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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

PoLIcE PETITION. memorial of the
day Police officers, asking an increase of compen-
sation for their services will probably come before
the Council for its action at the next meeting Of
that body. How the Finance Committee will report,
we are unable to conjecture but have our fears that
it will be adverse the petition AT the present
rates Of living, should like to hear that Commit
tee tell how any man can support himself and his
family, ON the sum Of G6o0 if he does justiee to
them The thing is impossible, and cannot be done
The Council should act berally with its employees
so that they may perform their duties cheerfuly;
and f the city is really poor that she cannot pay
her officers, then il would be good policy to dis
pense with one half and pay the other iberaBys
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I EE & Co, SHIP cHANDLERs ANIt
- COMMISSION MERCHAN7S Ma 4 rennsv6i8

to their new brisk tenelssnI. on fhs Dusk., rhss..
they are now reseiyins and Offer fur sale Fs7'7
wv los Msnills and Russia coiassf. from cse -
SIX inchesi SHaeyaln, MariiRs III fubroliBe Hat.e
line, &c; Marine Spikes, Caaikius ilons Cseisvs
Tacks, PamPs. Pump snd kigssbg' ssshes 49,.
Lead and Log Lines, Sail and Sswsng ThreeA ~:
saii 81 DUCK assorted qaaiirfss; Blocks ali sses sAR
" = - uS1ss> ~ ssEs IT ssgss9s n
PATENT BLOCKS-A new and sur erios ssticses
ior noistins, ey which oA -thira the iaboe b. ~
common block 10 saved x
Serving Mallets, Trucks. Besayirs Pins Lox >
&c
oILs.-spsrm, Lard, Whale snd Boiled Li..ssss
PAINTS.-w and Red Lead, white ziae
Pant, ard mixed Paints of III kiuas. {iss.
:ssIoRkS;-asss Psrk and Hsst. Bscoa, Hama
and othsr Groceries Pickiss Catsups issss Csv.
ennei PepPers Ground Ginger. spice, Cloves ssSE.
AZ assortment Of Greckery, Mo0dwsrs, Sc, ssils-.
bic for vessels use, all OF which purchased Tor
cash, and nostly fsom inanufaetuser rs and we sse
quick sales. R Ssf7FRa
IN We havea young man at our old stand On TIA
basin, who will attend to our Boats aud We hasa
there storage for the bulk Of Sor 4.UU sbla UIoex
which we should be pleased 20 have occupied.
ia 2t-2m ks - fES3's1 73Sta5Aa .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

CAPT. CREIGHros.-On Thursday last, in New
York. a committee Of the common couGcil met al
the Astor House and presented to Captain Robert
Creighton, the gallant commander of the Three
Bells, a massive and beautiful gold snuff box, tend
ering him at the same time the freedom of the city
Capt. C replied TO the speech OF Alderman Blunt
In few but very appropriate words and with his
wonted modes,y. He heartily thanked the City
Council and citizens of New York for the very
handsome gift they had presented to him. He said
that he had done no more than his duty to mankind
and no more than any other sailor would have
done under similar circumstances. Subsequently,,
a general reception took place at the City Hall
Among those who called to pay their respects was
Gen. Scott. .s- s.t -S7
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pARrNe-The rollowing, account of a eingular

DARrNG.-The following account of singular
robbery at the store of John w. Poole, in Peters
burg, we copy from the the Democrat:
On Wednesday night negro came into Mr.
P.'s store for three cent car ndle, and handed him
10 cent piece to change He turned roound, took
froma shelf behind him the box ia which he kept
his money and was making change, when another
negro, who had stepped in, seized the box and by
main torce pulled it from p. 3 hands, breaking out
one side OF it. He then ran away, and as Mr. p.
did not know him. is doubtless enjoying bis ILL got
ten booty without any apprehension or discovery
The box contained ia all about Sic
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Rock RArrLEs.-Tha hill hors and ray

Rock BATTLEs.-The hill boys and valley
cats, as they are called, have resumed their old
teuds. and will require the nterposition of the po-
lice to prevent serious injury some of the parties
concerned On Saturday morning last some ten
or twelve cf these youngsters had short pitched
battle with stones, during the progress of which
one little fellow received severe cut on the head
from missile thrown by one OF his anfagopists
and Others would doubtless have been injured but
for the cry of "poliee," which put both armies to
fight Dy an occasional visit to the valley, near
the creek and mill the officers may succeed ia cap
turing the belligerants and bringing them before
the Mayor, ~ 5@s& 5a@
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. r

IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens Of
P.l nond and vicinity that he has opened store for
tle sac of CONFECTIONERY. both OF foreign and
Il }ulesric manufacture, FRUITS. PRESERVES,
JCKLE, FIGS, RAISINS. TOYS, and every de.
scrtption of articles usually kept in such esfab
ishment the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy 20 receive
calls from his friends ana the public generally.
EY- Es assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
aura Sc is complete. de lo
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~DR. C. B.. BRAINERD-DR. BRafSERp can
be consulted at the Exchange Hotel frsm January
20 until Saturday, February 1884 from to IL AM
and to pm s s3-.' =
My stay viii be short, therefore let all who wish
treatment apply at once. Correspondents, by I'D.
dressing me- post paid box 70l New York city stat.
ing tae nature of their case and whether the eye
ball is small arge also whether the eye stands
out promine eutly 10 sunken--csn, fer tive doilars
obtain advice freshmen. for ten dollars In whics
case the pay tor advice viii be deducted The poor
favorahly considered.
Dr. BRAINERD has restored persons to perfect sight
in of partial and total blindness of from II
weeks TO 55 years standing by from 10 seconds to
minutes application, by scientific method ofhs OWE
discovery, without cutting, pain or wash.
Dr.. B. has also cured cases of Inflammation of va,
rous and aggravated grades pain from intolerance
OF light ehtedness, loss of sight from age and
neer-sightedaess. All of which have remained per.
manent to the present moment.
For abundant evidence of the facts stated. refer
ence may be had to statements of persons treated
and published in the city papers. Many of there
persons may be seen at his room, at 10 A. M or p
M. of day-at which hours, DR.. B.swill perform
experiment the worst cases that may by present
ed. Ladies snd gentlemen are invited to call sud
witness the experiments a.
P. S. See notice above for hours and days. Those
who de not Dr.. BRAINERD within the time stated
will fail to him ct all, he will positively leave
ensyoate for New ORLEANS, as soon as the Committee
on Correspondence reports ss2s Js@5-Att
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BsDlNL-The message sent to the U. 8. Senate in
answer to rhe resolution of Mr.. Cass, relative to M
Bedin, shows that the Nuncios visit was not of di
ponatic character, but that he simply directed
by the Pope to call, on his way to Brazil and com
pIilent the President Of the United States with ex-
pressons of the Popes kind feelings toward the peo-
nle af this country i.
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N0TlCE.-All gentlemen wishing their
IN PAIORS set, any other CUTLERY, will
oerg 81 NV room at Mrs Flournoy's boarding house.
o. rs. Bartholome w's, Governor stree, ard also
1T NJ! Andrew Johnstons, No. TT Main st. Thank.
the safe.
Persons sending six Razors will be entitled to one
gratis
20 s-a,rps"it. MICAJAH S MFADOR
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4OOsWay from tnn sansssipe', apueE = -
Dick Re b stouf built. ahsut feet 5er inches IN
heiaht OF brown complexion long hair, d~tected -
look and slow 10 speak r. q
Also HILLlARD He u sfaut bsit sbout 5fesfS
o, inches high, OF brewa rspR <s4ton. - fh!sR
lips and fali eyes scai on bic ssek = his ara
aaick to speak. ~ 5aaf @.e ss..d38ss
Also. THOMAs. sometimes called Tvla Hs. - &,
slender buiIs about feer5 o6 inchhss "a heixht %
yeow compile xion, snd acne of - leaA . stt
will dive the above rewatd tpss the three, o. -
reward fpr either one thes If tsker cat of
State; Af0 rewsrd, ffake sAs stsfe anA onk %
the county and the customary reward II taxsn IN fhs
'rSaA's' r - : - -. - NEWMAN kEwDY. Il.
CagsTERrrELp couSrY. "a. Jau-.. isS4. = 80 sss*
IA 2&-2Ws skSH Ava - .sssfeE y Fl 81 ~ f14 4ts 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

TNAE whole press OF Philadelphia are out
Il il favor of ofHOOFLAND'S ) GERMAN BITTERS,
"a tapy are prepared by Dr. Z. M JAthsoN
We are glad 10 record the success Of this valuable
rer1e1y for Dyspepsia, We believe it supplies de-
soeTatuln in the medical world long needed The
wyetuhed imita:ors and counterfeiters have with
drawn their nostrums from the market, aud the pub
i- spared from the danger of swallowing poison
ous mixtures in lieu of the real Bitrers-HERkLo
5kclxy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

FIRE.-On Friday morning, the saw mill of Col
Daniel Malone, about IL miles from Petersburg.
was sou'ewhatdemaged by FIRE. 1t is supposed to
have been set on FIRE by lightning; but the heavy
rain prevented serious damage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

