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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-06
FOURTH OF JULY.

The N. York Herald referring to the love
of country exhibited by the American pee
pie on the 4th of July, says it is unfortunate
that our ceuntrymen are patriotic only one
day in the year There are some sections
where that hit will apply
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The Cross AND THE CREscEsr.--Ons If
tne rrench sisters of charity, engaged in
ministering to the wounded soldiers in the
East, has fallen victim to her zeal and de
Votion' and perished At her funeral. the
cross which was carried before the coffin.
WAS escorted by Turkish soldiers with arms
reversed - -
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GRAND REFoRMATIos MEETINo,-Abby
Ii. Folsom, last week, presented a petition to
the Common Council of Boston, for perinis
sion to erect tent on the Common, to hold
"Grand Universal Publication meet
ing" The petition was unceremoniously laid
ON the table
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BREAKING INTO A BROKEN BANK.-Last winter.
during the caving in troubles of the Canal Bark st
Cleveland, DR., II Ackley with posse comitatas
money he he'd there on deposit. The Bank brought
suil against the Doctor for damages, and the case
was tried in the Common Court 10 Cleveland. on
Thursday. the jury without retifine, returned a
verdict OF six cents damages, thus indirectly appro-
wing the Doctor course If this is to be regarded
US precedent, busted banks had better open
their vaults to every applicant
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vIR GINA

