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PHILADELPHIA
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Curtain Warehouse, 81 4
af ChstinRf Si. Phfadtpafd ogp6sie ne Sfafe flohst
k'b llRNEs 4 VISA RROklDi
lliPohTER AND DEAlEhIN CURTAiNs, OURrAiN Ma.
TRRItLst AND FURNiTURH COVERINGS,
WHICH he Offers al the lowest market prees, r.
IPfQLESdLk And RhTAfJ.
The stock conlpiieluci in pati, the fuluwingi
. Embroidered Lace Curiainai Gilt Cpihroai n
no Muelln no do Pins. 70
Il Dtapery tsrss NpsllnJ do Hands,
French Rf0taiellt, awldtls Canopy Arches aud Ripgtf
ard colordj Cords Tt1les, Gimrs,
Raund Dc laheaj 49, FnnBosi turtain DfoIa,
iiaumbksf ,lA-NI 4. 81 LENc.
2isTsssioas Qf FRENfa' PlpsiiEs, ofallsolqra amt
BdiSflb ftIAbJI1 III ". ~ BoLL1NpS ~ al
rcisonn ordering Cnriaus viii girc ne nlea4urC
fjflfl he5s flips iio rolSl, M 'H'd anaio ashy
ANSO don RfItLf
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'1ssI0NRR5s NOTICE

@ Imeon ID YoOdrOW huving, on the nth dayof
y Apr, 18 4, hypoper deed conveyed ~ trust TO The
for tie benefit OF bis said WOOdTOw's edit
ois al n hlg rec aud property aud chooses
inn all persons In any wigo indebted 10 said Woodrow
adj equiIsd make Immediate Ia ymen TO aud al
pc shaying elaims inst said Woodrow required
bsiuOtdor tuIeceYo any benefit under sad trust, within
tour onihs 10 ne tlsrelaims with the proper release
Co ding 10 the terms Of said deed with the unelsgned
aria GEO! Nv. SIGHTS, Assighee,
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asNil Agd' Cake, OF an ep9tsemc9t " ic Sgeeg lnnp
arllcalOng o. serviees this lin
PSs, o E Al spOi CO broadway New York; and iii
Says,is ybSssp. sq9 g@'s II s,sgyr,;oya
\. $4,000
/. +. RB
= q MI. B AbLY,S
AIN TI I. p Q Il
Z. +. G0N0RRHEA LOTION
THE GREAT ORIGINAL
FRHMCEE IN -EpG3s
Foriho SAFE 4 oe9y sGsetgsl cure o. onarrlOsA,
l lont, scWnal welkfess, ond Ill oihst III
iFHcti DBoEDRRs or tiiE uRiSARY ORGANS
q i0vauable have u9w beOg hef0ro the
public for the pi5iRlpyeafg, and aye
layoebly kroWphat Hey donot teqiicAdy Very elaho
most tc,6retcd yeoeiSkt fiYstjss IN Paris, aud since
their ntfOdyvtion into the UncI SlaieRt haze eneyiod
lng than any other medicines Of lilo kind cyer offered TO
lie public IN Tho Treatment OF Conc fhqsd aud Gite al
years standing, audit Pronei9tieW wsrraui him to
They soniaqpc mercury an other mineral subsianek,
~ ls NV " We uo, pp'
on W. " ~ W ,se
who ave Afflicted cannot do better than 10 arid
'NgE W. WIZ y @ M m & t M, ,,r,,t
as w g'e 1 G'i a.IeS Ii fSS 50
w NY, ~ q , ~, NY, '' t,
31 4 aelIe ia9lg iSn Ieys' MsNy nave Pefp
invented BY n BA LILY Physleianof Tho Paris Iiosrl,
s.p i'% y INC o'sa' SOFA P'
ilCttOA 3Nl M HENERAL thaBNFs'
Tor The United States and Canada 10 whom orders must
be sId'ssss9. ID, hi. 4, AZ. (, IL
Principal DePoi 9bS BlpadwaN corner Gfahd ST. New
York ,,,,.,,- MISUNDERSTANDING lu
loaHo'p !" |P''"ps igG IL PSF'TrRRsGE& CO,
pt,lA4 ptp,ttS,c &, - 81, en w.,
st., and by Drussists ssneTsiy 40 jei5-sm
AEEl IClTED REA0ll
ltYI,iiS Jdtpbfn S7fdirnI Uie,,a6 EitsblisboS "a
"a. 2Siss5v ~ ~ M - W AZ N'''
IT. '''''''" iNVAI,iDS
Aleoppiised thas Dt IllNtSLiN oOhass lis practice
W. u ,,TIff ~. stI3 ~ ,, 9.S ,,a. =, =
against The S66ss 0tmo,Sdjj thousands pIo S1iSSIy
w ' IVY. iSNV" '"SFNN"' N'R'N'WN'
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
treaue1l Of aoassof diseases hitherto negeStsd
qI5 ny uue slopu' as spaue" ~ ~
hlNi tAlpaoIy foik oi 9ay Fitseitat 10 ~ oNe
luet lne iemls 9l lc causes OF nel Vous seply 9ee
amo wsehiss hen'9o qng suo,-
oletye deadly aud iaaIspnns9 Of domestic misery aud
P'ema'prS, m.ggrssiily A,l,,,,c,,,
AXE i'AskIlCULAR NoIiCEEe
solitude, oieS srS@i 70 Wl61iieS q mS9iooS' Sid
S les 5o'9Sq IS' s s9s guy 4Ssss
So Ss oS osc % o,
arc ewae o ihe ,queneos, u they hnd h'
shs.,e,eu, iro. s'ssg anu uhaooouh's
fRs al6ilete Gus aiieiei beeola,s feeble, IL una
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PIanished min Ware. =

