The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

RESIDENCE OF THE "CHEERYABLE BROTHERS"
The mansion at the upper ED OF Mosely street. for
so many years the residence of the late IN. Grant
aud Daniel Grant, the originals Of Dickens "Chee:
ryable Brothers, was almost the last private resi-
dence in that street, the fashionable locale for
the wealthy residents. But dwelling after dwell
ing has disappeared, warehouses have risen on
their Sites and now the town houses" of the
Grants is empty and desolate The furniture has
been removed, and the houses are closed to give
room to another palatal pile for storing the staple
goods of Manchester. The walls within which the
iovial laugh of the owner and his friends has rung
SO often, no cheering sound; the hearth which
SO long and and often giowed with the warmin
Of generous hospitality, is cold and deserted !;
with its kind and generous owners the spirit
of the old house has departed; and like Their
own clay tenement, will soon be but dust and ash
es-Maachester (Eng.) Guardian
MERCHANTS, AND MECHANICS
lVl SAVINGS BANK, Office Mol Main street. at
the store Of Wake Co.-This Institution continues
to receive deposites on which an interest OF per
cent will be paid for all sums remaining on deponte
six months and five per cent for Q shorter period.
- - ALEX. GARRETT, Prest.
s. @ I. b. Wake, Treasr.
je6-lsw6m P. H. BUTLER, sec'y
RATES, PKEMIUM CHIMNEY CAI.:.
will answer the purpose Having given particular a.
tention for the last three years. to find remedy for
the most disasreeebe and unhealthy Of oil misfor,
tunes, unhesitatingly announce my sucoem, and
challenge any one, for one hundred dollars TO pro-
duce article Of the kind equal to it. Besdes be-
ing useful it II ornamental and aurable being made
of heavy sheet iron and sd together. Tinner1
would do well to buy the right to manufacture, -
will receive my PATENT RIGHT in few daya.-
Deeming It unnecessary to refer to but one gentle
man. refer to Mr.. A. X. Phillips. More references
given on application to me by mail.
ap1-lawsm Frederieksburs. We.
II r it known % All whom if may conccrn,
~ thai the undersigned fhaving entered bis .scs.
veata in the General Land Ofce) will, in due time,
apply to the Commissioner OF pensions for dupicats
OF land warrant No 81 0, for 10 acres Issued At
the office Of the Commisaionsr Of Pensions, in his
name, the 18th Move mber, 1885, for services rem
dered in the war of 1912, which warrant trans
mtted to me By mail at Locust Hill, instesd Of
Locust Creek Va, and has failed reach the latter
ofiee and has not been received b. me: and e eon-
sequentiy lost. JOEL WALKER.
DEhFECTLN TnnOWN a MAJ, AM
\ NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.-Houseke |!
Take notice. Having just returnsd from the North
with an elegant and extra large assortment OF
Housekeeping Articles, especially glam and china.
ware, and hundreds Of other goods mosly from ave.
tions. ws are prepared to accommodate our friends
and the public In with the incest and ehaap-
est goods offered in this city, ct wholssals and
retail.
II you viii please us with call,
We knew our pri6e wiz pleaae you a1l.
sCHAAf co
Corner Bruad and 81 streets,
At the French Coafeetionasy snd Variety store.
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