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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-03

At her residence, In the county of Prince Edward,
on Thursday, the 2Sd inst Mrs. JANE ANTHONY,
consort of Giles A. Miller, in the 4st year of her
age, leaving afectionate husband, eight children
and large circle of kindred and friends to mourn
their irreparable loss.
She died with the composure which conscious yir-
tue, forttude and confidence in the goodness of God
can alone impart. She had been member of the
Presbyterian Church for q years. during which time
she proved to be devout and happy Christian. She
was conscious of her approaching end, and prayed
that she might die easy and not be alarmed, when
the Lord might think proper to call her away. Her
prayer was answered-she died without struggle,
and her last Ineligible words were, "My only regret
is, leaving my husband and children"
We would do injustice to our feelings were we to
let pass the death of Mrs. JANE A MILLER, withour
the dropping of tributary tear, the speaking of
some kindly words of comfort to those many and
dear friends she has left behind to mourn for the fair
and gifted flower which has gone before them
The writer Of this had known the departed one in
those days when health had marked, seeming ly for
life of usefulness and comfort to those around him.
He learned then to appreciate her amable qualities
of heart, and to feel the richness of her thoughts
springing from cultivated mind
The Angel of Death has sped its arrow, and her
pure soul has winged its way to fai1er and better
world, where we trust to meet her in company with
Whom he At We Do no 90 M Srh
hope, for it is written, BLESSED are the dead which
die in the Lord.' c.
At her residence, in the county of Nottoway, of
Mrs E. M. j.. consort of Anderson P. Miller, in the
18th year of her age, leaving aectionate and be-
reayed husband an infant child, and large circle of
kindred and friends to mourn their loss. Mrs M was
in the bloom of youth and usefulness and the dread
reality that she has been taken from among ma can
scarcely be realized yet her body has been wrapped
in its winding sheet and laid in the silent tomb; but
her soul has winged its way to better world where
the wicked cease to trouble and the weary are at
rest She was perfectly aware of her condition. and
spoke of it daily. She said she was in the hands of
the Lord, and awaited his decree. When the dread
hour came, she took the hands of her watchful
husband, who sat by her side told him sood night.
then crossed her hands her BOSOM and fell, as he
thought, into deep sleep; but it the sleep of
Death, for she awoke no more; and without a ypur
muir she breathed her last. She was devoted wife.
doating mother affectonate neighbor and attentive
mistress and there but few whose death could be
more lamented, for to know her was to love her.
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AmusEMENrs-The CITY is full of amuse

AMusEMENTs.-The city is full of amuse
ments just now. At the Theatre, BARNEY Av1L.
LIAMs and his WIFE are making fun lovers split
their sides with laughter. Stays and hoops are in
demand; while buttons and lace strings are utterly
worthless
At the Unipersalist Church, Powelrs Govern.
ment Painting-De Soto discovering the Mississip-
pi, may be seen.
At Metropolitan Hail. Balls New York Life
Scenes, and the Lone Star, are on exhibition.
At Odd-Feltows Hol, the great Panorama of the
Falls OF Niagara, SO natural that you may almost
hear the water roar and feel the damp spray ari
sing therefrom, is being shown to crowded and de.
lighted audiences.
While at the Atheneum, w. GILMORE S1Mms is
Lecturing on "Poetry and the Practical" Choose
between them and suit yourself
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GEORGE ]. SUMNER,

IMPORTE AND EALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
no. 20 FOURTEENTH STREET, II a
HAS now in store and is daily receiving
Ii his spring supplies of EARTHENWARE and
CHINA, of his own importation, of the latest and
most approved patterns and shapes together with q
large stock of GLASSWARE, LOOKlNG.GLASS-
ES and FANCY GOODS,
His stock will be found extensive and the prices
as low as any Northern re-packng house offer
Merchants visiting this market will promote their
own interest by examination of his stock before
making their purchases.
|" Special attention given to packing.
Irnh2 I'm
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INV SPECIAL NOTICES.

