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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-01

The Entertainments will be Novel, Varied and
Brilliant consisting Of
ELEGANT ACTS OF HORAEMANsHIP,
Acroba'ic and Gvnnastic Feats!
Vau'ting. Tumblug, Fpa,s of Eqnllib, ium,
Comic Scenes, Songs, and Laughabie After
Pieces. The whole to b enlsened by the
Comic alitiss Of the Two Great Clowns,
SAM LAThROP AND TO n LINTON.
r. BANDS, Manager
j. J. NATHANS, EQUESTRIAN DIRAcroR.
G. HERMAN, LEADER or rHx band
]. p. GREEN. TRsAsunR
Admission, Boz SO cents. PIT 25 cents.
4" The whole performance, ard No Halt Prce.
Doors open al and 7 O'Clock, p. n. Perform
An es CONNIE, ce half an hour aftosward
Keosauqna, August 7th; Bonaparte, August
ST. West Point, A. gust OH; Fort Madison,
August 10th chaylesten, August 1lsh.
Jul< 2f. 1855, H =. =
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New YoRK, July 28.--At yesterday :
session of the American Pro estant As>o-
citation in National Convention. the propo,
si,ion was introduced to strike from The
constitution the words simply Protestant
Association Intense excitement fol-
lowed, and the movers were threatened
with toss out of the window. The
chairman finally declared the motion ont
Of order and the matter dropped.
The Grand Encampment Of the A r.
A. also mt yesterday in the city, and
after the choice of officers adjourned 10
meet in Cincinnati in June 1856.
The correspondent of the Herald wr'-
ting from Grenada, states ,hat among The
dead of Walkers expedition were recog
nized the bodies of Mr.. Jules de Brssoi
and Capt Hornsby, who were bath recent
~ attaches of the American Legation il
Central America.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-01

rv They have newly invented can
non in n n,ucket which throws q ball ten
miles. The Mexican Government have
purchased twenty five of the smale t,
and it is expected that orders will be re-
ceived for supply of the larger ones FL
the Crim.a. The principle involved il
lis construction is not stated
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j'soprtfors
NEAL, ABBoT 4 TO. 80 Broad s.. N. Y.
NlLLrAMs, TANuER a. CO., Buffalo
sur DAILY BY
Peoples Line Ste imcrs, foo, Court andt Street.
For Balls Ladins, apply 10
NAL, AMOR s. 20.
y. Il. bRoeKE, IS Broad Street,
KtBsiI Hi1iyrR New York.
Mark Packages MEAL. ABsoT & Cos EsfRIss.'
July 81, 1855. d&aom
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BURLINGTON


toRNER MAIN AND JEFFERSON SIS,
Burlington, LIZA.
4 BRANCH Of the Mercantile College OF
"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Il .esis-
lature OF that State with perpetual chatter
TRUSTEES.
His Eycelency the Hon. JAMES BurHAnAr.
| Hon. WM. WILKINS, Gate Secretary at Wary
the HoN MosEs HAMPTON; Hon. W H. Low
ny; hos CHARLIs NAfLos; and GIN. J. X.
MooREHEAp.
FACULTY.
AND1Ew L. HowDEN, late senior Professor Of
Book Keeping ard Commercial Science in the
Mercantile COLLEGE of Pennsvlyania
LeuIs ii. DALHoFF, late Professor of Com
mercial and Ornamental Pennanship il. the same
institution.
CHAs. BEN, DARWIN member Of the Hsri1ne.
ton Bar-professor OF Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying gu, IN every
particular that course oftTainIDs for bns,ners in
troduced and followed up for upwnrcs OF fifeen
years oy Mr.. DUR. the founder of the Mercan-
tile College OF Pennsylvania, by which abo,
3,eOo merchants and accountant. have been ouaI-
ihed Tor business. II is row regarded by basi-
ness men az the most Thorough and effective pye-
psrauon Tor the accountant given in the United
States. II comprebends upwards of 400 real
business misunderstanding six different
methods OF conducting books by double entry
about 800 commercial computations. expiainnr
many business operations not feupd in corrrorr
arrhmetics-a comprehensive course Of ms,ca,
tile penmanshlp-business forms and busins 8
letters daily lectures on commercial law ana
commercial sciences.
Dnfs Book keeping. Harper's edition pr,e.
xi,ao, re NEST perfect and comprehensive in The
English language. Duff's Western S,esmer,
Accountant. perfect system for such accounts
$l-To be had at Corse's Bookstore. Jefferson
Street
Il Send for Circular BY mail.
Burlington, July Is, 1885, div
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Co-PARrnERsuIp Nor,cE

