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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

CT. NICHOLAS BANK-DIVIDE ND
- dividend Of THREE AND HALF PER CE ~ ss
been declared the capital stock OF this bsns psysoe
"a .s,. the l2tb of February The transfer b'o Wv
be cossd from % to the 18th OF February Inclusive DS
order Of the Bond.-New York, Jan ~ ~, nv cA,..
IL .us -flII-lSI-Ik II Caic 10 uNIoN q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

NOPARTNERsHIP.-W have THIS DAY ad-
" mlt,d Nr JOHN J. TAYLOR. as member Of our firm
Tn. Hosiery bu,icex will be continued heretofore the
old stand No lof Bovery. haNhIN w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

' FCN'p X COLLINS, No. So wslst, NY.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool,
b. @. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris. or
GEO n. DRAPER Hsyrs. .
The ownen Of these ships will not be accountable Tor sod
oliver buon specie jewey precious stones or metals IN
lees bills sdng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed ,,..,, ~,
Shippers will please take notice that the ships Of this line
e.unot carry any goods cOntrsb.nd Of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

DAMS e. Il u G X / N G II N 3
"A No Is sOuthsts, Nsv'Yor'
GRAHAM l. BUCKINoHAMs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

III ONG ISLAND RA1LROAD.-LeaveB BROOK
ivn for Greepport 10 A. NJ foS Hampstead u n and
P M F.mnsd.le sSP J.T:c. SO s,, 70, :. s{ Ess.
sais ON saturday only to Yaphsnk, 3+5 NJ returning
MOnd.y TO F%insd.. go ,..oS @ r.,I'nM
Fsnninadals 7. 80 A NJ; syosset, 7.35 NJ ard r. NJ
Esmrstrad ss5 NJ and $50 P. Nj Jsnsies, ofo, 7.S
as Al and 4.S5 r. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
OyTIcE OF RErUsLic FIRk issuance COL
No. II Wali-st Jan. II. 1855 )
HINHE TRUSTEES Of this Company have TIKI

nIVIDEND.-Tb Broadway Insurance Com.
IL psby have declared sentsonusl Dividend Of v0Ue
PER CENT, payable on and after che h;s az o. fssT
JOhN WhAf, secfot1T
NewYork. Jsn %. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
@cedu Cleaners, &c.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
IN LINE via Ncarsus-The Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua Pr preto The splendid double steam
ship STAR or ThE WEST So burden, Capt Turner.
csely for Punts Arena MONDAY FEB 1855 eonu-st'
ins iih the f,voe stesnship C0RTES aero ans burden,
ever the Nicaragua Transit route having bat u miles Of land
transportation by frsess carriages Several new and o. 4,
Iron Steamboats, lately been put river and lake Enen
shorten the time on the anst from These
stesmers are Unsurpassed in their ventilation and seeomi~
too. For information or passage, apply only 70 .
CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No Bowling green
Letter made up the Office Letters cent? per half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

coMMIss SION ME- HANTs;
Az n,ep.r,d 20 male liberal advances consigumenfs
Flour Gsin sther produce, to either address
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

seeker, Is yet the "hsven of rest" and OF rsscus.
may be permitted TO add to many q suffering in
vahs fss many and many have been those who,
cohnoed 10 their beds from chronic disease, have
nsss ~, found relief; have here had their sweed and
s.1ensd limbs released from the iron grasp OF
YOU, ..., rheumatism sod paralyss-have. literally
,aAen up their beds and walked" This fact has
eIsen M to the popular mind gloomy idea of the
NJ. Springs, and Invested II with the sombrs
psct OF hospital. But really have never been
S",s 10 oripg myself to look upon 1t in any such
hgnt. passed several years ago, some weeks
very pleasantly here; and l ind 10 now equally
pleasant though there is no gaiety here The ac-
commodasions are neat and comfortable the table
good, and to those who are satisfied with quie.
comfort and enjoyment, this 10 as good a retreat
from the dust aud heat of cities and from the sum
mer complaints of our lower country, as any
oner Those who have torpid livers will here
nnd the hot spout bath excellent substitute for
caiomei; the gouty man, with enlargement OF his
joints, may here fnd cure; the victim of chronic
rheumatism viii be able to drop his crutcees,
ssrs'gh'sn his knees and Ia a few weeks be able to
dance the polka st The White Sulphur. or any
wnere elss he peases Now, This Is DO exagRe-a-
tion for there are we'll authenticated cases In
wnich The chaikv depnstes On the joints have been
20 sofenei by thess waters TO be essly removed.
know such case here, now Ia progress, with
every prospect of relief
There are some 80 or 100 visitors here-sona
ieaving and come coming in every day. good
many iHvalids, nearly all improving. Where can
a,l The people be going to who pass here daily
nave never seen but one OF two that were not full
The White Sulphur 10 filed to repietion--nany
performing quarantine" In the neighborhood..-
The Red Sweets also full learn.
We have had some few days OF fine weather, but
i res ra1ned most of the time for the last two
os's' ent she corn crop appears to be promising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

