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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Police ARREsTs,-By examining the
registers kept at the two station houses, for the
month ending the 31st of January, we find that one
hundred and eighty five persons were committed
to the cages of the city, for various offences Of
this number, seventy three were white persons
seventy males and three females-thirteen free ne
groes-six females and seven males-and ninety
two slsves-eeven females and eighty.one males
OF the whites there were not more than two out of
every ten, who were natives of this State. This
fact OF ITSELF is of the strongest arguments that
can be adduced in favor of work house of the
185 arrests made, one hundred ard fifty of them
we're made by the night watch, and thirty
by the day police-tbree of them by officer
Pearce, two by White, six by Johnson, nine by Ty
Ter, and ten by Seal This statement, of course,
does not show the actual police service performed
by the day officers, the majority of arrests made
on warrants, are entered on the Mayors book. each
morning and not on the station house registers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
INDECENT CHnDREN.-The superintend-

INDECENT CHILDREN-Thes uperintend-
ent Of the district schools should not only have the
power, but be required, to search out the INDECENT
children of the city and compel them to attend
school. There are now scores of little boys run.
ming about the streets seeking mischief, who if ed
ucated might become valuable members of society,
while, if they are permitted to grow up in gno-
rance, idleness aad vice. will bring discredit nst
only on themselves, but the city which gave them
birth. The Council has the power to have indi-
gent children educated and if parents will not see
their offspring instructed then the city should
take parental charge of them and compel them to
attend the district schools
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

To PREvEET EsCAPEs.-It is said by q
gentleman, who has given the subject no little con-
sheraton that the only sure way to prevent the
escape of slaves from Virginia to the North, by sail
and steam vessels, is to station one or two revenue
cutters Off the Capes, with sufficient force to
search every vessel going out, and with authority
not only to bring back any fugitive found, but the
vessel, commander, and crew. If this plan could
be carried OUT, Shareholders might have some secu.
rty for their property, but until such step
taksn, we may expect to hear OF occasional escapes
by slaves to the North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Mr.. Russell W. Allen, of the Arbour,
corner Of 10th and Main Streets gave his friends
yesterday, fine entertainment on the occasion oil
changing his quarters by moving round the cor
ner so that the entrance is now on 18th street.
The good things, both of solids and liquids, were
In abundance and the affair went off TO the great
satisfaction of every body Aliens Arbour has
become proverbial as restaurant of the first
order, where the best of the season can always be
procured on the shortest notice. The proprietor
is whole soued gentleman and deserves the
liberal patronage OF the community
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
DAGS! RAG S!-The subscriber h,

DAGS Z A G The subscriber has
II opened house On franklin street, five doors
west Of the Old Market, and opposite Messrz Brown
& Shook, for the purpose of dealing in PAPER MA
TGRIAL He will pay the cash delivery for
clean COTTON and LINEN RAGS, ROPES, SAG
GING, &c.
Having had many years. experience in the bust
ness he thinks he will he able to discriminate as
20 qualities to enable him TO pay better prices
than other Dealers manufacturers of except
ed) The cleaner, stronger and finer the article tbe
better Rotten Rags are worthless and wooden will
not bear transportation.
Should country merchants and others choose to
send him lots directly, his personal attention will BE-
given, and prompt remittance made by check on the
nearest Bank to them, SAM'L CARY
REFEEENcEs-Samuel Marx, Esq Cashier Bank
Of Virginia; Wa. w. Duunavant, Esq OF Richmond
Enquirer; jas. A. Cowardn Esq. of Richmond Dis
patch; Rev. John E. Edwards, Pastor Of Centenary
Church faI-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
aRuLuro PAsaos SrRosG IN" JAIL

"RULIro PASSION SrRoNG In" JAIL
Yesterday the Mayor received letter from an uu-
fortunate man In the city jail complaining that he
had been robbed of four gold studs, by fellow
prisoners lad not more than sixteen years old
now In limbo on charge offelony. The complain
ant prays redress for his wrongs and states that
the bows now In prison for robbing Mr.; Anderson.
instead of feeling mortified at their situation, spend
the greater portion of their time In recounting the
numberless thefts they have committed. and how
they managed to escape detection. These very boys
declare that they determined at one time to reform,
and would then have done SO, had they not become
satisfied that the Hastings Court did not intend to
punish them for their crimes owing to their extreme
yourhfulness The whole trio are now confirmed
thieves
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NOTICE.-The undersigned, late of the

