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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

i'm or JuLY.-The City Council Of Chi
cago have appropriated $4,000 towards an
appropriate celebration Of the approaching
American anniversary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

The Dubuque Tribune states, that the
disafiection recently made in the Demo-
cratic party in this Congressional District
Ivy the nomination Of Stephen Hampstead,
has resulted in the bringing out of another
ticket with Lincoln Clark at the head
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

This morning n German 10y the name VI
killon. was found dead in the sewer hrlo"
the crossing OF Iowa and Fourteenth sts. u
appears that the deceased was attacktd'ih''
or four days ago with delirinm trel"eil
Last night he succeeded in escaping RON u,
watt M, and was found in the sewer t"N
morning, dead. A Coroner's inques' ~
been held, and their verdict was, II eH't u
his death by falling into the culveste ~-D''
bHque Herad.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

A German emigrsnt recently presented
with at passenger office at Dunkrk
with a through ticket for 0ne hundred and
,rsHtg-t0ar persons, and sal! in the family
az that.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

In Boston on the 4,h OF July. singular
feature Of the day will be, according TO some
papers, that Of upwards of one hundred chill
dren's carriages containing infants, and drawn
by children from five to ten years Of age.
The carriages are to be beautifully decora-
ted with flowers, and each one will vie with
the other in their endeayors to be the best
looking one in the crowd
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

A horrible case az sapQisse IS related j"
the Paris journals, On SnnAay afternoon
and just as a large crowd were issuing 'ro"
the hippodromc. u respectfully dressed yo"Is
man standing Oh the top ci the arc -
Triomphe, drew all eyes on him ey shon,'ns
9are--or look ont there below. tte '''ei,
took OF his hat, placed in i a purse .,
money, and the next instant lampt iro'i VI.
giddy height The second platform brou.n'
him up stunned for n moment hut reco'',
ing his strength aud senses, and again sno Nln
ing gsre. he made Il second leap. lie &',
to the payemen. near soldier. crushed VI"
lih'less, and his body WINS ut once taken :"
that show case Of suicide and murder, 'n'
Morguc. There must have heen h.e 'n,n
sand persons present when this aHr''''
scene was enacted.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

The following toust MAS drank at So''p'
gathering in Baltimore tcw days slu'e'
j. hard to beat:
In ascending tbs hill ot prosperity may
We never Ntce! friend"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22
Marriage of Mr. Atlantic to Mrs. Sippi

The Excursion" correspondent of the
Chicago Journal gives the following signifi-
cant incident as having occurred at the Falls
Of st. Anthony
IAN interesting ceremony took place on
the middle island at the falls. Col. John
son, Of Albany, u man who saw the first
spade struck in the Erie Canal, brought for
ward a bottle Of water from the Atlantic,
and with due solemnity, mingled it with
those upper waters oil the Mississippi. At
the opening Of the Erie Canal, he saw wa
ter from the Atlantic poured into the har-
Dor at Buffalo, and now he came forward to
mnglc water brought from near the same
spot in the great sea, though transported
over a swiiter route, with this great stream.
If one reflects, there may seem to be
deep significance in these half-sportiye GER
emonics."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

Rather pERsoNAL--A New York eIJ
finding cabbage seed iii letter WIN q his
from Il brother quill, wants to kn1~ now, . his
has tho habit Of scrattp'as
head whilq writing,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

Speaking of the Dubuque Express idea
Of Gov Hampstead making liquor shops
respectable by judicious license law
might as well think Of trying to make them
respectable through the patronage ola live
Governor-the Muscatine JournQ! says:-
The plan proposed BY the Express for
diminishing the use Of the article by making
il respectable to drink, and increasing tht
quantity Of liquor, and facilities for obtain
ing il, shows a prociyity for forming err
roneous opinions that should dsqualif, Gov
ernor Hampstead and bis mouthpiece, the
editor Of the Erpress, from sitting on a petit
jury. The liquor advocates must be en-
tirc!y driven to the wall when they can re-
sort to such wretched arguments as those
used above by the Erpres,."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, Congregational
minister from Birmingham, Conn, while on
visit at Dubuque last week, was taken
with bleeding at the lungs and died before
medical aid could reach him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
- NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB.


