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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

make your viii. and 30 your hnus1 GOO order
for ,hsrr /. vet physical as ven as a
moral rayer Zoo tlcc1mmuniiy equal to1uy
emergency That can ar.,'. u You think &c
viii aIar,. tbs interest of Ce jrmn,r,ii.
party a hay, low mor "'lamn and foo.
rrr.l,, 6s rails. with the c1lar at half
mast Soc cam get zap O. Cow m1- ria'..
lla,eit jttns you please, hut DOME l"-o
,rrl1ut asa suppose thatauyb1Iyi fright
wlny yus windy hnr, or REASONABLE
threats
surrar Vino Covr7ro>. Tn
.,r.. orrit'fars who claim nrthm.N.s.
-r ,ra alltrryirtns all integrity uf
Che 900 Wi, nr.y, and who ur anxious
tbrr...r.,itasa StairauI National .rau-
lr7tian. ui I'm Portland, n., week, tnuom-
irs,.a .rl.Ia'r Dr Governor. li.n pa
,il Rursr ,.as cla-n President, With
.uyfuv Hn'.. Nn~r,iminir. 'ha
rrrI.rmhord.l.-a'- elected 100 t'r vh's
rr n,r~ allowed toa.'a.snor, making
HevhH. nmrra"'
srrrr snail. Iy Nesr. Bronson,
r,ar. arl e. rrun. vH.hvr, .ra .'nr-
ar.rt,rrt r. warm arru'af.n o0t.r
,rr. mr ir'rl 'rn,r n.'m ...'.
Oh rrirt,l points of h0, ,r.ga..wr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

Mr. Pcppsragc's Fourth Of July Ora.
ton

NrUuyry knowledge OF tH' highest imrlr-
urr, aul vc i,el that wc cannot do our
rad.rsa greater vryi., chan 90 give tm
"a specimen d1m li, Grafton. Accordingly
vr extract thr following from pumams
Monthly nr july Argr his short czur-
lium p,rrrnsr proceeds O. r'mark
90 but why ihi, general ioy and orsIma-
.uan9 WHY Chic rineIurorh.l'. AMI firing
.orcrasi-r.. a1d waving ar lar, and drink
ins of riussr.h,rr. with other liquors, AND
sitting or fireworks Goo Coo evening" j.
there auy uur Goo this intelligent lnd cu'isht-
,r.l amE.y who cannot i.Il' Tho child
unborn might -1. ,ho answer. ltis DE
aur ur ar. lg.m.n, and $50 mr.t Go cole
.rrlr ta rights anil iriumrhs of lr.!nn
our atlers. hoIu-l. as 20 las hnu 1n-
..r.ry observed, " iu tm.s t'a''riJm~ns
souls. f" r.auth.l ton. thr precious h.-it-
a.r ufnLT.r ml equality aul vr come
rr t...urr annually n trt,y n1.hnf.Hr
.ur devotion rth.varr,Irn..T'". Vs.
sr,aIr 6r.. ami $50 srn ai rIna'' Tnr
rsl... ~. dignity, t.r Hr-e.n. .' MON,
a.man. l o.. ,m.r STONE nIuHr political
ntr aaI vh.-. B.. ,hr jtsarI, t'n iHu.
I.--. ami tn.ln-. vh1 t4re uwr.mn
Hrtanr urarr r'iHalanl ...n'rar..r'
moe fu.'f .H t'I. foundation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06
Glorions Rnllv a. enn,h p...


The ever memorable Fourth asc.rH-,.
ed at South Pari. by rro.r-sion,. lam
and speeches Tho people wcr, chen. ,.l
al could fnl The great heart of t. >.,
beat IN thc great tronc. ltua.na...
blagr worthy Of the Day, anI ilrarH--.
uttered were a reproduction of o.. rn-.l
patriotism and great moral elements Of r.
days Of the Revolution. our worthy O,.
Magistrate wa- there, .su1uuI.Ih,r,a
corrurtiblr Speaker of tha lI1u.r " rr.
s.uiiti,rs, nnI numerous otfar of l.
trlIirrnoa and integrity of thrSatr r.
could NOT have L,.n much short Hss. ..
a1l people rrr-nt-Jhe Dom. arl nr.-
th., county. with their vi,. .r..-I
daughter. % was tFr largest D.I..t.-.
people $500 have ever s.n tsI- r...
county Sud uraIl H.a- mh..-v.u.
over -,ru. We newer saw uu. sl hr-.. r..
cher. $50. uah perfect ,r'r .I .
and whore tl.y listened uHI r. ..-.
interest 90 vlltvas atllgarr. rr.
OPS r-,Eata length nrHmr E--
cham eight lunr lHur. thr .mmn. .r..
at patiently ol tha-. rough hrr.HI.,
truel uihr eloquent rmu.. ..'...
speaker That Doc lar,,' Oh. rrr
ma,.- .rthi. county i.0.n 's arI
moved Iv tNr I.s.us i.I.s rI 900. dow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

