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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
SaIutaGOry.

In connecting myself with the Banner, have
not been unmindful of the responsibilities of the po
sition which have assumed. l am fully aware
that the proper discharge of its duties will require
all the mental and physical energies may be able
to command. 1t shall therefore be my aim to
1t the approval of the Banners readers, by filling
It's columns with entertaining aud instructive mat
ter
The political character of the Banner will of
coure not be affected by my connection with it, Il
Shall still be found the same firm and unyiediDg
advoclte OF true conservative doctrine in has ever
been In times like the present of extreme views
and radical tendencies, sectional anmosities and
fearful agitatiOns, the public journal that plants it.
Self upon high conservative grounds and holds on
to the old doctrines upon which our greatness as
nation has been founded and built up, while it may
De unacceptable to some readers, must receive the
sanction OF all lovers OF their country. Ia my brief
connection with the Banner, l have taken occasion
to express my views with perfect frankness upon
some Of the political aspects and tendencies OF the
day, and this shall be my policy in the future.
conclusion, have only to say, that it is with
pleasure that this morning, for tue first time pub
hcly greet TIE readers of the Banner, and to ex-
press the hope that mutual regard may increase
with our acquaintance. / indulge the hope also
that, adding my humble aid to the acknowledged
ability and experience of my colleague, We will be
able to make paper worthy of general regard and
approval
JAMES E. RAINS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
CIOaks, ShaVIs and Scarfs.

We have now the largest and mo elegauty assOrfed
stock IN this way, ever in the many OF which
we're Imported bv essrs. A. 7. Stewart Co Of New
YORK. expressly for sales. In Helyvts them
all prices, from Is 10 5000 We have also black and grey
CLOTH and Beaver ralmas and loug Coaks foT ladies
and children in ell qualities nom three dollars p
sha ais in al sizes and qualities, both square long from
the most ordinary TO the elegant. Also jus received
fresh Invoice Of those elegant nigh coored all silk Che
nele EhaWls really beautiful.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
AFTERNOON SESSION.
se met nursnant 10 adiournment.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
MIR. Rowes from the Committee appointed to
inform the Governor of the organization of the two
Houses, reported that they had discharged that
duty, and that the Governor would submit his mes
sage to the House at O'clock this evening. At
ter a recess the Governor presented his message,
through the Secretary of State; which on motion
then read.
On motion of Mr. Bate, of Upton, it was ordered
that the message be laid upon the table, aud seven
thousand copies printed for the use of the House.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

IA The Banner, of yesterday, makes
formal announcement of the connection of
JAS. E. RAINS, Esq, with that journal, as
one of its Editors. Mr.. r. has, for some
weeks past, held the position, sub rosa, and
has added largely to the interest and en-
tertainment of the paper. He yields a
vigorous and effective pen. The following
is his brief and appropriate salutation to
his readers upon assuming the tripod:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
The Petersburg Erpress says :

NARROW EsoAPE.-The Charlottesville (Va.) i'd
ooate, in referring TO the risks run by persons
tempting to get on the rairo sd when in mo-
= ton, says:
Mr. David 7. Brown. distinguished lawyer Of
Philadelphia, attempted to get upon the train as il
moved OF, tell beneath the frst OF the car aud
every thought for the moment that be was GER
taIny killed. Fortunately be did DOT fall upon the
track, but so very near that che wheels OF she en-
are train passed over the crown of bis hat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
Curtain Gnnhs
Carpe1inEs and DE- CIoths.

Elegant Satin LANES 10 al ooors with trimmings to
match. Elegant Reps in hntz coors, with Trimmings 70
match. Fleg mt Lace Muslin Curtains all wool, unto and
cotton Damasks in great variety, together with CO. nices
Curtain nd an
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
From the Knoxville Wing.

Barry & M'Daniel of this city, arrested one of
the propretors of the TazeWell Free Bank, yester-
day morning, and made him disgorge some seven
or eight hundred dollars of his hard money, in lien
OF his paper issues. They sued out attachment,
and served on him on board of the cars, where he
had the assets of his Bank, going west Look out
for shavers now, who will buy up the issues Of the
Free Banks at heavy discounts, and those who are
fools enough to submit TO a shave can do SO.
Since writing the above, We learn that the man
who had the ASSETS of the Bank in charge, was 10y
the name of Skeggs, a brother to the principal
owner of the Bank. Mr.. Mcdaniel stayed all Eight
at the same house with Skeggs-the former going
to Tazeweli-the latter returning with the ASSETS,
and proessed ignorance of the Bank and its affairs,
in every respect When Mcdaniel got there the
Cashier told him that the Bank was entirely out OF
his bands--that gentleman bad come and taken
It's effects 10 KnoxVillel This induced Mcdaniel
to hurry back, aud he in time TO take out the
attachment, and seize upon him with the Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
The Excelsior Corn and Cob MIL

