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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-04

There Is an old law in Massachusetts
making the proprietor Of livery stable
located within given distance, a nun
ber of hundred feet of n church, liable
to n fine of one hundred dollars One
halfto the poor. Under this law, two
stable-keepers who arc within the per
scribed dstsace ola church in Hanover
street, Boston, have been recently pro
ceeded against. One replies, in an
swer, that his stable is not "livery,"
bat : hack" stable, and expects to
get clear on that ground. The other
contests the action on sevossl grounds.
France has been agitated by n
false report of an attempt on the no
of the Emperor. An employee of
the Northern railroad had been arres-
ted for telegraphng the report oto
Amiens, and another person whose
official dignity renders the chos2e
more serious, had como into the ha,yIs
of the justice for the same ofFenceOlt
is thought that by keeping such rum
ors before the mind md in the
thoughts Of the public. that certain
persons design creating mania for
regicide.
PR1NCE WILLIAM OF PRUSSIA AND
THE PRINCESS ROYAL OF ENGLANp--
The London correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, in his
letter of October 5, says:
An understanding has lately become
public that Prince William of Prussia,
nephew Of the present King, and heir
to the crown after his father the Prince
of Prussia) is engaged to the Princess
Royal. In consequence of the SUBJ
servience of Prussia to Russia, some
repuguance has been manifested at the
announcement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

The SHOOTING AFFRAYA CfncINNATI.-FuRTH-
Err PARrIcULARs.-The telegraph has already given
10 brief an account of q serious shooting atray at
Cincinnati, on Saturday night, between two young
men named Hillisrd II. Ormsbee and Thos. Jennings
the former one time chief clerk in the National
Telegraph Office, and the latter a son of Mr.. III c
Jennings, merchant tailor, in that CITY, The Cincin.
natl Columbian, of Monday, has the following partic
ulars Of the afiay:
In conversation with some of his youthful associ
stes, Jennings boasted that he hsd on occasion
got Miss Eckert, now Mrs. Ormsbee, to take buggy
ride with him, and that he had, at hotel in the
country, effected her seduction; staid al night a'd
returned to the city next day These boasts lost
thing by their passage from one person to another
until they reached the ear of Mr. 0rmsbee who is Of
highly sensitive organization, and stang to mad
ness by them The very soul of high hon aud feel
Ing he she cked at the imputations the honor
Of hi: wife, and at once sought an interview with
Jennings. The latter was standing by The stove in
the lobby of the National Thsstie, at 10 o'clock on
Saturday night when Ormsbee tapped him the
shoulder and asked him to step to the door He did So
and they got outside the house, Ormsbee asked him
il he had boosted in public that he had seduced Miss
Eckert He, smiling. replied that be had, and Orm,-
bee, drawing pistol placed il to Jennings face aud
tired. The ball shattered JennngS nose tore his
face badly and lodged in the head.
feet q he partis. when the affair Occurred and at
once arrested Ormsbee, who made resistance. and
only said: II don't care if am hung for it, he said he
across the street to the Woodruff House, and the
medical aid of Drs Wood and Foster procured. 1t
was found that the ball, which Of large sze had
entered the left side of the upper lip tearing ard
frsoturing extensively the bones and face
The bali was not found. as any attempt to probe the
wound was followed by stran ling with blood and
the occurrence Of spssns Sh-uld GINNING recover
which il hardly possible. he will be horribly mutila.
ted.
Ormsbee was taken to the Hammond street station
house. where he tainted and remain ed for some time
In state of nsensbility. The meeting betwee en- him
and his wife, Ito whom he married about four
yUa0 dae ptu aNa
Ing he was taken to the Ninth Street station house
where some hundreds OF our most respectable cit-
zens called to see him, and many also called the
nines who also has host of friends who think this
distressing affair grew from indiscretion and tale
his part.
The Cincinnati Sun of the 18th inst. states that
Jennings. the young shot by Ormsbee, is expect.
cd to recover Ormsbee has been admitted to bail
10 the sum of 81, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

