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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

day oi January 1854 .4@54 -
 Isesenh cnlgtEs n. Ransans. Esq., Jsfiae@
 Upon fhe petition of JA MES faifD0N. uf SalahnrKs showiug O gilis c.mrl tlIat hpis Guar dian of Mary T. Reed nan Mary L. cinrk, Ger merly of said district nows0f sAusenia. Daiehoas County. New YoEk. Euin0fA-iIlai saiJ minor is the owner Of eeriaia reel esiase siinnted intanid
 olaar.n. being the same that wss ai-irihuted to ner from the estate or her father. Rufus Reed; deceased, talsD herFighs n her nsaihers lhiTds Oi saii estalel containing about saEeuts -0ne acres of the value of three thousand dalars, te3D00. ant praying this Court, fur reasons sr, forth in
 sad pe,ition5 to pass an order auth orixing and empowering said Petitioner, or sOlue other meet person, to sell and convey the interest af said minnr in snid described premises according to the Statute m such cnses made and provided, as per petition on file, dated January 3oih. lS5i Ordered that said petition be continued to the
 d day of April. 1884, then ,o be heard and de-
 ieFmined at the probate olicein said dictrici, at
 O clock n the afternoon. and thal Rstice nfsthe
 pending thereof be given hy pnblishiuu ihis ar- der in . Rewspaperp printed iu Litch6cl6. three
 weeks snccesaively af least six weeks bciure the said 3d day of April, 1854. sss 3sa. 1 Certi6ehsf from Record. ss N u Agssss v ! CHARLES A. STERLING, Clenk. x
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
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nURtNG ilo psst Hnrk Ihe tnh1cfiher has I1 Teeciyfd nI lho 0.d a,nnd neW addilgns iO his slsrk .I HiAiet 0Bots ||'I1 tf late siiylepof Cath aud fur Caf1 i1 EIefY gnrielr i Fur end Snlt, iLnie, bslI,|0 t11tI. NnIs' &t., Ht
 Also, iusi qpeled. hn atsoIlNeni of %prinf New York denIers. Every nrlicls in hid line may be Eliiid or will h6 lnrnithed ha lo.w t6tfs. Cal and examine. HIRAM JACKSON.
 LisehGsld Fsh |. asSfss1sSs'7 saS .-.7s '.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

IL is said that no less ilianl eleven ves- sells are fitting out in different ports oi Cuba for the coast of Africa. the object being to load and return with negroes and seven vessels have sailed within six or eight weeks from Bal.imote, Boston. and New York. witi, the direct intention Of being employed IS shvers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
House and Lot

rN0M EAIg.SIHhS subscriber Olssrs for saIs
 his ksoubs and Lols situA1Se in tgIset street Lilchfalds The pFemiobg coneisls sf about 34 acre Fl land. GnuA atso aiawy dwsllina. barn, rgeed- -beuse, . Gpad vol of wslsr. III q which "'A r s''s q 2 sass I. \. RfcHx sps
 Litchhsld. Jan. .I, IsSs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

'. sssE New Jsfsey has no State Fax. nor'any
 SlaFg Debt. She derives her revenues salmosi wholly from Intelnal Improve, aEaeniss without expending q dollar. or in curing any liability. on account of them. nShes conduetsuass gosesnmeht rigid
 seohoiny. and manages her finances 1ish < g,fest skiIl. Less than ong hundred thou>
 sand dollais pay her ordinary expenses.
 and about seventy thousand meet all ex-
 iraordinasy demands.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

-isi Mt. H c. Lawrence. an Insurance ag't
 in New OtIeans. IS missing fion, that city and 1t is feared is murdered. He left his
 office an Monday evening 10 make bank ..tleposii. and bas rot since been heard of. 1 His hat. crushed into the cart h was found :on.the Lcvee of the Fou,sh Dislrict. with numerous ma.ks of blood near it. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

st n tho case of Simon Toussig, who. is
 said 10 De an Ame,iean citizen, and is now Imprisoned ia Austria. Ms. Marcy
 declines 10 in.elie,e on the ground that
 Zoussig obtained his passport by fraud, Gepsesepiiag hinseIf to have bsen born
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

5s The New York Jousnss of C0mn,erce says that the Hudson Rissr is frozen down to aDob5's Ferry. AL Tasrytown. Aeams cross the nver on the rec. si'@
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

nf TnE GeEAg sCoNKEerIcur STeRx wherecus,omers meet from:every coin tilessHles < io1- " HERE PURCHASERS S can find every article they want fur inc Wives. the Dannhfers orier thciurnishing otiheit houses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

