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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-04
CHARLES RICHARDSON,

IMPORTER OF
HA VAN1 AND PRINCIPE CIGARS,
y RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
Al and the public that he has taken the Store No.
Z. under Exchange Hotel, lately occupied by Adams
Il Co's Express for the purpose of conducting The
CIGAR and TOBACCO BUSINESS. He has just
received large lot of very superior Havana and
KING TOBACCO. Also assortment Of Fancy
Pipes Snuh-Boxes, Cigar Gases. Porte Monnaes
&c; ell of which hs offers for cash on as reasonable
terms can be had elsewhere in this State.
Pomegrauate and Palmetto CHEWING TOBAC-
co for sale. de lS-ts
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- 89EIHIaaMfN NEW
AIRS DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR.-This
RTTSHTON CLARK a. CO.'S

OOII Jill
For Consumption, Scrotula, DC.
THE great success which has attended
i the use of the above celebrated article has LED
to many limitations, and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur
cfasers should the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK l. CO. in full
is blown in the bottle and is each label, and tbs
signature in full over each cork, other is gem
uine We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Mr.
Clark went to New Foundlsnd to supenntend the
manufacture in person and we will warrant our Oil
pure aud superior quality in every respect and made
from the fresh Liyers, and not purified nom the
common OIL as is the case with great deal that 10
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO , and by Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
G SxvSy
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EDUCATION.
SCHOOL NOTICE.


1rHE Exercises of the School at Meadow
ii Fsrn. Hanover county. viii be resuuses on the
18th Of January next under the superinfendsnce Q,
Mr. ARMsTEAD HILL. gentleman OF eight yesfs
experience In teaching, st.
NEMESIS for Board and Tuition for ne Sess'on
of ~ ,nontss W. B. SYDNOH.
Meadow Farm, Dec. 22-dsw s-
TyHE RICHMOND FEMALE lNoLI .s
i TUTE.--The exercises Of this In.ti.u'e .nrn
,ere suspepded Gu,irg rhristn1ss week. Iecom
menced on Monday New Yssr,scsy The Term ~ r
the remainder of the session will be TWo-THiEus os
THE PRICE FoR THE FULL SESSION. PfsS'sey e"s
third of the time having elapsed -,
The present il a favorable opportunity ior en.e,
ine TX IL found that larger are
I'd than have before BEEN used In the Preparatory
Department: and accordingly arrangemen1s are ~
nrosress which will be completed in q few days
The phi bic are cordially invited to visit the INST
tuts and examine for Themselves its varied sno en'
tsnsve advantages. 1t 10 believed that nowhere in
the South have so much money and pains been ex-
pended 10 provide young ladies' with every facility
for intellectual Improvement
Circulsrs may be obtained at the Destitute Build
ing corner of Tenth and Marshall streets
IL ST 3. MANLY, JR., President
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the DAILY DISPATCH.
THURSDAY MokNINo. JANUARY !. lass

HoM,clpFs At 81. Louis, ON the 23l ult, MI
chasi McCsrtay was killed in a row, and a little
girl named Margaret Lsrgeuttt was killed by a
pistol shot. fired by young man named Bauer.
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OMR sRcnKr Our The widow Of Charles Z.
Torrey the abolitioniet WHO died in prtson at Ball
,amore while confined there for helping slaves ta
rue away, 10 the writer OF the new end popular
navel Of ida May" She resides in Maine. Het
maiden name was Mary Ide, the daughter of Rev
DE Ide OF Medway, Mass. The name OF her book
and hs heroine 10 but simple modification OF her
ewa.- Springfield Republican.
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GENERAL AGENCY.
YHN III IL IInHorcin.od haui,,rr nnnn1.i