Isl Or MISUNDERSTANDING in the
II Richmond PostOnics on the 18th Jan, 1854.
0-rersons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they are advertised.
Once hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20
WE have just received a handsome as

|" 800 Junt ICCCIVCU HdUuBOIflt as
sor:ment of Chamber and Parlor Furniture
GEsnastns o. Mahosan- Wardrobes; Ladies' Cabin tn;
bureaus Mss5ie-top Washstands; Rosewood ard Ma
sprinsseat Sofas; so different patterns Of Chsirs:
spnana.ssat Carved Rocking Chairs; Mahog'y French
Also, q lot Of beautiful Chamber Sets. Fancy
times. TSRTTS l. S9tMW NJ Tue
j. lots - 49,.
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CLAVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPA

~ NY.-The Richmond Fire Association, las the
pioneer among the offices in this State for this kind
ct insurauce.) with a cash capital and surplus Of
$lz5,OOo are now prepared to Issue policies on the
lives OF Slaves-being strictly a Prgiaia Insurance
Company, its Board of Directors personally known
to the community holding their meetings in this
city. where ell losses promptly and literally ad
usted-entles it to liberal share of the public pa.
tronage. ~
Office lat presently corner Main and 9th streets.
Medical Examiner - DR.. M. Burton.
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
Jho II. boSHER, Sec'y. de so
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M OTHERS, TRY LEONARD's IN

LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE, for Coughs. Colds' Con.
sumption. Group, Whooping Cough, lie has cured
thousand Numbers are enjoying the blssangs Of
to receive their prey, by taking few bottles Try
IT. ye people, and let the velkin resound with Joy at
the name Of Leonard's Instant Relief.
N BIO insure q speedy cure 1t must be taken
Invariably affer each attack of coughing.
Price. sc. per bottle.
;. Iesss fuRcELL. LADD Co Wholesale Ageuts;
". gAEe Il II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

IMAGES, &c-We are now puttine mn MOTT,S
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range Is not sur.
passed BY any in this country for cooking or for
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Ba
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water all of which
We Swli put up ana warrant to give satisfaction.
We also Pu4 up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
fukNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
inel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
s,s.1oased rough the registers, is unequaled by
g. & A. BARGAMIN, JR..
mn<o 2Ol corner of Main and 10th SITS
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JAMES D. Elicit, GENERAL Agent

AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Office removed
20 the Odd Fellow1 Hail. Franklin street. ono rquare
oelow Exchange Hotel, again offers his services to
hentng Houses and buying and selling Produce OF
en so resumption He Is also prepared to receive
OF produce; and when sold by himself no charge for
storage. DE also has ample aud comfortable Rooms
IoI the accommodation Of Servants while hiring
without being exposed In the streets, which by 4
late ordinance OF the city forbids their standing
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EDUCATION.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

N consequence of the removal of some of
Il his patrons from the city, the Subscriber would
take ORB more SCHOLARS to suit his Classes He
can be seen after O'Clock 2. M 4th street between
Main and franklin. S. r. PENDLETON.
In 2-Glm
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WARRINGTON LETTER.
traos ouasrxcrAl co.a.,,orpx,