II As jut received the highest premium the great
II National Fair Louisville also the Ohio STATE
Fair at Cincinnati, the Little Giant star aud Magic
Mills.
Il adapted 70 crushing Corn and Cob, Rye, Oats, &C.,
for stock, and for grinding flr family use, dsteries
&c It's grind ng surfaces be Eed a Of
three dollars, being separate from the other portions
Of the NH.
Furnished comp etc with pairs grinding rings
hhy dollars. Travelling Agents wanted TO sell the above
Mns J. @. BALDWIN 4 co.
oc.7-dtwaW3u. 81 College street, Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

Real Wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels, in
great variety. egant pys and IngraiEs the IugrainB
the largest and best assorted have offered, and
at prices. Also Velvet hair and hail
Carpets Twill lei and plain Venetian an widths; together
with Beits Drugget, Crumh cloths, hugs Mats &C
We prepared to make and put down Carpets AZ the
shortest notice. We have large Floor oil Cloths
Of the hest makers, and in all widths which will in
any shape to suit purchasers
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
STRAYED COW.

CTRAYED from this city on the 9th ut, large
- COW; she has white her belly aud
neck, and is fine iker. liberal reward viii be paid
TO any ore giving Information OF her at his ONCE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
Broadway House.

TJ'HIs New Hotel is open for the reception of .
Boarders, being situated in central locality ia
all he different Raro convenient the Medical 1s1
college, the post once and the i,er renders It the
desirable place in the city for travellers and day boarder
Members Of the Legislature, Suients and the travelling
public generally thy requested to visit this house
No pains will be spared to render all who comfortable
and coutented. WM z. BRANCH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Fanny Ferns New Book.
f h e s IN Lea YES,
BIZ FANNY FERN.
In one volume, Blue and Gold
Feon 81 ~ Tark 60.

Fannys leaves are alwavs fresh lively and pauant and
they have the aroma Of nature hem There sre
many gIoiesssd cri les who that Fanny Is rude
and hppant. But this class Of critics think that
anything Is coarse and vulgar, and hppant that l. NOT
Sommon-plsee and Gull, and stuTid s. skespeare and
bYr n and Sterne, aud Addison Fis ug are dread
lnly coarse and they dreadfgH popular. French
critic has conn Shakespeare 10 drne hin lint VLst
OF ~ Cics v ~ have their say, nd they have righ to
too I'd It always exercises his i,ht without snv more
reea[d 20 me opinion OF critics than weather
oL e On church seep'e. The public have liven
eVdsre es OF liking Fanny Ferns sketches.
and the public approves OF Wbai i cosr ard WI
gar Fannys style has the vivaeiy tersepess aud ep
grammatical hveliness Of the Frenth school while her
fancy is so fun OF genial tenderness ard As eeipe with
simple dramatic and feeling as the most hearty and
idiomstic o. English wtt'rs There some who COM
50 were Solomon. aud Franklin and Pope I'd Monsfguc
and La RochsOucaUld and Bacon. BET il would be an
oDtouon 70 ma 70 any au'hor That he compressed
ITO paragraph the Wit which another in vain ATTEMPTED
to aihuse through an ESSAY or a volume. Fanny Fern
eimoed into reputation through the Rrea difficulties.
she wrote fer obscure journals and compelled the world
20 ecogUize her gSnius spite unfortunate
neIs through VII ich he addressed it
| present volume Is pretty little one With gilt
ing very agreeable contrast to the blue and
so'u no" the rage am ng book mSnufa ctuTers.
FiOn the Geas Yoyksy.
tAnnY Fern NAV appear a thousand times with Fern
ing and she will agreeable as ever Although she
ea- nr last book is ueJ IN superb stye MeSsrS Ma.
son Fresh Leaves whatever she writes has on It's
t'e on look and Of
The eye is fixed keen, the voice JUS a. csive as ever
Let her faults be what they ray Fanny
writes on subject it is concuded-y feel
there is in being in The hands Of aser or mistress
rather. This is OF her richest publications brim full
OF life, varied and abundant The call for the boob will,
no doubt, be loud aad long,
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES By
w. T. BERRY & co,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
NOfice.

