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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

n0NATIQN.-Ths Frisnds of Rev. Mf ai;evnoon and evening Of Thond dav, Jsn. Issh, 1884. at the ha,ise Df Mrs. Garrett P. Welch, in Milssn. Should the weather prove uniavosabis, h viii bs passponed tiil the nsxt 6sy. sT sI3s
 Ar are invited to attend. E,sASsiasl
 Milton, Jan. a, iesf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Rmwl mMMTH I

gsT FeesiVal by lho sn|.1f|1sfs IIo9 Now foTEs 1u1Ng z|IIrH Nf|1 I4rf< 1t|olIIt. 'sSs ssa sf sfI ,s oss \, ;s... -, % ss ,i. ols aend in South SlrrtI, 1nd e3amino Inc quality ond price Qf llo Gonff nid wurk .tI Y4HIfilves.
 BUTTKEREfIs& 6 Tl0WbHIDcE, 1.iIehfield, Jan. 1fh. ios3 FEt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

u Tks loiol 6epnAlss cf Ameflosn ndla nl ths 1sias eAd olsnctge. oln1e ihe disrneRFy
 q OslnmiA ln req. ls l,it ig tp 9slp.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

VI. m. Msll 8npesiniendant ae she liar. len Ilniirnads hns hSen sued hg AIiss a. Howard nf Wudhiaglnas '. q; lsF Arssch af uInaiNe. Tho 6amnRe1 ass lAid d e1Aooo. lls wee ssqaised la give oso0o ball
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

The Blue Hen's Chickem of Whining. .sl, Dela,Ssrc, hys tie I;,IIapine before iis readers: . There is lvinR in I'ainall si . colared man, agsd 68 yeAfs. WIm is the fatiler of 5l chiljr<n. SO aT wham are now livlng. He had three wives, ahe firsi 0I whom had lx children. iwn af whom were twins. The secDnd was ii,e ns0ii,er If IS, having twins three iimes T'he latter, wl.., is still alive. hes 9f children, i,aving had Twins lsve times. We venture Ji1ss there is scarcrly an6tiscs such case 0h Fecnrd."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

n . e = an 0zs WEST Ys- H Ihe IIIsnae q c hsy; I b. L. ssgAs gill i've and evening, gsnsiasv IIsh. H9Bl. ffis issvery einsHy nf llaf tiEse. is siII be aalendcd cn tho IoIlnWinz Say. sa@at1s4a szs
 AsI Fsisnas are isvi,sd to atiend. asgsgs lg
 Lileh6sld. Jan a, le5L gba
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

Sage is reported 10 have said in a recees leeinfe, while ,disenussinR ni lie ar,is, \ imperlec1pns ~ meat felhale p..eIs. nn,- wiIhs'ss .iPE ter 2 2. wfslih ef easy s.d Peessgs io lrds hsRdsomsly under . sids
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Boots and Shoes.

ATTENTION, CUNTOAERyY gST received. .a lnl caFRo0 0f Bools and Shoes iFesh from New York and fhe eaet.FnmaFkeis eompusne everything in illin line EsF the seas0n. neavy stock Of Gents and Ladies' Orershoes at greatly reduced prices-l0wer than was ever C Spo iH me eonnty of Lichfield q French patent yorK Seles, Sole and Upper Leather, Morocco hnsngs: Brssles, Wax, and Findings generally; i; sll ot which may be found at the 0ld Brick, just as good as the maFkeis wil affagd, s r Fs 7 ET Firsl Door Wess of Court Ho,se.
 MEAFOY & TRUWBRlD 3E.
 Litch6eld, Jan 9ih, 1854.
 N.B.-We would just remind our friends that now IS the time to balance accounts, and we most respectfully invite al tp dO SO without delay.
 M. & T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
rrIltST APARTMENT.

