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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

A MAN ATTACKED WOLF IN THE CAPT
TAI OF Wisconsin last SUNDAY morning" says
the Madison state journal, "a young man named r.
Bowman attacked by w0.f on Washing ton
avenue. in this CITY, IL i aw st his throst and but
for his presence of mind quickly drawing ans Il
knife and stebbiag it, he would doubtless have been
killed 1t followed him. ho~ ever, and msde sutse-
quent attempts to get at him until ne arrived st the
american H. wh"rs hs worked Even there il
stood in the middle of the street, AMI did leave
tin two Germans sailed forth TO attack t. TIL.
animal it appears, also attacked another man the
previous evening"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24
"pRIsrfRs Can READ ANyrHINo. Tn

PRINTERS CAN READ ANYTHING. This re-
mark Is often made by correspondents and adver>
tissrs a. an excuse for half spelling words, abbre-
waiting techDicalities, and slovenly, unreliable
writing generally. There il no doubt that printers
are be ter dccpherers of bad manuscript than any
other class Of persons-but when, for instance, 4
merchant writes that he has received five BIS !.
ten lbs Cts, IL is somewhat dfcult to tell wheth.
er tho merchant really means boots biscuits or
battsrnuts chalk, cheese or CHI CLOVIS clock or
CLAIMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

CONSUMPTION CURED A gentleman in Louisiana
bought some constructive negroes FROM dealer in
this city and put them his sugar pantation. They
ate beautifully of the cane and especially of the
youpg shoots The slaves who had been thin, weak
and sickly, soon became strong robrst and hearty,
and in short time all traces of the disease with
which they had been affected entirely disappeared
We learn that the said planter has standing order
here for negroes rho have the symptoms of The dis
ease alluded to. Of course hs expects to get them
al a reduced price NoytoIk ga Argn..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

PRIZE FIGHT.-An affair Of this kind took pace
Sunday morhing, the MetaIrie Course. nnd was
ssed by over Eve hundred admirers of that del
leate fnd refined sport The combatants were Dan
isl Callahan, New York fancy bruiser and JOIN
MoLsugn n Orls anean ambitious of honors In that
WY The fight Commenced at sevon O'clock ano
lasted until within few minutes to ten, when Nc
Laughlin said enough end retired, we understand,
bruis-d in highly scientific manner. which his
hackers say he bore like a major. The purss was
8 200 sic e.-N. o. Delta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

BRUTALITY AT SEA.-A sailor Of New York
makes complaint against the Captain of Liver
pool packet ship of series of punshments infict-
ed upon him during the passage, including such in
noceut pastime beating him with a wire rope,
and setting bull dogs upon him to tear his flesh
Notwithstanding the law of Congress- making fog
gng in the naval and commercial service illegal,
nearly every week there is complaint made against
masters of commercial vessels inficting this
punishment upon the sailors. Brutality seems to
reign on the quarter decks. if it were inSepara-
BILE from power when out CT the reach, iulmedi-
ately, OF control
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

How TO AVOlD SLtkPLtsS NIGHTS AT q late
meeting OF the Scotri'h curative Mesmeric Asso-
citation, held in EdiubHrg Mr.. A Ellis announced
to the audience that if they wished to avoid sleep
lass nights. they should lay with their heads to the
North, not any account to lay with their he ads
to the West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

COTTON ESTIMATES Seventy -four competitors
and calculators have submitted estimates In re-
spouse to prize call made by the Mobile Tribune,
which closed on the 18th inst The highest es,i-
mate made is ,2i9 coo bales, and the lowest ego
99o bales The average amouuti is a66 2IO bales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24
TKLRGRAPHlC NEWS.
RrpoRTED FOR THE DAHL DISPATCH
C0sgrcssions

COggresst0ual.
wAsHrEGros, Feb. % House -Ths House
passed the deficiency bill, including $3.50 0o) for
priu iux and Sls3 90 for books for new mem
be-. "a.
was I.sated. The pro vision apprspriating 92O
40 ,,r .hs Kansas L legislature was stricken out;
o, .g4inst So for.
A j ,nrned
sendse.-The Sub marine Telegraph bill was de-
bared and postponed until to- morrow. t4,s-
The bill to amend the tariff of '46 with Q view
- more perfect home valuation. was passed in
Executive session
Adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

MAMMOTH PoKKER In Baden county, n. c.,
on the farm of Henry B Jones. hog was recently
killed which weighed 632 pounds 1t was7 feet E
inches long, feet inches Ligh and feet 3inches
around the BODY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

