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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

New ORLEANS POISONING CAsE.-We pub.
lished some weeks since the shocking MUIR
der of l.. Smelser, an old citizen of New
Orleans, by his wife, her paramour and a
negro woman. The body of Mr.. Smelser
having been discovered in consequence of
the confession of the negro, large quantity
of arsenic was found in the stomach. The
wife of Smeser, who is young and good
looking English woman, was arrested on Sat
urday last and sent to prison. She said she
was the victim of conspiracy. Adam Scott,
her paramour, and the negro had been ar
rested before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

Who Is SHRi-Ths q question reg ardiue the iden
NY % mis. Robinson, the "veiled snurdereSs," as
,ns 70 called. likely to be settled In a court of
justice. The Troy IN. " Timss stated that her
nsaas was Charlotte Wood, aud that she wss con-
nes.eu sa WIZ wealthy family of that name In Ca.
nsas, 1st would not disgrace her family by the
svo"a- mr.; Wood has sued the Times for libel.
ahd 'ne sun 10 now about TO be tried Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

Fatal AFFRAY AT MILLIKRN's BEND.-Ol. Sat.
urday last desperate fight occurred at MiiiA ems
Bend, between MFR. Cavalier, of atplace and Mr.
T. F. Moreand, overseer the plantation of T. &. E.
Marshall. We understand that the difficulty gr ew
out of trifing matter In reference to freig BIT
bill. Nine pistol shots fired by the parti Q,
four Of which took effect on Moreland, and two on
Cavalier. Moreland died of his wounds not man v
hours afterwards. Mr.. Cavaliers wounds are Sc
rioas but Is thought that he will recover as both
balls one In the shoulder, the other In the abdo-
men, have been extracted o. Picayuae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

MORE CAMPHINE AcoIDEErs.-A mother
and her child, four or five years old. were
burned to death at Michigan city, last Friday
afternoon, by the use of camphine. The
particulars of the affair, as given in the Chi.
cago Press. are heart.rending. The family
of Mr. Doyle, a provision dealer in Michigan
city, had been in the habit of starting fire
in the stove by pouring camphine upon the
kindlings and wood, and applying match.
~On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Doyle proceed
ed to light q fire in order to prepare supper,
after her usual custom, and having placed
shavings and wood in the stove, commenced
pouring the fluid from some vessel upon the
fuel. Unhappily, and unsupported by her,
some live Goals had remained in the stove
from previous fire. and the fluid burst into
flame, which, running into the vessel in
Mrs. Doyles hands, exploded it, and covered
her and her child, who stood near, with its
burning contents. She caught up her child,
and throwing it into a bed, endeavored to
cover it up, and then rushed out of doors for
help The neighbors who saw her describe
the sight as most appalling, the flames en-
veioped her, and rose ten feet above her
head. She was finally wrapped in carpet
by one of the neighborS, and the fire extin-
guished, but not until she was horribly burn
ed; SO that she died in the EXTREMIST agony.
The child was dreadfully burned, and died a
few hours after its mother. In view of this
snd other melancholy accidents connected
with the use of camphine and burning fluid,
will not the public learn that they are as dan
gerouS as gunpowder. ~ ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

VIRGINIA PosT OFFICE AFFAIR The acting
Postmaster General orders the following:
Re-establish Athens, Caroline county. and an.
point John Shepherd postmaster. Appoint Alfred
Whitworth postmaster at Painesvills. Amelia
county, vice John l.. Hood resigned, and VIM. Il.
Sanders postmaster s'lBnckiIgham Mine, Bucking-
ham county, vice Chas. q. Hesse, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

POLITICAL GAM B L NG"-The Boston Times
says that Mr.. Ten Eyck, of Louisiana, who always
means what he says, has offered In the city of New
York, to bet $50, 900 that Gen Pierce will obtain
twenty States and $4,000 more that he will be
elected President at the next election. If nomina
ted by the democracy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