FLOUR ISspEcTIoN.-The inspections OF
-four at Lynchburg, for the year ending 3oth
June, are as follows: Family 256, Extra Su
perhne 3s5. Superfne 1856, Fine 213, Mid.
lings 49+, Condemned Al 32l5
CoPrER.-The editor of the Wytheville
hepubiicao, has seen splendid specimen oil
surface copper ore, found in Smyth county,
which exceis any found even in Tennessee
The spot of land upon which it was found,
and $4,000 acres around it, is owned by L.
ID. Hancock, Esq.
SUN STRoKE.-Henry Montgomery. an
lrishman, died in Norfolk, Monday, of sun
stroke.
REPAIRED.-The Dismal Swamp Canal out
of order, from the breaking of lock, has
been repaired, and boats are travelling
through it.
CAMPING OUT.-The Cadets OF the Norfolk
Military Academy, have encamped at Old
Point for a week.
NEGETABLEs-The steamer North Caro-
lima from Norfolk, Saturday, took 700 barrels
OF potatoes and other vegetables to Balti
more.
RELIGI Gus INTELIGENcE-AtR Ravens
WOOD Va, there were in the IL days precetdi'
Ing June 2lst, 80 conversions and 40 addi
lions to the Methodist Church there.
ANTIDoTE FOR POKE RooT-Mr R. L.
Taliaferro, has written to the Christian Ad-
Vocate, stating that sweet milk is an almost
sure antidote in cases where children or
others have accidently eaten of that poison
Gus substance. He cites the cases of his tw o
children whose lives were saved by it.
HARvEsTING.-The Norfolk Herald says,
not drop of RAIN has fallen in that region
since the 25th ult., and the farmers have a
glorious time for harvesting
FOURTH IN WHEELING-The Fourth was
celebrated in Wheeling by the military, fire.
mep, Sunday Schools and citizens generally.
Several fire companies from Steubensville,
Ohio, visited the city, and were the guests OF
their brother firemen.
SCHOOL Law DEFEATED.-The voters of
Brooke county have defeated the public
school law there by one hundred majority
against 1T. The law sought to be carried is
the same as that now existing in Ohio.
Coat RECEIPTs.-The receipts of coal in
Alexandria for the month of June, have been
1860 tons.
RACING.-The cars on the Orange and Al.
exandria railroad, with the great Southern
mail, and the boat on the Potomac, ARE trying
their speed. The former beat the latter
Tucsday-arriving at Alexandria several
minutes before it. Generally they arrive
about the same hour.
Tow BOAT.-A new tow boat named the
"W w. Townes,' in compliment to the
Mayor of Petersburg, is being built in Phila,
delphia, to run on the Appomattox. She is
to be commanded by Capt. A. F. Drew.
MILITARY VIsIT.-The Petersburg Geeys,
Capt. J. V. Scott, parading fifty four men
including the band, left for Norfolk Tuesday
evening to spend the Fourth.
1MPRovEMENT.-The Petersburg Council
| have appropriated $4,000 to improving the
fair ground there.
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ALARMING FATALITY.-The Shreveport IL al Ga
zeete of the 10Th un says There have been four.
teen deaths from cholera among the passen gers
who came up on the White Cliffs on her recent
ttip from Alexandria TO this place Most of the
deaths occurred after the passengers LETT the boat
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A CARD.-Ihe subscriber, an exp0rr-
sncsd Practitioner Of Msdisias, sarsery "a hba.
tries having located on Broad street, three Soors
above tenth Offers his professional services 10 e.
citizens of Richmond. y w
He has devoted much time and attention 70 n.
sp I-sms RICHO . CAUTHoKN, n. D.
Dr.. r, Fl. CHRmTIAS has removed bis
ohse to the corner of Main and Governsr streets.
next door to Mr. lie ris Hiils ofEse. -
At night he can be found as heretofore, at the
Americ N Hotel ie2s-7t
PRICE hEIycto FOR THE CUTTIsG OF
Sal5pHEs,s HAR-l2i cents for Boys, and Iss cents
Shaving, Hair Cutting aud sbanoooins ssioon
Je 80 10Th street, betwssn Main and Cary.
RsmovAL.-Ine on ce OF the RIoHmo,p
FIRE AssocIArIos has be,rn removed TO the second
story Of the Building corner of aan snd Ilth sts--
y Entrance ON llth sire. -
RANGES. viii be promptly attended to. ,s
without boating Of thsr ability to comply with
sll who 6ave had busine.. with the once for Ii.
'atssctory manner In whsh 1t hs. been transacted
Jso. Fl. BosHrs. secrvtny. jsis
JSO. W. WRIGHT a. Go. are prepared
TO receive all kinds of Produces aud Merchandise On,
storage at their Warehouse the Dosk. ON e. res.
fona6se terms as 1t sas be taken in the sity.
@. B. LUCK, Stock and Land Warrant
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
The highest prioe paid for Land Warrants
Gold and Silver wanted
" Prize Tickets in ali Lotteries sold in Lottsrie.
under the management of r. FRANCS l. Co, will be-
promptly paid by and sill enquiries relative to
the business of X. FRANCE Co, addressed to them
at Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my {6-u C. B. LUCK
PAYNE & MAYO, Auctioneers, have re-
mosed their Office to MIR. Wellington Goddin,s new
building corner of 11th and Bank streets Entrance
on Bank street
They win sell at auction or privats ssie Real and
Personal Property; Ksnt out Houses and hire out
Servants ~ ~ -
81 Deeds OF every description win be aseurately
drawn.
ABEL U. MAYO being Notsfy Public will at
tend to taking Depestions, Aeknowled smert of
Deeds, &c N'~
Their charges WILL In all cases. be entirely satis-
factory, and they hope to merit patro by prompt
attention to business. -
t-.-- Yes a JOHN r. d. PAYNE =
ap S-u AHEL u. MAYO.
SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
tRAGs, ROPES, BAGGIFG &c.,) South Franklin at j,
doors West OF Old MaSket, buys small y ell as
large lots fe o d6m
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The Liver PuLs.-The Liver Pills Of

