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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-30
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD,
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Ii
THE regular Passenger Train will run
MOND and BERRY BILL
Leave RICHMOND at 2 O'Clock, A. M, and arrive
st BERRY HILL IL IS M.
Leave BERRY HILL at 10 80 A. NJ and ayrive
at RICHMOND st4 45PM
The Train will stop Co. passen gers at the following
points only: Robbers Coal-fsd. Tomahawk, Pow.
hstan. Msttoux. Chula Amelia c. H., Wyanoke,
sennings ordinary, Haytokah. Liberty Church,
Meherrin, Keysville. brakes Branch, Mossip gford
Roanoke, Glover, Banister and Berry Hin.
price. "ee' VOL
SsIyants travelling by themselves must be furnish
90 WIN TWO posses. 30 that one be retained in
and must be expressly stated ON the pasl
'nS. Iney are permitted to go on the cars
-, rssnengers for Lynchburg connec. with South.
btde Railroad at Hsytokah. WI" 'oN'h'
1n'o1su " LJncnourg.. ........,.....9 A 5N
rassengen for Clsrksville meet Messrs' Mo.. Z
So:s STAGES a. Roanoke On Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Through to Clarksville. ssoo
B. e. HUGHSON. Tict.t 49,.
N B.-For the information Of the nnh H1sen..
deemed proper 70 state that there are Two p.;I
Lines Of Stages from the terminus of the Rs;I,nsS y
Danville. Toe III R.. ETH
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mi FOR SCOTT sVILL E

Monssy the sth day Of January 1856, our Packet
leave RICHMOND for sCOTTsvILLE every Mon.
day, "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock P. H., and
arrive ct scottsville at u O'Clock A. N. the next
Tuesda5 and Thursdsy at O'Clock P. NJ, and arrive
In Richmond ct O'Clock A NJ. the next day, and
sundsys st 10 A. u and arrive in Richmond at 4
o'ciock P, M on Mondays
The RLOUGHBOY will leave Richmond every
Tassdsy. 1huIsdsy and Saturday ct O'Clock A. M,
ing, win leave columbia at O'Clock A ~. and ar.
rive In Richmond at7k O'Clock p. NJ Persons travel
ing On the Fsckete car ret all their meals on board
HOURS OF PASSING
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NEW BOOK BINDERY,

NEW BUUk b1NUEKY,
I'll BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
WE have now open in connection with
w cur Book sand Stationery Establishment, a
BINDEKY, and have employed the best workmen
to be had; and we prepared to execute Bind
ing in Muslin, Parchment, Turkey. Morocco Russia,
Calf Velvet and al kinds OF Fancy Work; also Cigar
Cases Porte Monnaies, Jewellers Trays &c.
Hat Tips and Bootaakers labels, in gold or silver
Leather, manufactured at the shortest notice.
Blank Books ruled and made to any pattern.
We are also prepared to Emboss and Gid Muslin
work for Publishers at low prices
AS the end of the year lie at hand, persons having
Magazines and Pamphlets on hand would do we'll to
send them in and have them bound and thus pre-
served in an attractive and permanent form.
de l6 HAROLD MURRAY.
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A VAL LIE JAMES RIVEi
~ RARM For SALE IN HENRICO COUNTY

IA FARM FOR SALE, IN HENKICU COON,i I
wish to sell. privately, my Farm called LILLY VAL
Icy, Said Farm lies six miles below Rich mond, on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Bsretle
Cox, the farm called Wilton sc. Said land lies re-
rnarkably well for farming purposes and Is now "a
high state of cultivation containing 1884 acres The
Dwelling House il new. containing four rooms -
There are good Barns Stables, and all necessary
out-houses There is excellent water near the mousse
and an abundance of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, would say, that
rareiy such chance presents itself The location IS
healthy, the society good, and the LANDS are very
fertile.
The subscriber will teke pleasure in showing the
land to any persons wishing to purchase
iae5-tf B. o. AKIN Henrice County.
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FATAL BALL TRAGIC AFFAIR TN MADRID
Madrid. six nights back lady gave q ball, and
among the guests were NJ. R--and a Mademoi.
selle B.. IL was observed that the young mau
constantly kept close to the young lady, and follow
ed her when she went from one part Of the room to
another TWAS also noticed that she seemed great
Iy annoyed by hts attentions The mother of the
young lady wished to interfere, but the mistress oil
the house, anxious to avoid unpleasant scene,
prevsnted her. At q late hour a lady ofhigh rank
and her daughters were announced, and the whole
party rose TO receive them. NJ. R--.taking ad
vantage OF the slight confusion which this created
seized Mademoiseiie BY the hand and whis-
pered something 10 her ear. She turned pale, then
blushed, and replied in low voice. Thereupon the
young man, without saying word, pulled pom
lard from bis pocket stabbed the young lady 10 the
breast. and then stabbed himself near the heart
Both fell bathed In blood A surgeon was imme
diately sent for, and his arrival he found that the
wound of the young lady was not mortal, as the
poniard had struck the sternum, but the young
man was quite dead. 1t is said that hi. R-had
long sought Madenoiselle BIN marriage, but
that she had refused to accept him. and that meet
ing her at the ball. he had again pressed her to ac-
cept his addresses but that che had ain pereInp.
tory refused -[Galiynanis Messenger.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
ROAD

