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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23
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fiI.., .''...t fr da.,a-. Ia datae. and anatiaFr
lao, H. H,.u .lai ,,. 30 H. snl Dae5s pe' llla -.
l..- rat, iau., o,,- u'r a. "r about, = for To-
uu I my customers t..rr'J ti t'u ff Hgd 1nRo eus
iar rr#a us s1'Ires hoping th5'oy 10 e"w"nl a Id
NJ a.,l attention ,IDr psaa rn .e. OF pe.lo.s .'1
Inl. ua#aal goeas'a '1aH -a1 . I'm.
u safrt'oG'.aA,.T.-
"a .', saeh " 5[5.a.. ..5.,,.,,,.t sai'
b. b. .'a'."'''' ''' rosolo I.. bi,yr@rols eo
spG.Nns n WINE
Is alrlfrllc. ,sallarl aud Champagne bfaniy,
90 Lonao" iteh
i5oiiassa, champagne l.Ids r. Of ''caauld
aI, - Ip1IoNn DAvGNrofT 4 60
ftG.NO.-Ne have an hand ssu' .lolan. tic Elnlys
ia c7rsa, Gnaao ra y, Imported asi "inif So far a'
have heard ntaa the purchasers has Ff'n 9iFr salts
Railroad san" Of is good eecgs by noticing Sra"
Esq A Garrett E,, . Anderson, Jr. were some of the
'i''"''e'5 "' It, rlDa5Np DAVENPORT go.
iy2cts Richmond
n'de arrnoge,asa's ,,., with
eE 'a euNltn A.'sfe lri saiII'- If 81 NS' on the
a l and ,aat7 -oI bag audn Doc tnreruarrefeiptatn
Wc, sell 'oue bat comes L. "sdre' from M aErel5
GiANo N,-. ~ lrera,r. = our fifod- aud alI other
W. 4-saater tlat I'D always nr. sh heu with tie
ast .' and ~ l ~ i''"a1 i,sas ,,=.,o
f.r.t#4 North side of Else Ill.in R.ehIHand, va.
700, 900 - ", = '',,1 ,s'S'" ".s '>s a"I..'
Hoasalc alcaefafl.s ~ - &c. of .a'r ~
- I'I.ISl .I.N tItk I.R SF.I.II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23

A ,Hastaks. .T,anr-, tgnr-.-7 . UUO s--nnine sta
nlutstlc Tor hae " holesale aud Retail,
At II NJ Ilatrs Co Tobacco CigW ma and L4tof 9fe
Nrlu}a now 4 plets assortment nt cigars &c,
e. aud nuli II we af,iIA o. per IN need any
IhnR line .p,,s rh = larger aud more com
pete uf City and facilities to So
the hest article tine surpassed by any
housot Virginia PleA give usa Gull - ~
Nj 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23

6tELsS R0Bfa.-We hnyr on dshibiiipa 'ery
- ah SIX Rob,s hieh tho laes viii pleaar ea ana zee
.pnutt j \ STIllEK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23

- all kinds ground aud uuEannd Maer, Cloves tnna
iIan Tnrnerlc White Al and cou.an GmEcr, Pepper
Mustard seed. Celery Seed. Nr. ~ fur sao hv
aug 2Dta SIRolnlR y VIII EhENh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23
nfL WINDOW sHADEs,GiET "ETAiN

~ BANDS AND tORNItE-We have nst received .
large lot of oil Window shades ~ and beautiful pat
aHd also. Gu Curtain Band and terncc OF every
quality Please call and examine at
iulvFts GREGORY 4 cos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23
PHILADELPHIA,


