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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24
cHARGEs WILL BIZ
CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &C.,
No 10 Broad ST, and 81 south MArkstst-,
NAShNif.LE, TENN.
STnyr~, vtNw.r,ra, 80

STOVES, TtNwARE, etc.
lust REcEIYFD AND Pa SALE A LsRoE AND
J complete Of Cooking and Heating Ftov,s
Of every size, fres and pattern, that hrought tis
market.
We are nanrf ctainE the wroBgit Iron cookBE Stoves
Of eli Ees rangng IA Pres ben tso tlae oi ihs bss
and heaViezf naterisi
1sn Vas sk0lefzle and rrtsl
c>pper sha Sheet lr.E Work og al kndt Of Msrhperr
etra bOsts a. st0aaFv kDgne Ae Eflls sua Dsterg
W0.k ade The shortest notice. Hoda Fnn,s ande and
rrparfd; rOoang and pea ing done n nestuess Nd ds
patch TACT eveIytnInF that Requires Tin g. parf o.
Sheet Iron Il dons b IL he hest ana - chesn
~ any. CoNtsf JOhNs n
No. 70 BEoad 81 Ald ~ scum harksl a.,
Jause haahVals. Isen.
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SEWING MACHINES

L s sINSbh co, have opened an Office, at 46 Public
squsfe Nashville for the sale Of their celebrated sew
ing Machines. Those who visa to purchase seEin sfi
which they can depend upon may do so at the above pac
Tvs generally admitted BY all who have used ewing Ma :
enhes That SINGERS are superior TO all others They can he
sea on AL iahres, such Musin Linen Cloth otton or
Leaher by merely changing the Needle and Thread Ths
s Nork with spool otton, silk, Thread these ma
ehnes EorS fas;er durable and simpe han an
Ihey are warranted to DO what they are represepf
singers haehne an established fact Can and seeit
in operation at 20, Pubic square NashviIe. '''
I. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
being practical Machinist prepared to fx All Ma
o. sihsers that may (by Academy get Of order
NP'' p. FOY, Agent
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REANEH pau sf.IsINGS.


A RE in Hokmsu county, Tennessee on a beautiful,
n clefr small creek Of pure and ,lng ster. den sey
shaded grove where the sr Is cool md -cng Aod
tn eaus not superior O. the h. est,
wing Z IT sulphur s'irgs all df ring uGtsrisy one
Cnayhate and era of The pures codes
10 the world. isktg hl Times together Il considered
by petsBt be Of tre very hrst watering
PAGES the United Stztet. Beaver Dam is forty miles
Il Columbia Nearly half Of the road Is turnpike
tn balance the hoaf DIRT road IN Tonnes From
Waynesboro' oniy about thirty lies l. and fron
perryVile about the distance Coed huniing an
fishing by, and the very best of Brandy ne and
Ogsr kepf for table aud purposes billiard Tables
Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller games 'or exercise,
health and pleas intaiis and pleasure seekers
particularly AID respectfully invited visit this place
We horned refer Rev. A. L. ?. Green, Rus
Hou ton, mes Eihs, y. Rrowh, and wAshibgton
Meredith, OF Nashville; nearly eyerS nan, woman and
child Columbia I'd Msury Rt Rev Jas. Otey,s
Walker Col R. g. Looney, AID DaneAn d. inerson Of
hemlk
cHARGEs WILL BIZ
Seven Dollars Per Week.
Chidren under 70 ysArs ola Ban Pr,os
ttrf4nts ~ All ages Han fftee-
Any aumber Of all kinds q eouveyanoes ready a. all
times Al 90 uubis take you 10 Beaver Dam About
three indr-a persons BE- comfortably accomuodat1d
% dont believe when you hear that We as fali
We would earnestly and respectfully invite our
hends and the Publc 20 yst Beaver Dan ~ We are nos
ready 70 receive them EAsLkf 60.
UIder thr sup-rvson aad control Of Mrs Jaae n Keller
June Att
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FOR SALE.

