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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA-About one O'Clock
Wednesday morning fire broke out in the second
story of The building No 203 Chestnut street Phila
de'phia betwsen Sixth and Seventh sts known
as the Aslodenn In short time the building
vas in flames, and the roof fell 10. which pushed
The wall outside, thereby precipitatng from lad
der stationed against the wall q man named David
Matthews, member of the American Eusine
Company, who was dangerously iriured, q, wer,
also three others The building. which " az entire
" consumed, was owned by DR.. David Jayne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE A few nights ago three
villains. named Harrison, Cundiff and Hull, went
to = house occupied by Mrs Shirley. on Mikes
Run, in this county, bel the old lady varv badly
committed rspe on her daughter and after break
ing up the furniture and tearing down the house
| eft Cundiff has been lodged in jail and Harrison
was arrested at Grafton, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, on Tuesdsy last Hull is still at large -
Piedmont (pd.) Ind. pendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05
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LATE FOREIGN ITEMS The failure to great
amount Of a merchant in Paris Is announced He
Is supposed to have sailed for New York in the
steamship Arabia
The government of the Netherlands has sigui.
fed its intention to send a ship of observation to
join the Anglo French squadrons in the Chinese
waters.
The American steamer Min was lost on the 22i
cf Ma ch off Tuna YAng, an islapdto the north
ward of Fo,lehow Ch ma, by running on = sunken
rock The mails and passengers were saved, but
the vessei and cargo were totally lost
An awful accident had occurred 1t the Dublin
theatre. A woman, In q state of intsxication fell
from the gallery into the pit. She was awfuily
mutilated.
The Paris ConstitntioHnel pronouuces q ws-m
eulog um on Lieut. Maury, aad cemmends the libe.
rality of the United States government in throw
ing open to she world the advantages conferred
on navigation by the remarkable hydrogra ph c
iabocs of that officer.
Obe of the cashiers of the Austrian National
Bank has disappeared, lesvipg deficit Of bstwsen
2OO,0O0h AID 300 00Of His name ia Reiter
he marriage of the PriDcs Of Prussia with the
Princess Royal of England. 10 very popular in
Prussia, and the question of public demonstrations
is already under consideration
A Russian Company intends to construct a rail-
road feem XII # to Odessa, with 3 branch line to
Brody. Accounts from the poish frontiers de.
scribe the new Russian customs tariff Gs myth y
The London Times, of 20th of May, Gays: The
Agamemnon, 81 guns screw ship, Master Com
maadsr Noddaii, will come out of the steam basin
at Portsmouth to day, and sail In a few days for
the Thames, to ship her portion of the Atlantic
electric cable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

L STEAMER WATERwITCH.-Ita appears by q
letter from Commander Page that Lieutenent JEFF
fers is the s officer to whom the Spanish gov.
erDment has presented a sword for rescuing from
peril ship of war of that nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

The last advicss in regard TO Mr.. Crawford were
that since his arrival in London the symptoms
were favorable and DR.. Fell gave encouragement
Of hope for recovery. 1t is expected that Mr..
Crawford will return to this country ~ soon - be
can be removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

BARBADOS Intelligence from Barbados to
the 18th ult is to the effect that the breadstnfs
market continues greatly depressed, on account
of large arrivals The sugar crop would be eight
thousand hogsheads less than last year
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

MURDER Mr. M Icken, a well known resi-
dent of Sussex county, Delaware, on Wednesday,
was standing in his own yard. when two negro
women by q preconcerted signal rushed upon
him. threw him on the ground, and while one held
him, the other with an axe severed his head from
his hody
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

FROM HAVANA A-The steamer Cahawba has
arrived ~ New York from Havana, with oates to
the 20 us She brings no news Of importance
The markets were unchanged and freight dull
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

RAILROAD ExTENsIos.-A convention Is to be
held st Buct hanpon, Va on the 5sh of August
next, to take measures TO extend the Alexandria
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad to the Ohio
rirar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

THE ACCIDENT AT L,BsKTY the circ1S.- p
s.ances Of the death of NJ. VIM Masnee. Q,
tarsbufg, At Liberty, while on his way 70 Sa.a -.
the Bristol Convention, are thus ssaseo " ~"
Lyuchburg Virginian: x~;,.
The train a. ususi stopped ss Liberty s,s~ m,,s
utss to take ia wood and water. wosn 1. f,sr, ~
her PASSENGER sot out the p'.lo a.h.1 ~ ha vent
BopkinA' Ii otel Fiom some ssuse =. - s,,snnsd
10 get on The train after it haa - ~. ssr bs
r. he came In conctssf sEn ~. ss,. Hs .tiIl "a
o.d his hoid On Il. r. q the .tsSs s.a IN q ssis
:.saoa !. :s.s: nee :s' s. mo 4ss
slncoes W 4. =. tonped wh poi Il Of the plat
RI, "a 10 se sswsd away Ia order 10 szsrissss rs
uepsied body
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

