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steamship jamestown, Parrish Norfolk, ao-Lualsm
Ship Mary Bradford. Thompson London--Grnnsi, Min.
Snip John BsIshs Cutting Liverpool Williams Guisn.
ship Humboldt Ham, Paulsen, Hamburg-w Schmidt
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ship Spirit of the Times Ksr, San FrancscoJas Smith
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Cld ed bark Iva (nst brig yeva Incorrectly
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New ship King Lear 1000 toms East Boston and
owned by Meszr Seccomb Taylor parties
in London, ON terms not made public.
Messrs Rowland & RidRway hove purchased tho ship
Emerald, of 100 TONS the stocks East Boston.
also ship Of 14C0 tons, the STOOLS at BAsh fc
the Drsmotic Line Of New York and Liverpool packets
private terms
Bark Samuel Train, 1893 TONS built At Addison No. In
1S4S, has been eolp Mt 5000, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

w All packages letters intended for the New Yopx
HERALD should he sealed
ALMANAC roa NEW yoRx-THIs DAY.
SUN RIsEs.......4 30 MOON 4S
- ~
Port Of New York, june "a, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24
Two ships and one brig, unknown.

Steamships Knoxville, Savannah Jas Adger, Chariestsu:
Jamestown Norfolk &e ships Dreodnaught Liverpoo Ma
~ Bradford London; and others,
lirhk
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but they may calculate too largely on the popular
ignorance. At all events, each Senator must act
upon his own conscientious convictions OF duty"
observed, in reply, that did not think they had
moderated the popular intelligence tina. the pee
pie in the tismmels OF their leaders, and knew
nothing Of what was going on, except what reached
them through soc columns OF pensioned presses
uuder the control Of the administration; and that
fesred tie worst If the nomination should be reject
ed. he answered by saying, In substance, that the
facts, II true, and to the extent supposed, could
nor ought they 10 influence the conduct Of
Senator's; and | should not again have spoken to
him in relation to the matter, had l not been
informed, few days Afterwards, OF the scheme 70
compel bin to give the casting vote. confess l
felt exceedingly Indignant not only at the sudacity,
but the profisacy of the wfetches and determined
at onte to see mir. Calhoun and urge him to avoid
the snare. He listened to me, unused minute, and
then said" We'll, sir, let them alone. Let them
play out their game. If the7 bring him up to me,
! will very coon show them what III dol" They
know that already, sir, said I, and for that very
rseson they mean 70 bring him up to You. I'M
deritand shst, sir-I understand them perfectly.
They shall not make me degrade myself know
my duty. II they force him upon me shall vote
against him.
Or, said Gnterrupting the conve-sati,a), as Mr..
Benton words it, "Cat CT his head, sir; kill him,
sil; kil hin stone dead, air."
Yes, Mr.. Ben ION 30 translates it. But everybody
knows in what mint such expressions we're coined.
They speak for themselves, and are too eminently
BentoDiaD TO be claimed by any other man, living
or dead. they certainly viii never be cisimst for
the ancient Coptlc 90 such gibbe ish.
The stern and emphatic manner in which he
spoke this convinced me thst 1t would be useless,
even If IL were proper, 10 suggest what otoerwise
sbould have done; ! saw ms m' nav was made up,
dssesfati5a Of the vie arts o. MS enemies there
fore, merely observed, DWELL, SIR, II win mako nim
Vice President, aud President; and these fsusFs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
yEgTFRnsV

