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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

SrE.LIso.-Moses, in the service Of ,R.
O. Hsrwood, appeared before the Mayor yesterday
y, having 10 his possession buffalo robe suppos-
90 70 nave been stolen. A no one appeared In
~s. ro claim the lost ar.icle the examination
mr. ,. saunders has smined the robe, and reoos.
s.c.. 80 ~ having been Stolen from one Of hls
nssks abonstwo wssks aimee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

HoTEL TH,Er.-Last Monday night an
over coat was stolen from the Shakespeare House,
BY white man, who from the description given OF
him. answers very well for the fellow that stole two
Id watches snd 5000 in money at the Columbian
Hotel last Friday night. The Police are In search
Of him. but Is probable that he has left for parts
unknown. -
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MARINE NEWS

Report Of Steamer AUGUSTA. on the uoncr 60
February 20th, 1855 y
N. w. itSoh foH
. Passed oil Days Point. deep hsrm brig at an.
Shoals " DoeP water
Steamer Jamestown
schr. Ann, Of Bergen Point.
beating up. s' 'p''n'o gu iese eo'or,)
bs Wn 'sneins Point, schooner with deck load o,
Crsirh,nno sE, Feb. le-Cieared schr. Emma Ian.
w.t. osK, Feb. I9-Cleared. ,cbr. R.h.
Richmond. ' lily FONT; and oriana, Tuttle, fer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

In TRoUBLE.-Jefierson Rogers, free
man, charged with having been to a free State and
returned, In violation of law, held to bail by
the Mayor to appear before him on The second Mon
day in next month and answer the charge.
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FRENCH HORTICULTURE.
~ MONSIEUR GRESSE. Horticult

FhENCH HORTICULTURE.
G1G MONSIEUR GRESSE, Horticultu-
SN0 fist, tlate from Frauce,) has the honor to an
EyN nounce to the eitizsns of Richmond and vi
--~~%-~ cinity: that he has had selected with the
greatest care in France large collection of Plants
Flowers, Fruit Trees and other choice articles OF
interest to the Hortculturst and suitable the eli
mate Of Virginia and adjacent States. The assort-
ment is principally follows, viz:
NOTWITHSTANDING, Rhododendrum, Magnolia,
Peonia, Arbo'ia, Toilet Orange, Dwarf Tree, Roses
Dahlis Of every description.
FRUIT TR S.-Apple. Pear, Plum, Peach,
Apricot, Raspberry bush besides several other spe
cies Of Flowers, Fruit and Garden Vegetables, NOT
to be found though perfectly suited for the ground
in this neishborhood. All CT which are now offered
for sale at No. f0 Main street. Exchar go Bark
N. B-Mr. 6RE5SE will attend to planning apy
may be necessary. fe 2t-9tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

Observation-Disclosures Tines, a free
woman, had no papers when arrested by the
Watchmen, and was committed to the cage. Yes
terday the Mayor released her he heinz satis6eS
that she was tree and had a register at home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

CAUGHT AT LAST James Allen, free
negro was srraigned before the Mayor yesterday
morning, for being in an unlawful assembly and
running from the police. When brought before
the Mayor yesterday, he was ordered twenty
stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

The SECRETARY Of the Internal Improve
ment Contention, held at tile White Sulphur
Spra1gs sn August last, has to say to the
members of that Cow enton, and others, that
the proceedings and documents ordered by
that body have all been printed, except the
address to the people and the Legislature,
by the Committee appointed for that purpose.
That address will probably soon be com.
pleted, and as soon as it is, the whole publ
cation will be gotten ready and transmitted
as members may direct. The volume will be
quite large, as well as most valuable one
containing, besides very useful documents, a
map exhibiting the contrasted grades of the
Covington and Ohio and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads. The publication has been
expensive, much beyond the original contri
button
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

