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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17

,sy IN ma n . pH-but To mako the best
all Pis-one which would have none n 'nu
other THIS hhs ns'h "t.e"p'ou
orc aud ~ i'm what success would respectfully submit TO
publ, decision 1t has been nn"ftnmae 10, Wv, p,,.
her,o that almost every pnrgni,ve ns n, ~ y, ,hn,, u,a
aud Irritating bowels This not Many OF ,n'i Pp
due, sn much pping pain and royuson In tbe ayht.m ~ 10
than balance the good 10 er ' 49,.
Thoae piHs produce no irritation or pam na' u 's h.
previously existing obstruction or dcfaus"moilW VI w ~,
s elnQ purely vegetable harm van arise from 'h,r
any quantity but II Ia better tha meoe, m % w. Vs.
taken ludiciously Minute de' 'ons ~ n @ a @ az ~ M M
o which they appch)o are ." u
,oy Among complaints which have been spee"iy su''
A them Liver Complaint n All u. ."fua ''ns ',
u Jaundice Indigestion Lam ou an I'M ,1,,s W srnr rc~e,
and Arue Rain In The Side oins ,or in truth all ee
the consequences of diseased mt 70 o ,nr M
pps Cholc Dyscncry nnorA, seroult and sentvy '"hs
Of the bohy. Ulcers ana ml my VI
In short, aud enso wh'r nh,Rof' L.
The also produced some ainguafly suecaas , u, ~
rheumatism tion, Dropsy Gravel Efysp.lna Paptai"n9
the Heart Back stomach and sl"o NY h%o %
be freely taken spring othe year n purify h' o'ooo
dose stimulates the stomach Into h''hy ",o % ma a
restores appetite and vigor Ihoy puhy tne oo au
by their atmuaut the rrcnlat"ry system 'sn
en- Of the body aud restore the Wen'"
II nee an occasional noH
ageous though serious der"ngemsh, oss oo
dosing should be carried 700 i ~ aNy
pnrpave the strength wb.n ukrh 10 On
reas The thousand In which physlc required can
not here bui they sogg"s themselves 70 s
every body and Is confidently ossVoa LII p
viii answer better purpose than anything when mas tne'o
besn mankind, When their virtues are oir"
public viii onecr donbt what remedy 10 epoy
when n need Of caihartie medicine -. .., ,.,..
Being wrapped they are Pheasant 10 us' "" o'h
purely arise from their use In any qan
=. ~, i. .,.,,o
Prepared by pr JAMES G. AVER Practical and Anss'c a
Chemist Lowell Mnss Price IS cents per Box tye boxes
or 81 60 Sold by John II Sehy Lyhcnouts aua ~ '
Druggists and Country Merchants thr2nehou. luz o'
Pun cell, Ladd q Co. Richmond, General Agents
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x.n.rAHTNNK.,.at NOrICE.-Thc under

signed have this day formed coparmershp IN me city
- NJ York under the firm Of BRUMMEL n RONsTERS,
@ tho purpose of transacting Commission business Tor the
sae of MASuFACTURED and LEAF ToBAccoColToh FLOUR,
~ .tx and produce generally Location 80 Water street
Having ample are prepared to make hp,f'u ad
yancos on and produce consigned 10 10 o o
& Co Richmond. Va, will be Forwarded hee OF cha,9e
~ ' ~ JOSEPH BRI MMEI, Of Richmond
A. l.. ROYSTER, of New York.
J y. ROYSTER, Of Richmond.
,..... 1919 fion 2hdGm
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Ayru,s p1V,v.s ror ali m

n utN'S u'uubsSs uOr WI tne
PURPOSES or A FAMILY PLY.
SIC. There bas long existed public
demand for an effective rurgatise PHI
which could be relied OF as snrc and
perfectly safe IN iis operation This has
been prepared to meet that amand, and
an oxtennlve trial of ltd virtues has con.
eluslvely shown with what sncceas II &c.
the purpose designed. IL IL
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ay paid re ,sertcd for 80 cents per square
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lines OF ie red inner weekly, and then 80 cts
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a,ertions be not marked 1ardnSy on ,hT Nv
ierod out An" TIE fIiis YEARLY RATES ARE s,z
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OF ended for both papers subject TO spe
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~ a,v appear r'in the daily and tri
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.anhlv for the cxccss
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yuvuE undermined having sold stock Of Goods to
Mcssrs Irby Saunders, would most cheerfuiy recon
mend them former friends and patrons ,,,c,o~,
Dec N le55 MCDANIEL. HURT PRESTON
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,pwlNC FAsIuIONs a, ENGLE- ~