HE IIFER LILLB.- H0 LiV6T Z HIB OF
DR.. NJ Lane were first used by him exclusively in his
own practice. 80 eficscious were they in all cases
of Liver complaint, that they became famous, and
attracting the attention OF the medical faculty. pass
ed into general They act with great certainty
and regularity; the patient almost Immediately feels
the dispersion of his disease and rsdualy restored
to hesith. With some the effect IL almost mirscs.
lous frequently experiencing immediate relief after
having for months resorted to drugs and me dicines
of another description. in val Diseases of the liver
are very common in this country and are often
frightful in character Thoss who experiences any
of the premonitory symptoms ef this dan and
Dr. M Lanes Pills, and perhaps thereby be mye
world of misery.
2. S.-The above valuable remedy, siSo I.Me-
Lanes Liver Pills, can now be had at respesta.
BILE Drug Stores In this city. ,'t -
- Purchasers win please be aareful to q TX fox,
All others In ecmparison, are worthlesf ~
NH 20-d&a1w
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CHILIAN SAMoRs.-The Minister of Marine of
Chilli has published two important DEGREES with re.
gard to merchantmen. The one 10 allowing ma
tional vessels the completion OF their crews with
two thirds foreigners counting from the captain
dowuwards, In view of the great scarcity of Chi
liam sailors in proportion to the number of vessels
sailing under the Chilian flag. The other impo.
ses upon every captain of vessel the duly of Civ
Ing satisfactory account, at his return of all the
Chiliau sailors who may be found missing from
his muster roll, under penalty of $50 for every
man, aud the risk of is vessel being considered as
under foreign flag, without claim to the privileges
of the most favored nations
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CoTToN THROWN OUT OF MARIETTA CORES
pondent of the New Orleans Delta, writing from
Alexandria, La, June 22d, says that there are l50
600 bales OF cotton at that place waiting for rise
in the river 45 900 bales at Shreveport and As 600 at
j. srsop, IT, xas, In the situation; all OF which
he thinks will have to remain unsold this season.
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hRESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
- on hand iasEs and varied assortment Of Spring
Drees Goods. embracing all the newest aad most
fashionable styles which thsy will. from this time.
sell At sIsatiy reduced priees u order % redaes
alu 0uDLEf 1OHN0T0E
b1 - Eagle Square.
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FAkATIcIsM "A hand bill was issued In Dorches.
ter Mssa, be'ore the Fourth, by the abolitionists
s.yins that the "fIiends OF humanity. justice and
ireedom' should not participate in the cse bfation
pscause slavery was not abolished. and Hon. Ed.
Everett was to be the orator,
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STEAM ENGINE EXPLOSION Tho looomotiv. NJ
freight train ON the Frankiia, Ky Raiirnsd explo-
ded Monday evening. but, fortunately, nobody was
h1rt The steam boiler at Baldwin, Foundry In
Louisville. Ky also exploded, but as In the shove
csse without any serious result beyond about o. 900
worth OF damage TO property.
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T III 0 LAS w. EESEE,
AUCTIONEER.
OFFICE WITH GEORGE

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET, s47
VIII attend to the sale of Real Estate, and every
description of Mercnsndise. Household Furnit ure,
kc. Also-To Renting out Houses, Collecting, 80.
mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-06

