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Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28

IN ECCENTRIC BIRD-We cut the
following from a country exchange.
Tne bird referred 10 must b. one OF rlitz' S
-"fhe scoundreI who took The canary
with png nose. red face, and light
ovtrcoal OH, is requested 10 return it i'm
mediately to % Willow street. as the bird
is valuable one from whom no questions
will be asked"
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28

AMONG other anecdotes of himself
Mr.. B .uton relates the following;
"When first went to Washington 1
advertised for a man to teach me Span
ish. A Castillian CAM who said he had
leisure elrly in the morning aud at no
other time. l asked what he called
.rly He said seven o'clock. 1 said he
was not early enough for me, but if he
wouli come every morning at TWO O'Clock
] wou engage him. He agreed. and
WAS let in To Br,wn's H tel every morn
ing at two o'clock, for seven m ,nths, and
never for once did the Castil an tap al
my door, without finding me ready to re-
ceivc him :"
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28

wished 10 conceal their brandy in our
house, my father prevented them; they
left mutIering revenge, and they have
been reveneed. This d y. Twelve years, |
went oul with the intention of meeting
Elizabeth and her father, when | came
upon party of the gang concealed in
HtlP Hole. In moment half dorm
pistols were held al my breast, and, tying
my hands TO my sides, they dragged me
into the cavern. Here | had not been
long their prisoner, when the snow rolling
down the mountains, almost totally blocked
up lis mouth.
On the secoad night, they cut through
the snow, and hurrying me along with
them, was bound to horse betN cen
two. and before daylight, found myself
slowed, like piece of old junk, in the
hold of smugglers' lugger. Within a
week was shipped on Dulch-man-of-
war, and for six years was kept dogging
about on different stations, till our old
yawling hulk received orders TO join the
feet, which was to fight against the gal.
liant Duncan at Camperdown. To think
of fighting against my own countrymen
my own flesh and blood, was worse than
to be cut to pieces by cat o''nine tails;
and under cover OF The smoke OF the lirst
broadside, | sprang into the gunwale,
plunged into the sea, and swam for the
English fleet.
Never shall | forget the moment that
my feet first trOd upon The deck of Brit
ish frigaie! my nerves felt as firm as
her oak, and my heart free as the Pennant
that waved defiance from his masthead
l was active as any during the battlle-
and when it was over, found myself "a
gain among my own coulrymen, and all
spaking my own language, | lancied nay,
hang it! almost believed should meet
my father, notheg or my dear Bess, cn
board of the Brush frigate. | expeC tad
to see you all again in few weeks at
farthest; but, instead of returning 10 Old
England, before Bwas aware, it was helm
about with us. As 10 wiring | never
had an opportunity but once. We were
at anchor before French fort; a pack
ct was lying alongside ready to sail; had
half side written, and was scratching my
head to think how should come over wri-
ting about you, Bess, my love, when, as
bad luck would have it Jour Lieutenant
com s 10 me, and says he, 81 know you
like; little smart service; Elliot; come,
my lad, take the head oar, while we board
some OF those French gun-boats under the
batteries" l couId't say no. We pull
ed ashore, made bonfire of some oftheir
craft, and we're setting fire 10 a second,
when deadly fire Of small shot from The
garrison utled oI.r boat, killed our COM
manding offi'er with half of the crew,
aud the few of us who were left WIRE
male prisoners. 1t is Of NJ use bolhrr-
ing You by telling you how we escaped
from The French prison. We did escape;
and Tom will once more fill his vacant
chair.
Should any of our readers wish farther
acquaintance with our friends, all we can
say is, The new year was still young
when Adam Bell bestowed his daughters 5
hand upon the heir of Marchlaw, and
Peter brheld the once vacant chair again
Occupied. and name sake of the third
generation pratiling on his knee.
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SoAP.-Whem preparing make soap,
add little old soap to the lev and g. case.
This will g eatly facilitate the labor of
The making.
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@A little boy friend of ours, few
days ago, while coming down stairs was
cautioned by his mother not TO lose his
balance. His question which followed
was a puzzler: Mother, # l should lose
my balance where would / 60 Io?"
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~A farmers daughter was visi ed
by a young rustic, who finding it difficult
to keep up the conversation asked the girl
aferan nbarra'sing silence had prevail
ed for some time, if she''knew of any boly
that wanted to buy shirt ?" mo, L
DON'T" she repli d. ''have you one to
sell?" "Oh, no. ''said rustic, 81 ouly axed
Just to make Ialk."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-14

