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THE PROGRESS OF THE OUTLAWS.
From the Platte weston, MOI Argus Extra, May
A NOBLE SPIRIT FALLEN

From the Platte Weston, MOI Argus Extra May 4.
NOBLE SPIRIT FALLEN
Our esteemed fellow citizen. Malcolm Clark,
has fallen by the hands Of an Abolition miscre-
ant called McCrea. Hard words passed be-
tween them, when Mr.. Clark, in the act of stri-
king with his fist, instantly shot through the
heart He died in five minutes. 1t was hoped
for while that an outraged people would hang
the cowardly assassin to the nearest tree but
quiet was restored, and he was locked up at
Fort Leavenworth.
Malcolm has been slain, but his numerous
attached friends will yet see that hemp rope
and the nearest tree end the career Of the assas-
sin-murderer, McCrea.
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COOP SToCK. understand that fifty
thousand dollars worth of stock of the Niagara
Falls Suspension Bridge Company was sold 4
few days since at premium of sixty per cent
Buffalo Courier, Tuesday.
Miss ELISE HENsLER, the American canta-
trice, has been compelled by continued illness of
her father to give up her musical engagements
in Italy, and is on her way home.
Dates from the city of Mexico to the 5th in
slant state that President Santa Anna has
again gone to the southern part of the Repub.
lie with a large body of soldiers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from California.

Ne'o Orleans, Nay l4.-The steamer Prone
theus has arrived, with California dates of the
Path, but there is little news of general interest
The United States Land Commissioner has
confirmed the Weber claim Of eleven square
leagues of land, upon part of which the city
Of Stockton is located
Two heavy failures have taken place jose
Duncal, for $50 900, and George b. Upton. jun,
for 100000.
Business is very dull.
Saunders, the forger has escaped in vessel
bound to China
The papers are filed with numberless muir.
ders and suicides.
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The Northern Light-Later from Central Amer.

Neio Orleans, May 1.-THE Southern tele.
graph line is down south Of Columbia.
The steamship Northern Light left san Juan
on the night Of the Sth, for New York, with so
passengers and $500, 900 in specie.
She brings Nicaraguan news to the 9Th. The
revolution has received new impetus from the
accession Of General Maroon
Two rich copper mines have been discovered
in Costa RIGA.
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Decision in n I.ibeI Suit

81. Louis, Nay l5.-The SANDER suit Of
Birch rs. Beaton was decided in the Henry
county Circuit Court on Friday, after trial Of
four days. Verdict for the plaintiff a, 900. Tho
case is to be carried up to the Supreme Court.
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Later from Havana.

Nel0 York, Nay l5.-The steamer Granada,
with Havana dates of the 10Th, has arrived, but
her news is unimportant.
The steamer III Dorado left Havana on the
lOth for Aspinwall.
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THE NEW POLITICAL ROMANCEI
FElIClTA: A POEM.

Wa be Ready on Thursday, Nay 10, 1855.
TUE interest which has been awakened in literary cir
i ces, by the announcement OF an extended and MI
liant Poem has found expression in notices NH
over the country aud gives promise that the AmerieRn
mind is prepared to appreciate Literature her heLest
achievements
81 have been fayered with glance al the manuscript
Of Poem by Mrs. r. c. Kinney ,he Tenn,ed I,.p
correspondent OF the Newark Daily Adyertisr Ms E;n
nsy now in Italy with her husband who is United states
Charge at the Court OF Sardinia. This Poem will anu
sure be received with universal favor is full OF dr
mauc passion and tender pa,hos; and although il will be
as long as The Golden Legend the Interest which is al
hIs klnded by the nisortnnes OF the heroine in this nm
lshed and graceful narrative, Tags to the endn
Eisaira ReptIblieaH
Inc WORK VIII be bound IN neat and appropriate style
WIN large type and upon faaess paper Sent free upon
receiving lis price, Is cents.
JAMES s. UICKERsON,
4V Publisher, New York
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Z YESTERDAY F,e. .,f- "a -

