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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-11

Bbls ST. Louis syrup Moiasses rec q oh c"hrkh
"a J. N. DALZELL g. BRO.
GROCERIES
ry-HoIEsALE and RETAIL. forsale by
/ " Nox3 IN pALZEGL & BRO.
SoaP-so Boxes Palm Soap in store and for sole o!
- Dct25 hALZsLL ~ nno.
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber hs. opened large and choice as-
.ortBent Of Family Groceries, ai the ''ChECh-
Erred STORE,n
Front st., nearly opposite the Mills,
a fse doors keIsr Bsrrsrs PrsftrasHs,
Where shall always have on hand sfuh supply OF
all such articles as every tamil. needs VIZ
q sugar; Fish all kinds;
ci.,ise5 . Bacon, Hansald Shoulders
Crg.hed Picked Pork, Lad;
s n ard n o. Mol. Choice Flour;
syrup; Corn hsali
Coffee and Teas. Potatoes;
Pepper ard Spice; Dried frIli;
Sn:ls ana Ginss; Wooden Ware;
StaBe ~ are White Lead;
cti = "a rnrpcntlne; Soap and Candles, Stsreh;
! nd many other nrtiel-stoo HGnerousia menti7n al
Of hich VII be soid for ready pay, a. the lowest pa
ess
4 illaiso purchase all kind. Of Country Produce
Batter Eggs Poultry, Wheat. CSrii oats etc. etc.
Mays4-du Dawn 4 boAho"H'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-11
Wholesale Candy Mandatory
IN, WAlltk Z. LCFs
WaLTEE & TlEE,
VINCE NIB CONF.
s'u'g 81 q 80 Market Street, tet Main .rs n,
-. Iea., No

oH-tEt ~ ~ hard large tra fs..i .ss.ur.,t
81 kitds - tANtiCAhllt.. Mksl, /, k.,tu.
nit aud faflrts eaGUot be - ,Iass..a, ,.a.
astAtii shn.t ht A. he N.,s h ID e ~ (,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-11
GREAT EASTERN STOVE DEPOT
WALRAyES d PARKER,
DEALERS IL
rruits Confectionery Nuts L.

an Brady. = pars above ID street
H,yIug fitted aud furnished eofnmoAfaas saleon.
vith a aide sptranee-are repaired 70 furnish
t.adi.- and q .ntienen III Ice Cream aud yayat.
email drinks Of the season. Please give call
Mas i-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-11
COAI!
A BARGAIN |!
Valuable Property for Sale

nNE Hundred and Twenty acres Of fret rite slJ
= one mile from Munte1nma-th- tonIH s,A' "
Pow.shek. BY IALLMAN q PONIES.
Junea Land Agents.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-11
Steam Engines!

nF alldeseriptions, on hand and made TO order =
N1Al-o Sheet Iron Work. viz: smoke Pipe. Brecei
-. kc-. &c made on short notiec--nitag Work
Chicago.
Dee. Is d W.T. p. W. GATES co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-11

WHOLESALE and RETAIL, forssle by
w Noy3 NJ DALZELL & BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31
VIRGINIA INTKLLICRNCg.

fEIERsBuRo AFfAIRs.-We take the followins
Ncms rom the Petersburg papers Of Saturday:
Accidena--Captain Francis E. Riyes, I veI
Known citizen, broke his leg ON Friday by falHne
on pair Of steps covered with sieet Mr Geo
W. Stel met with q similar accident from the
same cause 80
Resignation and Appointmeuf. uf.-Mr. C. +. sharne
having resigned his post Chief Engineer Of the
CITY water Works, II. D. Bird, Esq, has been ap-
VEEIsOS.-The Shenandoah Tenth Legion s.v,
mat IN the last few days, several deer have been
SOLO IN tnat market at ten cents per pound. Meat
Oh an kinds must be plentiful in that county As the
eaitor OF the Legion returns thanks to q friend
who sent him few yards of sausages.e
DrAD:-Major w. K Perrin Captain in the
W., W. OF ici2, and q member Of the convention in
lc.s- 5u Tor revising the Virginia Constitution.
o'ed on the 10th instant. in Gloucester county.
FATHER MURDERED BY HIS SOMA man nam
ca handel, living near Sengersville in Augusta
county, was murdered on Sunday night week, by
ms own son. They had had a quarrel and the
olo man went to Staunton and returned short
Time Defore he was murdered, quite intoxicated
when quarrel took place, and his son struck him
tWice with his INST on the head and face and he
oied 10 very short time. The son did not offer
70 escape, but said he was willing to meet his trial
AcCIDENT.-In Wheeling, on Christmas morn.
ing, tho streets were covered with sleet Mrs
Nosier fel, IN the first ward, and broke an arm
An employee on the Baltimore and Ohio raiIroao
Ieu under morning train, and had his arm cut Of
above the elbow.
CHRISTMAS AFFRAY-A difficulty occurred in
Union, Loudoun county, Va, on thu night Of
Christmas Eve, between some white persons and
negroes, in which Mr.. Samuel Chinn received 9
blow on the head from a stone thrown by negro
whlcn renders his condition quite critical
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

