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Tell me not of the sunny South,
Where storms of winter never bl Sw
Where chilling winds never fet,
And sweetest fruits forever grow
Not while hear the clink of chaini
Upon the man of darker skin,
And hear you from Jehovah's Wort
Defend the dark, unholy sin.
Tell me not of your sunny cline,
Your ever fair and smiling skies,
Where myrtle boughs forever twi6e,
And Love speaks love through lcyng eyes
Not while hear that mothers waS
For the child you have sold awsS
Nor while you bsrgain'and make sle
Ofhuman flesh from day to day
Tell me not of the sunny South,
Oh tell me not of beauty there:
Not while your faint and weary 81 YES
To think of Freedom cannot daf
! love my Northern hills the best,
Their pure and fresh and bracils air,
And 10 your great and fearful Wre g,
Eternal opposition
.Stewartsrille, Westmoreland Co Pa.
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fore the Conference in resolutions from the Ohio
and Wisconsin Conferences. The paper from
the Wisconsin Conference, which proposes sub
stantially to prohibit, on the part of the member
ship and preachers, the buying, selling or hold.
ing human beings as slaves, was non-conenrred
in by a unanimous vote.
The resolutions emanating from the North
Ohio Conference, prohibiting the buying of men.
women and children with an intention to enslave
them and requiring the emancipation of slaves
when it can be accomplished without injury to
them, were also rejected by the same decided
vote.
TTT FOR TAT-The stipend of minister of
the Scotch Established Church is often paid
partly in grain, as witness the following COLO
guy related by DR.. Alton William, you must
bring me better grain; l can't sell it, it is so
bad" ats just what the land produces, sir,
and haze naething else to gie." "But then you
are bad farmer, William; you must farm bet
ter" "Tut, sir tut sir, that's no civil; I'll no
TAX that off your ham, l attend your kirk, an
you gle just what the land produces, an din
ma fin fault dinna tell you that you are bad
preacher, although you tell me am bad farm
err; but if / was to step into the Burgher meet
ing-house, / might get bath bigger measure
and corn better dighted. If yell ca the weak
corn an cauf out O your sermons, I'll put my
corn ance MAR thro' the tanners"
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RrnttleLnrn1Lnh Ie,r,ork

NTHlCH has been in successful operation for ten years
w keeps open for the reception of invalids without
closing lfndcated by the disease patients NAV on
:ucsi have the lIydropaihc combined with
Homeopathy and kluesherapy the Swedish system of
Medical Gymnastics. Resident Physician, DR.. FRED.
MILLER. For terms, &c, please apply to
Az MRS. FERD. WESSELHOEF'r, Prophetic
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r.. ID. MUSSEY, NJ. D., w. II. MCssEY, NJ. d.
SURGEONS and Physicians, No. 70 West Seventh
~ street, tnsar Vias strsst,) Cineinnsti Jsn. ~
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NEW BOOK BY MRS. STOWE.
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For the National Era.
TELL ME NOT OF THE SUNNY SOUTH.

BY JOHN II. HOPES.
Oh come 10 the South,
The shrine Of tia sun,
And dtseH ia cts bOicerS,
Saoest, beautiful! one!
A b. MEX.
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In Gods name, let speak while there is time,
Now, when the paddock for our lips is forging.
10
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/ say, cannot conceive Of mep thus described
so fixed to his purpose as to heed neither the
misguided passion Of debating crowd, nor the
frown Of an impatient despot, as capable of
in the darkness of the night, into some
secret place of designation, TO consult with 9TH
ers upon the best way to conceal what they all
think. and to contrive with the most effect some
tran which they intend to spring upon their fell
loTg.uen. / cannot imagine such a man sub
m;tting to sgesr an oath to keep secret whatev-
ar NAV be devised, good, bad, or Indifferent in
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HOTELS.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.---There has been
~ added to the Columbian Hotel since the last
meeting of the Legislature, 81 large and comfortable
Lodging Rooms Members and others wishing
Portable accommodations viii do well call for them
no 7--3w j. M. BOYD u CO., Proprietors.
GtOLUNIB l. Al N HO II f L.--JAMES m.
- BOYD X CO., having leased this desirable Ho-
tel, will spare pains maintain its former popu-
larty and comfort. They have employed f. PORTER
to take the entire charge of the House after
LIST April The former patrons of this Hotel and nu-
merous friends of L. PORTER, are requested to give
them a CALI -'f+-.s'rt Il
Richmond, March g. 1855. an %
NOTICE.-TO PASSENGEKss ON THE
Y RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANSILLE OR LYNCHBURG: 4s,a 9"
breakfast. Breakfast. Ample time given
to eat.
The subscriber is now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction of
the Richmond and Danyille and South Side Railroads
| Immediately on their arrival on the cars
my l7-l2m --- SAM'L ID. BURKE,
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
RICHMONT1 UTpnYMys