Any wife, Hester Ann Chiffon, having LEFT my bed and
VI board without proyoc alton, hereby cau-
tion persons against trading Eith trusting her In any
way upon my account vii not be respon ble for any
debts liabilities contracted By her my account in
septis-ims IsAA" T. Chiffon
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
Staple Goods.

We have ually large lot OF all kinds Of Domestic
goods, bieached nd Brown Cotous wool, uuon
ton Fanne striped eoons for servants great variety,
Heavy goods for house and field Prints cling
hans, Hos ieTy, Gloves in short every thing line,
and at prices that cannot fail 10 give isaction
Oct6. N-NAItY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
Metropolitan Ealing House.

~ uisi cPsn E.las IshEsat sognsr o. Gear aaa
u<lo. ;. -. Ao0AE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
NO TAXES! NO TAXES!
BUsINEss AND RESIDENCE HOUSES FOR san

bUbIN Loo Nm y IlUus UIh SILL
HAVE sale hne business house, situated Cher
i ~ St beyond Broad, present owned and occupi
BY F. Rymau, Grocery AMI Provision store,
one of the best sands South OF Broad street The
fronts 70 feet and back le6 feet aey. There
Is al a comfortable residence the lot ndepen
dent Store Room, ali in good repair. This proper
y is tree taxation. We will give bargain in this
property IL application be made privately until the
day Of October next and il disposed OF at that time
will be the highest bidder, the premises For
Terms, sc apply to Z. K. GLASC OK Agent
Sent 2-td No G., Oh rrv street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

Together with an endless variety OF medium and low
priced slks ounces Rotes Qlie, and by the ward,
in plain paid. striped nd bavadrre also ,atn faced
and ed Merinos and Csshmeres Great
of all wool and Union PladS Mousdeaines and every
thing ami desirable in this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

The ToBAcco CRoP.-0ur State exchanges begin
20 furnish reports in regard TO the tobacco crop.
which has happily, thus far escaped the dangers of
an early frost. A forthnght's continuance Of the
fine weather prevailing will enable the farmers
TO a large crop. Notwithstanding the adverse
influence of wind, rain and vermin.
The Salem Register says:
heavy rain accompanied with violent wind and
hail, visited portions of this country, Sa-
turday last, the 10Th, doing immense damage TO the
tobacco crop. The bail tell in immense chunks in
some instances. Capt. Jacob Miller ralates that he
had the curiosity to measure one Of these, and
found il to measure inches in circumference.
Some farmers lost the largest part OF their tobacco
crop.
Where the hail did it but little injury, the wind
go violent as to bre4k and tear it TO pieces.
The fredericksburg Herald says:
The cutting and housing of the tobacco crop Is
employing the agricultural force Of this and
neighboring counties. AS general rule the crop
il a good one, though We hear OF occasional short
and we hazard little in the opinion that both in
year
The Petersburg Express says;
We learn from several country friends that the
tobacco crops in the surrounding counties suf
feriDg extensively from the ravages of the tobacco
worm A gentleman raising a small crop in Ches-
terheld on experiment, has now about two
pounds aud half OF sound leaves 10 the field. He
did not it properly, il is true, but the fact
forms striking instance OF the voTacity and mul
tiplieity of the destructive monster.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

ON THIS EVENING, wEDN EsDAY, OCT: 6TH, 1885,
~ VIII he presented the and beautiful yra1 0
called THE KNIGHT or ARVA. Overture bY me-, "
ehestra. The performances viii conclude with BETSY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

The Turf-The Fashion COurse-The
Four Mile Day-a Great Crowd, but nOL
a esFeaG Raca
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

KNTE an zen E4Ens sesstilrs aa1 0snaharxs or hznk
~ ef LsaFsnceAlFg ouuy regular tins psicss,
eelt. W. 3. eQADcS CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
Dress GOOds

Elegant three founced silks;
two II" do;
Double skirt do,
Bayadere do,
Bridal Dresses;
Dinner do;
Evening DO;
ROhes-a-Quins;
Morning ohes;
Print DelaineS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

este. No. 20 Lntoa 81. aeHs 1oor q Ftats Bank.
50 ceantFy MercAsata snd Nii.lasra suppAea Hlfh
szaaA Ell n seoas a. nsls iea Frcas 9ufeasinx
kss k1uneis reaovstsd IL Superior ~ zad rsssaaass
charge eet4-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

