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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-26
THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The ci!cnistion Of the DAILY DIsPArCH
eSnnosrsbiy that Of ill the Dsiypspsrs Of
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY

Is Main street, two doors below Purcell, Ladd
Co take pleasure in informing the frien nds aud pat
rons of their establishment and the public without
distinction that they have recently returned from the
northern cities with large and beautiful assortment
Their stock consists OF fine En- gsh and French Cloth
Dress and Frock Coat' Fine French Cashmere and
Pants Black and Fancy Silk aud Satin Vests, Mar.
seiles &c, &c.
full assortment of BOY CLOTHING. Also.
Trunks Shirts Cravsts, Gloves, Silk and cotton Un.
eershirts, Umbrellas, Drawers &c. Their stock has
been manufactured in the most Fashionable Style
and substantial manner, and they will sell good and
well made Clothing at such prices will more than
realize the expectation of the public. Their Cloth
ing scnt IN the latest style otherwise Iuit the
taste OF ctetomere se 27--lmA
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER DRY GOODS.-I have just opened an
entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets. on
tine most favorable terms. | am prepared to offer
great Inducements to purchasers Among the as.
sortment may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods of all styles
Eubroderies and La.es
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
good sssortment for Gentlemen, Boys' and Ser.
wants Wesr-with large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invits to give me
call, ss am determined to sell cheap as any other
house in the city. H. ROSENFELD,
Sc 1S-Sm IT'S Broad ct,
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OOK AT THIS.-$2U,0D0 worth of
~ Ready Made Clothing at cost, embracing every
style OF garments suitable for Fall and Winter wear
The subscribers have determined to quit the business
in Richmond on the first Of January, 1855, and win
positively sell at cost either wholesale or retail To
merchants and others here is rare chance. The
goods fresh, fine and we II nade and the stock il
ample Call at the Franklin Clothing Store, No. SO
Main street r DECOIJ T. ca
above =
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F ALL DRY GOODS,

CHEAP FOR CASH.
TNHE subscriber has now in store his fall
Il stock, comprising every description of GOODS
usually kept in dry goods house.
Heinvites the atteotion of the Ladies to a hard.
some sfsortme mt ofrch plaid Goods ofthe most fash
ionable styles, well large stock of Fall and
Winter PRINTS
Always in store full supply of DOMESTIC
GOODS, tvith ftl assortment of Negro Clothing.
purchased in the Northern Cities By himself ct the
late reduction.
The most liberal ADVANTAGES offered to CASH Gus
tuners. WIN. BOOTWRIGHT
oc f2-1m 285 Broad st., corner of 1st st.
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NEW GOODsl NEW .GOODsl,-The

~ undersigned has Just returned from the North.
extensive select stock of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS. principally for cash, at exceedingly
lew prices and will sell the same ct small advance
cost In the assortment will be found solid col.
ored French Mousiins, fine Cd French Merinoes In
broidery, In sreas variety black Six trimminr
Laces; Gne Cloths in all coiors for Ladies' Clonks
large stock French Corsets with endless variety
of Sks, colors in ashes of roses tan, stone plaid
and black and brocade. For good gans cali at the
90 6-2m cas- Broad street.
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FALL TRADE.
FALL IMPORTATION

FALL IMPORTATION
OF EARTHENWARE AND CHINA,
FsEsm REcIIPTs OF GLASS AKD FANCY Ak7tctEs.
VNHE subscriber offers to the trade large
j. and varied stock of Esrthenwsre. ard China ard
Glass; the patterns ofwhich we're selected BY himself
In person. .
Having an experience of many yesrs in this parti-
cu'ar business he feels great confidence in stating
th,ti9 point Of price sna qpshy 4 win compare ia
voraby with any other house In the q SIDE.
Do do g,sIns and Ewers, Jugs Tea Ware, &c.
BlGe eraut. Flowing aud Fancy do
Blue Decorated Chins Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do DO Teaand Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do of above variety
White China dsof above variety
Cofrr-on Ware of every description, suitable for
whoesalins, wieh he offers upon such terms for easA
as cannot fail 70 pieass.
Fine Msntel Pier and Toilet Gla,ses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery. Waiters& Britannia Ware
Safety, ard other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in eeerS Variety.
All he asks is call; and ne eels assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packer is one of the best in the trade.
Stope Ware at Factory prices.
oco-im Jas. d. b EVANS, lit Maiu ct.
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There were 10 deaths from yellow feyer in
Charleston during the 45 hours ending Sunday
night. ,.s......-....
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oYsrERs-The Northern papers complain that
the oysters ofthe waters of the Chesapeake, thus
tar thisseason, have proved markedly deleterious
to health. Persons have been taken violently III.
after eating them, traw especially,) with cramp
cholic, cholera morbus, &c, and in some cases
death has ensued Crabs, too, have produced simi.
reanIta -. ~.
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AND

RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
led fact that the only genuine article of Bottled
SODA WATER, in the city, is put up by M. Nc
CORMACK, who fatters himself that he is able to
compete with any man ufactory, either North or
South, having been in the business for
years past.
To avoid impo,ition. be sure to call for M McCOR-
MACK'S SODA WATER. :
N. b: All orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to.
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
of the city daily.
=, All persons having my bottles will please return
them Immediately. M MCCORMICK,
oc Its s- No. S08 Broad ct,
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INDIAN BArrIEs-List of menof G Company.
Sixth Infantry, killed in an engagement with the
Sioux Indians, near Fort Laramie, on tho 18th day
of August. 1854: Lieut.. JohnL. Grattan; Sergt
VIM. P. Fayer; Corporal Chas- McNulty; Must
Anthony Boyle, Chas. Burkle, VIM. Cameron, Nj
chael Collins, John Courtney, John Cuddy, wound.
ed ON the 19h and died on the 22d, John Donohoe,
Jas Fitzpatrick, John Finn, David Hammill, John
ley, Waller MURRAY, f.ssi.L n.Rnsirie 4, Ghss pis.
tenius, Aldophus Piumhof, S:okely Il. Rushiog,
Stanis Sauiewski, Edward Stsvens, John Sweet.
man, William Whitiord, John Williams, Thomas
Smith; Auguste Lucien, Post Interpreter. ses
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WM. sA1TLER,
142 MAIS ST.,
IMPORTER AMI DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS nm ARTISTS Nd

PAINTS, OILS I'M ARTISTS Nd
I,ERI\LS,
OFFERS to the cif2 or country Trade,
:. - hls unusual large stck Of dry and ground
rA,MTs { 4 iTI q LiNSEED Oil Aad SPIRITS OF TuR
yican Of different sizes and Nusitiss Ilso White
Lad, Neutral White. WhtIxg. Ksssnmirr .snsnish
Brown, vspdyke brown, sFenetisnE RrS $elfow
0chree, Purple Lake, yerd,er Pards eng fsbrnsns
Green Punice and R0tt ten,t me sropna A. a. I,sn
put up In barrels kegs or pas skaess susbie g., hos
and coach Panters, Decerstf nrr and 3rainer., nsa
Architects. Engineers and Atisfs will End f,ii IT, :.
sortment OF articles for their &se s'-
The most of the shove arfi les being nv own ma.
nnfaeture and selected by m5self feel asaur,d ~.
can suit nay customerS In any way oc 19-dIm
DEW IN ST. JAME8 CHURCH FOR
sALE,--The owner Of FEW No i8. In 81.
9smss Church. having remoss from Richmond. bss
sutnorizsd me 70 sell H. Apry TO
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened 4 Youndrv
on 10th street, between Main and Cary s.reefs il
prepared to execute orders for ell kinds of Plain and
workmanlike manner. 4-s- - -
As he is prepared to cast every day. ersons want.
Ing work done can be accommodated In few hours'
notice.
Allkindsof Ship, House and Church BELLS made
70 order.
ed.
B:-Hishsst cash price paid for old metals.
nv 25-9m -e-7- !
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+ THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
Tho Nnuember number of this exeeileut Pc
riodical has been already laid upon our ta-
BILE. 1t is an excellent number, filled with
valuable and entertaining articles. The cri-
tical notices exhibit fine taste and judgment.
There is very interesting editorial letter
from Eurona.
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DR.. E. Gunter, tried for the murder Of Mr..
Scurry, in Newberry, 8. c. has been acquitted.
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pICOTS LUSTRAL r1AIR TONIC
This matchless beautifyer of the Hair, as an ar
tcle OF daily use for dressing the hair is rapidly
1t gives glossy softness and prevents the falling
out of the hair, removes dand1uf ard imparts to the
hair fine perfume. Price 25 cts
zS-ts F. l. PICOT
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MELANCHOLY Loss.-H became our pain.
full duty, yesterday, to announce the depar-
ture, from the fearful vale of single blessed
ness, of Rev. Antoinette Brown, who has gone
to the smiling and orange blossom world of
matrimony. Lest our readers may have over
looked the important notice, we again pub
lish it:
MARRIED-At Carmel, N. Y on Tuesday, Octo-
Der II, by the Rev. II. Livingston, DIR. James Fl.
Merritt to Miss Antoinette Brown.
We trustthat DR.. Merritt, now Mrs. Brown
will prove worthy Minister'S spouse, and
go about among the other lady parishioners,
doing as much good as possible showing the
women how to govern their hus bands, if they
need any instruction on that point, and Gu.
ring the sick bodies of the people, while the
parson attends to the more important con
Germs of their souls.
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THE HrEa Law REPUDIArED.-We published
an Item day or two since from the Cinsinnati
Gazette, which stated that Mr.. Thomas Hyer was
IN tnat city preparing for q fight with . Western
pug'iisf, for three thousand dollars. The N. Y.
Herald states that Mr.. Hyer was not In Cincinnati
at the time mentioned nor has he the most remote
Idea OF engaging in any pugilistic encounter. He
says he is not ambitious to CLEAN any moro laurels
from the ring
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Rev. Chas. NJ Tagsart Of the Unitarian church.
In Charleston Is dead. ss
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
By J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DlsPArCH 10 servee 10 suhscr,h.r.
st SIX Arp A. avAerEA cExrs rER wERK payable
20 the c.rref weekly. Price for mailing, ei rear
The wEESLY DISPATCH e issued svery Pri.
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GRATEs AND FENDERs.-Fiye Hum.

