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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD

The terrible massacre on the Camden and
Amb0y Railroad has not had the effect Of estab-
fishing due degree of care aud foresight 10 the
travelling duties of that eoncsrn. We have to
record two more accidents on that road On
Saturday. Near ElizabethtOwD, the road being
under repair, the Superintendent said to
credible person, who gives US the particulars,
that he raised his hand for the engineer 10
slscken pace; but notwithstanding, on they went
at full speed, the cars fairly lesping over tho
faulty track, and the for ward baggage crate,
weighing several tuns, springiDg from the plat
form, break ing down the fence, and being hurled
more than hundred feet into the fields on tho
roadside by this the crate and much Of tho
baggage were destroyed, and all the passengers
narrowly escaped destruction
Whose fault is this in having such q reckless
eDgineerl And moreover, why did the New
York train come dashing do IN at full speed, not
Stacking until beyond the dangerous poiut-thus
giving fresh evidence of an engineers reck-
lessnessi
The breaking, also, Of an axle on train on
Saturday evening, near Beverly, is reported 40
due TO an engineers cArelessness, who had mis-
givings about tbs defective point in the ms
chinery. by this, one person-the engineer
hin self--was killed, aud another perhaps fatally
wounded. There was Q flaw in the axle OK
tending quite round ID. leaving core Of only
about an inch and quarter in thickness. The
necessity for a breakdown because oae single
axle gives way may be considered inevitable on
the Camden and Anboy Road; bat north OF
that latitude it has happened without stepping
he train, the machinery being constructed so
as to render a single axle not indispensable.
Such ara tho arrangements or the CaCdN ana
Amboy Road, Notwithstanding the horrible ont
rage which has jus. startled and afflicted tho
public.
Having its conduct unesr consideration wa
may rocur asaia e. the BarliDgton verdict ~ .
matter Of prime interest and necessity 10 the
psbiie. We psss over nr. Heineken's temerity
As Of comparatively little moment. Let us look
behind .hal ne well as the eulpability OF those IN
charge OF the bacAins train Would that train
have backed at saehspecd lad the conductor not
Anown tha, the down. train was coming on II 81
full specdi
| Ia this lics the gist OF the whole thing.
Culpab,li,y MAS hrst In that quarter-tac down
hain, Had tho Jury chosen to look thus u.
they would have reached tho real esase' whoa
ires tshha the fast running Of the backing "'s.
Let Is BE- observed. by tho way. that Nos"sss
swcre before the Jury that he went 70 'ae Vol
sssarA efaee In Darlington aud aseessainca 'as'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

BY the arrival Of the Northern Light from San
Juan we have California news to August 1S, seven
teen days later than our previous adgiccs' This
steamer brings upward of 81, 600, 900 ingold. The
Weld of The mines continues to be abundant. Sew.
eral exciting events have occurred inSan Francis
co. among which are an attempt to blow up bro
hers establishment by an indignant Frencbman-
the sudden departure of Sir. Woods of the firm OF
Adams & Co. for Australia-and the discovery OF
abogus god-dust mandatory. dreadful massa-
ere of Americans by party of Mexicans at Ran
cberia took place on the 9th Of August, frenzy
of excitement ensued, several Mexicans were
lynchtd on the spot, and every Spanish house IN
the place was burned. Our. accounts from Gen.
tralAmerca announce the landing Of Col. Walker,
the renowned fillibuster, at San Juan Del Sur,
with force of some 800 men. Col. Kinney, with
his party, is still at San Juan del Norte. He was
in the full hush of hope, having completed con-
tract for thiIty-ive millions of acres OF land on
the Mos quito Coast. Details of interest from
Southern California, Oregon, the Sandwich ISL
ands, and the Russian settlements will be found
- 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

To ADVERTISERS. - The circulation of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE now so immense, and the number OF Advertise
en. pressing for insertion in exceeds the space we choose
70 devote TO them that we have raised the price Of Advertising
therein 10 per line little more than half
cent per line for each thousand copies printed and dispatched
to our readers Even this rate the cheapest nedu
exan for Advertisements requiring the widest aud fullest pub
cty We prefer short cards to long and sh be sad II
the enhancement pes patrons to study brevity IN their
announcements Remember that only insert In any
week such as are handed before Wednesday evening
We are obliged to go to press esy Thursday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

