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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21
Gutberild)e Spnoce.

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Den ttn0tbbarten Staatsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

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81 Der Gn9lii4 seatteriIden @rGe Rats.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-06-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL-SP Harerove, Charlie;
Showers and servant, VIM Showers, Miss Nah.
Ion Vail Hugh Vail, N York; Geo R Reading. Cen
treville, Md; VIM 8 Adams, N Y; Jas Lynch, Bal
tiu1ore: G Dobbins servant and child. Carrollton;
Mrs Austin, ] Austin, Campbell; Fl Land, Ten
uessee; Voruse and lady, Petersburg; Moses Tut
tie, Georgetown S C; VIM Gilman, w Allgrene.
Amelia: M Robertson, T Smith, Richmond; ] r
Remington, Geo Hcgard, Boston; Ambrose Ewing.
Morris Hailowe. Philadelphia; P Brady, St. Louis;
r Mumford, A D Cheatwood, Powhatan; w ]
Anson Cumberland; Geo Bennett, York; l. "a
Chandler. H Hodges, Norfolk; VIM Harry and
daughters, N York; Capt Cavendy, Mrs Cavendy
and daughter, Steamer Jamestown: Mr. Wright Mrs
Pontz, Va.
UNITED STATES HOTEL Whitback, Wash
ington; w B Carpenter. Sussex; A Carter, New
Kent; T Mayson, Caifornia: Lewis, York; J
Larmand Orange H; r d Vawter, C r; w II
Harvard, Charles City; L Armstrong. Jas City.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-w Charlton. Va; A
Saunders, Hanover; Blankepship. Amelia; b
Hughson, Nebraska; w H EgAleston, lows; MIR
Brown VIM Betsworth, u s A; g w Ovusee, G!ou-
cester; ] N Simon'en, N ]; Burton, Phila: Ma
thews Deaware;J s r Station. Scottsvile; Den.
mis-, AibemarIe; r 81 McGee, Chesterfield; A Everett
land; J J Coates: Nelson; w Betsworth, New yen;
] P Crunord, Va. 81.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-D Parrey, Buckingham;
q Garner, Mobile; d Scott Ga; M Campbell,
Ala; Il Perritt and servt, Mobile; @ Bragg, Macon
Ga; Lewis, 8 C; v Dabney, Miss J Harnson
w Randolph, Richmond: 81 Z Thomas, Bait; A u
Gregg Goochland; M Harriez and lady, Mrs Nor
man and daughter, c; Coils French. vi Is 6I,
JF omohuDdrc, Fluvanna; Q Pollard: J Raine,
Lynchburg; Prints, Charlottesville; ) w Morgan,
Nd; u Picket Richmond. 4 a. ..s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

-....1T...,,..evxnn ()rsrr t1.eeeegtse.
s.re 3 sesosses 3 our ocsntsy hissss e s &c
~ =. az - Is eesral - q e s;ssss.e
init j much 1tsr - pessezes y 3 1900 ~
7uppr alter fSaf1pg - vsrt1y q rsposIs ~
40 Rs brest 6owu he bU6neseo q hicnmo1. ~ -
1ksrsty IS ban ~ lAst Of SANS g ner WO''-
rivals. $3.50 ,rrIu.
sive, there wore AZ infermenfs g tns g ssci.ss
The f,ast weeR. from the III % the IJn o. az.
rust inclusive there have been but ~
from cholera, being rs less than the preceons
wAak Of the 20 eases, Is were white PEI s01s, -
Ii were uexroes ( OF the IS White pcxs0nss 49,
msIos and were females end Of the ~ neg
III were males and were females.
The number of whitA iuterments from AZ
for the week ending the 18th inst, Wero rsas
the 81 were under the age Of II years; ano tnse0
The number OF negro interments for the same pc
rod nf time were 25 OF this number ~ were
nales. and {; females. Of the IS infermenfs ware
under the aee Of ~ years.
Total number of interments for tne wee. 80 =. .
Whites 81. Blacks IS. Cholera ~ UnaeL 1c
age of IL years, II. On Sunday me 10Th sn ~.
there was but one cholera intermen1 ana tnaI
male negro. s-a.. -. "a
The above farts need no coEnments from Ne, y
.tsfv tIa mind of any one Of the health Of the city
Those who have heretofore been fr19htened on IoI
fear Of cholera, need have no appronennons noT:
From, the beginning, the disease mas conhned Isel
almost exclusively to dissipated WHITE men snu nc
eroes, rarely touching prudent person WINS -
black. ..A .,asrc the
Al HOLLYWOOD Cemetery. for the week enong .n s
1ah inst there were six interments, four OF which
were persons who died Of cholera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

