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NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE.
a SSIGNEE,S N0TIGF

g 1meon ID. Woodrow having, on the nth day OF
- ApTi, 1854, by proper deed conveyed the
undersigned for the benefit OF his said woodrows credit
ors all Of his real and personal property and chooses
oni all persons in wise Indebted to said Woodrow
are required 10 make Immediate payment TO me, and
having claims against said Woodrow required
III order to receive any benefit under sad trust within
iour months TO file their claims with the proper
eording 10 the terms OF said deed with the undersigned
anlS GEO. w. SIGHTS Assirnec
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DREADFUL INHERITANCE
1rroY,, fr,e Toarenrx

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of fields our horses
sheep, COWS, oxen, tho nature and
character Of the soil We possess, the texture and
quality of goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derauge-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections and the mother Of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be i'm
mersed in the darkest and most
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G0-THoMpSoN REYNOLDS
bia respectfully invites westeta Sts in Tie
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPsIA

TilE T.ite d gestire Flu
i i'd, Gastric Juice, pre-.
pared from Rennet, or the
Fourth Stomach OF the OK,
after tile directions OF Ba-
ron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by j. s.
HouaHrnN, III. D., Phila-
deiphia. Pa.
This Is NATURES own
REMEDY for an unhealthy
StOnlach- M aFt oT ma !,
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Advice.
yod troubled with cough pain in the breast or
u any affection OF the Lungs-Use Brentlinger's Com
pouId Syrup OF Boneset.
If you afflicted with rheumatism, have received
bruises sprans your hands feet FROST bitten
or chaPpedUse tie Berger or Spine and Muscle Lini-
ment; and
Should you be affected with serofus, OF any disease
arising from impurity blood, the inudicions
OF mercury by all ~ Brentngers Fluid Ex-
tract OF SarsapariIla and nandelion.
These remedies tried by hundreds, and in all
have given satisfactory evidence of their superior
efficacy every other medicine in the of these
complaints, for which they arerecommended.i
To be had at
BRRNTLINGRR q ARMsTRoNG,s
Apotheeery, Monroe street adjoining the McIe House.
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ok to your Coughs
ITO al lsucn laboring under Coughs, Colds
ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, Sc,
would honestly recommend the OF Brentinger's Com.
pound Syrup of Boneset, pleasant speedy
cure II can be had at MessFs. PAXTON LAKES, OF
the Suspentiun Bridge, and at
ange1- yr:d Monroe street. Wieeiiir
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:, ~. Co, GOLD AND SILVER wArcn,,,l

From the most celebrated makers H. I IEs!
and Geneva-an extensive STUCK sIS,i london, In,
eyeI5 one OF which is guaranteed 10 p.I VT
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PLATED WARE
Coffee and Tea Sets, Urns, Tea Keith.
WaiteIs-O val, obIoIg aud round sbans,!1 L. u u.
baskets, EPe'gness, Flower and Fruit st,sJs
DIAMOND WORK! 'ss
:, superb eolleetiGn Of diamond Brse.., -,
suitable for " elding Gins. SUI Of DaHssas
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+ oGAN, CARR & CO., have just received 10 boxes
IL OF tobacco, in addition 10 their large stock Call
golden bar Tobacco intended for all .'ho love COCA
thing Also. LARGE lot OF imported SCARS just oil and
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Established in 1904
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"p s;sl s.s a aif..s ss e .ui'aD aa
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nAb OEuEH lHOckp StnAgen
40. ~, hortf Water and = 4 NoS,s'Ins
Js'9 doors 6stoio Arch stye- /. ,pp4s s5T1rsa,
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MEDICAL.
HE MARRIAGE STATE ;


THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Shall HaPpt.e.s aad Health, o., .ui,.r, ,,,,a
MOST STARTLING CONSlDERATloNSl
Reflections for the Thoughtful.
Strange that countless human beings er;.. o,a
drag through life as do the boasts of the field. or
reflection than though the noble OcnSte, M
were not vouchsafed to them. N'''sS " n'iua
Id9ay such arc husbands and fathers upon whom
happiness OF confdng and afaot;onate via s ;tS
perhaps a family of children. 'H' "''-'
HOW OFTEN IT HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE FINGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR
In that ptinble condition as not even for ono ay to
teei the happy and exbilerating influence incident
70 the enjoyment of health.
She may not be an invalid confined to her bed
or even to her room; as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge of her household, even when her health will
not admit of it, but she is nevertheless perceptibly
sinking from day to day, and always ailing.
Thus, day after day, and month after month trnn-
spire. Her health daily sinks, till finally even the
hope of recovery no longer remains. And thus
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
But-a few years ago in the flush of health and
youth, and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and appa
rently inexplisably, becomes feeble. sickly. DO
bilitated wife, with frame emacated, nerves un-
strung, spirits depressed countenance bearing the
impress of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostFation.
Sometimes this deplorable change may and does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. But
oftener, by far oftener, to gross and inexcusable
ignorance of the simplest and planOst rules of
health as connected with the marriage state, the
violation of which entails disease, suffering and
misery, not only to the wife, but often
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children
"uNro THE THIRD FOURTH GENERATION"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCRoFULA,
HYPOCHONDR1A, INSANITY, GOVT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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eau equal itscuTative powers 1t contains no ALcoHoL
lirTT.Rs, AcIps, NAUsEuus lRuGs. It is extremely
agreeable 10 the taste, and may be taken by the most
eeb.e patients who cannot water cracker without
Distress Beware OF DRUGGED LIMITATIONS. Pepsin
Is DRUu.
Call OH the AGENT get descriptive circular, ratis
giving large amount Of Su:ENTIyn Evidence, Lie
bigs tnimaI Chemistry; DR. conibe's Physiology
gcstidn; Dr PeterR Food and lo;; Dr. John W Dra-
PER. OF New York University; Prof Dungson's Physolo
gy p SiIlimu. of Yale COegc DR.. Carpenters Phys
OlOsy ETC, together with reports OGCUREs from parts
Ttlie UnitrdSiates.
/. n. PATTERSON. 33 Monroe street. WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail dgcnt- maro6-dd,wIy
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1861.

THE laller nude no roplY. but reached
lt his Land, which Filletfetoa cordially
: ipek.
That evening O lanqaa, vi. given IN esl.
aime lie double ,ie.ary, Towards lle
md q tie rcr,', a iuasi to ",uuqujslur,
aas lHupa=el and Immediately accepted -
Nous d Argsauc, glass ia hand. rose Ia
rlcdsa itvleu Maatuar. also rising. hold
b. arm, ezelaimiug TO the sul5aanaui,h.
II q tbs uay 10 our uahlc hos, II W. he
SLIME wha led tho two itatz: aul if.
Iuoazb h generosity. | late ailawed lhs
Illusion 10 lasI 81 luas itwa. simply for ili.
Iea.aa. The ailruui which gave him wa.
public eae, The efarsiion ought TO be pull.
ie lbeWisa. uow declare that Monsieur
e Ni..gifelon is tbe hFagcsl Of the brave.
aid ;hn, | slall maintain &, towards all anu
ssi.aa a.
"lhi. i5me, al Ieasl. slall uat take up
your sluallel. said Monsieur j'Argea,lo.
"ihoTes ieye young man .efiad The
fa'-aT whom Ii MASTER Lal gIa.ucl H.
bis table, and Who tudea,orel u conceal
a fHiyu tear. ''NaihirscUuld better rfo,c
ia me. ,ir ihai viiha .iule experience sou
ri. laas# calm IN ll.g rfssgaes d. bcais. a.
g yaa ars. ! aE s4Fa. "a tbe iae. o "a Gu.
~
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

