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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23
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FEh hMANENT CURE
The Rev James auEnicutt prop ristas ana editor
that exceiisnt paner, ths Christian Bsnnsr. PUB
tshed st Frederckburg Va in his editorial of June
5th 1887 Tins spesss Of h. cu-s:
H4MPTONS PEEETABLE TLNCTTRE.
It will b. fecollseted by many our readers that
several ago stated in the edi.o ial ceiumrs
NJ the Christian Banner tbs, Hdmptops Teoetabis
ftncture had ehec ed of Dy soc pss in u Cwn
case tn wa had ia DOR d ons with this tefrlb o.
e'ss and suffered most fully tn. pain ana nelap.
choy which necessarily acco m panies this hsrrt Die
enemy Of man aod mans bapp Fo- . Ions time
re lived IN instant fear tha the feH ster " q
-elurn- But .nk God, and thsshs to Han pton's
rincture the gloomy demon has no yet returs cd,
md we b-glD to hns he never will
We now feel copfd ut 10 "a ing 'hst Hampton's
aspsia Ia our own case we hsv- taken . d op OF
it the lsst two years to the best Of -eoilee-
ton est wha We olssse, and much
please and chow tobacco to heats enute Mt, and
all il well We believe that twelve b,.ti-s judici us
y sakeu will cure nine cases out OF every Of cys
peptrcs We conscientiouse recommend IL t., al dys
peptics The spring time aud summer r 10 most need
sd therefore, a. phianthr p's call attention
20 IL Editor Of the Christian Banner
Call and get Pa phiets, and ses cures Of Cough,
Rheumatism, scrofu se Assrrs ,rstive and in.
visorator it has zen ghly recommended
HAMP TOMS VEGETABLE rINCTURE.
~ Delicate Ladies' and children will please give
t trial.
Sold by PURCELL. LApD& co. Richmond; BY
Or COOKE, Frederictsburs; by all the Druggists In
Petersburg; by MORrIAER h MOWBRAY Balti.
more, and by Druggists and storeksepers every.
where.
y 81 per bottle; six bottlss for IS.
ie9-dhc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

SPIDER BITES The Boston Traveller, no
ticing anoth n death from the bite of spider, re-
commends the trial of whiskey as an antidote to
the poison. Invert small glass bottle, containing
the liquor, over the wound, so that the whi'key
cannot evaporate, until the poison ID extracted
and if the virus has got into the circulation
drink little whisksy to couuteract it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

MORE ATMOsPHERICAL PHENoMEHA.-There
vasa strange phenomenon in Philadelphia, last
Thursday afteroon. As the workmeu on q building
in WilliDg's Alley were at their work small black
cloud passed over their heads and suddenly broke
and ceiuged them with water. About two hogs
heads fell, 10 ALL and covered space of only some
thirty feet while all elsewhere was dry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

CRAWFORD, THE SCULPTOk.-SUCCEss OF DR.
FELL, THE MERICAN PHYSICIAN Crawl ford
the scu p or is still under the of DR. Fell IL
London. A portion of the caucerous iumor back
of his eye is removed, and with no subs. quen
return Of paralysis epilepsy. and with great re-
lief from pain. The process of removal employ &c
by the physician consists in the application to tbs
eye of some powerful cauteriziug ointment, 0hs
composition of which has not been disclosed) which
is followed by prcking, aud thus drawing cut first
the eye itself and then the tumor behind it In
this way the eye has been destroyed with part
of the tumor The physician has been entirely
successful with umors of this character, and it is
on the near connection Of Mr. Cra~ ford's with
the brain which throws any donht on the success
Of thu present experiment.-N Y Post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

