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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-05-17

SMOKING TOBACCO.-ao0O PAPERS OF s. syib
Srior Virginia Smoking Tobacco, recommended +"
:" first families" For sale by .,,,voOn
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GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES AND TER
RITORIES,
Nth their Salaries and Terms Of OGce the Number Of
Senators and Representatives tile State Legislatures aCif
their respectire Terms. Those in Zokic Wigs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-05-17

I'D ALEIGH & CASTOR RAIL ROAD.-Slaves
ANare not permitted to travel the Rail Road without
written permit from their Duplicates should in all
be given the Ticket gents instructed to retain
one copy of every pass. JAMES NJ POOL,
Ticket Agent.
Raleigh January 6, 1854. Is
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ENINE TABLE GUTLERY.-Iy0RY BAIAN'
IL Handled Knives aud Forks, 81 pr. in sett.
Ivory Handled Game and Beef Carvers and ForhS S bs
Butter Knives and Steels. For pSSan n
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GOODS FOR EVERY RODY.-GUNNY Al
w Hemp Bagging,
Brown, Clarified, Crushed and Loaf Sugar,
Rio, Laguira and Old Java Coffee,
Green and Black Tea, very good
80 Kegs Nails and Brads.
j. BROWN
SnDt o6 1879 On
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DERFUMERY, Hair Brushes, Tooth bfusD'7
IL Fancy articles in great variety for sale BY
Nov. 4th "
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WNTE HAVE JUST OPENED MORE NEW GO0gss
Wv which were made TO order at our Manufacturing
Enlistment in New York The richest invoice yet nye
Call and examine E. L. HARDIN
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JOHN Cox, Edenton,
JOSHUA bonner, Salem,
J. III. Pool, Elizabeth City,
+. f. FAGAN, Plymouth,
ALEx'R MITCHELL, Newborn,
w. n. H. SMITH, Murfrees-
borough,
n. B. WILLIAMS, Charlotte,
JOHN B. BARRETT, Milton,
A. 7. SUNNY, Asheville.
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SUPERIOR GREEN TEA.
- Superior Black Tea.
Quincy and Hemp Bagging
Bale Rope and Irvine For sale by
J. BROWN.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1858. 90
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The following are the Counties comnoS;
AToRIAL DIsTRIcTs Of North Carolina the Fifty
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n VOWS KATHIRON.-12 Dozen Bottles I''
M ceived and for sale wholesale and retail. HPEsCUn
7. f. rh'9iol- <
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FOR SALE-I offer my house and lot in Chapel Hill
III for sale, the lot contains acres the house a
brick building, the body of which is two story, with
four Rooms 40 by feet with Ell of so feet by Is with
two Rooms, and is of story, good well of and
other out houses the street directly of the Col
oge and is very desirable situation Terms
dating. E. HUNT
Chapel Hill, Feb. 22nd 1854. 26-t1stJpd
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0SSAGE ORANGE.-The Hedge Plant of America,
NDThe Usage Orange has than met the most
gune expectations of its friends regards the
great object in view good and beautiful fence adaptation
10 climate variety of SOIL hardness easy propagation
and cheapness it is all that be desired. supply of
the Seed and Treatise the cultivation of the plant
be had of P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh; March %, 1854. 3S-
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r OST.-ONE PROMISSORY NOTE made PAYABLE
e. by r. ID. ATKINSON PHARAOH RICHARD
son to E. p. STEVENS, for Four Hundred Fifty Dol
ars and dated 18th of NeveIber 1858. All persons
hereby forbid to trade for said Note said Atkinson
d Richardson hereby forwarned from paying said Note
to any person save myself.
B. r. HINNANT.
Smithfeld Jan. Z, 1853.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

Is Superior assortment OF SpRIGG and SUM
- MER CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Umbrellas and
Canes, Articles for the Toilet, and stock Of
CHILDREN's CLoTmNG that is indispensable.
Thanking our friends for past fay rs we on
" ask them to call and examine the finest
stock that could be selected.
March II, VIM Fl. STEVENS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

