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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28

exle6iaot 10 tui nit to the sitting ASSEMBLY a
me- aSuie 81 sub importance, aud determined to
postpone TIE question Until the Assembly nat Dccn
enlarged usder Il Q new at. Acting. therefore,
under the advice Of the proyncisi government, the
GOverLor-6eDeral has pror, guea tie Assembly.
From The london Tine, J 'lyiS1
II IL the misfortune OF the sort Of connection We
keep up with British erica, thu. VIC selc om hear
any thing about 1, Ghle-s IL liz something .Hp,esaat
hs0 We really much L, q" with toet. Provinces, In
stead IT mercy senGing thcW our eniiYi ants aud
Teton goods, End taking their timber, Canarian,
or Nova Scotan. OF newfoundland polt.O- would
he iSu.ihsr 10 ali sg Us; sLd, when cclats at home
s~re cett.rg rather cli We might fill up the VOID
with examples IS Canadian e)0quence or intrigue.
AZ II Is, We oily hear OF these province as do
"i Mount Eta, TIA IL, ~hen there Is an erup-
tor. II t:ere " rebellion, or Rebellion Losses
bill, on Pa. jitIberJ house burnt to the yroaud,
AID a auaireI stoLt chur ;h property, then oil
course We nsnr az ahput II; Tor both parties 10 the
quarrel. othSr~ire GAZING bout es little for III as We
10 hem, iush to England, ensronce theinseives
.: haies, sri,e letters md pamphlets innumorabic,
get Mtff GEoainns ~ ne sspnpers an1 pnoIic men
shd ftnef aily succeed Ia pruning some Rby ih-
tammKbk lscr win all The psfiiculars Oh tue Gaze
Far r,i,. cs.s et the ousside--s0me times only for
biut i. lif--a CsnaoiaD trpie may he sid TO occu
y, iLs pubic attti hcn, anf people oeaio really 10
ihr tIty t1n something ab ut Csbadill ail4i. r.,
shd nfe iete,e.t~d Ia them. but ~ s,on as the
70 ret bss discharged it, spark, all IL daraneds
stain, eca " will tie a tacly1mothh beio,e Any.
D. ~ snu M efs tserr Ia such place - . iss.,
An s'ic,. SINE wreks az, su sttemet 80 maze
IT, an the Isfds Mt cuafre; vita .i,r CsAas tan
pen, IL OH tic stisLtinn OF the ;, cod All Der
ard, es Ulr;iins vas necessary u o7pss u, vs
we're Z, 10 that We La0 for some tine been the
vici,Ds cf -eii,a of outriges moon ain homer,
~ q that this sas auosber. However, tvs ans,r
h. i."sn over, as FAR as VI gland " con sTned,
md &c are none es os smaltsny under sebss OF
intut. Bat Oh ut once there Il enutsef Canadian
e,uptinn, ano, rs our thee immense Aeeis AID
Armies are Going abs0ntey nothing IN u ope, Il Il
jost possible sume u readers gniy take an In
t,Iet 10 hearing that the Canadian government hal
been teeiep In the Legislative Asse ably, and that
there II ~lat se cal "A rollticsl ciss.
The deltated minister is vi. HirCks, who appears
to ias. teen The leading wbig stst.sinen ~ Canada
estr fiuee the rival q Lore Eigin, six yeas aga.
H. tho cotnuy h. u knowo chiefly by his laciabe
aud 10 some extent sncc,FssOi sitcmpts, "a raise
morley ar tae Grefd Ttunk Railway Of Canada.
III "a 4 Ifnth iran ~ liberal opipipns Ia pbvnu.
ir,m hm havIig i~sn Lord Eig,n . munster, and
tsvrg lsld tI'st place In Canada for 10 Lang Q
lercd. fvr some reason " another b saanvt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28

