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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02
IRON PETERSBURG AND RICH.
y MOND TO THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN01
THROUGH IN TWO DAYS-The virginia an

IRON PETERSBURG AND RICH.
y MOND TO THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
THROUGH IN TWO DAYS.-The Virginia and
tennessee Railroad Company now present the quick
est safest and cheapest route. With increased iaci
public Waiting &c 's VIM z spas
Passengers isssint kichmond dsilya oasiock, Z.
i. tSundays excepted BY Mesu. Boyd, Edmond
4 Co.'S line Of Packets with experienced command
ersor the next morning ct O'Clock, By the Danville
Railroad meeting passengers leaving Petersburg At
O'clock A. NJ, the s.ne morning Ut the Junction Of
the Southside Railroad will proceed Rce's Station
where they will find line Of and superior Troy
Coaches, 6ne horses and experienced drvers m readf
mess to convey them with the most possible dspatch
win resch Lynchburg early IN the evening, in time 70
have good nghts aud take the Cars of the Vir-
gina aud Tennessee Railroad at O'clock 4. NJ next
morning TO Bonsacks, distance of AZ miles, in TWO
hours. In connection with Parish sold established
inc of Stages well known TO the travelling public
for their safety and dispatch, well supplied with new
Coaches excellent horses accommodating agents and
ready TO convey them 70 the Mountain HOUSE
White Sulphur Springs before 10 O'Clock next morn.
ing, the second day after leaving Lynchbure.
Returning, passengers viii leave the White Sui
phur Springs at O'Clock, P. M daily {Sundays en-.
ceptedJ Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at O'Clock
2. N. and arrive at the Mountain House to supper,
leaving next morning at day light breakfast at Scstrs
arrive at Bonsack's at A. O'clock, r. M.and Lynch
burg at 60 p III. leave Lynchburg same evening by
Packet at o'clock p. NJ for Richmond, arriving the
second morning at O'Clock, A. Nor by Stages at
III A. Nor from to O'Clock in the morning, and
Southside Railroad To Petersburg and Danville Rail
road to Richmond arriving same evening at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

M ASONRY.-For sale at j. W. RAN
N1 DOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery. ~
Haps and Mishaps; or Tour in Europe, by Grace
Greenwood-$I2 5
John; or is Cousin in the Hand worth two Counts
in the Bush, by E. Carline-25c.
The American Almanac, for 1854-$l
The Positive Philosophy of Auguste Comte freely
translated and condensed, by Harriet Martineau 2
yols-S4. -s Hf*
Alcoholism the Constitution of Man, being a popu-
lar scientific account. illustrated by beautifully
colored chemical chart by E. l.. WORKMANSHIP :
January No of the London Lancet Per YEARS.
The Virginia Text Book of Royal Arch MasonI y,
edited nv .I~bn Deve-St25 jal7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

"a While Rachael WAS waising nume from rehaarsal
at6t Pefersbusg.she shocked Of the conduct Of
gentleman, who seized her 10 his arms and com
monced to rub her nose with snow She screamed
! but he cnntioued the process In a. moment a
crowd collected, when the Russian put the tragedi-
ense again upon her FEET and eaid-.ssi ademoisele
ypar Dese was freezing, and that was the only way
TO save you" The French paper from which we
translate the above, says that this seems 70 have
beoa really the case. 49,
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q sssgs lIga B Ell & sIl sSssas
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Which occurs . dc pssssnSss III 4 ~ iii ID
eA&ssQe hroush the ely Of Waekingiop md Bald
more free Of any sxtr. charss xhsteys ma ~
York q rates varying hnm - 70 81 FOR each firsl
c,aa paasengers ard RroporiensesIy foe seesnd
chesp and comfortable trip 10 Nen York g g -
The Through Tickets named sboys allow feasons
BILE :ojourp IN Washington and BalHmofs, without
detriment 70 any prtyilisss eoufsned by them.
3. RUTH, Agent Of rinlporfaGon.
5 Once r. y kH r. RCes I 3 -
Richmond, Aug 18th. 1858 30 & -
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CALLOPOION, OR HEALING BALM

