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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

STOP THE ROBBER I!-Stolen from
- my residence, head of Franklin street, some time
during Yesterday morning, one Fifty. three Tween.
Ties alien and Five dollar note of Virgr ia money:
and one OF Aliens new six-barrel Revolvers, in !
mahogany box A reasonable reward will be paid for
the recovery Of the money and detection of the thief
Sc 12-Stt r ANnC cox
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THE HANDSOME OUTAGE FARM
l. ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, II MILES

HNHE HANDSOME OUTAGE FARM
l. ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, II MILES
FROM RICHMOND, CALLED "WESTWOOD"-
The subscribers authorz to sell that most bear.
tiful Cottage Farm, called "WESTWOOD,n on the
Brock Turnpike, miles North of the city of Rich
mond, now owned and occupied by John Walker
ESQ.,, and adjoining the place called ''Woodlawn,"
occupied by r. Hill, Jr., Esq.
1t contains 63 acres, ofwhich IS are in woods The
improvements consist of Italian bracketed dwell
ing, Situated in handsome grove of osks contain-
ing fine, airy floor with closets store
rooms pantry and bath attached, AMI large hall
and passqgss bedroom in second story; four large
basement rooms, with the usual out buildings, viz.
kitchen, laundry, smoke house, dairy ioe.house,
servants house, large stable, carragehouse, barr,
cow-shed, &c.
The cleared land IL in a high state of cultivation
having been thoroughly drained.
This truly beautiful place is SO well known that
farther description is deemed unnecessary
TERMS: Upon the ample security Of the purchase
money bearing interest, libe raj credit will be given;
preferred, the place will be exchanged for city
real estate.
S. l2-lw GODDIN &APPERSON
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE Custom HOUsE.
We understand from good authority that Mr.. A
LYBRooK of this city has received the appointment
ct Superintendent ot the new Custom House, to be
erected on the north aide Of Main street between
Ilth and l2lh streets Mr.. l.. 10 a superior Arch
tect and will doubtless fill his appointment well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

I HUsrINe CouRr.-Aldermen Evans
Bray, Wingfeld and Burton presiding;-The frs
case of any interest before this court yesterday
the arraignment ofGeorge, slave 10 VIM. ID. Penn
perton and In the service of VIM Buffers, on an
appeal from Alderman Farrars' decision ordering
him 80 lashes for assaultiDg Hartman Glmer, IT,
hearing of the evidence and agreement OF counsel
the decision was affirmed, and theprsoner ord. red
TO be logged.
William J. Mercer, charged with stealing horse
from Daniel Hunt was next arraigned and plead
guilty. The court sentenced him to confinement in
the Penitentiary for three years
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-RTTR-
IL GIARX

house was entered yesterday morning by some ner.
son unknown, and robbed of the following articles
one Pin representing key, with red set; half
likeness; and three hundred Dollars in as gold
pieces each piece having NV. W." stamped upon
IL, There were articles of wearing spparel-ves
and conviction of the thief 'Ae "-i0''
SO 12-Sts w xxyIruDpco~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

The SANDWICH IsLASps.--If the account
published yesterday be correct, OF propos''
Ii IN from the Government Of the Sanawich
Islands for annexation TO the United States.
our manifest destiny" will soon take long
stride over the Pacific. Before the act is
consummated on the part of tse Unite d
States, the South may have word or two to
say in regard to it. lift is to be the future
policy of the Government to annex no more
slave territory, the South should oppose with
all its power, the annexation of any more ter
ritory of any kind.
SECTIONAL PARTIEs.-The attempt in the
North to establish sectional party, and to
incorporate into its creed war upon the insti-
tutions of the South, if successful, win prove
Of evil omen to the peace and happiness of
the country. Its inevitable result will be
the merging of ali parties in the South into
another sectional party, unless the patriotic
men of every section unite with the South in
defence of the constitutional rights which are
menaced by Northern agitators; and thus put
down Northern sectional party by an Amer
lean Constitutional Party.
Henry T. Duncan, distinguished citizen ef
Lexington, Ky, was severely injured few days
ago. while riding. His horse suddenly sheered to
one ride striking Mr. Duncan g head against piece
of timber But faint hopes are entertained of his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

A No. 20 HORSE POWER STATION.
IA AIRY Steam Engine and Eaw Min for sale. An
y ANDERSON, IT,, Ruther Glenn p. o., ICaroline
Va % l2-d2awkets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

