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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

THr RLEcuos fsrors-CoSyIcrIox oY ouvsa I.Ea-Th.
Kings county Court Of Oyer and Terminsr assembled At
10 O'Clock yesterday morsing add the evidence having
been concluded the day prevsu. counsel for defence
summed Up the part Of The prisoner fous-. By thu
District Attorney behs Of the psops JUG. Htro,v
occupied shout an hours tms charxlDr the iary Ia
which be reviewed the evidences sdduee snd esuis.st
sdBp 90 the sections ~ Tire prsoasr after The riot AMI at
the H. % hts arrest The tay rtret stsut hslf pas,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24
Retail Prices OF FARM Prosisce sn Washiagtss
Market.

Price. sti continue a, high nsure Notwithstanding
Lent which makes adherence In this sales a
meat there Ia reduction In the ra,ss Veal has a.
ysnced have also ih. better varieties Of beef Poaly
and game show slight decrease. There are grcsA
quantities Of Mild duck and prairie hens in marhst asa
they toiersby cheap. Batter shows advance. as1
cheese also. In other articles there 1. pereeptsIs
difference 10 note.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24
new YORK AND new HAVEN RAILROAD.

Holders o. the Old Stock-Piaintins I'm the
Suit Against Holders OF New steck-Piea OF
Usury 10 Destroy NOW Stock.
We give below list Of the holders OF the old oris
nal stock OF the New York New Haven Railroad Com
pany We present this list that the public may who
are the parties bringing this inquitous suit against In
nocent holders Of the overssuei sock 1t will be well
enough for the community to carefully examine this
list, and bear in mind this of those who appear
osf LIZ In -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

DrAkrrRg or the JAsDrows The sailing Of the sloop
Of var Janesovn was delayed yesterday By her
pg close TO the Navy Yard pier vbis ofs steam
tag This prevented her sailing 81 noon a. vas inteuA
Cd but the tide having seated her about three olec
lie Va. loved out into the stream and after nrfng the
fte yax1- a. "a tswsd Ara - "a 80 psn~l.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

We have referred TO- the necessity and It's vital In
pcr.snoe OF their Weighing well the consequences
OF willing acquies encs in su IA disssacefai
proceeding They must either openly and publicly
repudiate such tacit consent, or they mus. abide
the CONSCIOUSNESS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

The prison was then remanded for sentence, which will
be passed this morning. at 10 O'Clock until which tms
the court adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
ARRIVALS AT TEE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL Putnam, Boston, F
Nance Norfolk; Rufin Hanover; Christian. DR.
Page Wright ] Yesters, N Y; Miss Damron aud
maid, England; C Taiiaferro, Lynchbg; Geo Will
hanson Danvile: Wallsn, Maine; Jefferson.
Texas; Pollard, r r r; Young, Henrico; Nj
] Summer, Hanover; Isley. Va; L Masters, Ans
liz; C Granmay and lady, Mrs Ca-npbell, Abngdn;
e 81 Menteiro, j w Fnks LYnchbg: Wallace,
w II Pryor, Albmle; Il Dulsny, London: w C
Jones, King 4 Queen; Cabell Nelsoni Phi st 6
Cock, Powhatap; Fl Cooke, Fluvanna.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Ewing. Rose Hill;
Rives, Gala; Miss Huston, Tenn; Miss Patterson,
LIE; Coleman. J Lay, w w Gray, Va; w Cheat.
ham. Z Pride, J Wingo, T Gresham. T Gibbs,
T Wood, Chesterield;J Gates 8 Deane. Col E
Mostly J Spears, Powhatan; W e Noble. Anne
Tia; w T EVEN, 8 Withers, Pittsylvania; Thos H
Board E Jones, Bedford; Woods N, Salem; ] Fl
Phillips, Mecklenburg; CLARK, Denviils; w
Vaughan, Pr Edw; r Jennings and lady, Miss L E
Foster, Miss; w II Mitchell, Petsbg.
AMDICAN HOTEL M Carr, w Hckok, N
Y; HSkinker. Richmond F Rives, r III Hargrave,
Philads; r nj Mallory, Brunswick; T Page. K Jen-
nIngs Sweet, Cumberland; 81 Williams Miss
Williams Misa Hughlett, Norfolk; w H Otey, G
Meem, w Waller. C M Garnett, Everett,
Lynchburg; w Brown Staunton; Welsh, Va;
w Tyler, A Wabney T Thompson. ] Johnson,
Danvile; Ward, Va; r Edmcnds j III Robinson,
Wasrin gton; /. Cummings Bait; r Quinlin, Pc
tersburg; Z P Archer, Buckin CHAM.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-R Ragland, Petersburg;
Christian Bell Augusta; j Ware, Barbour; J
Goodman Staunton r Suddarth, w Littleford,
Halisn Alb; w Richardson, Roberts, Wal
lace, I. D Gooch, w Young Young, Va r r;
w billiard Surry; III P Kellam, Wms'bg; s NJ Whit
aker, Franklin; Z Fl Turpin, Aecklenburs; r J ohm
son, Johnson, Clover Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