PorAroE&-F present indications. all oyar
tas 1oany Sy ana Canada, potatoes will go begging
vs W.T. oayss; yss st twenty-five cents bushe They
bsu "a 'hh city. yesterday, at sixty two and
Asnday. 's''-"Se"s"@ Dsmoeret
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ga. MAGIC WASHING FLUID.-

Y With one gll Of this unTivalied Fluid en- ofd-
nary washinG can be done Ia ism than foo Fhouvs.
without ths least injury to the finest fAbres It sof
tens and the dirt and bleaches the articles
SNOWY W bite. 50 well has IL become known and 90
highly appreciated that 1t has nearly superseded all
other wsshiag compounds and Soaps ana tAts solely
BY its great superiority and eheapnsss and the fsci-
be done with it. 5ktts f#e sfssss sgt.s. = p
r. Phss 50 cents gsllen Beware Of sil i.ai:a-
tiens The genuine article 10 manufactured only oy
10 50 Corner nth and Msio streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

CIV. Hunt, the actor, well known at the North,
died In the Charity Hospital at New Orleans on
the 18th of July, of debility.
ST.. "Father" Lsnson the former friend and cola.
borer of Abby Folsom, ls dead. 8
There are $4,000 collars made per dsy In Troy,
Y. a%
The Fishery Commission, with Professor Agas-
siz leave Boston for Halifax to-day. I'D
Last month 81, ,05O 600 worth Of property was de
stroyed by FIRE in the United States
Mr. Moreifa the Braz iiian Minister at Washins-
ton IL abor TO visit Europe. &sf1A n
A meeting is to be hold In Lowell, Mas, to ex-
press Indignation at the removal Of Gov Reeder by
the President.4 asfs42 IS i svs B. :
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>, fosT OFFICE RoBHBR SRkrRNcRD.-Homer
iKtugges, late Assistant Postmaster at Nath6eld,
w, was convicted Wednesday of mali robbery and
at hard labor ) i79sT-7l' 80
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SPIRIT THE PRESS.

The Enquirer has leader upon Roman
Catholic disabilities as contended for by the
Americans, and hopes that if the great
American people give themselves up to such
bigotry, they will not be absurd enough to
talk about their progress in political science.
The Whsg has an article on the statements
which has been proved incorrect, that Geo.
Law was foreigner.
The National Iaerican has an article upon
the identity of interest between Virginia
and North Carolina in commercial point OF
view
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

Tons OF GOLD More than six tons of gold
dust were deposited in the mint at San Fran
cisco between the lst and 21st of June, 1855.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

A NAVY OFFICER DEAD.--The Navy De
partment has advice of the death of Mr.
Henry s. Barker, third assistant engineer, U
s. m .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

= Az the Womnus Rights convention-Saratogs q
August 18th and l6th-Mrs. Lucy Stone Black.
wood, Ernestine L. Rose. Antoinesse L. Brow,
and eusan B. Anthany. are advertised TO speak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

OPERATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES MINT - The
operations Of the Mint at Philadsphs for the
golt were $z2 $50, ard Of silver bullion $4S6 &c.,
making the entire deposits of the month S657 $50
The gold coinage, wholly in double eagles and gold
dollars. amounted to only $3.50 $780, the silver coin
age, wholly in quarter dollars was only $l56, Co.,
The total number OF pieces coined during the tn
500 788 of rhe value of $436 $50. This il
usually light business. ts.st. as - asEaa}
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

|EOR RENT-A desirable Brick Resi- :
n dencs on Church Hill, corner of 9th and Leigh
ptreets with fine garden attached and seeded with
pll kinds Of vegetables. Apply to
LARUS 4 SHINE,
Jy6 6-u "A Main 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

NEW CoLoRs- "A lady entered one of our fasn.
ionable hat and cap stores a few days since, aad
asked to be shown some of the latest style Of caps
After examining quite number and not likiag
me colors she very lnnocenty Inquired If they had
any of a "subdued mouse color?' The clerk was
somewhat taken absck, but managed TO stammsr
out "No, but we have scme of an 'enraged rat col
or" The lady left quickly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