A FITTING MONUMENT TO FRANKLIN. - The
tomb of FrankIin-if plain flag atone even will
the earth can oe so caed-s concealed from pub
lie view by venerable brick wall at me corner , O
Fifth and Mulberry streets, Philadelphs. The
remains of the lightning philosopher are deposited
there, in the old burial ground belonging to Chris
Church An appropriate monument has been acci'
dentaly reared above them, in the shape OF a tele
graph post, and the lightning IL at constant pay
over if not under, the eyes of the man who frs
chained IL TO the earth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDEHT.-Jacob Matthias
President OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Carroll county, Md was killed at Calvert. Md
station on the Northern Central Railroad Saturday
He attempted to leap the cars as they moved cf
snd was Iun over, both legs being cut eff and biz
skull fractured Though perfectly conscious be
did not spesk of bis injuries once but only asked
those about him to raise his head" and died in
about fif cen minutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

MOVEMENTS OF A UNITED STATES MINISTER
A letter dated Paris, june 4, says:
"The United States Minister at Constantinopie,
Mr. Spence Is now at Bucharest, on the Danube,
whittier be has gone ostensib'y and for commercial
purposes, but really, it ia said at Coustsutinope
for political otject, connected with the question
of the union of the two princ'palilies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

ApPLEs-Ths Canker W0ym-A large crop OF ap-
oles was expected next fall, from the appearance
Of the blossoms, which never put forth more prom
isiusIy for q IaJge harvest Bus the caterpillar
and canker worm lave made sad havoc with tbs
trees. In riding through Essex county . few days
suce, we were surprised to notice the devastation
caused by the canker worm. Ia some ceses ent re
orchards were IS completely blasted ss though q
firs had swept over them, the trees assuming .
deep copper hue-Boston Traveller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

RACHEL on HEX TRAVELS -h0CueI Tue tr2Bt@
dienne, writing to friend in Paris, says:
shap embark for Marseiles. where l shall ar
rive sometime during the first ff cen days Of
June / shall res. at Montpelier. a city reno .ned
as you know, for lis climate and medical faculty. -
| shall pass st Paris part CT the vacation of my
sors arrange some business matters, and at the
commencement of the cold weather, hasten to
the South. Imsy return to Egypt perhaps go fol-
a few months to New York, and thence TO Charles
ton, C, where / remember il was so pleasant for
the rest of the winter. | leave you abruptly;
am seized with cough which renders me alter
nately warm and cold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

CHICAGO MoRALs-Thers were arrested In
Cbicago during the past two and half months.
two thousand four hundred and eighty persons!-
Among the rascals Nrrested were one Clergy ymar;
one Republican editor, one Republican Mayer;
one ex>member Of Congress Republican; two
hundred and nioe cyprians, &c, &c. Ihefe were
onIy Two doctors ar -ested and no lawyers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

EXTRAORDINARY SCICIDE-Mrs Eizabsth
Grumpy committed suicide by taking arsenic in -.
Louis on Monday eight last She was 81 years of
sge. and her husband had a few months ago left
her and gone to Europe, as 1t appears, bscauss OF
domestic troubles There he had enlisted in the
army, from which be announced in letter be
would not be released for three years after wich
he promised to return bona Captain Grumpy,
her bus band had large circle of friends in St
Louis, and bis wife living in very comforia le
style, as they were we'll 10 do Ia this world 8
goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

NEW KIKp OF BRICK he Austin tIexss)
Times notices the construction of house In hat Vi
sinty Gu. OF hind Of brick, not burnt, but the
slay ole ment united by some chen icsl process "
Si,ro,erv OF q Mr. kay mond. The cost OF the wells
will be fifty per cent less than orc HsIy burnt oIcA
work The INGREDIENTS combined " ith the clay IL ls
,5 siys IL sufHc ency within twenty iour
hours .er ,he tim Of mon ding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

NICARAGUA gentleman who came passen.
ger by the Philadelphia, from San Juan del Norte
or GreytowD states that when he left there were
no Walker men at that plsoe By bun6o arrivals
from above, the news at Greytown was, that the
Guatemslians and Hondurigps had returned home,
leaving force in charge of Rivas snd Granada
but that since Walker left the country the old in-
tes!ine feuds had broken out afresh and that those
two northern States were preparing war upon each
other The Costa RicaDs have returned home.
though the Castillo aud San Carlos forts are still
fortified by them. The natives at Greytown are n
bad spirits and the expectation that W alker would
have very little trouble in overruuning the uu'
try again If he went there with 1000 mes, and the
means requisite There are but tw vessels Of the
English feet now left at Greytown. Col. Kinney
Is supposed to have been lost, having gone up the
coast some weeks since in q eaky cossting vessel,
and had not been heard of when our informant lett
" o Creole
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

