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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09
DR.. JOHNSTON

|, of the Royal College of surgeons' London
4, fro'n ono ofthe mosteminent Colleges of he
States. and the greater part of whose life has
1sal the Hospitals of London, Paris, PhiIadel-
elsewhere, has effected some of the most as,
/, cures that were ever known. Many troubled
linz in the ears and head when asleep, great
e4ess, being alarmed at sudden sounds aud
hes. with frequent blushng, attended, some.
!, tb arrangement of mind, were cured lmmedl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-09

urNRr LuptAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

SuocK,yc TRAGEDY AT OBERLiN, OHIO -
Iot Wednesday evening a most 'e'oiu"s
r,,,1er "a committed about three mties tas'
- Oha,I,n. Ohio, The facts are as ioiioWs;
A man named Pullman, it is alleged mao s'al'
g.yed Miss Barber and another young idun'
The brother of Miss Barber ard mf. Lo'e'',
die lover of the other slandered gun 'ooN Tue
r,,,,er nm. On Wednesday, 10 Ihd h'ofh'as'
,bav wei n Fnlinan's 10 talk the matter over,
lie ,annIsed them with fearful threats, anu
h 80 iSsnerstaiy enraged. They lett nm
80 ,at,,,raa IN their work. Alter supper one
- - ,,.rt;es nyoposed thst they lake theit
a.. .n3 20 over 10 Pullman house ana
t,;ns,en him. Acting ia accordance win me
ss,osnI ,hey took their guns ia me ana q
~, cun, and started. On arriving they found
I,.,Iir,"n srd his wife in field rasing hay
a.Iyarce3 10 sim and ssid:-"Neii. Nv"
80 m have it cut Pullman seized pitch
81 ,nJ made desperate plunge at him
b. wife clincing 10 him, shreking and en-
Jaaxor;ng 10 prevent his striking Lowell. he
ss~ceeded in wounding him i'll three places
win he fork. Err ged beyond control at this
Lowell f. ed HE piece. missing f., and lodg ing
he c,utents in his wite's head, wounding bel
dangerously, perhaps MORALLY. He ther
handed the empty gun TO Barber TO re load
took the loaded gun and started for home, Full
w.n 70 lowing him with his pitchfork. Ate
going some distance, Lowell turned round, ex
Claiming, "D-n me if | don't shoot YOU, any
howl He fired, aad Pullman being but tive
fee, from him received the whole charge in hi
side, tearing him IN a horrible manner, ani
killing him Instantly. He leaves family Q
three children. The murderers were inmedi
ately are 'ted.
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a - - I'd:
On Monday Of each week--Fare y 5 only.
ySsHE public are HEREBY informed that the com
i Portable and expeditions steamer Pevka
tan. Captain Charies Z. Mitchell, having boon en-
trely reftted, enlarged, and improved IL every re-
spect, is ow on the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers Dy this agreeable and eeonomiesl
line, Will leave Richmond o. the morning train on
Monday OF each week, at O'CLOCK, a. n, and
reach Baltimore course or the night, prota-
DIV bv midnight. thus occurring q connection with
,he d6erent l,nss cut OF Baltimore the following
morning, In any direction. Returning, passengers
will leave Baltimore On the afternoon OF Wednes.
day OF every week, at 81 O'clock, P. h, ena con-
meet at the creek on ne following morning with
the train of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
tonnac Railroad Company, winch arrives II Hieh.
mond on Thursday. ct 3 o'clock. P. M.
Fare in eEner direction, So: FORWARD cabin pas,
sengers. Gncluding mesi5.) o. so.
Fare Tor frs. CLASS passengers hstween Baltimore
an6 niisdelphi. by tins New Castis s1d FreebIoEL
ne e. SO. For second slass do S. 50. making
the whole fare from Richmond 20 Philadelphia by
this agreeable line, 81 80 only tor nrss class pas
sars1Ts. So y J7- seeonf sisSy &c
For further particulars or through tickets. sp-
ply at the once OF the Richmond, FrodericksbuE 4
and Potomac Railroad G0raDacy.
J. 3 WINSTON. Ticket Agent.
Office t., :. 4. 2. H. X. Comoany,
2icnr10nd. march %, 1883 { nh 20
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- 5s E;i1zssiss s;;E, -
- ICHMOND AND DHNVTTTE ETL.
~ RoAD-0PEH To BRAKES BRANCH. 81
MILES. - %
On and after MONDAY. July 18th, 1884, re.
guar passenger trais will run daiiy fs1nasys az.
cepted) between Richmond and BRAKES Branch.
Inc train will stop for passengers oniy a. ,he fol
lowing points: Manchester. hohiuu's Coaifed
iomAnawk, Powhatan, Mattosx. SCOTS crop Anne.
Ia d., Wysnoke, jennings Ordinary, Haytokah.
Branch
Leave Richmond at o'clock. A. n Returning,
leave brakes Branch &; i2.W T, =,
Children under 10 years OF age Tree, provided a
seat is not occupied By them; from 10 and under
10 yesra OF age half price. Servants travelling by
themselves must be furnished with t77o passes, 30
that one can be retained IN rae once and Il must be
expressly stated on sne pass that they are permitted
TO 90 On the cara.
N. B Passengers for Luxembourg will take the
Southside train at Haytokah for RceIs station
thence by Flagg d. Co.'S stages 10 LyIchbuTg. Pas
sengeri fer halifax II and Dsnvtle can meet
Messrs flsqg e. Cos 4 horse coaches at Drske
Branch daily except Sunday Passengers for
Greensboroueh, Salisbury and Charlotte, n. C., ear
meet Messrs Flagg L. Co.'S 4-horse coaches ca Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays al brakes Branch
E1;,son, c,
ceysville, can meet Moss q Co.'S coaches at keys
vile on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, ano
for Milton and fanccysyille by Fisgg 81 Goa line
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, az BRAKES
Branch.
iv q JOHN Il. OSBORaE, Supt
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SALES OF STOCK.

