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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL "A letter from
the President of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
states that the repairs at dams No. and 5, are
progressing rapidly, and that without any more
freshets, he thinks navigation will certainly be res
sumed by the LIST of June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

NEW TRIAL GRANTED-The Circuit Court of
Prince William county, Va, on Thursday, granted
a new trial to William Sinclair, who was convicted
on the day previous of the murder of Hewitt,
near Hopewell, in that county.
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TEenlra

Tonight Mr Forrest appears as King Lear
lie will be well supported, and 1t Is needless to
add that his acting in this most difficult character
will increase the enthusiasm with regard to his
acting which his engagement has created here.
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Brigham Youug,s Reported Flight

WASHINGTON, May 10 Official dispatches re-
Gently received warrant the belief that Brigham
Young has fled from Utah, as it is known that he
was in treaty with the Indians for a safe conduct
through their country
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wTo Merchants, Mechanics and others
Merchants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS, &c, &c. printed, are invited to call at
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al
most every variety of type, embracing all the lates
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
cess and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OF
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Whiting
and At Home CARDS printed In the neatest posi-
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. call from those desiring any
description of Printing. 10 respectfully asked at the
"DISPArCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Main and
18th streets where can be seen some of the finest
specimens of printing executed In this country
JNO d HAMMER8LEY CO.
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BUFFALO, May I've have fine weather to-
day, with ligh. wind from the west. The
steamer Western World arrived here last night
from Detroit. The steamer Plymouth Rock ID
advertised to leave here at o'clock this afternoon
for Detroit, although there is good deal of ice il
the Lake vet
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Indies, FAIR The Ladies' Of the
0res Street Baptist Church will hold FAfs ths
uresent week at ths store on Broad srs o.. SECOND
door bslow Broad Ftreet H'asl, AMI sscoad door
above tbs corner Of 9th street
The FArR will begin this (MOEDAY) evenins q. q
o,cIoek p M my I8-d3f
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~ VIII be sold on Tuesday, May 18Th.
At Al o'slt ck, P. NJ, . valuable Building Lot on
Church Hill bstwe en- the re,idsnses Of Messrs. II
r. Yalro and L. Libby FRI ntins 50 feet ON 29th ct
running back ESQ feet to s0th st. This 10 justly 70.
sarded o. one OF the moss beautiful Building Lots
for iae yelling to be found in Richmond.
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Fire at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, May 5-Four stores on Marine
Block was destroyed by fire this morning. They
were occupied by the American Transportation
Company; Cortes. Mann & CO.. Holt & Ensign
and F. Rand Loss $25 900. Insured for SIS 900
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ET STEAM GALLERY and picture manufactory,
1879 Main street. Ladies ard gentlemen introduced
TO new style which carries them through by Elk
press and in the most scientific manner 400 taken
daiy-TYLER &Co
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On Sunday, Nay 18th. Of scarlet fsvsr, EMILY -
rONNoR, young st daughter of Patrick and Cnrn
tianua Common, ased years 5 months and days
The fu,srsl will take place this lMon6syI sncL
o1n a. O'Clock, from Bt Peters Catholic Churcn'
~ PhiIadslrhia papers please COPY.
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WILMINGroN, N. c., May l5.- Cleared, schr Dol.
phin, Fulcher, Richmond.
LIVERPOOL, April 25.-Ent out ship Lalla Rooksh,
Yhechald, City Point.
PHILADELPHIA. May l6 Arrived. Schrs Sac
er siple and Lagrange. Reed, PortlWalthall, Va.
Loss OF THE ANDREW FosrER-sbp Andrsw
Foster, Williams, which was sunk by being in col.
sion with the ship Tuscarors, in the Eng ish Char.
mel, light OF 18th ut, was bull. by Ness g. Perrine,
Patterson L Stack. Of williamsburg 10 years old,
1886 tons register valued at $60cO0 which s covered
BY insurance. Her cargo is valued at s IFS OO0 She
was owned by David Ogden, OF New York and 9th.
ers and run in his line of Liverpool packets. The
followngi Is copy Of hsr csrgo SIS 800 bushels corn
AS boxes bacon Sl04 bbls flour and sG7 bales
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MARRIE I'D,

On the 18th inst, BY tbs Rev Mr.. Moore, Mr..
MARION HIGHT to Miss FAREIEI WALKF Il,
all Of this city.
On the 18Th inst. In Washington, d. c., by
Rev. ,gster. MARTIN w HAZtEWOOD, Of
Richmord, to Miss MARY ANN ROSE, of Henri.
CO, Va.
~ AlexapdJia pars.s nIeass COW.
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Sailing,of the Black Warrior.

