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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-24

! Importers and Whoesale Dealers in Drugs ana
Medicines. surgical Instruments. Glasswure. Drug
gists Furniture. Quicksilver, Acids. Shaker Ilerbs
spices. Essential oils Extracts for FuvOrll x, Al
cnhul. Bird Seed. Canphor Oils and Paints. Lamb
Fresh Hops, Soda Material COrks. Brewers Mate.
rial. Plaster Paris. Rosendae Cement, Abdom mas
Supporters Shoulder Braces, Cart Iron Murtars
PATENT MEDICINES, large stock of nearly
every kind in Use. with general ment Of all
goods kept in "a large and well supplied Drug Store
We qave made arrangements for receiving month
" shipments direct from the Atlantic ciliesl thus
Keeping a iul aud complete assortment of all GODS
In our line. We intend 10 a. al in nothing but the
best quality Of gpOds, so that physicians. surgeon.
and those dealing in our line mas rrly upon getting
pure and uradui,eraed articles from us We have
done the Drug siness in Sacramento since ls49.
aud expec; 10 continue il here during our ma ural
lives We expect 10 build up a large and permanent
business by keeping lnJge and well assorted stock
OF the best GOODS. aud selling at small profits, 81
that That those dealing in line 10 call upon US,
examine the quality ard prices of our goods before
purchasing elsewhere. rs we feel confident that We
can please in both PRICE AND QUALITY.
Artificial teeth. gnd toll. mouth glasses turn keya
burs. corrundrum wheels forceps, excavalOrs. bsusb
es, drills with complete ment OF dental stock
from several OF the most highly approved maBufac>
tuFeTs in the world We have the agency for teeth
and can OIL any order, With odd teeth, at the
MINERS DRUG STORE. 1879 J STREET, SAC.
RAhESTo, by X. II. MCDONALD & co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-24
Otupille DaiIq Batte Retprh.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 24rH, 1857.

The VICE Observation-Disclosures" Of the
New York Observer, who is travelling at the
South, was lately guest at q wedding in
Lexington, KY. where he met the Hon John
C. Breckenridge, Vice President of the Unit
ed States. He thus describes his person, his
manners and domestic state:
John Breckenridge, Vice President OF
the United States, was guest at the we'd
ding. The rough portraits of him that star
ed everybody in the faee last Fall. give but
poor likeness OF this extraordinary man,
who, at youthful period of life unexam-
Piled, has been called to preside over tho
most august body of men in this country.
His form is tall, erect and commanding, his
countenance thoughtful. his manners smooth
and graceful, and his conversation indicates.
sober, intelligent and thinking man With
lovely and accomplished wife and sweet
children, he resides in modest cottage, but
one story high. shaded deeply with old trees,
little way out of town. | could not but ad-
miro the simplicity of our republican nstitu.
tons, when saw that this great people have
come to this embowered cot To find a man to
preside over its Senate, and perhaps to fill
the chair of State
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-24
United states of America.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, tss Justices Court
COUNTY OF BUTTE, 49, Uphlr Township.
The People of the State of California. TO Mary A..
iogg, GREEIIsG:
NoU ARE hEREBf SUMMONED 10 appear be-
u fore me, AZ my office, In the ophir I wnshtp
OF the County OF ButIe ON the 18th cay Of Seplem'
the complaint OF John Riley. who sues TO recover
ninety dollars claimed TO be Que accouHi for rents
when judgment VIII 5s taken against You for the
said amount, together With and damages, If
you TAIL 10 appear and answer.
To the Shtrs or eny Constable of said County,
Erecting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand This 7th day of September,
A. ID. 1857. JOHN :. BERRY. IL. 81
Justice OF the Peace of said Township.
Ii 10 hereby ordered, that service be had In the
above fuse, by publication in the Daily Butte Rec.
ord for fourteen days.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF September,
A. ID. 1857. [s7-IA1 Us. BERRY. J. 7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