LOT In South Nashville College street. beyond th'
n MsdiesI Coli Re fronting g. feet, heir the Lot OF
which kvs' Carpenter sLop formerly stood For salt
cheap A. ply 10 A.. :. LINi Shy,
march26 S3 College street,
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE LOT in stuIh Nashville, corner of Sun
n mer and OAK sireets fronting l20 feet Summe
street and 1TO Oak street viii be sold bargain
The Gas is beng oanied up front of this Lot.
Adply A. V. LlNDSLEY,
march2O eGB 93 College street
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

yrou $. NJ. PETTINGiLL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
lls Nassau Street, NEw YORK,
| And No. 1OState street, BosToE.
pACo are Agents for the influential and largest
circulating both in the United states sno
| the Canadas.
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IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
/. s. w. GEERY,
203 Canal st and 719 Broadway, N. Y.

Established 5000
IMPORTERS AND DEALxgRS IN FIRST QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to t TRADE. HOTELS PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
ali who choice in their taste, and desire
genuine dTticJe.a large variety OF
TEAS GREEN AND BLACK, SOUCHnNG, POUCHONG,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 0OLONG, IMPERIAL HfSOn,
GUNPuwnER, YOUNG HYSoN, &C., in che ts and half
chests, &c.
COFFEE-MOCHA and JAVA.
wINES-MADEIRAS, SHERRIES, PORTS. HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high g AIDES, in original packages dem
Johns, msgnums and hotties.
BARTON ana GUESTIER CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES: Moet handon's Cabinet lmp1 NerZenay
D. w. idseick, G. H. Munm's, do do do
LIQU0RS-Brardi,s Runs Whisky, Gin, Arrack, ,Absinthe
Kirsch, &c &c in original yackages, also Curacao
Mlroschno Auisette, Nov. AZ Btfers, &c.
MALT LIQ' 0R5 London Brown Stout, scotch and Eng
lish ALES
CIGARS "A variety Of Choice Brands.
PICKLES ENGLISH and FRENCH.
SAUCES F " + an. Currie, Game, &c. -
C EES r-STI TON CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA
PRIN ALBERT RMESAN, GRUl ERE sAPsAGO,
DUT ~ ana AMERI AN.
SUGARS LOAF, CRUSHED, PULvERIZED, St. CRoIX,
SC. IN bbs and hail oarreis.
HAMS WESfPuAiIA and AMERICAN.
OuS- OLIVE SPERM and WHALE
eEy- Our Liquors warranted unadultera'ed, and
Of our imporsiion feb6-tiy
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PLATFORM BEEHIVES.
Sylvester" Davis,
PATENTED JuIy'26. 1853.


INHIs taken The rt premiums the State and
Cau,,y Fairs in Va n H.. Mass Ind aud Ohio, in thI
IA | Of Is5k
With TINS Hive keep bees With perfect safe
~ aud success, since all dculty and uneer Ainy
trey removed.
The y he made 10 ssodra from or rore hives
he conducted into nuube- Of hives tcfthou'
stnartafng and Il u have M supply Of Queens.
Tss entirety protected fon ne Bee HofA and
other insects, Which aud raia the Bees. his ur
tnfrsIH II Anaged according she directions which
given 10 the book.
The Ber have opportunity 10 exercise In toe sprng
clear the 6h fon her hives, whOat ny ing cut 70
die the snow.
Ths hlth at any time be removed On the hives with
cut disturbing tie Bees.
TIE Bees ean he transferred often necessary give
then bes cOab, without kiiiI then.
II prevent. All possibility Of robbing. while feeding.
thOro gky ventilated thsO1g hives,
honey boxes, and ehADbers-
Tht wofE progress . the Bees nay be IN the
hives, honey boxes aEa iced raUen
d. t Coany kghts ior sale IN the state Of Teanes-
see ~ih Books h Of Feed &C gtV fan directions ior
making Hive and manAgtHs The Bees Al eit-rs Aad
sommao icsdOas sto be addressed 10 DC. kstkS
MAyF-9m. Nashvi1s, Team
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ma. UONT;S PARIS AND LONDON MED
IL ICAL WISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE-2Oth
edition, ago pages 100 eecotype pictures CLOTH ~ and
four litter STAMPS. Mailed free Among its contents Is
the anatomy the sexual organs Of the male and female
all their and latest discoveries in re
production new srd healthy mode OF preventing con
oeptou; quacks their recipes and ecihcs the author
uneuuaied Paris and Loncon treatment OF Connorrhoe
Gleet Structures, Syphilis, Primary and Constitutional
Emissions Impotercy &C. at So Mercer ST opposite 81
Nicholas Hotel New York Address letters TO box o44 n
Y.P.O I'VE recommend Dr. armont to the Pfiic d v
C1trier des Etdts JniS, Stats ZenQ, Democrat, Day
Book Mercury alas, Police GGzeite, dc,
marchlT-dIy
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NEW AND IMPORTANT

