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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-13
for thcPri,Hs
IOrHrrrSfu Day
rruD,Y, March -

Professor lIayc, wa, cry,- examined inn
mcdat,ly after the coming in or thc court
thi, morning.
E1.Goy. Hubbard was called upon ,hr
stand. and he confirmed Professor llnyr,
statements respecting the arfrryiahla dif-
ference between the globulr, oi hisi in
man and some order, or animals Several
vituvscs who bad been PR, iousiy examined
were recalled to tc,tiy u different points.
Nose. ;. jordan, the sou.in.Aw ct the
DECEASED. and a party 10 thr deeds which
were introduced saturday. testified that Doe
knew nothing about any such deeds
IN attcmpt was made 20 introduce t''ii-
mony showing an intimacy he''l'n the
prisoner aud onc Elizabeth Ann "'.-'n, but
tie Court ruled 1, Out.
\ letter. written by Mr.. knight to her
daughter. Shcrrin she male imP'rtan, dc.
cl,r,tion.. wa, offered in evidence, bot 80
rnlol out As being neither c,,icEcc under
oath, or the dying declarations Of the de-
ceased.
Ebcn H. ellison and Daniel Edwards, each
testified TO au attempt On the part OF knight
to bribc them to testify falsely consuming
hi. whereabouts on the night u the murder.
The case Tor the Government herr closed.
.ttvVrNru nay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-13

RooL auJ Dob rintiuE
pEourTLN NNp NEATLY LNrCUrLp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

A DEACON OF New EN6LASp-Dicd, at Salem, on
Sunday evening Deacon Nathaniel Frothin,y CHAM.
aged 81. lie lived in Charleston in 1875. On the
memorable day of Concord and Lexington, and in
the terror aud confusion of the inhabitants. occa
stoned by the return OF the British, his family be-
came diVded-a part escaping from the town. along
the Medford river, and part going over Penny
Ferry INFO Maiden. Nathaniel was with the latter.
and the loss Of his hat in the boat caused him moro
trouble than the balls of the British. He settled
in Salem a mechanic. where his thorough nteg-
rity of character and Christian spirit won univer-
sal respect. He successfully filled all the munich
pal Offices, We believe, which Salem could confer
upon him, and filled them acceptably, and for many
years a member Of the General Court-h,st0t
Pot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24


TaE MsRRIAIE AND iuT ssL OF CavMGSac.--Tbe
Paris correspondent Of the Times tells the follow
ing Of Gen, Cavaignac's marriage:
A brsuiIfnl girl, the daughter Of a rich banker
Of the name of Oder fell In love with the General
after the events Of lsis, without ever having been
presented 10 him. Like the wife of Lsmsrtine, sho
was inspired with love by his works. or rather by
his deeds. and sought proper means TO offer him
her heart. her hand and her fortune II was
happy nniUn. and the distress Of the widow
well be conceived at this sudden Bereavement
The beroism she displayed. however, in this trying
moment, shows that she is a woman Of determined
oh rac;~r. She caused her dead husband to toe
placed in carriage, and mounting in by his side.
with friend and her only child. II boy OF f'ur
years Of who thought his father sleeping, she
started 10 the railroad.
Arrived 81 the railroad. $50 miles from Paris
she demanded special train TO convey her TO Pa
ris with the corpse. Her request at first re-
fused She said with hrmness. Gentlemen. am
the widow of General CaYagnac. who has just
died. and it is his body wish to convey to Paris
j mast have what L ask. VIII you telegraph .
Paris for ordersi' The telegraph was pm, in ope-
ration. aud the request was granted The carriage.
with the dsad body. was driven into an open car,
and came 10 Paris express, ami thus without ever
changing the body, driven TO tho residence OF
the illustrious deceased, No. y Rue de Londres.
= Isaw but one demonstration of
feeling at his funeral. jc,lras0is wss standing
near some workmen in blouses and caps the bier
passed. In France IL ~ q universal, ana worry
commendahe custom. 20 take Of the hat, when
one passes funeral, no matter whether the cot
I'm IL in Imprinted pine in mahogany. The
bourgeois in question would not take OF his hat as
the corpse of General Csvaignac passed.
stake of your has said If the bip1scs.
No reply from the b9ur9eotS.
"Take Of your hat shouted two three hion:cS
In chorus.
That's my opinion said the gentleman, with
look Of defiance.
'Weil then, take that for your opinion" and =
heavy fist descended on the auti-Republican's new
hat, smashing it into & caleche mis- eyes and
ears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

