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Monesia IN Kansas Kansas

Mognesia in Kansas.-The Kansas
Herald Of Freedom, alludes to sin
gular fact in the geographical forma-
ton of that territory. The Chalk for
nation recently alluded to, proves to
be stratum of magnesia, which pro-
badly underlies the whole country, at
the depth of twenty to fifty feet.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-25

The Boston Transcript SAYS that
the coolest spot vet heard from, is
West Randolph, Vermont, where the
mercury has indicated the extreme
cold of As degrees below zorro. Spirit
thermometers are used in that region,
as mercury becomes solid at 40 de-
grees below zero in Fahrenheit 5
scale.
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~ The Senate and House of
Representatives, of the State of Cali
fornia is composed of liz members :;
50 a-e married, 9 are widowers, and
50 are bachelors. We doubt if any
similar representative body the world
over, contains so large proportion of
unmarried men.
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The spirit of William PIT, Earl Of
Chatham. delivered lecture to some
spirirunll>t> in syracuse. New York a
few days ago, which was 9 eloquent
that meeting, by resolution, thanked
the ghost? No doubt the ghost was very
much gratitied with this mark Of.
approval
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FALL RA,cBs

9H& saE. EkoAD ROCK
| l& MASShisss@sszI. Nc. ISIS, I'll .,!s1sc1. MEEr;
ssf DzfsSsDzY ..s sssi1Ii = 81 s. "a
for sl sses; feur mile heats four or more . mals
half forfeit Closed lss June With the follovins
Mrwm r e,sndss msTknEs .smss / NJ rh,,o \, Nat
| neS, out Of Cssssndra. four years old. -
MI. .Towle: names oh. m. Cordelis Reed, BY wss-
| nes; out OF hsdora, five yssrsoh
| III. Thos. g. Moore uanes sh. b. Heury by Clan.
soe out Of Msders. four years old.
Mr John Camgbeii names en- m. Florida, by wae-
Mr.. John Campbell names eh. T. Lara splllsasa
By Wagner, out Of 6ioena, three years old.
-n.. aeor.e s ON. Of Rs..,.f, 9nes joe
old. .-s -. =
Mr.. Fl. P. MeGra.b names sh h. Gam Leschsr, By
Wasnsr, ont of Medoe marc, four years old. - :
Mr. Jchr Walsh names b. q. Lawson, BY Wsspsr
Mr.. Calvin Green Daues sa. h. Frankfort. BY Gisn-
coa, out Of Mary Morris. four years old.
Mr. A.Cheat6axn nsples -
SECOND TuEsDAY.--A sveepstaks for
years old, $500 sDtrsnee. half forfeit, two mile
hesta closed with the following sub.sribers.
David neDarisl names by hegens, dam by
A Chesthsm and James faiIy name. 8. .. BY Rev.
srue dsm Andrewetsn. .as s#4.s5s ~
Calvin Green names b. z. by Sovereign, dam Aau
THIRD DAY-w -wEDNEspAY.-Josksy Club
Purss S5on, shrse mile hss;s
FOUATh DAY -fHukSDAY.- Proprietors
Purss $500. two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, Ost IA 1veeps.ake
for untred three yea, oldE 500 entrance half for
feit-ciosed with the following entities: = e
Bours Hall name Union, BY Kegister, dam
Lilly. = -
Mcdaniel Morris name ch by Regent, dam by
Steel 49, = =,
Capt John Beicher names Mr. P. A. Prindeps bg
by Cciide Harrold, dan BY Boston. -
j hn Campbell names Oh Q By Glenoe, dam Emily
Speed. by Weguer,
w J. Shaw names A B C.. by imported Hooton,
out OF Ellen Eatemaus dam.
SIXTH DAY-SATURpAY, Oct. IS -Proprietor's
Purse 500 three mile heats, for a handicap rsss,
free fer horses only that have started in some
during ths week. r&
.u4 CALVIN GREEN Proy,r
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own name and that Of all Russia. the most nro,
ouna grsHfude Tor their indefa,igabIe lsbors and
10. gu the blood they have shed Ia defendioe for
few days. ~
In re entering into the ranks Of the .rmx th...
asa LEU neroes, now become objects of the uniyersal
OF tneir comrades will dou5t tiess continue to
sse iresn proofs OF the Same warlike virtueg Win
mem and like them, all our troops with the s.me
eoono,ess fssn In Providence, the sams ardent love
o ana our native soil, will always and evsry
no sacred a. well a. the honor and integrity of our
country and the name OF sebastopoI, which has
gained immortsl repowu by It's much sudur.ncs snS
the names Of it's defenders will live forever IN fb
heart and memory Of all Russians minsled with the
names OF the heroes who i'm mmortalized Themselves
on the battle-felds of Pultawa and Borodino
st p.. ALEXANDER
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) FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Thst
FIFTY DOLL RS RE.