discovery IN Cne science OF Me0lclne.
ENGRAVINGS OF THE SEALs OF THE PATENT OF-
FICE OF GRFAl BRITAIN, EC0LE de PHARMACIE
PHkRMNCIEN de PARtH, AND IMPERIAL COLLEO Z
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
nr.ln md IL . III
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK.

B. II. c U T II Il II,
NOS. SO AND 50 CORNER COLLEGE AND BROADWAY
IL as received his stock Of Boots Shoes, Hats, n.
II Trunks, Nalses, Carpet-RsRs, Sc., for the All
sring and Summer Trade, consisting in part as FAN
follows, viz: E&
Ladies hne Kid and Nor Boo'eer thin and thick sole
Kid Slippers, pain and tri mined,
Lasting istrrs side and front lace;
" Lasting Patent CiaiIers, extra fine;
" Kid Caters. Buskins and lies:
hise' aud Chdreu's Lasting Caters and Con. Bootees;
Chdrens fine KID and Nor Rootees, Welted and e. Sole;
Slippers and Ankle Ties;
Fancy Glove Kid Top Bootees;
Womens extra size KID Bootees Blu kins and Slippers
. Nor. peggef and sewed,
Servants hesvv Ca Kip and Nor Bootees extra sizes;
Gents hne congress, CAT, Pat and Kid oxford Ties;
Lasiug Brogan', Of various styles
Boys YOUTHS and Children's Ca Pat. Leather and Kid
Congress Caters AMI Oxford Ties.
AISb-Nrn's, Roys' ani Youths Calf Kip and Congress
Brogans ofevery description extra sizes.
ALSO.A large stock Of ranks Vaises and Carpet Bags
OF The best quality.
manufactures, al the tst styles OF Spring ani Summer
Hats consisting Of superior Ca asmere and soft Far Hats Of
every quality, together Eh endless variety of dne Leg
horn Pant and Straw, for Boys, Men and Uhdren all
OF which will b. old the able for ash
70 pune ual dealers. B. K. CUTTER,
Nav - Nos 81 and 80 cor Of 20 eVe ani U os'w'v.
I ALSO KEEP constantly on hand n full assortment
OF Leather Betting, FRO = TO ~ inches N wdn and
Rves Farmers aud Mach would hnd Il 10 Their In.
crest TO exam!ae my stock before purchasing.
b. r. GUTTER,
NavI9 Nos 80 end 50 60 e. C,rera snd a-,ad -av.
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A. C. GARTER. Fnx. O. H'KAY. r. TAuLcoxkz.
GARTER, M'KAY g. CO.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION WHOLESALE GRO
GERS RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
NJ RCH NTS,

AND pEAIkRS
ZINE BRANDIEs, WINES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. 73, Public Square,
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Thus protecting the public again INIT which
liable the penalties courts ofaw award.
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Il. C. M'NAIRY 81 CO
55 COLLEGF STREET