FIGHT BETWEEN AN ENGLISH NoBLEMAN AND
AN AMERICAN BUFFALo.-Among the various
items of news from the Plains, the Lexington (Mo)
Citizen gives the following:
1.-TWO British noblemen have been spending the
summer and fall on the Plains for the purpose of
sporting. One of them mounted his fine dapple
gray charger and with his gan poised, rode off to
herd of buffalo. Singing out his victim, a huge
bull, he let slip the dogs~of war. The buffalo,
badly wounded, halted TO recover his breath
John Bull halted also. After short pause and a
deliberate susvey of his antagonist, the enraged
buffalo charged upon the horse and his noble rider,
making no distinction between noble and ignoble
blood Down came horse and rider. When John
Bull rose to his feet he saw his charger going on
at full speed. little in advance of the herd, and
the wounded bull ready to renew the dreadful as
sault Recollecting that he was an Englishman,
and withal nobleman, John Bull was too firm to
retreat. The buffalo again pitched in, again John
Bull came down upon the Plain. A third and a
fourth time was the fight renewed, when the Eng
shman, finding that the American bull was too
much Of a democrat to respect nobility, and re-
membering that discretion was the better part of
valor took to his heels and left the Plain and his
horse in the quiet possession of the enemy"
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-On the Oath instant, fire
occurred at Evansville, Mo-. destroying totally Mr.
Fregus' cabinet shop and dwelling, and Mr.. Rusk'
confectionery. The fire communicated to the
courthouse, which was almost totally destroyed
The records, books, &c, mostly saved The court
house was new, having just been completed at q
cost of about 100000 and was perhaps the finest
in the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

- FALL I'M POR RTATION Ne
L. LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, PlS-
tolls AND RIFLES