NEW ORLEANS, May 12.-The mail steamer
Black Warrior. for Havana and New York, sailed
hence to day with large number of passengers,
mostly Southerners en- route for Europe
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REVOLT OF THE CHINESE CoOLIES-7he Hor-
r0rs of The C0OIie Trade--The Singapore Times
gives the particulars of the revolt of the coolies
board the Peruvian ship Carmen, and the Friend
OF China, an account of another revolt on the
British ship Gulnare, attended with terrible loss
of life. These accounts show the nature and cha q
acter OF the cooie trade to be rs bad as any trac
in African saves:
ION board the Carmen vera two hundred coolies
who endeAvored to take the ship. They threw a
quantity If burning straw into the hold which fell
IN sng the contents their hs6s straw papsr and
fraxmen:s of woodea5oxeE which itappe vhey had
previously broken up. The crew speedily armed
At this time of the coolies hsd forced the hatch
ways aud were observed psssinV up the rigging, but
the masts shortly afterwards fell over into the sea
Just az the boat lin which the captain) had
reached the vessel, the latter went down, and the
boat must have been taken down with the sinking
ship as nothing of the captain O, the peo
pie in the boat although the mate remained close
by for nearly four hours The gre.ter part of the
coolies must have been suf,cated by the smoke
she whole persisted exert an interpreter
"On board the Gulnare, the coolies made a similar
assault upon is officers. The captain, officers and
G ew imR ediately rushed out and rescued the third
mats and sentry. who were seriously wounded. The
coolies fought with fearful desperation and in some
instances fairly cut to pieces betJre they were
driven below; in fact, they returned the fire for
some ten minutes, vi h basins, freWood, &c and BY
Al oversight of the officers had amuggled from TIE
deck all tho chain hooks and axes and concealed
them below After tina co-Iies had been driven be.
low they again began throwing up at the crew basns
ard firewood. The third mate and sentry were the
only two OF the crew who were seriously wounded
Twenty-seven coolies were killed and wounded
ten killed, three drowned, and fourteen wounded
Some have since jumped overheard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL
MALADY.-Hon. Mr. Pe;Iken, member of the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives, died at
Harrisburg Friday from disease contracted at
the National Hotel in Washington,
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The Louisville Mob--More LynchIr

LOUISVILLE. May 15.-The remaining negro
implicated in the murder Of the Joyce family wa:
taken from the Jail last night and hung by The
mob. This makes the third hanged by the mob
besides the one who committed suicide under the
impulse of fear at the time of the first at ack.
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Health of senntnr HutIer.

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 15-Letters have been
received here conveying the intelligence that the
health of Judge Butler is precarous, and that bis
friends have but little hopes of his restoration.
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The Ohio River.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE water in the chan.
mel of the River at this point is falling rapidly
1t now measures 10 feet, Rain fell very heavily
last night The weather is warm and favorable
to vegetation.
PITTSBURGH, May Is The river is in fine order
with ten feet five inches water in the channel and
rising,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

EE- THE PEOPLE continue to 90, with rush, TO
TYLER & Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

~ STAR ARTISTS travelling South or North, can
Fl I'd engagements at TYLER Co.'s Gallery fer limit
ed periods during the season. Apply, or address 1873
Main street.
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Tr1.RCRAPHiC NEWS.
FOR THE DIsPAf
C.n,ure of Fi,i,bus,cts.

NEW ORLEANS May 14.h-Advices OF the LIST
have been received from the City Of Mexico sta
ting that Colonel Crabbe and bis party had been
compelled to surrender, and the prisoners, num-
bering about sixty, including the Colonel were
In ha hnt
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NEW YORK, May l5-The Asia's cotton adviees
are extremely disappointing, and failures among
the spectators are apprehepded
The Commercial Bank, in Havre, France, had
failed.
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DETROIT. May 15.-Reliabls Information has
been received here of great destution existing in
Gratiot county and other secluded loo alites In the
northern part of the State. Several persons have
already died from starvation and cattle were also
dying for want If food. A meeting of our citizens
will be held this evening to devise means Of re
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

gTr 20 OPERATORS in tina tield-4tO Hkenes,es
lists.
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SOLDIER EATEN BY SHARK.-A shocking
affair happened at Cape Sable, Fla, on the 9TH
inst. Two priyates of Company Fl 4th artillery,
were capszed, while sailing in the bay, and one
of them named Dunn, while swimming ashore,
was seized by shark and eaten up. His compsn,
lon got safely ashore.
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DOBBEDi .