Cesoaisatioa Sociey-- SmitAson,an Institute. me
sse,scf q afs mdnas event brought INFO tie House
% NsPTessnfSftres-Cdpf. Gibson and his claim.
WAsHrNros, Jan. II. 1855.
trusi you win read tand copy) the condemned
record Of the proceedings OF the Colonization so-
cie'y. now In progrees 10 this city At the general
meeting on Tuesday evening, the Rev. Mr.. Lee,
OF yoar city. was a most welcome, though unex
pec.ed speaker. That meeting was one OF rare
taterest and great instruction But the facts stated
are NOT all satisfactory. Slaves emancipated for the
purpose of being sent to Liberia may be had by
Thousands, while the ability to transport them is
circamscribed to hundreds. For many reasons
this isto be regretted but chiefly because the be-
nevoleut slave owner, who is willing to sacrifice
his thousands In the performance of what he re-
CARDS as his duty IL invountarily impressed with
the belief that they who talk mos. of philanthropy
and yet are unwilling to contribute the compare
lively small sum necessary to send ship across
the ocean, are not honest in their pretensions but
are unworthy Of his confidence and cooperation
The Smithsonian Institution has become subject
of public contention, and to-day, movements were
made 10 the House OF Representatives toward
bringing A authorities up to their accountability
before that Body. This is well; and from II / look
Tor good, and trust, early results. With singular
unarimi,y, the press has denounced the present
management Now, undertake here to predict,
that the press will find itself most egreeiously mis-
led 10 the premises II there Ia fault falls not
upon Professor Henry, whose whole conduct has
been 10 strict obedience to the Regents, but upon
the Regents themselves, three.fourths of whom
authorized and now defend the course adopted by
him. The House OF Representatives will arraign
and try for ma.construction and perversion OF
Law, not Professor Henry, but Roger B. fancy and
his compeers in the Boardl
You have no doubt taken interest In the for
tunes OF Captain Walter NJ Gibson, whose claims
upon the government of the Netherlands has been
demanded by our Charge, mr. Belmont, and refused
by that governments claim for indemnity for
false imprisonment, the confiscaton OF property,
&c. The subject Ia particularly before the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs 10 the House Iregret to
learn that facts have been brought to light before
the Committee which throw shadow over Captain
G. and his property. and tend TO disparage the
over.anxious disposition of our government Tor a
fracas with perhaps unoffendng, just and friendly
disposed power. A. B. C.
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HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGA-

- ZINE; for NovEMBER-aEO. M. WEST
Exenepse BOOKSTORE. has received the November
No. Of Hsrpers Magazine. Price 25c.
cash In advance, cheap. o''A'p'''n''
VifGinis Reports-complete sets or s,n ,ls VOL.
Robinson's Practice; cumnlingI Relisoas Work,
he. ''A1'
Medical, School and miscellaneous BOOKS of al,
kinds Tor sale cheap, at the Exchsnae Bookstore
NO Its GEO. M. WEST
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MONTAGUE & BASSETT,
Mathematical & Classical Academy
18th st between Marshall and Clay.

THERE are several vacancies in our
j. School, bot h in the Academic and Primary De
partments, which we would be glad to have filled
We can at present offer many INDUCEMENTS to those
be evident to any who will call and enquire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

TOR RENT-A CELLAR. corner U-5
l. and Main SITS. Apply at the Office of IVA
ADAMS 4 cos EXPRESS
W ~ 81 Main
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A I present continue my School on 9Th
IN st., between Grace and Franklin sts; and it is
not probable that shall remove to my new School
Room, on 7th at, till the LIST of April.
ia Pts III. P. TAYLOR.
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REFINED SALT PETRE-Received
So OWEN B. HILL,
"H Market Place, Franklin 1t.
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Kausler Mrs L

y oE Il SUI IA1o -
Jones Mrs A V
Kausler Mrs L
Liddy Mrs T D
Lambert Mrs Susan
Lsnghorne Mrs s n
Large Mrs e
Lipscomb MISC A
M oaby Mrs S L
Muse Mrs M
Mitchell Mrs N
Monroe Mrs L
Manhio Mrs J A
Mitchell Mrs T S
Meyer Mrs z
Murray Mrs 3
Melville Miss Ada
McElroy Mrs C
McCreery Mrs M 2
Newly Mrs Mary
NOEL Mrs s X
Oliver Mrs M
Price Mrs s E
Poiudexter Mrs A r
Perkins Mrs A b
Powell Mrs A
Patterson Mrs Z Z
Payne Mrs E
Powell Mrs X L
Pritter Miss Nj
| Quarles Mrs e
Root Mrs s
Reid Mrs A Z
| Richards Mrs A w
Roane Mrs Z j
Roper Mrs A o
Roper Mrs nj H
Shioyer Miss Susan
Stewart Miss Mary j
SHINES Miss Mary A
Scott Miss Martha
Studivant Miss NJ FL
Sweeny Miss j ulis A
Shrayer Miss II A
Smith Miss e NJ
Smith Miss A j
Sizer Mrs Matilda
Slaughter Mrs Ursula
Taylor Miss A A
Taylor Miss Betsy
Taylor Mrss Emily
Trenton Miss 81
Thornton Miss Va
Temes Miss Sarah
Trimmer Mi.sJ J
Turner Miss Mary
Thornton Mrs Selma r
Woodward Mrs Louisa
Valet Mrs M A
WEIGH Mrs c
West Mrs G
Williams Mira Lucy B
Willis Mrs z
Wagenfield Mrs
Ynuuo Miss Marv2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