III = -. -. nd N e,;I1 MoN1s2
Dec. 4th, 1854, the Freight Trains will rnn as fol
lows un til far her notice;
To Hatoka, Keysville. Roanoke and Clover daily.
To Msttcax, Amelia H., Meherren and brakes
Branch, every Monday, Wednesday and SATURDAY..
To Coafeld, Powhatan, Chula Wyanoke and Mas
singford, every Tuesday and Friday.
To Tomahawk, Jennings Ordinary every Wednes-
day.
Goods must be delivered by o'clock the day pre-
vious to the departure of the trains for those points
Merchants will please mark the name of Station,
and 'South Side Railroad" every article Intend.
ed for that road
In compliance with a request of the Superinten.
dent Transportation South-Side Road. all goods in.
tended for that road. will hereafter be forwarded
daily to the Junction.
will collect all through fret hts but the RICHMOND
AND DANvILLE COMPANY will be responsible for no
loss or delay beyond the Junction.
Powder received every Monday, as heretofore.
Nothing but Specie or pirginia Currency will be
taken in payment of freghts and it is imposs bic for
the Agent to meet his engagements with the Treasu.
Ier OF the Company, unless merchants pay their
freights promptly. THOS. E. SIMS
de Up Freight Agent r. l. D. R. R.
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DROWN,S sAFETY MONEY DRAW

iRROWN'S SAFETY MONEY DRAW
II ER.-The Subscriber has just received an in
voice Of the above Safety Money Drawer, which for
durability, economy and safety is not surpassed by
any in use.
Each drawer 10 furnished with alarm, which is
always sounded by persons not acquainted with the
manner of opening 1t.
Merchants and others will find the draw er indis-
pensible after having used it.
: Samples may be seen by calling upon the subser-
Der, who has two OF them in his store
ALEX. MOTT,
de6 Opposite St. Charles Hotel
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Mt A. STURDIVANT, ATTORNEY A

Mt A. STURDIVANT, ATTORNEY AT
IN. Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC, practices in all the
Courts of the City CT Richmond and in the adjoining
Counties Will take dispositions to be read in the
United States Court in the Virginia State Courts and
in the Courts of other States whose statutes author
ize Notaries to take dispositions VIII also take &C
acknowledgements. &c, to deeds for the following
States and Territories Alabama Connecticut llli-
nois Indiana, Iowa. Maine. Massachusetts, Michi-
gan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio.
Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia and
Wisconsin.
Office on 11th street, between Main and Bank SIS.
ia I7-2m
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MOTHERS. TRY LEONARD'a I'M.
DRICEs OF WOOD REDUCED

Il Having on hand large supply OF WOOD. L
will hereafter sell Oak at $3.50 and Pine at "a Per
cord.
The collection Of bills for wood consumes 30 much
more time than find that can devote 10 II, tha1
am constr aimed to sell in future only for cash.
Orders left at the store of L. P. Ellis Co, or at
my yard on Broad st., will be promptly attended TO-
Ia l5-1mk . ~ OANIo
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RAILROADS, &c.
. eK~n FOR NORFOLK AMI

xsK-h FOR N o r + 0 l. X AND
i : PORTSMOUTH.-R A IL e AID
LINE via PORT WALTHALL--The beautiful
and .favorits steamboat AUGUSTA, Captain VIM
Smith, will resume her place on the line, on MON.
DAY, October S0th.
The cars running in connection with the Augusta,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot eve
~ Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday morning, at 81
O'Clock. Returning, the Augusta will leave Norfolk
on the alternate days at 81 b. touching at all the
landings on the river, both going and returning.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk ..........S2 60
Children oysr 5, and not over II years of age,
half price.
servants, through Ou
80 any point on the river. ..................l 90
Do do for children and servants........... 25
THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
Office r. l. P. z. r. Coz
Oct. '23th. 1854. oc23
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
THE NORTH WIND