Llyr IrsUnA scE, WHrrr PEHsors AND
4. .vrsA ;rhs NATro,sxl SArETY LfrE 1MsCsAncE
am TFt5yr C0ssPAnY4-CHAR9ER PEnrkTgAL-CA.
pITAL ESQ 600 Principal Office, NO " Wsinns p
Phiisdelphfa. Office In Richmond, IN Lisles ROW,
next to Messs Toler & Cooks.
This il one Of the safest compsnies In the United
States and offers the greatest sdvsntsges IA regard
The lives of white persons Insured upon the MI
TuAL SYST EM for any length Of dme. Slaves insured
for one or more years.
Call and procure pamphlets and circular, contain
fue rstes &C., which may be had gratis Of
G. r. BROKEN, III. D..
- Agent and Medical Examiner.
Persons wishing to insure, to consult DIR b. pro-
fsssionalIy viii find him In his Office between the
hours Of iOA. M. and r. n and from to 5 o'cpk
P. M NH S-6tS
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March 2.
ARRIVED,

ED,
Barque Virginian, -, Baltimore, ballast, to d.
Currie.
Schr. Gallego, Smith, New York, mdse., to D. Cur
rie.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse
and passengers.
SAILED,
Schr. Jonas Sparks, Aumack, for New York, mds,
D. Currie.
Schr. James T. Boyd. Matthews, for New York,
mdse, d. Currie.
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.


Sales of Stocks reported by John Il. Lancaster and
Son, Brokers, for the week ending Thursday, March
I'd. 1854:
Virginia cents "a years to rum last sales at the
Treasury at $lO6
Virginia per cents Is years time, sales at $1o5 and
interest.
Virginia per cents. over 10 years to rum last sales
Sl04 and int.
Virginia per cts under 10 years to run, sales $1O2
and interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State, last sales $l03t and
interest.
Richmond City Bonds 81 years to run, sales $1O4
and interest
Richmond City bonds short dates, last sales S1O1 to
$103 and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40, last sales $77k
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales Sill.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales Sl11.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds, last sales 1898
and interest.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales Sos
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50 last sales
$751;.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, sales $l0l.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales $50.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock sales $45.
Richmond and Dapville Railroad Stock last sales $40
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales 800
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DIsoRpERLY.-Fleming Gentry. Warner

DIsoRDERLY.-Fleming Gentry, Warner
Goddin and William English, charged with assault.
ing Margaret Anaker, appeared before the Mayor
yesterday. The complainant readily acquitted
Goddin and English of all blame and they were dis.
charged; but she swore that Gentry struck her,
filed her mothers eyes full of meal beat Sam Har.
ris, free negro, who was in the house at the time
and after throwing peck of meal into Earnest
Siger's eyes, when he came to their aid went out
of doors and shivered the windows with brick
bats.
On the other hand, the witnesses for the defence
declared that Mrs.Anaker and her daughter kept
low dance and drinking house for whites and
blacks-that their associations were of the vilest
character and their presence disgrace to the
neighborhood in which they resided.
The Mayor held Gentry to bail to be of good be.
havior in the sum of $50.
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) GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC

81 BALL. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ME-
- CHANCES LIBRARY ASSOCIATTON.-Op
EIk- MONDAY EVENING next. 9Th of March,
A GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC FALL
will take place at LAFAYETTE HALL, the pro-
ceeds from which to be applied to the establish-
ing of a Mechanics Library Association. $50
Smiths Armory Band has been engaged for the oc-
casion and no efforts will be spared on the part of
the management to make the entertainment the
most deli htful one of the
ET Refreshments will be served in the best style.
Tickets for gentlemen 81 each.
H. BADDERS,
j. MOFFAT.
w. GRIFFIN, M,..erYs
T.. MITCHELL,
C. TRIMBLE,
J. CARNES,
DAVID w. FARQUHAR-FLooR MANAGER.
s. s. CARROLL. / ASSISTANT
fe 27-1w
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~ mucn credit Is dueto Messrs. AMBLrR,
oLps' SHAsDs. and other gentlemen IN the
senate who are generally found in opposi-
non 70 Internal Improvement bills, for the "a.
friotic and manly support which. from ! sens.
OF public duty and regard to the in1,sas.. q
the State, they gave TO the.bill for The la.
water connection. '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-03

BYRD STREET CULvERT, from all appear
ances, will soon be completed. When we passed
there yesterday the workmen were engaged on the
job, aud we learned from them that they expected
to finish it in very short time, if the weather con-
tinued favorable
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RICHMOND MARKETS, March 2
CORRECTED DAILY.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR.-The market is very quiet. No sales, and
very little coming in
WHEAT is inactive, with small receipts-one sale
at I500l60c.
CORN-Dull at soc. ts....-
TOBACCO, PROVISIONS, and other articles re.
main as be fore, with q good buainaas doing.
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HoRsEMANsHrr.-Yesterday afternoon