sic for the Piano Forte and Guitar fs 24-lt
4 LIST OF EXCELLENT BOOKS
IA JUST PUBLIsHED.Fo For sale BY
JAMES WoODHoUsE co.
Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1855. Year
Book Of Facts in Science and AItsasI Is.
Washington lrving's New Book-Wolferrs Roost
BY Washington Irving vol-125
Tho New Pastoral. By Thomas Buchanan Read
The Sons of the Sirss; containing the Principles
and Progress of the Know rothings. Paper covers
Gilfiian's Literary Portraits. Third Series-1.25
Memoirs OF the Life, Exile and Conversations of
of the Emperor Napoleon. By the Count de Las
Casaa with Portraits and other illustrations. Anew
Scottish Songs, Ballads and Poems By Hew Aing-
lie, author of 1.-THE Ingle Side," &c--l:00
Full Proof of the Ministry; Sequel to the Boy
Norton, A MIC.
Slavery in New Light; showing il to be the Ap.
pointment of God, as Indispensable to the Cvilizs-
ton Of Africa BY the Author OF 1.-THE Apocalypse
Bevsriey's History of Virginia; with an Intredue.
ton by Charles Campbell. vol. svo., Illustrated
Flstchers Studies on Siavsry.-2o0
The Westminster Review for January
North and South; new Novel. By the Author Of
"Mary Bafton,n &c SHE.
Inc a Tale of the Alamo. Dedicated to the Tex.
an Patriots - 75c.
Harper's Story Books No. s-The Strait Gate, or
the Rule of Exclusion from Heaven. By Jacob Abb
Documental History.--The State of the Union !;
being complete Docpue ntary History of the Pub
c Affairs of the United States. Foreign and Domes.
tic. For the year 1854. l vol 8vo-2 90
The Two-Fold Slavery of the United States with
q Project of SelfEmancipation. By Marshall Hail.
N. D., F. r. s., &c; with two Maps. London, 1854.
75c.
Follow Jesus. BY the Author of ssCome to Je.
sus "-25c.
With further supplies of other popular new
Books JAMES WOODHOUSE Il CO.
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HoMEsrEAD COMPANY. = An adjourned
meetiur Of the HON. stead Company will be HEX
this evening" Fsb 2lst ct ~ O'clock. ct the comps
ny's room, over Buffers Simons' Bookstors.
There 10 large amount of money in hand 70 ioan
BY order. -
r. 21-1t w. "A. bUTIEhSy aec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

The Blues will no doubt meet with warm re-
cepton from their old friends Ia Baltimore, the
Law Greys," and spend several hours In thai civ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

THE JOHN HART who was arraigned be-
fare tbe Hustinss Court for misdemeanoT, IL moi
JOINS HAT, Stone Mason and Contractor.
fe DO 6sA 4
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q Opp Frrnowss HALE.--Owing to the in
d,soositou of the Pre- pfietor Of the Diorsme Views:
there wss no exhibition last eyeuins, but there WI
be an exhibition This Evening sure. feH-H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

DIvoRcED.-At a Circuit Court for the
city OF Richmond lately held at the State Court
House, Robert F. Kirby was divorced from his
wife, Mary Ann Kirby. The defendant, Mary Ann
Kirby, failing to appear and answer the bill of the
complainant the Court decreed that the marriage
heretofore solemnized between the parties be an.
nulled and that all the interest of the defendant in
the estate of the plaintiff by virtue of their mar.
rline'
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V'HE S BSCRIBERS having re

l. moved to their Factory on Cary street
between 9Th and 10th streets. prepared to re-
ceige orders for all kinds of Agricultural Machine.
and implements of the latest and most approved
patterns, which will be made of the best materials
to CardwelPs double and single eeal'd Horse powers
and Tnreshers,' which have taken premium at ey
cry + air al which they have been exhibited Al,o
20 Croskilis Clod Crusher, "Manuy's Patent Rean
er and Mower" the best in use; Fawke's patent
Lime and Guano Sgreader, highly approved; Rirh's
subjoin the opinion of the Hon. VIM C. Rives, Of
these Flows. ~ -
BALDWIN, CALDWELL l. CO.
Rirhnnna Eeh - -
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BALDWIN, CARDWELL L &C
Richmond, Feb Goth