AMERICAN HoTEL-Dr r C Normant, Han.
oveT; T Pierson. Az J Roar ~; w shsuds,
w Sussn, II Miller, Green, Bait. |. Blrnt,
g Msucey, R D W stson n T Willis Wathin gtop,
Mad DeVries, Sig DeVies, sig Morini, NJ Lezare,
Wilson, Snihfeld; FL southwcrth, A Morris
Phile; M Halcoca, Lynchhe; w Steele, C S C; w
Atkinson, BucAingham r Davis, Cumberland.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-L Philips, Pety; g A s
Rennsr, ltl.ville; V j Sinclair. B C Howard, Rus
sell; M Plissts HILL Cnpepsr; } Fry. A Il
Priest, Madison; T J Green: Halitax;J Cole Anne
A 6 Haughteiing N Y; Legrsnd, Appomattex;;
T Carrier, Norwich; 6 w Coleman, Danville; Cart
overton, Va; D Bi.sett r Pessel, Petg; spen.
Ger. Charlotte; Paine, Va; T Redford, G Pluiner
Richmond.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-H Whitfield. Miss S
Goode, Va; Ell D Sands, N Y; w I'll Watts, Staunton;
J } Walker. Fermville; A Wilson Pittsylvania; nj
Chalmers, Halifax; Crockett, Christlansbura; A
Hsodrick, DR. w II Patticu, DR. J a Pstticu, j
Ward and servt, Va; Miss FoWle, Alexis; T L Lomsx
King Geo; Milgiburno, C Stringes Ale; l. Far.
bank, VI A w Jammore, England; NJ Strnger.
a Gocs maTtin Chm; Rogers and daughter Phs
Len. c; Marks, II Hayden, Boston; WR Dean,
J w Clark, WsId, & w King N Y; " w FAM,
A Jones Hampton; P Mapp. Accomae; W
Murdangh, Va; D Roberts. f L Herbert Norfolk:
!, Gillian, Boston, Mrs Singleton and svt. c. o
Miss Eeson, Abs DR. Bursdeller, g Il Harper Fl
Hal, J Eskrdge, sssunton.
81. CdAkLES HOTEL-G w Newman, John
Baden. Nd; DR. w Wright, Middlesex; Dr. Smith
King Queen; DR. Z FL Pondexter, Henrico; r
Aston, Miss l. + Brown, Miss N l. Brown, n c; w
Edwards. Surry; T West, Smith, w r Cbiles
Louisa; Garth, g Blackwell. Alhemarle; w 7
Cullen, Augusta; Fry and lady, Charlottesville;
n Bu.russ. Louisa; A Wingdefd Thos Moody
Va R; stamper, New Kent; White. Ran.
dolph; II WILDER. u j E Booker. WalchaI
Z Cosby, Amelia; T Powell, Wmsbg; r s Row.
land Chas City; w Har., III Fendy, Sarn'l Plea
SAINTS, Terrell, Va; J0o w Childress Richmond;
Harden. Hanover; w Jones, Culperer; Burton,
Chesterfield
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Nrw Musxxrs-Members Of the Blues.

NV NusxErs. Members Of the Blues.
and ma rt,e,lsrtv those who intend visiting Phia-
dephia can gel heir rev ma.ks,s and aecouir e
a.cock. - rallinr on orderly Far, corner Vi Cary
and li streeis As the time i rapidly approach
inc for the departure of this Company 70 the
North, /. is hoped and expected that every msmoer
that the general arrangements may remafn unais-
turb and tho officers have no reasfn % regret the
command Of such corps Time has been Wnen
no Sc. of solunteers could make more soioiTr III,
appearance than the Blues when on parade; fns
members then took pridein their drills, aud ny %
doing, each private was himself ftto commanos;- -
Is this the case Dows Are the Blues preparing 'or
display oil skill as well as numbers in the oua-
ker CityT' II NOT, let them go to work; ana ~
constant application, till the hour OF their depsr
ture they may be able TO do credit to themselves
and Justice to the name of Blues UnisoTms ana
muskets alone do not make soldiers put arh', avs
cipne and military TACT are essential in volunteer,
as well iu regular troops
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DID.

In this city, yesterday morning 9th inst ELIZA
RETH HEREERT, aged % years, widow of the
late w. II. Herbert.
r. Norfolk and Portsmouth papers will please
copy.
Yesterday, 8th inst, in the 6lat year of his age,
after protracted illness. at the residence of Mr..
VIM. Valentine, on Oregon Hill, Capt. JOHN HOW
ELL.
His funeral will take place at the Baptist Chapel.
Oregon Hill, this afternoon, at 3oclcck. His friends
and acquaintances, and thoEe of MI VIM. Valentine,
are respectfully invited 20 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
CHLwIsa TosAcco -(,ood hi

CHEWING TORAcco Good tobacco ia
Just AZ necessary to the comfort OF an cid ehewer
good tea is TO the happiness of an old lady Gu.
hsvlns resaca TO know our fondnt for good chsw
has very kindly sent box of his celebrate
"Huntsman's Choicen tobacco, manufactured at h 4
establishment corner of l9th and Gary streets Thu
tobacco put up from very ine artic, of leaf has
aiti,ie. We have often seen tobacco with NOR. ho
ds and strength. bu. hsve recollection of ever
hsvina chewed any that would compare with IN.
.Hunismaa's Choice" 10 natural sw- eines. Levers
OF the weed, ard their name ia legion shouad i've
fiend Smith call when 10 want ola tin tor sytris
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