GENERAL AGENCY.
II H E Undersigned, having associated
l. themselves together for the purpose of conduct.
ing a GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS, tender
their services to the public in the buying and selling
REAL ESTATE; HIRING OUT NEGROES. and
collecting their hires; RENTING OUT HOUSES,
and collecting the rents; Writing up Books; Draw
ing of Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Trust Deeds and
Contracts of every klnd Collecting Mercantile Me-
dicsl and other Accounts and will also attend
other business legitimately in the Agency line.
The Senior Partner, who will devote his partcu-
lar attention to the BUYING and SELLING REAL
ESTATE, hopes he will not be charged with ego
tism when he says he believes that he knows gene
rally as well the location and value of the Real Es-
tate of Richmond and its envrons any citizen of
virginia, having for many years resided 10 and borne
some part IN building up the said city.
1t will be their aim to secure for all Servants en-
trusted 20 their management comfortable homes and
the highest prices being had to the RESPONSE
bllty OF the hireIs that are, be- obtained in
the city and in of sickness will see that pro.
per medical attention and nursing is given
They will endeavor to obtain responsible, careful
and permanent tenants for all Houses rented BY
them; and when repairs areneeded, the same shall
be executed under the supervision of the Senior
Partner, and at the most reasonable cash prices.
All business transacted on the most moderate
terms, and returns promptly made.
ISAAC A. GODDIN,
HUGH III. GODDIN.
tS Office on Broad street. under Broad St Hotel,
near 9th. la LOO
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR La
~ DIES AND CHILDREN II have just received
fresh supply of Ladies' and Misses FuTa. some of
entirely new style, not to be had in this market
bought for at any other house here. When You
make Christmas present, make one of tome use -
So give call at ny Premium Hat Store, No. POI
Broad street, doors below Breeden 4 Fox's.
de 20-lm RICHARD MOORE.
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The Minnesota Pioneer says that two specimens
og the American ostrich male and female, were re-
Gently killed near Fort dcs Monies, Iowa. They
ara described as four and half feet long and i've
fl In height with bilis six inches long, straight
aud very sharp They resemble, In most points,
the ostrich OF Africa One thousand dollars had
been offered for them.
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NOTICE
TICE.
WAC ONS, CARTS, DRAYS AND CAR
RYALLS.
FLEMING MOORE,

FLEMING MOORE,
(THE OLD AND POPULAR wHEELRIGHT)
IL AS again commenced business for him
- self at the corner OF Cary street, between 18th
and 18th ats, where he will be pleased to accommo-
date ell in want of such work. in the best manner and
on the most reasonable terms
kEPAIklNG WHEELS.-Spokes, Is to II cents
each; Fellows from Is to IS cents; Turned Spoke .
and Beat Irons, cheap in proportion Re-fttne and
putting on old Tires, so to IS cent? each; Wagon
Tongues and re-fitting old iron, 50 each Coupling
Poles 81 % each; Front Hounds, 81 each; Hind
each; Bolsters, ST. Caryal Shafts 81 Is each; Bars
so cents each.
All other kinds of Repairing Eot named, cheap Ia
proportion.
New work made on the most reasonable terms arc
In the best manner. All work warranted Ia be well
done and made of the best materials.
CAeH for all Repairing unless otherwise arranged
before the work 10 done. New work. months
credit. FLEMING MOORE
de I6-1Imk
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

In consequence of the removal of some OF
i his patrons from the city the SuescIioer "oqlo
tase or 5 more SCHOLA Rs TO suit his Glasses ne
can be seen after O'Clock P. Alb street between
No. snd Eranklin S. r. PEEDLETON.
In o
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HOWEVER SAD. FEAR NOTE is

HOWEVER SAD, FEAR MOTIF is
L with great satisfaction 1 announce my thanks
to the inhabitants of Richmond for the patronage
they have rendered me in giving rny INSTANT kE-
LIEF ard ST. SEDY CURE for Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough &C., trial Upwards OF 1000 persons can
speak in its praise Read the following Certificate
from highly respectable LADY: ,,
RICHMOND. December 10, 1854
Mr. LEo.ARD-Sir: | have been q sufferer for -
years with most distressing cough. and could ind
no medicine to do me any service until tried your
Cough Syrup All the world should know It's virtues
1t baied the skill Of all physicians had applied to
to give me any relief any hopes OF future reco,
very. cannot say sufficient in It's prsis and shall
certainly recommend it to my numerous inehos ana
acquaintance .
Yours respectfully, Il. j. MANN
TO be had wholesale add retsil, Of Aessrs Fur
CELL Laid g. Co., 81 Main ct all Druggists and OF
THCS. LEONARD,
Governor ST., Richmond, Va.
nlied as usual de 90
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DOLLARD'S KHEUMATTC, OR