CO-PARTAERsHIP NOTICE.
THE undersigned have this day formed s &C
i partnership under the name Of Cox 4 Shell
ley, f,r the purpose Of transActing : uholesak
Dry Goods baslness At No - Main Strest.
IA. +. COX.
sss ~ .ls s ~ ~ r.. o1ExLEY.S
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EXCELSIOR
Boot and Shue Mandatory.
rux1A1rsT FRENCH AND AMERicAs FASHIONS.
j. II. Harris Il Co.

II AyING just opened shop, IN her old Hl1
IL business, on Sd street, between Ms'nF
and Johnson, Keoknk, Iowa, respectfully Az
nounce that they are prepared to manufacture
the neatest gnd most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got M
Determined not 10 be excsllei by any man.
facturers in the West they solicit share Of pub
lie patronage.
As we purchase direct from the importers, our
stock is always OF the latest fashion and best
quality, and at the lowest figures.
AS We keep no Eastern or slop work on hand
we warrant al our ready made Boots and Shoes
Of the same character as those made 10 order.
Call and leave your orders for good fit. War
ranted to suit IN every particular.
J. T. HARRIS q CO.
July 81, 1855 dy
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There arr also conncc ed with
this Company
Four Performing Elephants!
Plzarro, T,mour, seiiIn, and sab,
from Asiiey's Amph,- Theatre,
London. They have performed
in most Of tho principal Theatres
of Europe and heir perfof mances
strike the beholder with
Wonder and Amendment
The whaie Sud Of L,liiputian
Ponies, imported from England
by Mr.. Sands, will appear in all
OF their
Wonderful Feats!
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Great Reduction In Pritt Of Dress Goods.

fTHE Ladies are advised that from this day
1 will sell the balance Of my stock OF Tissues
Bareges, Printed Jaconets and other summer
Dress Goods 1t less than cost
Great BATg,ins can be had BY calling soon.
p y. Hta4TER. Il
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III perform in Keokuk on Monday, Augas.
18th 1855.
FOR OIE DAB ONLY
n THE Company will enter town
AA~ IN GRIND Procession, on the
~ morning Of ExhlbiiieL, preceded
bya
e. Magnificent Dragon ChariOt
:: :: !; 8; IS; F.
11sC The team Of Twenty Liil'puti.
CP an Ponies, driven before he Mn
S4 iatue Carriage, Grand Cort re OF
AdR Performing Horses, Sc, a..
l2 The names Of the most .. oml-
E2Sl nent EqnestrIans belonging 10
l1a this establishment are sure gua~-
an'y Of their superiority above
other Companies,
Principal Yquestrtans.
kA SANDS AND MASTERS JFs.E
~ - & GEORGE, M. j. J. NATHAss
= AND MASTER PHrLe, Sam La
THRop, the Kentucky Clown,
E.: ) !: : A.: ;: E. E:
~ AMI Psrehe Performer, GEaacE
~ SARGENT, in his ChangeahIe See.
N mic Acts. II Day & DAVIS, the
HkAy0t'r~at Trapeze PERI rlnepe, n.
NAcLE, the celebrated Bsrou;
jumper. and Messrs BAssErr,
SHAY, NIXON, SPENCER, and others
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Ex4crAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
LEE COUNT PEOPLES TICKET.