~ conformity With long standing custom Of selling out cur
ebre stock Of Goods AZ the close every yeaft
at period viii come round 10 1885, ls
uay 70 put down stock tush prices ensure lis
ftduuou before The day o. public taeUhateTer
main 90 band will b disposed Of public auction without limit
We have Addsi have TO one our patron, the large
I Tue newest styles % this FsS bso Thsy
hAye been purehaisd al the New York aueon ~ cd Al The
We have placed snail prthi: ~
Cloths, CAsTifnsrss, Batinelt,, and Pulled Goth.
IEeeds. Kentucky and pnsteck JeA and Kerseyt
5IaDn,I Ln'eyi, Plains and Gable Twist BerssyB
Ifeneh, German And Engsh hsriuo's, all prices
Kieh Pad bDd Pointed Cashneres and Housseilusg
super french PAin NouiItibtt, all IhadtI Of color
ShA Paii Plaid PerIiant, Challeys and De Beige
..perPain and figured French Piannels, for ssequss
BIG BombaIlnsI, Canton Cloths and Alpaes all prices
Plaid spun silks, SIX Psids and n, L.in.,
Hieh Patdi sn1 brocafs Ulacs and Pouit lie BoIs
btossds sod Plaid Black Biz, extra quality
Big gro do RhineS, Tanetas, aud SAITH sESutns
baiut, hofcslnst aud RlOTsncst nd
Real IRISH PYyln,. aud Engllsh and Pfsneh DO
neekt Bonnet Gap, LuiestrirR and Satn Rlbands
haas '''-sN WY
Prgneh, English sni American CsieoI, Cheap
IseIe nstnass Table Cloths Napkins and DgJi.s
IJe aperl, Huckaback, DoNial and Tsusls
embroidered Curtains and Drapery Huslins
Dotted kmbro iercd and Pian 5uist Muslin, Tor jfe,.
Keh Laee and Muslin french and Scotch wofEed Collsf
M1iln Cambria Thread and LIe Edgngt and I1t.rtipv,
Ihlbett Oathusre, Iurkerie and Rob Roy BhApls
LsdsH AMI hitts1 Kid sk Nett Thibsi sis Glo7,,
9snts and Boys' Bgeh Beaver, Thlbst and SIR Do
Gents Ladies' and OhldIsns Wool Cotton ana sL Hs,s,
whitney haekanAu TWilled aud Dunl Blabksts '''''
81 49, -, %, 6g and i74 Coffin shnsI and Oh ,.t,
Plaid Domestic, Apron Chseks, ornaburgs, Dc, Go
VALENTINE, ORENsHAWA 90
No. % Broad street, corner Gin
y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
HsR sSga 49, ssa ~

GtENrBAi. HAtInOAp-OPkSr To STA UNToN-
~ Chespsai, most Comfortable and kApsdou. kr..ns.
men, made for Travelling the
Lexington, &c. -S''e-'
The COMPANY are provided With large additional supply of
new kngnes and Passengers Cars,
from Cars Sta the whole and h
line ruHning hrOggA finiss "a ,cc.k. ~ w."
The the mountaln n. Rol o.h A..
heIe various points In the ascent presented the
view cf surprising gradeur and beauty. ~ "
Commcncin. With the sOth July, rxprr.. Ma.
viii be daily between Richu,ond
mond at 6so A. NJ. and srris. staunton Al 40 NM"
by this line passengers may PETERSBURG aud II,
at 6sop Al. ''''s' NAV aAy
Leave s'Aunton at A. M and arrive in At 20 M
Returning from the Springs make eonn
The Orange and Aesandts train going NorhwAr and with
the Petersburg train going south. ~ Nv"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
KENT, FAME KENT
ImpOTteTs aud Nboesae Dealers 10 Foreign nd Doms
DRY GOODS
No. IL, POuBTTrsTH ST., RlcHtosb.
FALL TRADE Iahf

Importers aud Wbolesale Dealers 10 Foreign and Dom,,,e
DRY GOODS,
No. H. POuBTrEsTH ST., RiCHt0Hb
FALL TRADE, 1884.
N.Y. respectfully invite the attention the merchant, =,
w virginia, North Catons and Tennessee, unusually
large and commanding stock OF BRITISU FREHOU AHI,
oBRHdH DRY GOODS being By
ron Eoope Which we're purchased during the summer by
cur MI Jamesb Kent r cash. and under
e9m,hpees We ae also receiving complete aIbormsnt a
dIhHLtdN fdbBIC the whole cotopfbg the srgst
and most attractive stocks able 10
which viii be sold AZ prices unusually low.
we are also with stoek Of RgIDy
NdDbCLOJHLHO, manufactured Rchnond and uhisb vii
made goods. - ''' so '-'0'' '''' S"g 'o'h'h
We particularly solicit merchants visiting this marist to can
nd eNamine our stock piedng ourselves rood,
IS thy can be bought In market Ia tlIs country.
WaenretpteH1lly solicited aud promptly attended
s"V KNIT, PAINE KANT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
DACKEr BOAT rLorGmnoY. Enm -