The Enquirer, In an article on free society.
shows that when the supply of labor excoeds .he
demand the laborers become the slaves OF societv.
aud placed in their only refuge the jail or poor
house. AT the South, slave holders are forced to
take care of their slaves; but at the North. ks
master has the control of ihe white slave, without
the burden OF taking care of him
The WhtS has an article on OK Governor Hunts
letter, opposing the fusion movement, in New York.
The National american replies to letter from ],
Horace Lacy, defending himself from the nuu,s.
ton OF being an emapcips'ionist The American
repeats Its first assertion that he did sign Dr. Ruff
ner Is pamphlet, and says he himself admits having
done 40 c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

SOUTH AMERICAN ArFAIRs.-The steamer Buen.
os Ayres lett Buenos Ayres for Paraguay lst of
June, with six eight Founders three thousand balls
and four fathoms of chain. II is the intention of
President Lopez to stretch this chain across the
Paraguay river to impede the progress OF vessels.
The banks of this river are being strongly fortified
The Brazil tqusdrons, consisting of Twenty-Five
sai-stesmers, briss and transports has returned
10 Montevideo without having effected much up
the Paraguay river, Lopez requiring time before
enteriae INTO any treaty with the Brazilian govern.
ment Several OF the vesselS9ot aground both In
ascending the river and returning. The water was
very low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

MAINE LAW IN TENNRssEE On the 2lst ult.,
Henry T. Walls was killed at the town of Wood.
bury, Tenn, In drunken row, whereupon the
citizens assembled together and adopted a most
they would not sell liquor themselves. would not
rent thier property to liquor seller and would not
sell properly TO a man who would use 1t for such
purpose They then made up purse. and bought
all the liquor In the place, rolled the barrels into
the street, poured out their contents and get fire to
them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

DECISION UNDER THE LIQUOR LAw.-Justice
Moore of Rochester, gave decision on Monday
quite at variance with decisions made In New York
and elsewhere. The defendant pleaded guilty to
selling, but bis counsel urged that 1t was imported
Justice NJ decided that the intent of the law ID
clearly to coLiae the sale OF imported liquors To
the 'originsl package" and by the importer him
SELF and none other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

CKNsus OF PRovIDENcK.-Tbs census of the city
CT Provide Rhode Island has just been COM
pisted, from which 1t appears that the whole mum.
ber of Inhabitants at the present time, IL 46 6s7,
being an increase OF STA since 1850, whilst In
ls45 the population was only 81 753.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

DEATH OF Hos. JOHN RowAN.-Hon John
Rswaa, OF Kentucky. 10 dead. M. Rowan was
the son Of the late Judge Rowan. 81 kentucky. snd
,hs American charge 10 Naples during the Ad.
miois ration Vi Presid ent Polk He was univei sally
beloved wherever known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

CATHERINE HAYKs-Letters from the East In
dies mention that Miss Catharine Hays has depar-
ted from Calcutta for Australia, where her popu.
larity Is described as being almost without limit,
and her gains beyond allprscedent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

SEWARD FOR PREsIpENr-The Dubuque Qowa)
Tribune carries the name OF William Fl. Seward
at the head of ,s columns for President 10 1856
subject to the decision Of q National Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

SHIPMENTS OF FLOUR TO CAEADA.-The Os-
wego Times says shipments OF -four continue ac-
tive for Montreal and Quebec. Some 5000 bar
rels have been sold there within the last two or
three dsys for the st Lawrence market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