FOREIGN MISSIONS The Bapists Of Virginia
have cor treused to the Foreign Mission alone the
sum of q 2l4 73 during the paat twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

GaA FOX RENT-And possession afvrn
M5 forthwith, new Brick Teuem-nt with fur
a'a rooms. and dou5le'porch, front and rear Each
room has fire rlsse The houre ia situated on the
alley immedstely in of ths scuthsids House,
and bet~een and 10th streets. FOR terms &c
apply TO the subscriber. No 103 Csry street or to
Mr., James NJ Conway, proprietor Of the southeide
House Byrd street.
je4-s B. w yOTTY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

DESTRUCTIVE FREsHET.-A great freshet oc-
Cured at Port Deposit, Md ,on Monday. Houses.
bridges, and mills were swept of, and the loss of
property was immense
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

PRESBYTERIAN IN. 50 GENERAL ASSEMBLY -
Tenth Ddy.-Mr Dewitt. of Pepnsyivaria- spoke
He charged the North, especially the Synods. With
being too extreme in their measures. he believed
many of the churches 10 Pennsyivania would OBJ
ject to have aDyt thing to do with IN Abolition de-
neral Assembly.
Mr. Newton, of Ohio. replied.
Eleueath Day-Mornfag Session.-Mr Close, OF
Virgins, spoke three hours the slavery report.
No important business was done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

THOMAS BIDDLE, Esq. nf Philadelphia. died
Wednesday morning At his country residence near
Faoli, Chester county. Mr. Biddle has been long
and fsvorably known in Philadelphia, especially In
Ans ncia circles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

AeouITTED.-Francis Mannoni. tried for shoot.
ing st two students In Charlottesville, net long
sines, has been acquitted,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

STEAMER SUNK The steamboat St. Charles
was sunk near Shreveport. La on Thursday
morning. The boat and cargo are total loss.-
One of the crew was drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

Edward Babb and John Reynolds were drowned
at Parkesburg, Pa, on Saturday last. while fish
ing.
Oxalic Acid. given by druggist, fn mistake for
epson salts, killed George Rohenberg, In New
York, = few days ago. @
Bishop Meade administered the rite Of confrmes
lion v Is persons, n Whsslipg, last Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05
= VNI UABIE PsTV1Tk : !

~ bkNIE Win haN scrs OF Land attached AZ
&& the corner ot S.h and Clay streets for s.ls =.
We are authorized by Or. Jno. o. wsst (~ho wish
sud very vslushls residence located a. above, and
in n;s occupancy The lot fronts on s.h street
feet runs osss 'Sp feet to 40 alley 10 feet wide
The house. 10 S5x4S has about II rooms, has bnsn
thoroughly remodslled sna repaired and Ia now in
complete order. Theirs 10 90 ths iote Kitchen sta.
bic, csrrisse house, So ard es<ry convenience for
large family The property can bs so divided ss 70
sive to the dwelling 6S feet Ia front, and lesys c n
either side Of it. beautiful hriliing lot of so
To person who will purchass the dwelling alone
the whole promises, the price will he remarkably
able ard az to the terms the payment OF
one fourth or oneth'rd ef the purchase uey the
residue can remain On Interest 'of period OF five
yesss Apply TO GODDlN & APPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

HORRID DEATH -Oa the afternoon of the 30th
ult rs Peter Mokei and one of his sons who had
been engaged in their saw mill in Northkill, near
Reading. Pa, were temporarily absent for q few
came 10 the mill and must have laid down upon
the saw log. An agonzlug scream brought MIR. n.
to the scene where he found the child cut through
to the backbone, being literally sawed In two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

Isua FlfR RENV-A Brck Houa-. on :. Al n
kM street In Rock It's cont aoiug room enou sh
za for large size family tho frat ,or hs, been
used ss grocsry. On the premises there ia & two
story bIiek Kitchen, with large lot at.sched Apply
TO T. ID EACRO
je PesrI street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

ysss FOR AhNF.-TbaI large aud ron
HHsi v.nient Store Room. 18th cellar attsched
ka-a next to tbs office of II # Psirh 4 Co corper
OF i4th aud Main, row occupied by the Methodist
Book Concern. II is cheap and irsi rate busine.s
sts7d. Possession given st onos. Apply on the pre-.
rlFag up 20 n,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

