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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02
r. II LUDLOW. Auciioneer.
REAL ESTATE in o2d and 2ith-sts
Coparinersbip Notices.

COPARTNERSHIP-T undersigned have this
~ day formed aeoPsrtnehiP under the firm OF WILLIAMS
SANGER for the transaction Of Dry Goods JObbn business, at
No 24Deyst GEORGE WILLIAMS,
New.York Feb. l. 1884 WHITING P. SANGER.
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-YOUNG&
- SCHULTZ have this day associated with them Mr JOHN
fenysty under the dim Of YOUNG. scHULTztCO
New. York, Feb l, 1854 -
ERSHIP.-PHILIP HEARTT and
~ FREDERIC ELLIOTT admitted Partners with US from
" B''A"'n' S'"ff ELL icS HOLDEN
COPARTNERSHIP--W L. CONKLIN has as.
YoTSGs The Merchant tailoring Clothing bushes, will
5e O sand NOD B'~' qnd eo 81 LIN Co.
nISSOLUTION--The limited Copartnership here
SE' Miller Hsssn the bERS
CAN Buffalo r as S' MGAN Of Baso e.cs sad they
alone authorized to sign the names 81 ne ss pR ~
''0H ELLIOT G. sToRKs, NORMAN G Miller,
D,jed at Auburn and Buffalo, Feb l. 1854
r6 A dEEE sukIIGaN ELLIOT G sToaKE EDwAeD
MtNsos and CHARLES + COFFIN being Purchlser' Of the
fGss stock Nm vim sS tsf Ra6
Auburn andBaaalG qHd1 the 1, q mL1JGAy
Dated at Auburn and Buffalo, Feb. / 1854
nIsSOLUTION of COMPREHENSIVE at New
~ south ca59iqs he s eas, S Ss.
gre csons was dissolved By mutual LIST Noyember
1855 said partnership having been tnown By toe name Of
ft Columbia. South Carolina Jan. n l55i
HISSOI LUTON The firm of sTRANG. MUIR
GA BRkw sTRAs5 ad 1905
tie and are alone authorizes % use me u 'H
VILLAIN vAiGH R. RV BREWSTER
NE s s@.: ii .: 81 Bur
rsv Brewster from day under the Of sTKANG MUIR
i Hai S {,N6s A v sPRASG
Russell l.. WHEELER.
Late OF the firm OF Jeryis, Worth Wheeler.
AIR. H E. KETCHUM is Partner with me IN
1Sd.r the sn Of oMER KETCHUM q the old stand No %
he contnved formerly and sole cc2an, ~ no
% Sew-Yors Feb l. 1854
NOTICE.-The undersigned have this day formed
~ coPsnerhP under the name and =: s. Of d., So
il genera branches At No III LberiJ't ooDroy s,oru
Ne"-f0fi Jan l. '''A 5 D MILLS.
VNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under
the firm CONAN LoTHRoP 90 this day dissolved y
mutual e9nseIt rue ny 1rs.. a. YOU Ian 81 1854
''T' at their former pace d ''''''' coMiiSio
join 4 IiyiSGsTOS.
tn. undersigned have ,b. day entered eoPartneshP
S SnSd ' It R co IS %bosas Commission Mst
chant; 4 No. .! . siS v" Jod az LIVINGSTON
4 l. MTchELL
rTHE FIRM of " WILLARD il Co. is dissolved.
All persons aye hereby forbidden incur liabilities the
account or TO dsPcs. Of or Paisns 'n bs [ he
@ ,n be ,usac with debts pad the suscb<s WHO
alone are saiholed settle the business Of ne arm am
Ns~'Y0'i' jan 81 1854 ALERT a!RTf Eaaoys
Fl7HE FIRM Of ADAIR Il SCOTT, of the City Of
NewYOrs s''ne Cutters this d' dissolved 0y mutual con-
JOHN ADAR will attend to the settlement Of 4. .t. Of said
firm and be authorized collect the Outstanding debt Of
aid &Ia Dated Jan q 1854 ! JOHN s sc6rf
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Jnstrurtisn.