DOLLARD'S RHEUMATIC, OR
i NERVE AND BONE LINfMENT.--Kesd the
followins certificate and sec what persons who use
this Liniment think of 1t:
GosPoRr, VA --Messrs Pollard 4 Co Dear sirs-
Y sHoEds me rrest pleasure inform you that your
Nerve And bonE LiNIMEHT 10 the greatest article
h We ever used. Months ago had my leg crushed
aud broken In . most horIid manner, which 10 well
known to numbers 10 this town; and after the leg
wan strong enough to allow to get atout with the
aid OF crutches for long time IL remained very sore
and much swollen Hearing vour Liniuent so often
and highly spoken of Induced to get bottle
and give IL trial. and truly say. have rec ived
the greatest benefit from itD OF all things nave
ever used and would recommend IL to all who are
suffering from Pains, fn8ammatious, or any similar
affection, for it's value 10 beyond estimation.
remain youfs truly. no.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD Co, Bennett
Beers Adie & Gray and R. r. Duval Bro, Main
ST. and w. r. Ladd aud l.. B. Thomas, Broad st,
sbocLos Hill de-
AIRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR.-This
WI Cough Remedy is gaining popularity every
day. The large number Of certificates which nave
already been published, from well known citizens OF
Richmond fully sustain the virtues claimed for II py
the proprietor. II ia Indispensable family medi-
cine.
FOR sale nv Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex Duval, Paterson & Jackson, Chas. Miispaugh,
E Picot, A. Bodeker and Chsrles d. Yale.
al
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Az the marriage of the great chief Tungi to
Anna Jane the daughter OF the king of the Friends
~ Isles the feasting lasted the whole week One
thousand hogs were baked whole. with proper.
tionate supply of turtle sharks ray fish, and evs ~
other 6sh that Is caught In these waters.
vRsY CONVENIENT MANY OF the new houses
Ia New York are 30 high end narrow, four houses
on three lots thatan arrangement similar to dumb
waitors has been introduced for hosting people to
the upper stories.
An APPROPRIATE SoNG.-A young lady declared
10 our hearing the other day. that she would marry
no one who could not keep her carriage and
horses. We presume her favorite air Ia, "sVaii
for the Wagon
Professor Mspes thinks dogs can reason. We
doubt 1t. II they could, they would not make such
asses of themselves as to do mile In 2 80, just be
cause . tin cullender 10 fastened to their tail.
The venerable Dr. Beattie. OF London writes te
the Home Journal that the original Gertrude" Of
Cempbelrs Gertrude OF Wyoming, Is patient o.
his and beautiful even now.
The message of President Pierce is copied In
number of the English papers, and Is literally com.
mented on. One Of thelLiverpool papers speaking
of itsays It h characterized by high Statesman
like tone and conservative sentiments.
The Washington Star recalls its assertions as Il
the cool treatment OF Mr. Soule in MaSrid, ant
SAYS the last ad vices stated that he cordially
received, and 10 likely yet to accomplish his de
sirss.
The Marblehead Advocate says Lockhart died il
Abbottsford, In the arms of his daughter Mrs. Hope
Scott who has one child descended directly, o
course, from the "Great Wizard OF the North"
WINE MAKING IN CALIFoRsIA.-B. D Wilson
Of Los Angeles, California, Is engaged in making
sparkling wine, similar to "LoDgworth's Cataw
ba"
ESCAPE OF CosvIcT.-Aaron Leech, who wal
under sentence of d.ah has broke from the jail il
vinton county, Ohio. A reward OF $500 is Offered
for his re-arrest.
TABLE LEGS THEoLoGY.-The New York Tx
press calls the modern theory OF spiritualism 'ta
blelegs theology
The Republican, at Rock Island, Ill. speaks OF a
scene "lameptable enough TO revolve into d ioun-
tain of tears q very cabbage head"
Kossnth has been offered and has accepted the
London Sunday Times as his Organ, and will
write weekly articles the leading topics of the
day.
They make sandwiches la Australia by putting q
piece Of leather between two shingles The price
depends on the supply of old boots.
On Sunday, Deacon Jonathan Howe, an old and
respectable printer of Boston, met with serious
accident, which may cripple him for lite.
Mrs. Mack died in ST. Louis, from fright few
nights ago, caused by burglar entering her dwell
Ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-04

EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.
A T present continue my School ON oth
N st. between Grace and Franklin sts and it Is
NOT probable that 1 shall remove to my new School
~ ia 5- t- -" - H. P. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-04