EEIews - Robert Bennet. Of Hanover.
vass xslnIped by the Mayor. yesterday. and then
fez6auded TO prison. to answer the charge OF
felpuy About the irsf OF last year Bsanett
sold Nj. Stephen N. Davis = qnsBtity q oak
wood, delivered Il, and received the pay =
Alter this he informed Mr. Davis that be had
q quantity more for sale. and contracsed with
Mr.. D TO- deliver Il for him on the Richmond
and fredericksburg Rsiroed ct stipulsfed price.
On the cd OF December last tho prisoner called on
Mr. D and told him he had 30 cords Of wood for
him at the road, said he wanted some groceries,
aud got Mr. TO accept On order from Mr.. James
Underwood far 422 81. On the 10Th of January,
the prisoner called on Mr.. d. again, urged BIN TO
send for the wood and take /. away and got an adj
vance OF ST. At another time he got g. On 7th
Of March, prisoner said be then had sixty cords OF
wood at the road, and wanted $50 OF $40 10 send
his wife to her fathers. No. D having been put on
his guard, refused this advance but told the prise
ner to get Mr. John l.. Thompson to measure the
wood at Gordons turn out. and bring him state
ment OF the amount, and he would pay for all at
once. The prisoner got from Mr.. Thompson q
statement of the amount of wood, but Mr. Davis
learning that Bennett had sold it and received the
money from Mr.. Edwin Robinson, had him ar
rested
The Mayor decided that if the prisoner had de-
livered the wood on the road, and received the
money for II, and afterwards sold that wood TO
another person, 1t was stealing, to all intents and
purposes
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HoTEL-H Thomas. Bait; T
seayres, z scrugs., Powhatsn; c Wstkias, Rich;
mend Ta = Le,s s S,ss PSs
Hay, N c; A r More, Ark; w overton. Phila; 3 K
W Good, Ches,d; L Woooson. s w CottrslI, B Cot
.s G gsa vssssss Bsss
i w Harris, J D wilkinson; L Piessants, C; a
Vaughan. Californis; J D Brown: BrunswicL; Miss
Perkinson, Prince Edward; Miss M w Glenn,
Charlotte; o Haskins, & n r.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-G Williamson, Dauvlle;
w Easley Halifax; Cunningham, Wis
s sssrs ss.a Asnnes and LADY, oi Lsnessa
col Stall, T N Cash, M Z Ralstop, White, Philas;
&c Hal, " Moore; Mis- =. Moore. M Croy'
C Read and lady Roanoke; A johnson. M HurIss.
Charlottesville; Breedley, Rockbridge; Mai Jas
Walker, Augusta; r Lauras and lady, BALTIC.
ST CHARLES HOTEL-C Walthall, Amelia;
TBarham M Walden, Mobiles WI Goodman, Han
over; L Ruckles, New Kent; g Waliace,,I Steer.
Harris, sutz W.T. BslIoW' Va; Drs~ srs. cSss.
ssnson Fsy Fsn.h Mas0a r'as
son. Char Vile; A w Witt, F Lowry, w Fl Astrop.
Lovinsston M Pulliam, Richmond; L Eurmond,
Aibsma'le.
man, Lyon. w w Purkieid, r Fl Richardson, Ptsbs;
French, Ohio; 2 Gilman, w Hill, Nashville;
Johnson. ~; Garrison, lady and child. CT II
ellis, U N; Smmonds. III Ludfoqt, L Dobies
and lacy. VI w Scrugss Powhatan; L Nib
back. ? Harold. w Alsop Fla r N Huge, Santa
Fe; j Turner. Fla: E Harding, T. Brown, L
R 8 Green. Bait; L A Boswell, Lewisburg; + o..
born, C Venable, Mecklenburg; w born, Ala; g
Goodai Phiiada; A Norris, u; ] Milling, Ga; J
w yilott, Alexandra; L Carr. Lynchbe; P starret,
Augusta; Alien. R l; s Ford, L r Pieassnts Rich.
mond; w Floyd, Washington: L Warrock, A; r
Spendls, Essex; Reed, FL p Stern Richmond; T
Brian, Pa; d Long A Ludam, r Marsh, Simmons
B Stork. California; F M Towney, Panama r; ii
g Harrison. T Robinson. E Gordon, B Lowry, g
ada West; T Scott, Montreal; d C McCallon Mon
month
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pI,g;|u'I