NOTICE.-The undersigned, late of the
IN firm of N. NJ, Martin l. Donnsns. Petersburg,
and N III Martin & Co, Richmond. have establish
ed shemselvesin this city as COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS in connection with thei, g Grocery 2 aud |.
JOHNSTON-and respectfully solicit consienments
of Tobacco Wheat. Corn. and other produce
Tobacco or other produces intended fer US aud pass
ing through Petersburg, will be forwarded By cur
house there, free of the forwarding charge Faith
full attention will be given to all consgnInents.
U-Our Office for Inc present is at the Counting
Room of w. s. L. G. Donnan. Entrance from Viz
sinia street DONNAN l. co.
Richmond. lst February, 1855.
DOMAINS & JOHNSTON,
Gr0cerS and Commission Merchants,
PETERSBURG. VA.
DOMAIN g. CO,
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND, VA.
p nap Do 6SAM;a m Resident partner.
IA a. JOHNSTON, Petersburg
s. C. DOMAIN, Resident partner, Richmond.
fe I-d6ts
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VALUABLE. FARM FOR SALE

offer for sale my FARM, called MILvlEW,
privately, lying in Henrico county, fifteen miles of
Richmond and q miles of James River. This r. rm
contains 4l4 or less There is about 80 or
s5 Cleared; the balancen its original growths
The buildings mostly new. having been built
within the last three years. aud within fifty yards of
the house, there is failing spring Of excel
lent water and is bounded with tie best kind of
green sand mar edjoirine the lands of Dr. Poindex-
ter, DR.. Metteit James Binford, Thomas West, and
others.
Terms liberal and accommodating. These wishinc
to purchase. will apply to tbs subscriber
THOMAS FRENCH, or
EDW'D d. EACHO,
fs lin Gan Art and Coll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

THE rapid change of weather in our va
riabe climate brings an unusual tendency to disease.
Rheumatism, Pain and aching of the Bones and
Joints Neuralgia. and other affections of the Blood,
are but few of the effects produced In such cases
resort to CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE will at once
relieve and in short time permanently cure. 1t
purl6es the Blood and conseq aently removes the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Tar DrmooR.rIo Parry Of MoDr0e Ward
.,a s, hold meeting this evening 1t saunders
Hall the object being 70 organize for the approacn
irv ststs elections appoint vigilance COMMITTEES,
etc. Every Democrat, who can DO 90, Is sxPecteo
10 be present on the occasion.
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

4 n ENIIEE STOC K OF FRESH
IA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY BY the ..Al-
bert Gsllstin," Guy Mannerug." Isaac Wright, y
and steamers "Atlantic'' and City of Manchester, I"
receiving and opening a large and varied assert.
meut of Hardware and Cutlery.
These Goods were ordered long enough to give my
agents ample time to get them up carefully and on
the ,noss favorable terms; all OF which have been
purchased fo- cash ] am daily looking for the 'Ros-
cius" and other packets from Liverpool, with the
balance of my Goods hich will complete my stock.
customers, and the public generally, to call on me
and examine the finest assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery have ever had the pleasure to present to
them for their and accommodation
THEO. ROBERTSON
lmporter and Dealer in Hardware and Cutlery,
fe1 No as Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

The Doc Coach, with it's dwarf owner
In Ii, was on the street yesterday, and attrscteo
unusual attention. The Major Is curiosity in ne
way but judging from the manner 10 nv wnlcn ~, ne
same love for "fthy lucre.' 20 common TO better
formed creatures of bis sex.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

STEALING GRAM Bird, slave, In the
service of Thompson Nailor, was arrested by the
ing small bag OF grain from his employer Bird
acknowledged the corn, when proved on him, and
stated that he had only taken little to procure q
drink. He was ordered twenty stripes for hi.
trouble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

EXCHANGE HoTEL.-Jt will be seen by
the advertisement OF Mr.. BALLARD, that board AT
the Exchange Hotel is reduced TO So per day. In
thus yielding to the circumstances of the Times,
Mr. Ballard very frankly and generously states the
reasons which have influenced him. He is one oil
the most enterprisng OF hotel keepers and his obi
ging disposition and gentlemanly bearing always
command the good opinion and esteem of his guests
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

