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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA, -
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be Shat the lsih 1886 before the
subscriber
Secretary,
who being that the
and from
Of ins snid company. A.BROTHER, Presidsnt,
JAB. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
85S
C.y.J0HTE, 4econd JuAtics Of the Peace
ofths Psriah o. Orleans
Ths
after MONDAY 2ih Of Feb
The Board directed that the amount profits
ending
to The eradli Of contingent account.
agsnsths peril VI the Bsaa
Rivers and Fire At
s'sss' ALEXANDER BROTHER. President,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

m WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ID GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
Drnggss Daaier Propreors lowest
~hoiesais prices. ~. :, .3
G Depot Special Agency No. bi chartrssess
Newt LII,
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YERMIFUGES,
Winer'h Canadian,
swain'e =
PerEy's Dead Shot,
Jaynea'a Tenisn
Kerl,a, .lz
B. A, Fahnestock'a, 10y.
McLanef
sAIsAms aCoUGHREMEDIE
Wistar'sBalsam OF Wild Cherry,
HASTINGS Naptha, =-5-.7-
Shsrmanss i3atHam,
Buchan's hungarian,
Dnyis,s Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sch snck's Puimonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew sExpectorans,
Halps Baisam,
Bwaym'sSyrup of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Tnylor's Balssm Liver wort,
Iayne,g Expectorant,
Winef's Elscamphine,
Rogsrs'Liver wort and Far,
Mrs. GRrdinsr's Livsrwort,I
atabier'sC Cherry Expectorans,
Louion's indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
sARsAPARILLAs.
DR.. John Bdll's, ..5= =
Q. P .Towasend'a, II
sandB's,
oldJneobTownsend
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
s-,ker's, =-
Graefienberg's
-5 Bristol
auynott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wsil'sStTsngthening
EwenisStranethsnil
Jew DAvid's OF Hebrew,
.E Badeau's,
Knapp'aIndis
Alcoek'sPorous,
Gritfith'aAdhesips,
=H oiloway'nArni,
LIN1MEHTS.
Msxiesn Mustang,
Fsrreil'sArabii
Butlsr'BNsrvsand Bono,
Hunt'a,
Hayes's,
Ys Tobias'sVsuesi
Howsis Nerve and Bono,
KsliiIger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine'sHol
MISUNDERSTANDING,
CnsTokee,
Jayp
AsUEREMEDlEs, Enc.
Disqualification Cologogue,i
Rowandtb10 Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkeop'h Tonic,
Speeds fsorifugs,
Vegetable Fsorifnge.
49, L0ZEAsEB.
| shsrmsn's Cough and Worm,
Bryan4sPnimonic Waters,
I.oeock 'e Pulmonic Wafara.
HAIR P PREPARATIONS.
Loystt's Wahpene or Hnir 81
Bsfry'a Theopasrous,
Lyonia Katharion,
Boyle'H Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon'a HairfnFigorasor,
Jayne'a Hair Tonic,
Van Denssnfs Wahpene.
Louden.a Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hsnel'ftsu Lustrale,
| QldSidge's Balm ofColumbia,
Roadway % Gircassiau Baim.I
PAFhGEAS.
swatn'n, ftouek,s,
CullenssIndiaD Vegetable,
Longisy'a Great Western.
UINFhiENT AND SALyE
Daltey'saIagieal Pain !. ttractt
Professor tlolloway'ao intmen
MsAtiister,s All-Heaiiag,
Breoks's AfagicSalTs, Pryofis
Gray's Harrisou,a Specific,
Trssk'aM Magnetic ndkinis,
i LoudsR'aAll-H Healing Russia.
OILS.
Rushton'sCod Liver Oil,
McNair'aA couatie, scarpa's d,
British, Harlsem.
BITTERs.
Moffs.'a fhnnir, Blake'sAronl
wafFEYz ApnAfkr
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HENRY HOTEL, situated place. will pen
tbs reception Of guests on the Goth Of June next
This Hotel erected September last situated at the
end Of the Lake adjoining the of Fort Will
liam Henry and short distance from The Lake Houas II hasa
miles The ufni.uTs
about 1855 feet length the Lake 40 deep with
awning lis the The laid in the
sssutul with oEntps The honse accommodate
$50 lighted with Water Ia brought for she
the hotel spring the distance Of mile, aud carried
every the house, full supply he's and cold
baths The hotel that be
deer and furnished in style inferior ras-cass city
hotels The all large, with complss ventilation and
ofthsm connect that s Of be had paro
pefsrrcd Livery Stable with the house.
together with an abundance Of stabts and barn
my3 au GALE, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