Z GTNAI Ed AND I TENNDEhS.-FIV6H HUN
~ dred Ensmeled OR iTES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices te subscriber has for sale
me largest stock of GRAiEs aud TENDERS ever
before offered for sale ia tns city, of his ewn manu-
tacture. The Crates embrNce all the various kinds
and patterns, such as squs1e topped Gothic Liptic
Circles &c, with beAuttA rounding Tenders, Sum.
mer Pieces &c. to match.
Orders for Crates, Fenders, &C., frem town and
country, punctu lily sttendat TO and carefully packed
Merchants pufchasns TO sell again. will be fupplied
at the lowest northern prcS with the usual discount
eli for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell aud b. kss Foundry, on Main be-
tween sth and 9th SITS, Richmond, VS..
sc 23-3m. SAMUEL d. DENOON
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EOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
= WAGONS superior piece of workmanship, Of
Of Broad street, where it may be seen. IL has been
used but very little, and that near the city
Any person wishing article Of the kind NAV rest
assured thet great pains were taken by tho well
durability. = :. --.- - y - ~ 81 -" 80
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RTANT 4NNoJNCEMENT.--

M T . RTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS -
Il The undersigned woald respectfully inform all
persons who may be in want of ORNAMEN A l.
IRON RAILING for Dwellit gs, Cemetery Lots
&c that he has purchaskd the patent right TO max
and put up ORNAMENTAL RAILING upon new
and improved principle which will enable him to nut
such work fully Is per cent cheaper than has ever
or caa be done by ary other establishment in
the city. be has also received several new and beau
ttal patterns, TO which lie would invite particular
attention. JAMES ID BROWNE
se 23-dlm 9th street pext TO Isfavetfe Hall
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RICHM 0ND, Va:
THUasDAY MoRNINo, OCTOBER :s 1ss4

PoLTGAMY DEFESDED.--The CLEVELAND
Tiaindealer publishes letter, protesting to
pe written by james Mcknight, Mormon
elder, vindicating the system of Polygamy.
Inc elder discourses upon the beauties of
Polygamy with great unction. He says that
one Of the advantages of the Mormon system
= that their marriages are indissoluble after
death, which is more than can be said of
them during life-Bigham Young havingthe
power to dissolve them whenever he
chooses.
Elder Mcknight states, in spirit of be-
coming humility, that as to himself, he has
az yet married but two wives. This, quoth
the elder, in detected tone, ais small be-
ginning, but the day of small things is not to
be despised." He confesses, however, that
having but two wives, while the majority
around him have more, he feels somewhat
SLIM" but promises to do better after
while. He states that the young Mormon Ia
dies often choose an old man with ten or
twenty, or forty wives, in preference to
young man without one. Mr. Mcknight AYERS
that there are instances of from six to ten
wives inhabiting one dwelling, and living
amicably, though for the most part each wife
has her own house and rules her own chill
dren. The refractory females are also prompt
ed to docility by the Mormon belief, that nm
less the woman is obedient and submissive to
her husband, she will most assuredly be
damned.
We would respectfully ask the Cleveland
Plaindealer whether James Mcknight, Nor
mon elder, is not creation Of the waggish
brain that conducts the Plaindea1er.
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\ The English gxid-nnacs are speculatine upon the
what singular fact that the iritials OF the two
royal couples In France and England. now united
in 90 close an alliance, form the word Nesa the Tiy,
er on which st. Petersburgh stands. The names,
II will be remembered, are Napoleon, Eugenie,
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A CARD haee this day come to the
"a determination toi sell in future FOR CASH
ONLY. as | shall hstT no expenses for charging
,ods collecting bills d ating no bad debts
will enable TO sell Auch cheaper for cash shall
continue to keep GROCERIES ef the very best quail
tiles and sell them at e small advance above cost.
To those who have POD me their bills punctualIy,
feel grateful and hopevthey viii continue to favor
with their orders.
All goods bought from will be delivered free of
charge. T. w TURPIN
@ ocer, No, 257, Main t., between eth and 9Th sts
Richmond, 18th Oct. 1854. &C l7-I2t
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER &, VINCENT.