THE NORTH WIND
Who = he that travelleth over the world.
With his spear we'll poised, snd his flag uuTurleds
The old and the young he ID ever among,
40 me rear OF the weak and the dread of the
strong.
Now they tremblei 10 their homes,
For he Gomez -madly comes,
With shout liaethe roll of a thousand drums
Where he goeth no one knoweth,
Whence he came none Gao name;
But be hnds delight on his steed Of might
To eallop abroad like wandering knight,
Over hrowing whoe'er he may ind
Who 10 he--who 10 he,
So wild and 90 freea
Tts the farce north wind-ts the fierce north
wind.
Who 10 he that r0sheth through quarrels and warsl
From the depths Of the to the tops of the stars
He iiveth alone 10 a world of his own,
Among halls oil thick ice, where the sun never
shone;
And he comes on our earth
To destroy all the worth
OF the tree in is PRIDE and the flower In It's birth
Where he f1eth verdure dieth,
In his breath there IL deathi
But he lovesh to chase with giants feet pace,
The ship as she bounds DER the black seas space.
And soon leaves her helpless behind.
Wac 10 he who 10 he, =
That now rushefh on mel
Tie the fierce north wind-'tis the fierce north
wind Z
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
49, STEAMBOAT CTIRT

!. PECK.-P SAGE TO PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steamboat CUR
It's PECK, Capt. JOHN DAVIS, having undergone
complete overhauling, has resumed her regular
run on the river between this and the above places
leaving the wharfat Rockets every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings, at 81 O'Clock precisely
touching at ell the regular landings going and return
ing.
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfoik.........S2O
Meals SOC. each.
oc 80 r. o. HASKINS
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In MI Ewzssz:zzE3 NORTH CARROLL

- kx5NY.N MA EXPRESS!-EXTRA-
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTs!!- -DIsPATCH is
THE LIFE OF TRADE Goods ordered by our
Express Usually sold, and the proceeds il your
drawers in less time than they can possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of conveyance.
Merchants of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Mount,
Wilson's, Goldsboro', Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumberton, will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei.
dom and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads
Our Room has been much increased, and charges
are sure to be satisfactory. ADAMS CO.,
ea26 Under the Exchange Hotel.
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RACUN q BASkERV Id Olfer Tor sale
- So Hhds Porto Rico
Ii do Orleans
60 Boxes Loaf
1870 Bbls Crushed SSUGARS
20 do Powdered
loo Bbls r L 4 Stuart's Coffee
u do White do
y y E DO New New. Orleans MoLAssEs
400 Bags Rio lcoupEE
$40 Sides GOOD" Leather
$50 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
Pepper; Pimento and Ginger
Sperm, Adamantine and TalIow Candles
Green and Black Teas
Powder and Shot
Wrapping Paper and Irvine
Candle Wick; Grain Bags
Bed Cords and Leading Lines ia II
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OFFICE K, f. & P. R. r. COMPANY,t
RICHMOND. Jan. /, 1855. 5


RICHMOND. Jan. |, 1855. :
fsla EG EszsEsEsss1 A &C O M M q d A.
EE EIxEa-NgT TIN TRAIN BETWEEN
THE JUNCTION AND OND-DAILY,
EXCEPT ON SUNDAY On and after the 18th
inst. the Wood and Lumber Train of this Company
will have Passenger Car atteshed and be run daily
except on Sunday, between the Junction and Rich
mond, stopping at any point on the way for passen.
gers.
Hour of departure from the Junction, a quarter
before O'Clock A M, and from Richmond O'Clock
p.
FARE-same as on the Mail Trains, W hich from and
after the 18th inst will not stop for passengers either
way between Richmond and the Junction. except at
the Cottage station.
SAMUEL RUTH,
ia Pts Agent of Transportation.
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u AND CoMmIssIoN MERCHANT, Office removed
to the Odd Fellows Hail. Franklin street, on. square
below Exch.pge Hotel again Offers bis serv,ses 70
Renting Houses and buying and selling Produce OF
every description. He Is also prepared to TeS Sass
Storage at very moderate rate any ano al for
stof,se. He also has ample aud comfortable Rooms
| for the accommodation of Servants while hinne
without being exposed in the streets, which oy
late ordinance Of the city forbids their standing
/ p
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A DAMS g. CO.'S NEW YORK, WIZ