Dress Goods and ShaSvIet s .n thc ml,st fashionable end senronnble atyIo from The rtehesi procade silks to | c0nlr1un Print
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

lsr TmE 9nrAx CoENkcTrcur SFonHs wherecmssowers meet from:evrry coin ahas1ate, !.
 t1WtiERE PuRCtlAs Efl $ can flnd every article they ,eant for ths Wipas. the Dnnrkttfn
 or ter thetuTnishine ofIheir housea. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

The n,nsi severe thing we have heard sad about the inhsbiianis of Ene is, ina, iiie nian wli0 was moi asi.ampd i0 own that he was cousin n New York Alder. man, indiananil3 denies ii,at lie has any relsti,r,S tn Erie. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Blowers.

ENOR SALE, two east iron cylinder Bellows, L suitable for . blast furnace, with carriages, plsten rods, &c. complete 1 feet diameter, feet length of stroke.
 s..s... %S. w. COLLINS, nss, " Co.lnsville, Conn.
 January 2d, 1854. :6
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SECON n-

A0usekeeping Goods iHenaud cnifDN shPetings. cQinacruan nea .snraad hlnnkrta. CURTAIN MATERIAL, Dasnasi Bsvcaicllcs, Drapeiiess Oil shades, cotni6e3 Co
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
HIVE YoU. pEEN. I.ll fHa
BBE heFVRy

ss7 MAIN sT.---IIA IIARTRoRb.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

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 se.ss'sns lef "su'e sn. s.s.s ..e'sis s s....-,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
xniiia RnhbeEs...,,,

MEN.e. Vonsen's 's and Cisl'e India Rubber MM, 0s8I1hb3n--a nsw Iol nnw 6,Dfning by
 a Nsg ,- .l.-, e. ADAMS q co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
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vNRoM she saclosuls q tas suhsegllsf. shoet s-nsii1e HElfgR; had nlaali piece eai rom ske .r1ss si1e of lIa lefl and undoF ala of lho rirhs anF. Any information ef cold heifsT wlll F fsssessbly Sswsgesd ky ~, -, !.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

STuARTs sheyR 8 ! yEosTs~A sss isls psx'; co ss|;'
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MEDICINES,
T,HE only inf.lhbls Medicine known ,,s., !. .

HyHE only infalhble Medicine known. -
u BURROWS ELIXIR VITA--Ths original sr'
ties in III 10 purity Quick end Powsra +, n:v sla
taes are proverbialin % many Instances hssnss
raised from the very verge Of the tomb the ..
Of diseasss In their most terrible forums ssss.s.
niais Of the most exalted character from i
and institutions testify. In the descnpuvs ls
may b. found one from the Masonic sno Vod s,s
Lodges OF Norfolk. The medicines able % Nv .S,et
are numerous and valuable but persons ~ ns
70 suspend their use and submit 10 CUT VI
In VITA. q cure ct once can be enecteo IN oiensf
cases only one or two weeks being required, eno
those earded a. utterly ncurabe only three or tour
veeks M will thoroughly purify the blood. 10
scrofula Rheumatism, indigestion, &C., f stands
alone its action on the Bowels Liver and Kidneys
sys airset and efficient. DEPRIVED humors In the
circnstion affect the vital orssns course Of two
or three weeks will relieve the system of oil morbid
matter q eaction ensues an uncomfortable appetite
with hish and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in rapid decline,
nothing 10 comparable. For mercurial and syphlitic
diseases IL 10 truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestise of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decsying.
IL 30, at the end of three weeks suspend its use
weeks, recommence, and at the end Of three weeks
the body will be restored to Its original health.
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply OF the above inval liable medicine, the won
derful curative powers Of which proverbial.
PURCELL, LADD u CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
,GRUBBS L APPERSON,
fe Ely Druggists.
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CPRATTS PATENT INSULATED
- LIGHTNING KODS-Tks eshscriber havins
secured the exclusive right to sell thess celebrated
RODS II this State, are now prepared to Put them
sp Y anx part q tas clty Or country Or hvc5slls
hsve been pronosnosd By scientific men 10 b tks
best svsr olsred 10 the public. Among the numerous
Recommendations In posss.sion Of the Agents, the
o. their great superiority over ell othen
The Lightning Conductors on the plan Of J.
Spratt, Of Cincinnati, appear to be very well devs-
cd, and IN point OF mechanical construction the
at L to Be hoped that the use Of these Rods may
become general, - an important auxiliary defense
against danger which must BE- regarded Of no
binary magnitude, 70 which al buildings are liable
B. SfLLrMAN, in,
Prof. Of Chem. In Univ. OF Louisville.
b. SfLLIMAH, ST.,
JAMES d. DANA,
Yale College, N. II.
Hartford, Dec. oath, 1851.
The President and Directors Of the Etna Fire In-
surance Company having examined j. Spratt's Pa
tent Lightning Conductor, and having been made &C.
quainted with its construction and adaptation to the
purposes designed, highly approve of the same a. q
safe and excellent conductor of electricity. We re-
commend that it be properly applied to all buildings
insured, or that may hereafter be insured at this
office.
In the above certificate. We fully concur .
CHARLES TAYLOR,
sec'y Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
WILLIAM CoNoR,
Sec'y Hartford Protection Ins. Co.
JOHN B. ELpREDGK,
1ec'y Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.
E. ]. MILLER,
D. STEBBINS. }Ag'n'''
wOrders may be left at the stable of Mr.. Xix,
of 10th and Cary Streets by letter. through
the Post Office, box IS.
fn Qu,t
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THE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.