ssTs.y sf SINGLE e AN &S60 S0fS'st poG 'ilis
BARREL GUNS, of superior finish. y
ALSo-A splendid variety Of Powder Flasks, Of
approved styles; fine Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
Calls and Collars; Ely's waterproof Central Fire
Caps; Wash Rods, completes; Gun Wsds, &c.
volvers and every description of Pistol now In use.
Guns stocked and repaired with peatnem and dis
patch. JAMES WALSH,
NO 22-2m 80 = 80 -. g Ls..-.-.
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Inc Paris correspondent q the London Times
- s,. - sepeab tnai tine treaty Of adhesion "a
$500 1870 Ia acsuaiiy been signed between
- .s.e ana sweden, and only awaitsthe exchange
sncsnona e +
seany land 10 creating furcre At Marseilles by
nc. singing
~ I1piy 70 tne str1ctures Of the London Times
o' sIe naetivi.y OF Marshal Pessier, the Paris pa
pc pc nave puolisncd some very ugly recrminations
ne hssemofee Nafson6ic asks, "Who was 1t that
, onscIeu tne Maiakon and covered themselves with
sply ana renownf And who was 1t that obtained
c'er,lAsnng ignominy at the Redans'
r.. me impress Eugenie Is 70 go to the South Of
france Tor her approaching accouchcmenf,
ENGLAND.
Iasnsn T. farhament VIII open on 3lst Jan
:. = low tnaI eonsideraoie misunder
~. .s'ns .nrs pIetahs oesween LORD Palmerston and
- ), faimerston and Panmnre contin
80 s, % ~. "e1, "uiie .ne rese oL tne CaDne'
fer ~ eeace tne present opportunity
N.nctoo a. 49,. ~ s'.ss peAee' VIC" tue Emperor
P.,,na-s.e., 80 sdu hu,s ~ ineine. ~
Iiament ovar h;s LII. .r oi ot fas
An order n .s co,,mr;, uuaissu1s smthres neao
p.nL ~ councn .n1norses .., @ the issue oy the
h......S.. a ns.nu Vi @4S5oV IN Aooitionai hotes
=; ~ pL "iions Oh seeuri1ies specaneo
c.y.-.;;. ,ss..G
a.. A.z;. i9S'uIing m LONDON ON the suolecf o1
D:s Al, ~. SoIev,u..
.o,s' a.oelt M nau 1gain IaHcn into pad odor IN
mite bet,voor tho e-ns "a par - ais y,
"oeA ZIG ieshneh's Vi guaroS ana the
cpArr
IT,. or..,, ,e %. n.N.
der nf 81 Eard;nspS ,,,, G. me grand or
nu, ur.i. =, -. e.aAnu apon uen Isiiss,er ana
nv bo ON 'ne oi 'ne freneh ar
THE oWEPtSSn WHu
III. o..xi.nI III ~ y, LAi.AND .Nln1 MAIL
Rowp,y Nh, Ian Is .rs Tb all. GU
aoa;ns, tbe Ssn,.is ,;s,oso,s TIE oe aaopteo
tbev he 20 r.,;shoJ x,,;n - $500 ,lo uls.lictS
and the rebels st e;.be, s"hrn;. ~ Ta .ru9ps'
ted Tho ent;ra tr;ha .s;i, ha aond.ns1 ~ .Ds,
wears to work ont their own snhimgaf;on Tbev
viii be required to open out by forced labor the
whole of their country by means of roads and
bridges
MISCETJANEoIrS
-. -. -"'
n iestor IIom vienna, OF the ISL, says The
Empress OF Austria is again in an interesting sit.
uatiop
Adyices have heen rece;ved of tho ae.,b ~ .b.
eldest brother of the bouse of Rotbsch;IS ~
fort on thS 6,b ;ns. Peror, S-sn1,r ,s a. Am
cb;I5 = III ~. t III s Drion IAns1, son notns'
sliiu 10 tae tniIu oI Tue orotners hotnscnud VINO
nas TINS ire IN 1900, the chc OF the house
IN naples, Cari, and the chef of the house in Wien.
na, solomon, having already died this year. OF
the five brothers there remains now only James
the chef Of the house in Paris The funeral took
place on the morning of the 9Th inst. and. tboueh
devoid of anv attemnt at extern.J snandar - ,,
attended NV more than ono hnndrad ca arr;a,os . =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

Mary Ann wife of Absaiom Butler, of Baltimore,
a highly respectable lady, committed suicide Fri.
day afternoon by cutting her throat
Don Antonio Garcia Reyes. who was on his way
20 the United States as Chiliau Ministersto Wasf-
ington, died at Lima ON the 16th October
Alfred Belanger has been elected Chief Engi
neer Of the New Orleans Fire Department, at .
salary Of q, 200 49, ~
II Is computed that elO0,O 200 win nstcover the
expense 10 the parties concerned IN the late KAN
sas difficulties.
A Judgment for d. 500 was obtained 10 the Lewis
Ry) County Court last week, againssthe steamer
Bostona, for having taken off a fiave,
The Mississippi, at Cairo, on the Goth inst was
fall Of floating ice. The thermometer was uine %
gress above zero.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

FROM NEBRASKA TERRIToRY.-The Nebraska
Legislature met on the 18th. r. r. Folsom was
elected President of the Council ann p. C. Sulli-
van, Speaker of the House
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

HIAwATHA AGAIN.-John Brougham has bur.
lesqued Hiawatha in a Christmas spectacle at N
York. His play is called Pocahontas, and is foun
ded on the life of the Virginia Princess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

