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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28
NEw cARfNEr RuRNITURE.
q tWARErRO0MS,

- w NkLLt1lrLk
doors East OF the Phentx BIeek.
THE Subscriber having gone ido ha Pnrbl,are bossness
In very sstsn.ysy ss,RsaIeS .. e ssn,'A
As have on hand and receiving daily from he well
known establishment OF N, DemeTest OF Freedom, large
ent OF rich and and common Fuuinre Of every de-
serpton 70 partieplaze all Of which Ia style
and workmanship Warranted y De equAi ANY IN 'ni'
Ny fselues for and buying NOT equs
led by any other estabishen Consequently am selling 10
urnqr dealers and all others much cheaper than can 90
those who are urhshing Houses are particularly invited
70 call and i0T & shSssyss as e fHrnurs vi" re-
s. Keep Constantly on hand Dressed Flooring; also,
B@s d oG Ssne oSsae ao
der y inches Sss % ssg thickness 'So
CENTS BOOTS AND SHOES.
FINE assortment Of Calf Morocco and Goat Shoes just
n received. A "tip topn article and selling cheap.
June 26, '5. 49,. - - PPEsTlss, HOPKINS q Co.
ZINC PAINT, constantly Riha9d and selling cheap
y Jnne %, 81 liz = .P PaEsIss, h9kA.ss q oo- Z
GENIN. the New York Hatter sold Nv ihu pdted Wide
VI Awake Hats the frs; day they RereintrOdueed In New
York City. fvu has aHyquantity Ofthem at Mo- PhO-
nix Block .tlatH 80 tth e2H,igs Est-d JAMES TW1TT.
Arrival Iof Straw goods this Slst day of June AZ
p .Twiu's Hat Store, ~. . ID ....sa-.. J, TNIIT.
1sgs , = Z, [. q q WIDE AWAKE ,sslise e,
A NEW Style Of Hats all Fur, Weignipgft ounces ts
IA. June le, 4,e .zE ma Li, IN lanes WITT.
IFTlREE cases Lawns the be oendfor
shilling per yard, lrst reed by z A. " HOhK q 10.
better Lawn Dress pattern hAn car be had 81 any other
Fsta5lshlnent; fast eolors June 49, Y. HoRR g Co.
IIIIKSA large stock OF black, brocadc striped, plaid
tino tobuy; pile just reed. - a. W AoER "a ca.
~, D02EN ey4lIes jusl rsccis sed aiid foF sale
fLU June l9 iS54. sa ssrao -bysaE A. W HoER e Co,
r = T--## Dissolution
TIME co partnership heretofore existing between Drs
1 L Hayes and Crafts is dissolved By mutual consent
shalersylle June 10, 1884, 469-3w, HArEs$ CRAF1s
LII1 g J. HAYES, Md. -
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?aPTsHlll .PHl sLRh ~ :ciyil,dcationu,. D !,

0!"'nsS tsrs, afPPN"ffttfl ttRh ~ 4Ciyiidctiou
instance an attachment was this day issued by Peter
arze Justice of the peace of Deerfeld township Por-
ace county against the property and effects Benon
of said county, for recovery of the of
dollars including the probable amonnt Of cost
Dated this I'd day Of June 1864. +, THOMAS LYON, 3,
468.3w N II fz6AE2 Agent for Pl'f.
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CARPETING,

600 Yards Tapestry and Brussels Carpetine 1000 yards
i TwoPy Ingram do 1000 yards super1ne Ingram do
1000 Wool and Hemp do; Stairs do Oil CLOTH Drug
get Floor cloths; Mats &c., just and selling atow
figures, at no. 2, Phoenix Block. H, L. DAi Il,
Nav a. 81 X
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HOUSE KEEPERS,

WYATT Notwithstanding more coming IN the shape
w of Il solf-heating smoothing Iron. With Il handful
or two CHARCOAL person do the Ironing for an
dnary sized family il saves the Inconvenience oiheQLs up
stove the expense of IRE wood the necessity ofWorktng
one half time with Irons either too hot too cold and
the very unpleasant necessity working ia swccrng heat
from Stove as is generally where Irons heat in
the old wy you have only try be convinced. For
sale June I. ut REcKLEY & RAwsoNs.
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DRESS GOODS.

