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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-24

THE ELssLERS 1t is not Fanny Elssler, as sew.
eral journals have announced, but Therese Els
ser, her sister, whom Prince Adalbert of Prussia
married morganatically in 1852. Fanny Elsser
resides in Vienna, and has done since her retire.
ment from the stage in 1853 NJ Y Post
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THE DUTCHMAN AND THE MILKMaN "A
Du.chman, in Albany, some time back, went out
TO his mikman in the street. with dish in each
hand, instead of one, as usual The dispenser OF
attenuated milk asked if he wished him to fill both
vessels The Dutchman replied, suiting the &C
tion to the word,-'Dis for de INFLUX and dis for
de ,oater, and will mix them SO as to shute my
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y, ID. DENUUN has tor sale 500 knamel.
-. led Crates Tenders and Summer Pieces, EN-
lToclng Square Topped, Circle and Eleptic Patterns
he sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me.
oaauics institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium. TO SAm'L d DENooN for the best speci-
mems Of Crates and Tenders. Also, for sale large
stock Of Bells Bress Brick h-oulds, Sc. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. Us Main street, be-
tween 9th and 9th, west side Richmond, Va.
jY.l0-Sm
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MOULDING DRESSED AND UN-
IA DRESSED UMBER-Belvdere Planning Mills,
on street south OF the Basin in rear Of the Pc
trrsbltrg D-pot.-P lanng. of ell kinds of lumber,
Dressed Flooring. 8- A. and A inch thick; Shelv-
Ing Partition and Car stuff on hand and for SALE
4 50, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
terlas generally
Bailders' Mouldiogs, sixty different patterns, al
ways on hsns.
seS-9u g. c. ROBINSON
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ANOTHER POLITICAL RIoT.-A few days ago,
ust after political discussion at Bourbon Ind
between the Hon. Mr.. Colfax and Judge Stuart
serious row occurred, resulting in several persons
being badly beaten. Mr.. John Letter, it Is feared,
WAS mortallY wounded
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EXPLORATIONS IN ARRIZONIA-An attempt Il
being made by several citizens OF Marshall, Texas
to organise q company under the command of Ma
jor w p. Lane, an old camp gner iu the var witt
ld exico, to visit and explore part of our Ter
ritory acquired from Mexico under the Gadsde,
treaty, which is known ArriZ )nia. This Terri
tory is represented as being extremely fertile ant
Astounding in mines of gold, silver and copper.
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE On Friday of last week,
as two ladies, one named Barton, the other her
sister, were attempting to cross to Goat Island,
Niagara Falls, by means of some planks tempo
rarily placed upon the new bridge, the supports
gave way, and they were both precpitated from
the bridge. Mrs B. fortunately seized an iron rod
connected with the bridge, while her sister, after
vain attempts to sustain herself by grasping Mrs.
BIS dress, was thrown into the raging waters be-
meath. The plank fell with her, and after several
attempts she grasped it. BY the mercy of Provi-
dence the plank was thrown into the water dag
onally with the shore, and the current, which was
bearing her SO furiously to destruction, drew the
lower end of the plank against the bank, when
several persons seized it, and after great exer-
tons finally drew her ashore in fainting condi-
tion. 1t was miraculous escape. Mrs. Barton,
after clingng to the rod for some time, was lifted
from her dangerous situation by some persons
who had rushed to the spot.
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BREAD AND BUTTER Among the premiums to
be awarded by the Maine State Agricultural So
ciety are number for the best specimens of bread
apd the best ten pounds of butter, to be made by
girls under 18 years of age. The idea is good
puo
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KANSAS ELECTiON.-On the LIST of October a
new Territorial Legislature is to be elected in
Kansas. The National Kansas COMMITTEES in a
recently published statement, estimate the real
Free State inhabitants of the territory at the pre-
sent time at 10000 and the Pro-slavery settlers at
5000 The number of Free State inhabitants is
$40 doubt put down much TOO high
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SALUTE AND SERIOUS ACCIDENT-In Boston,
Saturday. the Boston Light Artillery were engag-
ed in firing a salrte of 600 guns On the Common,
iii honor of the nomination of Miard Fillmore by
the Wing Convention. One of the gunners had
his hand shattered by the premature discharge of
the gun.