The Relis Of Ls .irctie ErJe2iiioa.
file Fdal,iy Batsiass Of Sis join
Fsaak9ia and o'hela HeRfifai-The
English boak of liaraldfy describes the crest
ot sir Jahu fmnklin as precisely that de.
,ofibai by II. aae, in No. } and No. 4. as
ihg ersI aud mu,ia of Lieut.. Fairholme. Of
DE- expedition The initials on one Of the
forks H. j $. C.. am evidently those Of
As,isian, Surgeon H. d s. Good,ide, and
llst Of \. MeD, tlo,e VI Surgeon \. Nc.
Danal.
This is conolu.iyr as To the identity Of
'hs remains lately discovered Of the unfor.
iuua,e oxpcii.on,.l, uud,r Sir Jno. Frank.
.iu. Meas O., ,he discovery reached Mime.
,ois 10 advance OF The arrival at Montreal,
and va, published in St. Paul ulmo,, two
weeks before We hai lho intelligence here.
lN.mg,!s Etsic j. Enquirer.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

FoRIHcoNNG NoNBrR According 10
a coTcsrOudeat Of llercpalh's journal. ="
steam power is TO be- superseded by by poul.
.1u,' Paien. Pendulum T.leyer. which will
bo brought before the public in about
month Two men IN a sitting position will
be able with ease 10 prorel a railway engine
Of 20 horc Towcr, wish fall complement
u. eafr.ag1s a. Hny speed 70 be attained by
>leam.pOwer Tho lcnders and boilers II
Iug present cH..us, will be 10 longer requir.
ed. sud the new engine will be constructed Of
about oue.louHh ih, weight and at ray.
Oue.sINih Or oue.oiglih the cost. The
wheels aud frames Of the present engines
will be available ior the uow ones.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Il Is estimated Tia, 100 pounds Of white
zinc paint wiil cover when applied in three
cua's. ou new work. US much as 1866 2.3
pounds o. pure white lead. The white
zncs, even when exposed to coal gas, bllgo
water aud ,ahlrpus yabors. retain their
original briIiimcy aud whiieness. Apart.
mcuis ju painted with white zinc may be
slept IN with impunity; whereas according
10 ihe best authority, rooms should not be
ued for sleeping apartments for two or
ilrse months after being painted with lead.
Eagle a. Ea2.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

There viii ba good sprinlliug Of eler.
rymgn il llr ihiHy.iouFih Congress Jas.
Meacham irum the First district Of Yer.
mont. is IA clergyman and so is Alyah Sa.
i'm, from tie Third district. Ebenezcr
kuuwlton. from lhs Third liArir, Of Maine.
!, Free.wiiI Babii.t preacher. John j.
Pcarcg, elected in the Fifteenth district Of
Pcnnsy l'ania. Robert y Hall, in tho Fourth
district Of Massachusetts,, aud Mark Trafon.
in the Eleventh, are ministers Of the Cos.
pel.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
NO. 81.

iaroWn into prison her deieu der. have her.
i.hed IN Siberia, hor friends are dispersed
all over the sufhce Of tho globe. her tro.
nhies have been carried to Petersburg
fhey IA We hot even leh her past.
W. On the Polish soil grow laurel,
iar Russlan warriors. Its full Of the tear,
ef women, for the blood of mon shed BY YOUR
lalhers-perhaps by yourselves. On tho
berdefs ol the fi,lnla. tear the cemeterie,
oi ffaea aud Of Rolaa there is no military
glory tar yan. The only possible glory for
You IN Poland IS The glory Of reconciliation
aud aiiiance
Ndll yaa hlse 10 do-how YOU should
81 yourselves Ia work-you will learn when
tie tue vii hive eumr. Cur counsel
shail ut iail you lint in awaiting thesa
events. understand tie truth Of our worl..
and bf all that you holl ,acred swear nes.
Ct 10 carry arm. against Poland.
II /. not lie Car uho exacis llis oath Of
ian I Is the popular coasrieneo-lhe re.
nafsa d the people. Aud though you
'haaId peri#h ioflhi. elu,e. Your blood will
t9 @ead-J1a will lave fallen cxpiatofy
victims TO tue freedom Of Pulund-a free.
dom ta be sprel in eummon with Russia
The commencement of tie free association of
I'll Tue slasaniaus IN a-uaiiel aud eousel.
cfatoi republic
The above desament has historic ia.
iefsi from is having bscn extensively cir.
1alaiel in Naf.aw IN March last. 10 the
ihe hussiau hnPaase. and also secretly dis.
ilianied amoug tue tra1l,. Wilhen, tue Gov.
ernmgul being aaara a, il. Il las been
translated fof Us ty keatasky gentleman.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