ANTHONY BURNs.-lt appears from the following
which we find in the Baltimore Sun of Wednesday
that the negro Burns has been purchased by parties
residing at The North
Anthony Burnside fugitive slave whose trial ex-
cited much attention in Massachuse sets about 81,
months ago, was yesterday in this city and took
the cars last evening for Philadelphia with the in.
tenfon of proceeding north far as Mass
1t appears that his master did not wish to part witt
him, but finally agreed to do so whereupon he wa.
purchased by Mr. Mcdaniel for 5000 The gentle
man yesterday reached here, and effected sale o
Burns to Rev. Lloyd A. Grimes, of Massachu sett 8
Tor the sum OF 81. 1926. The transaction took plac,
al barnums Hotel, and was evidenced by Col
Houston, one OF the clerks. Burns excited copsid
cradle attention during the few hours he was here
Upon bis arrival north grand demonstration will
be made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

THE GORGE" IN the KANAwHA The Pa rs
burg News gives an account of tbs gorge of in
the Ksnawhs. 1t extends from the mouth of the
river to Claysvile. distance of seven m.ies-eon.
tiirs ell tbs ice made the river aud its tributaries
during the five weeks freezing weather precedin.
the break up-sn is solid, it is supposed to the bot
tom OF the river. The News estimates the weigh
Oh this mas of ice at upwards of three hundred mil
Mons OF pounds This is rather difficult matter to
calculate correctly, we take it. but perhsps the New.
Is not at all unreasonable. In fact if the precen
cold weather continues we may expect to hear OF
gorges weighing at leas. six hundred million pounds.
Ihst VIII be something for the spring sun to work
upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
Local MATTERS.

