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THE KNUCKLE
WASHING MACHIN e,

Patented by Christopher Holingsworth, Indiana, May
4th, 1852.
MADE AND SOLD BY
ALEX NDER KSON,
Owner Of the Patent Right in the counties Of Johnston,
Wake. Orange, Person and Alamsnce.
EsHESE Machines save time, labor soap and clothes,
as the din, is taken out without rubbing. They
will in year in an ordinary sized family
than their cost There is no work which females are
called upon TO perform that is lahorious and unheal
thy as washing. A great many Machines have been
invented for the purpose Of reeynglhis labor, bunon
answered the purpose until the introduction Of the
KNUCKLE MACHINE. which has given entire So
lisfaciion when fully aud fairly tested.
Price Of the Machine, delivered 10 persons in any Of
the above named countless ten dollars. All orders adj
dressed 10 Alexander Dickson, HiIlshorough, Orange
county, n. g., will he promptly attended to.
Every Machine warranted when fully and fairly tried
March IA, 1856. So
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For the enrs of Igfaenss. coIds. TndiRsifieB. ID
Pspsia Headache ,Debiiify. HeaLasss
AZ. de. &c.
On Fresh supply iastfscsiscd. and fof sale ~
theigenis, ID. HEARTH Son, aifha PfintIns Da.es.
Hillsbofoueh James D .MsDade ,CkspsItIiIl, aud
GA .Mebane Mason Hall.
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Have yoa n Pump Z

HAVING purchased Ion ST. Crate. BE sols iishi
~ ift ale - Bafssf's Uolie Acting Pore iua
Lin Pginp. 10 lie rsuniiss II Otaurs shJ AisMsnee.
ihst desii5ns q siiins an excellent Pump SIMPLE sni
81 ihs same time sndnr 0Bt continuous sifes ~ va
ief. can gel one ~ appiy inz q Tie sainefibefs.
MI a. Whhe, u Nsaanesslllt. hss one II 'hrse
Pumps IN opefsiou. sbitb. he writes 1s beffans ~.
ifsHg lie T. sutazed - H. sgfB iof ne sals II
Pumps 10 tlsi section. and sbi aprlsaii6n u Ii
Nill nes viii pfOmt siieniian u directed 20 ",
Zinc 81 uo0d fubng furnished II ifihisg sfpsnss
J. e. TCRRENTINE a son.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.

