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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-10-04
To the Electors of Monroe County,

To the Electors of Monroe County.
AT the solicitation of many friends, |
am induced to offer myself as a candi-
date for the office Of
County Commissioner,
at the coming election. Should l be SO
fortunate as to be elected, I pledge my
self to perform the duties of the Office
with fidelity.
JOHN G. STRUNK.
NJ. Smithfeld, Aug. %, 1855.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20
VIRGINIA.

SOMETHING EEw.-The Petersburg Express
states that the bark Maria, Captain Hill ID nov
losding at City Point with live stock, for Bermuda
This stock Is from the Valley Of Virginia. between
the Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains.
AREsoLurE MAN 1T gives US pleasure to chron
icle the following incident as we find It Ia the Ka.
nawha Republican. 1t is not every day that We
meet with man Of sufficient courage to etem the
tide of adversely successfully:
Mr.. Marx, who lost nearly all he had in the
world by the late fire, was the next morning. ap-
preached by one OF kind, benevolent citizens,
and offered five dollar bill. which the young Ger.
man refused to tax e. remarkine that was true he
had lost everything but he was only twenty-five
work.
ANOTHER CANprDATE-Benon E. Harrison, OF
Prince William, announces himself as a candidate
for the State Senate in the Stafford District, and
urges Democratic Convention to decide on the
claims OF the aspirants. Col. Brawner and Col
M. Taliaierro are also in the field
SEcRETING MONEY! Mcbride was examined
In Hampshire county, few days ago. on a charge
OF secretng money he had found, to elude detec.
tion and sent on for inal trial at the April Circuit
Court
CHILD BuRNr.-A little con of Levi H. Rose,
Wheeling, was very badly burnt on wednesday
last, by his clothes taking fire.
VIRGINIA AND CALIFoRNIA-There are twelve
Virginians In the California Legislature
ENTERPIzE.-The citizens of Williamsburg, con
template erecting house for the accommodation
OF the District Court and the Special Court of Ap.
peals
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

FAIRFIELD SPRING RzCFK F0R isss
- . WITTY ~~.--.--.--.

ANcS WILL cOmmepce a.
/ 49, 2&kN ea .ls ssr TgEsDxY il
sf e & e! - so:ss cs .s sst
o,sn,d. W. 4 g. oibs. sssnss e. Nj. JulI. y Imp.
p; dsre names eh. .. By Tally dan b. rntss.
out Of Iiliv A' names 81. O. Unons ~ kStistss,
rJ,,1 J = u Dos.sll names b. By Rsvsnus. out u
9. Green nance eh. .. BY Belshazzas, dan b. oss..
J; sslchsr names ch 9. BY John Blunt, oct of r.e.
J. ssiehsr also names b. 9. BY zinsares, dam By
lfhos. @. Moore names brown colt BY ol.,eo.. -.
Of Lidyhsmett mare; also sorsI colt ~ YorIsii,s
out Of Msrsrave mare. -
J. Tally and A. chestham name b. By Tallyho.
!, Tslly and A. Chatham lso nans eh. By Tai
Sd DAY-Proprieto = Purse es0o- mile heats.
4rH DAY.-Jockey Club Purse - 4 mile heats.
9TH DAY.-A match race for $1,000 edds, mile
James Tslley and A. Chsstbam names sr. o by
Revenue !, dam Andrewetts. I,
SAME DAY-A Sweepstste for S yesrs old C;oifs
and Fleys. mile heats, 500 entrance, half forfeit
and closed with the following entries: -
DR.. A. crump names B. By Childs Harold, out Of
his Priam mare.
D. ". Haxall names b. 9. by Childe Harold, ous
9. c: Macon names b. 6. by TalIyho, dam BY Paris.
imp Prism.
The following Stakes are new proposed to be run
at the Spring meeting:
l: Sweepstake for years old $500 entrance, half
forfeit, mile heats, or to make race--to Be-
run on the first day of the meeting, to name and
close the 1st day of March.
z A Sweepstake for years old Colts and Fi.leys-
10 be run on the 4th day of the meeting-$2O0 en-
trance half forfeitSor more TO make race to mama
and close as abeve-mile heats
s. Post Stake to be ruu over the Fairt;eJd rouy,a
the last day of the Fall meeting of 1855 with Colts
and Filieye then years old, mile heats $500 en-
The 1st day of March pext. =
ia 5-2awtd JOHN BELCHER. Proprietor.
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To THE PUBLIo.-The number of ir