INE largest assortment Of Dress Goods offered In
i town, can be found at No 2, Phoenix Block.
May 30. asA sA ea- e h L. DAY.
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~ Z SHAWLS. Is
GREAT Variety Of Grape, black Silk cashmere, tniees
~ Brocha Shawfs justreceived at Ta H l.. DAYS
TNMBRoIDERRYsS.-La and Muslin. Under Sleeves,
u do do Hdkfs do do Collars aconet and Swiss Flounc-
ngs and Bands do do Kdgings and inserng Just reg
June 70 -, "a at n. b. DAt -
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PRINTS

PRINTS. --- l..Fi-
ERRIACK aud Cochcco Prints are selling ct u cerS,
N4 don't pay our ncghbors 10 cents: good NUdder
Prints. fast color. i cents, pile just sircceived. -
Mayl 1854. ls ~ .s'..- A. " HORR & Co.
Z AWNS.-Thv best shilling Lawns II :he county 0an BE-
IL found at -'. +-.' A. V. HORk " CO.'S.
StLKS body that is posted says IL yon want good
y Silt Dress 80 tha Sia5gsyie Cheap Store aud buy,
think they know how make the most of their money
4 bIavl leji A. ". HORR d Co.
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)ALM LEAF HATS, received mis- day, = ~

7. May IL. n - a T, W. SEyMogR's.
SUGARS. $50
n SUGAR; CoG.e 30; Fuyerized do
n. W Man 70. -. r. w. SgvAorR's.
GlMOKED Eau,s, 90 Shoulders: side Pork, for sale
> May 10. at f. W. SEyNorR 5,
SNHoEs-A good assortment f.sa
- My u. ... ... +: = ". sEyaQyR's.
r IzN con F1su-5uo lbs jHst opened $40
IN MAY iG. at F. W. SEvHouR's
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First come, first Served.

NHOSE Book Gases have arrived at last please call and
| see them, they viii pay the ttoube. 4 hBk
new styles will be hear next week; alsos 900 pictures of diff
ereBt kinds; also quantity Of Looking Glass ate those
time, by calling at ,f GRIFFIs8 BosFwIcK's, 80,
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FIIANCIES Oh PORTAGE COUNTY.

Statement of the Receipts ana expenditures OF forc
County, The scp commencing June 9th, 1853, and
ending June 9th, 1854. tr~
RECEIPTS.
S s
Balance in the Treasury June 9th, 1858, l5e 10 Z
Amount of Taxes collected on tax Duplicate of - - .
1855, 1l,09s 70 ,
Amount received Of State Treasurer,
County proportion 0f State Common
school Fund, Sl1,51f a5
Interest Western Reserve Schoo! -. "a
~ Fund, tfsas7f. 't--- - IT, soJ II
States proportion oftaXes refunded .g. ,r.. q '
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Fro,n sonfh America.


New YoRK, June 94-+lVa Valparaiso dates the
l5th May have been received By the California
steamer. 2 IE3AAs4~ tst'3 ~ 81
pFe6t NorfReF had visited Yalpafairo, doing
much damage 10 the shipping. Itextended along
the coast Three whalers were lost at TaIeahuoa
No names are given d lls4 "a rs.
The market at Valparaiso are inactive. Flour
dull at s., ,bo@s,0o. Hoo ,s7g e
Tho frigate st. Lawrence arriyedat Callca on
the 18th. The sloop Of war St, Mary's, was to
sail on the goth from Lima for Valparaiso. -
Political matters in Peru are still unsettled
Domingo Elius was at Callao, on board a ChiliaE
vessel. 'af''' ,'sp aws = : -.
A trouble had broken out at Linn between
Americans and Peruvians, owing to Fillibuster
reports concerning the former Several attacks
had been made on the Americans, and the papers
were discussing the prcPriety Of allowing them
to remain in Lima. st 55,. sr.5tsts
NEBRAsKA AND Kansas ,APPoIETMENTs.-The
following appointments were sent into the SEN
ate on Thursday: sse -
Gen. Butler, as Governor Of Nebraska. 10
A. H. Reeder, Of Pennsylvania, as Governor
Of Kansas. hee
Mr.. Woodson, of Virginia, as Secretary o
Kansas. -ts....i- saff5.s ~
Mr.. Cummings, of Iowa, as Marshal for Kan.
sas. .,, H.. ,,ioa i-s.sg, .,,.g 81, ...g 4 ,slas
Mr.. Ferguson, Of Michigan, as Chief Justict
of NebrasIp.. and Messrs. Bradley, Of. Indiana
Hardin OF Georgia,saIld Gilmore Of A labama, si
Associute Judpes ~ s''ssl1 tsg n'''ii5 ~ cF
I No appointment, has yet been made for thu
! New York District attorney ship.
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g,ATE3as z rom CALIFORNIA. r
ArriraI of the -Saay' of54he Wsst--Ihe Revolution
in Nee Gtrsaads---9fiat o. The Fit9tbustsrs--
nm n7protS T)7ypis sarg -. 5
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.JHBOSTWICK &C0'S ADVTE
SPRING ARRIVAL.
BoNNETs AT cosT.

