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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

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Dssespors. February FL, 1857.
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the STATE DEMoCRAT.
-sPE01AL NOTICE TO BUsrNEes MEN.
AtAh savert,sinH psp'r the State Democrat Is unr
tsai'y sersricd a. the estab .sLed medium Of bust
ess communication bet neen n, buyer and seller; ats
s'sriy increasing circulation both al home al
Aof"sd, onersA favorable oppoIiunliy for ju,ciou
dissemination u mercantile intelligence 1t Is also
nvo-ite faniiy journal, hence Retail Dealers. a. wei
- M" re- extensive trades popc, Mechanics and Citi-
sens win End lis olumns essential 20 . prosperous
business, A WORD To THE wsE."
Job E1.i11t1nk.
We w.,ul cal the attention ii Mer, hats BUSH
ness n aud OF hers To facilities tr executing
with prrsptness, and In . sup nor nArner JON
PRINTING IN oil iis varieties. qualities and co,.r,
and soiio' shsre u th'ir patronage. La,ira go,e
to conside able exp nse IN ftimg up .ur Jobbius
ksabiis hmsnt, ~ are prepare = execute oil Kind.
Of Plain AMI Ornamental Work such ss Ball Tickets.
Prosrzmni ., CARTS of.,cyy 4 scril.ion. Gir,nI.,s
all varrttrs OF printing In Gold silver Br.Ixe or
Coiofs, ala, Pamphlets, Lawyer BfieTs CLeeka
Bills OF La'iing, Promissory Notes, Way Bis Hand
hiiis, &c, Nth neatIess and on yeasonaOie term.
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Dress Silks.

A IL n want 81 . Nv Drses for the approaching
IA Holiday ., should To- lne in examining the
eeoNtr, esssrtw' NJ u SILKS, Viii oneI ed al
r1pc~d piress at wApSN ORTHE On ID At
doe9o OppOsit l.eClsire Mouse
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DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.

OfFick oF Iowa DAILY SrATE DxNocRAr.
DAVENPORT frbuafy X, 1857. (
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-23

Tnatchcr'S Patent Lift and Force
PUMP.
THIS Pump wfll not frctx and T. less ah'- 10
i cf order han Any other IN use. snd has had
premiums AWARDED at every far which it has hen
exhibited.
iane3 BUaRows, PRETTYAAN DALzELL
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.NOTE(E.

.NOTGCE.
.,a,c , IN. ~ 81, January the under signed
Bankers IN the cttv ~ Dsvcppnri, VIII oifh W."
ofnc,r f,r usiur.s NJ o'clock A, NJ. and close al
o'eL,ch r. NJ. nnini fnr'h r notice.
COOK 4 SARGENT
MA,KLOT cORHN,
TAT NAN POWERS 4 MCLEAN
CUltHR, sKO. BAkRs VS. 20
Sl,KOiIS CAMpEEit. 90.
N,GKrGoR, IAWEs 4 BLAKENokt
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0NR Of 10 Asskt stssls y tn Northwest " b.
~ found q ponTKh BRO,
teoadto Hock Iulaad
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CI0kys, ClnEn.-r
run 1ssslvs1 sks,se " u besss ol1at. ~ b,
as566A soaaovo 3 ssssxyNAH.
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new STORE
EW GOOD s {!
+. 5 II. III. Ty.s.ER,
a RE now opening at the tand formerly occupied
n hv Messrs. Sutton h Co..
CORNER 2ND 4 ROCK ISL AND ST, ,
ar entire >tock ~
Dry Goods.
,rcn, nv ONE az the Arm in thu city - " y"-kex-
nr.ssly fsr this market, and well srth 10 tuetFa
and season Our stock 81
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
ia la,y. and C. priscs great many eeyan sf'les a
p,.tsrns Riaek fsncv palm st rama l'r' SIX
Muslin AMI Wool DeI.an"s W'6i BT g. tne'-n
and Freuch Meri".e>, Pa-amettl Cl''h', Ac Nso
heavv stock Of Mrrruark C"cl"c'' nay stare
Philip Aliens ard o. her good brands OF
Prints, s, 80.
All OF which II be sod a. Wy low prfc
Cloaks and Mantil!aS.
This inps rtmant ~ onr stock Is fu Al c'mpete,an'
contains great many nev styi"', b,ncht direct Of
he manufacturers: also splendid hssor'm'h' OF
CLOAKING CLOTHS.
s III A w IL 5.
Long and Square Droche, and Bay State shavis Bro
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WILLIAM srrstr.
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NEW WORK INSURANCE co,
CAPIrAL, ~ 100000.
PlIuvy vADDuAs, Act'y Moaan paAsgirs, P'r-,
ALEX y. Mc0Rn0OR, Agent,
fbh0l Davenport, loes
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CLOAKING CLOTHS.
s III A w IL s
II m brOide cries,


