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WHISKEY IN BREAD.

A letter read at a meeting of the New York
Farmers Club, recommends the use of whis
key in making bread,-abeut a half gill to a
loaf In the instance cited, it was done with
sticking dough,-the dough being from
sprouted wheat.
We presume that, in view of the prohibito-
ry law of New York, the above recommen-
dation will meet with general favor, provided
the whiskey and the bread can be used se-
parately: In that event. every man in New
York will become his own bread maker, and
make his bread and his brains light by the
same process.
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FALL RACES

exv> sscssApxIh &C., 3 = 4SrK. = *
dss s. .sssss ,ssss srSk s6SnS.TT: 6snT:s;s =
i fISsT II n D1Y-noNpzY. 0ss "a ls-..,..... . =
s e & :ss j.: sss.s is;.i.:'
Mr. WIN II. GIbbons nsmss b. %. rhilo. bv N.,,.
y Mr.. TowIss nsmss Cd. m Cordslis Read, b. Wv.
z =. Tho. 9. Moor. names * i. Henry. " ol.n-
Mr. Joha c.mgSsII names Oh q. Floride. BY w.s-
By Wagner, out q Gioens, three yssrs ia 'A'ah'
George. ou. q Rss... 9. joe Sy
~ Mr. b. z. Me0r..b names sh b. Sam Lsseher, by
Z Mr. John Walsh names b. 8. Lawson, bv Wssusr.
ont OF cM,n:trei's dam, seven years old. : 80
soc. oos of Mary Mouis. four ysars ola. f' - =
, .I:sa sIooND sl IA .S9xaT-IGIsD4Y.A s.e.p.s.s. for
ysa,s o,a 500 entrance, half forfait, mile heats
cl1sed With the following subseribers:
~, Dsy,d H. Mepaniel names 4 BY Regent, dam By
/ a. chesthau and James Tally names :. :. " R.v.
enue dam Andrswstta- - = - 49,
Calvin Green nsue'b 5. by sovereign, dam Ann
TaIRD wEDNEsDAY.-Jo.lsy Club
FOGRTH DAY = Thu THuRspAY = pro,,,..,..
Purse $500 two mile he ats
= iSIATH DAY-SATURDAY-Propr fe,'s Pnr,.
500 three mile heats for hsndiesp rsoa ires for
norses only that have started Ia race aufins the
Ths following stakes are proposed f.r fs,..ssg
psEooND DAY, q ON AACEJ TUES.
"A sweep:taLe for three year cid colts and
ni,ies; sntfance 5000, half forfeit; mile bssts :
THIRD DAY-WEDNEsDAY.-A Swesnstass IA
or !oeyesr old eolts and flies $500 sntrans hali
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY.-As swsepstate fc tlrse
year old eots and fles; $500 entranee half foreit
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY.-A svesp.tat,
TOT untred thrse-yeal old colts and liss; 500 an
trance, half forfeit; mile heats 2 srsS-i 80 -
All the above stakes to name and olo,a l.k aan.
tember. 4 ~op
su4 la ran CALVIN GREEN Pre,,r
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YACHT DISPUTES.

In the absence of graver matters some of
our New York contemporaries are disputing
about the award of prizes in late yacht
race. The "Julia" was the successful com
petitor, but the owners of the "Katy did"
claim that she was cheated out of the prize
They insist upon it that the Julia did not fair
ly win the prize, but Katy did
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16

THE CHINEsE.-The Chinese have shown
themselves in some respects very remark
able people. Long before the Europeans ar.
rived, even at the infant stage of civiliza
ton, they had attained knowledge of many
of the highest arts and sciences. Theyknew
of the compass, printing, the composition of
gunpOwder, and were deeply versed in many
of the mysteries of mechanical lore. But,
although they were acquainted with these
things, they seemed also to combine with
their knowledge in the most singular man.
ner, the disadvantages of prejudice, lack of
spirit and enterprise, and in some cases an
ignorance which would be discreditable in q
more barbarous nation. Their compass never
led to an extension of their commerce, their
printing did not lead to the diffusion of lite
rature, and their knowledge of the compost
tion of gunpOwder never induced them to
bring it into use as an important agent of de-
fence or offence. They seem to have re-
mained stationary for centuries, neither ad-
vancing nor retrograding, never introducing
anything new, never originating any idea of
merit, and always retaining the old customs
of their ancestors, no matter how little faith
they may have in their efficacy. A book
which should give an account of even mo-
iety of their peculiar customs, would be a
ponderous tonne. Centuries of intercourse
with the world under more liberal insti-
tutions than now exist in the Celestial EN-
pire, would not assimilste the Chinese to
other and more civilized nations in their GUS
toms more than their language. As people
they are more conservative than any nation
in the world, and what they were a century
ago they are now, and probably will be CEN
fury hence.-Boston Journal.
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S T X 1T FTHEP ESS.

