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Donnol', was in tic hospital, wounded in the
ca 81 hy pistol b'iI; Mr.. Iin'chns received a
~, 1T, u'' wi ~ i' ','''''u'
.nlIar,,., fro q, cnn,,,..,,n Of ,bn hr,,u. ! ,uo.
W.rh Romln Catholic lrlder, was shot
dead by Cnpt. ErnttnErr, VIM" actively en-
~ ,I''I'1' /. Is 'rP'"'Iu '"'i some
,l. nb.,r Las, c,c.,ju, fit. streets vorr
u"tro,I, hy nviny artillery. AMI all quiet lo,
the most part
.'''' '"''~r N'L''h ~ I"'' '"'t f"'''
N"NrHEAL' Jnne u h, 1885,
Ron t'r last iorty-cIght hours 'il@lc has been
ont one SihJect OF thought and conycrs ttion il
M"nire IT,
Ihe t1rll Of horror and luI!-union, Which
@efe c""'uiscs the community. h's doubtless
in scuc measure extended to your town and It
s"''I"c' recital OF the events which gave It rise.
VIII not he without interest.
On Wednesday afternoon full accounts Of
u" assault upon Father G'vazl) III Quebec,
reachcd here, and were inmodinlrly issued in
extras, r"m the Herald o.i"e. The news.
coupled with the announcement that GavHzz.
would lecture in Montreal the next evening.
created intense fec'lug,-noi lrsS"ued by the
fact that his ariicati"n for one Of he put
h,.'N IN which . \. BrownSoa, was allowed
Uninterrupted, rot long since, TO utter TRADES
o2an-t Fr"lcstnrl>m. WIS refused by tie
Mayor who Is Catholic. There were anpre-
tensions oi serious trouble. but the prevailing
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rye them fresh for few months at the long
est Some We dry, apples and peaches for IN
stonce,-others, such as plu!ns cherries and
ounces we preserve with considerable change
ofqulIity, in sugar, and others are subjected to
the picking process for want OF better
Potatoes, Of more consequence than all the
rest, are kept fresh for the season, or not kept
at all, as the circumstances may be.
Many years ago, NJ. Appcr contrivcd mode
for preserving both vegetables and meats when
once property cooked, for m1uy years, without
any sensible alteration. This method ,called
to this day App"rt's methol) was to I'LL close
tin case ABSOLUTELY full Of tho cooked food
leaving but small hole o-rn then TO hcat
the case for a considerable time IN boiling wa
ter, in order to- drive oil all The air contained
in the contcn'1 and when that was done eff
tectuly, to solder up the hole, - that not
particle Of air could find entrance. Ths pro-
cess, when absolutely well done, prevented all
fermentation and pdtrcinctun. The case could
he carried to any climate, and kept for years,
When the food was wanted, the case was cut
open. and the food, when properly warmed
20 'i"' ''''' '''S''! '"'"''' "'''' u.s. ms
w. W .'''U ''' ''''
s'lS. But the process Is too expensive one
to be rrsurtcd to where &C pnomy is much of
an ohjccj; ani besides, the slishtcst OMISSION
of accuracy in conducting il, il followed by
''''''"''0' VI
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"'' III ~ - V''' "''''' '''' '''"'' using '"'
''''' I'','' '"'' '''' P''''''''''" "' Tea
'''o'S"7' IT. 'l o'! '"|' some !eFS ago 'SP"r-
' '''''' ''!'i' ''' ''''' '''' c""''" N'"eI'oitS'
Su'n as c''o'!'' '"Fn'P'' crro'', potatoes,
! ""3"' ~ ''N'" '''9'' '"of''-hv drIed so
! P'"P"! 40 :" '''" u u" '"c''''n' 'ef'hrh'a-
"'''' al" P''s =" ana P'-N'l c'"re IN tIeht YES
eos - ~ ,N''''' "'''' "'e al" IN mat
7'i,' "'i' ''' '"'S "'''''' OR use II was
~ ~ '0'H ''''' P'"i'''! III ITesh
- ' "c'''' WV. ''''' IAN w -
""' va 0"'''''~' 'o '"""' u" "''''' '''! SII@Hiy
'''1'''' ''''' ''"'', WINCH "'I4 'F'''' Here
was ,'' ''''' '''' ''''V',''y' ne expense was
'''' '''''" VI wa" "''''''"'' "a '"'"g
s1' , 'I', ''"o' ''' S'rP"2 oNd travel
''''| '''' ~ ''''' was ooI'I'''e' H'V-
~ ''"'0I' 'H'''''neu inc
P0I'a'''' " ~ ''''e anu approved the results ;
NV. 1I''''''o'> ''"' mo use
. 1850 -'''0''N''' ~ "ll'lNullph u
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might r st satisfied that all would pass oil
peacefully. We were not, however, satisfied
with the aspect Of uiTnrs and remained Oh the
ground. About a quarter To- { D'cloch a band
Of rullilns we learned, TOR although IN slght,
we were at too great a distance 10 seq more
than "A general melee had tlEcu place a'tackrd
aud overpowcred the police. Capt. l.rn.u,nucr
receiving srvc-c wound ON the head, an pro
cecded to force their why into the church.