G. FIFTY DOLL AIRS RE-
ga WARD Stolen from my room, on SUN
az DAY NIGHT. 18th inst, one valuable
h0ehe DIAMOND RING, one GOLD WATCH
kND CHAIN The Ring is large, open work with
apsTly round crown set with cluster of eight dia-
n2nds. oIe edge Of the setting is a little broken
ca
The Watch ls gold, gold dial, open face, Lepine,
holes jswa!led, u. J. Tobias. Liverpool, No.
fH! having attached plain gold chain of links,
VIII Snake Hook.
Tho above reward will be paid and no questions
Htet, II the property is returned
CHAS III. WYNNE,
&c Pts corner 18th and Main sts.
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CALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR-This machine

GALMON'S PATENT G Il AIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This machine
invented and patented by by @. B. Salmon Of II.
nois and wherever 1t has been exhibited has taken
precedence of all others. for cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds.
The first Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
the Worlds Fair in New York, and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852. 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon.
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether i'm purites from whest 1t will Sc
parate any two seeds of different size weight, 10
simple in it's construction, and easily kept in order
1t is peculiarly to farmers uses IL requires
but little power to work It, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in
1t can bA furnished at the following prcet, viz:
For Farmers Machine that will clean Is 10 50 bush
els per hour. ............................ S30
For Farmers Machane that will clean so to ID
so bushels per hour. our......................... IS
For Farmers Machine (srrangcd for horse
power) that will clean so bushels per hour 80
For Mers Machine that will clean so to so
bushels per hour. r.......................... 85
For millers' Machine that will clean 50 to
rs bushels per hour. our........................ 100
For MiileIs Machine that will clean l25 to
$50 bushels per hour. $50
For Millers Machine that will clean $50 to
Address RO M. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmapd, Va
N. B-County Rights will be sold reasonable
| terms. lie 20-2awtsf X. MA
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ca NOTICE.-my Friends and old
MXsA Customers, and those in want Of SAD.
E.3snE DIES, BRIDLES. HARNESS, DC,
o would do well to call and examine my
stock as am disposod to sell apy article In my lae
as cheap az csu be bought else where.
There are mary bills outstanding of the old con-
cetnuapaid would say 10 them 20 come forward
and settle. 80 not d;sposed to wait any Longer.
Eoot SHOP HAND can find employment
o.: 2-6t JAMES w. 9OFF.
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a NOTICED AN CING AGA
u DEMY.-MR. JOSEPH C. DUEsBERRY
= tsses piss,ufe in announcing to the citizens
ii Dancing on the IS of October. Mr.. Duesberry
nhls' !he public for part announcement. He will
~ ~ L BEST exeftions TO solicit the same this saon
vi VnesoerrY has succeeded in getting Hall oppo-
seme @ Exchange Bank which he has fitted up in a
uIs T eiegant style. Entrance on Main st
DC |iaEes to state TO the citizsns that he will in
a:gace me most fashionable Dances, Quadrilles and
na.t@a and he fstteTs himself that be has turned
w. "me Sc tine dancers any other teacher in ihe
te MI ID csG be seen ct his cffce, ct Mr. Os-
opposite the Exchange Bank, between the
y-I' ! aud J. sad and o'clock se 28-l5t
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CHEAP FLOUR THE BEsT.-The New York Times
has recently been discussing a question of very
great importance TO the consumers of -four. and
the facts II has ecited should be universally
known. 1t alleges that little reliance is to be placed
upon the brands found on the barrels sold In tb g
market, and that the words 'extra Genesee" do no.
always indicate that tha barrel bearing them con.
tains the best quality of -four. 1t bases its asser-
tops On certain results elected by chemists, viz:
that the whittier the -four the less nutriment 1t DOS.
sesses, aud the less digesible III Dyspeptic peo
pie have to use bread about one.fourth bran which
proves that the dark part of the grain 10 most
healthful. The -four which can be bought now for
seven and eight dollars per barrel s stronger and
sweeter than the extra Genesee," but as It is less
white |. is generally rejected In favor of the dearer
article. IL Is time that housekeepers understood
this fact, and that they bought flour not to please
the eye but to crafty the stomach, and ct this same
time have respectful reference to the capacity of
ones pocket
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