TIE REPORTED ELrcrrcx OF SENATOR ArcHisoy-sT.
Atehon TO he Tnted States Senate from hi. State ~ The
N Y TRIBuNE glazing hoax as well known that our
Legislature '''' not meet '''' ''''' iS RI Herald
What could the telegrapher at St. Louis TO
the Associated Press of New.York know on the
9Th inst. of the character of statement in The
TRIBUNE of the morning Of tina. same day. Of
course, be had not seen our paper so contra.
dicted. And why did mt the blockhead who
telegrsphed him from this City ask him whether
any account Of such election of Atchison ap-
peared in The Examiner Of Jefferson, No., on
Saturday, the 1st inst. If he could have con-
did NJ, his dispatch would have had some peril
nency and value.
Our account of the pretended election Of
Atchisor-Vhicb we proved must involve a
gross fraud Of some kind-was expressly said to
be made up from the Anti .Benton organ at the
capital of Missouri of name and date aforesaid.
We feel confident that tho paper was what IL
purported 10 be and no counterfeit But was
the bulletin Of such election inserted OILY In n
few copies, TO subservg some special purpose,
and kept out OF tho bulk Of the edition. Did
IL. or did II not, appear In tho copies directed TO
NJ. Louisr Hero IL point On which tho tsle.
grsph nigh. shed light II II would. win our
contemporaries generally examine thaif recent
exchanges for copies Of The E.am'"s' Of JEFF
fsron. Mo. aud ses whethe, there BIO Quo Of
The lat inst aud. II so. whether II does o, doas
mol contain tbs soesuht Of Atahisons hunbus
slsetieb. wLieL .opsd Lei us have tho
butL
oa' present belief 10 ihst Iueeia Rae hssn pot
isei.ists,s sss's'iy ssso'.tiea 'hs's rLisL 10 u.
tended " ri,s bs,ia - A1sLi.s. . ssis. ~ .'sLt
~ . SEQ, !. a.. ss.t se.sis W. sL.ii ~ si-a !.
Raa Ga. s-i~t.ts. tst plst 10 have 40. at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

iNuN. \tr,,> ,yN ,,,NrpNrrt,N ONLY thorpn
n VtS,,N Et,ess AM V,tsa,lescAe'' be- sNNs" pee"
he ,sNse ~ ~. ~AvcN sARe,irs
,nss>U Wtt,ses MsNArtsrt wv 'Nts't - . A..
IA A NaNtN, M ~ p,VsAvNy, s~sr~rtNlil M'Nr" "
a., r,s rs,uts evA 'Ns rNN that Ae rww~e- Nsrr'l w
t,, n. tNtb~ ~, e,lnr attentive ~ the 'tfs'mHN "' ~
,A,,. ,ti,N,, Ns,ycas 3ssasr, sNN -sr'NN ~ W'r
"a a. h,.t iuvs. er vf1, sNA aerN WfNns', wtN"st N'
a. se ,,..i.s v, oA,ch he he devoted - rsN{ trN's
Ahh,e,h w tNAtN trr'cNee eva r"'",' n,s me 80 :"
O,.v, uenhsts al h, ts,s~.aNn w studying rs't"""
\, .,.-s ~ diocese, -, ~ enryt rr"d"'nn c'o s'tN wv
.t ,pa sr tns eNW es-s,ehe ~ ns't""'"s e'"h '"
AZ - subject a attention, .-,,.-,.,. ,,,,. 4.
tAv,..,e. svA have 81 Nn'ts, " we weee -
ri vsesl snA t.evtal Nssr.n., VITA all the" "mfH"'"
NatcN. AM vital pulra .,..-.,, a,
nsrnr n and other seo' ases'e' ave We fe"" w
ser.tal rather than specific causeA :, -, a,
An,",. ~ snn,al,a,ien n,p cslrci 4. NJ, ,etr W
nswarp ~ eaute,,ns tlnsh
That .r,A. ~, hesud6ss tho hsit
Ara ry,li ysu sport dsts mn''Ache'
To Csisrarcsc scfp r~rAf--
Ns nvs u natural color slves =.
The hair n new lustcr thence rccciyee' ITO
rara ~ 4 and privately applied al No Aset'Hcnse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

The opinion of the Judges OF the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, rendered on Saturday in
Philadelphia, refusing to grant the release OF
Passmore Williamson, is published in our col
umns this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
Nriu9l daily Gribrure
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1855.