On Mopdsy svpnirs. In Mar1 1855 attsr en-
Illness IS lev Weess: G1910 4LLLtssnE. - ~ Z
months md IS AAys.
Tbs ffissds 11d sequaiutsncss % me family are
noon at 81 eclock ct Mrs Hsnrys on 9Th sresf, one
door from Dfoed vt. see IS
I'VE sometimes fanny that our errps
Are fondly round thee tyiaed, az e.. -
ae And That our cheek, now damp Win tssn II;
IL elossIy prsssed 70 thine.
But taos art Roue.-forevsr gsne
But we'll remembered yet
We can bat mourn our only SON
We never can f rgeu So
On yesterday, at n o'clock 2. N LYONS CUN'
WAY, infant con of VI. James H. and Ellen v. Con-
way, ssed year and 10 months.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the
funeral at the Monumental Church, at O'Clock TINS
after noon.
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MARINE NEWS.
roRT or RICHMOND, March IS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Schr s. R. Allen, Baker, Boston, mdz D. Currie
Brig Monics Rawlings, Attakspas, sugar and mo-
lasses Dunlop Moncure 4 Co.
Schr Del. Farmer, Blatters, Baltimore, mdz, W. D.
Coiquitt Co. z
schr Champion, Mitchell, Baltimore, mdz, w. d.
Colquitt & Co.
Schr Amercus, Vanderbilt, New York, mdz, David
Curr;e
schr Newbpugh, -, wheat, Warwick 4 Banks.
dale
Schr Mary Eliza TAYLOR, Chuckstuck, oysters
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz
and passengers
Steamer Bslvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdz.
Ludlsm Watson. ID
schr Martin Van Buren,, HOUSE, Back River
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7 ATE, VALUABLE AND READA.

IL BILE PUBLICATIONS.-Life and Epistles OF
St. Paul. By ConnY beare-Price Sc.
Ida Norman. By Mrs. Phelps-Price Is.
Wykof's Courtship-Prics l.25.
Gilfllan's Gallery of Portraits-l.25.
The Words of Jesus-40a.
Campbellism Examned-100.
Irish Amy 40c. "a
Chalmers Astronomical Discourses-45c
Ancient Egyptians. BY wilkinson; with 500 cuts;
7vols, 900.
Orchards History Baptists-I.o0
Duncan's do. do. Sic
Wolfert's Roost-1.25.
Annual Scientific DiscoveriesE125
Bottoms Evidences of Christisuity-70c
Mornings with Jesus-l25.
Home Life. By Hague-l.00.
Cancellations. By Alsxander-1 25.
Christ in History-1.25.
The Grace of Christ-75c.
Cruden's Concordance. New Edtion-1OO.
ALSO,
- kitto,s, Carson's Cumminss, Halps, Fuller's and
HowelPs works entire.
For sale at No 2o3 Main st., by
NH l4-lt CHARLES WORKMAN
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EXTRAORDINARY FUNERAL DEMoNsTRA-
TIoN.-Nearly four of the solid columns of
the New York Herald are filled with an ac-
count of the funeral ceremonies of William
Poole, the pugilist, who was lately assailed
and shot in Stanwix Hall, New York. 1t is
estimated that there were at least 1000 per-
sons in the funeral procession, and that not
less than $4,000 persons were assembled in
Broadway to witness the procession as it
passed. The N. Y. Herald remarks that one
OF the most interesting features of the demon.
stratlon was the appearance for the first time
IN public, of the mysterious Know N othings
who turned out in great mum bers, their onlv
mark of distinction being narrow strips of
red, white and blue ribbon, tied with black
Grape in their button holes.
The N. Y. Times attributes the great turn
out at the funeral, to the remark able popu-
iarlty OF Poole among the mechanics and
worklngmen Of the city to his cold blood.
Cd, radianly and premeditated murder, and
to fAe fact that he had taken an active part
II the American order.
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DESTINY DEMoNsTRATED.-Ma.

