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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28
The DAILYDISPATCH
MORNING. rEBRuAlYa, lsss
C7IIIToRNI1 cRIniNAL RECORD.

CzLTT0KNiA cRfnlEAL RECORD s' Z
~. cAl,ybrnla papers tenn with more than the
sv.rses quantity efsrims. ana Lynch law = bscom.
ius = upssssr Of common Occurrences we copy some
If the most prominent ineidsats' stssss )
-. Hesrv W. Kerison, whom she ehsrped With
.s1ncips snd deserving her, bad commenced In San.
Frscisco Il was thought the girl woald get clear,
on the ground Of insanity.
WIN Raw. Who wss tried In the District Court for
the murder Of James ksyanagh. and acquitted. vas
found on the ssth ult. with his throat cut His dy-
Ing dscl.ra.ion was. that he had ibsss killed BY
Woolly Keaynsy. - ssEssf i
On the sIs ult the staples were forced OF the door
woods men, who captured two Of ths inmates. noto-
TSsy immediately proceeded 20 the bridge leading
to Clinton, where the mob hung George Seldom upon
tree Bob Parker we. set Ct liberty These men
loss and stoder. for stealing horse from Alderman
Kelsey. stsfl
On the 18th alt. three mon were captured near
s..sa sy man nf%sd N:s who ,ss
to the neighboring ssttlsmeat-smiths house on the
San Jo.qain-cAlied . jury Of twenty.four Ameri'
Ing. I've Of them were ChIleans, and one Csli.
fornisn. Z. s IS, Il e
correspondent Of the California Express, writing
from Bsstviiie. states that two men. named Crail
and Moran, had difficulty with regard to fight be.
tween two ether men, when the former struck the
latter Ia the face twice; when Moran drew knife
sna stabbed Craig to the heart killing him instantly
Moran made his escape, but was finally arrested By
the Off sers OF the law, from whom he was violently
wrested. jury of the people wss then empau
relied. and he was tried and convicted of man
slaughter In the first degree. Not satisfied with the
verdict, che mob took the miserable prisoner ant
hung him to . tree Moran was young man, borr
In the city Of New York. yf'
man named Frederick Oldham, rather bst
character. shot Ia San Francisco, by w. r
Backus. Oldham was instantly killed
On the oath ult . man. supposed to be Mexican
rode into the town of San Antonia drew revolve
aud shot at . number of people who were collected
under portieo. wounding three mon. one Of whom
died during the night. He then put spurs to hi
horse and rode away He 10 supposed to be thu
sams man that shot at Judge Morrison few night
previously.
A policeman named Fairmsn shot In San Fran
cisco on the 10Th ult. by named Lsndrum
who was In some way implicated in the murder o
Bay the previous evening
Petitions circulating ali over the State for th
pardon Of John Tabor. WHO Is under sentence o
the San Joquin Republican.
A duel took place just beyond the county line O
Alameda, on the 26th ult The principals wei
Frenchmen-one named Albert, q trader in San An
tonic; the other resident of oakland name un
known. At the first round damage done; a
the second Ar Albert received his adversarys bal
through the arm, lodging in the side. 1t 10 though
the wound would not prove fatal.
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wv ANTE D-100. QOU DollaTs ~ s4
w, change loI .P0i.LAnDg RHEUMAIiC
PUBIC NOTICE.
RUsHToN CLARK & CO. S s E.


GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For CoasmmptsoH, ScrofaIG, dc.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
Il co. being dissolved BY the death Of w L.
RUSHTON, fthe only Rushton ever connected with
the irmt their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
In future be prepared only BY HEGEMAN, CLARK
4 CO., surviving partners and sole successors 1t
was Mr.. Clark who went to Nav Foundland to, ~.
perintend its manufacture, and he - the only Dug.
gist who ever went from the United States for that
purpose; and he will continue his supervision OF
that branch Of business, will warrant our on
pure and genuine AZ success in its use depends
upon it, purity, be particular to that the sigma
ture of HEGEMAN. CLARK L. co 10 over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons whe had
been usine the Oil of other makers, without sue
CESS have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK & CO., for many persons have initiated
our style of bottle ind label for the purpose OF
palmina off inferior srtcls; and since MT: Rush-
toms death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in any way conneeted with
Rushton, CLARK 4 Co, the only representatives. OF
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK CO..
! The genuine Oil of Hegsmsn, CLARK Co. for sale
BY PUkCELL, LADD CO., and by Druggists ger.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
lS-dGWSms es1rg q s5,sa =
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HONOR TO WHOM HONORIS DUE
IL 1t affords me much pleasure to say to the sui.
ferng public, that MRS. DAVIS ELIXIR Ia the only
efectuaI remedy have used for Coughs, Ccids.
&c. have used 1t myself and believe it to be worth
more than all others 10 use. Try it. and will On
sure your satisfaction NJ. +. DAY.
HENRIco COUNTY, Dec. !. 1854. -....s...s
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
e. i Picot "A. R6dakeI and Cheriea D. Yala -
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A T NO. 1874 MAIN ST, J. d. GOOD

:
IA MAN il now Offering all Winter Clotb;ns in
store at such low cash prices will induce all vet In
want who may examine his stock to make their pur.
cnases at once am In great want of money, lie the
true cause of Offering such great inducements to Dur
Shasers before 60 North the Goth of this mouth for
spring stock From recent receipts my stock il large
OverCoats Business do, Dress and Frock do, Bpk
and Fancy Cass Pants do. do Vest in great variety
Ais0 Merino and Silk Undershirts aud Drawers
MoWeIs, Gowns, Socks Suspenders, Gloves, Shout.
Ger braces, Hendkerchiefs Crsvats Stocks &c, al
Oaii ana examine my stock The Goods vii be sold
No: 1S4 Main st., opposite EAGLE SQUARE.
y. b.--All Boys Clothing on hand viii be sold At
prime cost. Ife2l JD.G.
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IN 0oum,i.GI,E;...Having this day disposed Of
6u.in m Co, they VIM continue the Drr GooS.
employment tx 9 8. :: .as They have in
In ma satn9rzsd to attend to our hu.;n...
Of March Aaxt. accounn until the frat
!, We "a have removed to our new and .r,..s,. -
iso sfo.e street. two doogs rom ass tore
sna n oa 2. esSbis - shs
selected stock Of Spring Goods. = -. ssn sad we'll
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]. FRENCH HORTICULTURE.
-. MAncrrup NRECSE ua&;,

(OM Monsieur GRESSE, H0rtlcuItu--
S6 rist, Qate from France.) has the honor to an.
IN nounce to the citizens of Richmond and VI
-Assss& cinitY. that he has had selected with the
greatest care in France large collection of Plants
Flowers. Fruit Trees, and other choice articles of
interest to the Horticulurist and suitable to the Cit
mate of Virginia and adjacent States The assort-
ment is principally as follows, viz: szIl83's
ENTHUSIASTICALLY hodod endrum. Magnolia,
Paonia, ArboIis, Toilet Orange, Dwarf Tree, Roses
Dahlis Of every description. SIS : =. =
FRUIT IRE E S.-Apple, Pear, Plum, Peach,
Apricot Raspberry bush, besides several other spe-
ciss of Flowers, Fruit and Garden Vegetables. not
to be found though perfectly suited for the ground
in this neighborhoed All of which are now offered
for sale at No. $50 Main street, Exchau "a Bank
I n. B-Mr. GRESsE will attend to planting any
article he offers for SALE give such information &c
may be necessary - Eyf fe 2I-9ts
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a REMOVAL. .aeez - Z
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
THE Subscribers have removed their
l. PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT to the new
house erected by them Broad street doors above
the Theatre and nearly EoppoGte their old stand,
where they will be better prepared to serve their
patrons They ask q continuance of former patron
age. Terms accommodating. = - 800 - ~
fe s-dlm- sa L. 4 D. MAULE.
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AT lensth.n said an unfortunate man who had
been ruined by vexatious lawsuits "at length
have found happiness for am reduced to necessity,
and that 10 the only thing know of which has no
lawD
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"Jin, believe Sans got no truth in him." "You
don't know, nigga; dare's more truth in dat nigga
dan ell de res on the plantation" IS How do you
make datp' why, he never let any out"
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John d. HARRlson. = -
co.n...,o,r, .o--,c- M S.

