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VOL. 3—NO 241
DAILY DISPATCH
afjL CQWARPIN, Proprtetor.
H. PLEASANTS, Editor.
WtbT jBUBH
Si CO/S
v.ir York. % tr#inl» an<l North Carolina
EXPRESS,
rr r fM-rt STATKS MAIL STKaMKE*,
roanoki: .V JAMKNTim'N.
r cf ,j 'ra:i >*f» l'ork, R'ekmond, Petersburg,
ice. Arc, ice
HAVING eff-'eted arrangement* with the U S.
mail fine : »teamer» from New York to Nor
ths »r, i kich:» nt t n special Expresa prl
rliege* < n that route, wa are now prepared lo
»,><•< ve and forward, to and from New York, mer-
Htar-dise and •„ -. vx«g«s of every description with
d « and at creally redured rates.
O .r Hxpre»s wiil leave New York every Wed
Betlay and S»:iHay per splendid steamers Ron.
anlte and Jamestown alternately. Good* will
ber»ceiv.>s nt -ir New York office, 59 Broadway,
EDt: half p*>t •; o'clock, P. M, on the day of aail
iiiff
Merchants and other* ordering good* from New
Yoik are requ«??i»d to order by '-ADAMS Sl CO.'S
STUAMSHiP XPRKSS"
Our inland Expres* will run as heretofore, leav
ing N-w York and Richmond daily, in charge of
special rr)p«»ecgers A!' golds not marked to go
■via the inland route, will be forwarded by the
Steamer Fxpreea. ADAMS & CO.
J. L. McDONOUOH. Agent, Richmond.
NOT ICE. —Fxpress packages for Norfolk, Pe
tersbu- g aiid K. rmoud, intended f>r shipment per
itean ers Roar, -sc or Jamestown, will hereafter be
received by AD AMS & CO ,59 Broadway, who are
th" or. y authorised agent*for Express privilege* by
those s;eam»h;,.s
LUDLAM & PLKASANTS,
jg »j 32 Broadway. New York
v NKW LINK OF COAUH*
K.-* FROM STAUNTON TO THE
fioT AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.—Vis
ttori to the V;rg ; u-a Springs, and the public gen
era! y. are lnfi,r-n->H tfat the new and splendid
Coaches of the HOTSPRINGS I,lNK,which will te
run trl weekly during the Springs season, will
leave «tat:ntoa and the White Sulphur for the
Hot Springs, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and wi 1 >-ive the Hot Springs for those
places, on the aifrrmte davs The ni»hl stand from
Stau'.toa and v~-j White Sulphur, will bo at the Hot
S; rit.s.
will be conveyed speedily,
cobO ortnbiy. uud without "night travel.
Fare from to the White Sulphur, S~> 50;
ta the H"t ani Warm Springs, each $3 SC; to the
Bath and Alum $3.
Aa extra Cos '• ! will be kept at the Hot Spring.
Tho«e who v, :-h to take this line will rexetnoer
to pn} through oss the Centrul line only to
Staunton.
tor seats, at Woodward's Hotel, in Staun
ton. " " TH. GOOD!!.
Hrt Bpri»>f» *r-V 1 2. 1P53 jy 14—
CIOLPON BOMBS FOR SALE—^tI.OOO
t It iIJ.AR- "-'IRGINIA AND TENNES-EK
RAILP.OAD '.MTGAGED SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA
BLE IN NEW u:»K, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOC K OK V H E COM PAN Y, AT TH E PLEAS
URE OF TH E HOLDER, AT ANY TIME TILL
THE LIST DAY OS" DECEMBER, 185:).
'fh> se Bonds sre in sums of 61UQ0 fach, ir
redeemable for-J years, and are a part of the Joan
of one million Sve hundred thousand dollars, au
thorized by the Legislature at its last session. One
million ol which wss taken by the State, and the
whole umplv secured by a deed of trust on the
entire roei and property of the Company, for the
punctual paym-v.: of the interest, and the ultirxHte
redemption ef ihe Bonds. This loan,"cgether with
their original Cupitel of Three Million, will be ex
pended en 'h-- road
The road w 1: extend from Lynchburg to the
Tennessee lice, a distance of 20f> miles, where it
will connect w th other s'miiar improvements ex
tending to Mtjxphis, on the Mississippi river, there
by affording, wnea the South Side and Peteisburg
and Norfolk Byroads are completed,a conticu
ous cumtnutucation from Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond, to M-mphis. It passes through that
portion i f our State remarkable tor its fertility, its
agricultural and mineral productions, and from
the large and iacreising business which it already
commands. th ; : friends of the road are sanguine
that it will certainly pay t) per cent, if not more.—
Ihe whole work is unner contract, and will be
completed by :t;e l6t of January, 1855. A copy o!
the mortgage can be seen at our effice, and any in
formation in regard tj the Bonds, can be had tn
application to PURCELL U. CO,
jy 18—2 m Richmond.
OFF AT C-Os»T, AT THE
£3 FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE—We will
now sell at c; st the balance ol nur Summer Cloth
ing, to Eake rt :n tor our fall and winter stock,
havittf yet a larte at.d well assorted stock of Sum
mer Goods on Land such as nlpacca and alpacca
lustre Frock Ecd Sack Coats; brown and bufi'linen
Coats; tirass arc duck linen Coats; white linen drill
and check at.d striped linen Pants; white, buff and
fancy Marseilles and linen Vests; also, a large bb
eotUnentof summer cassimere Pants, f geth? r with
a large stock c* i-nt'emens' furnishing Goods; some
-fine gauze m o r:uj under Shirts —at the Franklin,
Main street.
jy 14—ts R. DECOU & CO.
rjio TOBAC CO manufacturers.—
A JOSEPH WEAR, Machinist, -Hth street, be
tween Main and Franklin streets, would respectful
ly «cttirn thanks to the Manufacturers of Tobacco,
fo. their iit.era support since he coan*necced busi
ueks: would also inform them he is prepared to
make Shaptnirg Mills with dispatch aud superior
woritriHiiship He would refer those not acquaint
e<! with bis work, to the loilowing gentlemen:
References.—Thos A: Saml Harderovs, VVm
Greener, James H Grant, Charles P Word, Laurel
Factory, John G ode.