To THE PUBLIo-The number of ire
mediable evils caused by the use of hair tonics pa-
raded before the public in the newspapers, suggests
to the manufacturer of the celebrated FLETCHEK's
HAIR Tonic the pioprety of csutieniug the public
against e articles of the sort unless properly teste
His own practical experience with the hair satisfies
him of the great utility of the Fletcher Hair Tonic
and the very great danger of using any other with
cut being fully Of its chemical properties 1t
is melancholy indeed the most beautiful of
ture's dried, shriveled wasted away by
the improper of articles called Hair Tonic'
The genuine FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic is sold by
Bennett & Beers, A. Duvsl, John H Blair, Thomas
Il Taylor, Broad ST.. and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
No charge for a trial JOHN JOHNSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

FATAL AFFRAY.--Henry Darlington, an intern.
perate farmer in Boone county, KY, on Monday
last, commenced abusing bis wife, and was inter-
rupted by Mrs C.'s sister, who attempted to calm
the infuriated husband. Carrington caught her by
house, when, seizing large carving knife lying on
the table, che plunged 1t into his side. The sister.
inaw then fled, and the unfortunate man. after linz
gering through the night, died early Tuesday NOR
ming, in the greatest agony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

DuEL.-A dispatch from Jefferson city, dated
duel was impending between Messrs Brown and
Stewart, members of the Missouri Legislature,
growing out of insulting language used In debate
The dispatch says that "neither of the gentlemen
seen in his seat this afternoon and Ii Is rumor.
ed that they will fight to morrow morning. Cap
tain Frost is acting for Mr. Brown and Mr. Black
wood, it is understood, is the friend of Mr.. Stew
artn
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THE HORRORS oE THE WAR.
THE surFKRrNGs OF THE Taoors.
A letter from the camp, Balaklaya. ssys:

letter from the camp, Balaklava, says:
Inc Turks die 10 this place 10 or 80 per day. &C
you may guess the state of this place. Ny dea,
wlle ine lrost and snow stills very severe think
for the trenches The sooner the better for =.
are nearly lost in this place. on duty from rnornios
MI nlgnt, but we must put up with Il. :
me troops 10 this place have to carry shot from
.has abon, p'sce ; 'ae camp Of Lord Raglan That Il
apou. mlies, so you may think the state of the
men that carry "a pounder up TO h his hes in snov
think should be lost only for one of ,he o7,h
French Regiment that brought ne In from the snow
and; oelive me. the French brandy soon began to
work In our heads, and we started ior The ~
whole drunk, some lest In the snow, and so1ne mor
lost forever but that can't be helped Ia this conn
try tor you must sleep at night in your BOON or Won
would not be able to put them on Ia the morning.
from the frost g
EAGER FOR THE FRAY.
cannot describe to you the state oi our bra ve
arny nere. NO pen can do; II babies description
This pen of mine 10 powerless, and. 10 the attemnt
could cast it aside
The aspect of all is changed. You see nothing
put haggard, way worn looks. and the stamp Of
deatn Is marked on many still on foot To day 800
sick have arrived for Scutari and 1000 remain no in
camp The army is rapidly thinning and unless
frovldence sends better weather, few, fear, will
ever return to England have seen the tears
gu freely at the mention of home. Homel alas
England Eng knows many desolate homes and still
there is no fagsing of courage. What thrill of
10y It weuid send through every heart If the order
IIepare Tor battle !" were given. Men are impa-
un' @ Ior IL, and life here is counted cheap thing
ha W. Gan mount no cavalry. 1t Is sad to see the
nor horse. dying on the ,o,dsde. Go where You will,
you a ,eei bleeding heart at every step. For the
ast three daysit has showed almost and
greatest difficulty is felt in getting provisions TO
.ne @ camp The prospect is dark turn to what hand
% YOU nke. NO ray Of hope appears to relieve the
oeepening gloom All is one wild wreck of misery
and confusion. " SiJ
THE SEVERITY OF THE WEATHER.
" Before Sebastopol, Jan I2.n-
can scarcely write, cold is it. The ground is |
covered with snow and the most bitter of winds is
Iusnlng through the tent 1t is misery with ven
no no chance Of huts ever being got up and
pIa no must loose both feet from beue frost bi,
sen ana crowds who will lose the toes, &c un-
W tnst lt has been calculated, with the means
present. at disposal that it would take five months
orng up nuts for all our army from Baaklava 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

