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CAUTION THE PUBLICd

to buy no book unless the words g DR.. A. II. MAuhrcEAs,
~129 Liberty street, N. ~ are on the tile-page, and the
entry in the Clerks ONCE on the back Of the ~tae-page;
and buy only OF respectable and honorable dealers, or
SEND by mail, and address to DIR. A. NJ. Marriceau.
~ Upon receipt Of One Dollar "THE MAR
RIED WOMAN PRIVATE MEDICAL coMPAN-
ION" is sent (wailed tree) to any part of the United
States, the Canadas and British Provinces. AE
letters must be postpaid, and addressed to Or. A. n.
MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Pub
fishing Office, No. 12e Liberty Street, New York.
AGENTS.-E. L. Newman, NorE ak, o.. WIKI
Earl, Massillon, o.; A. H~inckman, Salem John
Saxton, Canton d. Lamb, Fihdlay, o.; Geo. Hail. .
Ashtabula, o.; John Perkins, Athens; s. a. Spear
Findlay, Ohio. ~
October 18th, 1854. gm2I
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Butter and EGGS.

the Farmers may have for market. We invite
the Country People to call and see us at our
Store, and what we can do for you. in the way
OF purchasing their products of the above char
what we buy, and our prices shall be as high
as the market will warrant or as high as any
other store in this place. =
Messrs. Mory & Barns wishes it distinctly
understood that they are now, as ever, willing
to make their best bow to all theIr old, as well
as new customers Come and see US. DON'T for.
get the place, under the brick opposite Mus
grave & Drayton's store.
MoRY & BARNES. ~,
Ashland. April 18th, 1855. 45t
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LATE AT
NE 1IHys
HAT & CAP
E Mp @ NJ
q e
Spring & Summer Styles!


AZ EIGS CAMPBELL respectfully invites
I've the attention of his customers, and all
others, to look at his New Style of Hats just
received from New York. He has no desire
to bragor bloviate about his New Goods, know
ing that every Intelligent man, if they viii but
drop in and see his stock, will find the
@@@9 9G@oN
in the Western Country, consisting of
Hats, Caps, and Summer Hats of all
descriptions.
Those who have worn my Hats can testify
truly, that they never had a better or cheaper
Hat. l am determined not to sell a Hat out of
my shop unless it is a good one. Citizens, 1
make the Hat business a speciality, and under
standing the trade of making Hats, l think l
can buy better material and make better Hats,
than any man in the County. Give me a call
and look at my stock, IS all 1 ask.
Remember the place. Shop in the same
room formerly occupied by VIM. Ralston's
Jewelry Shop, and a few doors West of Mrs.
McFulty's Hotel.
Ashland, Apsil 10, 1855. Att.
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MISCELLAN
WAAI EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

L 4 ~E.-HM.E ~ El4E.EI FI SU.H- ~ 80
Every woman should know that If shell in poor, sfckIg,
d~sbilitated condition Of health. making existence a burden
10 herself and a source Of painful anxiety to her relatives
and friends, and perhaps, (horrib1e reflection y entaHIng
and ~inficting her own maladies and sngerfngs upon her
~ehi;Sren, that It Is her duty to understand WY and from
what cause her snaerings arise. that remedy and relief
may, while yet there IS time, he awaited OF the eauses be
avoided In future, and her health restored that she may
be fitted for The duties and espabls u the enJoynens Of
lis.
Let every woman look at the eRnaciatcd form, the DEATH
Ike complexion, the deep-buried, Iustreiess eye, The SUNK
en- cheek, the gloomy and depressed spirits, ns shattered
nerves, the PROSTATE and helpless condition Of many >
wife, mother, daughter, or sister, II not herself included,
within her own circle, whose days are days Of agony, and
ask herself, " Must this continued 1iust .ats BET L.
there no remedy? No relief? No hops? '
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and ~benefting by them
These are pointed out in
THE MARRIED woMANyS {
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR A. NJ. MAuRIcEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES or woalsx. safeHb
0MSbUudredAE Edition 100000. 1snao.. PIP. $50 }
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Gle.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
r. IA q