Ms EOR sALh---The Brick House and
M,.s Lot cornet of Leigh and 20 h streets Church
-siA etil Terms liberal. Apply to
my25 r Ca(JTHoRN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

NrA FUd RENT-1he three stot Teue.
M ment now occupied by Mr Belvin, on Nsin
- sreet, between Second and Third 1t con.
tsius ter eleven rooms with gas fixtures thrrueh.
cut. The kitchen has four rooms Being In 8 pes.
saat arc convenient part Of b. city it will be found
q ds<rabe residence. Possession siven the first If
j Unrs Enquire at Worthams 3 oos store on Main
street ,,y91 =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05
BY JAS A. COwARDTN.



- FOX RHNT AND FOX sALk--For
rent, and possession given Immediately, the
Il Store ard ktsaen, second tenement from the
srner Of NAin and 10 h streets
Also. the new offaoe or Store, with three room.
~atonins the Custom House, on Is h street
Also a vacant Lot at sne North East corr.r ~
Mstn snd a. streets Ard
FOR sALE~Ahout enc Thousand acre, of xroaa
land, ss Whits Oak Swamp, between 61e and =, =
miles bsIcw the city in lots of 100 or mos scrss
For tsrs,s, &c, apply to
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

IHE ExCURsioSisTs AT CIhCINNATL-The ez.
eurslonists from the east and south, on their way
to the st Louis jubilee, arrived a: Cincinnati on
Wednesday. dispatch of that date says.
Six trains of cars, containing over one thousand
persons Including the guests from Baltimore.
Philadelphia, and New York, left Chilicothe this
morning to participate in the railroad celebration
Their departure was Witnessed bv an immense
and enthusiastic thropg, and at various points
along the route the citizens were assembled and
greeted the trains with cheers
At Blsnchester Governor Chase, of Ohio, made
= speech In response to calls upon him General
Cass was also compm anted with cheers.
The guests arrived here [Ciocirnati,l at 2
o'clock, aod are now preparing for the formal re~
ception on the part Of our city authorities. They
were received at the depot and conveyed to the
quarters assigned them by the committee of Ar
engagements. Many of our citizens have thrown
their houses open for their accommodation, and the
most unboundod hospitality prevails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

asa FOX ktNT.-A Rrck House on fioe
HH street. near the Fair Grounds containing four
aEa ROOMS Kitchen, &c, ka. Possession given Inn.
nediateIy.
so q sriek House same sizs ri'u ated in the ms
neishtorhood. Possession given about the 10th juno
Apply n +. d. EAGHO,
st St. pasrl .tras+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

r..rurcrrye HAIL STORM be WalhaHa Is.
p.a.r learns through note from Fort Mills
~. ~, osous o'clock. on Thur.day evening week,
gs,aity was visited ty frisnifal hail storm,
IN ns..s destroyed ths growing CROP vegetation.
% ~ocn Gc' The sround was covered with green
:. th,ckiy a. II the ausumnal blass bad stsip.
20 ,be forest Of its foliage The hall drifted Ia
s",ns places one and two feet Deep and Il WAS Of
sneh arsat size ~ to have endangered the life Of
nv ona ~ tposed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

<<a suk hkNT- hat very d. sirnbIe
EHr Dwelling Houss, situated ON Venabls street,
sss1 recently occupied by Mr.. y. A Hlankinshtp -
There sre FIVE rooms Ia the main building and four
ia the hou,e in the yard. There is good well of
wsser en- the premisea, and large lot attached To
Q good tenant, the rent will be very low Apply to
l. ID. WAbF0RD,
Atthe ofice of Valley Insurance Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

DIR G. II. scofr, , surgsoa 10 Walker's amy
~ho died from . wound rsceivs d ~ ths basus q
Massaya, was . son Of tbe late Joha v j scost. o.
sississipri. formerly Ct Bedford c,al,y, Va
Mach Of his boy hood was spsnt Of Fsrnvhas ana q
asmpdea sidney calisg@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05
Fsiit aAIEs1N YHNT--T