Some ID or 20 police rcpriscd them severely.
several shots from guns AMI pistols hlug fired
from both sides. The ass uitinL ptr'y were
eiIcrinaiIy routed, two nrthrcr y thoir un.nh"r
hrlng lett dead or wounded on the ground. aud
shortly after removed IN cabs hV their accom-
pieces. Soon after TIM. occurrence, coup,ny
oi the 20 h marched from Craig street, and
were drawn up between the engine house and
that street. 1t secured now perfectly quiet aud
remained So Till about quarter past eight,
when the lecture having on.ludcd, the audi J.
cnce began to leave the church. \ good deal
oi hootnL and noise provuicd at tins time. AT
some distance below the loves, line Of troops
some h'ile disturbance occurred, two or three
shots were ilrcd.--u other respects all -r"m'l
peacelbie. We hid clear v'rv Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-27

NEW AND INTEREsTING BOOKS.
lS Great Truths by Great Authors; "A Dictionary
OF Aids to Reflection; Quotations of Maxims, Meta.
phors, Counsels. Cautions, Aphorisms, Proverbs,
&c, &c-from writer's OF all ages and both Hemis.
pheres Yia4aa, &C.,, lsss
Spiritual vamprism; The History of Esherial
Softdown, and her Friends Of the New Lisht-by
C w Webber
NIB
Tales of the Southern Border, By w Weber.
/ author Of old Hicks the Guide, Shot In the Eve.
&c, &e g
The Poetical Works of John Milton, with Lisa
OF the Auth r; Preliminary Dissertations sn each
Poem. Notes Critical and Explanatory, an Index to
the Subjects of Paradise Lost aud Verbal Index
to all the Poems Edited BY Charles Dexter Cleye
land. Aaf s58
Epitorneof Greek and Romsn Mythology, with
explanatory Notes and Vocabulary, by John 8
Hart, LL d; Principal of the Philadelphia High
School, member OF sha American Philosophical
Society, &c, &c
For sale by JAMES B. GLIB, No 50,
my 10 Opposite City Hotel
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IMPORTANT AND CHEERING NEWSl
PARISEN & KINGS
STEA MSHIP EXHRESS.

Per ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCRE ASED EXPEDI-
TI0S, &c &C.
FNHE propgletors having made new arrangements
& for the sti better dispatch Of their Express by
the steamshigs Roanoke and jamestown from
New York, they wish to keep il before the public,
thst PARISEE & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand tor the sccommoda.
ton of their friends, a. the lowest rates and unpa
ralleled ci.patca- their Express leaving New York
is generally delivered at almost, every point of Viz
sinia in IS hours snd throughout North Carolina in
56 hours sni at forty per cent below the old HUM
BUG H0SDPOLY-
PARISEH & KINGS factit for the expeditions
Transportation of Freight and Packages, cannot be
beat by gny express company in existence and they
defy any ,apetiiion, therefore, in the shape of
humbug. imposition and monopoly.
fE Be to order your goods by Parisen
& Kings Express, No Barclay street, New
YORK.
|" Rest assures. that all they promise, they
will faithfully fulfil /!