%
Ill., iadoa let me say you that before the E4AS
,.ss" "s,sbshmen,s in New York the latest styles Of
Yon may rest assured ,hat every ,ns ~ n
10 @ av for your personal qualification tina, the exhibition
e Rnnn@ts in New York viii the 23d nst and as
that article considered second only TO sw se. pss
Of dress dress i, should be selected with much care
In suit tho variety Of tastes my e"ma
hut in Mantes every variety Of Summer cSvsns ing
little children to come also 70, thfy & na ho d es
aud other pretty little traps.
m.,oa,. Very r''p'1.hFr{k'ED AhF{k'ED s ENoLEpovE:
n.aUW1.E WORKr-A Inrgc assortment of
MI finished Monuments. Tomb and Head and Foot Stones
now ,s hand and Tor SAFE GAnDEss sps MARBLE WORKS
The C..H:rs%s,rsn,R |r.s ~ ,msafo, . Is
1 dav We thanks to our old friends sne
their liberal patronage since We nave s %
ross and ask their the new concern OF
ola ceounts as early practicable as is very desira
Ile to wind up the affairs Of the ''' SAUNDERS RBY.
~-Ew CONCERN-The undersigned have
d1w Of i RB ds SAUNDERS Gf ran.actng
have the lately occupied BY Messrs Hurt
& preston the depot Of the va Tenn n n whsre a
Of Saunders ey and Hurt Preston together
with all who may favor them with tner p business
JAS. JAS sAu1sDERs.
jan.3s ---------- . = -
soca,ed with Thos. w Johns and John s. Lang ss
& II, ,be Grocery Commission business under the nIm
81 Wilson & Co. the old stand Of Jos Wilson,
Tbev Win keep large and well seeeted stock oi Groceries
s,aie Dry Goods Iron Steel &c. &c Particular sention
aa to the country produce and liberal meos
upon produce IN nAA" JOSEPH H. WILSON,
THOMAS w. JOHNS
a M IA JOHN 8. LANGH0RN9
.x,. Lynchburg, January lst leS9
ITOTICE-Jas as1 received {. les q Irs.n Pssa
~ ,nos which we will sell by the barrel or bnsbet
~ toes, wn'" " FRANKLIN BROTAEk
~ r.... v1..e and stick Ltaueriee 1uss -
Il oyv csived on consignment-paTt yetv vnnerv~s nne
e ;s7s5 MN C0GN1C BRANDY 3est rseotvso
LOuHE OAD eTABLBRN& = JONES,
II by oxnaaasAa
..,nNW m ANa.-l0O ms prime TonsA Assao tef we
vIyN STROTHER WHfTGHEAD.
Il by Successors 70 D. = LynAn
A,so Tobacco Flavor continual ON hand llune sc..
I.vaITy RTOUR.-Raaaily Blour - s4aeveef
SACKS jus, received andf0 saisp m : ror,encu.
ms Its - n s, s.
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,,,~C.u.. .Cw;>E uA,nSNEs-An per.