AMERICAN HOTEL.-A Ford, DR. Shields RI
eIin au1 Logan sooeslaad; Ess res1. Leg
Fay. Il Il Marcus. N Y; N Bscock. BACKING ham;
Otey. Lynehbs; g James. Turner, R Al
Ct; w 8 shrievsr and lady, N Y; Coalman, Cow.
pasture; Mr. aud Mira Sampson, A Truman, Bait; r
G Bolpen, Spencer; Charlotte; N Richards
Wright q N CLARK, ( 3; Miss M 8 Jones, K {
Jones, Mss.lsnbs S,i sohapn9n Bsg Ast +
ps G,t Ws.shin.ton; Davidson. Gray, Buzz.
n ceoIsBr fistf ao TfasneM rred~.v
W II ebdsn, Bait; Norris, N }; w L White
Pstsbg; Moody. K Bris.ow, Powhstsn; VIM
J Anell, Mis- 5 AAnein. + W Anaiil and LADY, adv
Fiusanns; q W stratton and lady, D s Morrison,
Tss.sa aIsSvsys snsh etv snSst
Cheatham. Clover; Il w DunkIy. Clarksville; p 8
Psndl.ton' Louisa; p z Branch, Augusta; 3 Baird,
son, Buena Vista; Neil, Tenn; a Iyey, Henry;
EI t:fRz NAss horrL-pr Geo Smith, Min.
fhompssn, Petsbe; w N Caldwell, L Hswett P
Alien, J { Walker. Richmond; P Hewitt, c; T
] M.rshslI; ys;5 Hosmsn; Phllsda; ) n owen.
s1sld MssaIsq naS. Smith b. Haeoys, Ne.
Gould, Mrs A D Peck, Potomac River; Dowson,
III; A B Robertson. Tenn; Or Ramsay, M 9 Smith.
Gala; Appietoa, q 4 Burrows. II Y; j Odsir'
smifhlandi " L Green, XVI g E Clarke, L L Pol.
lock- S C; w ClaTband, T. Underwood Ware
slom, Misc Bell. N Sanitary, Ala; H M HitIsy, 4
4 Dunn, N C; Z Nlmmo. Bait; J Martin. Somp-
Charlotte; A Briggs, Mass; W Lewis, U 8 A.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-H Bonder Richmond:
g w Truehesrt, Charlottesville; L Taliaferre, g
Dyer, Hanover; ID T Ward. Va; w II Sims Louisa;
PW Dudley. spottsylvania; W Tamaran, 4 Robert.
son, B A Bsttaile. Louisa; g A Young Chariot e.
vslle:J johnson. spottsylvania; B Moody. Va
K; Hancock. Hanover; L II Knight. Lunsuburs; r.
81 Beverley. w Fitzgerald, b Il Hide, C FLOYD,
Lynchburs; ] A Hillsman, il, Richmond; A Bur.
ton, Chesterfield; N T Day, Henrco; T M Jones and
friend, Richmond: Daily. N r. esG s1l57E
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A FIsHY CAsE.--William j. Brown, ia q
Clayter, and Alexander Jones, appeared before the
Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge of ASSAULT
ing and beating James Ford, on Saturday last
Jones proved that he was on 18th street when the
difficulty occurred near 9th. and therefore could
have had nothing to do with the fight notwithstand
Ing the fact that Ford swore positively to his
presence. He was, therefore, discharged but
Brown and Claytef were both held to bail to ap-
pear at the next Grand Jury term OF the Hastings
Court, to answer bill of indictment for the Of
fence e s.5.E--f .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

RoRBED.-A market man, on mis- way to
this city, from Hanover last Monday night had his
cart robbed of basket of fowls and pot of butter
when near the toll gate on the turnpike. He knows
that the articles were In his cart just before reach
ing the toll-gate, and missed them when near the
branch, therefore he concludes that they were ia
ken somewhere between Towards Grove and the
toll gate. , :, ..-.-.- e. =.
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HORSE KLLxD.-Last Monday afternoon

HORSE KILLKD-Last Monday afternoon,
Mr.. George Cribs carriage driver turned bis hor
SEES into the street to exercise themselves, when
thew commenced playing and running, frston the
carriage way and then on the sidewalk, till one OF
them became alarmed, and started at full speed,
running so near lady who was passing as to tear
her dress, and going full tilt against post support
bgthe porch at Wheely' hotel, knocked IT. down
and killed himself. Yesterday morning when the
police made enquiry for the driver, who had turned
the horses loose, he had given leg bail for his ap
pearance. pr S=S3- lt'- -a
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DIED.