Planished Tin Ware.
UST onebedm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Plahisled Ware
Consisting Of coffee and Tea UTns. Chatting Dishes Oys
Tor SteweJs Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers Teapnt Egs
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sels-'d
he1uiimarl We respectfully solicit the attention OF
tho public varied ard beautiful OF House
aud steam Boat furnishing goods y
sI flOBBS, BARNES & co, II
NOES, Monroe 81, near tile Post ONCE,
nOvf0Fr .E" e.f. Nrt.. na II * NVhceipp Va
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NF5I5I6FNAL


ftB6S jSbesastism, sore 1htoat, Group, DliHeult
L Hnal6lpg, loolhAele, ne poIogegy faiQ ~ Ihs
ioS sti oints 6uts rultes Poison Sores, poversorcs
Path bmps ID the stomach, hoele a9tbus Sh9eIa
Gus Insects Ot Rabld Do quo cake, quo IN e hrcae
OF Pace bnTis, brufe5i oalng, ohaped hapdsi eeths
Msee Az wessaess psralysiS, fes Far Ache Vcers
SAT- Rhcun, souryY Sore Npplesi sole ipt, veneiee
SoISs sss.l1 gsg'S a. G sSs a'a''' Sou S ''''
- "''N ''4' A SOVERRfGN REMEDY, s,,s,p
which uol only removes palm almost alaulaneppsy put
ERADICATES THE DISEASE, ID, Z.
Some will laugh At the, idea Of any composition curing
such Humber Of diseases 9utltyo 6ut Teieel Ls .ie
caut6s, The pgrposilOn VIII ie,m less eS,ayagap! bt
Yeait leMuHeg pWeso gnE racIs w ieh siate w ~ ~
az who have used i tlAmseves or w 1886
effects on othes unlte IN declaring lgAt whai lu Rame
(Nonpa ely Indicates, ne Nj Lipinsni knetn. r
no pHOSENYHO THINK,
Have YOU jeyer noliceltba sirik ny npIy brtween
lly external and Internal diesset haylpg amoI
edy nisbl boptepaed which ahould DO equally applicable
nix LiNiAEAr which docs moi insult your understanding
by clhipnE tOaN beer found IN come b1lingn
Of Arieo or ngaiy eatst Of ne earh but ts hmpyihe
OtsrRHu o. suiENek belng mild and almplo ~ aRSil2p
--reacng tho most den tiDsws or man or beual-t
and yel being inno1ols to tho weake,t nar u also
than the etgHb besides bring more than four 1toosnp
elrOpgi we iheiplOfe onr iiOlop with ptdq anu coil
defe gs exactly suited to The Rhs oirloh or
poor hlehOrlow. tll sttuN lnif-lI..tt5..,ii
he unprecedented inwhloiihe Nonpareii Limnent
snm uW and The vast expense Of tho nate,las Wed init
Bakes Il impossible Tor lbs 10 ay lnr tho printing OF the
hund eds ofeernc0les We ii gh publish, do we deom
tot ltself. sl ith1tN W. ii ~
We woudhow6seF rsoti hose emlCled ones who have
80 Ouohheen Buledby Oged lihCalesaua hg atoms
10 tie olowins names, being hui ew Of the MANY per
Suns whose character Or caulOr aud vefuoity lncde no
aegye Tom U.S. aud who having Rlly leAied Us ytl0es
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win ytdss Jorpe PyooHs jtt tom ne pres.
a letter with euiuatce OF % GEMS, or Tie aue ~
rOst tlamps, addressed to+-ib. lklNkRilN. Phadol
phai Pa will secure cOny Of either OF the above books
BY IctuTn OF mail % Copies wil be sent fee l0st
ego Tor 81. BOOKSELLERS, carvasse s. travelling agoItsi
&e s0pped Wholesale at lie pbbisherB prices, wlch
q admit Of large pTOht ltt use. et.9tW
O-H-Alltottets must be post.ratd iet0
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$50 q 5Il9l ~ lNTsI


