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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10
Dissolution Of Partnership.

VI'HE partnership heretofore EXISTING bet"eeh
-. p. Virgins, Ste phen X. Virgins and Charles
O. Wiggins under the style aud name OF ~ r " ig-
gins & Sons, the LIST day Of January. le.4 by
mutual consent dissolved The business will be con.
tinu~d at the old stand by Stephen r. Charles - ana
John D. iggins, under the sty and name OF . H. ~
e.. o. Virgins & CO. The notes and accounts OF the
old firm w,I be settled by Stephen K ,gg'ns' ana
those knowing the nsrlv's indebted VIII please come
(orwn I'd a d tile without delay.
We thankful to the public for the very 'be fdi
patronage heretofore ndrd and hope by prompt
ne % TO business, rit continuance of the same
S. X. & c. y. VIRGINS & 60.
January 90, 1854. 3-if
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NJ. 's".>; %%S%4 \ ss ~
ia hi'atr -. aud other Ia
and NJ Al Jan t-.i Pa>enger 7 alas I'll run
a>ta Studs, tNr"H'Td
I 81 / r a dal v, each
e Ind I 50. \ NJ Passengers
VI hcaka~t At RlChHand IN
I, inrnn,ii 10 - \. NJ, in Columbus at
~ itcVr - T. VI
uiAncro- laM Passengef. leaving IN II
VI T. VI IA baA ton or NJ
tsk"s - VI tan t"t tevrlrnd ftt-ug thiste
NINA ha' aud
M IN ad
,'iese
tn Lake Shore iieiia
lotk aud B,stol, aud through the hest ed
pst Of lndtana and o'in
Nochauee to Dat tni.
- Dat 81 mites
otl. Railroad route
Through bc procured At IA he
e., NJ Snp.rt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10

nderWOOd> City stove store.
Az ING purchased the entire inte--s, of N i
Z nterwood 10 the City stove STORE .,nh
I'm shop. aut Stree added large afti,i,as ~ ~.
stock Of STOVES. ami having Increase III f.c3,t,s
for JDBBlNG, SCOUTING and ROOFING, - III
iesT various branches. contit- nty soct ali o-rso.
IN need Of stoves OF Tim Work 10 q ya ~.
cell before purchasing, hope by strict att-ntion Il,
business, TO merit d ib=ral share patronage
r. VI ENDERW OOD
Shop two doors east Of the Sloan House
Richnon+. Feb. IL a.t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10
NOTICE

vuVHO~E who are indehei 10 the firm Of = " .
Peterson * Go wifl iud the books ut kramer 4
Brothers as the business the firm will be settled by
49,, Feb Il, leJ4.-9.6t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10

Wanted.
DY LYNDE 4 BARNES. No. 81 Main stree, son
bsshels CLOVER SEED, Tor which m. hi.h.s,
market price will BE- paid in CASH.
August H. 3. 3s,f
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O'"nse >se0.--Fin, busI-I /. f,., s.,
+ rom Texas. Just received and fo, 81 r.
w. T. DENNIS & CO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10
ID. r.. Borton.

i As Just received his stock and offers 10
! the public, Watches. Clocks, JeweIry &c. on as
liberal terms as any other shop in the city. He is
thankful Tor the very liberal patronage received and
hopes for an increase by keeping the right kind Of
sIcies on hand and close TO business He has
81 Gold and Silver Lever, Lepin- and
AEsM common Wathces; Ladies' Gold Guard
H. ~ Chains; Gents Fob and Vest Chains.
~k, ~ Ladies and Gents Breast Pins; Musical
1nstrument s and Boxes, Barjos Accor
Deans; . very superior article of Plated Spoons and
Forks. Also, Fruit Baskets. Casters. SC Gold and
Silver Spectacles: also. the Double Focus Spectacls
for seeing close and at distance being the most conye
Dent glass ever invented being arranged that
either OF the glasses FAIL he ret to customer,
o. Watches and Clocks Of all kinds repaired s,d
warranted to perform according TO their quality
o. Old silver taken in exchsnpe for goods and ,b
highest pfce allowed.
Richmond. Dec. 30, 1883
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10
Tho Latest and Best
BASIL BRIGHTWELL.


u supply u
Fresh G}roGerieso
QUEENS WARE, &c.
The pnhic respectfully ,vted aud examine 70
themselves
0y-t OF NTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange 6pr Goods.
CASH all Wheat, at
price.
D1y Wool uiu be nnrchasei a, the highest rates
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10
New Arrangement.