THE Presidents 6sLLASTRr.--A Washington cor
respondent OF the Boston Post thus describes cab
met meeting in Julisna Mays concert room. and
the gallant demeanor OF our old bachelor President
On that occasion:
'On sofa directly in front sat the President,
hale and reverend. On another at his right hand
sat Secretary Cobb, plump and rosy. And again
on his left was Secretary Thompson, frank and
happy. On either hand members Of the di.
pomatic cOrps-very noticeable among them
Napier. with his weltkept air, and Sartiges, tall,
uucouth and distiag,se. The piano is played; Miss
MAY. the prima donna advances. She is of tall
ami somewhat fragile figure, and was we'll dressed.
viii You excuse me if say that she wore nloire
antique of Marie Louise blue, full, and with
trail. trimmed with lamar and silver tinsel bows
dressed with blue aud drab roses. with pearls, and
her bracelets of pearls. She recognizes the
President and curtseys, while he, with gatNard
sir, thrice kisses his finger tins"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

GRErswooD CE'TTERY.--A correspondent 81 the
Portsmouth IN H. journal thus ''hits "a " one Of
the features OF this splendid cemetery
There is feature in that par: Of the Cemetery
appropriated Tor children. which is to he regretted
good taste does not correct II had its origin in this
way. Some Que throw 4 rattle, or some other play
thing. upon chds grave. The idea was rather
poetcal one. and If it could have remained So
litary instance Of the kind, would have done very
the notion has been carried to ridiculous extent.
All sorts Of absurd piaythiugs scattered upon
the graves, and on some of them are two story
glass baby houses, filled with general assortment
shon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
THE DISPATCH.
, ~, Nv veRNrNg NOVEMBER "a 1857


TpuE SroxfssAS.-Onc Of the New YORK Ter
a,d's correspondents has met, In the Far West
with that great hi.h sportsman, Sir George Gore
whose hurting adventures ia the Rocky Noun
tafu,. conducted as they were upon gigantic
scsle for the amusement Of one man, probably ex.
ceeded anything OF the kind erer before attempted
ca this side of the Atlantic. Everything that a
sportsman could possibly require, in the way Of
shooting. fishing, eating, and drinking, prori-
ded in the greatest profusion, and all transportedn
safety to the theatre of his exploits. He says:
Some faint idea may be formed Of the magnitude
Of his equipment when tell you that his extensive
rtinue contained secretary, assistant secretary;
clerk. guide. fy-maker, hunters, cooks &c, in all
nu nbering ab,,ut so men. with 20 wagons, nnnc-
r US saddle horses dogs, Ac.. and supplies to cor
respond. Sir George remained nearly three years
In this country aud with the exception OF "ne VIII
ter, which he spent Fort Laramie, was entire
ly secluded from the world and most sssiduou-iy
engaged Ia his favorite sport OF hunting. An nc.
curste account of the amount Of game "bagged''
was kent hy his clerk, and during one season, the
results were as ollows l22 grizzly bears, Z5VJ bui-
f.I,ss be-, idss numerous elk, backtaslcd deer and
an,eIope-iu all. amounting to the enormous aggre-
gate OF 3 coo animals, none Of which were smaller
than the antelope.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
/ LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

IN For sale. my Farm Of I'll acres. in Albemarle
county, adjoining ). .. Massey, Sneed and others;
six miles from charlottesville, two and q half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
aCTesone-tEird bottom Landau cleared. enclosed
and highly impr we'd. All necessary out buildings
9Hd well of first rate water on the prenises-
Terms liberal IF preferred, an exchange viii DO
made for Richmond property. Address az Rich
moDd. "r cali AZ my Office. corner 81 Franklin and
Governor streets. S. A. HART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