NARROW ESCAPE FROM IMPALRMENT-On FRI
day night last, at the Boston Museum, Francois
Ravel came near losing his life. He was walking
across the stage on pole twenty feet high, when
It broke, and he fell head first, just missing the
lower part of the shaft which was standing up.
right.
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SAFE BAsKING.-The papers in Fayette-
vile, N g.. notice the unusual fact, that the
Bank of Fayetteville which had been in ope.
ration six years, has not made single bad
debt. ~
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DESTRUCTION or MILLS s-Los Of Ltfe.-rhs
Glasgow Gngham Mills at South hadley, Massa.
chusetts were destroyed by fire Wsdns, day, caused
by spontanesus combustion. The loss 10 estimated
at S250,Oo0 Insured for Sl50,o00 Two men lost
their ilyes-one by falling from ladder, and one by
the falling of n wall.
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FisAscrERING AT HAVANA sus.r broker Of
1ne note In Havana. Il 10 stated, has left with al on
chants for acct unit OF planters. Drake l. Co., II.
MsEiisoa Co., Ne are among the present losers.
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE LIeUoR BILL The Ii
quor bill ported to the New Hampshire Legisla-
tu,e provides fine of $50 for the rst conviction of
BIN gle sale Sao and thirty days imprisonment for
fence fine Of Sio0 and ninety days imp mprisonment
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MEAL, MEAL.-2C0 bushels per day
- - fTesh WHITE CORN MEAL, for sale at ths
hcqmond Planning MIL delivered iu any part OF tbe
ettyn the lowest market rates
ALsO-A general assortment Of LUMBFR con
msEng CT 2e0 0t0 feet FLOORING PLANK, drs,ssd.
ntssg nass i.ec OAK BOX PLANK 20 900 teet OAK
k4AalNG PLANK; 20 eos feet SCANTLINC3 .s.
sessso 8 Les and leneth'; White Oak and Pine STLLs
s@eF osFS, various sizes and len sthK from by 10 to
ixy IA square; 4, Ga and 8-4 Plank; "A 8TesseS
t1eoIi ps &c. For sale low accommodating te ms
5ssI-ota"Z@ W. r. WALDROP
hR. l.. s. JOYNES, having renewed 10
- Richmond, offers his professional services to
- 2abic Once aud residence, conner of franklin
- ScneIspn steees ls !2--2aw2w-
.UMBER-LUMBER.-lheg he gndersion
- ed have now on hand soma of the MOST SI1.
ESAlok q LITY OF MBRR EVER
1WUGHT TO THIS CITY. (BALTIMOREJ from
tee ensq oe hanna, consisting Of
White Pine Siding.
Oak Boards and Plank
Hemiock Rails, Poplar, Ash, &c
Kl1eh they Offer 70 the trade on pleasing terms.
CARR, GlEsE L CO.,
20 spears Wharf Baltimore
eLSo-l 600 hbIs. ROSERDALE CEMEHE, 500
ps1s ca LClNED fLASTEk, for sale as aboy,
H@6t~
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FoRGED FREE PAPERs.--Mr Thomas Mathews. a
extensive merchant and universally esteemed
citizen of 81. Louis, arrested last Friday In 81
Louis by policeman named Frakes upon the
charge OF having given two of Robert Rartlett's
slaves free papers by which they were to escape
The arrest caused much excitement in the city, and
from circumstances which trau.p pired IL is thought
that the prisoner was the victim of conspiracy
between the policeman and the negroes-the for.
mer having offered to tear up the free papers for
81 600 a
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GALLANT RoBBER.-Accounts from Mexi-
co state that the diligence between, Toluca
and Morelia had been stopped by robbers,
and the passengers plundered of about So 600.
The affair was done in the most genteel
manner. A lady passenger had ring of
great value on her finger, which one of the
robbers strove in vain to get off. Finding
he could not succeed, he begged the lady to
keep the bauble in remembrance of him.
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CROPS IN EASTERN TExAs-The Jeffer-
son Herald learns that the corn and cotton
crt ps in Red River Titus and Bowie coun-
ties are in excellent condition, and that an
unusually large yield is anticipated. The
Herald says:
in addition to the splendid corn and cot
ton crops growing in the prairies bordering
on Red River and the Trinity the. wheat
crop has been one of astonishing yield The
average yield per acre is estim ated ut TWEEN
ty-fve bushels
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD.

