davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

" For advertisements OF greater length, and less than
IF column ipsc rted longer time than months,
lisoGu Of Oper cent. tile above will be made for
sacp squarc or the first tee months, and 60 per cent
etcaiier. , -,
ser atuIni. oup
Fdr bush eSs OF professional cards, one square, psT
t6l 6TS' Nv
EUI Oucrolnun SuuisueJ one en- ~
Uali '' ...'..'.''''''''' 80 '9'oo S0'3
And 5orercent on the above for inside.
Charged at 81 90 per thou
sand ems ,.o .. -. ,
M, Frst ,qle aud same ni discount thereon Tor
number squares under the general head and
Incens a iIne or single Insertion.
E.sness adj var tiseHcnts, with monthly CHANGE one %
q,,tc M
N,r,cc OF ica.ls inserted satuitousiy; but iu"e'al -
notice charged. '.--.''.-'''' ~
NGuIuatjnuS. charged ur each candidate Tor sePa-
,r Office FOR month on less III advance Z'oV
g-I.;ousn ices inserted tor halt pic
+ K. EARTLESoN,
JOHN T. RUSSELL,
BEATTY n 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
FAIL FASHIONS FOR HATs.

fA LII FASdlONS FO6 HATS.
THE subscriber is prepared TO furnish his patrons and
the public with superior Hats OF the latest Fall syIeS-
All those who think enough Of their heads to indulge hem
in the of elegant and easy fitting Hat will please
drop in and let US take survey OF their caiums
with CORlOs in all such guarantee
to furnish sPeniJ Hats, that will t t. without nm
extra charge,
Find the right place, No S. sign of the big Red Hat
second do south the North Western Bank Main ST.
Wheeling, Va.
sps26 W. W. JAMESON
CASE Boraz, Tetinsd just Tecelyed and for sale BY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
NOV NRY GOOnS-

~ z INV : III z u y y u %"
No. 1855 Market VI, nbove 4Ih street,
ADELFHIA.
J. w. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, A. VAN SwEARINGEN.
AFfER to purchasers the largest assortment uI Eancy
" Dry Goods ntheCity. II ltConPrises inp part OIL
Hosiery OF all kinds aud qualities.
Gloves, Undershitts, Dress Shirtsand Collars.
WOolCn yarns of different shades and COOTs.
a fine assortment of Shell Combs.
90 do do Buffalo aud Imitation Combs.
Brushes OF all descriptions
Dress and IaOTs Trimmings of all kinds. =
EuTnclts, six cord cOld Spool Cotton.
PeriumeTy Ofall kinds.
AS well great many styles OfgOods OF our own Ilnror
atlOn, which cannot here mentOu and whichaTe wei
worthy the attention Of bycrs. We can make il TO
thcrinterest 10 give US trial. septS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

y SLIGHT MISTAKE IN THE PUEI!!
''Becu:y stes ,snaaor1rea is adorned the mosf!''
TINHAI reads prc.tIty iHdeed bul you
1 wont nclicvc il when you 20 10
~. ID. VI Otte a. Bros.
ard see fhe ELEGANT silks, IiG every style Of DRESS
GOOnS, mrnIcIs, bOnEets shawIs, EnbruderIcs, DC,
winch they daily receiving at thcr Store Mar.
ket street mTlT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

EGn0i6COn o. br9Gh6r.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
i orally.
I2OSmim's rHqrJ, aud Dqpor, 900 Pratt sL
. Baltimore,
Hugh Jenkins d. Cn.
+, w. Bruno Sons,
Long d llyrn, and SEaltImOTc
The cashiers OF any of the
Baltimore banks.
d. Lamb, Esq. Cash W N'k Va0
S. BRADY, NJ d NJ BaRI, 1r,L,,
Talamt & DcIaplan, wheeling
Jas. X. Baker.
Jas. MCCuly, Pittsburgh;
Rhodes & OgibaY, Bridgeport %.
Green ~ Dorsey, POwhatian IT. o.
Michael Dorsey, Capiina Mills, l U.,.,, =
Alex \ ARMSTRONG, Armstrong; do S"e"''oh'C CO. .
Jacob Grove, ST. ClarsviIle, o.
Peter MeGageT, GaipOis, O.
". !. Mccoy d Bros, SSiersvilIe, Va.
Tweed, SiICy d Wright,
Joseph C Butler & Co. SCincinnati, o.
JOhn Creigl.
Geo Green, Jun,
Gordon d Co,
&. McMOran, rI'ou'S'lIe'
Sam s. Preston & Co.
isu9&-trd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