EuE CBNxRAH 90 - 3 J. 49,
Il Vim be seen by the report Of the pro.
ceedfnrs Of the Council. that that body -
tsrday made the subscription q MOO 700 %
behaif of ina city to the Cenfrsi Railroad
Company. According to the report OF the
Committee on Finance, the triumph was COM
plete the subscription being endorsed By 4
majority of property as well - voters. This
Is very gratifying. since IT settles the ques-
don. and leaves no room for caviL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
RUSSIAN PACIFIC SQUADRON.


1t is conjectured in Europe that the Rus
sian and Anglo French forces in the Pacific
will probably soon have an encounter, and
that either the American coast, near Sitka,
or the Asiatic side, near Kamtschatka, will
be the spot where the rival forces will meet.
The Panama Star of July 81, gives some
particulars of the Russian vessels of war in
the Pacific, though it does not profess to be
well informed as to their number. 1t says
that in March last, the frigate Pallas, the cor
vette Olivant, and transport and tender
left Manila, as it was supposed, for Batavia,
but it is now conjectured that they sailed for
Kamtschatka. One or two vessels are sup
posed to be cruising in the South Pacific
The frigates Aurora and Diana were last
heard of at the Sandwich Islands. 1t is re.
ported that the Russians have fourteen YES
sells of war at Kamtschatka, and at Sitka a
few old briggs of no account The garrison
there consists OF but 40 men and 80 old guns,
and can be easily driven out
Of the allied forces, FIVE large vessels were
cruising in the North frigate, and five
smaller vessels near China, and strong al
lied naval force was collecting at Singapore.
Three French vessels were cruising in the
Yellow Sea, and the French have also
strong force at Tahiti and in the South Paci-
fc. The Star thinks there is no chance at
all for the Russian ships, and that they will be
compelled, as in the Baltic and Black Seas,
to place themselves under the protection of
their forts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
Tally. a verv WORTHLESS

SrABBED.-Miles Tally, a very worthless
drunken creature, was stabbed in the hand by q
iast' on shockoe HiIi As soon as Capt. White
head of the difficulty, he fastened to the scene of
conflict but arrived after Anaker had made his
cape A warrant was issued yesterday for his ar.
rest and it Is probable he will be brought in during
the day, 80 as to have hearing this morn
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
COMNERCLAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Augus:l4

wHEAT.-The price Of Wheat remains steadily 2.
our sst quotations 81 IS to sIso for prime red sns
wn.s.,..I mneh Wheat that II threshed before the
.esv Is Thoroughly dry, and therefore to1sh and nm
dssrable to the mfiers This cells q under rates
The minimum price paid tor n, 81 "n's'
FLOUR--There are no tTsnsactions q account y
Canal superine. Shippers offer Ss Is holders ssl
go ~. in FIeur within few days but u Il believ
"a that this il the result Of demand for good new
Flour for home eonsumption and that when u u su
,sd there viii be an easing off Of the excitement
NJ southern il much sosght for IN the Northern
msrs En- at this season Of the year. This conciuaion
i. ened by the fact that there no ceres
pondins advance in Wheat. ~,
pVCORE.-Not much activity in Corn. We quote
sfi1t At 10 csuts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
DIED,