In n.nuenec Of the enormous number Of copies printed
on Nr Wrrkly TRinuNr compelled to request cur
cnI 20 send in their advertisements by tomorrow noon In
er,er 20 secure their insertion In THE weeks ISSUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

Another accident, with fatal results, occurred
on the Camden and Anboy Railroad on Satur-
dsy. One of the Reporters of The TRIBUNE
was in the train, and furnishes full and correct
report of the circumstances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

The proceedings and verdict of the Coroner's
jury in Charleston, in the case Of the murder of
Capt. Eayres of the ship Ariel, ar, given this
morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

On our seventh page will be found full and in
terestipg account Of the costumes and diamonds Of
Mdre. Rachel, as also synopsis the tragedy oil
Marie Stuart, in which she apears to night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

sa,!NSl AiNs rWnN AstNN l-acv~vsl h'pr
m Mesw sNa slp an, AZ, ., ~ rw-' HpAs eN " rsrA ~
SysasS, s,s,~t' t"s,n. NlsN lave Nv .prNr~ "'Hrs
shA, esNs'N sNsar " W. hNW'.tsn.N..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
An energy giyes way before the prostrsting 81

f,ss Of Fsvrf and AsSs BE-, s' =. .h:es -.
No. Is,ocr F,ygs Acct bFfcfrt srsfestss s &c
esss Armed with this curative the lissas n s~s~ = sy
- G.y,d wftbout II suspeods the ebis sse11ss ~
fewer thorough o. the sns1ess se<e e,ss es
e, sln yoy bloas com plslnu the rfLLs -
s,usjy relsbIs sod b. A. CvsEsaA Co. ~ ~ srssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

SyAMsTREssEs and STUDENTS, and oil others who
bi,el 70 wort ~ night should read advertisements tssss
nv EcoSosIcaL rAcrs rhr ProrLn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
Vusiwsss Nstifss.

- -s's'.
R.NNNes,
"AN NssSss>ts,
rvspssss ,,..s..,..,,.
NNN'ANN"sNf Nwettps,
usrs,xcp Cesesstss,
NN'N N'' rVs,NEt, NV,
o. "a ne yrx Il eaAAAioS ssNN" ''NN'''N' WV ~
,~s asSs zee NeAe
- , -, -.-.s.s.>l >s$ New - SNis,ntS -
" rssest,es .rl Manufacturers, . - .
M ut Msgerst Nest w VI, y Il
>nNN ssssy Ress. rsres wVg~ ewes 'ss ~ cSe ~
-. ,xsS y.vext SAl,Sa>NsS Satks, and e&rtss AN
~
~S' W. Nssl rs~Vss sNS pvssisf rrsef l~>sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

Lr.gY & Cos FALL FAsHioN.-Ihe suosctlo
=, 81 THls Day Sept in accordance with Their laar'
80, rs,r tfe Fsl Style of Gentemens HATS our Gus
TIE prbSc generally, thiak VIII be patenlaty
,h- ,rve sn5 qu.ty Of the Hats INTRODUCED ~ US
H. d. r~eser; Autumn lshDess elessnce and dursoy
u hss never been surpassed -. -. ,;g .
cot prices ,.co a..o, Hons. Brosdway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
Tpy LAST DAY-SIO ONLY FOR FARM or

Two BvILDnG LoTTh opportunity ought to be
80 xey n4r.on Who healthy country resoeh
~ hm:.f and family 7CO BUILDING LoTs and 80 FARMS wii
b. ddsd emory 800 subscriber. on the 10th OF &
Is b no feet or farm from to 10 acres and all Tor
sLe in pstsiu tp The lots In the village OF Lakeaod
So, RopIonIoms Apply to CHAs WOOD No 2S Broadway,
hsre be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

TIE RGroRrED ELEcTIUS OF SENATOR ArcHsoy.-5r
LOUIS No Sept g. l85SThe reported election OF Senator
Achison the United from this state oy The
N Y. TRBUSE, glazing hoax, 1t Is vel known that
Legislature does not meet for several months TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
WIGS! MICS! WIGs!!!
R.TCUrI OR's HAIR DYE, WIGS AND TOUPEES.

