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GHEESE.-A small lot prime English
~ Dairy Chssss received; for sale ~
+ 10 n a. BURTON GRrENHOW
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DEF TONGUES "A few dozen tupe.
~ ror Beef Tongues for ssls BY
jsH BUXTON GREENHOW
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NEW BOOKS Parsons on Contracts,

Z vol. X-prfce 3 81.
Cone Cut Corners the expsrieaees ola eonserv1.
tive family Ia fansticsl tines involving some &C.
eoant o. Conneeticut viilaEe--the people vhl
lived In Il ssd those ~ no cana thsrs from the eifv
BY Bsnaaby - illustratsd- o. Is. -
Morsdun; by Sir Waiter 8eot.-sco
Come or send your orders TO
GEORGE n. wEaT
jsN-It Mes S and 6 Exch.n,s PIE.
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nRESS GOODS VERY LOW arQe
~ lot Printed and Plain Rsrsges at 25c; do do do.
Lawns At ct cts: also Silk and Lace Msntilas very
cheap to e.ose them out.
WP. PERKINS L CO,
jsN l4t Eaale Sauxra
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VIRGINIA WORM KlLLER-One Of
the safsst sursst and moot pisssans OF vsmt.
fass:s, f'yn Tsr sale b r 1 fIooT
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Grocery and Provision Store.

TEyHE undersigned would respectfully INFORM the
i citizens CT Richmond and vicinity that he has com
menced general Grocery and Provision business, in
the room formerly occupied by E Ii Citizens, and has
now hand of the best stocks of articles in his
offered for sale IN this city His assortment
consists in part of Loaf Crushed Havana and brown
Sugars Coffee Chocolate, Saeraus, Starch, Spices Of
all kinds green and black Teas, Of superior quality
Mnlasses, Syrup, Fruits Nuts, Tobacco and Segars,
Cheese Fish, Dried Beef and in fact almost every
tice in the line of Family CT oceries. which he will
sell low they be had in this city else
where.
He has also SODA TOUNT, at which the 'fatigued
and thirsty refresh themselves. ICE CREAM
pose and this the attention ladies and gentlemen
Is respectfully invited
Having engaged in this permanent business. ana
intending devote his entire attention to the same,
hopes deserve and receive share Of ii public
patronage j. L. MILK, JR
Richmond June I, 1855. Is If
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Culture of Indian Corn.

TO OBTAIN THE LARGEST YIELD.
A correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune asks
how to grow one hundred bushels of corn 10
the acre. With some excellent advice and
directions in the premises, the Tribune also
advises deep blowing between the young
growing corn. Asthinks that all the deep
tillage corn requires. should be done before
blowing, and that no other cultivation is ne
eessary afterwards that cannot be done by the
hoe, or . steel-toothed cultivator Turning
up the soil with pillow SO soon after it is
planted. exposes 1t to lose its ammonia in the
rays of the new hot sun. and drying winds
In loosening the surface with hoe or cultiva-
tor. the weeds are killed,-the stirred surface
takes in the night dew BY capillary attraction,
and the roots Of the corn strike wide and deep
through the previously well pulverized soil.
availing themselves Of the ammonia as it is
generated by the humus in the soil.
The Tribune says, that corn ground should
be plowed two feet deep, with Mapes' subsoil
pillow. Methinks this is going little too deep
for present farm economy, it being about four
times As deep IS ordinary blowing. An limo
walton too great to be Immediately adapted by
that constitutionally conservative man, the
farmer. If two inches Of urine saturated.
stable manure il placed in the bot
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Nay "a, 1855
City shoe store.

have just received from Es~ Tork
and Cincinnati. extensive and pEseTigr
Of Ladies, Misses and Cnildzen's
Shoes, consisting Of French hid, Enamel
3D. bronze ard eoored B1skins and Slippers. Jen-
~ Lad Caters fer Ladies Misses and children Fine
Beots snd Shoes for and boys. such cali goat
snaaeed, patent leather aEd cloth Congress Shoes and
Slippers
4a-icaibe latest style aai most beautiful finish
manufacturing al Of the ra3zt fasaions5Ie kinds
II Boa-s and Shoes ozer Of the best materials and
feel confident from the experience have had In bg-
ssless tAatmv work viii compare f-Y0yaby with anv
IN the West Thankful for past Iatronaye rezrsc.-
fully selicit cSntiuzEacs Ct it. JOB BogTOS
Richmond, Sept -, 1854. l-r
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Just See Here.