CHOWER BATHS.-The attention of
or Baths, which the subscriber hss on hand and
which he efers for sale at less price than the COM
mon article usually sells for. Those who wish to
pure hase and judge for themseives, bv calling
at r. N. ZIMMERMAN's, Messrs. STEBBIN9 q
PULLEN'S, or Mr.. STARRETTS. h3ss - 81
jy 20 .-es4 @f.Hs{ sFats WA. FORBE8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

ANOTHER INDIAN WAR.-Advices from Council
Bluff to the Goth ult report great excitement at
Omaha city, In consequence of the murder of the
Omaha Chief, Logan, by the Sioux Indians. Ii Ia
reported that the Omahas are about to- join the
Pawnees In a war upon the Sioux
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MORE EyrpEsor.-We have lust been

MORE EyIDEnoE:-We have Just been
Informed BY gentleman from the country with
large family, that he has had great many attacks
OF Summer Complaint, but not In one instance has
he failed Ia making aperfect In lsss than TWEEN.
ty-four hours, with ;BAKER's PREMIUM BITTERs
He believes, also, that $50 would not have paid his
doctors bill without the Bittes. He says be never
intends to do without 1t In his family. His will
be used If required but not whining II pubIishsd
Price only so cents per bottle 70 be had OF Mes0s.
fUacELL. LADD Co., Richmond. Va, and Drug.
ginfa whara q ~ ~s=fl HEsgTFA siv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

FROM HoNDURAs.-By the schooner Hamilton,
learn that Charles Guy er Esq the first and pop
ular Governor Of the Bay Islands having receive ed
the appointment Of Treasurer for the Belzs resign.
ed the sovernorship about the mid die sf June and
Daniel Shepherd. Esq Barrister of Lendon appoint.
ed to fill his place, srrived at Rautsn 18th OF the
same month, and into office the 18th, be-
fore large sssemblage Of the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04
RICH WHITE EMB ROIDER ED
~ MANTLEs SELLING AT Less THAN COST

~ MANTLEs SELLING AT LESS TIL AN COST
AT LEVY'S, IS Main ct. have few more loft of
thoss sp lendid rich White Embroidered SILK Mans
ties which will sel OF at less than cost to close
cut for the season. They are just the ARTICLE for
young ladies "enteriug into the holy banda ~ Call
and see them before purchasing elsewhere. 8ss
Also, lot of black and eoIored Msn.les which
will be sold off very cheap Persons waiting 10 puT-
chase handsome and cheap Mantle need but cali at
nv store. ~ = JACOB 4. LEVY.
jy 26 10 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

LIBERAL BEoUEsT.-The late Mrs Fanny Smith
Bulli;t, wife of Bultt. Esq of the proprie-
Sl5 600 to the Chri ,risn University at Louisville.
KY, to endow chair to be called the Professcrship
of Sacred Literature. Mr. Bu1tt recently visited
louisville to carry out the wishes of his deceased
Wife
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ney OF the Pdace Of Prussia to &C. Pstsrsbursh Ii
for ihe purpose Of acting mediator sa3 s
COMMERCIlI. INTEGIllENER .

LIsEhPooL CorToN MAaKEr The Brokers' Cir-
salsr reports that the sdviees per the Asia csussd
Nmited demand and partial reduction Of prices on
oi tne week; but favorable accounts from India On
Iassaay Impaired more aesdiness in Manchester
.no Lvefpoo!s aed prices recovered the dsoline-
ssiss at 90 $50 bsies including 1896 speculation
and =. goo fsf export Frdss tasiness wss TOGO
Fair orlesns ~ Middns 60; Fair Mobiles 81, Mid.
dlipgs 81; Fair Upl.nds 81. Midding SIG -
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SIGNIFICANT SIGN.-We learn from the Amer.
icau Farmer, which says has the fact from relias
BILE authority, that Geo Peabody. Esq, the emihent
American banker, of England has given the mos,
earnest assurances to his correspondents 10 the
United States that all the grain that can be spared
in this country will be required In Europe the COM
Ing year. -t& p-iss pi-4 "a t}lAa59
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

ErOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
l. DING. FACING, LINING AND BOOK BIND.
ING SKINS The public are hereby informed that
thsy need not 20 North to buy these artGiss tho
undersigned has them always on hand a. COED and
factory on Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon Qtartsr
Branch Tavern. J. G. JONES.
fe 6-d&e6m ztl e = 8N ftsstFe s4gEf9 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

|NTALLS FOR KENT Three STALLS
- fer rent, near the Arbour. Call on [
jy 6-ts r. w. ALLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

Z JN0- McCoNNELL, Dentist, Main. street,
betwe en- 9Th aud 10th sts., opposite Cornthian Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

fs| FOR RENT.-The two fine new
~ brick buildings corner of 1st and Marshall SITS
FOR terms apply to L.l-.El --.
JAMES M. UNDERWOOD,
u Se-6tf = . :. No. go Rruad at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

IN NoTlCE.-Having qualified as the ex-
u' ecutor OF the Last will and testament Of Excy
Ia, d7e d, all persons indebted to the estate will
alnst the same, will please present them for set.
81 neht' g. A. MYERS
t.,,, ,o, EXT. OF Excy Gill; decd,
Jury iftn. L1. jY le--Ao2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

~ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
NsnSH-T The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
&tstins Establishment on Lombard Aliey. between
asn and Cary, QSth and 14th streets) near the Co.
em6ian Hotel. COACHES, CHARfOTEES, RA.
Se1UISpGHEs, e1IS BUG0lES with and without tops, and
BULklES, all of his own make, of the best msteri
Ss and workmanship. All of which will be sold az
zHw a. good work Of the kind be In the city of
kiehmondi and respectfully ask call from those
u want Of any article In the Carriage line a. am
s.ermined to pake to order and sell at the lowest
Uses possible, and all work sold, that 10 new war.
*Ah'ea. ife N-6mi MICAJAH MAN0UM.
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KANSAS LEeIsL ArURE.-Report of the Kansas
Legislative proceedings are received to the 2sth
ult. The business transactions was local and 10.
void of interest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

JFo. W. WRIaHT & Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds OF Produce and Mefshandze on
Stcrage, at their Warehouse ON the Dosk on a. rsa.
sonabls terms - Is san be taken In the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

. OsBORNE's g GOLD ENAMELED DAGuERREoss
TYPEs.-The public are invited to cali and view the
new styles Daguerreotypes taken at this oldestab-
ished Gallery They admitted to be superior to
any ever before SEEM IA. W.s08BORNEsu "a
q 1 Il OppoGte Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

WONDERFUL LREvIvAL.-Upwards of two hum
dred persons have Joined the Christian Church
under the preaching of Elder Henderson, of Mis-,
souri,. Among the latest converts was Alexander
C. Bult, Esq, we'll known as one of the editors
and proprietors of the New Orleans Picayune.-
Louisville Courier, %. II,
NIAGARA FALLs.-The census of Niagara Falls
village has been completed, and shows a pop.
ulation of 1857, being an increase in tive years
and a half of 1.500. The population of Niagara
city, just below, IL ,365. The latter place was
founded few years since. -
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zf& FOR RENT-One upper room in
- the new Brick Tenement on 10th ct between
Main and Cary 1T. 1t .--.-1 - - =
q ALso-An Office In same rooms, with all the
modern convenience suitable for small family or
Ailliner's establishment Apply to
"a BARRET l. MOKRIsS,
JeT - No. 1S8 Cary 1t,
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q FOR RENT.-2 new BRICK TEN
- EMENfS-with comfortable rooms in each;
3re places IN every room, and an excellent well Of
eater in the yard and about II acres Of ground at
4ached TO esch with soil admirable suited for market
atrdens
rare opportunity il here offered for pIeasat re-
9red residence, with a. much ground combining the
fe'Tacy Of the country with the advantages Of the
pity being situated 25th street. about three squares
eorth Of Ashbury (Methodist) Chapel, on Union
5hi Possession can be had 18th inst.
An arrangement might be made II desired, by
hich all the ground could be had by ono tenant
kent Of each $40 per month. Apply to
q WIN WALSH,
my It's No 43 Main street.
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HOCK AND SODA WATER

