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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

- y he store corner q frankn and Centre streets
Tuesday beYt ", 81 les o'clock household furniture htr1
Sc consisting ~ ola bureaus, table, anil
seat chairs, Iron bedsend black walnut ard mhlgaly
enclosed Rassanta marble top ahes beds AMI ~ iiiuR
looking Fa-sr~, o painting. carpets &c; l1t 81 h1re-
snvela .'nre and eroelcrg Two iarya sc hs u. ch,s
&C also, VI grue 81 execution az thousand good n
lot II Chinese soap, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

Improved wigs and scap with the Invented skin division
For ghtness and elegance style they snrpass others
In the world. 1862 Fulton street. corner OF Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

M1Ohkinx CLASSES, Toy the Fail Trade. ri
Erealy reduced prices. Buyers invited
stock before purchasing elsewhere RICHARDS kINGs
AND Co, manufacturers, ITO Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

DR.. g. HOWARD MARSHALL, who Is curing 10 a certainly
catarh brobs and consumption gives advice Tay
ior's Hotel 3oI BroadMay, rom -. ". lo5 4. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

planning machIneThe most simple aud efficient machine
reducing boards 10 uniform thickness introduced For
sale only by A. CONGER agent 35 Broadway up siairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

lists, and al others who have had them, the mos, beanui
Sly 10 Of likeness offered 70 the public. Williamson nst
TUE Of Art Brooklyn, 2i9 Fulton street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16
New snks, New s,iks,,-E. H. Leadbsatcr

Co., 3s7 broadway, will open Monday, september 18th,
cases OF rich China and Brocade which they
received BY the last steamer, and will offer great bar
gains. Also 800 plaid long shawis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

w @. AIBuRTUs, AuCrfOSEER. VIII. SILL ON
w Monday, Sept H. A. 40 O'Clock. ~ ~ Columbia street
south Brooklyn. The stock ana hxfurcs d confectionery aud
Ice cream saloon also general assortment Of household
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

wloher Monday great bargain-:-Superor black
-ks, bombas lace curtains emroIder.es gents linen
cambria handkerchefs ladies' do rich cashmere long and
square shawls, Inertnoes, linens, &C.
u. IL. LEADBEATER CO., 3I7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

Kid Gloves ut SO Cents per palr.-Just re-
ceived 800 do, ladies' kid gloves, slightly spotted
board OF ship and win be sold at a. pair worth Is
r.. H. LEADBEATEk x CO., 3I7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

Great Bargains In C0rpetinU-.Ne have
VET tapestry brussels rae y and nrpa xea
&c. which we are Offering q low rates for
Rich BRUSSELS Is and 81. yard. SMITH LOUNSBERRY
40 Broadway, near Grand street.
New silks! New siiks;'- II. Lea6ihsatcr
Of rich China slks which they have Just
received he last steamer and will offer them at great bar
gains Also 800 plaid long shawis.
New Dry Go0tfs.-In the following goods we
willoaer Monday great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. black
silks bombaz mes lace curtains embrolderes, gents linen
cambria handkerchief, ladies do, rich cashmere long and
Il. ii. LEADBEATEn CO., sl7 Broadway
Kid Gloves ut SO Cents per pair.-Just re-
ceved 500 do, ladies' kid gloves slightly spotted
board OF ship and win be sold at a. pair worth IS
H. II. LEADBEATEk CO., 37 Broadway
Cameo guerrt otypes-Pronounccd by Ar
lists and al others who have had them me most beannai
style Of likeness ouerod 20 the public Williamson nst
TUE OF Art, Brooklyn, 2i9 fulton street.
The Little 81. Dns usrreesype Had Takea
to Sd for esewhere Tits K common saying Of ,hoIsanis
who visit the great depot OF art Wholesale price 81 %
dozen.
locking Glasses, for the Fall Trade. -
sr stock before purchasing elsewhere RICHARDS KINGs
AND CO., manufacturers, ITO Chambers street
Looking Glasses for the Fall Trade, al
greatly reduced pcesBuycrs are invited TO examine
stock, before purchasing eise here.
RICHARDS, KINGsLAND 4 co, Manufacturers
40 Chambers street.
The PianO.-S0ufhcrn and Western Dealers
invited tp examine j. g. fiScIiERS circular
2ia T, A9 West Twenty eighth street. Ninth
Pianos.-Heracc Waters Pianos Having In
and power o,oneequa The grand piano. T. Gilbert sCos p
with without the nolan alcu Cumsons Woodward
Brown and Jacob Chickering's pianos and those of OF
NE best New York Makers new 6 octave pianos for $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