SUMMARY OF COTTON The New Orleans
Price Current OF March lh gives the total recaiots
of cotton at all the ports since September lst 1856
amounting to 2 459 0l3 bales, against 26t1 ,548 to
same date last year; decrease of 1872 535 bales
The total exports to foreign ports 1870, 1876
bales, against 698, ,6ei to same date last year;
decrease this year, ,274 bales Total exports
to corhern ports 366,73 bales. against 1872 432 to
date last year; increase this year. e93, ,302-
Stock on hand aud on shipboard at all the porte,
G79 778 against 655 78 to date last year; in
crease this year. "a Q50
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MARRIED ON TRAM The train from this city
to Brattleboro yesterday afternoon, was sisn.lzsd
lives in Illinois, ths bride at Whst.ly. and at her
home the msrriags should have occurred Mond ~
evening; but when the evening came DO bridegroom
or ciersym man with il. both being LEFT by
tho cars-the one at spripshel1 and the other a.
Northampton The next morning the uEh,ppy Low
er hassensd to Whately by the rst cars, and his
stay In the East limited, 1t 6nsy agreed to
proceed to Bellows Falls the same afie, noon, be
married there and from thence co ntlnus the journey
for the est and for life. At the depot the waiting
pair met tho delinqus pastor from the
train they take and without hesitation 1t waa
decided that he should 90 with them, end peroi ID
the ceremony in the his was done TO the i'm
minent satisaction of the parties and the great
tertanment of the other passeug.rs.
Springfield llMass.) Republican
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

A NOBLE SERVANT GIRL MARY Nugent, q
hired girl of Pittsburg, was horribly burned by ths
explosion of a camphene lamp Monday night
She first attempted to extingdish the flames by
throwing herself into tub of water but failing in
this started reach the street. At the back gate,
however, she fell exhausted, and when the neigh
bors, attracted by the light, reached her she had
only strength enough to say, Save the children,
for Gods sake; don't let the children burn" Such
disin.erested thoughtfulness in the midst Of death
agonies more merits q monument than all the
deeds Of C:nsar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

THE sUs the ORIGIN OF FoRcE.-Prof Youmana
recently lectursd 10 New York chemical scisnce
IN which he showed the origin of all forms of force to
be in the sun beam. Every existing species OF mo-
ton on the earth, whether known wind power.
water pow er steam power electric power, or animal
power have their origin in the rays of the sun Al
illustration ef the professors 1de of eucldatins
his argument be ststed that tn d. sction OF the iron
tunnel for railroad tIains the Menii river In
England which 10 fonr hundred feet long, was out
half an inch under the hsavisst pre- ssure OF train
When the sun laid upon it some hours u bent up an
inch and half from iis usual horizontal line The
Buuker Hill Monument 10 higher 10 the evening than
in the morning. Of sunny day. The little sonbe ami
enter the pores Of The stones, like % many wedges
sad lift tt skyward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

MAEsLAUGHTER BY AN AMERICAN PHOTO
8RAPHER.-A singular case Of mAnslaughter is
reported in the London Morning Star, OF March
3, substantially rs fonows
IL appears that woman named Elisa Bunn forty
years OF age, In company with another woman cali.
ed At the rooms of Alexander Hemmet Clark. an
American Photographic artist, to have little boys
likeness taken. After it was finished some words
ensued respecting the payment Of she cash. Clark
declined TO DO wirhouS the portrait when regular
fight ensued between thsm. Clara at the time had q
small hummer his right hand, and while deceased
ST. ugsiing wiih him struck her with is upon
the head He irst arrested for the assault
iy for hich he fined twenty shllings and costa;
but IL afterwards appe ared that the wound with the
hammer had fractured the skull Of the woman, u
which wound she dad in day or two. CLARK was
then arrested On the charge Of maaslaushter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

RIGHTS OF TEACHERS. In the Supreme Court
at Portland recently, George B. E!den, keeper OF
high school at Windham, was tried for assaultng
a pnpn Judge Davis charged that the master in
a school acted in the same capacity parent q.
home. and had the right to enforce obedience to
school rules by proper punishment and left the
jury to decide whether this right was exceeded in
this case. The jury returned verdict CT not
guilty The was tried previously before a
justice of the peace, and the teacher was fined S.
and apnealed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

WRECK OF VEsSkL-The schooner Wide
Awake, Capt. Bartholow, was wrecked in the gal
of the 18th instant, on the cost of Accomac, Vir
ginia, known Ragged Poiut Shoals. She wa
bound from Cape Henry to New York, loaded witt
lumber, and was owned by Messrs Nelson, Ste
vens & Co., of New York. Vessel and cargo
total loss. The captain snd crew fortunately es
caped-Saoao HUI, Md Shield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

1zss FOR RENT-s neat Brick Dwell
Es.is ing containing rooms, and the ssssfy out
s-@ bui diugs with gas and city water the prem
ises. snitabe for the accommodation of geuteel fa
rn'|y, situated Clay, 7th street Terms
podating. Possess on car be had imm ediateIy Ap-
Fly to e A. ]. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector. No. Wall street.
NH 26 ST I1Dder ST Charlss Hotel
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THE NEW TARIFF.-We understand that sew
eral manufacturing establishments in Worcester
county, using large quantities Of imported wool
and dyestufs in the production of their goods,
already extending their operations in anticipation
of the favorable changes in the tariff bill which
goes into effec. July lst.-Boston AtIas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