THE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.
l. FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocToR PLUME 4 co.
are still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and Of ell delicate diseasesat this old
institution.
People in the country, when visiting the city are
very particularly invited to call. mo charge for
sultation) Much attention 10 given to female dsol.
ders
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
Frs which has stood the test of time and which 10
unrvalled in giving tone and vigor to system shat.
tered and almost wted down by the froics Of early
life
All letters, prepaid, promptly attended to- Once
hours from A. M, till p. NJ.
an 5-dGwts RICHMOND. Va.
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
NOW

IS NOWs
The following lines from Househeld words. ar
fun Of wholesome advice a. well O. . beausifu
imagery They convey 10 the youthful dre~mer,
Lesson which Il would be web for him to ponder:
Arisei Tor the day b passing
While you He dreaming on;
Your brothers are cased il armor,
And forth to the light are gone;
Your place Ia the ranks awaits you;
Each man has part to play;
The past and the future are nothing
In the face Of the stern to-day.
Arise from your dreams of the future
ofgaintng bard fought field,
OF storming the airy fortress,
OF bidding the & liant yield;
Your future has deeds of glory,
Ofhonor; God grant Il msyl)
But your arm will never be stronger,
Or needed a. now-to-dsy.
Arise. 1.-THE past detain you,
Her sunshine and storms forget;
No chains % unworthy to hold you
AZ those of . vain regret
Sad or bright, she 10 Iifeless ever;
Cast her phantom arms away,
Nor look back, save to learn the lesson
OF nobler strife to-day.
Arise for the hour is passing;
The sound that you dimly hear,
IL your enemy marching to battle,
Rise rise for the foe 10 near
Stay not to brighten your weapons,
or the hour will strike at last,
And from dreams OF coming battle,
You will waken, and find itpast.
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PRIaA DONNA WALTZ IN THE CHURcH.-Dwight
ssys that he has been told by good authority, that
few Sundays SINCE an organist in one of the Con.
Decticut river churches, gave out to his choir the
"Prima Donna Waltz" Of Julien, adapted to the
well known hymn
"a charge to keep have,
God to glorify.
never-dying soul to save,
And fit it for the sky"
1t was that celebrated preacher Whitfeld-was
II noi,-who said he thought 1t pity the devil
should have all the best music to hiinself!-N. o.
PIC.
To PREsERvE Posrs FROM RoT-Steep the end
to be Set in the ground in solution of Blue Vtroil
s said to render the posts almost ndestructibe by
rot.
To DRivE AWAY RED ANrs.-Sprinkle the floor,
Shelves &c. which they infect with fine shore sand
from saltwater beach if possible.
POETRY IN CALrFeRNIA.-A correspondent of the
Nevada Democrat sends patriotic poetical pro-
duction to that popular paper, of which the follow
ing is stanza:
Keep your eye ever fixed on the American Eagle
Whom we as the proud bird of our destiny hail;
For that wise fowl you can never inveigle
By depositing salt on his venerable tail
The following epigram, apologize for the bear
that licked the hand of Lola Montes is from the Ma
rysville Herald -
When Lola came to feed her bear,
With commits sweet, and sugar rare,
Bruin ran out in haste to meet her,
And seized her hand because twas sweeter
Immense Guano deposites have been discovered
near Geelong, Australia.
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fe 25-1y