H. ASCHER, of New LONDON,
LAS just repaired, rebuilt, and elegantly furnish
Ii ed aHep the Old American Hotel, now known
as the ASCHER HOUSE, He will be in readi-
ness, on OF before the Goth day of May, as Proprie-
tor, TO attend to all his old friends, and the Tra1
cling Public, la general, whose wants, comforts,
and convenience. he win at all hours be happy to
supply ON the most reasonable terms and in con-
nection with
DR. sKELLENGER & BROTHER,
a DAILY AND EXPRESS COACH Is run
between ASHLAND and NEw LONDON, thtOngh Sa-
vannah and Hugglesj leaving Ashland at 8 o'clock
A M, arriving at New London in time for the
nortLern and southern trains. Leaving New Lon
don after the : e'Giock P. NJ, Train (Msil)
comes in from Cleveland, for the safe and expedi-
tons conveyance of passengers, packages, ex-
press moneys and light merchandise.
FINE HORSES and CARRIAGES,
with attentive and careful drivers always on hand
to accommodate all who may desire anything in
the Livery Line, at the lowest reasonable
prices. H.ASCHER,
AID. S~KELLENGER,
ST.. SKELLENGER.
NEU LONDON, o., May ,, 1855. n5o-tE
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THE MARRIED woMAN,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,


[oS FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 00l
Every complaint to which q woman is subject, from 80
hood to womanhood, as also as wife and as mother
" described, with the causes, the symptoms, and
.sr mode Of treatment, in a plain, simple, but Ia tie =
chaste language, easily understood. And thus ev0ry va.
those described, the nature, character, and causes or her
complaint; and be spared much anxiety and suffering.
The wife about becoming a mother has often need Of
Instruction and advice Of the utmost importance to her
future health, in respect to which her sensitiveness for
bids consulting a medical gentleman, VIII find such In.
struetion and advice, and also eAplain many sy1nPtomss
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm.
How many are suffering from distractions or frrecufarfs,
ties peculiar to the female system, which undermine the
health, the effects of which they are ignorant, and for
which their delicacy forbids seeking medical advice ? How
many suffer from proSGpsas tteri FALLING of the wonshas
or from F&or dtbRs weakness, debility, &e9? How many
are in constant agony for many months preceding confne-
ment? How many have difficult, IL not dangerous delsv-
cries, and slow and uncertain reeoTerfes? Some whose
lives are hazarded during such time win each nnd in rs
pages me means OF prevention ameioration and relief
How many bitter moments, how much anguish might
have been spared to the sufferer, to her husband, to her
relatives, by the timely possession Of this little volume
1t Is impracticable oaconvey fully the various subjects
treated Of, as they are Of a nature strictly intended fe
the married, or those contemplating marriage.
But no husband, wife or mother are sexcusabiei n thev
sth continue in ignorance Of those physiological laws, h1
the knowledge of which their own health and harpiness. Z
asalso the future ~welbeing of their children, are seeueE. D
TIL MARRIED W0MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION is a standard work Of established reputa-
ton, found classed in the catalogues of the great trade
sales in New York, Philadelphia, and other cities, obd.
sold by all the principal booksellers in the United States.
1t was first Published in 1871, since which time
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold, of which there were upwards Of s+sq
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY MAZE.
~attesting the high estimation in which 1t is held as a rella-e
bic popular Medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE,
the author having devoted his exclusive attention to the
treatment Of complaints peculiar to females, In respect 10 {
which he is yearly consulted by thousands.
mconsequenee OF the universal popularity or the work, T
as evidenced by its extraordinary sale, various imposi-
tons have been attempted by limitations OF tiGe-page, spu-
rious editions, and surreptidous infringements OF COPY.
right, as well upon booksellers as upon the pabIic; 1t has.
been found neeesaorv fbarakoraf - EEEI Z1 ETrLT
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COWED,
3sa THAMES H. WILLIAM,
Executors of aTah Howard, decd.
Apr 4th 1855. mo is.
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Authorizations
FARMERS AND DARYMEN!
TINE undersigned have again resumed their
business at their old stand, under the
brick building opposite the store of Musgrave
& Drayton, where they are prepared as hereto
fore 10 buy all the b.
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Joseph WATSON and
Mary E. Sloan, Ex'rs of
James Sloan, deceased,
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May LIST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