Idsm Helm may be consulted on matters Of inn.
portance foretellng all particular events of human
ife such as marriage, the time when, with descrip-
mesa or stuston: eeacies estate kindred or
IT person shall have the thing hoped for; IL per,
son shall suffer by any particular thing of which he
or she In fear; long short journeys of absent
persons, dead or alive OF law suits; Of theft, or
things Lost; Of substance lent demanded wife or
all the difficulties of life, OF health fraud seSns.
Of life.
This lady tells fortunes by the Cards-Prof Lro
BY the Planets or Astrology.
TERMs-5o cents BY the Planets, and Is cents bv
the Cards-white or black people.
Apply at Adamf Valley, doors from the corner az
18th, ON Poplar street "Ofice Of Astrologyn oysr
the door, opposite Lancasterian School, over the
Creek. NH "a ,ne
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I "TRIP OF THE SUsQUEHANEAH ROUND THE
woRLD.-This magnificent U. S. steamship,
which has recently arrived in Philadelphia,
lett Norfolk on the 9TH of June, 1851, andhas
visited in her cruise, among other places,
hlo Janeiro, the Cape of Good Hope, Cey-
lon' Singapore, Hong Kong, Manila, Shang-
nae, Japan, the Sandwich Islands, Acapulco
and Valparaiso.
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THUNDER SroRm.-March

THUNDER SToRM-MarCh seems to be
cutting Up all sorts of antics. On Monday night
last our city was visited by a real summer storm
accompanied by thunder and lightning, and yes
terday was cloudy chilly, uncomfortable day,
with occasional sprinklings as cold as a piercing
north wind In December. Already we have had q
taste of summer, winter fall and spring, and yet
the month 10 not half gone
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TREspAssISG. - Thomas Fitzpatrick,
Lawrence Halonaud, and John Hauton, charged
with trespassng ON Mrs. Eliza Van Lewis property
on Cary street and removing timber from the ruins
OF burnt building, were examined before the
Mayor yesterday morning, and held to bail to ap-
pear at the Grand Jury term of the Hustines
Court, to answer q bill of Indictment for INSIDE
moanor.
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Spring HEADQUARTERS Subscri-

~ bers respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants, Saddlers and others. to their extensive
and varied assortment of HARDWARE, Guile
RY, GUNS, STEEL and SADDLERY, just receive
from the manufacturers of England and America
The Goods have been selected with care and pur-
chased mostly for cash. Hence we have no hesita-
ton in assuring our friends who have hitherto ia
vored with their liberal patronsge and the public
generally, that their supplies of Goods may be had
from US on good terms as from any other house In
the country. SMITH ROBERTS
rphJ
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AMoxo discusses. dyspeysfA and liver com !.
plaint rsnk % most 6heult 10 care. Wa91s pleased
To hsve Il ia power 70 point out remedy which
has proved ssecfuat in msny cassa snd mhich We
csn safely reeomeud certain and infallble cure:
Il has BEEN the msars Of rescuns Thousands from an
untimely grave. We mean the HIGHLANDS GEnNAN
BITTERs prepsred By Or. G. N. Jackson e the Ger.
man Medisne store, 10 Arch street. Philadelphia.
Agents for this cify--M ,ssrs. PU1cELL, kADD 3
Co., and BEssErT BkEss. DruEgists. 81
y.,h II -d9~v s~-ssg- s fEsg+s +
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THE regular functions of the body cannot go on
while the Liver the great regulator Of the system
Is out of order Sallow Skin, Headache, HeaviDess,
Pain in the Side Indigestion. and complete pros
traton of the system, are some of the evils which
follow. To dssipate all these bad effects take CAR
TER's SPANISH MIXTURE. 1t regulates the Liver,
and imparts new life and vgor the weak. enerva.
ted and enfeeblsd. single bottle frequently suf-
fees in such cases. Try it.
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AocIDENr.-Yesterday morning, as Mr..
Robert w. Gooch was passing up Main street, a
large dog ran against him when opposite the store Of
Messrs Kent, Paine Kent, and tripping him threw
him the pavement, twisting his right ankle out of
place and fracturing the small bone. Mr. was i'm
mediately taken into K, p. . store, where DR..
Bolton and Burwel called in to render the ne.
cessary medical aid. Mr. 0ooch was then taken to
his room on Cary street, where he was doing well at
q late hour last evening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-14