r.. ysr --zEssssssEs==saassssl .sOTiCE. RICH
$50 IS - sio.,D AND DANyTLLE
RAILNUafl EUTPtNY.--NEW FRIGHT AR
EANIkAi kNE.-Gu and after the 3ltu S-ptplnhar
tGiS Company viii receive freight o. ali kinds At
EanTi4le. or an. gthec Station IN the road. hls2
.uy freight iroih IynChJUE@, pr eI+ewae-s on fbe
Inc anI AMP The same toEgat0rut Of owners
FEE = OF CltAi{GS
for forwarding, by Steamers sa;iin2 vessels as d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
: SOMETHING EXTRA, FOR

szss sGENTLEMEN.-We have just received Il
superior lot uf Cents fine French Cali Skin GsiteTS
made 10 our Order il the most superior style. They
fit beautifully and the be> Caters for wear that
can found; ana We will sell them for 30 less than
the Ereuch Caters are sold ior and will warrant
thern &c wear long. We have sold great many Of
them, and Chey have been pronounced 20 be the best
Cater or Shoe that they have ever worn. We shall
keep gool stock OF them hand and we invite all
in want of fine Cater that will MT beautifully and
wear well. 20 cali ana them. We shall have
SOME of them made double Soles, for winter.
sele PUTNEY WATT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

z WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"A WATCH AND JE.WELRY DEPOT, COR
x lzs NER OF MAIN AND PEARL STREETS.
- Having received cur fall stock Of
WATCHES, JEW ELKI, SIIV ERWAEE
and sPFGTACLEs
we are prepared to show of the largest and best
selected stocks that be found in any house 10 Viz
ginia We respectfully invite country merchants to
inspect our stock before buying, believing that
can offer such inducements will he satisfactory
Our goods are purchased Of manufacturers in this
country and Europe, which enables us to sei as low
as they can be sold in any Of the Northern cities
Our stock consists in part Of Gold aud Silver Watches
Of every description Ladies' Gold. Cameo. Mosaic,
Pearl. Gsrlmnc}e. Lava and Diamond Ear Rings Pins
and Bracelets: Badies ana GentleIuen's Colo Watch
Chains, Cold StIIGs, Sleeve Buttons. Keys and Seals
Finger Kings. with stone: Seal Rings; plain Gold
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Kings;
Gold, Silver and Steel Srectaclss and Eye Glasses
Gold Pens and Pencils; Coz Thimbes: Gold Neck
lsces and Crosses; Silver Spoons and Forks: Silver
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monnaies and Card
Cases; Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives; Silver Sets.
One OF the firm being practical Matchmaker, en-
abses lis 70 do work in the REPAIRING department
at low prices and short notice. and at the tir1e
will guarantee TO give satisfaction.
MYERS F. JAIME,
Corner OF Main and Pearl streets.
n. B.-The highest price paid in cash Tor cid sir
YER. Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

The people Of Eufaul.. Al. -
Ssxsooo 70 effect connection vish soo.sssoea
49, snsns shs Southwestern Georgia Rsiirosd q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

UPHOI STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin StsD
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
L l. French and American Paper Hsagngs, all quail
tiles; Floor Oil Cloths Curtain Goods, Ccrnces and
Trimmings, Window Shades, Mattings, ana na1y
sold a: moderate prices We also keep ca hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Rolsters and Pillows,
Curlad Hair and Shuck Mattresses. of the best quail
ity and all other work in our Hre, executed by the
most competent w0rknen, with the strctest desire
to give satisfaction A portion of public patronage
Is respectfully solicited. ~ 2S-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

CCRIoUs PHYSICAL PHEyoTrNOs.-bnsel Bowen, =
young man residing in Westerly IL. l., was the sub
Ject OF a curions physical phenomenon. a short
time since. On the 29:h Of october having some
business 10 transact in enothar village, short dis
lance from Westerly, he proceeding 10 transact
II. ard before he entered the place while walking
by the road side he suddenly felt though q dark
cloud was passing sthwart his face. aud the next
instant he stricken entirely blind. In mo-
all his endeav rs he was absolutely unable to ut
ter single wOId.
To crown ali, his calamities were increased lay
the loss of his sense Of hearing. which instantly
left him, and then he was without the power 10
sec his way TO call for assistance, 70 eyaie dan
ger by getting ont Of the way, not knowing what
was next to- happen. He stood like a stone, till
luckily one Of his companions, passing that way,
saw Bowen, and went TO speak with him, but he
received no answer. lie snook him. turned him
round, but he neither spoke or opened his eyes
but pointed 10 his tongue and anon TO his eyes and
ears He was conveyed to his home. Pistols we're
nred near him, without making the least impress
zion. lie Was the incarnation Ut nay stery. When
he eat " was with spoon. !, nen ne walked he
was led ike Q blind man.
He kept along in the aame situation j. days.
At the end OF this time, Sunday morning, Nov. Is
rs he was going 20 church. the cloud was iisspa-
ted and be again saw as formerly. He went ~
church carrying with him small slate, which
TO write questions and answers. When the music
was begun th@ sense Of hearing returned though
speech came not. During the morning service no
wrote on the slate, Hud when the preacher got
through Bowen returned 10 his home reloicrd 1t
the sudden return % his senses. andanDarentiy in
o. good health as he was when lie first experience
the calamity. We have the above facts from the
ply sician who attended him-ii'orideHoe Josrtd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

