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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20
cncIzsIr1 AonCr ROrAL IEsUnascE oonp.xY.

for nearly half hour 1t stood the tria beyond ali s1-
pectatioa, and saved the buiid!ng, T. d. HASKELL,
President Buckeye State Insurance Co.
cncrzsLrI AOnor ROrlL ISsunAscr oOup,sr.l
Ihave examined w. T. chnds Co Z slls., e. Pr. snd
Water Proof Cement ROoang" and, far can Judge
badings thus protected upon he terms insure
those covered by metal. JSO. g. Law
Agent Royal ms Co., London and LivrrpoOl.
From J. B. Bennett General Agent Of ,ua ms Co. for II
Southern and Western States.
CTScISEAu, Jan. Z, 1881.
Having made considerable inquiry AZ 70 the merit. Of N.
~Psisnt EAste Cement Rooang introduced into this city
By Chds Co.. had Il 10 b. highly Recommended In this
city BY many excellent judges that meeting Win very
ready and general Introduction; that lie superiority
the tar composition Roodag decided and freely aditisd
and aaiIy sxpec. % Sdsst /, fer nv nexi roo sh-h mi
% next samner-hayiag intended % TN, bGs try
the virtues Of the Patent Elastic RoOnngsss sdssstus
Yours, truly, }. B. BENNETT.
Owes oT rzE cu, HAM GsD DAITos Rauaosp.
on COR class Haangs We are covering our Frssht
Cars with H. and Master M0ehAnic sssorts very favor
able 70 IL :. IH0AMkDIEu, Prss
oFFIca Ono AkD NssIssIF4 KIHnoAp Co.
cccIsEAEI, Jan I, 1887.
Ds.s s,ls as,-ss 2 ySss ,sssy y ,ssrsoss %
terrain very hyerabs $50 uueh 20. thAs iassna
whoa win with pleasure give yOa assiasa opiaoa As
% h utility. fours, sIaly. = LIrPtxoorr,
AHGA4 Il r.
EN~ siace the aboFe WFfen the Ohis and alssis-
cpd Afesd have eouirased Or eoveaE n cir ears DE-
p0ts and bridges bstsesa 1ncin na and fzesnnes utA
this csmsat considering g. NE best aris hey have assa
for The Parpose-
H. C. Loan, Prrs Ind. and GIN. Railroad.
T. 61r. Pres. WiinfnEten And u 3esVins Railroad
A. b. sEAnLaa Pres Merch41is MaaafAcsarsrss la c..
JAs cAnTER. Assai ~ ina and otAer haatsard Css
Hsskr Noa1ua, Pres. csntFs Insurance conpaay.
sso. CkksfLE, President LsfSyefts Bank
Gao. W. CofFfN Bel Manuf'F, Ne les Eass eecoud a
BaktRA Yes Fnut, Ne. g. Eougtb q.
EEAA bAuHr, snsth -, octWeen saaFth sBd Eiah.
J. 0ansA, tsi.ur And Draper, teafth 81
nulns GAHEHgoen. Urea fouadFy.
1adrs ~ Z. 6aotnax.
yons sz1EEo CO Dry 6os1s Dealers FonrtA a
hsHca.tI 4 HARNESSES, faEninfe AalEai.asassFs an
nxalert, EoeFth -
y. Il. SFEWAHT, AufteF sfa ftanEl.
anatuszHaa sIIsELA. LaasTRie-
~. McizaEau1ns o., CtarkBtala, Tsnn.
spF17-ilnsinsatw
DAEslNA ALMoA 10, 4 a., less Fssslssass
~ 4ac1f L0H0HpAST %.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
May 1s-Rough aud Ready, Paducah,
Tennessee, Caney Fork,
I9-V. K. Stevenson, Paducsh,
Cuba, do
Seventy-SiI, Cincinnati,
Hartsvle, Waitsboro.
DEPARTED.
Cuba, Paducah,
Sallie West, St. Louis,
V. K. Stevenson, Paducah.
River rising with feet water on Harpeth Shoals
&c The splendid passenger steamer Mariner
leaves for Louisville, direct, at 10 o'clock this day
Passengers by this packet will arrive at Smithland
in time for the St Louis mail packets. Get aboard
early a. she leaves punctual to her time.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20
Notice TO Transient Advertisers.