CiTY Couscrf---A called meeting of the
Council was heldsst the Chsmberiain's Office yestsr.
day dternoon, at O'Clock, Mesas Myers McCance.
sntler Talbot, Hashins Hill. snesd, Grant, Saun.
ders SCOTS Andersen beine present.
pTgfHid State agricultural Society "A comnuni
cation was received from Mes4rs Lewis Z. Harvie
and Thomas 4. Giles. COMMITTEES appointed by the
state agricultural Society to confer with the Coun.
con the arraneemsnt Of the FAR Grounds. 1t being
he p-sposs Of The Executive Committee to hold the
next Fair In this city.
On motion Of Mr.. Hsskips. the communication was
referred to ecal committee consisting of Messrs
Andersen Grant and Has aims .sssrvs1
Fire Pyocf Safss.-A communication from Mr.. w
9tii, the City Engineer, was received and read
This com muneation 10 in reference TO securing the
books and papers of the Clerk of the Hastings Court
aud also tho Of the Chamberlain OF the city, from
i,msge or destruction by fire. Mr. g. 10 of the opin-
len that the most ei-ctnal mode of securing the OBJ
i-ct IN view, would BIS construct the rooms In the
City Hall, TO be occupied by those offieetI IN such
manner as to be perfectly fire proof. This would be
far less expansive and much mole durable and secure
than the plan of Producing iron sass The cost OF
carrying cut the pan proposed would be about " oo
On motion, the communication was eferred to the
Committee on the City Hall. with authority to have
the rooms made re-proof If they it expedierf,
provided the cost does not exceed $3.50
Special Business mir McCance, from the Finance
Committee stated that the Csuncit had been called
to make the cessasy arrap gements for lquidatng
certain liabilities of the city, which would necessa-
rily have to be met before the month of July, ct
which time the city would be In receipt OF taxes
etc. He tn sreupon introduced an ordinance which
passed. tn effect of which will be to raise the
amount of funds needed to carry on the city I'M
proveuents and ply the various persons In her en-
plovment, until the LIST of July next.
Hncksteys Mr. Scott offered an ordnsnce requir-
ing the Committee the Markets to enquire into
the expediency of reporting ordinance more eff.
fectualy to prevent dsordery conduct in the market
houses.
The resolution was adopted and referred.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

MAcaLLtsrER, the Magician. had goooe
audience at the theatre last Tuesday night, 20 Wiz
ness his eafs of legerdemain. and We think We ss
erstfed but astonished The suspension q MAO. 4
apart from every thing else, was worth oouole ~.
prics OF admission. We were somewhat snrp.see
10 fl d that the house not crowded, but supp9s
that this can be accounted Tor IN the exs.s '
meas OF the weather A detachment OF the y =. :
tues Ia dress uniform, were present, BY insla''ol
and attracted marked attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

louis NAPOLEON GOING TO THE CRIMEA The
saI Orleans Picayrne publishes report, on the
10y Of letter from Paris. that the:Emperor OF
= going to the Crimes; that he will appear in
49, 80 osi0re sebastopo and that corp de nsein
80 esantc scale. will be attempted. A great
cansaa .. 'cod'h'd is expected after which II i,
,bst $50 predicted by tn. writer of the letter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

In this aga of steam, CART ER's SPANISH MIXTURE
il filling a large space in the public mind Tine as
tonishng cures daily performed by its singular and
PROMPT action in the worst of Liver Disease,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Mercurisl Diseases and all
diseases arising from impure state OF the blood s
winding fer it q reputation which is beoomin &
word wide" Its certainly the only Medicine yet
known which does possess positive and specihe ac-
ton over the Blood Try it at once-THE SOONER
THE BETTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

FooLE HEcovERING.-By the latest accounts from
New York, we learn that Poole, the pugilist wound.
ed in the afeny at Stanwix hail. is Iikely to recover
Turner, the Californian, and Lewis Baker who were
also wounded, were lyog in critical condition -
Motir'ey gava himself Up, on Monday, and say. bs
was In bed when the second ARRAY, in which the
wounds were inflicted, occurred and therefore knew
nothing ehnrt it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION The
making public demonstration in the ctv this ave
ming. After forming in procession on Main street.
near 17th, they are 10 march to Trinity Church
preceded by Smiths famous band, where they will
be addressed by Rev. Charles A. Davis, pastor OF
that Church, who is himself Rechabite, and will
no doubt deeply interest his hearers After the
speech is over, the procession will again form and
march to the new Methodist Church, on Union
Hill, where The edies of the Fair have engaged "a
furnish suppers to all who may call on them This
plan has been resorted to, to sssist the ladies In
their praiseworthy effort to pay for the new church
and 1t hoped and expected that every temperance
men 10 the city, who can do go, viii take SUI per
with them this evening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.-During the recen
visit of the Blues to Philadephs. magnificent ell
yer pitcher bearing the following inscription; We
presented to the COMPANY: /" Presented TO the ~.
l. Blues of Richmond, Va by Raymond q AHen-
Philade phia, Feb. %. 1855"
The donors of this beautiful gift were formerly re
sidents Of Richmond, but now engssed In Dual
neasi PHILADELPHIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
DIED,

