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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

DEPRAvEp SoN-The New York Tribune of
yesterday says;
On the complaint of his mother Isabella, a young
reprcbate of le years, named Olive, Sweeney, was
last night arrested by the Eleventh Ward Police,
for stealing from her two rings, of California gold,
worth $40; four smaller rings worth $12; breast
pin valued at So and 81 so in money The lad is
an old offender, beyond redemption.
AN Earl. SOLD. old residents of Washing
ton remember well their late fellow Citizen Mr.
Hanson Gassaway, who after being many years
an active business man, lost his mind, and was in
the habit In his periodical walks, of giving checks
for large amounts to his old acquaintances which
were never good, OF course. This the following
letter will show that he extended his financial
transactions after that fashion, beyond the limits
of the United States; in this case running very
deep-set saw, indeed, upon very distinguished
individual, who nibbled gloriousy at the giided
bait, and fairly got the hook in his jaws. This let.
fer we NAV add reached Washington subsequent
to the death of the late Mr.. G..
ROME. December %, 1854.
Sir; In July last, received letter directed TO
me at Manchester, the contents oil which were az
follows:
WARRINGTON Cry, June 81, 1854.
Pay to the Earl of Warwick (of England) fifty
thousand dollars.
$1,000 HANSON GASsAWAY.
Wishing for some explanations, forwarded the
letter, through my bankers, 10 India, and re.
ceived an answer that there was no such bank In
existence. Not knowing your proper direction,
send this to Washington, and should be Obliged 70
70 my agent. "Hugh Williams, Esq. Warwick
Castle, England."
Your obdt serv't, WAawIcx.
To Hanson Gssssway, ESQ.
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SAm,L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
RAGS, Ropes, BAGGING, &c-) South Franklin st.
doors "est of Old Market, buys small well al
large !ota. fa q-d6m
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HORSE FLESH FOR FooD.-M. Geoffrey Saint
Hiaire, Professor at the Museum of Natural Histo-
ry, at Paris has delivered two lectures on the ad
vaniages of bringing horse flesh into use as food
There is no reason, he declares why horse flesh
should not be eaten like the OK and the sheep the
horse Is herbivorous, and no deleterious element
enters into It's food or structure.
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PAYNE 81 MAYO, Auctioneers; have re-
moved their Office to Mr.. Wellington GodGin's new
on Bank street.
They will sell ct auction or private ssle Real and
Fersonsi Property Rent oui Housea and hire cut
Servants
gy Deeds of every description will be accurately
drawn.
ABEL U. MAYO being Notary Public will at
tend to taking Deposit.ons, AcknoWled gment of
Deeds, &c.
Their charges WILL in all cases. be entirely salts
aotory ana they hope to merit patronage by prompt
attention TO business.
JOHN r. D PAYNE,
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BoUNrY LAND AND PENSIONS

BOUNTY LAND AND PEKsIONs.-The I'm
deragred hereby announces to the public that he
viii prosecute Claims against the Federal Govern.
nent TO BOUNTY LAND and PENSION, on the
most reasonable terms
G- Office in the Law Building.
NH l6-Ime w GTARKE
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Goo, News FOR THE SIcK.-Rev. Jas.
W Huuucutt, editor of that popular paper the
Christian Banner" published at Fradeficksburr
Va in his editorial of March 9ah 1855. thus speaks
ot Hsmptou's Vegetable Tincture
The season Of the yesr for feebleness OF body
snd general debility is now spproaching, and we
would particularly invite stteuton TO Hsmpton's
Celebrated Vegetable Tinctur. and and do feel
Il our dliy, TO recommend it to all who dyspsp-
tic or otherwise in feeble state of health. We
know the fytUo the supreme eEeeeEee of this medi-
eide, for we have tried it 10 the saving of own
health aud, perhaps, life also. No family should be
without this medicine. Especially in sll lower ViI-
E,ujs should 'Hampton's Tiucture' be used freely.
The medicine may appear TO the purchaser 10 be
vary dear ST dollar er bottle but even at that
price consider il the cheapest medicine in all our
couniry, We doubt very much whether it ever fails
to DO good.
Csl! sud get pamphlets sud see cures of Coughs
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver complaint, Scrofiula
As = liver complaint il is unTivaled.
Sold by q. A. STRICKEN and PURCELL. LADD
Co, Richmond; by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburs:
by all the Druggists iu Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAf, Baltimore, and by Druggists and
Storekeepers everywhere.
~ One Dollar per bottle-six bottles for S.
spS-d&cts
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NEW SPRING GOODS, l855.-WM

