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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-06-06

gle day since the opening OF navigation, on
the 2Sth Of March. The editor of the Cou-
rier can adduce no evidence to the contra
ry. We have good substantial warehouses,
at both landings, for the storage of mer-
chandize, and the prosperity of this city is
not in the least retarded by the alleged abb
sence ofwhat the Courier is pleased to term
ga good landing" 1t is sufficiently good
for all practical purposes, and the travel Of
the river boats, finds no inconvenience in
reaching this city, as it is sure to do, not
outstanding the much boosted of "Rock
Bottom landing" at Florence.
Next, the editor of the Courier proceeds,
as he says, 'to consider in all fairness" the
advantages relied upon by Council Bluffs to
"sustain her in her present position" He
says that this city has possessed advantages
over NIL competitors, having been "for many
years the only town of any note for miles
along the river" and he might have truth
fully added is get! All the editor says about
the enterprise and liberality Of our merch-
ants, we can fully endorse, but when under
the pretense Of commencing the liberal spir-
itedness of our merchants in the past, and
the large trade which they enjoyed, he
takes occasion to argue from false premises,
and indulge in illogical conclusions concer-
ming the future, we beg, most respectfully
to differ with him. We can assure our soi-
disant prophet, and seer, that Council Bluffs
yet commands the trade Of Western Iowa,
and Nebraska, even to the supplying Of all
the material wants Of the editor of the Cou-
rier. Not only that, but she win continue
to command that trade, Notwithstanding
the assertions and assumptions Of the fugle-
man Of the would-be 0phir Of the West.
Up 70 LAST faM Council Diuns had almost noeopoly
q ~ trade Of tha ssctou but rivals have started all
arpA hef, who, In natural advantages surpass her,
end The cct 81 the 10 even plainly per-
sspfiblD in her tysde and Improvements.
lesing the trade Of Nebraska, and hat part of Iowa
aAose Crescent City what section Of country will sun.
ply he lcs There remains the country to tbs SOUTH
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PUTNAM-S
Suh.erfher. 70 start With.

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any T1sE-1soa ever before prod=eetla th5z county.
The EeE llsz= eoz===sss rl the OCTOBER szzb=-,
vAieh IS aas ready. Is sl=4 sieA lie choicest Pred1e-
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atlfae;fve appearsae=. 4: 3 Broncznced By al =ko have
szen il 70 b. the zes. beautiful 'Peeta=n ef i Magazine
ever Issued IL ;h5s county.
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By enclosing Is esau 70 the Publishers. 4 sPLESDID
LIsRAET OF FORTY LARGE BOUND VOLUMES Is pre-
SEATED 70 every person Eho gets % a eI=b q :Eez;y-hour
sabszribsrs. GET THE OCTOBER SUNBER Is \ sPE-
cIMES. J. EMERSON / co, Publishers,
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Ia connection Win the above, keep every kind of N
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1T rs NOT a DYE.
MRS. 8. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAI
RESTORER

