Richmond Mail Circulation Expands Across City and Country
The Richmond Mail and Semi-Weekly country edition boast growing readership. Advertisers gain reach in both daily city circulation and wider rural distribution as circulation rises weekly.
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Richmond Mail
RailRoad Stock and the Case for Completion Financing
The piece argues that dividend focus alone misreads joint stock health in railroads and that prudent borrowing to finish projects can boost value. It cites Central Road west of Staunton, where unfinished work risks profitless stock until completion. Completion can lift prospects and stabilize dividends.
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Staunston
Port Royal Fair praised as first Rappahannock show
The Port Royal Fair, first of the River Agricultural Society, held last week, drew creditable exhibition and bright prospects. Hon. W. Newton delivered the annual address. Col. E. T. Tayloe of King George was reelected President. Next fairs will be at Fredericksburg and then Tappahannock, Bowling Green, Montross, and nearby towns. The Petersburg Express also notes the death of Col. John W. Gilliam of Dinwiddie.
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Rappahannock
Free Fight in Washington Ends in Chaos at Harmonious Meeting
The Baltimore Patriot recounts a Washington gathering of the Harmonious where Mr Overton faced heckling from working men and officials. Deputy Collector William Thomas moved to adjourn and then struck the chairman, sparking a fierce fray. Whigs stayed passive as the gas was turned off and chaos gave way to a serenade trip to the President.
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Washington
Baltimore Patriot
Overton
Radcliffe
Wm. Thomas
Port of Washington
Tammany
Donneybrook
Washington Correspondence on New York Election Speculation
Washington correspondence discusses how New York's election may affect Congress and the Speaker race. Names tied to nominations include Edson Olds, James Orr, Charles Faulkner, Col. Forney, Lynn Boyd, and others, with views from various factions and references to the Senate's handling of Pierce appointments. Also notes on Marcy, Fisher case, Lodge news, Odd Fellows growth, and a fatal raccoon hunting accident near Staunton.
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Washington
New York
Senate
Congress
Roane
Pierce
Guthrie
Edson B. Olds
Ohio
D. T. Disney
James L. Orr
South Carolina
Virginia
Charles James Faulkner
Senator Mason
White House
Col. Forney
Pennsylvania
Lynn Boyd
Heman J. Redfield
Bronson
Messrs. Hunter and
Mason
Free Soilers
Jackson
Badger
Hunter
Treasury
Gen. Dix
Marcy
Retirement rumored for banker W W Corcoran and February bank closure
A Washington dispatch reports banker W W Corcoran plans retirement and a select circle of friends to enjoy otium dignitatis. His bank is said to close in February. Travel to Europe has fallen off recently with limited passenger numbers on major liners. A Tunis letter notes the sudden death of Mr Heap, U S Consul. It is also claimed General Robles was the intended target of a Santa Anna order to be shot and escaped.
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W. W. Corcoran
Hsg
Washington
General Robles
Tornel
Santa Anna
Mowarn Fontaine
Athenaumm
Colorado Valley
Pacific Railway
Lecure
Edward Fontaine
Atheneum
Fontaine
Texas
Mexico
Colorado River
Gulf
Acre
Austin
Congress
New Mexico
Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
San Francisco
Fremont
Benton
American Desert
Rocky Mountains
Memphis
Fulton
Rio Grande
Gila River
San Diego
Sierra Nevada
Walker’s Pass
Gwynn
S1. Louis
Houston
Baylie Peyton
Seat
Tours
Ferrand
Langeais
Leguay
Lecompte
Apothecary
Rue Royale
France
Eodsw&w Purcell, Ladd & CO
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Port Royal Fair
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Binwiddie
Free Fight
Isaac Fisher
King & Queen
Tap. Gazette
Mr. de Saussure
J. 0
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United States
Columbia
S. C
Canada
Grand Lodge of the
Frank Pierce
President
Illinois
Odd Fellows
New York National Democrat
van Buren
Patent Office
Evan H. Branson
Fredericksburg
Franklin Slaughter
John Paxton
Gol. Wm
Europe
Collins
Cunard
Jailien
National Theatre
Tunis
Mr. Heap
Col. Benton
Marine News
Port OF Richmond
Roanoke
Covendy
Mdz
Abdel Kader
Brown
Edmonds
Davenport & Co
Richmond
Parks
Baltimore
Ellen
Oranna
Dodge
Currie
Peerless
Weeks
Colquitt & Co
Abner and Bethney
Cheser
Sarah Eliza
Soler
Major Kent
Montgomery
G. G. Allberger
Shockoe Hill Market
Frederickton
N.B
Boston
Chronicle
HE. Case, Jr
City
Universalist Church
Mayo Street
Osborn
Daguerrean Gallery
Osborn’s
Main Street
Chooler
J. W. Randolph
Schooler
M. A
Hanover Academy
Agar House Molasses
Davenport, Allen & Co
GALE
No 1S
Richmond and
Danville
Danville Railroad Company
City of
P. Vandeursen
Sec’y
Ocuristian & Lathrop
Jamestown
Chiles & Baldwin
Union Chemical Works
ALLEN
Philadelphia
Turkey
A. Morris
Main St
Aryland Linseys
Ment
Maryland
Linseys
Pete
KENT
Paine & Kent
Matteus
Annette Ince
Ion
Ince
Metropolitan Hall
South
M’lle Lefolle
Augusta
Moore
Inquist
Wicker
Thomas Kennedy
James Kennedy
Messrs. Haxall & Brothers
Mayon’s Court
Joseph Michard
Wm. Duke
Hiss Charles
Jane Goens
Lewis Weaver
T. R. Powell
Court of Appeals
Montague
Richmond Athenium
the Athenium
C. P. Baldwin
P.R. James
Geo
Fred. Holmes
D. Cummins
H. Dabney
Wm.m. Blackford
M. Schele de Vere
Edith
Harper’s Monthly
Amy Meadows
Lady Lee
Blackwood
Horton Keach
M. EF. Adcock & CO
American Hotel
Zimmerman
Williams & Brother
Prime Western
N.C
Halifax
Tod
Northern
N. E
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Hull
Nee
Cuba
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Pte
Tosacco—McKinney & Dupuy
California
Union
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Express
Adams.& CO
Fourteenth Street
Whitehurst
New York Times and Messenger
Main Steet
Marshall, Clay
Leigh Streets
Lady’s
M. J. Tobias & Co
W P Hill
Guere
Legge
Main
12Th Sts
Robert Rankin
Theatre
J. H. Taylor
W. M. Ward
H. Lewis
H. Rogers
A. Ince
Ton Adrastus
Ctesiphon
Medon Clemanthe
A Ince
J H Taylor
Boniface
Griffith
W Ward
Miss A Ince
Mary Partington
Broad Street
Centre
Henderson & Burch
Tenderson & Burch
Paris
Bennett & Beers, Druggists
Robert J. Calvin
Virginian
Andrew Johnson & CO
R. J. Christian
Hardgrove
C. P. Ward
Paterson & Jackson
Main St. Irginia
R. R. Duval & Brother
J Rodgers & Sons
R. M. Zimmermann
Patey
London
Taylor
D&c
Bennett & Beers
A. Bodeker
West Main St
Jas
D. B. Evans
Havana
Beers & Beers
Christian & Lathrop
Mainst
Horton Khach
Maria Licorich
Spain
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Davenport, Allen, & CO
Mitchell
Davenport Allen & CO
Ursery Swings
Ruffin
Storey
Kent, Paine & Kent
Eline
W. Eggleston
Pai
Enix Not Hine
Washira
Washington, W
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Loiy
Manual of
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