On the 2eth inst, at his s1ter's residence, ON End
street, between Marshall and Clay, VIM. BUTTRY,
in the 9th year of his age.
His funeral will take place at 81 O'Clock, p M. The
friends and acquaintances are requested to attend
without farther notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

Sent HomE.-A negro woman called Eli.
"a, In the service of Frederick Baker Jr made her
appearance before the Mayor yesterday, to answer
the charge of sssaulting and beating Mr. Pickering.
her hiress agent. After hearing all the circurn
cd interfering in the matter believing II the better
policy for Mr.. Baker to have her corrected to his
own satisfaction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

Our OF EMPLoYaEEr.-FOr day or two
past We hay(een more young white women Ia
At arch OF employment. Than ever came under our
observation before at this OF the year. Many
oil them haye bnt lately arrived from the North,
aud would be willing to engage In any honest EN-.
ploy rnent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

HE REV JOSHUA SoULE, Senior Bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South, has advised
and invited meeting of all the Bishops of thai
Church to meet at Nashville, Tenn, on the third
Monday of April All are expected to be present
except Bishop Andrew, who will attend the Pacific
Conference at that time,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

MECHANICS INsTIrUTE.-On the first
Monday night in April, the members of the Iosti
tute will be required to elect their officers and
Board of Managers for the next year, and as ali
nominations have to be made at the regular meet
ing previous to the election, it ia very importan,
that those who feel any inerest in the success of
the Institute should be in attendance next Monday
night. The Mechanics of Richmond owe it them,
selves to select the best men for every Office and
If they do this the Institute is bound to PROSPER
We are gratifed to state that new members are
being continually enrolled, and that the impetus
given the enterprise by the fair last fall has net
all abated; but that all classes of our ctizena are
now ready to Join the working men in getting M
another such exhibition, and when the time arrives
VIII give them material aid in erecting hall. and
mechanic interests of the city and State. Letour
mechanics prove true to their own interests and
they have aothins TO fear for the triumphant suc.
cess of their institute
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

THE FAIR-On Union ill IS drawing 10
close. but the ladies have yet on hand large
ris,v of articles which must be disposed OF. They
have therefore prepared number Of refreshments
of the best quality which will be served to all VINO
NAV favor them with their patronage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

DipLoMAs.-The diplomas awarded by
the Virginia Mechanics institute, for certain ari
cles on exhibition at the fair Ia November last
are now ready for delivery, and may be had by
sppi,caiion to the President or Recording secreta
~ OF the Institute, on Governor street. between
Main and Franklin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
MARRIED,

At Bookers Church. on Thursday evening, the 22d
Refinery Mr. HENRY ROSENHEIM, TO Miss
CAROLINE ABELL ell of Cumberland.
sT- City papers requested to copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

Ar Opo Fellows HALL, the dlorams Q,
a.;ao a ,uras continue to attract attention, and
draw full houses This exhibition 10 UNIVERSAL,
nopulsr with the young people any one OF whom
can afford the price of admission without ieehne
thar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

COLD WEATHER. - We have another
cold snap, which, from all accounts, is
as universal as that from which we re-
Gently emerged almost frozen. The ice
is giving trouble again. 1t is appearing
in abunance on the Potomac. On Tues
day, the Ice boat Powhatan was taken
off to undergo some slight repair, and the
other boat was used to bring down the mails
yesterday. The ice so impeded its progress S
that the mail of yesterday evening was behind
time, not getting in until about 5 o'clock.
Such cold weather is an extraordinary winding
up for February, ard we do trust it will wind
up with the month. For there has been
enough of cold wenther for all practical
purposes. Even the ice getters have long
ago been satiated. 1t is however, phenom-
enon worthy of remark, that as severely cold
as the weather has been, it has by no means
dampened the ardor of the politicians and
political journalists, whose discussions have
been as hot and passionate as though 'twere
midsummer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