The National american denies the truth of an
assertion made BY correspondent that Il 10 10 fa
Vor OF the restoration ofthe Missouri Compromise
or 10 willing TO surrender the rights of the South
The Enquirer publishes and comments upon the
letter OF Hon. Jos. Ben jsmin of La, "dstinguis-
cd southern Whig," 10 which he opposes the prin.
cipies and aims OF the American party.
The WhiS has an article upon the "Shame Of
Messachusettsn
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

= The circal.tion of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond sombined. - .-F 81
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MATT WARD NOTORIETY.' y

The New York Tribune speaks Of Louis
vile as the city of "Matt Ward notori.
ety." The record of crimes committed one
day lately in New York, filed nearly a CO.
iumn of the National Intelligencer Even
the horrid murder of Butler by Matt Ward,
would be cast into the shade by the black er
crimes which often occur in New York; the
murder of wives by husbands, of husbands
by wives and children by parents. 1t is but
yesterday that this philanthropist, in whose
craw Matt Wards murder has stuck so long,
was laboring to save from the gallows a fe-
male fiend, whose hands were stained with
the blood of two persons who had never given
her the slightest provocation
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lMPKRIAL PaEsRnTs-The Emparor of the
French has sent over to the Institute Canadieu, at
Montreal, Canada, several beautiful and costly
pieces OF sculpture In marbis-she Group Of the
ders, Sons bsaatifaI esndslabrs, and number Of
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Why BUTTER 10 DEAR.-Thereis, is, says the N Y.
Day Book a fine pasture all over the country now
and the price of butter ought to be down to shi.
ling pound. Why isn'th Because the women
and girls don't know how to mske 1t For twenty
years past the girls butter making education has
been sadly neglected. They cen play the piano
but can't churp; Dance but can't skim tha milk;
can talk little French, but don't know how to
worh out the outter-mk The women who made
the butter In Westchester, Duchess and Orange
counties twenty years ago ere passing away, aud
there are none to take their places. That's why
butter 10 high.
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CALVIN GREEN. Prp,r.
HENRY THON & CO., 7.''' 90
IL s.. A. GLASS M.4NUF.fCTURERS a,

!, 49, - AaleIy from FMIadeIphia,
Beg leave to state to the public that thev are hor
70 establish In this city afaetory Of ali kinds Of
HOLLOW glassware, and will bs read Ia about thres
kind In their line of business viz 7 ~ "a 's.9-'
Druggist Glassware 5s.ss
Dea ers In Glassware N5A f&tsf sA "a
Pressed Glassware 4a 1,s. zgrs,.s, ffssis,.s.s.S
Patent Moulds
Bottles of all descriptions s5A ssSssssAf- g
s-s Shades ..,sa ,zzs ,E4 sfs
Tumb oilers, Jars, &c.
-, And Glass Of every description said color. a
we promise to supply the trade ON tefms a. cheap
and accommodating as they can be had at the NORTH
and solicit kind patronage ..J' AN s-s.vs
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MAairtME DIsAsrkxs-A il.I has been pro pared
Of dissstsra la the watsY during 1854 whioh shows
that the number Of vssssis Loaf OF injassd 5Ss2
fysr Win probably make faliy 60ooa ALL The etse
liz Win exceed 0oo asa thet IT p!opsrty may te
Get down at tbrty milions Of oe1laysl sEI
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To GET The REAL FLAVOR CT CoPFsE in Kir eY
toms Forest Life in Ceyon are the following hipts
persnce The subtIe aioma which reside, In the A.
sental oil OF the coffee berry is gradually
after roasting and Of stiIl more after heius
ground In order to enjoy the fall favor 10 perfsc-
ion the berry should pass 1t onc1 from ths roasting
pan TO the MILL and thence to the ceffes pot ard
esaias after having been sds, should be mixed ct
boiling heat With the hot milk II must be bad cof-
lee Indeed. which. II these precautions are taken
will not afford agreeable snd sxhilsratns drink
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POPULATION OF WIscoNsIN Returns from thir.
teen counties of Wisconsin, comprising the ear.
liest and most thicky settled portion OF the State
sxbibi. an aggregate population OF 30s 13l, against
1871 452 five years ago, being increase of 1I6 679.
or about 62 per cent.
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INES ON MEssRs. STEBBINN n,
~ nj LLER'S IMPROVED LIGHTNING Rrlna