IN Mo,d.y morning, the 18th inst. after painful
and linssIins iliness, ALFARETTA VIRGINIA
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph p. and Mary Colquitt,
aged years and months The tnenas Q. inc ~. =.
cadence Of her father at the hesd of Grace street.
this afternoon at 81 o'clock without further notice.
Mo,a.x .venins. Mrs.. ELIZA BRANNAN, Of Bal
teyelisn. county Of Carlo ireland, aged SO years
The friends and scquaintances Of the family are re-
ouested to attend her funeral This Evening. &c .
o,clock from the residence of her husband, Patrick
Brannsn, corner of 18th and Grace Streets without
frrfher notice. y"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

The RoBBER.-James Howle, the fell
low now in jail on the charge of robbing Fayette
McMullen, will undergo examination next Thurs
day, by which time it is hoped officer Tyler will
have returned from New York with the German
who 10 suspected OF being the principal rogue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
PASSENGERS per Steamship JAMESTOWN

CAvENDY, Commander: . ,,,., -
Meyer Mathews. g Mathews. M Wilson.
Bleuett, Golderverse, Perry, % w Atwood. A
Msury, C Cahil, lady and child, Mrs Barnum and
child, J M Crandall, B Slocurn, Miss Williams:
w McGregor, lady and children, G Bennett, A
svt Miss + Oldham, Mr. Hurry, Miss A Hurry, Miss
C Hurry. o Everett lady and daughter, l Macks. W
Coon, L Il Chandler C Bruce and lady, w Allen,
w H Griffin, Monsieur Paul, M Smith, Capt Lewis
Parrish, Of Steamship Tennessee, g w Weems w
Church, and Is in steerage. as-i w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
THE NEW WAR INVENTIONS.

| About the time that the Baltic fleet sailed
from England, the public journals teemed
with accounts of certain new and horrible
instruments of destruction with which each
of the ships was supplied, in addition to h er
regular armament. There were bomb shells
which would paralyze whole ships com
pany; floating 'serpents' which would pursue
a ship through the most sinuous track. follow
her under the shade Of the strongest fortress,
and forcing their iron heads into her devoted
sides, blow her at once into ten thousand
fragments. There were Internal machines
which were to be buried in the Russian soil,
and the British flag staff placed over them,
and made to communicate with the machines,
so that when the Russians came to pull down
the flag staff, the machine would expl ode, and
all the Russians be annihilated. There were
balloons laden with destructive materials
which were to ascend from the ships, and
floating over Russia, drop fire and death upon
the helpless inhabitants 1t turns out now
that Ill the new inventions were comp osed OF
the same material-gas. The silly expert.
mont upon the nerves of Nicholas was ride.
ulous failure. 81 !. 49,
STARVING FuGfTvE SLAVES In CAsApA.-
The circular received by the Albany dr..
gus, calling attention to the condition of the
fugitive slaves in Canada, affords another il.
iustration of the blessings of freedom to those
who are not prepared for it. The circular
says that the fugitive slaves in Canada are in
great want and destitution, and in need of
bedding. hannels. aud clothing generally,
suited to the climate; food medicines and A.
sistance in every shape. j. j. Rice. who
signs the circular, states that he has lived IN
Canada thirteen years son incidental dora.
lions, and sometimes ON soant fare. He a..
mics that the Government does anythine n,
the fugitiyes. and appeals TO American abo.
htionists for early aid ON behalf Of his eutFar.
ing fellows. reminding them that ato fhrn;sb
bedding, &C., TO & dsssitute family lust g-a,,
slavsry. is what stakeholder, who vorL ~
colonization entsfptsssdo in Liber;... 80
Negroes may escape ir0m their n..e..s IL.
they cannot escape om The preat 4. - = ~ -
Dor, or the alternstivsof starvaf;nn Ifshss,
trust to abolition aid, they lean nnon : ~.
Ken reed. The abolitionistx hsra ,,c,.s-
enough to relieve their acolored hrethra~ b
Dut shey won't do it. Mrs Stove has lss<ss,ex
now IN her hands, which was nlsced fi,efs
ior the bene6t Of the n0eroess INF re refIases
20 fork over. 1t wen'tdo for 6nnbo - tsrsf
% pniianfhropy. He must Be couteuk with
y me ret Of The word. viii hard work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

