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CHANGES IN THE EPISCOPAL CLERGY The
Eccles1ological Society, which met in New York,
on the 10Th, had report before 1t proposing the
adoption of certain changes in the social and edu
cat1onal arrangement of the Episcopal clergy
Ine report suggests that every bishop should have
his soe in the chief city of the diocese that the
Bishop and clergy of the cathedral should live to-
gether under the roof, the wives of the
clergy acting as house keepers; that there should
be boys school attached to the cathedral to fur.
nish choristers, and girls school, to make good
wives for clergymeD
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Young MEMS CHRISTIAN Ass0

Z AT y N.-PersoDs dssrous or willing TO
maze donations or loans of Books to the LlbtarV Of
Ihs institution, are informed that they win confer
Dehent oY sending such books, a list of them as
tnsy intend contributing, at their earliest couye
n,ence: 10 the Office of John o. Steger, ESQ on
Daniel, u, on llth between Main and Broad sts
Inc Library and rooms of the Association. will
snsrtly be opened for use, and it is yery desirable
that the committee be early apprsed what books
wli be given or loaned. in order to avoid expendng
5ne limited funds OF the Association in purchasing
duplicate copies of the same Books loaned to the
Library, will not be taken from the rooms by anv
persons except their owners and if injured or lost
they will be replaced by copies '
BY order of the Committee on
ap ]9-Staw2w TTRpApv
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~ TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

.--,TTT'S S Al E.-By virtue of a
1'5Deit.1; executed the 18th day of March.
-7Sdfss.y-;,s =. Mayo 70 H, A Claiborne, decd
80: If record in the Clerks Ofice of the
s s' saeySa sy on SSG%S'S on t6s Sfa1i.s. aSa. on
#s-sso,y the 2d day OF May, 1855. at five
~ -iFhi. title srd interest of said Mayo
-, cfitsiu trsct or psroel of lend wing
t-..F PVT Msvo, 10 the County of Hsnrico
s1f I. s-,r, ths citv Of Richmond. aud known
SIS ny - SPRlNGHIbL, contsinins about six
+ " ~, r'v owned snd occupied hv Frederick
- ~ :..'ssej. II A. CLAIBORNE,
4 SiJS r1scufcr Ct n A. Claiborne, dece,ed
,..,ad by TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

FREE SCHOOLS The whole amount paid by
New York citp in 1854 S for educational purposes
was $766 973 SO; of wtich sum s232, ,359 l2 was
for school house accommodations. The number of
public schools is 262, and the whole number of
children registered last gear was lac, ,450; though
the average attendance was but little more the
third of the number, viz 81 .567. The schools are
absolutely free to all except colored children even
books being furnished grstuitouBy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

FOREIGN NEws.-The fullest accounts by the
Nashville are al hand
IL the Crimea, the Russians were strengthening
their position.
Il was rumored that Drouyn de L'Huys weni
10 London, to demonstrate against further conces.
sions on the part of the English Cabinet and also
that the allies had determined to make Prussia de-
clare for or against them
Telegraphic communication Is established be-
tween Lord Raglan's quarters and Bslakalava
On the 18th, reinforcement of Is 900 Russians
entered Sebastopol, and Is 900 more were advans
cling Tabor. Prince Gortschakoff had taken
command OF the Russian army.
The allied troops were to have closed 10 around
SebastOpol on the Sd instant, and the allied fleet
had been called Into the Black Sea. The Porte has
agreed to furnish 10000 more troops tor the war
Nineteen steamships of war left England for the
Crimea the 4th inst.
The revenue OF England shows an increase oil
&4 900, 0G0 for the year.
Rev. Mr. Boyle, friar, has sued Cardinal Wise
man for libel, and obtained s L 900 damages.
Mrs. Nichols the authoress, died at Haworth,
England, on the 3lst ut.
DR.. Barth, the African traveller, 10 not dead, as
reported
The publisher of the suppressed pamphlets rela-
tive TO the war, is being sued by the French Gov
ernment
The embarkation of The Imperial Guard contin-
ues at TOulon and Marseilles.
Gen Canrobert telegrsphs under date of the 22d
that the Russian Admiral Istomin had been killed
lent
The fighting at Sebsstopol on the nights of the
221 and 23d of March was eccasioned by attack
made on the sllies, who were in the trenches The
Russians were driven of, and the fight then became
general along the line.
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A GRAND SPECULATION.