1Ah LII HGAAiStI MIA III H.
Tie Great Purifier u tie Blood
TIE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN Z!
SD Pesieis " aera4ey inn
A. iafsllds femegy ior srioala. kings Evil RIfuma
tisu. De,ianf CataBtaB Efppiinas, pin2les 81 Pos
tUss o. tie face, Bigtehss, B0ils Ague and fe.a
sef. Chronic Sgre Eys., RingNsfm " Te;ter,
Scsti.ataS. Eftsteemtn, ans Pain n tie
bouss and Joif.ls. Sal Rheum, stub
bern Iletrs. @splil1sr Disorders.
ard adi.sase. arising from an
ihiadirioas 80 4 Msicnty,
isnlru5tnce ID liz. 81
lnpufity q Bi3ot.
TAif rfc4f sltftasNs Medicine asi Pudssr sf ne
BlsJI i nos Uerd 81 01ssHs Il grateful patient.
from lit pltss " tte Bri s4fts. sEo ssiiy daily ii
~ i5na iae cures psffHiei ~ ne gfeas.t II 81
met1inrs. .GSRTEa.S SPANISH MIXTURE
rcaisila. Hheuu1iism. sefbfsia. EfBpiions ~ ths
skia. lave, Dseses fetet tiepfs 1Ii sofes. AeriSn
rfibs ki8asYt B.ssa5fs 81 ~ JsHaf. Female TON.
paiats. P41s sn5 AehHg v he Bpnes ahd ioinis are
fpaFaf pltt1 its.a az iai ths intainstls ien.as.
~ 81 a6sesses - he Biol nothing has 81 tstn
fulI 70 egnpifa eh i. Il elesnsss lie ssscm u u
irpafIrs sss teBHg al etiiaigay ~ tla Liver and
Kiasfs srsae benz tie Dgzsiish gives tone 70 be
soaae h1kes Ne Ska elraf and healthy. sn3 teRstrs
~ Consolation. rnieeB.Ul bF effase % hI0Esn down
~ iefHees.es u ga q 4 f.iins sigH nd strength.
faf tas afasees FINALS ., u feguhstly agrica.
Be. 40 a5enlsf / BE- become known = feeelsfly
pre.rael v.td he hapstf effects. 4 in,iggfatea lie
week and jsiistet. af1 iplsfs tlatitiy . ne
81 ifsq.e elept H. .ka and estss ne patient is.h
and lesiHy. ,ia4Ie b1te oftbs i4stiinsls feInt5y
! ugh % he s1-sall6f ssfss ariilss 10 etsienre.
TIE large nnHttr II esHiGclisa uhich hats r..
seiyei fol Ftfs5ps ifoa 81 Parts y he United stses
l. ihe lss stsftit iha. tisft = hum,aE sb9ut Il
Tnr Pres. H9s kerfer, HsTtita'ss. ptysirisDs, End
pahHt ihrn, xt knaap = s fo8lsgny, 81 al thfif
ttarsay Il III egn1sdul sasr4 " Ais GkE At.
BilO1D puHlTlEE.
CD M ihs hEeHi ani geian Almanac. and tcsiiie
dsisiis y astonishing cures fetl8imed 81 CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE. ~ s0sr casts WB1sr Ivt
~ fnfss EEsE Hkr sigsaLtf gaitgn. Tie ifHiis oi
~ Advertisement ~ not admit heir fail insertion.
NI. 4. BEERS & Co. prurtletofs,
70. 3Ds. Br0dsirey. htU Tdqk.
To ahoa I'll ot5tts must 1. ajdtsastd.
foi sais s. DfuzFis,s and County Merchants u I'll
paris d he Epiisd states ard ibe csnsass, sbd Is
Iabg A. Cain. Hhisl5'oggb; 4 MrAlpine. San.
esysil.e Va 4. I. " Pefs'. ishslufr. 4. T. PsiIi,k
Gisensbatopst !. ". fell. Jan,e.,Osn
taig Is. 47-i2m
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sANDFORD's INYIGDRtTOR.
ron ALL PURPOSES or a STIMULATING;
LIVER MEDICINE.

FOR ALL PURPOSES or 4 STIMULATING;
LIVER MEDICINE.
ENHERE la LONG existed demand ~ inch iernsl,
that could te relied on = s5tc aDd efTeriul. Til.
remedy has been prepared % aeei THAT dfmsBd: and
extensive tsl II ~ virtues TT s3sn h0w nnisfsl,
j. hss accomplished he purpose h. gBei. Amsne TIE
complaints which have lten speedily cafei l tae nst ii
ihe invigtftinr mcni0n LisI Compliant, which &
The cause 4 many other di-fascs-anang NEifb s5e.
DiioasEess Headache. Psin IL ~ SIDE tni ieas BIZ
ious Fever. Fever add Ague Iausire nJigssiien l.a
sud los Of Appetite Lisiisr.ness and lniabny--
~ Oishieh caused ~ diseased sFti0B 81 lie ite
The lnTearsof srompDandr,i with reference
ID Tie Liver. snd wien that i.case i femosfi al the
ret are cured - tie gf em i taken seay. s
- d9esetnf The ineigpaiuf rsrey isl ~ Stimulate
he Liver o pfpIer scion snd IS H. c5niiHnf usein
Tue diselse 4 hss heen sEen With gtsst sHf.
eess IL cass n rh0lic u, srnirry HUmnfs sef0.nls
lefta &C. sni TO- itese u hss lsfn found tffy rI.
caripHs remedy. M occasional d6se atimulsfes IT,
omath 10 shtslhy action sid e.isies tic spptis mi
fig1s One does all ftiicse lhs oppressive uas4.intss
experienced y ealing hearty tinas5 il excite iaf
digestive organ. q tigatgGs asii5H. lsf = tei#tliesi
ssts " lie system w. insf8uaiot a ~ rgnal Ulieh
expfTere proves. restores tie sn tenases
- seil9antss from ii. AN abi. i tic tssult u d.
eBgtJ Liver
Png4sd snl slJ Is sandfo,d 4 Co.. iss Pfebi 81.
Nsa York pf.gt 81 81 ~ bgtie. containing Frts
DOES. Aisasoiiky Long and Gain, Iii.b6ufoJga. Nr
stpismler ". so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30
mnrtyru or the Revolution. :