contains a great many beautiful CoIars, Handke
chiefs Sleeves, Bands. Fi.nncina Isces ard Rigging
and a complete stock OF Velvet and ether Dress az
and Clonk Trimmings Our stock OF
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~ LISTEN YE
DYsPEPTICs.

60 AND DO LIKEWISE
PERMANENT CURE
The Rev James Hunnicutt, proprietor ana editor
Of that excellent paper, the Christian Banner pub
shed at Frsderck.burg Va, in his editorial of juno
9TH 1857. thus speaks of his cure:
HdMPTONS VEGETABLE TTNCTURE.
1t will bs recolected by many of readers that
several years ago stated in the editorial columns
of the Christisn Banner that Hampton Vegetable
Tncture had effected cure of Dyspepsia in our
cssetbst had Ia bored long with this terrible dis
ssss az suff red most awfrlly ths pain and Desn-
cholIy which necessarily accompanies this horrible
ensmy of man and mans happiness For a long time
y lived in constant fear that the teH steT would
return But tn INK God, aud thanks to Ham pton's
Tincture the gloomy dsmpn has NOS yet returaed,
and We sgiu to think he never will
We now feel confident in saying that Hampton's
Vegetable riucture has msde q radical cure of Dys-
repsis in our case we have not taken drop OF
il for the ast years. to the beat Of our recoec-
ton Ne eat what please, and much as
plsass and chsv tobacco to hearts content, and
all is we'll We believe that twelve bottles judicious'
y taken will cure out OF every ten OF dys
psutiCs Ws conscientiously recommend 1t to all dys
ed therefore a. phiisnthfopis., call attention
TO It Editor of the Christian Banner
CeIi and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
aheua7atisrn Scrofue. 40. Az restorative and In
yisorstor it has been highly recommended
UAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give
Sid by PURCELL, LADD& co, Richmond; by
Or. COOKE Fredencksburg, by all the Druggists In
Petersburg; by MORTIMER AOWBRAY, Bslti-
more and by Druggists and storsksepers every
yY- 81 per bettls; six bottles for s5.
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AN EXrRAoRDI.ARY FREAK OF ELECrRTcITY.-
During thunder Storm ON Wednesday 18th inst,
tbs lightning struck three large trees and tore the
into atoms These trees, one a chestnut the other
Two oak. stood in The front yard of Mr. Stephen L
Gore, Freedom DstIict, Carroll county, Nd and
about II step5 from the house, and about Is feet from
each othsr. At the tim. a vary heavy dis
charge of electricity passed the house through
open window, knocking down ,rd stunning Mrs
Gore so uch, that she was confined TO her bed all
the next day. 1, then re-. ell through tn, hou.e,
shsneIing the windoF liehf. knocking the pis, er.
ing from the walls, breaking the furuuts and finally
passed rough the roof II which It made consider.
ali hnIa
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Cr0ps-MiLi.ary EncamPmant, sc

