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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22


EOUNDRIES.
AvsnroaT mon woaxs
q UN ID Ii Y
u y1'D .M.sC MIFF MOP.
cy,ner Rotk Island and Second Streets.
JAIME, DoNNEGs.v 4 co.,
tLass lorsnss y tAs LslSsSrs ESssdrv,l
A RE prepared " eHrc1te al slssi- u Ens,ns
n sai Ns,'hne work for Saw sud Floufins iuiits
Waaosssai 1osass CssstaOs.
Of su:-rt AID varied d~sssns Csps Sills. Brsck-
sts Trusas, Asy oslhe latest patterns, OF made 10
order
n. H. sp III atseusion paaA 10 rcpslrns wors -
Acctdcni- 10 v aChinery repaired without delay ,-
UrWsl ca 1 Iss Meds % order on short notice
lnhsstii JAAAk DOEHsLlH co.
UNION CAR AND 01lDGI WORK
EsoU01DRT,
UNI0NvIEfTE,
CuaSCAeo, sI.L.
TsAPe, siils, Brackets, Tsasees, Coisnas, etc u
~ the is,eet pssseSns nade " order.
ss. \ s !: = | s:s :: sts:S D... .
port. bio. No ., bsvenpors, loss. tt
m.,,,,.,, STONE soo4sss PUIscs: PSsS,,ess:.
;. o. sHllREI-s !.
Fssadry ard Machine Works.
euVHR Proprietor Is now prepared to execute every
! 4 viris,sus nsschinssy At short noaies
Hupari~, steam EnGlnss froui " a00 horse ~
Engns, lsthes, Fsners, Grist Mills and all deserip-
tions of NIL wcrk. Also sole agent IN the west for
the manufacture of McCord's Anti-Rrictlon Horse
Power; superior Machines for the Purpos" intended
He would invite the attention of parties requiring
Shnfting u his Adjustable HaAgsr and Self Oins
Boxes, superior " anything In tse.
Particular attention will be paid ~ repairing ma
chinery, aud prompt attentioa given to all orders.
propose /, execute my WORK In the best mSnner and
ash requiring machinery repairing 10 favor
me with their orders Castings Of all kinds supplied
to order. works on Third street. opposite the Ca
holic burviox ground dec97davly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

would state, that
THOU SANDS
have been sold since the Pateat vas issued.
The largely Increasing demand Tor thes popular ar
fices induces the agents to remind dealers forward
thsir orders early, and thereby prevent delay.
Orders BY mail will meet with prompt attention.
Annexed list Of the retail price, Of the Freezer,
for the convenience Of those wanting . single
PRICE OF FREEZER
Two Quarts, ~ Threa Quarts, -; Pour Quarts,
~; Six Qurris, -; Nine Quarts, o6, Fourteen
Quarts, 1s Twenty Quarts, Ell ~
Address Il g BRRRIAN COL BnOADWAy New
York, Agents for Patentee
April, II mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
DAVENPORT
COMMERCllL COLLEGE.
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Pr5netpal sa1 Teacher Il 1bsk-xsOtN0, g.
W. -. FE0tt.
49, Prtacipal. - TseeA~ r Ass@sasA1p eal
0soe- e-8eept11:
rrAvING sssoeastsd M nyuslf b tAls Instituts
n ". Pratt, 1sQ, We are now pespared 70 quail
- youns men IN ~ brspcAss of oo0narcial edu-
DOUBLE>ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING,
q adepGDd y syeIy 1epartne1s q bualllgls sX&F
BUSINESS PENMANG
. frss, boad ard sapiA slyie, - vell ~
0eleuistieas, saA d bsssaio sssGl - - e
TBACHRRo s. WE
QualiAed for s9ecuting and tastsuetng IN thoroash
ard eeient,1s 0aa1ss 0nr0 0U1n q Vsnin0, 'iaala1-
w Osnamental rsanaasAip, Y1earAAinG, Gard
Wri'ane. .S .9DiIS uEf sq0eH
La6See Uep0r1sgeesss,
Particular sttsptinn y soleitsa Jbs ~ dseernns
q one room y 6sv0leA e1e1l1yeoy - tAae paspese.
~ OUR T8RM0 Daa )
aSe uoro mo1ssnAA eaAcuae0 e neeSuso1uo = thng.
ossA, o q asy lnGfl1a1isa = ~ wse. We vosDl
respectfully cell ~ a11eulto0 = o1ol1DD - -
oehess % ths obovs - Ass11s1etAelS po1DoooQ ~
Us0e Inolaeutaoa. Al asetnv1eea - visit = a1eD.
anins spesa1sas q ffs.aa11a1ps pssgsso q 49,,
npds Of instsuslton, "a ~ '1t6sr pastis1ssI
sassirs = ~ s'sasr = - = x ~ sasssss
nA0s4H losas sUsJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