Ill Ring for your valst--biA him euieky bribg
a 8ome Hook aud Soda wster then yop' u know. st
A .lsasure worthy xerxea the great binG =
For not the best sheresrt sabllmsd with seowtslss
= Nor the first spsrks Of ths desert apring
Nor Burgundy la &it IL snnset aSW S'lsf &sS eSs
Aftsr long traveL eanpl leye or slsaahter, 4 zfy
Vie with that drspaht Of Hook eud ne5a Water. 3;
The above delightfui beverage for salo BY s7 =
g la 3Es 80 DOvAL q NORTON, ess3 4ai
tysl slasa.e ss Corner Msa And letA ass. ssssr
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NEW YoRK Assay OFFIcE-The following Is q
statement of the business at the u 8 Assay Office
in New York for the month of July:
Deposits of gold Sl7l5 700; foreig,i coins 81 700
do. bullion SIT 0O0 u 8. bullion (of which $35 900
we're California Mint bsrs.) ST. ,6o7 600. Deposits
of silver S24 400; foreign coins s1 600 do. bullion
300; U. S. bullion, contained 10 gold. $4,000
Total deposits. payable In bars 81, 722 600; do do
In coins, $500 Aggregate 81, TAO, ,10O Gold bars
stamped, 81, ,736 512 72.. -.ysy-3 .8titsEA Z.
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nRESS GOODS.-The Subscribers haye
~ hand large ard vaslsa assoFtussnt Of spsiSs
fashlonsbie sfyles whteh they Viii, ftes ihis tins.
eel Il greatly reduced RrleeA b order 70 reduce
sail. nUDLDX = 1OuNeT0N. g
jsl rs Eagle sSuAfs.
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q FOR RENT sOR SALE.-A neat
1t& and desirable Framed Residence, with four
fooms besdes passages. closets and kitchen) on 26h
8reet, between Clay and Leigh streets.
]. + KEEsEE,
su I-dts 18th st., between Main and Cary.
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q FOR RENT Or LEASE.-Those
two large STORES or WAREHOUSES. Mes.
es BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on

~ BEAUIIFUL hECIDENCE UN
s III CLAY. NEAR THIRD ST., FOR SALE
<PRIVATELY.-GODDIN APPEhSON oher for
&pals the premises the north side CT Clay, Sd
ks,ree et in the occupancy of DR. Nj. T. Lyach. Tho
fronts ss feet and rams back I50 foot 10 an ali ey
zl8 fee. wide The Improvements c0asist OF al ex-
celent brick dwelling, in perfect order, supplied
$with wster, gss and furnace; contains rooms The
Basement Is perfectly dry having Office aud dining
boom, and kitchen and all other necessary out
houses. --r
4 Also, unimproved Lot in Sydney, a011sO.
Terms liberal. 900 au 2-6t
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MAGNAN1Mous.-Irving's life of Washington is
warmly praised by British crtics-one of them re-
marks: Englishmen can heartily appreciate the
greatness of Washington; for was he not of orr
blood a-aud that the asperities of contest have
been removed we can acknowledge the Justice OF
his cause, and the herolsm of his actions :" p,
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q VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE

90 VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
IL RESIDENCE ON MAYO STREET FOR
zsALEy-The subscribers authorized TO sell that
*sery valuable private DWELLING. On Mayo street,
occupied by Mr.. John r Tslley. The lot fronts so
10. ct and runs back 126 feet to alley.
The dwelling 10 in perfectly good order, supplied
th gas and water, has ten rooms, and this servants
e1commodsti ,ps not only ample bat much better
han usual. lndesd, they sre among the best in the
city.
The yard. for the most part, is paved with stock
Brick, and the whole premises present neat and
fIactve appearance.
The terms will be accommodating. Apply to
aul-6t GODDIN Il APPERSON.
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'OR RENT-Two newly-erected Brick
Tenements, on 25th street. near Leigh St. Bap-
tst Church, containing rooms. including basement,
kth passages, porches, closets. rantrys, &c, with
3srdsn attaehe and well of superior on the
3remiies Rent $3.50 each per annum. -
Il Apply to ED. D. EAcHo. or
JAS. N. CARTER. l.th st
10 8-h Opposite Post Office.
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The most confirmed cases Of the most
distressing diseases oftimes arises from
All of u.s. more or less, troubled with this
ing symptom, still a. it il general thing do not
attempt to medicste until something serious inter-
venes. We would public monitor warn all our
readers against the sin of neglect and at the same
time recommend to their notice Drs fHooFLANDis III
SaEfssssbs Safss SBlITTfRs Ill tha .80ftsaHsl sl
iadslphaa- We have seen cures effected through ts
gents for this city M..srrs nj ruscrEI, GApD G,n
Co, and REHHErr BEIaA Drusaistr. iievissst o+,,
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A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an experI-
srced practitioner Of Medicine Surgery and 0bSte3
tries, hsving located ON Broad street. thres doors
above tenth, offers his professional services to fae
citizens Of Richmond. tt9s3 ss51 ~ - g sslrsPS
He has. devoted mueh time and attention to the
study and practice Of Midwifery, and to the treat
:nent of Diseases OF Women and Children tsf sta
ap 1-6mt RICRD 8. CAUTHORN. N, D.
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2 IANO FORTES--
[OBACCO AGENCY.-GK ENE

UBACCO AGENCY.-G GKkENE
HEATH ALLEN San Francisco. Csliforui.
70 iS4 Front st., New York. sell Tobacco on COM,
"n. Greet from and per account cf the Vireiuia
and 70 whom we refer
&c -, homond, Davenport Co., Richmond will
8ot house oHS ouAihess fof
ars s'ns established branch Of our house in Nev
sshal attention 10 the receiving transhinnin, IA
orn ths lowest rate of freight (fres CT commis-
nl On ell goods consigned to our San Franciseo
no l8-dAwly
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JAMES r. CREssHAw, A. oRNKr Ar
Law, kIcHMonDs VA, Will practice iniths 6sYeriers
and Inferior Courts of the city Of Richmond and ad
jscent eountiss and the United States Coufts held
In Richmond and Norfolk .fg.ss IA. I s,s,.ss s II "a
a Until further notice, can be found ct the Of
Capitol sire ct. .. - g. g. l. jy 20-6&slmA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04
VIRGINIA. /.

THE PETERSBURG WArRR Acr.-The act of the
Petersburg Common Council, giving water to the
people, 10 to cost the city 100000 and the supply OF
water s estimated at SOC, 900 gallons per day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

BALTIMORE HOW ARD STREET
fLoDk-A prime article Of new superfin.
sner ah this day; for sale at much below vrsssns
shnont prices by pte'en'
YW WILLIAMS & RRorurp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

/ S1 per bottle, six bottles for re5..-...a-...s. e5
Sold In Richmond, BIZ o. A. STRECKEk and
in Petersburg snd elsewhere. Cali and get tsmph
lets grstis ssJA sssi - 5Ss89lJ II 1o-.dkefo%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

vs. the tenement occupied By Col. w. D. Blair,
A Main street 1t s suitable for family residence,
or for Offices for professional gentlemen for lodg-
an 9-eo1w HILL RAWLINGS.