At his residence In Port Mayo, near Rockets. of
.pneumopis, ON Monday 26th inst, at p. b., JOHN
NJ. ROSSIEUX, native of France, but for taa last
80 years = resident of this city. .ssr-. i
His friends. az well as those of his son Louis j..
Bossieux invited to attend his funeral on to-day
Wednesday, at 81 o'clock. from the Monumental
Church without farther invitation. -
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-Rjchard q dave in a

PUNIsHED.-Richard, slave, in the scr,
stripes for carelessly driving his team against Mr.
o. A. Streckers cart breaking the shaft and injur-
ing the horse. The case, as proved, was very ag
gravated one, and only shows the importance of q
rigid enforcement of the ordinance against rapid
driving in the stress 1 se- sss4'2 = q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

REDUCING THE FARE.-The committee
having the management OF Jefferson Relief House,
have been compelled to reduce the number OF
meals served to the poor, fromtwo to one per day
means and the indispostion Of many OF our citizens
to aid Ia feeding those who cannot feed themselves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28
CHICKEN THIEF-Betsy Miller

CHICKEN THIEF.-Betsy Miller, an old
or" from John English and eat it. for hich she was
brought before the Mayor yesterday to answer
Betsy il death ON Johns chickens, and occasionally
and the proof as strong as poison against her. she
was committed to prison to answer for the offence
before q higher tribunal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

DIVIDING THE WARDs-If the Council
intends making any changes in the boundaries or
representations of the present Wards of the CITY in
time for the Spring elections, it will have Is act
quickly or be roo late. The report of the CITY As
SCISSOR has been completed and in hand long enough
nothing has been done. = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

CApEr W.. TAzwELL sPATToN, of Rich
nsond, delivered an address in Lexington, the I'D
in behalf of the Society of Cadets" 1t is spoken
of as beautiful and eloquent production. s.s.
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DHaiasED.-Ths, summons against the
yirainia and Tennessee Railroad Company for OBJ
structing the street with railroad iron, was dis
missed, the iron having been removed. .. .tFs
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DEAR RosE.-Meses, slave to r. b. Har-
wood was con icted before the Mayor of stealing
Buffalo robe from Mr. Saunders. and ordered twenty
FIVE stripes. .7... .+..-i4 --its ~ --5- 's'
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AssAuLTING 4 WHITE MAN.--Ann Eliza
slave to Frederick Baker, r, was arrested and Gagged
Yesterday afternoon, the charge of assauting nne
beating white man She will have hearing Thu
morning. -st.s,.. y = - +,
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= LOOKED. UY.-Henry, slave to VIM. M.
Smith. of Albemarle, was arrested as a runaway by
Capt williamson, and sent to Jail for safe keeping
till called for by his master. -Js - Az s. "a s
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c RoGpE William Goode, slave
to William Caxenore, was convicted of stealing q
coat and pair of boots from Fleming Morgan and or
dsred thirty stripes. -. ~ 80 q s.,,,.,s 1.
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ii ACCIDENT TO THE CuRTs PEcKE1 ni ii
.,lsasid sfe.mer On her up ward trip from Noffols
lat Monday. became disabled by breaking one =.
her wheels to pisaes .nsar Hnrrsoss DAT; 81 shsn.
psrd and carried to City Point where her
were put on the for Petersbur! and s.srwsio 2,
her vhsrf about 1 O'Clock at night. Owine TO the
iniury to her wheel she viii not resume her regular
run for two weeks, during which time she VIII I'M
rsfory to the summer trsvel. The Peck Is great
hsoffte with the travelling public, and the accident
10 her there fore will be the more regretted has
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