1nn OF. Powers 4 weightman's and Herring's
lOO Quinine for sale.
March 10. II TAYLOR 4 BALLORD.
No. 10 I&clare Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
BOOKS.

BOOKS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail.
y ssssber SeUsss IL Cy01rs noeo,
pAvBNPOnr. IOWA.
Our ssoek consists q
bUUGS 81 1A0UNQny, 8
lS0IA P9NafAfER. -
VISITING CARDS PIINTIK0 PAPnD
G,o,d aud SILVER IyGlA Picks, Fine ANA Psacv
snvelops. - Hsse IgsI to match
sr, 0osds and fAssais
fosethsA with articles usually kepi IL Bookstores,
~Lish they will sfu -
CHEAP AZ THE CHEAPEST
at either es p
WHOLE0ALR Oh RETAIL
iArSsiAwtf 0uO. " kLIS 90.
UVSDH PApes..
I AN now ,.s.islno from the nanufsetufsrs. ovs
Is OO0 roll, VI Wall Paper and BordeI. which
viii sell a, sn.a sdrnnce, 1t wholsaIe retail
,.s g. gAkHaN,
Stattosees.w.
NAE hne-t stoek OF StAtionery ever offered N this
] marhet tsnow arriving h.
wARkEN's
(may5dtD Rock Island.
nLANk BOOKS VI every dssei,pt cAn NV b
ID had 81 wAkRRN'B
tmayoitD Rock Island
0nO ROLLS or Curtain Paper for sale cheap by
COU Il. WARREN,
(may6itD Rock lalssd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

VyDADD ~ - - Do6e, 81 tAe Last, 1tstsiha
u - % Lsas - ~ 6nao0 oetaennS Coa-
Ooy, = tsks lla@ 8 =, yaek = ~ dass. ~ ioss
. 0lss01y, 1T. A1tDssees v141lg . lsreAass
eeR6 q oeeooA - 1sek IalonAs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
Hams, Hams.

uU0b1Se ub0WuSe
sMNNl LBS. OF splendid sugsr cured Hams iust
AVVJsvrec~ised from 81. Louis warranted dellriou
Also Genuine Golden syrup NJ
ap iidf BURR 4 SwI rTn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

WASHINGTON RIOT VERDICT The Intelligen
car gives the following the verdict of the i1quesi
on the body of one of the persons killed on Mon
dsy week last:
The Jury summoned, sworn, and charged to in.
quire into the cause of the death of Cornelius H
Aston. "do say, upon their oaths, that the said
Cornelius Alston came to his death by gun.
shot wound received while standing peaceabiy and
quietly 1T the corner of Seventh street, opposite
the Northern Liberties market, recently his place
of busness,) from detachment of United States
Marines, acting under the control of the Mayor OF
Washington; and the jury do further find, from
the concurrent testimony of all the Witnesses that
the firing by the marines was all subsequent to
the obtaining possession OF the swivel
j. l.. HENsHAw, Foreman.
Six of the jurors were Democrats and seven
were Americans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