THE ARTIc SHIP REsoLUrE.-In the brfsish
House OF Commons, ths 9th inst, MIR. Evelyn
complained CT the dismantled state OF the Reso-
lutte. ..
Sir c. Wood said the Reso!ute had been put In the
state most conducive to hef preservation; exactly
done with the most vs!us BILE thiFs In the navy
Ii wss quite q mistake, therefore, to suppose thst
any disrespsct was offered to the American govern
ment by her treatment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

OBSTRUCTION AT THE MOUTH OF THE MIssIs
sIPPI.-The obstructions at the mouth of our
great streams are becoming a serious draw back
upon the commerce of the city Complaints Of
iate have become loud and emphatic 1t is time
some action was taken by the commercial commu
nifty in the premises Yesterday there were some
twenty vessels lying on this side CT the bar unable
to cross over, and nearly as many more on the ort
side trying to come in Such state of things call
for some energetic action.-N. o. Bul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

RHODE ISLAND MILIIIA.-Brigadier-G Genera
Pitman, of the Rhode Island Militia, (who was in
service during the Mexican wary has been so un-
Justly treated by Gov. Hoppin that he has resigned
and many other officers, comm 2nding some of the
bes. companies in the State, threaten to give up
their commissions
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~ Husbands Caicined Magnesia IL fr,

~ Husbands Calcined MaGnesia IL free
from unpleasant taste and three times the strength
of the common Calcined Mssnesis A WoRi Ds
FAIR MEDAL and FOUR FIRsT PREMIUM SILVER
MEDALS have been awarded 1t as being the best In
the market.
For sale by the Druggists and country storekeepers
and by the manufacture. 49,
NAN - THOMAS J. HUSBAND,
NH hI2-dSm* Philadelphia.
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ARTISAN WELLs.-Nine artesian wells have
been sunk for various establishments In New York,
at an expense of S50,000 which furnish ,430 gall
ions of water per minute The price of the same
quantity of Croton, annually, would be S70. 1000
A great saving.
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~ Price & Wa,kIns-
RETAIL AND WHoLEsALE DRY GooDs DEALEas-
Mo- 1877 Main street, Richmond.
SpRING STOCK 1857.


NO sPainG sroCK, 1857.
We invite ss f s ~ s'Eay Ena
iIsh and American Dry Goods, whlch Is en-
.irsIy new and FRESH having besn purchased wi.n-
in the last few weeks It mas 0sea ss se Of RrT.I.
TnApE aud embraces the aeioest and noss eiegsnt
Goods of the season. Buyers srs assured tnst my
will at all times get OF articles OF the oes qudty
A. the lovest POSSIBLE Prices. Cash and prompt
p,ying customers will be offered many aavsn1ses
R,eb R1oesas rIounced SILK Robes
raIorsd Brocade and Bayadere Chsne silks
| Checked. Striped and crossba1 90.
Elack Brocade Ottoman ard kadzmf go
Plsin blk Gros de Rhine and Poult de BOZ 90,
cnrdad ard Plain Bieck (for mcurniegl do.
Beautiful Plain ard Printed French nsrssss % =
| CANT CoIored OrFandie aid bafsge hoDes
Plain and Printed French Cha'lies
RsantifuI Milanose Robes thew stJiet
CoIorsd and Black SILK Gfsnadine
Crane Mers,z Chsly Om6re apd Chslas Beress
Elegant French de LANES for Spring
Plain and Printed Jscone's snd or5snd,ss nsa,'s.
french snd English Prints and aiesnams
rhintz coiored aod plain white bfiiiiants
Bombsz.nes Tsmsrtins and csnton Clotn s,
superb Point O Z siguilie Co lars and Siesyes
Applique, Brussels and 0n1pnre DO
Vsiepeiennes, Honiton snd Lace triufd do
|. Real French Muslio, Cambria and Linen 90.
Mourning Muslin, Cambria and Crepe 90.
Lace Capes and Bsrthss and fine Thread Laces
| Rich EmbroIdersd Cambria and Muslin Bands
Cambria and Linen Ec g1ns ana lnsertines
Infsnts wrought Bodies and Dresses
Sole adid Enb Linen Cambria and Lawn bdkts
Real Black Thrcsd Lace Wells
Silk Nantes and Tsmas in great variety
White and coloyed Stella shawis ana searfs
Coiored and black French Cloths ana Cassmerss
ailk Linen and MaTseilles Vsstins *s
Tweeds, NaBkinsttes and Linen DTiifnfs
| Plantstion Osnaburss. striped and plain
| MARYLAND Peniten,iary Plsids. handsome patterns
| Brown and bleeched Donaestics, sli graaes
| WheIebone. Steel and Gutta Percha skhs
| Manila. Lsctus Mohair and Cambrc 40.
I Dress Trim min 70 and Bonnet Ribbons
| Hosiery and Gloves 10 great variety
| Gsuse and Cotton Shirts and Drs.en
| Narss silIes Quilts and Furniture fringe
/ Damssk Table Cioths and Hspkins
ductaback and Damask Towels
PILLOW. sheetins and best Irish Laen
To.etbsr with every article usually kept BY thoss
NOUS iA' PRICE WATKINS,
| uh1e-ecfe Nsariv nprossts Fxeesys- B%ak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