~ PERKINS. No. 14l Eagle Square. Oate War.
rem Perkins is now receiving an entire new stock
OF SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS, pur-
chased within the last fifteen days, at prices much
6eoD those demanded for the same Goods early in
the season he respectfully invites the attention of
the customers of the late firm, and the public gene
rally, to this stock, consisting OF the following in
part: Brown and Bleached Cotton and Linen Sheet
ings of every grade; do do do Shrtings do Striped
and plain Osnsburgs. for servants; Linen Table Ds-
very low; French, English and American Prints /;
Ginghams Jaconets. Oreandie Muslins and Lawns,
commencing at 64c per yd; Chally Bereges and Be-
rege DeLaine; lain Cballies. af color: and quail.
ties Bereges, Grape Bereges and Grenadines Black
Gro de Rhine and Taffeta Silks; Black Rept Silks;
Plaid. Striped and Plain do; Plaid India do, very
cheap; Blk Bombszines and Alpaca.; Plain Bereges,
all coors and prices; Mousssne DeLaine,, do do;
White French Merino and M DeLaine; Cambria Ja-
comet and Swiss Musns Nansook and Null Musins
Plaid Nsnsook do; Cellars, Sleeves, Chemisettes
Caps Flouncings and Embroideries, new styles; Ho-
siery, Gloves, Ribbons and Hdkfs; Curtain Musns
and Lace Curtains; Cloths Csssi eres and Ves.ings
Linen Duck and Drills, for Goats and Pants; together
with every article usually found in Dry Goods
house. Country merchants and others who buy
Goods for cash. or pay their bills promptly at the
expiration of months will be offered very great
bargains ap4
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcK OF A YOUNG GIRL.
There is considerable excitement In Albany, N
T., in relation to the sudden disappearance of q
young girl, IA years of age, named Catherine
Wagner, who for the last five years has lived with
farmer 10 Cumberland, named Best. It being
feared that she had been enticed into den of in.
fanny for improper purposes, officer Hale visited
every house of a doubtful character In this city,
and made thorough search In each without OBJ
tanning any clue to the missing girl-Ab. pa.
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UNION STEAMsHIP GOMPANY's LINE FnI

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY's LINE FOR
PHILADELPHIA Shippers by this line are respect
fully informed that, as now running our three
steamers, leaving Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY. prepared to receive freight at all
tunes for the above port
lfshppeTs will give the consignee's name on the
ticket for the last load and state whether receipt
is wanted, ao take pleasure in sending bills ddinq
them. H. E. TUTTLE
NH x7-ts apant
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lust received per steamship James
u town. 100 pieces Jackonets at l2A cents per yard
worth 25c so pieces Csmbrcs at 20 cents per yard,
worth S74c 100 pieces Swiss Musns at 12 cents per
yard worth Csc; 100 pieces Swiss Musns at 20 cents
per yard worth size; besides finer grades of same
goods We particularly invite the attention OF all
who are in want of the above goods TO call and
anime them, as they are something extra for the
money G. l. Fl. HART,
ans 63, Main Street.
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Coon MEDICINES. ong-cOntinued and

Coon MEDICINES. Long-continued and
systematic putting will succeed in bringing any
merit it cannot long retait the position it for while
assumed. We desire nersy to make STABLER'S
ANODYEE CHERRY ExPECTORANT known to
the public. feeling confident that good medicine
which has been endorsed by so.ne of the brightest
ornaments of the medical faculty, will realize its
own popularity, and one which will be as lasting sc
the good effects its is constantly producing This
excellent medicine very efficient in Coughs Colds
Bronchitis, and other diseases of the lungs and
throat. 1t has been productive of beneficial results
In great number of cases in different parts the
country; and physicians of the highest standing ar
in the habit of using that and STABLER's DIAR
RHGA CORDIAL in their practice.
t. See descriptive pamphtets to be had gratis O
the Agents.
~ Price for each only so cents, bottles TO
n IT gFARTEP = Cn proo,iasor.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sARS STARTING FROM BROAD
nOp OpsnrREET.HEAvYR RAIL ALL THE WAY 10
M, ,nnoNsvlLLE.-The = road IL now entirely rslsid
IN Ths superior Rad, a. far a. Gordonsville.
,t.in cars curing the winter will start from the old
fa. On broad street, at lis A. M
A. II NJ .Sanmond at 715 A. NJ; leave Gordousville
srr;1s - "a ; leave Charlottesville, at 1875 p hi.
RETURNING
v;iis " o1sunton at 640 A. M; lsave charlotta,s
sr,v. \, b. A. M leave Gordonsys At II 90
arrive u richmond, ESQ p NJ % AA-oo "a "a .
hs''enssf' TOT Lexip ston 90 through in oue d.v.
Richmond to Lexir gtso -.
!. :. stanton. n..............s "a
Gsoaesyiiie. Gorsnasi,1ii y1iiie................. 90
soth trans arrive at Gordonsvie, in amnis fin, 70
tor Alexandra and Washington. nsiiroad
;. Persons ioAo Leave Richmond at7l5 M. can ,,k.
ms orange and aferandyia at Gordcnsru. ~ :f
taey choose 10 do and by that train ,o rsnS
only to GoTdonsrMe. "e' '"em
H. D. WHITCnMR anr.~
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IN AND PLucKED.-The N. Y. Herald
80 .ne Following account of swindls tr,p..c,.d
10 that city few days since.

