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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

RE- The Kenosha Co. Circuit Court,
Judge KEEP, presiding; has been in ses.
sion since Monday last, and we under
stand good progress has been made in
the business fthe calender We shall
give an abstract ofthc doings ncxtweek.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
FOR SAL

A SECOND HAND FIRST CLASS PIANO nearly new, Of
~ ChjcEerug Cos Manufacture wiz be sold cheap if
applied soon. This instrument has not been Injured
married in any respect, as il as good Apply at is
Office 3w4J
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

Cg- some enc has sent us copy Of the Kansas
Herald Of Freedom, for which we are duly thankful
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

UNABRIDGED DEC
W TEGNAE2S, for sale at
Dee /, $50 KINGS Book Store
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or WOOD
Z ana stone Ware, at the PEOPLES STORE
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
NOTICE.

NOTES AND ACCOUNTS FORMERLY
Z be'er .iug 10 A. LEWIS s sen have been left VITA
ne for collection al who are Indebted are requested to
settle without delay SILAS AMES
Keaesha, March -. 1886. Justice Of the Peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

MARRYING HUSBAND FOR THE CHILDREN -
A strange looking couple stopped at hotel in q
small town in Wisconsin not long since They
sent out for Justice of the Peace, who soon uni
ted thsm in the bonds of a very unusual wedlock
The bride was quite young looking person, and
Informed lady who was present, mm sdiateiy after
the ceremony, that she met that man q fe days
before and that he had lust lost his wife, poor
man." and that her husband died last week. and
left her with four children, and this man also had
four, the oldest of which was born on the same
day with her Oldest and the birthday of the
youngest was also the birthday of her youngest,
the age of those hopeful innocents being six
months. and it seemed so pretty to have all those
little "crtturs' around the house together.-Ml-
Tfyp
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grant in favor Of tie sts,- II Flo ida fer over
$50 600 acres Of swamp land hss just been trsnss
nittsd to the Cover ,or ofth Stats.
The following is said 10 bs recipe TOR making .
Rochester Aldermau's sandwich Brandy q the
bottom gin ., the top and water besween, the iss
ter thin as II can be spared
vidocq. thssrsst french thief catcher died - :
Gently aI Paris, as the advanced ass Of 70 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
The Elections. &c.
LEXINGTON, Va, Nav %. 1857.

LEXINGTON, Va, May @, 1857.
basten to send you the election returns from
this county. The vote was a very close one. and
therefore the contest was highly animated. 1t re
suited In a tremendous majority for Letcher for
Congress. and . very small majority for Davidson
(Whig) aud Massie (Dem) for the Legislature.
At one time last evening the Democratic triumph
was thought to be complete, and the qualification
Of the party found expression in burning tar barr
res and loud hszzas Yours TODD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

As truly tragic episode of the Persian war, we
have TO mention the death, each by his own hand,
of General Forster Stalker, commander of the
British forces, and Commodore Etberdge, of the
British navy. The verdict on Gen Stalkers body
wss, that he came by his death from pistol shot
inf :c.ed by bis own hand in fit of temporary in
sanity. There was no paper left to indicate this,
and he was merely heard to complain that the 3. d
Cavalry was not given him; and was also uneasy
about the responsibility of shelterisg the European
troops during the approaching hot weather. The
verdict on Com. Etl,efidge was that he destroyed
himself with bis own hand while suffering under
mental alteration, brought about by long contin.
ued anxiety connected with the duties of his com.
msnd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

"MoTHER, should not be surprised II our Su-
San 70. choked some day. why, nv sop ~
Because, her beau twisted his arm around her
neck the other night and II she had not kissed him
he would have strangled her; besides. mother, be
arts by her, and whispers to her. and hugs her,
WHY Edward-Susan does not suffer this does
she fi "Sufer that-eoily. she loves It."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE NEW SCHOOL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - SiIth Day The report
Of the Committee on Education was taken up and
considered
Rev Mr. Black, delegate from the General Synod
of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North
America was present and addressed the Assems
bly, He presented as the basis Of correspondence
with the General Assembly those resolutions
which were rejected by the Synod when offered
by the General Assembly of 1855. He said the
Reformed Presbyterian Church holds no eommu-
nication with shareholders, and hoped that the New
School would yet occupy the same ground, but left
II w th that Church to decide.
The resolutions were referred to the Committee
on Church Policy.
The Church Extension Committees report was
read and accepted.
A sharp discussion took place on the Synodical
records of Mississippi between Mr. McLane OF
Mississippi, and Mr. McLane, of New York, occu-
pying the remainder of the session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

