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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-11

The following are said to be infallb!e re
cipes: For preserving the complexion, temper
ance. For whitening the hands, honesty. To
remove stains, repentance. Forimproving the
sight, observation. Abeautifu ring, the home
circle. For improving the voice, civility. The
best companion TO the toilette, a wife. To keep
away moths, good society.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-11

A story writer says" Florabel elasped her
wide white brew with her two hands, as if to
still the Thunder of thought booming through
her BRAIN How her head mus: have ached
with such noise mi Forabel must be the
young lady whose eyes emit lightning hashes!'
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-11

M5SSG DR.. GUSTINE'S OFFICE
49, For the Treatment of Diseases of the EYE and
Imperfections of Vision, No. 1876 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans. All surgi-
cal operations upon the Eye attended to. Such as
Cataract Squirting, the insertion of Artificial Eyes,
etc.. ETC. a- s...'-rl. jan l. 1856
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-11

An eminent modern writer beautifully says:
The foundation Of domestic happiness is faith
in the virtue Of woman; the foundation Of all
political happiness is evidence in the integrity
Of man; and the foundation Of all happiness,
temporal and ctcrnal-reliancc on the good
ness Of God #z- r. trea .@I @r@ @$s.@ '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
Naval Intelligence.

sts gloory aspec. OF Affairs = China calling Tor ~.
lnforcemcu, of cur naval vce1k In the II lbs
Ccai EMPIRE and the present slender dimensions II The
marine corps have eompeIsd Uncle Sam suck ri5-
bons 10 bis cap, and 10 appeal 10 u1e military aror a
Young America, "ouId Ireland" and DlssA palrsonA
foe recruits. rendezvous open in Centre stre<,
under The control Of Mr. swzey, where persons wishing
N hear pocucsl euogy nautical sold,ery would do
VIII 10 call The old frisato Savannah which every body
expected condemned, s ordered 70 DO refssd and
prepared for sea at The earliest convenience Tho marine
guard slocp Decatur viii leave for that
sci tho Illinois, the vessel sailing after her TIE l5h
Of May, n " expected, tho Cumberland will leave
for the Coast Of Africa The dat of the Mssissipps do
rAure for China has pc been definitely dxed though sbs
~n evidently sail carly In Nay. The Brooklyn Navy
Yard Is undergoing thorough renovation pepars-
tory " The arrival Of the Commodore. Another
square has been fenced and efort being made
rase pretty grass psots around The yard The cOmmo
doos house has been newly rooted and repaired IN cbes
respects. II win Be beautiful sumner residence, sur
weeping Willows" u Mr. sick would have t. Tbe ADDE'S q
Brooklyn entertaining strong hoye that the Ocn
mnndant-whocver he be-~in abolish The Unnecessary
rule restricting Sunday viters and that II he do Mt they
would be tsuhcd in appealing 70 The bahful gasantry
The marine ofcer Of The gate guard, who woubtnf NOV
bow 70 20 about refusing them admitance'
The slcop Of war sara,ova Commander rhon, sa,hd
nom Havana The 10Th for Key West where she arrived 90
the ns,--an wel-and was 10 wait orhsrs 70 go worm "
70 Pensacola.
IxS TINE EAT Inns Irassl s:'' "A store or, ship ,
pAi abcu, tho Ioth Of Nav Tho Jac'no, Conselbioo
and ~. Louis are The ships "a that station
The Norfolk Herald Of g7Ih INST says-rne United
cooss Of Afrcs The steam rgac Roanoke viii be ready
n, nor s,cers and Wednesday next the 2th
land Jeus, nani Cas pace, attached 10 the
rsvsnz air has been ordered bold him.
ser mi readiness for duty on board the Germantown. Dee
unaijco Past rnda and China Lieutenant Edward Dnad
500 re5c; yesterday for duty on board the steam uss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
rAasEnoyRs ny THE auAKER CITY.