10 infcfmsfi"n or thr subject General Blazer
Nipietr Of War left rtis m rn,ng fos sranjaez and
I,mkleQue, " take the chef Command x The gov.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23
RICHMOND, VA
THuRsDAYMoRNING.F FEBRUARY q. ls54
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Wkie has leader on the recent antiEe-
braska meeting in Boston. but alluding more parti
cularly to the speech of Theodore Parker on that
ticle speaks of the importance of the Southern
Commercial Convention, which is to assemble In
Charleston on the second Wednesday in April
We presume the city of Richmond win send its
representatives to Charleston to signify ts sympa.
thy In a common cause, and to adopt common mea-
sures to ensure common success. Another arti-
Gle alludes to the probability that the Legislature
will adjourn at the expiration of the ninety days
session, to meet again in extra session. There is
much work to be done, and the little time left might
be more proftably expended in finishing up what
is now on hand, than by cutting out new business.
The Wig also pays an editorial tribute to the me-
mory of Mr.. Tunstal
The Penny Post devotes q leader to George
Washington, ON the recurrence of his birth day
The world never saw his like, and in all human
probability 1t will never see it again. 30 far as great
moral qualities are concerned His military tai
ents are also duly praised by the Post. We no
tice another article upon the death Of Mr.. Tunstal
alluding in appropriate terms to his virtues. He
-
the memory of those whom he has 80 Faithfully
served-he will be remembered by his native State
as one of her most useful servants.
The Mail has few brief remarks upon the birth.
day of Washington. the celebration of which is a
beautiful feature in the social system of the United
States The second article is a notice of Mr. Tun-
stalls death. "Peace to his ashes! Lightly may
the clods of the valley rest upon the remains Of
him who now sleeps beneath their cold and quiet
surface" The Mail also publishes the letter of
Mr.. Bolts on the Nebraska question, and concludes
some remarks thereon as follows:
"While we regret Mr.. Bolts position on this sub
ject we have the fullest confidence In his honesty
and patriotisrn-tbe assaults upon him to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
The Enquirer re-publishes Washingtons Fare
well Address, and trusts that, conscientious and hu
name stakeholder was the great Virginian, the
spirit of his valedctory warning may act generally
upon those of our Northern brethren, who, In the
present crisis hesitate to do such justice to the Con
stitution and the Union as is rendered to them In
the Nebraska bill, measure of no favor to our sec.
ton, butof equal rights to ALL The Enquirer has
several editorial articles upon other subjects.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23
GErRRlLs ASSEMBLY, or VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, 1854.

The Standing Comnaissees made report of bills.
Mr.. DOUGLAS offered the following resolution
Resolved. That on and after Thursday, I'D Inst,
until further ordered, the Senate Will hold an even-
ing session, commencing at half past O'Clock.
Mr. WINSTON proposed 4 substitute, that the Sem
ate take recess from half past to4 O'Clock, P. NJ
The two propositions were discussed BY Mesers
STANDS. DEEEALR, DoucLAs, REGfR, SMITH,
STUART and CArLHrr.
Mr.. sruAar demanded the previous question on
the substitute
Mr.. McDEARMoN required the ayes and noes,
and the substitute was rejected-ayes 19, noes %.
The original resolution was then agreed to, a.
follows: 3
AYEs-Mesrs. Barnett, Brswner Chapman, Creiei,
Deneaie Douglas, Fuusten, Grantham, Hall, Harris,
Johnson McKenney, Mulln. Parker Paxton. Ran.
ri. -'As~e" ~ f''".A' 'a'' a'nol ''
NoEs--Newrs. Amber, Arthur, Baldwin, Braxton.
Campbell, Catiett Jones, Logan, Marshall, McDear-
mon, McEihenny Moncure. heser Saunders. .Shands,
Mr.. MckENNEy (by request) moved reconsid-
Grafton of the vote. By ayes and noes, the Senate
refused to reconsider-19to CO.
Mr.. CATLErr said this was the anniversary OF
the birth day of Washington, and he moved the
Senate adjourn.
The Senate refused to adjourn-ayes 1e, noes %.
Several resolutions of inquiry were submitted.
LOGAN. RALEIGH AND MONROE TURNPIKE.
Mr. WAND called up a bill to authorize the
Board OF Public Works to subscribe for the residue
OF the capital stock of the Logan, Raleigh and
monroe Turnpike Company, and to vest in said
board the exclusive management of the same.
MT WARD explained the BILL and the roll was
called-ayes %, noes 8. Not being majority OF
the whole Senate, the bill was rejected.
On motion of Mr.. TAzEwELL, the Senate ad-
|journed-ayes %, noes IA. s5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