Also great variety not here enumerated, which will
sell wholesale elaii the reasonable terms.
Merchants oma distance will find it :" their ad vantage
to Ca.l and examine my stock before they make Ihe L
Sprti and SluimcT pun chase.
anil J. L. MARSN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.


AMERICAN HOTEL e Stevenson, Z Steven
son, Ky; Harrington, . Boyoen, w Everett,
G g Armstrong. N Y; Bassett, Newhaven;J W
Parker. WATKINS Petersburg; A Price, J w Car
ter, I'll Wilson, Wilson, A Maddeson, Fl NJ
Tumbinson, Batimore III Sturger and son, s FL Pc
ters, -ynchbuIg; Capt skinner, stmr Roanoke; II
Phillips, Miss Philips. J Walk er, Washington;
Addison Phila; 4 II Patton, L Patton, Boston; B j
Smith, Danville.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-J r Chamberlavne,
Cufrie, Richmond; d Eels Batimors w B Wood,
DIR Wake, L M Burfoot, Chests I'D; DR. j w
Bryant Powhatsn; j NJ Harris. Wilkinson, Va;
DrS Wake Manchester; N z Payne. Middlebreok;
0reen, Amelia; r NJ PiDcham, Halifax; T A Curd,
II Pleassuts, J M Hatcher. Goochland; Mrs Law.
Miss Law, Va; Mugginson, Appomattox; Will
kinson, Va
EXCHANGE HOTEL-B Whitall, Richmond;
III Selden PowhstaD; L Bowden, Wmsbg; NJ
Morris FL Smith, Phils; DR. Booker. r w Stegar, C
irving Amelia; J Knnat4, CHM; Geo Young, lady
and child, Boston; 4 w Gouldin, Caroline; Miss e
Streckle, Staunton; Berkeley, Richmond; w w
VIZ otten. Hal fax; H Hordsmast, Bait; J Bow
den, Wms5g g w Manley, Bait; Lomax, King
Geo; Mrs Smith, N Y; MIR Harrison and lady.
Ma tinsburg.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL A MeCIeiland, Ct
Louis; Myers Salisbury; r Gervis. z g Rawlings,
7 Ste ptos. J II Digs Lindsey. Richmond; VIM
Ciopton, New Kent; s Lane, s Wallace, VIM
Richardson. Va r r.; C Trenhan, w Bsgby, Louisa
w Norman, Nelson; J Rurruss, Caroline: g Bs.
ker, Chas City; ] " Shine, SurIy; 4 DonirhaD. Ed
Caudsl. Lynchbg; II Murray, Chesterfield; w w
Warden, Staunton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

U. S. TREASURY by statement from the Trea-
sury department. it appears that the net amount in
the different repositories, subjec, TO the draft of
the United States Treasury, on the 29h of January,
1855, was 1921 s47 l23 80; of which sum there was
in the depository a. Washington, Sl9.199 -; Bos-
ton, SO, 543 523 95: New York, 81 ,6s2,3l5 81 New
Orleans, $685. 900 81 ST. Louis, S4,356,O95 So; Bal
timore SOB 026 30; Richmond, SIS, 64060 Norfolk
sos, 697 %; Wilmington N. c, Sl7,4 46; Cncin.
natl. Ohio, S25,079 Il; and ct Philadelphia Mint,
So .0S5 954 10. Among the transfers ordered, was
from New York of 81, Ala 900; one from ST. Lou.
is of ST., 100000 one from Philadelphia Mint of
Sl25, 000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
VIOLATING THE REvEsuE LAws.-Msio,