ktyNasGR's 4EWsNF Ma utNEs-Au per-
sons obtain full and reliable Information re
snrctnp SINGERS Sewing Mlcncst1rir price, cafabies
sizes method of working means OF procuring
pu and all other do So by applying At our
ni No 353 broadway New York by letter In person for
NJ SINGERS GAZETTE. This paperis devoted eniirely
To the Sewing Machine interest Copies viii be suPlen
gratis all interested ,,.,.
B-The unparalleled success of our Sewing Machines
has induced duen limitations Of ihom besdesn ni
merous of patents-ai which we own SIX
teen Suits of our patents nave recently
oo decided in our favor l. s. Ccnt Court of New
York and Jorsy In these suits the great principle OF
boIdne opH be scred 10 Tho surface Of the mdchaf
In uisln9 pressure which used in all Sewing Machines
has been fully established The Wheeler q wilson ana
the Grover Baker Machines, as we aege ehch IN
fir nge three distinct patents owned by us We nave SUNS
AGAINST them in the s. Courts, which Will soon
h tried We hereby caution public 10 buy any in
nrng Machines as they compelled by law to stop
using them and 10 pay cost and damages
Local Agents will be wanting to make sales oi our nm
pryed To persons property qnahned Tor
he business rare opportunity for profitable and pleasant
employment is offered - ,,,...., ,a.,,s g..
Now and machines exchanged on liberal terms for
old machines of every kind NJ nlN"En i" -,
~ prinrpal Ohice 313 Broadway, New York
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,-.-- :. ,.u,....,..,.- a TENNESSEE E


ct occurred provision having been made IN our con
tract iSf .ne ' BENZ. H. EOWLlN..
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NEW.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ONNOsu.x n ADAMS, Tobacco Commits
SION MERCHANTS, No A FROST str ct, New iofk
Iibern advances consignment.
Ns ,NNISC ADAMS would be pleased to hear from his
friends NJ TINS house y aMf.> a ,nS,,VhH''
apl 23dtv t'b NJ NbAMe-
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,r,IluAs..rNs. MAamlNEs q when. Fnn-

uNISHOu,UTlON.-The hrm OF Mcdaniel, Hnrt ~
Preston day dissolved BY mutus consent Inc
name win be used by either partner In closing
The business Office will bs kept at the old St d. now
occupied by Messrs Irby a. Saunders - III,
PLEASANT PRESTON
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c,,Cx xy,rADACuE.-nru l.. H. Wrighr."Li-

StUCK KnEADACHE.-Dr. L.. u. Wrtgh's"s'-
- OUD Catharic unequRlled IN removing me eauNe
s nch dreaded mnlndv Whether proceeds from nervous
Icbiy bIousnrEaor arrangement ~ the system Rene'y
speedily and permanently Without me ieas' mi,a
,ionce II has failed 10 remove p"
Botches the skin Paths Ia the Head BACK beaS' @ @
side Frysipoas Bronchis, syphilss, Btonsncss lNer
Complaint Cbor Cramps In Children ana Adnlts worms
srurons IN the ysem ,hi healthy action Of the gadu
ar and organs and all impurities OF tue system
carried reaction as Is the case WIN ~ ono
urgatves This truly The great friend of man. ana no '
v shud be one without IT, Full directions or use u"
company each bottle Price % and - cents eaeh TOT so
hy all respectable Druggisls throughout the country
may 10 pm
THE Pillow THAT BEATS THE WORLD!
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAuuhr
BICUS PATENT PREMIUM p l. o W.
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DR. CLoproN-Deer Sir My wics breast s about ms It wes
when 1 wro, IL Won Last From description of Ia you,
Won think Won have a n infahhle remedy for H.
Enclosed you oh, ck OF Slo0 on Petersburg bank
Please send me the mrdiciue - -. .....
Yours, respectfully, GEO w NEDp
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nUHT AMR5VED.-A A.c lot q New U.leaa.

s aud Coffee Sugar. all grades and
Powder md Black Tea.ncw No and
10, Of Dried Beet, " hich will take plcaan
liea, New Orleans and Cuba Molasscs. .Cn'
Choose, Sperm, Adamantino, Fancy Coll
dies, Virginia Iiermetically scaled Pe
Corn Candy, n flne lot of straw broom
and bar Soap, Lagura, Rio and Java %
have also added u nv stock De'
GOODS, suoh as summer Cassllnare, fia
Plaid and Striped. Domestic. Bloached a
ton. which | will sell low for Cash.
IInN q a
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NEW sOODs.-We respectfully tsvtse the ss-
4 nj N nf thp And