ihis house having changed proprietors with decid-
s Cd lmpfoyemsnt Is now confidently recommended
tne traveinng p1bhc Visitors returning from the
Springs viii find there ample and comfortable accom-.
rnodations. Its location 10 proverbisy pleasant-and
position airy; which, with the liberal hand of its new
proprietor must render it the fayorte house of the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest The
rooms are neatly furnished airy and comfortable The
liable Is well supplied with whatever the market nf.
iords-the servants poiite aud accommodating. Moth
ing Is wanting to make it of the most desirable
Hotels in the city (au 2lb JOHN DARRACOTT
NOTICE. Passengers going Nsrth are hereby
Z informed that ON and after SATURDAY, LIST Of
September the trains of the Fredericks Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug 81, 1855 ausI
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'HIFMUTIN."-1hc Introductory part of the
French treaty with Persia reads thus:-In the
name of God, the element and mercifuI-his high
Majesty the Emperor Napoleon, whose elevation is
rs that of the planet Saturn, whom the sun serves
as standard who is tho brilliant star of the fir
manient of crowned heads, the sun in the heavens
Of royalty, the ornament of the daidem, and the
splendor of stanards, and imperial ensigns the
llustrious and liberal monarch; and his Majesty.
elevated as the planet Saturn, whom the sun serves
as a standard, whose splendOr and magnificence
are like those of the Skies the sublime sovereign,
the monarch whose armies are in numbers as the
stars whose grandeur recalls that OF Djemschid
whose magnifieence equals that of Darius the heir
of the crown and throne of the Keyaniens the
sublime and absolute Emperor of all Persia,
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Dorned-Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock,
nee. man named Henry Cock, owned by Mr..
.o"n icy, and employed At tho Sc. Charles Ho-
TEL feh inso me river At Rockets and was drown
ing her wharf he attemnte ~ 80, = b.s s.
missing his footing, fen. struek NJ hsss -.,.t
the vessel went into fhs y~sssr eA s..ss
| sunk His body was recovered in about an hour
thereafter, and Coroner Wicker sent for to hold
inquest s,s.ssss 5.s se a
False Alayma-Two alarms of Ere were given
before eight O'Clock last night both Of which proved
false.
,,
tried before the Hastings Court Yesterday for
burglariously entering the room of Mr. John Now
Ian. and stealing a gold watch. The Court then
sentenced him TO transportation bevond the ln;..
ego e o''eu o'a'es' anu AmAco ms valuation at
WV. sI ag4& e a
II Attempting to Saoot--James Welsh, charged with
attempting to shoot Henry s. Lemay WAS tried
before the Hastings Court YESTERDAY. was found
gulity Oh tne battery W herenpon Welsh was dis
s1o y -" on paying Inc cost wniea amounted TO
Si''o. sf53ass-sss, rss- s4.sf ttss..zl 81 az
Continned.-The presentment against Edward
MeAdam for creating nuisance, will be tried at
the next term OF the Hastings Court
Jnlarfa. As.embfy--1-ba fI,s,;,os r,rr. i'm,
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ASIA E v8ass4
Der 1st Erzeruum 9Th Trah;SanS IN. ~ ~ -. Ss
soan f2th October. According TO these ths Rns
SLAMS had made no assault on Kars since their rs
i Puise by General Williams, but thew confined 1,
ckade the city closely. Cholera was maxim,
| kars - r : - lr'"-'0 '~.0A ~
/ ENGLAND. Hs
| The greatest excitement prevailed among al
classes in England, in regard to the apprehendet
"p;a,s re- win the United States.
/ . or WIN. Codrington, who has BEEN arpo;ptaf
Commander.in-Chief Of the British force. i, th.
Crmea is q son of the late Admiral Sir VIZ, - "a
rinrton apa I. l., .ho 5o.I. ,.as.r -: on w. Oou
Violent s,o-n,, h. In IN car o' nis age.
eastern cossts of Rr;.; along the
IN Va Dfitain, causing considerable loss
npPhs. @e
,h .e.or s haso, WIN MS son. and those who signed
the recent protest, have been expelled from fhe
channel Islands.
Sir Thomas Troubridge, who had both limbs shot
on in the Crmea has inst beep p;,cd IN,
to Miss Gurrey of Norwich - 80 - - N-''' ' 'o %
Lord Stanley, son of the Earl of Derhv will, !,
Ia said bacon,o . ,a, ~ e e a. oi Deroy WILL
Tha TI., 1 q nieihoer oi tho government.
Iord EIp:. ooa see,etary snip had been offered to
John Rnss.ji '1'ool "o ue'nneu Ill ia'or OF LORD
r.. FRANCE. -@
=, 4 ne difneulty between France and Naples about
the commandant at Messinina having neglected. 10
salute the Emperors birth day had i,aan q ,;,to al
The Moniteur announces tbat the Ennrals y -,
her fifth month of pregnancy pfs71 " "
-preiarations ua rar mo NJ. o., o,..
Exbibition and +, , - ~ ..osc . 'ho ,ans M
10 tho h,;Ii; - " 90 PtoPoSeo 10 move the BoarSe
n =. ,ns- f-'f
1,: uo ouBuehcy, tne French Ambassador to
vienna, mas returned to his post. -
lhere Is report of the discovery of a Legiti-
mist conspiracy, and OF the arrest in eonnect;op
with it, of a duke bearing one of tho oldas. ,,aos
in France Wv ''0e'' A'"'i'e'
General Canrobort bas e,o,,o -, =. .:,
to Stockbo,m as suiT oh speciai MISSION
!, "a sur,nisad 49,; i: Ami s Ianass Is also there,
t ~ hi a ,, s. nes,oi Is 10 OBTAIN PERMISSION
i0A INV 'e" heels W WINTER LII the Swedish ports.
MI RUSSIA.
ine Glai haa ordered levy OF 10 in every 1000
SOUS II 10 general levy from the whole empire,
ana Includes lhe Jews.
liz r m ~ nc the Minister Of Roads and Pub
o ti 10 70 Dc replaced by Gen. Teherkine, from
'ie Dop"i."ieht oi Mines
n. rePnLL comes by way OF Paris that Russia has
iot'eIs oI MaIlue TO some American ships as
PriVateetS.
ith Inc object OF stimulating the zeal of the no.
bily OF ha etipire III carrying the war the Car
has issud ukuse guaranteeing all the ANCIENT priy-
eses aud inmunties Jf the noblesse f
Adyices from Persia OF july d. renort a ressation
of cholera.
SPAIN
Nothing new politically The king Las been thrown
from his horse and made par1oyv escana ,,;tb h Ef
poeTuc.I " ans ~
Lisbon lettars st ate thar the port, lo,o,.
bos proIonqad tLe ner;od rr % o' % %
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Liberal BEQUEsT.-Mr. Lewis Broadwel a
wealthy citizen of Cincinnati, who died recently
has left his property, amounting to Si5O00O to the
Universalist church. the Uniyersalist Sunday
Schools, the Widows Home and the Protestant
Orphan Asylum of Cincinnati He left no children
His widow has the entire ayaiis ofhis estate during
her life time, provided she does not marry again.
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IMMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATEs-Duriny
the year 1854 319. .12i emigrants arrived at ports
within the United States. For ten months gone by
of this year, ouly ll9420 have arrived showing 4
dminution this year, far, OF two hundred iIou-
sand
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ifnuSE AND SIGN PANTY SG.-OINA-
4 aiMh'tIAL WORK on Satin Linen, Gotten, Glass
Celin-s, limitations in Wood ard Marble Grainirs of
al kinds, done promptly and when promised, at re.
dutea prices Persons having any ST the above to do
Wi hnd II 10 their advantage to apply the shop on
l.h street, next to Mr.. Yarrngtons Carpenter Shop
ucs r W. ALLEN
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u $50, O0.--COAENIERCIAL
" SAVINGS pANK.--oaics A. the store ofouarios
& Brooke, On Ilth street.
Depositors in this institatioa will receive sx per
cent. al srus remaining on deposte sx months
ar lonser, and dye per cent fUr shorter time. ~
WMa. FAME. fsssiaest.
n. =. RRooxE. Treas. U6-0
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RIGHT OF WAY.-The Mason County (Ky) Cir
euit Court gave verdict against the President
Directors, Engineers and Contractors of the Mays
vile and Lexington Railroad, in their individual
capacity, of S4OO for trespass, in entering the land
of Emile Martin without taking the necessary legal
steps required by the charter of the CompanY
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Sale OF Mr. TucKERMas's COUNTRY RESI-.
pENcE-The country residence OF Mr. Tuekerman,
late Treasurer OF the Eastern Railroad, situated in
Brighton, was offered At auction on Friday. The
house brought 60 e75 Mr.. prentiss Hobbs beingt the
purchaser. The total of the sale was between &as
600 and $4,000 Tha mortgage upon the estate
&S7,000.
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NIRGINIA IECHANICs, INsTITUTE