Y u = E'TF9fI~ u Ut MI UT
IT Rl'DSIS or \ / AMllN Fly
SIT There has lonE tNtstrd a public
dumaud tar an elective FurgatiNe lhl
which could be relied oi. as snn aud
perfectly safe iu lis operati, ". This has
been prepared 10 mcct thata 'mahd, and
an extensive trial Of It's virtues has ruh.
rlusivcl1 shown with what success il ac.
] leamplishos the purpose Designed 1t is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23
at"HEEnsNs; Ea.rGANF.-tyc wonil cnIi

ess ~ : haNsE EGAtF.-Nc w0niA cHii
- attention 10 something very rich and boaut ia TIE
" tAr' Nrti."t Breas Pms and Ear Drops which have
Cameo P' with secret box lass Dlguerte type
Mnatnre Hi, iasi article woulu be rare acceptable
Irese n for Lady.
W would be pleased 'low to any Lady or Gentle.
man who Wend d. us the favor 10 cail at onr p4cc
SlLFERrIDRN Il CLIFT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23
pNHANNIsN M HHoTHEH. Who


n KETAII GROGtRN y CONNISNION NtNtHINIF
Mr. door 10 Ll5trty Hrst1ast N1iN ST. LyHchbarP Ia
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23


~ Of all colors French Work such SleeNr', collars
theutis tics. Hukeslaeis, figured and pHu Swiss cam
uric L, at reduced Prices and tar sal" BY
i,lr1. D ~ GI-LLIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

ssa- a. - gFe.l -
SUICIDE OF YOUNG GIRL, AND ALL FOR LOVE
-Yesterday morning. Coroner whitney was call
ed upon to hold an inquest the remains Of one
Catherine Hogan, who died suddenly about A.
NJ, at the house Of Mr. Hendy, No. 81 Water street
The inmates Of the house had no idea Of the real
who pronounced Il TO be poison The jury return
ed verdict In accordance with the testimony. In
her pocket was found note, for = copy of which
we are indebted to the Coroner II u not directed
70 any one, and runs q foll0ws: ~
Remember meto Tim. Dryer. am going 70
die for the love ofa young man. HIS name = Jo-
seph Eagsn. He boarded where ] aved-at the
Troy. He works ct No ~ Fulton sfreet. He
first taught me to love him. and then be deceived
me; and, for hia sake. ] vii die Tell him to come
And bury me-. - "a
.Eagsn has my ambrosype. sndtsll Tim Dwyer
to get 4 Ae bes red hair Hs covers s'fas Asd
Go . sas s.ass aaies u Bsoad~ay, and set my
Ahs has bssn IN this country but two o. thfes
yearss and - one time was domestic h TIE tami-
" Of Mr.: 6atterlss, In this ely. She hes no ssiar
ttvest y this country. Hee parents Nhc are m -
land. are said % b. In cofortabIe cirepzstaneee.
6ha Fepsesented = being 3 Ans looking gl11s q
about y years q ses ~ 1lbasy 1ssEs Aesdss
AEI WRoxos--rao sai3sesd h e pssnsotions
III - Msvys eondsned ~ de fsenake - oatNfoayt
ard publhhs1 u ~ papsrs = "a wrone. says -
Wsshinste. Star. hAyips besn sppsrsutiy iaks1' 8.
bracs1 mary names of persons mot nominalsd g
- Senate, snd othefs 81 psFsoes dend, Eselgned,
ke doas finle dsea WhS6evef Il q b>etlhle a
psosafs epffsss ilst ~ wih = eesfss puellah =
Phuip Dalsssl. = Old msrehaas q naitiness,
del On Mosday.
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q. !. ~ - - "a 10 ~. IS.
- esk sen4nen,e aesy eol4 ~ - EngIlsh
a.s yo.oeus @ .ne New x9k Sunday Times q
49, ~ sd seoH a1e 4uee - one of the
60 :. tnnA,eg ezS g London sssas 5stl .ss
.s,assS 3 .a.s g !suF paeeenesS car o. London
g .ooEe Wsse SO tsaseusrs on the occasion
- 49, One - av15 5qaief modest well be
~ s<.. ~ esnef. we 81 opposite him,
-. IA. I..r sna rcny nnc wss also q mod
s13 Seae1c@ Inc sfsan nad hardly cem-
-sss .sssse s.s.sssned q Ien s9s nqy Jumped un and
80 ~. = Aase en nef conntenanee exclaim-
Z an. ssse KS
ssns.. 80 ~
,n.rt Asst s-sa tne eenueman ~ asfonishr
sAsSus. Z
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A SINGULAR BURIAL-Mr. George Halle, son
Supreme Court CT Rhode Island recently died
at Swanzey, in that State, leaving directions for
his funeral. which were strictly followed ;--He
wished to be dressed for the grave in his best suit
of clothes. and to wear 4 new pair of gater boots
that he had recently purchased. His pocket -bsok,
which contained several dollars. he reouested TO
have placed in the pocket where he was aucustom-
ed to keep It, and the contents of his vest pocket,
even to the Insignificant tooth picker, he asked
TO have deposited with him in the grave, and .
bunch OF cigars, to the number of dozen, to be
placed by his side se -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