y
GRAY haired, Bald, or persons ui.a diseases Of hair, or
tetIn, rea1 me f9Heriz= and fudZ= Of the articles
MRS 6. A. ZYIOBALSAMUM
Or Words Hair Dress in=. - essential 20 Use With The Res
being often she1eiaaa In cases Of hair falling, Es-, without
le E-ztsreF-
Rev. II '. DEGAS, E4tor Guide 20 Holiness ave saa
s~sstfz 70 - eEccts." &c.
President J. II. EATON, L. D. AsrsreesboTo', Tgnn.
N8sgithstaatlag ifrrgzl2F use, ths falling oG OF hair
ceased, AMI ny gray ioeEs restored TO original eoleE,"
To the original hse or y01th." E-
sEY.. II. IHAGHLK, go Zsa1 .! aseJ Pitcher. ClenaaEo
nothing ike \ dye" &c
INV. D. 7. WOOD dILetoEn, New York. any oUn hair
AID hat o. another o. fy family has greatly thseken-
ed, where alnssf bald" f..
REV JAMES Mckee New York City, CONNIE #, &c.
REV W PnRTEU5, stan"ieh, conn- ''lt has metnJ most
sanzuine expectation" &c.
REV. p GRIsWOLD Washington, v H. at i reaI
ehcacious in restoring the hair" &c.
REy. G. n SPRATT, L=~sbursh, Pennsylvania. 1--WE
can ard Do ehzrTfEHy recomnsnd IL" &c
REV ]. P TUsTTN, CaaTIestoUn- South Carolina. "THe
white hair has b~c0me obYtafrt," &e-
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Nsrden, y. II. eve think
very highly Of Jour prsparatioa," ke-
REv- a: G. SMITH. PratFsburEh, n r 81 vas surprised
IN fad my haiftqTn a. When I Eas young he
REV C. ". CLINR, Lewiston, PeunsyfVsnia- ~; has
REV A FRISR. Caa;a4Ia County New York. 81 amAat-
isdzi aad recommend IL
REV. D. MORRIS, Gross RiTeF, New York. LIt is the best
psep.ratIon eXtzHL-"
Rev. WILLIAM CUTTER, Eftor Mothers Magazine, New
YORK, "-Recomm-nds t."
V-we might sEeI his list, but n net convinred TRY II.
We export these preparations 70 Europe even. and they
are sHp=rssdinE all others there a. well a. in the Chised
Ndoss not sH1 orALpia. Sold ny all the principal whole
safe aad retail merchants in the Z. J., Cuba, or Canada
DEPOT. J BROOIIR STREET, ". Y.
where address all letters and Inquiries
Come dealers try to sell articles instead Of this or
which they make more profit Write to Dept for circular,
terms, and Inclination Genuine IS signed, Mrs. 5 a
Alien, written Il" ink Beware Of eOunts'fsits.
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Pianos, MsIOieoni, and every kind Of musical lnstru-
nents tuned and repaired.
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SUMNER ARRAN GE MEN rs.
ITO THOSE WHO ENTER MI INSTITUTE. Or RE2IIT
i me- $50, and thus secure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SHIPS, any time before the LIST day Of nETG September can,
upon completing = thorough course Of Double Eutry Book
keeping and its Collateral Branches, secure lucrative en-
pl0ymentin Commercial or Baking Houses as Accountants
within ninety days after their graduation or else they viii
be indemnihed to the fan amount OF the SUm paid for Xii
ton, and thus realize
Free Tnition. or Lucrative Situations.
Graduates from this Institution are nov hHing resPonsi-
bic ard lucrative positions as Cashiers. Book keepers and
Railroad ONCE Clerks, IN different sections Of the enuDtTy,
and are being preferred By business men to Graduates OF
any other Mercantile College. Hence the above unparaI-
leed Inducements which nothing bat the great Superiority
Of my Instruction and thorough training Of my students for
business life would warrant.
The Principal nj Lid EastitutEOH has JGeH a practical
deeoWnfaHf6r n oH1er period than any other TsdcleJ'
IN the WsAasFa country.
Address the undersigned for further particulars
my9 WV. w.
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THE undersiEned, ratefl1 for the patronage thew sb,v.
L received fron tbs citizens OF Wheeling and me pubHe
generally, At the old stand, nov Fespeetfalv ~ ! soptjnn-
anee Of The game At their new location, No us Man. be.
tween Monroe and TFnion streets
We purpose, A. all aeaSons, to Keen meh m ,E.o..-.,..,
CHINA, GLASS. QUEESsWARE, HOUSE 4 STAN oar
Furnishing Goods on hand that vim be most likely 10 nit
the taste otAl Uho nav f8vorUS with heirp5t-oaSee
our Rooms are spaetous, a~dordIng facilities unsurpassed
q ne wet % exhibit goods 70 advantage, and aside from
our Retailing and packing department We shan eontfn1e n
Keep on hand original PaekaEes Of assorted oueensTsre
adapted 20 this section Of country and Tie exfEe1s w..
-hseh VIII Be offered At 4 small advance over ne eoSt-
Connected with tbs house, q a PUNT GLGss N4SB-
FtCFOE1i hence oar CU1nty Merchants nav REV mon
taIinSthe eantaEe from tie East 20 uas point. by buyin-
their Glass and QnssnsErre hroa rs.
= DUNHAMGco.
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GUARANTEED
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TO HUUSEhEEPEFG.
rs and for sale. at reiueed prices, the foIOstnl
i articles, viz: Plate Warmers, new styles and rlaE
Coal Vases, Eve sets Five Stands of different qualities
Also Fenless, Ash Pans, Coal ScuttIes, Toilet sets, Sl
Buckets, Cake, Spice and knife Boxes; TEA Trays, Corn Pop
erS, Hearth BrOOms, assorted sizes, Table, Coffee and Ia
Mats, Chahng and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons Az
Forks OF the best quality; Clothes, Travelling and Cap Be-.
ketSof various pattcrnss Side Irons, 8Ttnee Meat C1htr'
and various other articles useful to House Keepers.
WIZ. HEBURN
dees5 No 81 Monroe Street.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RRCTGRIRRS, LIQUOR MERCHANTS
AND Is ~ Z
DR.. FEUCHTW Anglers