IA AsIarge number of the Italian refugees slasNeW York among whom are Garibal- htlt,s Felix Eoscsii and others of like char acters have published an address, con-
 tainings proof of the cruel conduct of Bedini. during the Italian rebellion Soliics of their statements are under oath. snd6Iltgo to show grlsat the man shout
 whom Cass made such . fuss in the Sem s;ate, is .a tool of the most abominable iyr~ amy on the face of the earth. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

DS sseneral Houston says that froa sstiy doy- bod IT has lisadpa tho borders 1 eivilixssiep, and hns sssa aaash of lndisn lie sapd chsEae- asr;fsna neseT knsw.an Indian ileasy sinlssed but whAs, whsa siftsd aoiis hoiiom. .it was loand
 shat to frst violators were the white men, E
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

The Nisga,a River is frozen sf Toms Wands e GfapdL s9and shorey ya gigcum> -slanee Wtieh had n6t occurred fpT ihir.y ,yeafs.s &sa sss X A@ssa
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

A q CQRgt c r rloiHis to|tsnni Nb5rr,i r ii|i. 4-A.- 1A- e end e lIs 0. UI I I 5llh
 oa 'iE t |. r. |' --r, ,-r, 4 VII and iolIlmenl nf HETSk. f, V lle ei 1sr!r9 n sad dislfirf. ilr1... ea-- - Rar1i dnih dscEee lisi ,;, mn. r.. ss.l.f4 Ane es.ssa lr.m !his als Ir lI,a eres|;,. iItn sals1 los end Erceul6ss en4 si..t fn..l lltqf gIHa rRi'rg 1I|oenf ~ uahlisu ;., - -. faRsf pxnie4 n isa'Ifald. and bgS no.,;.., .,
 same on pnhlie 1fh paaf n said town of f -. neAHAsa llle plqle btln 4lin dseesstd laal drri..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

1orWe arc indebted ip Hon. Tfunssn Smith Of ihe D. S, Senate iara copy q :. Andssssi Re. ports onyhs Colonial snd Laka Trade,'' siGh shs maps aeeomPsaying she same a vsluabls doe
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
sfairt.Malxinc. e.
Goods ! Goods ]! ]!

IL his business about the lst of April next, would say thal he will sell from his stock of goods at exceedingly low prices, previous to his leaving his present location. Persons in want of goods had better call and look for themse Ives
 GEO. D. WADHAMS. Wolcctvilc, Jan. 24. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
THiRD.
CAM RElETI @a,

Velvet, Tap6siFy. BfusseIs, .rhreeplv, ,InaFaiE-- MauiRgs Dru.Eeta Rugs Mats and
 ENtsLfSH FLOOR OIL CLOTf3S.
 uar Tho piace te buy carpets is Ut the Bes kliss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

.1,ss9 FiRST DEPAe'fME Ezs ;. sss Dress Goods and ShavuIss lnthe most fashionable and seasonabla sivI6 from lie richest Bfoeade silksto eOmrnon ff,nt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
Di..risl sf caEsae '. lfobals ces,h .Iasasry ..r