UJACKET BOAT PLoUGHBoY. FOR
n NV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .ssS-ee~-SS-FfsrI-c-S
DAY LlSE-Ihe scbscrihers will
running their boat PLOCGHE0Y I.
tween klCHMoND and NEW CANTON last
nsx Great Inducements r and hereby
70 the travelling public;
IEiSS o. isItinE ihe Csi al places in the day tine
saturdays, arriving IN New Canton P.
hetaTnine-IrsNe NEW CANTON at \. NJ MoudGys,w
day ' ~ $500
Boys, Edmond Davenport
ohss on 'ih street, opposite MysiE Warehouse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30

6IocPON BONDS ron sALE-sSO 900 Virginia a nd Ten.
~ nessee Rdi!rod Aorgdyed sr cent Coupon Ena.
fnsers.t and hnepdi payae in No York. eonrertII
10 nct Qhs Company al s Of e Aoder al unV
Slsf day Of December lsserhese
o. tv,p eaeh for 80 years and
loan OF million Ave hundred
the Legislature At its last session. Of which was
~ The state and the whole amply secured
ns road and property the Company the
will be expended road. ''
This Road will Lynchburg to the
disianee Of so5 mlles-vhrs with similar
Improvement. extending TO Memphis, the Msipp river
me when the South Side aud Petersburg and Nor
completed
Norfolk Petersburg, and Richmond Memphis
that portion OF our State remarkable fertility and sg
cultural and mineral large and
Increasing business which already
Hoad sIs sAnsune that will certainly n moi
more Tbs whole work under contract viii completed
y we ltdsy 81 January ISIS copy Of the mortgage
our once and any Information In
eeLsd on application 10 O. W. PURCELL 4 90
pIchpon,
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wv oNntluIh pIs.oyEn,

w iss aEb SssaksHR9pf crhTr 70 okv,
ias danger ssSe and almost death, ss. n length
secret BY Which the hair can Be ssilsd
Ss~Shins nsis tbs, beautiful on.@.n, Of the head
sos % ss And
lavish Of her beauty in Al. but those lovely
the issi years with psrtsc, asss and
asS
Gi s as sss
tor OF The art and only ., portion Of the human family have
tvated their thousands.
hail. :sSdias dSa a.,
sS So S5sis {. &, amid crowd Of s
nE friends receiving the blessing. OF al. that have used mi:
siste,, receipts Curling the
a MORRIS, OF Min street, h., received the fol.
ISsnE y ws,s and sD ssS.'
p,sS MN q;
Ten Night, in Bar ~ha,Isaw There BY rs Arthur.
% 4sa ss9 the Medical Sciences. No
FROM @1 January to .Tss isa Prize a. -, v,,,
ds,sTe'isa q r.
anSs Ensnsr inc ssa " Over
AS,esa,lon and Peeu,.Cpi BY DR. Joseph sSOd. sIse.
s Sf for rsoP aS sS
Fry Both heaphsrs, of the Life
s. x x. .aso a..
A Rural ali f Essns ID G.Ps S snS1 c-
Bride q S Mrs S ss
A Ass by h''H H'F'nd Fourth edition no" press ~
E. CO. SIS -s SsT sH n s9.
s bag. 5 6s Rio Is.s md M.a. c0ase
leo hid. y: Q. and Porto Rico Sugar,
Is y Fps, hsna::.s .Ss oi.- T s1aaSis,
= : e,:n sherry. M.asGi, .ad roG qG Wine,
100 Dbl. :. 6. and Halifax Herring,
30 hhds sides aud Shoulders.
qul his Cofe Crush al Pou
a Ss ps Sst Inns ss re :rS the .d
M large collection Of music tn. following .0ns,
,ts thee nee p;;ss: y S Sssss r.-,
he si P.sds { 4 "a ~ Hear. g. Dresser
rttsEs srrtr Ak.4sara.
f. a. S s- mate: 8 rs.sa;rs A...a
Ss.seI krsSi.:i Foi..; 3 J. B.ys,
,r !. MiT's'n,'' BY F. Boyer. Al his Music sto,s
RAcoN, SUGAR, COFFEE, ac--Lsadins ff0aa ,is,Ese;
ID Bsiylsrs, for sale
. ss 4i5. IA al sSi Sss ass. sugar
s1s IS SPsE F. AID Aa.ss:;ss e.saIf,
hhds SaaVasssd Sugar Cared Haas
.ai1 JAS. WINSTON
nIssoLuII0N OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e0.p,r,nsr.
SIEVE ii,Aii day a.olyed By a,a.
70 iAe ale arm viii please Immediate Eherrgrt
ssa the maze OF tie tr R bGs1.I
wM Il. sEABROOK,
7. PAYsOS REEVE.
EoPARTSEisIiu'Nr.J J. & BLAIR having purchased the
ia;sEeI;eiME W. sEAsEooE, tse IN;e arm Of SKA.
Brook REEVE, hGI e.tsrrd partnership P
REEVE, nader the style REEVE BLAIR viii continue 70
% I Ss ss Dts fe e. :ss. at to sass s :st
its share G: the patronage sssraIJ extends . late
I. PAYsOS REEvE,
JOHN II. BLAIR.
IN refining iron hGSnei eheerfsy and esnsdeuy re-
commend the Psircas Aat the public generally the
REEVE BLAIR. -
us'-u vM II. sEAsEooE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
IrN,oN srxAMs,rrI. coMrANY-rer rA,l.asl.