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NEW JEWELRY
y sTnRE. SiaN OF THE sfNSfss

~ STORE, SION OF THE ~
&A GOLD EAGLE. No. sc -
X 81 W.ts srseET.-8lLL wsTDEMEYEg
'F F,ederlcksburg. Va. have just received new
'--,.g Of Gold aud Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins;
Ser Rings: Ladies' Chatelains; Gentleman Fob
-. cold ard Silver Pens snd Pencils; Gold and
s.,v-r Thirnbies; Gold Silver end Steel Spectscles;
:, v-r Gob!et.; Cups; Spoons; Butter Knives Port
,rpsias: Card Gases; Match Boxes and every article
s.: lie JeweIry snd Silver line, for sale on reesona-
; t. terms and warranted rs represented.
.lsa WATCHES of all kinds repaired and war
,.r.rd 10 perform well also, Jewery of every de-
fr,;oifon repaired ct short notice.
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PERSoNAL.-A personal alteration took place
at the Kirkwood House. in Washington, between
the Hon. John S. Pendleton, and B. NJ. Dewitt,
Esq After satisfactory explanations the difficulty
was adjusted.
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p.Nx,se tn YAusrKAIIA.-There are eight char
..r.a h.nks in Australia, having an aggregate
capital of So5, 100000. Their profits have been
enormous, some of them having paid DIVIDENDS as
high as so per cent last year, and most OF them -
hjph as 20 per cent.
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VESSELS IN poRr--On the 10th instant there
ware in ths port of Boston l9l vessels; q New
York 749 at Philadelphia Al; and At baltimore osi
and on, the 18Th instant 1t Charleston ~; Sayan.
nsh is: Mobile q and New Orleans lO; making
altogether quite . formidable navy.
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THE DEAD CHILD.-Few things appear SO
beautiful rs young child in its .shreud The lit
tie innocent face looks so sublimely simple and con-
fiding amongst the old terrors of death. Crimeess
and fearless that little mortal has passed alone un
der the shadow. There is death in its sublimest
and purest image-no hatred, no hypocrisy, no
suspicion no care for the morrow, ever darkened
thai little face Death has come lovingly upon it
there Is nothing cruel or harsh in its victory =
The yearrings Of love- indeed cannot be stified for
the p-attie and smile-ail the little world Of
thoughts that were so delightful-are gone forever
Awe too will overcast US in its presence for the
lonely voy ager; for the ckild has gone simple and
trusting into the presence Of an all wise Father
and of such. we know, is the kingdom OF Heaven.
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Tur ACCIDENT AT CHicAao.-G. II. Elton,
hriet mason. James GIeeson, James Casey and
Iohr smith are four of the ten persons drowned
At Chicago on the 18th inst 10y the upsettins OF the
ssrrv host The beat at the time of the accident
.a: 6IIed with passengers, principally workmen,
and the calamity created great excitemsnt through
out the city mill it was ascertained how many
and who were lost.
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GREAT BOAT RACE.-The great boat race be-
tween the st. John and New York Clubs, for
81, 900 side. took place on the Charles river, at
Boston, on Saturday The contest resulted in the
defeat of the New Workers. The distance rowed
(six miles, was performed by the winning boat in
forty-two minutes, the New York boat losing by
about one minute. During the race the wind blew
with great violence, accompanied by driving rain.
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An English cockney at the Falls OF Niagara,
when asked how he liked the Falls, replied
They're andsome-qute so; but they don't quite
hanower my hexpectations; besides, got tho
roughly vctted, and lost me at l prefer TO- look
at 'em in an hingraving in ot weather, and in the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-24

g,Eg-W q, GAKKtIAGEs, EAKkIAEES.