."M"
under gnel hage ul. received ener
stock e Fancy and STAPLE Aly Goods
ons'stine in part eI
a new style Of plain plaldand 6tu Juno
mer dress Cfepes de Pmhi Mounted ct.u-
dine Robesy new style ofBue4e mnt Ehaalo.
Robes new style u Crepe Laos Hobes--
Plain Figured and Striped Silks 4 c6|ois
Solid eolOred BaYeges, ard Grnna 1,s nl vi.
rs; Printed Orenndes end Jac kot Robes,
y large assortment Of Black Dror Gods verg
rich; great many other DresF cY0ds 81 a
descriptions.
EMBROIDERIF8
In Swiss, Jaconet, ValencIn aid Honiton.
Valencin H0niton collars. Chsmiseits ma
Sleeves; very rich assortm enf Or plain and
embroidered Cambfc H'dkeI eM fs: Jdcone-
and Swiss Bnhngs, Bands, ~ and Ibeer4
inos: Honiton and Thread Bonhets, Rib
hons, Gloves and Mis, re Shades and
Fans, q new kind Of Manti Swiss, Jaconet
and all kinds Of White Gee -.
A large assortment of Irish Linena printe
Linens and Linen Cambrics, Linen sheeting.
and table cloths, Damasd and very rich win.
dow Curtains; Cottonades and Linen drininQs.
Narcotic Quilts, Carpetings, Glass and Queens
ware, and great many fancy article, too nee
merous To mention.
YIN Oi4L D4OCh Al OO0Is
Our old Stock we offer to sell az cost pr \
to make room, and our new Stock, whichtds-
are able to say that we have as fine asss---
ment as any fancy retail store iii New OrleanS-
and we offer to sell at New Orleans prices
We will receive New Goods every week. du-
ING the season.
Please call and see our fine selection
TO THE GENTLEMEN.
We have just received a very fine assortment
Of Clothing:
ack, Blue, Brown, and Green Frochi, Pale.
tots and Sacks, French drapdetait Frocks a I'd
Sacks, Merino and Alpaca Goats, al kinds Of
Linen and Hair coats, Casimooites Frocks
Paletois, and Sacs, &c.
Black Doe Skin Pants, superfne Biloxi Ne.
rino Pants, Plain and striped white linen pants
ali kinds Of Casimerete Go; Fancy Cashmere
pants
a large assortment Of ell kinds Of Fancy
1 Vests, the latest styles; q fine assortment 81
Shirts, drawers, Crayats and handkerchief
Silk Hats the latest styles. shoes boots Az
gaitars.
Gent emen we offer 10 sell clothing 90 per
cent cheaper than any other house In this place.
March TO- "a " ID. REMAIN II CO.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

Notice.
DSr received and FOR sale, snlendid
s assoftinsnt ct masonic AM Odd Fellow -
Asgaiias, consisting ID part iolloWs
I'D sets 5ih degree painted Regalia.
Id panfed and emb'd do Extra.
T4s0nic prpns,
SEES Royal Arch Exlra line
together Wilh genefl assoftnlen of fancy
dry enods o s. eoI9fs and Qualities which
81 B IS 1il sell low lprcash at ID pnnelnal pay
PHI sseIs g)OD i I B9kVN.
Yeoo elg, may 1856
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
10 Housekeepers


The attention Of citizens and strangers yisiting
the, city is particularly called % the varied ana
splendid stock Of
House Furnishing Goods,
atthe store Of the undersigned which are now be-
ing offered at such
REDUCED PRICES.
as 10 render il greatly 10 the adyantageoi PuIcha-
sers Is call and examine them. Among their az
sortment may be found
Rich 81 coraied China Dining Tea & Toilet sets;
Plain White d. DO do do;
G;lt and White do as do dos
Eaythenwate do do dci
gich 1ut Glaes Bowl Preserve Dishes PEG 2
po % do do do Dc;
Silver plated castofs Walters cake Baskets.
do canalesticks Spoons ForksNei
10 Walters Bottle stands,6c
Knives and Forks Japauned Waiter;
WoadsnWafe Tinwafe;
andirnns Tenders SnOvels and longs;
cooking stove and cast Iron Ware genrrelly;
Lamps Of all kind andan1 Chandeliers.
Besides a variety of anieles necessary 10 al house
keepers te numerous to be namedin 90 advertise
mcnF. y. BkOWER ~ w.
March It'll. II Camp street opposite Cl'S
Hotel
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