yETEwll actually sell what BOnnets have on hand a.
w cost Those who have hot purchased yet vii sd The
h-st bsr~aps a. q ri = lr- ]. u. BVsTwIoK s. Cos.
bIN1S wo7h I2t solnR for Ci nov Is he nRe for
those who want fas, eoored Prints for 10 eens We Nh
positively sell such prints cost 81 20 10 l, and for one dS
PER yard, come and see and b. convinced. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28

company is organizing in Chilicothe
to Qoto Kansas. About thirty persons, The heads
of families, have enrolled their names l1l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28

THE HAT STORE "IN THE SHADE"
4 LARGE and splendid assortment of summer Hats, con-
sistiug of Panamas, Canton Siraw's, Pedal Floeuce
Leahorn Palm Leaf &c. Some beautiful Panamas from
Sc to S35 Palm Leaf Hats from 10 cents up Also some
uper Silk Hats, No. ].
An examination all that is necessary to convince any one
that they are cheaper than be bought elsewhere.
MAY T. PRENTiss, HoPKINs IL Co,
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CRocKERY..

lY The VRy whoever wants the most beautiful style OF
Crocfrry in Ohio had better f0r IL going
canaziug fast Dnat forget the 1ne assortment OF Glass
Tvars June E2, ,If. ~ j. n. BosrwIcK e. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28

Large variety asrived this day by Express Lace French
n Grown, English Straw, White Florence and China Peari
Fcidy Ia. & = NJ SEYMouR's.
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7 OB PRINTING! OF every tgsefipQg, doYs N ihe posi-
~ bsa,tifdf marer cNccGed IN tue WGstcT eo ry
a Power Press viii BE- added to the Prullpg eslabish
mcEt, aud with all modern Improvements in printing Type
ing, Cards hand bills, posters. b Head, Blanks PaIa
phet Boos &C., wiz be doe in style unsurpassed ana 10
entire satisftrtian. ~-rs .lh 5 :. -
For any o the great variety o wants TO be supplied ut tss
extensive establishment Public respectfully request
ed to cell at the RAVEENA BOOK STORE,
May g. 1881. opposite the Prentiss House, Main ST.
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RAVENNA BOOK STORE.

rF Iargos assortment OF Books and Stationery Of
feFed 70 the citizens Of Portage county, VII be found at
the RAysnns Book etore, Main Street, opposite The
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28

TIGURED Striped and plain silk, Satin Canopy, Water
cd Back, figured Lined new style French Handle and
,ood lot Of figured silk at rs cents, at sEymoyEls
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NEBRASKA AND Kansas APPoIETMEETs-The
| following appointments were sent into the Sem
ate IN Thnrsdav. -fFs- t-7
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WE have r ias ten twelve pieces of Carpehng
wv from 25 eUtsto Sl 10 these days of progression
thing q 3are hOors, much labor is saved by having
earpete besides being comfortable and orna-
mopial None should tail 10 have Carpet, and the place tn
buv isat the store OF j. H. bosrwIcK & Co.
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EEADY-MhDE CLOTHING!