AsE-S3A1 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
-AiI---s- making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Carr, NSth and I4th streets
near ,hs Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO.
Il IS, 8AROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
iaP- and SULKlES, all of his own make of the best
materials and workmanship All of which will be
sud low good work of the kind be in the city
# Richmond; ana respectfully ask call from those
OF any article in tee Carriage line, as am de-
terained to make 10 order and sell at the lowest
p1ces possible, and all work sold, that il new war.
rented.
"a sc 5on, MICAJAH TANGfTM
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t,NUH sALE.
1900 City Of Richmond per cent, long and
short dates
lcoo0 State Of Virginia per cent, long and short
10000 Central Bonds
5000 South side Bonds.
isA-n c. w. PURCELL L co.
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THE OCTOBER ELEcTIoSs-The State elections
in pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and South Caro-
lina. will be held on the same day, October l4fn.-
FLORIDA. on the 9th of Ociober.
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Mr.. CRAMPToN-A London letter states that
Mr. Champion is named as the successor of Mr..
Blgh as British Envoy to Hanover. This favor is
by no means promotion; and may serve to show
the exact estimate the British government has of
Mr.. Champion The post is only secondary Con-
tinental mission.
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as@1 FRESH IhiPORTED
SsFa{ FALL GOODS.
~ 1856.
VIM: F.; BUTLER,


s receiving per ship Pepperell, at this port,
ana by the ships Progress and Muscongus, via New
Yo.k, his usual full supply of
CHINA AND EARTRENWARE,
the latest styles and patterns; and from the manu-
.scturers of this country. hesvy stock of GLASS
WARE, Looking Glasses, Casters and Fancy Goods
great variety, which he offers the Trade at low
prices Tor CASH, the usual credit to punctual
pa y=rs.
Every effort will be made to induce the merchants
o. irgins North Carolina and Tennessee to make
tEelr purchases in this market.
Richmond, Augrst, 1856. eu 25-lm
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TRAVELLING "A correspondent of the Savan.
nah Republican says: II have thought it we'll to
add memorandum about travelling in Europe. as
it may be of advantage to some of your readers
My impression ia that the traveller who would
spend $l00 q dozen years ago, would, under the
same circumstances, spend $50 now. and in some
cases 5000. Those who cannot move about may
console themselves, as have done, by pleasant
quarters, but they who expect to travel genteelly
without full purse will be previously disappoint
cd i have often paid from 81 to S. for days
travel and for the twenty -four hours by rail and
post chaises from Vienna to Trieste paid $40 for
over weight of luggage, the quantity allowed to
each person being 90 pounds! For my apartment
paid S75 month, and others who came later to
town paid 500 for others far inferior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-24

MORE EXCITEMENT IN ALABAMA-The citizens
OF Livingston, Alabama, held a meeting on the Sd
instant to take into consideration the propriety
notifying man named Samuel Sharood to leave
Sumter county forthwith, in consequence of bis
tampering with slaves He was heard before the
meeting, said he had been an Englishman-that
that he was a tailor by trade. and Methodist, and
had been but Eve months in the country. He was
ordered to leave within three days. Some called
for tar and feathers, but no violence was offered
him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-24

1 t&kD.--Hc, the undersigned, menu
1 hers of the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
Operation about one session under the direction of
Mr V. BUscH feeling much grsiifed at his ability
Is Conductor and Arrsnger take great pleasure in
daily invite the cooperation Of those musical anna
teurs who may be disposed unite with from the
commencement of our next session 1.-THE lst of Octo
her, and also later, in order make this Club per-
!nsnent AID worthy The countenance of refined and
intelligent community.