A YOUNG LADY fully competent to give instruc-
particulars apply to PB CURTIS PiaaOorto Rooms No ~
Broadway
DOCK. KEEPING, &c. G. MARSH Counting
ID Rooms practice of Book keeping &c No SOi Broad
vnS me Is o Mbo sbs s e Let n
tsrered call for crslars C. C Marshs woIEs for sale
ID F. FOSTER, Consulting Accountant, author of
T.uble Entry Eacidsed The Counting House Assistant and
popular work. TEACHES WRITING Boo. KesPins &C.
Se sSe sson =
S9sJSs: :: ii &C.
e tUieY to the People ofihe Sniied States
MECHANICS INSTITUTE CLASSES for 1854
BY f,o fA''Y
twenty members Of the Institute So to
mon e%Gs 81 Ts' c sf oS No me
ING O'Clock All applications to be made and all moneys
DSwi,s paper pencils india rubber and other
i sG sS ri s q practice Of
ton OF their aprops duties for the purpose Of
Of then the Gas
Der may BE- can De no longer JAMES HENRY Jr Acry
Nev.York, Jan. 3d. 1854.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI-
M. aSTE Nc "a
1 S the :
Pop received from seven to twenty years Of age and taught
class in College including thorough knowlsdss French
SPANISH Italian German Languages Book Keeping by double
entry the arts and Painting together with theoretical
and 70 some extent, practical Surveying
containing res1stons terms references @c1may
be had at the restitution.
PROFESSIONAL RD--MRS. EDWARD 10,
DIR of ROYAL Academy Music Professor OF Italian and
English Singing &c No. 10 CsrrolPlsce, Bleeckers Mrs
L0DFRs syn teaching tested by thirteen years succ ssstu
% .d in purity sd
&c apply personally by letter No. 10 Carroll place
CPANISH LANGUAGE-Prof GORRIN continues
give pure Csianhis native language
Apply at No Al 5th-st.
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Professional Notices.

nAGUERREOTYPES for % cents-large size IS
~ take elsewhere for s. eens-and generally TAR
superior pictures higher prices 400 tab daily
REEFS CO. No 239 Broadway
MOUNT. GRANT & BELKNAP.
Nl ATTORNEYS AND COUSSELLORs AT LAW
San Francisco, California
CHAs MOUNT, GILBERT A GRANT DAVID P. BHLKNAr'
CYLVESTER LAY, Attorney and Counsellor at
~ Law and COMM for al the States NewJersey
Delaware MARYLAND and Illinois Office is Wallis. York
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fOatebes, Jewclrn, &r.
Rsp!atin9,

REPEATING
DEFEATING of OLD PLATED WARE, viz. ::
IL Spoons Forks Csors Cake Baskets Trays srods &c
equal the loves; prices Send goods 70 the Plating
Factory No 2 Centre Gsand 70 the Office No at ID
John 81, stairs
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NOR SALE-Near the Bowery, a snug twO-story
Brick Lot with Basement and Subj Cellar Coton
water &c street situated in 3ds No A. door from
,dav Part may remain bond and mortsage Inquire j.
COwL No 80 West l9hst Of b PURDY, coseeF Franklin
nd hnrch sta
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paints, SIass, ST.