VIOLATING THE REvENuE LAws-Maior
Howard, the celebrated dwarf whose appearance
in our midst in "a miniature buggy" drawn by two
large dogs, was called before the Mayor, yester.
day. to show cause why he should not be fned for
selling books In the city without Hcense. The
Msjor, for somebody's past, has been Supplying the
multitude with small amphlet purporting to be
his life and said to have been written by himself
This of course, 10 violation of the law, but the OF
fender being dwarf and cripple, the ofeace might
have been overlooked but for the impertinent re.
marks made by his agent relative to slavery which
has attracted pubic attention, and If repeated,
may lead him into Trouble not easily gotten rid of
His Honor dismissed the summons, after Informing
the scce.ed of the requii ements oil the law, and
cautiopng him against repetition OF the offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

PRompr DEclsIoN.-Efiord johnson, q
slave in the service of Mr.. Mosby, was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday, charged with assault
ing James Clayton a white man. on the 2lst OF jan
nary, Clayton stated on oath that he asked the
prisoner to pay him debt. who instead OF doing
So seil ed him by the throat, checked him violently,
aud attempted to draw knife to cut him with, but
was prevented from doing by the interference of
Gentry who came to the assistance of the witness.
Clayton further started that the prisoner cursed
him several times and that Jesse Roach, Wilson
Coutts and several other persons Witnessed the con-
test and laughed at his situation.
Jesse j Roach swore that he saw nothing of the
difficulty being In bis house at the time, and that
he did not see Clayton that day-but from all he
could hear from those who did see the afray, he
was satisfied that Clayton was the aggressor, and
that the prisoner did nothing but defen himself
best he could from the attack of his asssant.
John B. Valeptiae knew nothing OF the affray,
but from his knowledge of Clayton IS truth telling
man. would DOT believe him on his OATH
Mr.. 5fosby proved the good character of Efford,
having know him for two or three years.
There being no other evidence adduced to sus-
tain the charge against the prisoner but the oath of
Clayton the Mayor discharged the prisoner, with the
remark that he could subject No one to punishment
on evidence go questionaole-Roachh having sworn
that he did not see the aray ALL and Mr.. Valen-
tine having thai he could not believe state
ment made by Clayton under the solemn sanctity of
an oath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
LOCAL MArrsR 4.
uRoLAsY AND ARsos.-F,etween The

BuRsLARY AND ARsos.-Between the
hauss Of | and 2ociock yesterday m ,rniug the
house of Mr.. james Cngarden, ON I'd street near
Daval, WAS forcibly entered by burglars and rob-
bod Ut sundry articles. consisting Of box of tea
buudle Of candies, etc The burglars broke In
q the back door. and aiasr securing what they
wanted, opened the wardrobe, flied basket with
clothiag, placed Il 10 the room into which they
hrst entered, set 1t FIRE, and then made their es
cape. Mr.. C. AID his family. who were asleep iiu
the room above being areuset by the smoke which
had almost suifocaied them, hsstened down stairs
just 10 time to everything they possessed from
destruction and By the cid Of neishbors managed
to extinauish the flames Had they slept ten miu-
utes longer. it IL probable that all Of them would
have persisted.
Some short time after this occurrence, Messrs
Baptist and Wicks, two OF the watchunen in that
section of the city, saw three suspicious looking
characters with bundles In their possession. and
made an effort to capture them, bat the ruffians
dropped their loads and made their escape, alter
long race Ga examining the articles left by th is
trio they proved to be box of tea, bundle OF can
dies, basket, etc taken from the house which had
been entered and fired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