An transient advertisements in this paper must DC pau
Tor at the time they handed inOtherWise hey wi" not
be Inverted Transient Job must be paid Tor Oh oe
very.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE RARE OPPoR
TUNITY TO LANDOWNERS.

VTTE offer for sale about 1900 acres Of Land on Long
w Greek, about Is miles North Of Nashville large
portion Of the is well mbered; splendid Saw Mn,
propelled by rfang stream Of water; many cOnve
nient and comfortable improvements whole tract splendid
y watered and capable Of making excellent stockrm:
there is the milyard from so 900 10 s. 900 worth Of
sawed timber; wagon and teams sock-hogs,
cattle, &C. &c with every article necessary TO carry
such establishment To enterprsing business men, this
altogether offers most splendid opportunity to make
profitable investment.
TERNsThree equal payments in 6, - and "a months,
satisfactorily secured payable in Bank with interest," and
march24 NANCE 4 WOODWARD
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20
REAL ESTATE SALES
CHANCERY SALE.

CAANCEtkk SALE
EN0R and account Of James P Maury Commission
II er in the Of NJ Z. Perkins and Martha his wife,
William s. Reid and Sally @. his wife, Abram P. Marry
septma Msury and Ferdn aud O. Maury heirs at Law Of
Mary 3. Maury deceased by virtue Of decree Of the
Chancery Court at Nashville in said cause viii sell at
pubic sale, on the premises, WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF April about 80 Lots in Nashville, in front OF the
Water Works, particular description OF which viii
appear in hand-bs to be issued before day Of sale
TERssA credit Of one two and three years, for notes
satisfactorily secured bearing intereI and lien retained
A.V. 8. LINDSLEY. IS College street.
L. r. GLAscocK, Anctioneer. march24
N. B-The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY,
the 81 1t day of Nay. apr 29
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20

eB- The Grand Temple of Honor of the State of
Tennessee, meets this morning, at Temperance
Hail. College street. lover McCl Hands store.) An
interesting session is anticipated.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20

eTs- Any one having a small farm containing
from 20 to 100 for SALE in the vicinity of the
city, with or without improvements may dispose of
the same on favorable terms by calling on G. II.
Slaughter Cedar street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20

TsoLonED sHElmrs.--lss. sssslssa AS -
Y ssss@sss . caasss ss''' z.s., s,s 40 !, 'ssis
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20

Preparations are being made for laying the foun-
datian of another store house on Market street op-
posite French's Grocery House.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20
The Flux Annihlliated.

Every and fall thousands Of people die OF Fux,
Cholera Dyentery Gripping Pains, and other irregularities
of the Bowels It can be cured in every rs
cents by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which tested By the best physicians in the South
and West and by them pronounced the most efectual
remedy now 10 ue. 1t has performed astonishing
cures than any specific. human life be saved
10 nine cases by investment Of rs cents Buy
a bottle and keep 1t by you.
Forsa by HERMAN RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug.
giss. sprS4-6m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-20

J A y. III. Il 4 y RIO II ,
5S, Cherry Street, NdsAuiUe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

WONDERFUL GROWING SToNE.-The Semitic
American publishes communication from Chilian
Beach, formerly of Auburn, now of Leslie, Michil
gan, in which he miDutely describes stone viii
has been In his possession for twelve years, q
which, during that time, by simple exposure
gressive character. When he obtained it twelve
years ago, it was little more than half an. inch
long and three eights in diameter. 1t has now
grown five eights of an inch long and to half al.
inch in diameter The most curious feature of this
increase of the stone, is not an equal expansion,
but particular emanation f'om one side CT the
parent stone. "The stone" he says, lis the most
perfect white, transparent, will cut glass, and in
creasing in size and weight with o:her food bus
common air."
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-, = co.'s LOTTERIES.
~ .,xrA9, PRIZE S5O,uOU