H.
Cur clerk. while waiting to make deposite In the
Farmers Bank OF Virginia at Richmond. sATUR-
DAY, about O'Clock, had extracted from his book
which he was carrying under his arm, tho following
listed Checks, Drafts and Money
VIRGINIA NOTES.. 90
Bank of Virsisia NATURALIZATION. 29l IS
Exchange Bank......... ............ 90 90
No .....................' 500 90
sinia Bank ......................... 200 90
Royal 4 snodgrass' draft at 80 days, dated
phia Observation-Disclosures. 5O7 81
Bank, No Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
y. g. Leigh's check on Virgins Bank....... 80 40
8 Fl Hairstons light draft on johnson l.
CLARK, Danville, Va....................... S. 20
ETThe public are cautioned not to receive any of
of this above listed Checks Drafts payment has
been stopped.
my l8 ct Z. T. WINSTON CO.
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Eg Is 1T NOT better to take portraits for 80 cent?
and execute 400 daily than it is to take three four
at 50 each TYLER & Co. do the formsr-lS9 Main
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lsECOND DISPATCH

DETROIT, MAY is The meeting held here last
night for the relief of the sufferers resulted id the
raising of s. 600 for that purpose, subscribed by
one person. Iu one instance a wife and three
children have died from starvation in Gratiot
county,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

ey- BIG rush TO see the likeness CT thu Bear " o.
ma ON exhibition at TYLER Co.'s Gallery at 1S9
Main street. Call and see 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

I OsT on Tbursday, 18th inst, by a lady,
l. ne. haps on Msrshali, Broad, or Main street
pair Of aold framed sPECTACLEs, in q red moroc
CO case upon which was printed IN git Letters 'ne
name of p. Markens, &C IF found the finder, for
depositirg them the Di,patch office for the loser
shell be Hberaiy rewarded nv lB-itN
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Arrival or the Governor of Newfoundland

CHARLESTON, May l6-The. British schooner
Eveline arrived here to-day. from Nassau on the
l0:h, with Sir Alexander Bannernan, the newly
a appointed Governor of Newfoundland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18
SALT AND ENGLISH CHEESE

~
Just reeeired per ship ATHENS from Liver pool
1880 SACKS FINEST BLOWN SALT
In beacaed sacks ofWorthln gton's brand, factory
filled, - 30 the ton.
With invoic. of finest old nOUBLE CLOS
TER, Quee Arms and Red CHEDDER CHEESE
very suo.rior; also finest BATH LOAF, in package,
Of to 10 pounds each, pyt up for topical climates
and adapted for family use. For sale by
my i5-.eod2w PALMER CLOPTON.
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B- FIFTY CENTS FOR PoRTRAITs.--This price
keeps TYLER Co. moving
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EF"BREvIIY is the soul ofwit." 50 cent portraits
TYLER Co
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Gov. Pollock, of Pa, has signed the bill for the
sale of the main liae of the public works of the
State.
There were l72 deaths in Philadelphia last week,
% being of consumption
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sr The whole Animal creatian are ss