HIGH PRICE, SrooK.-Major Thomas
boswell, Of Hanover county, Va, has just sold a
ton, to Mr. r. NJ. Singleton OF South Caroline, for
81, 900 in cash. A friend, who ia IA judge assures
US that this is of the finest colts for it's age he
has ever laid bis eyes upon. Hurra for the Major,
and his blooded stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

STEALING William, slave to Elizabeth
Johnson, was arrested by officer Seal yesterday
morning and brought before the Mayor, charged
with stealing coat and IS In money from Richard,
slave of John T. Cauthorn. The evidence against
the accused was entirely crcumstantial, but suih-
GENTLY strong to warrant him fagelati0n. he
was sent to Jail to he disposed of this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

-
spf.ns Snu Osael $3.50 9 q q. 3.
'ee Asss.y !.
seesn ~ un'0 ~ my w-.. -
TWETIDE.WATER CONNECTIONS.
Wa are authorized to staaethat this impor-
..nt vork win be 80 far completed ~ to be
-, e. ruh,;c nae IN few days. In conse-
49,. az the s;ckne.s which has prevailed
e 49, ~s.,. n.st and the difficulty Of pro-
.--:-- ..s..;.,.s.f Co. ~. rnech.n;cs engaged
- -s.--.~-.s =. 1870 md wood vork Of
!. p's.- - - ca. Iool, Tho comnlet;on
INC 49, ~. .Ae 0.r -. -. -, rost.
~ the iide- |" a'oa o1o- 10.
poned 70 period oi 'ne ycs' "neA -
celebration would scarcely % plrc''o.o'e !, !.
advisable. The President ana D'.ec'oi. -
the Company are absent rom sne clty =. 'n,'
time, and many Of the most innuential ifienus
Of internal improvements who would giaoi,
participate in the celebration, are preven.eo
by prudential considerations from accepting
an invitation to attend. The proposed ceie-
bration will therefore be postPoneu o..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

NUIsANcE.-Messrs Toler & Cook were
fined s5 and costs for permitting nuisance on Mr..
Lislie's premises 18th street, they being the
agents of Mr.. l.. If the cause of complaint, how.
ever, is abated, the fine will be RENTED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

No PAPERs.-Patrick d. Jones, a free
negro, was Gagged for want of register When
brought before the Mayor, he proved his freedom,
and was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

DoNN1NG PANrs.-On Sunday night last q
Young female was arrested by the Watchmen and
Gagged for being dressed in boys clothes, and walk
ing about the streets, creating disturbance by
drawing crowd OF noisy ga,iants around her
the Mayor at the station house, having given secur
ity to do so the night before, and after hear
ing and an admonition, was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

PROFESSOR ELLIoTT's PAPER BALLOON
We received yesterday, from Mr.; WIN; p S 81 NOR
cent mn in advance Of his ascension in the Isabela-
r. was found on Mr.. SIS plantation, about mile
from the spot where Mr.. Elliott descended II our;
travelled him this mile. 1t was much tattereo ana
torn. II indicated exactly the route he took.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

NUIsANoE.-The summons against A. A.
Hughes, for permitting nuisance on one of his
lots, was continued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

LAID OvER.-The warrant against Git
tings and Marshall, for assaulting and beating
Cootes at the City Springs some weeks since, was
called by the Mayor, yesterday, and then continued
until Thursday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