NuSICiPL EXTRAyAGANCE.-New York has
always been regarded as the most extrayaeant
municipal corporation in America. But Boston i,
seems, under its present government, is still more
extravagant. The Advertiser says: ~
One of the New York papers groans that the
SIX millions and half expended there is more this
FLO per head for every man, woman and child in
me city; But the two and quarter millions
spent in Boston is two cents short of SI4 had
Tor every man, woman and child living in BOSTON,
taking the figures of the of the present Yea
which gives the population at the largest number
a statenent based on the census of 1850, would
more than SID. asl--.a - ~'
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Mad. Rachel will positively appear in Charles.
ton on the 18th, in the tragedy of Adriene.
An unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Isaac
Henry, Esq., late President of the Georgia State
Bank at Augusta, by firing into his room from the
street.
VIM. II. Simms has been arrested in Mobile,
Ala, for robbins the Post Office there by means
of duplicate key obtained to the door,
One thousand hogs from Lee county, Va, passed
Floyd G. H., Monday, en-roate for market. They
were held at 81 per hundred
The X. N ticket, for Mayor and Aldermen, was
successful in Macon Ga, on the 9Th inst.
Rev. Curtis Tally, of the Methodist Episcopal
church located at Pennington, n j. died on Tues
day last.
1t 10 said that ten thousand copies of Longfelow
new poem have already been sold
The Hutchinsons have been giving concerts in
Minnesota.
Henry county Tenn, has voted a subscription of
two hundred thousand dollars to the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad.
There is foundation in the report that the
S5o0o0 lost by the American Express Company
has been found -r. IS =
Mr.. George l.. Decton, of Alexandria has been
appointed keeper of the light house at Jones' Point
Va, at salary of 800.
The anniversary of the Battle of Trenton will
be celebrated on the Goth inst, by the military of
Trenton.
In Boston, Rice, the Citizens candidate for
Mayor, has been elected by 1900 majority over
Shurtlef, the regular American nominee.
Blufford Hawkins was stabbed and killed by
armstrong jesse at a corn shucking in Washing
ton CO., Va. on the lst inst
There are $50 students at Emory and Henry
college Va this session
The mother of Miss Kate and Susan Denim, ac.
tresses, died at Memphis, on the 3lst ult
Lyman Dunbar, Esq. an old and wealthy resi-.
dent OF Buffalo, was found dead ON Sunday.
ID. NJ. Gwynne, prominent member OF the Gin
einnati BAR died last SATURDAY.
piece of land sold in Richmond Texas. for
S4,ooo which sold last year for $1,000
The Artesian well at Charleston is 1900 feet deep.
ana aisehafges 4o gallons OF pure water per min
ute. =
DR. Darwood I. Jones, of Md, died at Simpler
opol, Russia, recently 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