asAs --sIIIZSsk LEES REGULAR LINE
OF CANAL BOATS Qate Cox'sD
the only regular line on the Canal.
Eoat TEMPEST. Capt. Jno. Donald.
" sULTANA, (new, ) Capt. VIM. b. Smith.
- OLIVIA, Capt. j. ). Wilkinson
q" NAPOLEON, Capt g. c. Layne
% I. W. JOHNS. g. j. johnson.
" LYNCHBURG." A. y. johnson.
These all first class Boats commanded by expe-
Tenced and careful Captains ana fully responsible
for any damages likely to occur.
~ They leave every other day (Sunday's ex-
cepted full or not full.
For freight, apply at the Shed in rear of the Gas
Works, where Clerk will at all times be in attend
ance to receive freight. A. 8. LEE,
It's AGENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
DRY GOODS.

CLOSING OUT,
~ At AND BELOW COST
hs intend closing ont by the 18th OF next month
] inYit" q call from those who want.
Rich bayadect silk, and Caehneres
IHadso1as Velvet and Cloth Wrappinqs
Blanket Shawis and >caTIs
Hoiist leering auG Ser, auf5' Goods
H'anEefs, Shs ting and SnirtiuG9
IRISH Linens, very cheap
Cloths, Gas mere, and Ee-tingS
Shirts. RlSon!s and Collars
Geutlvnlen's nhawls aa,i Scarfs
iutants Embroidered. hohes
Fl, ucn " arkpti Collar, and Sleeves
pcg"tIcr viii large stool, Of other Goods all of
wF.cis VII b. sol at ard below cost.
C'lA>. HaRTWELL. Ij5 BROAD street,
L. s. 10 LErE.a - iI..t.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
F.. uvv -.sg,.zzu.ss7 GREAT NORTHERN
49, ~ 1dfssss9sssS ~ Nh SnI1TIIERN R0IrTE

r.. su -,.s.,.zsHszy7 GREAT NORTHERN
AkE ~ ts,sssssaSszTt SAND SOUTHERN ROUTE
fUK TT rTL.-TNICE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIA
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASHINGT0N.-OTer the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, to
the Potomac River, seventy-tive miles and ~ spen
did and comfortable steamers thence to Nashington
fty-ve fnilesin ali 1870 miles, i'll seven hours being
seomfortable ana perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours Of eparture 645 A. VI. and,7 lsP NJ and bag
gage under charge o special agents check ed through
to Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and new
York.
FARE:
To Washington, - 30
To RaItiuors 90
To Philadelphia, Sc
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River IL nov undergoing relay, more
than wothiYds OF il being already completed with an
edge rail Of superior quality while the remainder IS
in admirable condition. ;. RUTH,
N fr,f Trat rfafio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
TOUVIN'S BEST QUALITY KID

GLOW ES-Nsrrantedt TO be a. good rs any man
utactnref. only Sc cts; J0uvin's second quality ~
G4t. cts 2.5 more Of those Embroidered Swiss Mu,
lin Collars at l2s cts worth Is cts lu0 dozen BLACK
Elastic Belts At Us; Hoop skirts at 49, Extra fine
Linen At ~ cts. worth IS; BLACK Fringe over inch
wide. M Ga cts. per yard Elesrted Cotton ward
wide. ~ ~ cts Swiss Collars at Is cta worth 81 fpe
Camlric Collars at Sl.25 great bargains in Moir,
antique trimming fast coorsd Calico AZ ~, centA.
Call AZ JACOB A. lEVH'S
no l. rs Main A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

OFFICE souTH-sIDg RAILROAD COL
nrrHn anuRa SAINT I'd lpII.