W. rtSret 70 hear Of the death Of Samuel vchcou q
which occurred In thisci,y understand yesterday from
attack n govt in the stomach lie was We learn m
i've q tbo North Of Ireland, from whence be "a this
country when young. He long and fsvoraby known
M member OF the house of Brown Bushers Co. bank
Of this city, and for many years VIA the buslp man
o. The firm In New Orleans, where he formed barge crcie
Of freotls, who held him In the highest eseen ror his
many arniabie and social quslities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
Review OF the Market.


from the San Francisco Prices Current, April L.
The past fortnight has been by active one
in business IN this CITY, and the amount Of goods sent 70
tho interior has been much smaller than generally
tcpaed at the sailing Of the last There has also
been pause In the speculative movements which charac
terized the preceding fortnight and the market altogether
has been quiet At the time generally well
sustained and the impression prevails that the ruling dull
ness s but temporary and Will ere long give way to
Of considerable activity when Tho stocks in the in
terror become reduced 30 far as 70 force the country
chants into the market.
not difficult to account for the present state Of affairs
The purchases made during the month OF March, specu
lave account, unusually heavy, and absorbed a
large amount OF money, at time when the market was
much than usual Although the then operators are
well able 70 hold the srngency which al present pre-
walls prevents others from purchasing from them az
current rates except FOR actual requirements, and
thus the speculative movement is for The brought
a stand still The country ants, with fair stocks
hand, not disposed b Increase their supplies at
market In Their favor and that delay viii prove pro
htabls in the LONG The obbers, under these cir
cumstances ho ao also preferring that the specula
tors should carry The Market and meet the drain Of
restthe more 80 If they sold largely the country
they would have to give long credits high goods
Thus operations OF all kinds are stopped and although
rates are well maintained but few sales comparatively are
effected In last issue ventured the opinion that
this condition OF snairs would ense and stated that the
activity we then noticed was mostly anucipatory In its
character. The result has justified expectations and
may have 10 wait weeks before the country
the supplies in the interior when this takes
place particularly should the advices from abroad cont
favorable, period Of considerable activity may
looked for and perhaps still further enhancement Of the
value Of staple goods
sAN Ft,SCrco, April 4, 1857.
HorR AND MyAi--No ules OF either reported TO day.
The market rs very dull
GRAN.-No sales Of wheat. The narke, for barley "
down; 6000 bags sold at &c $50 bags oats at exc; and
100 bags Mexican private terms.
PRovruoys.-No salss reported.
GRoc1Rns-sales of 900 bags Costa Rca coffee; 900
mats China rice; and 100 boxes mans adamanne can
dies all on private terms.
I1evo~L-ioo one eighth casks New York brandy sold
at CSC.
wHs.-bo baskets " Gloria" champagne sold on private
terms
oioo cases Pagpiol olive sold at 81 co. 500 cases do
do. on private terms. .
SPLITS oF TuWxSTrSE-2o bbls sold at &c 30 days,
and 900 gallons on terms not made public
CoRpAeE GEO ibs asored sizes Scotch sold on terms
not made public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30


-
NJ, rsn-I a,A not
NJ n,ConosWeIl vouy associate nd and 10 5r,xv,st
a, ~. hos rosso. IA ma mean 10 iu,errnus srd
Ia 80 49, done ec opv Thai IN. other ada vs,e in
, "o, IT, ."', .s-arS.,a' o. ~ ha. Inc 400, ~
's,, upr.s my ae ~ as hy ray Of oonn,srno.
~ T,.rn" W. - '.r.n,arrlotna -,rr.
A"'t - ~" :" 49,
ofs, a'ons. - "A ht .oro,.n, Ia held ,ba, III,
M soek I'm 40 - 49,, ~, ~
e,, W NV . .V D a., = ,,oi,. cS..a n, ava,
ea my ~ many po. - ,srr,,, 49,,
~ u wa. comps.sn. ~, -, ss 49,. ~ ~ yh ynat
seai interests 70 IesaI" W u'o p"7 ,,,,sn ~ 1900
M .ouf, pc o'a"n W Po,s 1 j., -. o.,
~ , ~. ~ yo,"on -, ..,t, ~, - cnrri~1
W. w. 49, phVpfc VI sosni .n'. .s M ny . ~. so.,.
oy Ns'lpn8 70 ', oca supoi Nfo ,l ,,,s 70 -.
~ 'a ~ ln' ~ s, - . ~ o.,
,h Wv, 80 y, l'o' ,o' mias o "a 80 $3.50 20 ~,
nao,y oou'u NOV 90 or'a'sa $40 tSi W ~
p,i y. ainl,sa" y T, wa sno p., hI.n ~
rors,,,o az ,es mat wa 'o - ~ o I,
honi ,h Co., s'o -. T 80, o ~. - - ~ ~
80 - - m .".p ny ~ 'p 10, ~, ,S -,
Honor s,nd , r. f - ~, HHmS.. .s ~ -o.L,
law hi bard ON q ~ 60 r.. I, $500 no 10 s,r,hsr
NJ. ssl al ,ha ca, . ~ ~ ~, -, T., ,.hl.,
tho 60 , d - "a, am I'm, u. sp ~ I
sho,li n. ,rea,ed a, ,,.n , s re, >, ~ s,on ~
no ooyornsd nv ,he on;nans d, in ~ T., ~ AZ.
or The ctuor,e and Tniors ia "a ba h court womb
jacpar. ,ha, ~ ,.s NC no, 80, a,i 1850 -
~, ~, , ' ~ r. r 49,, 40 ~ A''''A' ' "~
Mr. oconor on the part OF the plan,ns, submitted ,bo
following pont. ,,,.,,,,,,,,, p,p. ,p T., a., n,,,,
eco, 49,, ds .nd IN lev ,na ~ IN, nnrov,"Io,s m,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