" Dr.. Ceons, late OF 81 Louis, Mo =
Once and rendencs on 81 street. west eide, betwsss
Marshal and Clay ssrests NH is-t6m
g The EiShth Jadicial District. .Hfessrs
Editors: The brief span Of ths ismented Judee
Conwa5s ON siai career yet long or oush to adr
one example moro Of the purity and ati,ty whioi
have ever charr cterizsd the Virsna Judiciary On,
state pride 10 naturally aud properly Jealous
such should always be th for IN %, truthf
ard eloquent words OF that best and ablsst Juri,t
which this or any other land ever furnished-.th,
direst curse which an angry God visit upon an OF
tending people. 10 corrupt Judiciary" IL Is need
less to say that this was the lssgusg. Of John MAJ
shsI. II behooves us, them those like myself
not resident In the district where the vacancy has
occurred to feel the deepest sal.citude that the
therto exalted reputation Of Virginia ,halI he
served, not weakened. There will NO doubt be many
candidates for the elise. Several. probably who
were compositions Of Judge Conway will be again 10
the field, and though any one of them may, for all !
Know TO the contrary be eminently qualified, 1t
SCENE they all lack what has of late been revived
from the many ~ise thoughts Of General askson,
expressed By him Ia reference 70 candidate for Of
flea, 'rhe talent to be elected" therefore desire
to call the stte nos of the In the district to
one, no think can be elect done who has never
been In political ife whose profession and only bust
ness occupation 10 the law; who has studied law ss
:spce and with mental love for it, studies no "
" hoss serenity Of temper, and love Of justice and
truth and honesty. only squaiied by to- good or
der and dtsaip pinned .ment of his mind hos
education. refer to WILLIAM B. BARTON OF
fredericksburg. The ermine of Justice could not
find its more conEenia resting place. For eouaties
are W sehed, that curiosity in neither can male
choice of eitber's moistv" PUBLIC
Richmond, 26th May 1857. nv 26-.dlw cit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27
ny Thomas w. Asesee,
(OMce, corner of 18th and Cary ssreetsl

= ALE OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOL d
- AND XII T IN Furniture, ENGkA.
WINGS, 8c.-Will be sold at pubic auction. on
TUESDAY. his ID day Of June next, if fair, if not
on the next far day, commencing at O'Clock, A. M
at his res!depcs, the corner of Grace and Eighth
streets, the Household and Kitchen furniture of Mr.
B. Minor, who declines housekee ping for the
present 1t consiss of many useful and desra be ar
ticies comprising Walnut. Mahogany and Rose good
Tables; Worts.snds; Writing Desks: Bureaus; Di
vans, Tete,a Tete; Lounge; Bedstead. Chairs Ward.
robes Book Ctsss Side Boards; Cellaret, with Mar
BILE Top; Dressing Tables, with Mirrors and Marble
tops Beds and Mattresses; Glass and Crocksry;
Wines; Tumblsrs; Finger Bowls; Pickle aud Pre-
serve Dishes; Large Bowls and Savers Tea and Din.
ner Setts; sarpeoi Rugs; Bockings &c.
Also. number Of fius Framed Engravines, Maps
and Historical Charts; excellent double action
Harp, and la fl st rate Rosewood Piano, mads to or.
der.
TERMs-Cssh for all sums under $50; that sum and
over, for approved endorsed negotiable notes. at 80
days.
The said residence and cf.e, attached thereto are
aiEo for sale, lease or rent on favorable terms.
Also tor TENT, pleasant Rooms in the Law Build.
ing and the property, hitherto advertised sill for
sole. THOS. w KEESEE,
S6 .tds Aunt
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AUOrION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin d Apperson. Aucts.

VALUABLE FARM OF 263 ACRES
Ga York nivsr Railroad, nea Viii .msburR Road
ao9ua three nee. ard hsd mule. below niesnona. t..
AT ADcTIoN--At the request OF shs owner, Ne
VII, ,rI sell , At public auction, the premises 90
THURSDAY. the day Of June, 1857, csnmep.
oins At II O'clock, The abe vs.loastsd farm 70
ing ns lands of messs MeGruder Mrs. Cradaoeb,
and hes about 80 clsared balance in oak and
pine. wood.
re buildings on the place are newly new. and are
ample for the accommodation of large family
The place Is we'll epeosed IL very healthy, ana has
on II fine young orchard Of apple trees.
After the sale Of the land, will be cold the ErowpR
Crops lexsept the wheAt) together with the horses
COWS. farming impls mems. corn fodder. 30.
Terms For the land one-ifth essh; balances at 6,
IL IL and "A months, for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by . trust Deed For the personal
estate, ali sums under go cash. that amount
months credit for approved endorsed gotisbie pa
per- The taxes for 1857 to be paid BY the purchas-
GODDIN APPER6ON Aucts
TkUSTkEs' SALk VIII be . aid at ps b.
ito aue,ion, on SATURDAY, the 9Th Of June,
at 10 oc ock M at auction room on f. a. kiln
street valuable house SERVANT. named Lewis,
ABOUT rs years Of age By order of the Ttuitees.
nv r. ids PULLIAA 4 DAVIS Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