FAITHFuL OFFlcER.-It is gratifying to
gee the zeal and energy displayed by the Superin,
tendent ofthe Water Works in the discharge Of hi,
duties to the city, and his attention and poeness
to persons having business with him. He is a
young man. devoted TO his business and without
doubt the srictest observer of orders that we ever
saw. In JAMES l.. DAVIS, Richmond has an officer
that she may well be proud ot for to lose him from
her service, would be to suffer Ioss not easily re-
paired. Give us working, industrious strong mind.
ed men for officers-not "gablersr and nrettv
speakers-and our improvements will go ahead. as
they should do, despite OF opposition 81 7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

Mr.. James M. Smith, Indian agent, who lately
died in New Mexico, was the brother of the Hon.
VIM. Sfnith OF Virginia
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SCARCITY OF CoRN.-The quantity of corn in the
Norfolk market is not equal to the demand twas
selling last week at 80 cents for yellow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

Therehas been but one case of small pox in
Charlottesville, The Central Hotel, however is
still under embargo seas..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

LvcKY HIr.-In passing to church yes.
.erdsy morning young lady had the good fortune
TO pick up pocket book well stored with the need
full, not far from the City Hotel, which, on exami
nation proved to be the property of an old friend.
OF course it was restored to the proper owner who
viii no doubt amply reward his fair acquaintance
for her good luck in discovering his Ioss 3 d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

Elliot, who some time since killed Edward H
Gillespie in Clarksvlle, was examined by the coun
ty courtot Mecklenburg, at It's last term, aud ac-
quilted. n 4es-+
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B1RrHDAY BALL.-As we have before

BIRTHDAY BALL.-As We have before.
said the ''Young Guard of this city, Capt. Richard
son. have determined on having grand ball on the
night cfthe 22d of February next, in honor of the
birthday of the immortal Washington ard that the
affair may be one worthy of the great occasion it is
intended to commemorate. they have resolved that
in the best manner. We therefore call the atten
ton Of readers to the fact that those who pro-
pose joining the Guard in this celebration, and
we hope all the bellies and beaux viii do so. may
have ample opportunity for arranging for the event
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

little daughter OF Mr. Bartlett in portsms nth,
was ran over by a baggage wagon on Thursday
last and so much injured as to render her recove.
ry doubtful rres== -...-5H4-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

A LEGION OF RArS.-The town OF Woodstock is
dreadfully infested with Norway rats. The editor
OF the Tenth Legion has proclaimed war of ex.
termination against the smoothtailed raseals, and
intends to give them "a fire in the front and fee
in the rear until not one is LETT 10 tell the fate OF
his fellow. In furtherance OF this dreadful pur"
pose. the aforesaid editor calls on every house
keeper ia town to ''arm" himself and herself with
paper OF arsenic, and on Saturday evening, af.
ter the tolls OF the week are over repair to the Sc
creth thsunts of the invaders and give them jesse
Here, now, is another chance for diplomacy
Have not these Norway rats as good right to the
protection of our laws as any other foreign refu-
gees-and may not the affair breed difficulty be-
tween the two governments? .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

We learn from the Williamsburg Gazette that
the house of Mrs. Jas. A. Semple in that city, was
somewhat damaged by FIRE last Monday morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

An ARMY REsIGNArIoN-B Brevet ID Lie,,t Rem
ben R. Rose, Of lst Infantry has resigned. Cause.
Matrimony. q q tt-'-s ss
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THE WATCH OF OTHER DAYS.

II This Watch, with time has faded s'FF7s4 y
Its brightest hours have passed. s1ss stzlf
Ger two years cleaned, agg zzss - sxz
And It's running much nsts.ss 80. = ss. ~.
Whenfi bought thee---a asw ose, + 81 4ss ~ ,,s
Its cases were bright ~ Sun rays - - = ID ,
: But now 1t looks ike an old one ssastu
rTia the Watch of other dsyst - *Ntsfsgt SIS
The hands and works both di-ty = = SIS aBsga8s
Not vestige of polish there ~ asf# assF. ga
While the loose and eaey. .Es tE1a 81 q
a And sfaad much la need repaif. sFtx f8as5 i !
The crysi aa and dial brukeu, sfssesR t.ss.,,s
And IT'S time 10 noe ~ all true :. 5., ri sxs.s ~
So I'll 10, withouG any iokil1, 80. ss
And consult b ILL BARTHOLOMEW TIE
who il always to be found street. fes aa
doors above the DispdsA-which slwsys contaisa "a
something rew. @f~ F{se*i ri q il 2St sa.sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