\ poor fellow having got bis skull frnc-
iuTel was told By the doctor that the brain
va. visible. on which lie remarked: DO
write 70 father. for he always swOre | had
u1ne."
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Some one called Richard Steele the wi.
lest of manAind' 80 lie retorted, with proud
humilhy-"Ii would be II glorious world If
were"
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

A country individual who was caught in
the va,crwheal Of saw mill, says he in.
tend. q, apply for pension, as a survivor
Of the revolution.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

A man named George W. Washburn
suicide in New York. on the
10Th ult, by hanging himself with a towel.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Tie term grass widows arises from tho
.set that their husbands ate roying blades
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-J Thompson. How
ara, Lexiugo z ? Hatcher, Ohio; 2 Whitehead
N c; s Hoffman, Liberty; Mitchell, Washington; P
Carter, Halifax; VIM NJ Martin. Ayrsville; A Kin
ner. Lyrchburg; NJ E Cunninsham, FrsEk'in; E G
Jones' Bedford; Col s. Royester, C; VIM SILK. Ii
se5.y; Moore Hsliaax Johnson Hsiif;s;
VCRR; 81 Tbompson, H Prichett Ricevile; C
Chapman, Brunswick; z NJ Watkins, Chesterfield
H Gresham. J Sonnsy. Wilmington; Gall. Flu
wanna.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-D Williams. Brook
Neal; Buchanan, Washington B saun-
ders snythe; J F Newly and lady, Me; T 8 Stew
SON La; L Wilton and Miss E Wilton, Va: Mrs
Chiles. Bait; W Hines and lady, Master L Hines.
69s a Cal po,e TA' R;n =
Leib, U Survey; J Williams, Va; g n Lenece
M Richardson and lady, Mrs r Harvey. Thomas
town; Mr. and Mrs Jones and family. Ale; Myers
and PeeGua, Lerington' Bass Q; w
dale and S KeseG. Farmville; 4 Worshsm, Peters.
burg; Bisler. N Y; H Waller and c McCand:
Paule and daughter. Ale1audri. 1enns vslery
Gomez Signora V Gomez, Mons Ws0owsk, Mons
Duval, Y; w Carrall and Mrs Carral, N o; w c
Jackson, petersbure; n Blair and lady, Geo; V
Dabney. Miss; E Morris, Hanover.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-P Christian, Chas City; w
? Jerdone, Orangs; D Patterson; N C; H L Wilson,
rothers, children and .vt, o; Horton. Rev
Rolf, Ls; Kirkhman, Va; E L Royal and svt,
Petersbg; w Pepper Wsshington g MCGEE & svt
Jackson, M r Hall, Westmoreland; Talliafer-
70, Danville Mrs L g Allen, Miss Randolph, Allen
snd svt. Richmond; T Sweeney jr, Logan jr, Hall
n Christian. Kew Kent M Harrison, H Har-
rison, Pr George; A Miller, Va Calf, r Gait
Fluvanna; A NJ Manus N Y; M Brown and lady,
Miss Rodes, M Martin, M Gait. Palmyra Miss Wy
man, Wmsbg; J SAKE, Buckingham.
RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
At RANDoLpH's Book STORE, I2l Main st., Yesterday
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NOT GUnrY.-A negro man called He

NOT GUnrY.-A negro man called Hen
ry Randolph. the property of Mrs Jane Griffin, was
arraigned before Alderman Farrar last Saturday
morning suspected of being engaged in the robbery
of Mr. Nathaniel T. Sims, on Wednesday night. but
on hearing the evidence, the accused was dischar-
ged, there being no proof to warrant his punish
ment for the offence. When Mr.. Sims was robbed
box belonging to his vile, and containing $50 in
money, was taken. The next morning Henry call
ed at Mr.. Sims house, and remarked that they
should lock their doors at night and take the KEYS
out as robbers had screos by which they could open
doors If the keys were left in the locks He also
stated that he knew the box taken, and that 1t was
blue inside. When arrested he informed officer
Tyler that he had $40 10 hts room belonging to his
mistress, and being carried to his place of abode
readily produced it. none of which correspond with
the money lost by Mr. Sims.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18
TOURNAMENT
AND NCY ALL.