The WEATHER continues cold and clear
with every prospect of another freeze me crop
of ice this season bids faie to be an abundant one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

DLArh OF AN EsrraAsLE cIrIzRs-r,ou,.u
~ ~, Wen known citizen of New Ken,
county Va, died last Tuesday eveninv ~. I si.
served the County in the capacity of mssitrst. sar
many years e'sfato TO-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

no PAfs.- Charles. slave in the SER
u Mr r II. Butler was taken to the cage last
r,a,,'i, nlrst tor want 81 pass Yesterday
sppearaLee. .'D' oe"s lis nfN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
ruw sprCIA1 NOTICES.

6pgcIAL NoTIoE.-Particular attention
.sansstsd IL nv sale OF fac Watches. at the store
~ p;.h.rd Cauthorn. this morniue, copmenciDf
4 Il o'clock, By order Of Mrs. g. A. Terry. Admais-
rst,iI OF a. Te'r,' os Tnns ~. X sEsEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
EXTRA FAMILY SOAP.

Il III. EupSCfIUoIs HuVb ftCtHIIy Compile
Il ted their arrangements for manufacturing the
best quality of Family Soap and havs now in stors a
superior article made of the best mate RIAL which
they recommend to dealers and families a. ZOO
sell low DO bouf In the Northern marA
snd deliver free Of chargs In any par. Of The city,
q CREW s. SON
Steam Soap aud Candle Mandatory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

young man named Augustus Dehill b., ,.
committed to prison In New York, In default Of ssoao
ball, to answer charge Of attempting to COMM,
rape upon young lady named orlIa Granble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

On FRIpAA, March I'd. at IL cl 9rs
IN LARUS SHINE.
&c, &c. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

MILITARY TRIP-We understand tna'
ths Young Guard, Capt. Richardson, are arranging
for pleasure trip to Quebec, Canada, in the mohth
of September next If this be go, the Company VII
have to get permission to visit Queen fictor1as DO
mnions before starting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

QUESTIONS OF THE Soul BY I. It. Heck
Err: New York, Appleton & Co. THIS is a very
handsomely printed little volume. 1t is de-
voted to vindicatlon of the institutions of
the Catholic Church.
For sale by A. MORRIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

SPECIAL NoTicE.-1he particular atIen, :
ion Of Dealers and the public generally,
- tha Truste ~ sale Of Boots. Shoes, Hats laps
Trunks, DC. which will take place THIS DAf, o.
10 O'clock. at No. lsi Broad &C. ,,omsr AIT
NH lit ALEA. aNA - N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

So MUCH FOR TALKiNa-Riehard Gen
try, young man about eighteen years of
age, arraigned before the Mayor yester.
day, to answer the charge of creating a fight
and disturbance In Broad street last Sunday
afternoon. The accused is the brother Of
Mann S Gentry ,.oneof the fish mongers sent on to
the Grand jury last Tuesday, for the same scrape
who had said nothing to bim and declaring that
he would whip Brown, the bully. Gentry. unfor-
nately for him, was in company with Gustavus
Staples of the vilest free negroes Ia The CITY or
he would have had nothing to do with Sunday row
The Mayor held him to bail TO keep the peace, and
to answer bill of indictment before the G rand Ju
ry, for the offence with which he Is charged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
COMPREHENSIVE.
r. II, MAURY & CO,

Dealers in EXCHANGE, BANK NOTES. SPECIE
&e STOCKS, BONDS and other securities bought
and sold on COMMISSION.
FOR SALE.
State, Registered and Coupon Bonds
Va and Tenn. Railroads.&c. mort gags-Bopds.
Do do. Stock.
Richmond and Danville Railroads. year-Bonds.
Do do. Stock.
South-Side do. guaranteed Bonds.
Va Central do. Bonds.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
Al6UsEn6cNTs.
sOIREES MAGIQUE5.
Mr., MALONE RAYMOND,