SALES OF STOCK.
REPORTED WEEKLY BIZ JOHN =. LANCASTER AMI
SON, BaoKgRs.
Virginia State per cent, "a years to run nteres,
from 0ate-last sales al Treasury SlUc.
Virginia State Stock, former issue, with interest
sales this week Sl06 and int.
Virginia State STOCK Of 90 wears issue over 10
years To run. With interest from Isl Janusry-sales
.nis week sos and int.
Virginia State Stock, Of 20 years issue, 10 years
and under to run, WITH interest from LIST Jany-l03
and int
Bonds guaranteed by State of Va with int. from
lat Jany-Iast sales lO4 ana int.
Richmond City Stock, with interest from lst July
last safes, shor, dates l0 and nt long 4ates Sl04
and inst.
City of Petersburg Coupon Bonds, 100 and int.
Lyn,h burg Coupon Bonds, 80 years to run-10O
and int.
Virginia Bank Stock, par s70-sales this week
farmers Bank Stock-sales this week $40
Exchange Bank Stock, par Sl0l-sales this week
atsi09 DIV. q
Va. Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-sales this
week Sis
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par S2O-sales
this Wet s3a4.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac r. r
stock-saies this week at SiO0.
virginia Central r. Stock-sales this We elk go.
Richmond and Petersburg Il. R. Stock-Par value
SlCU--last sales 40 :
James River and Kanawha Stock, par slO0-sales
this W ek at 500
Richmond aud Danville R. R. Stock-sales this
week a. $40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