AND FANCY BALL.
THE Seventh Annual TOURNAMENT
L and QUEENS BALL will take place a. the
HUoUENoT SPRINGS on WEDNESDAY, aosh Of
TIE grand FANCY DRESS BALL will com. of
on nth the following evening
rumbsr have entered; and As some of them
hn nm hoffssmep. close contest may be expected
Richmond CRY.
Judge VIZ. w crump, High w. Fry, Jr-.
Major T. P. August Dr. r Darlington,
Marin adute johnson, Walter Il: Harrison,
Chss A. McEvoy, VIM. B. Harvie,
Judge John s. Csskie, DIR. VIM. II. Haskins,
Or. w. L. Burton, David !. Burr,
Capt. ]. FL. Richardson, Issao Davenport.
Poiohdtan.
VIM. c. Scott, Phil St Geo. Cooke,
Wm Old Jr, Thos Munford,
Miles c. Sc den, Richard Crump,
VIM. w. Michaux Col p J. Archer
Edward Scott Jr., Thos Skipwith,
John +. Lsy. Jas. M. Sublett,
DI.Thos Mckenzie, BENZ. Finney.
Chesterfield.
Or. J. L. Archer, b. c. Macarthur,
Thos Walden, Jr., Dr. Edw'd Macarthur.
Dr VIM b, Ball, VIM. A Graves,
Wallace w. Day, John Gregory,
Or. Sidney Walk, DR.. A. s. McRae,
VIM A. Cccse, Rich'd McRae.
Jas. Fl. Moeiy,
Goochland.
R. 8. Allen, Jas. A. Morson,
Jas. M. Traviian, Thos r. r. Tabb,
John Adkins, DR.. Robt. Walker,
VIM. B. Stanard, DR.. E. Powell
Robt. T. Crouch,
amelia.
Lewis E. Harvey, Geo. C. Rives,
Thos. J. Noble, Egbert Lee,
Col. Masters VIM J. Barhsdsle,
Robt. Archer, VIM. 8. Archer
N. B-The Chlldren's FANCY DRESS SOIREE
will take place on FRIDAY Evening next, Septem-
Der 18th 1854 Children attending are requested to
appear in Fancy Dress.
Several beautiful Dances will be danced in costume
by the Children
The sOIREE under the supervision of Mr. C. A,
McEvoY. 80 12-dtd&clt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18
LExrNaroS.-We see by the last spirit

LExrNaroS-We see by the last Esprit
of the Times" that the celebrated race horse LEX.
ington," the property of Mr.. R. Ten Brock, now
in New York, broke loose from his trainer few
days since and ran through cornfeld injuring his
legs so badly that he has been turned out MIR. Ten
Rroeck replies to the challenges of Col. Wells and
Capt. Belcher and, judging from the tenor of bis
card, when he arrives In New Orleans he will give
Col. Wells an opportunity of matching 'Lecompte
against Lexington" If he desires to do so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

NIGHT SCHOOL FOR APPRENTIcEs.-Hany
of the warm friends of the Mechanics Institute are
anxious to see established Night School, In which
apprentice boys and others may have an opportu-
nifty of learning to read and write. If all the Me-
chanics of the city and these friendly to their pros
peity will come forward and enroll their names AZ
members of the Institute there will be difficulty
in getting up first rate Night School, and In edu.
eating the hundreds of apprentices, who, without
invite the attention of all classes TO this subject
feeling assured that 1t will meet with a favorable
consideration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

FUEL.-From present indications wood
and coal will be very high this winter, and in order
to prevent great suffering among the poor, it would
be good policy In the city authorities to purchase
supplies of these articles before cold weather sets
in. The annual appro priation made By the city for
the poor if invested in fuel at this time, would go
a vast deal farther towards relieving their necessi-
ties than if expended when wood and coal are sell
inc for exorbitaDt prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