E'oR RENT-ThOse new Brick Stores
Il and Dwellings ON Cary and seventh street, ...s
with cellar, store room and rooms abors a.a
water, &c. Their location is very good for rs,ai
stores Possession may be had in short time. S'@A
oe Y TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20
DREMIUM HAT AND CAP STORE,

DREMIUM HAT AND CAP STORE,
l. No. 207 Broad street II have on hand full sup
ply OF the latest styles Of Hats of all kinds for the
rant not to be surpassed by any offered here by
any house, which am determined to sell very low
have also large assortment of Negro Hats. and
Chidren's and Boys' Hats and Gaps, which will cell
very low. All you have to do Is to give me CALL
and am sure please, both la price and articles
Call soon at the Premium Hat Store.
RICHARD MOORE
de 2o-1m 201 Rrosd ssrss.
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co-PARTNEReH1ps &c.

$4,000 - - -
HO-PARIEEkSHIP NOTICES.. G.
nsssnk III r. ~, III .ae III In II
es,.;unla ~ STrsrs n i HaRrsonK
s0a ofo nc To aIp15 .ss & RI
o-,pra -, Ii. ~. k,.nss. NJ m.
,..s s = "a M. sbs name for thai purpose.
Ar STOKES,
Gro RfVES
Riehmoni 4th jan. 1855.
In retiring from the late firm OF Flanna-
gan stosss CO. take much Go 70 Is 'bs
. m1s1aps an. nas pss,oesss Of nav friends
,. B. c. FLANAGAN.
hicnnoha, 4ln 5.ooe-.. 10
Mr. VIM. B. ISAACS is admitted as q
n.rtn.r In our bu,ine.s from this date
f " 49, STOKES co.
Richmond 9Th Ian 1855 ia 6-2w
----------- :;
I have hi. dav formed a co PARTNERSHIP,
under the firm Off sKINKER 4 CO; =, for ., a the
RsfNEss and solicit Continuance Of the busn
heretofore extended to their Senior Partner
E +; + s ! VILLAINS,
RICHMOND, January LIST, 1855. JAZZ
:, - - III -. - e
" Il " " N.-iHo Coucoih VI,
consent
and colIacs ali the debts that NAV be due TO the con.
Germ. WILLIAM THOM,
JOHN WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND Jan. 18th, 1855
UIUJJAM THOM will continue the
w hrs;na.. IF a STONE MASON IN his own ac-
S ~ - go nIa.a WIN THOM
CUNT 10 aug d. ING Sanio Piaoo' '
%%To17IC7 m 7-3z--;--.o5 L.-o t1;s
AZ so,1,sd paRTNEssHip under t. e
firm of C. P6 j. Fl WORD, for the purpose
of MaNIIFA CTIIRING TOBACCO in the civ
of Kicbmond Factory corner 18th and Caual s.s.
CHARLES P. WORD,
JAMES H. WORD.
Riebnupd January l. 1856 ia l8-6t*
-,-----;7--,-71,7 zz7,--@0 17r1I0D-
H1ISSOLUIION OE CO-fAh INEh-
H. SHIP.-The co-partnershp of L. I'll. Wake
Il co. was dissolved the lat inst by mutual con-
sant The name of the firm will be used only set.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

UHN X. COOK, having Withdrawn from
- the late firm of Toler Cook, will continue. at
the old stand the same line of business on his own
account-Hiring out Negroes, Renting out Houses
collecting Claims, Ac and will be glad to receive
the cal Of his friends and the public generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