Fy- Apply to MIR. r T.. GIBBs' Ambrotyps Rooms
Coilnthaa Hall
w. LEIGH BURTON, Violino Primo
SBoLL. 'i0n' 's'o"ui'
jko fRY, Viola.
p l. GIBBS. Vioonc3lo.
r hoETAsUE, F,suti PRINT
E r ARCHER, M
9 TEsaEsps, NnaJss' Flauti secOndi.
GA ESicssoN, Clarinetto Solo.
v. BUSCH, Conductor.
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sIr.EEBI Al UNIT and c0nstiI ate
I JOHN A. FOSTER my Agent to transact busi-
for me- exclusively fer CASH, In ths city Of Rich
mopd or county OF Henrico. A. Il. BURR
E,rbnond Aug 29d lSAf an 26-Im+
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WATCHES AND JHwHLRY.

q NnTICE.--The subscriher would
~ mes, respectfully inform his customers and
E,4 the public generally, that he has just re.
.AsSg uvned frem the North with a beautiful as.
of " wATCHEs( (Go!d aud SiIver) and JEW.
nv ~ every description which can be bought on
-Ss,opable terms as at any ether establishment in
the city. ,s
Nn.yARD kERSEY, No. I6 West Main ST.
few doors below the st, Chailes Hotel
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EEA PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER corner
s. J If Eleventh snd Main streets, requests the
sssxSS att uton Of strangers visiting the city to
- 60 that he gives bis entire attention 10 RE-
FAIRING @, exclusively Every description of
~, cbfs. Clocks aad Jeweiry, repaired we'll and
,s tcrate terms sny other house in the city.
3ns haa over twenty yesrsexperieuce at his trade,
l,,s In Ersisnd and the United States. he ia var
,5 in sssurug sstisfsc ion to all who may patron.
80. r,ia Al! he asks IL trial.
WIN ]. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch srd Clock Maker, cor. Main and 1ith SIS,
% Its nearly opposite the American Hotel.
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Gu - .--JAMts WALSH, !,
AAyS 60 Main street, Importer of fine
Guns, Dxions Powder Flssks Shot
><--~-.rp.-A- Belts snd Pouches; Elys Gays, Cat
-ases, add Wads fine Game Bags, Drinking Flasks
and Leather Cups. English Gun Powder, and all
sporting goods. GerInsn, French and English Guns
u ell PRICES aad qualities. Depot for Colts, Aliens
GUNS. PISTOLS, AND RIFLES at the very low
Fs' HiJ srtlpg snd INF nufacturing prices. Sc 5-2w
.,ssxy9 FUR SALE..-One fiue second
fgEAeS. hand TOP BUGGY in good order, W hch
-A-z---z--w will be sold low. Enquire at
HITCHCOCK & OSBORE'S,
Carriage Re pository,
&c '0---lwF No. 2lS Main street
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PRIZE FIGHT NEAR B0sTON.-Tbere was q
prize fight Saturday afternoon at Spot Pond, abou,
six miles from Boston, between Scotty, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, and Murphy, of Portland After the
pugilists got to work the police interfered when
q miscellaneous melee ensued, during whch po
lceman wounded by pistol shot. The fight
ing party made good their escape
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DANCING AND SCIENCE.-The London Chron-
icle aays:-In the matter of English pensions we
find that the fortunate dancing master, who was
probably well paid for the highly important ser.
vice OF teaching her most gracious Majesty to hop
skip and jump, is put a par with Adams, tt 9
discoverer of the planet Neptune
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KAvAGEs OF CHOLERA IN MADEIRA-Fears of a
Famtne-The cholera, which at last advices was
subsiding, has created great distress at Madeira
letter from there, dated August 81, says:
1t seems to be gradually creeping round the is
land in westerly direction. Fuuehal is decidedly
the worst place. For some days, cannot venture
to say how many have died, but perhaps not less
than $50 per day, the beginning Of this month
On Sunday, the Sd of August, about $50 lay unbu
ried on the burying ground and nobody to do the
work. The soldiers were obliged to compel the
people to do it, whilst they burnt tar in great guam
titles to stfe the effiuvia.