For. County Judge,
o II. q. STUART, of Montrose,
AZ For Sheriff,
33ARvEY LIE SUER, of Fort Madison.
y For Recorder and Treasurer,
A.V. GRIFFITH, of Jackson.
For County Surveyor,
DANIEL JONSON
For Coroner,
N. MOODMAN. Of West Point
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

w. B. soaERvrLLE C. d psApFosp
JOHNSON Eupn
New Orleans Produce and Commission House
40 MELVILLE. BRADFORD & Co, Gene
~ raj Produce Commission and Forwarding
Merchants. New Orleans. Particular at,eut,on
paid to the purchase and sale of Western Pro-
doce Also, 10 the Receiving and Forwarding
business generally. Ord.rs respec fully soilrl
ted. No II Tchoupi'oulas street
July 10, 1888. dly
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The Un, ivaiied Female Equestrian,
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SANDS, NATHANs & co.'s

SANDS, NATHANB & co.'s
A M r RICAN CIRCU S +!
From Castle Garden s Mtfropoli,as Tteatre. N Y
TIE LARGEST AND MOST fxrESStyE
COMPANY TRAVELLING IN THE u. q.
viii perform in Keokuk on Monday, Augus
lath 1874
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

DEATH OF A NOTORIOUS WoMAN-A letter
from Paris, in Sunday paper, states that Kate
Hastings died recently in the Charity Hospital of
thatcity.r She was well known in New York
having kept here, for many years, the most noto-
rious and gorgeous of the many houses of illfame
which disgrace our city. She added greatly to her
notoriety some four years since, by cowhiding
Med Buntiine," /" in Broadway, for some remarks
displeasing to her, which he saw fit to make in
"His Own paper. ! She left shortly afterwards for
California where she resided for short time, and
again returned to this city, where she married a
German tailor and accompanied him to Europe
Her husband it is said, after getting hold of all her
property-a considerable sum-deserted her, and
refused TO give her even means enough to return
to this country. She died pauper in the Charity
Hospital of Paris.-N T. TIMES ssss< ~
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PRESENT FOR Gov. WIsE-A correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun, writing from Washington, says
A superb picture, representing the marriage of
Pocahontas, has been executed and framed and is
to-day on exhibition. The following is the inscrip-
ton /: presented to his Excellency, Henry A
Sixth Auditors office Of the Post Office Depart
ment." The top is surmounted with beautiful
spread eagle in gold at each end shield, and at
the bottom the coat of arms of the State. The
picture is 81 by feet in size and will be presented
at IN early day after his Inauguration. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

UNLAWFUL DETKsTIos.--0n Friday last, iu the
police court 1t Ncwburyport Mass, q clerk In dry
eDods stoFs. nasnedJ Il p6aA0sd, was 6aed e5and
costs, for detsining girl agairst bsr win and eo-
pelliae her topay a fey piece Of goods which
lhe did not wspt -, fss
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HEIRS WANTED FOR MILLION AND HALF OF
MoHEY.-A gentleman of this city this morning
received letter from Portadown, county Armagh,
Ireland making inquiries in relation to the heirs
of John White who emigrated from the county of
Armagh Ireland. somewhere about the year 1874
or 10 and who is believed to have left two sons,
Abner and william There Is about million and
half of money, for the lucky Whites who can
aproye property" &c-Wrsh. Star. y
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E4 IliHaSS1,Ah Iyl,inHGasS,A CsN,IRALL ,'9 q
,,-,.,,.--..-..- a. Great MeIl.-THE I0REAf

NoRrHERN AND t souFHEki:N FmHiEski:s1sz azrG GA1AL saI
TWEEN WASHINGTON CITY AND RICH.
MOND, having been trAnsfesred BY he Restmaeeer
General to tbs Virginia Central and Orange and Alex
andria Railroads from the old SfRAf-Iaon Roar run-
ning BY FfedericbuFS, mot for little saving Of ooey
as has been stated but account Of tho uncesanty
OF its delivery, arising from SNAKE HEADS on the
road, and FOGS, WIND md ICE on the potomec
the attention Of the pnbc invited 10 the i1rove-
uent IN the service which will be attained
Although the distance Is greater by the 0ordensvis
route yet the two roads being laid with
ture of heavy Eeee Rail- 10 will be free from ths dan.
gers and delays which must and will attend old nat
bar road and the mails not only be carried moro
speedily but with moro certainty than thsy ossA o.
the old route. es. : - .5ss,I9'- f..s
This new line win also be exempt from the aAAi.
tional causes Of failure Of the Mail which the Beet
mac. .ss,.' -
Passengers by the same trains are carried 70 Cor.
the other wll be warranted safe. ssEe5ss.e, ssss@
NIGHT LfNE-REDUCED FARE!
Mail leaves Richmond AFTER tho arrival q the Pc.
tersburg and Danville cara and connects With the
Alexandria train, arriving at Washington in time 70
deliver the Malls to the Baltimore cars next mofnins
FARE sT5i s'sT-~sE
Between Richmond and Gordonsville. .e22S
0ordonsville and Washington. ........ &zS
Returning from dordonsvilie, this hne srrives In
Richmond in time to send the Mail by the Petsburg
Road in the morning. - tggs + I--ss.7@
stops for passengers at all the usual pscea excevt
Storm, both going up and coming down.
ssst-s sE--isa4 II ~ 9s H. b. WRfTCOMB.
Supt transportation Va. Central Railresd.
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DEATH FRoNAT CAusk--Mr. Eleazer
Brown, aged go died at Uxbridge, Mass, last 81
urday, from modification. A small blackberry.
thorn had stuck in one Of his fingers, indicting.
apparently, . very slight wound; modification.
however, set In, and although the finger was am.
putated, the disease continued 70 spread and ter
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RIO THE TAx-PAYERs OF THE CIT,