CITiZEEs AND STRANGERS VISITING THE
city, who wish to get their Hair cut In the latest and
most approved stye should call at the Hair Dressing
Shaving, Shampoonns and Bathing Saloon, under the
American Hotel
N Blot and Cold showers Baths can be had
daily from half past d, to half past H., and on
Sunday to II p. n.
Single Bath % cents, or FIVE tickets for 81. En-
ira nee 18th street. se IL
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The GREfTows AFrAlR.-The London
Times talks in high key regarding the Grew.
town difficulty. and seems to hold On, -
the result, unless PREPARATION be msda q" nus a.
this ordering Of troops from Canads ~ ED a'
land, lorders sent by last steamsrl dos. ny.
look like the British Government sntic;n..o o.
war with the United States, o'pa'es
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V0lIBWAMKNT
AND FANCY BALL
THE Seventh Annual TOURNAMENT
g 81 !. nD - Be;
'sTS ss s1ssd SArcY DHKss BALL ~i, com.
LIZ s.,sSiRi issHfs not -. so.s
gumbsr have entered, and - some Of thss. 10
mae norsemen. close contest may b szpsctsd
Jsdse WI nv. W. crump, Hssh " Fry IT.
Major 1 9. Rice. j.. M' X. r:sss. smith,
Major T. r. August. Dr. r. Csrripsto..
s n.1n. DS;.. Johnson, M.I;. E 4 TJHIs IT,.
Judge John s. casLis, Dr. WIN. a. H.skir.
Capt J. H. Richardson, Issas Davenport.
Poschntan
wm. & Scott, Phil St. Geo. Cooke,
Mile. c. ss'd.n, Ri Ias ssCS Inmo'
VIM w. Michsux Col p 49,.
EDWARD SCOT, Jr.. Thos stipwith,
S 10 H. = Lay sr, Jas. n. sublett,
" mos Mckenzie, BENZ. Finnsy.
Chesterfield.
Or. J. I. Archer, DC. McArth,,
Thoa Walden Jr, Dr.. Edw'd Macarthur.
Dr. VIM Ball, VIM. A Graves
p! Sidney wall. i Dr. a. gsi !. Esk...
VIM A. Cooke, Rich'a McRae.
Jas. 81. Moody,
Gooehland.
X. B. Alien, Jas. A. Morsop.
JAS N. Travilian, Thos. T. T. Tabb
John Adkins, DR. Robt Waiker
VIM. Stsnsrd, Dr. Z. Powell.
Robt. T. Crouch,
amelia.
Lewis E. Harvey, Geo. C. Rives,
Thos J. Noble, Egbert Lee,
Col. Masters, VIM J. Barksdale,
Robt. Archer, VIM 8 Archer.
N B-The IChildren's FANCY DRESS SoIREE
viii 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 SOIREEiunder the super vision of Mr. C. A.
mcEVoY &c 12-dtd&clt
RICHMOND DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
Complimentary Benefit to Mr.. Fl. A. HIGHT, Stage
Manager
WEDNESDAY, 18TH September, 1854.
On which occasion, in consequences Of the great mr.
of Damon, will be repeated the beautiful PIsv If
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
Damon.-.... ...............-.....Mr Fl. A. Hight
fythlas J. C. Smith
Caanthe. Miss Reed
Hermion.. Mas Howard
SONG, Midnight Hours. Miss HOWARD
To conclude with
SPANISH DANCE by........ Miss NJ " HIGHT
(The Petite Danseuse, eleven years of age and
her last appearance but one.
~ ADMISSION-25c "a 10 ~.
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w. P. WILKINSON.

DlSSOLUTION.--Tha Co partnership
heretofore existing under the name ana frnn r.
MAlLEkT GOLDsmIT is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The business of the firm will be
Al Main ct ATJGITsTIiS NJ Ma ~ nI9I1, y TO-.
IS l2-3t+ r GOInSHIT hLhI,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12
NEW AND USEFUL GOODS FOE

siftin. .os.s az. erERs-Pisted sugar sifters for
Slim XIII raMry DC; Plate Powder, Chamos
hniys, We. TsPers and Matches, ICE Timsrs Hour
s9o "a. n9ur oiasse, Soap Stone Griddes, Marble
Mouids, Nutmeg G.aters of new pattern R 1y
SRittoSns fiutias Scissors, Ivory Birds. Hair and
wire 6efyes. with many other useful rood No..
relieving and for sale at IS7 Main 1t. 1,o"
se II $50 BULKLEy l. RI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

EOR RENT have neat Wood house
II on ID street, "a door from Mr.. Raymond. Pos
EDWD d. EACHO,
SELF General Agent and Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