S T. g Prototyoo Bard
Il sTEhBINS &z MILLER calls ON al. fs'sl ~
Who want thar lives protected,
70 save their house from iishtnins's fall
By lightning Reds made perfect. I8'ia ~
These hes men ne throughout the land proclaim, Is
40 That they have long succeeded
All ether Lightning Rods for fame, SIS ms7
Where lightning Rods are needed. s
Their Rods are proved The best that's known,
For iishtning's fash. with thunder;
ThsY now put up, take others down
That's made by Salamander
such Rods that are put up BY him, 3
The truth cannot be SANDER:
For kichmond's Market.roof cries shame =
The Rods of Sslamsnder.s Il ~ =, isis'
The ne r Construction of tin roofs za
Are good on many dwelling,
While Miller Stebhins' Rods have proved
Dread ightHins's fash expellipg.
As honest reference will show.
Their Rods of fast construction sAti
On houses where dread liabtpinac no. - s
savss many from destruction.
FOR many houses they have saved- ~
By hundreds recommended -.sts
An honest call is humbly eraved,
All orders prompt attended
14-dl2fGwIt*
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SALT Letters from the Bahamas represent the
Salt prospects az poor at Exuma where there 10 a
failure, and Long Island where holders are askinp
25 cents. AT Inagua the prospects are better and
the price "a cents with little on hand.
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THE FRENCH CRYSTAL PALACE

The French exhibition unlike that of Eng
land, has failed to attract the masses. "The
empire is peace but there are no worship
pers in its temple, Sebastopol is the centre of
all eyes. Louis Napoleon cannot direct at
tention from the illustration he is giving in
the Crimea, of the pacific policy which he
proclaimed on the Inauguration of the EN-
pire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16

TIE CROPS IN THE SANDWICH IsLANDs-Tbe
Sandwich lslauds this year will raise wheat enough
to supply the Islsnas, a1d nf very superior kind
They have got an agricultural society there from
which $500 were paid in sons. $500 added to
sinking fund.- aad "a $50 were received in one wear,
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NATIONAL HOTEL. NoRYoIK, Va

STARCH; LlNhEED OIL; Nustard
~ ysaey Soaps nlsobinH epfiss IusoeAsiss, =
ss1sing tks dsy $40 81 aals ~ - 81
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HARD Luck The schooner Hudson, which arrived
at Newburyport, Mass q few dayI since from Ron.
daut with $40 tons OF COAL into four time on
the passage; carrying away the lying b.boom. cat
heads cut water. stsviDs In waist boards and rail
and doing some other damage. The freight on the
eoal was not sufficient to pay the expensss of the
vessel including wages. by some forty d,Ilsrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16

new FLOUR CoMING.-The propeller Minnesota
arrived at Dunkirk, N. Y jon the 10Th with cargo
OF hour, portion of which was ground from new
wheat. Both wheat and flour are begin ming IN or
rive freely from the Western ports
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RIc b M0HD, VA.
THURSDAY MORNING.
GERRIT SMITH.

The only liberal abolitionist we ever heard
OF Is Gerrit Smith Of New York. When in
Congress, few years ago, he was regarded
by the Southern members as a sincere man,
and treated with much more respect than
they accord to the knaves who trade in phi
lanthropy for their own benefit, and never
demonstrate their honesty by contributing
dime to the cause which they profess to have
80 much at heart. The n Y Express states
that, during the last four years. Smith has
given away lands and money, for education
al and other purposes, to the amount of 1885,
Ooo. and that in the disposition of his fortune
he has pledged fund for education double
the sums already bestowed. In order to
prove mans faith in his sentiments, there
is no surer test than his willingness to make
sacrifices of fortune and ease for them
Tried by this standard, we can at once see
that, whilst such an Fabolitionist as Smith is
honest, the very reverse is the case with the
most of the tribe, at the head of whom is
Mrs. Stowe, woman who, having gratitied
her self.love and greed of gold by her Afri.
can romance, has never given the first dollar
to the relief of the slave, and has not to this
day (so far as we have heard handed over
TO the free colored people of Massachusetts
sums which were contributed in England
with the understanding that they were to be
devoted to their education. Whilst the phi.
lanthropists have been blubbering over the
fancy piece of Uncle Tom, the cunning old
lad 1an. L., e.
cradle negro than could have been realized
from whole plantation oflikely young Afri-
cans. And what she has made she has kept.
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Cur FOREIGN PoPuLATIos INVITED To CANADA.
The Scotch, English Germans and other foreign ne
tiers 10 Canada have iecently issued circular I'd
dressed to similar classes in the Uned States nv.-
tipg them to Canada, IN oider that they may rid
the mselves from the Influence Of the Know Nothing
2ociatiaa. -
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ROORS FOR SALE