PARl5EN q KING, No Barclay st, N. Y,
snd BoIlinghrook street, Petersburg, Va.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
JAS. A. CowARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH n. pLEASANTS. Editor.
xzs.I. - %

~
New York. virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
rxz UNITED STATES MAIL sTEaMERs,
ROANOKE ~ JAMESTOWN.
n, esd frerz Nsc York Richmond, Petersburg,
&c &c &c
TvAVlNG Effected ARRANGEMENTS with the U. 3.
III unsil lice of steamers from New York to Nor
felk snd Richmond Ton special Express pri-
xiIeses on that route we now prepared 30
receive s16 forward. To and from New York, mer.
cbandise and packages of every description with
dispa;eh aud at greatly reduced rates.
our Express will leave New York every Wed.
nssday snd Saturday per splendid steamers Roa.
uoke and JAMESTOWN alternately Goods will
he received al our New York Office SO Broadway,
uutil half past O'Clock, p NJ on the day of sail.
ing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York are requested to order by ADAMS g. CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leav.
Ing New York and Richmond daily. in charge of
special messengers. All goods not marked to 20
via the Inland route, viii be forwarded by the
Steamer Express. ADAMS e. CO.
J. L. McDONoUGH, Agent, Richmond.
NOTLCE.-Ex2ress packages for Norfolk, Pc
tershurg and Richmond, intended for shipment per
steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, will hereafter be
received By ADAMS & co SO Broadway, who are
the only authorised agentsfo Express privileges by
those steamships
LUDLAN g. PLEASANTS,
je Cts 32 Broat a-ay, New York
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{ LsuIsyILLR AND KNoxy1LLE RArLaoAp.-The-
CITY councu of Louisville the 18th Instant passed
tne ordinances authorizing subscription Of 81, ,OO0.
oocto the Knoxville and Louisville Railroad,
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AvALUAaLE Sow:--h is stated that gentleman
az salmon Falls, California, from one breeding
SOW, raised and sold hogs to the amount Of on.
os0 SO, and has eighteen head left whose value 4
estimated at S675. The fruitful head Of the porker
family originally cost $500.
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FIaK IN mcMINNvILLE, TENN "A fire which
occurred recently in that place destroyed the hote
store house, and dwelling house of Mr.. d. G. Stone.
sumed. aeaa
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+ AWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS.-Our assort
IL ment of Lawns is very extensive, and ss the
season 10 advanced we now offer them at greatly
reduced prices Handsome styles at cd, 10 cents,
12a cents, Is, 20 and 25 cents per yard. % !
HART a. MOSES,
je22 63 Main street.
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MT: Baternan, father of the celebrated achil.
IL engaged in cultivatlng cabbage, cucumbers, &c.
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+ AIDES. PREPARE. 4th OF JULY
II Is COMING Fresh arrival of some very
desirable and cheap Dry Goods, at MILLHISEK 4
BRO, 1913 Broad street. Rich Bereges solid cold
do, only 25 cts; sprig and dotted Muslins in great
variety, new Swiss and Cambric Trimmings
checked, striped, plaid aud plain Swiss Muslins;
Cambrics and Jaconetts, Lace Sleeves, Collars
Chemisetts, embroidered and hemsttched Linen
and Cambria Hdkfs; black Lawns l2K cts, solid
black Bereee de LANES one shilling, Fans, Silk
Mitts, Par asols. Ginehams and Lawns very cheap
Remember that our present assortment of Goods
is superior to many and inferior to few Stores on
Broad street. The purchasing community will
please give us a call 1913 Broad Street,
je 20 J MILLHISER d BRO.
rVEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
l. from the subscriber about the 2Sth of May last,
my Negro Man HUMPHREY LATNER. Said negro
is about 20 years of age, thick lips, and has had
his right arm injured, also been ruptured. He was
purchased from Mr. Hill. I have been informed
that said Negro has been seen In Richmond re-
Gently. The above reward will be paid to any per
son bringing him to me. at the corner of Main and
18th streets, or any information SO that get him
again. 7
je 2I-6t* B. CATOGNI.