IcE. on the basin. yesterday evening.
waS a, least half an Inch thick, and the weather
growing cold. Persons residing Ia the csuntry
viii probably now have An opportunity 81 getIing
ice II their ponds have been filled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

CRANBERRIgs We understand that sew
rs, of the farmers on Chickahominy Swamp, near
this city have determined turn their attention to
the cultivation OF Cranberries, the lands in that
section of the country being admirably adapted to
the growth of this fruit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
,ENT.-An old negro woman name

AccIDENT.-An old Negro woman named
fruits about the court houses, was accidentally
knocked down by stone, thrown by party OF
boys engaged IN pisshed battle, near the Lancas-
terian School, yesterday afternoon The old crea-
ture complained very much OF the blow, bat, in all
probability was worse scared than hurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

DETAINED.-Isaac Valentine, free fell
low was arrested and Gagged last Tuesday night, for
being in the street with William Coullings pass
and for not having register of his freedom
When brought before the Mayor, yesterday, he
was locked up for future consideration
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

RoBBIkG HIS OwEERs-Nelson, q slave
in the service of the Richmond and Petersburg
Raroad Company, was detected yesterday In the
act of stealing load of coal and two bales of oats
from his owners. and lodged Ia the cage. When
brought before the Mayor the crime was clearly
proved, and the prisoner ordered thirty.nine
atripes =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

REDUCING THE SrocK.-Alexander. slave
TO John Christian, ard in the service Of the Rieb.
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company, was a.
raigned before the Mayor yesterday, charged with
being engaged with Nelson in stealing two bales Of
oats from their employers The evidence of guilt
was % very conclusive that his Honor could do no
thing lese than order him thirty stripes with the
hope Of thereby improving his morals and teschins
him to keep clear Of baled oats in future
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

The CANAL, where it intersects Byrd
street, should be brdeed at once, that the people
OF Oregon Hill may enjoy the convenience OF its
use. Other improvements IN that section an very
much needed, and must be had by all means.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

TMpRovIsG We are gratifed to learn
that Mr. William +. Huidsworth, who was severely
stabbed on Monday afternoon last, continues to I'M
prove.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

IscESpIARIEs are unceasing in their eff
forts to destroy all the stables In the city Scarcely
a nioht passes that one of tn EN- II not fired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

To BE IMPRovED.-The Superintendent
of Streets il advertising to let by contract the i'm
provement OF 18th street, from Franklin to Rosa
When this contract is completed, it would be wise
policy to grade Ross street and have 1t paved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
FEMALE RIOT AT THE WEST.

CIscrNNATr, Jan. 30-At Mount Pleasant, II
this county. about fifty women attacked and de
molished large quantity Of liquor belonging to I
liquor, which stood six Inches deep on the door.
warrants were sworn out in the police court fol
about twenty, but the police returned this after
boon. and reported an inability to make arrests :
night. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Nor DISPOSED eF.-EfIord johnson, /
slave In the service of Mr.. Mosby charged with a.
saultipg Jsmes Clayton In Brosd street, On SUNDAY
the 2lst uIt. appeared before the Mayor. but ownr
to the absence Of important Witnesses for the az
fence the inyestieati postponed till Thursday
next and the accused bsiled by his employer TOR al.
appearances ut that time. F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

CHICAGO, Jan. 29,-We have had another fierce
storm a 2. snow sna wind The train the Chicago
Aengers and several members OF the IerisIs,pprs
were frozen up on the prairie. in snow sone eiesi
feet deep. The passengera burned the cars ana IL
robbing the cars Of consigpment Of oysters nrc.
served themselves from starvation By last account,
hey were still there. Relief, however, had been
ssat 70 them on Saturday night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

The lecture of Rev. Mr. Moore on Tues.
day night at the Athep@um, was one of very
original and interesting character and afforded
high satisfaction to intelligent and appreciative
audience
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
SHocKoE Hit BuILplNs FUND Ass

SHocKOE HILL BUILDING FUND Asso-
cIATIoN-The regular monthly me eting of this Com
PAW will be held at Schad's Hall, THIS EVENING,
at ii O'Clock P M. The monthly dues will be re-
ceiyed at the Hall from O'Clock p M. till the hour
of meeting.
The FINE will be enforced on all who fail to pey
their dues before the hour of meeting.
Per order. ]. w. REEVE,
f,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

MASc1fKsrKR. N. H.. Jan. A.--The Know Nothin,
Convention to-day nominated Ralf Metcalf, Of New
port for Geverpor. viee preacher Moore, who W,
found % bsinelieibls for the Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
JOtAN 7. OAKLAND.