IETER MENT s.-For the past week
ending the 10th inst, there were thirtythree inter
ments in the Shockoe Hill Burying Ground-I5 of
this Dumber were whites, and 1e negroes. Out of
the whites there were three cholera cases-tpo
males and one female. Out of the negroes there
were eight cholera cases. all males Of the Is
white iuterments, three of them we're children I'm.
der u years OF age or the ls negroes, four of
them were under 12years of age.
These facts show the health OF the city to be ex.
cellent, and must convince all unprejudiced minds
that strangers have nothing to fear In visiting Rich
mond.
At Hollywood Cemetery there were ten inter-
ments the past week, not one of which was caused
by cholera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12
TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR RTTT

E'OR HIRE, for the balance Of the wear.
Woman accustomed to house work Apolv In
sel2-3t CAiITGHEppS !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.-T

~ subscriber has now in store a large assortment
of Ready-Made Clothing OF his own manufacture
which be will offer 70 the trade at exceedingly low
prices for cash.
varied
raitlcuaI attention 10 called to his assortment of
STOCKS and Ties, which will be sold much below the
prices OF other houses call is respectfully soli-
.is 20 examine the stock. A. LEVY,
seIS SO Main st sigu 81 Red Coat
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nW eruCIAn Wo1TC1s.

PU1tIC NoTaUe.-1 e Donnocrstic Party
q nishssenS essee Ms1sy III hs
the Seefetasy 81 the Tressusy, g SeIsnntshae' %
The erection offh new Custom HCusff
vote here 10 not vet citizen Of virginia. sna n
doubtful whether be Il citizen Of the United osa.e,
The attention Of the "HaId~ working Democracy
the Mechanics of our party ID rsspesully called 70
this siuf upon their integrity and cspasffy paDnc
meeting of the true Democracy is ssegeste0 oy
Sc l-1ss RICHMOND DEM cChAJ.
MARSHALL AND HENRY CoMPAHIEs-
The regular monthly meeting of the Marshsl1 and
eury Building Fund Companies, viii be held at
ID cir Office. over w A. Buffers B0okstore, this Eve
ming. TUESDAY, at o'clock, r. d.
The Treasurer will be 1t the ofice to receive the
monthly dues IF m o'ciock, r. n. till the hour OF
meeting Signed JAMES X. LEE,
- 12-lt Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12
ARRESTED oNsTHE CHARGE OF MURDER.

ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF MURDER.
John Williamson, resident of this city, and for
length OF time employed by Mr.. John Dooley as
clerk, was arrested by officer Tyler yesterday NOR
ming, charged with the murder of Robert Smith, In
Goochland county, on the 5th inst Mr.. Williamson
was employed at one time by Messrs Cottrell, Ben
ton & Duval as a clerk at the coal mines, and was
a witness in suit pending between these parties
He has been in very bad health for more than six
months, and after spending several weeks in the
mountains of Virginia. returned to this city about
three weeks ago.
On Monday last, having been summoned to attend
Goochland court he left here In the packet and
arrived there that night Finding that the cause in
which he was needed had been continued in his
absence, he says he remained at the tavern all night
and between and 10 o'clock next morning got the
tavern keeper to furnish him two horses and boy
to go to the canal where he arrived by 10 O'Clock,
and took freight boat for this city. Mr. w, as we
have been informed, declares that be did not see
Mr. Smith while he was at the court house, and was
as much surprised as any else could have been,
on learning that he had been murdered. Mr.. w.
is prepared to prove that he was at lock on the
canal by 10 o'clock, from which place he took a
boat while the tavern keeper asserts that Smith did
not leave his house until after IL o'clock II these
facts are proved then the examining Magistrate will
no doubt acQuit him
We cannot pretend to say on what authority JUS
tce BENZ amin Anderson of Goochland issued war
rant for the arrest of Williamson. Rumor has 1t
that Smith, Williamson and two or three other men
lett the court house together their way to the
canal, and that before reaching there the murder
was committed. How far this report may prove
true, we are unable to say but until 1t is proved by
competent Witnesses we shall not believe it Viii
hanson is well known in this city, and enjoys the
uno2unded confidence of his entire acquaintance
he was then and Is now in feeble heaith-hardly
aoie 10 walk, much less to murder a man against
whom he had no i'll will that we have heard of If
money had been the object OF the deed, and he had
iet the tavern In company with Smith, as rumor
| says, ne Is man of too much sense ever to have
Soma TOD 1-.~, --.sL1
| OF the hangsman, to be brought before court GOV
cred In cloud OF suspicion to abide the decision
| of Jury.
Officer Tyler, with the accused in his custody,
zen TINS CITY on the packet boat yesterday afternoon
tor Goochland courthouse, where an Investigation
Will take place this morning before Justice of the
Peace; and where, we trust, Mr.. Williamson will be
fully able to establish his innocence II the other
parties accused have been arrested, they will also
be examined. Mr.. w protests his Innocence, and
Is satisfied that he will be fully able TO nrova II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

