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s EORET DIsEAsEs-ot6oe 81 customhouse

NJ street. between Royal and Bourbon iiTeetaDR JAMES
would attention
that they can Obtain certain
aeedy without the eeury Baah CqSeb other
nenes the discovered Remedies which only be
charge will be made Dr. o certificates from c
zens all the uniono s have
elected which ncuabe byesebfaed
Since Dr. these Remeden this city the
the these Remedies
one produced hut perfect
the afflicted avail themselves of these
newly truly provdental discoveries Dr. located perma-
nenil this Customhouse street, D. Private Rooms
served fR- Once hours from M to PM febl3 Iylp
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y UsPENsION BRIDGEs.-NoTICI

NJ BENJAMIN WATKINS of Gbsuh Mississippi Architect
Bridge Bnder notice hsihs will the Msss
sipp the Ohio tn Buson other Ri the United States
with BRIDGES for ready
He will Frameencosd, Sefsnoftng IRON PER
MANENT BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges will be
pended either from TIMBER Brick Stone ess Wrought ro
Tnwer locations with eet Strap We
Cham Cables He span Po,omse Washington City the
East River from New Yorkt Brooklyn Willsr~--'
son River frem West Point to Eastern shofsr
Cable wassnspended during ths Revolutionary
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= s;o,ssa t,,t -. .-..s.s e
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s, s,,.,i.s1 s Al - ns1 Winalen TO
ha,- ..a'.s sss fa sk
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.ss sassssaJ on .slssea or
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+ F+a1s' -. r.1:Is.'A, :: .e.o'u -!
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manner mi Tnsy,. W tMs, \; py graslous
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a,J a1,otie ebI,sa s:ss = z. o.
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rerait - -, : e''.'al Eve
| We had. been At sea a.,o,,t ,traa-,,..s.
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CONS -, ds. ~ ~ ~,
Ito wear awv sassnjys $500 sss.s aps ss;r
afternaou 4 sonal Z sth So l
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mined -
rush s ~ - ~ q ~
after.rratinos 81 ~ s,a g o. d. 49, 80
rising GALE 2I,sy Lrnsla5 IL ~
poured anon ,err Ta sis 80 - a.a
hatch seized the co6,s,s a.s s,5 -. =
round him like seytfs. Lsrt 80 = l. tx Ss.J
that sonoht IA eroero fro, ts, =. Hy VIZ pAne
time. the women IN t sJ;s ,-s.s al
aeon1inc te raes 4, sd
the helmsman was forced to ssab seyssssf ,sssh
his Knife hefareT ~ amid drive Tbe1n h.ssr-
again. gT % -
Abot,t forty ssaIyva :, de,;1s x-o11;,,., III go
ming with aii tha sayas,a s...;t,r N I
terIiess we're y.ov ~, scs a,rssa ssss
OF broken water.easEs. ar biilsts e z@aods Gnnd
in thahn1d The snJ5enass - t,s o,,.t.sl
did not ANAL me for' in tho 1;ss af
africa 8 trader must ne aIuau IS ad,u6a;sSed
| and never oil his guard The blow that pros-
trated the frat b;as , n s'''.s piss,
symptom If the revoit Int :,
had the eest o,en the .,.ss
and the mate and stewa ~
is Matters lowaver NH M sts,d ~ ss,
forward Of the n,iusbsE n s,s s,s,s
we're disabled in cI,1bsz while fle rs slesas;1ad
Themselves ana tha wounded assveIl ma iisr ssy
could with bandspikes. q, whatever could sui.
denly be clutched T had ;al,Tavs CHARGED IA
cook, on such ar, en,eroeufy. III 1istr;hufe fpo,
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6 oIIIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY corne

II OO11I
Camp and Lafayette sreetThis stnon has been
xed under Incorporation by the Legislature
will be opened for The transaction OF business THURS
DA Y, the Sd instant.
The basis which established simply that Saving
stnton For the Of aodng all
ting their provided the
u Dime will be received deposit.
Fer Money deposited Interest the following have
iabisbed. i
Of three per cent. PR
Deposits s than months than MONTHS
est at the rate of four per cent per annnm.
Deposits for months at the Of FIVE per
Money deposited subject call will be received but interest will
be allowed
On Fridays deposits will only Females.
--.-,-s ....TRUsTEES.
VIM. H. Garland W. h Bobbs Dennis Cropan,
Pat. Irwin, III Camden,
Geo. G. Lawrason, Jno. Coleman, NJ, F.
r. L. Robertson, WM. H. GARLAND, President.
N.ypflr Auoua + s
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: xAMAGED SILKS-A large lot of Superior
Qaats SILKS sshl, dsmaset BY sal. lae At 80
sssi ii anu e esn,s P ~ % aS 49, 3 @ s al,
8 Ill In 8. PHILLIPS,
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INITIALS s-Wharf- master To the Proprietor of the
New Orleans Presbyterian Box 3d.. m Mr. o I
g.. Superintendent of Public Schools in the city
New Orleans ~ 4. =.
W. G. KENDALL, P. NJ
New Orleans, September "a. 1854. =
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FOR RENT.


