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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

EXCITEMENT AT PARKvILLE.-There was q good
deal of excitement in Parkville, Mo- on the 18th
inst, caused by the appearance of Geo. S. Park the
proprietor OF the old Parkville Luminary, which
was thrown in the river last spring by a mob The
citizens had meeting and appointed a committee
to order Park to leave town Some of Parks
friends interfered, and they were about to have a
fight. At last accounts they had not settled what
should be done
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PURCHASE OF CUBA.-A letter from London to
the New York Courier and Enquirer informs the
public that the purchase of Cuba by the U. States
is possible fthe latter will give two hundred mil
lions of dollars onehaf to be applied to the iqui-
dation of the foreign debt of Spain, and the other
half to liquidate the home debt. One hundred mil
ona of dollars IS about nefth of the face yalu of
the foreign debt of Spain which stated in full is 100
O00,000, but the faith of Spain is of such nature
that the bondholdcrs would gladly accept one hun
dred millions from the United States as full paw.
ment.
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
J. RICHMOND. VIRGTNTA

This house having changed proprietors with ecid-
Cd improvement, il now confidently recommended to
Springs viii find there ample and comfortable accom-
naodations Its location Is proverbialy pleasantand
posiflon airy; which, with the liberal hand of its new
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest. The
rooms are neatly furnished airy andeomertahle. The
saple IL well supplied with whatever the market Of
iords-the servants polite and accommodating Nofi,-
ing Is wanting to make il one of the most desirable
Hotels IN the city. tsu 2iI JOHN DARRACOTT
NOTICE.-passengers going North are hereby
I informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do 10, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
PROPRIETORS
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug 81, 1856 au 81 Is
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NOT AN ENyIABLE OFFICE-Donn Piatt, Esq.
who has resigned the office of secretary of til.
American legation i'll Paris on account Of the in
adequate salary, states that he was compelled
during the last two years, when very large mum
Der of Americans visited that city, to expend no
only the whole of his salary, but $1,000 of hi,
private means.
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A CRUCIFIXIoN IN CHINA-An American, wri-
ting from China to the n. York Times after giving
an account of the numerous executions of the reb-
els. says:
Two weeks since. to vary the scene, they had
crucihXion. A woman was sentenced to be cruel
fed for the crime of having given birth to one of
the rebel chiefs If father is rebel his family
is considered the same, and the whole family from
the old man of four to the child of four years
to the cross while living cash made across the
forehead to the bone, and the skin pcaed down SO
Is to hang over the eyes; after which the breasts
were cut Off they then proceeded TO break every
bone III her body large knife was next thrust
into the throat and passed downward, cutting the
chest open. The executioner thrust in his hand
and graspng the heart, tore it from its socket and
laid it beating and reeking before the Judge. At
Shanghae they drown them by dozens
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DISTRESSING SUICIDE.-E. Debust an eminent
mineralogist of North Carolina committed suicide
by cutting his throat, at hotel in Philadelphia
Monday morning Peeunary embarrassment is
supposed to have been the cause of the rash act
The deceased was the discoverer of gold in North
Carolina
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The Pync and Harrison opera troupe appeared
at the Holiday street theatre, Baltimore, Monday
night, to a crowded audience.
Ninety bakers were recently sent from London
to Sebastopol to make bread for the English army,
Christian Reister, a German school master. was
killed i'll st. Louis, on the lh inst, by three drunk
rowdies.
John Graham has been convicted of murder at
Paducah, KY, and sentenced to be hung in Janua.
ry.
During the last ten months the eity government
OF Boston has paid for entertainments" $40 O65 r.
and for carriage hire s., go SO.
= ExPostmaster Kendall of New Orleans has
just been tried there on charge of embezglement =
The jury failed to agree. There were IL for &C.
quttal.
Robt Owen, whilcm of New Harmony, Ia, now
in London, has recently been converted 10 spirtu
aiism. He is now 80 years of age
Hay is selling at Roebuck, Iowa. for SIS De,
fon Pretty good for such hay region As thai
country -
+. b. Ames, of Putnam, Illinois, has been ap
pointed U. g. consul to Hamburg.
MIR. J. l.. Hutchinson of Union, Monroe county
LOSE S2,ooU Dy stampede OF some slaves
The deaths in New York city for the week end
ing Nov. 18th were 307.