HAPPY RESULT.-HIP DISEASE
11LAMENESS CURED-HAMPTONS vEGE-
TABLE TINCTURE.-Read the following extract
MEssRs. MORTIMER h MowBRAy-Dears irs-My
little girl contracted ameness and began to lean to
one side during the early part of last summer. but
ing the left foot Several persons told that it
was hip disease, which / was unwilling to believe,
until she became so crooked that quite alarm.
ed. In September, took her to one Of the best
physicians in city, who said that her spine was
affected, and prescribed accordingly. The medicine
being of to her. he then pronounced 1t hip dis
ease and said she would probably be lame for life
then made use of much advertised and celebrated
Liniment, which was said to be beneficial in such
when / changed it for Hartshern Linment, which
used until the 18th. Her sufferings becoming more
acute, returned again to the first mentioned Lini-
ment but she stiff continued to grow worse, and
could not move or be moved without the most in
Ss E hs sSSst 6fs s S II.
third day after she had begun to use it, she could
straighten herself and stand up without support
her hands over her head and exclaimed, Oh, see, 1
can stand myself" She had not been able to stand
straight for two or three months before 1t is one
month since she commenced using the Tincture, and
can now walk aswell as before taken sick.
H. w. FARMLAND,
Penn Av., near Georgetown Bridge
WE REFER 70
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Canot, Robt. Gault,
James Smyth, who were cured of Rheumatism
John Pervail, s. A. Griffin, John Luke, Res'd. v.
Eskridge u. g. Navy, and thousands of others cured
of Dyspepsia, scrofula, Coughs, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis St Vitus Dance, &c.
We refer to our own citizens.
DR. HAMPTON, the author Of this great Hamp.
toms Vegetable Tctre is in his Both year, in good
health that it will be it 10 not an article got
up to impose on the public
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
r. See Cures
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Cal
-
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and see certificates of
our own citizens of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness Nervous
ness, &c. &c.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
l. Co., Richmond; by Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg;
by all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
& MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists md
Storekeepers everywhere.
Isl per bottle IS bottles for IS.
ap 21-d&cts
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CPRING STOCK OF E ARTHEN-
~ WARE, CHINA, GLASS, TABLE Guile
RY, PLATED GOODS AND LOOKING-GLASS.
ES.-The subscriber is daily receiving his Spring
stock of the above articles bought from the most ap
proved factories both in this and foreign countries
upon the best terms.
He offers all articles in his branch of business at
either Wholesale retail, and confidently assures
every enc In want THAT No ONE SHALL UNDERsELL
HIM, OR OFFER GREATER INDUCEMENTS To EFFECT
SALES.
Handsome China Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets
Do. Colored and White do. do.
Cut and Pressed Glass in every variety
Looking Classes Lamps Chronicles
Csstors; Tea Trays and Walters
Table Cutlery and Plated Goods.
ALSO,
A splendid assortment of Richly Decorated Flower
VASES, small portion of which being slightly da-
mayed, he offers at GREAT BARGAINS.
Country merchants, and others in want, would do
well to examine his stock and terms, atNo. lit West
Main street.
NH q ]. d. B. EVANS,
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.- L.
Il HICKSON L CO., at the cheap new Crockery
Store No IA Main street, Richmond have on hand 8
variety of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS; consisting in
part of the following viz;
Table Cutlery, Walters. Trays, Casters, Chafing
Dishes, Tea and Coffee Pots, Urns Britannia and
Plated Albata Tea Table and Dessert Spoons Plated
Forks, &c;;i Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Brushes with
some handsome White Granite, Plain and Decorated
French China Dinner and Tea Sets, with a general
assortment of Solar and Fluid Lamps Looking Glass
es, Candelabras, Candlesticks, &c.
Those in want of Goods in their line, will recolect
that their stock is and fresh, and of the latest
shapes, styles and patterns.
No Anticipated goods on hand. apl7
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Ia 7 go CHANGE OF HOUR
e3zz@G% NIGHT TRAIN FOR THE
NORTH.-On and after WEDNESDAY next, LIST of
March, the hour of departure of the night train from
the depot in Richmond will be o'clock, instead of9
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office R., r. P. Railroad Company,
Richmond, Feb. 25th, 1854.
fe 25-ts
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se-,rzA RECEIVING AND FOR