Karsas ExaRArror--A letter from Iavrs>cs
Ksnsss Tso dated April 10, rubhsbed in the Bossos
Trrr~~, Ays -
N. enzrsen for tbo last month caaa AAse svsvaesd
ke dan Coz shcwsDd ~ aas gnuno dsvr 80 n-s
has exceeded Mat number he daily ar1jvss y ~ p.b
hc houses VI iawvence have fr thaa lime been al ~ ns
RON non skvcholdsg Ssses and ars ssrs a ~ 49,
snn az ENGRAVING 70 GET lid Of the pecahas curss A.
many more savc pseed through city ench day Who
n pe ocnsdered The cavalry division and baggage train
% ne great westward march; whole families, With ther
ncenod goods, provisions, farming tools and sock Who
oms pferar cd 70 plant Themselves II new h0uDa
and have share IN the next harvess-bruens in hrs
neir nome Tor The time with them In the shape q hrea
COVERED wagon. These most valuable secsaiuna.
ramer 70 DO relied on with mot security such From
All parts OF the ferrory re bear hst bs roads ansa
v.kh Hsse trains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
News from Havana.

49,, ,.on,, M SoAhs oIIi-eUlck PASSAGE
pEpARrr-RK ron NEW opr = ns--nrsv,rr.s 80.
v.,vyy,s 49, -. ..-s.s .''N'Ni nNc fN.o'
"AIAhNe AnA'--rhn st1Ah AND MONEY MAR
kkrs-sLkvE LANDING, ETC.
a., 90, -. ~.' .''l up. sns'o'u', ITO" mooho
,... ax.,.oa 49,. 100000. .. - - 49,
INV "''oo "e'o yos'eroay hternoon'
The Granada. Mcl3owan from Aartnual arrival q, III
v.pa ON the evening Of ,,s qa,h ~ ''''
on Cape Hattsrss 18th a NJ tbe oualer rs,,, $780,,
-. -, - vs. N'' wy istSei
United states sioop war beating 10 the norihward
The Quaker City made the passage from Mobile 20 Hs
- $3.50 - - ~ Nv" ""'H" W fih's
m In t3k hours, and remained In that port % hours
No,htr, of ,.,ru,-..-.o. 80 -...,.,... :. ,,
N~1his VI i"Ppi'no' was uaAffih4 az HAVANA
The weather quite cool and Va. health NJ the CITY
-. :, : - ~
and country perleA
Mr. Morse tho Cnrrtsorcr grou tso r-,,,ed Sat- q,
. - ~ 49, "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30


