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IHoHFsOS's RErOnTEn says the following
-'s uscFeditcd banks in the West:
R, SIEanercy Bank, Lafayette, Ind; Shawnee
So l1 SAttea, Ind; Peoples Bank, Garni. Ill;
B,H, security Bank, Danville, ILL., Prairie State
yiIjs nv w Washington, Ill; RuShyille Bank, Rush
io, me .s Exchange Bank, Bangor, Me-, has gone
rn1ot me hands of Receivers Tomb Of the Ca
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IT rs NOT a DYE!

repAairesl RfEd pers0Hs fef Srit dta1AsR efthS
Aair a. sestLD. rsid tls fsltoletag, and tsdgeS q
MIS-. =. 4. ALIaENsS WORLDS HAIR RkSrOkER-
Rev. II. TI1AcIiER 90 years az aEe), frheT, Chen-
County, " Y y hair Is restored - Ia natural
color aud ceases TO fall''
Rev. VIVA. CUTTER, "a Mothers Magazine. n. y. "aiy
hair changed natural color and gToUnE On bald s0's
&e."
Rev. n P.sTOSE q. D. Concord, n II. aiy BAR, shieh
grey, restored TO It's natnFnl eoioFs &C.
Rev. D. CLESDENIN, Chicago, ~ - can add essti-
mOny, recommend tt 70 my tTieutls-~
Rev. y. 7. WOOD, MiidistOTu, n Y. my oun hair has
greatly thekenrd also that vf Of tAnafy ShS
was becoming baki &e-T
Rev J. r. TUsTiN Charleston, g c. 'sThe white haiTts
becoming ohViatrd, and new hair forming, &c"
Rev. A. FRINK, Silver Greek, n. Y sit has pTOduePd
good effect my hair, and and have e0mDend.a %
Rev. JOS MCKEE, Pastor % West D. r churshs 4 To-
recommends e.
Rev. d. NORRIS. Gross River, X Y, also, and
Mira Rev. h A. PRATT. Hamdsp. n. 4
We might swell this list but Is the above fan - e0lynee
TRY 1T Sold By all s principal merchants IN The unitsa
states Caba Canada Wholesale and retail depot, Ne.
ass BroOnr Street New York some denis. tEy % s art
ees instead Of this, which they make mere pEoht,
write depot for circular and information.
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The Marietta people are now receiving their
goods from the East Uia the N w. Railroad and
Parkersburgh, and wagoning them from that
place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-31

SURPRISE parties to clergymen, in which the
visitors bring their own refreshments and leave
n heavy purse on the table when they depart are
becoming quite popular in many sections this
winter.
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80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

subscription advertising or other a
LEI E" Of the Intesenccr should be addressed to
b. rOre,o.s the editorial department Of the paper,
to the Editors jointly, or to either one
Il writing for publication will please write
I n side OF IS above rules l greatly obllge u.s.
a Jtstf's prompt attention to correspondents than
a. -, Otherwise receive
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CHEAP CLOCKS! CLOCKS!
z. z. SEL.I.A Rs. CIock RennInec.

Prompt given repairing of Brass Wooden
Mantle, or Town Clocks All work warranted one year,
with Wheeling, the Female
Seminary. iau3O
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,,1.r1c10IS N(onIC,E-

RELIGIOUS No1lCE.
rl be regular service next Sabbath and hereafter,
Of PRESBYTERIAN Church, at the usual hours, by the
samuel T. wilson, Professor of Hebrew In Allegheny
,t.,,Mt wilson having consented to become stated
; ma l,-n,,rl sprlny. jansI
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WAS HAMLET BUTCHER 2-This query has
bceu suggested by portion of one of the pho
Iosophic princes speeches:
"Sry taDlets-,"sst it Is, set it down.
From which it has been inferred that Hamlet
drove his own cart, carried round mutton, and
charged it in his book to reliable customers.
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CImcinnn1i ITnrket,

CScXxATI jan 30-PIour; no sales; prices nominal
455OB56O. WHISKY 22Sc and firm Groceries unchanged.
Wheat lI59ll8c red lI99l2Oc for white. Corn
scarce and firm at 5uJ2c. Provisions firm; sales.
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ODD FELLOWS DIIt1CTO11