TYINE. DIRE sS BOO rS--4 dozen pairs ex-
ira fine French elf Dress Boots, manu-
featured expressly for this market, received
and for sale by ]. "A. CopLsoN. q co.
Vicksburg, March o..
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30


IN RICHARDS. Nu. III. Jhacf tlee
potter aid Wholesale Dearstrestcd 81 s,
md domestic Nafdmofe. - constantly fs
arge additions @ bis alfeady extensive 49,.
which country nefchansa would do we'll ~ AaR
ine before pnfchasine elseWheres. The ioiioNit
comprises part ~ hiaaock;
zoo iona Swedish bnr lron.
900 do hoop. band and sheet lrot:
900 ID Savoy " col casiingsi
$50 casks OK, log ard Trace chants
eco as Hoes. assorted;
5000 kegs Nails, assorted. best bgnnds;
1000 dozen Axes Collins & Co.'s Hunts ma osA1
cn' mako;
bowels and Spades uss0fted, Ames
Rowlond's eIcl
Min Stones al sizes, Nil Irons, Boiling Cloths
Sicrm Lard end Linsetd Oilsi window 1ass
Puity. Paints, etc. with ~ extenoye ASSORTMENT o.
Shell Hardware.
New Orleans. FEBRUARY Ord 1854.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

New Firm,
vi ID undersigned, general dealer Ii heavy
and sxfE.s1 eO4luce, Groceries, PLAN
tation and Family supplies, have received md
opened 3 81 Ell assorted stoc ! at his FIRE proof
store, second door above Alessrs. Barksdsle and
McFarlano, and solicits the patronage Of his
EIiend and the publie. f. M. DABBS
Yazoo CIV Dec. go, 81 25-tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
w a



k TN IL AN
-. IS - Is cIrss4 ~ f1fae1Sg
esse' s 81 ~ sn
~ 80
I0lk1Elso alla len ~. 8 . s !.
nestle IlafdRale, satlefl, tasi
paifonag e--tae qnall'5 enh price 81 s'lsk soeu-
and thef prompt attention to ai otuela $3.50
viii, they hope seease e them s .
theiF tagoas, BynniNals from hlFopean Ails. 49,
then porls, they aFe constantl feeetRiue fesn e
plies, carefully saleetea, 81 every aallls III mel
line, aud runeonhaenilY invite ss 8 g
chasers 10 iheir iatge all Wei assoisea ssosAs
which The believing + apart, VIZ
English Bar lrols foaaa, square = iat-elVs IONS
Besl Cable DO 81 ~ a9-l01 TONS
Do Pennsylvania dp 40 ao--loV toms
Do Dc boiler plate ao-F9 soas,
DO do lron,ropnd, square 9 haI CIV tons
Do Tennesse boiler piate-59 toilss
Do DO plougA de-@a latlsi
Do do mculsls-- ~ ions
DO do plates-- " tons,
gtazcrs' rods, /, 5slb aud lnea d--5u ns
Sheet Iron English, American and tennessee
from 10 70 26-5Vb eals,
Hoop lfon--lfosa aesto4 - ineh--ou0 pcs.
Round do--lFom | TO 80 : lnsh ''sil-.
Aals-tele hfatsa 81 sll'ousl; aiaa oths1 gooa
hfanas,--5,10O Regs.
eFess sinkes--ab0 kess
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
700 civ. Nareh 81st 1a54.

SPRING GOODSt SPRING GOODSt
sILEZS-some beautiful pa
terms; checked and striped silk-just the
article; French and English chintz; Satin,
stri ped, and Jacquant Berages; Black and co
ored challies-beautifu Plaid and striped lis
sues; Honiton chemisettes and sleeves; Mourn
Observation-Disclosures
IA large lot of New style Trimmings for
spring and summer Just received by -
Vicksbnrg, march IL GIBBs HOWE. ].
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
NARWooD : eRAWF0RD
ss1Int19 II.

ss0Iatlo n.
EFNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Il w Halsmith and ] N. Vernon, under the
erm Of w. Halsmith 4 CO., is this day dissoiV-
ed by mutual consent
The business Of the old firm will be settle led
Az ~ Ia lsrnitf1 at the Office Of J. M. Vernon,
successor to w. Halsmith & co, corner Of Alu :
berry and south streets, Vicksburg, and Of his
Office. RAYMOND Raj road Depot, Kinds county
Mississippi.
an persons Indebted to the above firm are re-
auested to call and settle Immediately.
W.-HALSMITH,
Y,bnrg. Feb, Is. 54.-J. II, VERNON.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
.IHST REcEIYED AND OPENING.

JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING,
a Lagge md Sond.d Assortment ofSpring
a and snmmFr Goods, consisting in part q
Plaid ard pain Organizes,
Flopnced 0rgapde Robes,
Barages OF all calors and qualities,
Chaleys OF eyeFy-Vafitty,
White e m0un ming Chimfseits, &c,
Plain aud printed elk Tissues.
tsinghams. Muslins and Lawns. an Oftment.
Extra white Lace Mantilas different faserns
Emb'd Swiss Sleeves and Cuffs, a variety.
Emb'd and plain Linen Handkerchief
Plaid, plain, emb'd fSwiss Tin, extra,
Lawn Edging and iasertings. all kindsand. quality
Ronnets Of an coloFs and qualities and of the
latest st,lsS; Black Silk net Shawl; Brown and
viii Lnnans Of every variety;
Having purchased under the most iavorabh
terms enables Us 10 offer great indu eements. Pr
ehasers will please call and examine our siocE
before purchasing elseW here.
march 81. WOOD g. BROWN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

HBOYS' CLOTHING-We are in receipt
ED of the largest and most complete assort-
ment of Boys and hildren's lothing. for
Spr ng and Summer wear, ever offered in this
market. Parents purchasing will do well to
give us. call. B Us come and see for your
selves. j. a. COULSON 81 %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-E Furneyhousb. Alb.
nafiei Hairston, University of Va; Mrs Booter.
MISS booten. w Booten, Booten Madison; J NJ
webb, w Fewvan, Augusta; ] Mannoni, Char
I9ttesviiie 5 Winfree, Chesterfield; C w Dabney.
hanover; w Scott, Charlotte; w boswell, Lup en-.
Amelia; - Parham, Frunill; Capt Keen, Meek.
ienbnrE; Col Finch, Christiansvlle: L Woodson
Gosoehiand; B Goode, Powhatan; A Faulkner. Va.
' markham, Powhatan; Jas Stamper. New Kent. w
Amoers. Chesterfield; Thos Hicks Brupswick. 7 n
rilnce, fanceyvile; M Southerlsnd. Fowlkes
AmeIa J Hurt, Petersburg; Thos Maxwell and
i lac MIS- Phelps, Savannah; C Tyler. Portsmouth
" w Gilman, Richmond; B w Sanders PaImvys
I ~ Watson, Buckingham; Robt Boyd, Lebanon: =
Snledge, Halifax; w Button. Jefferson; Or Hewlett
LII, ~ Johnson, + Durkee, Va; A Eegleston Rich.
mond; a Watkins Pressure Isle: d Camnhsii
Campbell, Caroline; DIR Briggs University ~ Us.
n WWilnnroW, koekbridge; Clark HowardsyiIie. n.
M;,. ns s ana lady, Rockbrdge; Thurman and 9
n Orast nu,man Able marie; N Harris Columbia: ]
+ NJ Wohandro, Fluyanna; J A Roberts, Petersbnrs.
Sates, Chesterfield. Neisoni
,,a EXCHANGE iGE HoTEL.-Dr @ vepable ] D snr,
III saifin gton. Charlotte Clement DanviIis
Ensmoerts Fsrmville; S Scbooisr Hana nsi.o
nnrfuss, Sutton, King VIM n, Thas M. Acs'
RsnSa1a miss Jenes York; Mrs Hi Cs,tar Nh.
o99.spn, 1ii carter, jr, Chas CITY. Me- r. GO
Wan. Msss; Gaines Charlotte: I p E.iIs Snsg K,
. ~. -. hesrtweii, Wyatt, j C Rarnest; n =,
d.,sns pphMiddie; Carter. New Kent: 1oi R,r.
C cran. n1S.hgnam; ! Selden, Moor6eIS. r Z.
Granmsr Zane, Wheeling z A Bisneh p ~ =
rick, MecklsnburE @ HARRIS Univ, .s bend I;
Chapman, Philad; N Young, j fonns 3
Fowler. Jefferson; Frank Findlay. Dici;n.ea :. y
Iege; kufhn, Hanover Farfand and ~ y Ta'
Capt Barne. Petersburg. 'ss' Va:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24
THE LFGISLATURE.