CASTLE HILL, 18th Dec, 1854
Coz Hm r. Stou9hton-Dsar Sir: l take pleasure
ance OF your Pow (Richs Iron beam mai at Cnh
BAN to-day. The work was far more thorough and
complete than that of any plow ever saw in opsra
ton before. The furrow opened by It was very
generally Is inches deep and about 20 inches wide
IN bard close sand, and most eectnaly and perfectly
it. o
The trial of the piow was witnessed by MANY OF
my neigh bcrs, among whom | will mention Mess
Hopkins, Thos Watson, OF Louisa, &c, ali practical
men and most excellent judges OF agricultural ins.
piements and there was but one opinion among
them as to the superiority and uncxceponable Der
Torrance of your plow.
Wishing you equal success elsewhere In makinr
this valuable implement favorahly known to our az
r'cntural brethren,
remain yours truly, VIZ C Rtvrs
10 2i-dlw&wSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

HEALTH or Mn. MAsoN--Ifanything could.
have added to the satisfaction which, rs
friends and townsraen of Mr. Mason, we feel
in the restoration Of his health. it Is the dire
disappointment and melancholy which that
suspicious event has caused in the bosoms
Of the office.seeking herd who had gathered
at Washington, eagev to step into slippers
which were not only not cold. but still had
living feet in them. Can any thing be more
heartlsss and degrading than such selfish
and horrid lust for office Only to think of
men, to whom the disease of another man is
4 source good spirits, whose hopes are fed
fat upon q paralysis, and who rejoice with
exceeding joy over another mans death
We rejoice that Judge Mason has recov-
cred, Just to spite those who were Specializing
upon his death. and preparing to make his cot.
fin astepping- stonetot their own elevation. We
hope he may live many years, both for his
own sake and that he may bear these tender
hearted aspirants in grateful remembrance,
and some day be able to repay with usury
| their kind manifestations of interest in his
late illness.
THE VETo MEssAGE.-THE WASHINGTON
PREss.-The Iateiasgencer looks upon the
exercise of the veto in the case of the French
| Spoliation bill, as a stretch of that power
beyond the intention of the trainers of the
Constitution-it being designed, as it be-
| lieves, as ''the extreme medicine of the Con.
stitution, TO be administered only in extreme
cases. But says the Intelligencer, eli
has become its daily food, and being pervert
ed from its original and wholesome purpose
the natural and proper working of our poll
teal system demands that more precise limi
tations be set to the application of the pow
| er." The objection of the President that the
claims could noe be properly made out, it con-
| siders proper question for Congress; but not
for the President. 1t concludes by expressing
its confidence in the consciousness Of
| the President in his conduct and declaring its
| profound regret at his decision.
The Seatine., while considering the bill
just in every particular, and contending that
the President objections are not weil found
| ed, declares that the exercise of the veto
power is unrestricted, and by the terms OF
| the Constitution, is 'enjoined upon the Presi-
| dent, in the event of his disapprobaiion of a
| bill.' 1t considers the Presidents views on
| the veto sound.
| The Union also defends the exercise of the
| veto, upon the mere ground of inerpediency;
and it quotes, for example, a veto message of
General Washington, upon a bill to amend
the act for ascertaining and fixing the militia
| ry esta Enlistment, which, it contends, rested
| entirely upon expediency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21
CARED FoR.-Willam Fl. Ward, small

CARED FoR.-William FL. Ward. a email
boy about IA years Of age, was carried to the
Watch house last Monday night and taken care of,
he having no friends in the city and no where to
stay. When brought before the Mayor yesterday
morning, officer Tyler recognised him as an In
mate OF the Tombs, where he was committed for
stealing old iron some months since. The Mayor
had him locked up until the Overseers of the Poor
can make arrangements to send him back to the
place from whence he came
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

DaAnArIc IrEn.-Dlon Bonrcicault and Mis-,
AGO. kebtnsos, hi wifs, win dspar. for Cali
tsrsies hsr1v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

AUCTION NoTIcE.--Mr. WIN. A. Bur-
TIERS, having had much experience a. Salesman,
wi civ, his personal ention to the sales of public
ard private Libraries, Books Stationery, OIL Paint
ings, Engravings, &c. ,o,s
gsfs Booksellers and Statione's, ISL Main ut.
fe 14-1mif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

GEoRaE M. DREwRY, Attorney at Law,
will practice in the Courts OF the City OF hehmeno
and the Counties of Henrico, Hanover and Chester.
field. stf4
E2- Office, 9th street, between Grace and Broad
Re 20-2st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

we also append list OF members. and the ins trl
Inent on which each one plays of
SMITHS BAND.
James b. Smith {ieader) BIZ gle
James M. Melton, first cofnet.
William Tremer, second cornet.
Frederick Fox, alto horn.
Michael Cardons, first trombone.
William Karrer. second trombone.
r. Emerson, baritone.
John Boucher, first tuba.
J Knop. second tuba.
Edward Felvey, side drum.
Hehton, bass DRUM
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

ssag s5 ~ -assss ess Ass
$3.50 IN - rs ~ aS@sS NJ ateisfa Aaa as6s ss
80 #k1S# ssxf3s fsssNS4 +
2sas s@
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LOST OR STOLEN.