OFFICE s0uTH-sIDg RAILROAD COL
rETERsBuFS, Sept. I'd, 1851.
r.: nm rsgg1 ON AND AFTE X
80 <ssssss.s-sss<sg VI oNDAY next, the It'll
inst anu unit ttrher notice. the following schedule
will be run ais road daily Sundays excepted, BIZ
the Passenger Trains:
NAN TRAIN
Leave Petersburg at...-...:.., 90 o'clock A, ".
Arrive at BurkeYiie Jupction) A.
at LypchbIEg at............ 90 i. u.
Leave Lynchhurg t....,....... II 10 Pm.
Arrive at Burkeyille (Juncton) Pa r.. III.
at Petersburg et............ 20
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg at............. Is O'Clock p. VI.
Arrive ai Burfeviils (Junction) s25
at LyrchbnrS at...-......... 20 y.
Leave by ncnbuTg at.................. 10 90 Il. u.
Arrive at Burkeviilo {JenctUnl rs A. ~.
at Petersburg at.............. - A. NJ.
The Accommodation Train connects with the Viz
ginia and Tennessee Train, going " est and coming
East: with the Richmond and Danville Train at
Burkeyille and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad going North and South at Petersburg.
60 Sta &. B. ALLSUP. sUpt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
FORCE, WITH ITS DOUBLE SIT OF sELF-ACr-
ING RS-TnE OLDEST OF THE
KIND IN NlRGINIA.-Tha genuine article Of Bot
tied soda Water is ppt up by NJ. MCL0RMACK-
Also Lemon and Sarsaparllla Pop PHILADELPHIA Por-
ter ami ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout.
The subscriber has added the above the botiling
Of Lager Beer Of superior quality in pint and half
pint bottles, TO suit Customer
So II 81. MCCORMACK. cas- Broad ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, 20.
NEW BOOT AND 81
SHOE STORE. 49,
No. 81 BROAD srREET.