CuERIFF'a sALE.-w G. ALBuRTus WILL SELL. OK
- Thursday September ~ a. 70 O'Clock, nj No 10 Court
street. Brooklyn, large assortment n adra and g.usen
toois and shoes; aso chAdrons hocs every description.
A. DrrIoa, Deputy. o. Lori sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

WASTED-GfRLs TO co INTO THE COUNTRY VINO
w accustomed umbrella covering Apply "a Mon
day I'm instant al the ONCE Of Duryea Bros No Coranl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16
SALES Ar AUCTION.

RUSSELL W. wEsTCoTT, AUcTiosEER.-E ELEGANT
household furniture Ut The featenee ~ Charles LEM
Esq l0s West Fifteenth street, Thursday september -
lo O'Clock such being the entire cefa psrior chamber
dlnngroom and bedroom furniture c,ao OF which VIII
te ready aud tau particulars advertised on Tuesday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
PUNCH AND DIoGENEs.

Il Crack Regiment 1t has been rem arked nv ,
desperate and atroc Gus buffoon that If light diyi
sion of our home force is wanted abroad the hes
troops to send will be the Cork militia.
The Ra2tcay at Balak'opa.-A friend suggest, Lord
Aberdeen should be laid as the first sleeper
On Dit an Leto Life.-1t is currently remarked In
the lower circles that if Nicholas accepts the foo,
pints. he will take two quarts but hat 10 kiyes.
tion whether he will stand much
Girc your Orders Gentlemen "A despatch from the
Crimea is headed "GsEerai Ordern There is eyi.
dsntly some nistak heree; syllable in fact omitted
The announcement, If the public will take our word
for it. being of course intended General dsOrdsr;
but, all things being taken into confederation, we
are prepared to juoge the writer chartably, and can
scarcely wonder at his dis inclination.
The Cars Nursery Rhyme
Ride high horse, with sword and with cross
To see the red plain strewn with many corse,
Dead with clenched fingers, and msimed in Deaths
throes
He shall have carnage wherever he goes.
Il Stupid Parador.-Truth it is said lies at the bot
tom OF well No~ lift IS Truth how can it possibly
ifeP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

We read ia Galignani-"The tribunal of correc-
tional police recently tried young married wo-
man, named Blossard, and Spsniard, peme Fou.
ezra, for adultery. Letters were produced ard
circumstances we're related which lett no doubt OF
their guilt One night the lover climbed by means
Of rope 10 the balcony of the wornans bedroom
whilst her husband aeleep in bed and she
Joined him there. Whilst they were in tender con.
fabulatiop, The husband awoke, and, hearing their
kisses and soft conversation, seized large stick,
crept to the balcony, and gave him a sound beat
ing. The unfortunate wight climbing over the
balcony. attempted to descend by his rope, but his
coat caught the gas lamp, and be hung suspended
His situation was for time critical but police
patrol coming up rescued him, and carried him of
TO the guard house. The tribunal condemned both
the accused TO six months pt!sonment"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

BURNING OF THE ETowAH BnIDGE.-We find the
following additional particulars of the burning of
the bridge over Etowah river Georgia. in the Cass
vile Standard of the I'd inst:
"About - O'Clock on yesterday, the railroad
bridge over the Etowah river two miles below Car
tersviIe found TO be on fire. The fire was first
discovered on the south end by the bridge keeper
who could have eztinguished it with single bucket
of water Finding the water in the tubs frozen, he
ran to the river, distance OF several hundred
yards and on his return found that the fire had
made such progress as to render it impossible to
stop it. An effort was made to stop the .mes by
blowing up portion Of the bridge, but it failed
"Ths was the longest and most costly bridge on
the road its length being 1920 feet and it's original
cost about enc hundred thousand dollars"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
A VILLION-At the
IA NEW BOOKSTORE,
Nearly opposite the Exchanse Rl