REAuIIFUL BUILDING LOIS an
~ PRIVATE SALE.-We have for sale private.
iy, beautiful Lot OF Ground which fronts On Lar.
rel street 100 feet running beck 50 IT, to an ALA, In
sidney Town, near the Fair 0rou1d. and ia the rear
Of Mr.. Henry Shsfer's residen.e The Lot IL besu
ttuily located, and will be divided suit Eurcha-
seis. Terms liberal. Apply 20 kss ~
s-f LARUS l. SHINE
su i3-6t ~ Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16

HAIR RCUTTINe.--C;dZens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their air cut In the
latest and most approved style, wonld advise them
to call on HOBSOH under the American Hotel. en-.
trance on ! lth street.
N. Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can be he'd
all hours. Single Bath 25e., or Tickets for 81.
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DOR RENT-A desirable Brick Resi-
i dance on Church HILL eorner of 9th and Leigh
streets with fine garden attached, and seeded with
all kinds OF vegetables. Apply to
LARUS & SHINE,
IL Cts "a Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16

LkEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
hereby informed that have just received by Adamr
Express q lot of superior Swedish Leechei. whcb
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms: cap
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hetsl ard at night on
N.B.-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
nos C. HOBsON
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ar FOR SALE-A neat framed House
Lee on Mayo street, containing rooms, kitchen,
wood and coal hossss, with water In the yard. The
ltfronts 16 feet on Mayo st and rnns back ON Cy.
trsss street 100 feet. For teyms which will be very
liberal, applyto THOS. w. KEESEE,
iy IS-ts No. 20 Pearl st.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.-Call at Pow

GRATTAN'S REPORTS, VOL XII
Apply to the - u - ,z. 80 -,
SECRETARY OF THE coMMoNwEALra
an
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he WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR

The r,a,, ds,EDrThe best planet reader in Anne rics
sree sn elfheuit questions will be solved BY sc
Calculation FRI many years of study. (for
Ffspsitt. uae oniyJ by MADAME MAILOR. on
dor - stest between 81 and 4th streets, next
Alex MOTIFS residences
C0Enss sac be made for BLINDNESS, CANCERS.
/. Sa ssd sa SORES OF all descriptions
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HOCK AND SODA WATER-

hlas tor your yalet-bd him quickly bring
Some Hock and Soda Water; then voi,Il Ero,v
pleasure worthy Xerxes ths sreat kine.
FOR not the sher6srt, sublimed with snow.
NeI the hrst sparkle Of the desert sprins, "
NOS Burgundy in all lis sunset glow -
After long tlavel ennut, love or slaushter.
Vie with thar drsut hit OF Hook and soda W.t.,t
The above delightful beverage for sale by
- DUvAL 4 NORTON,
au ~ -----.. Corner n ain and 10th street
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a FOR RENT-A House on Union
- Hill, with half an acre II grOLDd attached
suitable for Grocery School ou .s the room be.
ing large and airy. Apply at Stall Mo. 20 Old Mar
ist to JOHN BRAUER.
an I4-4tt
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ke. Also-ro Renting out Houses, Collecting, &e.
mh
REMovAL.-The Ofice Of the RIoHMoNp
FIRE ASSOCIATION has beun removed TO the second
Story Of the Building aorn-r Of Main and 1Ith sts-
- Entrance ON 11th strett.
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIVE fNSU.
RANGES will be promptly attended TO.
Without boasting of their ability to comply with
their obgations they TAXI pleasure In referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory In which 1t has been transacted
JAMES G. CRANE, President.
JEo. ii. bosHER, Secretary. jal3
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DR.. l.. b. WRIeHr's TAsTELEss LIQUID
CATHARric OR FAMILY PHYsIc-fhis 10 the best
eheapest and most efficient Csthsrts offered to
the public
feet Of Pills OIL SIENNA c) and produces no sripins
or other painful effects Unlike ell other pureatves
n retchest to the bottom of the disease, thoroughy
free from costiveness
No family should be without 1t.
Cnncten drink 1t readily and without forcing, and
Medicsi Faculty.
Give II far trial and then judge for ysurseIyes
~ can De nna wnoiesae nnd retail of PUHCELL.
LADD co, Richmond, LYON 4 RIvE1, Peters.
burg, and n4gsts ssnsrally.
4orh. 4 n ~ siSxnss
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EOR RENT-Two newly-erected Brick
Tenements, on 25th strest. near Leigh st. Bap-
tist Church, containing rooms. including basement,
with passages, porehes, sosetr Fsntrys. DO. with
tafden attsehe and a well of superior water the
piemiiss Rent Sl80 each per snnum.
Apply to Ed. D. EACHo, or - aa
JAS. III. CARTER, 18th st.,
Je 1o-n Opposite Post Office.
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ToOTHAoHE Prevented AND REIEyrn
-Dowden's celebrated Dental Fluid, for eleansipe
and preserving the Teeth and Gums effectusliS
atrssting decay. Instantly relieving Toothsee. SO
For sale by all Druggsts BENNETT BEERS and
PURCELL, LADD Co.. Wholesale Agents, Rich
mond, Va. an lO-6tt
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M FOR RENT-One upper room in
~ the Brick Tenement on 10Th st., between
Man and Gary st.
ALs0-An Office in seine; 2 rooms, with all the
modern eonvenienceS, suitable for a small family or
klliIets establishment Apply to
BAkRET L. MOR8IsS,
jeH No. I38 Cary st.
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BAN HOTEL.-JAMES Nj