CohAIssionEs 6 orFIcs. Wmc BurLp,.e
= chqopd, rebfuary "a 1855 i
Al Psrsons intesestsd are hardy 1oti6ed. fh.t 3,
The tenth dsy 81 March next Il 10 e'eioer
=; - sasM pspee<d to perform the duties reouirsS
can. - - sssses, vhessof the ahove = 3 tru1
rs 49, .sssssA2 RICH. u. CARY.
"si" conir..
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Z ROAD. -...1s
4t

iOPEN TO BERRY HlLL-l09 MILES
TNHE regular Passenger Train will run
A daily Sundays excepted between RIG Il.
MOND and BERRY HILL.
Leave RICHMOND at o'clock, A. M, and arrive
at BERRY HILL IL as M.
Leave BERRY HILL at 10 50 A. M, and arrive
at RICHMOND at4 ASP M -es
The Train will stop e.. passengers at the following
points only: Rsbiou's Coal-fed, Tomahawk Pow.
hatan, Mattoux, Chula, Amelia c. H., Wyanoke
Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty Church,
Roanoke, Clover, Banister and Berry HILL -
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price. Ng
Servants travelling by Themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes, SO that be retained in
the Office; and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to 90 on the cars Y =.
Passengers for Lynchburg connect with South
Side Railroad at Haytokah. - g. sax
Througn TO Lyncn ourg.. 10 w
Passengers for Clarksyille meet Messrs. Moss l.
Co.'s Stages at Roanoke Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. - s4~ 5..7- @-1--
Through to GAINESVILLE. 90
r. e. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
N. B.-For the information of the public, it is
deemed proper to state that there a Ally
Line of Stages from the terminus of the Railroad to
Danville. Toe IA r. E.. II.
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|, HOSTING MACHINES AND

hR, HOSTING MACHINES AND
FI TRUCKS.--Those most approved are
Il lNEtko made by me- Samples of which may be
IEH iltE seen at M essrs. Crenshaw & Co.'s north
lin - side of Basin. Orders leftwth them will
be filed ON the terms il sent directly to me.
The advantages of these atices too numerous to
put In an advertisement g. Call and see them.
kasS 4zas: ss& IT, FL. BATES, Manufacturer
East Falls, Avenue, between Pratt and
fe27-I2m Lombard sts, Baltimore, Md
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. -
nR. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pr
~ RIODIcAL PILLS INFALLIBLE in correct.
Ing Irregularities, relieving painful and 6cult Msn
from sohaferey causes.
N. Binder certain circumstances, married La.
dies must not use them For particulars see nstruc
t,ons on the box. Price, 81 per Box. Sold BY an
the principal Druggists In Virginia -
-, =. LAWRIE, State Agent, Washington d. c..
70 whom all orders must be sent. The Pills will be
eox oean the signature of the Proprietor Dr. J. DU.
r.. Az. 70 counterfeit which would be forgery.
e j pI afs u nichmona BY 3. R. DUyAL & BkO.,
Msin Ct W AL ana ~ 1--WE co /,
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'EQNQUA BEANS. ZOO Lbs. very aune-
- nor large Blssk Tonga Beapss iust .sesirss
ss;E e 4 sslIsds ss S.. : JOHN a Io5iNsodHs
'-As .sseN1a ~ Ger. Cay and VI q.
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s@A FOR NOR FOL x AND
= PORTSMOUTH.-RA ILR o AID
LINE, via PORT WALTHALL-The beautiful
andifavorite steamboat AUGUSTA, Captain VIM
Smith, will resume her place on the line, ON MON
DAY, October 30th. s'Ta
The cars running in connection with the Augusta,
viii leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot eye-
ry Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning at 81
the alternate days. at 81 A. NJ touching ell the
landings on the river. both going and returning
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk. ........ O. 90
Children, over 5, and not over IL years of age,
half price.
Servants, through. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT so
Meals, so
Do do for children and servants. ........., Is
- THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
Office R. & P. r. K. Co..
Oct. 28th. 1854. 8 oc2S
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. !