y ONT you know that CAL. OF TLAND's BARBER SHOP
q is just the place what you get
elsa smooth, shaver And don't
IL want hair neatly and
style, that Cal is the do further don't you
know that that fine pants you have
thrown aside because they little greasy be made 10
look good and that Cal is the And
Il you don't know, you ought TO- that Cal color your
hair whskers good durable color. hest
friends the
= Ladies' wishing their hair heads sham
pooned done their residence leaving word
att shop.
lie pledges himself do all entrusted
his neatly expedtiously satisfactorily The lib
eral patronage formerly bestowed very
thankfully received. and attention 20
merit the appreciation OF all. Come
shop The old stand opposite the old Sloan House Main
street. Richmond.
Nay u, 1855. o2tf
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Steam Saw Will.
SHU TIE d. BRO w \

L
w GUILD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally that they are prepared 70
furnish bills of lumber, Of almost every quality ana
any ordinary extent at their Steam Saw Mill, near
pot in this city, and the shortest They
have al o in connection Lath Machine. which
bles thesm 10 supply the demand for Lath. Also.
Hominy MILL at which they manu- acture a superior
article of Hcmin- They also wish buy ali kinds
of timber suitable for Lumber, for which they i'll
pay fair prices Any wishing to purchase, or hav
ing for sale thing in their line invited call
Richmond, June Z 1856 25-f
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

III s. scrIher has just received large general
assortment Of groceries, hCh lie IS sell
ie as al eiirr lace IN tbs His
IN of sugar, Cofee. MoIasses syrup Tea, Chocoate
Cocoa. Rice. EtisIEs. Tobacco. Cigars, Wooden.
and Chna Ware Together with almost article
found in such establishments Persons wishing any
ia lis line, will ko well call upon him
elsewhere he IS determined
w
March 9. l-Jj. No 81 Main street.
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RHODES
FEW AND AGUE Gu RE.
OR. NATURES lNFlLLIBLE SPECIFIC.


OR. NATURES lNFiLLIBLE SPECIFIC.
INOR the Fermentation and Cure Of ISTARsTTENT and
l. REMITTENT FEVER, FEVER and AGJE, G HILLS and
FEVER DUNE AGUE, GENERAL DEBILITY, NIGHT SWEETS,
and all other forms Of disease which have
origin in Malaria HtasHF. This subtle atmospheric
poison which at certain is unavodaby inhaled
every breath the same in character whenever
ists,-North, South East West.-and viii every
where yield this newly discovered audote which Is
claimed 70 be the greatest Iscorry medicine
made.
This specific is SO harmless that it may be taken by per-
Of every age, condition, and it will sub
stitute for disease others still often the
result in the treatment by Qunine Mercury Arsenic,
and other poisonous deIeteTous drugs particle
Of any OF which is admitted into this PREPARATION
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
resultsfrom the use q this NATURAL ANTlD0TE To
MALARIA
L will entirely protect any resident or traveller even in
the most scky swamqy localities, from any Ague
inhaling Malaria NiassRa.
Il viii instantly cheek the Ague in persons who have
suffered fer any length ef time from day L. twenty
years that they need have another CT by
inulnE its use according 10 directions
II Will Immediately relieve all the distressing results
Of Bilious Ague diseases ssch general debility.
night sveats The patient begins to recover
appetite and strength, ana continues until permanent
and radical cure Is effected.
Finally its viii Danish Fever and Ague from fam
lies and al classes Farmers and all sb0rIEg men, By
adopting Il a. preventive VIII be free t-cn Agae
Bilious attacks il that # the year, which, while
X IS the seky. the valuable to them.
One bottles III ordinary cases.
require Directions printed In tTeruan, re0ch
and spanish, aecomTany each b5tle- Isee Onc Dollar.
Liberal discounts made TO the tradc Trade circulars
signed liberal responsible parties II every
JAS. 4 RHoADES, Proprietor,
PraviisRcer Z. ].
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Cleveland Wool Depot,