Il OF RICHMOND. - Pursuant to an ordinance,
passed lIth of JANUARY 1857 will attond at the
Collectors Office, in the City Hail. from the 18th to
the 3ist of December, inclusive, to receive the
remaining half of taxes from such persons who
entitled to deduction of 10 per cent by having
previously paid the first half
am furthermore required to call the special atten-
ton of the Taxpayers to ordinance passed 22d of
November" ievying an additional tax of so per cent
and notify taxpayers generally that they are enti
tied TO deduction of 10 per cent upon tie same, by
calling at the Office and paying the same between the
18th and 3lst of December.
JULIUS A. H0BSON, C. C. Taxes.
N. BIN consequence of the above mentioned or
dinance the collectors have been in their Office since
the 18th of November and will not he out until after
the time repaired by ordinance for advertising deln
quent real estate tn be sold for taxes lone month pre-
the February term ftie Husngs Court; )tax-
PAYERS will therefore the necessity of calling at the
office and paying the taxes before that times aud also
those wishing bills divided, desirous of making
examination of their oils must call during the first
Is days of December, shall be in the Office du-
ring that time for that purposes and after that time it
will airnost posi- BILE divide bills considering
the amount of work to be done between the 18th
and 3ist of December. j. A. H., C. c. L.
de isf
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F A WITTY. .LEcTuRER--Dr. Oliver w. Holmes
has recently been laid up by illness. In answer to
An invitation TO lecture, he says, that from long
habit he might be able to stand up before an su,
dience, but that he has not strength enough to sit
down. And further he states that II he were Of
fered ESQ bill after lecturing he should be too
weak TO refuse II !
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III As III ID w, 21S Main street, is
receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
suitable for housekeepers. Also of Wood Ware, com
prising every article in that line oc Is
NTESsRS. REX a. MIOYER would in.
1V4 form the citizens of Richmond that they
prepared to furni.h FLOUR in TO- l5 20 or p pound
bags CORN MEAL in any quantity, from their
Steam MILL corner of Main and 2lst strees from
their wagon customers doors, at short notice.
Please give CALI all who have tried it pronounce
il first-rate article.
de 4-Im* REX MOYER.
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= '''- BENNETT BEERS,
..es Dru ssista
! 7:RE1T CHANCE FOK B7K1a1INs