ACCIDENT FROM LIGHTNING.---The parsonage
Of the First Methsdiss Episcopal Charch. Taunton,
Mass occupied By the Rev. H. Baylies, was con.
siderably damaged by lightning on Tuesday After
noon Thelightning struck the chimney, forced ont
. part of the kitchen stove. and filed two rooms
with SCOT The fluid seemed 70 part aa the ridge
and psss down both sidss Of the roof following the
conductor on one side into the cellar, aud on the
other side the conductor being of, following the
water TO fha side Of the house. where II displaced
seversl clapbeArds. and entered II burst Into ne
parIor iu several places altering the waaud WOOD
work, and splintering the piano. A chair IN which
Mr. 81 was sitting . moment before, was tnrown
across the roorn The Auid pierced the wall in
bed room ID several places, broke dressing
across the bed, covering the face and neck Of his
sleeping babe, and yet without injury 70 hars Tpe
fuid entered the house In moro than dozen places
the house, IL pervadsd every part OF the dwelling
Under kind Providence, the family escaped the
slightest injury --zaEntoH WhiS.
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IRON HoUsEs.--Russian journals state that at
late fair ct Eijegorad, an iron house was to be
eeen, composed OF ante chamber bed room and
kitchen. The frnnt was ornameated with columns.
and had three windows; the walls, roof, atair- ease,
&c. were all Of iron Its weight was nearly
% 600 pounds, and its price equiva lentto about
$3.50 Two men could take Il down In one
day, audit only required two days to put 1t up
again. at - sfsa tas5s{h y FAslsssss ss
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- -
skxxsv ssaSst plkHg 0n - s6ayn1x 8 \ s
ea1h ocko0t P1e HI cam3 ~ ~ - 1f1f6<1 <1Io1ok
fn9 Houso u Uoas1co. ahcas o6oou - - ~
thIs city, ana was parffcipate1 q By . hRfe o6Gs
/ ter 0f eAHdfm and adnJsA The oecae1oo &69 60
fdoep in1e@ost - ~ friends a. monnlsy - 11as
eaess q fba& secfIon. ssA vim ~ auon ~ 1soe@
hsy DS. Burrows and Others delivered appeepelato
aud ehsctive addressss during ths d.. sss.
Hssrieo CSsssy Co.st On ~ frst Mcnday 81
August II the magistrafesfn n Hensfeo wiQ meet
= tns Courthouss. % ssset shs Presiding Jussjce
hard. 4;
Bs CargsI-Wm / Lipscoub swas sunnened
g 0eioss ne Mayor yesterday r. anewer IL ehaFgs
tion made satisAed bic honor, md he sammone
Was dismisDed .Ss7f 80 3 - aEE 5
Cify Cornell -An adjourned meetsns q mis-
body w0 held IN the Council Chamber Yesterday
afterno0u at oselock--Messra Doya Horrias
Quaries, Epps, Whitfield, Robinson, Riehards and
Gretter being present
The President under an ordinances passed Be.
fore ths adoption Of the chaser rsqsiSiue nine
y eorsttnte quorum decidsd that thegs we're
and directed the Clsfk, & haikpsst 4 sejocf. q
adjourn the Council Under ths new charter. q
number b specified ass qsofun, ard, a. maltsF
Of course, majority b al that 4 required 70 trans
act business. This, We understand, ID the inter.
pretation given ~ the learned gentleman who
drahed the new charter, and Who. Il = sAid, de-
signed that majority Of the body shoaId as ail
times constitute quorum. -
Another effort viii be made to hold meeting
this afternoon when the decision ol ths President
relative to quorum should be disaarssd TO or con-
dfm0d by the entire body 5es1ss rs s s - SIS
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-. ryrssszsEr3 .fHE ADAMS, EKPkESS
~ ssTss:sssss;SSsea COMPANY, lS4 Main st. hsv.