Mr.. MALONE RAYMOND
IrrcruREn, HuMonIsr AND AUTHOR %
IN H0UH IN IhELAHDAHD oTHEH LANDS"
II Ao ITO pleasure " anno.ncc tnns no
-. - ~ shs Kkrfamsa msrieisn. 1' 0'' scr
TGrrTnS
NIAtAL1LIo l. Ell!
For hmhso ha"o ~ n.h nui'sl n'Ae7s IN "" snd
cr.Tyrr1TDM r,rrIE1
oOOA1EnN IllACS
rfevIogs - .ng re.rn "
/. q II 70 = w Gh " "a n ~ CE
y r. = hor E.
This ceIsbrsted Professor of the CABAJIETIC
Az r bas lust r,turn ed fror, most successful ton,
through
TIN1DA
NEW BRUINS WICK
NOVH 9COTIA
yybere his gOTRFES were attended by crovrd, al
RANK AND FASHION,
fneludins III. ExssIleney
LAZY HEAD,
NApAL AYD MILlIhRx OFFICERS,
NEMRERS OF P4RL{4HEYT 1.e
Daring the visit alluded to. MALONE RAYMOND
secured to the grsat Masieian .ne sum OF
ZO, UOO!!.
ro ,sr;., of kia att, active and popular perform,
snces sekuowlessed by the united Press of Europs
S msr,ca "a superior to all attempts OF aspirips
a,etenders to the Art This gifted descendant Of
Pc a. Il ,viII annear AZ the
'AS o ~ II Z? ~ p ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
a,a-,o. Nor,cs-Attention is

AUCTION N0TICEs-AtfenIlon 10 sohc'eo
- go ..ls NJ ED bottled Liquors this dsy at ou'
ore no stairs ct 10 O'clock and to the sale o.
Fornitors Of Mr.. Sweeney, on Ffanklin stress, u
,eiock, M. Zee advertise nsuI srYur Art
NH IAhDD q 0kAhsA's -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

Yoke, COKE.-Hotels and families can
~ be supplied with a superior article Of q n FT
COKE, at WIN. 0RAY'S Yard near Armory Al,
order: VIII be promptly attended to- which are left
AT n hilitnerman's. corner of Main aud j2sb ats
and at A Hirsh's, Broad between 9Th ana nm sta
Those persons not known, the bill will be ssot nv
the Driver. Orders will be called for at q and ,
O'Clock, MI $50. aaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
CPRING DRESS GOODS-We have in

~ store q great many Beress de Laines. Chaliy
Bereges. Chaiiya he, whish, Ia order reduce our
ste ca before receiving r. ods we will Il very
low. Tue ladies' are rsqasstod 10 call aud ,xamine
them. q. L II. HART,
NH @ Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
ruE DATLY DISPATCH
80. aIissn1Y MORNING, MARCH !. 1855

wThe Richmond Letter Sheet ir'ce'
current. carefully prepared, viii be ready to-
d,y about noon. Orders received this morn
;ng at the Dispatch counting room
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01

Judge Edwards. Of the Supreme Court Of New
York, is dangerously i'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
WATcH ARREsrs.-By an examination of

WATcH ARREsrs,-By an examination of
the register kept at the first station house, on 18th
street, find that for the month of ebruary there
were Ill persons arrested and Gagged. OF this num-
Der there we're AZ white persons, 9 free negroes,
and SIS slaves Most of the whites were non-r esi.
dents of the city.
The register at the second station house. on 9th
street, shows that IS persons were arrested and
confined in that station for the month. OF that
number II were white persons, 6 free negroes, and
50 slaves. Making the total number of persons
lodged In the two cages, 1856.
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