STALLEn-The Maud was 30 bad at Rock
ems last Friday night, that one or two wagons.
empty had to be left in it until the next day
the horses being unable to pull the vehicles to .erra
Js,ma, few hundred dollars expended in timber
TO make Temporary roads near the wharves, would
De OF great value to teamsfers and business men at
this time -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DARIEs BuRsI sx9 - On Saturday morn
ing iasf, between and 3 o'clock, rhe residence ol
MT. Jonn .. auarless corner al Main and Foushee
s.reets. WA entered by basement window on
Main street. when the husalsn seized upon every
thing valuable thar they could remove Including
wearing apparel glasses. and q, .45 Ia honds,
neeofabienotes, ETC. Having swept the tirst room
OF ifs contents. they then passed inro the dining
soom 70 rear. and gasAering up the pillows Of che
lounges. some WOODEN cloth, and number OF
chairs piled them the table, applied tre to the
heap tu fned ON the gas in the room to insure com
husflsn, and then retreated through the window nv
whish they had entered. closing me shutters alter
them. Fortunately the design Of the burrlars " az
nor carried out, owing 10 the articles fred being
nonrcouhustibe. When one OF Mr.. Quaries ser-
vanfs entered the room 10 the morning, the gas was
escaping and the chairs. ETC.. were on the table
where the burglars had placed them. but the tir,
nad gone cut Nothing has transpired to give
clue tothe perpetrators of this act who content
with robbery, Eeexaed desirous of adding arson and
possibly murder to their other crimes. As win be
seen by the advertisement In another column, Mr.
ouarirs offers areward for the discovery of the
perpetrators of this foul deed ~ xgss5
THEATaE.-Mrs Farren, 80 we'll and ia
vorably known throughout the Union as al, actress
OF the first order makes her appearance al the Mar
snail tonight IN two favorise characters-"Mrs
Beverley. In the thrilling tragedy OF the .Game
sfer, and Constance" In the Love Chase Mrs
F. has long since won for herself reputation and
name on the American Stage, that makes her at
tractive wherever she appears, and ii is not neces
sary now fos US to attempt to induce the admirers
OF the drama to see her. When last in Richmond
the theatre was crowded nightly by fashionable au.
diences ts witness her chaste and original persona
lions; and she will prove no less card now than
then. 70 give Mrs. F. proper suppsri, we find that
Mr.. and Mrs Ward, Mira. Place, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.
Griffith aud Mr.. Bonface, all to take prominent
characters, and we feel assured that neither of
those mentioned Will be wanting in efforts to ensure
pleasant and amusing evening all who attend.
fn addition to these, Miss Partinaton ia to dance a
Pas Saul, and the popular Mis- fnce is to sing one
OF her prettiest soBgs IL is needless for to say
that the manager is incurrine sheavy expense each
night to give the people of Richmond an opportu-
nifty seeing the bestsnistronic talent in the land
anu thAr he can only succeed by a liberal encour-
agement from those who admire the legitimate dra-
ma, and vino are desrous OF seeing Improperly sus-
stained q sa f. ..s.sf.
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saws, SAWS, SAWS of every descrip-
~ Glon manufactured and sold by

TOLAND BURGER.
10Th. between Main and Cary streets Richmond Va
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles and
every other varety Of SAWS that may be called for
Al Saws stamped TOLAND X BURGER, warranted
70 give satsza eon, if not being fairly tired will
be exchanged OF the money refunded,
straig ntenis re-toothing and repairing of a. kinds
deue at the shortest notice. 80
We CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce a
CLsausE Saw, eseher large or small tina, we cannot
srs' s'gh.en no matter from what cause OF how badly
AZ may have been sprung or bnckied
kAtI Sirculars warranted To mn tr,,a d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

INDIGSATIos.--Duriag the recent session OF the
New England Antislavery Society at Boston,,
(Which was slim affair by-the.bye,) VIM Lloyd
Garrison offered resolution denunciatory of John
Mlfchei and styling him braggart patriot--a tho
roughly nnprincipled mana woltin sleeps cloth
ing, and regarding his presence as a curse to the
soil on which he treads, and a poisonto the atmos
pkere which he breatiies. The resolution was the
text of several speakers who approved of it. 8
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DorANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