ZINC PAINT-The undersigned. agents for the sale
II Of White Oxyde of Zine sared By the Pennyvanis
and Lhish Zinc prepared receive orders for the sane,
would the particular aeoo Of the trade 70 It's evident
American narseture and 10
,essfs CON petition with the best Of foreyp.
with confidence depend obtaining de-
red supply Paint which will be und recommend tsef
fr purity sest body and whenes Prices and
r,nsed the liberal footing
JANIS r. LEWIS Co. No n ws,ers
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misrellduecIs

FEW MORE LEFT of those CHOICE FRESH
~ PEACHES Re- ainug perfectly their nstafs favor ,,I -
Tho. no can appreciate the Luscious Peach Of sepenb.r -
o, the privilege Of enjoying them Ia mid wints sor a. .
er,. ef canister No ~ Tulton Nos 10 and sis
Sa iss 30 sery No. 60 Hidson. Nos 10 80 and al a,
No $50 6tlSv. In Brooklyn At No - hieksst No Pslton
& 90 Wa.hnxtoas Nos and $50 Atlantic -,
md cor and Jsmessis In WAnsosrgh So,ts
sa h .nrar south Sos and Sh or OF the prsss, ~
81 ~ WELLS PROVOST ~
Nos Us and g7 Proa,s
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81 HINKLEY, Forwarding sad Conmi.ss.
~ Nerrhsnt Aspnwsi. y. O.

81. HINKLEY, Forwarding and Conmss,s1
IA Merchant APin~sli D. O.
DYRON Il CO.
~ VI IBoULEvAsD MoSTMARTRE. p.rs
THAR jas. r.esivsd sisy cases psrssa.r Ss
este Hyseng1e de PsI-syron E! CStnP,sa. erors.srs
ssPopIILA v.is ds TCs.s ass =. .ss r..
hAi ~ pfaGPL toSMaE Hair Of .up. V,. no
sASoS ~ PoSR LIS BaNS-A aoaas Soap adapted r A
'n ss nc Sf pEs mild .ad highly pu.a ~
exclusively prepared for the Nursery
A sYS assS OLD 5 'i SSo # %iSDR
BYRoNs REAL TURKISH TX H, H9 S,Hn SOAP SOAP
S5sSSs SsyIT SSp nIEITaSy SS sS SOAP
The s6Ss A ISL aoS se iasf ss
ties Of honey have been long hnown Buy S.ns m eoa ~. u
GeI o. PITps S.os initiate honey Tss . Rs
CONTAINS A LARGE PER CENTAGE OF HONEY Psspasi
makers Of The s'S, Tw w oy ss s
PILE as seen from Valley Sweet Waters forms srsct
RETAIL DEPoTS st coDDINGToN'S under the Se~.Yss
c 55s' h. I'D JAMES "Ai'O'' NO D'Y' ''''' -
DRONZE FIGURES.-Parisan Bronze FigsreS
ID manufactured by the subscriber - per cent leo than
can be imported The trade will Be supplied on liberal terms
Of description and deeoson tor saa
made 10 0f''' l" "'''' '' J. GILBERT No as rsSlA
NORN-COkN-DASlA tOhN-tO,VVv oueo-
~ els damaged saved the ship Great aeggs!c for ale
'-@f' No p Commercial Wharf
South Br0oklyn
LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors of Churches and
Il Public Buildings and for vestbue Halls Coassrvsisis
Dining Hearths in Dwelling These Tfss are OF = a.
variety OF and hard md strong ana s
in the bes' houses IN a. pa Of the county
and recommended in Downns work country houses aud
"ch'''" sen''iMiiL MILLER co3rEs youLE No. Ps.rLs
EINE TEAS, of the latest importation, and Coffee,
sugars and Family In oil their variety aud tor
FOWLER Nos 80 Grsenwh corner Murray and f Green~A
corner Nestryst
L'OR SALE CHEAP-A second hand Holstway and
all For further particulars inquire OF T. IRA
BUCHANAN No * Fuitonstr n \,
CUANO-The undersigned Agents of the "eruyiAa
" Government the importation and sale Of Guano u ne
United States the public that In pursuance OF orders ~
eyed said Government the price of uano has been adv s
duties or charges imposed the Of the different Stairs
may imported to be paid by he
CUANO-The Subscriber has full supply of No.
" /. Peruvian Gupo. THEODORE w RILEY, ~ sossN.
MADAM MORROW is, without exception tho
WI mos, wonderful In the world or that has ever ~.
"a. horn with gin by bong the Astrological science
and all OF lite IN regard h
thoughts will sso make msmony and viii shew s n
husbands and absent friends which has onhed taos
during her travels through Europe No 10 boome, between
Cannon and Columbia Genteslen not admitted
NNOOL-2 % 900 lbs three-quarters to full blood
w Merino and Fleece Wool bought from amsnn
this vicinity for sale warehouse Csnansszus Ontario
County, N Y NJ n CLAkh 70.
/ YEAST POWDER-B 7. BABBITT Is the orig.
nal inventor Of the Chemical ie., Power which psysr.
Those who purchase should that they that v he
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LYN-Two full Easements folding doors In base
-, "a bceis. Dwelling Houses situate Gatesav,
Sr,ir.y Rrooklyn; eaoh House Also, one Lot
sSnur on To those acquainted with the location oil
C.,..sy comment 8 Applyto
"s'ssa'' ' : CROWSLL No. IS Fultons. Brooklyn
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EOR SALE or to LET-A large Residence with SIX
within inmates Of the New iorf and New
9sves DEPOT On the premises
and other buildings with supply Of good water heshy
snS location SURPRISING other the village overlook
ps he country and East River and Soane TAR q the
eve can see Title unquestonsbe Offered low fhy per cent
II bond and mortgage Inquire OF
H0RhCP sMITf or DANIEL o. HAlGHT' Portchestef
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Hfal geiaie for Sale.