ACCIDENT MIR. Samuel Milwee, one of the old
cat and most respectable citizens Of Anderson, 6
c., was thrown from his horse on Saturday week
about one mile from Anderson village. aud after
being dragged far some distance, received injuries
which speedily terminated his existence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

Spy GLASSES VS.. OPERA GLAssEs-The war be
tween the seafaring men and the theatrical mana
gers at the St. Charles, New Orleans, relative to
the right OF the former to spy glasses instead
of opera glasses In the theatre has reached such
pitch that has been thought expedient to arrest
man named Dickinson, mate of the ship Africa, the
allegation being that said spy glasses were used
with intent to create disturbance. The accused
was held to bail for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

JOHN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
for the Circuit of the United States. the Circuit
Court for the County of Henrico and of the County
Court of Henrico.
Until suitable rooms can be obtained, his office will
be at the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
County of Henrico.
Office hours for the present, from A. NJ. to 2
O'Clock p. NJ. ia22-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20
Shh1Lc ~. SAbhkN-
JNo. H. BostiRR, Secretary.

We have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters, sold by Dr. C. M. Jackson, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia spoken of in terms of the high
est commendstion and honestly believe that it ID
of the best medicines advertised for the COM
plants for which it is recommended. They are plea.
SAINT TO the TASTE and can be taken under any crcum
stances by the most delicate stomach. The press,
far and wide have united in commending this inval.
usble remedy for dyspe psis debility, &c and such
the healing effects Of this panacea that we hope
il may be introduced to every family where dyspep-
sis has, or is likely to have Victim.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Il
Co.. and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
fa l9-d2W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

The Methodist Conference of Alabama, Is agi
tating III. subject of building Male College. II
Is proposed to raise 100000 for that purpose. No
point has been selected, yet, for location. tits
probable however, that Auburn win be the place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

SAN FRANCISCO NEwsPApERs.-Tho newspapers
OF san francisco seem to be in financial difficulty
Inc Alta California, the Oldest newspaper in the
state, has been sold by the Sheriff, but bought in
by parties In the office for Sl3, ,5OO The Sun also
Is advertised for sale by the sheriff. and lastly, The
Herald has been attached
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RICHM0HD, VA.
TUESDAY MoRNINo, FEsRuARY 20 1855.

THE HEN FEvER.-0ne DIR. q. p. Burn
ham, of Boston, announces book entitled
"The History of the Hen Fever" showing
the beginning and progress of the Fancy
Chicken trade in Shanghais, Chitagongs
Burmahpootras, etc. The DR.. is very posi-
bly, one of those who dealt largely and made
much out of the fever, and now is agoing to
make something out of its exposure. Our
smart friends down East adapt themselves
with the greatest facility to circumstances.
While the chicken fever RACES, the best bust.
ness is to sell chickens; when the fever sub
sides, book exposing the tricks of the fan
ciers is exactly what will take!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

FIRE IN MoBILE.-The druggist store of George
Coster & Co., and the millinery establishment of
Lughe, on Dauphine street, Mobile, were destroyed
by fire on the night Of the 1lh inst Loss estimated
at $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20
SUFFERING IN THE CRIMEA-The London cor
respondent of the Boston Post writes as follows.

IesPoHueHt OF tHe bostoh P0st writes as foOws
The officers who have just arrived from the Cri
mea confirm, and even more than confrr-for
they say the half has not been told-in all parti
culars the horrible and heatrendiug" accounts
which are given of the condition of the English
army. According to them it is difficult to give a
correct idea of the state of utter misery TO which
the men are reduced. As to Lord Raglan, if what
they say may be relied on, nothing can be more
diseracefu than his conduct 1t has been said that
the French are SO much better off than the English
tor supplies because their camp Is so much nearer
the harbor. The contrary is true. Gen. Bosquets
division is much further off, and the main body of
the French are even less favorably situated for
receiving supplies than the English. The former,
they were were encamped-a thing which Lord
Raglan never thought of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