HOLLYWOOD Eastern Shore of Mobile Ssa
public respectfully informed that the MSA
delightful Watering Place he reception visitors
the Shore Of Mobile Bay,
hours rom Mobile Capt. Joe Armstrong; beautiful
entirely free from maauioes bugs flies is nbundanly
piled with delicious spring water II dsghtfu w shaded
TALL The bathing good, AID the
shower batf unsapasaed 10 short ii e ndaeement
known Ample hays been made ior
etc management of Mr.. Enoch
Es formerly the VeFandao New orsnns who has aaaocia
WilardFee style Freeman and
Eye They will do their utmost deserve the patronage OF the
public and most respectfully solicit share Of patronage
leaving Saturdays mail boat for Mobile
FREEMAN L EvERlTT,
FREEMAN, ieI6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

isTATEsoF LOUISIANA,
falah Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans
Be remsmbere that the June 1855 before me- the
subscriber q ths r ace in and for the aforesaid
nay osa fsmssrion Prdsn
y Inc insurance Mutual Company Oreanr
who being duly sworn according depose and
shove accounts are Just and true, from ths
books Of said Company. e A
JOHN PEABERToN, President.
A. sCHREIBER. Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before day Of u iSss
-, $780,, c. ". J0NTE,
The Directors have declared dividsna NJ E;eas
earned premiums participating in hs nIotS of s
ending May 1856 for which scp h inas
on and after he list Of Auguat 1855. ~ " ~
JOHN PEMBERToN President
,e., A. sCHREIBER, secrataryi
DIRECTORS:
John Pemberton B. o. Vignaud III A p,s,s
Logan mcknight NJ. Cuddy, VIM VOCAL
Gailard, Pierre Ponts, a N;i.anh,,ax
y. =. eoolne.. Z. slhspeio. jel8H
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THE SPRINGS.
rUILuM,s SPRINGS, eHocrAw Co., -

n
Ala, eighty ss niles above Mobile Ave miles fE6Eh
ssef of Ohio Railroad, and five nies Or
liz
The undsregnea pleasure announcing his friends and
visitors. Daring winter md
additions have been made, with single view " nsfaaae
convenience, only the aid bnt 70 othe -
creation together with m
Public than end dssenea-
keep first class hoss will ne tfnets
secure TO him liberal shsrs q psS a T Pin n
sspasae and nest clean and airy. ,. IN.
have nade Dy wncn aa1e ne ~ Nv
he Tombisbee liver While those who prefer travelling oy We
do s.se ane WIZ
he splendid four horse coaehea 81 H. at oos il liz
morning and Mobile al hal-s ast
making daily pa to and from she from ae ien 70
lie cuasivs Of The waters they have not only sur
, Citations Of the he
evas with perfect pfepy MAJ ness aia "
spngs in States for hase eesn
tbs bic have effected 20 cures # obstinate
Chronic dases certainly sea. variety o rare
ana salrab medicinal The
pbysicinns will show the ciaaR Of diseases
~ ph;sh ,bs d1efept kinds Of will be beneficial:
's4 CERTIFICATES.
difficult terms the
nan,e ri ts which Mr. Chas Cuum
SPRUCE Mr. Apequn, adapted
parcusfy disorders being often complicated may ne
employment Of various knas water
by dividing Springs into three principal groups witt
/ ALKALINE, r,,rn,,,,p
"a NAV state in general TERMS ISL that Alkaline Waters
cay useful Gravel stone Gcn and certain engorge-
meAta the abdt mnai yiscera -, ~, ,,, ~,
al Tina. Sulphur Springs used in dases the skn Rheu
atism Afsna certain kinds Of Psrase snd some
That Springs particularly Tonics In mnlt
due n INJECTIONS arising Of the vascular
Of Cuums Mineral Syringe may be highly
useu prescribed and administered with Judgment and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