a GREAT CHANCE FOX BARGAINS,
"A Presents for the Christmas and New Years Holi-
days can be bought remarkably low &C Goidsrnit's 2
Trimming and Fancy Store, ec5 Broad IT. VIII opsn
crotchet and Muslin CollaIs. some Of them cannot
be- erceled either beauty price; Infants WaistG
Cambria and Swiss Bands inside CaPeE white Kid
tors hsndsome embroidered Handkerchief from &c
10 the finest; rass linen Do ct Sk and 30 e north dou
bie the money; chiidren's woollen Coats LegEines;
let RrnceIets and Necklaces Port Monnaies; Lock
ets and many other fancy goods be run Oft cheap at
. - - ~ as5s3 ~ FGOLDSMfTS
II Is Trimming and Fancy Store,
A. o. 205 Hroad street. I
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IMPORTANT DEC1sIoN.-In the case of Jervs
Spencer against the Bank of Baltimore, decidedin
the circuit court of Baltimore, Monday, the jury
gave their decision in favor of the Bank. Under
the instruction of the court, they decided that .
note drawn to order, dated in a city and endorsed
by resident Of the city, and made negotiable at a
bank in the city, Is properly demandable at the
counter Of the bank where the note b negotiable
that word in acommerciaf sense being synonymous
with payable, and that a hank may retain out Of
deposits in a bank by an endorser on such note a
terest and cost of protest. The case Is an impor-
tant one, and be carried to the Court Of Appesla
THE OHIO MPRovEMENr CoMPANY.-Acc ord
ing to the Cleveland Morning Leader, the Ohio
Improvement Company intend opening books sf
multaneously In Philadelphia Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing Cincinnati and Louisville, the 9th of Janu
ary. The Company propose 10 alackwatsrs the
Ohio River from Pittsburg to Louisyilie. {,
.AFAILuRE--An experimental gun, 4 90, s,pound
err made Of cast steel with . chsmise. eT outward
covering of cast iron and weighing nine tons
burst at the first discharge, in the Royal Arsenal
at Woolrich, England, . few weeks since
y PEN ALE NoB.--On Monday Of last week several
of the femiuines Of Delaware, In, armed with
hatchets etc., assembled and marched In military
array 70 the ahantiea a sonus Irish who wers 70
ported % be dealing Ia the ardent near the railroad
depot. The war on black bottles and casks Is de-
Scfibcd 81 furious On thoir return 70 Delswara
the ladies met : dray laden With the obnoxiopl
sau6, intsnded for - Atplssnt BY railroad The drs
vel was ordered 10 halt when fhe heads Of TIT
barrels werc knocked out andtheir contents pouret
intotls road So f
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%RVILLE KAILRO AD-OPEN 10
= -BARKSDALES, III NILES The
regular Passenger Train win daily Sundays on.
cepted) between RICHMOND and BARKSDALEs,
stopping to take mp or put OF passengers the follow
ing points only: Manchester Robious Coaifeld Tom
shswI, P9whetan, nattoax, Chals, Amelia G. n, Je-
herrn, Keysyil!e brakes Branch, Mossnsford, Ros-
noke, Clover, Scottsburs, Boston, News Ferry, and
Barksdale's. - .esi:eL s
xLeave Richmond ut o'clock A. NJ, and arrive at
Berksdsle's 81 p. NJ. Leave Barksdale's at 9 A. NJ,
and arrive as Richmond at sis P. M. - ~
Children over and under II yesrs Of age and SER
wants, half price, Servants travelling BY themselves
must be furnished with two passea % that one may
be retained &C the ONCE whore they purchase sheT
tckets and 1t must be sxpressy stated that they
permitted to 20 on the cars. 3s..,
Passengers for FaxmvilIe, Lynchburg. wythsvills,
Va and Jonesboro and Knoxville Tenn, con.sct
daily with South-6ide Railroad at buskevile. Pae-
senges for Greensboro and Salem, n. C., connect
daily at the terminus Of the Railroad with Hoderiy
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CELLING OFF CHEAP TO REDUCE

SHILLING OFF CHEAP TO aHEDCCE
- SsTOCK.-CHRISTMAS GIFTS Beautiful Pa
ris Flower Vases, cut and covered; elegant iniaid
Odor Boxes or perfume cases; Pearl Port Monnaies;
Turkey Morocco and Shell do; rich carved Parian Gard
Baskets; truly elegant Cologne and rich Bohemian
Toilet Bottles cut glass; Cologne in large and assorted
sze bottles superior Tortoise Shell and India Rubber
dressns, toilet and pocket Combs elegant Psrs Hair
brushes, some with oval Mirror; . large variety of
Garman and French Pomades for the hair Otto of
Roses in gilt yals Cigar Cases and Cigar Stands Ala
baster Baskets; Watch Stands; Wax Flowers Liquor
Cases with gilt bottles and glasses complete Liquor
FIasks for hunters and travellers assorted; with many
other styles of beautiful imported goods which win
be sold OF at prices to suit the tines:
-, - - ssS5 BENNETT 4 BEERS, .
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SIGNoR Il. GEOkGE Professor OF Mu.
~ SIC, most respectfully announces to the citizens
of Richmond that he is prepared to make engage
with parents pupils for instruction in Music
on the PIANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
SIGSoR GEORGE pursues the Solfesgi system of
vocalizaton deemed the only perfect mode, and
the instruction Books of Lablanche, TlCooke Crevel-
il and Signor Bora, late of this city.
EP Orders may be left at the Book aud Piano Forte
store of Messrs. James Woodhouse Co, 1S9 Main
street. Sc l5-ly
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fTNO RAIL ROAD COMPANl ES...We
Il are manufacturing and keep constantly on hand
every variety of Spikes and Chai rs and other Rail
Fastenngs. s Il ~ f1s&
ALSO-Bolts for Bridging, all lengths.
Car Axles snd fiat round and square iron, ali sizes,
made from best Virginia charcoal Pig Iron
e. r. ARCHERe& Co,
dc It's ~ @ Armory Iron Works.
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UNlONsTEAglyHIPC COal-
pany-llf RhiDaAelp6la, via
~ Gisy R;sGtr's RHstGst ~ ~ Esyask..x IA,