~ Fresh Leeches Il have lust vereiy.
ed ty Adams H1prrss q fresh To- of sw- diIh
LEIGH which will be applied upon the most
rs ason able terms
- Ca ping and Lee.bing promptly attended to.
Can be found 81 all h3u,s Of the day. st The Hair
Dressing Room under he American Hotel and at
night, on Ssh street, French Garden Hill
my 25-ts &c HORgON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

SPANISH EXEMPTION FROM DUTY -lnforma-
,,on has been re eceived to the effect that the Span
;sh Governm. Mt has prolonged to the 3l.t OF De.
cember the exemption previously accorded 70 !, u
...aoJs arriving in Spain from foreign ports with
an grain, beaus and other mealy substancef;
outtbe sxemption from all duty can only be en-
iov.d wben The phols cargo consists Of these sub
stances. Severaiinstances have occurred ri YES
,el. hajrg made TO pay full duties in consequence
of tb,ir b,v,ue on board . few hundred slaves or
other triAes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

PRETTY GOOD JUSTICE "A Cincinnsti LANDLORD
gave a man liquor until be drunk and tbel
administered an unmerciful beating because b
did not pay for it. The justice gave him the choic
of paying fine of 500, or the dungeon on brea
and " ater for ten days. He forked over the cash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

THE FOURTH OF JULY is to be celebrated on
the Virginia side of the Potomac river about mile
from dam No of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
Captain G Alburtis of Mar'insburg Virginia
will be the reader, and Col VIM Maulsby, OF
Maryiaud orator
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-rtslst NoTss NJ.

- Beaniifui Pietu co at Osbsvse's Gal
LEnr ~s taks CO. - iss.r1or Fie.
YER issmsats Isis si hsmbos. The. vho ssu ~
ford to ays god ice for superior issssssss iii
40 vel! to call .. oS8nRNL'4 sswsrs Of prs.esS.
srs IN the Arr. VII, mps to take isssy q ~
ny price in ofds, to ser somssbias to do {, Ia:
,rom .s.rviss Our motto H. Ths best price 70, he
jsls-a~ ossoRsr,s GALLERY, Maj. I.
y Citizens, the truth ID at the small fry
ss 70 :-TnAt tbev sh.rse - 10, pi stu. - In.
srof 70 what IYLsh Co make for 80 csr To- thar IL
ryr a. Ioss 10 sxssute one picture - 1t tshes
ns, L.R GO to mste twsnty; that the fec, of de-.
ku.ns Foor woman II her shawl bsesuse shs rs.
TO pay for anss,tf,story pictsrr And B. ins
o,,ot,o., 10 roiee coursin TOMS qu.ae has become
-. - mar e e1r concern 10 sbsoey, u ct thew do
80 ~ uaef visitors o5er attention o. d lastly 90
sys. thsv s Tsre prstsndtrE hat the large pie-
stead OF being made b. tbeus-ives
MAIN street, ana msts the best Of Portsis Tor 50
.'a'' WHO 1-e--- naT.a..l jsa-ss
"Woodiand Crenm''.-A pomade fer
sEAUrI.YIsS % TIE :,H, ,hH,AI.--hishly psrfunsd on,
price For dressing Ladies' Hair IL bss NO canal
giving 1t bright . ossy appearance IL e.nsss 1...
temen's Hair ts curl In the moot natarsl msnuer,-
1t removes dsndruh always sivips the Hair the An.
eaance of being esn shs cooed. priee oniy afty
ssnts None genuine unless ds5 ed
FErRIoss Co, Propdetorso OF tbs
Balm Of Thousand Piowsrs.-
For sale by all Druggists.
BENNETT. BEERs L FIsaER,
nh li-eod6m Agent for Richmond
OFFICE JAMES z. 4 KANAWaA CANAL,
RICHMOND June g 1887 !
For the purpose Of repairing the ana l.
the ravisstsa wi b. suspended on the frs. level
from the 2h to the 9th Of July ard at Locks Is aud
A on the Ist Division from the I2Sh t., the 2s O
jay. 1t 10 expected ira. the rsvlgation on the I'd
Division'will be resumed about the 18th inst and
viii not again be interrupted
el6 2,w4w VIM r MUNFoRD, see'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