a The whole Animal creation are sab
ect to disease. But few die from sskness where in
,tinct is their only Phyician The benifceut Cres-
has given the various plants and roots for the cure
of disease, aud 1t 10 upon this great truth that Or
HAMPTON bases the many wonderful cures OF his
celebrated TIHCTURE.
Truth 10 mighty. We appeal to our own citizen.
Wherever fairly tried, the same success attends rs
In Chis and Fevers Diseases OF the Liver, Stom-
aeh and Bswsls
As . CHOLERA preventive 1t has been truly sue
cessful.
Cough Dyspepsia. ahsumsism, &c; yield to It's
gentle syay Az Female Medicine and for delicate
Children. we believe it has no equal.
A CITIZEN OF THE OLD DOMINION THUS
SPEAKS.
ScoTTsvILLE, Albemarle county, Va,
March 18th )
Mssys Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures: have
been afflicted for the past eight years with Dyspep.
". Rhematism and Liver Complaint suffering all
the while with pains in the shoulders, hp. back and
sides-shiftiog from one side to tn. other-pslpta.
ton Of the heart loss Of appetite, cold swests at
night, excessive costveness and great debility and
good, but rather zrew worse Last fall was sdvis-
ed to try CHAMPIONS PROFITABLE TING
TURE" and | am happy to say it has cursd me 1
am now free from all pain and in the enjoyment f
perfect health. an take great easurs in recommend
ing the Sincturs to all afflicted az have bsen.
Yours, JAS. M. Mort.
a Call and get pamphlets gratis. See certificates
of cures ttuly astonishing
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give
1t trial.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD& co, Richmond; by
Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists In
Petersburg; by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, Balti
more, and By Druggists and srorekeepers every
where.
q 81 per bettlei six bottles for s5.
my l6-dkc
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T OsT-A small Porte Nlonnate, centaIn-
/ ins the check of Edwin Walker for seven nun
drsd AID fty dollars payable to Mules or bearer, on
tbs porn init also some other due bills and memo
rsndums The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at the office of Davis Lee 1rst door De-
INV o.. NJ ~ LEE.
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CIV am n candidate for the Third Con.
GREssIoNAL DIsTRICT of the city of Richmond
THOS. J. NORVELL
Richmond Va. Anril 18th 1887. ap Is-dt3t
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" GREET INUNDATIoN.-The late great freshet
OF our noble James River, overlooking the land q
along its " hiding way, will doubt benefit ag.
rcultural interests by its rich deposits, in emf
nent degree, and the inundsiion Of Books and Pres
ents amongst people, flowing from Sc Main
street. will cause greater benefits to be received by
opr ding community Stt
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FG0IhEW.yAa, an PINE sINK SIN

CHeAP EUkL-A lot Of SOFT COK &,
N}rseiMmedf rom sunksn boat, very much defaesd
but not at all injured in quality viii be sold ct low
price BY the load. Apply 1t Coke Yard corner ct
myls JOHN J, WERTH, Agent.
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~ Homestead Company.-A Regular
Meeting Of tine Homestead Company, " " be held
at the r ice, under Les B ayys the 2)th inst
at which tims change in the Constitution 10 pro-
posed and full attendance Of all the ms mbers 10
desired promptly at o'c!ock.
10Y 15--6t WIN. T. ALLEN, Secy.
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H NAILs!-For impsrting to the finger nails
illancy, lustre and beauty, FoHTAINR's CREAM OF
WILD FLOWERS will be found the most plea sin g
and etfectua article in Sold by all Druggists.
eodSt w. PETERSON Wholesale Agent,
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JNrhMhsri ~ rO BACHELURs a
l. SINGLE LADIES.-CaiI at N>
P.B. PRICES