Hoe las, HeislEeil q 9Q{
6IaP "a ANp tasy Ss,l,, IN 3ls5tb,
fAxk rsaioye lleil aeT, '9P sBi7,iS
~ .lt enasl siolmelee i..ii =,
la57 Anspaoh, Brother e 9o,
HQABSsAbB ply g Y, 3 IA
John Hronte b ,Ir John y. Jlcohyi larea Msieeds
wllllAm Anspa6hi Henry Z Rlt9ali sll..asIg ,
Wolfes, ballard d Co
ggsFsRs AlP ! 599 q e 3 Z, ,ynht,s
f71 alsrftf sftstf, Fhiludulphlnla W.
C'oLl D, n kstty, lofniely Of Whsongr % epSaged
IN thls Housesl ~ le1e-alg.
Odf Peilsws, g,snsSns, rs. nsn' Aoas ,,s Of
And other Society Regatta,
Bahnrfs, Seala and Jci5fi5J lIlsiieluyfd fih sOld
5gGibbo & Siaifh, No. 70 sitiNsfs. SiFeeb
.ut9H Bdiin6res Ahfi 90 lflkH
THBe'or'meninsnalyo On N ~ eouelyisof
qfn RB0ALlA3 gsf, .ahqff +
o3a Fslioira-- GItid and Subordinate Lodge aud .
Past GruHd ana olber cGiesmspt6tht
tAHA ~ embroidered. a HA if sHN y
I, i'l e, 81, 4IhsRd Oh Degree PanasRs
Piehly embroidered kncampnient liafad
~ RegaOs
@s'o"ie--I Salghia Temple 3Qya A. u, and Master
SeHs Of 9s5plydnes- hillOnal, Gland and suhOrina
Dlylslons-o AeelsAld Members,
Red Ai3l-Saehenns, past Oileom and richly enlbl0lt
"a Degree Working and Pdrtde Roeallb
JEWELS 5flin
Or tle various Orders, Of SILVER, Qllt or Plated Aetaiq
e'''pios H1's''' l'@ BS 4 MIX g'ls'2
Banners ofavcry pia sy6 aud cost adopted to tho va.
lious Orders ana Societies manufactured 70 ordorId De
ienso, showing tho style ofih6 amS when 5bSed Als
ROBES, BASHES, COSTUMES CAPS. dc.
Computing The largest ae0rne0tto BE- 0ud inthe " s.
LODGES, BNCAMP ,,;,I DIVISIONS. AND
wishing 10 III IN their lisiie orsupply tbemssvss ,
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saddlers AardWare