tenon of LADIES of the city and country 10 onr
magnificent Of Goods aueh as sod and figured
Berafe solid and figured De Lanes ehals besAge nooaa
erare dc Lanes Cambric Robes graduated Robes Organ
dies nran,oa Lawns Tissues French Cambrcs Gnghsms
prnth 2c, &c And ALSO beautiful assortment Of Dress
silks, which selngNory cheap oo
a.
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rate via OhI0 River. n sTIEHI "'IF
,d If sent All the way by Railroad No Storage Charged
o" '''Hs ' " BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond
REFERENCES RGCHMoSDstems Brumme,; lnsiefS,
Tardy Co. Seden Miller j. II Clainofhe' D. W. & " III
A. Co Chas T Wortham Il Co, Shields S"%rinei % W nv ~ anu
~, ..is naynn & Co. luil, -..s.
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1u,O THE I.ADIEs.-The s"o-cfs &sI1
t,kes Great pleasure in informing ths ianles anu 1881
the puhlic generally, that she will open on MOI s w
ani nssortment Of silk, Grape, Lace, mar u -,
nraid ponncts Childrens Flats Dress caps lons s anu %
II they have seeeted with great care, rom e
bouses She feels assured they WIZ please
and ectfly solicits the patronage of her former 'renaS
and all others VINO may ~ ' JANE SIMPSON.
29dls
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sporsons purchasing Dr Clopinns remedies viii mol
permitted yiNe them 10 others Remiltane'A oi ooV
frequently made for ounce box OF the ointment
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I,n- Eixtarcs-Somc new and desirable pRtieinsoi Ga
NJ Fixtures just received by - .
Its MulR "a STtNbNs,
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Together we'll selected aiock OF Pnncs Citrons, Soft
Shell Almonds English wanuts, Fberts Palm Nuts Maea
Sardnes Pickles Jas brandy Peaches imported Havana
ad irncpc Cigars Of the beat quality Fancy and French
a kinds Walking Canes Banos Tamboyines
Boys Drums Fancy Articles, Toys, &c Plain and Fancy
nndos daily OF the best material In quantities
to suit respectfully solicit call from city and country buy
ers, aa no charge made for showing tho goods -
ma . ~ DOI "
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RICHMOND ADV REFRESHMENTS.

GLOVER sEED.-pRIME NEW CLOVER SEEl
- Tor sale on the best terms. CRENSHAW ~ co,
feb 25ts North side of the Basin. Richmond, Va.
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Dnu sauE,-A desirable s,dcncc o" skk;#?