IIAvF dete mined IN future 20 leep up full and ele
giant stork n oe year that persons visit.
ing the city have q cir Wants supplied at AL seasons,
and q ev now receiving their SECOND LARGE I'M
pOHT TtON OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

THE MAN OF PLEAsUKE."-Rev T. Cuyler, OF
Market street church. New York. in his discourse
on christian Manhood" delivered on Sunday
evening, made the following allusion to the Bond
street tragedy:
Il trust that no young man here will need to be
warned against that wretchedjy false idea of man
hood which is rife in certain circles of this mil
loned peopled City The counterfeit manhood
of an oath and a segar-a bottle of brandy and
pack of cards-a box in the theatre and bet on
the race course. Hundreds of yoapg meu are
constantly aspiring TO such badges of socia nobik
ty So these! You may see these ambitious youths
ordering, with consequential swagger, their wine
suppers at the fashionable hells' You may detect
them at the midnight hour pulling the door bella
Of haunts of ipfamy, and whispel ing false names
through the iron lattice you may discover an infi-
del book In their trunks, locked up with an OBJ
scene picture, a revolver, sporting calender,
directory to brothels, few French novels, and
40 Bible Young women!-beware of such seis
pents as thsse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

Rev. Mr.. Hoge, of Richmond, ieetured in Dan-
vile, Va, on Tuesday evening last.
The o. zankee, Wisconsin. piper says l. 900 ceId
Of hickory, beach and maple wood, are piled with.
In the limits of that village.
John Punchard, revolutionary soldier, aged
"a years, died in Salem, Mass, one day last week
Mr. VIM Muskgrove. the editor of the Ameri'
can Citizen, ~ Lexington, Missouri, died on the
5th.
Philip Jaceby wss killed In st Louis on Friday
night by Henry KGbier. They quarreisd and
fought at the supper table.
George D. Prentice, Esq of the Louisville Jour
nal, has consented to denver several lectures 10
the Eastern citit 10.
TIE city authorities at Cincinnati have put the
price Of coal down ~ IL cts. per bushsl
Madame Racbsal h still at Cairo. She has not
sxpsrisncsd any change In her health.
Accounts from Salt Lake state that brigham
Young u fast declinins towards The grave.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


RAILROAD AcCIDENT-SingMtGr Escape of Pas
seagrs.-The Manchester IN. II Mirror Of Sat-
urday, contains the following account of an acci-
dent upon the Manchester and Lawrence railroad
which resulted In serious damage to the cars, but
did not In jure a single person on the train
List evening, as the passenger train mp from
Boston, on the Manchester and Lawrence road,
reached the bridge across Cohoes Greek, three ar
q half miles from this place, the axle tree of the
forward passenger car broke while the train " as
in its usual speed. and great was tie confusion
that follow ed and friehtful the wreck to behold
The engine kept the track, and its speed though
the express and baggage car got of, but the truck
frames of both passenger were torn to atoms, ex-
cept the hind and the hinge timbers laid over
the bridge, and the iron rails were pulled clear
across the bridge distance of 1870 feet, and seve.
raj rods beyond One iron rail wss bent to q cir.
Gle, aud half Of side of the bridge, where the
tenders were up at the side, was ripped cut. The
pulling of such timbers, so much iron, and two cars
fiat down was too much, and rod after passing
the bridge, fortunately the connection between
the freight and passenger cars broke, leaving the
wreck behind There were about sixty passen.
gers in both cars. and in the rear car hardly seat
Was left standing, and what is stranger than all,
not a sir gle passenger was materially injured,
though one or two went heels over head, aud got
a little scratched. Were they not scared though Z
The ratling and ripping out under their feet il de
scIibed as fearful. THIS morning visited the
scene Of the wreck. Workmen had been there all
night, the track re.laid, that the passed
as usual. The bridge was high in the air aboy e
the brook, and save fearful sight for an acci~
dent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