DEATH OF LIEUT.. STRAIN, u. S N.-Lieut
Strain, Uni Q States Navy, whose name Is we'll
known as connected with the Darien Exploring
Expedition undertaken by the United States govs
ernment In 1853, of which he was the commanding
officer, went out passenger In the Illinois, 70 join
the sloop of war Cysns In Aspinw-n and died on
Thursday night shortly after bis arrival. His re-
mains we're inferred on the 5th In Mount Hope
cemetery the corpse being accompanied to its las.
resting place by the officers of the Cyane, and OF
the British ships of war Orion and Bas'liek and oy
many of the residents of AspinwaN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

AN ANCIENT VESSEL Among the arrivals ai
Savannah last week, was the British bark William
sad Ann. from Bsrcelo,a This craft 10 SO years
old and carried General Wolfe and stat across the
Atlantic to the ever.memor al IL sier Q Of Quebec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

Peninsula states that on the l2.h instant, large
whale was seen from the deck of the Fashion, on
her way from New Orleans to Tampa He spout
cd" or "blowed" four times In sight, exposing TO
view, each time about sixty feet of his body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

Destructive SronM.-A violent storm passed
over the ueiRhborhood of Woodsdale, Person co :.
e., few days ago, which did great damage to
bouses, trees, fences, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

EPISCOPAL CONVENTION The convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church for the diocese
Of Marylan was broush ito . close Friday plight,
after Q session of three dsys. Among the impor-
tant business transacted was the adoption of .
resolution to remove the College of St James, los
Gated near Hagerstown, to point near Cockeys-
Vile, Ia Baltimore county, on the line Of the
Northern Central railway The removal will re-
quire an outlay of about CSC. 600, which Is to be
collected ir the diocase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

A desf and dumb man, named Weaver. living
=, Graham. N. G, WAS run over and killed few
ds VA . 80 by the cars on the North cA'oins Rail'
road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
--y.IT.RI,k PRISATk X ~ l.

q prNCE, with half sc-e of Land attached. st
~ the corner ct sth aud Gay streets, for sale
M. 90 authorized by DR.. Jno, q. Wayt ~ho wish.
tnrs1,ove vetnto a smaller house to sell the large
80 ,s-v valuable residence located ss above. and
,,ow in nj. occupancy Ths lot fronts on Sth street
tsS Get runs back $50 feet to alley 10 feet wide
r.. b,rss 10 55x45 hss about ID rooms; has been
thn,opshiy remodelied md repaired, snd Is now in
saynIets order. There 10 on the lots kitohen sta
-. r.rrisse house, 10 ard every convenience for 9
go fsmiIy The property can be 20 divided SIS to
80. 10 the Dwelling IS feet In 'front.' and lesve on
,,h.r side Of IT, a hesutfu building lot of SO feet
n.r,,n who will purchase the dwelling alone,
.rtss whole premi.es the price wilt he remarkably
ssnr.hi. ard a. 20 the terms, upon the payment OF
80 to,,rth or one.thrd of this purchase M nsy. the
rs,aue c.u remsin on Interest for period OF tive
veas Apply 70 Gopp1N Art EnsoN'
.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

ADULTERATED LIQUORS.-The recent death of
young man in Brampton. Canada, from taking
the essence of brandy" with which be was msnr.
featuring cogaac, and the revelation of the fact
that strychnne is largely used in the manufacture
Of whiskey, has awakened some attention to the
nature of the drinks which are sold for pure spi-
rita Brandy, gin. wine, and whiskey are SO adul,e.
rated that comparatively little pure liquor can be
purchased Most of the brandes are q mixture of
diabolical ingredients, caustc enough to burn oak
chips say nothing of the delicate tissues of the
human body. The Springfield Republican says :
mo secret Is made of this busineIs The drug
dealers of New York advertise openly the COM
sounds by of which the vile limitations of spi
situous liquors made circular from one Of
thsse drug houses informs the world, that brandy
number one-ths best sort, we take 1T is made of
oil of brandy poisonous ether oil of bitter al
mopd. las poisonous prussic scid) ethereal wine.
q coh"l, sugar, and Malaga wine. No. Oil of
brandy acetic ether, tamsrinds cherry uce sugar,
eshereal oil bitter AMENDS elder fowers and tan
min No T. Oil of brandy. scetio ether oil of peach,
and alcohol Gin Oil angelica, Ill of juniper
e'sspce of lemon, salt, srups, and vster; If smoki
ness 10 required add few drops of ereo'ote and to
make it biting upon the palate add some cdustic pot
ash. The circular advises manufacturers to with
discretiou tamsrinds. French plums, cherry juice
brown sherry, oak shavings tipc:ure of c.techu,
pow deTed charcsa black tea ground rio. snd sther
ordinary materials we'll known to dstillers ard
tiers We should advise drinkers TO use these viii
famous mixtu' 90 with discretion-apd throw them
into the gutter"
The adulteraton of liquors Is carried on 10 large.
ly abroad as In this country and the custom house
brand is no guaranty of purity. Thousands of
pipes of raw spirits are annually exported from
this country TO bs returned in the shape of wine,
brandy, SC, which contains not trace Of grape
Juice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