The present Legislature, if it be not pro-
longed or called together in extra session, is
now almost IN articulo morris. The amount
of unfinished business, so near the end of
the session, is unprecedentedly large. There
never was Legislature in Virginia which
cut out so much and accomplished so little.
Members finding that their bills are beyond
hope, except by taking them up out of order,
and pushing them through, are endeavoring
to accomplish their object in this way; and
as there are vast number who are trying
this game, few Of them can succeed, and
their attempts but delay the general business
and waste the, brief time of the Legislature.
What is to be done to advance the inter
ests of the State in such an exigency7 There
should be either prolonged or an extra ses-
sion. We cannot see how any sagacious
man, who has at heart the welfare of the
State, can well come to any other conclusion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

Sales Of Stocks reported by John Il. Lancaster and
Son, Brokers, for the peek ending IAursdav Feb
uary g. 1854 ~ W.
Virginia per CENTS "a years rum last sales at the
Treasury at $I06.
Virginia per cents Is years time, sales at $l05 and
interest.
Virginia per CENTS 10 years to rum sales 800
and int.
Virginia per cts under 10 years to rum sales $l02
and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales $10S4 and
interest.
Richmond City Bonds, 81 years to run, sales slo4
and interest.
Richmond City bonds short dates, last sales Slol to
SOS and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40, sales STU.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales Sill.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales SILL
virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds last sales $ss
and interest.
Virginia Fire and Marine last sales $s5.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par $50 sales SSS4
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, sales 800.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales $50.
$40. 'N'' '"Ae'
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock last sales $40
james River and Kanawha Stock, sales So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24
HOUSE or DELruATES.

The House of Delegates wees engaged the
greater part Of the sesaion yesterday morning
in the discussion Of the bill Trepealing the
charter of the Bank Of the Old Dominion ct
Alexandria. The public is familiar with this
case. The first week of the session charges
were preferred against the Bank through
memorial by Mr.. JAMES w GREEN. and these
charges were referred to the Bank Commit
tee of the House. The initiatory on the same
charges was also taken in the Senate. The
Senate proposed Joint Committee to 60 to
Alexandria and look into the Bank and see
how it had been conducted. The Committee
after some delay and much discussion was
finally sent, and after careful investigation
returned andreported simply the facts elici-
ted by the investigation These were refer
red to the Bank Committee of the House to
examine them and report whatremedy should
be applied to prevent future violations of
bank charters, or to report bill repeating
the charter of the Bank of the Old Dominion.
They were also instructed to inquire whether
the banks of the State had not violated their
charters in the same manner that the Bank
of the Old Dominion had. The Committee
promptly reported bill repeating the char
ter of this bank, but did not report on the
other branch of the subject. Yesterday the
bill was taken up, discussed at length and
indefinitely postponed-97 to SO.
Mr.. GARRETT in his speech declared that
the alleged violations of its charter by the
bank were just such as had been practiced
by every bank in the State for many years,
and for which they had never been eensured;
and he protested against making this small
and young institution the scapegoat of the
sins of all. The House seemed to take the
same view of the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24

FAIR.-We acknowledge the highly appreci.
ated honor of a waiter of very delicious viands
from the ladies of St. James Church, who
are holding Fair for the benefit of their church
at Lafayette Hall. The present was duly at
tended to, and very heartily enjoyed We
take occasion in acknowledging this compliment,
to say that there is for sale at the Fair a great
variety of useful and ornamental articles. We
trust the admirable Ladies who conduct it. NAV be
rewarded for the praiseworthy exertion in the pro-
motion of Religion by the most liberal encourage,
ment OF the public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24
See advertisement of ''Box Lost"-$25
reward