The paper hanging factory of J. Van Meter
corner 3th and Story streets, Philadelphia was de
stroyed by fire Monday morning loss 5000
Nicholas Sueillon the man claimed by the French
Government as fugitive from Justice was en-
barked ON the packet for Havre on Saturday, by
the United States Marshal
The day ofdeparture Of the Collins steamers i
To be changed from Wednesday to Saturday, COM
mencing on the 5th of January next 'ssA
Deaths in Boston for the week ending Nov. l7ih
50. fs5si e.sf
Il hey. DR.. Smith has written letter accepting the
invitation Of the Boston committee 10 lectuTe there
ON slavery - s. ss 81
Fifteen young men ieff Mobile, Ala, on the sti
to join coa. kinney's settlement ia Nicaragua -
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-In Kendall county, H. last
week Mr.. DWitt c. Smith was crushed to death
by large stone, which he was moving from his
farm. When found, which was on the second day
after the accident he had worn off the ends of his
fingers in striving to release himself
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The Sultan has sent to Marshal Pelissier mag
nifcent sabre, and conferred upon him the title
Of Sirdar, with pension of 2000O0f tfs,000) an.
nualy.
The marriage of Miss Peel, youngest daughter
of the late Sir Robert, with tho Hon Francis Ste
ner, second son of Lord Camoys, took place In
London, on the 25th ult e~se
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ANOTHER INDIAN BATTLE-The Platte (io
Argus, of the 9Th inst, notices rumor derived
from gentleman just in from the Grasshopper,
that another engagement had occurred between
the forces in command of Gen. Harney and the
Sioux Indians The informant professed to have
received the intelligence from express en- reate
es. He learned nothing beyond the mere report
that battle had taken place.
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An EXPECTED DUEI.-Advices from Topeka
Kansas, mention duel as on the tapis there be-
tween Col Lane, the President of the Constitution
al Convention and Mr. Lowrie, the private secre
tary of Gov. Reeder; the inciting cause being the
slanders with which the newspaper have been filled
respecting Col Lanes private character Friends
intorered, and it was probable that the duel would
be prev yented
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POWDER MILL ExPLosIoN.-The double wheel
ed (new) mill of Loomis, Masters Leght & Co
situate at Schaghticoke, Rens. County, n. Y blew
up at an early hour yesterday morning. There
was at the time but one man in the mill, BENJAMIN
Heald who was SO badly injured that his recovery
is a matter of much doubt. Heald is single man
This is the same mill that blew up last spring re
sultlng in the death of two persons.-.4tb Argus
Saturday.
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PENNSYLVANIA CoAL-It is more than twenty
five years since Pennsylvania coal began to be 8
recognized article of production and commerce --
This year the product will amount to no less than
six millions of tons. This as delivered at the
mines is worth at least twelve millions OF dollars
50 that this great sum may be regarded as the
amount of solid wealth dug annually at the present
time from the bowels Of the earth-Poasuiu
Reg -
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HOTELS.

4 Vgnvmn IA HO + L.--JAMK1 M.
DUiD CO. having leased this desirable. Ho-
TEL viii spare no pains to maiatan its former pouu-
iarity and comfort They have EMPLOYED T. PORTER
20 take the entire charge Of the Hoase on md sffr
ist April The former patrons of this Hotel and mn
nerous friends Of Z. PoRTER, are requested 10 sve
them call. = 49,
Richmond, March n 1855. s an N a
NUTICE.-TO PAssENlsEIS5 ON The
l RICHMOND AND DANyILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVfLLE OR LYNCHBURG: s sAsss
Breakfast Breakfasfss Annie fine xiyen
ssaa sszzss9<E 80 TO eof.
The subscriber is prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST At the Junction of
the Richmond and Danvilie and South Railroads
inmedlatey on their arrival on the cars
my T7-f2m SAM'L D. BURKE,
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LAND WARRANTs-The Washington Sentinel OF
yesterday says that the 100 and the eOacre war.
rants are selling at the rate of 81 10 an acre or
two ceuts above the buying price; the l20 and the
60acre warrants, 0Sl; selling at one cent and a
half advance; 40-acre warrants, each $45, selling
price $40.