THE INSURANCE co. OF THE VAL.
LEY OF VIRGINIA,
Available Capital $500, 600; Surplus $43,229
So; Charter Perpetual,
TAKE risks on Cargo, Freight, Build
Il ings Merchandise, Ec, in town or country
Losses promptly and literally adjusted, by
o. BRESEE, Actuary, II
Office 14th street, doors from the Post Office
/ fe 23-lm p - -
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=
TOTD WORKS W0NDE6e .snd e
r(Jse1~ unONARDses c0U0H oxHu!. r. ~
csis,osS e ~ PreN fnlly testify. Thu dsn1n ~
IA soelhfnd Dyrup y greatly rse0mn endsa - 49,
eIee ssshssie,sns Il hss cared the mos ytrnlsns
essss Il soashs and eoIds TT oss. ~ s
n z, sos 70 Snsls instssss hss tEQnAkgs ~,
81 M RELIEr been known 70 AL So 49,
~ = t5ssB R IL
N. s-sTs ipnrs ..s.dy q ,ss snssa s 81 800
- LADD Co ws mssh N zsffdIf
10 s. hsd Of eli Drussists ana oeo' y "a
TT7 1NTED -100. 900 Dollars in ex-
w 49,. Ia POI,LARD,s RHEUMATIC or
serve and BOSE LINIME ET The srsstest rem {.
Gy - MIN bness Frozen Limbo; Chibiains Frost
- =. n. Chapped suds and all diseases for which
iJnine 1t would be sppIicablc si4sg y
Ths Lininienf 10 siss highly spotsn Of by persons
whn have used IL o. remedy for horse kick; cuts
chaps; fistuls; &c. TO- Yield at once to its magic
PIX For .sls BIZ PURCELL, LADD 4 co. Bennett B
Beers, Adie Gray. Duvslk Norton, w. p. Laid,
L. B. Thomas and DruggiIts generally throughout
the city. ssa9 100 fe2 8
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DOR SALE.-Four Brick Making Ma
Il chimes of the best kind and nearly new. Also
one Pressing Machine. The above Machines have
Ass one good Wort Hcrss Enouir s', Of
- w. s. MARSH, or
M. HOUGHTON,
"n At the r. d. Railroad Depot,
fe 2l-6t< -' - ri 81 in Manchester.
ENOK SALE.-Exchange on New York
Il at three -quarters emium. North Carolina mo
ney receive at per cent. discount.
Trans.Alleghany Bank notes received at per cent
discount. ~. tAs1E --,- 4
Gold and Silver bought and sold at 'tHsffE&
HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
fe 2-Sm No. 5 Pearl street.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
TIME limited 6TATx8l LIFE IN