4 young fellow ia Western city, W." .I
bad been dupod by girl who had prom ,..,
TO marry him, attempted suicide by ''.DN
inc molten lead. Ne took aqulnu9 'D.
his mouth and parmittedi it to run on' q gov,
IIo was 50 badly burned as to render Jus ~
coycry very doubtful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

SUNRISE. WrIam taut CD.
og tlr Free Pres, COL Smart, aH..
Oh, History orth. Morrill, Dynasty.
Leland. sheppard Cary, GOO. J. Na.r.'''
VI. Foster. vouiI-ls-o0rm'r Wells '.
90 f.w Other Tir-r aud A,cmIau u.'.
made arrangement. to laye their "m.'
.ud stump ,ha state during thc D'nT'.-
Il will take O. vast deal of swmTa-
cram thc Augusta platform or iu nom"
down ths threats. of tho people o' N,''
Iti.s5 saturated with qlai that 90 WIN D.,
t9zicata % man as quick as a l.H' '' ''.''.'
passed down thc same route.
Bangor J,i.r3naH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

Lewiston has been f1ed upon as 'he ''''.
,iop NJ the Maine State Seminary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

The Washington Star in announcing the
arrival in that city Of Commander Horny
Adams, L. $. g., with the ratified japan
treaty. SAYS. This is the first time that
the Emre,y ever placed his signature to
eurh Il document
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

Tho brunswick Telegraph drni-- that Mr..
Geo. ", CEaa hl. qurchas"da part OF that
Wc received our iulurma-
ton from Mr.. Chase, and had seen It un-
uouucal IN other nrn before SO made it
public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

New NOMINATIoNs.-We have received
from a correspondent a communication no.
minating for the Presidency the Governors
or the several States, including those elect !!
He gives us their names in full. and says
he offers his plan as substitute for the
nominating Conventions, which have pre-
vailed for upwards of twenty years, but
which he thinks are now going out of
vogue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

JAMES j. ELLErT, GENERAL AGENT
- Asu CrHMIssIoN NERCHAnT, Office removed
O. the D-G Eslows Hall, Frankii1 street ors square
D-la~ fxohsnEs Hotsi, s2ain cf-rs his services TO
th5 public tG Hiring out Negroes Collecting Claims,
Renting IL uses and buying anG selling Produce OF
every description. be is also prepared to receive
on sorasr At very moderate rate any and al kinds
az produce; as when scid by himself charge for
s.ar'Es- h aso has an pie aud comfortable Rooms
t.r the RECOMMENDATION Of Servants while hiring,
witta1r or'rs exposed n the Streets which by 8
ia r. 7,asuce Of the city for5ids their standing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01
RIG H M 0 ND, Va:
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY /. 1855.