E% The circulation OF the DAILY DIsPATcH
Richmond combined.
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CnInAGs OF THE Misunderstanding 70 tables
published by the New ro.r he total coinage
Of Great Biitsip France the Un cd states, Russia,
Austria. Prusss Holland and 6sg'asn, for the iast
,eyaa years, Amounted 70 the grand tosAi OF
50 $40.
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OPENING
THE MUSIC stone
D II MAVIOQ ..uIA .>.ni.a i

III H hi H friends and the pub:tc generally that
his store IS now on Governor st rect,
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
ONs, GUITARS, VIOLlNS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
DEONs, of the best quality, and at the lowest
prices. e. --..s< 81
brated Nunns l. Ciarke's PIANOS, which are not
surpassed hy any other makers and equailed but By
few. Also, Gale & Co.'S superior Pianos. GfQ =
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality
He hes the largest stock Of MUSIC to be found In
this State and 10 constantly receiving the latest pub
locations, which he will sell at the most reduced
prices, and upon as good terms ~ be had else
where. -zrs3 .-f ...5. =
a. Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
y Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
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FLoURNoY & P0INDExTER, Attorneys at
Law, Richmond. Va. will prsctss as partners IN the
city of Richmond, and the counties OF Chesterfield,
Pow hatan and Amelia. Office in Lise's Building
corner of Main and 14th streets, first door above
sts,s
RICHARD w. FLoURNoY. PARKE PoINDExTER.
d IN
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BALLOON AscENsIoN AT CINCINNATI.-Mons Co
dard made bis second Brial voysg g. from Cincin-
na Il, on Monday accompanied by Colonel Will
liam A Latham, of II & d Railroad; Herman
Hipp, of the county Treasurer's office; William
Hole, steamboat pilot; Charles Glasier, of the
Adams Express Company; w G Crippen of the
Daily Tunes, /" and Mr. Beman, of the Gag ette -
Tney up Ia the clouds when last heard
from. Previous to the ascension a staging gave
way, and Cept Newcomb's wife, M Shotwell
Miss Mckay and Mrs Deters were more or less In
jured
During their ascent they encountered a violent
thunderstorm In the clouds, which drove the bal
loon on 1t s stated at the rate of 79 miles an hour,
and that they obtained altitude of II ,45O. Mr.
BeIman thus describes their descent after dark and
during the storm
Suddenly we felt our car rushing over the tops
of trees, crashing and tearing the limbs az the bal.
| loon was driven along Mons gave US the valve
rope and mounting the side of the car, be ordered
US TO hold fast In another moment We landed 10
| a corn field, and by the force OF the wind We we're
| dragged and bumped along the ground distance
OF bali mile; now through fence; then striking
stump tree, or whirpg through the corn stalks
a. fearful velocity; our heads Tapped each other
and not unfrequently We saw stars all around.
| 10 and down we went, when the car struck
tree and Mons GODDARD was hurled 10 the round a
distance of thirty feet; the next moment We were
crashing seainstl a tall istump OF tree, when Co
| Latham and Mr. Hoal were thrown with great vio
| neck and shoulders, and the latter on bic breast
Mr. Crippen and myself were left alone in the car
Mr. Cfippen obeying instructions TO keep In th
| bottom Of the car and holding with oil my Nigh
| to the valve rope, up we mounted
| Fortunately. we dashed into the limbs of tai
dead tree, and In an instant ee balloon and
| nsuts were hst on the ground Mons. g. had hts III
| bsdly cut, and the flesh iaeera ed one Of hi
| limbs; Col Latham an ankle sprained. head, shou
ders and body generally bruised Mr.. Hoal, hs hreas
| crushed In, three ribs broken and otherwise badi
b used; Mr.. Crppen his head and neck ''skswsd.
aud gene ally scratched and bruised. was bruise
| somewhat. bat not materially injured. 4
|
POPULATION OF BosroN AND IT'S suBuns,-Ac
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Ii SIGNOR 6. GEORGE. PRoFEs-