? THEICARIAN CoMMC NITY-The announcement
OF the failure CT the Socialist enterprise at Neuvoo
H., is saii to be a Misrepresentation The Conn
mupity is still in existence, and under Furnishing
circumstances. There is no dissatisfaction among 2
the members now remaining of the association !;
but small minority of ninety four members had
withdrawn in an irregular manner, finding that
they could not succeed in destroying the democratic
principle, preferring to substitute the patriarcha
This minority have removed to St Louis aud they
are the persons who have petitoned for a repeal O.:
the act OF incorporation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

FLOOD DAMAGES IN ILLINoIs.-Mr. Horace
Greeley, who is On = lecture tour through ILL
nois, writes under date of 9Th inst:
The food weud seem to have swept this State
almost clean of bridges As no trains run far and
no telegraph is in operation, cannot now ssy how
extensive is the devastation but the bridges near
est this point on all the roads leading out of this
place gone, including those Crooked
Creek on the Quincy Road, Spoon River, on the
Peoria, "South Henderson" on the Burlington,
and both the Bureau" and Fox" on the Chicago
Road. 1t will take at least a week to get the
tracks in order sgsin, and hardly rsi!road in H.
linois will be fully restored for month yet Re
port says that the Rock Island Road is even worse
devastated than the Burlington, in some deep cuts,
the banks have caved and washed in over the
track, covering it to depth of two feet or more,
which the cold of the last thirtyslx hours has
frozen hard as a rock. The damage to the rail-
reads Of this State must amount to millions. No.
thing heard here from Iowa as yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

sUICIDE.-A distressing case of suicide was dig
covered Wednesday evening, at a boarding house
in Arch street, Philadelphia. 1t appears that Chas
A. Whippo, a medical student, who occupied
front attic, not making his appearance at tea, and
all efforts to arouse him being unayaillng the door
being locked oo the inside forciols entraccs MAS
effected, when he was found stretched out llfeless
ON the bed, and had apparently been dead several
hours. On examining the room, envelope,
with prussc acid written on it, was found. The
deceased was % years Of age, and very steady in
his habits. He left letter, written to bis father
who resides in Iowa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

OBJECTIONS TO THE BRITISH TREATY.-Th0
Washington correspondent CT the Journal of Conn
nerce, speaking Of the virtual defeat ofthe Dalas
Clarendon Treaty says:
One ofthe chief objections to tho Treaty, and an
.nseperabe one, was its recognition of the sover-
eignty Of the MusQuito Indians. This government
has, heretofore denied their sovereignty and that
any other Indian race. 1t allows them only a usu.
fractury title to Territory but sovereignty over
States recognized the sovereignty Ct the Musquito
race, they would be obliged TO admit it 10 regard to
other races.
It objected tha', undfr the Treaty, Great Br-
tain may assign to the Mosquitoes any extent of
territory that she may please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

CHEERING NEWS Husbands and heads of fa-
miles will be delighted to read the follow Jog from
tae correspondence Of the New York Tribune:
] have to chronicle an event Of the very highes.
importance which recently happened at the French
ciety in America, rs well as in Europe The En-.
press Eugene made her appearance last week
without any crinoiine or hoops and locked the
better for it Feminine diplomatists predict now
speedy fall of the reign of hoops, though it Is not
yet certain whether even French Empress may
be able to succeed with such coup d dstat. and to
overrun ugly fashion by her sovereign will.
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THE CITY OF GAIETY AND FAsHroN-I is
said Of Paris that one ont of every three thousand
persons commits suicide; that thirds of the
population cannot afford the expense of burial ;
that in every three births one Is egitimate that
10000 persons besides those assisted by regular
charities arise every morning without knowing
how they will get dinner, and that Z 900 hsbtu
al drunkards, of the most brutal character dis.
grace the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