NAVAL CONTRAcTs.-Tne naval contract for
"smsll stores" has been awarded to william Nat.
.hews, Of New York; the contract for salt water
soap 10 Z e. N winchester, Of Boston, and that
for candles 10 Fl. p. Williams Po'tou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

The notorious Parker II French isSublishing q
republican paper In Sacramento, California.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

ovvsr.REs BI DkATH.- he Harrisburg. Pa,
r'i'-.snh srates, that on Thnrsday loroipg tive
.,.n .sre ruu over and killed on the Lsncssser
psa,osd near that city. Upon an examination
,s.. nroved 10 be two thieves who bad robbed the
o'nss OF . lumber merchant 10 Middletowp, Pa,
Il e3 900 the night before and were maxi, their
..c.ns one Of them was named Goo vickroy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

NEWS FROM THE NIAGARA News has reach
ed washington, bearing date 15sh inst from Capt.
w L. Hudson, who was entrusted with the com.
mand of this steam frigate, sent out 20 ay tne At
i.ntIc sub marine telegraph wirc stating that she
bad made q safe passage from Sandy Hook to
Lizard Point In eighteen days, and that good health
prevailed among the officers and crew. The wind
across was mostly light, and Captain Hudson 'ays
he bore principally In mind tho important duties
of the expedition than anything else. thinking It
preferable to avoid all hazard of ice which would
result from taking short route The engines of
the Niagara were found to work we'll No fair op'
portunity occurred for testing Der speed yet she
freouentiy made. with . moderate wind. twelve
and thirteen knots an hour. She ID now moored
stGravesend. near London, snd We may expect
soon to hesr further particulars from her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

DEATH OF PURsER.-The Navy Department
has received intelligence Of the death Of Purser
George r. Griswold, Of Michigan, on, board the
brig Dolphin on the 5th of April last. on Its pass~
Are from the Blight of Benin to Monrovia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

run RhNr,- TnuI very dcsirs biz
Ct ana spacious Dwelling, corner of sd and cath
- .trseis now in the occupancy of Rev. w T..
Webb The house is in thorough repair, With plea
,srt grounds attsshcd and 10 in cooI and agreeable
.i.u.;iou. Apply to Mr.. WEBB, on the premises.
IA so1p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
The recent death of Surgeon George B Mcknight
promotes Passed Assistant Surgeon JOS Wilson,
Jr and brings into the service. as IN Assistant
Surgeon. DR.. Frederick Van Bibber, whs stood
highest on the list of the (as yet) unsppointed Of
those who have passed the requisite examination
TO eutitle them to enter it-Stdr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