The great tunnel On the Iron Mountain Railroad
10 Missouri has i1st been completed. 1t 10 800 feet
long, Is feet wide and Is feet high.
James Freshaeld jr, the solicitor Of the Bank OF
England, and the leading commercial lawyer 10
Lokdou, 10 dead.
Four murderers are now lying in the jail OF st
Louis under sentence of death. Three OF them
are 10 hanged on the 10th inst.
Andrew Moore 10 the Democratic nominee for
Governor of Alabama.
There were 60 deaths In New Orleans for the
week ending the ID inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

Joseph Fitzgerald has been convicted in New
Orleans of the murder of his sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Leonard.
An individul invested s9, 500 five years since In
st. Louis property, which is now valued at Si5O..
600.
The city council of ST. Louis have appropriated
5000 TO entertain the railroad guests.
Rev. DR.. Alexander vinton, of Boston, has been
elected Episcopal Bishop of Texas.
Thomas Tavenner. formerly . member of the
Legislature from Wood county, Virginia, died re-
Gently.
A minor, of Charlottesville, Virginia, was rot.
bed of $50 in Petersburg, on sunday last
The Columbia Times announces the death Of
Mr. james F Gamble, at Winnsboro'. 8. O He
wss we'll known throughout the Southern country.
ELI Thaysr was In Parkersburg, Va, last week
on business for his 'Emigrant Neighbors' !.
ciety."
The warehouse of Mr.. Drury Morrow, near
Jo.esborough, Tenn, containing 200 barrels Of
our, wss totally consumed by hre On the 18th ulf.
Loss $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

DEATH OF ROBERT BURNS, THE son OF THE
POET The latest English papers announce the
death of Robert Burns the eldest son OF the
poet. He died 1t Dumfries, Scotland, at tne ao-
vsnced age of H. attended by his brothers William
and James, who bold high rank 10 the military ser.
vice of the East India Company. The deceased
WAS said to have inherited portion of his faher
poetical genius, and to have written some vei
charming lyrical pieces; but he wrote very 'itue'
aud led life Of easy retirement for many years.
In the enjoyment of good income arising fron .
pension paid 10 him by the British Government lot
previous public eervices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

"THE OLDEST IeHABlrAsT.' fne Aoacsaon
virginian states that thsrs is man, ~ 'ne nam
Of Jes.ee. living In Russell conuty. Va, wno y
now lis years Ola II 4 said that on The day be
was 100 years old he made ioo fabs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

TOM THUMB lately made free exhibition OF
himself in Westminster ULondon) County Court,
where he was summoned q witness by per-
son named Hassett who alleged that be had been
engaged by Mr.. Bsrnum as . Wallet to Tom
Thumb, but was dismissed after three days scr
vics, without proper notice. Tom Thumb was
placed on an elevated seat facing the Judge. He
gave his evidence in a collected manner, and the
plaintiff having failed to provo that be was hired
BY Mr. Barnurn, had verdict against him, with
costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

A REMARKABLE CASE OF LONGEVITY WITHOUT
THE AID OF FOoD OR RNOURIsHMEET-The folio W.
ing particulars have been related TO us by Mr.. leo.
Cronkhise, of this village, q gentleman of well
known veracity and candor, who has visited, In his
professional capacity of County Superintendent f
the Poor, the lady whose remarkable fenacity to
life without the aid of food any stimulus sup
port nature we give to our readers appears At
alb ,ut year ago, the invalid (Mrs Simeon Hays
residing at Horizon, in this county,) was attacked
by disease known as epileptic fits, and thai one
of these paroxyisms was of such a violent nature
that /. lasted eighteen days, and that during the
past eeuen months not particle of any kind of
rishment has passed her lips excepting a small
quantity of water and apple sauce administered to
her by her husband and be is of the opinion that
even this did not remain In her stomach, as she
seems to have an uncomfortable aversion 10 any
kind of sliment whatever During the period of
her sickness she has shown signs of intelligence
or recognition Of her friends, and all of the natural
functions of her body have ceased their operations.
Mr. Cronkhite. (our informanD who conversed
with the husband and cleaned these most astound.
ing particulars, is of the opinion that she is now
failing rapidly, aud that but short time will inter
vene before the sands of life will run out. 10 our
opinion. it is the most remarkable case of endu.
rance without food record, and deserves more
than a passing notice by the medical profession.
GienR's Fails, (Ntic York; Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