A CARD.-G. D. WOTTON would soil
"A cit employment in WRITING of any kind. In
offices-Writing up; Balancing and Proving Books:
Drafting Accounts and Making out Commission Sales
or Selling Goods
Best of references given Apply at the Powhatan
House. or address him through the Post Ofise.
During the last twelve months more than two
thirds of the time he has been employed writing
principally, viz: Keeping Books for Barksdae, Sto.
vail Coz selling for C A. Gwatkin a while; writing
for and assisting in winding up the former concern
OF Butler Tinsey, and keeping the Books of the
late concern of James T. Butler 4 Co also, Copy.
Ing some for a Lawyer. fe I-6t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
T1O THE PURLTC .-Althonah the

THO THE PU BLIC Although the
Il charge of SO so per day for Board lin conss.
quence of the very high price of provsions) affords
me less profit than arose from the former charges of
So per dav, yet, not willing to tax the fibs.
Iaity of my customers with the additional charge of
so cents par day. when they can, if they choose to
do so, Get elsewhere in the city, at former charges
as comfortable and elegant as any
gentleman would desire. hereby give notice that,
from this oats, the Price of Board at the Exchange
h 1a ~ WIN De as iotmer!y-95 per day.
Virginia friends and customers, tender my grateful
thanks for their past generous support and
trouble nor expense will be spared on my part to
make their sojourn at the Exchange in every par
ticuiar, comfortable and satisfactory.
JOHN p. BALLARD.
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Dian Gur-Johu Adams, ! young man

UkAR GUN.-JOhn Adams, young man,
charged With stealing ride from Elisha Bethel. had
y exsinsiiop before the Mayer yesterday. and was
sncnrenanded 70 prison until ths second Monday ~
seosletys % which time he will have hsnxing b.
iprs the H0stinss CeNEt. ~ the article stolsn II
teMy uessh mers thsn "a thu Accuaed may aat m
9pnonanty e issrnipg Trade at ths exeepss ofths
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

10. r. M-The members of POcahon-
tas Tribe No ID, l. o. r. M, requested to meet
in their Wigwam. In Coriuthian Hsll, on THIS
(Thursday; EVENING, at " O'Clock full attend
ance is desired. Members of other Trbes are also
invited to be present. BY order of the
fe liz SACHEM.N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS OF MONROE
Wharf.-The Democrats of Monroe Ward are invited
to meet at SAUNDERS HALL, on Fon.hee street,
in rear of Grace St. Baptist Church. on THURSDAY
purpose of orgsnizng for the approaching Virginia
election. appointing Vigilance Committees. &c 1t
Ia desirable that the meeting be full one.
MANY DEMOCRATS OF MONROE WARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

However, the French regard for the soldier
ends with his life No lists of the wounded
and dead are published by the government;
none such are made. The friends and kin.
dred OF the absent in vain make inquiries for
them The case is different in England
There is somewhat more humanity there
The families OF those who have fallen have
at least the sad consolation of knowing their
fate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

citu of Richmond, State Of piyginia, to wit:
Tn,s dav personally appeared bsfore ms, a Justice
of the Peace In and for the aforesaid City. Thomas
M. AIfrisnd President, and Thomas L. D Wslford,
Secretary of the Union Building Fund Company,
and seysrally made oath that the annexed statement
Il true exhibit fthe condition of the said Company
to the day of December 1854 to the best OF
knowledge and belief Given under my hand, this,
5Oth day of January, 1855.
fe Pit JAMES EVANS. ). z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