PARDoN.-The President has pardoned VIM. T.
Sterling late postmaster at Sterlingvle, Wiscon-
sin, who was convicted of embezzlement, and has
been some time in the penitentiary The pardon
was granted in consequence of satisfactory proof
that the prisoner would die if not Immediately re-
leased from confinement
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LIBEL SUIT.-The Hon. David Wilmot has sued
the editor of the Montrose Pa) Democrat for IL
bel, laying his damages at ten thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

NEW SANTA FE-The Santa Fe mail reached
Independence on Saturday The Indians In that
region were quiet.
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VENERABLE BRIDE AND BRfDEGRo0MlOne
of our oldest citizens, says the Boston Beg, who
has passed his 92nd birthday, was marriEd, the
present month. to venerable lady of ~ sdmmers
We hear that the clergyman Of the aged bridegroom
positively refused TO perform the marriage cere
mony, and the pastor of the bride not responding
to the call for his services, justice of the peace
united the parties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

VI 18Th street, between Nam and Cary keeps con-
stantiy hand assortment of all kinds Leather,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather; Russet and Wax Up
per Kip; French German and American Cal:-Skius:
French and German Patent CalfSkins; black and CO.
Tered Morocco and Kid-Skins; Roans of all colors
Goat and Sheep Binding Skins; Shoe Thread Boot
and Shoe Trees; Mems and Ladies' LASTS Boot Webb;
Avis Lasting Tacks; Silk Twist, with full assort-
nent of Findings of every description, of the hest
auaitv. 22-d&Wts
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n-L AlNSLIk, BOWEN q POW.
&0z ELL, COACH MAKERS. CROSS ST.
ANRC rl~- ..I.--.r--.

are practical workmen with long experieuce and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
for the manufacture or repairing Of Csrrlages for
hand at this time, of their mansfactsrs, good
stock OF CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGfES
&c, of the most approved styles which they invite
the attention of those in want such articles Thank
full for the encouragement we have received We can
only promise to renew onr efforts to give satisfaction
to all who favor u with their patronage.
g. A. AINSLIE,
s.4 D. Y. BOWEN
22-d&cSm I'll H POWELL.
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FATAL OccURRENcE.-On Thursday last, DIR
John p Pilsbury, Of Rochester, n T., took, by
mistake, an over dose of morphine, and soon after
expired.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, Gel
have just received from the North, q
ANH large and well selected assortment of
Double and Single GUNS, COLTS
FIVE SHOOTERS, Aliens Revolver Rides single
and double Pistols, Ely and other Percussion Caps
Mads, Ensf;h and American Powder, Canes, Fishing
I I an also prepared to RE-sTocK, MEND and
nstsd to SnSs y GHSs &c ss Ss are
se24-Sm Mainst-, between 18th and 18th IL.
as4e-51EE.aA We have On hand and for
sale DECK no n3ATs q the largest
Square Timber from so TO 90 feet at our Boat Yard
aa io-dsm. HOWELL 4 MEssLER
D9sESf65FsIIr ans sIrNR s. 4ANSRSEEIKssON, SEIssO UpheisseTeT.
PAPER HANGINGS and UPHOLsTERfNG
sn5 beng the largest and bss. selected sssort
friends and the public generally, and will be sold on
the most reasonable terms oc 8--ts
pREMIUM. .sIGNs.-Thc sa6scri6er ID
now prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful signs
a. well as common low priced ones He took the
first premium at the last Mechanics Fair and ssks of
those who are in want to give him call. His terms
rienced workmen, will also undertake any kind of
painting required Call ON 18th street, next door to
mr.. faaarnnstona Ia
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED 70 JOHN W.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER MAIN srREET BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thsnks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years and beg leave to say that am prepared %
furnish Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs Vaults and
attend to Enclosing Buryins Grounds and in fact all
work in the Stone-Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
passed North or South. oc 50
VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTR.
A SILVER L the highest premium,
awarded to SAMUEL d. DENO0N, for the best spe-
cimens of CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES.-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
for sale in this city, of his manufacture. Tho
rates embrace all Of the various kinds snd patterns,
such a. square-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c,
with beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces &c,
to match Orders for Crates, Fenders kc- from
town and country punctuaily attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sen again
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
the usual discounts off for cash by Wholesale Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, ON Main, between 9th
SAMUEL D. DENOON
have for sale large supply Of all kinds Of Bells,
&c, of my own make. no 8-Sm s. d. ID.
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\vILLIAM +. C0LENTAN & CO., SHIP

