Der ued repairing the Fo-t for other purposes
ceIt fuel has to be RATED about 90 miles. The wood
ustd for fuel hauled BOT less than ten miles and not less
than NCO corL annually used It For. Pierre alone for
fuel This is procured expense some 80
yoke of being constantly employed daring the year
! ard some 100 head OF borses
As ar item Of their Grade in Buffalo ooes viii give
Col Vaughans VI hefe companies in that oae
article IlDLe. Last season l.. Cbcueau 4 Co shipped
abou, coo robes and Premore & Co $4,000. Inc
her Of robes will ia far short tins eoscn Choa'eau
Go had some h,l dozen fort AZ to Pierre they haze
Ia their ep lcy Ient t-)., blecksmths carpenters thu
ItrF &c TIE raalies OF toe employee AZ .hi, frt IS
f !.fTr sIo tttL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
EX1RAORDiNARY SCENE IN AN LEDTANA
COFRP

Tie Riemond Food,pp, of lite date, gives the io.
loving accoun, Of very singular which ocouredon
tie opening OF the Court in N,w Castle Henry Co Ind
A, New Castle found quite exci'e Mt existing In
regard tie Tres dent Jut 90 Of this circuit the Hon.
Judge Aaihony Tho count mel on Mon lay morning bar
b. fore eeding to business member OF the county
Bar presenttd petition signed by every member OF tho
ber in that Court. asking IN : q respectu' forms ms
Honor to resign his seat upon The bench The gentleman
who presented tho petition stated h""evor THAI IN case
he would not resign, the petitioners had oei among
Lonselycs HAT they would not 10 any business in the
Court long be presided Another gentleman addressed
the CONT roassertng the determination they had reed to-
ton Another followed expressing the high personal re-
spect be eItotairCd for the Judge gentleman aud
tavern ketIer but Justice required him 10 N It ne re
garGod the pre incumbent o the bench "a utterly I'M
qualified fr the ace he occupied aud hoped he would
resign lie wGs followed hy another aud no by another.
End he bv arcthe until every member had IN plain terms
extressed ia, ir opinion as 10 his incapacity, &c.
With nOuchaCnce peculiar 10 bis Honor, he told tho
ee ntlem. OF tie bar that he would think Of the matter.
ard in rho meantime he wOuid proceed TO 5un lie
cslled the uIcp the docket rnd every ee whcn
bad been r0msod continued until The next
tenn of lie court Court cdournod tor dinner, anu
in the afternoon petition signed by The iuiy was pre-
sened 10 the Judge. asking him TO resign. His honor
asked time consider whom the Lawyers proposed 10 him,
that ii he would in writing never to como to that
county scan hold Court end would send some one in
his place they would be drop the matter far
as trey were concerned The Judge again took the mat
Il under Gdyisemen and arc told finally promised
never hat county again for the purpose OF hold
ing Court until he should be sent for and would either
send some other Judge hold the Court permit tho
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas to hold Court IN ms
stead SO ended tie matter for the present.
Not one word by way OF Justification OF the course OF
the attorneys ia requi I'd All who know anything
of the Judge will sustain tho plea OF full justification
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

To tie Editor Of The ~ Tribune:
SIR: Lat night about6 O'Clock. the passenger train
was coming down fir m Albany the Hudson River Rail!
road some two miles above the rivOl Station it foul
of some large rocks, which, few minutes before, had
ro ed down the bank 70 the trace The locomotive the
tender and baggage aud mai were Smashed to
atoms ard sv, throwing baggage mail bags and rag
mepts IN every direction to considerable distance When
the train finally 10 sop it found that mangied
and eroang persons under the rulns and the most
energetic efforts made by all present to remove the
rubbish ard e1uic8te the su, The engineer was
found horribly crushed snd gasping and in short me
was s.id 10 be dead two brakemen and hre men
were badly bruised and burned under the engine whom
wss thought coAd NOT live than few hours Thus
four of the hands very badly crushed two OF wnom
was told in the morning dead But 10 the great sur
plse and gratitude Of all passengers were seriously IN
ured-tboueh there were five foil in the tran-not
wthsar ding they received some knocks The passengers
worked hard for some hours to discover and release the
suffering TIE want OF sufficient or timely signals to give
notice OF dangerous Instructors the track seemed TO be
the cause # the disaster. PASSENGER
YorkM March 1894
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

prrrs Of Brazil ), view Of the condition Of the Onens'
Lie and based on the convention OF ISIS AMI 'n'
isso WIS d.te rmined 10 interfere ia the enars
-, pcnubFc Hws. said tha; Monievideo would 20
.orri- BY 1000 nen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