At CAMEO the disease has been dreadful-the
people dying right and left, without any one to
give the slightest assistance or advice.
his epidemic has chiefly been among the work.
ing classes and poorest people, but many OF a bet
ter class have perished. Medicines and mustard
for plasters have failed. For the latter turpentine
plasters have been substituted.
Another letter says the amount of suffering that
must ensue from the sweeping pestilence is fear
full 70 contemplate; apart from its present ravages
being at season devoted to agricultural pursuits
want and famine must follow in its train Many
women left widows, and children left fathe less,
are thrown upon their own resources, in an i'm
poverished Island, formerly so hourisbing and
beautiful Medicines ard doctors have been sent
to the Island by the Portuguese and English gov
ernments.
Several gentlemen in New York, as we learn
from the Journal of Commerce, are engaged in
ootainingsrelief for the sufferers.
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n nEDJjCTlON IN COX Kk..-From this day
Ii until the Let Of September next will deliver
HARD COKE, Of the best quality At FIVE DOL
LARS per load At fhis price, y cheaper tnsn any
TOBACCO Factories, and private dweilings - we'll 10
for cooking ranges and stoves
SOFT COKE win continue 70 Be deiivsred e eo.oo
uu unsurpaasea a. fuel for CRATES and open stoves
- Coke Yards corner 9th and Byrd strsstss and
i0ie is s.-.ss sss' .A' 'A JNo. J. wERTH, Aseas.
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CU-PARTNEReHlp AEo
INSTRUCTION ON 1,HN
PIANO.-A young lady. Who has bad

M PIANO-A young lady who ha. bad
sOS.asIsSs con ,adsp s.psIisHss III; i ss;chins
play and piece o
music wishes few more scholars. Al she herself
received instructions from the principal panist Of
she give satisfaction to those who encourage her
Terms $l5 per quarter of 20 lessona Address H. 8.
A.. box 567 post office. jy 22-ts
'1'U THE lADlks.--l h&vo a large as
i sortment of Fancy Articles, Soaps and Perfume
ry, which will sell at prices little cost to
duce the stock. Among them ! would enumersts
and other % French .r and
Tooth Brushes-English and American; Combs Of
| all qualities; Port Monaies, &c
sells corner 4rh and Bread sts.
ECONUMY IN kU Ell ITO HOUSE,.
r. KEEPER3-Pine Wood. which has been cue
and corded up for esme time, can be had at the Saw
bridge In order to clear It out Of the way Of the
general business of the Mill it will be sold ct the low
price of two dollars per cord. Purchasers can have
cord-the whole costing them considsrably less than
the ordinary price of pine wood. % lS-eodSt
DOCKkT AND TABLE CUTLkkY...
[ We have in store, received per steamer Per-
49, N00 500 dozen POCKET KNIVES,
embracing full assortment, of l, 2 and blades;
amongst which are q number of new and beautiful
patterns, and admirably adapted to the Wholesale
trade.
Received by same steamer, about
200 dozen WosrENHoLM's POCKET KNIVES,
embracing many varieties, of snd blades part
of which are of fine quality and finish.
ALSO,
Received by ship Great Western,
1000 dozen TABLE KNIVES and FORKS,
embracing soma two hundred patterns, Of wood COM
mon and white bone, cocoa, buffalo, buck, and ivory
handles
TV- An importation of CUTLERY, altogether 20
desirable and particularly well adapted to the coun-
try trade rarely met with and respectfully In
vite merchants to exsmiue It, before making their
purchsses w 8. O. DONNAN,
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, he.
re 18-eo3ts No. 10 Pearl st.. Richmond, Va.