UNLAWFUL Watchmen Pearce
and Bourn succeeded in arresting and caging Viii.
liam, John and George Irby. slaves to T. & s. Har-
grove; Reuben, slave to William Barrett; and Will
liam Jackson aud Louisa Jnkns, free, for being in
unlawful assembly contrary to the ordinance of
the cry. After spending night the market,
they we're taken before Alderman Farrar and each
ordered ten stripes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

HANDSOME REsIDENcE.-The house on
Shockoe Hill, now being reited as a residence for
Mr. john r. Ballard. proprietor of the Exchange
HOTEL is most magnifcently finished inside remind.
ing one more of fairy castles that we read Of than
Ing, under the direction of Mr. richard D. Mitchell
are executed in the best style, and with admirable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

In TRoUBLE.-Michael Whaland, white
man, was taken to the cage and locked mp for being
drunk il the streets, knocking white man down
and resisting and assaulting the watchmen In the
discharge of their duty. He will be arraigned at
the Mayors court day, and in all probability sent
from there to the Grand Jury to answer for his fight
ing propensity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

The ADAMS ExPREss C0MPANY.-Eusi-
ness will find interos ting inforn alton In
the advertise mems of The Adams Express &c. The
establishment Of daily exr ress from Richmond "a
meaps Of communication betwees the 30 cities -
Mr.. McDonoush, the agent In this city. viii eaeIt
hi.,sslf accommodate the bueiaess commuuily Ia
every psrticu Hr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

CAGE OFFICE R.-The City Council
should make j: the duty of one of the police officers
to attend the Station House on 18th street. through
out the day, to attend to prisoners, ring the beil
etc. Such situation would suit one OF the old of.
hcers who are unable to perform active duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

EFFEoTs OF RUM.-Joseph Crawley, a
white man, was Gagged for being drunk and disor.
DERBY In the street. When he has had time to cool
OF and reflect uponthe improperly of iubibing too
be conducted to the Mayors Court there to be dealt
with as the law directs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18
CHOLERA AT MARTINsBURG

On Friday last, there was manifest abatement
In the fatality of the cholera Al Martinsbure,
atnough the cases T-ere still quito numerous. A
correspondent Of the baltimore srn writes a. fol.
lows; aats
nn ne. nave been altogether about fifty deaths
Kaw.s. u ,h not hsretofore mentioned are Mr..
your city. She left town on sunS., la, eaaeoy oI
30 e. inc c9ssery ssatlof Nj Dandridse. and
o,ed .seto On MONDAY night. she wac q lsdy OF
inteilisence Aso Mrs. Daniel spvSsr md NJ.
Compton ladies' whose deaths very deeply ds.
p'ored here 1t has been very fatal in The fny}, ~
Js, Hutchinson, an excellent citizen and =.
mechanic. The fsther and grown danehtsr hs, = :
died. and other members OF the family are ys,v 40.
Mr. Johnson connec'ed with the railroad eomn.n o,
NJ. Jehn Young, and others. are dead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

ANOTHER DOG GoSE-On Saturday eve
ming last, dog supposed to be suffering from n.y.
drophopia, killed Union street, not far from
the Central Railroad depot Now that the alarm
of mad dog has been given, every sick cur In the
city will stand good chance to have his skull crack
ed, by mischiev0us boys and cruel men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18
ruyv ePDc1AL IvoTIcBs.

To RrcnnorD MrscHAGTs.-Ihe Green
WI Il %, e the IayEest paper IN Virginia west OF
the mountains and tbs bff advertising medium TOT
these Richmond merchants which wish TO fanInsI
who have heretofore trsd ID in Baltimore snd Fnis
sonspicnlou IT, - se list
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

Our or TRAcK.-Robert, slave, in the
service of the Virginia Towing Company, was fogsed
nv order Of Alderman farrar for being Of trsck
,ub a taken by the Wsfchmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18

DISMISSED. "A warrant against John
Vines, an emancipated negro. charging him with
sssaulting Charles Cook, white boy. was dissniss-
ed BY Alderman Farrar, it being evident to thst
gentleman that the statement OF the complainant
an exaggerated one and that he was not altogether
worthy of belief.