34clETIzk RECEIVING AND FOR
- ssszzsszz-:zzzzszxsWARDING GOODS Blythe OLD
DOMINION LINE OF CANAL BOATS-EUS-
TACE & APPLEYARD would call the attention of
Western Merchants and others to this Line which
runs from Richmond to Lynchburg regularly We'd
nesday and Saturday and merchants may feel as
sured that goods sent to their will meet with the
greatest dispatch. Their house is ON the Basin and
goods will be subject to only one drayage.
NH 20-6W
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1251-sPRING AND SUMNER

I0V1 KEADY.MADE CLOTHING.-J. D.
~ Sa invites ss,i from al IN want to e1'
ing, which he has now opened at No. 1874 Main st.,
opposite Eagle Square. His stock embraces every
article kept In clothing and furnishing house. From
tr-weekly receipts direct from the manufactory) he
i enabled, at all times, to furnish the very LATEST
uay low prices fer cash. Ali articles warranted of
the best make, from finest to lowest grades.
He deems 1t needless after the long trial the pub
lie has had with his goods, to say in their com.
mendation. Endeavoring always to meet the appro.
baton of the most fastidious, call from his old
friends and the public generally is respectfully soli-
cited All he asks is to give him trial. None shall
20 away dissatisfied. j. D. GOODMAN
N. B.-Always on hand large supply of TRUNKS
Of all styles and sizes: also, INDIA RUBBER OVER
COATS and LEGGINS, which will be sold at small
advance on cost. ap13
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR

NNACES, &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE. with and
without boilers attached. This Range l. NOT sur.
passed BY any In this country for cooking or for its
Also. Wster ClosetA Stationary Wash Stands. Ba.
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water; all Of which
We also put up CHILSON's PATENT Hon. AFR
FURNACE, which. for ito durability, economy in
fuel and the great amount Of fiesh air heated ana
distributed through the rssistsr Is unequailed BY
any furnace now In use.
@. L A. BARGAlflN. il.
NH IS 201 corner Of Main and 10th sts
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! IL ct

EUSTACE 81 APPLEYARD, CoxMIs
II sion MeRcHAars, olise On Nssth dds Of the
6asin. They VIII attend 70 the ale OF TOBACCO
cosn: wHEAxT yLou g go ~ s,pIptl
mh a an
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nOGGETT & ANDERSON. UphoI.

hO(33ETT q ANDERSON, Uphol.
IL sterers and Paper Hangers, have now in store
their Spring Stock Of French and American Paper
Hanging, amongst which are some of tho richest
Gold, Velvet aud Silver Papsrs for parlors Also,
general assortment OF Floor and Table On Cloths
India and Cocoa Mating. Window Shades and Blinds,
With general stock Of Curtain and uphosterini
Goods, AL Of which will be sold on fair terms.
tually In town OF country. sp3-Sm
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4Efh UNION STEAMSHIP COM

