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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

I'M AnFHIrHrArERTh The usual variety Of per
4 iosinsac including the most graceful and daring
ssnisna the most astonishing feats Of vaulting
ID eauiihsss, and tie most mirthprovoking doiDgs
81 ~ clowns ia to Be given at the Amphitheater to-
risbt Il il alone worth TIE price Of ticket TO see
eIsesst throw lis hncy sonersault over the pyramid
of men and horses ddubly worth the price to see
eierrist ana Ienton in their performance with the
fcur globes; and trebly worth the price to see the
Ss,ne periormers in their act Of comic gymnastics
L az III YOU wish to spend an evening delightfully."-.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

BEAurIFuL CLOTHING VERY CHEAP.--Gentlemen
wng themselves to comfortable snd stylish Christ
At Of clothing, may wish dress up their
be they youths boys chdrenas rtyshly themselves
ought b all 60 take look The very splendid
stock Offering BY kessrs. L. W. Lyons Co.. No. Is
rnna street. Camp. They viii only be suited
charm IN everythlng bat Will hnd the prices extraordinarily
low and that 10 Tho greatest charm Of ALL Read the advertise
m ens in another column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
CENTS OUes.c0ats and Raglans.
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT, MADE OF THE BEs,
STYLES OF GOODS, AT VERY Low PRICES.
LEWIS W. LYONS & CO.,
dis 2p2t S3 Canal street. near Camp.

Youths and Boys OUerC0nts
AND RAGLANs.
\ A LARGE ASSORTMENT, FOR SALE AT VERY Low
- LEWIS W. LYONS & CO.,
/ dis j2n2t 50 Canal street, near Carnp.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Gifts. Gifts. Gifts. Gifts.
b OKS! BO KS!! BOOK S!!!
PRIZE BOOKSTORE!
Now open No. IS CAMP STREET, with splendid
of NEW MISCELLANEOUS AND STANDARD WORKS.
which will be sold at
Greatly Reduced FricesI
EVERY BOOK GETS PRIZE AT THE TINE OF SALE
Valued from 25c. Sl0O
Consisting of Gold and Silver Watches Gold ockets Brace
let's Chains, Canoes in every style; Gold Pens Rings PEN
ellis etc.. ETC., which will be GIVEN AWAY to purchasers
without reserve at
EVANS Il CO.'S,
2S Camp street,
n3O 2ptf Between Common and Gravier streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Plantation Clothing! Blankets!
ETC., etc., etc.
The subscribers have in large supply Of PLANTA
TON CLOTHING just opened, consisting Of
Kersey MONKEY JACKETS and PANTS.
Red, Blue and Gray FLANNEL SHIRTS.
HICKORY SHIRTS.
Womens FROCKS, JOSEYS and SHIRTS.
also
White and Gray BLANKETS.
WOOL SOCKS and GAPS.
Black and White WOOL HATS and Glazed HATS.
Borders addressed will be carefully attended
F. MALARD g. CO.,
bS and 60 Canal street.
dl4 2pMoWeFr<w corner of Old Leyee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
Tickets, 81 oo-Each Ticket Prize!

TTck6ts, II UO-EnCh T1Cket Ff1zeg
SIX HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIEST
Prizes exhibition at the store adjoining H. Frankos Jew
elry Store Poydas street. the
of Carondelet-uextt to g. 9. Wayland Co.'s.
R4Al Prizes Of One Hundred Dollars and upwards will be
cashed demand at small discount.
APrzes One Hundred Dollars exchanged for other
goods, if desired.
pAh Prizes Watches Clocks guaranteed for one
year to keep time.
n5For minute descriptions Of Prizes, etc. etc., hand
bills, no 2pH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
Fashionable Clothing.

Fashionable Clothing.
F :. s T r N G. E r. C CO.,
mo. IS Camp street,
Invite attention their and well assorted stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING:
RAGLANS,
OvERC0ATs,
OFFICE COATS
FROCK COATS,
FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS,
RICH PLUSH VESTS,
VELVET AND SILK VESTS,
CASHMERE VESTS.
MERIN0 UNDERSHIRTS from 81 to S.
sHIRTs-Made with styles of Bosoms and Collars.
sCARFs, CRAvATs TIES, etc.
JoUVIN'S KID GLOVES,
dl4 2plSt OF importation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
Clothing, Clothing

Just received per late steamers full stock Of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING, SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS
Of the LATEST STYLES, at the LOWEST CITY PRICES
LEWIS w. LYONS & CO.,
dl8 2pN 50 Canal street. near Camp.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

FI0sUe1.s, Feathers,
AND HEAD-DRESSES.
FANCY WRISTBANDS-New article.
CORAL AND FANCY BRACELETS.
HAIR PINS-Assorted
FRENCH CLOTH CLOAKs at from 50 Is to s25.
A. TROUBLE,
No. II Royal street.
dl4 2ptf betw. Bienville and Conti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

nESyEnf UkHiON-TRA GaD- PA
~ DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies aud Gentlemen Of Richmond snd vicinity, that
life such Is Health Veal h. Love, Marriage. Jour
neys Law Suits Dificu ties in Business, Absent
Friends, sicknass and Death, and in reapect to all
other subjo-ts both psst pr-seut and future. and all
concerns of life Terms For LADIES Is cents, Gem
tlemen so cents, each Apply at No II, (Which is
over the door, Tsyior's alley, between nth and 18th
and Main aud Cary streets, hichm md, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

p,.n. oABBAaE-The Gainesville Tobacco
.aans. sas seen cabbage grown In Meckisnhurs
leave. 80 mich, when stripped OF its outer
t'0aeeo Plant don't think this can be beaten. A-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

He DIED AT HIS Posr.-A sad, but beautiful
and touching scene, was witnessed at the accident
at the Du Page bridge. On the morning after the
accident the slow tolling of a bell was heard 90
looking TO sac whence il came, il was discovered
to proceed from the en2ine as it lay submerged in
the water. The waves, as they foamed ard surged
over the sunken engine, swayed the bell which
alone with the smoke-pipe appeared above water,
and caused it to give slow tOlling sound. Wher
the engine raised from the water, the engineer
found il a standing posture with his stiff cold,
icy hand firmly grasping the throttle valve, as
though amid the thick darkness he had discovered
the peIious condition of the traio and had sprung
to tie ruin. But it was too late--the engine
aud iran, with its precious freight of life and pro-
porty, went down. and during the dreary night
the engine bell and the mad-rushiDg waters rang
out solemn requiem for the dead! 1t Is probable
That had not the freight train gone down as il did,
he passenger train fr, N Chicago, due two hours
later, and loaded with sleeping passengers would
itself have taken the fatal plunge joliet Dem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

How WATCHES ARE MADE IN SWITZERLAND.
"A large proportion of the work bestowed upon
the manufacture of watches, in Switzerland, Is
done by Gotta gers, who cultivate the earth in sum-
mer, and in the winter shut themselves up with
the ir families during the incement season, which
lasts three or four months the whole family
then devote themselves to the work making watch
movements. Not only do the children work, nut
the dog turns wheel, and puts in motion lathe
or pair of bellows. First, the rough part OF the
movement Is made by wafer power. Particular
parts are assigned to the young members Of the
family, while others are emDloyed ia putting the
plates and wheels together When sufficient nun.
Der have been prepared, the master transports
them on the back of a mule to some town or vii
lage where he sells them to little master watch :
makers, who completes the movements, or else
they are sold to travelling agents. who case them
in silver or gold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09
NIUAH WAl.kER a. CO.,
~ WHOLEeALE AND RETAIL

AND hEIAiL
CLOTHIERS, no Sc Main st.
Branch OF the Baltimore House. }Mos respectfully
ask the attention of the ctzsns of Richmond and It's
vicinity TO the stock o, Ready Made Clothing which
they are Just opening
Possessing superior fscilitie, for procuring aad
making up the greatest variety OF Domestic and For.
eign Cloths Casaimeres and FeIrings, they ene.
bled to offer unusual inducements sustoLasrs WI
are most respectfully solicited to q r-"-
fore purshssinR
CHUICE GUNPOWDEK TEA-A new
~ supply Of GREEN Tt.As just opened. The
very best GUNPOWDE TEA, retailing at only
. per pound A full assortment OF cheaper Teas
ct DDS, Toe. 900 &c according to quality. first
rate Black Tea, at 5oc Best Oolong Black Tea, 75c
par pound.
WILLIAM r. KING. 6 and 8 franklin st.,
fel4-lm Ola Market.
THE CHisWfCk ~GHOoL.--i'ne cub
scrioer ian erperineed teacher and sccre sited
40 apt q tesch"l has re-opened his Classic AL
and ENGLISH SCHOOL. at his residence, u miles
west OF Richmond. and soiicits public patronage
Tho location Is proverbial'y healthy; the discipline
Will BE- parental and CHaIsTiAH.
Board for youths Of both sexes can be obtained
Chiswiok aud in the nsishborhooi.
le27-5tsw7t GEO. @. EXALL, A. n.
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OF "THE SOUTH. pa

rvuspRCTUA OF 1.-THE SOUTH "a
DEMOCkAFIC NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED
Ar RICHMOND. v1R0lNIA.-6efore the Gloss Of
the present month, the subscriber will issue the first
number of newspaper which he proposes to pub
ish In Daily and sem-weskly editions. and " hich
he Intends to devote to the service of the South,
the interests Of ths State and to the support of the
principles of the Democratic Party But the paper
will be exclusively political that its columns
will only interest the poltsisn; subssrvient
to party to spare the misconduct Of bad men; to
betrsy Principe for the FAKE of power to disguise
Its convictions ct the suggestion of expectancy.
shsli endeavor to commend 1t to Intelligent per-
OF all classes by diligence In the collie con Of
news, by impartng something of agricultural. com
meIcal and literary interest to its columns, and by
venturpg ou,spoken and emphatic opinion on
the topics Of the Gay, matter what the hazard OF
conflict with pre- JUDGE or o. offence to the sefHp-
pointed leaders of party The organ OF no Clique,
purpose to serve the pap will address itss to the
honest judgment of tbs people, and for support will
rely their ppreciation Of energy and enterprise
ana their love of PLATO talk aud pendent opinion
There may be particular individuals TO whom this
sort discussion will not be very eeptebie but II
can concifiats the favor of the msssss may sur
yiye the opposition of ignorant interested critics
No doubt ssrvie spirits will be shocked at my zeal
in the defence of the Sou h. still have the consola
tory ASSURANCE that there are plenty of brave snd
true men in Virg;uis upon whose sym patty and sup
port " ay rely with absolute security. And 30 be-
iievins embark upon tie enterprise, with no mis-
giving az t. the result
leading papers Of the city; and will be turnishsd 70
subscribers ct the foloWinF rates: Daily seven dol
lars d year. Semi eeky five dollars p1yd6 in i'd
rance.
Money msy be sent by mall to the address Of
ROGER A. PRYOR,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

S,kUAK POsT-! CEDA K PU-T. Per
" soma desir0us of purchaong Cedar Posts | viii
furnish them in any quantity OF any SIZE, length
&c. Orders left with MARTIN SWEENEY, on
franklin street viii be promptly attended to. ex-
pect a to arrive about the mi ddle of March.
IA 25-12t
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In SPRING, 1852.
n CHINA, GLASS AID EARTHENWARE
GEORGE j. SUMNER,

UEUkGE j. , VI MIX,
No 20 Pearl ST.. Richmond
Has in store. and IL receiving fy recent ami
v4ls, from liverpool ard the American Factories,
his Sp- ing supplies Of CHiHA. Gil ASS, FARTHfk.
WARE, LOOKING GLABaEs, FANCY GOODS,
NC. to which he invites examination from mer-
chants visiting this Market.
His stocs wi be found extensive and complete,
and will be Seld good terms any house In the
country offer.
10 sill cash or prompt paying time customers in
duce ens will be offered equal to any to be fou ID at
this North.
To those merchants who have been in the habit NJ
buying all their goods a. tbs North, he would say,
that all he asks is impartial inspection OF MS
stock and prices assuring he they will save time,
labor aud expense, by leaving thar orders here.
The m 81 careful and @ pererced packers engaged,
and goods promptly foi warded.
STONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
pricas nh 3 I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

NTtTICE..-k have this day appointed III.
l Y SCHULTZ Of the city of Richmond my
Agent 10 conduct the business of n pfacturng and
selling CLOTHING, HATE and CAPS in sal city;
the said business 10 be conducted by him exclusive.
ly TO cash. l.. LCRTENSTEIN.
Fab 23i 1857 fs "a 62wt
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eaNANClAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The hrarciaI news ny The sfsla 70 fsvoraoie, Con
soils closing Arm at 8 for cash. Money was quoted
at FIVE per cent on the Stock Exchange for short
loans and at six per cent at the Banh OF England
with lower rates current on the good paper BY p'i'
vate lendera The return from the Bsnt ST Eng
land for the week ending Feb. l4th, was favorable
the specie showing an increase of 92so4i4
The Cotton news 10 not favorable, while for Bread
stuffs ihs advices give hope Of renewed sxpo'''
from this side
Cotton In New York under the steamers news, mas
aeansd cents sales of 600 bales and proaoiy more
Of transit PARCELS Strict Mddling Oriesns' In IRAN
sit at l6tbs freight sold at 1s!s N.,.
York for Nh, Tst week 10 March, for the past three
years: - ,ore 1853
Total eu.d this port 276 SIC 81 $50 295 81 $50 a6
Thrown on tbs mkt, 5oZ456 1,75s6l4 l,o4,,Sil
The movement of Dry Goods shows no material
change from last yesr The qnantiy imported ana
that thrown the mari ct being diminished ABOUT
a ausrter of million OF collars
Va 6's per the Persia were quoted In London at
88d8L Va 5s sterling e4Gs6
The financial circular of sweeny, Rit.enhouse
Fsnt a. Co of tbs 9Th instant. says: The supply of
wsrras dur the week has largely increased, and
prices have des!ined cents per acre we quote the
market dull to-day at he foilowiDs rates:
Buying Selling
40 acre warrant, Sic per acre. sl.I3 per acre,
20 ecre warrants 80 l01
e, ,sS : ::5: x xsTss', g " 49, 81
Sales in New York Saturday, of SIS, 600 of Va. SIS
at a9t, and a5~0) do at 8924
NOrthern Markets.
NEW YoRK. March 7.-Fiour--Ths market to day
heavy ana prices to 10 cents lower with sales Of
800 barrAls at $3.50 Sc 9S for common good
state and Southern st II al 10 for mixed to good
brands
Whest-The market has closed unsettled, with
sales of Is GOO bushels at l73 cents for white; South
ern red d, Ga cents.
Corn-The market quiet, with sales of 80, coo
bushels mixed at "a cents
Pork-Tha market is frmer with sales Of - bbls.
ct advance of Is cent; &4024 Is for nlesI
Bsef-The market 10 frmer, and sales of bbls at
6 80 for new Chicago.
Lard-The marketi is frmer, with sales of bbls at
l44 csDts an advance OF 1900
WhiskeY-The market 10 firmer, and sales of bbls.
at sc cents for Ohio
BALTIMORE, March Flour Is steady; sales Of
Howard street ana City hitsat So
Whea. ia better sales of white 50 al 81 and red
at 81 41D5 46.
Corn-sales of good white at sass and yell
low at 56062c.
Whi,key il unchanged; ssles at 27t 023 cents.
Richmond Markets, March 7;h.
FL0UR-E transactions to day for shipment.
We still quote Sc S7t az 80 for superfine.
WHEAT Market rretty firm to-day ct former
quotations viz iS50l40 for good to prime red l45
to for good to prime white
CORN,-There is more hrmpessi in the market and
quotations 10 to IS cents per bushes-Gith 1t Ia be-
leved an upward tendency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

INTELLIGENCE R - 4 w sPAP Il h--lssS-
L TlCE.-ln consequence of the absence of ssvera!
persons who were expected to be present the sale
yesterday, the suhsc concluded that he would
not offer the INFELLIGENCER for sale at auction
He offers the lntelligeneer OfiJe including
Presses, Types and other material heretofore emu.
merated- together with the good will" of the pa
per, tthe value of which may be accurately sscer-
tanned by reference to his books) at the minimum
price of 81 O0l payable in g. H. Is aud "a months
ior approved. endorsed egotiable notes The books
will show that the nett cash income OF tbs paper
Excluding ali uncoiiecte2 accounts) has been
$1,000 per spnum for the Ga seventeen years ana thai
in some years it has reached a6 go.
To the purchaser OF the Newspaper, the Building
in which it is conducted and built expressly for the
purpose, Bank street, adjacent to the E.xchang.
Bank, will frat be offered ~ fair valuation, and
should he decline to purchase, it will be sold
ton.
As the subscriber will return to Raleigh in few
days and asi is best that tie negotiation f,r tbs
purchase OF the paper should be conducted in Peters
burg, ne refers all persons desiring purchase to
3essrs. PAhNILL Soe, who have full power to act
for hi n in the premises.
N. 8 Until the SAFE of the Newspaper Office the
paper will be continued usual
JOHN w. sYME
Z. On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

NOTlGE..The best Invention ever offer
ei to the public Is the Floating Ball or Knuckle
Washing Machine All persons living in the counties
of Chesterfield, Prince George and Ddwidde can OBJ.
tain them Of w H. Woodward North side of Main Ct,
between Sta and 9Th streets and on East side of 9th
between GRACE and Frsnklin streets, James M
= rdus in Manchester, and of j. w. RowIett. In
Petersburg.
jab-ts w, NJ BRAGG IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09
Richmond March s. 1857

up ( UiAL NUTICE.-w. PLTEEsuN,
- GRADUATE OF T II PHILADELPHIA
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. having purchased Of
Fancy ARTICLES &c, at his city DRUG STORE,
corner of 18th and Man streets, next to the st.
Charles Hotel, respectfully solicts continuance OF
bis predecessor. ana hopes by strict attention and
particular tbs purity and good quality of all
articles offered for sale, to meet liberal share of
custom MARCH 2, 1851
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

- NOTICE 10 The LADIES
aaS8 The subscriber hiss just received large
supply of Lades, Mines and Chiidrens
Shoes cons sting in part of
adies Morocco Volt Bootes, with heels
Misses DO do do do
Children's do do do do
Ladies' do Thin sole Bootees. with heels
Do dc do do without heels
Do Black Lasting Gaters, very fine
Do 90 do do without heels
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Nth heels
Misses Morocco bronze Slippers
ChiidIen's Morocco and Pat Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles OF shoes.
All of the above goods were selected by himself
with especial care and he takes pleasure in recon-
mendiua them to his customers being of the very
best quality ALEA. HILL
NH 2 l27 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09
CO-PARTNERsHIPs, DO.

s<-r
nIxHOLUTgON.--The arm OF SIZ XIX d
IL fHAUP, 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The name ofthe firm will only be used 10 settling j.:
come forward aad settle their accounts. % indul-
sence cannot b. given One of the partner. may
slwsys be found 1t their old stand until let April
NH STE. W.A.PHAUP
nIssUL U T o N...The Go-partnership
- existing between TYLER 4 DAVIS, 10 this
day Dissolved BY mutual content: ~,
All persons indebted to the lste concern, VIII
please make immediate Payment, and those having
claims against the late coueern, will pres.nt them
to WIN II TYLER, who will continue the Grocery
Business at the old stand of TYLER & DAVIS, at
inc 'A'''Al' 'A' u ~ WM H. TYLER,
NH SEE ROBERT 8. DAVIS.
nI~-s'LUTlUN OF COP AhTN Eh>HiP.
IL Thu Co-Psrtner hi . heretofore existing bet ween
tn, undermined under the firm of ]. l.. SMlTHER
& BRO. 10 this day dissolved BY mutual consent
cent thsm to JOHN l. sMITHER for pay nsnt; and
those indebted respectfully invited to cali and
set,s th cir respective dues with hi who 10 alone
authorize to wind up the business ,
Feb. %, 1857. e. .. sMIThER.
JOHN L. sMITHEH will continue ths DRY
GOODS business in III, house lately occupied by j.
L. smiiher Bro, sno begs to tender his most crate
fol acknow gments his friends ana h pubir for
aud RESPECTFULLY socits for himself continual &c OF
tn. same assuring them ihsc his best efforts will be
used to rive entire satisfaction to ali who may 1tend
to him tn ir fayors.
NH Sim JOHN T. aMITHER.
ni.SULUTlUN.-.r firm OF BOW SIS,
~ SNYDER CARTER which expired BY llmits-
ton the firsr day of January last and has aimee
been conducted under the same style. has been ais
SOLVED by mutual consent, IS of that date.
ASA SNYDER is authorized to settle the bust
uess Of the late firm
Al. BOWERS,
ASA SNYDER,
CHAS. CARTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

Having sold to W. PETERSON my stock of Drugs,
hereby recommend him to the COT fidence of my
frie and the public and respectfully ash for him
continuance Of the patronage heretofore literally
bestowed upon me.
My office, for the present. will be with Mr.. Peter
son. az the old stand
MACH 2 10 I NH Sd m B. WOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

4 UETION AND (UhiMi -slON bUSI.
n NESS.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he has taken
the old stand OF Gsst Lisbsrger, recently occu-
pied by J R. Lipscomb, Main street, in the town
of Danyille, where he will buy, eel, and receive on
consignment for sale, either publicly privately, all
kinds of Country Produce, and all articles of Goods
Wares and Merchandise Groceries &C., ana make
the usual advances on coDsig
ID viii as heretofore, attend to the sales OF To.
bscco and any other article of property to be sold
publicly, either in DsnviiIe the surrounding coun-
try He fiatters himself that an experience of over
fifteen years will warrsut him in promising entire
satisfaction all who msy favor him with their pa
tronage Having secured the services of Mr. RO
BERT S JONES, formerly of the house of John
son & , o he H4tters himself that the requirements
of ell h's fr ends will be f1lly met.
He refers to messrs Stokes 4. Rives, David T. Will
Iians Samuel Ayres and James A. Cow Irdin OF
Richmond. and to 81 the merchants, snufactureTs
and business men generally, in Danville
20 10 THOS .. NEAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

A. J BOWERS Will continue the manufacturing
end putting up Iron Fronts; House and Railing Cast
ings and all kinds of Architectural Iron Work. and
soilcts the patronage of ali those wanstrg any hing
connected With his branch of the business, which
will be conducted at the foundry formerly occupied
70 9n-Himt
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Feb. 60. 1857,

ASA SNYDER Will continue the manufacture OF
Stoves &C. at the former works OF Bowers, Snyder
l. Carter, and solicits continuance OF the liberal
natronssa heretofore extsuded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

NRs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR-Tni
w excellent snd never telling remedy for Coughs
Colds, Whooping Cough Pulmonary Complaint, and
Swing greet relief in Consumption and most diseases
arising from Colds end neglected Coughs Is rapidly In
creasing in popularity The following testimonial 10
from gentleman we'll known in this community:
RICHMOND, May %, 1858.
Mrs. Il. B. Dd,cs: Dear Madam, take great plea
in certifying the beneficial effects of your val
liable medicine, named ana 50 well known al Mrs
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used it in my
family for the last year,, in the use of which
my wife has been greatly benefited and myseif re-
stored from disease of the cheat contracted during
my campaign in the late war with Mexico with ell
gratitude, Madam towards you, for its good efects
you can make any use of this letter you may think
proper, for the benefit of the community at large.
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS G BALL
For sale BY Mrs. 4. B. DAVIS, senaets Been
Alex. Duval, Pn:ersos Jackson, Chas. kills3asgh,
.. ]. PieoI A. Bodsker and Charles D. Yale.
NAGLE SODA WATkM hSTABLISH.
IL MENT.-The best article 10 always the ches pest
especially when it costs more than the Inferior
article, and this is emphaticay the with GAM
FIELDS celebrated filtered Soda Water. IL suy
body doubts it. let them try for themselves and be
convinced. am prepared to furnish superior phila
deiphia Porter, Ale, AMI Chanpaaue Cider in guam.
titles 10 suit customers the above articles ara cot
found to be OF the first quality, the money will be
refunded. W. CANFIELD Agent
Mapufaetory, Goth, between Main and franklin sta
de rs