CELEBRATED TOT &c ALE-Tbis
- ALE i prepared expires sy for Invalids and nys.
.trc nelmg prepsled from Pure Malt and Hop,
scians as perfect cure or Dyspepsia '-' ny
ALSO.
Porter family hand and for ssle st th
cash prices 'l' AA1 'oi ''io ie s o. @ 'he lowest
Also, pure Wine and Brandies for medical purpo-
so'' ooia pY DUDLEY Il co
nr " Main Street. Richmond Va
Denver ed IN any part ofthe city free of expense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23
/ IvER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA

- - JAUNDlCE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE.
from Dsordered Liver or Stomach: such q con.t;.
patton inward piles fullness of blood to the head
acdfy OF the stomach nausea heart burn disgust o1
1000 fuilness or weight in the stomach sour erca.
swimming Of the Head hurried and difsicuit Srsssh
ing utterns at the heart choking or uutocatins sen.
atons when ~ lying posture, dimness Of vision.
dots or webs before the sight fever and dull pain II
the head, deficiency of psrspiration yeowness She
san snd eyes pain in the side back chest limbs &C.,
imagnngs OF evil, and great depression Of sprits-
car San es eess1sily a cured by Da; HOoFLANDs
delphia. = - 'SS' No' i10 Afen street, fhlis-
Their power the above diseases is not excelled
States the cures attest in any cases ser sliifi
physicisns had failed - 80 :. - - !. -
These BITTERS are worthy the attention Of inva.
diseases OF the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections Of
the digestive organs they ara, withal ssfs certain
READ AND BE CONvINCED.-The "Philsdel.
phia Saturday Gazette" says of Dr.. Hoofands Ger
"It is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines to the confidence and pstronar Of
our readers: and therefore, when we recommend Dr.
understood that not speaking Of the nostrums
of the day, that nosed about for brief period
and then forgotten after they have done their guilty
universally priced and which has met the hearty sp.
proval of the faculty itselfn
SCOTS .Sco weehlya said, August 2s:
DR.. jackson, are now recommended by some of the
most prominent members of the faculty a. an article OF
much elhcacy IN ca.es of female wsasness Penons
vantageous to their health, we know from expert.
ence the salutary effect they have upon weak syssms
For sale Wholesale and retail at Kq
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 Arch street, one door below Sixth Phsdel.
phis, aud by byrespectable dealers seneraly throughout
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU.
Il RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association Ara
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks on reasonable terms a.
the patronage Of the public. Applications viii be re.
oeived at the office, No. 22S, corner of Main and 9Th
Streets where the officers will cheerfuly furnish ali
Information that may be required All osses prompt-
y and literally adjusted
JOHN II. BosaER, Secretary. NH II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

On Thursday morning last, Mr.. Jacob 1. Abra
hams of Rome, Ga, and one OF the first citizens oi
the place, was found dead at his residence, q few
miles from the town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

Mrs Mowatt commenced her engagement in
Charleston on Monday night, as Beatrice, in Much
Ado About Nothing" 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

One of the New Orleans Courts has decided the
value of Aasbaad--a dead one / Mrs. Landreaux
has recovered $40 900 of the N o. Railroad Co., In
damages for her husband who was accidentally
killed on the road. Live husbands are not worth
90 much by a good deal, say 1t least one-half
lHuntsriHe (ALeb1 Advocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