The Boston Post understands that some
enterprising artists are preparing grand
moving panorama of the Massachusetts nun.
merry investigation, and are about to secure
the eminent services of the celebrated Hiss
as deineator and lecturer upon the same 1t
is expected that Mrs. Patterson, arrayed in a
robe of spotless white, embematic of the pu-
rity other character will preside at the piano
forte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
A ACONSIsTENT PHILANTHROPIsT.

1t is said that Gen. Wilson, of Massachu-
S7tts, whose conscience is so sorely troubled
on the subject of slavery, makes his living
by selling brOgans for Southern slaves
However, if Southern men choose to patron
lze Massachusetts wares, and kiss the hand
that smites them, they have no right to com
Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
A SEVERE SENTENCE

The Police Court of Boston has sentenced
a woman, convicted of being common night
walker, to five years Imprisonment in the
House of Correction. What is the penalty
on the uncommon night walker, whose tav-
ern bill was charged by Mr.. Hiss to the State
of Massachuse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

SUEINa A C1TY.-John McGar is sueing the city
&c hsrleston, Mass, for 81 900 TO compensate for
Injuries sustained by his wife Bridget who had the
misfortune to fall in a cellar In that place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

rsI FOR ORFOLK AND
LINE, via PORT WALTHALL--The beautiful
Smith, will resume her place on the line, on MON
DAY, October S0th.
The oars running in conn ection with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot eve
ry Monday Wednesday, and Friday morning, at 81
O'Clock. Returning, the Augusta will leave Norfolk
on the alternate days at 81 A, NJ, touching all the
landings on the river, both going and returning.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk. ....... 50 90
Children over 5, and not over II years of age
half price.
Servants, through, so
TO any point on the river. 90
Meals, eech. Observation-Disclosures. so
Do do for children and servants ...... a5
THOs. DODAMEAD, Sup't
Office r. & P r. r. Co.
Oct. 28th 1854. ocao
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The new Council of Gsinesve, Ala, has put
the liquor license up 10 $4,000, and no quantity to
be sold less than 20 gallons.
Rev. H. S. Smith, pastor of Methodist church
in Albany died on Wednesday last of small pox.
The bin for the sale of the Pennsylvania Main
Line of Works went through the House on triday,
and now goes to the Governor.
Rev. DR. Sprague, of Albany, has received pre-
sent of one of the chairs in possession of Napoleon
lst at st. Helena.
The Rev. ABtoinette l.. Brown and Miss Susan B.
Anthony spoke at Hudson, New York, on Friday
on Woman Is Rights.
Senator Douglas arrived at Chicago on Tues
day last, ano Senator Seward at Saratoga on Wed
nesdsy.
Rev. Mr.. Ingersoll, of Buffalo, has determined to
decline the invitation TO become assistant minister
of Trinity church, New York.
Washington Irving who was thrown from his
carriage, near Sunny side," N. Y, last Wednes-
day has so lar recovered from his injuries to bs
| entirely out Of danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

The Boston Post publishes letter from
Egypt which gives an account of palaces
with modern gas fixtures, side by side of the
subterranean apartment where the Virgin
Mary was concealed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
THE HEAT OE HE'LL.

The Cleveland Herald, commenting upon
the disclosures made by Father Walworth as
to the temperature of Hell, tells a story of a
preacher by the name of Burchsrd, who, in
order to give an idea of the heat of Hell, said
that if man could jump out of its fires into
melted iron at white heat, he would freeze
to death in five minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
JOHN LANAHAN. Pastor
or Exeter street NJ. F. Church, Bel imor
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

= = hALEIIH N. Z Feb. q I855.
Messrs Mortimer and MotcbraH:
90 hereby certify that about twelve months ago
| was taken with u severe hemorrhage of the Lungs
and had four attacks OF it. | advs d to try Dr.
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. | procured one bot.
tie, and after taking which was satisfied that was
much 5etteT and that after taking the fourth bottle
| was entirely well and now enjoy as good health
as ever did in my life. / can and do, without the
least hesitation, mend the Tincture TO all per
sons afflicted in my way.
Yours, GEO w. WEAKEIEy
Sold in Richmond by o. A. SFRECKGR ard
PURCELL, LADD CO, and by all the Drug gists
In Petersburg and elsew here. Call and get Pamph.
lets gratis. -" ap 2l-dGcts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

Loss OF GUANo-A canal boat, freighted with
guano belonging to Mr.. Fhzhugh Coyle, was sunk
in the Potomac, near Alexandria, Friday evening,
and the guano lost. Lost 81 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

THOMAS LOGAN, brother to Miss Eliza Logan
the actress, has been elected prosecuting attorney
of Cincinnati.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