THE UNITED STATES AND CENTRAL AMERICA
HIGHLY IMPORTANT STATEMENT OF LORD
PALMERsToN In the British House of Commons
on the evening of the l2ih Mr.. Wyld asked wheth.
er the Government 10 consequence of the expedi-
ton now fitting out In the ports of the United
States the destination Of hich said to be the
coast of Central America and the territories of
New Granada, had any intention of statoping
naval force upon those shores for the protection cf
British interestsi Lord Palmerston in bis reply
to this question, after stating the facts of the Pa
mama massacre, and condemning the New Grana-
dian government for refusing the demand of the
United States, said:
The United States Government applied for re.
dress for the past and security for the future but
am sorry to say that the Government of New
Granada, which is not particularly celebrated for
accurate recoections, OF duties or performance of
obligations, refuse compliance with those de-
mands. Thence arose negotiations and comDuni-
cations between the United States and New Ora.
NADIA Gov ernments, which have not yet led to any
satisfactory termination. 1t is quite clear, think
that that which Is true in regrd to private proper
ty Is true also In regard to Govsrnment-that 1t
has Its duties well as Its rights; and The Govern
ment of New ACADIA is b,und to provide for Sc
ctrity Of persons and property passing along the
railway through its dominions.
The excuse which 1t gave for refusing compensa
tion to those who suffered by these excesses was
think, to certain degree, its own condemnation,
bacause it alleged that the high handed proceed.
ngs Of the passengers, for . long time before, had
created great evaporation, and II therefore was
not wonderful that a slight cause should produce
very considerable results Now, must think that
If rney knew that this great evaporation existed
it was their duty to take measures to prevent the
commission of outrages either by foreigners upon
their own subjects, or by their own subjects upon
foreigners We have been 10 communication with
the United States Government upon this matter
q matter which evidently concerns not merely the
Interests of the United States but also those of all
other nations whose people are in the habit of ira
We ng this Isthmus.
am happy to say that the United States' Gov.
erement profess the most just and honorable inten
tions They dlsclaim any dssir5 to occupy or take
possession of any portion of the territory of New
Grauada, or of the railway. That which they are
naturally entitled to expect 10 security for their
citizen. In passing and repassing the isthmus by
railway; and they naturally also rsquire some re-
dress for the injuries which were sustained upon
the casion to " which have referred. lam happy to
say that their requirements are such ~ would be
made by any Government In . similar position,
and that they entirely disclaim any intention OF
taking advantage of this quarrel for the purpose OF
putting forward any upjust or aggressive demands
again n the Government of New Granada
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
FOX kKNr ARB sAaa
"'s;.,I EnX RKNT AND FOK sALE.-.Fer

FOX RENT NM rV 'n,n,st;.tsiv tbs
stors and Kitchen, second tenement from the
.otnar OF Main and % streets ,. ,-
Also. the new Office or Store, WITH thIee rooms
,:,;n,ps The Custom House, on lSsh street
%, L. sx,.ant Lot at toe North East corner OF
Main and Il h streets And
FOR SALE About one thoussud acres OF wo@d
- =, White Oak SCAMP, between hse and six
na 1aau L,,, the eity 10 lots of leo or more acres
For terus, Ae, spPiy TO -,,
my SO 81 ~ W, itNoIA ALL
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The DAILY DISPACTH
FOrSiEn NeWa.

NeW1s
The foreign papers by the Arabia do not con.
tain any news of importance, not already tele.
graphed. We extract the following items of in
terest:
Rumors gained ground of an intended marris ee
between Prince Napoleon and the Princess of Ho-
benzolern.
The French legislative body has fixed tbs sub.
yentiou to the three transatlantic steamship lines
q. fourteen million francs per annum
The London Times tells of Queen Isabella's
husband having been In a plot to dethrone her,
and of his being under threat Of trial for treason
The Die, of Sweden had given assent to the
bill for the construction Of new railways and TO
loan of fourteen millions Of rx dollars for that
purpose Fifteen millions Of the loan TO be
broush, tn, on the London and Paris markets.
II was said that Denmark was about to yield
on the question of the Holstein constitution, main
ly 10 accordance With the good offices and recon-.
mendations of the French government
News from s IBERIA speaks of the arrival of two
American coDsuls who had made their way up the
river Amoor TO Irkutsh
Russian expedition was to be dispatched to
China, with special envoy.
Two delegates from Newfoundland vvho were
sent to London on the subject of the convention
concluded with the French government, regulating
the right to fish on the banks Of Newfoundland,
have arrived in Paris and are TO be presented by
Lord Cowley to Count " alewski
The trial of the fourteen men accused of hav.
Ing got up secret society for the overthrow OF
| the French government had been brought to a
close at the Paris Tribune Of Correctional Police
Three of the accused were acquitted Pilet e
the chief, was condemned 10 fifteen month impri-
sonmeut and fine of 000f.. the others to smaller
fines and shorter terms of imprisonment
Lord E!gin proceeded without delay from Alex
audria to Suez, where be found the steamer Avs
placed at bis disposition, with orders TO convey his
n In Dh hn xrrl auo q
French Imperial Commissioner
Twenty.four ships of the suuken feet have al.
ready been raised 10 the harbor of Sebastopol
The Sandman government has resolved to send
ship or two to slhe Chinese waters, to combat
alongside of the British squadron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