A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR.
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, &c, &C., kc.-Having effected arrange.
ments with the u s. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL ExPREs s.
PRIVILEGES on that route, we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every descripticn
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods win be re-.
ceived at our New York Office SO Broadway, until 81
O'Clock. P. M, on the day of sailing
Merchants aud others ordering goods from New
York, requested to order by adams & CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run a. heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge OF special
messengers All Goods not marked to 70 via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by the aeamer Ex.
p il McDoNoUeH, Agent, Richmond m
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor.
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, viii
hereafter be received by ADAMS 4 CO., So Broad.
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
: LUDLAM PLEASANrB,
IL 6-ts SIS Broadway. New York
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WOOD-FOr sale by the IA, II, OF
w whole Cord, delivered on Shockoe Hill.
Say best Seasoned Oak at IS 90 per cord.
Green do SO for ironing.
Seasoned Pine 90 per cord
Green do so per cord
Orders left with Mr.. WIN. ENGLISH, at his Gro
Gerry Store, corner I'd and Leigh streets, will meet
prompt attention. deg
The WOOD can be had the next day after orders
are left
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E1ANCY CRATE AND FENDER MA

EANCY CRATE AND FENDER MA
Il NUFACTORY. E and 9th sts. Richmond, Va
have for sale 800 6 CRATES and TENDERS, embrs-
cling all the various kinds used in the South, East
West and North. l receive monthly all the various
patented patterns used il the Eastern and Northern
cities, and am prepared to manufacture Crates and
Tenders at Northera prices
Builders and Merchants and others in want OF
Crates and Fenders will find it to their advantage to
give me rall before purchasing elsewhere.
All work manufactured and sold by me is war
ranted. SAML D. DENOON.
FOR HIRE Il have for hire likely Girl, IA years
of age, used to waiting in the house. Terms mode
rate. ja 22-Sm
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- FOR LADIEs.-FALL AND

- WINTER SHoES.-We respectfully %
the attention of Ladies' to our varied and sxtensw
stock of SHOES and CATERS suitabls for ths.
use the present and approaching seasons. we nss
avery description Of Cater Boots. thick and ~.
Satin and Kid Caters from IS 20 81; Morocco ~
Kid Walking Shoes from 90 to 81 ISL Kid ana ~
10000 Slippers nom 90 to $l5o; also. KID snd -
fine 40 hes been offered in this city. In snols
we have we believe almost every kind and style ~.
ally Gale for. Ladies' in want Of Shoes are respss
fully invited to give us call, and we promise -
they shali receive polite attention. and every INC
n.ent win be offered them, 10 make their pnrcnsS"
of us. oe IL WHITE PAGE. Is Man -
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ia Pts

PEMOVED-The subscriber has re-
~ moved from his old stand at Rockets to the
of Goth and Csry streets, the Dock, where
he will continue to keep large and general assert
ment Of Ship ChandlerY and Groceries, and win be
pleased to his old friends and the public in gem
eral. ia 20 LUTHER LIBBY,
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HfRINo AND coILrcr1ro,

NOTICE GEO. w. TOLER, General
IN AGENT and Collector Office on franklin O.,
uuder Metropolitan Hail. Richmond. vs.--Will at
tend to renting out houses, hiring out negroes, col
Al snd req. 70 = s
promptfesa and disuatcb de 20
John r. COOK, having Withdrawn from
~ the lase firm of Tolsr Cook, will continue, at
the old stand the same line Of business on his own
account-Hiring out Negroes, Renting out Houses
Collecting Claims, he and will be glad to receive
the esll OF his friends and the public generally.
A OFT
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,

PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSiOR WOhho,
CopNERor SEVENTH AND MAIN Sis
YT1HE subscriber takes pleasure IN announ ~,
i cling to the public that his rLANiNd ana "a"
MILL Is now ia complete order. r,L,,-
an srgspss ii:
far Planning Saving, aud Tongueing and oroovng III
kinds Of Boards and Plank, he is now sna9.sa 70 OK
Gaii .io'N e WILLIAM FORBES.
CTORAGE.-We are prepared to receive
y at our lumber house or the corner OF Doek aho
goth streets. all kinds OF storage on a.
terms as it can be had in the city. IN
js9-ts JOHN w. WRIohA ~ W -
A SIN ALL HOUSE AND LOT.
N NORTH OF LEIGH STREET. EXCHANG'
ED FOR NEGRO PROPERTY person nav
from l6 to years of age, who is DESTROYS OF making
SUCH an exchange, viii please call on the subscriber
'"o" ' JAMES D. ELLETT,
de2S General Agent aud Com Merchant.
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n NOTICE.-PREMIUM :
BOOT AND SHOE MANIrEAc =

TORT, No. 127 Main st-The subscriber re-
turns his thanks to his friends, customers
and the public generally for the liberal patrensss DO
has received from them, and hopes by strict stssn'
ton to business to merit continuance of the ssme
ton to ALL
he would also most respectfully call the attention
Of all in want OF BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS, CAk'
PET BAGS, VALICES, 49,, to his assortment .
they will always find large stock to select fron "
Their Of his own manufacture or OF the best PniAs
oelphia, New York and Eastern work, OF tie pes
that can be had, and at prices az low ss any ctha
house in the Southern country, Of the same 9aan5'
ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots. Shoes
Trunks, Carpet Bags. &c, No. IN Main e.
Ladies', gentlemen's, boys misses ana
children's Boots and Shoes, of every description,
made to order in the best and most fashionable msa
ner. at tba shortest notice. JAZZ
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Nv FOR SALE-A fine Northern
IA TROTTER, perfectly gentle aud kind IN
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city
sold only for want of time to use them. Apply 81
he American Stable ne i5-u
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOTN,}
NOVEMBER 1st 1854.
A TIA meeting of the Board of Directors,
N held this date, Mr.. JAMES c CRANE wss
unanimously elected President OF the Richmond Fire
Association, vice James Bosher, decd.
By order of the Board of Directors.
no2-ts JNO. II. BOSHER, Secretary.
DUMPS! PUMPS! just received at
i my store on 18th ct, between Main and Gary, q
large supply of Cistern, Well, Garden Engine, and
other Force, Lever and Doubl e-action PUMPS OF
will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per.
sons needing such articles should give me call.
NH Sits CHARLES n LANGLEY
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JOSEPH r. ANDERSON
MATHEW DELANY,
FRANCIS T. GLASGOW,
WILLIAM STEPTOE.

NOTICE.-Ou business will be cOntin-
IN ned heretofore, according to the viii of the
late WEN WALLACE.
All persons indebted to the concern are hereby
tiisd that ali debts that past due be paid
forthwith those falling DUE must be paid PROMPTLY
it will be impossible to givs further indug ence.
ia i--d&cIm WIN. WALLACE SON.
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M AGNETIC WASHING FLUID-A
N1 fresh supply Just made snd for ssle hy
OWEN b. HILL, Market Place.
Ja 80 Franklin st.
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HDUcATIe n.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

TN consequence Of the removal Of rome 9
his pstrous from the city, the Subscriber woq,
800 q s more SCHOLARS to suit his Classes III
be seen after O'Clock r. M 4th street befws
Main and franklin. T. rENDAHAO1s'
Aim
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TREDEG AR
FOUNDRY and ENGINE WORKS,
ANDERSON, DELANY & CO.,

THE subscribers are prepared to fill OF
L ders for Marine and Locomotive, well as
Stationary and Portable Engines, Sugar Mills. Saw
Mills Railway Chairs, and generally Castings of all
descriptions, both iron and brass; also Hammered
ings having erected steam hammer for this pVr-
pose. They refer with confidence TO the owners of
every Engine they have turned out, for the quality
of their work and respectfully ask share of the pa'
tronage of the public. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19
The vincennes Explosion.

Senator Douglas was unable to be at Vim
cennes on the 18th, so those who went there
to see the little Satan were Disappointed
John L. Robinson spoke in the morning IN his
usual style. Willard spoke all the afternoon,
entirely nipping in the bud the prepared speech
es of Others The Gazette says that at o.
clock at night Willard was taken from the
field so well 'slewed,'' that it required two Of
the faithful to keep him on his feet Mr. LIN
der (who's Linder?) spoke in the evening, and
was followed by Walker, of Ohio, who did not
owever, speak The meeting was rot half SC
great shakes" as many of the crowd that at
tended