Il.
e'ves the following account of . ,v,nd,. ,....s",
10 tnat city few days since.
Alfred Hall, a Western r,.-..
stopping at the Pacific Hotel in (sraa,,sp p.s.sat
ppna,eo " before Justice Welch A. the Esse, Mar'
xeI fonce Court, and made . comnisir, c,- s.I.,
psS pse.elces and swindlng, against an indiv,dusI
defrauded h,u, ", bensdict who, he alleged, had
M1 hatrs experience OF New York civ life q .c,. "
nN ss Ioiiows :-On Saturday niaht he n.de the
aquaintance oi BENEDICT under verv favorahls
spnS "usp,SsEsnoueht -, him high souled clever fellow
worid-and withal q perfect rentemsn Havine
rsreiy' ss ne thought, ever met ouch iascinstins
Hsu Mr.. Hail. az q matter of course hacan,ee
fua9 'ntinate with him, visited all the most fash
camnan p'aces OF resort 10 the metropolis In his
sSompsny. and was, In short, impressed with the
oe.eI tnat Benedict was Zion" Such being the
a.e oi aHairs, the country merchant could not re.
,ase, ,or moment, a small favor requested bv
neheoict, namely, the loan of $500 on a check Of
mucn larger amount given as collateral securitv
oY hfs qaanddm friend
ioe next day alter this snug amount of monev
was placed In the hands of the confidence man M
nan M was very much surprised to find that Benedict
a.u ~. make ms appearance at his elbow as usual
ano aNer waiting some time for him a feiut suspi.
Slon came across the mind of the countrvman as TO
tne character OF his newly made acouaintance- -
Ia order to test the strength of Benedicts affection
I some inquiry as to the value Of the collate-
W,
was NOT worth dollar Here, then, was a pretty
piece OF business Recourse was had to the n1agis.
trate, who, hearing his complaint issued warrant
lor me apprehension of Benedict. The matter was
pracea 10 tne hands of officer De Binder and the
Cierk OF the Court, John Lalor. who at once sal
themselves to work, In order to find out If possi.
ole, me whereabouts of the accused 1t was as
eertained; after some inquiry, that Benedict was
on on Long Island, in the neighborhood of Jamaica
miner the officers started Ia wagon but found
70 sner disappointment that he had left that village
i9s LOT Newtown creek. Chase was given the indi-
vlauai but again they were doomed to be disap.
pointed, as Benedict had started for Astoria, in
rival at this village Not at all disheartened' a
iresh s, horse was obtained and pursuit given Bene-
aic' wnom the officers succeeded In arrestine In
rev minutes after they arrived In Astoria In the
The accused was at once conveyed tn the Third
District Pohce Court where he was committed for
examination by Justice Welsh
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JNo. w. WRIGHT d Co. are prepared
TO receive all binds of Produce and Merchandise on
Storage, at their Warehouse on the Dock on as rea
soushe terms as it can be taken in the city
Il
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H. D. wHITCoMB. Superintendent
~ - : AcG0MMopATrN z : 9 Y 3. D

i N q =; r.. S@E N-NEW AR.
Ioas oaasNaEMENT:-On and after Monday, ID April.
aIsln OF this Company will be run daily (Sundav,s
isaxips isaSGip.esf between MILFORD and RICHMOND.
Richmond at O'Clock p M, stopping At snv no;nt
wnien n may be directed on the way for passensers
are same a. on the Mail Trains, which on and a.
tet tne "a April will make stop between MiIfora
and Richmond, except at the Cottage station A''0
SAMUEL RUTH
pc Agent of transportation
VIII stop for passengers, at the former stonn;ne
places, whenever there 10 sufficient time bvv the
Schedule to do 90. " '"e
OFFICE f. l. r. r. R. Co.,
Richmond, March IL, 1856 I mb1s
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>4Ffn UNION STEAMSHIP COM
= PANY EQR PHII.AnELPHA a.