CAPox spnIsGs.-The undivided half interest In
the Monntain House, ut Capon Springs. with its
furniture, was bought a. public sale. on WedBes-
day of last week, for ell,750. BY Thomas P. In
gram, one OF the landlords of the establishment
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nv = a CowARDIN.
FAIL RACES.
- BROAD X u Z n

A BROAD X . = n
AkA~ RACES FILL AE1d.
b ING; ;,sss lsss, M v.,IioSD1Y sHaTYf' ia ia
oIl1o oIgfSsT ipaY-aoNpAY. oc. s-a ss swesps se wsss
for eli sses; fsur miis beats; uuf Sos eatrsnoe
nee, tbe Proprietor to sdd III I'm the following
4 h.l? fe,feit Clussd lat Jane si'H 'A
Mr. wn n. aibbon. nsmss mssr,dIs. o IA
ner out Of cas..sdsl '0 n, cordelis Rea3, BY Was-
,.s oef OF Msdors, five YEAR, h Henry. by Glen.
~, Thcs a Moore 5smss en- a. i -
egs oct o. Sssnanbe names ch FloIiie, BY Was-
at ~. yoSe ~ An Wstson, b elsaeos s.r,.,,
he. hu T,sa Cstnr bell pames ch l. bsua oF'Iiuia"'
. 49,, ~ sy.p ont Of Gloens. three years oso.
S go, Tsiis pam.sg g. Uue-Eye Joe, oy
p.;rr, l,eorse, on, Of Registers dam, seven years
o's; u p HeGrsth names ch. b. Sem Letcher, by
yvssper out of Hedoc mare, lou ysars ca;
vi, Isha Walsh names b g Lawson, oy "seher'
-, ~ m,ngrsi's dam seven years Old.
GU CsIvir Gran uanes oh frankfort, by Glen
- ont OF Nary Morris four years old
sr;cs,.p sr; Shes.'S fs.s.'YS1TTgsDAY-A sveeps.aks fr
S.g a;60 eptfsncs, half forfeit, p4lls Leats,
.Is,es win .h- folow,sz sUSscE'bets:
ID *cDaaiei natnes +. by Rsssnt, dam By
i~ ctesthsm and James Tally names e. c. by Rev
etes esein oreen names e. BY Sovereign. dam Ann
oT:sH TsIgp Day wEpNESDAY.-Jockey ciab
'Fso1STH pay THURSDAY Proprietor
afyTa haY-SATCRDAY -PrCpyietor's Purse
500 three nile heats for bsndiesp rsee free for
bo,.. ouiy that have sesIte1 il sme race during the
week.
re fcl1w:ps stokes az PIcp'sse -,,, ,,,r,-,,
sECOND DAY Is + c on EACf) TUES,
DAY "A 8weep.:sks toL three year o,d go! eei's and
+" nui3n rsyN NEpTEsDAY--A Sweepstsks
for souS.vesI old coils ana de. $50 entrance hall
f1,f.it; two ride beats.
FIFTH DsF-FRIDAY-A sweep''ase ter three
s.1oN0 RACE-sAAE pAY-A sweepstake
for untred hreeveaI old colts ana hliies; ekU en-
t7.nss half forfeit; milo heats
ry-AIi the above stakes 80 name ard close lst Sep
tsmber. . ,.x
s14 tabt n 0hnkN, rrop,F.-
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DtV SACKS SALT in store and for
"a is saleby DE- BEiDGFoRD CO,
On the Dock.
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TIL o MAS w. KEESEE.
AUCTIONEER.

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET, $50 d
VIII attend to the sale of Real Estate and evers
description of Merchandise, Household Furnit ure.
he. Also-fo Renting out Houses, Coliesting, &s. ;
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