FEMALE CAPTIVE REscuEp-Mrs Margsre+
Ann Marble. of the captives taken at Spirit Lake
BY the Indians has arrivsd at St Paul in charge of
Mr. Fsndrais agent for the Sioux f the Mississippi
she WAS ransomed by two Lac qui.parle Indians
named Grey Foot AVID Roaring Cloud. Efor.s are
made to recover other captives. The excitement
created by the arrival of Mrs Marble at st. Paul and
the fact of her destitute situation, resulted in the
raising of subscription Of several hundred dollars
for her relief. A correspondent Of the st. Pauts
Journal, speaking of Mrs MS experience, says:
On the route the captives were subjected to the
severes hardships and torture. being compelled to
garry heavy packs of shot and to perform the most
degrading service by day and submit to most bru
tai ourases by night For the fret few ys of IL cir
captivity they resisted their tormentors, but
beaten with clubs ard threatened to b. shot until
they at last submitted in the hope sooner to be
cued
Mrs Thatcher who was in feeble health, wss una.
BILE to carry the burdens imposed upon her, aud
endesvoring to cross the Big Sioux river upon some
trees which the Indians cut down on beth sides to
form bridge she. heng very weak, lost her balance
and fell into the river. She dropped her burden and
succeeded In swimming almost to the shore WI en-
an indian deliberately aimed his rife at her and shot
her through the head, killing her Instantly. The
body was left to float down the cure mt which w.s
Redeemed with her warm life-biood This tragic
scene Was hsiled by the Indian women (who seemed
jealous Of the presence of the white captives) with
wild shouts of exutationl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

BREApsTuFFs AT CHICAGO Tho recsipfs o.
bresdstrff. At Chicago. Friday. were one nuna,eo
and ten thousand bushels of corn. and twensy'n'e
thousaud bushels OF wheat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

CoEv1CTED John Shaw has been convicted o.
msnsaughter before Alamance, North Carolina
superior court upon the charge Of killing bis sonn
law, William Gibson, Ia February last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

An OLD VOTER DEAD.-Charles M'Roberts
aged "a years, died in Buffalo township, Washing
ton county, Pa, on the goth nit The deceased
voted for George Washington for President Of th'
United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

There were a6a deaths 10 New York last wetk
ST Of consumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

Few. BUT Hard TO CATCH -fhe Indians in Flo
rida who giving the g. vsrnmsut much TT ble
number l7o mon and boys cspab'e of bearing
General Harney, 40 able and distin u shed ofio.r
with large force of regulars and volunteers pursued
these 40 indians with q sharp stick from Janua.
last All his operations are aid to havs been m K.
ed by his usual skill and energy The result far n
that five of the indians have been killed and three
women aud two children have bsen captured his
il all except that the eaptves that the Indians
have been kept constantly the wing. never step
ping hour in security, and with time to plant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

Performing IN The DARK-A curious Incident
occu-red few nehts since at the Central ball. Da
lngton. Mr.. and Mrs How.rd Paul were giving
their entertainment, "Pstch Work" when in the
mids. Of the performance the lights suddenly went
out, and the hsl was enveoped In total darkn
variety Of efforts were made to re-light the gas
but In vain; it utterly unmsnsgesb e. resisting
all attempts Here was dilemma. The perform
were only half over and the audience grew i'm
patient. At length Mr. Howard Paul came forward,
and said "Lades and gentlemen, think it scarcely
Necessary to tel you we in fix. The gas ID be.
having itself In most unwssIsntaSIe & manner and
doa shal we proceed in the dsrb! loud cries of
yes 'yes from all parts of the hall If you cannot
see US, you cas- hear; aud We will introduce as many
to the eye practicable at such short notice" The
perfor nance then proceeded; and the audience
amused at the novelty of the occurrence, spplsudsd
everything that was said and sung in the voci-
ferrous manner. - Manchester En9l Examiner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