correspondent Of New York journal, r'.ef
,,ng tn the movement of Southern ladies for the
rurch..e of Noun, Vernon, recommends to the
n.on,s ~ New York an enterprise which appeals
more directly 10 the citizens Of that State and city
n. s,.,.s that near Hudson Avenue, Brooklyn, Is
a little piece of ground, faced bv stone wall and
crowned nv q rotten wooden building, beneath
vh,ch repose the bodies of eleven thousand men,
martyrs Of the prison ships, Who died in the SER
vice of America during the Revolution. The wri.
ter calls upon the ladies of New York to lead the
way In q movement for removing these bones to a
sepulchre worthy Of such great sacrifices and OF
the mighty name of America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30

swIEpLIsG AND ABscoSDInG-There have
been rumors for some days rifSin this city, touch.
ing certain achievements Of . gentleman of New
York, known In this city, 70 which 1t Is supposed
The following paragraph from the New York Tri.
bune alludes: sft
Aswindls Of about e25 600, a. far Is has Va,
sss. ascertained. n.s juss been perpstratsd BY
has heretofore been IN good repute. The n.rtv i
question l. . deacon In leading church. ana has
BY his professions Of piety done much 10 rain the
confidence Of those dealing with him. The swindie
was committed BY checks which were mot provided
sor. The party left town on Friday last, ostensi.
bly, for the purpose Of being married In : neigh.
boring city. instead Of which he soof win him !
Mal sastsr = compagnon de voyage, leaving be.
~ 49, nun another enc In . condition to Increase
- census shortly. One bank 4 sufEsrsr 10 the
sssss q ~ 400, and the remainder Of the amount
eIsed among several victims A iestsr has
49, see:evsd from this Don Juan sssaine that 81.
~ ~ .sessr va rsceivsd Be veuid Be- q & sea
s.s.ss-s ssseRessd = p tos Ne purpose a. az
ssasvsd y - Kansas. 49,
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Neutral Vessels.

1t was regarded at the commencement of the
Eastern war as great amelioration of the barba.
ross spirit of former times, that Great Britain
should recognize the principle that the neutral flag
should protect all property neutral vessels not
eontraband of war. There was no end to the lau.
dations that were heaped upon the British govern.
ment for this amazing stretch of lberality. 1t is
now eonjectured, that In the event of hostilities
with the United States, she will make an applca.
ton OF the principle not altogether agreeable to
the people Of this country. It is supposed that
sAs VIII endeavor to supply herself with Ameri'
can cotton, which she cannot do without, through
The agency Of neutral vessels
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH.
49,, SSSissssiss, nm 8, fsSs.

: Trrvel frsm ms ssash.
The New York Express says that The travel
sum the soash. thus early h the SEASON q begin.
p,ur 70 b very extensive The steamefa all ar.
Ave- well oiled. A single steamsrffo Savannah.
hroueht upwards Of two hundred, large proper.
ton Of them families.
such occurrences ~ these are well calculated to
,scredis the idea that the South WIN ever take any
practical steps, either Of retaliation ior the punder
Of ss slave property or TO establish ifs own indie
reodencs. It Is an easy thing 20 pass top'ofsicsi
,..o,u,,ons make blood and thunder speeches, and
4, ,he o.e word, Yankee" condense the abhor
,.nc. and contempt Of the whole soul This. we
s.y. 4. essy-uay, 1t 10 pleasurahle, and gratihes
the same love of excitement and novelty which
leads people to so North every summer, and speno
their money Ike water among the Yankees s'or''
said bnt It Is not the way 70 secure Southern pro
perry, or Southern Independence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30
The Tax ON Carts, &c.