LARGE FIsH-Mr. John M. Martin caught rock
fish in Rock creek, near Washington City on satu1.
day % inches long
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LETTERS BY Observation-Disclosures Postmf

LETTERS BY STEAMBoATs-Assistant Postme 8
ter General, Horatio King, has written letter. in
which he gives the following information
Persons wishing to send their letters by steam
boats can most readily accomplish their object by
enclosing such letters In the stamped envelopes
issued by the department, inasmuch as letters SC
enclosed may be carried out of the mail without
violation of law and need not be delivered to the
postmaster on the arrival of the vessel
Letters relating exclusively TO the cargo of the
vessel by which they are conveyed are not subject
to postage, but should be left unseaed-the law re
ating to such letters remaining unchanged.
The law relative to drop letters is not changed
in any particular by the recent act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

ST CLAIR FLATS IMPRovEMENT CONVENTION
A convention on the subject of the improvem ent of
the navigation of the St Clair Flats met at Bual Q
the 9th inst, when 1t ascertained that Sl8
QUO had been subscribed towards the project. Ii il
thought the Canadian Government will appropriate
1000 $3.50 Congress, at its late session, made
an appropriation for it, but the bill was "pocketed
by the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

SMALL NoTEs.-Among the acts passed by the
late Legislature of New York was one repeating
the law against the circulation in that State OF
small notes issued by banks in other States. Here
is a fine chance for specuaters in rags The bogus
banks In the District of Columbia have now a new
field ofoperation opened to them by the solons
of the Empire State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
,ncn,TT BUILDING LOTS ON

n aaSI7N Hill. ON 25TH AND s6TH SITS
u EE-r1N -Oa MONDAY, the 7th May at 81
~ orou the premises, will be sod 68 feej
.;N ''arc]7ssd and seeded with oats at the
'...,5s sni streets, nearly opposite Asbury
f' &. r.sf a. Ground on the east side of 26th St,
80 n ard streets, running bsck lS2 feet to
go ,.v.r,l other Lots in the vicinity of the
will b. b. laid 6,s 81 bssaf in5G suitable oh ,hs sizfs @
re Il vsnt Of handsome building sites, should
e.. g.. ,sers snd will be made known at the time
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS,
~ StsvfS NS6fos Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

FIRE IN NWAsHINGToN.-The siiversmith shop OF
Mr. Selduer, in Washington, was destroyed by fire
on Sunday night
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: SMALL FARM OR MARKET

G5RDFN. NEAR THE CITY, AT AUG
;y-On MONDAY, S0th April. at u o'clock N.
~. rrsnises. will be sold the Farm on which
:, s5gp Holmes recently resided, about 8 miles
= he city snd adjoining the lands of Gen. ]
|. s,-Tis d. Christian and Mr. Otey There a, g
.-., Of which one third /, in woods, the remain
I'd .ssrsd snd in good OF der. The improvements
/. l,d consisting Of sn excellent dwelling, with
I'm, kitchen. and the ususl outhouses.
i,7o1s wishing to locate on q farm near the city
.ggsss in the cultivation of vegetables for the
-,..s could hardly be better suited than in this
-
r.-r3W u be made accommodating
TAYLOR x WILLIAMS.
. ---sr.25.ht S+Ss Ana+s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

Rev john LANAHAN Pastor of the Exc
ter street NJ Z. Church:
strong d7tire to benefit the afflicted nduc +, hin,
thus to certify. We challenge any other m. ticine
to present such mass Of testimony flcm gent amen
and ladies of high standing of our own weIl.i ,own
citizens, who testify of cures OF COUGH RON.
CHlTIS, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA &c
BALTIMORE January 9th, s55.
McSsrs. Mortimer and Motcbray: g.
take pleasure III saying to sou that has used
your "hampton's Tincture' with very great proit.
From serious Throat affection, my general Ieslth
had become very much mpsirsd, when | CON N nc,
I'd to use "Hampton's Tiucture" | found its fleets
upon my general health most salutary Ny nurvous
system and digestive organs soon rghted up under
its use.
have several times recommended It to my friends
and In every case, as far as have been informed
they have used it with success.
Yours truly, '
JOHN LANAHAN. Pastor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

EIGHTEEN THOUSAND emigrants have left Ohio
this season for Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

PAID FINE DEPARTMENT.-The Cincinnati paid
fire department cost the city, during The year
ending April lst, 1885, the sum OF $50 $40 u. Inc
department embraces sixteen companies, $3.50 mem
bers, 493 pipemen, drivers, watchmen, and officers,
% engines (iDcludng the two steam eDginesD 81
hose carriages, and 50 663 feet Of hose,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