I .OST-Certificat of deposit in the Mer-
IL chsnts' and Mechsnics' Savings Bank, No 264,
dated Feb. 2lst, 1854 in the name of Mrs s. Z. Tay
lo-. for enc thousand and eshty-three dollars. All
persons are cautioned agsnst receiving the same
fe 20-3t* SAM,L a. TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21
NEW PIANOS.-JAMES

!" H n received number Of new and beau
- tifui PIANO FORTES, of exquisite
tones and the latest and most fashionable styles of
finish.
ALSO, constantly receiving new and popular Mu.
SIC for the Piano Forte and Guitar fs24-1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

TOR SAI.E.-Foar Brick Making Ma
u chimes OF the beet kind and nearly new. Also
one Pressing Machine. The above Machines have
bern used but short time, and viii be sold low.
Also, one good Worn Herse. Enquire Of
w. 8 MARSH. or
NJ. H0UGHrER,
At the n. ID. Railroad Dspos.
fe 2l-6ts In Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

NllTn TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
W&M3 Strayed from the sui scriber, large red
A and white COW, for which the above
Toward will be given. If delivered at his
residences on Grace st., Church HILL opposite Mrs
NsnLew's. SAM'L M PRICE.
fe 1885,
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e WATCH STOLEN $50 RE-
"a WARD Stolen from the Columbian Ho-
N.Ax, tel, on Friday night. 10th February. dou
SEgD Bile back GOLD LEVER WATCH, gold
dial. made by Joseph johnson, Liverpool No. $685.
All persons cautioned against tracing for the ssid
Watch.
The above reward will be paid for its delivery at
this office. fe Pilot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-21

4 hNE OOLLAk REWARD.-A reward
" of One Dollar will be paid for the return of the
MUFFLES, thee in number, belor ging to Liberty
Hose Carriage Bells. They were lost during false
alarm on the night of the 18th which false alarms)
ought to be and can be broken up fe g-lt
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NUMBER 3O8.
From the Louisville journal.
nv Heart Il Sad.

Ny heart ID sad the summer breeze
That wanders softly by,
But wakes the mournfll memories
That deep within it lie;
Like some remembered voice, they breathe
Across my troubled mind,
lonely echo OF the past,
Forever in II shrined.
Ny heart IL sad would could find,
Beside life's rugged stream,
One quiet spot where might rest,
Ifonly bat 70 dream
" those sweet hopes, when life TO me
Was one bright summer dayi
Tho earth Ii still as fair, but Nh!
Those hopes have passed away--s
And left me like wanderer lone
Amid some desert wild
Oh Ia there not relief, cry,
For earth's worn, weary child2
Yes, Faith replies, sad heart, be still;
Beyond the starry dome
The white-wing'd angels smiling wait
To lead the wanderer home.
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Who have injured themselves by a certain practice
INDUCED in when alone-a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
cured, renders marriage impossible and destroys
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What pity that young man, the hope Of bis
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FTO CONSUMERS. n,
FUEL FOR THE WINTER"

HOUSEkEEPERS and others, who con
IL template laying in their supplies Of fuel for
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now ON hand, and viii be receiving during the fall
some Of the best kinds Of white ash and red ash
Goals " be found in the Philadelphia market
All the various sizes prepared In the best manner
Always on hand, Cumberland Coal, in Jumps and
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hauling is thereby effected. W.. &
au0 2--Sm
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LoRTLLARD,

No. ~, Chatham Street Nsw York,
Successor Of Peter George Lorillard offers for sals
all kinds Of Snuff and Tobaccos in general use
For particulars, q Price Current can be obtained
by addressing as above .e
This Estabishment rs one Of the oldest OF the kind
In the United States. feb S-diy
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