VirSinIuS Lodge No. 3.-Mects every Thursday
evening Hall, Market and Monroe streets
JOSEPH FoRsYrH, n. G.; n ". Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets abOveevery
Monday evening THOMAS MOONuEAD, n. g.; ". y. No
Rtluey Secretary.
Wm. Tell lodge No. 33.-Meets as above eve.
ry Wednesday evening. JONI WElsOERBEE, n. g.; John
SdIade, Secretary.
wheeling lodge No. 59.-Mcets every Monday
evening the Hail. Market and Quincy streets
sAAPsox suARaorr, n G.; John Tao6Wrn, Secretary.
PnuOIn Lodge No. S2.--Meets as above every
Friday evening j. L. MAxwEtL, n. g.. ". w. Blanchard
Secretary.
Abrams Encampment No. I.-Meet' at the
Hail. Monroe streets the thiTd
Tuesday evenings Of each month. VIZ. ZrNE, O. Pr s. ".
Pearson Scribe.
VIM. Tell EncnmPment No. 3A.-Meess as
above the and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. CHARLES DIcKNAS, C. Pr N. Steger, Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
ohio Lodge No 1O1.-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and streets, rst and ~ Non
day evenings Of each month. g. w sIGnrs, W. NJ; AIeE-
amber LduOhlfR, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 19S.-Mests as above on
the rst i, Thursday evenings Of each month F. a.
BRExr1lxaxR, W. NJ; S. W Pear~on, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 10-Meets as
above on the Monday evening of eachmOnth We
Soorr, II. p; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EnenmPmeut Ne. 1.-Meets As
above the t0urt Monday evening Of each month. WI
BArRs, G. O., 4. LOrta0, Recorder
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Winter Schedule.
TI1S:FS.I45 s.,,,! Org. B. so. E;E.

WheaffHG Sutton Nov. 29th, 1850. 4
ON and after Monday 1st December, the Passenger
Trains VIII leave this station daily ~ 6sS A. ~ and D
r. 81. Wheeling time.
The NaII Train siAIv Except snnAays) at C:ss, A NJ
WIN receive aud discharge passengers ut all the principal
statOnE.
The Express Train daily 4;20 p n, viii receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only: Be
wood MOnnhsVile, Cameron Burton, FaiFnnit, ReteT
Grafton, NeEburE, owiesburF Pie imonf Cumberland
Sir Johns Run MAFtnslurg, HATlers Ferry, AOnoeacy,
IS kesH lille and Washington Junction.
The Trains will arrive rs follower The MafTain at4:l"
A. ~. daily the Express i5 r. ". daily. The AeeOmun
datiOn Train from Wheeling Cumberland viii be diseOn-
tuued. By order of
W. :. WOODsIDE, Superintendent.
dec1 j. B.P0Bn. Agent.
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-E--.1YoF NEWSPAPERS.

.,rho do not give express notice 70 the con
;5Sis seG as wishing to continue lF 'aO'eF
Eaiy' ,,,sr the discontinuaAee Of their peri
sss sIhsr cry con:nne'O send them until all ar
sarres paid or refuse TO take their periods
Hslf Subscribers o which they directed, they are held
% The Sey have settled the bill and ordered them
remove to other places without inform
.ers, and the papers are sent to the iofo'er a
,sy. they decided that refusing TO take period.
oer, or removing and leaving them unesed
ss, t n 'le E+ia evidence Of Intentional iFau"
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Naney EIlen stanley
Iu0ancery

VIRGINIA AZ Rules held in the Clerks once
Circuit Cnut for Brooke County, In the month Of jan
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John r. Hogan,
Nsa

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court for Brooke county, ia the month Of Jan
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VIRGINIA AT Ilules held in the Clerks Once Of
Circuit Court for Brooke County, in the month Of jan
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Cornelius Donovan and wife Polly, Abraham
Barber, JT and wife Margaret Ann, Robert
Nrrchland Jr., and wife Harrietta, Mary Ann
Hindman, relict Of James HiHdman, deceased,
Virgil Hindnan, GARLIC 81. HindmAn and
James Hindman, William Cieiand, Samuel
Clrland, Elizabeth Cleland, CatliaTtneC leland,
Robert Clsland, Rebeeca Cleland and Samuel
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Prof DeGratr-aiy brother deaf three years.
trying many things, he used your OIL few times and
It cured him entirely. CLiFToRD X: SCRANToE.
Ask Mr. Scranton who afterwards bought $50 worth to
SELL My OIL all pain, at Rheuma
tIsm, Neuralgia &c.
Afflicted 10 Years and Cured In weeki Read letter
from Rev. James Temple: 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