A NOVEL LICENs LAW.-Mr Hanford's license
law in the New York Assembly is most novel
feature in legislation. 1t provides that no person
shall drink strong liquors without first obtaining
license, which may be granted by any justice of
the peace on the following terms:
For license to drink lager beer, currant or do
mestic wines, so cents for strong beer, Is cents
for whiskey and home made liquors, ST. for French
or any imported brandy, ST. so; for champagne,
Burgundy, or any foreign wine, S..
Clergymen and editors are exempted from the
provisions of the bill, on the ground we suppose,
that they belong to the moral classes" and never
drink to excess. The bill was referred to the com
mittee of the whole-N Y. Mirror.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

SPRING TRAVEL ON THE MISSOURI RIVER
The Jefferson City (Mo) Inquirer, of the 14sh ia'
slant, says:
The spring travel seems to have set in, and al
the world seems to be the wing. Day before
yesterday the Cataract, of the Pacific Railroad
packet boats, brought down about 400 passengers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

THE PULPIT AND RAILRoADs.-In Brooklyn,
New York, on Sunday morning last, Rev W
Farlay preached ssrmon in the Church of the
Messiah, in Perpont street. in favor of running the
Brooklyn cars Sunday. Rev DR. Storrs, of the
Church of the Pilgrims in Henry street, preached
on the other side of the question The common
coupcil committee have reported favorably to the
Sunday running.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

ANOTHER VICTIM OF SPIRITUALIsM "A man
named Luke Hastings, carpenter 81 years o.
sge, committed suicide at Bangor, Duchess Co
New York. on Sunday. 1t is said that spiri.ualism
to which he was devotee induced the act. He
leaves a wife and numerous family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

THE MCDoNoGH EsTATE.-In the district
court at New Orleans ON the l4th inst, says the
Picayu a natural son cf McDonogh filed an ap-
pIieatiou by proving codeii TO the famous will,
by which be expects to obtain the handsome little
sum of 500 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

DAYS OF WORSHIP BY different nations, every
day in the week is set apart for public worship,
VIZ: Sunday by the Christians; Monday, By the
Grecans; Tuesday, by the Persians; Wednesday
by the Assyrans; Thursday, by the Egyptians;
Friday by the Turks; and Saturday by the Jews.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

xsss FOX X ESH--A ane large front
vs. Room, level with the street, in the United
ssxs States Hotel. suitable for Barber, Lawyer
or Docto", with oil cloth end gas chandelier. Also,
several fine rooms for families just vacated pair
of rooms connected, which will be let to families
with board on reasonable terms.
NH InHN IETEP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27
xsy- Cancers and TuEs ors Cured wifhou

~ Cancers and TulIors Cured without
cutti1g.-DR KAHN, ls.e OF phiiadei phis respect.
fnlIv srs his services to the citizses aud the pub
lie Generally, for the cure OF Cancera Tumors.
Mouds Elotches and all diseases of tho skim He
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain in Richmond three months. He
can be found at his oics at the Clifton Ecuse from
10 A. H., to 6 T. nj. .-.r=e
Recomm sndations can be seen on application.
i6.-fmS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

- Notice e---AccOuntans Agent and Col
LEcToR-d d. WO9TTON would respectfully in
form the citizens of Richmond aud the public gener
ally that he 10 now prepared to keep end balance
books make off bills and DO writing by the job will
al.o pay particular and prompt attention to collect
ng house rents negro hires aud collecting Generosity
Security will be given for promptness and correct
mesa to those who pstronise him. .Es.-
His office il enc door below the corner of Gover.
nor and franklin streets, ashort distance above the
Exnhsups Hotsl ss NH 1f--dlm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

CINCINNATI ELECTfoN.-The charter election
In Cincinnati takes place the first Monday of
April. Ii will be warmly contested. There are
three tickets in the field. viz: republican, demo,
crat and citizens. part of the candidates on the
latter are also on the republican ticket.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