SAVANNAH June 90

SAVANNAH June 90
Our city presents truly dull appearance st the
present time Business is stagnant Most of the
cotton crop has passed through and we are now
waiting the arrival of the wheat crop. Our far
mers in the interior are cutting their wheat, and
1t will soon be in market.
Most of our volunteer companies are drilling
every night preparatory to their encampment on
the 4.h of July. The Governor of the State ha,
invited ali the companies in the State to an en-.
campment at Milledgeville. There will be about
eighteen Lies, nearly one thousand soldiers
in all
Freights are dull and so is news.
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GOVERNOR CT UTAH.- Col Alfred Cumming
whose acceptance of the appointment TO the Office Of
Governor of Utsh has bsen announced by telegraph
is, doubt not, the best selection the Pre.ioeu
eoud have made for that important and responsible
position Col is Georgian by birth a native
believe, OF Augusta. of which city he wa,
Mayor during the ys!low fever year Of 1889. His sd
ninirtralon Of the city government. and especially
his conduct during the fdghtful epidemic which al
mos: d dspopulated the city, won for him the unver
sal spprC baion Of his fellow citizens who testified
their high appreciation of his character and servicel
by the presentation to him If beautiful and cosly
piece of plate.
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NOVEL SALE.-Last week all the old hooks pa.
pers, drafts. checks letters &c that had been pre-
served on fl As vouchers in the long course of the
immense business of the old United States Bank,
were sold in Philadelphia, and purchased By pa
per maker, to be regronnd and manufactured into
stock. The whole mass weighed over forty
tons. Ten tons of this vast amount is of corres-
pondence-autograph letters of the first states-
men, politicians, and financial men of this and
OF her countries
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THE BoLDEsT YET "A lady ent into a store
in New York city, recently to purchase a shawl
Just she was handing the clerk two fifty dollar
bills, she received blow on the face from a well
dressed person, who exclaimed, Il forbade you
buying a shawl" snd snatchirg the money from
her hand. be evaporated. The lady tainted, and
on recovering, the merchant expressed surprise
that her husband should have acted so ungentle
manly; but his surprise was greatly increased
when the lady informed him that it was not her
husband, and that she had never seen him before !!
The bold thief, however ad made good his escape.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-A destructive fire cc@
cured at Atlanta, Ga, on Tuesday last, burning
the. large planning mill and shop of Messrs
Wioship, Farnsworth & Co, in an incredibly short
time, with all its contents-books, papers, tools,
lumber, everything! Among the articles destroy
ed were two fine passenger and several box cars
nearly completed. The loss is fully thirty thous
sand dollars,
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SIXTY RATTLE SNAKEs!-The hands working
on X Crowder's plantation in Talahatchie CO,
Miss killed, says the Locomotive of Granada, six
ty rattle snakes in the last month Many more
were supposed to have been destroyed by burn.
ing of timber on the land which sthe hands were
nla
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SAVINGS BANKS IN GREAT BRITAIN-The
whole number of savings banks &n Great Britain
il 59l, the number of depositors 30l 422 and the
amount on deposit equal to Sl7O. .677, ,6l5 in fede-
raj money.
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EF Fresh hecches.-I have Just receiv-
ed. by Adams Express fresh lot OF Swee dish
LGECHs.5 which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms.
r. s.-Curpns and Leeohins promptly attended to-
Can be found a. all hours of the day, at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night on 9Th street. Frensh Garden Hill
my 25-ts &c. HOBsON.
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ARREST or FEMALE CoGKrEtFEIrER'.-Cn Fri
day seven females crested in Phi sde phis,
the charge Of passing counterfeit roes Two of IL
accused are som:whst advanced in years, and sre
named Hannah Wagner and Eve shaneer; the sges
of the others fsnge from IS TO 10 6ome cf the lat
ter were examined vitas,zss sgnlpst the former
and testified that they h,d passed pnnber OF noter
in the city, which had been obtained from Mr. shan-
ger, These principally = counterfeits on the
phiadelpbia Bsnt, OF the denomination of FIVE dol
lars The hois party, except Mrs Wagner, he'd
bee to New York, and the young girls testified thar
they had passed counteIfeits in Brooklyn other
towns adjacent to New YORK, purchasing shoes, lac.
collai- shawls and variety of articles
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FouR YouNe Lapis. .unuss Il. Misses Kate
Farrell, Ellen Rat,l.oura. aud Julia and Aon
Brogan, went out with three young men IN sal
boat, Friday evening, at Webster, Inc ooa'
capszed In q flaw Of wind, and al Tour OF 'ae
young ladies were drowned
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Hon Linton Stephens has been nominated by the
Congress
There were IL deaths in New Orleans for the
week ending the 2lst inst. One VAS . negro liz
years of age.
Sol Smith, the veteran actor, was thrown from
his carriage In st Louis last week, fraeturing biz
collar baue and other wise ipjuring him,
Hon Jacob Waelder, of San Antonio, Texas
has been appointed Consul at Frankfort.on.the.
Mains.
Chas Difendsrffsr. fireman for So years. dice
10 Baltimore. Saturday.
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EXCITEMENT IN PErERsBURG-TH LATE ELoPE
MEsT-The Petersburg Express of yesterday says
that extensive Preparations were made in that city
Saturday evening for the reception of James M Lee
Ii had been termined by an immense crowd who
were at ihe depot, TO duck him in the Appouatox
march him through the strssts, and then give him
the bent tit Of tarring, festheriDk, splinterDg and
burning 1t adds:
When the ears arrived, every door was surrounded
brother of Miss Stewards was present, pressing
cIose with his hand upon we'll charged pistol ready
to shoot the villain dow the moment of his sp-
psarauce. The passengers in the train became very
much excited at the conduct of the mob" ar 1t
was with tisulty that pessaee could be msde
through lhsm 10 the cohyeyances along the dc pot.
Finally. niss Stewart appsared upon the platform.
forcing her way through the crowd the observed Of
all oss.rvsrs with veil aside, and moving with the
grace apd dignity of queen. When approached y
her brother tears suas:d her eyes and drawing the
veil ever her face, Re conducted her to carriage
Petersburg and for that pose hsd engaged tickets
at the Rich uond depot But tieanne that dispatches
had sen &c Mt this city concerning him. he ieft the
train ten minutes before the time OF starting Ing
of his BAGGAGE and returning to the st Charles Ho-
tel leaving his pseudo bride in charge OF an IN.
gsowIsG gentleman CT this city. Upon the an
pouucemsr ut OF this inte ggnee from tho conductor
the crowd in waiting left the depot In perfect stew
of chagrn not however until sat sf iug their curl
csty upon the good looks and stately form of the faiE
insr1oraIa of the cunning seaueer.
Lee still remains Ia Richmond, awaiting afa-ors.
BILE opportunity to return to Petersburg. A large
crowd, with several police sfieers were at the de-
rot last evening expecting him-'
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H Board of Trade of Richmond.-.
HORACE l.. KENT, Pres't. Z. B. BENTLEY, Trsss'r
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Coz1mitte. of Arbitration.
WILLIAM s. D0NNAN, Chairman.
kARKIs w. 6LAzsBRoox, JAMES B. DuPvY,
DAVID CuRaIH, L. d. CRHAsHAw.
nv gT--ts
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e. Large and Attractive sale OF Dry
An IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
At COHEN's.
IT'S BROAD STREET.