NJ III.INN #. IOLENIAN q CO., SHIP
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CALIFORNIA AND FRONT STREETS SAN Francis
co, CAL.-Ofiice No. 81, Wall Street New York
W.T.. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. IL. WILLIAMS.
MI COLEMAN is in New York, and will give ship
pers every information TO markets, shipping, &C.
~ EXCHANGE on San Francisco for sale by
WIN. r. COLEMAN
je 2a-ts OIL Wall street
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BACON IL BASkERfILL,
ID GENtRAL COMMISSION MER CH MI

Receive consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Corn,
Wheat &c and give their personal attention to sales
&c. fe Z-dGwts
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aI1eE y H61skyi,s.n d y y,sn .ss,sss. s Y g q s,, 3

BedIiy eniaTged md 0lhestVl5c m
proved his store sc No. "a Nam street HirhSsrsrS
Va begs leave TO inform his friends sud tie pniie =
large, that hs stock consfs in Carriages Barou-
enes hockawayH top and no top Bseeae. Saddlos and
Harness Of all kinds usually nade Tor tiis msri ~
Saddle Bags Brides Martngales Stirrups Bifts snd
spurs OF various qualities and prices; Oarisee G1e
snd Riding Whips; Canes. Um6reffm sud 6nuklskin
Gloves for driving; Trunks valicee Csrpet Bsrr IA
dies Satchels, fine fun snd Blanket Robes HoSsc Co.
vers and Blankets Of various qualities and prces-ms.
for persons to equip themselves for horse back snd
carriage riding every article used for either Is en,-
braced in our stock. The public is moit respectfully
does not say he seta lower than Others for he don't
know what others debut only asks Of persons who
trying elsewhere. He assures them that eyerv in
ducement which can, win be offered to serve them.
To Sadlers he would say that he has larre and w.
med assortment of Harness Meunsina Fsteuf and
other Lesthers, which he viii sell them at low prices
JN0. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main st., 5 doou shove ST. Charlss,
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EOHN I'll. CLAIBORNE, GEN NERA L
- COMMISSION MERCHANT Dealer in Provi-
sons, Richmond, Va-Particular attention given to
the sale of Flour Wheat, Corn, &c, Cash advances
upon consi gnments. WIN supply Richmond Ground
Plaster town grinding. loose packed-) Virginia
Bone Dast and super Phosphate of Lime, Peruvian
de
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I aRuS AE SHINE, ,AUCTIONEERS AND
Ia COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IA Main street.
will attend to all sales of Real and Personal Estate
slso 70 the sales of House Furniture Stock Goods &C.
&c, accommodating terms
C. EARGS. JAMES N SHINE
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nLIVE OlLs-so easss - seeA saarsy,
q !. r. = 's's - pAyxnsoR1. ALLEN CO.
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pH1Cks MEDUCEDs-H1CH66&36 ~.
MAIN STs = - - = sss 40
h, .hssriber takes plsssurs - aaneuneae q n.
omplste erasr - ltAf1 - d
- anS recsntly iacsredaa expsuss q tsvefuI Inn.
fan PlsD;ns saw;ns ;ss ~ :2d perisetins ~ nasnay
kinds Of Boards and Plank be 5 no~ - s.sSf = -
cute s1peror work, at greatly sedncsi ~sicsS = -
de Sta WTT.TJxX S@S1sS
Iron Msnufactarer, 18Th street, betwesa Man
GAS FITTING AND FfxTUAEH
steam Pipes for Chrches, Public Bu3ldhm ke
Metallic Roofing, Guftering and Spoutine ut
upm my part Of the city and country
MELL IND GARDEN PUMPS FOK SALE
N-R LOON @ q Y..sNR R ~ q, 4 NJ
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menced killing hogs at II o'clock on Saturday
morning, and by s o'clock in the evening they had
sIsuchtered dree fhonsaxd hcad-a feat that has
never before been accomplished here or clse-
where-LrwisuiLls Journal
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The schooner Maiinda, coal laden, from Phila-
dsiphia was sunk near Smiths Point, Va, Thurs.
day night by collision with the steamer Louisiana.
from Norfolk.
Madame Ida Prefer, the great female traveller,
IL suing the Morning Posi- Of Berlin, 70 recover
damages for defamation Of character.
Samuel s. Sanford. the negro opera performer. h
10 distribute 500 losves of bread among tha pooi
Of Philadelphia on New ears day.
A fellow has bcen arrested IN Montreal for rob
bing the poor box
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rNO RAIL ROAD COMPANlES.--We
i are manufacturing and keep constantly on band
every variety of Spikes and Chairs and other Ran
Eastenings.
ALSO-Bolts for Bridging, all lengths.
Car Axles and fiat, round end sqssre iron, all sizes,
made from best Virginia charcoal Pig Iron.
R. ARCHER CO.
da ifs Armory Iron Works.
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ACoLoRED BIaAMsT.-James Busch. . colcred
man, was convicted in New York, Thursday, Of
bgamy, in marrying white woman named Waugh
an while he had cplored wife living He va
sentenced to three years in the State prison. The
woman. Vaughan, admitted in the trial thas shs
knew Busch was married, bat loved him more ssan
she ever could love one Of her ows ssiof, and -
united her fortunes TO his
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BUSINESS CARDS.