Mr.. Richmond Swicegood was killed In saw
mill, in Davidson county, N, c., few days ago
His clothing caught in the saw, when he was jerk.
ed down upon it, and his head and one of his arms
completely severed from his body. .tal s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

DR.. F. F. Harris, of coffeeviiie, Ala, committed
suicide the Both ult by shooting himself through
the head with pistol. The loss of his wife, ddd-
eultes with his neighbors, and accommodation
from the church, of which he was recently mem
ber, are supposed to be the causes which induced
him to commit the horrible deed 1.safsf.FE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation Of the Daily Dispatch sxessds
combined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

On the 12th instant the Senate of Alabama pass
ed the General Loan Bill by which il is proposed Il
loan the different Railroads in the State two mil
lions of dollars. .#es's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

The RUSSIAN AMBASSADORS TO THE Courts OF
LONDON AND PARIs.-The London Sun of the 3rd
instant, says
M. de Kisseeff took his departure from Paris
yesterday evening, and M. de Brunow his from
London this morning. Instructions are known to
have been already forwarded by their respective
governments to M. de Castelbajac, and Sir G. H.
Seymour, recalling them from ST. Petersburg
Beyond all which, it is now positively asserted that
the proposals entrusted by the Gear to Count Or
loh, with view TO opening up fresh negotiations
have been at once recognized as inadmissible by
the French and British administrators Where.
fore, decisive rupture has at last taken place be-
tween the western allies Of Turkey and his imperi.
al majesty. the Rnssian autocrat. No more posi-
tive indications of this rupture could be given than
the withdrawal of the diplomatic representative Of
the Emperor Nicholas from the Courrs of ST James
ard the Tnileries almost simultaneous with the re-
tirement from St Petersburg of the Preach and
English Ambassadors. War, under these eircurn.
Stances cannot any longer be considered az prob.
able, hut a. having actually commenced-war, that
10 to say between England and France on the one
sde and Russia a. their antagonist 1t is no long.
en- a matter Of rlmor, but OF fact We are not
LEFT merely 10 anticipate. but simply % observe
10 Observe the course taken by sea and by land BY
the beIlisereuts Tho sfrugg1e b no more ono Of
the closek but OF the battlefield no moro ono Of
Daper.pellets, but Of bornbshelis; no more one Of
diplomacy, but Of ordnance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

A pedestrian walked six miles in fiftyseven min,
utes and thirtysix seconds, the Charleston race
course last Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

IHoMAs j. Evans, ATTORNEY AT Law
and the county OF. Henrico =
Office moved to Whie Buildins cnrnay of faov.x
nor and franklin ss7 eets g y aeims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

AWFUL CALAMrTY.-A correspondent of the
Green River Whig writes as follows to that paper,
nnder date of Christian county, Ky, Feb 4th.
On Thursday uight last, the dwelling of Mr. John
Parker living in the north west part of this county,
was entirely consumed by fire, together with its
contents and three of his childreN and slightly in
juring others of the family. His oldest daughter,
Is years of age, severely burned but is recov.
ering. The house caught from the chimney, after
the family had retired to rest -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

The irst cold cut nail in the world was made in
1777. by Jeremiah Wilkinson, Of Cumberland, r. l.,
who " still lives" IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

An old Iady h Washington, M. H) undertook
lask week q explain thf o Fevc!yer g
she sseesede - rsll tksests lodged I 6ail'in ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

GRAVE AFrArR.-The Boston Post says that tho
Arabs in Upper Egypt cut up mummies ~ we cut
up tirewood TO cook with. People must pardon the
remark; but this s making Light of very grave mat.
ter, az the old lady remarked when the scapegrsce
threw her testament In the fire..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