MAhbIE WUKKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,
M MARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
4iA between 5th and 9Th streets, and nearly cppc-
site the Second Beptist Church. -
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTS, &c , of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style ofthe art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed In man.
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens of work executed by them, as the
best test of their merit. ~ l3-dSm
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RRANDlES, WINES AND CIGARS
II DUDLEY l. co. have in store a very supe rior
lot of the above which they will sell in quantities
to suit pnrchase.s:
80 casks Dark and Pale Brandies
10 do Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
As bbls. Old Rye Noun ain Whiskey
Old Schedam Holland Gin
Scotch and Irish Whiskey -
Mariscbino Curcoa Absynth and other Cor.
oc l6I disls. 72 MAIN STREET.
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DOCT. pLUME, of the OId Medica

II n
nsoase = still enessed in treating all sorts Of
gho may have been unfortunate in ibsr
~ pr wonid particularly Invite caii from persons
scians ss neureble. Cases are few indesd thst csl
nos be Ieached BY medicine when correctly sppjiee
The article known 9. the Chemicdt Ertraef Of French
Eaofrers Prooaoly me very best thing nov before
the pubc for renogating sysfem ALREADY red
by dissiP.iicn oI ctheT csnse The Asus ana Fsvsr
Price 81 per bottle. 81 ''sY4 - Il
Ofice on Franklin street, just below tbs xeh.nes
Hotel and Grst door south q Trinity Church, Rick-
mohd, Va ~ -@STl q
Medicines securely packed and ssnt to .dsr, With
uil directions - rs
II ICORICE, FLOUR, &c.-T hc snbscri
IL her has nov u store, md oasm Tor ssle--
80 cases Ferdinand and Iabslla Lleosics Rssts
20 do Ottomnpp do de-
- do Sanford Do DO
IS do TIE do do
~ 20 do Crea do 6tieke
50 do P.k 3. ss DO do
80 bbls. 1raeks Family Flour
40 lbs prime black TonquA Beans
Is huf boEss LoseTine's doyble Loaf Sugar
G = ps''. g Ua1as1 mo. !. saOn,rs !
~ ~ Cegnss oasJ and Yireinia Stsssis.
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MOTTO E.-All persons having Claims
IN ssninst the estate of Gee. Washington Atkin-
those indebted TO the estate will please call and set.
tie. PUsLEY T. ATKINSON, Ex'or Of s
oc 2o-1eth Geo. Washir eton Atkinson decd
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The Saut Ste Marie journal, gives the psrticu
lars of new and important treaty made with the
Chippewa Indians. By this treaty an extensive
tract of country, at the north west extremity OF
Lake Superior, of about 900 coo acres II acquired.
The land is particularly valuable for its mineral
stores, being thought TO be rich 10 copper.
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NEW GROCERY sTORE-Co
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