There are one hundred thousand German lnhab'
itants In tbe city Of New York. They have ups
wards oftwenty places Of public worship, upwards
ofit,y schools, ten bookstores and five printihg
establishments, q German theatre. German opera
and matinccs and sores musicale innumeraoie'-
Many Germans are engaged In mechanical af's
many are practical furriers, surgical instrument
makers, manufacturers of pianos and fancy arucies
grocers, bakers, copfectioners and hotel Keepers
There are several German daily, weekly and
monthly newspapers. The New York Stats Eel
tung from which we gather these facts, has 1900
daily subscribers. The character of the German
merchants In New York is sad to stand high
During the last year. according to our German con.
temporary, the direct trade with Germany from
New York employed 10 Its marine = tonnage Of
upwards of 80 600 TONS numbering l52 arrivals and
100 departures. There are six lines of packets and
two lines of steamships The number of seamen
employed WAS 3 547. The valuation of this trade
or the year was sl3 1913, 28i 90 of direct imports
aud Sc 567,570 of direct exports. The indirect
t;sde may be assumed at a higher figure. The
number of passengers arriving during the same
time was IS $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
Detection OF inceudiarisni,

The Mayor of Philadelphia, which city, like our
own, suffers much from incendiarism, has taken
in hand the subject of inauguratng system of
detective fire police. The option Is expressed
by competent judges in that city, that good sys-
tenn of this kind, properly organized and under
responsible and intelligent superintendent, will
BE- one of the most effectusi means of suppressing
arson. A large reward has also been offered by
one of the Insurance Companies for information
which will lead TO the detection and conviction Of
the incendiaries who lately set fire to a large
Enlistment in Philadelphia. The destruction of
property by fire ought to be- and, in some cities
u.s. followed by an Investigation as thorough and
searching as that which is everywhere elected by
the destruction of life.
The proprety of employing secret agents is
also suggested by the Baltimore Patriot to the ms
surance Companies and municipal authorities of
Baltimore, which has suffered much from incen.
darism. The example of New York is urged,
which has recently initiated system OF detee'
tives whose peculiar functions are to inquire into
the causes of all fires occurring In that city, to
report if they are the result OF accident or design,
and if the latter endeavor to ferret out the per-
petrators. It is believed that single conviction
brought about by their fundamentally, by its ten
dency to suppress this species of crime, would
more than counterbalance the expense OF their an
nu.l salaries, and would impose additional conf
deuce Ia the ability of insurance offices to meet
their liabilities The same plan, we should think.
would be- equally advantageous in Richmond. and
the insurance offices aud municipal authorities
nigh. cooperate in the support of detective
force.
Cincinnati seems to enjoy greater exemption
from fire than any other largo town in the Union.
This exemption dates from the period when the
old hand engines of that city were superseded by
powerful cnes worked by steam, and her former
volunteer system gave place to paid fire brigade,
In the absence of such organization, the next
best thing is detective police, and the positive
prohibition of all but regular fremen to run with
and use the engines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
American I onnaxe and seamen.

According to recently published statistics on
this subject it appears that in 1880 the tonnage OF
the United States was but Ill, 09l 600 tons, and
but 40, 900 seamen were employed; while in 1885,
the tonnage was 100000, 900 tons and the number
of seamen and boatmen employed was 40oo9o-
In 1914 the tonnage of Great Britain was put
200 6l6 COO, and the number of seamen employed
l72 000 while in 1856, the tonnage was 500 ocoooo'
and the number of seamen employed 4ooooo
There was at least S2l, 600 of properly ios'
every year, and $50 lives, by means OF shipwreck-
ed or missing vessels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

THE WELDON IN. ca HOTEL This hotel has
been sold to Nicholas Long for s. 600.
Col Forpey it is said, has beer offered and des
cned the Liverpool consulship.
j.. Vickroy has been elected Mayor of Pied.
mont, Va.
Three or four inches of snow fell on Monday
night near Ogdensburg, n. Y.
suspected horse thief named Stark was shot
dead in Washington county, Pa. last Friday night
by maintained Clark.
The Waverlv House and lot at Cincinnati have
been sold for $50 900
TIE business OF the Bank Of England is con-
Quoted by about 500 clerks whose salaries amounts
to about $4,000
The total receipts of shad at Alexandria, Va on
Monday were 5000.
The City Council of Memphis have fixed upon
the 9th May as the time for visiting Charleston.
young lady of sixteen, of distinguished birth
and fortune, is aboutto marry the hero of the Girls
mea who is si1ty years of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

This distinguished actor appeared at the theatre
last night before the largest and most fashionable
audience that ever assembled within its walls -
His reception was enthusiastic, and his magnii-
cent acting drew forth the cheers of the multitude
until the close of the performance To criticise
the acting of Mr.. Forrest would be superfuous,
for though there is room for criticism, yet the
ensemble is so impressive, wa might almost say
grand, that special faul.-fnding proves most
unthankful task. Hamlet was never better rem
dered on our stage than 1t was last night. Mr.
Forrest tonight appears in bis great character OF
Richie leu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
Words and Deeds.