RELIEF COMMITTEES MgETINe.-A meet
ing of the Jefferson Ward Relief House Soliciting
Committee was held at the ST. Charles Hotel last
night Mr. James H. Pondexter was appointed
Chairman. and Mr.. Henry c. Tinsley chosen Secrs.
tary.
Reports were received from members present, and
the CT 350 e6 shown to have been collected
The committee then adjourned until Thursday
nj ght the 24th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
VA CENTRAL ELECTROMAGNETIC

from the General Rules adopted by the Board
oil Directors Japusry 18th, 1855:
The General Freight Agent at Richmond d to re-
ceVe and account for AL money due from cous eue
for freight delivered to them az Richmond md all
dues for freight are to be Paid at his office ON dc Ii
very"
He is never to forward Goods from Richm md un-
less the freight has been prepaid except in cases
whers Goods are consigned to his caro- from other
points to be forwarded ever the roadn
fe o-5t s. HUNTER geuu Frst AGENT. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
EAGLE FOUNDRY CAR FACTORY
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale or lease.
j his CAR FACTORY. situated on Clay ct and
contiguous TO the Firsina Central Railroad Dep 4
The lot has front of 1856 feet and depth Of 240
fact with . frame building thereon 160 feet by 50
feet, with wing for Smiths, purposes 80 fest by 80
feet, substantial and well arranged
The Machinery consists of one 25 here-powe
portable Engine: one Fsy's improved Pl.neI. Will
plane IS feet long without shining; zip, Crosscut
aua Scroll Saws; Bolt cutting Machine; Drill Press;
Grind stones; Pans, nc, DC.
The above have 6een In nsa during psrt only OF
the past year. and 10 good order. and viii be sold
terms Apply to r. HAHN Essle Foundry,
), Gerry IT., between Pearl and 18th s;s
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HousE WARNING Last Wednesday

HOUSE WARNING Last Wednesday
night Messrs L. Il ID. Msule House, Sign, and Orna.
mental Painters, Broad Street having moved into
their new establishment just above the theatre
gave the " Dung Guard" n COLLATION.. both of them
ken Of by large number of friends aud aeauaintan
Alter dsposing of the edibles, sparkling bsye-
fages aerved, and wit, tim. MT aud repa,te
fled up the time till the "wee mali hours when
the ssemblsge dispersed each one no doubt wishior
for the Messrs Maule abundant work fair prices ana
prompt payments, just as long they may need
them.
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GEo. C. Bos,rAcE.-This talented and

tUTO111CH
popular member of the corps dramatique, presents
his name for benefit, on Tuesday next, and our
play going public must Indeed be lost to all appre-
citation of mcri'orious worth and earnest effort to
please if they do not respond to bis call An en-
tirely new and exciting play, written expressly for
the occasion. by gentleman of this city, will be
presented. We understand. too that our most pop
ular corps, the q Young Guards" will visit the
theatre, in uniform, in compliment to "our
George" See his card In another column.
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A c A X D

MR.. G.. G. BUNIFACE
WOULD respectfully announce to his
w friends and toe public, of this city. that his
FARE WE'LL BENEFIT
will trauspiTe
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB,Y 13 1855.
And in thus taking his regretful ADlEU of city
round the memory of which will cluster his fondest
recoectiong and associations he has eudeavored to
render the occasion one of pleasing attraction
NEW PLAY,
written by gentleman OF Richmond. and Fash.
ionable Comedy, will be presented, in whish hiE-
self and the entire corps dIamatique will appear.
20" Box sheet now opAn. e9-3t
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BLOCKED UP.-The canal, basin, dock
aud river are all snugly closed by ice. so that
ses can neither leave port nor enter it. This sus-
pension of navigation in waters is somewhat
unusual, and Of course can last but short time.
The Basin is 80 firmly frozen that yesterday a
number of young persons were skating away finely
upon 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

hAcHNs SHOP DEsTRoYED.--At Hudson. N. Y.
on tne night ofthe 9Th, fire broke out In the ma
cnine shop aad cabinet msnufactory of N. A. sual.
Ding destroying the entire stock, consisting of fin
ished and unfinished cabinet furniture. tose,b.
with large stock ofrashozany and other lumber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The first lecture before this new and interesting or.
ganiz alton will be delivered this evening at naH
past seven o'clock in the Second Bastis Churcn.
Rev Dr. Hoga, who has been selected to deliver
the opening address. is well known to our citizens
as an able and effective speaker, and we doub. not
that his effort will be worthy of himself ana OF me
occasion The young gentlemen OF the Association
respectfully invite the public generally 70 attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