DIX FEUUHIW ANGER.S
PLAVORINGS TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE.
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
TIE undersigned has lately made great improvements in
this branch Of business. The fayorinEs are pot uPin pack
ages OF 5, 10 AMI ~ gallons, and requires but the addition
Of Pure Spirit, either LIST or Eth proof, and Liquors such As
C0Enae, either dark or pale, Holland and English Gin, ia
maiea and 81. CHOix Bun, Aonongahela, Bourbon, Irish and
scotch Thiskev, Apple, Peach, Cherry and Raspberry Bran
dy, Port and Madeira WIne5 viii be instantly produced. It
requires TO skill, but an addition Of = good spirit, say so
gallons to each gallon OF the respective NayOrins-
The best Cognae oil, green, yellow and white, warranted
genuine, a. low as any other importer in the Us.
Essences Of every Liquor Extract Of CosuseY l ID. OF
which produces 200 zalIops Of Cognae-
Raw Whlskey may by DIT. PHs age and body preparation
be made smooth With hut 4 tTihng expense
The price Of PIavoEinZa are extremely moderate, and iii
EectIons IN full suPplledb by
DR. LEWIS R~EUCHTWANGER,
CAsHLf and importer Of Drugs, EsseHtidE oils, and Net
dLS, Ddgu<rreotYpe md Photo9rapAie Uemfedh,
No. 4 Maiden Lane, New York.
y. B. Sole Agent for GOdfrsy's celebrated Cordial BiteEs
and Gia- ap2S6md&W
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Removal,
Ploughs! Ploughs!!

Ploughs! PIoughs!!
HAVE been app0lntei sole Agent for this city for theSM
OF Everett { BElnkensops'eeiebrated
PLOUGHS- go,
Enese Plo0Shs are very Justly cOnshierrl the best eTIT
teredtn this market, and the attention Of farmers and la
snanfsts directed to them, keep a cOnstantsuPply o"
dtnerentnumbers together with points, &c.
1. NJ HUMPHREY,
Aug6 No ~ Main Street:
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TUITION FREEI
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SUMNER ARRAN GE is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

JEWS IN PARLIAMENT.-The English papers
give the following explanation of the Catholic
opposition to the oaths" bill for the admission OF
Jews into Parliament:
The Roman Csthohs members of Parliament.
headed by the Duke of Norfolk had risen il oppost
ton to the MEASURE, and had waited upon Lord
Palmerston snd held meeting for the purpese OF
securing relief for the Catholics from the objection.
able passages in the CATH by the me
OF the Legislature. The interview with Lord Psi
meiston not being deemed satisfactory, is was re-
soved to support ame udments the bill in commit.
tee, embodylng the views of the Catholics and to
memorable Parliament to frame an oath for all
classes without distinction of creed. 1t is feared that
this movement would jeopardzs the bill and some
of the Catholic presses opposed the Interference
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Lone VOYAGE The commander ~ tbs bsr,,e
Dean RICHMOND, Csp. Pierce, who some time tipoe
mace SO successful voyage in that vessel from Chi
80 pol Is at present engaged in building
voyage curing the coming fall. This new yes
., WI % az large as thh esnd Canal will psrmi,
read, .a sac nef cargo, both out and home il al
GU secured A vessel ia nov daiIv sYnectsS Of
, h.. nom Liverpool. and another asiIed rom
oash ts. n s% aayt 'inCs for Glasgow voyage
Lawrence before the ocean is rea.bad ai,h .SeI
and tedious one barrier to the entsrnr.a
OIL ths business men Of Chicago. o oA'0i PRISE
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The RICHMOND DIsPATCH
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY.