TT5 bFtUhD
Fapssoue MentiIias f om o % and upwards Elss-
,c Re- "a at I21 cents; Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
At 81 c.s pieces Hoop Skirts at rs cts; thrt Fronts
At cents Fine LINEN at % cent; Fins Ladies'
Cotton Eose at ~ cts psr Mohsir Rolls 574 cents;
Collar. ats 10, Ia Is, 57t 50 cents ard upwards;
RIa:k SIX aitt. double twisted at 3li cts snd Long
Wits a. S74 cts; Check Mu, 10 at 81 cts per yard;
White Car bric II yard wide, at Ia cen's Mosquito
Ee,ting 6s4 cents piece; Black Silks at IS cts and
some are a. 81 worth 81 20, srs a few OF the innu-
rnsrsble Bargains to bs foand az
VAL COhEN's Cheap Store,
Us Broad Street
NIB. Alarge assortment Of Dry Goods for gentle
ue,'s wear such as Ready Msde Shirts from 30 et'
aoiscsn nm: HnH Hose of Cotton, Thread and Silk;
Gsu.s MeIiro Undershirts so cts worth Si; Linen
ana Marseilles Collars; Linen and Silk Pocket b and
kercbiefs "a j. 70 III
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GSE roh REST-ADd posresnioHiyen
hEs between the ist and 10th of July 8gs and
-o-A delightful brisk residsnce. with furaac1r ire
places hestiug the whole house Double proh in
rear with shower and plunge bath and wat in The
mouse and al other modern improvemsr; large
ysrdi Kitchen and servants reoms detscE from
house; Is cool In summer and warm ic win; locs.
tee between Srd and 4th, Franklin stresapd Ia
one of the mo't elsible. convenient and CON rtable
n. aesiasnces IN she city For terms ac app 10 No
NA hsia street, opposite Corinthisn Hall Cat the
house L ,F
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" Baths. Bnths! Baths .--HoL Cold
and shower Baths be had at all hours, from
O'Clock A. N. to 10 P. NJ, at the Hair Cutting,
sha sipsand shsmpooing Saloon. uader the Amsri-
can Hotel Entrance llth street Single baths
Is cents or 5 siekets FL my
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sasyt EUtt IL r. n Tan excelIeut frjcL
80 Tenement, with briak Kitchen and gtan ar
-H'aA tached situated on the corner Of Leshad n n
streets, on Church Hill. Possession given e 18Th
Jun9 Apply to LAEUs & SHE
j. its "a Main eat
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~ Bair (Iuettux.-