Mobile, April 49, 1885.
Mn Deer sI have lust reviewed the analy
by Mi Avequn your Springs which requested you to
springs Europe and are io me
LARGO amount Ingredients they contain know Of no
Spring s country Of strength and Alkaline
Springs parallel e1cept the Badn Springs which are not
quite strong. =, ,,,.., r;.x.... r a.
Digestive lesoned and in amoet acssea
psh1sa v ysy raspeeuly yours etc. J.C MOTT, MD.
no nyads Inc proprietor pledges himself particularly that
exeron On Ma part will wanting make them comfortable and
consnted. ,x.,,ve,e
The Analysis following Springs was made by r j. T. Ave-
amin III Orleans gentleman whore reputation scientific
ess ranks amongst the highest not only this country but
francs a'' ALABAMA vIcHY SPRING.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

Ef Il D. NORTH CULLOM, Attorneys at
T. Law, will attend to all Professional
Ayoyse that may be entrusted to their Office at oPEou
SAS, La.
RsFxRRNcKaChas NJ Waterman hardware merchanC. N. Oil
Tnos. d. Miller commission merchant Chas. Singleton
law Nixon, Adams Office N,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

Faas, Boarding Houses, SAipa supplied
with BEEF, MUTTON poRk FEAiA KID, POULTRY FISH
the quality.
Also, GfRNtp as, SALT FORK every
o,jaY onptIy AIT to. m
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IAkNAMENTAL IRON WORK, sto. )
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS

MBOOVS, SHOES AND HATS nkssn
kD earejustrecevhg stthe old stand OF A, T. & RHa
Dnn1A Co.. Common large H$% Wv
and aslscted stock of BOOTS and SHOES aud sa Ns
HATS Of all kinds which, with those hand make
Country merchants will do well call
~ PLANTATION GOODS stoek siy.
Il saNEWHALL. VALENTINE Il Co.,
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


AMERICAN HOTEL.-S Campbell, J Broush-
Jackson, G Carrington, Wilmingtori H Hendsr-
son, Charleston; Abi1g,ons 81 Bsnlton, W
Williams, Washir gtop; 9 Gordon. Pr Edward; Col
Bruce, Louisa; Pasnoneelli, @ Hinch Italia n Op-
Kennedy. Rhilads; G Phillips and lady. Canada; +
M Boyksn, Of Wight; J Gordon, Va; II Coal.
HDsy kug's b Reh
y sT. CHARLES HoTEh-T ' Z Walton, Apo.
Iss;Sz; W webb Rowls.s 4uasnbnIs
Moore, Albemarle; ] Hunter Louisa; L Waddell, it,,
Stauntop: w K Piper, Augustus h T Clifton,
land. Nelson: White, T Fretwell and niece, Mis-
Frstwell. AIbemarle; Chandler, Caroline; DuvalI,
IF Sect, Maryland; Wharton, G; R 3 Moody.
scottsvills; r g Fisk, ] Ferguson, L j Ferguson,
C RR; 4 B Munford, Powha.ar; w Ma,on. Il c
French, Mckinney. Morris, Giles; h P Moody,
Chest. r6els; z H Bass, Prince Edward; W Carter,
SON, Hsnsico Duke 0 u err Hsndss sna
Caroline; r Thrift, Fluyanns; T River, w Estes,
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-w Il Holden, Bait, z B
Jackson, Lunenbg; M Donnan, Petsbs; J HuEat,
Rivsrsd.le; D N Puiism. Chs.se1fsld: Il Miller h.
Chandler. Ana:;:sn. R,sh@d; W.iests. lows y
! w Clay Goochand; CANNED, Hampton; s
Owen, Payne, Cardoza. Powhatan; b Mccoy,
Roberts. Amelia; R B Lee Nottoway; L Ballard.
Monroe; w Wise. Buckinshsm; Thos Thompson,
Halifax; w Dodson. Mecklenbg; Col Shawatter &
Price. Pr Edw; w 4 q CLARK, Lexington.
EXCHANGE HOTEL Kenny, Staunton; w
Va; boswell. Richmond; r Douthat, Chas City: II
R Benson, Va; g Rose. N o; J Rowlett, Pese; IS W
Brnlsy aud lady, Miss Brinley, Miss Rowlett, N Y;
Vile; FEE Rives and lady. w Pannell, Petbs; e T
Tayloe. AZ; Jones; Bedford; Jno Burns, jacob
SuIns Eock, Bot Spring; J Panky and lady,
Richmond; Darlington, Halifax; FL Wilson.
Lynchburs; w N Starke. Univ OF Va; Smith, N
Y King. g Parker, Boston; Capt w Palmore.
U 8 A; Strong. lady, child and servt, var b
Keny and lady, Ala; Miss Keney Ga; Miss Smith,
England; G Keen, Mobile; II w Webb, Mrs Cor.
don. We; o Janney, Philai L clsrt: w Dabney.
Mace. w Lannard, N Y, B Christian, Stanton; +
Hull and lady. Washington; Rev e II Warning, Miss
Warning, Pa; Gordon, lady, children and two
svts, Bait.
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KEEP YOUR TExpER.-It is to be repret