THE RAYAGEs OF THE CHOLERA AT Fort RILEY
Tho New York Tribune has letter Fort
Leaverwoith, August 9Th, giving aecount the
reports that had reached there in rela ton the
rsvases of the cholers at Fort Riley. The writer
ssYs:
Major Ogden. Commanding officer at the fort,) dis.
patched messenger oI Wednesday last, stating that
his men were dying off by dozens daily; that he and
all the other ofcsIs were almost worn out by thsif
exertions in taxing care OF the sick In addition to
this calamity seven OF the newly erected buIdr gs
had been struck by lightning ana almost demolished
killing eleven men
Yesterday smother message arrived with dispatches
TO Col: Sumner, ct Fort Leevenworth, stating that
Major Ogden attacked with the disease which
assuming its most fetal character proving fstal
in many instances in thirty minutes Mr. DAMON of
ak O'Clock last evening for Fort Riley, taking with
him Dr. Phillips. Some forty miles the roaS shay
net Sergeant Long with dispatches containing De VS.
of ths death Of Asj jor Osdsn and many others Yhe
wife. four children ana servant girl Of nsj Woods
dad within ore hour from the time tn. first ct
t.cked Mr.. r. found Sssrgaut Loug at the BAD side
perfectly exhausted, having ridden down three
horses after being several days and nsbts taking
the Fort in the worst condition imaginable. None
were found /" illins TO bury the dead Or: Simmons
and ali the ladies of the garrison had sd The chap
lain the only officer left alive and the soldiers
scattered In svsry direction
Mr. Sawyer, who has charge Of the public works
AaEds employed BY the Governmsat who had
broken into ths sots-roomk seized the liquors. al
were, at the une OF the messepSers leaving.
deavoriRS to got hold of the Gove-nmsn mt funds A
dstachmsst of troops left Fort Leavenworth to day
and hope to reach Fort Riley in time to prevent
futthsr outrsges by the mob.
Mr. Ogden leaves 8 wife aud four children lat
present living at New Haven, Cosn.,) } to mourn his
loss de was one who might be callsd . bright
ment to auy socisty-was an accomplished, cbiv.
airous officer and thorough bred gsntieman whose
Ioss will DO kssny felt BY oil who knew him.
The Washington Star ofisst evening SAYS:
This morning authentic accounts from Fort Riley
up to The ls Inst were received at the War Depart
msnt, from which we gather that Majors Woods snd
Armstsad arc not tesd has been artsd but the
wives OF those officers with ths children of Mai
Woods. The report of the death OF n sjor Ogden l.
cst hrmsj; the Qusrermastars geant at the po,t
Francis w AiIea, and nrmbsr of the men moatly
iaboreTs in betlding and enlarsing tae post, are
among the dead from the terrible scourge.
Shortly before the cholera broke out st Fort Ri
ley, two companies of the sixth Infantry departed
from the post-Woods' and krmsteads-W.'s for Fort
which 10 portion hs expedition into the hostile
Indian country.
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Correspondepcs of tbs Dispatch.
Rdictey Springs Their Situation Visitoys, &t
RAI.EIGU SppIEcS VI An. 10 lQe

RALEIGH SPRINGS, VA, Aug II, 1855.
An hdo1tue as have been for series Of years past
of the watering places of Virginia uusr csnfess
my partaiity tor this cczv, beautiful, homslke re-
trent 10 situated twelve miles from Harrisonburg,
on the slope of a mountain, emboaered in grove of
lovely shsae trees ana surrounded By profusion of
vFned and romantic scenery. The water is power
fully iDpresnsted with suIphste of iron, and has
been pronouncsd by Professor Rogers, after actuai
ansiy,is TO be The strongest oab5ate in tbis cgun'
Ty us ef 5ts are so surprising ard extraordinary
tonic. that will not ventuss 60 Sesc,ibe them
can only invite your readers to come. see. and real
iza for themselves.
gust company of 100 visitors comforts ble rooms,
capital cookery, and old fashioned hearty, Virgil
MIA wels?Tae viii gladden. the ssnsea OF the newly
srfi, ed visitor. CaocKErT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20
TIE AUGUST ELECTIONS