II L. DAY has beeu receiving the last hreo weeks INC
IL best stock Of Rea ysiade Clothing ever offered IN
ts town. Coats Pants and Vests OF every dcsersiop and
a prces aso furnishing goods o all keds stocks eravats
neck ties Shirts, wrapers drawers gloves hose c all o
win be sold cheap, for ready pay; reeollect No. 2,
! fJune 10 1884, - t''' Phanix Bioak.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-28

AIDES you will money by calling at the shalesvile
L. Cheap Store and getting new Bonnet great Faf'e!
Just priced and the newest styles selling cheap;
May l. 1854. A; '. ho'N " w. ~.
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LARGE lot of checked Striped snd ohangcabe dress
n Silks received this day, and will be sold at small ad
vance from cost at HOWELL, NITTER q Co
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PIANO COVERS.
really beautiful cloth finished Piano cover, be iound
( ! al the Store OF 8. ]. II, BDsrwIcK & Co.

FfER tlis day, Jcps Iuh, will sell BaTsge peLans
rs city prices such rs aye been ssng I6 cts can be
bought for s sj to 21 sHd other prices reduced In pro
portion. Is ter, any WHO will take advantage of sueh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
DISPASSIONATE VIEWS.

1t is fact which is of striking significance
In regard tothe Scripturalsanction of Slavery,
that, previous to the comparatively recent
period when Abolition showed its head in
Great Britain, all the British commentators
upon the Bible, as well as all the commenta-
tors of all other countries and all ages, agreed
with Shareholders in the Interpretation which
they give to those portions ofthe Biblewhie
treat ofslavery. Not one of the commentators
expresses the opinion that Slavery is a sin,
but on the contrary, they unanimously agree
that the institution had the Divine sanction.
A friend has placed in our hands a volume
Of Sermons and Miscellaneous Works" by
Rev. DIR. Knight, an eminent English divine,
who figured about the close of the last centu-
ry. In this book there are no less than SIX
expository lectures on the Epistle of St. Paul
to Philemon, in which, without a word Of CON
troversy, and proceeding on the ground that
the Scriptural sanction of Slavery was ques
toned by nobody, the Rev author sets forth
in d grave, Instructive, and perspicuous man
ner, the Scripture doctrine of the relative ilu-
ties Of master and slave. It seems TO us
that the republication Of these solid and dis
passionate discourses. coming from learned
snd practical divine, who expounds his text
Without prejudice, bias or even thought Of
controversy. would be Of great service in
England at this time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-H C Timberlake, Miss
w Battails, Yszoo Miss; John Murphey, Y; d S
Payne. N Y; J C Pollard, King William; B err
rett; c Smith, Alexandra; w A Buckper, Caro-
line; Master M Crutchfeld and Master S Crutch-
field, Spottsylvania; NJ Jerrel, Hartford J s Bar
bour, Culpeper D B Smith, Ky } Tyler, do !;
Miss Smith, do; Miss Salmon, do; B Word, Jr,
Orange; w A Rice, Alabama; Mrs d Hall, do !;
X ] Epes. University of Virginia; ] Jones, do /;
I G Harris do.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-DrS A Hobson w A
Taey, Powhatan; 6 P Keesee, Pittsyvania w A
Spears, Baker. Chesterfield: w E Jordan w j
Arthur, Nansemond; G E Baber. Appomattox; T A
Spears, d Custi, J Scruggs, Scott jr, Powhatan;
vile; Ledworth, Fluvanna; T w Newbury Hun
nuker, c Powers RUSSELL G Harston, jr. N
Hill, Henry; Townley, Washington; r A Moody,
Faulconer, Richmond; Jordan, r S Forrest,
Lunenburg; Morrison, Charlotte w Bailey,
Jeter Amels; J Taylor, Tazeweil; A Cheaiham,
M Woofwine, Biacksburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
CURIOUS CASE