The following are the receipts of this Road
for the month of June. They shew steady
increase in its business, that must be in the
highest degree gratifying to its friends. A
road thus rapidly improving, must command
the public confidence in its securities. Its
history thus far augurs for it most prospe-
rous career, when it shall be completed:
Bcc,ofs on the Vireinia and Tennessee RGirodd, for
the month Of June 1855.
Fnm Passenger Fare, Express Freight and
United States NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 959 96
Total. ClS sbS ~
Berg 60 per cent greater than the receipts in
Tnne 1874,
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LEVY is dealing out great argails
. in Cot aing and Furnishing Goods. He :
hined 70 el yss cut his stock of goo o, 30 pu-c /.
may dspsad upon getting bsrgaias. Cali 500, :,
lle the assoIEmept IL good.
A. LEVY, 50 Main st.,
- OPposits ~. Charles Hotel,
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DURE OLD MADEIRA WINES :

l. We are daily expecting per ship Nancy Plais
ted. directly from he Island to us large copsign
ment of genuine Madeira Wines of the very I'm est
qualities. in part of the following celebrated kinds
Old Reserve. BeTceal,
Pslhete BuaI
Superior Old Reserve, Maimsey
Extra do. Palhstinho
Besides several other qualities of very fine ard
choice Old Madeira, at prices ranging from S5 Ss
All these Wines are from the famous house of OIL
veira Davies. Although we have been doing bu-
siness for them now nearly seventeen years, we
have not heard siagIe complaint of the wines we
have had from them. ~
Whatever of the above we do not receive In the
invoice aliuded to, we win take pleasure In taking
orders for. They can be furnished either in whole
halt quarter, or eighth casks (iatter Ia gaons5 In
about two months WILLIAMS BROTHER
B. We sell these Wines with a full warranty -
Ii they do not please receipt and trial. we v III
take them back in every case, and pay all charges
jyS W. &B
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| DROWNING AT MORMON BAPTIzING.-The Gin,
einuai Sun gives an account OF Mormon baptizing
which took place there on Sunday last. The par
| ty numbered sboutfft The candidates tor bap-
tsm-both male and female, were stripped to their
last garments and stood ON the bank of the river
awaiting immersion. Two of the officiating elders
| named Wiliiams-father and son-were drowned
while administering the rites.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch
Crops-Tke Fourth.

A'P 1o Tt1eTsohTg-CT0ps-1he f0nTth.
PETERSBURG July 4, 1855
DESTROYS of rambling, left your pleasant
and hospitable city early this morning, en-
route for the Sunny South, via Petersburg,
under the obliging and accommodating Con-
ductor, Capt. Stratton. Along the route the
wheat is mostly harvested, while corn and
oats looked remarkably well, with few ex-
ceptions. On arriving at the "Cockade city
l wended my way to Phoenix Hall, and heard
the Declaration of Independence, which was
well read, by VIM. III. Lemoire, Esq, and
the Grafton delivered by John Y Gholson,
Jr.. which was chaste, eloquent and forci-
BILE composition. His themes were the rela.
tions between America and England, and the
influence of Woman on government The
military consisting of Artillery and City
Guard, made a handsome display, together
with the smiles and greetings of the lads
and lassies of the Cockade, made the day
one long to be remembered. G.
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nod LIVER OIL-Rusht0n Il Clark's
~ snd about dozen other kinda, sold by
jy3 8. r. SEMPLE. S02 Main st.
INDIA RUBkER BELl ING, SlEAM
4 ENGINE PACKING, FIRE ENGINE FAl-
TORY. PAVEMENT, LOCOMOTIVES AND Gar :
DEN STORE As sole Agents for their sale In thi %
stafs, We have constantly In store fall snd 1dyss
At factory prices. We are epaIed % furnish Cot
piags PiPsa &c., 10 ft the various sizss e Hess.
jy5 Corssr Cary aad Pearl sts.
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LEEoHEs LEEcHEs- nnh e.

LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic ara
hereby informed, that have just received by AdsmS
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeche,, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable ter can
be found st s hours of the day at the Hair Pressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, ard at night ON
25th, between Main and franklin st.eets.
N. R.-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attends
o, at the shortest notice. -
r. HHRHON
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SHOCKING CAsE OF HYDRoPHoBIA.-A man living
about forty miles from Cairo, the Railroad line
named Evans bitten by a mad dog recently
ana d1ed, or rather was murdered in CONSEQUENCE
Ii Is said that during his paroxysms five men were
unable to hold him, and In compliance with his
earnest entreaties, number of persons placed him
between two feather beds, and smothered him 10
death. indianapolis Sentinel
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n FOR RENT-The store corner OF
E Main and lith Streets also, several rooms in
De building, sutsble for Offices or lodging rooms
sssssion can be obtsine immediately. For terms
ply st tho Office Of the Richmond Fire Associa.
n an sc
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NIGARS.-AbOut 25, 600 London, GAIA
~ dores, Principles. Resalias, Half RegaIias, Ope.
ras, Figsros, Plantations, Tres Amigos and sundry
other kinds, large and snail, long and short round
and square, crooked and straight rough and smooth,
mild and strong, blunt and sharp. high favored and
not - high favored, hifh priced and low prize d. In
fact every kind sort, size and description, wholesale
and retail, at P. sEMPLE'S Drug Store,
jyS zE No. 202 Main St
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= FOR i E n Ton Union Hill, a
Is comfortable residence and grocery stand, re-
osntly occupied by the late Vim. T. Boze, with T.
spacous lot attached, and well of excellent water
the premises, situated the Of Veneble and
z7th SITS. Price per snnum 1925. Apply to
: De- 2-ts JAS. M. CARTER.
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p FOR RENT.-A small new house,
u and four Of Land enclosed, within half a
he of the city line, for rent at S94 year
X kEESEE,
"A 92-dts 18th st betwesp Msin and Cary
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FOR RENT-One upper room IN
the new Brick Tenement on l0th st, between
E1m and Cary 1t. . =, a..
5ern convenience suitable for a smsii family or
6<1ffp era establishment Apply 10
% BARRET L. MOkRIsS,
&e7 No ISe Cary st.
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DIR. +. III. CHRISTIAN has removed bis
cfkse to the corner of Main and 0overnor streefs
next door to Mr. lie Gis Hhrs cfiee
At night he can be found, as heyetosore at tho
Americ N Hotel ie 2a-st
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Barns, BATHS, BArHs.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had esily from A. NJ, to 10
O'Clock P. NJ, at the Haix Dressing Sbavins and
Shampooing Saloon under the American Hotel. -
k Single Bath Is cents or 5 Tickets for 81 En-.
trance on lith st. essf ntgrgr II - ry9 =
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'IHE whole press OF Philadelphia are out
In faver of HeoFLAnD's GERMAN RITTERs, 70 thew
are prepared by DR.. C. M. Jackson. We are slsd to
record the success of this valuable remedy for dys.
pepaia, as we believe it supplies beside ,tum in
the medical world long headed. The wrete he'd inn
ltato and countefeters have with irswn Il cir nos
trums rom the market, and the public ars spared
from the danger OF swallowing poisonous mixtures
in lieu of the real Bitters "-Herold
Agents for this city--M ,ssrs PURCELL. l.App &
Co.. ard BESsETT BEgas, Drug tsts.
aps46-d2w t#
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ap ST

SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
tRAGs, RopEs, BAGGING &c..l South Fr.ukIip d .
doors West Of Old Masket, buys small as ell ~
large lots fe o d6m
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Hts, MITIS.-b reat bargains can
p lie had in Mitts. a. G0LDsmiTs Chen
ne, as he las juhf eeived large lot fr. IN sne.
+. GOLOshIT.
2o5 Broad st
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EOR RENT-A large and convenient
- BAKE HOUSE, with every convenience ms.
e66esry for carrying the Bakery business. Terms
v4xy moderate. Apply to
EESOU6HTY & co, at Rockets.
ALsO--seversl other houses Nicholson and
Midland streets. ENROUGHTY L. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-06

HAIR CUrTING.-C;dzens aud Strangers
visiting the city wishing get their Hair cot in the
latest and most appro. ed ayie would advise the IA
TO call on HOssON. under the American Hotel. en-
trance on 1Ith street. :,
N Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be hsd =
ali hours. Single Bath 25e-, or Tickets for o..