THE SONORA MASSACRE Letters from the city
of Mexico mention that Mr. Forsyth has already
opened a correspondence with the Mexican au
thories in relation the late wholesale execution
done on Col Crabb and his party of Americans il
Sonora.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

HON EDWARD EvERETT.-On Thursday after
noon Edward Everett delivered his Grafton Oh the
charas,er of Washington 1T Cambridge, Msss-
Amoug the invited gnests were Senator Mason, o.
Virginia Hon John p Kennedy, of Baltimore, n
p Willis and Peter Cooper. of New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

DEAD HEADs.-f each guest at the recent
great railroad excursion and celebration had used
bis ticket for the full 1896 miles of road included
in its privileges, the whole would have amounted
If paid for at the general rate of cents per mile,
TO S4l9 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

LARGE CARGO The steamer Woodside, Capt
Booth, brought into port on Monday last, l,50o
barr. /, -four aud 100 tons beef from below Cin-
c,nnsi and for transportation over the North est
prn Railroad being the largest shipment yet re-
ceiyed from that quarter Parkersbuyg Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

A CONDUCTOR KILLED Captain w II Van
n ,rn, for several years q conductor on the Tsrre
II aute and Indianapolis Road, was instantly XII cd
at indianapolis, Iad., on the l7ih Instant. while
engaged in assisting TO raise q new rolling mill.
near the Terre Hauts depot building
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

OIL-SaIes of some three TO four thousand bar
rels of whale oil have been made In New Bedford
within q day ortwo. At from seventy TO seventy
two cents PR gallon. At New London, 500 bar
reIs of whale oil have been sold at sixty.eigh'
cNntn
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HIGHWAY RoBBERIEs. Mexican Exuaor.
din.ry relates the following account of q daring
robbery and the execution of the robbers:

fo'"o'y suo the execution of the robbers:
Asut Sontag aud Mr.. Fearn, Secretary of the
ams ian Legation, who wore on a tour of oil ssure
80 ae snoisnt town OF flascaia, they mistook their
70 nuamantia ard got lost In forest that skirts
she Northern slope Gf Mahnchs Thsy had impru
ae9uy started ehsas OF ,hsir servant and bs q ,ga
500 arrived at duamautla without encounterine
either Immediately afterwsrd, he servant arrived
psie and alarmed and INT rmed them that he had
oeen co npete-y robbed In the forest of Ma achs by
o nd OF armed babdits mum belipe % or so The
ooctor and hr Feara Immediately applied, though
iare In tn, evening to Gen Portilla comnau dI z
chner mere Tor msunted party to 20 10 pursuit.
Wn'eh wse granted, and In naif an hour these gen
ur men ana somsf lands accomp anied by 81 lance
andsr command of Col Anastacio Fuentes were in
iuii pursuit OF the robbers Th.y rode al pisht,
searching several naeiendss ntectusl)y on their way
ana at oc oek In the morning arrived in Tlsscaa
II re, alter an hours rest they searched and found
two noted robbers in their beds ana again stare
for San Pablo.
Atthis place they surrounded lot of adobe build
lhss and found four Of the robbers concealed in a
room with N any articles Of stolen baggage. and In
Haots attached they discovered two of their
court yard, AID started for the ishborins town OF
santa Anna The prisoners here confessed to priest
az apothsr of them was shot aud hu az upon tree
with q piscard bearing the words &" Por Iddro1'
siung on bis breast Again they start ID for the gle
IN the f)rest W hero the robbery WAS committed and
thAre found many articles belongiug to them me
OF value, smong Others Dr. sontae's scieptlfis In
strum-Ets bro. en- and til own On the ound in a
rsgs OF disappointment at not fodins moe II onsy
Similar plscard attached to their breasts left them
pending to the branches of a tree the remainder ot
the prisoners were taken to Huamsntla to await a
trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