HORsEMANsHIp.-Yest yesterday afternoon
negro boy named Thomas, owned by VIM. Catlin.
ESQ., mounted spirited horse, the property of Mr..
Joseph Watts, with no other guide upon him than
first Baptist church, the animal took fright and
dashed off down Governor street at the top of his
speed till reaching Carey, which he turned quite
short and stumbling, the rider managed to stop
him, without receiving any injury. Every one
who saw the flight of the animal and the situation
OF the boy, expected to see him dashed to pieces
against the pavement, but fortunately We're disap-
pointed,
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CHARGE OF PoIsoNING.-Sally, slave to
Mrs. Caroline Dejarnette of Caroline, charged with
administering laudanum to child of William Jen.
nings on Tuesday last, an account of which we gave
in yesterdays Dispatch arraigned before
the Mayor for examination. Mrs Jennings stated
that she had gone into the yard to wash out some
clothing, and sent the negro girl up stairs to take
care of the child. When she returned, the babe
appeared to be strangled, and there were marks of
laudanum its clothing. Asked the nurse what
she had been giving it. She answered nothing
Could smell the laudanum on its breath. Child only
seven months old. An ounce phial of laudanum
was sitting on the mantlepiece. The babe was SO
sick, that DR.. Dove called in that afternoon to
see it. Is yet alive, though quite sick.
wife,
DR. J. Dove. Jr, was called in to see the child
Tuesday afternoon, and found it drowsy. Learned
that it had passed of the Laudanum
The Mayor remanded the accused TO answer for
administering poison, at the next term of the Hus
tings Court.
officer Johnson. ~
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY The at
~ tention of merchants is called to the large and
varied assortment of goods in my line which were
purchased ut the lowest prices, entirely for cash
Additional supplies are received by every packet
and steamer.
Many inducements win be offered to those who
disposed to buy their stock of Books and Sfsone
ry in Richmond = j. w. RANDOLPH,
NH 8 fs4 - 12i Main street.
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BAD CoMPANr.-Eam Harris, alias Sam
Patch WORTHLESS free Negro who lives By his wits
and his nddie and bow, was convicted of bad asso.
Cd . stripes
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Mn. MIEORs-We were gratifed TO learn
yesterday that Mr.. Minors case was considered a.
better and less critical than b was deemed he day
before.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the LIST of March, by the Rev. Mr.. Nixon, Mr.
SIDNEY BOTT, of Amelia. to Miss COLUMBIA
E. TAYLOR, of Chesterfield.
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FIHxD.-Tompkins & Foster were fined
y end costs FIR permitting one Of their teams 20
trotin ths etreet on the elth nit Case reported b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-03

FINED.-James Sinton. Jr., was fined ST
and costs for permitting .his furniture wagon and
horse to be left in 18th street without driver Of
icer Tyler reported the case
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AucTIoN NoTIcE.-Attention il solicited
TO the cargo sale OF Sugar and Mossses ct Rockets
THIS MORNING, at II O'Clock. without regard to
~s mh 3 DUNLOP, MoNCURE L co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-03

DIR. BRAINERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, until March 18th. He 10
awaiting the report of the Committee ON Correspond
epce In this city.
DR.. BRArNERD has restored peasons to perfect
sight In cases of partial and total blindness. of from
nj weeks TO So wears standing by from 10 seconds to
minutes application, by scientific method OF his
own discovery, without cutting pain or wash
DIR. B. has also cured cases OF inflammation OF va
rious and aggravated grades; pain from, and intoe.
rance of light; farsightedness or loss OF sight from
age. and sightedness-ail of which have re-
Advice or treatment given to the poor gratis.
NH ST.
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STEALING ToBAoco.-Ricbard Bradbv !.

descendant ofthe Pamunky tribe Of Indian. ,,,.s
set to the criminal bar of the Mayors court yester
aay, 10 undergo an examination on the charge of
stealing box of tobacco from Thomas Junes his
employer n last Sunday night. The Mayor, having
mare .ne evidence as to the guilt or inno-
!udson Crane, Esq, that he would send the ac.
eused TO the Hustings Court to answer for pettv
larceny, and that tribunal might determine ,be
slos.s OF the accused He did not hesitate to saw.
now yer nat the charge were felony, he should
fellow has been before Judge Meredith once. who
dian fN-A- ''. ~ ~ oo an M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-03