LEE s0R OF MUSIC, most respectfully announces
SH t4the citizen, of Richmond that he is pre-
,,s'. pared 10 make engagements with parents or
g19TEIo Iof iHsIruction IN Music on the PIANO
'V1tE, GUITAR and SINGING.
,.it,Di Iaok "EohGE pusues the Solfeegi system of
.'n3tat9n, deemed tn. only perfect mode, and
C.rs ansttucnon ms S Books Of Lablanche, T. Cooke
~ oiders may bs left st the Book and Piano
s.l1 at0Fe OF hessrs James Woodhouse l. Co, 1S9
---- SO l5-ly
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POPULATION OF BosroN AND IT'S SuBua1a--Ac-
cordins the late census the population OF Boston
and iis immediate suburbs Chsr'estown, Cams
bridge, Roxbury aud Chesea II 233 42A persons
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BUST s.-Three-quarte and full length
Dasusrreot5pes can be had in a superior style of
M P. sIMoNs. Likenesses o. Children and Family
Groups taken in the best stS le Of the art Daguer
reotypeR copied. oc4
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CAEp.-Dr s. d. DREwRY offers his pro
essons services to the people of Richmond and its
vicidity Offics on Main street, adjoining Augusta
House. oc Aims
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NORTH SIDE OF SEBAsToPoL.-The Frankfort
fost uazette, OF September l8, has the following
respecting the fortlfcations on the north aide Of
Sebastopol: -
The Notifications bordering on the roadstead of
Seoastopol on the north form two distinct ssc.ope.
some oeing situated to the west and directed against
an attack made from the Black Sea, while the 9TH
ers lis 70 the south and converge their fire on Sc.
basfopol and the roadstead. The SPACE separating
the TWO sections OF intrenchments 10 defended by
Fort Constantine, the guns of which command
both the roadstead and the sea. On the western
coast we fret meet with the Wasp battery and that
OF the Telegraph; then, turning near Fort Com
ssantine we find ourselves before Fort Catharine,
armed with 120 guns and two other batteries
: rasentes on the border of the bay The rocky
ground, so cut up with ravnee OF the southern
table land rises from the level of the sea by an
abrupt The table-land was, before the invasion
crowned with several batteries, partly cut Into ,hf
living rock, but since then the whole shore of the
bay, as far as the lnkermann lighthouse, has been
covered with earthen entertainments Further In
the background, 10 the centre of these works the
summit OF the table.land bears the star shaped
fort named Severnsya, but also called "the Cit
adel."
OF the fortiicstons on the line of the Belbek we
All we know H. that hen In 1854 the allied srmv
after the battle of the Alma. marched on Bebasto.
pol. 1t found the north side unassailable and was
time, for the purpose OF turning Sebastopol and
| reaching the south side of the town which wss
known to be weakly fortified This proves th st even
at that date North Sebastopo was in rather foI mi
dabe condition. Since that period they have Ger
tainiy extended and strengthened the defences OF
this position while pl olons sng them as far as I'm
| per Beibek, they had formed intrsnshed camp
M Sr tes X Russian army Of reserve AZ the mouth oil
fort The forts the north side are capable of CON
tanning garrison of 25, 600 men.
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Dr.. WIN. W. PARKER has returned to
the city and taken hs former Office on Franklin st,
pear the Exchange, where he may be found either
day night. &C 4-6t*
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To THE VOTERS OF HEsRICo.-FelloW
CitizenE am candidate to fill the vacancy in the
CLERKS Office Of nty, occasion ed by the re.g.
nation of James Elicit, Esq.
Respectfully, DAN'L E. GARDNER
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pAaN buRNr-A spacious barn of Mr. r. Cros.
,lcK, In Chesterfield, was burned on Tuesdsv n;ah,
Ooe OF Mr.. ca negroes, who was sleepips ths-s