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THE MEXICAN DRAFTS-We learn that Major
Emory reached Washington on Saturday evening
last, and that of his assistants, who is hourly
expected, is the bearer of the official assent OF Sa
luzar the boundary commissioner on the part of
Mexico, to the line as agreed upon between Major
Emory, the commissioner on our part, and himself
On the arrival of that paper we presume the Gov
ernment here will at once proceed to dispose of the
Mexican drafts question, which we have recently
repeatedly referred to.-Sar
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HEIRS WANrED.--A commissioner is sitting al
Navan Ireland. to inquire whether one John Will
son, of Rusk, in the county of Meath who has left
100000 in funded property and $4,000 per annum
in landed property, left heirs
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OPENING OF THE CANADA GRAND TRUNK RAIL.
wAY.-The opening of the first link of this stu
pendous undertaking, was to have taken place
Monday. The whole cost of the road when fin.
ishcd, from Quebec to Port Sarnia, foot of Lake
Huron, will be some $50O000O0
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DIVORCE OF SUSAN DENIN.--In the Marion Qnd
circuit court on the 18th inst decree of divorce
was granted in favor of Susan Woodward VS.
Fletcher Woodward. The plaintiff is bettel
known as Susan Denim, the well known TRACE
dieaae.
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TESTIMONIAL TO yALoR-Goy. Adams. of Souti
Carolina, has presented Capt Bernard s. Bee U
S. A, with the sword voted him by the Legislator,
of that State for his gallant conduct in the Mexican
war
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HEAVY Loss.-The Boonville On - Herald saws
Mr. G. E. Miller worthy and respectable mer
chant of that village, had his pocket picked of 81
200, while on his way TO New York or in that city
last week
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For THE PESITENTIARY.-Jno Wood indicted
for murder in Wheeling, was convicted last week
and sentenced to four years imprisonment in the
Penitentisry. is f5fa
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CHAPLAIN IN THE CRIMEA.-The Rev ]. Mahe
has been appointed Roman Catholic chaplain TO the
British troops in the Criinea. Mr.. Maine has beer
for some years, Roman Catholic curate at Chel
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c@E LOOK T.--NE,W CAR

EA-yssE RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hav-
ling greatly enlarged and otherwise inl-
E'Ved his store at No. 81, Main street, Richmond,
- begs leave to inform his friends and the public at
se .Aat his stock now consists in Carriages Barou-
S9ss kockaways top and no top Buggies Saddles and
nAFaess of ell KINDS usually made for this market;
ssaae Bags Bridles Martingaes Stirrups, Bits and
~ 'ggs o. various qualities and prices; Carriage Gig,
"A hdlHs Whips; Canes Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
9otes oT driving Trpnks Faliees, Carpet Bags, La
a7s Sa!ches, fine fur aud Blanket Robes, Horse Co.
1d ard Blankets of various qualities and prces-Ina-
Jug Altogether one OF the best. Houses in the State
W Pefsons to equip themselves for horse back and
tast nding, every article used for either is EN-
1aed IN our stock. The public is most respectfully
5-'iled TO call and examine his stock and prices; he
sO net say he sells lower than others. for he don't
'aOW what others debut only asks of persons who
LI any of the above articles, to look at his before
sJiAs elsewhere. He assures them that every in
Sggenient which cHn, will be offered to serve them
10 Sadlers he would say that he has large and va
I9d assortment of Harness Mounting Patent and
"Asr Lesthers which he viii sell them at low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
oe l. SNc9,, " ~--'
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pREMIUM SIGN The subscriber IL
low prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful signs
Is we'll as common low priced ones. He took the
II, premium at the last Mechanics Fair and asks of
.hse who are in want to give him call His terms
viii be made to suit and having in his employ expe-
ntnced wOrkmeH, will also undertake any kind of
,!Mtns required. Call on 18th street next door to
NJ Yarrington's.