The VIRGIN QUEEN, or the Romance of
Royalty, is the title of a novel just received
from the press of Garrett x Co., New York.
1t is said to contain fund of historical facts.
embodying the leading incidents in the reign
of Elizabeth, Queen of England. The au-
thor, j. Frederick Smith, has won good
reputation as writer of fiction, in his pre-
vious works, Minnie Grey, Gus. Howard,
etc.
For sale nv q nj WEsT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

RKJoIcING.-The people of New Berne, N. C..
on the 7.h inst manifested their JOY at the passage
through the Legislature of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad bill. by the holding of town
meetings, the delivery of speeches, the firing o.
cannon, &c &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

SPANISH CRUIsER.-The purser of the steam>
ship PIometheus, arrived at New Orleans from San
Juan, reports that on her outward passage, on the
LIST inst, Cape San Antonio N W., distant Is miles
passed close to Spanish brig of war; disguised as
merchant vessel. She was painted black, with
plain white streak, her sails much patched and
carelessly set and showed no colors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20
EEcHEs LEECHEs.-TI

LEEcHEs LEEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by Adams'
Express a lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most re easonable terms can
be found at all hours of the day the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night on
25th, between Main and Franklin streets
N. .B.-Cupping and Leeehing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notioe.
no6 r. C.. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

CUPER PHOSPHATE LIME.-De
~ Burg's celebrated Super Phosphate Lime-s
superior fertilizer which has been fairly tested
and produced the est satisfactory results For the
merits of this article refer to Mr.. Richard Semp-
son, Goechand county; Maj. Jesse Snesd, Richmond
L. Maury. Albemanle county; and others who have
useait. For sale by
S. Mct3RUDERS SONS, Agents.
Pi,hn VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

HAIR CuTTNG,-Citizens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair in the
latest and most approved style, woHd advise them
TO cali on HOBSoN, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on llth street.
NJ Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be had ct
all hours. Single Bath Csc. or 5 Tick cts for 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

THE LIquon TnAFric.-It is said that In Cincir
natl there are 400 persons who sell liquor publicly
and 500 more who privately contraband the sam
through the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

The police made descenqupon an establishment
In Broadway, Y, known as Dashall and Co. 3
gift enterprise office, and took possession of large
number OF tickets and other property of the con-
Germ. 1t is said that the parties intended to have
realised about $50, 900 by the swindle. Dashall e.
Co. have an existence only in name.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20
BAKFn's B,TTrrs BrTTrs ru.x f,o,

BAKERS BiTrERs BETTER THAN GoLp.-
fend In California, writing 10 another IN this city,
says that he has been completely cured of Dy
sta by the use of half dozen bottles of BAKER's
BirTER aud declares that the recsipt in that
try would be worth more than the richest mine In
the land of gold No family should ever be without
this medicine winter sumner for while IL checks
colds and prevents consumption 1t also cures diar-
ThRs and detes the cholera.
To he had Wholesale aud retail of Messrs PuR-
CELL, LADp Co, and Orus gists eyerywbere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

CHAnIrv.-N Nicholas Longworth few days az
distributed 200 bushels Of corn meal to the poo
women OF Cincinnati
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

MuNIFIcENT DoNATIoNs.-Mr. Maxwell Cham
bsrs, who lately died In Salisbury, N. C, wlled to
Davidson College the munifcent cum of three hun
dred thousand dollars. Mr.. C. has always been a
warm friend of the above Institution, and has here-
| tofore done much for it-having endowed a pro.
fessorship to be designated by his name. He also
lett $4,000 to the Presbyterian church at Sails
bury.
If Mr. Chambers had no deserving "ki,h or kin
whom his wealth would have placed above the ne
cessites of life, his liberay.in disposipg of his
properly in the manner above mentioned will stand
as shining monument TO bis name.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

HEIR TO THE FRENcHj FHRoNE.-Ane extraordina-
ry report Is current in Paris to the effect that the
Emperor has resolved to declare the Count de Nor.
ny the legitimate con of King Louis of Holland and
Queen Horteuse, and consequently, bis own brother
II is added his Majesty will at the same time raise
the Count to the rank of Imperial Highness, and
declare him heir to the empire. 1t s said that re
cent events which have occurred in the East toeeth
er with the fact that there appears to be no chance
of direct heir to the Imperial throne has of late
forced this measure on the attention of the Empe-
ror In Paris, and throughout France, Prince Ma
poleon's career as warrior has become the subj ect
Of jokes distiches, and all that artillery Of satire,
for which the French have ever been noted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