AND Coach TkiNNso.
vsT oTensd large assortment oSaadlsf,s SISMs5e
Ey bows lIQbit, sPckss, Fsilowe, Carriage aid Tire
fHIete,y6insu used by tbetads, 10 which ii6ss Id
msi9 Old Stand 1853 Main 81
tii ysa t8ai Notice. efwl
AaNY iiSbiotisr j. ~ M0Tig lie rsrtpeiGp com.
I ltI Ibs style tic hrnt YIN be
Second Notice. y
BL persons Jude w. D. MOTIEare TequoatedtO
~ con and ssIllI thsir accounts nne9,9lsIy. 49,,
,grT ~ Bound to ShaYe9
nE JAQUBS LEOOULTRRS celebrated warranted
~ RgIou1 They lge VIII ihe greatest ease and ere
tile bettoyor bro1Sh 70 this market Jus! Teseysa a.
ne.alpla .NswlJsasry stols v SGlastSd
g4hrow PhyuietOl Boxa- ppIyefnaebeES
mSgRO ELscTpp YQLTAIo CHAINS.
Producing uftsni Ietef un tie moat pain ard per.
maternity eu,ing al Neuasie diseases, Rleuma
~ q BE FACE, Dslisss, sSdhsss. IT.
ttd Viiua' 1nee, POPULATIONS Of tie
I'i RE- lg iId,, S SS.Ssssi, In
PaI9lysis,
fTItSe chains were mt Introduced in the city Of New
Ypk lees than one year since, and after being subjected
"a " 6iS Vaehtine Moi Post Ialnoehau, Van liu,on
"a oihsit II wan scovertd ist they possess slIanae
d XIV a sS Sba 4 SS sues G i04S Ss
d. ltN.. fr Ia Al
,tS y, gs y I, N b,, sotiy iasy
W t IH ~ W mi mi 90 ~
10 ",sieiS Frses Germ any, AusiIn, Prussia aud Eng.
& iii@ Si CLOSE AND PONDER WBLLp
Tic prntipsa upon which II 70 claimed that the ebAlns
I'D tkef M TvetIous cues te ffsthat ali usTt9ug
go ne sendtd6 ana produce nv defeIenI iny OF
90 eyuts hud bHd an Sse1 Natre emblcseose, retine.
ify or ecctro nasneisml aad teecnd-tat te electro
snd eah di4e'ied, tepis 70 The sxhaes5a peryoay
Nn, vs. ~ F9Es' p. " ~, III ~ sVus 'I'u
~ Az vi VI ~, ~ ~ I ~, y, a ~ ~
ehlut sI ~ tsta z \, ,i - \ y. W ~ ~,
ifep WHY ~ " IN w w - NJ ~ ~ ~ w
u ~ w w -, a., VIZ,
~ ~ i{ ~ ~ W ,st '''' W ''Spu' "
slhshs5SHs - Ig,IfssSI T,Ot.T.Aps t-tt
win eivgn 70 any pelton 70 win Pfodeee go many
vel! auhenlealed OF eRle, BON from alsl-
frPHl p9cn9 ana teenuhf pytNiansi as nave peel P
lceird. h7 The Use 81 fnNeI n2eHplA heslIle Shani
slheYneyoi hl " penpH Mnet WY ete So kouo
fld no eqon has oyer peen piaef u9neN VINO hf4eNeh
= theW aitiial 4, 49,, /, :, A., s,.j ,,,. .Is.bti
-sIs .lf" lai IN FEMh liE Dlohhobo' sl,Nl
Moe than one huld.ed ieInilent oIe9 o. tioiePss,
oeep p is ,ns ~ ~ eb,in
1sSieo ne bdone s6d he other urontbe snno idsi
iheIp the usrti severe aynplona Incident 70 that
Jta..e ktc Al Once removed
MOnE M IICE
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br. Todd'b pms