VALUABLE FARM for SALE, IN ~ ,.,'d d,ni, Of
n o. s.s,n ~ ss,ss q ss"S' S, s miles nshe.W
~ knas and ell nesssy % ,r. az JARED SPARKS
49, ne yiilare 81 Mushseersie inquire VI jam"
~ 81 JeAr a. 90 the promises s,,urr, Al THtRsroN
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HOUSES for SALE-One brown stone front
III House on the south side Of isths known No ISIS near
thu Sd price si5co Oae threestory eret H9ose 70 10 y
Msris place price fl0O Two Houses Nos III and III Aa
beuyst with Hopse the rear Of lots pee 81 Ienetnsn'
House south SIDE fhi distant i feet east o. Avenne b
property renting por prize $1,000 Apply %
hACiARLAN 4 kERRiTI, No - Sdsv
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nor SAIE-House and Lot No. 63 Laurens-st.
No. 81 WAttst-
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NOR SALE-Four Lots on 6lst-st., four Lots er
1stsv two Let's on lo9h-s and Lot lih s., Let
an la,ih ard one 10; sth-sv. Apply to
~ ''''' - SAMUEL r BARTOL. No. lo2 Fulton-st.
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EINE TEAS, of the latest importation, and Coffee,
Il Sugars Family Groceries In oil their variety 'ioEs saa Tor
ae Wholesale and reasonable by j. D.
FOWLER Nos 80 Greenwich Murray and as Green~ A
Nesfr
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Cuilerp auo 6aromare.
fire-Droof Safes.
A MOTHER TRIUMPH of RICH's sALAMAN-