GENERAL AaRncr. yor rnv. a--- = =.
PuacEAsk ov LAnDs--PRaNK q. 4 Rirsey1 so 49,
,a,y 9G ns 1890 Szsr Asrrsf.eS sssis;s "a
tsENEpSf o1s5 sseir ssrvices 70 sths pnbisc e
a,st anMDs a Pssaa and ne sosss snd Ws.s.sn g
ofhce-st tlle ONCE of the r;ro;.;, ,,...
toyas Society," No. It's Hnin direct ''a1 aey.cn
a. AUGuGt, N0TARY PUsLIc Ann Arrov-~. u
8 - - ~ ------------------. e8-ts
GREAr BilEsAixs.-T. 3. PRICE 4 rn
eneT GkEAT se; EARGAIMs n rich rsss sILKG
De LAlNfS, French LAWNS, GINdHAMa4 ~ M
embrsidercd USL1NS, FOULARDS. Ec. Ecs w;ss ~
many other @ Gods suited to the present sra -. ~
preaching easo q. left over from former sesSore T
oe ssid stIcw t,ricea, to make room Tor new stocS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

HENRY e. (;AsNoN, ArroRrrY At . =
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner 81 nv, n =,
&c., for New York, Pennsylvania NORTH. Caroi;u.
South Carroll na, Alabama, Tennessee, tJhio. IndI
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, lows kc. 1r
Practices In the Courts of Richmond oiry and Han.
rico county. Will attend promptly to Ill LeTsi ~
Notsrial bus. aess With which he may be sntrusesd.
Office ON rankin near Governor street, =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23
R DECOU & CO., Franklin Clothing

TX DECOU & CO., Franklin Clothing
=. Store, Richmond Va, is the best and cheap.
est H u IRE In the city to buy all kinds of READY
ali qnaf tiles and styles of Garments from which the
m.,ss stidious select and be suited. The facii
Ties enjoy with reference to the selections of the
newer and richest styles of goods az fast as thew
apes In the Northern and Eastern markets. afford
gns rantee that we will be second to none in the
goot g. Included in our stock will be found
rees and Frock Coats. of all coors and materials
suit able to the season. q - : = - ''' 'A
lain and Fancy Cashmere Pants of new and
be autiful patterns. fs.5i.-4 f = - - --s- y
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests, in great variety
wardrobe of the gentleman and the man of business
may be met with as above; and all of which we will
sell as cheap as the cheapest and as good az
Il the best. Therefore, all who may be in want Of
Clothing would do well to call at the Franklin Cloth,
i ing Store, No. 98 Main street. -
fe 10 p r DECOTr h m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

Woryrs N aHxEp CLoTHINc.-Jessy Wickes.
the pOor eirl Who WAS killed by an abortionist in
Troy isst wsek, IVES ssdacad by Aey -oDs Sunday
school teacher! t~~ xk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

The editor of the Columbia. (Texas) Deuaocrar
is in clover Hear how he expresses his thanks for
favors received
tisement column in this paper, to be filled with GER
tiicates in favor of the Slam Bang cordial 'Twont
do DR.. To ,Mr. Chanticleer Shanghai, for song
at o'clock in the morning. To Miss s. for cigar
made by her own fair fingers. That cigar may
consider itself putfed. To divers other kind.heart
ed people for divers good things and graceful acts,
whom all. when we forget may the stars veil;thenl-
selves and the heavens weep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

ABEL y. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law Az n
NOTARY PUIlLIC.-Of on Franklin street u ID,
tho Metropoli tan Hall. Richmond. Va - sTei =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

g DR.. j. N. BE- oocKs-off;ca On fha So,,,a,
dds Of Main street. between 7th and sth rtrsets =
Omce hours: froi to 10, In the Iruorninr ira
from to in the af ernoon - - is n 4, sno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