| Union sfsAMsNuF COMPANN-fof fhuAaet
! The NsdRs' TIicGINHi Captain David Teal s,si. fSSlS
ner Pen rs VI aNiA. Captain James Bayn,oIs
'Hsr CITY az RICHMOND, Captain mitchell. ,,,
One OF these splendid will leave lot
delpha every high touching at City Point
and Norfolk receive freight and kctarnnr leave
philadelphia Wednesday, at 10 O'clock Nj arriving Al
Richmond every Saturday morning. on which days eS Viii dis
i charge their
splendid have built expressly for this nr
esertion has made combine strength aud speed
They provided with "francs Patent Metallic Life boA"se
strate tables and attention 10 paid ey our sreomnoda
FARE RKDUCRD
Passage through to New York. aud found %
Passage to Philadelphia and found, Nst cabin , %
do no, found snd sssp -, 49,; :, W
this route for independent Of being the cheapest ana Safest
by far the most pleasan route.
robseconiss shipping Ptsurs be accommodated BY
through with dispatch.
,o1 ,, freight or passage. .PPy.o rrr,r Aeon, on n,
NEW SGfEDtlL.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
EON NEW YORK ,is NokfOLh-
&ETSMAiL STEAMSHIP nOANokk. Captain S33SN
-9sk.Thomas sknncr-wli leave "RicArlcad" Sr -sasc
Neo lorS In future Saturday morning at ocsk Re-
turning she will leave New York for Rehond every Wednesday
The JAMESTOWN Captain \. clvrspr, wnleSve "HssmcHi
for "Nsto l"rh heretofore, rneslsy snernoon
O'Clock Returning she will New York isT NShmord
Saturday afternoon At O'Clock
returning.
Passage to New York. including meals and state
mcdauons, only $40
steerage passage, only
Passengers taking Norfolk charged the
By the river boats.
mhSl-u LrpLAM a WATSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
FIRE AND HUHGLAE PROOF SAFE

"M MCFARLAND 81 co, ~ Maiden Lane n yo,.
mAREhoUsE, i5 Pratt ST., baltimore Nd.
bANhs JEWELERS. and COUNTING HOUSE sAPEs Of every
spect :" ''''' "
Near. v vv,, New York, April 9Th, 1854.
oehuenen- u nOrrny that
preserved my books and unnuren night by
every ming else on premises consumed and al
though was exposed ~
tent. remained unharm The Safe little r,paITinv viii
think, answer for another trial. "'
-. Respectfully yours
jei3-6m-fvAsl 7. JENNY IT. II sop,h wuii,n,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
FALL CAMPAIGN Of 1851
NI L II LII W IL A-IIIIA.L,

FALL CAMPAIGN OE 1854
CLOTHlNG-Ci.OTHING.
WM IRA SMITH is receiving his
w Winter Clothing, for " and YOUTHS which will
comprise all the latest styles Of fIrc Cut This
made than usual having 6ren Manufactured expressly
the CITY and Country trade Of Virginia.
Ny stock will be added to by weekly arrivals intend pre-
sent the newest styles they make their
this country.
b have also hand complete assortment Cloths
Casseres and Ve'ngs which will be made short
notice.
eAi. respectfully solicited before purchasing as my motto
will be QUICK SALES at SMALL PROFITS, for CASH.
Give my Goods examination.
sell RichmouI nanufscture- ~ Cin,bi,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
,u,rrE VIRGIN. Avn re,,Tsse. ma,