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EMDHUlDEKIEn.-- .--Embr oidered q ra pc
IA Dresses 9Ss
French wrought Cambrc and Muslin Robes
Infants Frock Waists and Robes
Muslin and Cambria Flouncings
Do do Edgipgs and Inse tings
Do do Collars and Sleeves
Thread and ysllsnei-nnes Habits and sleeves
EmbrOidered Caps
Do Handkerchiefs
Blond Lace Berthns
Thread and Vsilencienpes Laces
Mechiin and Brussels do
Embroidered Swiss Muslin kc
PARKER, NM.o = co.
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no CARPENTERS AND skICKLAY.


until 1s o'clock, NJ, on WEDNEsDiY next, the
24sh inst, for the erection Of Work House, in the
eastern yard of the City Jail
Proposals will be recsived for the entire work in
thsseuegate. with the exception Of the Bricks
which will be furnished at the old Gas Works) or for
the laying and hauling Of the bricks and carpenters
II j. simcortsnt that the above work should be exc
cutea without delay Bidders will therefore state
the time which they will require to conplste the
work bid for Ample security will be required for
Of the % Contract. Plans and specifications Of the
work can be seen st the Office Of the undersigned,
where ali further informstion can be obtained.
Byords, of the Committee W n'9s on the G.y , ss,l
Sc 19-- I'd W. GILL, Cty Lnslneef.
VALUABLE FARM FOX sALE...l oAsr
for sale privately my FARM, laurel Mssdow,"
situated in the county Of Chesterield, four miles
from Manshess and one .ansann. sna ns' 80 vs O.
Is also q large piece of rich meadow land. The b.
lance is wood q large portion heavily timber
The improvements consst OF an excellent dwell.
ing .housa, negro quarters stables and tsFBs Tne
barns are well supplied with water from branch.
by m ans Of a small water wheel There y steam
engine, about eight horse power which drives tns
threshius machines also steam saw, srisf and piss
ter mill ..x
has two fine young orchards, peach and aRpls and
one of the most healthy locations In sne ststs;
ther particulars, apply 70 myssl the yrsuisssor
TO Thomss Tsylor. OF the nrm OF vsn rsw, aTs.
Go, Richmond j. WhiT1EsD. s.1I
- ELLEVUE HUsPlTAL..-T.is ls,siS..
ID tion is situated on Church Hiii zsnmSs1' 'vtt2
sverv Convenience conducive to the ee@fen 81 -
| tents and the successful trestnent Of diesssss
The Lyins-in Wards are pscaliarly sommoMes.
The undersigned give their pcssonsi ssss1a
all pasisnts plsssd unSsr $Etss. sss1T sh'i
cotored Paaeuss.. - wscs.
Whites ....................s....'s.s sAMu
r.y.ss Tnss ssses smSsass 81 s1srsss - Isa MOI
e3nea and Medical aad Surgical eteoneenoe
~ No Small Pox sdmittsd <axsszu
JAMES BOLTON. -. D.
8 arsos sfrsst betwesa ~ an1ofA-
9. b MILLS, = p
11sh street bsswss.. r nross g ~ 4 =
Corner Of 4th end Grace struseA
Resident Physcisa-Dr- WOOD ny 49,
AUG. ANDKksON = cvsu.o.r coz =.
Have smoved to tAss sew sbors, No. lot Main
xrsst second door hsasw l4th sszest whese sasy sn
< M And isf FsNCY
ever offered In this market Also, sod ea.e!tnAas
Of BONNETS snA Millinery Goods q ~ taneA
FOR LIVKKPVOls-Te .sceeeA
1a the dip Musecnsse-5ns sI.(.as eue 49,
Philadslphie shtp 49, ~. 49, g ~
/ ner csrso cusAseA viii hs los1sa withcst delsy Iee
| freight, apply 70 PALnEa CLOPJOM.
1GER BEkk..-l take pteasaee . ~
4 ! form nv frenas ed eustomese thog haSe th1
delicious beverage sll sn hanA PIT p - eeast ssl
pint bottlsa for family uss; aho - eSasohA - ~
stores No. sos Main stzsst. w,rnAnurn
! se8 8. WsA1AO1As
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-24

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