n decrease during me prsss. quarter shipments BY
= 1886 sol a. while said vessels there 2 an excess
- Ie67 with grand tosai shipment, b Slts lac.
WxArmR MrrSe AND AaRSCuL1uRR-The Ala, Of the
IN says-fhe abundance q rain that has fallen In all
er by supplying him With for gold washing free
c. eet and in localities where csu otherwise have
bsen obtained, but Ako 70 the farmer and herdsman
Wvspoting Q luxuraaht growth Of grain and grass
kAe winter has boen ono Of uncommon severity,
ssa sno~ e :s !. . Men, v s mountain al.
With the labor Of the miners 70 considerable
shg. however, has opened with The most delightful and
Assa cleared Of snow the roads are drying up and WIN
1Atiy be In excellent condition. while the work of the
nasaadman and gardener y IN an advanced state, and
vegston Of alt KINDS growing with great rapidty The
OEe surface Of CaiifwnA Is at this time covered with
Aeas Of grain or grass, blooming IKE garden
sAs 70 prolific harvest, and fruit also PROMISES 70 be
sbindant .9 -
h0B vIolNH-rHREs Mzy HAuUrcsD Tho Marysville
learns from Mr. Malion, Of Forbestown thai three
- NE four who arrested At Long Bar ferry, and
bsugh TO that city on the 8lst uk, from whence they
were next day Bangor have been executed by
- people Of that place The circumstances
ey could BIO ascertained, were as folIows will be
ected that they were sccused N shooting and robbing
CAnamen, and sent up be examined before Jus
oce Of the Peace, who bad ksued warrant for
ehsi apprehensions They had been examined and
hsA 70 answer, and placed In charge Of the Con
ssse at Bangor and tho shern sent for On Thursday
1anDg some time between the hours Of two and four
00ock, Ferguson, one OF the four succeeded in with
brewing his hands from the handcvns, after which he
hbsraed the rest They then possessed themselves of lhe
so.stables pts DIN what manner did not Iearnand
sAsnpted TO make their escape. The DARN promptly
Svcn and the people pursued and overlook
rested them Ferguson the youngest of the party turned
1nse's evidence, and protected The other three
oeOge Rnggold George ~ johnson and RI LAke-were
Aan6 weere they were taken. Mr. Mallon informs that
sCsrmers jury had been called, and the verdict was
Fgund hanging 10 oak ree" but the parties engaged
- ne hanging unknown 70 the jury They were all
ysOg men-neither supposed 70 be over twenty -four
years old.
ARREST Oh. RArS.-Dr Bates, late State Treasurer
~ taken in custody says the Sacramento Union OF Thurs
~ by the Sheriff. In consequence OF his surrender by
emlth, Of the securities his bond for his appear
Nnse 70 answer the indictments pending against him. Al
ne hour In the evening he In charge Of officer
- having succeeded In obtaining another bondsmon.
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA Cny BURNT up-On Tuesday morn
~ Inst large vacant house consumed In California
involving the entire destruction of the nasmuch
- was the only building In the place.
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.
"a Dsu1ss sasxs, s.svs. .ssssd, "a : ys:s. -
bscwr. in Ghassa, The l9h INST, Il cunsnmpsion,
enss So.sS ss. ' TsS e. Asr sns p
more aged % years.
Cos'1c-lD san Francisco, Esreh %, Of consumption,
sarah Cohen, aged 20 years, alive Of England
CuRRy--A fan Luis Roy Narch1, John Curry, Of New
Hampshire, aged sbeat % year,. -
Mary jane wife Of william Il. Dove, aged 70 years and
THsDuuCr 10. Pom oe0..y, Oregon, JAM %, James NJ
Folson-In San Francisco, March 81, Il sore throat,
Iralk Eossn, native Of Augusta, Me-, aged years and
GRARBN--In San Francisco March e. 10 the alst year
Of his age, Armand Eienne Grardin Of bayonpe France
i JunAE.-In harysyie, March "a, Philip 8. Julian, for
KMs-ln San jesse, March Is, Of consumption, hr.
Roland King, q native Il Alien county, KY, aged 40
years.
MAoAY-Ip Hometown, Shasta county, March IS, Mr..
Hugh hsekay, native of Ednburg, Scotland, In the SD
year OF his age.
HoMnIu~In san Francisco, March %, John, son Of
Daniel Achalen, aged 10 months.
MoRroS.-h Sacramento March &c, Stafford p Norton,
PKspls1os Bakers Prairie Marion county, Jan. %,
Champrey Pend!eton, aged "A years.
PlRRm-ln Fan Francisco, April l, Of consumption, SEQ
RcKr1is.-At Kerne RIVER March 4, OF pneumonia and
droy, Elder j. T Ricketts, nthe Gath year Of hh' age.
Azelene Eliza Roberts, youngest child Of Capt NJ r. and
Mary Roberts, aged year months and y days :,
hCHr.--ln Ran FranceCo, IN thursday, March I9 q
putrd throat Pauline RIGHT, daughter Of Capt ~ r.
Rchit, naive Of New York, aged years. $50 70,
San Frsne,o March 81 & sore MIR snroas
Roberts, aged years, Z months and 6 days.
srEen Fan Francisco, March 3d. Of congestion OF the
brain, Mr. Abraham seeg, native Of Germany, aged 40
years 60, -. = .
ToRREy--At Redwood Landing, San Matteo county VIM.
G. Torrey, native Of Canandagaa Ne" York, aged 10
years.
TRACy-In San Francisco, March rs, Grace Emeka Ira
cy, youngest daughter Of Frederick r. and Emily Tracy,
aged IL years.
VAu---ln San Francisco Sunday morning, March %,
Ida only child OF Charles II. and Aida Vail, aged
year, months and days.
VAN Pr1T--In San Francisco, March 81 George Wash
ngton infant Of Captain David and Rachael Van Petit
: aged month and days.
wArERs- In San Francisco, April !, Alfred a. Waters,
son OF f. d. and T. A. Waters, aged II years.
WATKINs.--In San Francisco, Thurday, April 2, Of
consumption, VIM. Watkins, native Of Dublin, Ireland,
aged So ears.
wmrdAN.-In San Francisco Friday evening" April
g. after protracted Illness which she bore with great
forttude Helen Amanda, wife Of S. p. Whitman and
daughter Of Jonathan Baou, Of K. J.
YopT-In Big Canyon, II Dorado county, March 20,
Crawford W., youngest son Of John b. and Liyena E
Yount, aged years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