MONUMENT To DRs. CHAPMAsAED HoRHER.
"A number OF physicians in Mobile, graduates
of the University %: Psnnsy!o~"i", of which
the late Drs. Chapman and Homer were for
so many years distinguished professors, have
held meeting, and issued call upon the
Alumni Of the Medical Department of the sa id
University throa ghout the world, 10 contfi
butte the sum OF one dollar each, on or before
the 25h Of December next, TO defray the ex-
pense OF erecting Il suitable monument TO their
memories, in The University yard in Phiiadei
phia-such other contribution TO be cent 10
the Dean, or any member of he present faculty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05
kICHnuSu MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY
FLOUR-The market is sctive and finn at Ger
last Quotations.. Receipts increasing and ssles
OF fresh ground sold to-day al s5t-new ssh
WdEAT-Sal-s at 81 is to 81 20 cash, 81 IS fca
months for prims white.
20 E-6g 30 65 cis.
TUBACtO-1ne MARKETS firm, and all ksads
sell at full prices Iugs II 20 50; medium 10 to
Sl2: me and extra u &c $50
GuANo-Several cargoes srfiving-sales at as
to ass.
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ST. SPRING sTGCk.-I am sas...,
Asasss oz rscslpE OF my spring srock Of sasSk4
Goodx. eonais:ng OF Hars Caps, Booss, Shoes
Trunks CAREER Bsgs and Umbrellas. i deem 1t
needless 10 psrieuisrize su-lee IL say ina, ray
sIocE comprises all me now styles OF goods and
from the Inosy approved manufacturers or ell the
Hor.nsrn cigies. wileh iDyiEe tna attention OF
purenaGsrs. assuring sners :aas oaing shall De
spared 20 please xhera. JhO THOMPSON
aDS Ne 81 hisiE street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

A new trade Ii slaves is referred &c By cores,
pendent in Havana who says :hss the indians Of
Yuca.an sre carried into Cuba, 70 be sold to ssJvi
tide. TIE British Government hss discovered the
agen: in the business, ard n2d ain arrested On
,asrsemsnt With the Havana dealer, showing that
SIS wss TO be pai1 Tor tvery msls aGult Indian,
and women and children il proportion. Santa
Arns it Is further stated bss made peremptoEy
demand upon Gen Caaedo tor the immediate libe
ration and restoration of the kidnapped indians. Il
ia expected, however, that the consequences OF
this attempt to en!ave the Indians will be avoided
by sham contracts supporting that tae Indians
ssasa2ed as ls5orsrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

The Latiing Observatory Company at New
York, whose observatory stands Near the
Crystal Palace, for public sightseeing, has
declared div idenj OF 2 per cent, on the earn
ings of the as 30 days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05
DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924
FOUNDER or THE s
BAL IlMORE LOCK INFIkMaRY,
M IN G1n-L Ga -

FOUNDER OF THE 10
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIAMaRY,
No 81 South Gay St.,
Opposite the Exchange Building and Post Offics.
'f'dOsE requiring medical or surgical aid, By
IL applying to DR. H., may secure skiIful rrsai-
nent and advice while ali CO Il snunic atoms viii bs
sacrsdly saieidsd BY the II us of professional no.
nor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to discri.
inmate In a newspaper advertisement between tbs
genuine and skiliu physician and the urious pre-
tensions OF the designing aad dangerous quacx Or
VIII cheeftuily give, when applied -, such pTi.
yste references as will fully satisfy ali wis require
his services.
BEWARE OF NosrRUMs,
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and Cor.
ciais, advertised 10 cure all persoes under varied
forms OF disease.
As the constitution aud habits of iadiyd GALA dif.
ter, reason teaches the safaa remedy cana3; Do
suited 10 all alike and that disease only oa safe.
ly and efec;ually eradicsie1 oy kdicoas applica.
sion OF proper remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED
practical experience of over - years enables
Dr. ii 10 insure a sound and speedy cure - osr-
iaia clsss OF diseases. whch have too long been
yielded by regular physicians 10 toe nsads Of qaack
cry. he may be consulted conidentiaiiy, elmer In
person or BY letter.
Persons at distance cured At hons By address
eng letter 10 Dr. GORDON HARRIS Ba,.in,re,
Maryland.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent 81 laaa or express 70 any part Of
the United States. is2s-3n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

Gov. Wood, OF Ohio, before resigning his
governorship for the purpose Of accepting a
diplomatic appointment, granted pardons TO
some thirty notorious TENDERS, among whom
are said TO he many Of the worst in the penitsD-
tiary, and the least deserving off lemency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05
MARINE NE WIS.
PORT or RICHMOND
5P. NJ.
80
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, from New Yorz, mGa
to Ludlam g. Watson
SAILED,
sch- Es~in Aaron, Port Walihall, to load wiki
coal tor Baltimore
Schr Josish Achorn, Merrill, New York, coal
Scar Leave, Msrsb!e, Chckshominy River, NJ a.
new York, August 3d-LI'd, schr Rsoecca W.
sloms Petersburg. Cpc schr Sarah Ann, Tollsy,
Rinhnspd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