NAPOLEON AND THE MICHIGAN CoPPERsNfIsEs
The Rochester Tribune, in speaking of the Micb
gan copper mines, says
inc emperor of France has had Mons. Rive,
ing the mines of Lake Superior, as the
nave oeen cut Off Of their Russian supplies in con-
se1oenee OF the war. The professor returned tsL
ing with him several tons, and satisfied tba, ,ha
sm aNs superior region could furnish an abundant
.asPps; me american copper was carefully test.
"a and found fully equal if not superior to ta &
nan ana very far superior to the English II y
used IN the manufacture of ordnance and M ~ d
,,sa raee quantities are consumed in the ms rms.a
" of articles Ths su saps and
san copper is very strong u zs4asr
Is worth ~ as o eopper yield of the year s mi
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MISSOURI RAILROAD APPROPRIATION BILL
PAssED.-The bill making large appropriations for
the completion of railroads in the State of Nilsson
RI recently passed by the Legislature, and vetoed
by the Governor, was passed Tuesday, over the
veto, by a two-thirds vote
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AMERICAS .REFINEp socfEry.'-Soms Euro
ue.ns who make hAsty visit g the llatted
sss|sn, write home the most ridiculous non -
s:sra i. the stost jnssasse, Ms1aistsed Wy ONT Who
undertakes TO eulghten the Avid folks 1t home as
10 the state Of society lsere.A : =
sIn the most refiaed society his thq cnstom for
n,rn ~ Al ervisssv s sisii apsh the articles 81
mrnitura from which they chip on large peices,
chem white them Into smaller ones, strewing the
carpet with ahasings. Ladies' who are in the habit
Of receiving mich company guard against having
ket containing pieces Of various kinds OF wood
upon the centre table, and the gentlemen, with .
few exceptions take the hint and respect the nrni.
turn ss 5asE
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sNOTlCE.-ln consequence Of the death
Ut Josiaa Wills Esq, of Norfolk, and certain bu-
uess reeGtisas hetween us all of my real estate Sit
nate u the city OF Richmond win be offered for sale
nd@f 10 deed sf aSt about tho LIST Of January 1856
an1ess BY REIMBURSEMENT between the parties interest.
pssseee sale . ina1A hstors that tilne My resi-
Ssss sAcs q rseperg y per5ect repair, and
1snunE on broad street. kersnns desifinE 81 pur.
sssse will pleaee call end $50 tho properfy Hs}ess
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BREADsTurrs pRICEs--The New York Post
says that the bulk of the supplies Of cereals has
now arrived as the canals Of that State closed
to all shipments and the effect Of this IL seen IN
the daily decline in prices both OF grain and -four
The export demand is large, but the want of ships
prevents as much going forward ~ wanted, and
the rates OF freight have consequently advanced
considerably. s
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CHURCH BLoWs Dows.--Durino The stro,,,1A,,.
dous gale Of wind on Sunday Iast. The 1870
Reformed Prrsbyterian Church IN RoInsaa 4 :. !.
s sap as .ar Ten 'lsa isoa pts.bars blown
just been sepainted, and WAS moi. therssor. naa
Jed on that dsy ssg ID "a - a'.' s s's oeeu-
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Hon. THOMAS III. BAYLY.-Ths gentleman ar
rived at Petersburg "Wednesday evening, by the
Northern train and stopped at the residence of his
father.inlaw, Judge John +. May. Judge b. is en-
roate for Charleston where he win take the steam
err Isabel, on the 10Th. for Havana. tses
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DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. &c.

DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. &c.
TITO HOUS II X K EPE X S..-We have ON
i hand the following very desirable articles fer
ousekeepina purposes, which we will sell at very low
prices: s-
1914, Ia, 1874 and 1874 English Bed Blankets,
l0-4, ia, ia and 1S-4 Domestic do. g
Marseilles Quilts 5szz--s7 . ss-s..-x.s = <
Linen and Cotton Sheeting r,
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton, =
Plain and Figured Furniture Dirnity, :.
White and colored Furniture FRINGE
Plain and Figured Oil Cloths,
Daxlask Table Cloths, $3.50
Damask Napkins and Doyles, -
Every description of Towelling,
Piano and Table Covers,
French and English Furniture Chintz,
Plain and Printed Booking. &c. e.
PARKER, NlMMO & CO,
no l2 143 Eagle Square
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f. HEAVY sulr.-wm 1,..--,-
~ the s,s sireui, court 81 nrs aMs has
n, for Sc ooo ysnty other eiti,s ~ e Sno
held - 10y damages-,hey ssssnr 81 gsa Bran.
ne s.ca al n ~ . meeting SGD denounced bif,
Lewis ""eihng OF
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THE LARGEST YEr-The largest cargo ever car
ried to New Orleans, La. on a steamboat, arrived
there on Sunday, I'd instant, On board the John
Smonds. She had 5,2i7 bales of cotton, and l, 800
bags of wheat
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From d ,ha r., AND TONNAGE OF srEAuro,rs
boats aa that snp Of steam
the United states is o. es o. boats licensed in
boats TONS Besides these are III tonnage nn1;ssa Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