" WARD.-Ranavsnyfr from the subscriber on the
about p years of age feet or inches high, gin
gsrbread color; he wse raised in Hampton by Mr.
smeiti he has Inothts now living at Old Point, to
which place believe Se has gone. / will give the
above reward to any rson W no will deliver him to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS,
il 20 No. WA street, under Citg Rotel.
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STORAGE Having the large and com
~ podious WAREHOUSE on the South side OF
the Basin, next to aessrs. Ludlam L Watson's am
prepared 20 take Il. STORAGE, on reasonable terms
TOBACCO; of myPwn msnufaeture: for sale.
sp6-dtiJsn'y Wm. 7 BLAIR.
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s. CARPETING.
THE subscriber has just received, ON
- coEagnment. and now open for inspection,
very large ardkchoice assortment Of the newcrt pat
terms of Engsh q
Tspssil,. {CARPETING.
Together with fall stock Of Three-ply Tnsran and
Ventian Carpstings which he 10 ordered TO 8 II Il
cess prices, 10 Close them insmcdistefy.
Persons ab0st fnrnishina. have IN oppcrtunity If
supplying themselves. q very law prices. q
s--s. le WM BOOTH,
ec J4--zw 40 Main 1t !, Garner Of 18th.
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RuMoRED MURDEa OF A Crew BY THE MoRMoNs-
1T Is rumored that the schooner Robt Wills, which
suddenly disappe ared last fall on this Lake, was
captured by the Mormons at Beaver Island. her cap.
tain and crew murdered and the vessel unloadt d
and scuftled, She was on her way from Chicago
and was last seen off Sheboygsn, An escaped Nor.
mon has revealed these facts under oath, and the u
s. steamer Michigan has been sent to look into the
affair. .-Milwaukie Neps, Oct 1S.a
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/ IFE INSURANCE ON WHITE PER

~ SONS AND SLAVES UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE tCOMPANY-CApITAL AND
ASSETS, Sizes 2s6 CO. tThis Coz pany viii take risks
on the Lives of WhitePersoDs and Slaves on favor.
able terms. For rates. sc, spply to
I. +. BRESEE, Agent,
Once of the Valley Fite aud Marine Insurance
Co, under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. r. w HANCOCK, examiner.
RENcEs.-James Dunlop, Hugh W. Fry, John
cock Chesterfield CO.,, oc 7-lm
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WILLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTER
w Err AND fAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informs the public Il at his Spring assortment Of
Goods in his line is move complete consisting of gilt
velvet, satin and coutnen PAPERS; BORDERS,
FIRE SCREENS anf. CURTAIN PAPERS; Also
large stock of Cannon and cocoa mating OIL
CLOTHS, Window SHADES, CORNICES, Curtain
BANDS, &c, ell of which he will sell at the lowest
prices, at his Furnishing Ware Rooms No. 140 Main
street. corner of 18th. 3 I5-ta
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In Lischfeld poor house, Conn . girl named Jean
neite Barney was choked to death while n q ner.
vous fit, by her roommate, woman named Betsy
Wadhans who gave o. . reason thatshe wished 70
end the eirrs misery. Very PLEASANT and unsslaeh
regard, that Wadhams nas friend and no mis-
take.
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The number Of hushels Of grain cope1med = the
disilleiies 81 the united etates, b yer, eonnle
90 10 ses enteen niilioDs - asrs ene' eauss q
the dsar nsos az breaf- Sh ii ~ ezsk ssss
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BUSINESS HOUSE ON MAIN ST.
- FOR RENT.-The large and admirably arrau-
sea building on Main sire adjoining Kent Paine
Pemberton and Brother, is for rert and Immediate
possession may be had.
Its location and arrangement render it decidedly
one of the most desirable houses in the city for
lar &c busine 9.
Sc % TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
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Among the passeDgers Of the illfated Arctic, we
Ind the name Of X. .. Williams and vtes q
Eatchez. Mr. Williams hsd lately eome tneo pc.
session Of very large fortune, and he'd beea ma
king . tour of tho c0niinent. g 81
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M EW AND BEAUTIFUL.-We would
1N invite the attention of those in want of some.
ment of Scarfs, Cra,ats, De Joinviie, Hap,n ana
Albert Ties of the latest styles and most desr. BILE
patterns We solicit sn examination.
VIM. F. ADCOCK CO,
xoc IL Under American Hotel
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-26

Somebody In Bath called upon ono OF the spothe.
carries Ia that place late one night, recently, and
purchased On eunefic, with which - len for home
lie was the earliest customer at the same shop on
the following morning. and called for another eine
ic saying that be believed the hrs ons wa mt spod
as he could 'nt make Il star downi x .s, ssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-26

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-26

SHETKscE ron HArR- Joseph DIX. convicted
person of Helen Haggarty, has been scnicnccd 10
Auburn State Prison Tor term cl nlteen ysaSs.
The offsncewss committed on the l4sb, q special
grand Jury summoned on the l0.h, m Indictment
found on the l7fh, and q trial had and sentenced
passed on the 18th and 19sh as x ssssa