N. t> —Mill* repaired with neatness and dispatch.
j« 28—1 m* J W.
OK. (iiIKDON HAKKIS
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIIKSE,
class 1824.
£jj?* FOUNDER OF THK
, balhmohe lock infirmary,
No :> l iSoueh Gay St.,
Opposite the Exchange Building and Post Office.
nPHO>E reoj riug medical or Burgical aid, by
• applying :o Dr H., may secure tkiilul treat
ment and advice, while ail con municationa will be
aacredly shielded by the jEgis of professional ho
nor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to discrl
minate in a newspaper advertisement between the
genuine and cktltui physician and the spurious pro
tect: , u» ol the desUninv and danaerous quack, Dr
H wi, cheertu. T- when applied t >, such pri
-vate leterencea as will fully satisfy ail who require
his services
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMS!
Avciu tlji* i'dte&t hiixiri, Comp. uods aad Cor
dials, advertited to cure ail persons under varied
forms of disease.
As the constitution and habits of individual* dif
xer, reason teaches the sucne remedy cannot be
•ulted t" ali altse, and that disease can only be safe
ly and rSectua.iy eradicated by a judicious applies
tioooi proper i emeuies.
ATTENTION INVITED
A prectlcal experience of over 25 years enables
Dr H to insure a sound and speedy cure In a cer
tain cl*s» of tfiteaae*. which have too long be<sn
yielded by regular physicians to the handsoi quack
«ry. He may be consulted confidentially, either in
pers .n or by letter
Persons at a instance cured at home by addrea
•ing a Ifiter tw Dr GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore
Maryland
Al: c uuaunicatioD* cot>fide»t'a!.
R-o.i-01, s sent by mail cr express to any part of
ttetJetted dtate* jAln*
UOinitUu tIUAKUinU, — iiiß suoscrtoor,
IJ »H<h: a at Stechum's river, the present termi-
Cos of t-ie Virginia Central Railroad, has accom
modations tar twenty or thirty boarder*. Bis
house. b»-cs aui furt'ttore arn entirely new; hts
roucj well ve-.nlatfta, ttia surroucaing country
heaitc y and atughuul. Every exertion wiil be
made to render hi* tuesU comlortabic. Term*
moderate, ana a.ace known on application.
WM GRAVES.
Meohum s (jiver, Uav 25th, 165» my 2tj—dtf
SUGAU.— t.has N. O- Porto U.ieo aud Mas
euvidi; r-ugar, ranging Jrom fair to choice
in atorelor sale by
ft UQ-Uw DUWLOP, MONCL'RE 4l CO.
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
jVEW BCOK.S, tor sale at the Baptiat Book
i. Depository:
The Young Lady's Guide to the Harmonious
Deve'opmect of Christian Character, by Harvey
Ni'wcotnb
The Mite Explored, or help to the re wing of the
Bible
Reasons and Faith, and other Mlicellanies, by
Henry Roger* Eciip»eof Faith, by do
The Sermon* ot the Rev Joseph Finch, with a
Memoir
Baptism ; it* Mode and SubjecU, by Prof P II
Meli
Life, Character and Act* ot John the Baptist, by
Rev Wm C Duncan, M A
„X. raTel * ' n EgyP' an d Palestine, by J Thomas,
M D
Letters to a recent Convert, by a Pastor
The Young Lady's Mentor, by a Lady
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives, by Cathe
rine Sinclair
Uncle Robin in Hi* Cabin in Virginia, and Tom
without oue in Boston, by J W Page, of Va
School Books and Stationery always on hand
jySl CHARLES WORTHAM.
'PHK partnership heretofore existing between
L BROWN A KEINIIfuHAM, ia dissolved by
mutual consent.
JOSEPH R KEININOUAM will In future be
found at hi* store, 226 Broad Street, where he will
ba glad to receive orders from his friends in any
department of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu
factoring—adding the promise that hi* work shall
be well done and at the lowest rates.
July 6th, 1853.
J R KEININGHaM is still selling bargains in
Books and Stationery, «t No 226 Broad Street.
A very pretty assortment of Fancy Articles just
received and for sale low.
Waverly Magazine, Boston Pilot, Gleason's Pic
torial, and a number of other papers regularly re
ceived. jy 7
AVAhL'ABIiK ARTICLE.—Many of the
diseases incident to the warm months of sum
mer may be arrested In their incipient stages by the
usa of Puree)!, Ladd & Co's Extract ol Jamaica
Ginger. Travellers will fiod it to correct the ill ef
fects of change of wa-er.
For colic, sudden pains, flatulence, Indigestion,
dyspepsU, &c &e, it is invaluable.
PURCELL, LADD d: CO, Druggist*
1y 11 92 Main street.
J.H COGHiLL WM N COGHI.LI, AJ.CoGHILL
J. H. COtiOJLL & CO,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, and
Commission Merchants, Fire-Proof Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco, California.
Refers to .Mr James Thcma», Jr, Richmond, Va;
Messrs Puree!!, Ladd <ic Co, Richmond; Messrs
Barlina, McKer ii Co, and Mr J S Eastman, Bal
timore; C A Meigs, Esq., Cashier American Ex
change Bank, New York; Messrs Ross, Falconer,
164 Pearl Street, Hew York; Messrs Page, Bacon
At Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly C Zanders,
Esq . late Collector of Customs, San Francisco,
je I—3m
Tj xHAKTIN K>IITH. STOCK, I.AND
xT4. WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office 14th street, old stand for many years octu
pied by John M Clarke as a Lottery Osnce The
highest market prices uaid lor old Virginia Militarj
Land Warranto sad Land Warrants under the act
of September 1850. All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Mr Clarke will be redeemed by
the subscriber. M MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
N B —Persons at a distance can obtain any ictor
mati jn relutlve to the old business, and have their
orders faithfully and confidentially executed by ad
dressing, post paid,
M MARTIN SMITH, General Agent
my 31—d3m Clarke's old stand, J4tb st.
Wlittl) FO£t SALS.—The subscriber asvlnj
a large quantity of Wood to d scose of, hai
ound It convenient to :aka a yard for that purpose
His yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may ba left at the
stores or" G. G. Herrlne, Esq, Messrs Reeve ic Blair
Jas. 3. Sholton. Eso,or at the yard, which will meat
with uromot attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which be will sell at the market priee
•a iiy—it JOHN F. REEVE.