EsrRAmpEs The New Orleans Delta says that
Secretary Marcy teegrsphed to that city tor the
proof of the assertion that Estrampes was an A
merican citizen, when 1t was found that the re-
cords of the Fourth District Court show that Fran
cola Estraupes arrived at New Orleans from Ha-
vspa in le4l, then being minor and that the
proper steps having been taken he acquired the
rights Of citizenship on coming OF age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

~ s-iUEE FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII
la m ,o.,-. "a faU BsDAY morning next, the 2eth
h w. m aclng at 10 o'clock, at the residence OF
\ sntas va D. Polsr, (who isaecIipipg bCusekeening
B .'p IN stIeet, between 22d and 23d SITS, Church
'rsF- -. u MS House hold and Kitchen FURNI-
e.a., PSog9s''ing n part of Beds, Bedding, Mat.
a., GS7o''esos, Bureau, Ward robe, Tables.
I'D carpets Candle S'auds Cooking stove, &c.
THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

COMMODORE VANDEssILT AND THE PRESIDENCY
Speaking of the late presidential letter of Com
modore Vanderbilt, the Trenton True American
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

UNIVERSITY OF TExAs-The board of commis-
sioners appointed by the Texas Annual Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, have
fixed upon Chsppell Hill, the place for the loca
tiCn Of the University of Texas The citizens OF
Chappell Hill subscribed $4,000, as an inducemen,
for the location at that place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
u IN C VIRGINIA AMI
F5Sf=F n m

- III &C. VIRGINIA AND
~ @NH-HE TENNES SSEE RAIL
ROAD.-NE w SCHE ULE-sUMmER AR
RANGEMENT.-On and after April 16, 1855, the
Passenger Train will leave Lynchburg daily, (sun
Wytheviile at8 P. M. "
Returning. leave Wythsvil'e e at A. NJ and arrive
at Lynchburg at II NJ, making the trip from Riob
mond and Petersburg to Wythevls in IA hours.
CONNECTIONS.
For BUCHANAN, via BufoIds Depot, on Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive at Bu-
chanan to supper.
For FlNCASTLE, SWEET and WHITE Sui.
PHUR SPRINGS, CHARLESTON, KANAWHA
Wednesdays and Fridays.
For ABINGDON, JoNEsBORO' and KNOX.
VILE, Tenn, daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

A CARD.-1hs subscriber, an experI-
snced practitioner of Medicine, Surgery aud Ohste
tries having located on Broad street three doors
above tenth, offers his profe service. to tbs
citizens of Richmond. ~
He has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery and to the treat
ment of Diseases of Women and Children
sp7 7-6m* RICH'D 3 CAUTHORN MD
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON 18th

IHi'A1t@ ,4-t-Hi'A1t@ kLc1OENCE ON 18th
DSIkEAT AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 2lst
al & o'clock NJ upon the premises will be
I-s hs5dsome Dwelling en- the West side I7fh
T. -5.iy s opposite the residence ef Nr. John
'7 and now occupied by mr Jas. Hapder.-
-oasT "a OF Brick one story, the remainder is of
EshHsd and fitted ous in a very TASTY man
G ia presents quite a handsome appearance.
- me nal arrangements are we'll adapted 70
aIiotis5-e accommodation of family. The
.yl.' 4t ieet and runs bsck 10 feet.
tLIfs-One-third cash; balance st 6 and 12 mos.
.-'7fss' sf1eo and secured by trust deed.
- so6-l'rc TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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The whole affair is looked upon as jeu d'esprit,
played off In a moment of frelic by those who sign
ed the letter to Mr.. v One OF the members from
Essex county, who has sn ONCE in New York city,
being the promoter OF 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

mao HOUSES AND LOTS ON UNI
~ FILL. AT AUCTION On MONDAY.
! ..-,f Nsy. At & O'Clock p NJ. upon the pre-.
v9rhs sold two rev framed Tensments and
7. d Union hI.i, on the east side OF oath street
,---r-..s 10 the rev Methodist Church, and
"a. 'yys..5srce Of Mr.. Jos Nj Newell
.I-p.ss have three rooms esoh, with kitchens.
-. Of sood water-are Euitable for small femi-
-. u. psv S good per centum upon cost.
r,ys-O-e-.hrd czsh: balance ct sud mcaths.
20. with interest added, snd titles retained.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
o.: 2.,zt2NE Tt's ADrts
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IBLULEihSAT AND Isr SITS, FOR SALE
! n ~ VII be sold on WEDNESDAY
,CtIiy,N' q MAY. 1855 on the premises, com
, -,'s 'eI I.'.atk. the large Dwelling at the cor
--rI" ,stst streets. sow in the occupancy
tsrs' ''STL TLs lot fronts - feet. run. back on
IT, va O., p, q su alley. The House has eight
Z. t-''' ''
~. o-s. .f,nrih cssh; halsnce at 6. - and Is
'-vI-.,-t;sb1e notes interest added, secure 4
.-..' -, tfi'e retained The taxes and in.
u. ne p-e'eu, ycsr to be paid by the pur-
.s- Auctioneers
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BOUNTY LAND. go.
[ will prosecute claims against fha Fada-

raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN.
SIONS, on the most satisfactory terms
Under recent act of Congress- soldiers who serv-
ed period OF fourteen dGys IN any -rar snce I77R
and If such soldiers be dead their widows minor
children entitled to I60 acres of land Those
who have received less than leo are entiGIed
TO much more will make that qusntity.
Having been engaged clerk In the Pension
and Bounty Land Departm eut at Washington, for
nearly three years, have peculiar advantages for
prosecuting claims Of the above description.
Communications by mail pest raid or at the Office
of Payne 4 Mayo, in Wellington Goddins new
building Bank street viii be attended at oucs
ANY reference given that may be desired.
mh 3-d& wSm ABEL u. MAYO
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:, ii. me- Inc subscribers are receiving
! ANA CIGGFaths CIGG,aF The most choice Lot of genuine
nhsrtet Ina9 In9 mat were ever before seen iu
b Csbanss - get the most choice brands are
!. Prince n. La Catedrsl," "Coronjs,n 'Vlcto
10 hups,oJe Jelms. with great variety Of oth
alied ss,,1lus 10 mention. These Cigars are
y and Of direct i'm portatlon. which,
y At AZ Ioa, ioI cash, enables them to Offer the
"a The ieIe' e. any house in the United
'oef NJ Ngilc are invited 10 call and examine
Ist,,1Urge make for looking
d. No. ia Emo6boRFE NORTON K co,
s@A~St a1h e., opposite American Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

SAINT CARY, Dealer in Paper Materials
(RAGs, ROPES, BAGGINe, &c) South Frsutin At
doors West of Old Ma lket, buys small ss yell a.
large lots. fs O : d6r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

Ess hYE.-WINSTON q pow
C.ll ana - .,1e srofe superior article Of pure
IL soTneT Of Cary and Pearl sts
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' I91h LTD " A T e ER.-CHRISTIAN g.
7 ssnginsA ~. would give notice that they have
E!s .izsI I"msdlterrsnean S;one Water Fiiterers
.,'s,tp fr f,as vac, only cure for muddy water. For
nCr---D1su D1su' al W Main St an q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

\ FT'R F'RKHI1 KHI1AIsihDWABE AND HOUSE
-,dsy '.,.lllAG STORE The subscriber opens
h, Of sihct attention to business TO merit fHa a
;lsuss11unnc patronage. Bis friends and the pub
-''1'y ate Invited to call '''N
pE-g.s THOMAS HOW, 2l9 Main st,
TWO doors above Corintbfap Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

Y sf1-aHS' sf1TaEHsS SLEEVES AND CHEMI-
...r gtcs'-Nuelin. Lace, Cambric and Linen
{ ts il a.. ato hite Grape do; Sleeves aud
% al nsg, 10 10 match; Chemisettes and Flouu-
. e'oos, Just received and for sale yery
Lss Ware, w. r. PERKINS,
20 ''''ena Parkins, No I4l Eagle Square.
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Af%S UNION STEAMSHIP COM


Ssallssssszs PANY FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt. DAVID TEAL.
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. Z. MITCH
ELL.
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Il. CLIFFORD
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond until further notice. every MONDAY and
THURSDAY. touching at City Point and Norfolk to
receive freight agd passengers. Returning, leave
Philadelphia every SATURDAY and WEDNES-
DAY morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Es~ These Steamers are now in fine order, in-
creased accommodations for the comfort OF passen.
gers having been added; also more room for
freight-and we hope, by regularity, dispatch, and
care in protecting Goods committed to our CHARGE
to receive an increase of patronage
q No transhipmeut by this line.
FARE REDUCED.
PASSAGE through to New York, and fouud......ss 90
Do DO Philadelphia, and found
st csbin................ 90
Do do Phiadelp phis, not found, I'd
Passage to City Point and Norfolk, same as by the
River Boats.
CS~ Passengers by this line can stop in Philadel-
phia two or three days, and then proceed to New
York by the ticket.
NH IS Fl. E TUTTLE, ct, Rockets
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