OSEPH DICKINSON. PLUMBER and Pump Maker
q Pearl street. offr the property he there
eupirs for SALE he has purchased the house md lot
Marion street. Il south of The lot forme
occupied by ~ Lewis. Sadder where he intends short
~ to build shop better adapted to his business He
also offers the house that lot for sale. moved
away.
December 2. 1853. Soft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

! IHiSGs IL NEBRASKA TEE.,FoRF.-A weekly paper
called the "nsaa Arrow" has just been started at oma
a. City, in Nebraska Territory This city sopposit.
Council Bluffs and the paper for the present. is printed
In the office OF the Buge, the Latter place. The editor
Informs US that his leader ia written with an oak stump
for his seat and hat by way table, while his axe stit
10 the trunk OF the oak aforesaid lie sleeps at night he
in his ssnctum with the ssr-decked heaven for
ceitg aud mother earth for flooring and he insists thai
his said sanctun is vastly comfortable than those
his brother editors elsewhere. We copy the following
items from the Arrow
Plan Of Omaha Ciiy-The lots are Sc feet front and
lS2 in length, every lot running back To an alley 20
feet wide, and instead OF aving OF the entire tract in.
TO small lots for ecuation lots have been laid of
around the business part liberal scale including NJ,
SIMPLE nunher OF commanding and beautiful points for pri
waite residences and gardens All the streets are 100 feet
vide, except the two Whch lead TO Capi,o
which 100 eet wide. All tie alleys are 20 feet wie
Squares have been reserved aud set apart for all the
ing and principal denominations and for Masonic and Odd
F,rws' Halls. O1N
Omnhd-As many Of our foreign friends will be unable
to pronounce this word, will from our Indian dicton
ary assist them The proper pronunciation is o -maw-
ha~, hcrcnting the middle syllable
Wild FrtitA-There is the greatest profnson Of will
fruits IN this territory that have ever seen in any
try Plans, grapes gooseberres rawbetres raspber-
reS, cuantS, cherries haws and hackberries besides
many other minor varieties may be found in almost every
locality and exceedingly fue and large
Drir1atcs 10 CoHgresJ-Itis expected that Hon II d
johnson and Major GateWoOd will be tue two opposing
candidates for delegates 10 Congress
FTry.-The steam ferry boot Marion runs rsgul.,Iy
every day between thia place and Couocil Bluff 1, il
good safe aud pleasant boat aud makes the trip in 6rs
minutes fom shore to shore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

meeting OF portion u the Mechanics Of Richmond and
ef friends Of the late Tuos GtESN held the pu
tin room Of the Broad -. Hotel. Fftday last
The meeting called 90 order ~ NJ Yfuinv GtF, ~,
whose motion M ioHS hEtvN called Chair and On
he motion Of Mr Isaac A. Goddn, Mr wssr EG p.
printed Secretary, " ~
The Chairman hAvinr briefly stated the object o, M. .,
Mr l'ae GOdin offered the following resolutions which we're
unarntuBy adopted. ~ '
let I; 10 the feeling ofdssps and most profound r.y, Ia,
Se have learned o. the ssdden and melancholy dsth on oar
osnsman sod most worthy fellow Citizen TEoNis rTS yss
3D. In the death Of Mr. GttNN void has
ueheeve will be long felt By toe Rchmond AMI
those having occasion for his servicss ~
3d. Senshy impressed with the many noble ard
traits q character which adorned the uhoe life Of the
We feel duty incumbent suitable
log evdun Of speculation Of his ennobpg t,.
eh,a'ier snd Christian virtues Therefore propose 10
On motion u Nr. Henry X Ellyson, " s'''
Resolved, That committee Of thirteen be appointed %
out the object Of the third resolution. " 's"'
whereupon the following gentlemen were apooinsd ,,a
mttee '>u 00th
loae A. Geddin nsmlng Ghms
ssmuet l. bandfuS, Henry X Elyson
y hfeU, Lewis 4. Montague.
kdEAd Hlyafd, Peter D. Glenn,
George Tuner, John d. O1.yis.
george w bNr' william L. MeMinn,
George y. Shell
mittee. 80 'N''N " "7 0'n
On motion Received, That copy these pro.env, n, b
nhed the press o. Ri'hond with equss tb ,
published 10 their respective paper that eopT be
By the Chairman 20 the afflicted uidov the dscssssd
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
ALsur I. wEsr, sec'y. " ''''' w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21
Tar painful task derolves upon US. day, of .nuoun