loN w AJIrN
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nOGGET & ANDERSON, UphoIsIerers
" AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
MdFrsnkn streets have in store their Fail Stock of
PHPER HANGINGS ard UPHOLSTERIN
pQOus, beng the iareeat and best selected assort-
laAt we have ever had the pleasure to offer to our
lnrrds and the public generally, and will be sold on
The moat reasonable terms oc 3-ts
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FkNDEks, TENDERS, FENDERS, Ill
have Tor sgle at low prices, large and handsome
GaPpiy OF Tenders, embracing round polished barred,
Sd plain Tenders. Also-handsome SheveIs and
Bower stands, Coal Scuttles &C. apply Mt nv foun
-E oc 2f-dlm SAML D. DENOON
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ROlS' CLOTHING.--I have iust rereiy-
- ed lot Of Boys Clothing (from Il to I6 wears of
T winch will sell very cheap TO close out: amongst
nleh may be found Overcoats Black Cloth and Fan
21ai.ineie Business Coats; Black and Fancy Cassi-
tif rsnis; Silk Cloth Velvet and Cashmere Vests
Eau Is requested from those in want of any of the
1--WE goods HENRY SHAFER
1'i9 Corner Main and I4th ttreets
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~------GJ Gun MAX ER, Importer,

. AR8e> wholesale and retail dealer in Amer
MA lean and Imported Guns and Rifles,
,,aIIDs and Fishing Tackle. Pocket Cutlery, Walking
B and Port s MqGei fodsT aks saPs
sp.,,. Bird Bags, Nipples and Wrenches, Wash
a RoS. snd TicAers, Dog Chains and Collars, Gun
YYss.eTs Materials &c, &c.
~Rsyolyers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers
NJ, ~ tbe trade S. SUTHERLAND,
P''' 10, iS2, Main Street, opposite Eagle Square,
Richmond Va
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWEIRY. s
e HARD TIMES COME NEVER, NO
"a MORE. 80.
h3 Oh. dear me. what shocking hard times.
Yet against them all have been striving;
For there is no pleasure without any dimes
So, to keep up, all must be driving.
A toast just now l will give you;
You'll drink to it, certain and sure: es-17e e
Success to all trades that's in Richmond. h
And hard times come never, no more. s 49,.
It's good times we for preparing
Pll tell you now one thing you can do
If your Watch needs any repairing, s.ss ID
Call on Main street, to BARTHOLOMEW.
have Clocks and fine Watches to sell,
To suit both the rich and the poor; see sss
I'll warrant them for to run well, s fs.. 81 a..
And may hard times come never, no more.
One thing will ask OF you all, -i4-5zs4% = p
Before from this place you retire;
On BARTHOLOMEW just give call,
He has got any Jewelry you desire. .s B. Y
A call from you is all / solicit, s..
My name, it's wrote over the door; A
Two doors past Plzzini's you cannot miss il,
And may hard times come never, ne more.
w. ]. BARTHOLOMEW Matchmaker,
oc II Corner 1lth and Main st.
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THE SALADo RIvER-The Navy Department
have late advces from Lieut. Page, the commander
OF the United States steamer Water Witch now
engaged in surveying and exploring (river)
channels of commerce in the territory of the Arpen
tine Confederation. The dispatches bear date 9TH
OF last August when Lieut. P had just returned
to Santa Fe, Gn that country.) from voyage of ex
pioration of three hundred and sixty miles, by wa
ter, up the Salado, the principal river of the Con-
federatIoEs country. 1t was never before naviga-
| ted by white men. The Lieutenant and his party
performed the voyage successfully with smaller
steamer, La Yerba, drawing twentysix inches wa
ter. 1t was in the dry season, which accounts for
the fact that he penetrated further into the nte-
rior lie describ IS the stream most beautiful
one, coursng through charming country abund-
antly supplied with game and forests and other We
getation, though yet in the hands of the Indians
who oppose the navigation of the stream by the
wLtes-Stdr
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M Aux Err Ell .--l5O bkls. nsw No. 3
II WM TAYLOR.
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tpR SALE.--The stock, Fixtures and
g s,a Siii OF well LOCATED Drug Store, IN thry-
u psft Of the city doing good busincss, owners be
e atstnus Of removing from the city. bargain
& De DE- had Address box No 259 Richmond Z. d.
10 l9--Gts -
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-r.oWEK BATHs.-The attention of the

NbV q. /, ralIed 20 a suptTIuf aItItIe OF suOWer
> F'o,1Gi the subscriber has on hand, and which
ss. ole at less price than the common srti
Rsssn ~ lis for. Those who wish to purchase
asls sn.ss for themselves by calling at z. NJ ZIM
q sstIEls4sSssR sSssRsF%s' 3 as;.F' sTEbS'SS foLLES's
NJ. sIAH''N wM. FORBES
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We hayp on hand mud fa,

,.a,-1rT7ri. We have on hand and for
.-7f-srff---.S sale DECK BOATS of the largest
s-2---&------~ size Also OPEN 30 AT S. and
sssra Timber, from 80 10 90 feet, at our Boat Yard
YtF,entiary Pond, Richmond.