'ENTnG fTS;INTt xNU TENNESSEE KALI
are new Running line Of stages Nonday aud
Fridays and in few days they will
bern DEPOT the vsna and Railroad to Giles Ct
House sni Ne Red SnlJAur spring..
soHEpuLE-L.aNe Lypehbuie via Tirgnid Tennessee
HGGd At NJ and Sulphur sprp 6, Al p ~
the day.
Pare NON LynehburS to Giles ccur,
Tickets may be procured AZ u ashburr depot.
July lath 1854 FLAGG, CALDWELL 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30


NJ RoAD-CnANGE OF MouRs-on and amer Thursday
the a'i sept. the Passenger Trains viii follows:
Leave Richmond daily at ~. O'Clock, A. NJ
Petersburg a." aS p. n
Leave Richmond dailyA s O'Clock, p. NJ
Z" Peter, burg "'U Az A
Children three and IL years ofsge... $
coloIsd persons in ,eryan,.esr .,..............
in on essa On, or i 10 s
the same prize .s for white person, will be charged
where tickets are sold.
Servants travelling by hem,eire. be furnished by ths
and must be expressly stated the that thsy permit
N. B-The Trains will by Richmond time.
once Pc n Co. Sep, goth, 1854.
M AZ k ksP s sSsf fINknsAATfaT3sSS
REDUCTION STILL 10 THE VA. SPRINGS, RSksSe,sSiER9
RICHMOND
To white Sulphur Springs Is so To Lexington.
To Sweet and Red To Rott Alum Springs
To Lyneheurr 500 To Bath do do. $50
To s'o To Finsa.,ie 400
On and after 10Th july Packet Beats will
leave Richmond ~eeky Tor Iynehburs Ruh.nan. viz
Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays NJ with the
ns, to LeIins.Sp. fnea;e and the direrens visni.
Western and Buchanan and Lexington ate NJ
day
Returning leave Buchanan NJ and at p NJ
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
ats connecting With the Northern and Southern
steamboats, The Courthouse
this line.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday. at O'Clock
and arrive at Columbia ate p NJ
Point 81 NJ MiehAux Ferry 81 Judes Ferry ley A. NJ
p0ysF Mis- vS A MSnehinO~n, iik A. NJ ruskah0e iss
In October this line viii be extended to sec.i,yle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
THROUGH TICHEr FROM RICHMOND TO vIRG
MA SPRINGS

MA SPRINGS
BIGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
NINETEEN MILES LESS STAGING THAN BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE
The following catered
hehucnd aud pNnytlle the SGIhie, aai the Virginia
Railroad for Richmond
lyneseurE, And Waite sulphur SPRING.:
Leave tbs Richmcpd Dtpc % the kehrVpd and panyis
reNd daily, (SsndAys eScPted at 6S olSek A. NJ
lynehSurg, RehNcni
Railroads o'clock. Msagia.
Of the SSuthsit Railroad lypchbGTe es-iine
burg p NJ take the vEilis
arrive Salem at 4 Nsieep SAiSs
morning At A NJ dine the " House.
arrive the Sweet sPT,rss esSek
sulphur ~ I. " The
Springs ~ miles, AnI iSsase the whis Sulphur miles making
only 81 miles
FARE:
From Rehnend or Petersburg to lyaehsGrg -
10 sreet spFipSs -
- White sulphur Springs ...........N So. : 81
by order: r. X uuGusoN, ris,si Agent
Richmond p.o>ueI ease .: the Rich
mend Aat pAnNil.e Depot only.
In few day. the sSa,hls aAi!!O,t si s snPiSd TO
IAe James River Canal NhOus nsheury,
o With travellers siA be taken il packet boat 70 Lynch
euE arriving Before And after that 81
ts OF staging to the White SGpLuresias than by
other
aull II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30