AUCTION NoTIo E.-The attention of
houaeke &c. is solicited to the sale of House
and Kitchen Furniture, this morning at 10 O'clock
at the residence of Maj. r. NJ Nmmo, on Grace, 3
doors above Jefferson st
fe1 LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Es66ENTIAL OIL OF BITTER Al
III MoNpo.-3o ~. Allsnss Esnsntiafo Il hi,
toy Amcnds, werranted tbs best ID market Tor snle
~ tel nENNEx1 nEn1o.
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Dance, BY Mieeoe r. sue - Aendeh-
70 conclude with
Ern.stiue. Mr. c. Howard.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
PAUL JU Ii E N
RESPECTFULLY announces that he
FIRST CONCERT
ON THURSDAY, FERRUARY 1sT. 1856,
Upon which occasion he will be assisted BY the fol-
lowing eminent sTtists
Sip'ra MARTINI D'ORMY,
Phns cearse for n he 2gdIs hsu:ss Of ssr.
Signor CUTURI,
Late principal Baritone of the Grisi 4 Mario
Troups-his fret sppsarance here.
AUGUST GOCKEL,
w. r. BRoUGH. Manager.
PART FIRST.
|. observation-disclosures dc Brsvura," composed
ana execute ATdGGsr eocKEL
2 Duetto-from Don Juan. La CT dsrem.n Mozart.
SfGNoRA DORMY and SIcNoR CUTURI.
8 solo-violin-Grand Fsntasis, from La Fsyori.
's'''''''iP PAUL JULIEN.
4. Asia-ffom II Giuramsnto. .Mercandants.
SIGNoRA DORMY.
S. Romanzs-from Macbeth; ..:............vsrdi
sIGEoR CUTUEI.
6. Solo-yioiin-The Witches Dancer Passnipi.
PAUL JULIEN.
PART SECOND.
7. Piano Forte--The Naisd Queen-Concert Pol
ka... .3ockei.
AUGUST GOCKEL.
8. National MedIsy-sHuugarisn Song.n
SIGNoRA DORMY.
8. -Volin-Grand Fantasia Capnevieux Temps.
PAUL JULIEN.
TO- Aria,...................Fr From Maria di Rudsus
SIGNoR CUTURI
II. Piano Forte-"Polichinello" Burlesque Gockel.
AUGUST 4OCKEL.
II. Brindis-'Il Segreto," for Centralto. lIucrsza
B0rgie) ................s.......... .Donizetti.
SIGNoRA UORMY.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
a. Doors open at 7-Corcsrt to commence at 8
O'Clock.
Tickets for sale at Tsylor's Music store and the
Fl. HARRINGTON. Agent.
la 81
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oyster DISHES, &c.-Eteak. Oyster,
" asd Vegetable Dishes, with hot water pans
ard heAters, Tor sale b.
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Rev. JOHN LANAHAN suffered long; tried
the most eminent physicians; hid his throat eau
terizsd; became unable to preach smoothing but
strong desire to induce the thousands who dying
from the same fatal disease of which he has been
relieved induces him thus publicly to speak out
We say to the stflicted with pys2epsia, Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofuls, &c, try this HAMPTON's
criminal to defer. You owe it to Yourself family
and friends to make the tral-or all female diseose
and for delicate children, it is sovereign remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

PuB. Doc.-We acknowledge the courtesy
of Senators Mason and Hunter, and our rep
resentative in Congress, Mr.. Caskie, in send
ing us variety of public documents and
speeches, for which they have our thapks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

Number of shares redeemed, 81.
Estimsted cash value of the sh ares, "a: z5t.
PToperty--none.
Thsre are two bills due by the Company not inciu
5.a in the above for rent and advertising: amt. sS
49, - THOS M ALFRIEND, Prcst.
THos L. d. WALFoRD, Sec'y.
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NJ Il I KUP y u I a N ii A u l..
LECTURES
OLIVE P. 3 A D WIN.

A T the solicitation of many citizens, Mr..
IA o. P. BALDWIN will deliver course of four
l. LECTURES at the above Hall, commencing on
FRIDAY EVENING next, the I'd February.
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Call and get pamphlet gratis and see cures.
Soldi in Richmond, by .. A. STRECKER and PUR-
CELL. LADD & CO., and by all the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Cali and get Pamphlets
gratis fe i-d&cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

AUCTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fruit, &c,
THIS MORNING. by
DAVENPORT. ALLEN b CO.,
fs 1T AuctionasrA.