A CARD.-Ihe FAMILY CHRISTIAN
N ALBUM, Edited by Mrs. E. P. ELAN. of this
city, is now in PRESS and will be before the public in
few days.
The "ALBUM" forms q volume OF 1874 pages each
number containing 50 Persons calling at the Book
stores OF Messrs Harold l. Murray. Broad street,
Messrs Knowles& Walford. the Baptist Book Depo.
STORY, or the Methodist Book Concern, Main street
can receive any desired information respecting this
their Names places of residence and subscription at
either ofthe above places, will be promptly furnished
with each number.
~ Price 81 SO per annum, in advance.
ia 16-dl2t*
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LADIES' LIST.

Atkinson Miss Ruth +
Allen Mics Mary 2
Allen Mis- @ G
Burns Mrs Maria
Brock Mrs Elix
Berry Mrs David II
Brewn Mrs Catherine
Shallow Mrs Agnes
sieelow Mrs A NJ
Srisgs Mrs A A
Brown kirs r @
Butler Mrs Oletia
Collin Misc Ann 2
CLARK Miss Eliz
Caliony Miss Fannie 4
| Csnnsgsn Miss Julia
Cardozs Miss Maria L
Crump Miss NJ 8
Cfump Miss Mays
| Collins Mis- Mary Eliz
Chick Miss Mary A
| Claiborne Miss s B
Curtis Miss Martha T
cambridge Mrs Celia
Davis Mrs Emma + 3
Duval Miss Sue F
Edstone Mrs Rosa
Elicit Mrs Mamie
caves Mrs Mary Z
Esston Mrs Maria
Forson Mrs s L
Farrow Mrs Susan Z A
Fitzpatrick Mrs Mary A
FERGUSON Mrs Mary A
| Gibson Mts0
6hanewsy Mrs NJ
| Garnett Mrs III z
Green Mrs y g
| Graves Mrs L c
| Geatry Misc C NJ
| Gaines Miss Sarah
| Glasgow Miss r
| Hog Mrs 4
Hill Mrs d
| Heerinstop Mrs z Won
Holconbe Mrs z 8
Hernm.n Mrs J NJ J
| Hix Mrs J Fl
| Hardy Mrs Lucy A
Hill Mrs NJ c
| johnson Mrs N J
Jaques Mrs Nj q
| Jackson Mrs M
| johnson Mrs M J
| jacques Mrs NJ II
| Jennings Mrs Lucy
| johnson Mrs L 7
| Jones Mrs A V
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t'OR RENT-The Warehouse on Dock
4 lately occupied by E Farrar.
ia 6--ts VIM PANIED
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FiSK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL

y CA8ES.-The subscriber keeps constautIv IN
hand an assortment of these BURIAL CASES
They are AHtensvely used. and possess ADVANTAGE,
ever all other Collins for transportation de positins
In vaults, for ordinary interments They Ara ma
Of the most imperishsbie rnsteriaia, and are sns-
properly cemsntsd the bodies OF the desd .rsia.sa
In them are free from Eruption OF water. eioseS
asainst Insects, and may without offensive odor Be
houn, Clay and Webster. were sntomhed In conn
TIE s9eseTieer has also larss supply Of WOOn
requisite for Funerals. He viii attend Funersis ana
furnish both Heayses and Carriages
90 @-Sm J. 4. BELvIN, Governor Of.
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DUMPS! PUMPS!!-Just received at
= my store ON 18th st.. between Main and Cary. a
other Force Lever, and Double action PuMPsa .,
various patterns with brass and iron which
] Will sell on the most accommodating terms Per.
sons needing sush articles should give me a call
nh N-0 CHARLES II LANGLEY
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-FrOm and after
~ the Ist January, 1855, the business of the
ufacture and sale OF CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURF, and the general Proprietary Medicine Bust
ness, heretofore conducted under the firm of B EN-
NETT Il BEERS, will be conducted under the firm
and style of VIM 8. BEERS CO. Office and
store, No. Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR La
~ DIES AND CHILDREN Il have lust received
q fresh supply Of Ladies' and Misses Furs, some of
which will sell very low--lower than they can be
bought for at any other house here. When you
make Christmss present, make one Of some use -
30 give me call at my Premium Hat Store No. 207
sde 20-tm RTCHARD Ho0pr
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The firm of TOLER g..