Rev DR. Hoge, of Richmond. preachsd in Pc
.srsburg, Va, on Sunday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

NEW SHooL PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY.--This body adj burned on the 81 instant, to
meet next year at Chicsgo A large number OF
the Southern Delegates entered q protest again
the decision OF the assembly on the slavery
oeti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

CHICAGO AND CANADIAN TRADE.-Although
great complaint has been made of the scarcity OF
grain in Illinois and other Western States the fol
lowing statement from the Chicago Press would
seem to indicate that there is still corn in Egypt "
During the last month, our exports to Canada
ports alone amount to the sum Of $421 406 79, ex-
ceedng those of the same period in 1856 by Sl43,
s6s 70. The amount of wheat exported during
the same Observation-Disclosures its scarcity In
MARKETS III 665 bushels, being an increase ever
the same period IN 1856 Of I26 8I0 bushels In the
article of -four, 1t will be found that we have ex.
ported to Canada during the last month 462 bbs..
which is an Increase over last years exports of
4,2e7 bbIs Notwithstanding also that There is
no corn In the country II will be found that We
have been Able TO spare our Canadian neighbors
LAS 2lO bushels, being 1903 800 bushels more than
we sent them during the same period last year
The same is true with regard 70 provisions of all
kinds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

DEATH OF THE GREAT THIEF CATCHER The
death of Vidoeq. the famous ex-chief of police I
Paris, has been noticed. The Paris Moniteur
says:
At bis own express desire no friends were pre-.
sent At his funeral, which was attended only by
hired mourners, at the church of st. Louis, in the
Marais Fidocq a few days before his death, had
An extraordinary idea-that If his feet, already
pasied with death. could touch the earth, he would
recover. In compliance with his request, layer
of fine mould was placed by his bedside. He rose
with difficulty, supported by his attendants, and
placed his feet on il: as he did so, fash of fe,
so to speak passed over his features, and he drew
himself up to bis full height but his strength gave
way beneath the effort, and he fell back inert and
cold From that moment he saw that all was or
with him. and abandoning hope, be occupied him
self exclusively with bis religious duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09
ADDITIONAL FROM UTAH-we copy the fol-
lowing from the Leavenworth Herald of the 30th

Mr. Williams and Mr. Morrsll arrived hare on the
2ssh from Salt Lake Left Salt Lake on the 18th Of
April grass six weehs later than wss ever knov o.;
snow on the mountains averages twenty feet; every.
thias quiet on the plains; saw but few Ipdi.ne met
Coi. Sumner with two companies United Ststes
troops at Vermtllfon. one hundred miles out; met
d1t emsrant trains twenty miles this eide of Port
hearney, getting along very we'll and generally
nes'tny; met more or less every day In large num-
oers GINNING from the south part of Missouri
with large number OF stock; estimated that 10 600
Ta,ons and goo ct 10 would cross the plsns 4 T
Caiifornss. 3he entira company consisted of Nc.
6ran's m.tl train, under direction Of Jesse jones'
o Burr. U 3. Surveyor Gepsraf Of Utah; Judss
stiles, Associa'e Justice of Utah; United states
Marshai Dossou and fso lily; 81. Morrell, posi.
family, late firm Of Hooper willisms. Com.
p'nI conssted Of dsty-tbirty males and thirty
asnales. salt Lake mail passed down yesterday
NoS asons with 600 emisrsnt esder. from Utah,
Sm come to the States, and about l. 600 will 90 to
Mr.. Williams life hiss been threatened. It was
ptopnesied By Brishsm Young aud other Morn ons
tnat ne would never get away from Salt Lake sivs.
sSofet oreanized band ever ady to do the orders
oi tne Prophet and twelve Apostles were thresten-
miracle that Williams got away Brigham has not
'is Set Lake, and the rumor that he was compelled
TO hse the country 10 untrue
me half of the cutrases Of the Mormons that Mr..
williams knows Of cannot be told in the limit and
spsce we have
The surveyor-senera had been threateped with
violence several times and at sst forced to leavs for
ssfety Judge Stiles could not execute the functions
OF his ofice. and concluded to visit Washington to
see what could be done.
nrs. Fsrpham, of Salt Lake CITY had been threat
oned and compelled to leave and she came on in
sne company that arrived yesterday. The crime al
ieeed against her boarding sentiles" which was
contrary to the will of the governor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