The best in the world admiration of connolsseurs the
cow OF stsors Sold and applied at No rs broadway,
private roOms The ock Of Wigs and TouPees
10 America Also, BArcHELoSs MoLDAvIA CREAM for pre-
be hair,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
Hxopxs'srnvrR AND Aers Crsn

Hxorxs's rrVrs AND Aerx CURE
Asr,pSrv ~ N.sss,A
rAe snNceerSe S ~AsA 70
rkcyse
E,Ms
Cvxvu,clvs ~ CasstSsI M.lN"'
JAsr, n Cauiss, ~ n,
AL he valve AwhSA
pxcNEc
n, he r~.siusee, tvSncaty reNishs@
NJ SwxilSp hSANs
s~"'sS l''''
rsxms,. Nssvcys ps1,Sss~ssrs,
MrsSvmAi p''s,"''
Nr,soxrn CessrirvrtoNs,
Can rsWlt fem It's use
lTs AaxNLsss CaASsSrSs
Admits its free
FsxNENrIvS Or Cvss
FsvSk AN Aevt
AEd
AL Diseases eIrs,p MALARIA
crwhkh
AYMosFRskic Poison
ltns
rrKYecr AsripcrE,
rrvrounced - ~
ScIssCE,
Proved BY
ENREkiEkCE.
TA1s rSsderS eure e9nay PewsIS ana maH family who
-. Il frm uslsrOus diseases hat 9 do an equay koou
81. n, etrey sedins al the Treatment wne'ne' s'en
So ,mrir,csl hy poiSaou soo destructive drugs
G,n n.TEs wholesale Agent No 10 W aersl, sno ioi
a.. Nv c II. RE c. V CLiokE>TR 20 WELLS y Vs.
Rr,,li,p Ms NJ. HAYES sno Druggists genorauy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

DRY GOODs FOR THE FALL.-We have ust re-
oived .rse very extensive stock of Hch Fa Goods
which purehsd Europe before me present N
Ian be be purh.ed for IN this Cy AmGn s OH
from 10 o per yard D-isipes. Mernoes, PLAID Ca'o
er. PD Gin bsa' E%S5.d sxs ao and MosnSs
Snuns ~ 49,. Ss.e,nt,op Z. H. LEADBEATER Co..
N'1N v W. - No 81 Broadway, cor. Leonardst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
UoIIowAy's OlNTMENr Is invaluable Tor the

cure OF bad legs bsd breas and vOand even
.s.-. tspdns C.Ses tA.t have been long eonadefsd ~
III ,ure +, aday Weld wordsffd ee'eney Se'a W.
,nssufseories No 50 Maiden lane, New snd No "a.
tyseS London and By al drSsss AZ cents %. o'H ssa
a pcr pot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
TUTTBE's EMP ORIUM
PIANOS. desiring a GOOD instru.

Enslkb, French, German and American
g,rcY a oops Now rrsrs, AND TOYS
- i.,. ofo Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
S.-.;olht Nrhins RenuhlicAnn,

ns,ls. Soits. Straight Wings Republican,
and a. other parties, hsve united on one GOA
- ,i.,Sn-,he KNOX" com promise II is provided that
se, bal tie 10 purchase their HATS for the s season a.
Ks6y new pot the northeast corner OF brosawsy anu
M AZ h, uptown rooms No SIS Broadway whie IN
80 be promises to furnish style Of HAT that Will MAKE tne
e.rer rreh beyterlookpg than he ever was peio'7
= ~. - 81. his W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

Dining sets Gun. and sauoe Gotta Psan
Busyfsniou China ssTsre CIR inber Sets 40, veg low
urss DAVIS Coli - AZ No. al Broadway, near GRAND st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

DR.. b. b. FITCH, author Of =" Six Lectures on
Consumption &C., Office No. ia Broadway, open daily Sun'
ed from until o'clock treats Consumption Ah'
ms OF the Heart and oil Chronic Diseases OF Males
AID Females Consultation Tree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

EsPENCHElDs' Fall style of HATS for 1850 Is
.utre, rev and unique Is the richest fabric we have vet
SEQ Who would pay 81 for HAT IN BIosdwsy, Wnen
90 rrior IN every .pect be purchased for 50 90, al
No Beekmap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
MEDICINES.

MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
- CEDAR TAR. for sale by Messrs DOVE &
Co.,. Main street, has more testimony than any ether
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases
btonchits, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
hidney AFFECTIONS, and all diseases arising from i'm.
pure blood. 'O' 'D''
See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price u per bottle, or for IS. sp2lA
vNHE CRY rs STILL THEY COME
\ Cure follows cure and proof follows proof tbat
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC OR NERVE aNn
bONE LlNIMENT, is the very best Imminent ever
offered to the public. '0'
, Read the following from one OF the most infuen.
tisi gentlemen of Goochlsnd:
u JANUARY 4th 1855.
Messrs. POLLARD l. Co.:
IL snords me pleasure to add nv testimony il,
favor OF your valuable Linment. | can state with
commence that In the case of q negro woman who
was attackedin the harvest field in 1852 with the
most violent spssms about the region of the womb
hHlsuch as she was carried to the house perfectly
no.Piess physician was sent for, and eyery means
s.u " teheVe the pain, without effect We at last
sr ~ 70 your Lin'ment rubbing the abdomen and
asS s vi the kidneys for several days which pro
,It e'.ne rshef. The affection then changed its
ioeety-t1e knees and feet became ysrv mncL
s~oI,on our niment was again resortsS 70 uhicb
s Sven.usY proved specific. She has epioysS nm.
interrupted sooo nsalth ever since
Yours, &c, THos T.v,op
For sale by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO g.,
Beers, Adie Gray: Duval l. Norton. w Hn Has q
L. B: Thomas, and Druggists generally m Ladd
the city. "'oGsn n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
TOBACCO AGENCY.
NEW BOOK BINDERY,
2fl BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA

I'll BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA -,
WE have now open in connection WI,
w our Book aud Stationery Estsblisamsns !
BINDERY, and have emrloyed the best worsms'
to be had; and we are now prepared 70 exscate DE.
Ing 10 Muslin, Parchment Turkey, Morocco. nus U.s.
CALI Velvet sad all kinds OF Fancy Work. Also es
Hat Tips and bootmakers Labels, In gold OF si"'
Leather, manufactured az the shortest notice
Blank Books ruled and made 10 any pattern =, II,
We are also prepared TO Embcn and Gid MUS
work for Publishers at low prices. ,.a.,
As the end of the year 10 st hand persons hs m :
MAGAZINES aud Pamphlets on hand would 40 VIZ a,+
iend them in and have them bound, snd thu'f
served in an attractive and permanent form.
de 10 HAkROLp K MURRAf'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
John r. COOK, having Withdrawn fron
JAMES b. ELLETT, GENERAL AoEkr

u AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Office removed
to the Odd Fellows Hall, franklin street on, square
below Exchange Hotel, again offers his services to
the public Ia Hiring out Negroes Collecting Clains,
Renting Houses and buying and selling Produce or
every description. He is also prepared to receive
on Storage at very moderate rate any and all kinds
Of produce; and when sold by himself charge for
Storage. He also has ample and comfortable Rooms
for the accommodation of Servants while hiring,
late ordinance of the city forbds their standing.
Ja9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
MOTHERS. TRY LEONARD'S IN

SNHkNH nLUIEF .-LEDNAkDs INFANT KR-
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE. for Coughs Colds. Con.
sumption. Group. Whooping Cough, NC has cured
thousands Numbers are enjoying the blessings OF
20 receive their prey, BY taking few bottles Try
it. ye people, and let the wslkin resouud with iov AZ
the name of Leonard's Instant Relief ~ ~
NJ BIO insure a speedy cure. il n,,st Ina ,.Lan
Invariably after each attack Of coughing
~ Price. 25c. per bottle
to be hsd OF ell Druggists. and Geo Webb. NnrfolI
Va. ia I,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
OFFICERICHM0ND FIRE Ass0TN,3
THE subscriber having sold part of the