TNHE PATENT ROTARY SMOOTH
4 ING IRONS-as exhibited at the Fair of the
Mechnnics Institute will be delivered to those who
engaged them by us. We have also a supply of them
on hand which for sale at msnufacturers prices
The ladies especially invited to examine them
STEBBiNs & PULLEN,
no21 IAi Broad ar.
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NOTICE.-The Subscriber has this day
IN sold hisinteres, in the concern Of r. X. DUVAE
BRO, to Mr.. J. FL. NORTON, young man long
in their ployment. Ia retiring from the Drug bu-
siness he returns his grateful thanks to those who
have SO literally patronized him for the last IA years,
and begs continuance OF the same to the new firm
All accounts due R. r.. DUVAL l. BRO, will be
paid to- and all debts due BY them will be paid by
January |, 1856. r r. DUVAL.
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JOHN w. DAVIES,

PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND M4seN
souTH SIDE or DOCK, NEAR MAyo's BRIDGE
Stsne work Tor Barring Grounds, &c. sxecutsd ~
nsatness and dispatch. a. so-fs-
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.- THE Subscribers
have this day formed a COMPREHENSIVE, and
intend carrying the DRUG BUSINESS in the
Store lately occupied by r. K. Duval l. Bro, csrner
above the Banks. They intend keeping always
hand fresh and well selected stock OF all articles
in their line. which they will sell on the most req
sonable terms They hope to merit and receive
good share of patronage J. p. DUVAL.
ia + RI NORTON
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

nISSOLUTION.- The partnership
~ Of KERSEY, DAVIS & SMITH is this day
dissolved. Persons indebted TO the concern will
sd to present them. Either party will settle the bu-
Gness OF the concern.
The business viii be continued by KERSEY
DAVIS de 30--2Ig=
NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING will have an interest in business from
this date. CRENSHAW Il co.
Richmond. jan 1 st, 1854. jas
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NrscnLLANEoUe

NOTICE .--All persons having cisins
IN asaipst the Estate Of HkHLEY p. CLoPT ON. de-
cs.sed will present them to and al indebted 70
said estate will settle Immediately, ~ longer n1u
r. A. j. CLORTON,
e-ts Admir- Of Henley d. Cloptou. decd.
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In PRESS. and will be Immediately pub
Il lishsd, NEW VIRGINIA BOOK South.
ern Home" by Vrginan, elegantly illustrated
A. MORRIS, Publisher,
&c Its 81 Main ST
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nNE Prize JEWELLERY STORE, Nc