BANKING CAriTA---Applieation will be mad.
to the New Jersey Legislature for charters sor
iine new banks, and for an increase of capital for
tai of y, I75,DW 81 "'1s >s-pf
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coNsERsios JOE asAcTOHs~-Ar. Elicit s,r;,.,
,and and MI. George Larrimer, members ~ ~
Louisville Theatrical company, united with , the
sn , street Baptist church. These gentlemen
na. psn Iof some years the stage, chiefly In
tnsiaI,a AID came to this country last summer
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Stw ENGLAND RuN-The exports Of wan. g.
nys LOO since the frat Of September la.h hve Been
4pooto gallons The Heonomist avs AS
,lSns may. "e aisa been large s York, rese
pris q New Tns !. Ne ,, lat te weeks The
War commenced, was Thirty cents salsSs !, 2
pow fly two cents, with an aetiyity a. J.., ~ y
greater than the ability % supply. ~ aeihahd
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COAL AND COKE.

A kTHkACITE AND GLOVER HILL
IA COAL.-The subscribers are receiving and Keep
constantly hand, CLOVER HILL LUMP AND
HAIL COAL; fine do, for sLlits purposes; Red and
White Ash Anthracite DO. for COOKING ranges stoves
and CRATES and Lump White Ash, for foandres-all
OF which they are prepared 10 sell Is good terms
as it can be purchased in the city. -.
Orders lett Ct Capt L. Libby's corner 10Th and Cary
streets, at their Office the Clover Hill yard wifi
be promptly attended to. y - sta -
They have, for the convenience Of their customers
made an arrangement, by which orders left at the
counting room of the Enquirer Office, viii also have
due attention. VIM H. DAVIS Il Co
do S-2v .tsa = - = = :"
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iHi-DIsG AssocIATIoSs.--Iti is said that the h.
s ox. eo9siee sppeinted to investigate the
New York city. report that l24 ASSOCIATIONS bar.
ing an aggregate OF Is 900 members (who have t..
eether paid not less than $l,oO0Ol0J have Re n
eSaihed and that the couamittee are In favor af
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tlIMAEt, AND MAXINE iNSUIk 1NCE-THE
u ,,f, tIRGiNiA, at Winchester, Va. Branch Office
W. s,h street I'd door from the Post O lice Richmond
Company viii insure first class RRICK nwF MS
LlNds SPerretqally for single payment of 4 DER
Gent Time policies will also be ssued of Buildngs
rates. Sooh'iy, d. current
>. Marine and Inland Traasponts ton Risks taken on
a. favorable terms as by sa s .er responsible Com
ALL AL LOSSES are snamstfy and literally adjusted
a. Ills once. q. f.. BREESE. ActuarY
AHRkRENc Es:
Sam'l Marx. Cashier Bank of Virginia. Richmond.
IA. SMITH. do Farm ers Bank DIVA. do.
Mess.fs I!!fxaiA Co. S
-. hf.1tst Brent Cashier of Che Bank of the Val.
= =. sselTard' Cashier ofthe: Farmers Bank, Win.
n he g james ssn NJ Mason. U. s. s., Winchester
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FOR SALE.--,rhe lie ase 1-,;.,. -, go.
with % a, sa , 1 By me BLacksMirfHs SHOP fnH
ih an and 1n Coo Tools Fixture &C. near the corner of
house ~, and near the Old NJ Arket. 'ea''''As ware
,0es.lS h. $780, ooe one for any business The lease
II not sold privately E4fare ~, ,s desired.
formation @ DC sod at public auction For any in
Auctoneer f"'ie Vi u e subscri Der or ALHx MOTT
no 8-3taw@ rs r fHELIN.
M 1RnEN NTE ~ G;A4n!ItGr AND DAIRY F,yR
rent or lease ~. The subscriber wishes to
Il miles from the Ss of years his Farm about
ing sld 81 f'na'h 20 &C res There is good dwell