To TIE CtTIzxss AsD srRksGERs VISITING rRB
CIrr.-if you wish to get your hair cut in the latest
aud most imofoved style would advise you to call
HOBs0N at bis Hair Cutting. Shaving and
Shaupooing Room, under the American Hotel,
TRANCE on llth strest
N. bot. Cold and Shower BATES can be had
st all hours Single Baths, IS esnts, We tickets
or 81 an 22-H
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A MoHsTER-A man died In Henderson coun,
tv, Tenn recently, named Miles Dsyden who as
seven feet six inches high He weighed over one
thousand pounds II required seventeen men to
put him in bis coffio, and one hundred feet OF
plank were required to makeit So says the West
Tennessee Whig, He ate habtsaliy . bushel OF
potatoes for his breakfast A half acre, for one
meal, did not supply him with roasting ears. He
drank thirty-two cups of coffee and ate one hua
dred eggs when hungry Hs could shoulder two
bales Of cotton. and break the high Of horse
with singis kish,
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~ Card.--Thomas w. Acesee, Anctlon
ser Office with George J. Sumner No 20 Pearl st,)
viii attend in person 30 the aale OF Real Estate
Household Furniture Stocks Of kershandiss, Horses
hs.
ALso--To KsntaE oss Houses and HrI ost Ns-
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oNDENcE Of THE DIsPAT a

The Crops Tobacco. Country Manufacturers and
City Dsal1s y Hheat Crops-The Supply Of Cora
Railroad Schemes of PitsyiraRid, &c.
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suinhur snrinss, Va, the other day from Nashville
Tenn.
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sas Et r. RkNT-The three s1o,y 5ape.
5gAs ment, now occupied by Mr. Belvin, orba sin
-af~A street, between Second and Third con-
-alus ten or elevea rooms, with gas fixture. ttush-
out. The Kitchen has four rooms Being in plea
'ant snd convenient part Of ths city 1t W in bound
, de'fsbie residences. Possession given the rat OF
'une Enquire at Wortham's Bookstore opmain
itreRt rs ..
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vsne, Port Gibson, Miss; John He1ry Tim berlske.
Richmond City, William fowlss, Bayou-8ara, La;
rehI War'elle, Warrington. La; Thomas Atwood
Wssn, , Louisa; LaIkin Willis, orange; Charles II
suIts.
VII MEDICINE With the Title of Doctor Of
medicine-J shelton Gillian, Petersburg; VIM w
harrs, Bedford, Richsrd Brooke Maury. Frederiots-
onrg; henry Augustine Minor, Decatur, Ala; VIM
morri. 0oochlsno; n II Payne, Orange Spr ngs Fla
Ihos VIM Pierce Bluff Port, Ala; hobt toweil,
sc
TX LAw-With the Title of Bachelor of Law
Given Campbell Kentucky; Augusur w Cockrell,
Alsoaus; George G.Irison, Accomsc; Walker w
Vest. Williamsburg; James FL Williams, Shersn
dosh.
BiCHELoRs OF AIRS -Theddsus Branch, Dinwid
die Va; Jas Leigh Jones, Hanover: John II Timber.
lake, Richmond City; w p Towles Lou sisna.
MASTERS CT ARTs-Wm N Rronaugh, Loudeun
Philip Csbell, Nelson; Chspn Little, Fauquier
VIM "a Mcdonald Winchester; Mathews Lew.
is5urs; VIM proctor, Prince Georss; 5tevens
Harlsonburt. Va: j "a etrother, Richmond City; C
Il Wins! on, Che esterfsld.
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OFFICE JAMES K. Il kANAWHA CANAL,
SIcHMoSD Juns is 1857 !
For the purpose OF repairing the Canal,
the asygatisu will 6a suspended on the first level
from the l2h to the 9th of July at locks rs and
q the ist Division from the 18th to the rs h o
July 1t 10 expected that the navig,sion on the I'd
Division will be resumed about the 18th inst and
will not again Be Interrupted.
el6-2aw4w WIN P. MUNFORD See'y
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s>aT n, Ghtf. II SfiiTrit
sit5eZn EOsCH MAKER