SsuuniN made ssecssSsl deans N ~ sAasaSsss q
49, NJ. " ,hs "iSdy Lysas "So wswsed houss, =
- metropolitan theatre, Sab FrAbcbeo, On Me 90sb uk
~ engage mens suH eomiaues, and she rsptdly grow
- nao pubic favor. Fl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

M1seoIka0cOsn1 Ieo0Aas
hEroS1AnoN OF TRRAsvnR-Dnring the past three
Hnahs, January, February and March, thsre were az
p9>ed from San Francisco lhs following anouss Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

THE decision Of Judso Davies dssoivtng The s9pnrar
injunction which DO had granted against the new Pohc
Commissioners WIN be found ON tho second page Of Chi
mornings HKRALp.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-11
,u.> co.'s LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL. PRIEE SoV,Vu"

p. IN. great favor with which our snale
o~et 70 have SEQ received BY 'he pnois,
Ss d;fas have t Tsss s'.wiss ,"s s.sS sstaasy
sFts - the yesr The t,lowias scheme viii be
thHoFsnvt' tn II tb.,r I.nttetf-s for March 1851
drs"' saturday, March 2,st, 1897.
CLASS 30,
,;, ,hs city Of Atlanta, Ga in rublic, on
10 o saiurdny. aia,ch 18th 1892,
rmt ri ~ or STNGLE NUMBERS
"' 1850 Prizes
49,, tyg one PriTf % hte't Ten IieNeH'
hT' 3nO00 Tickets.
NLaSiFICFNT SERENE!
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tDt thE hS Es-- pat favOriie Utd Wits
Aey now over nine 20 ten years old, can still be
h'o OF us ltlstoo well known to say any more far
lhef taan we warrant it to please or take it back
fJr sale by WINsTUN & POWERS
ts Zi-im CorDar Csry sr6 pzsrI a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-11

The St. Paul Min, papers record the death OF
Bishop Cretin, of the Catholic Church.
General Winfield Scott passed down the Cum
berlaud river last week, en- route for Jefferson
Barracks, Ky.
James A. McClaugherty. editor OF the oiney'
III. ReDubiican, died of small pox on the llsh
Feb MIR. McC. was young man Of 26 years,
native Of Virginia.
WIN. Harper, An old merchant Of Augusta, Ga )
died on the 7th inst.
DIR r. H. Hancock. well known politician o.
Mtsaissippi, died on the 24th alt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-11

| lVtuh~, GrNhRALLX Y ~ full stock of
al grades constantly hand, at lowest market
rates for .sIu by
te A-lm WINSTON & POWERS
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{ vRul nd PLASTER--JIsI received, n
"a superior Ertlcie Of Richmond Inspection No.
1touna Plaster, IN store Tor sale by
ir dim tSeTDN Il POWERS.
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NOTIC k.-.My: vile Martha a. Le,yis
hA iefF nay bed and board without Just cause
W u pI0'"cauou on my part; therefore, DO forwsrn
o. parsons sEalnst receiving her into their houses
s.us hef credit for any thing my account, for any
sum OF amount whatsoever
"a i9-nm+ IOHN LEWIS
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NIl9~ l.. ", WHITE proposes 10 give
w Lesaons 10 ElCCutiCu in this city. Those who
"Cud fsTor her with their patronage, can learn
lems, &c, By addressing note to Miss E. w
"HlrF thrnu,h the Post Office fs 12-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-11