VIRGINIA ChhTkAL Rail siDAD.-
SUMNER Observation-Disclosures to
rne spris.g. 1aay expect mora comfort By this
route imam before and II the cost OF meals is
considered, no other route offers lower fare. The
yoai ia open 70 tne oaae OF the Blra Ridge and the
rails now icing laid between Waynesoororgn and
Stanton. 1t will ba II operation this season
TIE sage ms ls under me management of
L Heiakeli 20 well 1ccBF2 30 the pubic.
Cars ieags iIicn.ncDd. dairy at 65s y, sa5 tie
Western terminus Of the Railroad at II Il A. d.
Daily Connection.
Te RockoriGge Alum Springs fsra.--.--.-..97.5g
White auiI,hur, passing the ALUM, Warm
ann A0s Springs. 1O.S3
Rsfl AiuIG- $50
" erm spring. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S5u
not op!iE4A.- ---.--- $500. o.Oo
LeZlaeso-. -..---..----- IVY
Shannon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
CulpeDp6r L 4.5C
SOHr sEa EBs arrive in Stanton at s O'Clock
AZ, and leave negt morning BY Express line,
at A M-lpend Inc night st Woodwards jackson
River Hotel. ana reach the White Sulphur at 10 i
M, second day from StauESoa'
Chartered Coaches 10 ,raFel "a the party wishes,
can be engaged st Richmond, on the following
terms: The iE3iGe OF tine coach can be secure II
are pala Ioc lO seats are paid Tor, Ii Sc
cures all outside and nside with the pri-
yilege of carrying the allowed baggage for the
number OF passengers paid Tor
s.Eor the farther comfort OF passengers,
vys she'll run an "A =. tfar lin. OF Coscne IS
which will leave Siauntou AFTER breakfast, atop for
yhe nigh, al Gne Batn AiuEa or Warm Sprlugs, as
they may dRire, and reach the White Sulphur next
evening; guarssssssng tsGs sasrs ssSiL Dc aish.
Yaps."
1--WE will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
each, coach 10 Accommodate visitors going West
East, who may not lind seats in the regular liz -
WEN. P. PARISH IL CO,
BY J. L. HEIsKELL, AGENT.
Tri. eekiy Connection.
To Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, going up; ,are---- 80
Servants lrsvenng wirnous Enelr masters, must
lesvs pass with the Ticket agent, and also shew
another 20 the Conductor.
An extra charge will be made il passenger do
net obtain 1ekets. Z q GILL,
Superintendent Transportation.
Washington passengers may go by the
Junction and reach that city in % hours from
Staunton, taking the night train of the kichmsnd,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
eli .. ID. Gill, Sup't.
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4 GOD NEWS. 9sDDD NEWS. STILL
~ THEY CQME-k " O2RARN The larr,ar

Weep NEWs. sOUD NEWS. STILL
IN THEY COhE-k W OSBORN. the Daguer.
roam *rtat, l?2 Matn Street, opposite the Banks,
ssl continues 30 take those Ifs Ike Pictures that
given MIN Buch rusn OF BUSINESS tho las. Il
teen Inonths. Mr. OADorn will guarantee 10 make
inc pictures OF children Ia seconds OF time
Thcse that have tried az other Gssries, and failed
are respectfully invited 20 call Prices very low
Come sad $50.
stock Stock. bE.-OSBORN In pre-.
pared TO furnish Daguerrean Stock, wholesale or
ratsil. He has constantly hsnd evsrv size Star,
40 Plates, Cameras, Head Rests, Mercury Baths,
Guiding Stands, Coating 6oxss, Wood Vices;
peck'g FRient Plata ho!ders; Color Boxes; Cotton
Velvet AID Silk Velvet Csses, all aizss Jenny Lind
Pspeir htachi5 and eVerg other style of Cases. All
kindk OF Chemicals Also, The Pssen. S.sreoscope
Csses cheap TOR cash. A w OSBORN,
jaI6 Sign OF the Flags of aiiEstions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