HSOR RENT--DwELLINGs with STABLES Sassa
Ia ATTACHED-That desrable D0UBLE-HoUSE on lFEesm
Liberty street, First Disttic, between Caliops
Streets There containiBg EACH
Covered with ne large loft for hay and ten Double Stables
ply LAWRAsoN EUBANK, Camp a.,
H1fOR RENT-The subscribers intending to A.
IL into the STORE, 81 Magazine street.
ior rent the STORES occupied hem No. 10 Ga
street. runng through etree
session to b" given brst ofoctobtr.
These Stores front Of the
ton ia de.iIae either for large Dry Goods
Commission business. DAVID TAYLOR d co,
ell 71Gravier and SO Con street.
HfOR RENT.-Seyeral fine OFFICES in Al
the build occupied BY the undersigned Camp III
81 J. T. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street.
kNOR VIA we'll located and roomy Lot,
ST. Joseph Charles Streets storage
myas Is BANK PLACE.
STORE TO RENT.-Immediete posses Nss
NJ siou giveuThat large four brick (gani,e
sree rent To good liberal
granted For further parilcuaIs apply TO
apis RARELL1 CO.. 81 Common street.
STORE TO RENT.-Possession given lst ~
~ October ne1tThe three Fnlton Ha
6od Netre Dame
Of Grod Broom stree running through from Fulton New
permanent tenant, terms " ill be liberal. Apply to
apis BARELLI d CO., 81 Common street.
YEyO RENT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. -
Ill The story BRICK STORE street. between
Grod and Nor Dam second from the Of God
through Fulton New Leyee ee,R and having Granite
4ont, opening on BOTH
isnls r BARELII q CO, sI Common street.
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THIRD DAY.

SATURDAY, April IS.
THE testimony now reported gives pretty
thorough history of the case and the remainder we
shall condense more briefly
HUGH LAUGHLIN, barkeeper at McDowells Hotel,
testified with regard to the interview between
Blackburn and Christian at the hotel on Saturday,
the 1ith January. Saw Blackburn come up and
take Christian aside. They both seemed excited
avoid being witness. Saw them afterwards come
out of the passage, and both looked changed; both
seemed to be in better hunor and looked satisfied.
ANDREW MOORE recalled, and questioned by
counsel for prosecution. On Saturday, the 14th
January, when witness saw prisoner 10 bis room,
he was not engaged in any thing. Prisoner told
witness that he had bought pistol revolver, from
Petigrew -Qike that on the table)-on that day
He had previously single barrel pistol believed to
be that shown to him now In court. Conyersed
about how they should be worn. Christian showed
witness the bowie knife and talked about how that
weapon was worn, and witness described the man
OF wearing ii TO him. c. spoke OF having bought
good many caps, and asked him ifhe didn't want a
box He had to try several before he could get any
that would fit his pistol.
B. d. CHRNowrTH-a Law Student-testifed to
a conversation with Christian on Sunday evening,
the 18th, in which c. told him of the state OF the
affair between him and Blackburn, (he had not
heard of 1t before)-intimated his desire to see b.
at church at night and desired witness TO go with
him, which he refused to do and expressed bis dis
appreciation OF the time and place for such meet
ing. haFiSeu hifn 10 go 10 the Insuhutct wnien, e
said he could not do, for he wond have loO cadets
on him, &c The testimony of Chenowith 10 iusiy
detailed In that Of Winn. Ii was TO Chenowffhs
room that Christian first came reeking with blood,
from the rencontre. Witness testified TO Chrisuans
taking two pistols from his person as he entered,
and throwing them on the bed. Did net know where
he took them from Witness gave his statement OF
the scenes at the hotel after the murder, and the
arrest Of Christian agreeing with those already re-
ported.
Cadet CAasoN tesiidad, that he had been room
la his possesson and did not believe he ever wore
any There were no trunks In their room, and the
drawers were without locks and common to those
In the room. There was no place to secrete wea.
1 ems
blackburn could have let TO hslf any other day
IL well ~ Sunday. Cadets leave At any sitne with
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN


MoSD. FOR SALE.-We viii sell valuable tract
cf Land IN the uuty of Che sterheld 6t miles from
Richmond. the cd River Road, and front Il
mile on the James River. containing 76i acres of
Land, about 800 of which cleared and in
cultivation ond of which about 90 good low
grounds bssuce. (5ne Gcres) N pine aud oak growth
Il can conveniently be divided into farms has
springs N abundance Of good water, and very heal
tay hiss large beds ef granite quite convenient TO the
river; hiss it mill, twster power( about le0
yards the river and all the buildings necessary
Tor farm, except dwelling.
The soil is good and easily improved, having coed
clay foundation.
The terms are one-third cash; balance at l and 2
years gotable notes interest added secured By
. trust deed.
luh1 GODDIN APPERSON
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I W. SMITH, GAS FITTER AND

~ MANU- MI Z HEh Ut VAo Ft-t nIs'
18Th street, below Main street Richmond, Na.-Itav.
ius secured the services o. first class woEkmen am
row prcpsred to make to order ali kinds OF Gss Chan
rliers Brackets Pendants, &c, AT short notice and
On reasonable terms
Also cid Chandeliers, Lamps &c, cleaned, resilded
~ hyouked and made TO look Ike new ones.
An KINDS of Brass Turning and Finishing promptly
attended 20.
NB-The trade supplied with Gas Fixtures. &c.
81 stSa-thern ptices J. w. SMITH,
snl i'm 18th at. below Main St
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ORNE'S GREAT NATIONAL

= FICTUKE GALLERY has been REMOVED ep'
posite to the Exchange Bank, and 10 now ready for
visitors.
Tbs Is the great Daguerrean Depot Of this couu-
try. Persons wishing Pictures will find this place
10 pey them well for 0 visit Every department con-
pected vii this establishment has been fitted up in
saperb order. Gilt cornicss with Nations stars
and stripes. ornament the many windows. The La
dies Dressing Room will be found lacking in nothing
that will add to tie comfort of visitors The oors
are covered with beautiful csrpet--the walls with
Heh satin paper Portraits of all eminent states
men adorn the waiis-large chandeliers ornament
the place The sky light is the very best that can be
butt, The workreo is furnished with one of w.
n Lewas's psteEt Ephipg Machines.
rune can form an idea of this establishment with.
ool paying visit All the proprietor asks Is CALI
20 satisfy one spd all thst he hes no need of self
praise Or need OF hunbnfgiBg the people with aesa-
hats Neither does be need to advertise TO work for
ho'hlls His motto u, fair prices ead goo twoyk.-
A. w. OSBORNE.
Opposite the Exchange Bank. z
- One OF Nnnns CIsrks Pianos kept for the
Hss sf The iadiSs. sp II
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no-pARTNERsHIp NOTICE. tn.

rO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
" subscribers, having associated themselves %
sether under the firm OF TUkPiN, AQPEN
MURRAY will continue to carry on the UNDER
TAXING BUSINESS. In all It's departments, a. the
cid stand Of Roper Murray, Govefnorst ~
They will give their personai attention TO ell or.
ders ssnt to them and will furnish the shortest
notice, any thing in their line Of business.
They win keep constantly on hand general -
most elegant mahogany. e.ef :
Having the sole agency In this city for the sale of
Fisk kaymond's MEIALIC BURIAL CASEe.
the subscribers also prepared 70 furnish any size
OF the Sarcophasus either Of the plsin style, With
out the drapery, such those Furnished for Ctsy
and Webster, being covered with superfns black
CLOTH dfapery and silver tTimmin -. as#sfes-
Several HEARsEs. with gentle horses and care
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER s
NH 50 dkcts WILLIAM MURRAY.
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood

w yard recently occupied hy Mr. John F. Reeve,
Broad street, for cash, TO punctua customers,
good WOOD both Pine and OAK, IL low prices
l shall be regularly supplied with it. Through the
kindness Of Mr LutherP p Ellis and of Mr.. g. W. Dab
uey, have placed slate at their stores, where or
- be left, and which will be promptly attend
-d 10.
f. i0-Sm 8. N. DAVIS
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4 ITRACTIVE REAL ESTATE