l0' h1din street,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
Avillion, and other Tales by the author of Olive,
'Oglevies,' &c Paper Soc
Willie No. Harper's Story Book-Psper 25c.
Harper's 5azettser of the World; part $500.
Harper's sgazine for February. This 10 the rich
est number published. The story ''Virginia Illus
trated" is well worth the subscription Of 225 per
year Single numbers Csc.
Party Le.ders Sketches of Js ffersou, Hsmilton
Randolph Jackson and Clay, including notices OF
many other disting guished American statesmen; by
]. g. Baldwin, (oow of San Francisco, Califol mia
author of Plush III of Alabama and Mississippi
One vol coth-Price 81.
Fudge Doings being Tony Fudge's Record of the
same, 10 40 chapt-rs by Tx Marvel, vols, with two
illustrations by Darley.
'The work is thoroughly saturated with the keen
est wit Albany Argus.
Nelly Bracksl, tale Of forty years ago; by Annie
Chambers Bradford-Prce 81
May and December, tale of welded life, In vols;
by Mrs. Hubback- Price 81 so.
The American Sportsman, containing hints to
sportsmen notes shooting, ard the habits of the
game. birds and wild fowl OF America; by Elisha T
Lewis, M D.-Price 50 so.
Ruth Hall; By Fanny Fern; vol.-gi.25.
Lamplianter, q novel; l vo'.-$1.
Virginia Comedians by Virgin,an; vols; cloth,
$3.50, paper 81.
Heir of RsacIyfe; 2yols.- cloth 81 5as paper 81
Hearts Ease; by the author of the Heir Of Red
ciyffe: 2 2yo,s.-clcth 81 so, paper 81.
Buffers Richmend Directory for 1855.
For sale by SIMONS 4 BUFFERS,
f. --9t Iy7 Main ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

FiENp IscARsATE.-A negro In Poaghkcepsis,
New Ysrk. named Martin Cole, was arrested on
Thursday night, chsrsed with committing the he-
nous crime Of rape upon his little step daughter
girl OF only eight years Monday ni sht last. The
mother OF the sIl away from home at time.
The girl 10 very badly Injured, mnch 90, that her
lie is dtsPared OF. Cole 10 now Ia prison, awrtins
the result OF his hei.h work, before he has an -xs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

TIE bounty LAND BnL.-Th,s bill, which
passed the Senate on the 5th inst as near as we
cnn estimate through the mass of amendments,
gives TO an 'rto serrcd fourteen days in cny soar
since lTa0 100 acres deductng the number OF acres
already received by them under former acts, to
widows and minor children of deceased soldiers
Mr. Bell's amendment takes In wars prior to 100
Mr.. Weller's amendment Increases pay of invalid
pensionera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

We seldom recommend manufactured
rl"c'lns. believing that, in most cs7es nature her
So ptFiscs cure more rspidly e1d etfsctually than
o-a % accnmPl she'd hy the vegetable. and r1iIersIs
o.. 11ecc@i scleIce But in TIE matter of dyspepsia
7-F ere chroCic festufes about il which yerv often
~. a.. ihe Efforts OF nature to create healthy &C.
4 o. the g4ttive orrats ard il not npfrsGnsrtiv
L'pFe7s that thorsfr9s suffer 0 years diseased sot
-E 10y sIu Hl6, from Indigestion aud its kipdr-d
10 sncn, Aooi2nGs German BitteIs prepst ed
u Or 6. "a. Jackson are truly ~,ost zaIuebie ,,rp
lt.E..tA II ia ion'c medicine. giving he oaithv sc
ID 20 tde stomach and viii be fogrd highly ser
a"-e al all a@cUs tut esPecislly during the
'.-E pYsF-P'e can oC!7 be cured by patient
'sfarce IN one cOGrte Of treatment; and to /
.''e 'uh7rns Un5er this sad nisisdy, we would re-
,''o enc an application 70 the depot Of Hocfland's
w. w. .Hs, b:.ss.s 10 Arch street, fhiladelphia -
-#."@eLrt1I Inquirer
ARens i9r tnis citY-Messrs, PURCELL, LADp {
20 AEa 6EENETT BEERS Drusg.ats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

NORTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.-In the Senate'
Monday last, thebill to extend the North Carroll
pa Railroad eastward to Beaufort from Goldsbo-
rough, was read a third time and passed, yeas "a,
nays II. The Senate made unimportant
amendments. On the same day, in the Senate the
bill incorporating the Wilmington and Charlotte
Railroad was read third time and passed. In the
Commons, on Monday, the bill for extending the
North Carolina Railroad westward from Salisbury,
passed to its third and lastreadirg, The Revenue
bill has passed the Commons and Is before the Sc
nate, and will no doubt be acted in day or tive
The general impression seems TO be that the two
houses will adjourn sine die on Monday or Tuesday
next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

MRs IIAYrE.-This talented lady date Mics Ju-
ia Dean) has gone to Charleston to visit her hus-
bands relatives. She will go to Boston, where
she is TO appear as Norma In Mr. Sargent's new
tragedy of The Priestess" The Picayune under.
stand, that before retiring from the stage she will
perform h- professional engagements, occupying
about two years and halfte complete them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

General Houston, i. is said is now actually goin
TO Boston to deliver one OF the Of lectures
upon slavery. A correspondent of the Detroit Ad4
vertser says that he will take the ground that the
S>uth not aggressive and that all she requires Is
faithful observance Of her rights under the con-
slitution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

From private letter to his brother we learn
from Captain Jonathan r Davis late the hero of a
desperate fight In California, that DR.. Sparks, of
Mississippi, his companion upon that occasion, ;s
dead. He left his property, consisting of gold
mine and some considerable personal property, to
Cant Davis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

A CIERaYMAN's WIrE.-A Welsh clergyman
applied to his diocesan for living. The Bishop
promised him one; but, as be was taking leave. he
expressed a hope that his lordship would not send
him Into the interior OF the principally as his wife
could NOT speak Welsh "Your wife, cir, " said the
Bishop; what has your wife to do with it, she does
no. preach does shit" "No, my lord" said The
parson, but she lectures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

hwFuL DfsA7TER.-Under this caption the Mans-
field Times OF the 18th ult, mentions cad acciden.
which occurred at the steam saw mill of Messrs.
shacktord q Smith, situated about two miles from
Mansfield, Louisiana, at eight o'clock on the eve
ning OF the l7th The boiler burst killing instantly
WIN. heithiy, son oi Mrs. Herring The b,.iy was
severed in two. Mr.. G. d. Smith, one OF the pro-
prletors. Was so Injured that he died q, . o'clock
on the h'ilowiag morning. negro belonging to
Or 3 II. Rives was also badly scalded The boil-
er was blown hundred ysrds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

Eua CyrTisG.--Ciuzens sud Strangers
= shs cjty, wishing tc get the;r Hair cot in the
.-.s' I'D most approved style, would advise them
--# nm UO6SON uacer the American Hotel. en-
.-sa on t'ta street
y Hot. Cold srt shower Baths csn be had ct
. rurs S,rz.s R2.h -5c- Or Tiesets for 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

john SHoRF, C0mmis si0mer in Chancery,
t7- TIE Circuit Of the Uui,ed Statea. the Circuit
Curt t.r he County u HeEric0, aud Ct the County
'Et Of Heuyicg.
Lni sEits5!s rcows car be ob'e;ned his offca will
p az the Clerks QEcs f the Circuit Coutt for the
Count; OF Heu.icc.
one honrs for the present from ga. NJ. to ?
O'clock Pm. ia ?2-fi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

bUsNING OF AN AcADsMY.-The "shukn,asr
academy costly brick edifcs, in the county o.
Hoxubee Miss, was destroy ed by fire on the nisb
OF the 2oth ult the students had been pr to
an exhibition. and it is presumed that the
of some of them caused the fire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

JUDIcIoUsLY CooL.-Tde New Bedford Standard
tells tine following:
"A friend of ours who has been unfortunate
enough TO be taken down with the varioloid. left
nls ooardlns house very quitely and suddenly, as
soon as the first symptoms of the disease bepan to
manifest themselves, and took his quarters a. the
hospital Ia order to allay the anxiety of his
landlord as to his whereabouts he dropped him
tliity towards the house but he did mt z,;sL ,a
soctate With the boarderstp '' - N'--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
AN ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