IHRTS AND DRAWERS
Gents' Game Merino Under Shirts and Draw
ers
Gents' Lisle Thread and Cotton Under Shirts and
Drawers
Gents' Silk and Summer Merino Under Shirts
and Drawers
Ladies' Gauze, Merino and Silk Under Shirts and
Drawers
Ladies' black and colored Silk Gloves
Do do do J£id do, Alexander's
Gents' Kid, undressed Kid, Dog Skis, Buck, Lisle,
Berlin and Silk Gloves
Silk and Cambric Umbrellas
Also, bargains in all styles of Summer Dress
Goods, such as Tissues, Grenadines, Bereges, rich
Organdies, Jaconets end Lawns, by
CHRISTIAN k LATHRO?,
jy 23 99 Main street.
BARGAINS IN aaoo#
selling tiiebilanceof uiy Summer Good* at coat,
aad a!i in want of realy cfaeay goods will find tham
at mv stores. Bereges, Tissues, Silks, crape Shawls,
Giughmus, Lawns, Prints, lac* and muaun Sleeves,
French needln worked Coiarsand Cutis, black silk
Trimming Lacs. Swiss and cambric Muslina and
Trimmings. Turkey red and worked >lug;in Cur
tains, i 2 i linen Sheetings, S-4 piilcw case Linens,
pure Irish Linens, Ttble Cloths, Napkins, Towels
and Toweling, 1-2 4 cotton Sheetings, flannels, }
and yard wide; Bonnet Ribbens, dotted Dresses fin
est quality worked Dresses, Marseilles Qiilts, Tick
ing, best twisted Sill Mi:ts, Alexander's aid and
alii Gloves. bird eye Diaper—with the usual assort
ment of iancy and staple Dry Goods. Domestics
at factorv priccs.
jy 25 * LEVY'S CHEAP STORES.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL KAILKUAD-
Flnster.—At a meeting of the Board of Di
rectors ol the Virginia Central Railroad Company,
cn 15th July, 1853, the following resolution was
adoj ted, viz;
Resolved, That Pkster is not to be deposited on
the Company's ground until leady to Jrarsport it,
unless the owner takes the risk of any loss ifial may
occur.
A copy from the Minute* of the Board of Direc
tors. j GARRETT,
jy 23—2 m Secretary
NOTICE TO BUlLDEßS.—Proposals will
he received for cinstructing a woodan enclo
sure around the City Grounds, near the Western
limits of the city, embraeiag aoout ten acres, with
gate» and covered pens tor cattle, &c, for tbe Agri
cultural Fair, to beheld iu November next. Flans
and specifications of th=< work will be exhibited by
the city Engineer, at his tffiie, in the tear of La
layette Hall, on 9th street.
The proposals to be delivered sealed to the City
Engineer, on or belore the Ist day of August text;
sud tne work to be commeoctd- imtneciately alter
was contract is made. By order of tne Committer
oa City Grou&as. THOS T GILES, Sec'y.
jy 22—dtiA
Tt ANO BELOW COST.—Only for a
21 lew day*longer.—As 1 am forced to close
in a lew day*, in oruer thai my *tore may be tho
roughly repaired by the Ist ol September, I would
rerpjetfdliy call tne attention of the public to the
fact that I have a good assortment of Dry Goods on
hand yet, which i am determined to run LtT before
closing, as 1 intend to re-open on the Ist of Septem
ber with an entire new stock of Fall and Winter
Dry Good*. Call soon if you wish to secure bar
gains. H KOSENFELD,
jy 25 175 Broad street
I.IOK tne convenience oftho*e having eitnar
I official nr professional business wit a me, I
have taken the office lately occupied by Robert G
Scott Esq on 13th street, whero 1 may be aeea from
II till u o'clock iu the day, unless elsewhere ea
gaged oo ( ffi-ial business. JOS MAYO.
jy 2*—if
NOTICE. —The President and Directors of the'
Clover Kill Railrosd Company, have declared
a dividend of «ix per cent—out oi the profits ot the
iast sic mouths—payable on the first day of August
. ~ D d WOOLDRIDGE,
3? H—3w Treasurer.
SW- JutiN V*. iMViU «
, ," oractieai Stone Cutters & haaaon*. dwUU)
ettr Mayo'a Bridge. Wc return
ha itsfor the Uoerai ntM-roaste wa bsvs rHCftivad
* tr 'v i "Mention to dusidom. K> continue
I " I rg* confident n f tt> , onbnt , ) y 13
»^ I »er^by"~ tll,! Blßa * #, >V irwo ' UUi paid tor BU j
11 C.W.'FURCELL 4 CO, itatfcm
RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 27. 1858.
(COUNTRY CUKEff HAMS.-A lot of very
ju»t received and for «*!« by
1y25 EDWINWORTHAM4.rO.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.—Just received a
large assortment of Children's Dress Shoes
jy 25 ALEX HILL, No 127 M,in at.
ROE HERRINGS—Ia7 half bb!« strictly
prime family Roe.llerruigs,for ssle by
e3 R M BURTON
MUl.AnsEs AND SVRUP.—3SO bbls M.
Molasses and stei,m Syrup, for sale by
jy 20—2w DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO.
LUMP SKEIK—Red I'up, White Globe
and Flat Dutch Turnip Seed. For sale by
jv 21 GRUBBS 4 APPERSON
STUART'S LOAF SUGAR.—7S naciages
Loal and Crushed Sugar; 30 bbls Coffee do.—
For sale by EDWIN WORTHAM & CO.
aUEEN CITY HAMS.—Forsde by
JAS B SHELTON,
jy 21 Cor Broad and 4th sts.
100 BBLS. S3IALL LOAF SUGAR,
jy 18 I J B BTEGAL.
20 LEMONS, in good older, for
jy 18 J B 3TEOAL.
OC BOXES GROUND COFFEE, just
'■* received and for sale by
jy 18 WM TAYLOR..
OA BBLS. WILSON'S No. I FAMIIV
» LARD, In store and for sale by
jv 13 WM TAYLOR
yjj\ 811 1,4. CRU *UKD AND PULVE
rkVJ RI3ED Sugar, receiving this morning.
