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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-13
JAMES u. ELLETT,
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IT, on 0D.s."o. .,sSf, opIo-ite TIE DisgJtrA O6ce
80 be i"onh Al all hours r-sdy
us Agency line. such Hirnv oui Ne
.D',et'"h ot Claims seiiuy hind, OF
IGce. Renting ont Hons-s i-. ' " s.i,t r.
t Wmin sn,r AND CANDLE MINUFi1TToItY- ~.
WAND hcAnAM oners for on yr,,l
,v re- ieh street and the Lover re Va.
,ns 49, Yellow aud soi, soap: Palm Ho.- Ainond
AreEatrd do; with general N.
oi' The superiority % L soap Tor y,nr,, n. 49,,
NJ ,nuastnej, IL fact ii, NJ IN ,i
fhliaiep's aud other Northern elites Mr. Mr.s hTs,
"a peculiar di.tinctiOn L. tb.,. nj,
p an, ,y lne tssns lie has GU hand quantity d braua
AIM y ap thr." years ODD Country will and n Nv
astory. "@ '''ee' WIZ oe 'uhn AUS
Nov lily
u oiNh The nrtI 81 NANCE GuOCH VA, di.,o,x.i ~,
ist instant, consent Th- nam. a, a. 49,,
slp-ib: thsir late 10y OF
January 9nJ, 1884. n y ,snnct, N''h'
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eheerfoily reeommeni n,m Of Goocu u,pp,s .,
'"a 's'.fsblr eSn'ld-rAtion u tay fieue.
2ai January, is5I--nf 1uns .,Scr
eS The Lybchburg yiryn,n NJ nj r,,,, =, :.
N-I~ nf 10" weeks. and oagr. ~
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,ayREnEGAR ROLLING MlIIs-1hs undermined A..

Roukds Squares, Flats, ova Rounds. Horse She. sa
sth.r septors OF Iron usually
eogntry, both Mechanical ami Agricultural. " '"e
-, hal n"d q i"ldhiHs-1hry A.i..
bS. Of any lengths and sizes Wrought RAiIrosi
anu Spikes-the two latter being by
that are unsurpassed 10 the and
abb they respectfully invite
j,?6 hSDERsoN No p PrTsnesa;
n" CON TRaCrORS.-seaedp ropa.al. winbe receivst
by The uEderssnd st the Engineer the TrsdsI
sbnrg and GoTdonsve Railroad until
18th Tor The Graduation 81 said Iosa
he hrst - sections West OF
may also Gr or the whole line and e
louisville, a disiance Of IS miles s aA' uo''
Specifications aud he
neers ohre, frederksturg
nto nation relating 10 be
T. SD mt upon the line Bids
sigbed must be accompanied by letters
By order Of TIE EO1rd:
GEO MACLEOD, Chisf rns,u<..
fredeIeEsbarg January IL lsct-Jsi3-dAet leah Peb
tO.PAR neutrality-suspicious. A. TAYLOR h,vi.
~ TIL, DAY associated A n WILLIAns siih him iu s pa
Estate Agency and Auction Business the ssue will
eondueed by them snder the Grm Of TAYLOR WILLIAMS
p,.,, - -. JAMES ". TAYLOR
hlehn1nd sahlaEy :, ls53 A. ID. WILLIAMS
GtAsTlNt.s,-we have In store null a.,oTtr,snt A., ui
~ siI- consisting Of Pots Ovens Spiders Androns ana ot
Oven Lids, which CGeT sal low, 'd odu
TOO p. 7, MOORE CO, 81 Pearl street,
0unas ffaN NJ. n
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10 AZ ouSch 90 EAcr .Orih pound Of theory: and a..
81 eV"eia,ns fact, that cluster around that
JACKSON Phladephia establishing Its IA'u. as nIr a., "
ors. are such AS would Itself from
tohinR " .hcaey. Ia all OF diseases
thei aeut or erone may be It's .oohin.
u ana ItnoSatng influence DJptps h-arburn Io, az
Iusss nsr,ou, rsmors relaxation debility &C. ar.
renewed BY the Bittsrs sOI ,p.ee time ri na,
'"S''ush cure
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NOFiCE.-The Partn-rshIp conduct. Nv Ia. u,is,,n-I
~ !. this day dissolved, By mutual consent
RICHARD hill, ia gill i.bi,s Of M. h,,, ,,l 81,
er Of The partners will receive what due To them
ki.iiAkp MIL ia,
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IN feTs for sale:
Dis,utn' us Railway and telegraph Book Reing
Guide through the states Cansda Ocan Packets aud
Hotels Ac' with map. ~ cents
Annie Vincent Domestic Story. author Of the Twin
Sisters. ~ cents. " ''
The Attic Philosopher IN Paris 2Srents
Fashion. by Mrs. MoNSu New supply. 70 cents.
IaitcIls Living Age; Knckebockrf, Messenger puns .,
per and Cooley, ~ the latest numbers.
Gleasous Pictorial, Fag, POST Mail Fourier Uncle
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New Books Papers Magazucs &C. received every day per Er
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nHAS PSl:SS.-I am making a superior and highly sp
proved Hay Press, with which three compress
three to I'VE attention
the late Fair, and awarded the highest premium.
II. BALDWIN,
Tell lis Main street, Richmond,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NoCI1E-,