KEEP YOUR TEMPER.-It is to be regret
ed that many of our politicians In these exciting
times. seem ready to make personal matter Of
ed of error by abuse, and he who attempts to
strengthen bis cause or his party by such means,
will find that he is driving off the doubling, and
making his warmest friends Indifferent and unfaith.
full Occupying, as the Dispatch does, neutral DO.
sition. from which we may calmly look on and wit.
ness the excitement and illfeeling around US with.
out participating In 1t. we think we may safely
say to our political friends of all parties. keep
your temper" while discussing the political topics
that now agitate the country, and. above ALL apply
no harsh epithets to those who differ from you In
politics
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19
DIaO,

onss..t.rasvg ts.h lnst ,st his llsts feadenes on
"a ssSssse stfcst ketwss1 s1shsfses4 0essity -,
sffsr protrsctsd illness, 0EOk0E ". FAObbT,
III fonsfsi win tate Place this morning q 10
o'clock. The friends and sequatntances - the sshHS
are asitsd TO attend.
On The nth Of April, 10 his ssth Jsar, WILLIAM
His friends and the frisnds snd rslst:ves Of his
fsmilv sye requested to sttsnd bis funeral ffog nn
residence In Roehetts to-day tThufedayl % 0sioea'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

EHIIsrxEsr OF FasE RACK Taoops IN Gun. .
an dssed ss s,s o. Cuba has Issued
Enlistment of 600 freq blacks and nustsos. t s
the military defence Of the island, Thev srs = -
oreapixed In companies Of lo5 each. thres : ~ y
which WIN Be stationed u Havana, two ID Hstss. :.
~ three in Cinco viilas and Pnsfo Principe
Department tho island. Tho uniform prescribes
!or each soldier y bIovee. sabre and uauskse Il
required hat The soldlers shalI s. stronr. &
49, I'VE net hist. md bstween twsnsy IA thisty
~ ~. g ses Ihsy ~ drilled By sxperisccsd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19
NERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS.-

CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGH S.
~ "RIcHMoNp, Nov. q. 1s52.-I have tried nearly
all the cough dies of the day. and have hesi
tation in saying that / bslieys MRS. A. B. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable prepara-
ton of ths kind now In use and family medicide
almost indispensable. y. WARREN
MRS. DAVIS COUGH REMEDY,-We eau speak of
the virtues of this medieine from the book having
witnessed its operation In bad cough in which It
afforded spe edy and decided relisf--Rieh. Rfpab.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex Dwell Paterson Jackson, Chas. Millspauah
n. II Picet A. Bod eker and Charles D. Yale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

Claiborne, negro boy. slave
to Thomas Booth, of Goochland, was examined
before the Mayor yesterday. and sent on to the
May term of the Hustings Court for final trial, to
answer the charge of burglariousy entering the
lodging room of Mr.. FrancisJ. Smith on Saturday
night last, and stealing therefrom two coats and
two pair of pants, valued at $40. The evidence
against the prisoner was entirely circumstantial
no saw him 60 In or out OF the house, nor have
any of the articles stolen been found Ia his pos
session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

tsrday morning Mr. Michael Slaughter, very
worthy man. stone.cutter by profession. attempted
to end Bis life, He was at Mountjoys Stone yard,
and drew.ng revolver snapped II at his breast three
times Luckily the weapon did not explode lie
then repaired to the drug store Of MI A. Duvai,
corner Of Main aud 18th sts, and was putehasng an
him attempt his life rushed 10 and warned the clerk
net to give It to him The clerk Of course refused to
under the effect Of Desperate low spirits and bat for
the interposition of the negro would have put an
end to his life. 81 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