A MOTHER TRIUMPH of RICH's SALAMAN-
"A DER-FIRE IN ELNIRA n Y.
ELyrRA. Jan. 81 1854
r WATRous & Co-Gentlemen The RICHS sslsmln1er pur
books burning OIL
Carriage the morning OF the I'D inst The safe was
surrounded BY quantity Of pokes and oes ant fell into The @
pile Of hickory and oak lumber and o time seen
white heat; when opened nothing found 70 DC
injured except the binding Of the books which ned BY hs
Truly &c WM. II. hill u 70,
large assortment Of RlCHS Ssamandes always on ls
the dept, No. li6 Wsterst STEARNs NAME
Successors o Rich 4 Co.,
The only makers Of sslaandr Safes combining Reh and W"
def's Pat nts.
DICH's SALAMANDERS.-A large assortment OF
~ Safes OF sizes and patterns single and dolpe
henge for sale a. the Depot No li6 Waer hs hse
warranted equal TO the double fame Of sF oi
maker proof Of which hundred and f Of the single
fame have tested during the last years IN vac
ned Canada and book dollars worth o
property hos ever been destroyed by fire in them . ~,
Plate Iron Steel and Chilled Burglar Proof Safes BANK Nsn
Doors Jewee Safes and BurglaIProo and wairsasa
free from dsmpness . . . ,,..Lco,
No lis Water st. Newofork
The only maker Sasmandsr Safes Combining "naers
with Rich. Patent improvement thu, rendering them
well Sole Propeor of JoneS' celebrated "o'a'
4r Iark
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COR SALE-A Farm, containing 2O1 acres. in New

IT jersey mule iTofn u1P0 ~ ~ u
Srss TIE Dwelling and commodious the outbuidng are
n,-e-ps consisting of Barn, Hay house sheephouse Case-
house Sable ard other small buildings splendid place
-, r,,reksnt vho wishes live in the country Applyto
SAMUEL +. BARTOL. No. 100 FultDst
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TOR SALE.-A frst-class brick House and Lot in
o.ebardst with all the modern imnIoyemens gas baths
3 SAMUEL f. BARTOL, No. lO2 Fsltonst
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NALCABLE FAhM.-NoW TOT Sale The Farm
thai mach admired BY all who have passed it,
DELIGHTFULLY."- situated in the village Of woodbridge
about 70 mes There three Churches
bosains AZ which conducted principles
able family vicinity the Springs the
which recommended for their medicinal properties IL LAYS
beautifully the main road ein Railway to Amboy con
landing about mile
proposed railroad will Ii Is most desirable for
country farming purposes About % IN
well usted to lay out In lots Three very sne gardens
v,setabe fruit ana Fronting house splendid loo
xrove yery fragrant large and convenient with
water conveyed through by pipes
barn ysrds 6e outhoases good
ana plenty This Farm belongs the esfse OF The late John Nen
tine deceased formerly Of this city Terms easy and pe low
Call on the premises or IN Church st.
door above Reade, between 10 and IL a NJ ,,,.,, =.
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The only maker Of sasmsnde Safes com bnin1
with Rich. Patent improvement thus rendering them
as well as Fire Proof Sole Propetor Of oneSs celebrated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

A YOUNG LADY fully competent to give instrqc-
"A ton on the Guitar prepared few scholars For
particulars apply P B. CURTIS Pianoforte Rooms No III
Broadway.
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LNARN for SALE-Good House Barn. Cattle Sheds,
Crbs workshops sc 100 acres OF Land not sur
passed for quality locson-hgh commanding Percty healthy
ure air and water miles from Eew York near aroed
stson Apply 20 d.. PORTER No. ZIG Fuonstr N L very
with ion one
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will be exchau property Lot l6O by 30 good
Ban and other OUT Buildings plenty Fruit House modern built
OF 20 miles Part Of the
can rem an Apply at No. 70 Nassau-st Office No 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-14

NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Il.
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store fol
the sale of CONFECTIONERY, both of foreign and
TICKLE, FIGS, RAISINS, Toys, and every de-
scdpton of articles usually kept in such an estsb
iishment, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
- His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
seDts, &c is complete. de l9
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CELEBRATED TONIC ALE.-This
~ ALE is prepared expressly for Invads and Dys.
pept1cs. 1t being prepared from Pure Malt and Hop
1t is strongly recommended by many of our best Phy.
sicians as perfect cure for Dyspepsia.
ALSO
Scotch and Philadelphia Ale; London and American
Porter constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest
cash prices :
Also, pure Wines and Brandies for medical purpo.
ses. Sold by DUDLEY co.
" Main Street. Richmond Va
Delivered in any part of the city free of expense
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY FRUsTRATED.-Two young
men calling themselves Charles Fields and Charles
Norwood. entered the store of Asher Hecht e. Co.,
In Baltimore last Tuesday morning, before day.
light, for the purpose of robbery. They bundled
up several thousand dollars worth of dry goods,
preparatory to removal bat on emerging from the
store they rushed into the unwilling embraces of
Waterman, who marched them off to the watch
house. horse and furniture wagon was dis
covered in an alley near the store ready to remove
the plumber. young man named Samuel Benia.
min was afterwards arrested ON the charge of being
concerned in the burgley
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s.sI, HOSTING MACHINES AND


D DECOU q CO, Franklin Clothing
Ia Store, Richmond, Va, is the best and cheap
est store in the city to buy all kinds of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
We are constantly making up, and have for sale,
all qualities and styles of Garments from which the
most fastidous select and be suited. The faci-
ties enjoy with reference to the selections of the
newest and richest styles of goods fast they
appear in the Northern and Eastern markets. afford
guarantee that we will be second to none in he
fashionable, TASTEFUL and excellent character of
goods Included in STOCK will be found
Dress and Frock Coats. of all colors and materials,
suitable to the season.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants of and
beautiful patterns.
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests, in great variety
In fact, every article required to complete the
wardrobe of the gentleman and the man of business
may be met with above; and all of which we will
sell cheap the cheapest. and warrant as good
the best. Therefore, all who may be in want of
Clothing, would do well to call 1.-THE franklin Cloth
ing Store, No. SO Main street.
p fe 10 R. DFCOU & co
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The BAKER AND HOFFMAN AFFAIR-It was fear
ed that the shooting of Hoffman, in St Louis, by
Mrs. Baker, would lead to some riotous demonstra
ton. On the night of the 9Th several military com.
panies ordered to hold themselves in readiness
to quel any disturbance and a heavy police force
was placed in requsition. The st. Louis News
says:
At nearly twelve o'clock mob arranged them.
selves the opposite side of sixth street, and at
the signal Of pistol shot from one on the cor
ner of Chestnut attack was made with stones on
the Jail door and the police party posted there to
defend il. Captain CouZZns was knocked down
inse nsible by blow from stone or sung shot, and
a report having been spread that he killed per.
sons ran through the streets calling out "Greys'
and "Guards." The fire bells rang, and crowds
fastened to the Jail from all quarters The Wash
ington Guards and National Guards were ordered
out, and an express was sent to the United States
Arsenal for a supply of ball cartridges. but the
commanding officer, Major Whietley, refused to
fill the requisition, not having authority to do so.
The police, when attacked, discharged their ps-
tolls, and the mob after firing few shots in return
were promptly dispersed. Twenty or thirty shots
were fired in all, but one, it is yet ascertained
wounded.
By the time the military arrived, the street in
front OF the jail door again filled, and they
cleared it with their bayonets the crowd retiring
the utmost confusion A few persons received
thruss in their hats and coats. The companies then
took post around the JAIL and the crowd dispersed
gradually, and perfect quiet was restor ed by two
O'Clock in the morning
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TUE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.

THE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.
"A FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocToR PLUME & co.
still dispensing the blessings of their skin In The
treatment and cure of s delicate diseasesst this old
institution.
People in the country, when visiting the city,
very particularly invited to call (No charge for
sultation) MUCH attention Is given to female diso.
ders. l4 ~ lsT5
Doctor P. 4 Co. are the nskers and sole vendsrs Of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW
EkS, which has stood the test of time, and whichs
unrivalled In giving tone and vgor to system shs.
tered and almost wilted down by the froica of early
life.
All letters, prepaid, promptly attended to. oass
hours from A. N. till Pm.
su 5-d&wts RIcHMoNp, Va.