, 100 Main street, for
work. 75c.
CALEABs in Search of Wife; q new edition
co.
THE Second Marriage; domestic tale. 49,
FOWLER on Marriage, In various aspects 62;
ADVICE to Young Ladies'; By Arthur. Soc.
RAY of Light 10 Brighten Cottage Homes; BY h,
author of "A Trap to Catch . Sunbeam" Sic
THE Young Woman's Friend; BY John AnrsI
James as:
THE Bleak House, in 2 vols. 200.
LEAVES from Fsmiiy Journal, by Emily so4vs
ire. 75c.
TIE Attic Philosopher; by the same author. Soc
Tar Happy home; By the Rev. James Hamilton
SOC
PASTORS Wedding Git bound In white 75c
ADVICE TO Married Couple, bound In whits o,
b.us. 25s.
BROCHAN's Domestic Medicine and Family PLY
stefan. 100
ANECDOTES for the Family. 4Cc.
LEARNING TO TAX, Learning to Read, and a u.
rely OF othsr interesting Juveniles.
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THE GRAND COUNCIL OF RED MEN of Virginia,
with lodge from Lynchburg, and Pocahontas
lodge from Richmond, took a dinner at Jarratt's
Hotel on Friday. Mayor TONNES presided at the
festive board, around which sat about 240 gentle.
men. The following officers of the great council
have been chosen for the ensuing year B K
Pu!len, Of Richmond, w Great Sachem; f L Luns
ford, of Petersburg. W Great Sr. Sycamore;
Marmaduke CT Shepherdstowu. w Great Jr
Sycamore; Bernard Fauth, of Portsmouth, w
Great Prophet; C A b Cofitch, Ct Winchester,
w of Records; J A Clsrksop, CT Richmond,
w G K of Wigwam.
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Steamer Posahontas, Travers, Bait, mdz Ludlsn
Watson.
schr. Challenge Black, Norfolk, in ballast
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ROAKDING. several gentlemen can be
II accommodated with board and odgins also, two
81, on accommodating terms, In Bosher's Row, next
door above Doctor Patterson's. Main street, between
9th and 9th streets my 10 80"
- IA BATHING, CHEsAPEAkE HALL,
SHAMPTON, VA.-Ths 81 mMEk hEThEAT,"
only miles from Old Point, will be re-opened on
the LIST of june when the proprietor will be happy
to see any of his friends who may Ssh to enjoy Salt
Water Bathing, and the Injuries Of the seaooard -
The Hall has been much improved and bssutiti cd
and ample preparations made for the comfort and
pleasure of all who may visit this delightful
Bosts Fishing Tackle Pleasure Carriages, &c,
always in readiness to contribute to the enjoyment
of guests
my l<-lm Il. q. BANKS.
S,PkCIAL ATTENTION is solicited to
- my very extensive and veil assorted stock Of Silk
aud Lace Msntillss including all the various PAR.
sion styles now in with few left of those much
sought for beautiful May Flower Mantilas; also cold
Silk Msntilias the low price Of 81, worth double
the money; black Elk Mantil!a. at 20 so, very
cheap. C. HARTWELL,
mvIs lis Broad street
EOULAhD sILKs..-We have received
few pieces Of Foulsrd silks, which we are
selling at 30 cents. They are great bsrgsin
J. & NJ. ROsENBAUM,
RLACk ALPACAs-Q ueen's CIoIh, Farm.
- er's Satin Cashmerettss, tCassimeres and Linen
Goods; for meas and boy1 wear. We have Q large
.ssortmenr it 10 worth lille for all In want of such
Goods to examine our stock and priees before pur.
chasing. IN NJ R6sENBAUM,
myis 1893 Broad ct.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODs.--We are
now receiving per steamsr Jamestown, our
s.Si1 he lest weep in New Yosi =. low
prices FOR new patterns Bsrsges, Organizes,
Lawns, Bsrage Robes. orsandia Robes. Lawn Robes,
At CHfLEs ! GHEHERY's, New ito ore '-'
my 10 ITS Broad street, Shockos Hill.
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lACksON's EXCELSIOR BlTTEKS..-
Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from we'll known and distinguished citizen, and see
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters,
now much in vogue:
"Mr. R. Fl. JACKsos--Dear Sir: My mother-in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong. has been afflicted with Dys-
pepsa for some sixteen years. Not finding any per-
msnent relief from the various remedies used, she
was induced to try your Excelsior Bitters' and it
affords much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She enjoy her food with q relish to
which she stranger previous to the use Of your
valuable medicine GEO. w. Willy"
THE sUBsChiBkR having discontin.
L ued the Grocery business will from this date
devote his attention exclusively to the Commission
business for the sale OF all kinds of Country Produce
Wheat Corn, Tobacco, &s; also, to the purchase of
Guano. Groceries, nc.
He has associated his nephew. w. @. MILLER,
with him, who will give his particular attention to
the sales of Tobacco
He will also take this opportunity for returning his
heartfelt thanks to his many friends for the liberal
patronage extended to him for 30 long time, and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit con.
tinuance Of the same.
ALEX. GARRETT
Office for the present at his Old Stand
Richmond, April I, 1857 zap 3-2aw2m 10 Main ct
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Z 0aT OR STOLEN, on Saturday morn.
ing, at The sale at E. Cook & Co.'S Auction
House MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing Esd
in note, a number of accounts and other papers
liberal reward will be paid for the return OF the
papers at THU office. ,so~
g. 8; N. TOmbiNSoN-
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LOST.

r OsT.-Ou saturday, 9Th inst, between
l. Msyo's tobacco factory and he Banks CHICK
en- the sank of Virginia for ST. 81, No. l75 ray
m ent of tn. check has ben Stopped
this office, or Mayo's factory r,urpDson
ms l8---Stt JAMES OH bf h1LROcC.,
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| ,ontb .'ds Of the Basin, my FREE PAPERS,
which were in q small tin box. will pay reward
of one dollar by leaving the came at th,s om Wen
TO -. A free man of color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

r. Merchants Insurance Company of
Richmond Va The annual meeting of the Stoct.
holders of this Company will be held at their office
Ia this city at 10 O. clock on MONDAY the 25th ius!
may l6-did w. MONTAGUE, Sec'ry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-18

vJno. Mcdonnell, Dentist, Main street,
opposite Corinthisn Hall. bstween 9th and 18th SITS
two doors above his old office. my lift