THr painful task devolves upon u.s. day, Of snnounc-
ing the death Of WILLIAM ARTHUR MoSELEY, young
engaged clerk in tho Wing Office. He died, in
this city, OF Typhoid Fever, last Saturday evening
ster illness Of two weeks. The deceased was about
ls years and months old. moro amiable and promis
ing young We have known. He was dvservedy
esteemed by all who knew hiT. His memory will be
honoed and cherished by those who have been associated
with him IN this Office; and sincerely do VIC sympa,hsG
with his relatives and many friends in this sad
visitation Of the hand Of death, by which dea ly
loved aud respected has thus been taken away the
bloom Of manhood
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21
From the n. o. P,csvuus. 10Th ip.t.
" W ISa!u"Ui I-Nu EIsk'
Later From Mexico.


The United States Mail steamship orizaba Thoma.
Forbes COMMANDING arrived at her wharf this morning
o'clock having LETT Vera Cruz the 9Th in stant at
M
We have received by this arrival files OF our Mexican
exchanges to the 81 inst, from the capital and sh from
Vera Cruz The important indicating the stat,
OF the country, though from the strict control that the
government exercises over the press the particulars
the different movements very scanty. We extract the
following frqp our exchanges:
On the 10th Of July last Santa Anna granted 10 Dos
Il j. Atocha exclusive privilege Tor the const uctou
OF railroad and Telegraph from FL Paso or from Preside
del Sorte to the port OF Guayma on the Gulf of Cali
fornia. Mr.. Atochs is bound to form his company fol
building the road within year. either in Mexico or the
United Stieh y make the survey aud the line within
two years, and 70 flush the road within twelve year
from the time 81 running the line, in fact within fifteen
years from The Efanting of the privilege 20 grants Of
land are made 10 the road except such As mar be
| sary for the Roadway and stations
The political situation of the country is bee inning dali,
| more complicated, and rumors of the most ALARMING
character TO the Government degree that on The
29h u decree was issued in the capital declaring thai
all persons circulating false alarming news or that
should censure the Of the Government shall be ar
rested as oonsPirator aud subjected a fine Of 5000
with imprisonment for two months.
desperate battle has been fought between the Gov
49, t"'1feN'S' - 'touuL iGinou, out
the papers CONTAINING tbs partcp lars have not came
hanu io uhAt we can gather by subsequent reference
70 tue ans IN the vera Cruz Echo appears that the
W snasr ,ne command OF the intrepid Fausiino
init oil Mount Lmon-(he geogra phicil position of which
nv .cc,;on ~ Govarnn ~ ue. we're a'tacHed
Fci, ZuIu.es who cnmnIs, a o' So';
hs;ns ls AZ rnor nv GAIA .en 'out hGnied
but unfortunate VIlaya large amount of corn smmn
milton and camp equppige fell into the hands OF the Go.
troops. Toe date Of this affair or the number
Of troops engaged il giyun Tho news of the victory
reached city Of Mexico OH the 22I u.mo and was re-
ceived With great rejocngs.
division OF troops under the command of Col Fran.
cisco Il. Moreno abou! the same date encountered a
FGe body Of the insurgents between Ayuta aud Aiuch
lan nei the Southern extremity of uuerrsro) ard com
petey routed and dispersed them
The frst OF these vctores the "E.ho remarks is of
Importance, and will go towards the re.establisb
Of peace in the Department of Guerrero TO which
end the Supreme Government has made such noble exer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