r. ova. scheme e. vii rs.s BE s.a. 5..a :, Assss s
Co. hsnnSs Sssa,eia and the SovTHRRN MILITARY
LcrIfs,Ii. IioTTssY, Of Alabama, in each OF their
AI.pt AI..p,;s, for Febusry. ls5
Letter w. CLASS u,
the ei,y OF Mobile. Ala, 10 puhlis, On
20 es ass anssn,urday, february7, 1887,
CLASS ~.
s,,vn In tie city OF Atlanta, "a: 10 pa bile on
u c'' 'rSursda,, February ~, 1897.
CLASS d,
,, 6, the city Of Atlanta, Gs. IN public on
To saturday fesrsrs 6s siS,;ha ~ issa iNSasERs
"' 32B0 Prizes:
,sy,, one prize 10 Ese-v Ten 1Sekets
'.F' 10000 Tickets.
uASNIFlCENT SCENE!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31
NACREADY, THE ACToR.-The London Critic
gives the following account of the present condi
tion of tha hero of Astor Place II aays

Our great trssediau, Mr.. Mscresdy, is doing some
things In his retirement that not unworthy of tho
past glores of his public life. Al eur readers must
be we aware this true artst wisely resolved to re-
tire from the scene of his trumphs whilst his laueIs
were yet green. When he did 20 the stage ,ost
great man. but society esined good In his calm
retreat in Dorsetshre, Mr. M.cready 10 living the
life of Christian gentleman endesrins mse alike
his poorer nei hbors and those wha his equas
in rank, by his kindly deeds and enlightened soca-
biiitS. It from the local papers that learn that
the good people of Sherborne have been keeping
Christmas royalty, and that the great s.tragedian
took prominent part in the proceedings 1t tappears
that Mr.. Ma<ready has built at his owB expense
school for the education Of fifty boys which has
been in full WORK for year. and It's breaking up for
the Christmas holidays was made the occasion for
kindly meeting between The founde and the beys
grateful testimonial from the latter to the fCrmer
all the more graceful because 1t was unexpected
and totally unpre pared forand friendly and sensi
BILE address from Mr.. Masready forms the programme
of the procs edings; but simple they were, the z
serve to prove how much man may do In his quiet
work, VII n. reposiug from the fatieues Of great
career he throws aside the purple Of the conqneror
and once more becomes g man
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

The Rev. Lorenzo Cary, Professor Of Ancia,lt
Languages In the Farmers College. at Oincinsa35
died last Saturday.
DR.. James r. 6cnorib, popular young phyas
cisn Of Louisvilie, was lassly killed In battle y
Nicaragua.
Thirty thousand dollars have been snbscrih@l
to the first railroad In Kansas-trom Quindoro y
Lawrencs. 3 .ts4.s r.
d. q. NCreaTy, Esq, ssuior publishsr Of T.
ParkHsburg, Va, Gazette and Courier, df5d r.
the 10Th inst H
John @. SAKE. post And Lectures, has rseovssi
from the severe illnsss which attached hin sol16
montbsa ago. ss N hi
The Ice bridge across The Mississippi river q "
Louis on Saturday lest was Arms sd thson6
with people and vshieles.
4 \ msnufAcsu,ine wtrs works. invitas iha put1ls
to eoma md - hiS' iavisfble" wjre tnoseaE Aa
An tAs lnslssiss u lenisvlns haSe suVsnl
opegadeas fbe wsnt ef eeal. e - sss
basyposs, hae lsi1os Ask = o1AIeo0.
/ ATM hss beeu mRe1nee1 40 IL pelA91k1
LslShssls IS ths 6psli u q Naise uonos -,
- snmGAf o600oo - ben salensleeA = -
loAelphla 70 puEehase - ad6itianai ice 6oat
. n. Gsatz, IN Old merchant Of Philedsiphias -
o. wednesday last.
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lo prizes amounting to o.;...'..'.........;;S2 S2os'
Whole Tickets 40; hslyes d anarters @'oo.