The Civil term of the Mayors Court for
the trial of warrants has been changed from Tues.
day to Saturday
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JAMES r. HoLBRo0K, General Whole
sale and Retail Book, MAGAZINE, NEWSPAPER
PERIODICAL and CHEAP PUBLICATION Agent, Frank.
lin street, just above Ire Exchange Hotel.
All new Books, NEWSPAPERS and PERIoDIcALs
received in advance of other houses and furnished at
the publishers lowest cash prices.
Al orders by mail promptly attended to.
12-2wk -
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II UMBEK, MOOD, &C In addiIion to

+ UMBEK, WOOD, &C lin addition to
IL the ordinary descriptions of Lumber kept in the
yard, can furnish BILL TIMBERS of any required
length and size for building and other purposes at
short notice and on reasonable terms. My arranse-
ments such as to warrant the assurance that any
bill with which may be favored viii be promptly
filled.
In my yard may be found at all times full as
Der. Builders and others can be supplied with any
article in my line within short time If not found at
the yard
again call attention to the superior Fire WOOD
which am selling. OF this article have large
quantity engaged, and no fears need be entertained
that a supply cannot always be had, and that OF the
best quality. ta
STORAGE.-I am prepared to take ON storage
Produce Merch aI,dise of any description. ANY
article coming going by canal can be taken from
put on boats free of charge. 5ta ~
C. wALTHALL,
NH lw On the canal between 9Th snh 7th SITS
NOTICE.-Coeap TOBACCO, SNUFF,
IN AND CIGARs;-SToRE 1874 MAIN, CORNER or
10TH STREET, RIcHMoND.-J. A. HARRINGTON
keeps constantly hand and receiving large and
desirable lots of fms CIGARS, suitable for all trades
Also, agent for the celebrated brands, Rock Candy
and Pride of Virginia LUMP TOBACCO. rnauufac-
tured by Cosby u Winfree Also. for E. Goodwin L
Bro 3 fine cut Che wing and Smoking TOBACCO,
which offer to the public at factory prices
Orders for Cigars, Snuff and Tobacco, or anything
in my line promptlo filled at short notice and on L.
beraf terms, at wholesale and RETAIL ut the lowest
market prices, by JAS. A. HARRINGTON.
Sign of Scotch Soldier, Main, corner 10th.
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SpLENp1p EseINEs.-In Byrd street

SPLENDI ENGINEs.-In Byrd street
Wednesday, we saw two new Engines just complet
ed at the Tredegar Locomotive Works, and intend
ed for the Central Railroad which were being
taken to the Central Depot to be sent up the road
The first is intended for the temporary track on
the Blue Ridge, and is to be called the g Joseph
Anderson" It'll an engine of great power. and
appears to be most complete piece of machinery
We understand that it is much the largest engine
ever built in Richmond
The second is of a smaller class, though none the
less perfect in its workmanship, and is designed to
draw freight train. 1t is called the Monroe"
Besides these, there are two other engines in the
shop, just completed and ready be shipped to the
South. They are to be employed on one of the
Alabama roads.
We learn that the name of "Joseph r. Anderson
was given tothe first mentioned engine by Mr.. Ell
LETT, Chiei Engineer ofthe Central Railroad, as a
compliment to the enterprising OF the Trede-
gar Locomotive Works
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AN ALrERcATIos.-William Fl. Graves
~ H. before the Mayor yesterday, to answer
TO- 70 .ae charge oftfreaiening to stab William Ready
il was ,aa case was no. ready to be proceeded with
ing held 70 ha;, III Monday next the accused be-
peace until that time frea' au0c ana 70 Keep me
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... mHipPiNe CHlLDRES.-Mary s. Naqle,
SSna.geo Win Whipping two of John Ramos chill.
aten was brought before the Mayor yesterday, and
ap ~ .ecsving az sdmonton discharged But
three helpless children TO provide for. she would
nave been more severely dealt with. - =
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FAIR ON CHURCH HILL.-The Ladies OF
the 3rd Presbyterian Church, tRev. MI Cunning ~
will hold FAIR for the sale of useful and fancy
tcles in the Lecture Room of the Church, commence
ing MONDAY EVENING. the 9Th of March. They
invite the aid of their friends in this effort to obtain
means for the necessary objects of the Church.
SUPPER will be served every evening at o'clock.
NH 2-dfa
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FiEBALD RENDEzvous.-On complaint of
sundry persons, Messrs. Gentry, English. Harris
ana thornton, were recognised to appear before the
next Grand Jury term of The Hastings Court. which
sis on the second Monday in May next, 10 give
s s, against George Anaker, ST., and George
pa.e In Premises row, and the last for sociatne
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FAlrnruIA OrrlcxR. There are perhaps
put few men tn thisor any other conimunllx, Who
have Boz In publie service for twenty -on6 years,
that haye never hsd the first complains made agains
them OF partially or neglect oil duty. Indeed we
have never known but one single case, and that
individual 10 now and has been for more than
score of years in the employment Of the city
LEWIS McGAuDEA, the present usekeeper at the
cage on nth street, was frat employed a. Watch
man on the 31st Of July. 1888 and filled that post
with strict fidelity and to the entire satisfaction Of
the Mayor OF the city and Captain Of the Watch,
until the LIST Of January ls43 when he was appoint
ed "house-keeper,s. which position he has filed
from that time to the present. Mr. McGruder is
about 81 years OF age, and Il in the enjoyment
of excellent health Polite, accommodating and vigi
lant be fills his present post with the strictest i'm
partially and when offender of the law falls
into his hands, he Is just srue to receive the fare
and treatment of a criminal az two and two make
four. Birth education, riches, rank, make no sort
OF difference with Lewis McGruder. He knows his
duty and the responsibilities of its OATH and it would
be just as easy to make James River run up stream
as to induce him by threat or bride to swerve a
hairs breadth from its honorable performance
And as the best proof of this, no man has ever
capped from his charge. Such men are invaluable
in the police, and deserve all praise.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