BARxUM's MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE-
This famous exhibition is to be in this city the
18th inst with It's herd of elephants and its varied
collections of animate and inauimate wonders. Be-
~ b a. ne os, Ie ine sIs9sss snoy
will doubtless turn ont the occason. The entire
juvenile community il anticipating its advent with
much intersst.
For Bilious Diseases, Fever and Ague. Liver Dis
ease and all diseases arising from disordersd i'm
TuRE il certain and positive remedy. 1t attacks
the seat of disease BY rendering the blood pure and
Every one should use this Invaluable remedy who il
exposed to the heat of the weather. resides in an
unhealthy location. II Il equally good preventa-
tive - 1t 10 In curing diseases. Try 1t at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

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occ"'s' snu' 20 use tne language OF tne mig
tney are hereafter TO have FAR STAND up
ugnt we are right glad that no provision
. made TOR age, rheumatism or sore toes oui
We wish care had been taken to prevent the
lawyer leaning against any support
There 10 another reform of much more i'm
pOrtance, which might be judiciously intro
duced at the N. Y. bar. It is a reform of the
refined and useful practice of which the
Herald also speaks, called "badgering . wit
ness - which consists in hunting and perse-
cutting an unfortunate citizen, because the
latter had committed the atrocious crime of
attending to testify in a. cause, to the detri-
ment of his business, and in obedience to
subpoena" The most respectable and un-
sullied character cannot shield a witness from
abuse and Islander in a New York Court
The public sentiment there which refuses to
countenance any private redress of wrong,
leaves the best men of society at the mercy
L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. IA.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. IA.
Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mdze
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Bait, mdze, Ludlam
Baraue Overmann, Lang, New York, ballast, Hax-
schr Sarah Burton, Kelly. Boston. plaster, Cren-
schr Westoyer. Gray, Boston, mdze, D. Curry.
schr r. Adkins, Randall n. 9. lumber Ell kss-
schr Ida Mailer, Weeks, Boston, engines, Va and
sehr. Wave, Wood, Jamestown, wheat, Rawlings
schr. Union, Shelly. York River. wheat. S.
schr. W.. Doyle, Wilson, light. fta aa
schr. Express, Carbon, light.
schr. Grand Spy, Dennis, light.
LUIGI ". Fry & SONS are now re-
g s si,i Orleans and Porto Rico SUGARS q.
s s s ss New Is S1: and G Scssrs
.S g Hide HID. 2, ssn r :aS SSe' DO.
s sss ~ Ga 81 Java d. %.
400 Boz e Sperm, Adamsntine, Tallow CANDLES;
600 BaW SHOT assorted:
I 1oCS sidss SOLE soLE LEATHER; ass1i
500 Boxes French WINDOW GLASS, together
with general assortment Of small articles,
.9a for sale on ressonsble terms. He
GUANO-l5O0 Tons Superior Peruvian |;
~ 900 tons superior Mexican;
~ 50 /" Sup Phospsts Lime; EssR
Ne. ts.a. e, HIGH sRasw s1dss SONS
oFFIcE srrsaisT.sDss sTIslTs
DRoPOsALS win be received at this Of f.
Ace until MONDAY next the etst inst, It II
osloes -, ior the folle.ing wSrs. vs, Paving sol.
fom Grace street 70 Clay street. and Eelaying the
gutteT pavements now on said street For new gut-
s e :. n : .::: from s s s g s: s.. S
Also, for grading Fnnklin street from s4th to 18Th
18th street, and also for gravelling 18th from
The proposals will state stwh.t time itis proposed
to commences and ct what time to complete the work
bid for-the pcs per Cable yard for grsdins and
square yard for and solid pavements and Tor era.
yelling The committee reserve the privilege Of
The contractor viii be required to execute q con.
tract With security for the prompt and faith
be signed within ten days aer the date Of the
it win be- considered ~ abandoned. sess.s,
For further ps'ticulsrs inquire q = ..rr.
:, s:s J: csun'n. Street. a.d s'p' sassi'.
CTOLEN-From my residence. IVednes-
~ dsy lssk : SILVER MEDAk. With the essra-
and it g yalued btehly an that sceount.
delivery e me- 81 = this s.sa ss,. as1n,o,n
a. 16-Str l7th st. oppssite Ola Mari a.
lust RECEIVED.-The Youth Of .Tef.
~ fsssos, Or . ChRoaicIe 81 collsee scsapes a.
Fifty Heafs n 18th Asmisp OF Remisiscenee.
Of the life OF former Merchant; 81 Vincent Noite
iamo. priee els JAMES W0nDHOuussss S''s
Z % 3 e. -a. 10 Aala sixsst
In ETURE-Todd'a Hog round Familv
- Bacon; Tcdd's Block Sides and Bhsufdn,. "a
exfsA Singer Tesred HAMS WIlson,s Hos-rcun1 1e -e'
~ q JNo. WOM6EE "a
C5 BBLS. PRIME LARD. just received
80 per etesmsr, rss,s ~ -
s = = { g s ss Jho. swoMsLE / co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