&EA UNION STEAMSHIP COM
FOR PHILADELPHIA; VIA NORFOLK.
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain JAS H B1ynoa MORE,
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND Captain T. mitch,
ELL One ofthese splendid steamers will leave Rich.
THURSDAY, at high-water, touching at City Point
and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers Re-
n aa 5sHs Asasd q
Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY morn.
ings, on which days they will discharge their cargo,
for this line, and every exertion has been made to
combine ST. ength and speed They are provided with
Francis Patent Metallic Life Boats set frst.rate
tables, and every attention is paid by accommo-
dating Captains to the comfort of passengers and the
protection of goods.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through to New York, and found 49, &c 90
Passage TO Philadelphia, and found list cabinl 90
Passage to Philadelphia, not found cd cabin,) 90
terest by taking this route for of bens
the cheapest and Safest it il by far the most pIesant
Tobacconists shipping to Pittsburg, can be accom-
rngement. to forward goods through with dispatch
''' '''' OF 'i sosh iERi K1 e As.n.
P: 8. All goods by this line from PHILADELPHIA. vii
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays. and after
they are delivered on the wharf shall be considered
at 'ni so iH r Fl s aSnsI AGENT
A DAMS Il CO.'S NEW YORK. VIR.
a GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
sT II ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, no
AND FROM NEW YORK. RNCHMOND pr.
TERsBURG, &c, 10, ke-Hayins Effected srr.n 81.
menta with the U. s. mail line Of stsamers from
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEciAL Expssss
PRIVILEGES on that route, are now prepared b
receive and forward, to and from New York MER
CHANDlSE and PACKAGES of every dascrintiop
with Dispatch and 1t greatly reduced rates. =
Our Express will leave New York every WeSnes.
Gay ana ssaS1Ssy PCT ;piendd steamers ROANOKE
ssysd # ogs New Yos. once 50 Broadway. until =
Merchants and others ordering Roods from Nav
York are requested to order BY adams Co.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS -
Our Inland Express win run ~ heretofore, leavine
New York and Richmond daily, In charge OF special
messengers, All Goods not marked % "a VA tie in
, land. roats. will be forwarded b. ne sts.mer Ez
J. I. McDoNouGH, Agent RishnsnS.
NOIICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmcnd, intended for ship
ment pei. steamers Roanoke .es Jsmestown WIN
hsrsaffer be received By ADAMS 4 Co, g Broad
Wy who are the only authorized agents for Exprss
IUDL1M 1 PLEAsANIs
u 6-ts - Broadway. New York.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Tha

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The
i above reward, and all reasonable expenses. will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to us in
Richmond OF Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
or, ~ she calls herself MARIA Perry, If taken sd
miles or more from Richmond or thirty dollars II to
ken in or near Richmond
Maria Is of medium statue, with round face skin
about gingerbread color, good set of teeth full
suit OF hair, and pleasant countenance. Her pre-.
else age not recollected, but she IL believed to be
about twenty-fo or five years old.
PHIL. IL. TARB 4 SON, Agents,
Ofice on Governor street.
NH TITS Between Main and franklin stu
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n& NUNS & CLARK S

mE NUNNS & CLARK
kss@EE y PIANOS.-P. H. TAYLOR, sole
IL ,hs city fsI !, the sale Of
named celebrated makers, IL constantly receiving
elegant and plain PIANOS from their extensive and
long established mandatory.
They combine all the modern improvements and
are renowned for keeping in tune.
q The public are cautioned to observe that the
title of the firm IL NUNS CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
Guitars Violins, Accordeons and Flutes; also Gui.
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
p. H. T. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard MUSIC to be found South of Baltimore and
is in the weekly receipt Of all the and fashion
able Music of the day. A liberal discount made to
schools and dealers.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
ia IS 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02

ZINE PICTURES, ON FAIR TERMS.
Il Parents bring your children-children, bring
your parents to MINNIS l. WATSON'S Daguerrean
Gallery, few doors below the Exchange Bank, and
have your Daguerreotypes taken in their very supe
rior style.
They have just received new supply of G.
Werges European Colors which is said to be the
best article of color used for Daguereotypes
Don't forget the place, No. LAG Main st.
ap28 MINIS 4 WATSON.