BRUTAL.-James Dixon, Baker, made
bis appearance before the Mayor Yesterday. after
having spent the previous night in the cage. to
sRer the charge of threatening to assault and best
his wis. When sober, Jim is quiet, derby, we'll
behaved fellow; but who that Knows him has
him stras III in two months ter having hearing
he a re qured to give bond snd security for bis
coed behavior, and being unable to do this, he
sent to priAon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

DISMISSED. The summons against L. w.
Glsz ebrooke for permitting one of mis- horses to be
tied to lamp post, was heard by the Mayor and
dismissed, as the servant who committed the Of
fence did it through ignorance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

The alarm OF fire last evening, about six
o'clock a false one There was some little n,us,
kicked up the occssion which resulted 10 the Ia
King OF some persons to the cage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

Curtis PEcK-This fine steamer, which
lies regularly between Richmond and Norfolk,
did not leave her birth at Rockets yesterday, owr
ing to the rivers being frozen over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

Mrs. G.. HOWARD will take her farewell
benefit to night. and we hope her numerous friends
will testify their appreciation of her efforts by filing
tina house. Among the excellent pisces selected for
the occasion is one treEslated by a gentleman of
Richmond
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MARRIED.

tie Rev. George Woodbridge. +. MORRIS NOR
WE'LL to Miss SALIIE RUSSELL, eldest daugh-
ter Of Col. Thomas B. Bigger-all of this city. \
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

THE PREsBYTER1AE Csuecu =. W.
nun laseiy under the pastoral care of Rev
MIR. Dunning, has given call to the Po-, NJ.
Ledoux' OF Monroe, Michigan, which We 49,
pleased to learn, he has accepted Mr. e.
doux is native of Louisiana of - 10
extraction and young clergyman of nro
mise. fio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

SUSPICION OF BEING SLAyER.-A vessel was
detained at the port of New York on Wednesday,
on suspicion OF being SLAYER, but after an exami
na;ioN she was released
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

Woop notwithstanding the severity Of
the weather, there IL more wood Ia the ci1y n,,v
than we have seen for some t'me; but uris.s 4 r.
none thelower by the heavy supply. Pine wood 4
In great demand always 10 d this season q TIE
year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

The population of Pittsburgh, supplied with food
at one OF the soup houses, is stated at II AS men,
women and hdren.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

VIRGINIA STOCKS In New York, On wedne..
day, sales Of Virginia 6s were made a. the second
board at 96 Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

THE ONO RrvER.-The Wheeling Inteigencer
Of Tuesday says
About the most forlorn prospect Of the age ia the
Ohio river at the present time. Here it Is frozen
over as tight as drum head, and some eight or
ten steamers wedged in at the wharf as secure
ly as was Sir John Franklin ice bound and i'll ated
vessel. They have decidedly the appearance OF
permanent fixtures " to the town
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
uUw SPECIAL NOTICES.

TEsrH Annual REroRT of the New
YORK Lire INSURANCE. CorrAsY:
Amount Ct Assets January fst 1854. 80. @sl4n4 IS
Amount OF Receipts for year fs54..a..... s67.97 s.
Si,lgl 4Dl 90
Total amount Of Disbarss msnts for loss sSSsa
esby death, and other paymeats...... 1859 %
Accumulated fund on lat January, 1885,. s9oss2 10
The Trustees hsvs declared Scrip dividend Of 30
per cent On ail Life Policies which have been in
force twelve months prior to LIST January 1856 and
per cent interest 10 cash upon ell previous dyi-
depds payable on the fsst Monday in March next
For further information, and Life Insurance,
quire of the Agent, at Baptist Book Depository, No.
Sa5 Main 81. CHARLES WOaTHAE,
fe g-St Agent.
SAINT CARY, Dealer in Paper Material,
fRAGs, RoPEs. BAsGfsG, &c J South FrankIin s.
large lots. fe q--d6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