CONC At LAReE.-One of the greatest
evils against which the poce has to contend ID the
repeated violations of law, passed to prevent SER
wants from, going at large. Persons owning favor
tie slaves are in the habit of renting places for
them and then giving them their time to support
themselves with. Naturally INDECENT, these slaves
soon learn to live much as possible by their wits,
and ia order to do take 10 day boarders of their
own color, harbor runaways, conceal stolen goods,
and in many instances iAince other negroes to rob
their owners for them. As proof OF this, refer
to the officers of police, who know what we have
said to tie uoe and who have suffered great incou-
veuence iu executing the laws, by the obstacles
thrown in their way, by negroes going at large.
The practice of standing master" for slaves by
persons who receive pay for SO doing, is also very
Injurious and should be brokenup. By this means
good servants are often made worthless 10 tnein-
selves and their masters,
We ere not ia favor of ebridgng the liberty OF
servants more than is actually necessary for the
good OF themselves and the community, but seeing
daily, ss we do, the many evils resulting from ne
groes going at large deem it duty TO call public
attention to II, that 1t may be broken up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
MARINE NEWS.
roRg or RICHMOND, Feb. 2

ARRIVED,
schr Oakland, Myers, Psmunkey River, wheat,
Taiaferro Co.
Schr Wingate Thomas, White, Back River tiers
Schr Barnegat Fitchett, Cherrvstene, do
Schr Mississippi. Moore, Back River, do
Schr Economy, Wainwright, Back River, do
Soop Plume, Cutchens, Warwick, do
SAILED,
Schr w. Colqutt. Phillips Baltimore, coal, w. ID.
Co!quitt l. Go.
Bark Emily, Keen, Rio -four, HaxalI l. Bro.
Schr Rose Bud, White, Back River
Schr Wiliiam James, Gustsfrey, Back River.
Soop Necessity. Fletcher Horn Herbor.
Schr Gaisgo, Smith, New York. mdse., D. Curre.
NEW YORK, Feb l.-Clsared schr Hanover Whip.
pie, Richmond. Arrived, schr. Bergen, Msgee I'm.
Petersburg; ship Far Wet, Bennett, from New Or.
leansreports January "a, lat "a IS, lon 81 26 WIS
boarded by schr c. 5. Peariee Cept Foster, A days
from Attasapas for Richmond, Va, entirely out OF
provisions; supplied them
sosToN, Jau. 3l.-Cleared, schr. Westover, Ro.
gers, for Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Feb 1.-Cleared schrs. J.. 6. Will
lians Kirkhan, Petersburg Mary Willis. Travers,
Richmond.
BosToN, Jan 3i.-Arrived schrs. w r. Neweomb,
Burgess, and Emerald, Bacon, from Fredericksburg
DISASTER.
BosTos, Feb Ia collision occurred Yesterday
between the barks VIM N. Harris, from Galveston
for Boston, and Celeata, from Baltimore, off Cape
Cod The former was badly damaged and was
abandoned bT the crew, who were tag Ten on board
the Celestla The abandoned vessel had 3 cargo OF
500 bales OF cotton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
DIED,

At his residence. in this city. on yesterday morn
S6th year of his age.
His funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon,
at q o'clock from st. James Church. His fre nds
and acquaintances invited to attend, without fur
ther notice.
On Tbursdav. the LIST instant. Mr.. MATHEW C.
GILL; in the 2lst year of his age after SHORT and
painful illness.
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral this evening, at 81 o'ck
at Wesley Chapel, in the Valley.
v-Petersburg and GAINESVILLE papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

ILLINOIS SENSATIONAL CoNTEsT.-W ednesday
last was fixed upon by the Legislature of Illinois
for the election of United States Senator in the
place of General Shields, whose term of office ex
pises on the 4th of March next but there was no
quorum present In the joint convention OF the two
houses. An effort to have been made on Thurs
day ESQ the telegraph informs us) to secure quo
rum and to make an election without the absen-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

TMpRovEMENT.-Work are engaged
in improving 22d street between 81 ain and Frank
lin. When that jobs finished, it would be well
tention to 18th street, in the neighborhood OF the
canal the pavement of which has been washed up
and made impassble by heavy rains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