13 BACON & BASKF.RVILL.
MOLASSES. —50 bhds eweet Cubs Molasses;
3D do Muscavado do. For sale by
jy 15 TINSLEY <fc BRYANT.
JV ORTH ERM HAY—2<JoDales Noi thorn Hay.
i.™ for sale low at the wharf, by
iy 16—ts A S LEE.
OATS. —1200 bushels superior Oats, now on
hand, for sale by
jy 12 ROBERT RANKIN.
For sale, a first rate Rockaway and Hartesj
nearly new. Apply to
J< 8 HILL & TALLEY.
4 laHKi—Pound, Fruit. Wpocge and Orange, can
V be had at WM. FALCONER'S Bakery, to far
pats any in the city. jy H
ALU.II SLASS —iTfpared Srom the waters of
the Rockbridge Alum Springs, fjr sale by
j.7 25 BENNKTT fc BEERS, Druagisr*.
/UGAitS.—IOO,ODD Cigars—Havana, Principe
' ; aid Regalia; some of prime quality. For «a'e
low oy TINSLEY & RRYANT
|>LATKD WAKE.—A large assortment of
I every variety, for sale at the manufacturers
pric s, by ELIA3 HALE,
jy 25 106 Main street.
IIN&K i'RAWEKs.—On hand, a nice lot of
J Li?«t Drawers.
§ MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
alt No 112 Main street.
£1 ÜBLS 61 half bbis Haiitax Cut Her
rings, receiving this morning from echr
B. itish Queen, for sale by
<T 16 BACON Sc BASKERVILL
4 1 AS FlXTUfciilS.—VVe are receiving an ad-
VJT diiional supply of Gas Chandelier* and other
fixtures, of new yuttern*.
je 24 STEB3IN3, DARRACOTT & CO.
HITK VESTS.—A new supply of fine
White Vests, just received and for sale at No
112 Main street, by
je 16 S MERCHANT & WEISIGER.
BONNETS. BONNETS.—just received a; u
C BARTON'S, 109 Main street, a case of Chip
Bonnets and a case of Lawn Bonnets, very chesp
jy '
jtJ~UsycrrTO - i<ri2^^^lnFoiticos - Mus
l»A quito Netting, plain and fancy, iuat received
and for sale by
mv 31 KSHT. ?.i;XE ~ 2S"T
-I*UA. TEA.—(Junpowder, Young Hyson, Black
and Imperial Teas, of all grades t'jr sale by
JAMES B SH ELTON,
jy 22 Corner Broad and 4th street*
fIOAL PIT OIL. —15 tierce* of best quality; 6
*J barrel* Solar Oil Just received and tor sale
EDWIN WORTHAM & CO.
Jy 20
POKTO KICO lUOLAnShS—Uf superior
quality. For sale by
ELAM, SMITH & CO. Cary st,
1y 21 Adjoining Columbian Hotel
L| EKitlN(>S.—so obis Uautax No 1, dipt; 30
• A halt bbl* florin Carolina, No 1, Roe Herrings.
For sale by ELAM, SMITH & CO. Cary st,
jy 21 Adjoining Co'urobipn Hotel
PEPPEitEO CI'KKI) llAiUS,—Something
very superior. For sale by
JAMES B SHELTON,
jy 21 Cor Broad and 4th streets
ACOiHPLfcTE astorira-ns ot SPICES tor
pickling and preserving, on hand and for sale
by _ REEVE .fc BLAIR,
'y 15 175 Broad street
Locomotive hose.-a full supply ot aii
sizes and Rinds of India Rubber Hose, constantly
on hand and for sale by
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
jy -3 Agents for the Manufacturers.
LUSTRA Ji HAIU TONIC—For the growth
of the hair, malting it smooth, riuh, toft and
glossy; in bottle* at 25 Bnd 50 con s Prepared and
•old by BENNETT & BEERS,
jv 25 Druggists. Main at.
E>iCOXl.-*iiD SJIOtiIMJ TOBACCO.
A supply of th's popmar Smoking Tobacco eon
scantly on band and for sale, wholesale and retail,
bv BENNETT & BEERS,
jy 25 D agg'.sts
Blank book, cap, note ano let-
TER Paper, Euvoiopes, Ink Stands, Peas, Pen
cil*, Porte Monaie*, Cigar Cases Pocket Books, Sec,
fors*le by ELIAS HALE,
jy 25 106 Main street.
POMPOUiNU tiiULOtUaxi TOOX'Si
V./ WASH, for cleaning the teeth and gums, and
clean ting the mouth, for by
JAS D THOMAS, Druggist,
Js 15 Fr»pkijn it. apposite Old
U s ® LYOS'J KATHAIRON If yon wi»n to
preveut your hair from turning greyer tailing
out Foi tale by
JAS D THOMAS, Druggist,
j# 15 Opposite Old Market. Franklin at.
WtTtKI«K FAMJI.Y KLOUR. —Me
Clung <t Swoope's Family and Extra* S:ve Floor
in ttore, for saie uy
H McCANDLJSII. Ja,
je 2o—tf 13g Car? street
GAS FIXTURES.—An auurtment of Gas
Chandeliers and other lixturea of large ar.d
deiiraole patterns Those in waiit are invited to
call and examine our stock.
ja34 _ STEBBINS, DARUACOTT SL CO.
TO PURCHASERS.—I would call ; the atten
tion of purchasers to ray assortment of Sum
mer Clothing, which, as the season is fir advanced,
1 will seal at reduced price*
HF.NRY SHAFER,
jy 19 103 Main st. cor 14th.
FOU Tlib xiAIU. —Lynn's Rathatron. Dai
ry's Tricipherous; Jayaes' Hair Tonic; Bache
lor's' Hair Dje; Phslon's iiair Dye; Ox Marrow
Pomatum; Bear'# Oil; Mac <«sar Oi', Ac For aa.e
by GEU3BS APPERSON.
jy ai
v OTICK.—K A. L> M. K —like Deix-I ta ihtir
cuy win doi be open lor in» recsutiou or de
iivnry ui irelant on Mutroay tha 4ta Ffoijjht will
oe received oa iuesaav tor vrav siwiocs
A W MJLLLSPAUGET,
Vv 1 General Frfjrht Aveut.