As ISirHEsTIso RuAxp-The Irish p,p.r,
bdOn Garden a, k.tSrdnsn .D Dt az
Of the Hon Capt Cough Gsugh lately
to the pesrass for his @dyie=' India Garden
Quoting beautiful heresses marrying them agan., their vii
enc in Which wer also her ts
Church. where she had BEEN vns the @ the Pa5a
is: we're dasgea from mel eaniage. and Mr. Card
the moment eae on the strongest OF his gurd help but The
Coughs vnr Mr. asssns s .tS a.
hP Upon The trial Il appeared that most approved
ns shooio'm The tough resistance offered by the 6eire
before the chance aid came up 1t is said TIA, Mr.
dy TO go &C, o. aoaae'ns an heireI, and
der two years for the sentenced him term at hard
We understand that during the storm on Tuesd.- .vs
ming last, the roofing OF Col " I2re. steam saw mill
situated few miles ekvv this place was blown in severe
y inurias the supertendents MesSrs Lasey and Morris
besides other persons employed upon the premises None
OF the storm except the heavy rain that accompanied il
was experienced in this Place-DdnpR. Regi'fer Ang
ScRlFTuRAL ENESpATfoS ny WIpow.-The widow of
printer in Germany, many years ago. while new edition
oil the Bible was printing her house. night took
an opportunity Oi going into the office 10 alter that SEN
snce OF subsection to her husband pronounced upon Eve
IN Genesis chap s. " To- She took out the two FIRST let
crs from German word and substituted others in their
place, altering the sentence from and he shall be thy
Lord to "and he shall be thy Fooln II ia said tina, he
lie paid for this intentional erratum and that some seere
ted copies OF this edition have been bought up at high
price.
tbs CRoPs.-Th. recent rains in this section have
been highly beneficial understand to the later portion
Of the crop. In however the dry wea-
theT to continue. From tracts published in the
~ Y Herald appelrcs that the crops have been gene.
rally and seriously injured in the T. States by the e1ces
sve drought Ia Ohio they have suffered severely and
the complaints from Tennessee are almost universal In
many portions unle speedily visited with rain the crop
OF potatoes will be entire iailure.-LynthJurg Yrg
hfsovsp CtR BEET-Hcnry Miller Esq ~ Detroit has In.
vented ear-break uhch IL IN Pin.c Railroad and
mighty approved Of The apparatus simply Of ,e,m
p Nt-ndng from the locomotive cylinder
car o. ts u aud ~ Nheh there piston upon
tho break by o icon rod.
uic control Of the engineer aud apped
FOG DE'OMr John Gregory, who near Christians.
vi TITS county, found dead In Geld near his house on
Fday moSong the li inquest held by the CO.
oner several physicians being
hce we're visible h' persoo the was that he cane
70 his death by natural We that he was ub
JEST 70 aaets Of Cfamp Collie At o'clock he len
some Goa il md va, not heard assn until
,uhi dsai ne caves NidoE and hys eh ldrcn his
loss We III al hear that they
stauees-IobIec0 Ei.s, dug. is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

MPupEScE.-Mrs. Catherine Schad white woms n
complained to the Mayor Thursday that colorei La
named Dina, slave of Mr.. Wm Graves, abused her in
scandulous manner the day previous
warrant issued for her arrest and the complain
ant appeared at Court on Friday morning to prosecute
Dina vas not arrested and the case therefore con
hued urtil Saturday. She up that day but the
complainant was not present The therefore COZ
inued til TO-DAY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