4 to-PARTNEHSuIpN OTICE.-The undeI,i,neJ
hNs asoclatei themselves together
urn ., SHhanrr waLkh CO. ior the rpo.e u conIucme
recently oaupiei by Msssrs DEAEEi DguwS ih-
thr city OF Richmond They ~i give attention 10 H.
OF Pfoduee OF every kind will
Lime Guann Plaster Cement, Farming Implements.
any and every thing that be ordered from then,
viii also receive and forward oois i
'"e u'iao''uSPseh' JOHN H. BARRETT, Dlnviir
OF the firm Of Barrett
ARCHIBALD p. WALLER
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GEOIit!k WAIT a Y. N. ETAnKF
GUFE RRIrE pT ID Kq

CUFFBRAC or ri vs.
complete assortment Of the above Pous Coulter Cuya-
0r,, iiaIos,ts te Alyays on hand and
~ adapted 70 deep wells and warranted give aatsrt,on
. GEORGE WATT CO, ONCE on franklin strs11
AP'o-u Square below RxohAbsr,
SAGLE EOINDnS-rhe subscriber Is nov prepared having
~ supplied himself With Machinery Tools of he atsst
most approved kinds add eEpefsnre A. -
eue orders for Stationary steam Hngnes CTsvs
saws and 6rt Mills, Threshng Machines Tobacco Pres m n.
Kinds Iron add Wood ahegting Mills Iron CanE,
o. ~ p9ns IN The best manner with promptness
Iss highest market price win paid for old scrsp
O.'tngs, Copper, Brass, &C. p kUlM
yi-dAey osry be, Seen Psari snd ,s,A "A.
RATEs' HOIsrING MACHINEs.-ws are lEssi.
ot me sale OF Me- James Bates Hosting Machines, and
sl arnsh them At Manufacturers prizes With or uthon hs
on the Dosk ~ ~ WV ~ "~' ''''''
jazz LEE q co.
HObHhNtAN GtANO.-HsVibg made arrang ements fsy
- Ie supply OF Peruvian Guano
PREPARED 10 furnish II In lots TO suit purehasera
Jas $. Mc9RUpER9 sons
CITY SPRING INsrITUTE, ION 1th street,
~ uStMecn clay mud MpFshnil.) REV. WILLIAM
LoNs Principal Department Classics Eensrsl EnRsA
Branches HESHT hcuARp, Esq, Assant Hah-
emeucs and Modern Lansuaees.
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6perioD Not,fes

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ion az NURSE and SEAM.

NIHEsc, q SEANs Tx Ss,
private family by very eIpereneed Girl with good city
reference. Call At No Ill West l3kst the residence Of her
ate employer, during two days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19
RICH III O ND, VE
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1854.

THE HAIR AND FEATHER TRADE.-The
New York Journal of Commerce gives an in
teresting account of the hair and feather
trade of that city, which, it remarks, lbecause
few know how the bed they sleep on is made
and what is in it, is allowed to yield, some.
times, unconsciously big profits. The local
trade of New York, in the two articles of hair
and feathers, is estimated at s3,OoO,00O. There
is single firm in New York engaged in this
trade whose annual consumption of hair is
equalto about S70O,0 and of feathers about
sl,0o0,o00. The feathers and hair are pur-
America, and the raw material worked up in
the factories of New York In South Anne
rica, the wild horses are killed for their hides
and fat, and the product of their names and
tails. Upon arriving at New York, the fat is
transmitted into soap, and made very fragrant
and of variegated colors. Ohio hogs bris.
ties are used for upholstering purposes, and
the .Journal thinks it is barely possible that
this kind of hair sometimes gets mixed with
the descriptions designed for mattresses, &c.
AA0iS ''iS e'h-ioohy uoOo W 'hC
referred to, 100000 pounds of South Anne
rican hair, 10000 pounds Russian, and 7OO-
900 Western. OF feathers, there are used !, )
100000 pounds of Western, and l,5OO, 900
pounds of Russian. They work up about 9,
600 pounds of hair per day. The process, as
described by the Journal, is as follows From
the bales it is thrown into picker" making
800 revolutions per minute; and then twisted
into ropes by machinery, to make it curl
The next process is to boil it, that it may be
thoroughly cleansed, for which purpose it is
put into watts, heated with "exhaust' steam,
from the engine; this DONE it is thoroughly
dried in an oven. The ropes of hair are then
ready to be picked into pieces for use.
at one time, moss, procured from trees on
the MISSISSIPPI, was extensively used, but it
is now said to be discarded almost alto.
gether.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS,