Il .ALLOIOlON,O h uEALANU DALM,
~ FOR CHAPPED FACE HANDS, ROUGH.
MSS, IRRlTABILiTYe OR HARSHNESS OF
THE SKIN. Gc-This admirable article will by IT'S
peculiar bland and healing properties together with
its agreeable perfume, at once recommend itself to
the confidence and patronage of the public as most
delightful essential of the toilet. Il
Its application speedily removes all irritability,
roughness harshness of the skin, rendering it BY
constant use, delcatey soft and fair.
Being composed of vegetable substances and en-
tiTelI free from mineral corrosive adulixture it
may be used with safety the tenderest infant and
will be found very efficient and cooling application
for chafug, inflamed, or excorated surfaces, kc.
Asst contains greasy substa tits cleanly and
at the same time simply and easily applied.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Druggists,
de % Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

IIKf GOODS THAT MUST ~ SOLD

1kf GOUDS THAT MUST BE SOLD,
- Yard wide Brocaae Silks. $3.50 worth q So
Plain and fancy dress silks. 7sc, black Silks supe-
splendid hsured pure wool De Laines, 50c., worth
ssc:al wool solid colos Mouslane, &C. usual price
S9acs good quality fancy figured De Laines g. 6. ri
y and Slc.; ysrd wide Shestiug Cotton, 6s; ia
Sheetines 81 Pillow Case Cotton i4-4 superior Bed
seys. Linseys Sheep's-srey. FuIIed Cloth. Fancy
Cassimeres Broad Cloths, Yestings Wool Shirts and
Drawera Marseilles Quits aud PRINCES ga Brown
and Bleached Linen, Linen and Silk Hdkfa Crayass
Half Hose. Suspenden of all kinds gents and ladies'
Gloves, Curtain Muslins, Turkey Red, plain ana
Also, . large stock of French Eeedle-worked EN-.
6roideiies, Csmbric Collars and Sleeves, in setA
Hdk Inside Capes. Muslin and Cambria Bands
and Colsrs Muslin Sleeves in great variety; Plaid
Raw Silks. Bonnet and Neck Ribbons, Kid and Sill
Gloves, &c. e 49, =. II -
The season being far advanced, will sell of the
balance OF my Cloth and Merino Clocks at cost
For the cheapest goods, call at !, - ys.ses a.
ttEs LEWIS Cheap Stores
ia ~ Is and IS Main street
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j n. Ycsk Win q ss1ashtcf O00Des
4sIecssd ~ hipe1f ffqn ~ Nav Yen. fA1ie4saP a
end Bslsimo: pafksfa reee sctfnlly ~
and the public fensdllIy ~ can sn4 ef.,R1ns 81.
color Of French. EhgliSh and Arpeficsa CLO1A1.
CA4elMEkES end yESrfN06. sscA = 81
Paris FencY Cassiueree 49,. 8 $50 sxass1
Crystal Palace do; 0nnIte Min
Velvet, plush sin and merino vesnnes
= 0ranadine silk and plush Vsiven sas .es
4 plush palm s s. ggss 90 ssaf s.ssss;ss
Paris silk 90 =.
psseu Shirts and Collar. merno Shirts and puwen,
Gloyes SockA suspenderA Crsvas, Scarh Ties.
Pocket Hdkfs, washnston and Espcisop crsvzts'
\ money ~ sExp nS DEPARTMENT. "a
s Super black, brown, olive and srsen Dress md
Pants and Vesss OF al styles ana ouslIus.
Kossuth and Ianiaftine Over Coats
Esquimaux Wrappers, Engiish Wbituev
Blue, black and brown Over Sacks Z Z ss3sx
Petershsm Over S4cka I'll color -
Turkish S,nokir 4 Gowns s. 80 80 =
Gents velvet Morning do AA43 {4*e
De. travelling Shswis ~
Do snow-storm Scarfs &c &c.
6ar ssE5 + z. b. SPENCE
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RATES OF FARE FROM RICHMOND AND
sa-A PETERSBURG. -
By Boyd & Edmond,s Packets, from Richmond -
and Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs. 90
To Sweet SPRINGS. g 90
BY Danville Railroad from Richmond and
Southside Railroad from Petersburg api -
Stages to Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
White Sulphur springs 10 80
To Sweet Springs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
80 -s5ss f;s HOMAS SHARP,
~ lift 4 Sup't Trans Va l. Tenn. R.R. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02
HNION STEAMSHIP COMPANIES