- FOX X Tan exceIleot Brsck
Tenement, with brist Kitchen and sardsp st
- tached situated on the corner of Les b and z7th
streets on Church Hill. Possession given the Is n
June Apply to LAkUS 4 SHINE.
il 5-ts .-r. IA M.ir ssrs.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

= FOH kkNT. hat very dveirahlo
Dwelling Houss. situateS on Vepabis street,
- recently occupied by Mr. r. A Blankina hip -
There are FIVE rooms In the main buildrs and four
in the house in the yard There is . good veil OF
water on the premises, and laise lot attached To
good tenant, tho rent will be very low Apply to
d. WALFORO,
1.-THE Office of Valley Insurance Company.
r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

DY kXPh kss
SIMMER CLOTHING AT
N. Wake X d COS.
H.. ~. bl.ck Aip.ea euits. 500 to olo
Ts, nmmsr SUITE s 90 % SO
1ns.s n,s Cs~insrr suits, so 70 80
.spoy SsrssiIles Salts. 4goto ola
nI.nI SIN Alpaca Costs: zee 70 -
b., n nieo- do 2 90 TO e6
Lh LHhs,. Duck do 2 50 70 ee
i,rap d'ete 90 4Wto 20
c.rsipere Business do s 50 to 90
sIsnk alo,h Ffock DO 800 to go
snmmsr Raglan Seeks 2f0 70 ol0
Shiu Pantaloons 1 90 70 -
etanding Collar harssilles yests 1.50 - ~
AIN. WALKER l. cos,
les los, sornsr Pearl and Msin strsst.
yum 900 ibs very = .cs asd
- ,.s 'a'''' ''f 81 ssSsErr. sEgss : Yi.EEas
SWnEc l...lUO o.x.s lrrsh fassrsed.
- perfectly sssst, fof ssls b. ...-v
jss eENNETr SEEM & a .ss 49,.
DUPULAH MnDlIIN.r8y. ~sersas sxs
I is- pueus Medicines of the ~ ssn
BsNNIrf s.,G =. Es. g. :
j.s Owe. wm fs.---.eiIE Lss.s .dAt
sun mEh q d y fcsissa. iAxss ssHpy =, ~ -
- pses Coats. Jost r,r ihs rfseeas sessoa .,S.
sbov. soods suitable n fsssripssog; ysh ~ s,o
Peat: ND v':. e ..s'.r'''' Z. aissiesscE sssscE ~
thing. eosnss ~ Ass. -
lea No. l2o,a M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

- LADD'S LUMhER HUI 81, South
nds Of Basin, FOR 8ENf-This lum or
house the pr psrty Of the Jas l. ks Co,
q naarIy rebuilt aud will be ready for . tenant BY
ths ist Of April The house 10 large and eommodi-
,us; we'll suited for storage house or tobacco fso-
ory For terms, apply to the uuderssesd
. A MIChAELS,
nh 26-t. AGENT for ?. w Connection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

- VALUABLE STORE ON MAIN ST,
Mss FOn RENf-The store on Main, bstu e . q 9Th
ZEN and 10th Streets and recently occupied ny DR..
=. p sempe a. D rus Store 10 for rent and imm =
diate possession will be- given
Being eouverient to tho Banks, new Cust>m
Houe and the centre of the trade generally, thus
store has advantages surpassed by few in the eli y,
aad being CAP acious and elegantly arranged il desi
rsble for any business Apply to
les -6t H.r TAYLOR 4 WILLIAM9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

ExCHANGE BANK ~ vi. ats,A
THE Undersigned is aEinsIIzeu 70 ..n. son
Il. capital at slo5 with interest on 10 par saiae
from 10 OF January last -,o~uvp c..h,,
nv 25-ts W. r.