LIFE INSURANCE.:
TsHE UNITED BTATk6l LIFE IN
s,.. ,s;.os. 10 Ii. ). .so.i = pssa
s 81, :ss 81 Ss ss.s 3 sssi =
CAPITAL and Assets January LIST, 1866, 5
50 $1,240, SAG 06. . ss
Bonus Of g pei cent has been declared on sns
eusisea Of last rear 70 I'll Policy -hoiasn sn's'lsu
6T.S.s. ". HANCOCK, N;sIs sl EAsn sss..
70 ss-1m ! door fIom The Post 0aiss:
DIVERS DOMESTIC CALENDAR,
.(PlTENT APPLIED FOR
ladies, Proprietors Of Hotels, Schools,
IL Public Institutions, and ell persona hsvins
La UNDRY TO be Ironed or Calsndarsd, are n.
spsctfalIy invited 70 examine these Msehinea, .,
without one no establishment can Be aid to Do coA'
Persons who have used sven the eumbrous old.
i.shionsd M.sss msy saow something OF lie , 1ts,
briefly enumesated the many advantages combined
The superior style In which the articles cALEN.
s.o the ssyas II time labor spd s,.,
more Laundry, such sheetine, Table Cloths, Cur
tains Napkins, Towels and numerous other articles
Fusi i entirely dispenssd with at all seasons, the
Calendar producing its glaze entirely Il
L. $3.50 BY COLD PRESSURE.
House Linens will last much longer, a. It 70 soon
decayed by the use OF hot irons applied to y wnen
damp-each application of the Calendar producing
high gioa and retaining the peariy whitene:s sno
being provided with India Rubber springs wal.
ranted to injure the most delicate Lace OF os'
Servants can be shown their use in a few minutes;
ner can they, except wilfuy, destroy them as the
are wholly constructed of metal highly nnsned aho
OCCUPY but about four feet square OF room; 1ns
ssrn9 effected win soon pay for one, that will last
for generations. There two sizes to suit the e.
fablishmeut at different prices. MsnufectuTed fef
the Proprietor at the Eagle Foundry, BY Mr. hsnu,
and for exhibition and sale by Messrs LAhOo
SHINE, Main st., Richmond. ieI.-lm
no OUR CITY CUSTOMERS.--We
l. respectfully represent that for the fasiity 2,
SntnTs ia nrssent our ACCOUNTS quarterly for settle
ment instead of half-ysarly heretofore. i-
BURTON & GREENHOW,
l. FIR. CRAM, a':.
/ ) j. J. WILSON, .ly=s- W.
l.. P. ELLIS Co, .s a.s
| GEO. j. HERRING,
RAGLAND & BRO. Sd.
| " M HARRISON CO., --
LOCKETT PANkEY,-
f. e1st VIM. WALLACE SON.
4 II syL
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HNk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
49, The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Embellishments, en- Lombard Alley, between
Main and Gary, Sth and l4th streets) ar the Co.
iumbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIoTEES, BA.
SULKIES, all of his own make. of the best materi.
ais and workmanship, AL of which will be sold ss
low good work Of the kind can be in the CITY OF
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
10 want of any article in the Carriage line as am
determined to make to order and sell ct the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that 10 new war
fanted. lfe 20-6nl MICAJAH MANGUM
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e CHEER UP BOYS. -.
Pa As moneys scarce and times lockdark,
RlA Yet still we grope for thee, ~ a asa,
And like Hopes soft but hallowed spark,
We hope better times may be.
It's Hope that crowns the martyrs head,
And may this next New Year aa
Bring Hope and Comfort in the shed :.
Where now it drops tear, .sa ssas3 Is.
( We Toll With bare and blistered arms,
And all for moneys sake,
While wrinkled sorrow eats our charms rsv
And makes the poor to quake. s4--atrai
The rich should protect the poor mans rights,
The mechanic rightlyclsims,
For deeds from them like shining lights 81
1t breaks the oppressor's chains Fra
My work hope has pleased you all,
And il more you have to do, -. Hzrss
a Up Governor Street Just give q call g. rs +
On BILL BARTHOLOMEW. ~ asfy y
= 54kzs w. j. BARTHOLOMEW, -
de Is fsA4a u Watch Maker, DC.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

CHANGE OF HOUR
SIE-A STEAMBOAT CURTIS
PECK-PA SsAGE TO PORTS
MOUTH AND NORF0LK.-The steamboat CUR.
IT'S PECK, Capt JOHN DAVIS, having undergone
complete overhauling, has resumed her regular
run on the river between this andthe above places
leaving the wharfat Rockets every Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday, MORNINGS at 81 O'Clock precisely
ing -i."o# @ fsS
Passage to Portmouthsnd Norfolk. ..sp00
Meals SOC. each. tss
oc so SsEca r. O. HASKINS. ~
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I UXFORD'S PATENT SELF-RISING
- FLOUR-For making Light Bread Biscuits,
Soda and Cup Cakes, Light Puddngs &C., icithouf
either Yeast Poscders Yeast. 1t is wholesome and
warranted perfectly free from all chemical prepare.
ton which can injure 1t is absolutely cheaper than
the Yeast Powders because it costs less and then
the whole Ingredients being ready for USE servants
however careless or ignorant, cannot waste, or fail
10 make perfectly light bread, &c. Esr&f'
Sold in h. baes by the manufacturer. s
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. LUXFORD,
Sixth street, opposite New Market
CERTIFICATE OF DIR. sNEAD
RICHMOND, 24th JAM, 1885,
You ask of me to say, if the ingredients contained
in your Patent Self Rising Flour are wholesome and
unnJurious In reply, hesitate not to say, that the
ingredients, as disclosed by you me- are in nowise
used by ell. ALBERT SNEIh
J: Y. has also on hand, a choice selection of IA.
mILf GhOCEkIES. EEg la 25-lm+
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I RAxEnoADogs1luuA
PTNEY POINT LINE 10 BALTIMORE.
E
e ON SUNDAY or EACH WEEK.
rs = 80 FARE Only "a. 9.