A*D SILVER WATVUX#.—A
f iariie assortment from all the most celebrated
manufacturers. For sale at low pr:ces. nod war
ranto >, by EEIAS HALt,
jy jj'j IOC Main street _
jfTtJUID SOLDER, lor Joining Broaeo Gla«,
li i niaa, Ac. The beat article ever ussd, making
broken articles good as new, and is not affected by
hot water or acids For sale by
BENNETT k. BEEJtS, Drusghta.
i y 35 Mtin(treat.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL.
r AIH TIH G.
WITH many thinks lo those who have
heretofore pstronlsee sie 1 wouideiveno-
that I ass *tl!i So be found at my shop,
on Rank Street, where I shall with oleasure endea
vor to eiecut*. with neatnnas and diroatch, all work
in mv line that I may be favored with. My friend*
and the nubile generally are hereby solicited to give
me a call LEWIS L MONTAGUE
jy 23—lm*
FOB PHILADELPHIA.-To
aaaaamah'' 4 '! on Wednesday, the 27th inst, at 9
o'c oce, A M.—The steamship CITY OF RICH
MOND, Capt Mitchell, is now ready to receive
freight and will s«il as above.
Passage to New York and found, Ist cabin, §9 00
Do " Philaaelpbia do do KOO
Da «' do do 2nd cabin, 700
Da •' Cape May do Ist cabin, 800
For freight or passage apply to
jy 25 ROBERT RANKIN
-«*■—-i EXTBNBIVK STOCK OK
FORTES—JAS VVODD-
J cl vf U HOUSE, late Nash it Woodhouse,
H • S J Mjjai recently made extensive addi
tion* toiis stock of PIANO FORTES, embracing
the moat fashioosble and elegtnt stylet now in
vogua Hp hoi participated in ibe sale of over one
thousand of thes* instruments, to some of the most
re«i>ectabie and well known families in the States
of Virginia and North Carolina, and rhose which he
has now on hand are fully equal in tone, touch, du
rsbility and elegance of workmanship to an; here
tofore sold. In order to keep well supplied,and
to meet the waDts of those de»iring good Piano
Fortes, he is asr c nt for A Stodart <fc Co, J B Dun
ham and J Chickering, three of the oldest, most
reliable and most distinguished makers of Piano
Fortes in this country or Europe.
Those at a distance, unable to visit Richmond and
select in psrson, who will confide their orders to
the subscriber, may rest assured that they will be
faithfully dealt with, and as good a Piano Forte sent
them as if personally present. His price and terms
are as reasonable as at aDy establishment North or
South.
Fair pricss allowed for second-hand Pianos in
Exchange. Piaao Fortes tuned and repaired.
1y 25
TRUNKS, TRUNKS.—The
subic.'iaer has on hand the largest
'Tjfjtln } 1 n'l aDd beat H6Sorlment Trunks, Va
Carpet Bags and Ladies' Bon
net Boxes, that cssn ba found in the city; to which
he woald most reipectfu ly call the attention of all
in want, as they will tied the assort -neat trood and
the prices low. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Vaiices, Carpet Bags, &c, See, No I£7 Main street,
Richmond, Va jy 25
<£'7 Z.fl! 1 WUHTH OK IliiY GOOOS
V « wI/UaT AND BELOW COST—Baretes
at 16c; Lawns 8o; very tine 12c, cost 18; yard wide
French Calico 12c, cost 20; Fans 62; Parasols 62c,
cost SI; B'«ck S'.lk Veils 35c; Ladies' &.<d Gents'
Hc;e€c; Co'ored and 'A bite best Kid Gloves 37c,
worth 62c; £au de Cologne 5c a bottle, worth 25c;
Dotted Swiss 16c; fina Linen very cheap; 7-4 Ts.ble
Cloth 12c; Silk and Linen Pocket H>ikts cheap;
Ciape Sh*w s SlO, cost Sl4; «i-me at Sl.costtSSi;
Beregfl Shaw 3, Silk Embroidered, *3 25, cost S5;
Cellars at 8 and 10c, worth 25; ChemiZittee at 25c;
Sleeve*, Capes, Bands, Swiss aod Cambric Trim
mings at hill their value; Black Silk Mitts 19c;
Cutton lldkfs at 5Qc a d( z en; Spool Cotton, 12c;
and numerous other Go'jds at and below cost »t
WECHSLER «fc COHENS,
194, cor Broad an J sth street.
Having rented o«t our store ana bourd to
vacate it on the l»t of Septembsr, we are very de
sirous of closing out the Goods, and solicit an early
call. jy 25—tit
L 5> 9IBEU.
IOC Artfl FEET i, x, 5. < 4,5 4, 6 4 34
A ** *J gni }2 4 inch clear White Pice
150 000 feet Susquehanc* Board* and Pl&uk
70,0<j0 do f White wood
75,000 do 5 4 inch DresseJ Floortng, even lengths
40,000 do 44,5 4, 6-4,8-4, IS S aod 10-4 inch Ash
Plank
30,000 do seasoned osk tobacco 'So* Board*
30,000 do Albany Maple Board* Plank
10,000 do Inch Whitewood
10 000 do Chair Plank
7 000 do black walnut Boards and PJstS
5,000 do Charry Boards and Plank
5,000 do Maple Scantlina, all sizes
3,000 do BUck Walnut 30, do
2,000 do Cherry do, do
2,000 do 3 and 4 inch Whitewood Plank
60,000 do 6 ineh superior Cypress Shingla*
Also, Mahogany Beards aod Piank, Neweil Posts,
Coffin Boards, &c., with a good assortment of Vir
ginia ?ice, bn hand and for sale low by
R 6i G. WHITFIELD,
jy2s—3t Corner of 10th and Cary street*.
Hock wines—
45 b .iej Sparkling Hock
30 boxes SparZl eg Moselle, and
100 boxes plain Hock and Mos-ile Wines
Just receiving'direct from the Rhine, per ship
Karl August via New York, and for sale at New
Yors wholesale prices by FR CRANZ,
Importer of Wines, Liquors and Cigar*,
Store No 2, Exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va.
Jy 25-31- "
CLEAR WATKK, —We have on hand a few
more Mediterranean Water Filters, which we
are selling at hai' what it cost to imoort them, and
which are as good as any ever oftered here. Call
and see the "difference between ajdrant water
before and after Filtering.
jy •-'.s—3f RaGLAND Sc. BROTHER.