FAST DRIvING. Edmund, slave of Jacob
Wins in the street, and brought before the Mayor,
who ordered him fifteen stripes for the offence, with
the promise of double dose if again caught at such
conduct. ~
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d FIsED.--Tompkins & Register were fined
by the Mayor for permitting OF their teams to be
driven faster than walk ~ sstG si.C 7-f ,tra
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No REGIsTER.-Paul Logan, free negro
from Nottoway, was arrested and committed to phi
son for being here without register. Wnen tsxen
he had pass signed L. =. Dodson, which sup1ects
Mr. b. to 9 fine under the State laws. E 81.
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a BIrTEN RY.A DeG.--Rebecca johnson,
q free girl was badly bitten by dog, In Rockets
ON Monday night last. as5itss q q isf :. S iH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

Lar, 70 MECHANICS &C hufs-
A ~ L the Isv. Nj. Hsss viii vsr 49, Hsr
H. - Siset which esunot fail ove
~ - interesting TO tbs mse !, 9. -
sitv. ana il Il therefore boped that they WI -
fhs rnsruhafs Of TIA instifuts. and - they ~
uuireifsVsyro sdSi9ipn fses hqPse ssnsarins
or,e 4 m bsda attsndahee membrTs g lsssfes
y snsure their sdmisson. The public are sSI
yised % attend, lpf wbstsser interesss ans
~. Inssisnte hsve arranged for lectures svery
vsss sor n least iva msaihs to- come. 5ei.svms
That they would not only be acceptable % 20 ss 81
o .bIest man have agreed to lecture. and all nsye
determined to select ssubjeets thas mnss po.SsS
frsctiye TO their heevers. Let the nsh DO s'o~e''
then, to hear Mr. Hose. 500 = z s a
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LAUGH WHILE You MAY.-Rumor has it
tnat the r.. A. r. Rs are to give an exhibition
worthy and charitable object The b'hoys who
compose It, are getting up all sorts of fantastical
suits Tor the occasion, an well as drilling for a
grand display: The time Of their appearance
VIII De made known at the proper season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

+ SMALL HOUSES are in great demand at
this time, and consequently rent very high. !
two hundred of them could be put up In the city,
and rented for fair price, we believe every one
would be tenanted In less than a month. US q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

p NuMBERlSe VEHIcLEs.-The police have
been Instructed by the Mayor to examine all the
waaons drsys and carts inthe city to ascertain u
they are properly numbered as the ordinance al.
reefs. and to report all violations to him. Owners
of wagons, etc, may get rid OF a fine by paying
attention TO this matter at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

That STRICT that was to have been
compieted 20 hurriedly along the margin of the
river In the rear of the Tredegar Work. IN NOT In
De found Gold weather and the scarcity of change
nave possibly made III roads on the plan. which
can only be counteracted by time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

IoE- Severed Of the nsishborhcod ponds
were covered with ice yesserdav .la,rninrI.s 80
tncrmomsor then standing ct thres desress below
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3! !. = 49, :; q; q r.; a.
= 81 . H II. sssl .rs .ass5 ss,s,. re.
Aso. Piano and Stool. Mssic tssssms; 'os - 70
Iogas Isl, tsIa the ss0,s 70 sasssTi tto Asss
Nor1cr.-A meeting OF. s1Thc Ct Al
zd,svs society ofth7 cry " kishuose wi y -
=. as g cyl ias ses
sse sass n s cen :ssss
! b 1-M sseA seCHAs 9 sAWiEh, seoys \
THr RfcHmoED BynDise FUrD CosPAEI
hoid their monthly meetiuss the fr. dsv e esss
In their Room, IN the Law Butiding ss5ff NJ.
Il The Secretary remains 10 bis Office 70 feeeiye Dees
ID on that dsy from A. ~, 20 D. Memoefs
calling at other times take the chance OF nnd'ns nn
The BoAnp will meet the LIST Of March, at 81 =.
NJ. Ia the Secretary ofhces s. Hs-s S, !. 80
Two months after date application will De MADE 70
this Board Of the Company aforesaid BY those nov
entitled, for the Issuing Of new Scrip In the pihcs
"a N iasued In the name of William, Evans since
dec and of No. 81 issued n the name OF
HI 0resham said certificates mos n and 5lt naslsF
been lost and being now owned BY a,ssnsss thereof
|. s1-l.w2m Secretary and Solicitor
AUCTION NorrcE.-Mr. WV. 4. Bur
rsRs, having had much experience a. salesmsn
viii give his personal attention to the sales OF pubic
aud private Libraries Books, Stationery, On fant'
'ns'' lns'ss'nsh - BUFFERS q sIMons, s
ssz1 Booksellers and statione-s, i67 Main y.
fe f4-1niif za se8s - e4a -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