FIRST Use OF GAS AS ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.-
In the wear 1892 Mir. MuIdoch made use Of
gas in lighting his house and Office al Res
dsuth, in Cornwall, where he then resided -
The mines at which be worked being distant
some miles. he was in the constant practice of
f ling bladder with coal gas, ia the neck Of
which he fixed metallic tube, with small ori
fee, through which the gas issued this being
isuited, served as lantern 10 light his way for
tae considerable distance he had nightly 10 ira
verse. This mode of illumination being then
generally unknown, it was thought by the
ccmmcn people 'hnt magical art alone could
produce such an effsct.-Ctegg' Treatise
on Coal Gas.
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ONLY FORA FEW DAYS LONGER

T AND BELOW GOsy.-Only for q
C few Gnys ioDger.-as am forced 10 close
IN lew days IN order that my store may bs tho
roughly repaired BY tne LAT OF september would
respectfully call the attention of sAs paoic TO the
iacr thsti have good assortment of Dry Goods on
hand yet watch an deter sained to rln off before
closing as lnrsa1 reopen On the lar Of sep,en.
Der, with an entire now stock Of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods. Cal! soon II you wish ~ secure bar
game. II kosEhEELD,
jy IS IT'S Broad srrest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

HAVING made arrangement with Bishop
Il MeGill, this House will continue open; for the
reception of permanent and transent boarders uE-
til the Spring. Persons wishing board can find
several very desirable rooms by early application
su l-6l+
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UhttCl DOUk5- .
Opinion Of the Press.

Frsas the Ftacds:le Democrat, Apr4 |, 1855
"3y the wsy, We would say word for our friend,
John Il Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, 10
snOse going to Richmond, and wanting, on landing
there, to brush " little Jus. think of the ines.
kind of Hat for S3 so, aud hne calfskin sewed
Boots TOR s3 so. he promises 10 do This, and We
know ne can, TOR we saw him do 1t. a2 Is
cssI-Ig< CARRIAGES, CARRI.t3ks.
ssas=zSs@s The subscriber has on hand, at his
Coacn making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, Q3Ih and l4th stree.s)
near thu Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Cnarioaess,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without sops, sld
SulEes sill OF his own make, Of the beat materials
ana workmanzhip-al OF which will be sold az low
good work OF the kind be In the city oil Rich.
mond ana respectfully ASKS q call from those Ia
of any article in the Carriage line, az am de-
teruiDed 10 make 20 order and sell az the lowest
prices poSsibie; and all work sold, thai new war
ran.ed.
ap4-d6m MICAJAH MANGUM
ypOOD FOX sALk.-Tno subscriber having
w large quantity of Wood TO d spooe of, has
eund it convenient 10 take yard for ,nat purpoas.
ala yard Is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be- lett at the
stores OF G. 6. Herring Esq messrs RssTs l. Blair,
Jas B. Shelton Esq ,or at the yard which will ases
with prompt attention.
He mas on hard about 100 cord superior aessonsd
Oak Wood vElcn "a will ss AT tho market Prise
'sls-n .5.. jUHa r. REEVE.
EEDAa TAR-UoRsunpti0n Cured
" Inc most successful remedy now In use for the
cure OF Incipient Consumption Bronchitis; Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat diseases of the Liver snd
Kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &C., pre-
pared by Mira B. B. Norris, 343 BALTIMORE street,
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, ara
requested 10 cal on the Agent, VINO will produce
numerous testimonials OF Its great healing power
from private citizens. and number Of the medical
faculty. Tbs medicias is yet In its Infancy, and 10
destined TO supercede ali o:hera ia the cure OF dis
eases for which II ID recommended.
Call and &c. Pamphlets containing certificates.
kT Beware OF commercials. The genuine ard
sie 10 for sale by
P.HORTON KEACa 81 Main street.,
Sole Agentfor Richmond and
- Jy 3 GsnerslAgentforE asiern Virginia.
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STATUARY For THE CAPITOL AT WASH
INsroN.-The local correspondent ct the
Washington Republic says:
Il, twill be remembered that some years ago
Congress ordered of the lamented Ofeehousn
q piece of sra,uary TO be placed on the eas'
,s,on of CoIumbns and The Indian girl. The
sculptor cut he piece in I,aIy, bat his Illness
and death prevented lis being brought to 'ho
United States. The Navy Department some
tine since undertook to get II transported TO
Ills country; and the O;Iar Gull, merchant
brio. .rrived in Hampton Roads few days
The steamer Engineer will tow her up to the
civ in a few days, when the srauary will be
taken olt, l. 1 remember Alright the piece
represents &C enc in American pioneer life
. ,taiwart ~h.e settler 5ravely rescuing his
wi = from the mu:daious q suit of the merci-
less savage, at whose feet she Lies prostrate.-
tits spoken of as the artists test work.
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q THE CNRAF = 4 WHOLE
@TA SALE ARD RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
II 4 OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS IN
GazaERT He CITY OF RICSMOND,-HENRY
LYMAN of 96 Main street kicaInon3. ga-the
only direct lrnporssr Ok Wcscnss 10 inis cIEy end
siso di-ecs Importer OF dourie ara single barrel
Guns, has Jus. received from Europe, direct,
another ioI OF splendid Gcid Ea.snes, snd SONS
7ery superior double sDd Elns lie barrel Gras whica
will sell as low any horth5rn inperrer In the
United States. Country Merchants will do well 10
examine my stock before going North. and also BE-
fore purchssin slsew here. al the Cheap Cash
sore of HENRY HYMAA,
IS Main street,
The onlv aireci Importer OF Watches, acd
DirecI lrnDorrer OF Guns 10 :his City,
B-Iust received. direcs from she manuIso
f.ror. Few more OF lne istesI patent aoubls BAR.
rel Guns, which have given sucb general sstisfac.
lion: call spor;Enen, and examine them. Also, q
large 10. Of the Dsst English Caps, Sho. 5elu, &c.
ep8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