FOK HIRE—For the balance ot the rear, a
Girl seventeen years of age, a good house ser
vant Hud seamstress—hired for no fault Apply to
jy 25—3t GEO F- MAYNARD
| I ARI> DRINKINU.—io tnose persons wno
11 use the muddy water irom the city hydranls—
they can be supplied with tnat which is perfectly
clear by getting one of those Mediterranean Filter
ing Stones frcm CHRISTIAN ic LATKKGP,
89 Main st.
Price 51."25 to 82 00 •jy 25
OJIBS, BUTTONS, PINS, NKtOLKf,
Hooks and Kyes, Fish Hooks, Suspenders
Spool Cotton, Percussion Caps, Kazorj, Enives
Scissors, Fancy Boxes, Toilet Cases, Fancy Soaps,
Coiogne Water, Hair OUa, Extracts, HBt, Hair,
Tooth ana Nail Brushes. Arc Ac, far sale by
|p BL'.AS HALF, It* Main street.
AIR OILS, a A lit TOXICS, Pomatum,
B-el marrow, Colognes of all kmds, French
and English line Extracts for the Handkerchief;
Porta Monnaief, Pocket Books, Combs, H -ir Brush
es, ic Foraaleby E J PICOT CO.,
jy 35 Druggists.
Cbaver's Honey Lows doj
O Low's Brown Windsor do; Palm do, in bars
and Cakes; Taylor's Cb'istaline Soaps; Transpar
ent Soaps in Bars; and many other kinds lor the
Toilet atid Shaving. For hh'o by
GRUBB3 xAPPERSON,
jy 21 Na 201 Broad street
Jq LADIES' GAITER IJOttTS.—
suDscriber hav on band a very large
assortment ot Ladies' (iaiter Boots, at prices Tar}-
ina from 31 25 to S3; to which he would most re
speetfuliy invite the attenti on ot all ii waat.
jy 35* ALEX HH.L. No I*7 Main st
t"TooiTf — Fo5 _ AtUUaX.—UEU M WEaT
INo»3 and ff Exchange, offers for sale—Godej's
Lac -ft Book lor August, price uog)r%h cm, chsaper
ty me yt-ar. A large number ct Graham,
6ait»ia, lnt«>r*ational Magazines on bazl at yars
pail, full ot enyraviugs, which will t« acid at a very
low price iy 25
VI AUAZsNKS FOlt AUGUST »
lvA Lady s 8.0a—25c; C rah ax's Mhgazins—yoc
just received and for sale by ,
jy 25 A MORRIS. 9* Main street
AJ&HXVAJLi, tiCHR. NEW
X lORS
- bores Rilrlas; 40 haM boxes P.tlstoi
40 quarter do; 10 do L&yr Rakuta
h c»£3 falsi NsU: 2 uurW'uau
50 ari: ins r tst; 2 bclas 30/teaax Aimoais
5 trans Ma;ajr% Auaoc-is
All trea&:i uat to band aui lor sale by
B. BOfIAVITA it CO„
etc Kc76 Mainstfaet.
MJLIi BISCUIT »«» TEA—They »ur
pa>s auytnirti' jst muiuj.ctu.Tsa In the city;
ibey are daiiy ready at 4 o oloek PM. All that la
socnuzotMi to trv them and von csnoot fail to tead
to WM. fALCOMER'# Bakery,
Jy g 171 Mala ureal.
THE DAILY DISPATfm
Klchmond, J»| y £7, 1833.
ADDITIONAL BY THE NORTHERN LIGHT
New Yobk. July 25,—The general news by this
arrival i* without special interest
Mining operation* were highly favorable. Bu*l
ne*i ws* dull, but without any special change in
price*. Flour heavy.
A heavy thunder-storm paased over the Moithern
Light on the 19th, when she was atruek by light
ning, but lortunately none ef the passengers were
Ujared.
Dr. Carrel), a passenger, fell overboard, July 9th,
and was drowned
O'Donchue, the Irish patriot, who escaped from
Australia, arrived at San Francisco on the 22d June
He has published an account of his escape and ad
venture*, which ia quite interesting.
Captain Gubrlsen, »f the Nicaragua Steamship
Compsny, aad Captain Knight, of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, tendered Mr. O'Donohue a
tree passage to the Atlantic States
A duel had taken place at Maiyjvil<e between Col
Rast, of the Express, and Judge Stedger, of He
raid. Neither party killed.
The city of Sfcasta nad been almost entirely con
sumed by fire. The losa la estimated at 9230,090.
A fire haa also broken out in the town of itcugh
and Ready, leaving only fifteen houses standing.—
Loss $50,000.
The tire at Shasta on the morning of the 14th,
commenced at 5 o'clock. It originated in the Par
ker Home, in the vicinity of Adam* Jt Co '• c ffice,
and in halt an hour made a clean iweep ol the
town. Building ha* already commenced, and
many talk ot erecting fire proof (tare*
Joseph Stibling perpetrated a areadful murder on
his s.ster-inlaw at Sacramento, by cutting her throat
from ear to ear. She wai 23 yeara of age. She
died in a lew minutei. His brother Henry then
cut his own throat aod died in a few minutes —
TntrSd parties are ail from Bal tiaco re. It ia supposed
that envy and jealousy led to this teriiole tragedy.
Extensive preparations have been making for the
fail elections Ths Whig* are organizing and in
good spirits They send delegates io a convention
to be held at Sacramento city on the 6th of July.—
Mauy have already been cnosen.
Captain Wm. Walsh h«s the best prospect for
Being the Whig nominee for Governor
Jchn 3igler, the uresent Guvaraot of Caliiornta,
has oeen nominated for re-electi#n by tha Demo
crats
Reports from sll pars of the mines are highly
encouraging.
Obkg jn —Governor Lane was chosen, ou the 6th
ult., a delegate to Congress tram Oregon territory.
E3P There was a plc-nic at Peasant Grove,
Wheeling, last Wednesday, at which a cumber of
ladies and gentlemen, from both Virginia and Ohir,
assembled. The occasion seems to have been a
very pleasant one. The following was the leading
toast:
Ohio—"One of the fibst families from Virginia"
—may hsr sons ssal their vows upon the By menial
Altar ot Dominion, and, in return, uoay her
dtuihters help ine sons of Virginia to return the
compliment.