Asa FOk SAILOR ENT--Tke SchooI
EEs House formerly occupied bY the subscribsr on
-sa'a lat ST eet. between Marshall and Clay, we'll
provided with sehoo furniture.
GEORGE A WEED
j. Sta No 50 NJ ain stra,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

szss FOR REET AND WANTED Three
MN good Lodgins Rooms for rent over the offs
aCA OF the subscriber
WANTED.-A good farm hand, black Or white,
BY the month or the remainder of the year
Apply TO
Ia Str
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

A free negro wonaa named Celia wss eua over
hy "a. cars In Portsmoush on WEDNESDAY,. and
o badly Injured n 10 render hsr recovery doeps-
ful
Joseph Fitzgerald has besn convicteo 70 New
Orleans Of the murder OF bic sisters Mra AAfgafes
Leonard
The ladies' II Orange Court Honss we're spis
nen.y successful with their FAN on AeeosN NAV
Isg roaIiasd some ooo0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

| The SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CokvENrIoN-Ihe
| Southern Commercial Copv ention will assemble this
wear ON Monday, the 10th of August, In Knoxville.
1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

A NEW HUUk-Uaadom Ekesches, and
xAA"fos ofEnrcpean Travel In 1856 ny rev J.. T.
Edwa'ds A. n. Pncs 81. Jast received On sale st
Nehn sna Dspository, By
ny la-sf LEROY r. LEE, Agent.
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fmproremeHts -Sdb5ah Schools -Ffush Tsma for
s-see Drinkers -Business &c
roRhEsToHDrrcx or THE DIspArcH.
AMkLrA G. H, Va, June Cd, 81.

hAhLiA " IL, va, June ID, 3f.
some time since gave you q short sketch of tho
progress our Burg" WAS making in the civilized
World out ~ our march Ia "still onward sh all
Try TO keep you posted from time to time as occa.
si,n may present itself, else our position i'm.
por,anee and standing mishtb be under a.ed. Since
taken place, and others under cont temptation.
we nave had two Sabbath schools organised In
oiaes 70 Ify 10 improve the morals of the rising
generation g, and trust much good may result from
Tue youtnful Impressions received here
lnotice two new edifces on our streets One to
ue W taken as law building and the other az an addi-
tion to the st. Nicholas Hotel to be used rs Bar
room The proprietors of the hotel, who are ever
zgsaous 70 serve all the wants of their patrons
Wnether real or imaginary, determined to open
tnis 10 connection with their present business
"nicn they have done on quite an exteu sive scale
snd IN very abort time; and Judged from the
s.o"u around their establishment on election
ohy and their pleasing faces that The eudea vors f
the proprietors. to serve and accommodates vas
rniiY appreciated. But. 10 soon az the opno-
sl5'on line" was announced, "the ardeat, took
oery considerable fall in other parts of town.
for the proprietor of Banum's il iu.t the man
to say that his patrons get "qud for Gno ,as evsrv
notei Keeper should be If any of your
citizens want a cocktail or mint julep ont of fresh
mint, that has only beer used oace, lust le. Them
get aboard OF the Danville (Which will take
,uem up lime enough for breakfast at either of the
noteis) and he csn save 125 per cent in his drink
for they are now served up In our best town style
out OF the genuine article, for only 5 cents We
get two aud half bumpers now for the same
cnaoge we have been paying for one II the like
turn IN the price of bacon and corn would take
place. we should have flush times" in our Bursh
ihe Danville Railroad Company have been
contemplating, understand, enlsrging our Depot,
ana building new reception house, Sc, at this
place, In order to meet the demand of the trade
and travel Business seems to be moving up
town. and there has been talk of extending the
corporation limits. and taking in some of the small
VILLAGES 10 our suburbs soon as the sense of the
people can he ascertained
We had tiae rains on Monday-crops much i'm.
proved All who were 30 fortunate as to have any
tobacco plants, set them out
You may hear again from INcoaNIro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

AaA Fssk kE~T ..The h ,us, n nd store.
H:a north side Of Broad street. No 2}4 Ulyon's
- Row now occupied a. q millinery establish
ment Apply &c 234 8ropd street ~
n; b. The present tenant gives up the business,
ana hseIfrf en- st COST il s -iw
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We COPY the following dispa a.ch from the

We copy the following dispatch from the Lynch
burg Courier, of yesterday:
BkIsTcL, June 2'.-fhs Railroad Convention met
here to-day. DR. Mallory, of Norfolk, appoiuted
Presidents and A. X Moore, C. w. Button and B. G.
Broughton were appointed Secretaries.
Elevea iailroad corporations were represented -
Resolutions adopted favoring direct trade with
Europe from southsrn port. Ho, VIM Ballard
PreHon was appointed to proceed thither shortly -
MIR Preston made stirring sp ech and SIGHTED his
accspsancs CT the commission. Great animity
and euthuseum ailAd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