There is much to approve in the new Tax Bill
but we consider the ad Ualorem tar carts injudi
sious A specific tax of much ON one horse,
two horse and four horse vehicles, for transporta
ton along the streets, would be better it would
help to encourage the introduction of spring wa
CONS and CARTS which do much less injury to the
streets than those heretofore used in this city;
which make much less noise, and are 80 much
easier and comfortable to horses and mules We
invite the attention of the Council to these i'm
proved vehicles. Their introduction would be at
tended with very many benefits, some of which
we have above cited, and not the least of which
would be the saving in transporting goods and ar
ticles liable to injury. Those now generally used
are awful hackers and breakers of things trans.
ported by them. Let any one observe the four
horse teams, with their loads of -four, dashing
down Cary street. sitting out the aour until It rises
N clouds. Such racking motion must be attended
with injury and loss. II the Council could adopt
measures to encourage the new spring wagons and
carts they would do the public commerce and
horse flesh signal service.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT l23 O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED, 55 ..-....-s "
Steamer Virginia, Rooms Philadelpbia, mdz and
passengers H. E. futile.
Schr Seagull Virgins, Eastern shore, oats.
SAILED, SIS
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz and
pass Lud&m 4 Watson.
Steamer Belvedere, Pritchett, Baltimore, mdz
Ludlam Watson. --.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdz and passengers, II E Tuttle.
Schr Merchant, Winters, New York, mdz, d w
Currie.
Schr Jeanett johnson, Petersburg, mdz.
Schr Carrie, Travers, Cabin Point for wheat.
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York River.

One of our principal commercial men, who has
recently gone over the route Of the York River
Railroad, and down the York River to the Capes,
says that he had never before formed conception
of the advantages of that route, nor of the magni
Acence of the York River rs great avenue OF
commerce From the terminus of the York River
Railroad it Is q straight shoot to the Capes, as
straight as a cannon shot It is indeed noble
stream, fit to float the navies and bear the com
merce of the world
We rejoice also to hear that the York River
Railroad will be pushed forward in the most ener.
Retic manner The time is not far distant when
An immense trade viii pour over long neglected
but magnificent stream.
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Belliserent Correspondence.

The belligerent correspondence between Colonel
Lane and Senator Douglas, it is to be hoped, will
end In smoke. The shedding of blood cannot
provo more efficacious than the shedding of ink.
A bullet neither demonstrates the truth of propo.
sition, nor the honor of q combatant great
many grand rsscals as well as sublime simpletons,
have been irreproaehable shots--the only particu.
lar. by the way, In which they were irreproach.
able Duelliug is frequently an Illustration of
moral cowardice a. Of physical courage. He who
"a afraid of the ridicue of others than of his
own convictions Of duty Is not the highest style of
man
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30
Southern Emigration to Kansas.


Two South Carolina papers-the Charleston Pa.
triot and Winnesboro Register-take ground
against Southern emigration to Kansas. The rea.
sons given are that the South cannot compete with
the North in this sort of emigration that it Is ex
tremely problematical whether gains in Kansas
will ever be invested in Southern slave property
that the old slave States are decreasing in political
power because SO severely taxed by the loss of
citizens to populate other States; because emigra
ton to Kansas may populate Government Ter
ritory whose future admission as a State is SO
wrapt in doubt as to make it prudent not to carry
slaves there yet awhile at any rate" The Charles
ton Standard adds to these reasons the following:
"The South has long been tasked to the accom-
plishment of inconsistent objects. The one has
been to expand her material development, build
towns and cities, and maintain respectability In
the eyes Of the world the other was to march
with equal pace upon vacant territory and pre-.
serve equality within the Union"
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Lake Navigation.