DARING AssAULT.--We learn from MEM
Der of the police that gentleman was Knocked
down and badly injured some few nights since, by
SOME unknown person. while passing down 9th
street The sufferer had been 10 the theatre, and
growing tired of the performance, started home
short time after 10 O'Clock. On getting nearly OPP
posite the bell house on the square. he received
violent blow in the face from some invisible hand,
which knocked him sepseless He saw no one
aud has not the slightest idea in the world as to the
cause of the attack on him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

BURGLARS are so numerous III the city at
this time that scarcely day passes without hear
ing OF their depredations the night before The
fellows engaged in this business are not nosces, as
their acts antly prove, but procents in their
ami saw as roaues used to do in olden times, but
having reduced their vile calling to science, they
gently unlock doors, even of chambers, trick"
tie sleeping inmates with chloroform,, search the
doors after them, and retire with their booty at
pleasure. The mere locking of door, if it has no
inside bolt or bar ia no security against the
depredations of this vile class, than would be
wisp OF straw. We have heretofore urged our
readers TO guard against this class, and we again
invoke them to do so, since they have commenced
adding to the crime of burglary that of arson. Let
that which has just passed be warning to all to
guard against the future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

THE FuelrIvEs.-We learned yesterday
that no tidings had been received OF the three ne
groes who escaped from this city GU Sunday morn.
ing last though hopes yet entertained that they
may be detected on the York river in some of the
vessels going North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
uraEr-At 4 re- honr yester,

UpsET.-At late hour yesterday eve
ming, FESTIVE horse attached to buggy, fau
agsinst lamp postsf thecerDef OF Ism and Gsfy
Streets upset the vehicle and threw ths aearo dn
yer out, bruisiug him badly sbcut The face IN .ne
fall the negros foot became eusansed In the lines.
aud but for the horse being caught by Mr. Currie'
who was passing at the time and witnessed the &C
cidept might have eau ed bis death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

TIE You've GUARD expect to have q
grand celebration on the 22i inst They have 10
vited the Fredericksburg Guard to be with them
ON the occasion to partake of dinner and particle
pasein q ball.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

RUMoRED FA1LuRE.-The telegraph reports the
failure of the large dry goods importing house of
McIlvain & Williams, of Baltimore. 1t is said,
however, that they will resume business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
MARRIED,

AtDuvs. Street Church, ON the 18th ult, by the
Rev Mr.. McMean, Mr. z. e. MORSE to Miss j. r
CLARKE all of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

WIscoNsIN.-The Legislature of Wisconsin
made an effort on Tuesday aud Wednesday to elect
a United States Senator, but without success. The
balIoting was resumed on Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
1.-THE Coon OLD TIMES"

"THE Coon OLD TIMES" is the subject
of Mr.. Baldwin's lecture at Metropolitan Hall to-
night. ana we take the liberty oil inviting read
ers to hear it by all means The rich veins of hu-
NOR with which the subject matter is nterspersed
cannot fail to amuse all who hear the lecture. Tick
cts can be secured at the principal bookstores a,
the countipg room of the Dispatch, and at Messrs
25 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

WIZ. f. HoLDswoRTH, the man who was
O ahbea lasf Monday afternoon BY Richard Bea.iey
continues to improve and his ply sicians now lock
upon his recovery as almost certain beaziey
vet At large but win probsbly give himself up a.
soon a. Wordsworth has sufi.ienily recovered to
appear against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

STEPHEN PLEAsASToN-The Washington Uoiop
aluding to the death of Stephen Pleasanton, Fifth
Auditor of the Treasury says;
No filter euosium upon the deceased could be
pronounced, than to state that he discharged the
duties of high and responsible office for period
of FIFTY YEARS with credit to hinself and advan-
tage to the public, and that during half century
Of change, he retained in the place he so ably
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