THE UniTEU STATES HOTEL, fs at-
mitted By all TO be Of ths most pleasant
and convenient Hotels in the city. Some of ths
best rooms are kept for the special accommodation
o. frand. ut vstors, where they win find good old
virginia Fsre IT the moderate prise Of u Is per
day: Also some superb rooms and pairs Of rooIns
for families, with Board ut moderate prices by the
week or month
" Aiso, several 6ns rooms for rent, without Board.
ap l3- 3txwfa IOHN A JEKER. Pfoprietnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

xes VALUABLE STORE ON MAIN at.
E4s F0a RENT The store on Main, between eth
ks,1 and 10th streats spd recently occuvisd hy DR.
4. semp'e ass DUG Store, 10 for rent and imm
dists possession will bs given
Being conve lent to the Ba7 7ks, new Gust m
Houe and the centre of the trads geuars'IT thus
store hss advantages surpassed by few ia the oity
SAD beng cap scious and Rsnty arranged is desl
Fable for any business. Apply to
las TAYTOp 4.
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eca ntsiRAHIE q Z lDENCN an
Ws MAIN STREET, FOR RENTING offer for
ka-s rent. the residence of Mr.. Tsiiaferro sit,
mated on the south side Msic between let and 9. 4
streets. Ii has rooms besides kitchen and other
outfoure,; siso. good ward and gsrdsn
The !ocation is cne Of the best, and persons desi
ring afes!iy comfortable residence saou'd apply-
Po.sessi ca will bs given In few dsys Apply TO
is5-6t TAYLOR WII'TTANe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

- F4,R KhNT-The Dvs eiiiag Il ousc
MY OF Mayo street, recently occupied BY Mrs Ii,
AA bsll, adjoining Mr.. Alex Motifs residence
Posse ssisn given immediate y Apply to
10 A. 10 JAMES THOMAS, JE
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as,s VALUABLE EHSlDENCh IN sgd
HsM EEi FOR sALE.-Ws offer the residence
As2A new otcupied by ?. u. Bernard, Esq, siiustes
In Fy3nsy short distance bsyood the Fair Grounds
and ct the corner Of g owe and Harvis streets.
Ii Ia afg. brick dwelling, with about 10 rooms,
outhcuses, &c.
There are about acres of land sttschsd.
The situation of tins property b.iag convenient to
the city as well as to the Richmond College, rem
dsrs 1t very desirable residence seeking retire
ment and comfort
long credit will be given on portion Of the
purchase money.
my 23-eod6t TAYLOR WILLIAMS
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side of Basin, FOR RENT.-This lumosr
house, the property Of the Jas r. Il Ks. Co,
. nearly rebuilt, and viii be ready for q tenant BY
the lot Of April. The house 10 large and commodi-
ous we'll suited for storage house tobacco fac
tory. For terms, apply to the u1dersigned
MICHAELS,
mh N-ts ssent for r. w Connection
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09
Gl0ccies, Provisions, Sc.

EE URHAlI for CHARLES NIcNElLs is the talk all A a over town. When you ask people where they cta find the best assortment of Groceries and provisions at the lowest prices the answer is at CHARLES MCNEIL $. Mo- West Street where from morn till night dispensed goods in abundance, to the satisfaction of maay customers, who take great IleasHre in recommending their friends to come where the finest and best goods sold at little the lowest prices in t"wn-whcrc direct form head quarters he is constantly receiving Teas, Coffee Sugars, Spices, Flour Salt &c in fact all things necessary to refresh the ' inner man, thus obviating the necessity of spending time and travel for the wants of the culinary department of the house.
 expect to show people that sell at the lowest living prices, and tlatter myself shall receive the
 patronage of large share of the people of this town have constantly on hand 8 large assortment o1 confectionery and fancy goods.
 Attached to the same is an Oyster Saloon fitted ur in good style, where all who want good stew can be accommodated at short notice a1, the tastes of the greatest cpicure may be satisfied
 The above is dream hut reality if any one is in d,utt please call and satisfy yourself for my motto is to satisfy every of tire gcnuinencss o every thing which offer 50 the pubic CHARLES MCNEIL
 Litch:icld, April, 1856.