Di.irict q caEsqp ss. PfoDais Cosys .asIsry I;Ys;TATE falYRoN l. MANsP.Eln b, late Fl of Canaan tn said district, deeeasrJ, sss hath limited and allowed six. nlonlha frpn, the date hereO for the creditors vf said essaic. Tepr.- senied sOlvent. in which iOexllihif ti,e claims thereto md has sppoinied Waller 5. CoMlrs. Esq. and Sidney Enslgn CuMn,i rsi,nefa 10 fcceiyc als examine iSId MlLEs r. stIas s, Jud.e The sabsgsbess give no.ies. that shas shsIl meet aI ihe Heietof Lscius Judd isi said caaasn. on the 2slh day oI Jannagva and tie 7tk day Of Jaly, 1851, at 2nrlnck in the slseFdoon. 0n each of sasd days, forths puFpase 0f attending on the sas'Psss s9 saL4 ss'9 sRP Rk Pi;oi'pssI SseIv, S,..
 Asppssssns ia5st,sd 5 s ssss t.Is'. a.ss sfs ss. a's'''d I aEaR T:si :yEss; ss.sa:,....,. E: Dis,yis.sr Lisssasis . tsxs ' gsssssis Dss.a.s' TIME gSies ef shs sCsart og psohase Sus ,i.e A disiFctof lilehlield Les limited 4ad nlI6sstd q sis monshs from ibe dAss hsse1l. kjrthe efadsors q .is essY.p cf CA k,ts6 ttak sE lsls q lfse.. rns, ia wlioh = xbl theIE zia.s sIseIsio; a,s has spgoinss6 AAiIsh Csslia ansi Gsdeass il ls.ss lsssss Enqpirse, c0sisiiteibpsfs sD t4eSi4S nlsI exalGiae saii wlaima terrified hs
 #s'e GEO C. Hy0 0s1nzuk l1las.
 The s9hacrihefs give naisss lket sissr ahsil seet al the lata FrsidFf>e8 s& eHi8 feSsased in said Xiiehfeld !. 0n ti6 iSfh HtE ef kekfaaFR end sha l0lh daF of Junts I8 q af 14 aS1isek n the lese9dnt. ou each q Spid ffr<s lf see pgFple ei atsendi1S en lse tnsi1e1s q said eppgin,llspt
 cI0ElSN Ii. liox EIs1Es. eioi6rs. ]. KIl p6S10h6 sbis6 la sai6 eaieseaEn Eagpelt &6 n,s ke iI,nlad,al ragrlenlt n s& : sA
 Af5GEgsTp& Al FREk sEat1Is gN4E8ge aff1AtiAa ~ t.is ssA 6isS is sAl'NE # M ssRo aspiI lRsill q shBaa Rhf E iit 5fe agS n0NcPehinz
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

NOTIC x. .AAiI persons having unse,tled N accounts with thc subscriber, are rcuuesied to cal pnd close ilss same either by note of otl- erwise, before the lstef April next. V
 GEO. D. WADEiAAfS. E W.,lco.tyille, Jan. 2d, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

sf A Iisight train on the Hudson ssiser tkilFoad vas throyt from the track near Cozzens. by displacement of [ switch. on Wednesday, evening. The engine and tender were entirely demolished. and four or five cars tom 10 pieces. The ground was.esrewn. with dead hogs.
 Two freight trains came in collision on the Cleayeland and Columbus. road on Saturday last. One brakeman had both of his legs broken. number of cattle wee giited, aud $l5.0o0 worlhof pro, asersy otherwise smashed. ,s'assat
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
sEass end shepsdsrs..

xEmnKs cad shousdess. WD6T cured aad idT saio " ~ Dec 20 c. ADaxs c Co., 1sONN. nR0lsTEa fss sasss alsa. Sgkie &2 AlmsH1c. Tor sals by C. ADAMS q co. rn<N BU3H, Paisiosa wnpted hY Y < lWW C. Apass C CO. A FEW Du.asIs Timsahy sess. q kA. c ADAAs q Co.'S
 M C. ApaNy ,o  TEOD LIVER OIL lsnSi.i1A 0, ,llka q xs8as Nks celpAypSed cod listE (4l. s Ssis ey
 ALreEp q BRoznxn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
SECONl
HouselKeeping esoods.

Ifnenand cnfsOn sFlfelinge ,Cnuntrfpan .sps0 cd i,iankets. CtlRTsAfM4 MATERIAL. Daanasls
 BrocaieiIes, Drrpciies. Oil shades. coTnieea &e
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
Tha " In lIl 1Sv.lIul priDoi.

Tha ,' a n l|'s ssseral prinei- shal c|l|e@ ss se4ells Iof Ilie rescSefs of the san krars'lco and her living freight, amount Co e85 ,00O besides which they 4leHo hare siissF tFumPsis from ahe Leg. lll4ta5e eE shs State oi New Yotk. mod. els Iron the narihe society eE Boston, gold snuR boxes from tho c0rpofalion cf g. tl.e eilY 0f New York, medi.ls from ths Massachusetts humane aacistys s0me ape pr1p4i6le aesiimonial fsom the boaHd 0f trade Of Baltimore, which is not yst de> Sidea upon, and, we think. something bsDdaome will yet be done by the mas .llOual LegisIataie at Washington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

11e El is isuaaoFsd that . pgoru6liion Y tesS..a 1nt psiti1l GsNss1msnSSe Se ssiatIiAk < gs.s..S.. Hlly II CsnAdn. wish she nlIinss.s SisW IA esS.- 'K|nH nlf nrilish Nossh Ameiiss ms vi. HskS pish F;nsr sf 1> sI sIls MinE 8Hs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
STATEMENT. or THE METRorDLlTAS FIRE AND MARIN