" LINE OF STEAMERss--FOR PxdEADEL-
PHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOLK
ANDCAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt MITCHELL; Steamer VIRGINIA, Can't. teal.
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BAxsseaE.
One of these splendid steamers will leeue Hchrnend
for Philadelphia, every MONDAY and DHURSDAY,
n hgh-water, touching at Cape May to land pae-
sengers. Returning leave P1ilade rhin every ned
NESDAY and SATURDAY,a ct 10 o'clsek A H.. ur-
til further notice. f,5ss.'s4. u 800 40
Passengers for Cape May viii consult THEN
by taking this route il Is in addition to bsi3s the
cheapest. the most expeditions and c6lnfortaSse
PASSENGERS ron New YoRK.--Ve have sntered
into arrangements to forward passenSers rhpoaeh TO
New York, either by carsor steamerab allowing them
the privilege Of remaining Ia PhiAdelphiA three o.
four days, proceed directly - New Yerk, npon
the arrival of the steamers :. 81 II
SHIPPERS TO THE WEsr.-TobaccOnists DESTROYS
of shiprinS TO Cincinnati wilt p3eAss bsaf . mind
that have made all the necessary
forward tobacco through at so cenisper no poauds
Dne notice win be siwsys given in al shs dy pa
pers In the city, whea the ste,ners viii Be ready
receive freight, and the hour a their sailing.
N. B.-Shippen will bear in mind that an hiHs OF
ladiuK zsua be sent % the wharf It Re<kstss 70 be
signed before the calling Of the stearnesa
Passage through - New York, LIST enAin and found
vi do do. Cape May. 81 do do Philaaaipha %; o
do. da. Philadelphia, ID cabin and bpla. "a For
s'sisAs 'Fp p 'fisd}sldEsssrRAxxs. A..1.
ss0 81 kicAmopd. Va % The Dock.
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TUVkUUA0 A0ANkH0. FkokVAkfs2 1854.
= MAe1bs1Swina ssCsa d Rorexn Literssurev nom
AAeDoearses IL ne lNueuase OF Gerry Won KnIpper.
6aaeess the butch cfirc, ish eo0ga l.a
x,se Ntqstf ospn D. LOVE.
IseM the German Of HeInsiek Hiakl-Aampar)
utdnt9ht yelled the heavens with f16nre black
49, - Hans vun Rcsenhaum stepped IRON the or
- halls OF the kfnkel Laser Hama Fam 6sus und
saue. The loan OF the beer ssjit d6slied his wild
osord, and the murmur d the veniDs breeze min
e5od y hh seut With The memories oil cries for
sanod~r pfetx.i r. Ard /" pfina 10 de Lager r and
snnnline u harps and ptAnos- ithad been con-
= k.-a rtna I, be cried from the hc,tom Of his
0eAd and voice. ksta-riua f-kpmm herHusts-
&he breess sizhed Ia the viac leayes--the waves
HIp1&d-a1t was still
Usce more Ia agony arose that cry--s Ksta.
Eina r. zss'ss'
Deep from me recsss Of The second story window
murmured answer. - sss'ssl
Mir komm Aeyaas - 4 .@
w !" yot--you r,sf kom out p roared Hams 10 all
NE fstes OF rejected love. Dsn you goes mi, der
spetel an be donderea! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ocoWycfenQth r
Is brick dew from his hand, skinned through The
u1ay sir--'here was the Jingle OF broken glass--a
cry % female Dutcb-and--all was silent
= 6ltu wandersin dark midnights the spectral form
-o1Hahs Won Rosenbaufn around that dwelling still
r1nE from the widow The ghos.ly cry OF war come
1srees III winss IL wsyl IN the nrht wind . phau
tDsu brick bat and still the beushted tfavAef
hcars n last dismal wall in Dutch All things Id
heaven and on card, are re- scaoei and reflected ID
! thelf ghosts or in their shadows.
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% ess55z4ss. hss 49, !: g 9.
UTE c7yhSsF 3f mn 6 e g s. Ds;
& Essfsinf xHfiIdFlCixI 1I6Ta. v6isE y Cd
Of tie grssssse and most inportaat sqyene1 eve1
ssae 10 fhis brnneh a. tha .nnntisfss an
3 Ths atmpEevemenk eopsfsga e the emqIeynele 81 !
neta1 superior to eold 4 p.st md e t1e eomlsfs
= khs same time farms tbs mOqt lsanffai ez4 aaens
ri looking gum aud M!ine sP an snd hses.
become nnpleasant 70 the wessers ~ tho serWmpla-
don of particles Of food other substances between
them No ceher mode Of moNnttng artificial teeth z
comparable 70 this In any fespecE
8 Fcssuus wearing teeth (inssFted II u ef1innxy
v1y nnd NOT siviEe safiGisfion,) sxs invited to m
this nventioa whish fhsJ eaa q . bst lissis ssd
ac1eI Scsf = :. s. i. 80. -.
Of work to amy pereons who viii call &C our once,
wheEhsr they wspt axt6cisl teeth qr not -
g 80 WAIT i MAHONY, DentistA
ny 17--dkuts 0f5ce. 1n Msin street. /
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rs11z--l 81 NUNS q CLARK &