USRIPE PEAcHEs.-Daniel b. Cany huIter at the up-
per market, was fined by the Mayor Saturday 81 for
exhibiting unrPe peaches for sale the marke Friday
The peaches were ordered the previous day be cons
Gated Mr.. Valentine clerk of the market, inform, d
bis honor that he gave them to country man TOR hi
hogs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

publican ofthe 2th ins says: For the las. six weeks
had been needing rain Not even shower cloud passed
Town. not the voice of thunder heard
70 70 revive the dropping hearted irms Corn was burn.
ing up-thc squares on the Cotton were falling oiT-and
every thing the habilmens of desoation until on
Tuesday evening last best with good soaking
RAIN which CONTINUED for about hours Along with
the rain hail storm, the like OF which we had new.
witnessed. Tho hail stones as large as Guinea
egg perhaps larger We thick that this rain will benc.
fit the crop much aud begin believe that tocr.
ablO crops will be made. 1t is the opinion however Of
many that the rain materially benefit the corn ns
It too far gone. We confess that the times look
s2nalty What all shall do to keep from starving we
are unable as yet to say.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

The S,auuton Spectator furnishes the following ACCOUNT
OF "literary curiosity" in the possession of gentleman
in Wayuesborough
"A few days since cav, in the possession of frica
at WAynesborough. manuscript copy of the Letter. of
uuiu tue history OF which is interesting ani ,b
Tho manuscript belongs Mr. j. II. Baylor of Ctrv.
county, Virginia, who inherited it from his father 81
John Baylor Tho OF the document states tia, H..
father w semitic England in the year 1866 1867 to-
the purpose OF completing his education lie went ir
10 Pntney and then 10 CLus College, Cambridge wher
lac remained three wears, through that exciting prIo
when the letters o Juniu1 appeared in the Public Al
SetSer" lie returned TO Virginia ia the autumn of I1
again visited Europe in 1916. married while there and :"
turned 10 ITS. lilo brought with him on his return
fne private Library, and at his death left among Other
books aud papers the manuscript copy Of all the Letters
unius which examined lie also had in his pcsscsou
copy Of tho "Public Advertiser in which the letter
published. Mr. Baylor that he has often no
ticed his father examining the manuscript With intcusr
interest NJ Bal or says that his father often spols Of
the author Of the Letters. who he described
man, in the Spring and Summer OF life never III
ring in the discharge Of his work."
"What could have induced Mr.. Baylor to undertake
and carry through the aduous work OF copying these
ters question for the speculation Of the curious II
is certainly old document-probsby the only one
of the kind in the United States. comparison with the
printed letters shows the manuscript be remarkably
accurate copy"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

correspondents of New York paper writing from ST.
Louis has the following paragraph concerning
FERROUS fellows the Know Nothiugs
snow here is al new party, the first organization o.
which took place but six weeks before the election and
by the resulS Of the Monday last It's seen tina,
out OF an aggregate poll of $50 they poled than
1000 votes, th the whole; and il is fair t
infer il these numbers increase in much less ratio than
they have done the past six weeks that the next April
(ciy) election, they will sweep the whole city like po
cal tornado.
P. S. No one out Of their Lodges, knew the day
fore the election how the Know Nothing men were going
to VOTE and their full strength three days before the ecc
ton estimated by politicians about T50-not over
1000 at most They struck of every foreigner AMI
Catholic the Wing and Democratic tickets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21