- Having been sff cited with dumb asues for wear.
past, and having tried many kinds m edicines with
out success, induced to try Jackson's Excelsor
Bitters, and from the time commenced the use OF
my health is better than it has bsen for many years
Richmond, Sept IL, 1854. E. CRAIG
The above medicine may be found a. the Dure
Store of L. J. PICOT, opposite the Old Market.
se 12-2t
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~ ~ RICHMOND ENCAMPMENT, No. H.
x y ORDER NO.
X SIR KNIGHTS You are hereby
summoned to attend meeting of RICH.
NMoND ENcAMPMENT No III OF KNIGHTS
TEMPLARs, at the MASONIC HALL, In the City of
Richmond, THIS EVENING, at n O'Clock.
BY order of the NJ. z. Grand Commander.
THOS. B. BIGGER, C. G.
Attest: CHARLES 7, PATERSON, Recorder.
Richmond, Sept. II, K. T. 7S6, A D. 1854.
sa12-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

GAN 1UU HESITATE Where
49, to buy Boots and Shoes for your families
this fall Tho Metropolitan Shoe Store offers
You the greatest inducements in the superior quail
ties of the goods aud retailing at tho lowest price in
town.
We have made every arrangement for this fall to
supply You in superior style with the best and pref
test Boots and Shoes which can DO made.
Call and SEQ what we can do for you at the Metro
politan Boot and Shoe Store Isl, Main street. Eagle
square. CHARLES 3. MAURICE,
ne II Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

OVER-COATINGS 90.
WE have just opened handsome lot of
w OVER-COATlNGS, purchased recently at
Auction which we will sell cheap to the trade-say
Super Ribbed BEAVER
Super Castorin do
Pilot and Lion Skin CLOTHS
Waterproof BEAVER
London FANCY and MOSCOW
With general assortment and large stock of fine and
keary WOOLENS, that will compare favorabiy az to
styles and prices with any Wholesale house in Rich
mond RICHARDSON l. CO.,
50 l2-6t+ % Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

n HEADQUARTERS LIST REGT VA VOLS,
II RICHMOND, September 7th, 1854. )
Ej ORDERS No.
" l. The Resignation of Capt SAMUEL
T. BAyLY, of "Eagle Infantry" having been ten.
dered is accepted, to take effect from this date.
2 The Eagle Infantry, Lieut.. CONG RICHARDS
will assemble ., LAFAYETTE HALL on THURS.
DAY, the 14th September, at g. O'clock P. N in or
der to supply, by election. the vacancy created by
the resignation Of Capt. BAYLY
By order of 1t Col HARRISON, CONG.
JNO. H. RICHARDSON, Capt. Young Guard,
Sc 12-td A. Adjt. Let Reg Va Vols
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

EREE PAPERS LOET-The Subscri-
- Der, hand on board tho steamer Old Doninien
has lost his FREE PAPERS on board the bost.
% l2-Set WILLIAM WHITE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dentistry,

~ nR. A. A. Harris has associat.
0fpy-AD ~ ed with him in the practice Of hen
A1lbustry, DIR. J. @. Willis, and they have
fitted up rooms in the Phrnix Block, east end ovei
Richardson's Hardware Slorc for the purpose OF carry
ing on the Dental business In its various branches and
10 offer generous public the latest improvement ia
their profession. ,,.,
As they are permanently located In Ravenna, all those
wishing work done by them depend on having the
work done In a proper manner such as whole seiI'
Of Teeth minor Sets, partial Sets, Teeth eeansed
and fli with Gold Foil, erystallzed Gold, Tin Foil
Teeth extracted with the OF ehlorofom or without
They have preparation for destroying the nerve
ing teelhs and viii perform all other work incident
their profession. ,.,,,.
Ws intend to free ourselves from all impositloni
practice BY pretenders. We will be governed In ou
practice strictly by prucipe, and VII not knowingly
perform ans operations wrong, no matter how strong!
solicited or what the inducement may be.
All operations performed on the teeth In our once
will be warranted and no person Is required 70 take
nav for work unless perfect satisfaction is given.
Rayeena, March II, 1854. 450-u
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