9. -, :. NUNS q CLARK Is
PfANOS.--P. H. TAYLOR, cole
III H III Jssent in this city for the sale Of
- y uPIANO FORTES made by the above
nsmed celebrated makers q constantly receiving
elegant and plain PIANOS from their extensive and
Ions estsblishe d mandatory. .ss9 f5t Is
They combine ell the modern improvements, and
are renowned for keeping Ia tune
e. The public cautioned to observe that the
title of the firm il NUNxs l. CLARK.
: Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
Guitars violins. AccordeoDs and Flutes also, Gut
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
PHI. T. has in store the largest stock OF new and
10 in the weekly receipt of Gil the new and fashion
able Music of the day. A liberal discount made 70
!. :" -' - PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
iA13 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02
0N0 DOLLARS REWARD. Ram

CfM DOLLARS REWARD. - Ran
SSJO away, on the 18th December a very blsck
NESko NAN named R0BT. PATTERSON. He
ABOUT feet high, of large frame, aud win weigh
sooe4 ag pornds-hss serious OF tuen leok, and q
"a. bose de reads, writes and speaks very correctly,
tslss slowly. dresses well and 2asses ss Baptist
pIsscher OF exhorfer He is asuperior factory hand,
and may show free ra2ers 70 set WORK hut 1t 10
saoashF he viii try 10 get to hss State, or on the
Liberia PACKET, Though that 10 doubifuIl as he
hes irequently visited Williamsburg, but left in the
cas- tor Petersburg where he las brother or rels
tieAs- The above reward, ard ell expenses win DO
paed, secured IN jsii or delivesed NJ
WILLIAM WALsfi's Shoe Store,
de Y No. IS Msin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02
DICHMOND AND DANyILLE Rail

pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD-OPEN TO OvERBY'S "a MILES.
On and after Monday Oct Sd, 1873 the regular pas
senger train will run daily, Sundays excepte be-
tween Richmond and Overbys.
The train viii stop for passengers at the follow.
ing points only: Manchester, Robiou's. Coafeld, To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Mat.oax Chula, Amelia C. Fl,
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary Haytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keysvlle, Drake's Branch and
Overby's. FJ5EF Eg.9
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. M Returning,
leave Overby's at u so O'Clock r. M.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age half
price. -
Servants by themselvesmust be furnished
with two passes, that can be retained in the
Office, and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to 60 on the cars
Passenger for Halifax C. H., Danyille and Green's
borough, can meet Messrs Flagg Co.'s four horse
coaches at Overby's daily and those for German
Flsgg 4 Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at OveTby's. Passengers
for GAINESVILLE, Milton N. C., and Yanceyville, can
meet MessTs. Moss Co.'S coaches q. oyerby's on
and Yanceyville BY Flssg Co.'s line Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at Overby's. r-sA !
Passengers for LynchbuYs, via South15de Railroad
and Flagg Goa stages daily -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