PATENT LEATHERs IN A -GANa.-Those
engaged In the recent conspiracy In Mexico, have
been alta ched to the chsin-gang and will be sen,
off to Yucatac. The Mexican Extraordinary
speaking their appearance as elons IN the streets
describes them as foil ,ws:
On "wednesday morning witnessed ths novelty
OF If fathionables chained in couples, and
marching through ths streets with the usual guard
that accompanies the gang destined to public works
ach had spada upon his shoulder. and the party
came to hat in the Csllej IN de Santa Clara whera
the very necessary but not very agreeable
o. c. eansng the sewers performed The coDtrsst
between patent leather boots snd sh sckles strk
irg from their unpleasant juxtapoition. and the
from bec<- ground of b ack mud peculiar ta
the city, and very redoe of sui phuretted hydro
seu,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

TIE SPIRITS IN BREEcHIs The lady dele
gates TO . recent spirituaat convention at Roches'
ter. N Y, all wore the "bioomer" costume. 70
wearing ths breeches, then, to be plank in tho
spiritual PLATFORM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

QUITE A DIFFERENCE-a contemporary, in
printing the speech of one Of the Bunker Hill ceie-
brston orators describing the place where the bat.
Tie waa fought rlada it instead, the place where
''the bOn,e was bought
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

~ Cancers and Tumors Cured without
CUTTING DR. N KAHN late OF Fhiisdelpnis re-
,pectfuly oes his services to the citizens hnd the
pub.ic generally for the cure If Csneers, Tumors,
Mou,ds BIotchss ard si1 diseases Of the skin. He
san also cure secret sesses
He san be found at his ofies at the Clifton Hous
from 10 A N. to6P N
Recommendation can be seen on sppIicas'os.
mu ,a2mr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

Two YOUNG LADIES DROWNED Ruth Cove
and abby Foss were thrown from carriage lasf
week while crossing bridge in Comic village,
New Hampshire, and fell into the water. wherr
they were drowned, although it was only five feet
jeep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

Jessee Metz, convctedo OF msa sisugnssr ~
ri"n county Va. has been sentenced 10 one -
imprisonment In the pen'teptiary
Hon Jno L Wheeler late Mini'' 20 W., ~ ~.
has declined q public dinr.r tebaefeu lin " 'A'
ci liens of Murfreesboro, y
...l y, nsw T.x.s -four was received Gil
.1,on ~, ,hs ian inst ded from Braz ,ria
the first fruits of the season
Oo, N. Irvine Keith. an old citizen OF Charles
ton. g O.. died on Friday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