<e. Cnu sAUE.-A desirable res"cnr' i,," ~" EaH'
E:; n;,mond Hill recently erected py 'i'' ' AA-1
~ , oocu,ancv of Mr. Gambler. ON this lot Is an ex,
relont W ell, ic house, ana an oa''' ~
,n =, Tho comfort OF the residence man tn =,
to add 10 d"ome residence Franklin il Joih ng tho
nao ~ Mr. YIN billiard, occupied ny ME- ~, ianie
eaauatcd TO attract atteiion nc ,s
a ~ rcIence VIII be offered at private s"c @ ''1ay 1y
~ n, da,, nj NAV II sale is not effected pIoe . nay
u bo ff.rcd at public auction; terms @ n"ie
knowd on the uaS w b JONES. or
until the day oil s"''' ~ JAMES W GLASS.
ap 3ohts ,,,ss -
80 sne yIsites and Mantllash both blark and color
- variety Oh "" n. GUGGENHEIMER.
cd cloth
may sts -----------
-usv RECEuVED-A lot Of Fine. More
,r,;,,c SIX Parasols of all colors at low rates
- Antique SIN y. GUGGENHEIMHR.
may ats
u~apER UANGINGS-Wc nrcnow openings"
> i,rgn lot Of paper hangngs all new STYLES
may SITS i'H-''
u~vaNOS-We have just received IA octave
semi. grand PIANO, very fine instrument nv,
2ts na a1,-,l, --
yuyyE SPRIN TRADE promises 10 De OF nm
usnal briskness merchants especiany 10 'hoS.
a.. RET All, CLOTHING business. Among tne ial.'I
,vc potice Mr. JACOB NEWMAN has just opened iai g.
d sortmen of Cashmere and Marsaies ,oooS
f Tho lat :, made up order 1t preferred inc puoo
should give him a call before purchasing lnay lols
poHANK LEsLIE's FAsHiONs,Fn0nRs nnsrs MAY
~ received at
5ts
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Guard Of The Mefropotis.-This junior volunse.r
corps, composed Of boys from 12 to is years of
age, under the command Of Capt Marion 3. Dim
mock, VIII make their first public parade to-dav
aad from all that have heard Of their strict q
.enuon to drill, viii set noble example, worthy of
sn .msatlon by some of the older companies We
ssnoefsfand that the Guard of the Metropolis
I've I've oeen instructed by Capt Dimmock, Of the
aoiic duard, and that the members have exhibit
so so s.ssI aptness during their drills We really
nopc .nese young soldiers may have pleasant wea-
ho. ior .ner parade, and that they may continue
tnel organization until by age and discipline they
may be justly entitled to the name thew now cisin
Guard of the Metropolis
Disorderiy. Catherine Scott. haIs. v,tted drrn.
ken free negro, was committed to Jail bv the Mavcr
in default OF bail for, her good behavior on con.
viction OF keeping dsorderly house in the civ
Settled The warrant against John Rurt. for
assaulting and beating Thomas HaIIeh.n -ss
dismissed by the Mayor yesterday, the complsin.
ant failing to appear and testify in behalf Of the
Commonwealth.
Jrnlamfa Assembly-Barny Litman was con.
victed before the Mayor yesterday of permitting
an unlawful assembly Of negroes in his house last
Tuesday night, and fined for the offence. Barney
is used to such prosecutions by this time, having
already suffered the penalty of the law more than
once for such offences.
On the Sideacalk-William Bethel paid Into the
city Golfers yesterday morning the sum Of 81 for
teing horse on the sidewalk in Rockets last
Wednesday night.
The Board of Managers of the Mechanics Insti.
tute will hold regular meeting at their hall next
Monday night
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Wm. M. Thornton, q well known citizen OF Cum
berland county, Va, died on the i7th inst
Wm. r. c. Traylor was fined s. in Petersburg,
on Thursday, for betting ON elections
Col John Sloan, Treasurer of the United States
under Mr. FilImore's administration, died In Wayne
county, Ohio, on the 18th inst.
The Providesce, r. L, papers announce the death
OF Judge Thomas Burgess
r. O. Faulkner. well known In Petersburg, died
there Thursday.
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- rHz5 GINA AND TEN
IN ESSEE RAILROAD-SUM-

~ yIKGINIAA AND TEN
N + SSEE RAtLROAD-SUM-
- MER SCHEDULE.--This Road
il in operation to Seven Mile Ford (l67 miles)
and the track 10 being extended Westward at the rate
of eight miles per month.
On and after the Ist MAY, the passenger train
Meeting with the train from Richmond and Petersburg
will leave Lynchburg at l245 P. H. and arrive st u
O'Clock, NJ.
Stage connections daily. Sundays excepted
At Buford's depot, for Buchanan, II miles.
At Bonsack's and Salem, for Sweet, Red Sweet and
White Sulphur Springs, GA miles.
At Newborn depot. for the Red Sulphur (38 miIes)
and Salt Sulphur Springs. The Turnpike Road from
Newbern to theRed Sulphur Springs has been great
ly improved a. is now of the best in the noun
tsns. Passengers arrive at these Springs en- the
evening of the second day from Richmond At Sew
Mile Ford, for Knoxville Tennessee. Fare from
Richmond $23, through in q days.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad passes In the
vicinity of Coiner's Allegheny Montgomery, White
Sulphur and the Yellow Sulphur Springs, the accom-
odaons at each of which have been greatly increased
since last season.
The line of Telegraph from Richmond will be COM
pleted to the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs
early in June. g. H~GILL,
ap 26-4m General Superintendent.
Examiner, Whig and Enquirer will copy.
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PosT OFFICE AFFAIRs.-PosimasterG eneral
Campbell orders the following:
Establish Holstons Springs, Scott county, Va. ),
and appoint John s. Gaines postmaster Frozen
Camp, Jackson county, Va, Elias Parsons post
ynaSfer
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A CONSUL FOR NIcARA6UA.-Charles s. willet
late assistant editor Of the N. Y Mirror has been
appointed Consul for Nicaragua, at that port, un-
der the WaIker-Rivas government The Office Is
said to be worth $1,000 per annum
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T7HE CHEAPEST DRY AND FANCY