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NEW ROOKs.-Just received at the Baptst
~ BOOK Depository, the following Books. viz
Professor ? II Nell on the mode and subjects of
bapfism-priee 60 cents
The Shady Side. by Pastors Wife
The Young Woman's Friend BY John Angel
The Young's Mans Friend, by Jno Angel James
Memoir and sermons of Rev William Arm
strong
The EcIipseof Faith; Third Edition
The Faded Hope by Mrs II Sigourney
The Memoir of Mrs H Geek, By dc
The Life and Character of John the Baptist, by
Rev VIM C Duncan, IA .'
The African Preacher, by w 3 White
=. travels In Egypt and Palestine, by Thomas,
The Bible in Country Counting House; o course
OF Lectures to Merchants, by Fl A Boardman d D
Great Truths by Great Authors, Dictionary of
Aids to Reflection from writers of all ages and both
hemisphsres
The Old Forest Ranger; or Wi d Sports of India,
5y MsJor Walter Campbell. and edited by Frank
Forster. CHAS. WORTHAM,
Je l Deposi,ary.
NEW MUSIC FOR THk PIANO AND
" GUITAR-Just received by HAROLD &
MURRAY, Broad street
Rose of the Desert from Gems of German Songs,
by Spohr, 124 cts
S,,S Oh Charming s,g May, Ballad, Rodwell, CSC
Oh While Adown Life's Stream We Glide, Hew.
lit, 124 cts q
Within Mile of Edinburgh, by Catharine Hayes,
25 cts
Affection Polka, by NJ C, 12t cts
The Jessamine Polka, by A E M, 1871 cts
Merry Morn Waltz, by Lehman, lax cts i
Logansport Waltz, by Davis l21 cts
West Point Dream Waltz. 25 cts
La Pasadta. Mexican National Air Song, for
Guitar, 12t cts e.
1 When the Noon on the Lake is Beaming, 124 cts
Woods Of Green Erin, Guitar. 12x cts
Whisper One Gentle Word Guitar, l2x cts
I. nv %
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORs-VIR
IN GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pr,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-VI
IN GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pro.
posais viii be received at the Alum SPRINGS, Bath
county Va fron, the lst TO the 18th July, for sll
the heavy sections on the Virginia Central Rail
Iosd, between MiiIporo and Jackson's River.
The work now opened embraces some very de.
srabie jobs including heavy cuts and fills, several
tunnels and the abutments and piers of number
OF large bridges
The plans and specifications will be ready for ex,
animation by contractors at the eff ofthe Divsion
Engineer, at Millboro, any .iims after the lot Of
July.
The successful bids win be published at the Bath
-A1um Springs on the 10th.
By order of the Board,
CHARLES ELLETT, Jr., Chief Engineer.
je eI-dtl5yy
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W very warm, and many of our citizens are
sweating It out in suits heavy enough for mid win.
ter. while Summer Clothing, sufficient to keep one
genteel and comfortable the entire season, can be
purchased for ten or twelve dollars II is matter
of surprise that all who are not supplied do not
Immediately call st the Clothing Emporium, 1O3
Main street, and avail themselves of the rare ad
vantages offered to purchasers.
jel Is HENRY SHAFER
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AVE HAVE JUST RECEIVED by arri-
Vv val of the Steamer "Arabia from Europe

ERESH BUTTER ON ICE.-Constantly
L receiving by Express and Steamships, the
choicest qualities of fresh Butter the country af-
fords, for sale wholesale and RETAIL at very lowest
prices. For the accommodation of families, Butter
at retail 10 kept on ice. HULST a. KING,
je % Franklin ct, First Market
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d CLOTHING STORE. per steamer Virginia, di
rect from our tnsnniaetory, Ia Philadelphia, ano-
ther large supply OF Gentemens' Summer Cloth.