ExPLANAroRY.--The Washington Organ gives
as reason why Capt. Patton, of the Blues, did not
reply to the welcome OF w. W. Seaton, Esq, in
that city, that the order to march was given entire
~ too soon. 1t considers this explanation due to
them for the Blues might rightly have wondered
into whose hands they had fallen. - .4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

TIE LADIES Fam ON Union Hill vii
nave not yet attended Il must do 20 q once Or los
sight OF one Of the hardsomest q ven g mos
pnssewo rthy entestainrnents ever prepared 9TH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

i MUNIoIPAL ELHcTIoNs-Caudida for
municipal Offices are already canvassing the city il
search of voters. AsApriI approaches, the mum.
Der of applicants for the suffrages OF the people
win no doubt be greatly augmented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

go UNION SINGING SCHOOLS.
My THE last Lesson of the Course
YH|0 will be given on Thursday Evening, March
0S42k 1st, at the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
- Church Hill. A full attendance of the
Scholars from all the Glasses Ia requested. Aswe
intend to form the Glass for advanced Scholars it 10
therefore that all should be present The
public, and all who feel any interest in Sacred Mu-
sic, are cordially invited to attend.
. I sJs{Is5as.t I14 50 +. P. HANLON, &
.fa 29-2t VIM MIN3T,E =
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BAD GRADEs.-Many of the cutters In
the eastern part ofthe city are 90 badly Graded that
the water cannot run of Assoon a. spring sets in
II II to be hoped that the Commissioners OF Street,
for Jefferson Ward viii have thsse places attended
TO, 90 to a. make them answer the purposes for
whloh they are intouded asls ID .'Yss9T q =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT Of
JOS. RODGERS 4. SONS
DOCKET CUTLERY

TINE subscribers have just received from
j Mesu Joseph Rodgers Z Sons, Sheffield, a
choice asiortme emf of his
Consisting Of Pen, Pocket and Desk kNlVEs.-
Aiso--Always for sale, Rodgers Sons superior
RAZORS set ready for use, In pairs single cases,
aud large lot of those IS cent Rszors warranted to
shl I'VE we'll. ~ - $3.50 q - -. - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

The steamer Falcon, from Chariestou. =. C.. mt
into Norfolk on Sunday, for supply Of coal and I'm
Tor New York. Monday afternoon 10 - 80
s,s;n nssgo Hooper, for Pstsrsburs, cleared Al
i tEsss Ha nss Ssssn King. from Rishmond arrived
hIis Ksying; Cook. from Norfolk, arrived at F.L
1ns 7. 4. Hobart Hall, from City Point for n.
SenI Oeoaa Home. Parsons. from Fredericksbur,5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