PUsIsHED.-Milly, q slave, was ordered
twenty stripes, for creaiing noise Ia the street
and resisting WatchmAn Boze, By whom she VA
arrested - =
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DIscHARGED-Julia Pitman, arrested fol
want of register, was discharged.

LOCKED UP-Braxton Jennings, a free
negro from Orapge was committed to jail for
want of a register, asa
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Nor ENDEp.-John Ray, charged with
stealing sundry articles of wearing apparel from
Hugh Doherty, was partially examined before the
Mayor yesterday, and then laid over for further
hearing this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-14

MECHANICS BUILpIEo FUKp AssOcIA-
rros-The sixth monthly meeting Of this Associr-
Evening, March 18th, at ~ O'Clock.
+ The Secretary will be at the store Of 3. NJ Zaeh-
risson during the evening Of that day, TO receive
dues
forfeited Shares will be sold at the meeting Per.
sons wishing shares In the Company yould do we'll
TO attend T. MCCARTHY,
nh
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The FAIR.-Have you given the ladies
on Church Hill call since the commencement Of
their fair at the new Presbyterian Church, II nai
you should do 80 at once.
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<
Richmond Virginia,
Offers for sale, in lots to suit purchasers Iarge
and w ell selected stock embracing the following IN
part
5 hhds best Nader % bags Ginger Sd
1900 lbs superior Indigo 5 bbls White Ginger
500 kegs Sup Carb Soda 25 bags Pepper
Is bbls Spirits Turpen- 200 gross Matches
tine 600 lbs Refined Borax
$50 baskets Sweet Oil bbls Reid Camphor
so boxes best Starch $50 lbs Cochineel
$50 bxs Ext lockwood 500 lbs powdered Cream
100 lbs Iodide Potess Tartar
SEQ kegs White Lead, 800 lbs Tartaric Acid
dry and in oil powdered
60 doz Hegeman's Cod Is bbls Alcohol
Liver Oil SO do Burning Fluid
5000 lbs Putty so do Tanner1 Oil
IS bxs Castle Soap 5000 gals Winter Bleach.
800 gallons Castor Oil, ed Lamp Oil
prime quality 10 bills Glue
1000 bxs Window Glass Ground Ginger
Pepper Allspi;e, CHINA Mustang Liniment
mon, Gloves. Mace, CATERS Spanish Mix
&c-all pure ture
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Railways Ready Relief
BULBS and Sands Sarsa- Hooflsnds Btters
parilia Extract Jamaica Ginger
And all popular Medicines at PIoprietors' lowest
prices.
N. B. The quality of all articles warranted
q Particular attention paid to packing and for
wardiI Goods
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists.
NH Ia 80 Main st corner I4th.
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AUcTIoN NoTlCE.--P attention
isrequestcd to my sale this morning, ct 10 o'clock
OF Bar Room Fixtures Household Furniture, &s., at
the "Csrrol Hoase,'' on 18th street, between Main
and Cary streets. THOMAS w. KEE5EE,
NH II Auctioneer
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-Having made new