1t will be remembered by the readers of
the Dispatch, that in 1852, we published a
statement of the trial in Jefferson county, of
negro Henry, a slave, charged with stabbing
and infiicting dangerous wounds upon the
body of Mr.. H. A. Anderson. The charge was
sustained, and the prisoner sentenced to re-
eeive five hundred lashes, to be given not to
exceed thirty-nine at any one time, and un-
der the direction of the physician to the Jail.
In late communication by Gov. johnson
to the Legislature upon the subject of IRE
prieves and Pardons," it is stated that ac-
cording to petition for pardon presented by
the owner of the slave, twice thirty-nine
lashes have been inflicted upon the prisoner
and that the last whipping occurred more
than year ago The physician to the Jail
then resigned. The court then rendered the
appointment to another physician who de-
Glued; then to another, and so on to fourtb
who would not act to carry the sentence into
execution. 1t was part of the sentence
that the whipping should be under the di-
rection Of the physician, and the sheriff re-
fuses to execute the sentence without sucb
direction. So there is no prospect of execut-
ing the sentence, the owner is deprived of
the service of his slave, and NAV lose him
altogether. He has no remedy. The Gov
ernor asks the assembly to provide some
remedy at leasi for similar cases. We DER.
ceive that Mr. Parker of the Senate has of.
fered resolution having that object in view
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
CANALS.

The great question OF Canal Enlargement
was decided by the people of New York ON
Wednesday last in manner worthy of their
profound sagacity and mighty enterprise.
Nine-tenths of the votes were cast in favor Of
canal enlargement. This shows the estimate
which the most energetic and wide awak bu.
siness community in theworld put on Canals
There are great philosophersin Virginia who
pronounce Canals too slow and behind the
age. but New York. which has covered her.
self with . network of railroads, pronounces
Canals the best Of all public works for the
transportation Of heavy productions, and ap-
propriates 1t single dash, ten millions for
the enlargement Of her already existing ca
mails.
II There Is one Improvement in the world
which has more than any other the sanctions
ofthe riehsstexpe It isthe CAsAL. Yet
there are sages in Virginia Who pronounce
the james River Canal ditch, --fhst Canal,
BY the compilation Of which, : great portion
81 the Wsstern trade pow going 10 NewY York,
might Be diverted to Virginia. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22

FIRST MARKET.-The market yesterday
morning was not as well supplied as we have
seen, in variety, but the quality of the meats was
generally good.
Becf--Choice pieces II 1.2 cts. per h. Inferior,
to 10 cts Salt pieces 10 a II cts. Dried IL 1-2
cts.
Heal-But little in market Good article worth
10a 10 cts.
Mutton-The best, II 1-2 cts.
Pork-Fresh IL cts, Corned 10 IL cts.
Honls-Choice IL 1-2 cts
Seusage-of all kinds u l-2 cts.
Fosols-Turkeys 81 $l.75. Geese IS cts Ducks
25 a 81 1-2 cts. Chickens 20 81 l-2 cts Wild
Ducks from 80 cts. to $3.50 per pair-according to
quality.
Game-P artridges u 18 cts
Fish-Rock and Club II l-2 cts per ID. Perch from
u cts. to 81 Ia cts per bunch Oysters rs cts per
gallon.
Hegetables-Cabbage from 6 to Is cts per head.
Turnps IL LIZ cts. per peck. Irish Potatoes 81 IA
cts per peck. Beans 6 cts. per quart Blackeye
Peas cts. per quart. Parsnips cts per bunch.
Hominy cts. per quart Celery IA cts per
bunch.
Fruit-Apples so cts. per peck Dried peaches
25 cts. per quart.
Batter-tresh 25 81 cts. per h.
Eggs fresh 90 % cts. per Dozen
The supply OF fresh fish has been unusually large
for some days, and Messrs. Brown & Nottingham
have been selling very cheap. They deal largely
in the article of fish, and generally supply all
orders sent to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22

PANORAMA OF NIAGARA FALLs.-We have
had look at this wonderful picture. and feel pre-
pared to say thai s not only entitled to merit as
work of art, but is the most natural panoramic
view tilat we have ever beheld 1t shows the Falls
and scenery about them from every point of view,
and at every season of the year; and the whole is
dome up in mastery style of truthfulness and
beauty. Those who have seen the Falls, and thbse
who have not, are alike interested in the picture.
We advise our readers to see it by all means while
It's on exhibition at Odd FelIous Hall Were
Frankenstein never again to touch canvass with
pencil, this one piece would give him reputation
and a name as landscape painter, which the bes.
OF his profes sion might feel proud to possess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb. 81.
CORRECTED DAILY