VVe copy ona or two others:
Ov& Guests fbom Ohio—By their presence on
this occasion show us that they desire to strengthen
the Bond of Union
Jo alt. Psesext—May their lives continue to
roll on as gentle and happy as JhU day, and when
this life ends, may old Nick not have his pick
among them.
Conundrum.—Why ia aCiqietta like Alexan
dei 1 Because she "weeps whuu there ia no more
to conouer."
Commodore Vanderbilt hua hinted that he will,
on his return to ths United States, establish a line
of steamers between New York and Southampton,
to carry passengers at fifty dol.ars a head.
This would be a wi*e movement m the Captain
He would be likely to make more by the reduced
rate, than tha existing liaes do at present rates —
Fifty dollars is quite enough for a ten days' voy
age—and to that space ol time i* the voyage from
New York to Liverpool now reduced wi;h great
regularity.
cotemporary of the Culpeper Observer,
seem* to have been pat out of temper by tome
persons about hi* village; and from the following
paragraph, io which he g.*»a tbem a piece of his
mind, we think they hid j isi a* weii let him alone :
VVe have not the titoe to atop to kisk at every
rur that rat* barking at oar heels. We have *o
often said this that it ii scarcely necessary to repe»t
it. VV hen the game i* not wprth the ammunition it
is sinful to waste it
This Item must have been written by an anfortu
nate old bachelor, who hid been jilted by tome
unmerciful fair one :
Marriage is like a flashing light
Placed in the window oo a summer night,
inviting all the insects of the air
To come and singe their pretty winglets there;
1 hose that are out, butt heads asa'nst the pane*
Tnose that we IN, butt to net out again. '
The Petersburg D«mocrat state* thst the rain*
h&ve greatly damaged the wheat crop In Pricce
George, which had been harvetted and left in *tack*
In the field. When will our farmer* learn to house
their wheat or thresh i«mesiately they reapitt
The longer it stand* the greater lo*a from shatter
ing and rattage; and-thea comt* the danger of mil
dew audebt from a rainy aeason.
Ths Seascn.—lt ii staled by mariner* that the
Polar ice is still intact, and that there have beeo
no isabergs seen along our coast, as 1* usual, this
•eason. May net this fact have some connexion
with the extreme heat wirca prevailed in June and
the early part of this month. This ia a question
for the savans. Who will tell us?
All the young womea who are killed lit the
"Hippodrome, 1 NY, coa» to life again. It is a
Uick of the trade to obtain a "notice."
BP" Lawrence C Wuliu, book keeper, commit
ted suicide at the East Broadway House, New York,
on Wedoeadty.
£s** The entire line ol tne Marietta and Cincin
nati Raiiroad, irom Whee.inj to Kilford, near Cin
cinnati, is now under contract
GP* Ih* route for the Plank Roa4 from Peters
burg to Jerusalem is to be Immediately sirrveytd
Chapman Slaughter is tha Engineer.
Hon. Thomaa Meagher, member of Parliament
#2? V a,er or!l . Ireland, ae?omp»nled by tifl lady
Of ThCKM FranjU Meather, Ea<J, arrived at New
York cm aaturoav erauina by the Aretic, to meet
fc*r DutOand, who ha* been auaioaaiy wrinting.
tfteir arrival. *
Ybllow Fevb* xt Nxw Oxi.ra'Cs.—The yel
•?* lrtVe ' prevaila to a considerable extent to Naw
Or.eans. in the week ending on the 16th Instant,
there were 104 cases in the Charity Hospital-<-36
-atal. (<n the 17th ther9 wera H5 cases ueder
treatment, and 51 deaths during the two prevlbas
days. Sicee the Ist of June, ill deaths from yel
low fever have occurred In the Hospital, acd on
the ltith instant there were 741 patients in that in
stitution, sitfleilng fmm varimis diseases.
: The .New ButuoE.—We leant that anew
1 is to be erected, at an early day, for
ltarportJ<we of carrying out the uriginal deaifß
ot irfneiri* the cars ol ilis Jieaboarj and Haas
n<>«te Railroad imiaediaiely inio Notiolit.—
A r **r.
fii* Tmr*LLme 09 Svavkl.—Tbe Boston
and Railroad Company advertise
ibat he.-wftCT iio paaaengw* wH! be taken by 1
rtieSuno'ay afe* l ' Tb * "*'■
aitt of t
What ia :be difisnaee in the atoraUijr of the
thing, wheu** ""J ™*»l U«a or par
•eogert? Wt* «»not petceift a*y.
PRICE ONE CENT
SPIRIT OP THE Pn» fß
The Mail contain. an artiele la which «h, ,
calibre of Louia Mapoteon ia rate* n«e a hhrill
than in moat journal. with which w» ara --tnTi
"*■ In U»« qaalitiea of aelfpoaaeaaioo and «aU-t»
tereat hit la atated to be aaperlor to hia great -ni.
tire Bonaparte. The writer thinka he wo»ld aid*
with Spain agalcat the United Statea ia the erentof
an attempt to take Cuba.
The Whig devote. ite leading article to the dia
coaaion of the dlfflcultiea exUttog between the Ut
dieai College and eertaln member. cf the Fartritw
in thia city, and in defence of the institution Th«
article in queation ia apicy, and aomewhat aavace tw
ite denunciation.. There U an article apon tfaa
French Miaaion, and aeveral othera in which tfc*
charge of abolition tendenciea i* alternated to ha
fattened upon the Administration
The Enquirer ha. an article headed Vlrrtni, and
the Federal Uorernment, in which it ia denied that
thia State haa been .lighted by the Adminbtratiow
in the dUtrlbutlon of cffidal appointmenta Th«
writer think, that if Virginia ha. re ceired fewer
appointment. than n.ual, it i. for the reaaan that
her citizen, hare not forced themaelTea upon tha
■ Dtioeof the Pretident, after the u.u.l faahion of
office beggar*.
The Examiner has a leader on the ex iting dis
pute between the Medical College and certain of
our city physicians, in which the writer sustains the
action of the Trustees of Hampden Sidney Collega
in their recent appointment of Dr Wilton to a pro
fessorship. There la alao an elaborate article upon
Modern Spiritualism, ao called, In which the rap.
peri, et id omne genua, get a thorough tligeilatloa.