m,rahy adapted for neg ses on the place 1t is ad
the "a purpose it is at ,,y usfden ann DAIRY Tor
do is- stu d se modes t. '' 10 so0a 'eiin''
/ -I0UI s JOHN HouPT
b.nd corner of Psasl s "lSs ron ~ Fd'W EIt-
can't be beats aoas whhsksy about nine years old
az the besr that n.on nSes brandy yinag. Of 1876
osfK beat sass ws get wit Win buy Holland Gin the
and try them fory o a1u ether liquors sener,. Cali
S5 81 the RIeH ~ M YEEs OF THE - SI i%v
So,sc,ara OF Janllay, 1855 viii attsn ossas,anee
the 3lst of &c 1mber iiai from the ls.h to
ss s nsif of taxes from sneh nsrsnn. ahe
previously paid 80, DEDUCTION Of 10 per cnt by having
finn n H. more required to call the specia sttsu
November payers to an Ordinance passed 22d Of
and 10 etyshs an additional Of so per cent
tied to ds5 aes;p senerny that taey are emit
18Th ana "a ss oiee and peying the same Letwesn ts
B-n, ILLUS A. HOBSON, C. C. Taxes.
the ist s collectors have been ia the = ocs snns
the time re"n;s and viii not be cat until sfer
soas 10 T. estate 70 be sold for taxes tone mems.
payers vii ihapeisy ss m eflhs ins.nss C.as;)tss-
those whisr fhe g. before that fins aud aso
examnstine plis disjd ed. dssrous Of ssskinr an
is days Of sir hit L. mst csl during the iirst
win sfnosf b That pa rposs; and after thst tina Il
the amount n wa TO divide bills eon.iderinE
"a ~ q xIesea,bsr. s's-s1 IA, IN. C. O. n
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1DIf! Y1Nt! Ia - -
~ Hsllo there V1lsfe ~ y0n suthe4
NJ ~ | sm going 20 tho Capitol. to NEST the msn,-
bers. RsT & sfVsss4
Cshnvt you stop 1t BAkTnosoMEw,s, and take my
Wafeli tD Eepaifl 4$4 NJ xEss sSe1t asEss8s5.
q, yea hare got order TO net q Clock from him,
n to put up at the Cours-huas gfssf 80
would have sent Il long ago, bat don't know where
he lives $50 81 - 3g "a gs-.9T'sf -
Then you cannot read the Dispatch paper often But,
any how, I'll tell yoa. - sa73 81
- SO will give yoa his address, Il sfg8e ss7m5sa
s And bid gen at once adieu
aa At the corner Of 18th street.
Lives BILL BARTHOLOMEW. Is
tFr Watches, Ciocks aud Jewelry Of every descrip.
ton will be found at the sfore Of
rs usM skss w. J.sBARTHOL0MEWf 1
s8a 49, s8s Corner Main and Ilth sts
49, II Near Antoni's COME cfionary store
~ Repairing done as well and ON a. reasonable
terms any other honse in the city. de s
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INSURANCE COMP NAIEs.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU.
~ RANCE COMPANY:-etfce at .'Sta. toner's
Hall, No. q Pearl street. Richmond, Va-Ths Com
Creditors, over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLL AIRS,
and is paying annual dividends of IS per cent to the
Insured: IL mas capital OF over ~ 900 600. No Com
pany affords more security advantages TO the nsu
red. g. w KN0WTES -
DIR. A. SNEAD. Medical Examiner sc a}--3m
EIRE AND MARINE INSUR HNCE can
pany on az favorable terms with any other coonpa-
ny In this State possessing real cash ca pital to meet
losses Apply to STOKES i co.
nm, ~ Agts, Ric hmond, Va.
JNO WOOD, Jr. Sec'y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

NlTED STArES LIFE Al ;@1JEAN1JE
LADELPHlA-CAPITAL ST. ,2406z s-Issues poli
cies on White Persons fer Life, and axes annual d.
vldends 10 poicy holders; also nsures Savss for one
VI q 'efm Oh years FOR rates Ne, Apply to
- z. ----3 y. r. BRE SEE, Agent, or s.
W:HAffCOCK,
.... az . Medical E.xamin or,
icy OF Virginia, 18th street, RichmoDd d, Va.