wa. was oaoiy burned and narrowly escaped with bi,
HAL.-There was heavy rain storm. accom-,
panied by hail at FaruviIle Wednesday.
INCREASE OF VALUE The store bouse of sco,,
q, o. Leign, In Fsruviie, was sold "Wednesday for
o SO The same property sold eighteen uoon,hs
since for 81 100. The farm of Mr.. Scott. 10 Cum.
oer,anu ~ consisnng OF e6O acres was sold ss the
same time for sl2.65 per acre.
CHANGED HANDS Mr. Hugh Gi,Ieece all
known founder of Harper's Ferry. has become ,ha
owner aoo OF hinex's old furnace, In the Fort with
l ,U acres OF mountaia land: The prica paid is
Sl3 ooo There are q number of substantial dwell.
Lighthouses on the place. -
Rad ENOUGH OF Ir.-The Winchester Virsin,a,
h ane return OF Virgoa family from Ohio,
wuo, aitsr Two or three years residence there had
quite enough oil 1t, and returned To the cheerful
hresides of the Old Dominion.
CHEAP LAND "A farm containing over ono hmm
ored acres OF land, lying In the northern part of
Tue county, was sold at Spotsylvauia Court House
on Monday last, for the sum of hir,y-six dollars
less than 80 cents per acre! II was the ,rsc,
as Faulconer's Branch
FATAL Acc1DENT.-Ro M Johnson, of Berkely
county, orHkesman on the Baltimore and Ono
hsnroao, was killed on Wednesday on that road,
oy laiilng beneath the cars and being run over
VIRGINIA RECRUITS AT las. accounts the COM
psny OF ) recruits raised In Winchester. were
at Jefferson barracks Mo-, and were expected TO
iesVe for the Texan frontier about the last of Oc
tober.
APPoINTMENT.-Thos C Elliot, ESQ, has been
appointed an Inspector of tobacco a, Moores ware
house, Petersburg g. vice Cap. John Pearam re.
moved.
FLOUR lNsPEcToRs.-For the quarter endir q
Oct 1, leoo, the inspections of Fredericksburg and
ra'moutn show an aggregate of 26,435 barrels
fho
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sPsA MUSIC LESSONS.-M.p.M,
SEkE MARIE EsTVAN, ard her sister MAJ,
ri.a m"l.slIe r LAURA Lacy. offsr their .eP.
W. q vices 90 TEACHERS OF MUSIC tn
VII give Lssson On the Piano. the Gni'as Ihey
s.f'ns. Charges 80 ususl. 'D' 'Uitsf' and in
..5 'oSy wSa'd S, refer to af Hubert P. Lsfebyrs.
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HAIR ToNIo-I his Tonic is unsurpassed
by ythips before the public. 1t will promote
the growth and the healthy action of the hair clean
the head of dandruf, prevent headache, and Is one
of the best toilet articles used.
Made and sold by R. G. HOBSON, Wholesale II
retail, his Hair Cutting Shaving aud shanF oou-
ing Room, under the American Hotel-sntrsnce
Iith ct. auT
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To THE VoTERs OF THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO: Fellow Cit;zens-Jsmes Elicit, Esq having
resigned the Office of Cisrk of the County Court of
Henrico, at the solicitation OF many friends an
nounce myself candidate for that Office HavinR dis
charged tbs duties of Deputy Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the County of HenTioo for the pact three
years. pledge myself If elected to this offics, to
exertion to discharge the duties faithfully
S-lmN JOHN N, HARRISON
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE-J SON,
Barber, has a Hair Dye which is instantaneous
and never washes of. We will advise all who Dye
to give johnson CALL es he warrants to give perfect
sstisfastiop charge
Also to be had FLETCHER'5 HAIR TONIC-au
infabe remedy for all the Ills that he human hair
is heir to.
10TH ST.. BETWEEN MAIN 4 CARY SITS
au %
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A CARp.-The subscriber, an expert
ensed practitioner of Medicine, Surgery snd ohsts
trisa having located on Broad street, three doors
above tenth, cGers his profesorsl services to she
citizens of Richmond.
study and practice Of Midwifery, and TO the treat
ment of Diseases of Women and Children.
az T-sm* RICH,D GAUTHOkN u. d.
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TIL 0 MAS W. ESEE,
AUCTIONEER,