The Timet hat an article upon Free Trade and
Direct Tsxetion, in which it it stated that Mr Davis
Secretary of War, la an advocate of abaolute, ua"
restricted free trade, the aupprettlon of the Cuatcnz
Houtet, and cons-q aentiy of a retort to direct
taxation for the means of defraying the expenses
of government. Gen Cushiag alto it charged with
entertaining ideas of universal conquest and aa»
rexition
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINE OF STEAMERS.
For Philadelphia, cvwy Wednesday,
via Norfolk no 4 Cape May.
Stpamer City of Rich mood, Capt Mitchell.
Steamer Virginia, Capt. Teal.
,mJ" One of these tplendid tte-imers
wiii leave litshmnnd for Philadel
iin^MtSiliTwL uh ' a ' eTerv Wedaesdar. at high
water, tauching at Cape May to
land passengers. Returning. leave Pnlladelphla
every Wedaeaday, at 10 o'clock A M, until, for*
ther notice.
Passengers for Cape May will consult their inter*
est b; taking this route, as it it, in addition to be
ing tha cheapest, the most expeditions acd com
fortahk.
Passengers for New York.—We have eft
tered into arrangements to forward passenger*
through io New Vork, either by cart or steamers,
allowing them the privilege of remaining in Phila
delphia three or four days, or proceed directly oa
to New York, upon the arrival of the steamers
Shippers to the West.—Tobacconist! desi
rous 01 shipping to Cincinnati, will pleaaebearia
mind that we have made all the necessary arrange
ments to forward tobacco through at 60 cts per 100
pounds.
Due notice will be always given In all the Daily
Papers in the City, when the steamers will be ready
t j receive freight, and tho hour of their sailing.
N. B.—Shippers will bear in mind that all BHIa
cf Lading must be sent to the wharf at Kocketts, to
be slgoed before the sailing of the steamers
Passage through to N Y, Ist cabin and lound, 89.00
" " Cape May •' " 800
«' •« Philadelphia - 800
u II « 2( J u 700
" « Norfolk Ist « 800
For freight or passage, apply to
HUBERT RANKIN, Agent,
je 23 " Richmond, Va , on the Dock.
HEAD ftDAKTERS MP FAUHlni^r
BLK CLOTHING.
THE subscriber has now in store, aiaoet
n tplendid assortment of tiering and Summer
Ify Clothing, of a!i ttyiea aaa quality.
Every style of piece goods of the very latest -til
eras, which he it preoared to maae to order at ifee
shortest notise. Came and tee lor yoarseii
E B SPENCE, No 130,
nrv 4 sorrier Main and Governor streets.
WU iUKKCHANT TAILOKIMU Tki
|n undersigned bega leave to intorm the, puo
<jjf lie that he naa on hand a nne assortment of
Clatka. Caaahaerea and Vsadaga,
which he will as pieaaea to mace up la beet style
Kcd on reasoaable terms. . ,
He takes this method of informing hi* friends
that he has secured the service* of Mr. WILLIAM
ALLEN, so long aaa iavoiaoiy anown as a star*
earent Tailor in this city: and every exertion wili
be- made to irive sausiaotiGn to loose wco may fa
vor us witn tneir p*iroaage.
„*l e ,? n hand a good assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, raaaui£c;urcd in thit city, which he
will sell on tne moat liberal terms. Please hear la
urfad the Clouting oemg made aere gives employ
ment to our ows people, wno exuena tueir earn
i-?s among ua. W. H.
Havina connected mvaelf with Jar. W H 3 I
respectfully an tae oauonaje of mi friend, aad
customers. W. AM.ats
»0 —ts
CAHLMIAGgStCAHm^OJM.
, The subacrioer has on hand, at M>
Coacn making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Gary, (13th and 14th streets,)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coacbea, Chariotteea,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies, all of his own csake, of the best awteriala
and workmanship—all ol which will be sold aalow
m good work ol the kind can be in the city o| Rich
mond ; and respectfully asks a call from those la
want of any article Ha the Carriage line, as 1 aaa de
termined to make to order and tell at the lowert
prices possible; and all work sold, that la new, war
ranted.
kj 4—dto MICAJAH MANOUM.
MhAl., —uaviag pollen my out is, at spring Hill,
is ope ration. I am now prepared to furnish
Meal, either Bolted or Unboitea. of the bast qaalHf,
made of oest white aorta. on the meat tav oracle
iercut, Appiy to Jeter A Leftwich. a few doors Be
low the CommbUa Hotel, ar le me ai the Floyd
Heuse. JOHN A. JETER,
ao s—dU
LfTVUAtM, STOHAGK.-Tte suhseriaera
v? having rented the eastern house Laaker
Heaae, cn 15th street, in rear of onr Auction aad
Commission Store, are prepared to receive afl aad
every kind of Goods on storage, and oa reasonable
terns, insurance eaa be effected at the lowest
rates, as the baMdlag is Are proof. Every atl atloa
will be paid to the reception aad delivery ol ad
goont entrusted to as.
nryati-ts ALEXANDER NOTT A CO.
NOTUJttt UKuniri
Mat, 1853.—Mrs A. B. I>A W&—Rev unclad
Madam: It is with pleasure 1 present you with aty
letDmony in behalf ol yoar "fIfWKiH dl.taia »
1 have used tl la any family ov< r ynart tesnr
years aeiore you made aaie of it—and have loaad
it every thing you rspretent tt to be. Wnhmy*if,
ta a cold aad oougn. a acta hha a ,o!M*at. laa
never wltnoat some of It near ate; and, by a timely
use of it, nave no doubt it has saved ate asaay ioe
tortffeae ; aad although i doa t betisfe ttasela
ssswcwassLwa;
other than taj own family, aad ekeermliy MM*
mead It to the pabita. WM- #5G6651 -
For aaie, wholesale aad retail, ay BSWKTT •
BEERS, A. BOD£R£R, CHA3.'B3C*, CflA*. D.
TALK, and Mrs. A- Bi steeM^aad
i»~TOra
1 ftartMteg TrmhaW *>T «T*
fair artaas. WHITE A, VAfiK,

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About The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884