Ing. sueb ss Grass aud Cambria Linen Sacks; Snk
aud Aipseea, Lnstsr, Ff0ck and Sack Goats; White,
sptf and Fancy Figured Marsees Vests In great
yafietissI White Linen Drill Check and Striped
Linsa Pants! Dfspdeis and Fancy Cashmere
Fshts, Also. large and select Stock Of Gentle
fasas' Furnishing Goods--ali Of which we will sell
from Ii 10 20 per cent less than any goods of the
same quality and make can be bought for In the
city Of Richmond. Remember at the Franklin,
% Main street. RDECO & CO.
lie Its 81 -s-.{
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NORSETTs.-french Jackets Rail Kuad and
~ other styles Corsetts at 80 Main street
jelS CHRISTIAN d. LATHROP
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fFO CAkrNNTEks, BUlLDEksa Co.
i The subscriber has just fitted up stSam en-.
gine for the propulsion of Saws, with which he
proposes to saw SIats and Pannel Stuff and square
Posts In the csost accurate and expeditions man
ner, and on the most reasonable terms. His shop
is located un Brooke Avenue at the corner of Mar
shall street.
an 43-3m JOHN KELLEY
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DOCKET BOOK LOST.-Lost on Sth street,
Il between Broad and Franklin, Pocket Book,
containing negotiable note drawn by David Ander.
son, Jr., for S1l2 so, one for $3.50 drawn by R
Madison and endorsed by S P Hackett at 80 days,
and promisory nate for SIT so drawn by Robert
Gentry, and 500 in money-one fifty dollar note,
one ten and one five, and some other papers. ANY
person finding the above, will be eberally rewarded
by leaving it ST the Dispatch Office ie9
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UNION sTEA1Is HIP COMPANY,S
LINE OF STEAMERS.
For Philadelphia, every Wednesday,

UNION sTEA0 HIP COMPANY,S
LINE OF STEAMERS.
For Philadelphia, every Wednesday,
vim Norfolk and Cape May.
Steamer City CT Richmond Capt MITCHELL
Steamer Virginia, Capt. TEAL
One of these splendid steamers
SHFsE will leave Richmond for Philade
mles&ksslA phia, every Wednesday, at high
~ ss4ss water, touching at Cape May to
land p.s'er gera Returning, leave Philadeiphia
every Wednesday, at 10 o'clock M, until fur
tier notice.
Passengers for Cape May will consult their inter
est By taking this route it is, in addition to be-
ing the chesp,st, the most expeditions aid com
Portable
Passengers fer New York.-We have en-.
tered into arrangements to forward passengers
through to New York either by cars or steamers,
allowing them he privilege of remaining in Phila-
dephis three or four days, or proceed directly on
to New York, upon the arrival of the steamers
Shippers go Ehe West.-Tooacconist desi
OF shipping TO Cincinnati, will please bear in
mind ths. we have made all the necessary arrange
ments to forward tobacco through at so cts per 100
pounds.
Papers ip the City, when the steamers will be ready
to receive freight, and the hour OF their sailing
N. B.-Shippers will bear In mind that ali Bills
of Ladne must be TO the wharf at Rockets, to
be signed before the sailing of the steamers
Passage through to y Is, cabin and found ss %
Philadelphia =" SOC
I'd TOO
Norfolk lst 200
For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
ie2 Richmond, Va on the Deck.
- CALIFORNIA LINE FOR San
&FRANCISCO DIRECT FROM PRILA-
Trade Wind. Nathaniel Webber commander,
2200 tons register now loading at Queen Street
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PURCELL LADD g. CO.,
je % Druggists, 90 Main street.

MOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber having
w large quantity of Wood to dispose of. has
found it convenient to take yard for that purpose
His yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores of G. G. Herring, Esq, Messrs Reeve e. Blair,
Jas B. Shelton, Esq or at the yard which will NEE,
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he will sell at the market price
ia l9-ts JOHN F. REEVE.
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RIEAL.-Having gotten my mills, at Spring Hill,
M in operation, | am now prepared to furnish
Meal either Boted or Unbol.ed, of the best quality
made of best white corn, on the most favorable
terms Apply to Jeter g. Leitwich, few doors be-
low the Columbian Hotel, or TO me at the Floyd
House" " JOHNA. JETER.
t--dtg
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III CoGHILL WIN N CoGHILL. A. coGHILL.
j. III. COGHILL & CO,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, and
Commission Merchants, Pire.Proof Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco, California.
Refers to Mr. James Thomas, Jr. Richmond, Va;
Messrs Purcell Ladd d. Co. Richmond Messrs
Barring, McKer g. Co, and Mr. Eastman, Bal
tmore A Meigs, Esq, Cashier American EK
change Bank, New York; Messrs Ross, Falconer,
l64 Pearl Street. New York; Messrs Page, Bacon
e. Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly C Sanders,
Esq, late Collector of Customs, San Francisco.
je l-3m
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PILES, EDGE TOOLS AND PLANE
Il MANUFACTORY, 300 Broad street. Rich
mond-T MOORE begs respectfully to announce
TO Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet Makers, Coach
Makers, Miliwrights, Turner'S and Mechanics, and
the Inhabitants generally of Richmond and its vici
nifty. that he has commenced business at the above
establishment and trusts that by strict attention to
all orders with which ne may be favored, and sup
plying articles of superior quality only, combined
support.
EB-saws and all kinds of Tools repaired.
ie3-dfm
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NTOKAGE, STORAGE.-The subscribers
- having rented the custom house Lumber
House, on 18th street, In rear of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to receive all and
every kind Of Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms. Insurance be effected at the lowest
rates. the building is fire proof Every att ntion
will be paid to the reception and delivery OF all
goods entrusted to us
nv a6-ts ALEXANDER MOTT & CO.
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UAF, CRUSHED AND POWDERED
~ sUGAR.-A good assortment. for sale by
e24 M B STEGALI
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CTONE CUTTING.-nHN w. DAVIES &
y Co. practical Stone CuttersSE Masons, South
Side of the Dock near Msyo's B4.dge. We return
thanks for the liberal patronage we have received
and trust by strict attention to business, to continue
TO merit the confdence of the public de l6-6m
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5HMOND. MONDAY MORNING JUNE 27 1856

nLD JAVA, COSTA RIGA. LAGUAY-
~ RA and Rio Coffee for sale by
je % WILLIAM EGGLESrON 4
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S0 BALES sUPEKiOR HAY, now on
w hand, and for sals by
e10 ROBERT RANKIN.
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i year, or BY the month, week, or job, the cele-
brsted musician and fiddler GEORGE WALKER.
All persons desiring the sevices of George, are no.
tilted that they must contraction them with rs and
in no case pay to him, or any other person, the
amount Of his hire, without written order from
us.
George Walkers admitted by common consent,
to be the best leader of band In sil eastern and
middle Virginia
10 la-dSw ToLER 4 COOK.
FORsALE.a hrst rate Rockawsy and Hsrssss
+ nearly new. Apply TO
jes HILL + TALLEX
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- CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN
& FRANCISCO DIRECT FROM PHlLA-
DELfhIA - The l magnificent clipper ship
Trade Wind. Nathaniel Webber commander,
2200 tons register, now loading at Queen Street
Wharf having two thirds of her cargo sctually
engaged and going on board, will have immediate
dispatch
Early enga yelnents are necessary to be made for
Freight which viii he taken at reasonable rates for
this splendid Clipper. Apply at once
ROBERT RANKIN,
a On the nnck RichmOnd Va.
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TAMEs BROADRICK & Co., practical
y BLACKSMiTHS, between the Danvile Rail-
road Depot and Haxsls Miils-all sorts OF con.
tractors tools made to order, such as PckS jump.
era, Churn Drills, Hand Drills, Hand Hsmmers,
Striking Hammers, and every tool used by con
tractors
All sorts of Wagon. werk, Horse.shoeing, and
everything in the Blacksmith line. All work done
by us. VIII be warranted equal TO any done else.
where. sp 23-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-27

DRINCIPE AND HAVANA CIGARS
40 various brands, part prime, for sale by
je % JB STEGAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-27

BS In retiring from the firm of Geo NJ West g.
Brother. after business con nection of nearlu Sva
years, the subscriber cannot refrain from express.
ing lis sincere feelings of gratitude 10 his frends
and the public, who have go literally encouraeed
them during that period. He would also respecr
fully urge the claims of the Exchange Bookstore
to liberal share of public patronage, being well
convinced that the present sole proprietor win do
all In his power!to render himself worthy oft.
je 80 JOHN IA WEST