ID Ouhls FOR RkNT-Thres or four rooms
HI over the store corner of 4th and Broad st. A
good location for dress maker or Hniiliner.
jy 25-ts EDW'D HICASOE.
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JOSEPH r KEIEIaGHAM WI! In future be
found els store, go Broad Street, where he vii
be gisd 10 receive orders from his friends in any
department. OF Book Binding or Blank Book Msnu
factu fing-sddag Ghs promise that ais work slal
be well done snG a. the lowest rszes.
July S.a, 1853.
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RANGE Or THEkAADNETEk
AT j. W. knndolph's Bookstore, hInin 81.
YESTERDAY.
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ENNNm TRUNKS, TRUNhS.-The
ETE+5I subscriber has on hand the largest
sxS5At1 " Nt-n6 best assortment of Trunks, Va.
lices, Carpet Bags and Ladies' Bon.
net Boxes, THAI Can be found in the city, 10 which
he would most respectful ly call the attention OF all
Ia want they will find rde assortment good and
the prices low. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots Shoes, Trunks,
Naiices, Carpet Bags, de- &c, No III Main street,
Richmond, Va. iy 25
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FOR RENT.

90. FOR RgNT.-The brick dwelling on I'd
- street near the Poor House, and next doos
~ he residence of Mr. Robert Ralston' Kent Sl2o
per year. Asp' TOLER &COQk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

4 KEINIEGkAM IS SUI selling bargains In
Books and Stationery, 4, Nc 226 Broad Street.
A very prerty assortment of Fancy Articles jus
received and for sale low.
Waveriy Magazine, Boston Pilot Gleasoa's Pic
torial, and number of other papers regularly
GRAND iy7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO
- Gl,liaIn's celebrated wilma Sap. C 2 Woraa
Jenny Lind, and other cpuiar brands, for sale by
ELAN. SMITH g. CO,
su 9 Cary Of, adjoining Columbian aotsl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-05

'ssBE partnership heretofore existing between
4 BROWN d KEINIhGHAA, Is dissolved By
amin a.