HENRY Won GltONINts offers his SER
II vices rs Teacher OF MODERN LANGUAGES
Iuterpretsr and Translator. =
Office: Grace street. between ith and 5th strects
nextaoer 10 Centenary Church de e-dim*
NiU sICAL e X RD.-.DOI.I.lN(sER,S
WI CONCERT AND COTfLLION BAND is pre-
pared TO furnish music for Balls Concerts Parties
Seirees Serenades, Exhibitions, &c, NC
Having engaged the very best performers he In con-
fdent of giving satisfaetion The following sentle.
men compose the band;
+. DoLLfNGER,
b. KRAuSSE. j BEYER
Orders to be left at Mr.. DOLLINGERS. on Mar
shall between Sd and 4th streets, Shockoe Hin
I7--2Es
i:'tiOMAs ". KEEsEE, Aucfioncer of-
l fee with Georre ]. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl street
will attend To the sale of Real Estate and every des
clpi,on Of Merchandise, Household Furniture. &c.
Also. To Renting cut Honses Collecting &e
Y Is. COOK ~ CO., AUCTIONEERS
IT, NO. 40 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the public Auctioneers for the sale OF Real Estate
furniture, GToceries Dry Goods, Horses Cattle Nc ;
the shortest notice and upon the most reasonab;e
terms.
Having large and commodions rooms they viii re-
goods for sale ss pirate sale without the charge
Of storage.
Our door sales of every de scrpton attended TO up
on reasonable terms.
r. B. COOK. VIM, MOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

MURDER AT NIA9ARA-A dreadful MURDER va
committed at Niagara, G. W., ON Friday signI =
respectable citizen Of Niagara. By the name q
Thornton, was murdered BY another man, ms''
posed The dreadful deed was perpefratsd with
Club. The murderer escaped by crossing NIagare
River to the American shore. but was closely pur
sued The wife Of Thornton has been arrested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

DEMUyAL.-I have removed my Office
H from No. Pearl street to No. Exchange Place,
under the Exchange Hotel and next door to Mr. Vests
Book Store | am paying the highest market price
for Land Warrants Gold and Silver Coin, &C., and
selling Exchange Gold and Silver and North Carolina
money ON the best terms Call at
VIM. HURLEY'S Exch. Office,
oc 2-9m No A. under the Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

now receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
suitable for housekeepers, Also of Wood Ware, com
prging every article in that line. oc 10
RJESSRs. REX ~ MOYER would fn-
WI form the citizens of Richmond that they are now
prepared 10 furnish FLOUR in TO- l5 20 or % pound
bags; or CORN MEAL in any quantity, from their
Steam MIL of Msin and 2ist streets or from
their wagon customers doors, at short notice.
Please give a cali all who have tried 1t pronounce
il firstrate article.
de 4-Ims REX l. MOYER.