&FfA UNION STEAMSHIP COM
:, .1. ~ T. = PANY FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
steamer VIRGINIA. Capt. DAVID TEAL.
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt z, MITCH.
ELL. ~ ~
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. 4. CLIFFORD,
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
"a mond Until NJ further notice, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY. touching at City Point and Norfolk to
receive freight sgd passengers. Returning. leave
Phiiadelphia every SATURDAY and WEDNES-
DAY morning. at 10 O'Clock.
IT. These Steamers are now in hue order. in
creased accommodations for the comfort of passsn.
gers having been added; as also more room for
height-and we hope, by regularity, dispatch. and
care In protecting Goods committed to our chsrae.
to receive an increase of patronage
n No transhipment by this line
FARE REDUCED.
rassaee through to New York. and found. 90
Do do Philadelphia, and found,
n -, =, ,sl CABIN. .............. 8 90
DO do Philadelphia, not found, cd
River Boats % oS 'ne
R- Passengers by this line can stop in Philadsl.
phia TWO or three days. and then proceed to New
YORK BY the same ticket.
NH IS II. E. FUTILE, Agt.. Rockets.
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VIRGINIA AND

- - FEs:z1Isxkn VIRGINIA AND
7xASHE TENNE RAIL.
ROAD,-WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-TheP Pas.
senger Train will leave Lynchburg daily (Sundays
excepted at " O'Clock A. and arrive at Wyths.
vile to dinner.
CONNECTIONS.
For BUCHANAN, via Bufords Depot, on Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive at Bu-
chanan to dinner.
For FINCASTLE, SWEET and WHITE SUI.
PHUR SPRINGS. CHARLESTON KANAWHA
ana gu UYANDOTTE, via Bonsack's, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays
=, For ABINGDON, JONEsBoRO' and KNOX
VILE, Tenn, daily.
- j
White Sulphur Springs. 90
Snarleston. IA 90
uJaIoot.e'' .'..'.:....................1 16 30
Nuo1viie....... .........................l II Is
no l8 E. H. GILL, Gen'l Sup,t
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IGHTNING RODS.-PROTEC ECT
- YOUR HOUSES AND PERsONsi-STEh.
BiNS MILLER, having been engaged In tbis c,tv
and the surrounding country for a number of ~.
past IN putting mp LIGHTNING RODS, and hsvins
a. tney believe given entire satisfaction would in
LoIm tne public that they still prepared to put
up, elther In town or country LIGHTNING RODa
made BY the most approved makers
Tnankfu for past patronage, they respectfullV AJAX
continuance from the public -
Orders may be addressed to them through IN.
Richmond Post Office, Box ~ NH ST5smx
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.

- vices to the Medical Faculty and the Ladies of
nehmond, a. Leecher and Cupper and trusts by a.
hooous attention to merit their kind patronage
~ MRS w may be found at sIl times at her resi-.
Tence on 10th street, in the rear of b. r. DuvsPs
n.-The best imported Leeches constantly ra-
Sus Sena ana Tor sale. Also, Ladder BsndsRes on
e niaoe 10 order. fe %
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| 'ER
took,
diess
ct, is
Rich
Iice's
| |Feek.
foods
n in
sdd.
ed to
| |;E;.
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ECR SALE.-Exchange Bank Stock.
l. Virginia State Registered and Coupon Bonas
Virgins Central Railroad fmortgagsd) Bonds.
virginia and Tenn. do. do. Rond.
do do. do. Stock
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock
40. do. do. (morts'ol Bond.
Petersburg r. H. MAIJRYh n ch
NH S9-ts 80
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A-aND, 0C.-l nave taken an
Wb;s Rn,Ssi 1n Governor street. nearly opposite the
BOIfNTV + = e., & for the purpose Of prosecutine
sstsnd. Appeations in person or by letter viii os
i will give particular sttsnt,on -
groes. renting out Houss. .sIa % hirng out Ne.
the collection of Bills and Claims o, ali deseriu.
J. BELL BIGGER,
hefer 10 the following gentlemen-'
. non in oonn >; Caskie, Richmond, Va; judge Jobn
a mss,rednh; do COL John A. Rutherford. DO. John
-1.e, oo. NH 2l-1m
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JOHN R. D PAYNE,
ap SIS ABEL U. MAYO.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-16
TO FARMERS AND EE[hIERS.
NEW AND sGEsssSV GS
Bo9Sse Screening
GRAIN Gil & A n b L.
pATENTED ApRII, oOru, 1852.