NEEDS PAvING.-The west sidewalk from
Virginia street to the Richmond and Danvile Rail
road Depot, needs paving very much, a. it ID now
one of the most frequented thoroughfares In the
city The cost for this job will be but comparatively
trifing while the convenience to the public would
be very great By the way, this Is one Of the dir.
test in the city and should receive strict at
tention from the police. go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

LIauoR Law IN MAssAcHusErrs. Senate of
massachusetts, have repassed the prohibitory liquor
law, with the amendments of the House. 1t now
only awaits the signature Of the Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

The NIAGARA has been pouring it's cool
ing showers along Main street for day or two
couraged, will continue its good work during thu
summer months. We really hope the Council viii
allow him the use of the city hydrants along MAR
street, as by 90 doing our business men viii be &C
commodated and their goods protected from dust
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BROAD Rock RAcEs.-On TUESDAY, ne,,

BROAD Rock RAcEs.-On Tuesday NEXT
the sport over this time.honored course com.
mences, and will continue during the week. All
the best horses in Virginia are now in training
for the spring sport, and if Die Ciapperton, MAI
Biick and One Eye Joe come together on three
mile day, II viii puzzle Philadelphia lawyer TO
name the winner before the start. Idle" ID said to
be looking as fne as three year old zoe" never
appeared to better advantage and sNat Blickn il
as elastic in his STEP and fiery about his EYES as
any startled deer that ever hed before the cry Of
hounds We anticipate great sport Ia this section
of the country. within the next four weeks q the
number of "young 'uns" In training 10 very large,
and the condition Of most of them unusually fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

OoLohHD CoSFERRscE.--A conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church II In
session at Washington, Rev. VIM H. Bishop super
Intending.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

Anc1ms AARalcAN AnREsrxD IN CusA.-A
Isssr from Havana states that some days sirce l
49, named Duncan. citizen Of tie Unih d
!sau!nsd rom 81 lagof from III risI. NJ -. aonE
~ eceur y biz leisure. when he vss srrestei snd
Questioned - 70 his occupation. NJ rsrSssS IL ~
VS. nsrey 4!ookiss aboato asd wss ia - y" y
Hs.s sss2.c.os w uSS sh,t DO must proce ID to
tske: bssors ths Captain General, Who forsSv ~
~ him q liberty. WIN y" ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

GOING 70 lowA.-The furniture Of Fitzhenry
Warren, late Postmaster General, was sold 10
Washington, Tuesday morning. He eontemplatss
going to Iowa 10 reside
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19
CRUELTY OF A HusBAsp-John Sinnett

CRUELTY OF A HUsBAND.-JOhn Sinnett
was again before the Mayor yesterday morning, on
the charge of assauting and beating his wife and
brother-in law, Benjamin B. Brooks, on Tuesday
night laat Not more than eight hours before the
committal of this offence, Sinnott was held to bail
under similar charge, which, instead of laying
his temper only aroused him to vengeance After
brutality beating his helpless wife, he followed
Brooks into the yard, and commenced an assault
on him, when Mr.. Brooks turned the tables, and
gave Sinnott such drubbing as he not likely to
forget. The Mayor, after forfeitine the bond given
Tuesday, and sending j. to the City Attorney for
prosecution, required Sinnott to enter into q new
bond of $780, with good security, to keep the peace
which he had net succeeded in giving when we
left the court room. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

THE RICHMOND AND Petersburg Rail-
ROAD il now In excellent order, heavy iron having
been laid throughout the line. and under the super
intendence of Mr.. THOMAS DoDAMEAD, is q most
delightful road to travel on. Most of the coaches
are new and convenient and the Conductors gene
rally, are polite, attentive and ACCOMMODATING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

FIsHINa TACKLE is in demand, nearly
every boy In town having procured q long pole,
hook and line, preparatory to the fishing season,
net-men are having good time after the "dnpy
tribe" and many OF them are catching some of the
finest shad we have ever seen taken IN the falls Of
James River. = ~ : -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