ther, DANlEL MCCARTHY, Who is nov 10 Richmond wv
Apply ~ this once. auis-u
~ The "MorHRIts' HREAsT CLOTHsr eop,id,rin,
the limited used to bring them public noorsty
met si'h success unparalleled In the history Of red
The Introduction Of them public attention has DEVELOPED
fact -heh truly rabinEihs fact that they are destined to
supply srsmsdy sheh viii relieve suffering intense AGO
niiing isrng ,han single remedy among men Tee
suffering which they prevent and sheh they relieve
class condition T' sway vide a. the globe
wherever the mother o. children found there the trny
ng and peculiar suffering incident GGrHEsEp RISKY Bs
10 knoun and auetted.
These cloths
and some Of the Southern states aud whilst have many bb
esmonias 70 their great value, have yet TO hear Of th
failure 10 single instance 70 give entire satisfaction.
" Aremtttance OF fOo accompanied
postage stamps v secure the prompt b. mail Of
pair Of these Cloths TO any part Of the United states
ADlE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
jel lAI Main street, Richmond Virvini.
tW FOIL directions Tor applying these Cloths will aceop,,y
them IL would be esteemed great favor persons using bs,
soh would make known ihe s',pse they place upon them
ENCEiSIOH sONP.-SO boxes, ane article jus, to hand s
~ sale By lauail JOHN n. GORDON 4 son
HHLUR, MULBERRY, AND WHITE GRANITE n NNva
I'd SETS containing 9Ol pieces amepg .hjsh -
have and desirable pauerni Tor sale lov nv
an2l BULKLEY a 90 1871 N,,n ,,,..,
UEr GOODs.-JEr BRiCRLHrs CROSsEs N,at<
- LAoEs, BRoACHEs EAR RINGS, A have Jst Opened
age Vsreyo also some neat sets Of Jet sale by
Auh bUJKLEY co, isT Main 81
HDvaE CIDER VINEGAR AND SPICES all kinds, for pick
s2 ELAM MOORE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

The editor of the Council Bluffs Qowa)Bnge has rcccn.
uy made three days trip into Nebraska lie SAYS he
saw ono elk ,hr' seven turkeys thirteen deers thu
wolves, and wild ducks plenty; round plenty of the
finest raspborres aud strawberries he haa ever seen aud
caught fab lie speaks of new town called Om,h,
a, which weekly democratic paper Is soon to he issued
The all laid out 100 fee, wide. aud alleys
through each block 20 feet wide; large square of ncr
10 upon central aud commanding emnencc IL l,ii
for capital square The lots contain about fourth oi
an each, aud further they arc five aud ten
There i've six houses mostly Frame already erected
aud many in progress There il to be a comnoJ Qua
and elegan, brick house erected Immediately for the con
vsnlence of the Territorial Legislature
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

The number of casualties the Western Rivers for
the last Elk months exceed thing Of the kind on
cord. Tho following is copdensed from statement occu
plying three colump0 81 the St. Louis Republican
"Iu Janus-y there many accidents there are
daysi month. Eighteen steamers were lost and
twelve injured more less The destruction oproperty
including boat and cargo involved loss of upwards OF
half million Of doars. Nineteen persons lost their lives
In February twelve steamers and four bages de
stroyed total loss amounting to sl,oOO,ooO. About
eighty lives lost. In March twelve steamers were
lost, valued with the cargoes $780, 900. One hundt
and tweny persons persisted During the three
ing months have twenty eight steamers reported
being totally destroyed, the value of which with the
goes is estimated half million. About thirty live.
lost. So that for the last six rnonths there we're
seventy steamers sunk destroyed by fire. besides up
wards OF hundred aud fifty bargcs coal boats, &c
valued at So 100000. The loss Of life il estimated
hundred aud fifty souls though In many instances eX
act number los. 10y these accidents il unattainabe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21

I.isaid, by foreign correspondents that the Intentions
OF Austria are as questionable ever but tho genera,
expectation undoubtedly il that ia the course Of iva y,
three weeks she will enter upon active operations ia con-
un ction with the allies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21
aEsrEk 3 WHITE, comoI,,Ioa n,

PHosooRArHr.-"Had Photography been known fortv
ago you'd have saved twenty years Of hard IA
Dor" Hon Thomas H. Benton.
se o our STUDENT, not yet twenty years ofsge are
making more money by Photography than the Pr;,ein.i
OF 'ne hgh school, after having given himself for more
man ."enty years to his profession. "-yoha s. Hart
f'incip,l OF the High School Philadelphia
This beautiful system Of short hand taught tbo,h ~
m', oy VIM Tebos. Photographic Teacher, Providence
~ Terms Tor course OF le lessons Including fun or.
planatory corrections, to all exercises IS
Any newspaper periodical &c giving INT. .a...,,.
mens two Insertions Including this notee) and or.,r
uing copy as above will receive the lessons ,io,ss.d