4 HTLN X NJ ID 4 i, the highest PREMIUM
awarded Ia SAMUEL ID. DENO0N. for the best spe-
cim-n5 of CRATES; and TENDERS
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
FINDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRltES-Tle subscriber has for sale the largest
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
ior sale in this city, OF his manufacture. The
6fates embrace all of the varous kinds and patterns
such as sanare-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c.
with beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces, &C.
to match, Orders for Crates, FeDders, &c. from
town and country punctually attended to and care
fa!y packed Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied the lowest Northern prices with
Tie usual discounts off for cash by Wholesale Apply
amS Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, between 9Th
and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL d. DENOON.
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells,
&c Of my own make. no G-3m s. d. D. ,
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SEBASrOPoL DEMoNsTRATIoN.-A commemora.
tive banquet in honor of the victory achieved by
the allied powers in the capture of Sebastopol was
given, the 9Th inst, by the British, Irish and
French residents st Buffalo, The usual number
of toasts and speeches given and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. A number of guests from
Canada were present. e II tf
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;. REESE, Agent for Selecting, Pur-
". ~, Chasing and Forwarding PERUVIAN, MEXICAN
ahD oiHER VARIETIES OF GUANO Office
"G; ~ Exchange building Baltimore, Md.
Hs advertiser guarantees to furnish the above fer
lizer'' all Of the best qualities to consumers and
dealers Gu best terms :
~ orders forwarded to the above address, will be
fip'iJ executed je l5-d& com
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
n HARD TIMES COME NEVER. No
<<SA MORE. 49,