nNE Prize JEWELkY STORE, No.
" 753 Main street We have just received few
very superior Gold Watches, Lever construction
COMPENSATION Balance, full and extra ieweiled, with
fine Rubies, made expressly for Us by E. Johnson
of London. We also have the movements Of the
same kind of Watches, which we will have cased in
any style to order. These Watches, we are sure
will give entire satisfaction.
We also have on hand a general assortment Of
other fine Gold and Silver Watches, and some that
are less costly.
HOLIDAY PREsENTS;-A fresh supply Of Dia-
mond Breast-pins Diamond Rings. and a variety of
other fine Jewery, suitable for Holiday and We'd
ding Gifts MYERS Il JANKE,
de 20 Sign of the Illuminated Clock
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4 CARD The Co-Partnersh!p #
"A WILLIAMS, SON RAoLAND Ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Williams who will the rasns Of the firm for that
purpose. In retiring he tai % this opportunity 10
tender his scknowfee gments for the patronage 20
long and literally extended TO himself and 70 the
later frm. and to recommend . continuance oil the
same to the new firm.
Elishs Williams and Gideon Ragend, under the
firm of WILLIAMS l. RA8LAND, will continue 70
conduct the Brick Mating and Brick Laying Cuisines
At their yards at both ends Of the city they pre-
pared to enter into contracts for thing IN theii
Tine. JESSE WILLIAMS.
ELISHA WILLIAMS,
ia a-3ts GIDEON RAGLAND
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An FOR S A LE-A fine Northern
~ TROTTER, perfectly gentle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city
soid only for want of time to them. Apply at
the American stable. l5-ts
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AIDES, MISSES, CHILDREN'S and
- SERVANTS SHOES The greatest variety of
LsdieS Morocco and Goat Boots. Buskins and Jenny
thin soles. ~
Also, Misses and Children's Shoes. in endless VA
riety and No assortment of Servants Shoes at
No AZ Main st., by
de u w. WALSH
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O.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE subscribers having associated them
l. sslves together, for the purpose Of conductln 2
the manufacture and ssls of that justly ceebiat cd
and great Medicine, CARRIERS SPANISH MIA
TUkE, and the general Proprietary Medicine Busi-
and style of VIM s. BEERS Il CO., will keep al
ways ON hand large stock Of all The popular Pro-
pretory Medicines of the day. which we will sell In
lots to quit purchasers at holesals and retail, st
Propretor's prices WIN & BEERS
CHARLES BENNETT,
iaI WIN. A. CARTER, JR.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to Mr.
1N 3, n. BURTON, are hereby notified that ali
debts due TO him which are not settled bv cash o,
safisfactofy notes before the LIST day of Februsry
JAMES DUNLOP,
jsl-lm JAMES ALLEN. Trrstees
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
~ Estate Of Joseph Abrahams. decd, are hereby
notified to make imrn edate payment. and ali
having claims against said Estate, viii present them
properly authenticated to the undersigned in order
LEWIS ALLEN.
Administrator OF Joseph Abrahams, deed.
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FRANCIS LO0KING-GLsSS AND PICTURE
FRAME MANDATORY,
LAS removed to No. 80 Broad street,
Ii between 4ttI and 5th streets.
Looking glass; any other ornamental gilt Frames
also rose wood walnut and mahogany FrameA will he
made of superior workmanship, and at Northern
prices
old Frames re- gildsd and Looking GLASS Plates
fitted, of any sizs.
Pictures cleaned and vanished.
Also, a large assortment of ENGRAVINGS ana
d o-1m* M. FRANCK.
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FOR LADIES.-FALL AND
WINTER SHOES.-we respectfully ash
the attention of Ladies to varied and extensive
stock of SHOES add CATERS suitable for their
use the present and approaching reasons. We have
every description OF Cater Boots, thick and thin
soles, at prices varying from so 70 S27o; white
KID WALKING Shoes from 90 to 81 IS; Kid and Mo-
rocco 81 ppers from 90 81 so; also, Kid and Mo-
rocco Jenny Lind and Buskins, embracing some es
fine as has ever been offered in ths city. In short,
we have we believe almost every kind and style us
ally CALI for La6ies in want Of Shoes are respect
fully invited to give US call, aud promise, that
they shall receive polite attention, and every induce
u,ent will be offered them to make their purchases
of ua ocI7 WHITE & PAGE. IS Main st.
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ELOCkS.-A new and large assortment
~ of CLOCKS of every variety lust received and
5or sa's at w. J. BARThOLOMEW,s
ia Governor st.
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DUMPS! PUMPS!.-Just received at
4 my store on 18th st., between Main and Cary,
large supply Of Cistsrn, Well, Garden Engine, and
various patterns with brass and iron cynd ers which
l will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per.
sons needing such articles should give me call
NH Sits CHARLES II LANGLEY.
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@ GEM . DhESO bOOIO anu
s- SBOES AND GAITERS.-ln store a
large and beautiful assortment of the above, at NO.
43 Main ct by - ,,u
de % IN WALSH.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD.-Ranawsy from the subscriber On the
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; he i o
about q years of age, feet or inches high GIN
Eerbresd color; he was raised in Hampton by Mr.,
smelt; he has a mother now living at Old Point to
which place believe he has gone. | will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver him to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS
iY 20 No. 5 Wall street under City Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

lies Gayeite o Fashion the beau Monde for October will
he ready for delivery Saturday This will be the
important number issrd u contains very claiborne
article on the millinery openings with description Of The most
beautiful honDcs IN each fashionable establishment In this
also, descriptions and cngrsyipgs ~ e latest Partisan styles
received by last steamer This number invaluable
lady and particularly 70 miners and dry goods
merchant subscription ~ per NAV be had
bookseller and az The Office, Nos IL spruce street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

Fancy Cutlery, embracing large Variety
II sporfsmen pen and pocket knives az the and
BEAUTIFUL patterns. A. j. SAUNDERS, No Aston House.
~ Broadway.
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3 minute. The great improvement IN sngcrs sowing ma
chimes. whereby they double speed and accomplish
swscc the quantity ~ work b and Understood BY
all We Furnish nconfesble proof that hose who have
Of The machines Of other manufacturers can make money
~ throwing them aside and buying -nFers Many have
SsASe The change aready !. ~ SINGER Co, No, 3Z3
GeadHay.