GUANO-150O Tons Superior Peruvian
N 200 tons superior Mexican;
50 g Sup. Phospate Lime; Ess
Now ready for delivery in primo order, by
an l5-zaw4w HUGH w. FRY K SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

Auction NcTIcE.-Attention Of the trade
il called TO our Auction Sale of New OrIesps surss
and Molasses--ths cargo Of the brig Cleopatra rom
Attakapas-to take r1sce ct our wharf and warehoss
O'Clock DUNLOP, MONCURE Co,
an l5-1t Auctioneers
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ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.-WiI IS

EN DOLLARS REWARD.-Wil s.
paid fef the apprehensio. and delivery, on con
nnement II jaai, of my man TON, who cslfs himssif
Tom Tom. Fsnsisy expect b 2 lurking s5sat Rleh.
9ond = he u veil acquainted there He q Of Iiekt
gingerbread color. about medisn heiaht. mixer
sosrs sram eoentenanees and shout Is Year. ell II
esessxyexRsness Of deliverse him 10 me s. xwst.
bill. Chssfssheld. Rost O65os, liehmoni.
II .OST-On Saturday cycnine Last s. !.
- ye,aa i.1y o. her WY ffen Bask ssrsst Is
D. os A. MI s 80 ,ga - sro. ses
ovsa e.ea - centalnlnf the hair Of her deeeess5
vss = the steEe Of Mssase Natal 1ylss, Esis
1zeel. - q. 81 ssiS-IssT
NQTloE.-All persons hsviS9 6WoT5s 81
Il. ,ss ssn s.. ss'es ssss e sss Ass
nosss,' iAh strest. ~ cf1sF e g.
P0Ll6HIN0 IRONS ko.-eelf- Heat
- 1 a. a - q ,s ~ ..'.,.'
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

"A LUM WATER. from the celebrsted
= Roekbddge Alum Springs, Va, for 81. in bar.
rsis nslf barrels and BY the Gallon A1-o Msss and
rms constantly receiving ffesh from the Sprinss and
foT sale only by BENNETT BEERS, Drue eists
soIs agenta Tor The kockbridge Alum Sprinss. Va
furnished free of charge Z - 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15

Housr AND Blew PAfrrIHs, &c. &C.
esfshlisk0ent o 10Th stxeat bet~een Msia and q.
r. ne viIl continue .the HOUSE, SION and or.
NAMENTAL PAINTING. GLIDING. BROWNING
- An orders promptly attended to.
s015--lm re- ss'l.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
OFFICE 6UPERfNT EVIDENT DTREErs
u ,sa August 18th, 1854. s.
nR0PlSAI.2 will he racairaa AZ al. &c

CTOLEN-From my residence, Wednes-
~ dsy lsst. : SILVER MEDAk. With the essrs.
and if & valued htehly On that scecunt.
s. reward o. TWO DCLLARSwiil bs paid for ii.
delivery to me, or = this q sss .1..
au 18-St+ l7sh 81. oppesife Ola Mari e.