UNlON1TEAMYHlP COM-
4 Rany-lsr RhiIadell6le, VIA
as Steamer xis6a visSfSia IA csrsssa sssss b.s,d
Michel; ss ssssa ssssnsf = 1fEsHsTEvaNi1, csps Or
''sS One of ths.. mperor s...nen w.I ls..s Rich:
Friday, touchingst Cry Point snA Norfolk g
ceiys freight and Pa9snscrs. Returning, leavs Phil.
sdelphis every WEDNESDAY, and Saturday morn
ines steamer ere .ow in ins order, iaeressed %.
commodations for the comfort of pan.neers hsviaa
bsen .ddsd, = slso n.ors room for freight; and NO
good Committed 70 our charge, TO receive en- tncsesse
u No tsnshipmsnt y this line.
r..ss shrssyh 9 % Il. Id 7sst, sss iissaa. .ssso
Do "a 10 4 RhfadslvhiA ssd fond. IL
r..ss ssss sssoss . ass sssi Il ~
r~ss 80 . ciiy fsiss ana Hasai .s !. sss
vst fss.ssss s y sA.s nss 60 - !. f1ii.sslvhs.
s.eos thns asyA md sas ssssaS ss, g - 1ssa p
u /. ';s.s - sassst " aS11 ksssss... kks
Is Es-...aAskke sssSSssf I B CT + ID M.
l nCaD4 Jno. DAv1as Ntn5 ee10enes
he rsesIsl - hssswssa ssis !,ses 81 NQ8
/ Sssrv fSsrsfay, oassr1ay ssS Tuss1ay qst.sH 6.
q osleek Desesseiy: nelenins - csseae 80 -
i issvs a. vhsn Nor5e4 syesy ~ e<1y -
W.ans.s.y .sssA.Is = - s.ise -: ~ 49,:
tie Nvss soias md sstsssAas. So .ssr.e
) IN&seS ~ GS1ix. utisk RI etNoe . -
ssItpe = a - pyips - ssess6k&
I ..s-s ssstks As~a1.KEkI6
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BACON & BASKERVILLE,
I'D GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAr

Receive consiguments of Tobacco Flour, Corn,
Wheat &c. and give their personal attention to sales
of same and keep constantly hand large and gene
rsl assortment of Groceries, Seed Peruvian Guanos
&C. fe N-d&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27
To Washington
I" Baltimore. ;,
~ pksfadAInhis

ss Baltimore 900
- Philadelphia, 400
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, 10 now undergoing rela Half
Of it being already completed with IN edge rsl q
peror quality and a. more than cns million Of pAs-
ssnsSrs have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported over this route, Il 10 hoped and believed
that no will be induced BY tho misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement over the dgnatye Of
"H. d. Whitcomb, Supert,n TO select the longer
aud more circuitous roufc referred to therein. Th~
R& F.P.R.R Il. has been In operation for twenty-five
years and in all thst time has eitsF been
Killed or crippled by accidents from snake hesds
otherwise which Is without parallel in the hfsoy Of
railroads in this country. sss sea1gf
g. RUTH,
80 - cuperiutendent OF TYanapoxfakioU