Il
| SHOE STORE.
| 40. 81 BROAD STREET
| The ,uhscr,eer. take pleasure ia announcing TO
the c,tisons Of Ri hnoni and the surToundIns conn
try that they hsye taken the store i"9ms,y onsa
where they intend 60 keep constantly on hand wei
pooTs SHOES. RuBBERs. TRUNKS. &C.
And have just opened this morning arch and varied
/ assortment consisting in part Of
if 3d. S S5a e; = Wit do.
DO. Pointed EmameIicd Parodi
Do. BiscE Heel Caters
20. -" EugenIa Bn:kins
Do. Patent Tip
DO. Kid Welt i;uskins
Do. Goat Buskins
Gents fine Opera Boots
Dc. " ,,ii' Uurk sole Boots
Do sswed W. 2. Boots
Do. Tan sole
DO. halfw. Dress
Do. Pumpsole
Do. Sewed Brogue Boots
D., Calf sswed T. Lace Shoes
Do =" Pegged Tap Sole Ties
Together viii. = general assortment Of Ladies'.
Misses and Chldreu's shoes and Ruhbers. Also
Gents Shoes and Rubbers, fyarious styles.
sur doods being selected from the best minufac-
turcrs and the lowe market prices atser our
selves that our prices wiz The lower, according to the
qua ity than ever hsfors offered in this city. We
hope by dill enc- and strict attention toour busne'
to merit liberal share Of patronage Please al and
exanline our ,ioots before puren 4sing elsewhere-
G 20 2i ioSaa Tue >"--'' Ji RNETT EMERSON
81 JUSTTO HAND-5 cases of mems
81 thick BOOTS. together with great yarlety Of
Shoes ior men and women, br9sn q,5 its e ST."
roN Isl Main street
. JUST MADE TOOUR ORDER,
large stock Of Lasting CATERS, for Ia
dies. They made vide, running 10 No. H. .pta
cases of Morocco Bpotets running q y" ~ t1getilrr
with great variety u Chiidrer5. Ladie1, Gentle
no2i VI ~ &. :. GArHccE, III Main street.
BRU3UES. We have on baud
szsdAsSa large stock Of Broauss 81 o'r o~n make,
male ot If tlr very h@4t materials and IN the nlGat
spbStanu Il manner, which We WiI sell low tor The
qrat'y. MAKO Hakhlr,
uozi l'3 Broad street |
A SPLENDID assortment Of |
Walking Boots. shoes and Gsiter-. for La |
deg. Mise, and Children, OF our own make, which !
no III s' '''' M4 Al mAKRIs. ls3 Broad ST.
- LARGE STOCK OF LADIES |
sE'AAAaae OEs-.Iust received large supply OF
Ladies SHOES ard Gaiters, ~ follow:
L.dies 'hiek,soIe Cater Boots, with l heelss
a." Congress Roo.s
d" Wits Kid Clippers
" Ela'k q - and Morocco DO. with heels |
On haul. % ny own make
Ladies Batter ttots wi aeel-
" without heels
" thiC--oad Morocco Buskins
" Goat Bcatees
Misses " - very superior for |
school sA0.s.
have every other variety &C ladies. children and |
MISSES shoes ncw worn. LaGcS cannot fail to be |
suited if they vii cali nj NoJa, Main stree:
no g. JfO. {. PAGE, Jr.
AM3 OUR PRICE FOR LADIES |
>ssses@S FUN SHOES-Thros STRAP SANDALS 81 els !
Four 90. d. - cts Over Shoes - Cts: BlskLDe, |
lined wb Aarne =. cts Owe. Shoes, with heels, :;
cents.
FOR MISSES.-Tirre Strap Sandals - cts; liver |
Shoes - cents: Eoctees, hred with flannel - cents.
The Above warranted t1c first guGiity.
nolg MARCUS HARRIS, l>3 Broad st.
<m9 GENES AND BOYS GUM
sSsaNS SHOES Of the very best quality. price &c
dollar per pair f. gao by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
REMOVALS, Go.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
N rarly to No. 4 Pearl street, under the Exchange
srisnds o. W. PURCELL Co.
ie4 Exchange Brokers.
DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office to tho third house, South OF Trinity
Church. South side and about one hundred yards bG,
svnbitic ard COnoYrhccal COMPLAINTS and having had
much practice In this ine atters himself that he can
give very general satisfaction. call from those in-
ferest4d Ia solicited.
Or p also makes and vsnds of the best restora-
tyes (Chemical Extract of French Flowers for con-
stitutiouaI weakness ever offered 70 tine puhlic.
DR. p may he consulted Confidentiay by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to or
der in almost any direction -
eet near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

e JOHN II. WILLIAMS, former
IA iy with Mr.. John Hiil.J keeps constantly
<&sX, on hand an assortment of fine " ATCHES.
AaasazD CLOCKS. and JEWELLERY, which he sells
a. low a. auy other nous, in the city.
All kinds of fine " atcbes, such Chronomatefs
Duplex, Patent Levers and Reporters, repaired III
workmaalike manner. and Warrantt tO keep time
Tor twelve months without additional charge
All kinds Of Jeweiry neatly anu promptly re-
paired.
All Watch and Clock woIi1 done ut this establish
ipent, do myself mo. Y. WILLIAMS,
l7th st two doors from Nain ST., near the
entrance to the Fair OF the Mechanics institute.
T--lTu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

ALMOST AN ANKRicAS.-A writer in the Shirt Of
tre times' ia correcting some aud omissions
OF Bishop Meade. respecting the ..first f.miIs.S =,
virginia shows it incidentally that the poet Thos
Cainpbell had narrow escape from being an ANA
mean. The head of the Campbell family in yirpi-
na was the Kew Archibald Campbell, from Scot
land, related TO the Stuart and AIgl. G,,,i,ss ne
.ep' scheoi in WestiforelaDd, where Chief Jus.
wee Marshall aud Presidents Madison ami Monroe
AZ ss Taught by him. Iiis brother Alexandor resi-
revolution preferred tbs British SIDE of the ,,s.-
ssaa ma re,arnsd 70 Scotland, where. ia lT.T he
Of sIis NE i..he. Of Thomas Campbell the author
emipsn ss.n.s OF Hope" and Gertrude Of Wy.
OF Patrick Henry. '''' married daughter