PAY OF CeSGREss.--A correspondent, re-
ierring to this subject, remarks: "Phe pay of
members of Congress wss fixed first at Sc
per diem, and was then fixed at 81 500 per
session. This form of payment continued
for short time. II was then fixed at the
present pay. Of SIS per diem. The pay was
always too nigh, because it was high enough
to he etfct@oRccFcd for. Besides. why should
members Of Congress be paid more than
members of their State Legislatures1 The
States are the PRINCIPALS in this Confedera-
tion, aud Congress is their agent If then
any difference is to be made in the pay, the
members of the State Legislatures should
have more pay than members of Congress.
No more pay should be attached to Repre-.
sentative station than will cover reasonable
expenses, such rs q private gentleman would
be exposed to-
a public man, who attends to his busi
ness, will require no more money to support
him, than a private gentleman wouldrequire.
| II frolies. gambling and other vices are TO
be paid for, let not the public treasury be
taxed with them But low pay viii exclude
| the poor man from Congress, This has al
ways been the cry of the demsgogue, and it
has had its evil influence in making Congress
| what it is. But representative stations
were not made either for the rich or the
poor High pay has contributed more than
anything else to make politics a profession
The higher pay of Federal offices over the
pay of State offices, has contributed more to
break down State Rights than anything
else
Our correspondent is of opinion that if the
pay were reduced to 80 day, sit would pay
the just expenses of members; and repre-
sentative should be ashamed to charge the
people, who had elected him, for his time
That would be a poor requital for the high
compliment which they had conferred upon
him. Low pay would ensure short sessions,
and Washington, thereafter, would enjoy
purer atmosphere.
THE people hold the corrective in their
own hands. The vote is bestowed by the
State. The people, who vote, may require
their candidates for Congress to pledge them
selves to take no more pay than the mem
bers of their own State Legislatures get.-
Such q beginning might lead to the equaliza-
ton of the pay of the members of Con
gress."
Our correspondent maintains that the high
pay of members of Congress and other fede-
raj functionaries, have contributed to lessen
the public confidence in the Federal Govern
ment. He winds up by saying that, if he
were a Know Nothing, he would engraft it,
as an article of their code, that their candi
dates for Congress should pledge themselves,
if elected to take no more pay than mem
bers of the Legislature receive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

= EGHp lllhING G The subscribers
J-sr Their services to their fflends and
lf- F-... 10 hire CT. Negroes for the ensdiug ear
i"-5 % uss thei- hest sn5egvoys TO get coed homes
a.r 5000 EIcea Persons haviog Negroes to hife out
well - send them 10 SIS early possible
~ a a ]. r- assisted by MT. WM. C TALIAFER-
n" u ia4 l-a3Fn Of cur business, who has been en-
gagged .oE ialaT y-.is II kiTiug ont negroes.
E,B x G. 8 HILL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

y kOIICE.-I viii collect all tolls on goods
i5r Charlotte C H.. via marysvilIe Plank Road,
es' 70 s 10 be J3re Fa'G, and ai articles marked Ma
5sF-ie Plank kcad" THOS +. SIMS
o.. Up Freight A gent r. L ID. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

~ ~ rrns
~ wSIyLu 1u SkaAH ~ HoTEL-s Msxsy, u wset6,ss
wiiso.. su,ryi CAPT i sstnsu. j. Z SSessss; : s
,.rg ,ginI ~ isax y.;AJ Aerri. Dsnsille; w Fsi-
.., M WiI.on 4. Crc1ton NuusliJ. ATFss
ss,ns,, 1ss's 81 iss:s vn Meoa ce,ssn.
u Thn,,,, splls p Gsnsds; Tevsep, Stafford
nondiW Perkins, Fittsa 81 ss2 y ss.s"A at
|, AMERICAN NH0TEL--J Andersan and IsSv Mr..
aosaann. T Teller, @ l. Grimes, Washiuston-. N 4
sfewedsr. PhIlsdslphis; W. BJssrlv,i Chat losse. =
e M Wood. G French, Alsbsms; A Ksnnedv~ n
ssnl. s. Petbs; Col Harrison va; L 4 sDeli, Il Beers
Q Hickman, B Farnham, " ! Bsoxu. Tenn: n
sginr 1i Ls; 4 n Den, essa. Ky; M Dnmas W 81 G
d Weller, Richmond. 2
I EXCHANGE HoTEL.LJ i Merye, Frsas; W ii
nsan Bali; a NsIson,. Pete; Chas 81 West. Bait; w
Hnehes and daughter. Haiifsr; n Linkous, RAJ 81;
kcssrtsan. chariotts; q a Gray, statftsrd; CsJt
i Page, z n; Rs Ms.sis, Geo Wsayer. II slitaa;
n Chaney N =; D Wilder. Ten; Koss Bruns-
yicki D Laws sorn. lsdJ, child aud svt Sssannal;
Judge w Bts lkenbrongb, son and daughter. Lex
ington; gf1sham. King WIN; ; Hustes, Caroline;
C.H Co9nsl: 3; Mr. and Mrs Mysatt, 7; Jas B
hen, ChaIleston. ne ,sT6h I.ss'19 50 Y,gt-'-fg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