Al COOK is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN r. COOK will continue the Agency busi.
ness of the concern, and close the same. GEO. w.
TOLER will attend to the closing of the other mat.
ters OF the to the extent of collecting the
debts due the concern and paying off those they owe,
independent of their Transactions as Agents. and no
farther.
For the purposes aforesaid either party may use
the name OF the concern, except making or en-
dorsing the notes &c, and then only with the ex-
press consent Of the other.
GEO. w. TOLER,
de 10 .JNO cOOR
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a VERY DESIRABLE STORE FOR
kENF-on Main street, opposite EXCHANGE
ing in one of the most improving and business psr,
OF the city, in the neighborhood of all the Bsnk,
custom ~ use. and Post Office. The store i, v,lj
either of which might 90 well For further pertain.
lars, apply to PAYNE & MAY0
Ofhce on 10th street, between Main and Carv
ia 15-ts J'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

TEAB-Finest Green and Black Teas,
81 = '''' ''' v VI ~ . soIssIEu.
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TURNIP6.-200 Bushels superior Nova
= Scotia TURNlPS for sale In lots TO suit pur.
chassra ~ Q. :. WORTHAMk co.
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NOTICE-GEO. w. TOLER, General
IN AGENT and Colector-Ofics on Franklin st.,
uuder Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.-WiIl at
tend to renting cut houses, hiring out negroes, COL
lecting claims buying and selling real estate sc &c
Ali business entrusted to him will be attended to with
promptness and dispatch. de 90
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HIRING AND COLLECTING.

EDGAR MACON,
AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
OFFERS his services in hiring out Ne
" groes Renting Houses, Selling Produce and
Property, Collecting, &C. He hopes, by punctuslity
and promptness, to merit the confidence of those
who will extend him their patronage; and money
coming in his hands will be Immediately paid over.
REFERENCES:
Messrs B Binford' Mayo Blair, Richmond.
msior John s 81 siY Zee Orange CO., Va.
Rufus X. Fitzbugh, Greene CO., Va.
Or. VIM. IL. Macon, New Kent, Va.
u Office under the Metropolitan Hall, Franklin
street. de 90-lm
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Ja2-sawtlsF JULIUS A HOBsoN, Collector City Taxes
HOUSES FOR RENT AND AR,

EOR RENT-And possession given ths
4 10th inst, the house at present occunisS hv ~
Atwood, ON 9TH between Franklin and Gr.es y. W.
ia lin VA '"' DUCK
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TONQUA BEANS 700 Lbs very supe-
u nor 1atgs Black Tongue Beans just receivsd
per Steamer, 70 which the attention Of Msnufactu.
fen ere eallad. JOHN a. ROBINSON,
!sla Cor Cary end w. sts
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r FOR RENT-Warehouse fronting
- on the Dock and Cary st.. occupied ct ps''S'
BY Leftwich L Jeter. Apply to
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y ~, No. 145 MAIN Sr.-FOR CHRISTMAS
0IFte-Our grand collection of INDIAN WORK.
copssting OF Moose Hair, Porcupins Quilts and Bead
WORK. In fancy articles Of every description viii re-
isG poeS. the proceeds to be expended under the d.
Isstion q the hELI.r COMMITTEE. until January
b returned and the Exhibition win be nslly closed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

NOTICE.-The Undersigned have this
IN day formed CO.PARTNERsHIP. under tie
firm of G.. P. g. ]. III WORD, for the purpose
of MANUFACTURING TOBACCO in the CITY
of Richmond. Factory corner 18th and Csnal s:s
CHARLES P. WORD,
JAMES H. WORD.
Richmond January ], 1855. ia l8-6t*