e HARD TIMES COME NEVER. NO
MA I MORE. ~
ny u OH dear me, what shocking hard timesl
Yet against them all have been striving;
For there is no pleasure without any dimes
~a So to keep up, we all must be driving.
toast just now will give you; az, -, .,
You'll drink TO it, certain and sure:
Success to all trades that's In Richmond .-s"
And hard times Come never, more. t. ~
It's good times we are now for preparing,
I'll tell you thing you can do
s. If your Watch needs any repairing, ..
Call on Main street, to BARTHOLOMEW.
have Clocks and fine Watches to sell,
To suit both the rich and the poor; @ Fl
I'll warrant them for to run we'll
And may hard times come never, more
One thing viii ask OF you ALL
Before from this place you retire;
On BARTHOLOMEW just give a call,
He has got any Jewery you desire. ','
call from you 10 all solicit, $50 ~. ..
NV name it's wrote the door;
Two doors past Pizzini's, you cannot miss II,
And may hard times come never, no more. II
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Watchnlaker,
oc IL Corner ilth aud Main at.
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VIRl.INIA IIECHANICS INSTITUTE

VIRGINIA HECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TOJOHN w
DAVIES. STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
TRENDS, tor their kind patronage during the past four
Year., and beg letye say that now prepared to
furnish Store Fronts, monuments Tonibs Vaults, and
attend to Enclosing Burying Grounds aud in fact all
Work III the SyOne-Cutting aud Building line
QnEity OF Stone and Workmanship hot to be sur
pssneu worth or South. &C so
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THE WESTERN HOG TRADE.--The hog killing
season will commence at Louisville about the aOtL
inst The Courier of Monday says $50 4
1t has been estimated that 800 600 hogs would
be slaughtered round the falls this season. but we
and probably $4,000. There is now better feel
ing in the market than has prevailed for some fiine
though in consequences of the continued stringen'
cy In money matters many buyers are still holding
be deliy ercd ~ the pens are Gao. cents net while
drovers in the country asking At cents on time
We hear of sale of / 900 head At cents net, and
learn that several lots have been offered at 8! cent
net 44
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GIN MAKEK, Importer