A HARD SNEEZE.-A young lady OF Brldgeton,
while in the act OF sneezipg, came near disocating
her neck she insensible for some hours, and
had 1t NOT teen for the skill of the surgeon who
Immediately sent for, lie would soon have been
extinct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
RICHMOND ATHENEUM.
M SCHEI. Dr VEPI

l. will lecture at the Hall of the Athenaum, on
Three Martyr Portraits" as follows:
LIT. On TUESDAY Evening, the 18th of Fell
Subject: jean OF Arc"
ID On THURSDAY Evening, the 18th of Feh'y.
Subject: "Savonsrols;" and
Sd On TUESDAY evening, the Goth of Feb'y-
infect: John Hampdeu."
Pisces OF ADaIssIoN-Single ticket 25 cents; I2A
cts. escn additional ticket.
Doors open at Z, P. Nj Lecture to begin at o'clk.
P. M. leg
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AMUSEMENT rs.
ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
JUL IEN'S
SECOND AND LAST
+ CONCERT,

SATURDAY, February 10th. 1855.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
INTRODUCING. AMONG OTHER GEMS
JULIEN'S
TRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE,
ON ONE STRIN
LA PAGANINI.
THE following eminent Artistes will al
Il SO appear:
SIGNORA MARTINI D'ORMY,
Prima Contralto, from the Opera Houses of Beri,
Madrid, Paris and New York.
SIGNOR CUTURI,
Late Principal Baritone of the 1RlSI and MARIO
Troupe; and
AUGUST GOCKLE,
PIANIST to the Emperor of Austris
w. +. BROUGH... MANAGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

FIRE IN NEW YeRK.--The mansion of l.. B.
Swami, in Lafayette Place, New York city, was
burnt last Wednesday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

DEATH OF VETERAN Col. Standi!ord, of the
U S. Army. died at Cambridge, Md, last week.
H was veteran In the sci vice and had been long
af.:ic.ed with severe wound in his leg, which ter
minated his life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
F. BROUGH.
Tickets SO Cents.

For sale at Teyloi's and Woodhouse's Music Stores
and at the principal Hotels.
eV Doors open at 7-ConcsIt &c commence st2
O'Clock.
70 9-2t H. HARRINGTON Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

THE ATLANTIC The latest despatch from San
dy Hook reports strong gale and thick snow storm
prevailing there. No signs of the steamer Allan
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MARINE NEWS.
NEW YORK Feb 6.-Cleared, sehr George Luf.
esev, for Richmond
JOB PRINTING
NEATLf e IKE c UTED At THIS OFFICE.
nifty CENT DAGUEkREOTYPES

are all the rage in Our city, aud POWERS
DUKE are the only men that give you a supeyb
6kcHcss for FIFTY CENTS This ia no humhug. Their
fash tint DagneueoIypes the best we have yer
seen, and All their Pictures are wgTrsnted TO please
sale. We have seen hu ndrede Of III, ir 90 cent
Iikenesses, and we pronounce them nfer'o. to none
and far superior to many taken ct other Galleries at
a cost of TWO DOLLARS For good aud che I'D Pic.
turs, call at POWERS 4 DUKE, lSs Main st,
Over Woodhouse's Bookstors, Esgs Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

THE SHIP CANAL.-Tbe bill to incorporate a
company to construct ship canal from AlbemarIe,
Currituck, and Pamiico Sounds, to the Chesapeake
Bay. has passed the Legislature of North Carolina.
To secure the accomplishment of the work, the
State is to endorse the conpany's bonds to the
amount of two hundred and fly thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

Cold WEATHER.-At Harvard University, Cam.
bridge, Mass. on Tuesday. the mercury In the graz
dua.ed instrument stood 10 degrees below zero,
indicating the coolest weather had there for the
last fifteen years. The thermometer was below
zero, at ogdensburg, N. Y, 80 degrees; at Buffalo
20 degrees; at Rochester l8 degrees; at various
towns in Maine and New Hampshire at from 13 to
20 degrees; at Quebec, 81 degrees; and at st.
Johns, N. B fS degrees below zero.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
'CEN1IH! GRATTAN's REPORTS

sGEN1H GRATTAN'S REPORTS
Il GEO. NJ WEST, Exchange Bookstore, Rich
mend Va offers this day
dfstfauH Virginia Reports. Vol. 10, ~ cash.
Year of the War. BY Gu-owski. $40.
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