ENOR --IEE--I have for hire, Man Ser
3 F=lg. whom wish to hire TO some person for
-ae hs 8nce st The year, who viii give such employ
H 8E' a ~itl E0i expose him to hsd westher very
bad work. JAS y ELLETT,
no iE Gsn'i gent IA Com. Merchant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

SEsrrScEp.-James Fitz Gibbons convicted of
stealing money from letter la the New York Pest
Office, has been sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment In the Penitentiary ss * s-s4s s-ssa 80 s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01
] MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RIcHMoNp, Dec. 80.

- y. ss49 7 .ARRTVED,s sgsss tIis tsss1si
,.schr Wm: Colquitt, Phillips. Baltimore, mdz w
Schr Colu mhia, BrantIey NJ sbius1es Johu
Wonible L Cs = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

s'O-PARTNERSHIP NOTTCE.--The
- Subscribers Rave ssscciated themselves together
uatr The style of DICKINSON. HILL & co for
tn rgrrc'e Of conduct ng the AUCTION and COM
MISSION business
4--lg Itsica will be on the corner OF Wall aud
f.aas.-E SIS. p. II DICKINSON,
N b. HILL, n
He d. H2l1 c. E. HILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01
THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
considerably that OF all the Daily papers Of
Richmond combined. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

LAaas IaxwAsD.--.i rewsrd Vi % oogt oaefed
for the arrest Of John shrock. lala treasurer oi
Holsnss county, ohio, With the psbiis fsnds Win
which be has abscondsd Or rewardu 81 coo fof
his arrest without the said funds, 90 that he msy
be .ried on ehsreeofforgerJ now pending sgri1s.
him in Holmes county Hseis q Penasylvania
Dutchman, and BY trade jeweller. @s ss.za<Fz
sEp1nArx ORaAsrzx xriox. "a telesraphic dis-
patch from Boston, states that the Freesoiers oi
Massachusetts viii sustain separate and indepsn-
dent organization of their parry. ,Ata meeting In
Boston the, other Ydsysresolutions9 we're adopted
to that effect, and repudistne the Know Nothings s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

ETOA HIRE-Eor the next YEAR two
L !a"ly yoaug women and two gi7ls. apply to
JASPER g. HUGHES,
o. I7-u.+ On lst Ct between msin and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01
kT0TICE.-The firm of TOLFR &
y. EACHO,

GENERN. AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
CONTINUES 10 hire out Negroes, rent
~ out HaEses aud Collect Claims as heretofore.
OH.ce gu I4th St, near the Exchange Hotel.
he %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

54'UK HtRE-A Servant about 2S years
: o.1, tiu- ssarustress and chamber maid. She
cGuEs. as ST tao .. She "a ac;iva. f-ijhfu ser,
yaIt. Ereai5s uf 6. W. box 57S Post Office.
o- -g-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

GERVANTS FOR SALE--Two likely
- WUHEN one about 10 years Of age, cook
Ez.l-. sEc ,rouer the other ahopt 80 wears of age
Nta gg cu..c about years old also t. cook, washer
sud .,lu-r. The above Negroes are sold for no
ie"i- slo bear gery good c5sFscters Apply at Cary
street Jail Ge SG--3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

EOHN 4 COOK, having withdrawn from
- t.e lafe tirl of ToIer ! Cook will continue al
size stand the same line of business, on his own
ascaa.'-AlrnE oar Negroes, Renting out Hou4eR.
Collecting Cams, &c -aud will be glad TO receive
g-e osi q his friends and the public generally.
Ea -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

fF0k IijtE-Tte ensuing year, a young
E SERVANT GIRL, of excellent character arc
rery capable She understands sewing wolk, and ia
e-cGs. 7lHrl 10 The house sud chamber To an ap-
ocv. Hi1tf who Wl.! employ her at the neade aud
-E tla beg principally, the terms will be- mod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01
arrrrArH.