kstA sgs::ssss;SS1;5saCOMPANY, lS4 Main st. hsv-
EAss--x-----ing ing resumed their Siesmship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petsusurs and Rich
mond by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lyuchburg Salem, Wytheviile, and the principal
pisces in Virginia all North Carolina, are now prs-
pared to forward with great dispatch and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
Jswelry, &c., to the above named cities, and all
places on the seaboerd
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompa-
MED by special Messengers who will give their per-
sonal attention to the careful handling of goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express. - s
shippers will please take n7tice that packages to
poits in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day Of sailing, until O'Clock,
Pa J. l.. MACDoNUGH,
Agent of AdsmS Express Co.
eFsPECIAL NoTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Vir-
ginis and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, win hereafter
be received by the AID AMY ExPkESS COMPANY.
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
these ships. ~ ID -. -. -asSzs
Office Of the New York and Virginia Stesmship
Company. LUDLAM PEASANTS,
ap4 4-ts Agents.
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N0CT. r l. . N Z. OF me OLD Niedicai

~ House. is still engaged in trestins AL sorts of Sc.
crst Diseases and hereby invites call from those
wns have been unfortunate in their associations.-
Dr. p would particularly invite call from persons
physicians as incurabls., Cases are few indeed that
cannot be resched BY medicine when correctly ap-
piled The article known the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, IL probably the
very best thing before the public for renoystng
asystem shattered by dissipation or other cause.--
Ihe Asue and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
otnce en- franklin street, just below the Exchanse
Hotel aud first door South of Trinity Church. Rich
mond Va fsea sa HeftfM
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions. ljeSl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

A TEXAS FIGHT-A correspondent of the N.
o. Delta, writing from Bastrop Texas, on the 9th.
gives an account ofa bloody ARRAY between George
Gamble and Goodlow Miller, of that place He
says: sas y a
On Monday, Miller, Cornelius Hemphil and his
two brothers, came to town, and as Miller was
passing down the street with 4 man by the name
of Canady, followed by Hemphil, be, Miller, met
Gamble in the street, drew q DerriRger and fred
at him, the ball taking effect in the lower part of
the abdomen, Gamble returned the fire with
holster pistol Miller shot him again with another
Derringer; Gamble returned 1t with six-shooter;
Miller then drew six shooter, and was In the
act firing, when Cornelius Hemphili shot from
behind Gamble and struck him In the back; Gam
BILE turned and fire on Hemphll, who ran to post
and fred again; by this tims Miller had shot
again, but / think missed Gamble; he, Miller,
then Gamble, fired at him, and then fell to his
knees and when in this position, Hemphill fired at
him again. By this time one of CANDLES friends
had got . six shooter, and came running up, when
Hemphill run, and was prevented from shooting
Hemphill by the crowd which had got in the way
He then took after Miller, who was running to-
wards the store of G. x. Hall he did not get
chance to shoot Miller before he got to the store
and after Smith {as that was his name) returned
from Miller, Gamble was down, and died in ten
minutes. having received four shots, one in the
front and three in the back by the Hemphills, -
he was fred at by all three during the afray
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