FLOUR.-The market is very quiet; no dispositio
to sell until farther accounts received. We hear
Of no sales.
WHEAT-Not so brisk; sales at 81 .8G0l.90.
CORN-In demand at $3.50.
RYE-Saies at 95ca$1.
TOBACCO-No change.
PROVISIONS-Market firm; Beef shade higher
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
TRANSFERS are complaining very heavily

IEAMsTERS are complaining very heavily
at the present rate of charges fixed by the Council
the high taxes imposed upon them the horrid con.
dition of the streets over which they haul and the
great rise in feed for their stock and they contend
that their rates ought to be advanced to enable
them to keep pace with the demands they are called
upon to meet. We know that they have had petit
ton presented to the Council asking reduction In
their city taxes but we cannot say what action has
been, or will be- taken ON the subject If they were
receiving but fair compensation for their labor
before the late heavy rise and feed of all kinds are
so much higher now than twelve months AGO. if
does seem strange to us that they are not allowed
to charge more for their labor now than they did
before the rise. The committee to whom the sub.
jeet was referred will probably present their report
to the next meeting OF the Council, when we will
again notice the complaint
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
EsGlsEERIss DEPARTMENT RIcHMosD& DAN.

ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT RIcHMosp DAN.
WILLIE RAIL ROAD.
- Richmond Feb Goth, 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received at this
4 Office until Monday, the 9th March for trans
porting for the Richmond Danvile Railroad Com
pany 5000 casks Cement from Roanoke Station to the
following places viz
To the crossing of the Bannist er river by the Rich
mend u Danville Railroad.
To South Boston Dan River,
I" Marshall - /" :"
. News Ferry Road,
:" Birch Greek,
!" Reedy Bottom 8. s.
!" Millers Ferry Road, North Side Dan River,
and Esnville.
The bidders will state the price per 100 bbls deIiy-
cred at each of the above named points. The guam
ty TO be consigned to any one of said places to be
regulated by tbs Company
ANDREW TALCOTT,
fe 2-d& wGthMerch Chief En- ginesr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
THE YOUNG GuARps' BALL, comes off to-

The YOUNG GUARDS BALL, comes off to-
night at the United States Hotel II you have not
secured ticket, lose no time in doing so. We
understand that large number of tickets have
been disposed OF and that the characters selected
by those who design appearing in fancy dresses,
are as variegated as could well be conceived Of
The military, too viii be out in force, while hun
dreds of citizens in plain Dress win aid by their
presence to swell the throng and add TO the gaiety
Of the assembage. With such music as the Armo-
~ Band alone can discourse. and with hundreds of
smiling faces OF Rchmond's fair daughters to en-
lyen the scene, who resist the temptation pre-
scented for attending the anniversary celebration of
the Young Guard which comes off tonight at the
United States Hetela
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
MARRTEn

On the 10Th inst, at Fredericksburg, by the Rev
John FL. Thompson, Mr. RICHARD TERHUNE, of
TON, of the former place. Newark On. ~ papers
please COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
AsoTHER FAoToHY.-Messrs Warwick

ANoTHER FAoToHY.-Messrs Warwick
& Barksdae, or the Gallego' Mills, are putting up
barrel mandatory on 18th street, short distance
South of their mill, the machinery of which is to
be driven by water power. Already the shaffs
from the water wheel has been conducted to the
new house. and sspulliesr and "bands~ have been
supplied. so that the workmen are expected 10
commence operations IN short time This facto-
ry, it is expected, viii complete several hundred
barrels each day. But not one-f fourth enough. we
presume, 10 supply the demand OF its proprietors.
when their mills are in full operation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22

THE CABIN AND PARLoR-as represented
a the Theatre last Monday night, is said to be one
of the most interesting dramas ever produced on
the Marshall stage. We were not present to see II
the first night but friend who was assures us that
all who witness it will be delighted not only with
the acting, but the pure moral it conveys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22

DR.. BRarYEHD can be consulted at IT,
Exchange Hotel. Richmond, until March 4ths liz =
awaiting the report of the COMMITTEES on Correspond
ence In this city. - <z--s