~
The urgent solicitations 81 number Of friends
HEMl.WEkKLY DISPATCH.
II will appear about the Sd July next will he nrintsd
With ew type will contain twenty esht eolnmns Of
resdins matter and In size and prop srtions will "a.
sembls the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription will
Two Dollars per Annum In Advnuce,
II will contain sill this news Of the day-ro,iasl
DomestIs, Foreigu miscellaneous and CONNIE ciaI-
toaether with Editorials and entertaining Literature
Especial attention " III be paid to ths markets. which
will be regularly and accurately reported It will be
indeed aNEWBPAfER In the most comprehe nsiye
sense presenting ntelligible narratives OF every.
thing that trsnspfres and comm unicatinR promptly
and succinctly all kinds OF information appropriate
to the Newspaper
There are only semi weekly mails In msny parts
OF the State, and this semweekly edition of the Dis
patch meets the wants of the people supplied By
those u ails.
Every branch of the paper 10 entrusted to capsule
gentlemen, and the Daily and Weekly Dispatch are
examples Of the enterprise with which IL will be
tanned.
Those whs want the sEMI-WEEKLY DIS
PATCH, will please send In their orders at once. so
that their subscr ptions may begin with the first
number. Address the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual rates;
and as the Semi Weekly edition will no doubt be
for communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the Weekly, a. well as the Be-
mi Weekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly improved,
and the three papers will be sent 10 subscribers at
Low RATES:
Daily Dispatch. 81 per annum.
SsmiWeeky Dispatch. 81 per annun.
Weekly Dispatch O.; ;.; -; per snnum
There are no cheaper journss In the Union, and
| neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
je5-- cts J. A. COWARDIN.
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THEATRICAL SQUABBLE.-A bi. of scandal il
afoat in the New York papers, in which Mr Edwin
Forrest, Mrs Lizzie Weston Davenport and her hus-
band, A Davenport, are mixed up. Davenport
and wife have separated. The Sunday Atlas says
has been any improper intimacy between Mr For.
rest and the LAZY in question but that on the con-
trsry he has ever been her and her husbands dis.
interested friend, professionally and otherwise" A
few evenings since Davenport found his wife com.
ing out Of Burton's theatre with Forrest, and got
up a "scene" in the street. abusing the great
tragedian" roundly.
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f.. VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Open to JACKSON'S RIVER. Only thirty miles of
Stage travel to the White Sulphur; 81 miles to
Red Sweet, and 50 to Old Sweet Springs
TRROUGHFROM RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND ALEX
ANDRId, IN ONE DAY.
THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITIONS
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
The care will be running to Jacksons River, 1875
miles from Richmond, by the 18th of July, leaving
Springs. over good road
Passengers leave Richmond at A. NJ; dine at
Steun on, ard arrive at the White Sulphur same
nght-or, if they prefer it. remain night at
Covington or Csllighans, and reach the Springs to
breakfast next morning
Passengers for the Sweet and Red Sweet stop
over night at Casghsn's, and arrive at the Springs
to breakf fat next morning.
Those for the Salt and Blue Sulphur arrive there
to dinner next day, after leaving Richmond
s-S!!NSgR Previous to the ope ming of
< [es2aTSsSss the Road to Jaekson's River, pas
ssngers for the White, Sweet and
Salt Sulphur will take Stage az heretofore at Mill
boro, and stay sll night at the Warm Springs and
arrive at the White and Sweet to dinner and the Sst
at night the next day.
Passenger for the Roekbrdse Alum, Bath Alum
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs. take the Stage at
Millbero' and arrive at the Springs to supper the
Same day they leave Richmond.
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MASONIC PRocEssIos-Ths negro Masons made
quite an imposing procession in Philadelphia Wed.
hesoay morning 10 celebrate the dedication Of III cir
nan, which has Just been finished. There were
nearly ft0 In the line, wearing handsome regalia
ana other psrsphernslia Of the order The Lodxes
usplayea banners, accompanied with bands OF music
among the strangers present Lodge from Cam.
Gen n. j., the Maryland Grand Lodge and the Men.
dian Lodge Of New York
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"THAT's DERK'D GooD!"-A backwoodsmsn and
his sweethesrt the other day, happened to be in a
drug store in -, when q party Of gents called for
and drank.soda water. Bsckwoods did mt know what
It was, but made up his mind to try it, and after
drinking glsss Of the cooling fud he turned to the
lady and remarked, "Sal, that's dern'd good, why
don't you buy somel'
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CAPITAL PRIZE 88O,OOO!!
YlCKEYa ONLY elo