TsHE Public are hereby informed that the
~ comfartable Htsaner MARYLAND, Captain
CnARLEs y. nITcHBLL having been snttreiy re-
fitted. enlarged and improved In every respect, -
nov 90 the route between Richmond and Baltimore
once weekly -,
Passenger by this agreeable and sconomical line
VIII leave Richmond By the Morning Train on sun
DAY of each week at 6i O'Clock NJ and reach Bal
more In the Of ths night thus securing acon'
nedtcn with the different lines out Of baltimore the
following morning in any direction. - 81 ~ :,
Returning, passengers will leave Baltimore on the
afternoon OF Wednesday of each week. az o'clock
r NJ, and arrive At Richmond, by speesaf Hasn az
an early hosv nezf euenfag.
Pare In either direction, "a. Forward Cabin pas
eeureA same price, but with meals on board Of tne
Steamer Maryland included s,.,
Fare for - class passengers between 6s.lImo,e
ana Philadelphia, by the New C.ste snd FrenSn.
town line 90 50; for second class do giu-makins
thu whole Fare from Richmond to Phtiadeipnies by
ths seressble line $3.50 only for first class pssse6-
gers and $3.50 for second class do inciqdine mea''
for the latter on board of the Steamer Maryland.
For further particulars, through Tickets apply
at the Office of the Richmond, Fredercksours ana
Potomac haiir0aG g. o B. sWsTksToE. Ticket Agent.
Office r. f. l. p. r.. r. Coz -
z Richmond Feb %, 49, 81 iTs5I5E -
P.s-Fare to Piney Point, with privilege OF re-
trrn at anv time during the back season "a only.
e. o. 1s b. W., Ticket Agent
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C10 HHDS. new Crop n o SUGZRS
sls g. ale b. BACON Z BAsKIkviiitIIo'll s
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Hn GREAT REDUCTION IN Is
Ill THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS
from fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy. II
ing from ]. 81. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel -
Building, Richmond. ss., ssas
Molsskin HATS, Of best quality 50
Do do second do............-.....S %
kashionaDie SlLA HATS. 90
fine calfskin sewed SHOES. %
J. 81. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to
supply him with handsome and substantial calfskin
sewed BOOT, which he will sell the unprecedent.
cd low price Of IS so. OSAKA - del
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- CASTLE HILL, 18th Dec, 1854.
Col. Nm. B. Stoa9bton-Dear Sir: take pleasure
in recording here my Impressions OF the perferm-
suce of your Plow (Riehs Iron-beam patent at Cob
ham to-day. The work was far more thorough and
complete than that of any pillow ever saw in opera
ton before. The furrow opened by it was very
generally Is inches deep and about 20 inches wide
in hard close land, and most eectuay and perfectly
cleaned out of the sod earth falling back into
it. A- r d ria' -s e.
The trial of the pillow was witnessed by many OF
my neishbors, among whom will mention Messis.
Frank r. Nelson, J. II. Genell, }. ID. Lewis, C.. b.
Hopkins Thos Watson, of Louisa, &c, all practical
men and most excellent judges of agricultural in-
plements, and there was but one opinion anon 6
formance of your piow.
Wishing you equal success elsewhere in making
this valuable implement favorably known to our ag-
ucultural brethren, 1's'7
Iremain. yours truly, WIN. G. RIYEs.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

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