"A FAKM AND TAN ERIN ESTABLISHMENT,
ON THE 4 ID. .RAILROAD-FOR SALE.-I Of
fer private SALE such terms must needs suit
the purchaser, ny place, called "TOMAHAWK
STATION on the Richmond and Danyie Railroad,
i miles from Richmond. containing about 450 acres
unehalf with the buildings lying the South, and
the other half on the North side of the Road--being
willing to sell all or the half
The neighhorhoed is good, the location healthy
and the improvements extensive. The place is we'll
supplied with excellent water and is well timbered
with pine, oak. etc.
In the hands of an rprsing person is believed
that this establishment would prove very profitable
fDrit is place ct much resort, aud many boarders
tfom the city of Richmond could be attracted hther
tNr the summer months.
4 Post Office Is kept there, and the present pro.
prietor las Stage Coach running three times q
week 10 Cumberland County, which pays well.
Te disposed speculate in the coal trade. this
psoe holds cut strong Inducements for ii lesi the
midst OF the coal region. and the signs OF this mir ersl
IN the made tor the railroad and in digging well
were exceedingly fstteTing.
SO DIM NM. A MARTIN, Cheste rticld.
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DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER and PINE

a APPLE CHEESE; small lot of country cured
Hams small size and very superior; also lot of sugar
cured Hsms, ofthe best brands; likewise Fam Breast
Pieces, Middugs, and Shoulders; Smoked Beef Beef
Tongues; superior Lard in pals and in bbls.; No.
large, ,Meckerel Tongues and Sounds and C0dfsh;aso
Cohees othe best qualities; Sugars of all descr PtiSn
superior assortment fthe finest Teas; London Por
fer, gt. and pt bottles; Pickles. by the barrel
gallon; Chocolate; Rice; London and American Mus
tzrd; Fluid; Syrup Molasses and every other article
IA the grocery line for family use. tor sale by
L. w. TURPlN.
mn % I'm Main between 7th and 9th SITS.
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GEORGE ]. SUMNER.

IMPORT AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
NO 80 FouRTEENTH srRHET,
HAS now in storaapdis daily receiving
III his spring sappgHs afssARTHENwAREa and
CHINA of his own sttee,, OF the latest and
approved eatssSs s sseffs ,eseshsI 18th M VIII
NJ and FANCY GOODS.
His stock will he found as extensive and the prices
~ low as epy Northern repacking house can offer. q
Merchants visiting this market will promote their
own interest by examination of his stock before
lnaking their purchases
CT Speeisl attention given TO packing.
trhS g d2un
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1 OST-A CERTIFICATE OF STATE DEBT,
IL registered in the Office of the Second Auditor,
PAYABLE to Stephen B. Sweeney. guardian of Martins
and Nancy Hughes children CT Charles Hughes, de-
ceased, numbered 6i9, dated the 10th day of day,
isot, Tor Sj5o, bearing interest of per cent
Notice is hereby given that application will be made
to the ssd Auditor for renewal OF said certificate,
according to law.
STEPHEN B. SWEENEY,
NIB 6-laW3rn Guardian.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DIsPATCH 10 served to Subscribers
q, .Ix AM A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
10 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, "a year
Ia advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 issued every Fri.
aay and mailed 20 subscribers at 81 per annum.
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FREDERIcKsBURG CoRPORATION NorEs
wanted by G. B. LUCK, at discount Of % cents on
the dollar. 80 go IfTF7t
NH 27-u CB LUCK
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r. J. CARSON Il Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. So
WATER STREET, NEW YORK "A good sssort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand. and
for ssla at lowast market prices. te18-ly
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LYONS KATHAIR0N = For Preserving,
Restoring Cleansing, and Beautfying the Hair, al
leviatins Nervous Headache, and Curing Eruptvs
Diseases of the Skin.-Its reputation il co-extensre
superiuous, all exaggeration impossible; and since
its discovery has found substitute tn compete is
incontested-its iucontestbIe superiority. Physi.
clans and Chemsts-honorable citizens from all pro.
fsssons of ife-the leading Journals of Europe and
America-Ladies who have used it upon their dress.
iogtables and Mothers in their sin fact Its
million patrons everywhere, from plebeans to kinFs
pronounce it the most pleasing and effective article
duced Do not fail to give it triai Price but 25c
s. D. BARNES, Proprietsr,
NH % dim 1871 B ROADWAY N Y
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF rLANDs.--FRANK g. RUFFIN, Ss0s.
tary Of he Tirgisia State agricultural Society, and
N AUGUST offer their services to the public a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS In TiyginiG and the Southern and Wesssss
States. A
Ofice-at the Office of the Tiygi.ia State AgyieIi-
tdyat Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND AccorNTAaT.
Oa;ce-as ahoye fe B-fs
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
RIC b NJ 0 ND, VA.
WEDNESDAY, MoRNINo. ApR1L 10 h