WoMAN's RIGHvs Widow Marie Antoinette
Lakeman elected keeper of the town pound
nothing party swept the board-electing males
to the other town offices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES,

WALTER HARRlsoN--office corner of
Main and 10Th streets-hss resumed the practice of
Law in all the Courts held Ia the city of Richmond.
fe lS-tms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

E,1ARM AT PRIVATE SALE.-For sale
4 privately the Farm owned and occupied
by Mr.. Robetj Farrar, situated about 81 miles below
Tie city, on the river road leading TO Charles CITY
H., containing la of lana, so acres OF which
present seeded in wheat; the ba ance is we'll timber.
ed with osk and pips. The Improvements consist Of
6 large dwelling, contsining six rooms with all the
Ieuisite cut houses, such quarters for servants
harm. stable corn house smoke house. Sc &c, eli
10 good repair A lao fine spring Of water conve
Iie1t to the dwelling.
The farm is located in very healthy and good
r-,ehb1 rhood, having sufficient timber, if cut, to
Fy DesriY for the tract
Any person wishing to view the premises can do
s. by calling Mr.. Farrar who will take pleasure
II giving al! the necessary inforra4 Atom.
Terms sccomm 1dsting. Apply to
fs lS-St "A Msin st-sat
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For sale by G.. M. WEST.

~ We have received No. of the Fam
lily Christian Album, edited by Mrs. E. p
Elam, of this city. We will notice it more
fully hereafter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20
T1O MILLERs-A FINE OPENING

LUfe0
score 5ears old, desiring to retire from business of
fers for sale upon liberal terms that valuable pro.
perty known as "Waikerton Mills {" situated In the
county Of King and Queen, and State of vireinia,
,mmedisteiy upon Mataponi, branch of York River,
In the thriving village OF Welkerton, to which place
large vessels and stesmboats are constantly plying
TINS property is fine opening to any enterprisinr
Miller; indeed know of none in the country 20 de-.
siraoie 1t is situated on COED stream of water ia
a most desrshls Geighborhood, where the greatest
abundance OF W neat and Corn Is raised and may q.
ways be purchased at from five to ten cents per
b1shel less nsn in Richmond, Norfolk or Baltimore
L hss 4, large thrse story Brick MilIHouse. good
DWELLING and other houses all built but a few years
The Mill has three pairs Of 0Iinders and the fourth
may be easily added The character of the -four and
meal stands high in the Norfolk market where Che
most of it Is sold and always commands the highest
Any person wishing to engage in the business, Of
industrious enterprsng and tempe rate habits would
soon be able to realize handsome living with
small capital. -7-f7
will either sell ths whole one half of this pro-
perty. any one who understands the business an
would take the management, who would furnish sa-
tisfactory recommendation. Address the subscriber
Postmaster, Stevensvlle, Va. y
fe H-2aw4w* JOHN BA6BY
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TIE EXPECTED GREAT CowEr The eminen,
astronomer, NJ Rabinet, member of the French
Academy of Sciences gives some very interesting
details relative to the return of that grea. comet
whose periodical course Is computed by the most
celebrated observer at three hundred years. The
result of his Investigations 10 that will appear In
August 1858, with an uncertainty OF two years
more or lees 20 that between 1856 or 1860 those
who .re then living may hope to see the great lu
minary which In 1866 caused Charles to abdicate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
that OF all the Daily pers Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

The mortality of Dublin 10 increasing at q
alarming rate, the deaths In one week being near
ly 400 in number out OF population of 100000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material,
(RAGs, Roprs, BAeGING, &c.) South franklin st..
doors West Of Old Mssket, buys small well as
large lots. fe q-dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20

Mr.. A. v. Harding, son of Rev. N H. Harding,
D formerly of Milton, North Carolina, died q
Raleigh, last week of dropsy, in the 25th year G
khis age. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-20
r. C. HOBSON.
REMoyAL.-The Office of the R,oHMo


FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed TO the second
Story of the Building of Main and IIth sts.-
rY- Entrance llth street
Applications for FIRE MARINE or LIFE INSU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting of their ability to comply with
their legations, they take pleasure in referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory in which it has been transacted.
JAMES C. CRANE, President.