PATENTED APRIL cora, 1907;
rI'HE subscriber would most respectfully can wv
l. tention 10 his i!HPROPED lFlNNOW En-
which hc is manufacturing at his shop in STANTON Ya
where he has number finished for inspectioa % an
and others This Fan has received the
where exhibited, having been awaraeu SOM son -
premiums in the last three years we co"'" "PP.n"
thousands certificates to show its superiority III
ditiosy cleansing all kind Of Gram iron c0en e"'"'
smut aud other iapurties but think II an
say that we are furnishing some oil ,'e os'
Cleaners that we have ever offered to the a"ei'
Virginia. 8iy team viii ia few days, D; p',s'"S
through the county ready 10 Accommodate az %t 10y
want good Fan that Will clean the mos, 'n! W C.
aud all kinds Of Grain and Clover Seed ciH'i o
any market without sitting They arc "a't"''''" "'''
given On trial. ham
o. For Certificates and References, see handoiis'-
We annex few: g, ,o--
SrAuNroS, Va, March, ioo1-
thereby certify that have used ono Off j Doye's
Improved Patent Grain Cleaners, during 'he last year,
in my Mill and on my Farn and have no hesna'oh IA
pronouncng it by far the best separator now III use 1
MIIirs generally. 0. {. MORRIS.
SrAuxroy, Va, Feb, 1865
Mr.. T. J. DovLE, Dear Sir:-f cars o. the "a "it''
came to hand, and it with pleasure reply 10 Hc same
aud without Il moments hesitation gave your an the
TT,,, DAVID SpECk.
SrAvxrox, Va, Jan. 3lst, 1853
Dear Sir-I have made fair trial OF the Wheat Fan
you Lett at my Farm; il cleans very rapidly aud wc
and is altogether superior 10 any Fan have seen:
DAVID FULTZ.
McGAuEYsvTLLE, Rockingham Co, Va
Mr. DOYLE You Improved Double Screening Grain
Cleaner would we believe, chat a. fast two Ma
chimes cold hrcsh; il cleans perfectly the most filthy
Wheat and cleaaseS Clover Seed clean enough Tor any
market without sitting it. The saving to the Farmer
is equal to treble It's cost. GEO. HARNER,
DAN'L. MILLER,
Charman's Mills, Iuray, Va.
I have used #. J. Roye's Improved Patent Fan, and
believe il 20 be the best separator aad cleaner now in
use. w NJ y CHAF4NAN'
Gcy- Communications addressed to fuos. J. DoYLE,
StSunton, Va, VIII be promptly attended TO. AL my
Fans have my stamped upon then.
Ma rs. I555-3m. 4. ]. DOYLE.
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IL E r Rim G'S SAFES
s'sUsas1saasat.
JUNCTION STORE,


BorGroUar Co., Va, April ~, 1855.
Mcssrs. KNOWLES & WALFORD-Our frame
storehouse and stock Of goods at this place, were total
y destroyed by fire Monday night, the 10Th Febru-
AIRY last.
In the fire vas one of Silas c. Hcrring's SALA-
MANDER SAFES, weighing 1910 los. uctt, add 1t
toata,aed our VALUABLE COOKS AND PAPERS,
and the BOOKS, NOTES AND FUNDS of the Ciin-
ton Saving Bank, in all amounting to 4 very large sum.
Also, there poUnd OF POWDER, tied up in a
piece OF papcr, which OF our young had placed
IN the SAFE, and neglected remove. The Safe in
the hottest part Of ire about hours aud rcd
hot. Onc otthc feet rollers considerably dam
aged by the nre, ami the back and side little
sprung.
AGer the Safe had become quite cool the outside
it opened, and its cOalcats though warn in
pcrtec; good order and condition. We now have the
Books regular use, and they not il the least
dra,Yn or warped.
We woad not now be afraid to risk the Safe in any
fire produced by The burning Of house.
JONES S MAYS.
was present when the Junction Store was destroy
ed by irc, and also opcncd the Safe with the key and
do hereby certify that the ADORE statement, made by
Nlessrs. Yoncs y Mays is true aud correct ia every
particular. WN Il. CARPER.
The above letter is one ofhundreds certify the in
.bA!ty Of .'!iE,RRING'S FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFE.S.' The test was Iiiie stronger than
soac others, as there IN tnc Safe POUND OF
row DER, wrapped in paper. We have variety OF
the Kind Of Safes worth from i5 to 3i5 dollars
ca Ii, at No Il Pearl street, Richmond. Virginia.
May 9, l555.-3t KNOWLES & WALFORD.