COTTON IN AFRICA-Iu a letter to a friend in
this country, President Benson, CT Liberia, says:
perhaps it may not be uninteresting to you to
know that George s Seymour sent down from the
Pessey country to the city of Buchanan, Bassa
county, in November last, q caravan of two huns
dred ard fifty persons, laden with valuable Pro-
duce He anu his family and some others are per-
maneLtly residing in that country. He informs me
that it is foe cotton producing section of country.
furF ished him with cottcn gin government pro-
perty) a few months ago, with the hope and belief
that it will soon be put in extensive requsition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

THE CALIFORNIA VIGILANCE CONMITTRE-
1t Is stated in the San Francisco San that the late
Vigilance Committee of California will apply to
tie legislature Of that State now in session 1t
Sacramento, for an act or amnesty Ia regard to
their proceedings in San Francisco. The Demo-
cratic members, who compose alarge majority, are
said to be bitterly opposed to the committee, and
will refuse to pass any such act
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

Y. Commercial Advertiser gives from official
sources summary OF the customs revenue of Can-
ada for the year 1856, which foots up total Of
81 3G3 02l, being an increase of about $4,000
over the revenue Of 1855 This is the suit of the
new Canadian tariff which abolished the thirty
per cent duty, and increased the specific duty on
articles of luxury The revenue from the public
works IN 1856 was s424, 1922 being an increase of
S25,l92 over the previous year. The valae OF the
goods imported into Canada, in 1856, was $50 6i3,.
352 being an increase of Sc ILL., 737 over the pre-
vous year. The value of the imports at the lead
ing ports may be stared thus Montreal $l6,210
000 Toronto s. 900 OOO Hamilton. S., ,4OU 900;
Quebec. $3.490O00; Kingston, 81. 900 900; Wind
sor, 5000 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

Too MANY DOCTORS "A young physician who
has been to the West writes to the medical world
Minnesota, Kansas, Nebra.ks there are more me.
dieal men than patients. Que or two invariably
monopoise all the business worth having, but even
the most celebrated are poorly cempen stated, while
the prospect Is not bettering. The writer very
wisely counsels his young brethren TO become
farmers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

J. T. MoETOE, JAS vi. ARMlsrEAD,
Ls.e of Harlaviile) (Late Of Cumberland CO.,
JOSEPH BLAkToE
(Of Cumberland country
N5BHTuN. ARMEsTEAD e. CO., Com.
ISE MISSION MERCHANTS. opposite Snockoe Ware
house Richmcnd Va will give special attention to
the sale Of sill kinda of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted to them.
tg- LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce. either
ia cash or Gusno d. I9-d& com
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-21

THE REV WIN ARTHUR Information has been
received at the Wesleyan Mission House in Lon.
don OF MIR Artbur's safe arrival in Eeypt in the
early part Of January, and that the state of his
health exhibited some improvement. since leaving
England
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kIHJli.1stI n hUf sTkks,
p A. ~ a 8 II

slAtMl7atL n hUfsTkhs,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN. COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
NO. 95 U4TER ST. NEF YORK.
Ev= Liberal cssh advances on conSgoments.
JOS. BaUMMEL,
uf Stesrus L Brummei, Riohmond Va
ALExAHDER l.. ROYSTER.
OF New YoIA
JAMES 3. R0YSTER,
I, lnn Richmond Va
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NOTICE Tu TKAVKLLkRs

rysHHE6l NOTICE To TRAVELLERS
9ss.s.Sssszz1l GOING NORTH.-Passengers going
Mort b sre hereby Motif ed that the route
via FredeIicksburR snd tbs Potomac River 10 NOW
OPEN And for ths present, will be run Once
Daily-Leaviag Richmond at 7 O'Clock, 4. H., and
reaching W ashipgton sG clock. z. 81.
r. Through tickets, as usual will be so.d to
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
For further information apply to the undersigned
at the Depot on Broad street..
JAMES B. WINSTON,
Ticket Agent.
Office Rishmond, Y. and p. r. n. Co..
RIcHa nd, Feb. Z. 1857
Cy r.. 3 Going North ths train stops at Ashland
for breakfast. fsS