Amounting 10 <ot.uob
Whols Tickets SO; hsiyes s. quarters 2.5O
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
Ths MANNERS from TO 81 cue, corresponding with
,ta.s Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of psper are encfelea Win slns LIN 'uoes and
Fl. r. sl2 prize, similarly printed and encir cled,
- plgced in another Wheel
wheels then revo we'd, and number Is
4Ae $ou the wheel Of Nurnb bers, and at the same
@ o'an D. a. is drawn from The other wheel The
~, sr' Prize drawn out sre opened and exhib-
,s,S tbs sno 'epce, and registered by the Commits
,9usrs; The Priz being placed against the Number
Drawn This opsl >son - ieP'''e" uA'i' OH INC
.sas"Y'm.TIoy Pa xEs.-The two preceding Rnd
,ha tuo ,1ccesdipe Nun hers TO these drawing the
hrst Z Prize, viii be entls. .ne 10 App'' A'is'
ION Prizes, according TO theE oeMe. ,
The S vp0 prizes of $50 will b. determined by the
last figure Of the number that draw tne Prlze
FOR example, if the NUMBER draw "s tnG eoo,uoo
prizs ends with Ne l. then all the tick We Se ne
lumber ends in will be entitled to $50. tne num-
ber ends with No. then all the tickets <nefe tne
lumber ends in Will be entitled to $40 and =" On 70
Certificates Of PACKAGES viii be sold at the Ioi-
Owing rates, which is the risk: =
Certificate OF Package Of 10 whole Tiskets......ss0
40 half ...... 40
10 quarter .. 20
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the none! to our address Tor the Tickets
oideged, recsipt Of which they will be forwarded
byths first mail Purchasers can hsve tickets end
ns In sly taure they may designste.
Inc Ltt OF Drawn numbers snd frlzes Will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Pure hsseS will please write their signatures
pam and give their Pest Office, County and State.
n Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and pay
sble IN fall without deduction.
r. All prizes of 81, eco and under, paid immedi-
Aely after the drswing-othsr prizes at the usual
tme of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tctsu esshed or renewed in other Tickets
81 either Office.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
8. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga,
jslh 3. SWAN. Monteomery Ala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

A BANKER IN LIMBO ALFRED Hyde, formerly
manager of the american Exchange Bank,
Georgetown. D c., and recently connected with
the American Bag Manufacturing Company, N
York city arrived at Chicago, Illinois, on the 2Oth
instant, in custody of officers, having been Ar
rested at Georgetown on the l6th. He is charged
with illegal banking, for which his partner, O
Maitland James, has been convicted and sentenced
to the peniteniiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

FIVE PERSONS FROZEN TO DEATH "A mat
named Crowley, with his wife and four cbildreu
formerly residents of Galena, Illinois few night
since started out from some place between th&i
city and Dubuque, to take sleigh ride, but geg.
ting off their road, and not knowing where thss
were, they could not find their way home, and
were found next day frozen to death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

THE sURsf,KINER hos n,

CA rhE SUBSCRIBER has on
EW8A hand, to commence the new wear, q sood
EL. supply Of saddles Brides and Harness
OF almost every grade, which he will sell
sefy low for cssh The public are respectfully In
iee 70 examine my stock, shall of course sell
.pg lot cash, sell cheaper Come one, then, come
Tho intend spending your money. and get good
ALso, q few new and Second Hand high Car.
,,'seh ys which wall be sold remarkably cheap
lease esil at No. a Msiu street, at the Carriage,
hsfns" and sadclery establishment Of
MI J. w. DENNIS,
= nsre the best of bar ssins can be had In I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