tttEIgs,i forsfi,fs IA Ff1b|ie- vols.
L., i fiiSsdeilt fsroh9 Vftl Uilh. kr9aFdH RN9la
's,g ,lSaliS (. fs s. os' dftAsu SIT,
-t ,ia evil Arch trftlre fff Z
.ls4aaii e y, n IA "a :, 81 Ne pason,
Hflf Ftttl,i' 90 0eI Iitia.l .t. ntf
Iiatrfceigedbl stf. III.
Ti -rainf. tdihifh, W1l, Iotlt ND y.
tla4 bn'olft 81 One qualify 1na "a ~
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DINO GRUPT'lNB lDISEASIiSg
1T has now become settled fact, Acknowledged by the
best Physoians ofou ciig that In tho cure Of Sci oiua,
Teller and many other lseatcs, BREEitiNaEWs ELpIB
EXTRACT Agf4fARiiLlt A6p ptSPEtioN, rs decidedly
Used Md although we hy never taken the pains Of htv.
lngit published thtoushte papers, or appointing agents
lorths sale Oft set ALMOST weekly receiving
dcrs nom Yerm0n New YORK Ohio Kentucky arid other
states bypesOns, who b. sono chance means have hea Ti
ofits wonderful curative powos Tho following Us hom
eenilonAnof Vermont lew days aiIpe who used tlUr
vary serious diseasei- ~
n nNt
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Y .9BA.lllII6RE7IiI

9 Y Ell3 lAE lllIl.f DIR. F MI
Soul 8 Thompson,
,rs.0 ~ ~ 4Fp wi'otEsALR DEAtvs,.,
fSbneeo, S62ee sg.eee Indigo on
L ~ u, ,6ANl ptnt1 QaOuthits a4eAJ
Roa'-a Xxx. lleif5 ll.a = ! fetlh liaayr,,.
/, +. 'i'y'' 1,ee siEet' tlllAbgLpA
Hstablialied IN 1923
Z, a. a.. ,'il0 MPS :, sRYNUbps, Inference
KIN IN '1Nl'es Wese'n AeIsb,st, alo
~ oANgleiB. W.BJG1SI7TIl77 --SsII..-'ea
SgS44,Ni,t4.A6D, BROTHER, 4 ( y sss''s1S
800 LtgtiiRors Street. Corner sfCty
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANItpsTI,r,gAIlt,
AND nRALERa lN PINE WAfcmhs.s n,c,, ~ VRsRl
sirYERf rntrEDj AID ALBATA wl1t \. .ttLli;
FANCY G0oDSi
"! SsgSPsn''s 'belF new store with ipsn5a5
~ tf go GOLD AND SILVER WATcnEs
Frointhe nioltCelUbTatod m1ksrs 10 LorS..
aia ~ --an extensive stock aIways Nv; 't1t,
s'YSsJ o9s o. which = guaranteed to pslieis. 9
bltvER wAHB OF oUR OWN NANuS,
Silver Tea aud Coffee Helt Gobleis. 4 avIslll
slofq melseisi Slgons Forks, Pc and q,
Ice Cram ttiYet, Naplhh Rihas mi n KitiIf ktl,,
lars, 4c OiiioW deslpiA Tk '''''' SdtC,
fhATBD WARP.
b Qgncf alll Tee Spts, Urhs, lea Keitlss.I ,r,. 80
Oo'o1s aN round slsPsi CS5r' a. "a,
NAsk9sa' e'eneaH Flower bnd Pruit sllldt AZ W
n .s33tia Isl pAMpN3 work!
A superb cOlleciiJhOf Dldmohd br,e4t.t. IL.
Broad OTossee, Pilehr ings nl tit, =, ny ~ Hh
suitable ior edding Gins. Daulrl
RICH jEwELRYI ia
This branch orour b0siiisssi s i,oi su,p,,,.,,
iehli n9ht 20 mo eomtryj having wOIknnl sbrio,. y
dor our gyu euGcrvlson, eopsl9ntly making NY 3.
eg OK eNeI stsas5 we eIc lie gss.
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lhave small sorB OF common clothing that Iwll de
rose Of ID cost less 10 mals rom or my Spring
stote q, lne soods' mon
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% iIIOMrRoNT llRYNUl,ne l,,.,.., 7IlII
House respectfully Invites We1,Se IN he ~,
hlmt tell, seiltS .iii y = l''''H NeIeha1ts d y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-30
YANKEES.