The Examiner, in a leading editorial comments
favoraby upon the proceedings of the buckingham
meeting, .and strongly recommends to the South a
policy which will lead to Southern Independence
We also find in the Examiner the following item
We understand, on authority which we have no
right to discred that there already about three
hundred and fifty organized lodges OF Know No
things in Virginia 1t is surprising that an nstitu
ticn should be springing up around and amidst us as
lmpapable, but yet as ubiquitous the atmosphere
and, for the moment at least, irresistible as the
storm.
The Penny Post devotes leader to the late Con.
vention in Fauquier for the determination of the
joint worm We also observe an article upon ace.
MUS and Criticism from which we copy the fol.
lowing:
1t is disagreeable to be criticised albeit it be USE
full, and we prefer present respite from annoying
censors, to the utility they may incidentally bring
In their train. Whenever our productions are to
be walked into by gentlemen, whose business it
is to detract, let them ask themselves whether they
are doing unto others as they would that others
should do unto them; and after answering this
question, let them further examine themselves rgo-
rousy to these whether after all its defects the
piece has not virtues whether the sun itself has
not its dark spots-and lastly, whether they them
selves could have done halt as well.
The Wing has article upon the Wheat mar.
ket, concluding with the remark that sthere is no
substantial ground for believing that the European
war will be brought to speedy termination, and
we think fully sustained in the opinion, that
from present indications, the price of wheat ough,
not to fall short of So per bushel in our markets
during this season. The Whig has also an article
upon the "the cholera 1t deems it both wrong
and foolish to suppress the truth-and will give ex.
act information in respect to the cholera here.
The Enquirer also discourses upon the cholera.
We copy the annexed suggestion:
A Board of Health should be instituted, and an
authentic statement of the of cholera be day
published in the papers. If this were done the
timid would perceive the abSurdty of their fright.
and every body would be admonished of the eces
sity of due regard to the conditions of health
There would then be neither foolish security nor
senseless panic.
The Enquirer believes there have been about
fifty cases of cholera in this city within the last two
weeks, of which perhaps forty have terminated in
death. $50 far" (it cOntinues) "the disease has
been confined exclusively to those who, from incl
nation necessity, inhabt ithy quarters and live
upon coarse and unwholesome food. Unless, how
ever, measures of precaution be generally adopted
the maady will not only become more prevalent as
the summer advances, but will reach higher cir
Gle of society
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VIRGINIA.

The ABpucTIos CASE, noticed In this paper yes
terday, In an article copied from the Petersburg
Express, was not settled as represented. The com
plainant, Mrs Vernon, again appeared before the
Mayor, and repeated her complaint stating also
that she did not believe the man sprading and her
daughter were not married. Therefore Mr. Sprad.
ling was sought and brought before the Mayor Of
Petersburg, who required him to find bail in the
sum Of $500 for his good behavior failing in which,
he was locked up.
IaoN FOR THE SOUTH SIDE.-The Brig Egcratein,
David Jones, MASTER AZ days from Cardiff, Wales
arrived at City Point Monday, with Railroad iron
for the South Side Railroad Company.
DREADFUL RUmoR-Fortuuately however, it was
Incorrect 1t appears from an account in the Ex.
press that Mrs John Wolff, of Petersburg, fancied
she had been shot in the heart by Wingfed Lanier;
but as neither scratch nor perforation could be
found upon the body of Mrs. W., every body came
to the conclus ion that the wounds existed only in
her own heated imagination.
FRESH FIsH-The Norfolk Herald, of Saturday
large number of barrels OF fresh fish, packed in
ice were sent to the steamer Curtis Peck yesterday
morning as freight for Richmond but the Councils
OF Richmond having under heavy pentlry, prohib
tied the landing offresh fish in that city Capt Davis
refused to take them on board Only think OF fresh
hsh brought to our market, put up in close barrels
and sent on ten hours excursion, to regale the
good people of Richmond after close sultry day,
with the thermometer at 80 Yet such has been
done every day during the season until this very
saiutary regulation of the authorities of Richmond
put stop to it. 1t is wonder indeed that the cho.
iera or some other distemper did not break out in
that city weeks ago. Few people here ever venture
to buy fish in very warm weather, in the morning,
to keep until dinner time without taking the utmost
precaution to keep them from spelling.
Gov. Jos. JoHNsoN.-His Excellency, the Chief
Executive officer of Virginia, arrived at Washing
ton Friday evening, en- route for his old home in
the mountains. He visited Congress and was
warmly received
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19

CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-NOW is
~ THE TIME TO BUY 1T CHEAP-The sub
scrber is determined close out the stock hand,
and in order to do So has fixed the prices at such low
OF the fact. just call and examine the stock, and
there Ia but little doubt but wha: you will be suited
Recoilect that the Clothing sold by the subscriber
all manufactured in this city. and he safely re
commend every thing sold by him as being good
A. LEVY, No. 50 Main ST..
Opposite City Hotel, Sign of the Red Coat
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DIssoLU LUTIoNs, Go.
nIsSOLUTION.-lnconseque

nIsSOLUTION.-ln consequence Of the
IL death Of y. B. CHILES, the Co-Parnership
heretofore existing under the style Of KEEN.
CHILES L. BALDWIN, 10 this day Dissolved. This
surviving partners will settle the business Of the
corn.
All persons indebted to the firm win please come
wing claims against the same are requested to pre-
sent them at early day It is desirable to close
the business possible.
KEEN, CHiLEs L BALDWIN.
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To THE PUBLIC.-The number of ire.
mediabe evils caused by the of "Hair Touics, {"
psraded before the public in the newspapers suggests
to the manufacturer of the celebrated "FLETcHER's
HAIR Tonic" the proprie.y of cautionng the public
against all articles of the Sort uD properly tested.
His own practical experience with the hair satisfies
him of the great utility of the Fletcher Hair Tonic,
and the very great danger of using any other without
being fully aware of its chemical properties. 1t is
melancholy indeed to see the most beautiful of ma.
ture's ornaments dried, shriveled and wasted away
by the improper of articles called Hair Tonic
The genuine FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic is sold by
Bennett Beers, A. Duval, John Fl. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad ct, and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
No charge for a tlial. JOHN JOHNSON.
iv
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
.MlLDEBERGER SMITH, PRcPRIE-os,
se 15-ly Formeriyat Jones's Hotel PhiLddel,h{o

WILLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTER-
w Err AND fAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informs the public that his Spring assortment Of
Goods In his line is now complete, consisting of gilt
velvet, satin and commsn PAPERS; BORDERS
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERS; also
large stock of Canton and cocoa mating OIL
CLOTHS, Window SHADES, CORNICES, Curtain
BANDS, &c, all of which he will sell at the lowest
prices at his Furnishing Ware Rooms, No. 14O Main
street, corner of 18th anIst.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

II The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that OF all the Daily papers Oh
Richmond combined
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TURNED up.--It b stated thst Robert Schuyler,
who has become notorious from his connection
with the recent ovcr.issucs OF stock In New York
was seen In saloon In Bslirnorc on the night o.
the 18Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19

Col Nicholas Haghs, well Known citizen d,
New York. died . few days ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19

GHOLERA can be cured and prevented
~ by the timely use of BRYANTs CHOIEss
REMEDY. Not single case 10 said to have ccnrrsa
where this valuable medicine used il shon,S h..
in the possesMon Of every one. and would sdyise
oil to call on Messrs. r. r.. DUVAL BRO. ard pro.
cure bouie OF this timely cure. jy 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19
THE subscriber having retired from the

THE subscriber having retired from the
Il Practice of Medicine, and purchased of Mr.
JAMES d. THOMAS his entire stock of DRUGS.
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFES, &c. &c will devote his time and energies
to the Drug Business
Having lived in Drug store in this city for several
years, and afterwards graduated at the Richmond
Medical College, and practiced medicine for more
than two years, he feels fully competent to COM
pound medicine with accuracy and dispatch. He will
also be aided by com petent assistants
Physicians prescriptions put up accurately and
neatly, at all times, both day and night
OWEN b. HILL,
Druggist and Chemist
Market Place, Franklin street