Money received deposit in sums of fl dollars
and upwards which interest at the rate of per
csntum per annum 10 paid. for sums remaining O.
months longer for shorter periods interest at the
rate cf per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, and certificates isEued by tn Q
Cashier, +. B. SrARKE, at the store Of e. B
SPENCE. corner Of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va
sAM'L S. COTTRELL, President
T. B. SrARKE. Cashier.
C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27
BY Goddfn & Appersvu.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MAN.
CHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will
be SOLD on WEDNESDAY afternoon the Sd June,
1857, at ~ O'Clock, on the premises, the valuable
place in Manchester called Trenton, recently 90
cupied by Thomas Vaden Jr., Esq. 1t contains q
square Of two The building on the place con
stat Of dwelling with six rooms besides a large
ktchen stable carriage house, smoke house, well of
good wstsr, dairy &c all in complete repair. The
yard is handsomely shaded and beautifully set in
grass This Is lovely summer retreat 1t is e,
markedly healthy. , fter which will be sold lot
opposite the above, fronting 30 feet the south
aide of Allen street. running back lS2 feet having
thereon a neat eottsge yelling recently occupied by
Mr. Qodsey. Also. valuable lot on he north side
of Allen street, s5joinins Trenton fronting about
$50 feet. running back $50 feet.
TEAMS accommodating, and made known at the
hour of fae.
my Is GODDIN & APPERaoN, Aucts
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ny alex, aer Mott.

ARGE SALE . f HOICE OLD
IL WINES, bRANDY, CORDlAIs, &C., AT
AUCflON-Wil be sold at auction, at my store, on
THURSDAY, Nav 28th, comm encins at 10 o'clock,
precisely. the stock ofs gentleman leaving the city
CO asistipg of Dark and Pale Brandy; supr. Cham.
psgnes; Scotch Whiskey; Peach BRANDY: Port Claret
aud Sherry Wines; Anehovie's inch Cordisis; l
Dbl Alcohol; French Mustard; Africa Cyanre Pepper
and sundIy other articles embracing the best lot of
fine Liquors have offered for sale this year. selected
In New York, and purchased under custom house
lock several years ago.
TERMS All sums over $50. 60 days credit; over
$780, 81 days credit. ALEX MOTT,
nv .S tds AutionAar
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- Truman A. Parker, successor to X.
aud q Whiiled. wholesale and retail dealer 10
sbiusIes. Mshogeny and Lumber of every descrlp-
don OHca and yad corner Of Gary and 10th streets,
Ricbmoad Va my 10 -d6m*
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DERCIVAL q GRANT.
ARCHlTECfs AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.

OFFICE, aoDDIN's HALL. RICHMOND. VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public with
q thorough Professional training and combined
Practical experience Of more than 80 years, they
hope give subtraction these who may favor them
with orders
In the Architectural l. In e; will fur
nish desisns for Churches, Public Buildings
Town Houses stores, Villas, and aiteEstons OF
cli buildings; and also for Ornamental Grounds.
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and En-
% rintendence.
in the Engineering Department. win attend
To the branches connected with Railroads, Sew
GRACE and dranage of Farm Lands with all necsna
suy Plans and Estimstes,
variety of complete sets OF Plans far Churches
Villa Farm Cottages, Bridges, DC, eau be seen q
their Office. my H-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27
By Taylor g. Williams.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITUaE, AT AUCTION = On THURSDAY
2sth May, at 10 clock. A at the resd Jpo
street. between Cay aud Leigh streets and opposite
TO the residence of Capt. }. H. Sheppard will be
sold his stock of Household aud Kitchen furniture.
Consisting of the u,usl variety of useful and good
a'tlcles. Terms cash
my &c TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

w Capcers and Tumors Cured without
CUrT.Kc - DR.. KAHN, late Of Philadelphia, re-
s.tfulIv offers his services to the citizens and the
pnbIic generally fox the cure Of Cancers, Tumors,
Moulds Botchss and all diseases of the skin. He
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain in Richmond three months, and
can be found at his Office at the Clifton House. from
10 M. to s p. m.
Recommendations can be seen On application.
Ynv Iq.-dlm