II is beyond the capacities of arithmetic to com
pute the humber of words which the aboiitionists
have expended this year in behalf of the negroes.
The sam total Of contributions, however, as shown
in the report of the American Abolition Society,
amounts to six thousand, six hundred and fourteen
dollars and ffty-one cents. About enough to buy
five ueproes .......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE news concerning
Walkers evacuation OF Rivas and taking refuge
on board British Man of War In the mails by the
George Law Is reiterated by way OF New Orleans,
but "a all the informal ton came from the same
source there Ia some doubt As to its veracity.
The IT, s. District Court In San Francisco has
decided that Garrison g. Co shall deliver over to
Vanderbilt e. Co. the steamships Cortes. Pacific,
Brother Jonathan and Uncle Sam, as the property
Of the or: mai transit company. A new company
has been engaged at San Francisco for establish
ing new line of steamers to New York, and re
ducing the fare one half
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
Fire MT Louisville. Lecture CT Hon. Ed
ward Everett

LOUISVILLE May IA -Messrs. Smith. Russell g.
Co g retail house in this city, to which was attach
cd . candle factory, was destroyed by fire yester-
dsu morning Loss $4,000 Insured for $l3. 500
In New York offices
Hon. Edward Everett's lecture on Washington
last night was enthusiastically received Not bali
of those who wished to hear him could get INSIDE
the hail. and he will therefore, repeat the lecture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

Tw sWoodland Crenm''..A pomade 10
BEAUTIrYIsG THE HAIR-hiehIy perfumed. erio
to any French article imported, and for half the
price For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no equal,
giving 1t bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gen.
temen's hair to curl in the most natural manner
1t removes dandruf always giving the Hair the sp.
pearance OF being fresh shanpooed. Price only fifty
cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE Co, Propretors of thu
Balm of Thousand Flowers"
For sale BY all Druggists.
BENNETT, BEFRS l. FISHER.
nh 11-eod6m Agent for Richmond
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The Ohio nj Pittsburgh .

PITTSBURGH, May l3.-The Ohio river contin'
ues in good navigable order. The depth of water
in the channel, to-day, is six feet seven inches
There are plenty of boats, and freiehts are low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
The Blondes,

There is Society in Paris organized for the pa.
tronizing and glorihcation of blondes. No women
1at those Of fair complexion, with light hair and
light blue eyes are admitted to the favor and ado
ration OF this club. There is vast society in
America whose exclusive color is black. Nothing
mat Is white, or In any way connected with it
hnds favor In their eyss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
Quarantine Convention.

PHILADELPHIA. May 10 The Quarantine Com
ven,ion assembled here this morning. New York,
Massachusetts, Maryland, Rhode Island. LoEis-
lana, Virginia ard Pennsylvania were represent
ed Wilson Jewell, Esq, of Pennsylvania. was
elected President. After the transaction of the
preliminary business tho convention adjourned
until O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
Navigation WESTWARD

BUFFALO, May 10 The propeller Cornell from
Cleveland, and the propeller Globe from Mwau'
kie, arrived here at noon to-day. Five propeller
and vessels went through
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
From Havana,

CHARLESTON, May l3-Dates from Havana
to the 10th instant are received. Sugar again adj
vapced Muscovado Hale reals. Muscovado
moasses l2n12t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

w BENEFIT this day at TYLsE Co.'S Gallery
ofWater Fraser and Mr.. Thsall, the chemists of the
esteb ishment who have lsbored hard In the pursuit.
of discoveries in the business and we'll deserving
the Gem phi ment. Mr.. fhes is the inventor of the
Pot Bromne. which enables Tyler & Co TO take
400 portraits daily. ALI the attaches have vountee
ed. They call upon their Richmond friends to give
them buuper. l39 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

~ Wesfham Plank Road Company 80
The Annusi Nee Ing Of ths Stockholders OF the
Wes,ham Plank n osd cnDpsDy, viii b. held at The
Fsrmer., Bank Of vifgi.s. on THURSDAY, alt
May, 1851, At IL o'clock
GEO. D. FISHER. Treasurer.
Eueb stoeiboI5ers a. csnnst attend, will pissse
leave a pow or of Attorney with Mr. wellington God
ala or soma other member Of the Com PAW, 30 a.
O insure a quorum. my 10 did
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