II
N-srFdScs wholesale and retail dealer in Auler-
P--s ican AMI imported Guns and Rifles
Fosiing and FishI,s lan!le, Pocket Cutlery Waking
Cayss Belts aid fot h!t,iirs. Percussion Caps Gun
pow6er Patent 3ho,, baiis Powder Flashs, Pouches
and Belts Bird Bags Nipples and Wronches Wash
ins Rods and Ticklrls, Dog Chains and Collars, Gun
Makers Materials &c. &c.
Revo,yers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers
pfic.s. The trade ). SUTHERLAND,
No. io2, Main Street, opposite Eagle Square,
oc Sim Richmond, Va.
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u Advertisements pubiished Until forbid, win be
30 cents per square of ten lines for tho first
Insettion- and 25 cents for each continuance
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FIRE AT BRISTOL PA.--On Tuesday, 9th inst,
the iron axle foundry and machine shop of Strong
kinsey. Evans Il Co. at Bristol, Pa, was destroy
ed by fire with all the machinery, fixtures &c,
causing loss of from 5000 to $1,000, on which
there was no Insurance. The machine shop and
foundry were occupied by Eessrs. Smith, Marga-
rim & Co all their patterns, &c, were destroyed.
Their loss is about So 300 81, 600 of which is COW
byip
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EENDERs, TENDERS, TENDERS. ..
nave for sale, at low prices, large and handsome
tgply Gi Tenders, embracing round polished barred,
Gad nd plain Tenders. Also-handsonIe Shsvels and
Dry. or 24fim SaWff K nENtI0T W.
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~ The subscriber having just returned from the
EN 81 North, where he has laid in large aud well
<leS sselected stock of the above, would respect-
fully ask his friends and tho public generally to call
and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Having selected his stock himself he can warrant it
as being made of the best material and win be sold
AZ cheap as any that be bought in this city.
All kinds of Watches and Jewelry repaired at the
shortest notice.
Persons wishing anything in his line would do well
by calling ON CHAS. l.. VOEGELE,
No. iei Main street,
oc l0-Sm Next door To the Dispateh Office
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FALL, OK.
FALL NIX OA
TATION-L GE I
N STOCK OF GUNS, .sXJ

@~ FTSTULS ANU NJ
an nGT oEspafa 1sc SnSs nSsy cf 81 s1s
ha'as sO-a splendid variety Of Powder Flasks, of
o,s Air make; Shot Belts and Pouehes, of the most
pADa pI"rsd .ylrs; ane Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
yios,5 follsrs: Elys waterproof Central Fire
1's Ws.h Rods completes; Gun Wads, sc.
t@,,iso-Cots Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Re-
- and every description of Pistol now in use.
Gun. stocked and repaired With nestness and dis
ps.eh,, ,.0,.., 76oors above st. Charles Hots.
20 ptu
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NALAMANDEE FIRE pROOE sAEEs-

NALAMASDER FIRE pkO0F SAFES
- Manufactured by Evans I; Watson Philadelphia.
These Sas have been severely teseu at recent fires
il Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, and when
opened their contents OF books aad papers were found
to be uniHured They warranted TO be Fire Proof
SGto with Hail. patent Burglar Proof Locks Prices
ranging from : ~ to $500. For safe by
IL. BALDWIN,
NH Sta l46 Main street, Richmond.
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&t.-y7T71T7;. We have on Eand and for
z z se-1:-:-S4 sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN Il o S, and
Square Timber from 80 to 60 feet, ct our Boat Yard
PententiPry Pond Richmond.
gu l0-dGla1 HOWELL 4 MESSLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

L ~ - Cl.OTHS.--JO bales Heavy
tl uien Cloths, of the Buckand, Faucet, Staun-
mem, a1u g'ti makes IN dabs aud colors on consign
Aent ,i ana Tor sale very low by
KENT PAINE A. co.