WE beg leave gain cali your Cleveland
" Wool Depot, Once Al continue to
receive, grade and sell Wool. on favorable terms
The expectancy Of house o. ms And loca ed where it
t-ict in the Union is no longer experiment
Ira7- 80 -. - s-rt.,. a. - - - - ~
r way and az time the manufacturer can Obtain
his supply in desirable manner and with much less
trouble aud expense than In the ordinary feupoyue
agents and agents to the country This system
employing these agents. saving Of more than
enough pap all expenses incurred here the balance
his Supply He can here select the artier rrsd. r .ts
he desires without expense and trouble 81 buying ana
selling such he does not wsh to Is the
purchasing mixed lots We think have than
Ee the promise made year since that
higher prices here tha The sane goods could be sold fer
The Eastern markets where such often made To
sJI - IN r. ,a-l-n 49, ,.s = :. 3 ..
---=res 80 and i Sav yrrE sf-rzry - T,.+
ished in cur circular fer april
We have snandonei tie keeping q duplicate samples
grades in the Eastern cities did last
hd : attended win an unnecessary expense especially
f IN a ,Ss East ad he dE,.ce :. W az ma s
woods, And close classic Of The into
5Dly into : AX Y 3 s-So.5 being coar.est
should have extra fine o. fancy Eoo may
Any Wool Eiii kept separate
SACKS and numbered sent those wishing
70 eonssn Go 70 as ias '..Hg he essase Of making
Wool Twinc.
receiving superior article Wool T~iae direct
froa the manufacturer, which III furnish coasgnar
y. adding lsEoEt1ton-
N IL
srestc charged until
We have made large expenditures cs tts and money
systsratze ms business and h cur extensive aeqzt
uith manufacturers, facilities Of
directions. and superior facilities fer handling
ourselves
uerckAa: the valuable medium ef passing rao
% the eSEs1z-er
past integrity and close
application Interests any
promises sane,
Very trzIy- yours.
Go0DALL & CO.
Nay a. lS55 Pal Tar.
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Richmond Green House.

rE'HE undersigned has completed his gements
u ened his Green House situated at the south end of
Pearl the city Of Richmond and
furnish friends Horticulture with
Of Native and Tropical Plants. lie
Of the latest and beautiful Roses CameIias
Fusas, Geranums, Nerbenas, Dahlias, Cactus,
variety Of Green House Plants Of the
latest approved Strawberry Plants
Grape Vines. JOHN J. CONLET.
Richmond, April :, 1854. 1C-tf
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TIE under gued IS prepared order, on the
d shoTts; notice. all kinds Il Doors. Deer
Fraes ss2f all kinds. and Il fact al kinds CArpep
fair any shop place. and in
style q ship
h shop south sixth street. were parsons wishing
IL IN MS line requested o gall.
~ Materials furnished and buEI4fr-. m fair
Al kinds of IuE.aCT for work
THOMAS g. THOMPSON.
cAz1a-f!. March 2. l-Jj
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fHNHE Teas OF every variety constantly for
u the undersigned. Persons wanting good article
should call No 81 Main where
supplied
March Q, 1855. GEO. W. BARSEs
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HOUSE FURNISHING. GOODS.
French China Gold Band:
Do 90 White. plain sni futet.
White Iron stone Ware, oval, luted ans octsson;
Lustre Band Tea Ware.
Britannia Tea Pots. Colfee Pets, Sugars Creams
Bowls Ladies, Lamps can3estieks, castors;
Handsome Britannia Tea Sets,
Plated Ger. silver and Britannia Table and Tea
spoons:
Do Ladies', Dinner, Medium and Dessert Forks
American and English Taole cutlery,
Knife Boxes ana Table Mats;
GirsEioles and Solar Lamps;
Han Lamps and Lanterns
Oval Octsgon ana round Hire Covers;
Glasswsre-eVerv variety
The ove for sale a; small advance for cash ap-
prpsAo paper, by .. ALDRiCH.
tsINIain street bet. Fourth anl firth. Cincinnati.
MAY 5, 1884. 2o-tf
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OK REARING CALvEs.-What is the best
plan of raising calves by hand, is a question
often presented, and perhaps as often answer
ed, each one having patent of his own, and,
he thinks. better than all others l submit
my plan, and will back it by showing calves,
bin of fare. expense, &c. | feed new milk a
few days until the calf learns to drink. then
skim the milk when twelve hours DID, and
when a few weeks old they will learn to take
sour milk | prefer trough where it can be
kept dry and clean. and sprinkle some dry
meal and little salt to make it palatable, in
the same. As soon as they will come by
calling. direct their attention TO 1t; they will
come Very readily. | increase the quantity
of meal daily, till | give them all they will
eat. This, with the sour milk and a good
pasture, will make bouncing calves, and with
very little labor. The meal may be continued
through the fall and winter if If can be afford
ed-Hichigan Farmer.
At the grand Baby Show of Barnum at
his Museum. Ohio leads off in point OF pro
duetives. Mt. J. B. Sprague and his wife,
exhibited two girls and three boys, triplets
and twins. All of them were born in Knox
county, Ohio. The triplets, two girls and a
boy. were five years old. The hadpy father
thought this was putting in the time pretty
well. We vote aye on that question. There
are sevensets of triplets. IL sets of twins. and
100 single editions os humanity. At least
10000 persons attended the show during the
first day. The total income was over 50, 500.
1t will be kept up about a week, and will turn
out quite speculation. The Tribune report
er thus describes the baby that took the 500
prize, dc:
1.-The baby who took the premium of 500
as the handsomest in the collection somehow
elapsed the notice of reporters. It's name is
Chsles Orlando Scott; it was born Feb. Is.
1851; the father is 80 year. old and the moth
er IS; the mother has had two children before:
she "hyed freely for the year previous to its
birth; she INDUCED during that time in gene
raj domestic exercise; its birtk was regular,
and it has been bathed in cold water winter
and summer, Mr.. BarnuH, speaks in very
high term of the beauty of the mother The
mother and child will be enthroned 10 dav
and through the week for the public rstihca-
ton of the award After that il can be found
at No. $50 Fourth av. Its father is a coach
man. 1t is therefore definitely ascertaned
that handsome baby must have handsome
mother, that she must have had two ehildren
before, that she must live freely, take general
domestic exercise on level land. and that her
husband must be coachman.
~~>>>~~~.>~@>-->~-----
TThe farmers in Todd county. Ky, have
already commenced harvesting their wheat.
It is very fne.
Dodbs says he would have died of cholera
in August. if it had not been for one thing 1.-The
doctor gave him up"
49, ox THUMB is not married. as has been
@There is not . theatre in the whole
STATE of Texas.
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WOOL AGENCY.