THE subscriber having sold part of the
a Tredegar Foundry and Engine Works TO MA
THEW DEAANY. FRANCIS T. GLASGOW au6
WV. STEPTOE, who have long been connected
with the business has associated these gentlemen
with him since he first of July last in the Foundry
ard Engine business Being DESTROYS Of closing up
his oC business he requests those who have claims
against him TO present them for ettemeut. and those
indebted him TO make arrangements for early pay
msuts. J. X. ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

CAPITA AL $5O,OO0.-COMMERC
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Othce 1t tho store Of
Qaarles Brooke, on 18th street
Dispositions In this institution will receive six Der
cent, On ell sums remaining on deposits six months
or longer, and i've per cent for shorter time.
WIN. u. PAINE, President.
T. BROOKE, Trsas Jy Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

EILES! FILESM-We are just in receipt
l. of large stock of FILES. direct from the best
manufacturers in ENGLAND, consisting Of
Hand Mill and Pit Saw Files
Flat, and Square Bastard Files
Flat, half round and square Smooth Files
| Hand Smooth, Bastard and Equalling Files
Flat and half round 2d-CUt Files
With variety of other Files suitable for machi-
nists and black smiths all Of which offer for sale
very low. SMITH ROBERTS,
de % p Pearl at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
BWhig, Enquirer, Post and Examiner insert 2
weeks. and send bill to A , d. Il Co. js18-2w
FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MA

II GANO NAt-A L "A 1aAN1I CG1DAIAt u1A-
Il NUFACTORY. Z and 9th SITS. Richmond, Va
have for sale 800 CRATES and TENDERS. embra-
cling all the various kinds used in the South East,
West and North. L receive monthly all the various
patented patterns used in the Eastern end Northern
cities, and am prepared to manufacture Crates and
Tenders at Northern prices.
Builders and Merchants, and others in want OF
Crates and Tenders will find it to their advantage to
give me sall before purchasing elsewhere.
Ali work manufactured and sold by me is war
ranted. SAM'L D. DENOON
FOR HIRE Il have for hire a likely Girl, IA wears
OF age, used to waiting in the house. Terms mode
rate. ia22-Sn
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR mr.

- 1t affords me much pleasure to saw 10 the snt
ferins public, thar MRS. DAVIS ELIXIR ,s the onIv
enectusi remedy have ever used for Coughs Colds
DC. have used It myself and believe it to be worth
more than al others in use. Try it, and | will en-.
your satisfaction. M nav
HENRIco County, Dec. ], 1854.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Bssys
Alex. Duyal, Paterson Jackson, Chss. Millspsusb
r. J. Picot, A. Bodsksr and Charles D. Yale
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bacon & BAsKERvILL offer tor sal

BACON q BASKERVILL Of1er Tor sale
- 80 Hhds Porto Rico
49,. Is do N Orleans
60 Boxes Lost
l20 Bbs Crushed SUGARS
% do Powdered
100 Bbs K L i A Stuart's Coffee
IL do White do
= = E DO New New. Orleans moLAssEs
%! 30 Bag d. 5 kl1 ScoFFEE
$40 Sides coed" Leather
$50 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
Pepper Pnento and Ginger
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles
Green aud Black Teas
Powder and Shot
Wrap ing Paper and Irvine
Candle Wick; Grain Bags
Bed Cords and Leading Lines ia II
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The roof of the new Roman Catholic church at
Tarrytown, was blown off and rear wall thrown
down by the gale on Sunday night.
The stables of Gel r. II. Goodwin, of Columbia.
8. c., were destroyed by FIRE On Saturday mornin e
incendiaIy.
NEW BAMPsHiRE.-The New Hampshire States
man OF Friday, states that it is the only Journal
IN the State which has hoisted the Whig State
Ticket
The Maine legislature have indefinitely postpon ed
full debate 1880
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-I have now
~ open an unusually large stock of superior Rea-
dy-made Clothing for the season, embracing all of
the very latest styles of every variety, from finest
to lowest grades Having attained the highest repu.
tation of selling the best made work have only to
and, for want of money, owing to hard times am
compelled to reduce my stock, at the very lowest
cash prices. The great panic about money will not
be -rded. Notes of all solvent Banks will be ia
ken without discount.
Those who wish to lay out their money to the
greatest advantage, solicited to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Stock on hand must
20, without netting profit.
I'D. GOODMAN. No. 1874 Main ST.,
de20 Opposite Eagle Square