IIero1ies, cut down fke unripo Fruit l
Tao <slfe Of Deacon Anos Shuto; eEse ?
She died OF thsnder sent from heaven,
la eeycnteen hundred and seventy-seven.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

= - - '1tFL u u
Squirrel
Stone Martin
Mink Martin
The ANNUAL MEETING Of the Ricbm.o,,,

The ANNUAL MEETING of the Richmond
Building Fund Company will be held in their room
In the Law Building, on THURSDAY, Jau. 4th. az
y O'Clock r. NJ. Members viii please attend, or
u,The monthly meeting will be held ct the hour
and place above, en- M Monday. Jan. 1st. The Board
al 81 M B MINOR
ds 5o-5f @ Secretary and Solicitor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

Captain Robert w. Glenn, one of the sob
Defendars Of Baltimore, died in thascisy afew day,
aoo s2 - 'f@7@f p 30 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

AUGUST 81 RAsDoLpH, Attorneys at Law,
have removed their Office to the corner of 18th aud
In streees, opposite the State Court House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

F. LIVER COMPLAINT An D DYsPEpsaA--THE
GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.-DR, !. 8, HeUGHToN,s
PEPsIN, the true DIGesTivE FLUID, or GA.TRIcs
JufcE still holds the first place among all the various
renedies for sthese pa:nful and ssssiuctiye com
stomach No art Of man can equal its curative pow.
ers. and no sufferer Fl ON Liver Corpfaint and Dys
pepsia should fail to try It. FaTs sssSs1fs 49,
generally. de l--d5w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

PROBABLE WAR PoLIcY.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the N. Y. Herald pre-
diets an approaching war message from the
President on Spanish affairs. He says that
an official letter has been received from Mr..
Soule, in which that gentleman tells of his
several interviews, since his return to Mad
rid, with the chief officers of he- Catholic
| Majesty's government ON the subject of Gu
ba, but which met with no favor from that
functionary, further than that the suggestions
should be placed before his colleagues.
1t is added that Mr.. Soule now asks from
| our government definite instructions in the
matter, end that majority of the Cabinet is
in favor Of an immediate negotiation for the
purchase OF Cuba with Gushing as the cham
pion.
The correspondent has also been informed
"that regular confidential correspondence
has, for some time past, been going on be-
tween Gushing and Soule; that the exhibition
of the letters from Gushing was made at Os
tend; that copies of the same before this had
been sent by him (Soulej to Buchanan AID
Mason; also as confidential, that these letters
show Marcy as opposed to Soules success
from lis personal hatred to the man; that he
did not openly express his opposition to the
object of S0ules mission, but that every
available opportunity Vas taken hold of to
render it nnpopular-as, for instance, Mar
ey State papers were not made to give the
views of the Cabinet or the President, says
MIR. c., and that this change by Marcy has
produced much of the trouble. Can Mr..
Gushing deny this evidence of his friendship
and diplomacy - st ss}es5& xk8
Such is the Herald s gossip, snd as such VIZ
give it. The Herald anticipates a war mes
sage, and a strong grab 4 Cuba, if the bel !.
ligerents of Europe do not spoil the fun Ivy
making peace with each other. The Ali.
ance, IL is well known, will never permit Gu
ba to pass in this manner into our hands,
and if they can promptly conquer the Empe.
ror Of Russia, and bring him to terms, a re i
suit SO ardently desired by their friends in
this country, they viii be prepared TO pre-
vent the United States from taking possession
OF the effects of the " sick man" in the Gulf
OF Mexico. - -sss ss e. ass =
THE HoRnons or WAn--H is estimated that IN
the Chinese wars of Races over one hundred mil
Hons OF human beings perished By FIRE and sword;
10 the Napoleonic wars incusive OF the French
eiution. sixty millioBs, and Ia esw American wars
over thirty uiions. This latter estin1aie of course
includes all the wars with the Aboriginas the French
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