The Richmond Ec0miHcr publishes very
clever and spirited article frem New York
gentleman in Virginia in vindication of the
Yankees from the frequent structures of the
Eaamiaer. The Erdmiaer, in defence, re-
fers its correspondent to the abuse it has re-
ceived from the Yankee press, and remarks
that it does not consider all Northern people
Yankees. The term is applied correctly, in
the E.ramine,-'S opinion, only to the people OF
New England.
1t is difficult to determine to whom the
term Yankee exclusively belongs, or whether
it is the exclusive property of any particular
section. 1t was bestowed by the British sol
diers upon the American defenders of liber-
ty, and, to this day, Englishmen speak Of all
Americans as Yankees. If Bull is in q good
humor, he discourses playfully of his Bro
Their Jonathan or his Yankee Cousin = if
out of humor, " id Yankees" comes as
natural to his lips as q glass of ale. Nor is
Bull alone in this. The little Canadians,
when they desire to be very cruel upon the
young Republic, condense in one word
TaRkec-the otherwise unspeakable wrath
and scorn of their mighty souls. And even
the MeXicans obtain satisfaction for all the
battles they have lost, and feel quite consoled
and comforted when they can apply the cpl
tibet Yankee to the victors of Buena Vista and
Cerro Gordo.
The term Yankee" has become very obi
Gus outside of New England, and especially
in the South, from the irruptions of Yankee
pedlars into all parts OF the country, and
from the abolition spirit which is so frequent
ly manifested in n. England. These pedlars,
the yilest, the most selfish and sordid class of
people in the world, have been believed in
all the regions which they have devastated,
to be fair representatives of the character and
tastes of the New England people. The abo-
litonists, who obstruct and resist the execu-
ton Of the laws, are accepted as specimens
of New England patriotism and regard for
law. New England, like France, has got a
bad name, from the evil conduct of bad and
aggressive men, but, in neither case, are
these men the fair representatives of the com
munity at large. In all the sterling qualities
of the human character, in courage, patriot
ism, energy and generosity, we believe the
masses of the people of the Northern States
are not surpassed by those of any other Sec
| ton. If left to themselves by the political
and abolition demagogues and traitors OF
| the North, there would be no sentiments
there towards the South, save that warm
| and even affectionate admiration which was
| once universal in the Northern States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-30
FOURTH OF JULY.-The committee an.

FOURTH OF JULY.-The committee ap-
pointed at meeting of citizens to arrange for Gel
ebrating the approaching Anniversary of our indie
pendence, have faithfully performed the arduous
duty imposed upon them. The proceedings of the
A grand Military Procession embracing the first
Regiment of Virginia Volunteers through the prin-
cipal streets of the city and thence TO the African
Church, on Broad street, where the Declaration of
Independence will be read by Mr. JAMES X. LEIGH,
to be followed by an "Oration' by the Rev'd T. V.
MOORE of this city.
After this, the line of march will be again resum.
ed to the western square, where splendid dinner
will be served to the Virginia Volunteers, by Mr. c.
G Thompson Of "Our House." and Col. Blakey of
the Broad Street Hotel"
The usual national salutes will be fired by the
''Fayette Artillery" Capt Nimmo. and we under
stand this famous old company will make strong
turn out on the occasion.
The dinner to the Volunteers ia by far the most
gratifying feature of the OCCASION and are real
ly pleased to that some of our citizens can ap
preciate their services, and are willing to show by
their acts that they too feel interest in keeping
alive in memory the eveItful day which gave our
country life and liberty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-30
THE DAILY DISPATCH
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 80 1854,
MIR. JAMES KOSHER.

We regret to announce the death OF Mr.
JAMES BosHFR, of Richmond, who departed
this life in Norfolk, at one o'clock. yesterday
morning. Mr.. Bosher had been for some
time in declining health. He was one OF the
most enterprising and public spirited OF our
citizens, and gentleman of great energy
and decision. BY the aid of these qualities
h, became very successful in life in despite
- sa,.>re calamity which Mt one time de
nr;vsd him O. Il. Ms property, He began
his career as mech ssic. his only capital be-
inc his skill and industry Mr.. Bosher W as
the founder and President of fac Fire assd'
citation of this city, and ex-ofiicio president
Of the Fire Department. The Fire Aa7ocia-
ton became highly prosperous under his ri
ministration, and the Fire Department, since
its reorganization under him, has been re-
markable for the energy and system with
which it has been conducted. His death will
be sincerely deplared 30 his many friends.
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CHARLESTON HARBOR.-STEAM
DREDGE BOAT.