RNHE CHEAPEST ID * AND FANCY
4 GOODS IN THE CITY.-ATTENTIoN BUY
ERs.-The subscriber having recently returned from
the North with extensive stock cf FANCY AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which he bought at the
New York auctions For CASH, offers them 70 purchs-
sers at such that will satisfy them at that
HENRY BROWN, at No. 25 Main street, is actually
selling the CHEAPEST GOODS in the city. To
enumerate all the chesp Goods ne keeps would FIJI up
the Dispatch; but certain it s it will be consulting
your own interest give him call, when about job
bing, before purchasing elsewhere. Convince your
selves at HENRY BROWNS
No. % Main street,
an 90-Im& doors above the market bridge,
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New YORK, May %
All things are going on well in our Assembly
The Slavery discussion is going on now We of
the South are (by having our position better un.
derstood) getting the advantage atevery step The
men of the North fighting our battles and the
final action viii be harmless and decisive 1t will
restore peace and quiet. The Church Erection
Fund of $l00,0O0 Is made up. Yours, &C.
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BY JAS. A. OOwARDrN.

a. The Daily Dispatch is served to subscribers
st SIX And ouARTER CENTS PER wERk payable to
the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, si year in
advance.
~ The Weekly Dispatch 10 Issued every Fii-
day, and mailed to subscribers at 81 per snnum.
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The leading merchants of Cincinnati have agreed
to close their stores at O'Clock. Z. M, from the
26th instant until the lst Of August.
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SNOW BANKs.-In some OF the hill towns in the
western part OF this county there yet snow
banks six feet deep. There has not been q inter
for twenty years when the snow drifted so badly
in the hill towns in this county as 1t did the past
winter-Greenfeld (Mass.) Gazette, May l9.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FURNIrrRE

A z
VI We. the undersigned return our thanks for the
patronage we have received from friends and the
public generally and will state that we can be found
at the same old stand corner of franklin and 18th
streets where manufacture and have on hand all
kinds of CABINET FURNITURE. We will sell
what we have on hand at such prices as will suit
these who buy for their use, well those who
buy TO sell again.
We have a'so an assortment of CHAIRS of all
kinds which we will sell AT COST.
We also keep on hand, at all times and hours day
or night, COFFINS-Pine, Poplar, Cherry, Mahosa-
n.y. &c, from p inches lsDg to feet. Also, Pinked
Sheets Shrouds &c; Hearsa and Horses, with good
Driver SO that our friends in the surrounding count
who send u.s. will not be detained more than half
an hour in procuring articles to bury their friends
WIN. A. LEA
WIN. L. SATTERWHITE,
Corner Of Franklin and 18th streets.
N. B.-Flsttop Collins of all sizes, and Furniture
Wagon for those who desire prefer it.
aDSN-dIm& WIN. A. LEA CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-24

3 Oie hundred and tiny barrels OF green pea
were shipped from Norfolk on tne steamer Penn
eylvania, for Philadelphia, on Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-24

EENT H. K Nj EN,S SHAVING, HAIR
VI DRESSING AND SHAMPOOlNG SALOON,
l4th street opposite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Pa- WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Proprietor, hav-
ing recently moved to ths above establishment, and
sfter incurring considerable expense in rehtlng and
rsnovating the respectfully invites the aften-
tion and patronage of the public. With polite at
tendsnts snd together with his knowledge of the mo
us oper0ad feels assured of his ability to give en-
tire satisfaction.
Strangers visiting the city waited on with dispatch