SHINGLES, &c.-l2O,OOO 6 inch Cy.
~ press Bunch SHINGLES
l5o. GOO feet seasoned sBUTTON-WOOD, superior
sSvoS sSooS feet seasenede do: do. do.
- I00 O0o do. do. Michigan and Canada White
80 600 feet ROCK MAPLE, for machine purposes.
m0O0 do. Northern and Southern HICKORY
1tM0 90. do. do. ASH.
$4,000 do. Oak Tobacco-box BOARDS. b
10000 do. Black Walnut BOARDS and PLANK
10000 do. !, l, Il, and inch CHERRY,
together with an assortment OF st. Domingo MA
HOGANY. - 80
The continued favorable attention of the trade is
respectfully solicited.
fe Is BELvIN & PARKER. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

SIGHT DRAFrs ON NEw ORLEANS I'm
sums 70 snlt PuIcb asers for sale ct eli timea ~
B. -MACMURDo, at Exchange Bank. : - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

v JOINING THE CITY, ATPRIvATE sALEs
That beautiful aud commanding situation, contain
ing twenty-five or thirty acres adjoining the city
called /" MOUNT PROSPECT,n (iafe Bahkfcrdl 10
offered private SALE and is unryslled in besuty Of
ssituatien and purity Of water. Ths property will
in . short time become valuable addition to the
city, when laid of into building LOTS such favora-
BILE opportunity for profitable Investment 10 rarely
met with A bridge will soon be built over the %.
nal opposite it. which will make the dstsnce fro
the Capitol shsrser than to many hckiy led parts
of the city.
For terms apply to
Z ia2T-2awts TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

T. j. ARSON e. Co., Nos. Al AND az
LIGHT sTI EET BALTIMORE, AND NO. s.
WATEk ST REET, NEW YOhK.-A good sssort
for sale at 10 west market prices. So je 1o-iv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

AMERICAN HOTEL,
HMoND,. vIRaINI1
J. MILDE BERGER SMITH Psc.s.ss
seIo-iy lro"ertynf JoneSs Hotel PAlaSelnAia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

PACIFIC RAnRoAD.-We are informed, says the
N. 0. True Delta, that Col. w. r. D. Ward, once
president of the company formed to build railroad
from the frontier Of Louisiana, Texas to Ell
Passo, is now the agent of the New York company
10 build railroad over the same route to Calfor-
mia, and has commenced operations at Shreveport,
In this State. with about one hundred men under
his orders, to be augmented at an early day to a
much larger force. s4- $50 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

-H>a "WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2, 1854. =
The House commenced its morning business, and
had proceeded with the consideration of the bills
communicated from the Senate but little way,
when the rolling of the drums gave token of the
assembling of troops on the Square, to celebrate
the day; and, on motion of Mr.. MALLORY, on this
INGToN, the House adjourned by vote of ninety.
f"o to twenty eight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23
GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,

GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,
~ ROOFING, &c-Having just received from the
North lar &c stock Of Materials, am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and to cover buildings with Tin or
any kinf Of metal in the best manner at reasonable
prices. and with despatch. 1900 E.,Is-
have now secured the services Of number of ex-
ceient workmen in the various branches of my bus.
hesa and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my line
will find Y to theii advantage to give cali at my
and Cary. If,
fe Its CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

PEMOVAL,-A CHANCE FOR BAR.
1S GAINS IN CHINA, CKERY AND
GLASS WARE r. L HICKSON. No. 2lS, Broad
street, being about TO remove to Main street, WILL
for the next three weeks only sell of his present
tensive and well selected stock at and charges
This he considers preferable paying the expense
ofremoving and incurIing heavy loss by breakage
thus verifying the old saying, that the first loss is
always the best"
There fore. now is the chance for the inhabitants
of Shockoe Hill and vicinity to supply themselves
with China, Crockery and Glass ware, and end.
lessvarety of other goods both useful and srnsmen.
tai
E n. B.-The Store and Dwelling for
LIZ rent Apply as above. ja24