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A~ss EDk AHN2---A nne Iarse front
E53S Room, level with the street, in The United
ss.A states Hotel suitable for Barber, Lawyer
or Doctor, with oil cleth END gss chandalier. Also
several fac rooms for families just vacated; one pair
OF rooms connected, which will be let to families
with board, reasonable terms.
NH 2i--ts JOHN A. JETER
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THIRTY DAYS TO JERUsALEM-A writer In
Harper's Magazine says the Holy City Is now less
than thirty days from New York. Such Ia the
power of steam. The route is this New York to
Liverpool, eleven days; liverpool to MarseilIes,
four days; Marseilles TO Alexandra, eight. enc
day Of rest two days more to Jaffs, and two days
on horseback to the gates of Jerusalem.
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~ DIR. G.. W. Briggs has removed to the
Office recently pisd by Drf IL. Christsn, at the
corner of Governor and Main streets A servant
sleeps the Office, who will convey memsges to his
residence az night
Office hours daily A. n. toa r. NJ, snd5 to 8 T.
M NH i9-lmf
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xxTENsIvE oPErIEa o.
NRW SPRING GOODA4
As j. HiLLHl0EK Z B}fS,n
lsS Hrcsd ftrsst

mwf
.., me sasssrisess are about oIsni.g The mest q.
ever had the good fortune 70 oGer 10 fhsir risn1.
sId eussomsrs generaliy. and respectfully eslI ths
Of the ladies to the same In parsieular Tn
aaaiei0n 70 the usual variety Of Goods kept In cur
me. snail have Of the best stocks In thS city
In the following kinds Of RooSs: s q - -
sack Sitks of al grades
Esncy Dress Silks newest styIae s.
shs Robes sons very rich a&ef&
nerase Robes. ueet variety
lain bersges, Tissnts and Greuadfuea
lawns and French Jaccnets
rrs,ain r,ain all wool Dsianes and ChalIies
Rain and Figured Briiiiautes
stellss and Cashmere shsvls s4
bomoazines, Alracas and De Bsxes
Inoo pieces Jacooess and Csmhr1c.
1000 do Checked Muslips -
Irish Linens NAPKINS and Towels I
Table pamssk and Table Cleths l
Bonnet Ribbons large stock
2000 6ns French Muslin Collar. q So
2oe0 ins Cambria Collars $3.50
50s0 Cembrie aud Swiss Bands
1000 Rich Emb'd Linen Hdkfs
100 dozen Grass Linen do
100 do Hen-stitched do ys
500 do lowpriced Linen Hdkfs
Embroidered Muslin ana Tarietan Dresues
Nausooks and Swisses
A rich lot of Csmbric Edgings
Parssols endless variety
full assortment of Hosiery, Mits, Lacss, Eds.
ings &c.
The principal part of our goods being bought at ths
large trade auction sales in New York, the remain.
der in job lots exclusively for cash, will not sc.
knowledge any competition In tbs way of low prices
that everybody, thsse days, in favor of buying
where can be bought cheapest.
j. MILLHISER & BRO,
NH 2S-Sw 1893 Broad st.
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HOOPS SAVED HER As the steamer Common
wealth came alongside the wharf ct New London,
CT. on Friday night, on the passage from Nor
wich 70 New York, a lady walked overheard and
would nave been drowned but for the hoops in her
dress, which rendered the same somewhat balloon
isn, ana witnai answered the purpose Of more
complicated life'preserver. The might was very
dark, and IL was nearly half an hour before she
could be extracted from her perilous situation
during which time the hoops were sufic.eniIy
strong 10 buoy her mp and prevent her from sink.
ing.
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A REASON FOR DEsERTIoN-Amongt those who
have lef: the service of Walker, in Nicaragua, is
g. Leroy, printer, formerly of Washington city.
correspondent Of the New York Times thus &C.
counts for his desertion
A week or two before he left, Walker sent him
few miles out of Rivas, with orders to bring in
everybody he might fiud living on rich hacienda,
for the reason that the owner was reported to
have left the country. Leroy found three o. four
young children, housekeeper, and brother to
the owner. He brought them away, midst tears
and protestations, and they were showed into the
common caree! of Rivas. day or two afterwards
he ordered to visit another hacienda, and
bring away the inmates A son of the owner W as
reported to BIZ with the enemy on the river LIE
roy found only some servants and two beautiful
young ladies, sisters of the foolish officer, who
thought it no harm to fight for bis country In
haste, and tremblingly. they made up seanty
wardrobe, came into the presence of the patriot
general, who without word of explanation sent
them to herd with thieves and vagabonds in the
military guard house. "Am I a man or a brute2'
feelingly inquired Leroy of himself-and coming
to ths conclusion that he was not the latter, he
deserted.
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NH 2S-Sw

"Wo0dfnna Crenm,,..A pOmade for
BEAUTIvYING THE HAIR-highiy perfumsd, superi Or
to any French article imported, and for half ths
prise For dressing Ladies' Hair 1t hiss no equal,
giving 1t bright glossy appearance. Ii Gen.
tlemens Hair to curl in the mos. natural manner-
1t removes dandra, always giving the Hair the sp-
pes-snee OF being fresh shampooed. Price only fsy
cents. None genuine unless Exued 50
FErRIDGE Co., propristors of the
balm Of Thousand FIowessn
For sale by all DYuyeists. $50
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER
NH 11-sod6m Agents for Richmond.
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sLEIsHIks.-A gentleman who passed throush
the Frapconia Notch, In New Hampshire, On
Wsdnssdsv rsports six miles Of very fair slelsh-
ine from one niIe aboys ths Notch 70 The Tlums
House. 8sae es - Es
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r. Law Nofice..-In additfon 10 MI tne
conrfs he Id in the city of Richmond the subscriber
win hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts OF
POWHATAE COUNTY.
JOHN o. STEGER, Attorney at Law,
NH 23-dfmr Richmond, va.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
edncsday Morning, Aprii I, 1857.


New Pnblkcaii0ns.
Arctic Adventure by Sea and Land. from the
esrs. date TO the last expeditions in search of Sir
John Franklin Edited by Epes Sergeant with
maps and illustrations" This interesting work
has been prepared by the editor to meet the atron
desire to know something more Of Arctic adven-
ture, which has been se generally excited by the
parrativeof DIR. Kane. Phillips, Samson g. Co.,
Boston, publishers. For sale by g. M. West.
1.-THE Fraserian Papers of the late VIM. Maginn,
I. l. d annotated with life of the author. BY
r. Shelton Mackenzie" &c. Redfeld, "a Beekman
street. New York This is a collection of the mis-
cellaneous writings of the late DIR William Ma
ginn ore of the most brilliant men WHOM Ireland,
the land of genius. ever produced For sale by G
M. West
"Smiles and Frowns" By Sarah A. Wensz, For
sale by G NJ. West.
"The Border Rover" By Emmerson Bennett.
For sale by G. NJ West.
"vivia, The Secret of Power" By Mrs E. D..
N Southworth. For sale by G. NJ West.
RIGHTS OF NEuTRALs IN TINE OF WAR
Though Great Britain entered willingly into the
proposal Of the Paris Conference to abolish pri~
Watering it is not disposed to agree to the pro-
position Of Mr.. Marcy, necessary to our accep-
tance of the first proposition-shat all merchant
vessels shall be free from capture during time
of war. In speech On the income tax, on the
9:h instant Lord John Russell alluded to this
proposition of the American Secretary, as carry
ing with it au sir of philanthropy, but in practice
was one which would not tend to prevent war.
and would cripple the energies of Great Britain
Foreign nations now dread the naval superiority
of England, and are therefore disposed to peace
with her. If, on the contrary, they were sure that
al their merchant vessels would be allowed to
pass in safety, one great reason for remaining at
peace would be taken away. The United States
could march army into Canada, and Great
Britain have nc means of offensive operations
against them, because the Americans would send
out no navy. 1t might resort to blockade but
blockade, now limited must be effectual and,
with the American extent of coast this could
not be done with the en- ire force of the British
navy. 1t could not shut up Russia during the
late war with that cou1try. Great Britain would
therefore be rendered in measure powerless,
aud wars would be more frequent. He hoped no
minister would set his seal to treaty containing
United States will never agree 20 the treaty.
This government went to great length in propo-
sing the modification it did, but it will never sur-
render the right of privateering, in which our
chief naval power resides, without an equivalent
which will guarantee the safety of our commerce
at all times.
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~ Nofice ,-AccountanL Agent and Col
,ycros.--G D. Wo0T TON would respectful ly In
form the citizens of Richmond sad the pabic ssner-
hoots make of bills and do writing By .he jooi viii
siso psy particular and prompt atsns,os g collect
ps house rrnts negro hires aed eollsctlns
Security viii be given for pronps0e@ saa sSosisss-
/ ness to those who pstroniss him.
| His cfies 10 ene door below tue corner O. oovsr.
not Ina Ha,.i 80 \ = NH il-dlms
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nxs fUE hENT--Fhe Dwelling or tbe
EFss egs. side of 7ih, b4tween Clay and Leigh ats
zs1 The house contains roona, besides kitchen,
stable bsth house. &C Possession given Immediate
iy, sppyto
NH 81 st GODDTN L APPERGON
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H. p. Brown has been nominated by the Dems
Gratis Of Petersburg to represent that city 10 the
Legislature.
last Wednesday. sa I
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E To Merchants, Mechanics and Others.
As it is now about the time when Merchants and
others are wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARcs
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADINa, POSTERS,
&c. printed, respectfully call they attention to
our extensive JOB Office, which is supplied with al
most every variety of type, embracing all the --latest
styles
Our as.ortmen. of CARDS, large and small, BUS
ness and VISITING, plsin and fancy, cannot be ex
celled
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Viatint
and At Home CARDS, printed in tho nestest possi
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice ana - the low
..t CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring ar J
description Of Printing is respectfully asked at tn.
aDIsPArCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Msin snt
18th streets, whore can be seen some Of the fines
of printing executed In this try
INO. d. HAMMERSLEY l. CO.
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~ DIR. r, H. Christian has removed his
ofKcs 10 the Richmond House, Governor street,
where ne can be found ell times, except when pro-
fessionally engaged. se mn S-H
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JAMES WADDELL OF VIRGINIA.--Bishop Meade
In one of his interesting sketches of the old Epis>
copal churches of Virginia, describes the present
desolation Of the field of labor of Mr. Wirt's fa-
nous blind preacher:
"The county of Lancaster " as the scene of the
early abors of the Rev. Mr.. Waddel the blind
Presbyterian preacher, who is SO feelingy de-
scribed by Mr. Writ in the British Spy At a
time when disaffection toward the stablished
Church was spreading through Virginia and great
numbers were leaving it, Mr. Waddell, by his
talents zeal and piety, gathered two congregations
in this county. Oae Of the churches was near the
court house The graveyard in its ruins is the
only relic of the establishment of that denomina.
tion in Lancaster county. About fifty years since
the church shared the same fate with those of the
Establishment, which have now passed away. The
two acres of land on which it stood, and beneath
which are the remains of numerous adherents TO
that denomination has ever been regarded as sa-
cred grove of oaks, sycamores, pines and
other trees shaded the hillocks, and some tomb
stones which were spread over the surface of the
earth, which was carpeted with covering of green
grass.
1t was, am told favorite resort to the people
the village and country around-to the young
as play ground-to the old a scene of contem
plstion recently visited the spot, but found it
no longer scene for the young or old. the gay or
the grave Nearly every tree was goLe, having
been within year or two cut down and converted
into cord wood and sold to the steamboat. Moth
ing is now to be seen but stumps and piles of dead
branches which hide not only the hiIlock graves
but the few tombstOnes which were once to be
seen Young cedars are everywhere putting forth
their shoots and in few years it will be with this
spot as with many like in Virginia-it must be so
hidden from the view that it will be difficult for
any ecclesiastical antiquarian to discover the spot
where Mr. Waddell once proclaimed the Gospel of
Chriat
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.aSs. FOR REET The upper part OF the
- house Main street No i93, betweeu 9lh and
IE4 10Th streets, is for Rent. 1t contains rooms
and hiss wafer On the second flour. For terms, sp
piyto l. HOYER,
NH % 2tt No 1873 Msiu street.
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fl1EtUSTEE'S NUIICE.-.S z. semple OF
this city, having by Deed of Trust of thi.
date duly recorded in the Hustings Court conveyed
to me for this benefit of his creditors his stock OF
Drugs and Medicines at his Drug Store No 2O2 Main
street, and all debts due to him. all persons ind
to him requested TO make prompt payment.
Ths entire stock is offered for sale, privately un
der the provisions of this deed. The business offers
strong inducements to Druggist
Under authority conferred by the deed, have ap
pointed the said sempe my asent, to sell, at retail
and to collect the debts.
P. H. GIBSON, Trustee.
Richmond, March 25, 1857 NH &c. I'm
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srTo sourHgzN DEALERS II PERFUmERY.-
ne,scoIL,s BALM OF 1900 Flow Rs for the complex
ian. teeth, breath. DO. Price rs cents.
DRiscoLL's IhPRovEp ROSEMARY AND CAsrok
On. forthe growth sud preservation OF the hair. :
Price IS cents. ~
DRIscoLL's CiRcAssIAs HATS DYE, ,inssastsneous
Price Si.
DaIscoLL's HAIR CoLnRIxG FUN for shangins
grey hair TO its original soior without staining ths
sin. Price SO eents
DRIscoLL's PoAADE PHILocoME africs 2S cent?
Can be had Il I'll jsbbins housss and druggists Il
Baltimore, snd ofths propdstsr. p. @. DRIScoLl
e5 and s13, Bsitiness u. DsistneEs, M
Nh l7-eo1ln
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G. FssK KENF-~Tne large and conve-
E::i nisnt Tenement On Grace street, now in the
occupancy of Rev. b, Gilderslesve. Posses
sion given in few days Appiyto
NH 81 St 3NDDIN y APPERSON
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ggs FOX SALE THE House on the south
SIsa SIDE Of the Richmond Dock on l7fn street.
~ Apply on the premises to 3Rs. WILLIAMS.
nh Si---3u"
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rsets .ks<Nr ANu aAk,a,

,sS EtSa GEN T-The house recently
- occupied hy mrs. 5. Chamberlain lover GU,
MA sta,el : oosr6lng house, con al iuR sve TO
fFtsep To guy wishing ts engage In keep
ius such '.onss it IS very desirable situation. 1t
has has - 70 50 bosrders for the last nine years
To- 3 good l.lucusl tenant rent mode!at
NH 2t-,-iAS DANnRIO6-. & HART
~sa EssR III THE very desirab bic
- dwelling on 9th street, between Grace snd
r. Franklin street, in good repair, containing
seven with large kitchen and garden attach
ed. Possession given immediately Apply to
T.. II. sKlNKER eco,
NH 50 No SO Cary street.
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ID OSEWOOD vi L. L...The Subscriber
III having taken a lease upou this mill, formerly
known Youne's MilD respectfully solicts the
patronage of the public There IL an excellent Cob
Crusher attached Toll ons-tenth. Mr. John A.
Tyler, sober, industrious and competent miller
will be at all times in place to serve customers.
NH It's DAN'L e. GARDNER
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~ Iast Notice.-Une Weck Longer...
Intending 70 close my busns. At me o,s stang, on
ssocI 81 Dry Goods without regard TO cost Terms,
| "oash only -. s
| OF April Inoos InooostA. = - ssANs'
il xnk 81 =.
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NUUNVM Y IMEKCH CHANTS.-Tnke my ad
~ vice in buying Candies. and see that you get q
reliable article, that will suit your customers and
enable you to enlarge sales, get article free
from drt, nice white, and glcssy fnade of double
fined Crushed SUCCESS, and not the soft spongy stuff
that will and stick together, and cause you
trouble than profit. am making just such an arti-
Gle will suit you every pound of which warrant
to stand In any climate, snd will cheerfuiiy retu; n
the money if ever pouad of it sticks together.
LOUIS j. pSaIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
NH 29-6k Nc. I07 Main st.
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- Husba ud,s Cnicined Ma&uestaIs ID free
s,aT, unnesssnt taste and thrsa tmse the strength
81 ,hs eonmon Calosned Magnetic. Woas p's
S.ss MEDAL. and rouR fIasr fRsNiun SiLvEk
MspALs have been awarded u = being ths best in
the market. ...s...s. 1
ana y 'as '1'1A'' THOMAS ,. HUSBAND.
NH lq--d3ms Phliadelphis-
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ssns FUA REST.-.The first floor and
k3 basement of the granite front Building, on 10th
1a~& street between Main and Cary, second door
below Crawfords Saloon Apply 70
VIII. L. MONTAGUE,
fe l2-te Corner Bank and 18th strssts
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EF Price & watkins s&
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE Dry GnoDs DEALERS
No. 15z Main street, Kichmond.

No. l51 Main street, Kichm0Ad.5
SPRING STOCK, 1857.
We invite the attention Of our city and country
friends to our SPRING SUPPLY Of Erench, Eos.
iish and American Dry Goods, which is en-.
in the last few weeks. 1t has been selected with
special referecce to the BEST CLASS OF RETAIL
TRADE, and embraces the Rep sst and most ele gsnt
Goods of the season, Buyers are assured that they
will at all times get OF articles Of the beat quality
at the lowest POSSIBLE PRICES. CASH and prompt
p,yiug customers will be offered many advantages.
Rich Brocade Flounced Silk Robes
Celored Brocade and Bssaders ohsns Silks =
Checked. Striped and Crossbar do. $50,
Black Brocade, OttonsH and Radzmir do.
PLATA blk Gros de Rhine and Poult de Sol do.
Corded and Plain Black (for mourningl do. 80
Beautiful Plain ard Printed French Bsrssss
Ohintz Colored Orsandie and Barege Robes -
Plain and Printed French Challies IA
Beautiful Milsness Robes {nsw styIe)
Colored and Black Silk Grsnsdns a4
a C. Grape de Paris
Crepe Meresz Chaly Ombre and Chaliie Bsregs
Elegant French de LANES for Spring
Plain and Printed Jaoonets and orsandies sra
Solid coiored French Csmbrics and Brilliantes
French snd English Prints and Giughams
Chtntz cotored and plain white Briliiante -
Superb Point q = aiguilie Collars and Sleeves
Applique, Brussels and Guirure do.
Vslenciennes, Honiton and Lace trim'd do.
Real French Musin, Cambria and Linen do.
Mourning Muslin. Csmbric and Crepe do.
Lace Gapes and ReTthss and fine Thread Laces
Rich Embroidered Cambria and Muslin Bands
Campric ana Linen Ee gtue and Insertlnge
lnfants' wrought Bodies and Dresses .5FE :
spissdid Emb. Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdks
Real Black Thread Lace Wells
ailk Mantles and Talmas in great variety
White aud coioeed Stella Shswls and scarfs
Coiored aud black French Cloths and Cessmerss
silk, Linen and Msrs.illes Vesting
Tweeda, Nankinettes and Linen billings
Plantation Osnaburss striped and plain
Maryland Penitentiary Piaids, handsome patterns
Brown and bleached Donnestics, all grades
Whalsbone, Steel snd GHtta p cha Skirts
Manila, Cactus Mohair and csmbric do.
Dress Trimmings and Bonnet Ribbons
Hosiery and Gloves In great variety 40
Gsuze and Cotton Shirts aud Drawers
Marsses Qailts and Furniture Fringe
Damssk Table Cloths a1d Napkins
Huckabaek and Damask Towels Sras
Pillow; sheeting and best Irish Liasn
Together with every article usually kept by those
in our line of business
ppIcr vUAFRgNq
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- CanceFn nnd fulnoFn EaToa Wifkout
eutfips s-Da n KAHN. late Of EhilSdsiphia arsspeet.
fuy offers his services to the eitizsns and fhs pub
Tic generally, for the cure of CAneeFss Tumors.
Mouids Biotches and al dsessss ef the skin. fe
can also cure Secret Diseases. 81
He will remain in kiehmcnd three usonths.
car be sound st his ooe, at tbs Ciizon hcpsss nom
10 a. H., TO g z. n. sS s {. sssss e s. 4 8
nh l6--lms ~ as ~ - 81 !. + q
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DiCH SPRING GOODS
IL AT l43 EAGLE SQUARE
We are in receipt Of large stock of spring Goods
comprising the newest and most elegant styles oi
Dress Goods, all of which will be sold aE low prices
Coiored and Black Silk Robes
Organdis, Grenadine aud Bsrsge do
Chens 8aysdere and Striped Silks
Chene and Brochs Grsnadinesand Eereges
Plain and Printed Moussnes and Chalies
Embroidered Swiss Dresses
Printed Briiliants and French Calico
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars
do do do Sotts
Spring Shawls and Scsrfs
Paris Nantes
Gloves and Hosiery of every description
Unbrellgs and Parssos
Irish Linen, Table Damask, Napkins and Doyles
NH s8-ts PARKER, NIMMO & CO.
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xHfsx EN- SN MAIN SNEAEst u FSh
HsN RENT.-1hs Store and Basement of that large
szs& and superior Our stored brick tenement OH
the North side of Main street, between 9Th and 10Th
streets, new occupied BIZ DR. s p. sempl ss Drug
Store. The store ID up wards of 20 feet wide, and
IS feet deep. with spacious counting om, and a
vault in front; also water and Throughout
Being in .he he art of the city, and on the next
square above the new Custom House, Banks &c
few situations be desirable for any Kind of
business.
We may also ada that this is about the only store
on Main street nov for rent. Apply to Messrs. Tay
lor Williams,
NH d2y FT.EMING IAMEa
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for the amount Of TisknoRs affords more advantages
TO the insured.
3. When the premium on policy, for ferm M oi
rfs amounts 10 $50 per year the Company will
loan the insured half OF it at per cert tineeresf
B.. W KNOWLES, Agent.
pa A. SsEAp Medical Examiner.
Cff:e at Stationery Hail." No. 20 Pearl st.
,rh -
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<sss FAMILY Rka&DENCh FUR RhNT.
WM The lower Of the new brick buildings the
s~A north side CT Main between 81 and 4th streets,
recently finished with II and ali suitable &C.
cemmodations for family
NH 81 cots JOHN ROBERTSON.
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xz EoA kENT.-4W flnye Tor Kent, 4
ESa very desirable rooms. over the store occupied
G1A by rs,
fe& PARKER NIEMO j. CO.
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PRICE 4 WATKINS,
NH l8-eo6t Nearly Opposite Exchange Bank.

ULife IDsurance.-The Mutual Bene.
FIT LIFE Insurance COMPANY makes annual csvf.
dends of thirty.five per cent and PAYS them while
the insured is living thus helping him to pay over
one-third of his premiums.
Were the Company to r.tsin the dividends until
the death of the insured, they could a. we'll afford
to pay from 20 to go per cent. % IS per cent row
Dividends uaid to January lst, 1857 &857. .a07 81
I,ossss hy death to {" I5r6 234 60
Reserved capital to pay future Losses, 24sh5l2 i8
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

.asa FOR RENT.-PossessiOn given i'm.
60 mediateiy, that very desirable residence ON
-sA Franklin street, between 5th and 9th, adjoining
the residence of Mr.. John N Gordon. For tercas ap.
ply to SELDEE j. MILLER
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01

EUH sALE-T0 remain iG or near kich-
| rnond, likely house Boy, about twelve years Of
| age. Apply at Gary Street Jail. nh 30-eoSt@