GO. tUR kkNT- 4 hat very desirabIe
GNs Dwelling House. situstet on Nsnabls street,
- r. Gently occupied by Mr.. r. Blsnkinsh'p-
There srs FIVE rooms in the main building and tour
in the hou.a in the yard There is good well Of
vstsr on the premises, and large lot attached To
s sood teusut the rent will be very low. Apply to
L ID. WALFORD,
Atthe ofics Of Valley Insurance Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

IN - YER CO, u MILES FAOM gICHMONo.
ruA aALE-"e are authorized to sell the Farm
inown as "sprirg Cottage" lying In Hanover conn.
~ auo I'm Immediately on tbs line Of the Fred,ricks
Sats nsi l5oed half mile from Kiby's Mill STATEN,
th7 former ami miles from tbs latter place eontain
ing IN acres, bounded by the Chicfabominy and
s county road The place ha. ample buildings ali in
sOog "Loer; and springs of the first order The land
no w9oa land 10 principally Of the virgin growth,
sood 6o q. pie fer building fencing &C. TIL. nsiehbor
.oOI s0od AdVantases in mills and churches un
,'tIi Iiieo mr Hsndiey, who lives pom the place
vi" De pleased to treat with any person 50 DISPOSED
accommodating Apply TO Mr.. Hun6ley or
o GODDlN APPERSON
- -i1"ih Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

x.A EUn KENT-1h he three story Tene.
Ea1 uznt, now occupied by MI. Belvin, Main
sE1 rect between Second sud Third 1t con-
tsps ten or eevea rooms with gas fixtures through
out The kitchen has four Being in plea
san sud convenient part OF I'll. city it will be found
adegrabls rendsnc-. Possession given the first of
Jans Enquire at Worlhsm's BOOKSTORE, Main
,tr--t wa u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

- tUk SALk,--7 he Brick ii House and
81 Lot corner of Leigh end 30 streets, Church
r. Hill Terms liberal. Apply to
mysS r. CAUTHORN
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mN F0H akNT-A small. but very Coz
80 ent store, and The best located Srosd
ssSA Enq ure st this flee my st
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SssA FALUABLE RESIDENCE ON 9Th .
Est5 RETEt EtN CLAY AND l. IGH STR AIS
saR FOR SALE. -Fe sre authorized to sell the
residence located ss bIve recently occupied BY Mrs
Pollard hut nov by Mrs Hill
1t hss5 ROOM bfsdes Kitchen SC The buid!nss
are sew, and are admirably spted for small IA diy
The terms vii be made accommodating Apply to
G0DDIN d APPERSO1.
nay g ct Aurtiopesfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

c. a NO L BUsISEss STAND ON
=. msln, between 18th ara l4:h s.reets Tor lease
appiJ 70 u, X. WEIsIGER,
-t - % 70 S4 Main street
E@ LADD's LUMBER HOUSE, south
EN sac OF basin, FOR REET.-This Jumper
. nearly rebuilt and will be ready for . tenant bv
. .ne lh Of April Tbs house Ia large and cornmodI-
@ ~s suited for storage house or q tobacco fac
WY for terms apply to the undersigned
MICHAELS,
Hn <o-n Agent for T. w. Connection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

ssa FOR KENT.--1 he DW ling and,.f
MT tee on franklin, b-tween 18th and l4th streets
sR1A To good tenant the rent will be Moderate
Apply to CHAS BRUCE,
my 10 Is Corner Byrd snd s h SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

ssa FOh hkST.. The tt ouse occupied nv
~ BY c. w Alien, four doors belov Goyerporis
- street Apply to w Allen, over Mr h
my l5-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

~n FOR RENT.. That large aud Goa
ShH venent siorA Room. with cellar attached,
kEA next to the office of 3 T Pair. & Co. corner
Of r4th aud Main, noE occupied by she Methodist
Book Concern. 1t b chsac and frsi rate business
,tsrd. Possession given 81 once. Apply the pro-
ritsf. nv 90 to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

~ NFY FOR sALE.-W- offer the residence
kS1 now occupied by P. n. BERNARD. $50, sttusted
in nsv3p4Y a.host distance beyond the Fair Grounds,
ard :, the corner Of q eve and Bsrvis streets.
Ittsa larg, hrck dwelling, with soout 10 rooms,
oulhCutes, &c.
There sre about acrss Of land sttsched.
The situation OF the property 5'lag convenient TO
the city IS well TO ths Richmond College, rem
dtrs II very desirable IS residence, seeking retire
nlent SAD ooufoEt
Along crsiit will be given portion OF the
purchase money.
~ 9s-sodS TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS =