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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31
Quarantine Matters.

TIE CASE OF THE rwo BAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF MORN SPECIAL foLIcExES-vEssKLs AT QUAR-
ANrINE.
The t-o bay thieves, James Harmon and WIN. Haley.
arrested Monday pight for invading the Quarantine anohov-
ass IN violation Of the health laws and attempting " steal
sugar IRON the bark Celia, taken on Wednesday
rim the Quarantine Jail and sent 10 the rombs oosr
oEourke Of the newly appointed special policemen %
The old Quarantine, who assisted In making the arrest
made a sdsvi, the case Wednesday morn
log, before Justice Connolly upon which latter issued
~arsntior ineif commitment before him Oncer scKevy,
o. The Seventeenth ward assisted BY officers M0ymon and
hcshe OF IRE QGran inc, took the TO the city BON
Tee men we're hsndouied 70 pre- vent their escape VS.
dtned necessary ~ the Hcahh Ocer 10 send two o. ms
tmcsrs with TIE men, a. feared gang on nsn v'.
ederaics might, heir arrival IN New York, Mem
rt'oue them. small yawl boat, taken from ,ne mn,
SUI remains at the old QnHa1linc and nsuppo, a., ~
ben stolen Harmor the older prisoner says .na' pe
VII commit suicide before he viii suner lmp'i''"o"' '"
The Peniientisy for his offence. - A.. u..,s or...
Ia camrliarce With a statement or the heatn onosr
hat an additional forco q special policemen was
needed al the old Quarantine, the ~ ronoe
rave permission "Wednesday 70 swes. 70 ns' s sa
nav fsmo, Crimes Peter W. ROD, John Marlin, Henry
Cr;ssen Leonard n Jennings, George Williams ana lanes
"a . ~, D,crs nneeen men, who under the charge of
se,gesri nchse Williams Sergeant William, holds he
essibs ro,ilou Of special warden al tho old Qusrsn
49, r.visg received hs appointment from the State
r.t~d that with this nocc force the previous thof>
on board vessels which have been pcrperaed with suoh
t~nitv heretofore will be put end 10 Until tee pas
o oe ,hs METROPOLITAN Police Law the Health Oaiccr has
been arrestns inese bay thieves Under ,hs
completed not only immense amount
Of property viii be sved TO the shpowners con gnecs
of goes brit the safety Of the public health will be lea
from the communication OF these thieves with
the shore after exposure 70 the coniagon OF Injected
Tho ship lrrum, from Por, an Prince wedns,i,v -.s
sent 20 The ov Quarantine anchor Cor proper cleansing
and ~ nlgation There are twelve vessels a. the
lower anchorage, and twenty nre a the upper Quar-.
sntlne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31
Mr.. Barbee, the sculptor.
TO TIE EpIIoH OF TIE BEaALD.

BALTIMORE, July a., 1857.
An article appeared 10 the HsRlLD the other day, on
American soul oters In which you notice vita comm ,nda
ton Mr.. william Barbees statue, the "Co7uct,e,"
On ext bon In this city. You very justly called alien
ion 10 prominent chsrAc; r.tic Of NJ Bsrbees gsnius
. sculptor, viz the originality OF his conception
Although he has served the Indispensable apprenticeship
art in It's native tesi, under the sxies OF Italy, no has
o.. nothing OF that ing nationality which makes him
recu arly the pride OF country, AMI IL a. Thoroughly
American sculptor az Clay an American SALESMAN
orc reeds only glance nj the Dol and free outlines Of
bis csqae,e," the easy AMI dasnlng altitude illus
traled by hk m1del OF "Youbg Americs" 10 be COZ
WINGED that vrghian artist has given scope to native
genius, unrestricted BY classic conye,,ioualtes. 10
fact he 70 spurn the pedsrc AMI -ervle repro
ducion heather MODELS haksyerc bars' the shacScs
Of the unnes, with Which ancient criticism had feeFei
The drama.
Nv design however, 10 thus occ1pyuz your spac, ls
not n ada my feeble tribute ~ tue SAM OF aopro5 atom
which oar county las received fro you, so mu b as
to correct uiniGg mistake which inadvertently crep
ip,o The arsle which suggested this com n1ncul)n.
Yo1 e,foneously cfeil ed Cncinasr With being th1 bh
place or the home OF NJ Barbes, whorsta t1u homo be-
iar ~ 10 the Od Dominion ma i've or the Sce OF Nir
fna he remained there Until middle ago, In hs p-aclse
" the law In Page county, known a. the right wing OF
ths Tenth Legion" rnere bis career az an srut CO n
rutnced. HIS firs porfornanoe vas IN mpielhns pair
men . Tor bis YDaniel piece The ate1uon Nhon tbe'e
simple productions attracted, the MARKS OF genius wncn
we're supposed 20 ezi.t "a them, Induced VI 10 form
resolution 10 deveope talents OF whose exsence NJ hsd
no, hmsef been conscious. Hence his so 'urn Ia Haly
snd hence that prize OF American srs sDc "Col etis
When nas already passed "a. you y " kao = TIE sesrsn
ing ordta on Oftsn Criticism, and Tt1 what sasccs tns
American public DO DOT nest 70 be reminded
tate the liberty 70 maze there facts p1bN, (Shich
leaned ron NJ hmseiD, because an a.snfei mat
20; fsil TO impress every vis,er W hls stufo-would
never permit bin % cal public attention 10 hmself by
making the correction IN person. C T. p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31

EiorEsFEr.-Recently, young printer named
W peiord, OF tioldsboro, Va elJpct from GoldsbOrO
with Mise Mary NesoD, Bot the carriage broke d0su,
snd The girl was carried back 10 nor father nee then,
Deiord has Godsboro In disguise, and Sunday
night last, Mes Neson who was on the alert es apcd from
ne house, and the two repaired 10 the residence OF
friendly squire, who was called up, aud although some
what In dshable married the young couple the lsss
that vas seen OF them wss about daylight, making ,nen
way toPkeve 70 take the morning train for Nor'ne'"
br dial tour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31

THE ST. john BOAT RAcs-It appears tna, , ~
~ John men offered 10 run the rridsy pu' ,ue
Halifax said they had il the day pelore my ~
having pulled round the course alone; al
rsco came on We learn that the stakes have been c mel
by the agonsDs and they have since been n'''e' o''
" LL1n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31

wgEAT Csor IN Nsw YoRK.--Along the valley,
IN the on OF Rush. there ha, already been wheat
In places has been extensve ana in 9th
ers the weevi has done large damages while In other ia
stances an average crop OF food wheat viii be sshered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31
Tar Jorr FtsuHay Coxxrss,ov The ,ou,,ors

THE JONI Fishery COMMISSION The members
dthe Joint FISHERY Commisson under the reciprocity
treaty with 1.-THE United States, met At Elstpor last week.
and transacted mu n importan, business Among oaev
hirgs the Commissioners decided upon the appointment
OF umpire 10 settle differences 10 rivers In New
Brunswick and Price Edwards Island. The choice fell
VI the Hon John II. Gray OF 81 John who va, nom
'ns'sd Wv W Rrsh C0mn ssionar. with Ne spnroval W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31
OUR LIVERPOOL CORRESPONDENT.

Lvrsroor, July 8, 1857.
scuins a, Wire in ne Hold ne Ssagra-HopU ne Work
Is curried on BY n. SaaorsNo Kirk fbsl in ne Rope
Plan If Pd,ing ,w ne cubie at sa.
went en- board the Niagara las, Saturday TO sec he
slowing Of the elseraphic wire small bark OF asou,
six hun ired tons, containing $50 miller Of the wre
alongside, where abe well secured.
light staging then erected from the main hatch OF
the bark 10 the fore hatch Of the Niagara this we're
placed at Intervals OF six fec, apart number OF skeleton
wheels, over which tho wire was paved down 10 the
lower circle In the fore hold Captain Hudson had selected
from nber OF volunteers sixty picked men, who
divided sto four Watches and upon whom devovei the
whole cong Of the cable One hand stationed Ia the
upper cone the deck overhaul down the WIRE
ascend seized the blight and walked arount the circle
VIII ct the rest seated around caught as passed. and
gaided fairly 70 Its bed IN the layer, beginning =, the
outer edge periphery OF tho circle, and ending at N
Gene when u carried back 10 tue periphery again and
the siding lay protected by ~oodcn baltens.
The cattle has been c.ied on board the bark 10 PRE-
cisey the manner that " n be board the Ma
CARA and the with which II can be wi,hou,
tint or foul has been very promising OF success
The Immediate superintendencc OF the work In tho
circles conoded the Of warrant officers Of me
Niagara, who consequently have 70 relieve each other
every four hours ne one OF them 10 always In stteniauce
he rork day and night Messrs. webber and FfEiA
have slDecure far rest goes The cong ds,
NJ the rate OF about 70 30 miles day, out the 0fs
so 81 A. "a as CIV miles ia the isen,y four hours in flc
told lhs, the bark expected " be cleared o, Non
day next making 800 miles IN eight days, the lrii
Saturday little or more was transferred.
On Monday another get cf will commence 10 an the
after circle the same Tine should nothing ocsrr TO
ttop the work going on the rate fortnight from
this time would suffice 10 get IL all board acd II not 10
tame for Tie smsll engine, &c which uuderstant r. 10
be put on her qsarerdeck 10 recover much OF tbs
cse ne possible In case OF rapture she viii be able 10
leave this for the rendezvous al least fortnight earlier
than anticipated
The arrange mens for paying out the cable am also
ara al AZ IA Icsp nd
Ia 10 PASS and under We rollers, which 10 be
worked by friction bands kind OF gearing then
out Over roller wheel placed at the extremity OF two
beams which secured over The ships sern and drops
the line clear OF ruddr and propeller The cseng s-ouad
The Nasa'as propeller, which found 70 be usrust
worthy, has been strengthened and think that there IL
general feeling Of connd snce among all hands on board
hat srsurs well for should say that by The lst
yseaSss Eex. tAs e1-p.na2csAJa al DC sJs.ssel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

ALL NEW STOCK.
n The undersigned having opened
"H large and splendid assortment of
new Southern Furn,urc, is pre-.
pared TO supply the trade and families on the
most liberal terms. This being ibc only new
stock 10 The city, purchasers will find it TO their
advantage 10 call and examine IL. rood. al!
lcarn iae prices before purchasing elsewhere.
VII keep constantly on hand
Marble, Sofa and trn,'c IabLss,
Extension Tables %! mahogany, walnut and
OAK, and Of MI sizes, rosewood and mahogany
Wota aud Card Fables, Dressing Table
walnut ana cherry Dining Table, oak, ma.
hogany and rosewood Sicboards. Bureaus of
walnut, rosewood ant mahogany; Armoirs.
Na-A-iants, Bedstcad-, p&riof Chairs, Tele.a.
Totes, ottomans, Dtau-, easy chairs, rockers.
clcgrrc- secretaries and bookcases, OAK and
walnut otiie. chair-. dulng.room chairs, child.
rar-' chair aHd rockers mahogany aud walnut
tea poy. and light sand-.
il,r. l'oss and Spring Mattresses,
Iookiue.G.asses and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany pafIor Sets, together with every AZ.
tlc.c usually found 10 n furniture warehouse.
. This is an entirely new cstabl simemt,
and no old -toca ON band. Purchasers wilI
find i greatly to their interest to give lhl. stofa
o. ca,i beior, btyiuf elsewhere, 90. thc trppr.,.
tor j. confident tuat he cnn ollrr them newer
STYLES ct Sac most fashionable furniture. more
substantially made, AID at grra,,. bargains
than any other hnuse in the cty.
CHARLES 4 STEWART
NDrIl 10 fA5b-v
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Prmcipal Of icmiemic Uepar,ment

The Trustees Of Marshall University, take
great pleasure in announcing TO the friends Of
Education, and The public generally. that they
have at length succeeded Ia their clori, to place
the college upon an elevated and permanent
hnss. They have secured the services of an
able. accomplished, and experienced Faculty,
aii af southern nativity aud education, ul
undaubted reputation, and Of extraordinary
skill and -aeerss in the Instruction and man.
.gemout OF our southern youth who are
allles to, and identified With u IN feeling and
continent, devoted to the rights and interests,
tie prosperity and honor ot the South. and
whose paramount end and ain. iti- 10 build up
H his community, au educational institution
O.! the Dig 5r7t character, worthy the patron.
a1e and support &c enlightened aud liberal
southern gentleman. ii wi, be- Che desigu ui
the Faculty If tins University, 60 elevate the
standard of education ia tai- ;'tte, and
throughout tur Southwest. and, LIS Rigid and
severe course of analytical if4imug. 10 brIHs
aia and dc,e.ope the powers OF the mnd
The system Of instruction viii b. thorough aai
ra3ieal, such n Will compel the student 20
fiiu.. and to understand well, th. branches
which be- studies. The found. ton must be
laid broad and deep, rs upon that, the entire
superslfueiure dclend
The discipline Will be efficient. combining
the tfmur., and decision Of Military govern
mout, with the restraining influences of pa.
rental authority such as j, calculated TO en-
sure the moral, as well A. into .cciua improve
meut Of those entrusted 10 the College To
this end, no student who il known 10 be of
immoral or vicious habits, wal be admitted
into The Institution, or, II found to be incorri.
gIo.e after admission, wil te suffered to re-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
MARSHALL. TEXAS.

l. A. EIELL, a. NJ. Preside nt,
and Prof Of ancient Languages. P9lbicai
Economy, History and English Literature.
L. $. Bass, \. T.
Pfof Of Mathematics. tie Sold Sciences,
and Military Tactics
MoNs,ruR L,rrt
Pref Of Hodcrn Languages.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
Unusually Largo Stock,

5o7at a.surId Ihal l1f -ltlA, durability. FHl-h,
sai cdeapacs-. wv cannot be surpassed M tin>
,lgrkrt NeiuirHd 70 Do PER HttENf
BUSINESS, ant viii be uaseniuia. u OF
euieav1r, % please.
~ C13 and "a nsi1s jar yoursslfss.
Nh. : LIZ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
ARTHUR n co.
Z. J. ~. x Al. I. Roc ,is@

70. ~ IchoHPHohdds STREET, Nc~ Ovitapy.
hEALERS "a Coilee, Sugar, foa. Tobac.
- co, salt, Flour, Rise Wm.kre, Winea
and Liquors Of all slud-, nn3 every article OF
Groceries ami Provisions
NJ 10 New Leyee street, running through
to Tchouptoulas street
j. } hAiLAsHER. Nair~mun. fpll
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
" Ar : HALL UNIVERSITY,

Classical Mathematical. Scientific and
Military College, for Young Men and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
Western Exchange Boarding House,

r.A 1eboaploulas II corner Natchcz street
ST.; Mrs. WILSON informs her friends
IL. aud the public, tina, she has opened thi-
extensive boarding house, and IS now prepared
to receive families single gentlemen, and tran
-.rui visitors. Her terms w. be found mode.
nate, aud her table abuedautiy supplied The
rooms are ample and well ventilated, and the
furniture DO. been recently purchased.
Persona sting ihe city, she feels assured,
wifi be- f,fa--d with the Arrangement Of her
rooms aHd t.e accommodation, Of her house.
NcI.hcr pain. mr. expense will be spared ~
ensure tic com!ort Of her guests apla-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
THOMPSON Il BARNES.
" hoieSalc Ar0ccrS.
Importers and Ucalcrs IN
Manufactured Jobgccn. tigdrS. DC DE.
~, ~ 4 ~ IONNON ST.

\I.N ORLEANS.
y B-A arre stock of GREEN AND
BLACK TEAS, selected with great care, al.
way. uu baHd.
any l.ls57 No 40 If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
JAMES LEE, Proprietor.
MAY . 1887.
~ arehowsc. Mention. Texas.

Il. IT. MAKTTN,
DEtElNi\G. Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchant. lbs aoN on hand and 10 ".
rive. Large io. OF Sugar. Coffee, Pork, Bacon /.
Sat iron. Nails. Castings, Bigg.n., R"p,.
R.se, Molsssos, Candies. Whissey. Apple Vim.
e.rar. etc which are offered Tor small adsawe
en- cost for cash OF to good customers a an
advance on cotton. aug 3-t.Mf
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New Orleans Advertisements
Southern Furniture Warerooms,
ALL NEW STOCK

The largest Establishment, in the South. a,
Nos. III and l13 Canal Street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
lsci,lo\ az.


MRS. DAVIS hs, r. tel bier Boarding
vi House so tge al ..-. formerly sHoWn
81. Judge Masna's re..deu.e ,ac rcluH, iac
other house TOR Room. Won Increased Ia
c.'uc.. she Is prepared 20 entertain q larger
number of nlsrier. aad o. ass tor % shgfc os
tLc transient ana travelling custom Frf as
Communications are anssrp4,s 3D.
MAY l6, 1897
I>ARRl Nc, brcastPins, ingcr rag, sold by
L. \ FAkEtR
FINE lolcf bats and caps, can Do fo'iua
\ 81 Che store Of fARbEN
~,rECrAtiEs, very hue lot, Tor salc ny
fARb&R
,oII.AR HuTro\e. sleeve buttons,
' ,tud., and BUCKLES, an lnn@ncmblc Nafie-
d.. f.r .s.e hv 4 FAkBtR.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

Northeast Corncr Of The Peb,se Square.
Marshall, T,aas.
- TliE undersigned having recently
h.': become proprietor Of th, Hotel. re-
-L&sA specially Hf1rHs he isirnas and thu
pabiie generally laas he IS prepared to aeeoui-
modate nll vino nay favor hir with ,hei' pat
rauae-. The hsuse fgs been thoroughly rem
ctated and '1fse ptripn Of the furniture
been neey furnished, His table will be ~
wej supplied a. that of amy hors, in Eastern
Texas, and hi. charges ui,-efatc.
1ha stage office Ter al of the stag. lines
running q and from Marshall, are KEEP. II th,s
horse
JAMES LEE. Proprietor.
MAY > 1851 ~
4 tt. Ioaclry sold By the guaranteed, ~
\ represented, II .iot. the money will b. re-
funded A FARl,t.K,
March -, ST. No-si "
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Also. a Large Assortment

Of rrailtmea'- tx ami ,tS.itoere hti, bps'-
hu.. summer and spring s,yle, negro, wud
s,.d pain 'gaf hats, ric.
Also
rpFer, spice, ginger, candles, soap, ,pharco,
and soda, and 0tner sr,icles 100 Numerous 10
m~utou We confidently invite the attention
~ ths nabte 20 uur
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Ga "a GRECO = co.,
uo.tco M e,e stool OF
SPRING AND SUMNER, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
That e / Their oek was
PuRCHA SEp EXCLUSIVELY IN NEW YORK


I'VE are now receiving and opening our
w New Stock for 1851 direct from New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29
sALmnE HEAL EsTATE

TIM UsTEk's sALE UE REAL. ESTATE
, L IN HENRICO COUNTY AT PUBLIC AUG.
TON AT the request of the beneficiary, in deed
Of trus. executed by Andrew J. Cartwright, dated
the 10Th day Of August, 1852, duly recorded in the
Clerks flee of Henrieo County Court shall, for
the purposes FAMED In said deed sell at public auc
ton, to the highest bidder, MONDAY the 4rh day
OF May. 1857, at Benriso County Court House, at
about the hour of II O'Clock, N g. the said Andrew
]. GarthrE hts interest in the Real Estate of his
father, the late Samuel Cartwright deceased titua
ted about l6 miles below the city of Richmond, sd-
joining the lands Of DR.. Mettert and others.
DAVID BAKER, JR.,
ap 25- tbs Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29

EXECUTOK's SALE OFF MOST VAJU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE On CLAY MAR
SHALL AND 10TH STREETS IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, AT ACTION By ,irtue ofi H.
last will and Testament of the late Georss Fi.hsr and
for the purpose Of making division amor his los
tees, ss also among the children of ths iate Ann C.
Fisher, shall, the acting executor Of the .sid
George Fisher decd, and agent or attorney for
other children Of the said ann C. pahsr decd se,l
at pubic suction on the premises, on WEDNES
DAY afternoon, the 9th of Msy, 1857, commencip o
at oc cok, If fair, (f not, the fair daY) the
really valuable and desirably located property, on
which the late George Fisher recently resided con
sistipg of those two half Lots Nos 776 M, in
the pan of said city, bounded by CLAY. Mar.hau and
10Th streets together With all the bu ldings nd In.
proven nts the reon.
The property is so well and favorabiy known, that
amore minute description 10 deemed unnecesssry
Ii will be diVidad according TO plat and survey 10 be
oxhibittd at She hqur CT sale
The h,lf acre, Nc 716, will be subdivded into lots
of suitable fze fr ntins Marshsl street. runpiDg
back l5z feet to an alley 20 feet wide. The other
half acre No III on which h dwelling stands, w i'll
be divided into lots OF rui able size. ontng 10th
q rect, running back l2U feet to an alley IL feet
wide
TERMs-One-Iourth cssh; balance at l. 2 and S
y secured by trust deed The taxes for 1857 TO be
paid By the purchasers
GEORGE d FISHER,
Actpg Ex'or of George Fisher. deceased.
Bale o1ndu:ted BY GoD0Is q APPERsoN, Aucts.
p The 'oresong Zeal Estate can be purchss-
ed privately before the day Of sale, by application
the Executor TO the auctioneers. ap22
N. Lot No ZIG has been sold privately.
eps5 g & A.. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29
BY Alex Mott Auct.

Two LOTS IN PORT MAYO, AT AUG.
Il lion - VIII be cold, at suction, on THURS
DAY April so, at ~ O'Clock, On the premises val.
liable Lots near Port Mayo, or the Eastern sids of
10 street, Nos IS and 26 the residence of Mr.
SHARP fronting % feet Ii inches, running back lGO
feet. Titls irdisyutabls.
FERNS cash.
ap % tds Alley MOTT ar,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29

AW Library. .The Valuable LAW
IL LIBRARY of the late Holden Rhodes Fso
will be sold st auction on THURSDAY, 5dth April,
ct 10 oelcct M Sale to tsks place at the office
Mcfarland 4 Rhodes.
Amongst the Books are--The Virginia Reports,
complete or nearly so The English Law and Ea. ity
Reports 20 vols English Chancsry Reports II vols
English Lag, 2 vols; Vners Abridgsmsrts 26
vols; Peters; Duruford and Esat Blackstone; Fitz
Gibbon Cowper; Yelyertop; Pssre Wiliiams DYER;
Merivale; DouRlss; Salaeld Burrows; Gales Yer
non Atkyn's Reports; Davis Criminal Law; Robin
sons Forms Ks, sc.
EE Gaia osues msy be obtained on Friday, 18th
inst st the store of GEO NJ WEST, Bookseller
to whom the Library lie consigned for sale.
2}- It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29

a. ASKING AND IKUNINtI.--The sub.
ING aud IRONING in the nestest manner and with
great facility. Is uses his PATENT WASHING
MACHINE, with floating bales, which experience
proves dos rot the clothes at ell; thereby
proving great saving over tho ordinary mode Of
washing. All clothing will be called for and return.
ed on any stated day.
Gg Orders left at his Office 9th, between Grace
and franklin strssts, or at his laundry, corner OF
Marshal and Henry streets, will be promptly attend
ed to.
an .S-dIm. WIN H. WOODWARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29

NE I'll Ny DEMONSTRATES INA.
~ DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La.
dies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in all this affairs relating to
life such as Health, Wealth Love, Marriage Jour.
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends. Sickness and Death, ard in respect to all
ct her subj both pass present and future and all
concerns Of life. Terms-For Ladies IS cents Gen
tlsmen 50 cents, each Apply at No. II. (which is
and Main ana Gary streets, Richmond. Va
-lrDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-29
By Alex Mott.


MES, &c will be sold at auct, On. at my store,
on THURSDAY, April so, commencing at 10 o'clock.
general AIS Ir.mont AID secord hand Furniture
DIZZY GOODS. &C A large invoice fr. m q G, 10
try store, consisting of Dry Goods Clothing, Shoes
hs1, Crockery and Glassware
0hoCEkiEs.-50 bbis. Hsrrings In good order ;
sighth:pipes Cogpsc Brandy; % baskets Cham.
pnagne whitley; Gin; Coffee suRar; Candles;
hrooms Ginger; Copperas; Starch; PEPPER; Coca
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