IMPORTANT DEcIs!os TO OWNERS OF STEAM
R so.Ts.-The High Court of Errors and Appeals
OF mississippi has recently made . very important
oecisisn to the owners Of steamboats,, common car.
fiers, and to the travelling Community Il an
pears that in.the month Of December. 1870 M
mclaughlin. resident of Mississippi Citv with
his family, were desisous of vial lag Mobile, and
acting on public notice given by the agents OF The
Oail line that boats would stop for passenger
at Pascagouls, en- route hencr for Mobile, he desIr.
Gus to a'ai of the proposal, chartered a vessel.
aud proceeded to Paseagonia, arriving on the
wharf there In due season, say 10 O'Clock A.
night, ami waited Till daylight the following
morning for the boat Qhe Florida). But the
Florida nor no other boat msdeits appearance.
In the meantime Mr. McCaughin had dis
charged tho schooner which conveyed him to
the point and bad to seek another mode to
reach Mobile causing great delay, loss, injury aud
inconvenience. Suit for damages was brought in
the Circuit Court Of Harrison county. and the jury
gave a verdict in his favor for two thousand and
fifty dollars The case went up on appeal to the
High Court. where it appears the decision of the
jury was af.i med.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27
LADD'S Ltlii3EH HOUSE, south

60 LADD'S LtMDE. HOUSE, south
k%% side of Bss!n, FOR RENT.--This lumo er
h 1use, the property of the Jas 4 Ka. Co,
10 nosriy rebuilt, ana will be resdy for tenant by
the ist of April. The hous- is large and commodi-
well suited for a houss or tobacco fac
tory. For te-ms, apply to the undersigned
MiGHAELS,
NH af is Agent for r w Carr
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SICK The Rochester Union says it learns from
a private source that the Hon o B Matteson is
not expected to from the attack of the cpl
demic from which he was suffering when he return
ed to Utica, from Washington The Hon c
Chatfeld well known Democratic politician o.
Illinois, the Senator Bayard, of Delaware, are also
dangerously i'll of the National Hotel epidemic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

DHUsTKk,s NUTlCk.--s. r. ,empie 81
this city, having by . Deed Of Truss, Of this
date daily recorded in the Hustings Court conveyed
20 me for the benefit Ct bis credtofs. hs s.ocs Of
street ana ali debts due TO him all rsscns tndebseA
20 him are requested 70 mako prompt payment,
The entire stock IL offered for sale prtvateiy un.
der the provisions of ths dssd- Tao bustneo ohsie
strong Inducements to Drusgist.
Under authority coafsrrsd BY the desds ! hase as'
potntsd the said semple my sssnt, SELL . rsss''
,A1 = r. n. GIBSON. FTustes.
s..au.o-a n...h es ,axy 81 mn 26- I'm
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~ Last Notice.-One Week L0ngeF..-
Intending to close my business ct the old stand
Mondsy, the 24th inst l otfsr the residue of my
stock Of Dry Goods without regard 10 cost. Terms,
'cash only
NV store House will be for rent, on the first day
Of April. Thus ID. QuAkLES.
NH lh-fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

usees F1k kBNT, and possession given
F. fhe fast OF April brick tenement In sgd
L2@A ney, ntainirg figo Tooms with brick kitoh-
en-, snosehouse, al necessary out.houses and o
pump of fine water in the yard, together with two
acre lot of good land well enclosed. For terms,
apply TO the subscriber. No. l03 Cary street
NH % -.tIsfsprii g. w TCTTY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

O. FOR RkNF--Tne Brick DweiIing
h:s "a, between Main and Gary streets adjoining
the residence of ID Denaon, Esq. 1t mast 6
rooms, with passages; Kitchen, and The utuai out
houses, &c. aud is in many respects desirable resi-.
dence. Apply to TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

'rr DIR. r. III. Christian has removed bis
office to the Richmond House, Governor street,
where he be found at all times, except when pro-
fessionaliy engaged. NH S-u
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sna FOX hENF---Tbe hGuse on ary
MIss strest between Cd and Sd, recently occupied
aEs. by R. A. Pryor Esq 1t contsns Ii rooms, and
las been recently thoroughly repsired For terms,
spply to DIBaELL L JOHNSON,
NH 17-ta Opposite shockoe Warehouse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

CORONER CONNEkY The trial of Coroner
Connery is now going on before the New York
Court Of Common Pleas He is charged with
gross impertinenees, indecences &c in his inves-
tigation of the Burdell murder case. A large
number of witnesses are to be examined.