There are zoo visiters q the GresnersG VIZ
Sulphur and 100 q he Faaquisr Whiss baaPnns
Springs, VI.
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q -. CHARLoTTEsvILLE, July ~ 1es6,
Mr. ]. w. RANDOLPH, Psblisher, kichmond. VI.
Dear Sir :-lt 10 my oficiai duty to spel0ss - you
the following resolution, passd st the seeen Of the
Society Of Alumni Of the University Of viFsinia,
held on the 27th day Of June last:
.Resolved. That the Society Of Alumni hays hoard
with pleasusuTe, that Mr.. Randolph Of Richmond,
has publshsd the correspondence between Nj. Jesr-
son and j. c. Cabel Esq ,n Fefsrence to The membors
early history Of the University, and they rscsmmsua
"a this Society to purchase each copy OF the books
and that the Secretary Of ths Society," be requesed
% fuzninh Mr. Randolph, with list Of the membsse
q the Society to Whom be may send prospectus OF
the book, together with this resolution y
am, ysurs truly,
~,ff h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

CRIME IN CINCIrEATL-In Cincinnati. Monday.
William Arrison was convicted of mAnslsughter
on the third tralfor causing the death OF Mr. ALI
son by An Internal machine about two years since
Great dissatisfaction j. sexpressed with lis strange
verdict Sentence viii be deferred and be wiz be
put on trial for the murder OF Mrs. Allison APP
pIication win be made foe changing the venue to
another county. A youth named Sumons win be
tried for murder. He has lain In jail for seven
years. and has been tried three times. He b
charged with having poisoned three psrsons IN
his fathers family in l849
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DEATH FROM vIRUs --Drs Wei. .0f enasex, "a. y
Whne eoedusdng . post mostem egaminAtjon, {
fsw days dnce. ap6a ths bsdy Of acoloted woman.
aestdsnsslly euths hand. 4 portion Of the virns
eating With his blood, caused his death IL short
time Afterwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

PRocRAsTINATIoB,-A. correspondent Of the
Petersburg ExpresA speaking Of the drowning OF
Mr. &Amerieus Morse, formsTiy Of Ricbnsonds ~
Nsrfoik. says his notice for ! life insuFance Of
5000 arrived in that city on Friday. but he neg,
ieetsd 70 pay ths go, and bythat nsglsct leavss
1 wife and ehnd IN an entirely helpless condition.
Twelve hours alter he received DE nosica. be va
{ corpse ~
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k gS&s - FOR OLD POINT, NOR.
zaaoASAN FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

.seasszaza&- The Steamboat AUGUSTA, Capt
Wh C. SMITH, is again on the route between Rich
nond and rhs above places (yia Port WalthslD hay,
regards her machinery and hu and furnished with
new wrought iron shaft, new water wheels, &c.
The cars, running in connection with the Augusta,
will leave the Richmond Station of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at o'clock A., M. Returning, the Au-
susta will leave Wrishps wharf, Norfolk, every Tues
jy2 THOS. DODAMEAD. Eup,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