4 \ ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH
- HARDWARE AND CUTLERY BY the al
1'i' J'.iA,n," " Guy Manneiiog." Isaac Wright" "
f'a steamers atlantic" and City of Manchester y
an tel4iv1s ard opening large and varied assort-
nut Of Hardware snG, Cutlery
iAs5s Goods were o'fsre5 iorg enough to give my
- 's a:n PIE tine 70 It them up carefully ana on
I..-l faForahie te cls: all Of which have bee n
F-aas'ed fygcvs4. D. dali, lookinq for the '.Ros
~ arc other packt from Liverpool with the
II.as- I, o: my Gooos, 3hieh viii complete my stock
y'- 1'stJ Fs'pe Fiuily invite my friends and
80 - - anG u pt hlic generally, to call on ne
e., - Tie tnest rssoEtmeet of Hsrdware ard
49,. : aye ever he the pessure 10 present to
' 'o' -+--' Use ana accommodation
I,.-.. NiEO. EOSERTSON,
- ana De-Ieti y Hardware ard Cutlery,
No Gs naiu st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

a young man, named Joseph Gray, of Beaufort
pistnct, Sc was run over and killed some eieh.
| teen miles from Charleston, a few days ago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

The largest exporting States are given bv thf
United States census as follows: Louisiana, 1s53
exported S67,76s, ,724; New York, S66 O3o. .335
Massachusetts,, $l6895304 Alabama, SIG 7s6 9l3:
SCUM carolina, $1,000 4Os; Georgia and Mary.
land, each over 100000; Pennsylvania. over
Sc 600 600 O'oi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

~ - t'IQEAGE-D. 3. BRIDGFORD
co : Warehouses Corner l0.h and nocs s1e
...,. - q. 9. tor Coffee Flour Whea.. Sugar Mo.
- ,-..,' Aets!s HaY, Lime and every description
.!-- 'A1%-' 4nfse ere tsst class Stores ard in.
I'D III -. y. VI f'ont Of the Store. City Wegher
''st ,yLer constantly iu.stten8srce.
JAP n pI,n,Dc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
TuOMAS n. SEE,

Once with Gro. !. SCMNER. No ~ PesrI st.
" attend ;o the ,,lr 7f ZEAL ESTATE, and eve.
81 GesCrtp.lvr o.! .5LECHNDiZE, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE. Ge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

ooiLrF OF MANsLAuGHrER-Willia Johnson
and Andrew Melville were tried In New Orleans on
the is inst on the charge of killing Christian Met
Ting, and found guilty of mansaugbter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09
spnCTAI, NOTICES.

T,rr<rs. have yea I.ikenesses Of Your
. ..-e71 children, have you bjbeuesses Of your
.,-..r iiusf We would fas 10 all sueb. aud 30
.he r.gu. fikeu ssses ot those ihcy lafe best de-
.-r icas-r hut call at opce upon SiMoNs' and
pan Esve thern taken ia 4 supsrb style, and at
--, very iietle more tbaa are charged tor ecmmon
-:.r.tCtNTes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

Mr. Forrest has presented Mias Lizzie Weston ffor.
me rly Of Burtons1 with magnificent diamond ing
in token OF his stiou OF her ability and merit
an actress and for he excellent rnsnner which
size supported him during his late Baltimore engage
nt and particularly for her rendition of the cha
racter Of Juiis de Mortemar, In "Richeleu'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