100 900 POUNDS OF WOOL WANTED.
TF'O supply Eastern manufacturer We will pay
L the highest price the market will justify. Call
and see before you sell Clean tub washed Wool
is worth much as sheep washed Don't forget the
"pet Lamb, No. Main street, Richmond.
SCOTT i CRAWFORD.
May IS. 1855 22-tf
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q WOULD say 70 the l&@lss that she has Feeelv-
ksy~red general assortment OF kASH1ONAb A-E
- MILLINERY, snd is prepared TO 90 wor&
an furnish trimming in tae latest and most approved
style BoHaets ana Caps. both Plain ana gay, kept
constantly en- hand for sale. made r3er Orders
iron distance promptly strea3ea te
Mrs DICKINSON returns her thanks her customers
fsr their fsroaAg. and respectfully solisIts contE
asaee IT the same.
- shop Marion street north e Main
k..aaena. MAY Il, 1873. 2i..s
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4 Desirable Family Residence For
Sale.

good substantial story brick house. with six
A;t. good dry cellar, falling
- stable. fruit and grape vines Of
the desirable lots the Eastern part City
be sold reasonable Enquire Of the
No. 81 Main street. ". ". LYNDE.
Richmond, March %, 1855
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FIRE, FIRE FIRE..

MESSRS GRO CKER d. son,
hateful for the very I5serai patronage which has
extended them heretofore.
tae.r many friends and their support
They woaa also their that they
receiving the test Of Groceries
brought this city which they will sell ioE for cash, and
bsy intend fOr ard sell exclusively
they fsttsr themselves they the 81;
vantage u every 70 buy - them
They also keep Of Family
Fea hand, which they viii deliver
free e charge Orders Ie
tended
kinds c. produce
Rirhzaoas. January u. l655 81
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Ion.b-stomes. .Tomunlents, sc.

n & r MORRISON, Main St, Richmond, Ind.
> stiH continues 10 manufacture, to order, every
variety Of Plain and Ornamental Tomb Stones. Monu
sc, &c OF the latest le and most beautiful
patterns
fI-- He takes pains in informing his friends that
he will sell cheap II not tdt c.4saFer, for ready
cash. than be bought in the State
His work is warranted equal to any made in the
lie are invited call and his stock and speei
Richmond. March 10, 1851
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GEORGE WILSON

RESPECTFULLY reicesss ali persons Indebted 70 hil2
for Black aif sail Ind settle their accounts -
the payment ar -vf sher b first e
January which he Eszas soEN fer cash,
prompt trade He Vii also reduce his
set tAose aha have the cash YET.
rorire his shop He prepared 20 all Kinds Of
his lire and hopes y pTotaess continue - receive
literal share q work
" Shop ED Of M2ia street. opposite sq-nHings
Livery Stable
Richmond Nor. 81, lsJ4- SIT
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MASON,s WARE ROOMS,