~ arrangements the 1st OF January hast. for the
manufacture OF my stock of Clothing. am now pre-
they appear in New York, direct from the msnufac-
tory, and at the very lowest cash prices. My stock,
in point Of quality, make style and price, will not
in the State.
Having just returned from New York am now in
receipt OF my Spring stock, and will this week have
open full ana complete assortment OF Sprius and
summer Ready Made Clothing, to which Invite the
attention of the public and my old patrons psric,
larry, returning them my sincere thanks for their
past liberal patronage. j. d GOODMAN
NH "a l34 Main Ct. opposite Eagle square.
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p!LLS.-B randreth's, Wrieht's Indian
vssesahle and Modatt,s Pills. Frssh sus.lles
sale ~ ". 6OnTTEI -
nh Il h# Nc IA ~. -
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roAlT1cAL Discussion Hon. William Smith
Addressed meeting in Alexandria on Saturday
algnt' aud was replied to by David Funston, the
0eenoeraiic Elector. The Gazette says:
Altogether this was one of the most interes,jn,
Porucai meetings that we have had In Alexandris
tue quarfei between the Old Liners AZ thew coli
.nemseises ~ represented by Mr. Smith. and tba
Iiienos on Mr.. Wise, is "a very pretty oneD .s /,
sanos, TO all who are outside of the Democratic
party. 'ofa'ic
EoLirrcAL.-We copy the following item from
''e naHirnore Sun OF Tuesday:
we we were yesterday n con versatiou with sone
sne.nians, who passed through this citv IN fhe;r
way 70 winchester, Va, where we nndsrssood
I Lum me crowd that Know Nothinssr were ~.
osy 70 meet In conventio q to select a canaida,e s
~. uovsrnof 10 opposition TO Hon. Henry A Wiz
tne democratic candidate - ''''o'
me Baltimore American, of Tuesday has the "a,
lowing with regard to the same subject:
Inc state Know Nothing Convention to nominate
candidate for Governor Vt Virginia, win meet st
winchester Tomorrow. IT is most prominent name
Deiore the Convention III be that of the Hon.
y william {: Rives, though ohm n. Bo.ts and Ex..
uosernor smith have some warm friends
- See telegraphic disps tch.
-
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DLANING MACHINE FOR SAFE

A we intend to make some change In our ma
which can be seen in operation at our Shop corns,
Clay and 9th streets 1t win plane 10 feet length by
" inches width. IL 10 constructed in the latest i'm
proved style, with dead weight, &c Call and see il
JOHN GEORGE GIBSON,
I'm If-zw Builders.
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AUCTION N0TICE.-Mr WV. A. Bur-
TERs, having had much experience a. Salesman.
VIII ave his personal attention to the sales Of public
and private Libraries, Books, Stationery OH Paint.
ngs, Engravings, kc. !
BUFFERS 4 sIMONS.
Booksellers and stationers, 1877 Main st.
fe 14-1mif
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REMO v AL.-"All the world and n,

REMO v A L.-"All the world and the
~ rest Of mankindn are respectfully informed that
L. b. FARNsWoRTH has removed to the large
snd commodious store on Pearl street third door
SANITY on hand large AID well selsctsd stoeS 81
hayans and Principe CIGARS. Imported and Do.
brands Of CHEWING TOBACCO, Of RichmoorS .nd
Lynchburg manufacture. All of which hs oss,s ~
cheap ~ can be bought North or elsewhera III.
for themselves. - N-."1'ue
N. B.-Hls Retail business will be sopduct.a .,.
trely upon the CASH SYSTEM. NH I1-Iats ~
SUGAR AND MOLASBFE.-55(1 HID
~ SUGAR fair to choice quality; 400 Bile Ana
sAle by DUNLOP NdNCffRr - IN sok
pILLS.-Brandreth's, Wrieht's. Indian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-14

NoTIcE.-A meeting of The St An
draws Society of Richmond will be held on FRI.
DAY Evening, 18th March, at o'clock, In the Room
over Buffers & SimonS Bookstore. Main ct.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-14

SPECIAL NoTIcE.AWe invite the atten-
ton oft public to our sale of Gold and Silver
Watches Chains &c, this and every evening this
week att O'Clock. See advertisement =.
NH l3-5t JARU8 q SHINE Auct.