VIM. r Bsrbee the Virginia scnIptor b..
cassd bis studio in Baltimore,
yonn brougham, the actor author. ID .bout 70
ms s n Iss, ~ De Walden, the actor and ORA
sueesedsd to fine property worth some go 6oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

AMONG THE PASSENGERS by the Africa. Wed.
nesasy' for Europe, were John Dunlop. of Pc
tsfsnefg, We, and J. q. Southland of virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

sy- sorrNEs,! Whitsness Dslicscy! Fragrance
and Freedom from Freckles aud Eruptions. VIVA;
lady does not wish it? FoNTAIEE's CREAM OF WILD
FLOWERS will crafty her, and after the first trial
she will not be withoutit. Sold BY all Druggists
W. PETERSON Wholesale AGENT
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DEAD.--Miss Mary Shaw, well known actres
and vocalist, and a sister of Mrs Charles Howard
died in ST. Louis on the 3O!h ult, of affection o
the hesrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

NEW ORLEANS, May 10 The stock of coffee IN
port at present is the largest quantity ever known
at New Orleans. There are 50 QUO bags IN inc Guy
and 40 500 on board ships at Quarantine. Sales Of
prime at ltUl1s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

| THE SEMINoLEs The latest accounts from the
seat of war in Florida announce the killing of one
| warrior and two squaws, and TIE capture of four
| other suusws and their three children
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
Nothing of the As

NEW YORK May l4.-Nothing yet of the steam,
er Asia, due with dates from Liverpool TO the "a
INST
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uMAnRYRD,

In baltimore. on the 18th inst b. TIE rev VI
Johns CHARLES H. DIMMOCk TO
MOALE, eldest daughter of the late ). y. "osis.
In this city Thursday moruins !ith insn:. y
the R.v B. Manly, Jr.. Mr.. JAMES h cAmreVn
I, Mis-. CORHELIA FRANCES GANNAWAf' ah
n ~ m md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

Egr GIVE FRASER and THEALL the Chemists o,
TYLER i Co.'S Gallery, bumper to day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

gy- BENEFIT of Frayser and Thesll at TYLER L
Co.'s Gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

e. Portraits for so cents at TYLER & Co.'S
Benefit day-this Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
LOR 4 WILLIAMS, Au,trs.

Hg" am n candidate for the Third Cor.
OCCASIONAL DISTRICT of the city of Richmond
THOS. J. EORVELL.
Richmond, Va, April 18th, 1857 sp I5-dtd*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

n Democratic Raiiy...A meeting of the
DEMOCRATS OF RICHmOND, to nominate can
sidstes for the Legislature, will be held FRIDAY
METROPOLITAN HALL!
At EIGHT O'CLOCK.
LET EVERY DEMO-. ATIG VOTER ATTEt p
sever al of dist n suished speakers will id.
dress the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

- THE FINEST of Portr airs for so cents ct TY-
LER L Cos. Gallery-Beneft day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

WILLIAM HURLEY, Banker,
W % Aaia 81. opposite the 81. Charles Hotel.
Richmond Va.
Dealer In Domestic Exchange, Unsurrsnt Ssnk
Notes. Busnees Paper aaa Mar stAbls Securities Of
every description. FL. - -,
LAND VARIANT aousHr A.. aoIp
Il l0-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
Richmond. NAV 18th, 1857 49, = : -'-''f ~

NEW CO.PARTNERSHIP. .. The sub.
scribers h ave formed copartnsrship under the firm
Of ETrENGER 4 EDMOND, to conduct the busi.
ness OF Engine and Car building a. we'll 40 gspsr.
al Foundry and Machine business at the old and Of
Burr Ettengsr, on Cary street, between 18th and
18th streets. VIM. ETTEN9ER
HORACE P. EDMOND.
Richmond Nav 18th. 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

EvAuctI0n sale Of valuable Real Estate
on Bio i'd and Sd street aIsuction. We ask psrtic-
uiar attention. the sale this day noipg
property situated 81 above This IL amongst the
most valuable property on Brood street and 10
thy the attention Of those in want Of property TO-
hu,ne,s purposes For further particulars refer to
the auction column Of this psper
my15 TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS Au-trs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

~ BENEFIT DAY, at TYLER & Co.'s Gallery. RI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

UJno. Mcdonnell. Der tisf, Main street,
Opposite Corinthisu Hall between 9Th and 10Th SITS
two doors above his old Office. lift