90 Ie-d6ns HOWELL l. MESSLER.
IIK1INIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
! FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
BANIES STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
7wEGs EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks 10 my
truds for their kind patronage during the past four
ilrsa Store Fronts Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, and
srnd to Enclosing Buryins Grounds, and in fact all
work IN tie Stone Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur-
ya,sed North or S0nth. oc 80
VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.
SILVER MEDIA l.. the highest premium
Ess,ded TO SAM UEL d. DENOON, for the best spe-
tmeHs of CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCE ED
PklCES.-rhe subscriber has for sale the largest
n9cs Of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
msse IN this city, of his manufacture. The
Irses embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
'ach as square-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c,
With beautiful rounding Fenders summer pieces &c.
to match Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c, from
own and country punctually attended to and care
,lly packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
VII! be supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
The usual discounts of for cash by wholesale Apply
Emy Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, between 8th
sli 9th streets, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL d. DENOON.
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells
4e. Of my make. 8-5m S. d. d..
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LETTER FROM WIN. SMITH OBRrEH-The New
York papers contain letter from VIM Smith o.
Brien the Irish exile in reply to address adopt
ed at q meeting held In New York nearly q year
ago. The address, 1t appears, was lnisiaid, and
therefore not forwarded until recently. We make
the following extract from the letter: :. --c
have been rejoiced to perceive that the meeting
at which your address was adopted was attended
by native Americans as well as by Irish refugees.
There is no point connected with the recent cmi-
grafton from Ireland to America respecting which
have felt so much soleitude as the maintenance of
harmony between the native citizens and those Of
my yteiiow-countrymen who have adopted the Uni
ted States as their home On the one hand trust
that the Irish will never forget that when they fed
IN inyriads from their country in order 20 es-
cape the manifold disasters which awaited them
there-when they fled from famine; from eject
ment; from misgovermcnt; from proscription-they
found in the United States land OF refuge and
were received with fraternal welcome trust
therefore, that they win not only eynce loyalty to
the Government of the Union-that they win not
only endeavor to deserve the title of useful and
dery citizens, but that they will even avoid every
proceeding which can awak en- unfounded iealousies
or unworthy prejudices 5- tees SIS
On the other hand, the Americans ought not to
forget that IN the early struggle by which theirna
tionai independents was acquired, Irishmen bore
q prominent part that some of their most Hlustri-
Gus fe fellow-citzens have owed their extraction to
Irish parentage that by Irish labor their forests
have been cleared, their towns have been built
their mines have been worked. their lands have
been cultivated, their ships have been constructed
and that if ever the American Union should need
for Its defence or even for its aggrandisement the
aid of bold hearts and strong arms, it will find in
the Irish population that hereditary vaor for which
they have ever been distinguished aa +S-
Mr. O'Brien concludes by the expression of his
heartfelt desire that the great Republic of the
West may become in each succeeding year more
and more deserving of the admiration of mankind
and that its population may enjoy more and more
both the happiness of social life and the blessings
of national prosperity
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lllssOLUTION.--TLel lirn Lere1afare

U-oU Z It d N.--Thc firm heretOfOre
sAstihg under the name of ALLEN & SHARP
SUI Sun Ihis date dissolved by mutual consent Per
- aI-aebed to the Mill viii please call and settle
"" iVI payment. J. H. ALLEN,
W H. +. SHARP.
ns, farmers and Merchants will please send in
L. 0tosfs I. usual for fine Richmond Ground Plss-
Y J. ii. ALLEN.
''emter ID, 1855. no I9--3tt
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.ILAMaNDER FIRE PROOF SAFES
= Manufactured by Evans & Watson, Philadelphia.
Tse Safes have been severely tested at recent fires
ape3 their contents of books aad papers were found
= be uiuiured They warranted to be Fire Proof
S.e with Halls patent Burglar Proof Locks Prices
r.5gRs from so to 800. For sale by
II. BALDWIN,
rl9l-ts 70 Main street, Richmond
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"A kae's BAKING Powder, If you wish to do away
with all breed, heavy biscuit, tough pastry Il
Is cheaper better and healthier than amy other like
For sale by 4. J. .PlCOT
nOf7 Sft @ flru vy.st
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COD LIVER OIL s. LlNIE,
w for Consumptives. fresh supply; for sale by
no 10 BENNETT 4 RtlERS Drnog3s.s