- r. ., .sershau was burned on Saturday, 2jh W.T.
10. a. 90 H. building insured for $1,000 and tar
i,r,e fcr $500 Tde Sfatesmaa says quaniiey Oh oa
ri1 wa. burned Without any provlt'Ons OF 'nS "A'''
Law
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

africa and Ameyiea Dcscy.Ied, by the author OF The
Peep o, Day gives popular summary OF the geography
Of those coun,ries Illustrated by auecdotes II
I,esents the subject in its moral and religious bearngs
but is not ire gross in It's geographical state
nenis Tie best feature Of the work is its decided anti
Slavery spirit n2mo PIP. 323. Carter & Brothcrs)
Is IL PossiJLe 10 make the Best Of both WoridS by T.
BssEY is practical work on the "ethcs Of common
lfe and the ways and means Of ordinary happiness"
intended especially for young Il is written in style
Of affected familiarity bur contains many wholesome pre-
cep,s. n2mo Do 2s7 L. Garter & Brothersl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
TIE APRIL MAGAZINES.

THE APRIL HAGAZlAEs
We have he'd 10 better number OF Putnam ior SeVera'
months Another chspterof The Encanfadas gtVeh-an
iuproyen NJ on the las Georges sa gen
nine article in al respect. natural description
OF Yankee country life put paper by ma or
woman "Fneside Travels, describing the old town OF
Cambridge thirty years ego, commences an excellent VEN
of narrative snd has good desl Of local interest for the
old sisoeIs WHO were on the stage al that time The Ian
pusce strikes many places es little too grand Tor ths
occasion So hnsucht" rno Two Angels " Within and
without sre the .es Of three poetcj pieces in TINS mum
Der differing widely in their style az IA their slbecs
Haypsy i. brought ou. ibis month WI its usu abua
dap.e OF pictorial embeiisbment rnd number OF inter
e.tipg original contributions Incidents OF Travel in
Mexico and Sights and Principles Abroad arc spirited
records Of personal experience and will attract attention
The Edt RS Table directs ito humping s,dse hammer
blows against the supposed Decoration OF the human body
by otheeded ena;oists and eends The ME oil Cnrs"
burial egsintt hel,ben iTciL6
The KacierJookcr spsrkles with is usual brlhancy ia
spots though IFS prevailing character is more ssds'e 'nAn
usual OF ia sub,tsna articles, We may noce Tue oPen
ing paper On Psg srism dsrrmn 'ipg oo' 10, ny gu
logis,ic, view of Ms Howe "Ps1on fio~.ra an'
yeryner,eng NOR su Of literary hfhiy on 'a' Su''''
clip Of the Doctor" by Shelton Mackenzie
C,.t.. o,,s ,;,b n new chapter 81 Headeys Life oil
w..bi,,or co,ousIy illustrated which is followed by
e. NJ Chesebto Leaves rom an Italian Journal
Ill AID Artist in America by Mr.. Lew's, and
sc,,,., .,ecrus OF original poetry -Godfy has its usual
80 of bior olates al fiction, poetbai conir buttons
va .,,;c. Of nractical value We have received these
~. IN advance Of he mail from II Long Brother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

hand would allow the Gar 70 20 back 10 tho ori.inI
Vierrs note aud to the fret propositions o. the four
powere inclacgg ite renewal 81 the old reanes, AID
s6rs decsfa'ioni il expected tbJa, from the Govern
aont Whether begoti,tions RS 70 be accepted or
rejected People vlo read history haze not yet for
gotten shat IN 163 AID l7s0 when Austria aud Rl-sa
tired 20 partition Turkey Enclsnl Pfotes:ei agsiHst
ueir scLtues, and feed out Hset a. heavy cot
which was oal.d the Rg.siaD armament" but tie
Gttt cid nor fight against Russia il WAS soon d.e en-
rluod against Tratce, ard Russ,, though having
wr,rched Bcssarsbia from Turkey, remained tne any
ei Euslsrd. WHO can know whether lie Presen- ku--
san srn, 40 ont viii rot have the samo result
Tie following is tie letter Of the se;sstay oi we
BOARD Of TRACE, explaining soue Of The "'"'s'e'''
views On tic commerce OF the rea.ials II Is inOo'F
at Tor Amer
"OyyIcy OF CoxxrrfEE or PRIV CoCSciL
Fop TR,pY, WHITEHALL, harch - y 1
GKsTLYwEs: nrepl, % Your lerr OF zoe ,,, ~ o
uey requesting 10 be p;1rnsd Wle'hep, ~ y,Is ion
rsr let1ees ts coui.ry aud Risss, Russian goa 49,.
prcd from neutral pOrs would DC cln-ide,Cu VO"'"
lend, or would be admissible into England - p.;,v
e" ap directed BY tho Lords Of ihe o, Of va
Comet for TRACE 10 inform you iha'' ~ ihs evei. ~ 80
sv.ry ipdirec, ct. mpt 10 carry IN tade WIN no oo
corriry will be Illegal bat on the o'hef nun III
trade Tot ,gbeoied to ihe dig ci"n' 49, t; s. go
No. tcc, ne ,lccs merely because tae criIcio "h 'o
us ,I.c meter Of hef trade we're originally proao7a
IN eiemy country am genFs'nsp yoTT
40 M as mariin. Levia srd Adler"
Tho ,ews from Persia and AfghanIstan s favorable
r Tn,tev the Shah seems not 20 entertain any feel
inc, Of hostility sgsDs the Sal'sD, and Dost Mona a.
uft.. var with KaE3aAar, uus, now miat hs 07n
tusiness. -
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We have dates from Buenos Ayres N Feb Rio J.ne'rc
Feb u, Behia Feb Is, and Pernsmbueo Feb q.
BUKNos AYREs-The news from The River Plate is OF
favorable character, and is embraced in the suboine1
Let
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD


Go
OPEN TO MOONS FERRY ROAD--100 NILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
4 daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MOND and MOON 8 FERRY ROAD
Leave RICHMOND at O'Clock, A. M, and arrive
at MOONS FERRY ROAD II 20M
Leave MOONS FERRY ROAD at Ii Is A. NJ,
and arrive at RICHMOND at A p. M.
The Train will etop ~ passengers at the following
points only Robiou's Coal ldeld. TomshawL, Pow
hatan, Mst.osx. Chuls; Apelis c; H. wysnoke.
Meherrin, Keysvlle. brakes Branch. Mossingford
Roanoke, Glover, and Moons Ferry Road.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price,
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes. go that one can be retained in
the Offices and must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars
Passengers for Lynchburg connect with South
Side Railroad at Hsytokah.s
Through to Lynchburg... g.......................S45 so
Passengers for Clarksville meet Messrs. Moss
Co.'s Stages at Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays
Through to Carksve. .S5 90
r. L. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
N. B.-For the information of the public. it is
deemed proper to state that there are Two Daily
Lines OF Stages from the terminus of the Railroad
Danyille Zoe III r H.
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sS1kGINlA. g sss.zs
AcnrcurruaA1 FAn-75. 80 -.
y v,..s =. 9 - u4iea
q nov N fun blsst Il peeeysb.r~. -. s.s....
Of fssrangers % Monday wsrs suneroua - Z
DGArH ar vorrxrrrs --s1r IN. x...,,u.s.
,.,,.. = ~. =. . so,s
night Iast Durinx the nexseen - - s~,..1 ~.
volsntsers n Rjehmond. sevvel ,useh -. ea..-s
he campaign, snd 4 NE eos~l..s.. r.,ek ~ -
honorable disehsrre. h -. /. r.s-s- - -
fsssion.
f,rr,.n. AAss
Express states that 1 unan ria,n. ., h..ss.s ~.
tho road to Hick's Ford. on Tuess.v 81 - .,.,-
met little girl some twelve s. ,hs,,... .S. =
age, whose pesson he rushl.s.ly v,ol.t.d ~.
siri struggled hard 70 rssist the outrage. ana 81
me Fellow severely on one Of hi Anees He =
described = nsn q medium size fun DARK wkn-
kefs and inouslache. Hia upper front tsslh usvs
out. Il isto Be hoped he NAV Be dsaeeaea - -.
= p..-su
TIN WxILsscac AFsaAr.-Tks WelIas~,r
herssd states shat Edwurd Feauick, ube w.
sesooed w thss plsoe ~ student Of Beskauy CO
'ege' ea ~ crisjcsl situaiion, and win T. Il
most : mirscle Y he survive. The studeues nano
-
may, ana ny nome = 70 Tennessee. He ~ ..
du.ss. = .as morning after the SHAY. = having
SO s'e1 - - se'lds'ence. lsaaa
SALE OF PuBLIc cPaorERrY.-A Iarua sale Of ,.l
usoe properly belonging to the corporation Of IRE.
-. WIN tsAe place ID that town on the
' -o-' 'u''au'.
hksIsrANcE.-Ihe lawyers, doctors and dsusis,u
OF Horioik have resolved to resist the additional
tax OF one and half per centum Imposed bv : en-
o.a'nance upon their income IN addition % thsspe
c'nc TAX oeeause u y unequal and therefore III.
sa'. sA
APPRopRrArroN.-The NorfoIk Re..c,,..-..
the s,ockho,aa-. ~r ~, -. : $. - :. saas
u sno ooso0aro Haairoad have
asteea % appropriate 81, coo per annum towards
paying the labor on the Norfolk Ferrv
N.vc.
NAsAL-Capt +. b. McNeil, Of the Marina
= s-. - :. io.i ~ tug Marane baf.
oo~.....s .slu' aao ordered tofhs
49,, '-'s 0'''1"s DUR y On s1o same -
81
MAsoNrc.--Ihe masonic fraternity Of Petsrsburx
turned out on Mondsy to psy . tributs Of rsspect
20 me memory Of f. T. Hunter, deceased, late
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge Of Vircinia' A
address was delivered by Rev N. s Or, n.
f,-s r,h-,,9r.r ~ s'-'' " - >'--s's.ss..'s -
..aA 1Aa'1 oAaplain ~ Ing ofoer' sss5 #s#
RoBBERY --On SUNDAY even,ne l..t -. .-..
store of Nathaniel Harrison. of pI.nd1c,S -.
Petersburg, was entered and robbed of .or,. saoc
in bills and checks. -
Fr,e :. r,,v voor. ~. sp...-.. $
states that The xvoods are ~ t;rs !. :. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25