CHICAGO, April 2S-The ice in the Straits OF
Mackinac still prevent communication between
the Lakes There is no open water within ten
miles of Beaver Island, and the Underwriters think
the Straits will not be navigabe before the 10th OF
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LOST.

IOST.
I OST..On Saturday, 26th of April, be-
IL tween the Metropolitan Hall and the New Mar.
ket, my FREE PAPERS. They were in small tin
box. will give reward of 81, If left this Office
ap 30---lt* GEORGE HENRY WILEY.
I OST--On Monday, between MIR. Nelson
PAPERS. A reward will BIS paid for their return to
the Dispatch Office. SIMEON LEE,
sp 30---2t* A free man of color.
I o . T.--$5 KEWAKD--Lost, Sunday
LAR NOTE. supposed to have been on the farmers
Bank of Va. The above reward will DO paid the
finder, if the note il left at this Office.
ap S0--lt
T OST.-On Monday the Dist April, be.
IL tween the Old Market and End street, my FREE
PAPERS; they were in tin box. will give 0 re-
ward OF one dollar if left at this Office. e-R
HENRY THACKER,
29-2t* free man of color.
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" Bcetchiug the Snake. >,

The N York Tribune says the snake Of slavery
must be scotched or it will kin the free States
How far that paper has succeeded in scotching the
snake, may be inferred from the fact that, since
the Tribune was started, the value of slave pro-
perty has increased about three fold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30

RELIGIOUS Bene1cen
The sums contributed annually for benevolent
purposes by the Church of England, and other Pro.
tsstant communions of that faith, amount to the
handsome sum of three millions.
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MARRrED.

= vy1UsRvv M fFs' ssI 4rpiI
M. CAsTfLiAN B. McGRuDER ts Mis- Julil
4. nnC.vN. all Of Richmonar xzw 4
r basvills, Petersburg End edsee papers s
|pies1Goory 3 N
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FASHTONABLEi Y1Es-
&E9TABLI SHMENT IN MANCHESTE OR, VA
y Mr. N HARIgQ enrner ~ Mi and AL

WH Mrs. s, NJ. FARISS, corner OF Mail and Al
Va len streets, in Manchester, is now receiyinx
her spring and summer assortment of Millinery, such
as Bonnets Ribbons, &c., which she feels confident
cannot be surpassed In beauty and fashion and sell
cheap the cheapest. She has also on hand hne
assortment of Dress Goods Of the very lates styles
Mrs =. returns her thanks to the public for their
liberal patronage heretofore extended TO her, and
solicits continuance of the same.
an 21-d&wlmt j..
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.9sS - 6&as- <HsEt ~ stsIkkA1 1Efks ~
s4.aa s9etasa.k ss2ess IS eal sF4a,ssH s. p
RS AIS 81 0sa .sassSssssssas az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30

VIA NORFOLK.-The No. Z
&HlIER Steamship VIRGINIA. Captain B.
= E.- 1.zllE Rooms, is ready to receive
IL O'Clock, M. tt.4.ss
For freight or passage, having superior accornnn-
dation, apply to H. Z. FUTILE. Agent
an 29-St Rockets.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

q ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
a WARD.-Rapaway from the subscriber, on
-SyA Saturday, the 18th inst. negro woman named
has long hair; is of brown copper color hos
down look when spoken to, and has under her
jaw She was purchased of Lyles estate, Chester
field, where she has relatives, and sister In Man
chester. The above reward will be paid for Ter, a
taken out of the State; Is If taken in Richmond
any of the surrounding counties delivered TO me-
corner of Franklin and Henry sts., 1t SxML Has.
rINGs, Pearl street. put in jal. that can get
her again. s5ss WIN. G.. HOLMAN
an 29-6ts - aesfssi
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81 ,x,oY wsz Il essissfssxss xsss w sasf
.sAa s4tseAe g
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=. re :; Ai ssisia.l nsssss 8 csss.s
y s . : Il = ND
81 IL s ss:., s Ezsssf
LAS sud other sioods .,.~d,A
xs. s:sr ~, ss a - s o. ~ { 's
'oTs sar,h...s !. Il Ii EzEKIEHs cas.s pay
together with many other goods which
AND Whist dia yos Bsy e. e and Il ]. just q hand
soma a. they ssked eisht to ten dosf ,o' - TWO
other stores In fact, he has got them = q,
end you ss sss sys,y 70 sst cheap Man
,;is and sny other DRY Goods would certainly ad
wise YOU TO 20 there and make your Pu,en - =, 800
means. It e the eaedpe't store that : so.ts
with. ~ q -------s s.a1 s -
NeticeThe spcei. y . as1 :nIs y
u.n..hoId Furniture; Blsetsmitlfs Tools Ciosnins
&c chs 1qTsss g u Gsl 1se,.
- sal - .LARus = SHIN. n we
rRRaT BARGAINS IN FURNITURE.
tive. the underlined. return our thenss ioi .ne
have received rom ah op, ~ ea Be found
= the ssine Cd stand. of Frsntn and 18Th
streets. where we msnufacture and have on hand az
kinds Of CABINET .pd - .aeh prices a. will sut
those who buy for their use ss well az those who
buy TO sell again. cu.tps III,
We have also an s ss, y c,sT %
We also keep on hand at all times and hours, day
or night, CoFfINS- Pine, Poplsr Cherry, Mshosa,
nv, &c, from % inches long to feet. Also: rnke9
Sheets Shrouds, 60; Hesrse and Horses with COCO
Driver no that our friends in the surrounding country
who send to u.s. win not be detained more tnan
an hour IN procuring articles to bury their frenos
- FL w wM: l. [: skAETATiE:nwHIrE.
IN n 1as Garner of Franklin and 18th streets.
Nh F1,t.top Collins of all sizes, and Furniture
Wagon for those who desire or prefer II; RI
ap 30--dlm& ese YIN. z. Lea : -. :
~aR 15RRHT ANiEkICAN BATTLE,
i AZ j. w RANDOLPHS, 12l Main street.
THE Great American Battle or the contest between
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TuE Adventures of Ny Cousin Smooth. By limo
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MEMOIRS Of Richard Cumberland, written BY him.
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NELI0ANsS Atlas of Cutaneous Diseases $40.
BROWN on Surgical Diseases Of Women; SLIGO.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30

i ~ Anct,os Notics.-The special sftens 7. y
Of H6usekee &c nc. Y sosilss y ri S.,osh;ns
~ az iNEDNESDAY) morning, q. 10 O'clock.
&C ~ IARUS SHINE, Apcts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30
DIHD.

Aftesa brief illucss, tn King William, Cd fhs 1yh
inst Capt. FREDkk1CK K1kKMYER oil this city
He has left wife and four children. snd large cir
Gle Of ffsnds to dsplore bic Unexpected death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30

II EKN, BALDWIN & co ask attention
IN their large and elegant assortment of new end
choice styles Of SPRING CLOTHING now in store,
~ arrivals from their manufactory. Being more ex-
tensively engaged in the manufacture and sale of
clothing than any other house in the State, with
many advantages and long experience in the trade In
the city they are prepared to offer great
TO purchasers In word, our stock, styles and
prices fail to please. Call Ind see for your
selves. 4as rrrN n.rnwrN = IN 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-30

- HIKTS AND COL L A X 1--we keep
- constantly on hand good assortment of fine Mus
lin and Linen Shirts. Also, best quality Linen Col
lars, to which invite the attention of those in
want of good fitting Shirt We are also prepared to
have made to order any style quality Of Shirts
Collars at short notice, and warrant q fit.
ap30 M III KEEN, BALDWIN CO.
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COAL AND COKE.

COK Ell an now in regular receipt Of
lshtfu fuel for crates and the latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at The
coke Yards corner of 10Th street and Basin bank,
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets south side Canal.
NH 6----ts JNO j. WEhIns Agt-