IHUNIA~ LiMk--A 1resn article
IN store for sze by
t-Zl-jm WINsTON & POWERS
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lhuOt u. siAtrEaTl Bell and
IL BASS FOUNDER And FISisHKR.-Hsving re-
tn,ged my Foundry to No rs Main street. between
''h and 'tE s''eets, am Eow prepared to execute
ot1rTs 70! all kinds OF Brass ana CompositiOn CAST
ihs' alsg al kinds Of Brass Finishing and having
Pueha'-d the patent riRnt Of Garratts Patent Anti
fHctton mesi, which Is superior any .h.nk of the
Ehd now II use, will furnish the Eane much cheap.
ar RraA.
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Sfot MS FOX sALE-
Io0 s Rlrginis State,
In .n"o "o Central Railroad Bonds,
VIII G. w. PURCELL l. CO.
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D. HAGERTY, Bell and Brass Founder,
No. 216 Main street.
n r. All hind. Of Balls made ~ order ia ism
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&IEaiAL NOTICE.-- with IL view TO
49, useohIjhue the Cigar business in Richmond, the
'],''ei oegs leave % inform the citizens that he
80 C'IsF Ma store on the Sst inst. In the
n7 those who desire any article in his line can be
IL, h'sGed 1" their advantage
ns 'loek c94 prises very fine assortment of Ha
t'ae te"t esfs MeelsshsuN Pipes and Virginia Smo-
aug iooacc0. CHAS. RICHARDSON,
.s Dealer in Cigars and Tobacco.
american Hotel Building,
,,l k'eh"end, Va, March Sd, 1857 :
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n A sTUKDlFANT-
~. Attorney Mt Law and Notary Public.
Practices in all the Courts he'd in and for the city
of Richmond, and In Hanover and Chesterfield
counties.
All notarial business promptly performed.
ET Office corner Bank and Ilth streets opposite
Goddin's fall. Richmond, Va la 2i-3m
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6. ". HILLMAN. .BILLMAK
q w. W.HiLLMAN & CO., so Front street,
". New York, Agents for the sale Of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
LiberaL advancss on conaignments. eN-smt
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NUFIt b e. LAbBE would respectfui-
: iy return his thanxs to the citizens o. Rich
nond, f5r the encouragement he has received since
he commenced the Undertaking business and would
cay, that he ST keeps good Hesse pair of fae
lsfs-, 2-nte HOIses ana a careful Driver. Also,
may 0s7 thsir seTvauts he thinks they will find It
to heir interest cali on him, TO get them neatly
sOu chesply Inferred
{. l2-lm" J{TgQ1 street betireeu 2d oDd 96
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-11

CHASTAIN WHITE. LAWRENCE s. MARYE
WHITE Gs MAHYE, Attorneys at Law,
w RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
Of Richmond City, the counties of Henrico HanO-
yer. Caroline, Chesterfield and GoochIand; and the
Distrist Court of Appeals at Fredericksburg.
LAWRENCE MARYE 10 Notary Public, and
Com missioner of the Unite Ststes Court of Claims
Office over Z. B. Spence's corncI Of Governor and
Main strsets.
CHAsTAIN WHITE will h.ve IN ofise at Ash,
land Hanover county. - I9-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-11

tOHN w. DAVIES,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TU SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts Window and Door 8lls, as.
Bury1g Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
Ing Fissi Premium awarded by the MechaRis5 In.
stitrta erG kcsieplszral Society nf virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-11

NOR SALk.-That very desirab bic lot Op.
l. pcsite Seabrook's Warehouse, on which Christ
Church formerly stood. For particu ars in9ut Of
fe 10 2tswim J H. POIHDEXrER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-16
CyAyrasNa. 40.

A. nnn Tn ,NvrsT ~ syroyp a.yn CryeruIss.
TD.UUU -Gsnuemen wishing % ennvert En oa y, ~, 80
o,ns clothing ob tain Al least nny psr e. "
K csIllue or senime Aeir sddreSs 70 JAMES hObofh
tax feAT street. rear Chatham