THE BEAUTIFUL
PANORAMA OF NIAGARA FALLS.
THIS great and beautiful production Of
Il the FRANKENSTEINS, continuing on exhibi-
ton. can be seen EVERY NIGHT.
~ Doors open at Il curtain rises at u.
TT Admission IS cents; children 12l cts.
fe T-ftk
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TOR HIRE-A negro man by the month;
Il he Is potter by trade II be 10 not hired out be-
bidder in front Oft he Court House of enrico eoun.
- nh 5 ALEX. B. HUTcHEsGN. she.
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NOTICE TO ScOTCHMEN.- "A meeting of
subscribed and intending members of the Rich
mond St Andrews Society,"" will be held in the room
above Mr.. Alexander DuvsPs new Store, corner of
Main and 18th streets on FRIDAY next, Sd instant,
at u O'Clock P. NJ
NH I-St YOUR COMMITTEE.
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THOMAS w. kEESEE. AucTIoSEER,
Il Office at George J. Summers No q Pearl street.
will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE and evsry
description of MERCHANDIZE, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. &c. NH
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DISCRETION IS THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
bugged and deceived by moonshine advertisements.
Be wise and call on Mr.. F. E. MOULSON and have
your pictures taken, he nsures and warrants en-
tire satisfa ction sale to all who may give him
their kind patronage. 1850
/ have on hand. at present, a very handsome as
sortment of Fancy Cases, Medaons Breast Pins ard
Finger Rings all of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
customers.
Pictures from 81 to $75.
F. E. INCLUSION,
fe 18 Hall of Science, ITO Main st.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Richmond Va, practices in the Inferior and Superb
Courts of the city of Richmond and thu county of
Henrico.
Ofice-with Arthur A. Morson, Esq, for the pre-
sent.
REFERENCES:
ARTHUR A. MoRsoN, Esq. WILLIAMS l. BROTHER.
fe 15-dlm
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.-The
w public notified that viii attend at my Of.
fee. in the City Hall every day, except sunday, be-
the purpose of trying and proving such balances,
ights and measures as may be brought to me for
NH sins J. C. wINGFIELD, City seaIer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-03

QUEEN CITY FL A NJ S.-Schooleys
" Queen City HAMS, universally considered the
best for family use.
Also, Cassard's superior Baltimore cured HAMS
Z For sale by JOHN CREME
mis- lt1 Ne 512th street.
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DOR SALE.-I have for sale d first-rate
i. WAGON BODY, nearly new, all In conplete
order-the owner having no use for IT,
EDw'D D. EACHO.
NH General Agent and ColJeeter
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Drank LEsLIE's BOOK OF FASH

Il r A n X LESLIE'S GAZETTE Oh
l. PARIS, LONDON AND NEWYORK FASH
IONS for March--25c. Il
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for March
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
NEW YORK MONTHLY for March
Just received and for sale by
LEWIS L. SMITH,
NH SGT Opposite American Hotel