Elk MAYOR MAURY.-The severe illness OF Mr
Maury has excited deep sensation In Washington
1t was supposed on Thursday night that he could
not survive till morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

n r. L. /. BLUES.-Parade at Lafay-
II cite Hall on to morrow SUNDAY at O'Clock.
Ill P. M, in Uniform Pants Cap and Plume with
~ oyERCOATS AND BELTS, with Grape the
left tn paw the last tribute of respect TO Homo
rary Member WIN. A. CARTER.
Muskets viii be furnished at tbs Hall.
By order of the Captain
VIM IL. Fry, Orderly.
Honorary Members are requested to attend with
badges.
Belts to wear with the Over Costs will be
given out at the meeting to night.
WM Fl FRY, Orderly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

Judge Hekmann knckerbecker, of Columbia
county, N Y, (who is said to have been the ORR
ginal o. Irvng's "Deidreich Knickerbacker in his
amusing History of New York; died on Tuesday,
in Williamsburg. Judge X. was a meslber Of Con-
grass in lHnN-,l0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
DEATH or WIN. A. CARTER.-We regrt

q a. TtEIFJ
to be called On this morning TO announce the death
of Mr.. VIM. A. Carter of this city, who departed
this life yesterday, after iness Of many months
Mr.. Carter was q member of the firm of VIM. s.
Beers Co on l4th street and was well known to
our citizens generally. But few gentlemen of his
age ever epjoYed the confidence of community to
greater extent than he did, and no has died
whose loss was more sincerely regretted. Peace to
his aahaaL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

AsorHER PRoFEsF.--TheN icars guam rain;ster has
addressed another letter to Secretary Marcy protest
ing against the Kinney expedition. In this letter
the minister forcihy demonstrates that the United
States has always asserted the right Of Nicaragua to
Fiat coast. and eannos now consistently he allesss
suffer to be invaded BY enterprise like .hat1un
Aer Cai K;apav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

DEATH OF SENIOR MoLINA.-The Washington T q.
pers, in announcing the death of Senior Don Felipe
Molina, Minister Plenipotentisry of Costa RIGA,
Guatemala, and San Salvador, speak in high terms
OF his estimable character, his modessy and aaia.
biiisy, which won for him the respect of all who
knew him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

FLORIDA BANK BeEDs-The National Intelligen.
learns that the joint British and American Com
mission. sitting in London for the adjudication of
claims have rejected the claims of the Florida bank
bond holders-that is, the bonds issued by the banks
OF the Territory of Florida-deciding that the
holders mus: look TO the banks alone for payment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

METROPOLITAN HALL was crowded last
night on the occasion of Mr.. BALDwIN's Lee
ture on Woman's Rights The audience was
one of the largest ever assembled in the Hall,
and it gave every evidence of satisfaction
with the Lecture. The Lecturer was indeed
highly complimented by the assemblage OF
such an audience to hear hun, andi its frequent
demonstrations of applause. He enjoyed such
marks of appreciation as are bestowed ON few
orators. To night Mr.. BALDWIN Lectures OF
The Good Old Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

The rapid change OF weather IN our va
r;able climate brings an unus aal tendency to disease
Rheumatism, Pain and aching of the Bones and
JOINTS Neuralgia. and other affections OF the $1,000,
a resort to CATERS SPANISH MIXTURE VIII at once
relieve and in short time permanently cure !.
purfes the Blood and conseq ientiy removes tue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03
COMMERCIAL.
aIcHMoNp nARKETs, Fsbruary 3

RICHMOND MARKETS, February
There 10 no change whatever In our markets.. We
renew ouotstions Of yesterdsy,
FTofiR- go TO o. I2A for mixed brands Canal -
% IS IL asked for ehoics STRAIGHT brands.
sWHEAT-Si IS for strictly prime red; % FOR 40.
% hite; sood qualities cts less
CORN rf1 90 cts per bnshei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-03

REJOICING Great exulsation prevaiisdl ins Ro.
chess6r, N. ", on Wednesday last, 10 consequences
of the Know Nothing victory in Ontario and Liv-
ingston cousties, the Rev. Mr. Goodwin, q young
Methodist preecher) the Know Nothing candidsts
being elected to the State Senate BY majority of
over e,Oo0 salute Of 100 guns ives fred in
honor Of the victory. @ -