DYSPEPSIA, Jaundice, Chronic or Ner-
~ vous Debility. Disease Of the Kidneys, and all
Diseased arising from Disordered Liver or Stomach;
such as Constipation, inward Piles, Fulness oBlood
TO the Head Acdity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fuilness Of Weight in the
Stomach Sour Erueations, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur-
ried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain IN the Head, Deficiency
Of fPerpsraon, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain
In the Side, Back, Chest, LIMBS &c., Sudden Flush
es Of Hea Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagnngs
Of evil and Great Depression ofSpirits. h farl
Can be etectnay cured By DR.. Hocfdnd's Celebrated
Germes Bitters, prepared w DR.. C.. M Jackson,
No. 100 .drch ST., Philadelpid. 4- ~ g,i.l. .,.g
Their power over the above diseases Is not excell
ed, equaed, by any other preparation In the United
States, US the cures ATTEST In many cases after skful
physicians had failed. l.t .,.,,I
These Bittcrs are worthy tho attention of Inyalids.
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Yunlorous.
The Last Poet.

-
Putnam for August has an article on the
Last Poet Out, in which several specimens
are given Of the new style poetic. Among
the rest, here is portrait of the Ballroom
Belle:
q Her hair was brown or golden,
II changed As fell the light,
Her bodice scarce could hold In
Her bosom's heAvinR white.
Her eyes were gay and merry,
Asa fountain In the shade,
And her voice was sweet and cherry,
As the thoughts that il conveyed
This delicious creature goes on to dance,
and having probably eaten too much chicken
salad at supper, the exercise does not agree
with her, for her appearance calls forth from
the poet an inquiry as to the state OF her
health. A-
"Then she with timd aLAScEs,
From lips as sweet as rhyme,
Replied-'Those Eastern dances
I'll suit our Western cline;
Could you-it might relieve
Il rose upon tho hint-
A glass Of water give me,
With glass of BRANDY 1S'r.'"
AuS NeNie"eI PieSuuieS u0 i"SS PoSe hoS
seen Bon Gsultier's parody on the Queen Of
of the May, which after several very gentle
and tender verses, concludes in this melan-
choly strain:
Draw me q mug of beer, Mother.
And Mother draw it mild!
Inspired by the poet, an editor of Putnam
perpetrates the following, which he entities
THE ANGEL OF THE ASSEMBLY.
met her at the Chinese Roooms,
She wore a wreath of roses.
She walked in beauty like the night,
Her breath was sweet like poscs
led her through the festive Hall,
Her glance soft and tender;
She whispered gently In my ear,
- "SAY MosE-AIN'T THIS A BENDER.n
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A SCREAMER!-" Where is your house!'
asked a traveller of man he met in the
depths of the {" old solemn wilderness" of the
Great West.
House! I amt got no house," ..
"Well, where do you live!"
al live in the woods-sleep on the Great
Government Purchase, eat raw bear and
wild turkey, and drink out of the Mississip-
p." And he added:-"It is getting too
thick with folks about here. You're the Sec
ond man I've seen within a month, and I
hear there is whole family coming about
fifty miles down the river. I'm going to put
into the woods again."
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Removal.
removal.
& BOSTWICK, Having

~ NRIFFIN d BOSTWlCk, Having re-
VI moved their Furniture to their new rooms in the
Phoenix Block, directly over Bostwck's dry goods
Store prepared to wait on their customers to any
thing in their line stock consist in part foows
Sofas from $25 to Jenny Lind, $5a, Tete-e-teIe
face to face suits the young exacy Mahogany chairs
Marble Top Tables Quartet and card tables what not;
Bureaus, Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools, foo: stools, &c.
Also, q fine lot of Hall Stands, they are beauty.
Also splendid lot ofLooking Glasses from Is to $19.
Also, Pictures aud Picture Frames.
A fine lot of Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses,
our Hair Mattresses manufactured in our vi
cinty, (by Mr.. McLain, of Rootsown,) and we war
rant the Hair to be the first quality long Horse Hair;
the Husk and cotton, coming into general use in
many placss.
Also, plenty of Bedsteads with Hinklcy's Suspen-
sion Bed Bottom. These beds have been thor.
oughy tried and all who have used Them pleased
with them, have improved the bottom by making
them thicker than at frst sell them from SO,
5O and upwards, every person who would have bed
scad should buy at least for themselves, and
assure them they will buy no other after.
We have a full assortment of common furniture,
cane seat chairs Of all kinds, f1om SIS and upwards
bureaus from SO and upwards Stands 81 so and up
wards, and cord beds cheap If people will have
them, Tables 50, and other work in proportion.
our rooms, and we invite all to cali and what we
have. We know sell us cheap, to say the least
of it, in Cleveland elsewhere; if the people are
satisfied that this is the case, will they sustain
of this kind by purchasing at home. All work pur-
chased in the village, will be deyeredat the House OF
the purchaser. 455-t
Rayenna, March "A, 1854.