EXPORTS or COTToN.-EARGE STOCK IN TKE
PoKTs.-The shipments OF cotton to Great Brilaip
during last week, from New Orleans, wers "a O0Q
bales.
The stock of cotton in all the ports Of the United
States is larger than ever before known, reaching
nearly $50 900 bales. The accumulation In owin&
to the backwardness of the trade In England send
ing forward their orders -preferins, a. they a,
to wait for the lower prices, which they belisvs
viii vet rule
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31
IA NhW STOCK OF SAD a
ksRHAN DLERY.- The subscriber having ~
LTH@ sold out his stock of saddlsry on

the ON OF december, taxes this method
OF informing bis customers and the public generally
that he has reopened next door below his old stand
with sn entire new stock of soeds where he will be
pleased to see his former customers and others who
may favor him with their patronage feeling assured
mat ne can please both in price and quality Of aoods
ms stock embraces everything In his line OF trade
all OF which he will sell low for cash. CT to punotusi
aitomers. call il solicited.
He also takes this occasion of returning his thanks
70 hl' former customers, and hopes by strict atten
hon to business to have continuance of their Gus
ION Remember, one dsor below my old stand, No.
j 50 opposite Eagle Square.
All orders strictly attended to.
ia H-lmt n n CpoOna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

HA Gle, Harness and Collar Msnufacturer,
A}I@H lSth street. between Main and Franklin
streets, takes this method OF inviting his
TENDS y and the public to his stock of SADDLERY.
IAN nAhN1Ss and COLLARS. His work is manufsc.
utsd Of the beat materials and work snshp and he
aelefinlned to sell ON the most reasonable torms
r Li a' aaoed 70 DIS business the manufacturing of
-. Anas OF Collsu. Persons wanting articles in his
!ae his stock. w ~" o~"
And on reasonable terms i. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

HART, THE AMEnIcAE SCULPToR.--The nntice
by the London Times that 1t recent private
meeting Of noblemen and others, held at the resi-
dence Of Lord Shaftesbury. ii was resolved 70
employ Mr.. Hart, the American Sculptor. 10 Flo
renee, to execute . bust of DIR. EoIthwood Smith.
- memorial of his services In the preservation
Of the public health. The bust isto be presented
TO some public Institution s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

FRIGHTENED TO DEATH-On Saturday after
noon Q boy was driving past IN old graveyard. In
the first ward Of Philadelpbia, and seeing som
coffins which had been exhumed, he became so
much terrified thai he fell from his cart and soon
after died from sheer fright, at the ionhcuse
whether he was carried
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

THE LATE STORM AT CAPE MAY, NEW JER-
sEY.-The Ocean Wsve, published at Cape Island.
New Jersey states that the snow storm of the 18Th
In slant, was the severest for twenty-five years,
and the tide was unusually high, covering the
foor of one dwelling house to the depth OF twelve
or fourteen inches. Many Of the bath-houses
were demolished. some were upset, and others
driftsd away, and several out buildings were dis
mantled and scattered to the winds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31
POSTAL AFFAIRS The Washington Star says

POSTAL AFFAIRS The Washington Star says:
We are requested to stste for the inform ation Of
the public we'll of postmasters that neither the
Act Of August 80, 1852, that of January g 1857
regs rds newspapers periodicals. regularly male d
to bona fde subscrbers, a. .tyansent printed Ii at
ter" Agents as we'll as publishers may therefore,
regularly mail them to such subscribers without
ent of postsge provided the agent makes and 6les
IN the msiliE Gfice Q statement, signed by him,
showing the nsu es of the newspapers periodical
which he thus mails the Offices to which they are
sent respectively and the number Of actual subscri
bers to each. at each office to which they are di.
reotod.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

MIsERIEs OF AUIHoRs.-'No~, tsen, Thomas,
what sre you burning off my writing table, therei"
Nothing but the paper that's written ali over sir
/ sin't touchedthe Clean" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