FALL IMPORTA ION
OF EAHTIENWARE AND CEIIEAi
FRESH RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
'hE Subscriber Offers &c the trade Aai
EarthenEare China and patterns which
selected by himself in person.
Having experience Of this
ne feels coaadenes II stating tina; poa; price and
lily compare AIorse with other house in the trade
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do 20 sA,ns and E=eTI, JuEs, Tea Ware, ate.
Bl1e Print, Flowing and Fancy
F!ae Decorated China Dinner and Dessert se;i
Do dc do Tea and Toilet
Do DO DO Pitchers srd vases
Gold Band do Of above variety
white China do Of above variety.
Cozon Ware Of description, suitable Ehosssi!u
which he ores such cG9 please
Fiac Nantel Pier and Toilet Glasses
FIae Ivory Table Gallery Waters Br!ttanlA Ware
Safety. and other fluii and Solar Lamps
Glass WArei every variety.
All he asks price. give
iS.lction.
III, Packer Is Of the best IN the trade.
stone Ware at Factory prices
JAS d. b EVANS No III Main stree,
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THE SUBSCRIBER, in leaving Richmond thanks to
his hiends who have connded their business
LISGs. n W TALLY
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H6lNES POINT LINE TO BALTI-s ~S-1
N MoRE-ON R0NDAr or EAHR FEEKtScrrS ffsI5fjtcr
PARE 81 oNLi.-Ths public svrroy ia-I-1--s..-s<
formed that the cofuAtr NSki LAND Capt
D. AireHKi having been entirely Tsr GlrEri NGt
In the rOuIe c!mOnl BARI.
more, once weekly.
Passengers this Agreeable aud will
Richmond by the train MoSDAl
oeOek n NJ reach Baltimore in
Sith the different
folosln. morning, IN any direction.
Returning ~IIcAyr Baltimore the
Wednesday % week, Soelof T. NJ
Greek AEAys with the
rord, Fredericksburg and Potomac Raoad Company.
Pare IL either direction g. rSTWArd Cabin
price, bus with atS beard Of the MsrylAA inuiCd
Fare fer trl; elias, p.s,enser, between Bait and Phsd
ph!A BY the Newcastle and Prvuchto~u iae - For
class de- saakEs the Whole Richmond
irpha, by this agreeable te6Nony for ncIa passengers,
$50 for class co Including for The
bosrt Of the Maryland"
Fer further pATcuss through tickets ppiy the once
the Rehont fredeEkIturg add Poiouae Railroad Company
J. r. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
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STEAMBOAT OUTFITS PECK-S AN
~ -; 4ASSAGE To 9kD FONT; POR SEssSEeyr
AOCIR AND SORFOLh.-Thc cSraSoSt GU .11-~sk-S-[
tbs PECK, Captain John Davis, hAyitg complete
overhA1line will on SATURDAY 18th
her regular the river
leaving the wharf at Rockets
Thursday mornings 81 o'clock
all The regular landings going aad returning
Passage TO Old Peini Portsmouth SsTolk e. Meal. 50
each ' ~ ~ 49,
iei6 R O. HksKISs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30
FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
nUAnLES s. nRnnKE.


No. is Pearl Street, Richmond, Va,
RsPECTFULLY beg leave TO
hN have received OF the largest Stocks SPRING
ever opened In this market They after
terms complete assortment Of every thing
The Shoe Hat and Bonnet ne enumeration OF which
be tedious for advertisement Merchants visiting the city
will please give call,
terms as any louse IN this or any other market. mh9
NOTlCE.-The Partnership conducted by
~ 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent
RICHARD HILL, JR will all liabilities arm and ell
Their OF the partners will receive what be due them
RICHARD HILL JH,
BILLY w. TALLEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30

a NpMPOtSD FLUID EXTRACT OF CISSA Il
" PELos pARElRA, OR PARFIRA BRAvA AND BUCHU.-
Fo the cure OF Chronic diseases OF the Urinary
ous Affections LSueorhea DIopy JAundee
ton and Liberation OF the Kidneys Bladder
reliability OF that
mucous secretion wien the urine puruen
scarce De Voied without pain, and especially
the uno genital mucous membrane retention nconnence OF
urine. -
Its efficacy the Psrea certain naIsdes OF the urin.
~ induces to ascribe specific to
medicine over the nucou, lining
Altering The quality o. the urinary secretion. 1t
Introduced into medicine lithontrpc al
solely discharges urino genital mu-5u,
brane gonorrhea leucorhea and chronic OF the
bladder In the latter OF those Sir Brod
Gai 500 IN recommending u IL amsashed says this
surgeon that has great influence
under consideration, essenng the
OF ropy mucus which itself evil
the Inflammation and irriiabIty Of the Bladder"
JONATHAN PERRIRA, H. d., =. X. S. q L. s.
fOT sale by DOVE a CO. AMI