Owing TO the great favor with which our sinsle
Number Lotteries have been received by the public,
and the large demand for Tickets, the MANAGERS,
swAS Il Co, will have q drawing each saturday
throu ghout the year. as.
Pie following scheme will be drawn in each OF
their Lotteries fer June, 1851
CLASS ~, 49,
20 bs drawn In tha atv OF Atlanta. Ga In public on
Saturday, July 4th, 1897.
CLASS A,
70 he Sr.wr I. tb. sty Atlanta, Ga, in PHbs, on
Saturday, July 1Ith, 1887.
CLASS Is
Yo h xp IN the city of Atlanta, Ga, in public On
saturday, July 18th, 1857,
GLASS 46,
Ia sr,wn in the CITY of Atlanta, Ga, In publls on
Saturday, July 25th, 1857.
oR THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMRkEf.
1880 Prizes!
Nearly One Prire 10 Erery Nine Tichsts
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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o1dHR AT THE MAUIrIUs.-Dates from por.
weather was div are Mo to the 18th of May The
poft Louis early in July OF the las, ar" d IN
$500 OF pounds had been shipped and tSers az -
NAMED aboot $4,000 600, all Of which v .nere re-
sn,ppsd IN the course of month The com;0 DC
gnre of IoF aeo 70 all would reach II
ngufe OF 10 oOo tons. An advance Of thir,v lie
cent was realized on the article 'Aii'y per
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HAIL IN MISSOURI "A hail storm occurred in
Buchanan county, Mo, on Saturday last, destroy.
ing the crops, killing the cattle in the fields, and
injurins several men. One negro was killed
The hailstones are represented as having been al
large as goose eggs.
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oMER< CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.-
NN$E The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
A-E-Making Establishment, on Lombard Al.
ley, between Main and Cary, (5th and 18th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIE S with and without
tops, and sULKIES, all of his own make, of tho
best materials and workmanship; ell of which will
be sold low good work Of the kind can be the
city OF Richmond, and respectfully ask call from
those IN want Of any article in the Carriage line,
am determined to make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible, and ell work sold, that il new,
warranted.
= -" On kICAIAH MANETJR
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ADVANCED WAGES TO SEAMEN.-At 4 meeting
the ship owners of Philadelphia held Wednes-
day morning, an agreement was made that after
July LIST, the payment of advance wages TO seamen
will be discontinued In accordance with the
pian of the ship owners of New York, Boston and
other ports, the ship owners there viii hereafter
furnish one suit of warm clothing, and engage to
give a bounty of ten per cent on the earned wages
of the crew who perform the voyage and contract;
and in case the chip is lost on the outward vcy
age every seaman will be paid the wages earned
by him up to the time of the loss; and in no case
less than one month for foreign and one-half for
coastwise voyages.
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ma varn das, mills In Talladega county Asbs
liz, were destroyed by fire, last week. AiSOA"
=, n accounts from Verona relative to tho s,.,o
hattering. W no means
WI i.oadon Waterman announces that the Rev
tern tonr h M ,elurnea to Europe from bis Eas.
ne British House of Commons h.s ,.;....,
Lad ''ei snops IN Eng"
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GERMAN SAENGERBUND ANNIVERSARY
large number of delegates have arrived st Detroit
Michigan, TO attend the ninth anniversary of the
German North American SaeEgerbund, which WAS
to commence there Thursday. Two grand con-
certs will be given, the festivities closing with
ball on Friday evening. 1t Is understood that the
proceeds will be devoted to the relief of the desti-
tute in Northern Michigan
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Ia RUNAWAY...$20 reward will be
IN given If taken in the State, and $500 If taken
IA out of the State.
~ Runaway, my negro boy JOE, sometimes
A~aS-~ called JOE WINSTON; about % years old;
little over feet high; rather stout built; dark gin
ger bread color small moustashe stammers badly
when confused orquickly spoken to- took along or
salts Of cloths blue dress coat with bras but
tons black ants and patent leather shoes white hat
Silver watch with gold chain; was last seen in this
city on Tuesday last; had psss to Hanover county,
and supposed to be making bis way towards York
river, for the purpose of getting board
ing vessel. SAMUEL ELLIS.
je Aim
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DISPATCHES FROM CHINA Robert Murphy.
Esq, American Consul at Shanghai came passen
ger by the Persia at New York. Mr. Murphy came
the overland route and is the bearer of important
dispatches from China relative to the war there,
for our government He left Immediately for
Washington.
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

s9sstx> NOTICE Tho subscriber
HfaAssSg having rented the office No. 227, Main
uITYH street, formerly occupied by his bro
-LI Their, DR.. Phos. H. Edmunds deceas-
cd, offers himself &C Practitioner of DENTISTRY
to the citizens of Richmond and the public gene
rally Having had an experience of twelve years in
his profession he feels confident he please those
who may favor him with their patronage. He can
be found at his office at ALL HOURS. where he will
be please to serve the friends of his brother.
my Ism PAGE EOMUND8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

MI Dallas presented Mr. Benjamin Moran assi..
ssn' Ssefetsry to the Legation, to Queen Victoria
al Drawing Room at st James on the eth nst.n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

N. tI.cE OF HAiL-it 10 stated by officers Al
me copper roofOg of hs Capitol bniIdins
.,i,n.s statement is made with refsrene. ~ tbs
,onf ~ ne stones having penetrateS the lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-26

IRON FURNACE BURNT-The new blast furnace
in Hsmtranck, Michigan, owned by the Detroit
and Lake Superior Iron Mining Company with
the valuable machinery employed il tho same was
consumed by the fire Tuesday morning. Loss
1913 000-partially insured