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Aete TIL 16y 6scoboDg9 t13nlseIyo0 eoSether un1e1
rhNSeyl6 t1f 1fnF or vv1ss93OM f{1WIBoR -
vi tsnsiess sis 0e0cz4s; oO16ni4610N -
FORWARDING BuefMN0o e - q SfSa1 Il n.
w, cosnsr Of Cary and Pearl streefs lesd1a1 q
slsssos s''ssss 8 W. Sc ~ ~ rkq93
February 1t ia,l & 'I7s1s'' 6 g stsa
REMOVAL -srhs 5i6cssf he Masda stsv cotsoa
ard WoI Maasf dcfarisg CSMpdsD ID removed 70 the
'afsIs 30 ! WI 81 POWERS. Asshe
|rOPARTNERSHIPKi Richard H. luke,
~ late Of the hn, Of A. Garrett 1 Co. and i. a.
Hutcheson. formerly Of CaFoliss- couufy and late
eth = ]! Wilson, hays this Aax fofmede espA1uef.
ship under the rmand style 81 puke Hsic6eSon,
and taken the No IL west Main IT.. three DOOR
beloa WIN Psfmer's and seven above the Old Mar.
ket. FIR the purposs-ef eenductias - GENERAL
0RocERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARQIN0
BUSINESS They will keep general and wstf e.
feeted stock IT Fsmily Groceries suitable for both
town and country trade, which they oder 10 their
freud: md the puslie on = good tsrms - they ear
be had in this CRY. - ssasts4a : i. r.sg -
They give personal attentien to the sales or Tobac
CO. Wheat, Fious Corn, and every description Of
country produce entrusted their care and
fully solicit consignments I
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IEll DOLLAkS RE D.-Ra

IRn DOLLAkS RE D.-Ran
s1OOaway from the subscriber about the mid.
die OF this month, RICHARD. sometimes called
Dick He is stout built about feet or 6 inches IL
height. OF brown complexion, long hair, detected
look. and slow to speak :
Also. billiard. He sstoat built about 5 feet
OF inches high, of brown complexion, has thick
lips and full eyes, scar on his back or hips, and is
quick to speak. va
Also, THOMAS, sometimes called Tom. He i.
bender built about feet5 81 g. inehhss in heizht OF
yellow compile xioD, and scsr,oa one Of his lie g.
will give the above reward for the three or $50
reward for either one of them if taken out of the
State $40 reward if taken in the Stste and out OF
tAe county and the customsryrew If taken in the
county, and all expenses paid.
: - ~ NEWMAN NEWLY.
CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY, Vas, Jan. %, 1854
. ia 2i-2w* ss r.
(Enonirer copv rnoaw0w, tfr -
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD ]

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-Visi to tie
Springs may expect comfort by this re use than
before; and if the cost of mealsis considered
other route offers lever fare The road open to tho
base of the Blue Ridge and the rolls now bsins laid
between Waynesborough and Stauntou, it will be IN
operation this season. ,,.esz., 81.
The Stage line is under the management OF J. L
Heisken, SO well known to the public.
Cars leave Richmond daily at es25 A. NJ, and the
Western terminus of the Railroads. 10 25 A. M.
f@sE DAILY CONNECTION. psi
To Reckbridge Alum Springs, fare..............S 50
White Sulphur, passing the Alum Warm
and Hot Springs. 50
Bath Alum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
Wsrm Springs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Hot Springs. ..........................3 50
- Lexington. co
Staanton. ........................ ......... 90
CElpeper C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A 50
Our STAGES arrive in Staunton at 8 O'clock 2 M
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= O. HAsKINs, SHIP CHANDLER

EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE RSU.
= hANCE-The Richmond Fire Association are
low prepared 70 issue policies OF Insurance on tho
shove Description of risks as reasonable terms as
M similar company, and respectfully ASK share Of
seived 81 the Office, No 223, cof4ref Main and 9Th
sreets where the officers will che srally furnish all
,nlof1 ssion That may be required All losses prompt
" and fsersily adjusted.
JAMES BosHER, President.
JoHH II. b0SHER, Secretary. NH IL
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS AND DEAL
i ERS IN CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS.
WARB--R. l. HICKSON, 2i8 Broad street, oppo,
site Messrs Breeden, Fox Co.'S Dry Goods store In
addition to his present loFge stock, is now receviug
per shaP Grecsal, at Baltimore from Liverpool ID
crates white Granite aaa blue Printed. vii common
wares purchased pressas TO the late adyan se he viii
be enabled to sell low His stock of China tea setts and
fancy goods 10 the, line is well selected ~
. Alfo Knivssaua Forks by set or dozen, Waiters
Trays, Euglsh AIbata Plated Ware, equal to Silver
snch a. Table and Tea Spoons Forks. Butter Knives
Castor Frames &c. de-