Bio Guss.-Messrs. Anderson & Co, q
moth cannon, from their estsblishmepts Whe,
Uncle Sam has occasion to speak through one 8
those loud agents, hts voice win be fsl
a. well a. heard - asgs 80 - -
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A TTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
IA NEW BOOKS
third Gallery Of Portraits of distinguished literary
rharactsrs by George Gfl an. vol, I2mo., cloth.
Prics &l.25 ga volume of surprising excellence"
], SOUTHSIDE VIEW or SLAVERY; or Three
Months ct the South I'M By Nehemiah Adams
+ LIVE AND BEAUTIES OF FANNY FERN
This book shows Fanny at home, ontbe streets, and
ip church and thus furnishes Key which will uu.
lock many of the mysteries of Ruth Hall and Fern
Leaves. Price 81. 81
truth HALL; BY Fanny Fern Price SIPS.
sCAMPBELLISM EXAMINED; by DR.. Jelsr. I'd
edition. 81. ~ ~. 80 20
THE GREAT IRON WHEEL or Republication
Backward; by ]. r. Graves of Tennesse. Price 81
BUTLER 3 ANALOGY, new edition, with Banner
Essay.
HOME LIFE; by Hague. Price 81. s.
LAMPLTGHTER-new supply. -
CUMMINGS. WORKS consisting of Apocsiyp-
tie Sketches. 1st and I'd Series Church before the
Flood; The Tsnta and the Altar Benedictions of a
Blessed Life; Lectures on Romanism, &C., lie
For sale at No. gus Main street, square above the
fs zs-St.f CHARLES WORKMAN.
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-
E1LEGANT. STATIONERY AND
II RODGERS CUTLERY, just imported direct
and for sale by MOhhIS.
AMBER LAID NOTE AND LETTER PAPERS,
With self.eeaing Envelopes to match-iatest stvle.
ELIZABETHAN NOTE AND LETTER Pa.
ALHAMBRA WAVE NOTE AND LETTER
p PRfkcE NOTE PAPER---eream laid
CREAM LAID. BUFF AND LIGHT AMBER
TINTED.
ENVELOPEs-various sizes-of the latest fash
ion. = -
RODGERS GENUINE AND UNSURPASSED.
KNlVESof various PATTERN; of one. two three and
four blades = f@-.s = 80 - 2 ;.
PORTEMONNAIES-a fresh invoice just opened
-embracug upwards of fifty different kinds.
I VELVET BIBLES AND PRAYER Bo0Ks-
j FANCY PAPER KNIVES AND PEN HOLDERS
FRENCH BATH AND NOTE PAPERs-er nboss
ed and plain. @.sSs
correct London sdition showing the hszbors of Sc,
bastopol, Odessa and other ports the Black Sea-
and Cronstadt nc, on the Baltic. fe Ss-St :
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,u SxLpEs, WITixas g. Co.-It is announc ed 10 the
ssl,Ss1on Globe that these 'modern baukers
itoEs tor eehtythree cents In the daiisr. shat =
tney nave Pald the deposition eshty-thres cent? for
every hundred csnts deposited with Them The
We do not know wheshsr thsv ;,,a,i :, -. 4,
with oil their depositors or few Of ths,r S,eaI
only. q this rate. Our objectin giving thu nosscs
70 notify depositors. - that all NAV have ~.
shake"-h they can get Il. 's'f
I Ifthese bankers did not lose more than ,h.v
made By banking they have mot PRETENDED !.
show that they did, and We believe they did nnt !.
then they will make aprstty round sum By falling
Suppose they owe q. 100000, and pay II Win
eighty 4hres cents In the dollar; then they wil
m.kes fonuns Of SIG. 900 By whasthey term their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

The Baltimore Patriot, in the following pa
faQaph. says what II too true: ~ si
Newspaper disputatiou b generally fight viii
ss6 eend N voupd your antagonist 1t h not
pallene ,eomparison of diaerences with . mutal
dlposifiea 70 acknowledge error and agree spon
ts.th. atse as IS ssls $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28
MARINE NEWS.
PoKf or RIcHMoNp, Feb. q.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Phiiadslphia, mdse and
passenxe1 ~ Ii ssss.{s,lzs Z. Essa s=e 1s
sshr Wingate Thomas White, Hampton, oysters
6chr. Eecessity, Fletcher, Chuckatuck, oysters.
Schr. Two Companions, Chesser, Hampton, oys
ters
SAILED, Tt
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdx.
and passengers. sslHssssg Isl Is $40
Ludlam 4 Watson = - : :
schr Hanover, Whippls. New York, mdss.. d.
Currie s7F3 -
sshr Lewis McLain, Bucklin, Boston, mdse, D..
Carrie. - 4iyYH@ sS seEs' ass 81 u = n
schr ottowa Cummings, Cardenas, mdse c. Z.
Wortham & Co. q $500 ~ - =.
AT CITY POINT BOUND Up 81 S
Schrs =. Nckerson, from Boston; Gen. Worth.
from Baltimore. and Sante. from Phiiadelphis f