CS The circula,on of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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NOTICE.-l wish to inform the citizens
- OF Richmond and the Railroad Companies in
general. that ! am prepared TO furnish them with
AWNINGS, TENTS, MARQUES, TARpAU LINS,
BAGS, bose, AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
W. G. DREW.
P.S-All orders to be left at Samuel Hastings
Thos. Renovan's on 14th or Pearl street, Richmond
mo 2i 2m" w. C. DREW.
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DISCRETION is THE BETTER PART or
VALoR "--Therefore be discreet and don't be hum.
bugged and deceived by moonshine advertisements-
Be wise and call on Mr.. +. E. MOULSON and Fave
your pictures takep he insures and warrsuts en-
tire satisfa con sale 10 all who may give hun
their kind patronage.
have on hand, at present, very handsome ~.
sorte mt of Fancy Cases Mednlions, Breast Pns and
Finger. Rings ali of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the of all my tasty friends and
customers ~
r. E. MOULsoN,
fe Hall of Science, lfo Main 1t.
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NIEW EMPORIuM.-FRANCIS A. r
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store for
the sale of CONFECTIONERY. both of foreign and
DOMESTIC manufacture, FRUITS. PRESERVES,
scrption of articles usueiiy kept in such estah
iisi,Inent, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would he happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
II His assortment OF Goods for Christmas pre-
sants, &c is complete. de 10
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ABEL u. MAYO, ArToRNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY ofhce ON Rrsnklia strsst under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va no Il
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n OTICE.-At the dissolution of the CO.
~ Partnership Of ANDERSON, SOuTHER
PICKERING, notice whereof wss published in the
Morning Mail, of the 18th of July 1853, provision
was made for the indemnity of the partners, John
Seuther and Daniel n. Picker g, of Boston, Mass.
Iii parties, if any there be, having claims against
the concern, hereby notified 70 leave q memo
rsndurn thereof with THOS. A. RUST, Esq, of this
city on or before the fourth of May next, asanst
ail such neglect TO give in q memorandum this
tce VIII nc plead in bar. J. r. ANDERSON,
JOHN SOUTHER.
sp 4 TGSw ID. n. PICKERING
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BRAND CUTTINe.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Fiour Tobacco Boxes Bags, Ms.
chinery, Linen, &C., made to order. ss---5
M. g. WHITMAN,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th st., between Main and Franklin.
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,

& NAIo TIL INU, . L z a M IIfINU,
" ROOFING, &c--Ha avng just received from the
No tn large stock of Materials, am now prepared
70 put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and 10 cover buildings with Tin or
any kind Of metal in the best manner, reasonable
prices and with despatch.
have now secured the services of u number of ex-
cellent wofkmen in the various branches of my bus
Bes1 and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work TO execute. Persons having work in my line
will hnd it to their advantage to give cali at my
the East side OF 18th street, between Main
and Cary.
fe It's CHARLES Fl. LANGLEY.
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Pursuant 10 ne above notice, shall il few days
he prepared to continue the facture of egas,
d, heretofore. for MASONS, l. D. o. E.. S. of T, and
all other Societies with entire stock aud all the
latest improvements in design aud execution of work
BANNERS, EMBLEMS. SEALS and JEWELS of
every description, will be made to order promptly.
Orders are respectfully solicited
ED. MCDONALD, Agent,
Regalia and Banner Manufacturer
(Successor to Mcdonald L Eyons,)
sp lo-2w Main ST., next door TO q. s. Hotel
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pAGLAND & BROTHER have re-

- moved, Temporarily their stock of Groceries to
their house the North side of the Basin, betwe
10Th and lith sts where they will be pleased to fur-
ush their customers snd the public. ap II is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-19

NOTICE.-I have this day constituted
~ and sppointedIHy brother, Edward McD donald.
of the city of Richmond, my agent conduct and
carry on the Regslie busn ess in all It's branches.
Richmond, April 10th, 1854. r MCDONALD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-03

Gen. Dockery visited Washington
yesterday. and was cordially greeted.
many people having come from the
country to make his acquaintance. In
the AFTERNOON lie spoke an hour and a
half IN lor,ian's Saloon, the court huuse
being IN the hands Of carpenters WIN
are enIagging and repairing il. We
have neii4er time nor space for even a
synopsis of The Generals speech. BY
his plain. Republican manaers. aud
sisang hard sense, he :pade a iavorable
impression Upon our people lie re-
minds Them. they say, al their old ia
vorite, Gov. Morrhcad. Indeed between
the two there is a strong resemblance
in several particulars; b,iih are self
made men--both "the architects ol
their own fortunes"-both plain Re-
publicaas Of the old school---both en-
ersetic, go.ahea,l, business men an,
Farmers; aud as one made a. good a
Governor as North Carolina ever had,
50 will the ether. rs. Hhig