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 20 PEARL STREET,
VIII sttend to the sale of Real Estate, and every
description of Merchandise, Household Furniture,
kc- Also-fo Renting out Houses, Collestins, &s
NH
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OFFICE ,F H., r. r f. K CO.,
Richmond. 24Gh Sept, 1855.
NoTIcE.-A called meeting of the Stock
ho iers Of this Con pany, will be held a. the office
Of the Cor p,nv, in the city of Richmond. on
THURSDAY, the 18th October next.
By ogcer of the Board of Dire otors
se25 C. w. MACMURDo, frsssr.
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and Commissioners TO take Dispositions. Atidsvits,
Acknowledgements OF Deeds, Powers OF Attorney,
&c, for the States aud Territories of
Alahan1s Louisiana New York
Arkansas Maine North Naroilna
California Maryland Ohio
Connecticut Massachusetts PenDsylvania
Florida Michigan Rhode Island
Georsia Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Missssippi Tennessee
Indiana Missouri Texas
lows Nsw Hampshire Vermont
Kentucky New Jersey Wisconsin
c% SAm'L BAYLY, Commissioner Of the United
States Court of Clarns and Notary Public.
Office on lth ST., between Main and Bank.
su l2-dl2m
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MAYORS CouRr.-The Mayors Court for
the city OF Richmond will be held at O'Clock A.
M from the 10th of April to the 10th OF October
After the 10th of October, at 10 O'clock
For Civil business on Thursdays always at ii OCH
A. M se1-1y
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NJ. IT,
S1 per bottle, six bottles for S5
sold in Richmond, BY o. A. sTRECKER and
PURCELL LADD CO, and by all the Druggists
in Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Psmph.
lets Frstis. 80 "a -dksts
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SPHCIAL NOTICES.

Payne d MAYO, Auctloneers, (Ofhce In
Goddns Hall, On Bsnk street, will sell ell kinds
Real and Personsl Estate, at Auction and Private
sale On the most satisfactory terms, and will make
vABEL q. MAYO, Notary Public for the city
OF Richmond and county of Henrico
JOHN r. d PAYNE. ABEL U. MAfO.
2A-Iv
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st. Petersburg, Aueu,t 80 fs.pt. liz Il =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06

Nervous SUFFERERS HAVE FOUND IT.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06
1855. FALL STOCK. 1855.


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