~ DOCTOR z. D. ROBINSON CONTINUES 10 offer
hia SERVICES the afflicted, and especially those su
ferias with chronic and supposed incurabls forms Of
oisease The Dr. has been engaged in the practice of
rledictne twenty yearsthe last twelve in this city,
aG6 therefore give satisfactory reference Thou
sands who dragging out llisersbe existence with
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fluor Albus
DropsY; Neuralgia, Paralysis, scrofula, Liver Com.
pAa4at Disease, Of the Lungs Fisrula, &c might be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Psrscrs al distance would DO we'll to come to the
city ahd remain nndi their health is restored Ex.
tyactiag Teeth only 25 cents.
Offce on Franklin between 18th and l4th streets
Secret forms of disease treatsd with graat success
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A FALSE ALARM was given yesterdy after
uoon which brought out the engines and created a
noise, but nothing more +. n
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Res. Mr.. Baird sustained no Internal Injury by
the recent accident on the Augusta and Cnsrlesson
Railroad @Ng&s8 s-8##n seassssss sssasts
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4 German tailor named Wm. Relish committed
suicide BY hanging hinself in New York the ,other
day. He wac newly married man. il ia ssT8 rs &
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sHAD--The first white shad taken from Cane
Fear river this season, were sold in Wilmington
last Friday at % per pair 5s ss6 s. 5ss8. - s. ss
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FIRE.-About clock Saturday night,
the alarm bells were rung, and the firemen with
their apparatus were brought out in force but for
tunately they bad nothing to do, as the Gre which
was caused hy the apseting of lamp and the burn
ing Of few clothes, on Eagle square, was readily
ex.ineuished without th cir aid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

9 SauEsT.-Coroner Wicker, attended by
Constable VIM A. Irving. on yesterday held an in
quest upon the body of John Magrarp. who was
crowned IN the Basin on the night OF the 2sth. The
uecsasea @ was young man, an alien, and has a sis
ter, Mrs. Reynolds. living in New Britain. Conn
Verdict according to the facts :
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DEMOYAL,-As ,GtiANCk / Ok bAk- !.
N GAINS IN CHINA. GRO CkERf ANn
GIASa WARE-R Il HfCkSON No. zi0. Aa0AAs 4

street, beins about 70 rsmvseto Msin street. ~,
for the next three weeks oniy, sell Oh hs
tsnsiye and we'll selected nock - cost I'D sasteA
This be considers pre- israbls g TsJ,ps ,hs sxpsnss
cfremoying and inenrrns aheasy ioss ~ esess.
I Thereiore nov Is the chaAce for sias sahehss.Hfs
of aboekoo Hill and sisiaRy TO supply Fhrnseiyes
with China crockery and Glass waye. aid an ena-
iess variety Of Other goods beta useful sad
- n. B.-The Store and Dw cling ~
1I rent Apply ssebovs. 50 IT u ~ 81
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ARaEsr.-Yesterday afternoon, officers
Tyler and Johnson arrested man named VIM.
Brown. who is charged with stealing gold watch
from Mr.. Fi.z gerald, at Rockets Brown was about
leaving the CRY in the Southern cars when arrested
He says he hais from Cleveland Ohio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

Til. NEBRASKA BILL,-The Washington Star pro
nounces the telegraphic statement published in the
papers on Saturday namely, that the New York
and Ohio Congressional delegations in caucus,
had determined to oppose the Nebraska bi,l--a
Roorback. e@sstss e as5sez
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

HreH WATER-The late heavy rains
have caused rise of several feet in the james Ry
er, but the sudden change in the weather viii pro
bably prevent an overflow of the low grounds, to
any considerable exteat
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RlCHMUND SODA WATER MANU-

RICHMUhD SODA WATER MANU-
~ FAcToRY-The following ara the prices at
which am furnishing SODA WATER, PHILA.
soda Water. s74e. per doz Bottles, Soc per dcz
nstf ps Porter. she. DO do. Zoe. do.
~. Porter Il Ale .t6 c. do. do Soc 40
9t- do. do. lj7Ac. do. do. Soc DO,
Cider. I...-.."....i.2t c. do do SIC do
All bottles not reiarned will be positively charged
the house. ycu win please charge per BOTTLE and
~hen returned. refund the money.ssa sssszSs
Please keep the bottles on their sides when FULL
as #@ea n McC0RMACK.*s
j. H--ks M No 3n0 Rross ssssf
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MoRE ABOUT THE CoATs. = The free fel.
low Richard Cross. sent ON to the Hustings Court
for felony vas again before he Mayer last Satar-
day for stealing an coat from Isaac L Cary on
the same day on which be robbed Judge Meredith .
hall Mr.. CaTy'S coat was taken from his channber
and liz The pocket Of Il was letter containing
printed periodical bill which Harciss2 Smith saw
opened and supposed 70 be check The police
have not yet succeeded in finding this cost Tne
nriscner was renandea for aexaninatiOn atfer hls
uxl - the charge Of felony has been ended. which