The appropriation of $4,000 made by the
General Government for the purpose of re-
moving portion of the bar at Charleston is
about to be usefully applied. Proposals hav.
ing been advertised for to do the work. Mr..
L. G. Osgood, according to the New York
Times, a very successful inventor and con-
tractor i'll such work, visited the barbor and
seeing that the sea-swell and exposnre 70
white squalls, which are frequent, wonld de-.
Stroy the efficiency of any ordinary dredging
boats. he drew plan of steam dredge- boat
embracing within itself motive power and
capacity to receive and dump the stuff Praised
thus avoiding the necessity for an attendant
steam-tug and scull boats.
The Times gives the following description
OF the new vessel
The A. Bowman is now finished, and viii sail
for Charleston Hartor in few DAVIS She is IFS feet
long 80 feet BEAM feet deep Her hold ia buiIt to
contain $50 cubic yards of earth, which NAV be
dumped through trap-doors provided beueaih-
Above, an opening the whole length on either sid
tents ofthe dppers, and by means of Gliding bot
tom deposits it in the hold The propeing machine
yis in the stern, and from the boilers there tteam
BY pipes to the dredging engines forward
minute. ~ 's WY
Ihis steam dredge boat, which we believe to be ON
teaie ana plan hitherto unknown, seems complete
WITHIN iLse and under favorable ca.
pablo OF raising three cubic yards per minute
Cha lesion par on which 1t 10 TO operate is 800 feet
acfoss AT low water mark, there is but eight feet
of water and it is intended TO cut through
OF from 100 to 200 feet more 10 a deptb ofIaigbt
feetthn' giving sixteen feet fwater at low wafer
mark Such Is TIE plan, which will probably be oar.
risd out, unless the bar proves to be auick s,ud-
when OF course the project will share the fate of all
others built upon such foundation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-30
UNDERTAKING
1ISK'S PATENT BURIAL CASES.

FISKS PATENT BURIAL CASES
WE have secured the privilege of OBJ
w tanning, direct from the manufacturer. Fisk's
BURIAL CASES, which have attained to such gem
eral use and which are So highly approved on ac-
count of their neatness convenience and durability
The sale of this article in Richmond, hereto fore
has beon exclusive it having been confined to ONE
PERSON through whom alone it could be obtained
II has COW been literally offered to OTHERS, and
will be furnished to persons desiring them rates
BELOW those heretofore demanded.
Asususl, we have hand WOOD COFFINS OF
every size and character of finsh, with SHROUDS,
and everything needful for such occasions
Strict personal attention will be given to the en-
ploy ment of HEARSE and CARRIAGES, and every
necessary arrangement made to accommodate those
who may claim our services on burial occasions
Persons living in the country may command our
services in the matter Of furnishing COFFIHS, with
assurance of prompt attention.
BINFORD ( PORTER
Corner Franklin and Governor streets
e S0--dIm Richmond, Va.
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DIED

On Thursday morning, Juue IS, ct Walnut Springs
To ,mbs and daughter of the late Lewis Carlton of
King and Queen county, Virginia.
~ The papers published at Hawesville Ken
lucky: Jefferson City, Mo-; Huntsville, Alabama, will
please copy.
In New Orleans. on Monday night, 10Th inst Mrs
ELIZA WINGFiELD, widow of the late Charles c.
Wingield. of Norfolk, Va, and eldest daughter of
Thomas Wilson, Esq, of Richmond, aged Gil years,
after n lin geriug illness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-30
PLEASANT NErGHBoRs Mrs. Winlfree

PLEASANT NEIGHBoRs Mrs. Winlfree
Dean, pleasant looking lady, was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor. yesterday, charged with assauting
ard beating II snry Smith, and with striking his
child Mrs. Dean and Mr.. Smith occupy different
portions of the same house. and Smith says the aoy
made desperate attack upon him with a stool,
from which, fortunately he was saved, by the inter
position OF his mother in law. He bravely owned
up, that he WAS afraid OF her doing him some nju
nv, and asked that she should be bound over to
keep the peace.
Mrs Dean made very different statement of the
affair s1d thought that she the proper person to
to complain. Smith had gone into her house
knocked her down and stamped her, and that too
while she had her CHI lid in her arms. All this she
could prove by lady who saw the affair.
The Mayor, in order to give both parties ample
tine to gel their witnesses, adjourned the examina-
ton until this morning.