MURDER.-An old negro woman, belonging to
VIM. D Jones, of Buckingham Va was killed on
Saturday night last, on the farm of Monroe Jones.
in Cumberland about five miles from Farmville-
An investigat on held by the coroner of the coun-
~, established the fact that she had been killed BY
blows on the head inflicted with q heavy stick or
something OF the kind. Suspicion fal ing on the
overseer, Thomas Beard he was arrested, and un.
derwent An examination on Tuesday before two
justices. Mo evidence, however, was adduced
tending to crimnate him, and he was accordingly
discharged.
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NAiND well the place, fer It h tYae.
lyl "C}reat bsrgains are In store for you"


lyn "(}reat bargains are In store for youm
SCHAAP co. ere selling the most fashionable
patterns Of 0laas Butter, Preserve, Pickle and ss-
~ lHsh e: Lsgsr Beer and other Tumblsr and De-
esuterE Crsem and Water Pitehsrs; 0eblets Wine
Glasses Ees Cups Salt Csliars etc LOOKING 0isss.
sa (brekan ones repaired snd Clocss NO ttonssone
Chns Plates and Dtshea etc.; richly guided snd sr-
nam ented Flower Vases and other fnaiof otnsme nts
Waters y MD and OH Tampa and thoussnds o ssnss
srticlss at prices 50 and Is cents lover than tney
generally can Be bought for Our essh purchases y
Northern sactiona enable us TO deiy oompsauon
Oar Coufecticuary sstablishment = supplied Win
complete assortment. Please call . the Ffenee
Ceniseeioasry and Variety stors' corner srosa q -
Third alxeets o. :"
VIRaINIA AHalCgLrLhAL sOClk
ii sv3sis1 q JOHN w. DAyiEe. Tor spssinsas
81 MA2sLB Woex, ever all co9petitec.-
NontneatS, xcmb3 He'd ttseeA eea ~ 1ines g
vesl q 0faalts, Marble sa1 Drawn oeoea ooasm
- - msnner, an1 on tur1gWuu1t pue1.s,
6srJtsQ ee9nee s1e1ese1 w1oA oeeee - -
nsll.S asels Wcsss.. :. ,...... - - -. V
- 7TAn4...f.W IAY4A3k - - ~
vEsa NJ 8 fsrtkssslpP1Y cf 4Mees - o9ss
- IRksQNitA A1lEN aassc..ssy:e1
E'-.::.s :: is:sse ! ..s...
Nsu Chsuassl end Ryesehgaea eooses
IL II. w. eeynee ~ 0a1n aa4 ~ @xSe1
9 I1-1ln Just abovs New Ca1eea ne@&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

A SAD CALAMITY "A negro house belonging
to Mr.. Washington w. Stone, IN Columbia county,
near Thompson. Georgia, was destroyed By dre
on the night Of the 2od Instant, and S regross-a
man, bis wife, and three children-psrs In the
damoa E A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

The undersigned, having take q lease, for term
of years. tbs American Hotel, respectfully soicits
share of patronage from his friends and rublie.
He pledges himself that EFFORT A his part shall be
spared to render his guests comfortable and TO
tain the present reputation Of tie house.
ja2-n w. B. BISHOP
EXCHANHE HOTEL AND BALLA D
Il HOUSE, RICHMOND, VA.-At the close Of tho
year which has just psssed take in re,urn-
ing ny thanks TO the public for the very liberal pa
tronsss have r. esived. Ny varis ~ enterprises
have thus far been crowned with success. No man
has better reason to be thankful than / NO man
trust, could be grateful a1d ia enterip. upon
the New Year feel fnyisorated With ssw life an a
energy carry forward and perfect nv plans In my
two Hotels for the comfort and conveniencs Of my
guests Dsllard's" IL shout complete; the repairs
and decorations oi the "Exchsnten will s,oa be
6nshed. The two houses are connected oy corridor
across the street which throws them into one m IL
ing one Of the araest Hotels In this country. The
corridof when finished. viii be truly Ornamental
have connected with the establishment RE-
STAURANT of the first order. where ladies and gem
tIsuen can be accommodated With the best the
ket affords with everything usually to be bad at sush
pieces Private dinners in parSrs served In the best
left undoce that can be done to render entire sats
faction to all who may favor me with thsir company
confidently ash continuance Of that patronage 20
literally bestowed upon me for the pest nine yssss
BY generous public.
ja6-Sm Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.