LEFCHss LEECHFs.-The public are
Ire -4 informed. st hzvs Just receiv ed b. Adams
I,p-ss4 p jot q superior Swedish Iieechss, which
.g.. Be sTUn.d upG, Jhs m0st reasonable terms: can
E- fulj sr r., tgurs Ct the cay at tbs Hair Dressing
Esa-n re-t- The AuieT'c.,, hotel, and 81 night on
!. - a@-rs-n E.s.o ard Ffark'iU streets.
3. B.-CupTins sEa besching promptly attended
e. s.tl= shortest r. tee.
r.F I G. HOBSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

i 7 NO. IA NAN tT ! = C0on-

= vlN :, -'IHt-N EI., J. D. UUDD-
sr.. o,,' 'a row Gi'7rue tl Winter Clothing in
.anl, .ee low cash pricess viii induce ali vet 10
4sss - 'sy examine his o,oc4 to make their pur.
s1's7 # OF rne such g,s. " ~ ~ r ,ns
sg-., 70 Nolt' the 10Th Of this month for
6i aes T. E;o recent reeepa my siocx is large
over CT 9''L.P.lslhs d of he latest styles Of
a.9 F,1c C',- w O. 7s 90, Dress end Frcck do BPk
- C-'s, fsnts, 90 30 Vest in great varietv
n ; ~ @ G,'. shd SIX Upcershi,ts snd DrswsIss
Sc 8ls9r5 n' a3e.s suspenders Olives. shSul.
Ca s5. ,- s't' aefchels, Crava.g STOCK. Sc ~
'AaH.. .ne iHy stOcs. The Gfods sgiI he .o1d
NB-bfp ~ Main st. opposite FstIe sGns,. nn;
Ptne cost ''Oih'ng on hand win be sold at
lie ~ 7 n q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

#FNovtL.-J he Gtiice Of the RICHM0ND d
FtEE +ssoCiATInH hzE been removed to tho second
~ # the Building corner Of Main and llth sts.--
&c tH'TsEce On 81 .h street
Ap9'-s iog fur FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU-
RhNtE5, VA - promptly attended t..
" .Eori boating Of their ability 10 comply with
tue at!2stior5 they tats pleasure in referring to
a. who have had bus'ness with the Offcs for the
I-F'.e-c-y manner 10 which it has been transacted
JAMES 6. CRANE, President.
|, JNO. H RosEEE. Secr-tarv ia Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-09

To- rag pugfIc-fhe number of ire
--sa.s evils cAusej by the Of hair tonics' pa.
..-. before ih public in the newspapers. suggests
.la -r7uG'ssturer OF the celebrated FLETcRER's
..s To>lC the P'optiety Of csutioning The public
81 articles of the sort, unless properly test. d.
..,sr afsc.jcal experience with the hsr sstisfe es
. tire esest utility Cf the Fletcher Hair Tonic,
.- tre very great danger ct usirg any other with
.r.a- ally s,yarf q It's chemical prupertle. IL
.tchegy 50 ts-d to ace iAs most besatifGi of us-
rl-su-eut dried, shTivtled sud wasted away BY
.-r.r.re ->- e ss;ic es csllso Hair Tonic"
-.- .-rLtus FrcEER's Hs1k Tonic Is sold BY
-, .,-t 4 Hters 4 puvsl John IL BlsiJ, Thomas
. d .v,-r Ssozd s., ana uacer the Amsricsr Hotel,
-. .-s a ard retail. by The manufacturer
\ sa>-E, for trial. JOHN JOHNSON.
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I G. HOBSON.

P. IT, ALE1T, Attorney at Law No. l15
H-.a .-7sst, Rjch,nond, Va. practices in e the
C.9rs }s.d Ia the City Of Richmond, and 1T the
c.-a'5a5 % Henrico, Hanover and King william.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR saTP

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
offer for sale my FARM, called MTLVIrw
privately lying in Henrico county. fifteen miles OF
Richmond, and q miles of James River. This F.rm
contains 4l4 acres more less There is about 40 or
% acres cleared; the balance its eiua growtbs
The buildings are mostly new, having been built
within the ast three years; apd within fty wards Of
the house, there is never failing sprins of srcs
lent water and it is bounded with the best kipd of
green SAND mal sdjoining the lends Of Dr. Poindex.
others. ~
Terms liberal and accommodating. Those wishing
to purchase. = ill apply to tbs subscriber.
THOMAS FRENCH, or
EDW'D d. EAlHU
fo 1-lh Gem Art and CoIIsr srtor
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% Merchants " II attend t. ! sales Of Real
sr-.-a2 Essste, stock ss!es Of ocy GoC6s, Gro
-..- Er4.s ar3 Shoes House Furniture &c. &c.
Its JkTSS X. Shire. ?. {. LARus.