SELDkN e MILLEK. corner Pearl and
- Cary streets have ct ell times full supply Of the
following kinds Of OLD WINES, LIQUOke. he,
part Of their imporation TO which they call the
particular attention Of dealers end eonsumsrs. =
BRANDIES, ofthe following celebrated and choice
brandG Otard Dupuy 4 Co :eazsrsci PInet, CastiI-
lion 4 Co; p. Hennessey; 4. oeignotte; Michel; Bsr-
nard, and j. DupuJ ea
WINES.-Choics old Msdsira; Royal Pale Sherry.
SisnsSs Pale Sherry; BlAehburn's Madsirs; Cock
burns Old Crown Port; Hnrgundy Port Malaga
Wines; Cholic and low priced Wfues, for culinary
purpose; Claret Wines, from low psicsd tabIs TO-
extra ins qusty; SPARKLING Aosslis and still Hook
Wines; Msx, sutaine Co.'S and Charles Heideck's
Champagns Winss for which We are agents, and sell
at New York prices 81 sasa4 sss
LIQUORS -Old Jamaica Rum; Gestch Whisksyy
Ola Bourbon Whiskey; Mononsahele Bye WhfskSy;
Rsbinson's ZiesieF's btosblss'.and Eeknes's Whis.
Peach Brandy; Lspdon Portar, 10 quarts an1 pinte5
Scotch Ale, pints; Domestic Brandy; Gin Cof1ials
10 ~ Havana Cesra. u q 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23
yrWo M1Ggs WI 81 SyREHo SRicHE.oHb hH5 fd

w TWO MILES WET OF KICHNUND FOB
SALE.-The beautiful country sest located above,
owned and occupied BY H. B. Dickinson, Esq Il fcr
sale. The dwelling has attached 70 it about Is aere
in high state Of cultivation The dwelling 4 nearly
every comfort and accom- modakion usually found In
such an establishment. The out buildings are also
comfortable and simple for the uss of the place. II
desired, more land can be had
Terms reasonable. Apply 70 M IS = 3
iy2 2i-6t GODDIN APPERSON.
GTOKAeik kOH WHkAT.--ln the upper
- stories of warehouse, corner Cary and Pearl
els Of Wheat If it il dsmp there NO better place
for drying It. This weather it would be nearly equal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

THE HoRsEs-The horses should not be forgot
ten this hot weather. Light loads, slow travel.
frequent watering. the best Of food and well ven
tilaied stables should be the rules enforced by al
parties having the charge Of horses 1t this time
Twenty persons on and In . two-horse omnibus
are just twice toe many for such weather as we
new have, aud the legal limit Of three tons is full
enough for atwo horse team through our streets At
any time. s3ss 2 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
HENKiCO SAVINGS BANK s-.lJiiice *
.,- the store Of Smith Rhode. Go. No: = Pearl
street, Alcnmcnd. We, whore dsposites will be re-
be paid ON oil sums remaining on dsposite six months
OF longer, and five per cent. Tor shorter period.
CHA8. Q. MILLS, PteSt.
n. a. hH0pES, TreaSr. INV 2-Sm
METROPOLlTAN SAVINGS RANK =
III The METROPOLITAN SAvIN GBBANK,
chartered BY the Legisature receives n upon
which interest s allowed st the rate Of par cent il
remaining siz months, per cent. for less time.
II Once at the store Of Mesufs Daudridre Z
Hart. 40 GEORGE l. HERRING Prespt u,
WIN. g. DANDRIDGE. Treas,r
je9-Sm* JAMES 9. CHENERY. Sec'y
(SOAIMEKCIAL SAVINGS BANk..Char
~ tered by the Legislsture of Virginia December
18th, ls5s-Cspital 80, ,ooo-This lnstitution rs-
ceives deposts which interest u paid at the rate
of 6per cent. per If remsiniee on deposit sx
menths, and 5 per cent. for shorter periods. *
WIN. g. PAINE, President,
GEO. ]. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH IS HENRY w. QUAkLES. Tressursr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

PhuIp Daltsa, = old meFehaat q nalainess
del On Monday.
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LyAlsLk SODA WATkR ESTABLISH.
II MENT.-l am now furnishing very superior
commended by Physicians sfimuIant. The exces-
sively warm weather we have Produces debility and
relaxston of the system consequently slimusnt Of
efsctSof the heat Nothing invissratins to tho
system a. Csrbonstsd Ginger Pep white af the same
time 1t ID most delightful beverage. assaa
Soda Water, Philsdelphis Porter. Ale and Cider
furnished In any quantity, It shoft notice.
jy2t II WARREN CANFIEIO. Agent.
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