Corner Of, -N7ia aid FROM sts, Richmoud q
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FOR SALE.

reasonable terms, house znG lot IN haightstowR
leST5 county Tbs house : nearly new. containing
seven rooms and cellar well and the deor with
Rev Isnt IN each Tbs let : square ef nine rods
easa sde ee~nted west and ReEsh y and ne
other sides ~ alleys.
II "daon 20 The above house there another eomforss
frame y 10 eei&
sAeP , feeS long, carriage hease
smoke house, wool house &c; , trees ana
large naaateT OF very Ene EverEreeus kinds
The premises are IN excellent repair The Aan is not
excelle3 in hu shsstoun and minutes walk
ffeu4 the Indiana CentvalRaiiroai arb Depot
WILLIAM HAUGHToN.
Apply Richard E HAuEhfer premises TO Harvey
Bell, or 10 william Haugton. kiehEen&, IaA
4th month, =. 1855. lS-u
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGAIN.

ESSTELL & MENkA have removed their Boot and Shoe
SfoTeto their four building nd
prepared accommodate their
lie generally, assortment Of good Boots and
Shoes be found the city they working
themselves, they enabled sell cheap
the cheapest and perhaps little them. Call and
examine for yourselves.
richmond. oct. 9th ls54 AR
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STAR LIVERY STABLE!
Rooms TO Let.

ISOOSUS
TIY ITH horse power, the old Richmond Foundry APP
~ ply the premises. TO
BAYLIES Il NARCHANT.
NAY 3l.l
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PAPER HANGING!

FENIIE undersigned are prepared paper
perior manner They are prepared to furnish every
pattern Of paper At Cincinnati prices
left their residence 4th house Depot
O Sixth Kramer, Irwin * Cos, Railroad
Store opposite the Depot, where Wall
constantly kept hand Will be promptly attended
HOW Ellis 81 son.
March %, 1850. li-t
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tom Of the furrow or trench, ten TO twelve
inches below the surface, in an undrained
calcareous clay loam, not previously exhaus-
ted Of humus, it may be made to produce at
least one hundred bushels of shelled corn
to the acre. Plant early in drills, 81 to feet
apart, according TO the larger or smaller varie-
ty of the corn; thin out the plants at the first
hoeing. to about inches in the row, and cut
out barren or fungus stalks and suckers after
wards; the product is worth the trouble for
soiling cows. Hoe or cultivate, or both, as
soon as the plants up; this gives them a
better start than soaking the seeds, and often
counteracts light frost. With the thermom-
eter much below 70 ., corn is stationary
above the surface, but the roots continue TO
grow; in proof oft, such corn will gain more
in stalk in one hot day, than later planted corn
will in two days.
There is no greater mistake than 10 suppose
that cold weather stints the early planted corn.
| have had i. turn yellow and remain station.
ary for a week or more; yet this corn ripened
two weeks earlier than that planted later. In
cool, damp weather, corn is gaining that
strength of root which alone enables it 10 sup
port the subsequent heat and drought Of sum
mer The advantage of having unfermented
manure deep in the soil, is that the corn roots
may find that ammonia and water, which is
generated or chemically formed, only after
summer heat is in full force. Il is also mis-
take to suppose thata July and August drouth,
in our climate, diminishes the cereal product
of a previously well managed corn field; how
ever fatal it may be to the late planted, I'M
drained, illplowed, manureless field. Ihave
had roasting ears Of sweet corn in forty days
after planting. but they were the longest. hot
test days; after the cool nights of September,
corn grows and natures slowly; in October it
will hardly glaze, hence that farmer who com
plains of having much soft corn, sets the seal
10 his own neglect and want of skill in his
great calling. S W-Rural Ven Yorker.
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Stone Ware.

t000 GALLONS assorted Stone Ware, Just re-
8oV' ceived and for sale BY
KRAMER. IRWIN & 60
May 70. Opposite the pepot
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METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

THE subscriber having made arrangements with "
C. Davis & Co, of Cincinnati, 70 keep constantly
- Ia, =. II, =
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JUST RECEIVED.

1T the Rail Road Store, Opposite the Dspa
IN nO0 Rolls Spring styles Wall Paper. Also. Bsa
AO,OO Green and Fancy Window Paper. for sale chs.,
KRAMER, IR & Co
Richmond, April 5, 1855.