GEORGE =. BREsT, Attorney at Law, and
commissioner of Deeds, sc, for Ohio, Kentucky
Tennessee, Alabama. Indiana, Florida, Missouri
Michigan, Louisiana. Texas Wisconsin, &s. Office
on III street, between Main and Bank sts
de 22-lm* ~ssFsesslss - - = a -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

hlNHaHD HILL JR I EUNN'D @. RAWLINGS
ohNfHAL AGENCY, NEGRO HIRING,
&c. &c. -.
Ill & RAWLINGS. General Agents
ard CauzctoTe, sttepd to HIRING OUT NE
~, RENTING OUT HOUSES aud COL
N-' nc CLAIMS OF every description.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

lc.as- --c capable.
81 --s ST r:y otIice tWhig Building)
CO .H-- JAS. +. HEATH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

Miss Phosbe Knowles, late swaitlngmsid to M.ss
Susan Dennin. has taken to the stage and is tear
Dg things with great success at Oswego.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01
OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE Ass0TN,

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOT'N,}
NOVEMBER lyt. 1856
A l meeting of the Board of Directors,
4 n held tbs date. Mr. JAMES c CRANE ives
unanimously elected President Of the Rich ond Fire
Assoc'ativn, vice James Bosher deed,
Ay praef of the Board Of D Directors.
&c %-,s JkO H BOSHER SeerAtsru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

THE HoRsoRs or WAR.--t is estimated that In
the Chinese wars Of Races, over one hundred mil
lions Of human beings perished BY fire and sword
10 the Napoeouic wars nclusive OF the French rev.
oiution. sixty millions, and Ia Cur American wars
over thirty millions. Tislaifer estnaste of courae
includes all the wars with the Abong inas the French
and Indian, Revolutionary, 1879, and the Mexicen
var. ~ aS u 49, ~ s2s1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

= GENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
Purchase OF FLAsps-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Seess.
tdsg of the pirgiaia State AQrfeatuyal Society, and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public a.
GENERAL AGENTS for tho sale and purchase Of
St1tes.s - - Ssssssfss E p 7Se'sf- :
Oioe--st the office of the psygiaia State Agyjcul-
tay0t Society," No. 1I5 Main street
N;AU0UST. NeT Any PUELTc AVID AccoUNrAnr
O1dce-asaboye. = EN@R s.es49 i 70 8--ts e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICEa -,

MORE New GooDs.- We have received
to-day variety of things for the Winter trade.
New style Lsce BE RTHAS "a yefftaNsf7Es 2 1T =
do. do COLLARS .,e. ~s s. ~ =. .. =.
do CHEMISETTES and STOMACHERS
do Maltese COLLARS and SLEEVES IS ssl
do Plat Lace HABITS and SLEEVES II
Curtain MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS n ~e-s- *,
A ALSO, ssysy. So
FURS-in Reck Martin 35'yii@ tssfsssss.Fs
~ 4qs Squirrel sssB ss5E = 2--t aSlsiis3sf
aA+ Stone Martin ~.
ft Mink Martin, &c. fs 1Fs3S1 ?
Our stock of general Goods is kept ALWAYS f1Il by
purchases of the most desirable things such as from
the Advance of the season 5ts always desirable to-
de a7--lw THos. r. PRICE & co.
0. 81. CHARLEY, General Agent and COL
lscfor 18Th street. between Main and Cary over the
groes hents out Houses and Collects Claims of every
Description in town and country.s-F s5zsSrEsF -
REFERENCES: Msssrs C. T Wortham Co. Wrl.
ilsms Brother, Butler & Tinsley. ,. a. Claiborne
de 2S-dlm F7 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

Mr. r. G. Boulap, an old man aud a printer, wss
bensen almost TO death aud robbed OF about sixty.
dollars, inar near . boarding. house - Memphis.
one night lss week lie wsa found lying in tho
leading from the spot where he lay 70 tho boarding.
house In cuestion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

= TIL oMAS w. KEESEE,
SO gs.s nAUCTIONEER, Il ass A4ss s
Office with GEO. J. SUMNER No 20 Pearl st.
VIII attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and sve.
IS ~ description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE. -
HOLD FURNITURE, &e.
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PRICE ONE CENT

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Book K-KEEPING-1he Subscriber will
take charge of two or three Sets of Books for the
ensuing year. and will attend to OBJ Writing of any
kind. t-sr,s--.4 " - & =
Having been engaged as Accountant and Boek-
Keeper for many yesrs, the best references can be
given Persons wishing to confer with me will
please address, through the Post Office & a2| ~
de 20-dlm* r, McCANDLISH. JR.f