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Richmond Mail

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1854

Page

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Advertising rates and notices in the Daily and Semi Weekly

The notice outlines advertising charges: one square for twelve lines and one year costs 30 dollars, two squares 40 dollars, one square per insertion 50 percent, and each subsequent insertion 31 percent. In the Semi Weekly, one square per insertion 1 percent, with 4 squares all advertisements at above rates unless agreed otherwise. Marriages and deaths charged at half the usual rates.

Fare and passage rules for Norfolk and Portsmouth rail

Notice from Thomas Dodamead, Superintendent, detailing fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth at two dollars, meals at six hundred fifty cents each, and freight for Norfolk and Portsmouth articles to be prepaid. States two servant passes required for travel and to designate on pass that permit extends to cars or boat. Moh 21.

Portsmouth Norfolk Curtis Peck John Davis Rocketts R. O. Haskins TPO Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company Richmond Petersburg Port Walthall Tnos. Dodamead Bland & Dunn Greenesborough North Lexington Salnisbury Charlotte Ickets Weldon Ports Willleage Summit Dail Thomas Dodamead

Springtime musings and humor from the Richmond Mail

A long breezy piece blends poetry on spring with humorous anecdotes and light verse. It includes a Prussia king recruiting tale about an Irish giant, a mock dialogue about nations, curiosities like a white duck laying black eggs, and short poems about friendship and moral reflections.

Sol Night Fancy Frederick Prussia Patrick Fabers Paddy Pat Aberdeen Nicholas Albert John Bull John Ball Russia Turkey France England Haster Fred John Travis Philadelphia

Philadelphia Great Music Emporium Advertises Published Music

At 188 Chesnut Street Philadelphia the shop lists new music titles including Polka and Mazurka pieces by Keffer Reimer Young America Polka and others, with titles like Buds and Blossoms and The Happy Homes of Earth. The ad notes daily new music, instruments, and catalogues by mail, and references Straw Goods at 59 North Second Street with a Straw and Millinery stock and low prices.

Eady Virginia North Carolina Castor Hamilton Keen, Chiles & Baldwin Main Street NEW Medicine van Lew & Taylor's Aterson & Jackson Richmond Great Music Emporium LEE & Walkers Chesnut Street Philadelphia Keffer Wallerstein Belle Alliance Schottisch Anton Young America Lewis Reimer Thos Baker Earth Lhos Faker Kate J Haman Cora Lee Tim Brown Ben Rolt Wome R Thomas Ile William G. Calver North Second Street Arch East Side MD 20 United States M. M. Mwclure & Bro M’clure & Brother G L. Miller & CO Second Gothe Second and Arch Street

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