We sum up the result of the late State elections
as follows:
TEssRssEK.-Jch dem, elected Governor
by sbou. 000 mstority. The following are The
Congressnen Taylor, k n 2 VIM Il snesd
u; 3gsmuel A Smith dem; John II Savs.e,
dem; Charles Ready, N; 6 George w Jones,
dem; John Wright, dem; K Zolicoffer o.;
Emerson Etheridge, k u; 10 Thumss Rivers, L n.
The democratic bad and the whiss 6 iu the las,
Consresa The Lesisisiure Is X n by a small ma
jorty. Ii was vhig last year by 10 majority.
KENTUCKY -Ahrehesd, k d, elected Goyerner
by 200 majority. The Congressman slsst are as
follows: ] Henry G Burnett dem; 9 John p Csu,n
boil n; 3 w Underwood, K D; 4 G Talbot,
liott, dem; 7 Humphrey Marshall, k n; 8 AI.xan.
der X Marshall, kp; 0 Loander N Cox, K %; 10 f
Swope, KIN.
The delegation stood 5 democrats and S whig,
last yesr. The Legislature iskp.
ALABAMA - w inston, DEM rejected Governor bv
5000 or 600 majority. The Congressional dels.
cation wiil stand thus: Percy Walker. K n. El,
Shorter, dem; Sampson w Harris dem; VIM X
Smith. u; Geo Houston, dem; w w
Csbb, dem; Jss F Dowdell dem
Last year It stood democrats, whig and l X u
dem
TKxAs - Pesse, dem, said to be re- elected Cover.
nor, and Bell. dem, to Congress. The other dis
tfict net heard from.
North CARoLIsA.-The Copgressmen elected
from ,his State are lst Robert 4 Payne. b n; 2d
Thomas Ruffin. dem Sd. Warren Winslow oen;
4th. l. o. Brien Branch. dem; 5,h Edwin Resde,
q; 9th, X Puryesr, kn; 7b, Burton Craig,
dem; 9Th, Thomas L Clngman, dem. There were
democrats and whigs
GREAT SUIr-The Commercial Bank OF Man
chester, q fszoo City, Mississippi has filed bin
on the Equity side Of the Circuit Court Of the
uaited States. In this city. sgsinsf Henry 8 Buck.
her, TO have biz discharge 10 bankruptcy declared
70 d, and 10 recover about $40 600 principal and
nterest Inc sutt Is one OF great importance, and
principles settled la The sane would be applicable
" oihSr similar cases,-NeU Orleans Bullttin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

&C FOR EENT-One of those besuti-
fsA fsl new Brick Teaemspts On 25th street, ee-
tween kr. V. Heskler's ans Vrnsbis street. Ths
House has good rooms and Ritchea with rooms
end there IA an enclosed Lot Of about II acres st.
taehed OF excellent soil for gardening sud az excel.
lent well OF water within few fest Of the house
Rsst ct the rate OF ouly $25. -Four times ths rant
night be made OF the ground easily. Apply at my
eh0e store, No. IS Main st WM WALSH
su lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

!. g P X James, Esq, the sli.h sovelisi, now re-
ideDt al MOI folk, Va, i d Mtiwaukoe yisk.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Hot Springs Benefit to Iapalids-A -Amascments
TraUet Pisitors &c
Hor sparsGs. Aug I5.h. 1855

Hssing retired TO my csbia sooa sf,sr tea. 10
avoid hs damp air II the night, | feel simswhat
cisposed to give yoa line from this place. which,
Though not very s,r ractive perhaps 70 the pleasure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20
t'oR SALE-A Tract Of LAND situa

II lad =. Al 4 IuUl UI IlHND, SItud-
fsu a sst o. ssnister river, in tn. county of Hall.
D.ovjIia niile from the line Of tie Richmond and
and sjsp, aalrosd The tract contains two hundred
scrss acres Of best river low grounds. thirtv
mar stssk fiat, spd about four hundred aces N
bsf ,as9s Ihe land is well watered, and with tim
tglSin. @ ent Ior all Plantation purposes. The farm
pulnsi are as good ss USUAL
toirty dollars per acre; onethird cash, bal.
Nv 81 ne and two years, with interest from date
-s9--lm THOMAS BRUCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

A CARD.--Ths subscriber, IN experI-
anced practitioner OF Medicine, Surgery snd Obsss
tries, having located on 8rosd street. three dcors
above tenth, Offers his professional services to the
citizens OF Richmond.
He has devoted much time and attention 70 the
study and practice Of Midwifery. and 70 the treat
ment OF Diseases OF Women and Chiidreu asf ~
ap 7-6mA RiCHD 3. cAUTHORN, ND
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Gs FOR RENT.-A Brick Dwelling
EN House at the upper end of Clay street Pos
session given Immediately. Apply at this office.
jY le-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