49,. Lns ersalstion Of the DAILY DIsRATCH
KichmosS sfkoly that Of all the Daily papers Of
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FALL TRADE.
FAIL INTERPRETATIONS

ALL 1AE O04 llON
OF EARTHEEWARE AND CHlNAt
FREsH REcsIPTs OF Glass And FANCY ARrIcLgs
TNHE subscriber offers to the trade large
and varied stock Of Earthenwarev and China and
oisss the patterns which selected BY himsef
In person. -
Having on experience or many yesrs In this parti-
cuar business, he feels great cenideuce in stating
that point Of price and aaality 1t will compare ia.
vorably with any other hd0se In the tIsde.
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Basins and Esers, Jssa, Tea Ware, &c.
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
sBlue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets
Do do do PITCHERS ana Vases
Gold Band do OF above variety
White China d. of above variety
Common Ware OF every description, suitable for
whoi-ssnR, which he offers upon such terms for cash
as caauot failto please.
Fine Mantei Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery. Waiters& Britannia Ware
Safety, and other fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware Ia every variety.
All he asks is call; and be fees assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packsr ia one Of the best In the trade.
Stone Ware at Factory prices
oc6-lm JAS. d. EVANS III Msie ct.
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RAILROADS. 10.

&Ra y NoHIH PIT Ia.!'AIxq;.. cAkoLI.
ORDINARY lNOuCEMENTS.!-DISn Is
The LIFE OF TRADE!..-G Goods ordered by our
EXPRESS are ually sold, and the proceeds 10 your
by ordinary modes Of convessnce
Merchants Of Halifax, Enfeld, kecky Mount,
Wilson's, Goldsboro', Wilmington, Faysttevile,
Lumberton, vii do veil to take advantage of our
NAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads =
Our Car Room has been much increased and charges
are sure 60 be sstisfactory. ADAMS CO.,
se d Under the Exchaose Hotel.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!i--T1e

y undersigned has just returned from the North
ern cities. where he purchased in person. large and
sxssnnvs ext so select stock of FANCY ANb sTzPLE
Dhi 9OODS, pnncipaiiy for cash, at exceedingly
ON cost In the sssortment will be found solid. col
ored French Mousilns, fine GA French Merinoes Is
broidsry. In great variety; black SIX frinamips
Lacesi fle Cloths n all coiors for Ladies' Cloaks
large stock French Cersets with an endless variety
and black and brossde. For good bargains ca Il ths
cheap store Of M0aRIs w. HOSE,
oc 6-2m 303 Broad streef
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- CHANGE OF HOURS,

Rs-514:1{k CHANGE OF HOURS
ACCOMMODATION. p DAY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON -
On Y and sfSer Saturday, the 9Th Inst our Packet
Boat PLOu6HBOY will leave RICHMOND on
Tuesdays, ThursdAys and Saturdays at O'Clock, A.
~, and arrive at NEW CANTON Ut 10 O'Clock, r.
Returning-L.sye NEW C1EToN ON Mondays,
Wednesdsys and Fridays, at o'clock, A. n, arriving
in RICHMOND at O'Clock, r. IA.
ee3 CROUCH A. HOOPER
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OFFICE r. +. L T. r. X. CUMPANY,l
RICHMOND, October I'd, 1854.

sIE-N STEAMBOAT. CURTIS
PECK.-P AESA6E TO PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK-The steamboat CUR
tbs PECK, Capt JOHN DAVIS, having undergone q
complete overhaaDg, has resumed her regular
run on the river between this and the above places
leaving the wharf at kocketts every Saturday Tues
day and Thursday mornings at ST O'Clock precisely
ing. - - :
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfolk. $500
Meals Soc. each.
ee4 Rsn uAnYINa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25
rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY ]. a. COWARDlN.