THEATRE-"THE CABIN AND PARLoR..-We ara
representationof this and interesting drama: snd
we doubt not that it will prove profitable to the
MANAGEMENT as 1t is pleasing to the delighted crowds
ject upon which is founded is certainly the best that
could have been selected for the present day-and
.he many local scenes and beautiful tablesux which
Inc piece u thorough vindca.ion of the South in
tssara % negro slavery and withal of the best
mrs a. dooiitaonism and "Unele TOMS Cabin" that
couid De conceived Every one, therefore, should
zee u. we commend it to the patronage Of our cit.
liens, r AND hope i may have long and successful
un. AZ curiosity has already been ex-
sutnor we say tupon the best authority las longer
w.. perhaps unnecessary this the piece
oy Dr. 2. r. Bricken and Mr.. s. E. Ryan. w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW.

No. 90 Main Street, corner 14th, Richmond.
OFFER for sale large stock, embracing
~ the following in part, at low prices, for cash, or
on credit to puDctual dealers:
5000 lbs best Indigo,
hhds. prime Madder,
1900 lbs. Cream Tartar,
SOC kegs Sup. Carb. Soda,
"a bbls. Spirits Turpentine,
so do. Burning Fluid,
$50 dozen Yeast Powders
1000 gallons Linseed Oil,
500 kegs White Lead, dry and in oil,
1900 gallons Lamp Oil,
$500 lbs Extract lockwood,
800 Nutnegs,
80 bbls Tanners Oil,
Is cases Chrome Green and Yellow,
300 kegs White Zinc Paint,
. bl Is Venitian Red and Spanish Brown,
20 do. Alcohol,
10 do. Varnishes,
800 baskets Sweet Oil,
1000 boxes Window q lass-French and Amer;c.n
lhcases refined Borax,
25 do. Coopers Isnglass,
1000 lbs. Paris Green,
600 ounces Sulphate Quinine,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Mustang Liniment
Arabian Liniment,
Bulls Sands and other SarsapariIla,
MLane's Vermifuge. and other popular patent me.
dcines. -
Their stock large and we'll suited to the trade of
virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
N. b.-Particuar attention is paid to packing and
shipping fe 24-dSc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24

NOVEL FEATURE In SUNDAY SCHOOL,
We have taken occasion several times, to speak of
the success and good order of the Sunday School
connected with the new Baptist Church, on 25th
street, Church Hill, under the superintendent of
Mr.. NJ P. TURPIN, but we were not aware. until
yesterday that one of the ladies who taught there
was deal mute, and that she was DESTROYS Of In.
structing all those like herself, who had through
Providence, been deprived of thasense of speech
and hearing. Miss BAILEY, for Mch is the iady,s
name, was pupil at the Staunton Institute, and ia
said to be quite accomplished. as well as very pi-
Gus sne has now one scholar In her class and if
there are other mutes in the city or vicinity who
desire to receive instructions, It will afford her
great pleasure to become their tutor at this school
every Sabbath morning. II any of our readers
know OF deaf and dumb child, we advise them to
see that 1t Is sent to this school at once y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24

AN INeUEsr.-An inquest was held by
Coroner Wicker, attended by Constable Mellow.
ell, on yesterday evening, upon the body of Abram
a slave belonging to Joseph R. Anderson, who was
killed by Perry, slave belonging to Charles Dim
mock, at the house of Frances Fuller, free negro
woman, living LIST street, near the corner of Byrd
street. The negro man Perry being jealous of his
wife, inflicted two mortal wounds upon the deceas-
ed, with knife, of which he died instantly. The
verdict of the jury, from the facts, murder in
the first degree. The negro Perry escaped, and
the Coroner has issued his warrant for his arrest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-24
LIBERTY No. I've are prati6ed r.

LIBERTY No. I've are gratifed to
learn that this Company has been most literally
encouraged in its effort to raise means to purchase
new Hose Carriage; but they yet need about 800
to buy such vehicle as they DESIRE and we really
hope that some of our good citizens will at once
furnish them with that amount of "the needful"
The Liberty Boys" are thorough going fellows
in time Of danger-always ready to hazard their
limbs and risk their lives for the benefit of the
public-and as they get no pay for their services
citizens do to furnish them with any little sextra
fxin" they may need to make such "turn out"
on public occasions, and to perform such service
as they are capable of when danger is at hand.