4 STATEMENT. OF THE.
 METROPOLITAN FIRE AND MARINE.
 Insurance Company. k GNAPlT IL STOCK s2OO.OoO co NI 4;l Shares of Bank Stock, 46 l0o co 25 Shares of other State Sock, 25l0o0 % 3l2 Shares of RailEoadi Stock, sge 3I,200 % Loaned on mortgage, M lo.QOO OO t' :. ;C.,lla tcral. s4s s # 4860O % {" Personal, VI sss~s,ssssssA 67C0 % Cash on hand,f - 9,487 30 Amount .d lusscs unpaid. 1000 %
 't estimalesi lDsses,egss& 5000 % Marine prenni notCs on risk terMinated, I2 008 3i
 !" t'nndctermined, ,g6, ,O92 0l Ami of Marine risk aaa etssni.nsa; ,gS1 sss s6 Amt of fire pre- 'utnso,f risk :. .a 54783 & .%' |" ssssst Risk undetermined, 4;56l,O3 75 "SsLosses paid the last gear, l.7672a (" :" Marine" astaaa . .ss 4Ee" 2,305 34 This Company commenced business May 5tl, Boston, Dec lst,sls53.
 s&s*#s k. W.THAYER, Sec'y. SBfTak, S. Boston, Dec. Pad, 1853. !, ss@sfe Then personally appeared the above narnad r.. w. Thayer, and made oath to lhes above named statement.
 R.yhs sHoFMANs Justice ei the Peace.
 A true copy ot the original left with the CCmp- troller of the State on file. IRA SHERMAMsg
 { a@H@a Agent, Litchiield iC0untp%
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

TAK SaTOznav EvEAIas MAE. is q auarso ian,- ily misesllana0as wsekly aswspapeE of shs yery sbest stamps edited hy Gs0res R. Graham, Ed. and publilhsd hy Richara H. See RhilasslphiA, at ez00 psF anaum. in advance. Iss pse. SI vesklyexiraes fsom iesdine Enslish newspa- pen t worth iwies is. sniiss Iabscfipien psee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
liso.

Attention Cadets l-1he members 0f Ban tam Section, No. 2l. Cadefe of TemneFances are requested to meet at their Hall on Thufsdayeys- ming, FebFhafy 9th, Let oil be present as. 10 win - " II. sToDDARD. ", A.
 E. C. OSBORN, Secretary. fis .s'5s3 Assts
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
RlmeKeSS fflER,R 2

&sfNeIESal1Ef fIe1, z ass, ss WAHTED. sexeEat good hiAekeal!Eza en4 { w sgfiksEs, tl work on AKss. Alze eea4 aLi. ..5udied nlsh to gfind and poal5h &aezE 1Q SAM w1lt,t1kN&E Eszs. ,so csilie.sillz ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
8RnRaxa,II

" ss k0yH&x&s N N LH0R SAL E. tAI6 essk h1n cylinder HkIIoas. N kaisahke 1sF < bsNst fnkn1cs, with xeFf7seeA pss,on n:d.. &s: eompisst [ fsel disnk ssis ietl q ". E6LLiN
 coslinssills, Eqsa JsneAiy q. ls5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

A Tn c.Iurl of Pro sia is6,dus, 's ss sv.. rr;sh. "A inead fE the Diarici sl ;ihsruu, an liie 30ih
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

"A within and Er the District Of latchtield, 0il tbe 18th day q January, AID. issA ss',s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
ZaMIeR,

cN NAM Fr-neh willow B4eke;e tH< cate N2{
 ZOV BRaprpRps cheap stQls, fn Nie87sSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

xsdia IIlih hex z s MI ESsS. WssmeAls tn1 NsFlS f6sssz k&fS. NG 0seF6hoas VI n9M |Ng GnN n.'Es. I=E
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

gE~4 N ast4AfiAs 4f t.is 3.sa6iss is s4'' # !, Sse agS n0WcFthinH
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

III \. |,.|' ss i. ! l,l. ' q .. ' ' 5 hj eelilss cn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
GINTER Il ALVEY


No. 16 Pearl Street, Richmond, Va,
HAVE now in store, OF their own direct
Il Il importation from London and Paris, the most
complete stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in this market consisting in part of
the following;
Cotton and Silk HOSE and Half Hose, of all colors
and qualities
Mems and Women's Gotten, Thread, Silk and Kid
GLOVES, in every variety.
Ladies' Linen Cambria, Linen Lawn, Hemstitched
and Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS.
Gents plain Linen. cold bordered Cambria, fancy,
W hite and Damask Silk HANDKERCHIEFS
CRAEATS and NECK-TlES in endless variety.
FMBROIDERIES of every description.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. SUSPENDERS. SEWING
SILK, THREADS, BUTTONS, COMBS. &c.
With beautiful assortment of ladies' Silk and Vel
vet DRESS TRIMMINGS. to which we respectfully
solicit the attention of the Virginia and North Caro-
lima trade, assuring them our prices will be low
in any Northern house. mat
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a FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-One

O. FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-One
Iii of the most beautiful situations in the town in
Manchester, is offered for sale privately in an
cellent neighborhoed on Decatur street, with new
two story house. The lot fronts 62t feet and
back half OF the square, and has al the necessary
we'll of splendid water. Any one wishing to save
the enormous taxes Of the city, would do well to
purchase this residence, which is not than ten
minutes walk to Main street, Richmond. For terms,
apply to DIBRELL JOHNSON,
Near Shockoe Warehouse, Richmond.
NH 25-d&c2w
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DOYs' CLOTHING.-The subscribe

ROYS' CLOTHING.-The subscriber
- has now open large stock of Spring and Sum
mer CLOTHING consisting of the greatest variety
of sizes of all the very latest Spring Styles suitable
for youths between 8 and l6 years of age.
CATALOGUE IN PART
Black and Fancy Cloth; ack Camblet, Merino.
Tweed, Cashmere, Checked and Plain Linen Frock
Goats, Round Jackets and Pants.
Vests, of Fancy Silk, Bpk Satin, Linen Marseilles
&c, in endless variety.
Also, good assortment of Furnishing Goods.
Ladies who select their sons clothing, solicited
to call and examine my stock, which | have spared
pains (hs season) to have gotten up in style to
suit their taste. Having commenced the manufacture
of Boys' Clothing, large assortment always be
found, at the lowest cash prices, at
J. d. GOODMAN'S.
No. l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
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GEORGE J. SUMNER.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
NO. 20 FOURTEENTH STREET,
III AS now in store and is daily receiving
IL his spring supplies of EARTHENWARE and
CHINA, of his own importation, of the latest and
most approved patterns and shapes, together with
large stock of GLASSWARE, LOOKING-GLASS-
rs and FANCY GOODS
His stock will be found extensive and the prices
as low any Northern re-packing house can offer.
Merehants visiting this market will promote their
own interest by examination of his stock before
Inas ing their purchases.
EF Special attention given to packing.
nah d2m
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nOGGETT & ANDERSON, Uphol-
~ sterers and Paper Hangers, have now in store
their Spring Stock of French and American Paper
Hangings amongst which are some of the richest
Gold Velvet and Silver Papers for psrlors Also, a
general assortment of Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
India and Cocoa Matting Window Shades and Blinds,
with general stock of Curtain and Upholstering
Goods, all of which will be sold fair terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstering attended to punc-
tually in town country, apS-Sm
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p DECOU e. CO., Franklin Clothing
ka Stare Richmond va In the hest and cheap.

est store in the city to buy all kinds of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
We are constantly making up. and have for sale,
all qualities and styles of Garments from which the
most fsstidions select and be suited. The fsc-
ties we enjoy with reference to the selections OF the
newest and richest styles Of goods as fast a. they
sppear 10 the Northern and Eastern markets. afford
guarantee that we will be second TO none in the
fashionable TASTEFUL and excellent character of our
goods Included In our stock, viii be found
Dress and Frock Coats. of all colors and materials
suitable TO the
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants of new and
beautiful patterns.
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests, In great variety.
In fact, every article required to compiets the
wardrobe Of the gentleman and the man Of busness.
may be met with as above; and all Of which we will
sell as cheap the cheapest, and warrant good as
the best. Therefore, all who may be in want OF
Clothing, would do well to call ut the Franklin Cloth
ing Store, No. 81 Main street.
fe 10 r. DECOU + CO.
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AMERICAN VESSEL ATTACKED BY CHINESE Pr
RATEs.-The ship Frigate Bird, arrived at Phisdel.
phia from Manila, reports having been fired into by
Chinese pratical junk, of Pulo Folly. and being
chased for ten hours, but escaped.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ Ihe circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH.
a;SS cSSnnaSsbiy that OF all the Daily papers OF
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A MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. -
n STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE
SPRUCE STREET FIRE:

NEW YORK, March 9th, 1914.
SILAs C. HERRING, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir:-It is with gratitude and pleasure that
inform you of the complete of your celebra-
ted SALAMANDER SAFE, in preserving my mail
books papers and accounts deposited in it from the
destructive fire of the 9th inst. and which, after be-
ing buried in the burning ruins days came forth with
test have increased confidence in the superiority of
your Safes all othersI have yet You viii
der' forthwith and hereafter shall give myself
no uneasiness as to the safety of its contents
Truly yours, z. P. HATCH
BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES may be found at I36
Cary street, sign of the RED Safe"
r. McCANDLISH, JR.,
NH 15-ts Agent for Va.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE,

NEW FURNITURE STORE,
On 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.
II GATHRIGHT keeps constantly On
IL hand large assortment OF new and second.
Cabinets, Sofas, Divans Mahogany Chairs, Bed.
steads, Beds Marble Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs
Tables. Mettrasses Looking Glasses Clocks, &C..
which he will sell at very low prices for cash.
NH % Sm*
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The Washington Star says that the bill for the
relief of Postmasters at minor Offices which 70 re-
Gently passed the House. viii add some $500 900 per
annum to the cost Of the Department to the Ma.
tional Treasury.
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Munson G.. Cook, who was volunteer in com
pany H, second Pennsylvania regiment, during the
war with Mexico, died of consumption at Burling.
ton, N. j., last Saturday.
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SPECIAL LNOIICE.-March 81, 1854
~ The subscribers have the pleasure of announcing
to their customers and friends in the city and country,
that they have in store their usual good assort-
ment of staple and fancy Dry Goods suitable for the
present and approaching season. and that their stock
Will as heretofore be kept up during the season by
weekly additions to it.
They fstter themselves upon their assortment of
goods and ability to sell them at low prices and will
renew their to the public, that exertions
shall be spared on their part to please and accOmmo-
date.
call is solicited from all in want of goods in our
line. HART l. MOSES,
ap 65. Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07

IL STREET, have now in store and are daily re-
ceiving their Spring supplies of TRIMMINGS ofth
latest and most approved styles, together with
the personal selection of Mr.. C. Bottcher, now in
Europe.
We also prepared to execute all kinds of
BRAIDING and EMBROIDERY WORK, having
recently engaged several competent hands employed
in that line Many new and desirable Braiding and
Embroidery patterns have lately been added to our
assortment, which will stamp or draw at short
notice, and on the most reasonable terms
ap lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07
GAS FITTING, STE AN PIPING.
fe IL o. CHARLES 81. LANGLEY.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA

IL JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE-
bility Disease Of the Kidneys and AZ Diseases srsing
patton, inward piles fuilness Of blood to the head
scidty Of the stomach nsuses heartburn dsgust for
tions sinking or futterng ct the pit Of the stomach
swimming of the Head, hurried and difficult breath.
ing utsesns s the heart choking Sr soes.f s
dots or webs before the sight, fever and dull pain in
the head, defciency of perspraton, yeownesi etths
sudden ushes Of heat, burning in the fesh constant
imsginngs Of evil, and great depresdon OF sprts.-
b ssTsssdd Ss5sa Y
b, Dr. G. NJ JACKSON. No. l9o Arch street. Phils-
deIRhls over h. .bove a.s....,. mt sresed
if equalled by any other preparation in the Upted
States the cures attest In many cases after skiifui
Tssss BITTERS are worthy the attention Of inya.
lids. Possessing great virtues In the rectfcation OF
diseases of the liver and Lesser glandA exercising the
most sesrshins powers n and sse.ons 2,
snS sRAn Rlfc'sPsp And BE coNvINcEDG-rhs .p6nadel-
pbis Saturday Gazests' says Of pr. Hooaands Ger
% 1T is seldom that We recommend what ere termed
Patent Medicines TO the confidence and patronage Of
our readers; and therefore, when we recomnaend Dr.
HooHanfs German Bittera we wish II 70 b disfmctiy
undsrsteod that we are not sPsati1s Of ne
and then fcrsotten aer fhsy have done their guilty
univ uniysr.y prssd and which hss fAs hsay -.
preSsl q tns nid Auxu,t a5 sass
.Ds' e0 HooSsnds German Bittsra nansfastmsd BY
Dr. aas a9M y sls
much efficacy in cases Of female weakues4. Persons
Of debitsted constufions win ind these Bittes sd-
ence the salusary effect they have upon weak yems.
For sale whoesslss sns 2 .st;iI e ~ 4 n,,, s,t<,s
No. 10 Arch street. eps ocr below Sixth, PhilsdeI.
phia and byrespscfabls dealers generally thrQusheut
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