Yhe DAILY DisPATcH 10 served to sabseribers
nj SIX ANp A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
60 th. Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, u year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Il issuea every Bri.
t.y and matted TO subscribers Of ei per snnum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25
NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE

ES 60
NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES
Tacice Daily from Richmond to Ne,o York tcith trans
ers Of Passengers and Baggage through the cities of
Washington baltimore, and Philadelphia, free Of
ertr1 charge.
0N AND AFTER THE 18TH OF All.
" GUST. the following quick and comfortable
schedules will be run the inland route between
Richmond and New York:
Leave Richmond daily at 81 o'clock A. M and "a
O'clock p. Nj arrive in N York daily at A. NJ, and
Fsss to Washington. l.. ls class seats ssss
Baltimore lst Is !" 6 0G
Philadelphia 1st ' 90
Between Philadelpt and New York five times
daily at ~ and Is for each first class passengers
and 81 50 and 81 for I'd class do.
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore or
Philadelphia, or othernformaton, apply at the tick
ct office.
Besides the through aud direct connection named
above, with the Main Northern Route, through tick
cts direct be obtained at the Depot of the BaIti
more and Ohio Railroad Company, In Washington for
Wheeling. via the Relay House, at 90 so.
T. S.-The night train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta
tiona: Hungary, Cottage, Taylorsville, Junction
Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milford, Guinea's, Freder.
icksburg and Brooke's.
Itis deemed proper in addition, to state for the in
formation of passengers that four daily lines are in
operation between Washington and Baltimore, by
means of which the traveller, who through business
always in hispower to proceed at convenient hour
directly on his journey to any port Ncrth OF that
ploce. 8. RUTH.
oc5 Agent of TRANSPORTATION,
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ROYAL PARRISH,

hOxAL EAhhlHd,
Grocer and Commission Merchant
RICHMOND VA.
HAVING commenced the GROCERY
IL BUSINESS, In this city. In connection with
the Commission Business, would beg leave toinvite
his friends and the public generally, to give him q
call. assuring them he viii sell low for CASH.
punctual customers any other house In the city.
He has taken the house the continuation OF
Pearl street, between the Bridge and Cary street.
He continues pay personal attention to sales of
Country Produce. oc 9-dfmc2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25
000 STANDARD SONGS AND MU.
~Oyy Sic for * c,s

~NO SIC, Tor % CTS.
The Singers Compan'on; containing choice se.
lection OF 70 popular Songs Duets. alees Catches
&c, with music srreneed for the Voice Flute. Vic.
lin aud Piano. One volume, illustrated-75c
swell Life at Sea; or Fun, frigstes ard Yachting
A collection of Nautical Yarns. From tbs Log Bosk
of 4 Youngster of the Mess-s1.
Robert Bruce, the Hero King Of Scotland. By the
author of " Wallace, the Hero of Scotland" Illus
trat@d-5nc.
With other new publications. just received by
&C II JAS. WOODHOUSE. IS9 Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25
NOOKING RANGES. HOT ARR FIIB

COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with ano
passed by any in this country for cooking or for it,
economy in fuel
Also, Water Closets Stationary Wash Stands Ba
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water; all of which
will put up and warrant to give satisfaction
We also pu up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for it's durability, economy in
fuel and the great amount of fresh sir heated and
distributed trough the egisters, 10 unsqualled by
any furnace low in use.
G & A. BARGAMiN, JR..
mh2j 2nI corner of Main and I8tb A.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-25

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
RICHMOND. Sept IL, 1854.
Efs "a EEsss TO ESTERN
zz-sEN~zE - M ER ERCHANTS-Goods
brought by vessels to Richmond, wh ch designe
to be transported the Va Central Railroad NAV
be consigned directly to STEPHEN HUNTER Depot
Agent.
If the Goods belong to any one living off the line
of the road, they must be consigned to respon-
sible person residing at the place of destination who
VIII be required to pay all charges before they
taken away, which must be done promptly.
H. D. WH1rCOMB,
Sc l4-2awlm SUIT Va c. r r.