kxtHrAlHALA MEX,
-AS----A@t- Corner BROAD AND 9Th sTs
tTcuenaI's old stand) keeps constantly on hsud
and msses to ord-r al xinds ef CARRIAGES
ROCkdWAK Us BUGGIES, SULKIES SPRING
FAGONS, ETC. tie has exhibition in hia
snow room en unasusily large assortment, " hch he
10 opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms Em-
pioytng the bsst wOTkmeu, ana ustrg tho finest
terial, he Is enabled 10 waTrsnt sli his work.
EY Coach 3mithins and iohbrg of sll kinds exs
cuted promptly, usual and upon reasonable terms.
m IS-Sm%
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w- Eotice.--The Hair Dressing, shaving,
shampoong and Bathing saloon. (under the Bsiisfd
House has bean handsomely fitted up, and Is now
open and we invkss the citizens and strangers to
give Us a call
N B-Hot Gold and Shower Baths can ba bad
daily from6 o'closk A. NJ to 10 P. NJ
sp z3-d3m HOBSON & MORTON.
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ctTOxAGh.--Se cna take 10 100 nogS
- hs.ds of Tobacco and any other kind of Produce
which i. covered BY Insurance. on.n
is25 St. FUbsNh bn'A"Gn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

A NTBRACITE CUAL.-I will receive
n orders for the best Red and White Ash Anfhrs-
cit, Cos t2s49 lbs per ton) 70 be d,iVersd st sny
time bsfore the lst Of Dece bex, on coh"ls'
.ion of 10 per cent. on PhisdePhia prices and cur-
rent chsrses Persons wishing 1mmsolats suPpiy,
car be accommods ed from my present STOCK Safa'
which will be sod low fer CASH:
which enables me TO weigh every load
"Hi'4 SAM'L p. HAYES,
,,7a,, 18th street South side Of Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30
E,sEsE ;s sUr1S OFFICE H.. a, u D. e. u 4 !

-az+rEzxISaE1 sUPIS OFFICE i. ID. K 4
Es99syyszf fs1sssSe June t8, 1857.
kDTECE.--Dn and AFTER the
above date, this Company will TO fu nish bags
for the transport ,ttn of produce the kiehmond
and Oanvlle Railroad.
Persons having bags in their possession belonging
to this Company will please return than 10 he de
pots from which they received, otherwise they
will be che ssd with them
PUBLIC SALE OF BAGS
VIII be sold. at public auction on the lst OF July
next, ct the office of the Company, in the city Of
Richmond at II O'clock NJ, - thousand Bags suit
able for the delivery of wheat corn &c.
By order of the Board of Directors.
je 8-dtls'JY C. CAMPBELL Supt
~ DanviIle papers please copy.