ShoWEK BAIHS-T sttant;on of
~ ths public Ia called to a mr.,io, s't.I. ~ u
Wbi.S ba' & sbieh the subscriber has on hand, and
mon .t. n Gas,' fIr sale at less Price than the com
pur.bs.a 80 usually sells for Those Who wish to
se NJ zee arc l1dse for the ensslves bv cailiu.
PuII.EN,aa "a ahkERNAa's, Asssrs srEBBiNs i
1ti1i9SaEN's, - Or Mr sTARRETF's
- WIN. FORBES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

REMOvAL.-The Of ce of the EIoHMosD
FIRE ASSOCIATIONS has be~n removed TO the seeoad
Story of the Building cornsr Of Main and Ifth sts-
EE- Entrance on 1Ith street !.
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INgU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to. -
without boesting of thsir ability to somply with
their oblgations they take Pleasure In referring to
ali who have had business with the OHase for the
satisfactory in whish it has bssn trausssted
JAMES @. CRANE, Preddsnt. d
JNo. II. BosHRR, Sesrstary. as
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ANGHOkNk'n / tLs1uh.- $50 Ssas Of
IL this approved article isst rsc-sv~S - ~ -.
BY ssA eACvN : BASKEktlLL.
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49, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGEs.

n.I.Al -Ihs ssbssribsr has on hand, at his Co.ab
nAe Estsbiishmsnt, en- Lombard Alisy bs,v.sn
i ana CAry, tiSth sas i4sh strssta near the CO.
sG,2SI, is1l9tsn hotel COACHES, CHAaiOTEES "A.
SITf Stns nEs, AuoGlEs with and without tors. xsH
a., Es, al OF his OWE make, of ,hs best mstsri.
is1 eeSs work Of the k.S ,.p bs in ,bs s;ts -
IA -. aso rsspessfuliy ssk . call from t6oss
d.,Wai,.a :. ,ay artsls in .hs Carriage lins a, am
prisss sn.it $tks TO order sne sell ct the loves,
rsnt.a Aas sli worn sold, that 10 asv, war.
--e. We $50 kICAJAH MAN0tp.
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k'AMTLY Fl OJrp w

emily FLOUR We have opened
t.n ssv. M tor Family Flour to be ground the last
M Flour gave last year warrsr,, us n ssvn" 'ha
Thos. - yssrs grinding will be very sup her
Qas.'sS ~ Esh to obtain their supply Of us are re-
t s5 90 70 call and enter their psrnes
- CRESsHAW 4 FISHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

On FOR RENT.-A Cottage residence
~ containing nine roome, on Grove street. in the
bEu Of Sidney, shor. distance from the gsir
Grounds. Apply 10 w. J. HUBBARD.
fy H-tF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

OSBORNE GOLD ENAMELkD DAGUERRRos
TYPES The public invited to call and vie " the
new styles Dsguerreotypes taken at this olf-estab-
lished Gallery. Ehes admitted TO be superior 60
any ever before seen. A. w. O6BOkNE.
jy2l Opposite Exchsnae 6sSk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

4 JAMES K. CRENsHAw, rToRRIY AT
Law, RIcAAosD. Va, viii practice 1. the Superior
gnd Inferior Courts Of the city Of Hichmond sa-
jaeent counties and the United 8tatss Courts held
In Richmond and Norfolk az q e
u Until further notice, can be found st the OF.
fcs Of 4. A. Aorson, ESQ. on Governor, iseiDe
Capitol street. " 2e-tkcimS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20
SPECIAL NorIcE.-If You are sick.

GFEOiAL ANOiiCE'-4i yOu uI0 SlChs THO
probability 10 that tho root Of your suffering Is In
ston ach. From weak stemsch prossed dyspepsia,
Ianguor, oppression In the diaphragm, jauadice,
headache NAUSEA. bodily weskness dim ass Of eight
heartburn, costivepess, dysentery. ard legion Of
other tormentine diseases lndieestson produces
vigor Of the system. To restore the tone Of tie
stomach and enable II to throw of and dismiss for.
ever all these tormentnG asG dangerous com piairis
nothing IL necessary but persaysring Of Hoof.
laud's German BitteIs prepared By Dr.. G. u jack
son, Philadelphia. There 10 nc mistake, no failpre
in their ssnative effect {s9 sssss@ affsff@ 9
Agents for this sity--M.ssrs. PBncsLI, LApp
Co., and HEHHErr , BIAS, Drussists.
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