tel viii i CO.. having leased this desirable Ho
lsritv Spate ne pains to maintain its former pspu
TFR 70 eHu comfort They have employed e. POR.
AFR -, axe the entire charge of the House ON and
ana nm, hpni' The former patrons of this Hotel
l. siys ibs1 Trends Of E. PORTER, are requested
h4ehmond, March "a 1875 -.
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PRICE REDUCED FOR THE CUTTING OF
CHILDREEs HAlR.-1SA cents for Boys, and I83 Its
tor Girls, at 3 JOHNSON'S
Shaving, Hair Cutting and Shampooing SELDOM,
jeSO 10th street. between Main and Cary.
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AGENCY.-G RE- ENE
q HEATH l. ALLEN, San Rranciseo caliErnia
kON TURNING LATHES.--We

l. vite tho particular attention Of msehInists and
msnufaeturers TO superior article Of ENGINE
LATHE, with patent issprossd Tool Efev0tpv. Call
I " I'D G NO = ~ safTH RoBEKrs
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SPECIAL NOTIoE.-It YOU ara sick. the
probability s that the root of your is In the
stomach. From weak stomach proceed dyspepsia.
Ian guor, oppression in the diaphragm, jsundice,
heartburn, costiveness d3sentery, and legion OF
other tormenting diseases. Indigestion produces
thin blood, and therefore destroys the strength and
visor OF the system To restore the tone of the
stomach, and enable il to throw off and dismiss for
ever all these tormentng and dangerous com plants
nothing 10 necessary but persevering use of Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jack.
son, Philadelphia. There Is nc mistake no failrre
in their sanstive effect.
Agents for this eity-Massrs. PURCELL. LApp 4
Co., and BENEFIT RRHus, Druggists.
au l3-d2W
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T III D M AS W. K EE,
AUCTTONEER,

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
Viii attend to the sale of Real Estate, and syefy
description of Merchandise, Household Furaiture,
ke. Aiso-ro Renting out Houses, Collecting, &s.
nh
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"a FOR RENT-One of those beauti-
A fui new Brick Tenements on 18th street, be-
tween Mr. " Reekler's and Vensble street. The
House has GOOD rooms and Kitchen with rooms,
ana there 10 an enclosed Lot OF about ii acres ats
tsehed Of excellent soil for gardening and an exosl-
Ient well of water within q few feet of the house.
Rent at the rate of only Si25 -Four times the rent
might be n sde of the ground easily Apply at my
Shoe store No. IS Main st WIN. WALSH. &
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MICHIGAN INDIANS Orders have been issued
rom the General Land Office for the withdrawal
lot Indian purposes Of about 200 900 of lard
IN scattaring detached tracts la Michigan situated
west OF Grand Traverse Bay. on Garden and High
lslands Lake Michigan, Sugar and other Islands
In The 81. Mary's River, and on the main land im-
mediately north of MeckiuaW
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A DAMANTiNE CANDLEB-5O boxes
"is JooAn q. cLAysoaKr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16
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IHAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Gary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &e.
Metals Roofing, Gutt ering and spoutins, put
-, Ip IN any part of the eity or country
WELL AND g 1 RDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
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A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an experI-
enced practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and Obsts
tries, having located ON Broad street, three DOOR
above tenth offers his professional services to the
citizens Of Richmond. - 90.
He has devoted much time and attention 10 tn.
study and practice Of Midwifery, and TO the t,eat.
meDt OF Diseases OF Women and Children
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