LUDICRoUs EFFECTS OF THE APPEARANCE OF
COMET IN l7l2 As every body has been on
the Qui riue in regard 'ha comet and as all sorts
of iupss are around" in regard to 1t. give the
following amusing sketch CLEANED from an old pa.
per:
= Ia the year 17l2 Mr. Whitson. having cslcu'
the return of a comet which was ms Re its appear
snce Wednesday the l4h OF Octobr a. :.
minutes ate hys Ia the morning gave notice TO the
public accordingly with the 'errfy sdc itiou that
tote dissolution Of tha world by fra take
plec. oa the Friday f'llow ns rhs reputation Mr.
Wnusoo long maintained in England both a. a
vine and philosopher left lltts or no doubt with
the pnpulsce of the truth f bis prediction.
Sevs' a. ludicrous eveots took place A numbar
Of per.ous n an a out L. nd ~ seized all the b,
an sthey could lsy the T hand. in the rhaus,
ve'y rsionaliy cor. .ludinsthat whom the conf sta.
'iSn took place there would be the st ssf-ts on
the water A zen lem n who I'D neglected mily
pr.ye's for e'te than five yesrE Informed h wife
that it his det-rmr alton to that isuds.
bic practise the same evening; bat his wife. having
to gut i eff ill she saw whether the comet appear
ed or not The South Sea 81 OK imme lately fs 70
pr cent, aod the india to IL; and the cap CT
u. h ship III ew all his powder into the river that
the ship ight not bs g. lpssred
The next uorEinx hoDevsr the comet app~ ared
according to the pIe3icti and before 'he
lief was uoivessi tn 1t the osy Of Judgment was at
hand About tn time three hundred and twenty
tn 'ee c'e-gymen were ferrird over to Lambeth, it
said 70 petition that short prayer night be
penned and ordered there bsng none IL the Church
service that occasion hree ads Of honor burnt
hei- coentiop of novsls and PLAYS ana sent to the
booksellers TO buy each Of them Bible srd Bishop
Tsylors Holy Living ard Dying The run upon
the bank prcd.si IUs hat all hands were en-
p ,yed from morning till nRh5 In diacounting notes
and hsndlps ou. specie On shursisy consi 'erab'y
thai 900 kept mis'resses vera ie a.lly maIe'
the whole farce al Gilbert Hesthcote, h-ad Dirsc
tor CT the Banks is~ued orders 10 all the -s I'll GERS
in London requiring them to keep good lock.
nut ard have psrtieu ar eye on the Sanx IT Eng
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

ICEISJUNE The steamer Lady Elgin arrived
at Chico 60 on the l6h instant from Superior which
port she left op the l2 b This is her second tIip
to the copper regions the present season She met
wi b much impedimen from ice. At Grand Island
the ice extended from shore TO shore. hut after q
delay Of two days, she managed to force her wsv
through the rack Marquette was still closed and
there was field Of ice twenty to thirty feet thick
on Lake Superior, large enough to cover Lake Erie.
Any one desiri US of experiencing the iaors f the
Arctic regions can do with little trouble II they
take an early start 10 the Northwest by way 81
L,be Superior. The captain of the Lady E'pio
reports matters In Superior "a exceedingly fivel,
Improvements were goirg forward as rapidy -
men and IN sterials could be procured. Real es
tate changed bands freely, and prices increassd
with every transfer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

~ Card.-.Thomas w. heesee, AEct1sn
ser, (Ofioe with George sumner, No % Pearl u,
viii attend in person to the sale Of Real Estate,
Househeld Yurniturs, Stocks OF harshasdiss dorsss
ks.
ALso.--fo kssti.s ost HossAs aaA Hiring ont Ne
sfo<s
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a. Board Of Trade of Richmond.--
doRAcs KENT, PreSt. e. BENTLEY, frsAsr.
WILLIAM 3. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of Ay6ttv6tfon
WILLIAM 8 DONNAN, Chairman
LARKIN w. 9LAKaRHooK JAMES D DvpVY,
DAVID CURRIB, L. D. CHIHsnAv.
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APPoIsTMENT.-praf fessnr Alexander, of Bal
more has hes appointed commis ioner on the
par; # the United s atas by thu Secretary of the
rressu y, under the J Int rssoluiIn Of the lsst
Congress to provide for ascertatning the relative
vslue of the consgs Of the United States and Great
Britain, and fixing the rels i've value of the un'
itary coins Of The two cour t-ies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-23

DYINa-The Pittsburg Dispatch learns from
Washin gton county, that Mrs White, whose nus.
s;ck ana all houes of her recovery are given over
He ascrbes her sickness to the grief she feels at
the loss of her husband and her arrest ior MS
murder; an arrest based on no worthy grounos
and 80 is believed made through eagerness 10
claim the reward for the apprehension of the mur'
dsrsr of Samuel Ii White