A. rssems. c. bsll punfy, Va, on The ~
to ~ Re1 NJ hell, III. r. RApkEYs
~ 4 ~ "a = sAE1IE b. daughter u ksnl
- "a. nv. NJ. s6lSsslhseber. Of the 0srmas
r,cr rsssfion. M MARX SCHULTZ to Mir M
md n TAYLOR. All ~ this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

THx WEATHKR was really delightful
vastsrdsy, Just such as the ssason requires, ano
slo,oss warm enough for the donning OF summer
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DELTEF FROM PAIN IN HALF An

=, CITY, n C., December 18. 1854
NJ ssrs. Pollard & Go Being somewhat advanced
have not to learn that eertfeates are generally but
down by persons who read them false and only
published to entrap the public. Be that as 1t may
feel it duty alike due to you and to persons suffer-
ing with rheumatsm and like dssgrseable attend
ants, to say word In favor of your magic Linment
say msso ,or nsa 10 asst, hsa fr 10 snort
month with what DR.. -- termed infiammatory
rheumatism, but which he could not relieve. 4
friend sent me bottle oil your NERVE and BONE
LINIMENT, and after having my limbs rubbed well
with it able to sit up in bed-a thing that had
not done for nearly month your Liniment giving
to do In q month.
Yours gratefully, R.R. ELLIS
Beers Adie l. Gray. Duval 4 Norton, w. p. Lsdd
L. 3. Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the city. an 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

SoosrEhFEIrisG.-Henry T. Mackens haa beer
convicted 10 New York Of counterfeiting the ain.
euf tobacco" labels Of Mrs. G. B. Miller & Co. and
G. IL. g. 9. Lilienthal. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

Mr.Hamilton, of Cincinnati has over one han.
bred competitors, secured the contract for builds
Ing the Henry Clay Monument 10 Lexington, Ken.
lucky
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

4 CAUTION TO LANDLORDS.-On
IA Friday night last between IL and O'Clock, Mr.
GEORGE HARRISON. 9 9cotchman and Shoe
maker by trade, and Mr.. A. C. BROOKMEYER CT.
gar.makeT, moved GU. of my house their Furniture
families and themselves without telling me their
destination, and they had the poteness rot to wake
me Up to pay their rents
an 1851 JOHN SEHAO. 18th stree t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

NEAT EsTABLIsHMEHr.-Captain hicn,
srdson, adjoining the American Hotel. has nue ,.
up In superior style, an establishment for me sse
Of cigars, tobacco pipes, snuf, etc, that cannos
weed. His friends will bear him In mind, Ia pass
inc e e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

A DEAD Car, of enormous size, occupied
prominent position at the intersection Of
Alley with Governor sire ct, yesterday forenoon II
not removed before this time, the police will give II
tn cir attention, -rsgz 81 -'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

RELIGIOUS MONOMANIAc.-Thos. Keeling
has been arrested and committed to prison a. a mo.
nomaniac the subjset Of religion. He WILL In oil
probability be sent to Williamsburg, to undergo me-
deal treatment for his disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19
BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS,
II AT GOLDSMIT'S TANNING AND FANCY

STORE No. 205 Bread st.-Just received from the
Northern auctions, 100 Ladies' Embroidered Muslin
very large lot Cambria and Swiss Bands, to be sold
Ct 25c; one large lot Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerchieis, 1t S7tc an extra bargain; and same
By far Landowner st soc; large lot of Sleeves at
a large lot Ladie' white II. % at l2sc with many
other new Good, a. follows Infanis Waists and
Robes; Collsrs; Chen3settes; Black Lacss: Ladles'
and Chi,dren's long ana short Mts; Potts Nonnaiss,
Fans; Bonnet and Thinning Ribbons; . nav stvls
six kuchess all coiors; Euglish aud Italian Crsnsa
all coiors; together with many other new 0oods 10
be cold very cheap. Z. GOLDsNIT.
Ap ID sgsa No. 205 Broad IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

BOTANICAL GARDEN Is about to be established
Brooklyn, New York. Among the subscribers
to 1t are William Hurst, s500OO w. C. Langley,
$4,000; Henry A. Kent, $4,000.