SNOW ONE HUNDRED FEET DEEP.-The Alta
California says:
AT last advices the snow on the summit OF Sell
mon mountain varied from sixty to one hundred
feet deep; on Scott mouotain it was twelve, anu
on Trinity mountain eight feet in depth The
passage If these regions is extr remedy perilous,
and can only be accomplished by the use OF snow
shnPS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

ARRIVAL AT CITY POINT.-On Saturday, the
frss vessel sinee the blockade by ice las been
cleared away from the James river, arrived at City
Point laden with cargo Of salt. There aIe more
vessels coming up the river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

BROOKLYN n ANY YARD.-About one thousand
men are now at work mere of whom some two
hundred are employed in filling ia the Walaboai
II At The Mississippi will be ready for about
month. The Finceunes goes into dock for re.
pair soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

FIRE The barn OF Hon. f. w. Pickens near
Eigeield, S. c. was consumed by fire on the 18th
inst with two blooded mares, five mules, 2 200
bu shells of corn. and large quantity CT proven.
der. Loss S5 coo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24
Theatre.

Lat nigh, the English opera was brought OUT
IN grand style by the PYSE q dAhf'soH 1.eaps'
Tha Horse was a brilliant one, and the perform
.rcs ,r.s received with the mos. marked approba.
ton. The Child of the Regiment was represented
10 most spirited manner. The part OF 'he nero
iue was admirably sustained by Miss PYSE'
To night will be presented three pieces-the
musical piece ofthe Marriage OF deorsette, the
burlet.a of NO Song, no Supper" and "The
Spec ire Bridegroom" The lovers Of music. whose
name-afi some ten years or 30 CT cultivation
with the OPERAS legion. will fad the English
opera of the Pyne and Harrison troupe great
treat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

WI kS VA - Ii % L u II ID
~1 GOAT BuSxIN, Thick Soils. Nos. 10 10
49, Price - cts. par pair missss Gait.
ers, in Black, Tan, Green and Bius coiors, best
Philadelphia mace. Price 67t cents per pair. Ls-
dies Tan colored Morocco Boots, ut only dollar
per pair. Ladies' Bronze color I'd Thick Sole No.
rocco Boots, at one dollar per pair. Ladies sr,t
quality Philadelphia made Tan cotored Gail sVs
lS one dollar audtwentY tiys cents per pair For
sale by MARCUS HARRIS.
fs % 1888 BROAD greet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

DANGEROUS COUNTERPART "A counterfeit $40
bill on the farmers Bank of Virginia ia in ercu-
lation, which purports TO be engraved by Danforth
Spencer & Hufty, New York. and is printed on
good paper, but rather whittier than the genuine
Letter A. Vignette left hand, steam engine, upper
part centrs of the bill steamboat, two females one
with sickle, the other with a rake IL front ofiets
hand figure, sheaf of grain, on the right OF the
right hand female, three sheaves of grain, and
little above the top of the shea7es is house
scarcely perceptible. The note is payable to II
4. Wise NoifJlk. The word TEN. in the centre,
Is deeply shaded. In the word DOLLARS, the
letters DO but slightly shaded-the letters
LIARS are shaded, bat not 80 heavily as the word
TEN. The names of :he President and Cashier
are engraved and is very good imi alton Of the
genuine. TIE engraving of The Vigneite is badly
done,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

COMPETITION The Montgomery (A!a) Mail
Of 9th inst says that the through steamer Mo-
gomery, few Days since, brought to that city,
over two thousand barrels of freight feon. New
Orleans for nothing, and then laid the freight up
the railroad, as bonus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

THESCALEs EVENLY BALANCED The receipts
Of the Borough of Birmingham, Pa, for the veal
ls56, were Sc 6l6 05. and the expenses amounted
70 precisely the sama
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-Wm. Levison, the
editor OF tue New York Pcayune, died Saturday,
AZ the age OF IS years. Mr.. l.. was well known as
writer in the light, comic !udcrous vein, more
particularly by his nom de plume Of !" Julius
gsar Hannibal"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

FABIUS M. Lawson, former Treasurer of the
State OF Virginia, Is not dead, as announced. II
was Fabius Law son, his father, respected citi-
zen u Amelia county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

GROWING RICHER-The Louisiana assessment
roll it is sail will the present year. show an in
crease OF twenty niue millions over the taxable
property of last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

Hoes LIVING IN sNow.-Mr. Wilkinson of Smi; h
field, Rhode Island, led out three fat hogs to be
slau ghtered and willis he and bis assistants were
butcheripg one, the two others my seriously d sap
peersd aud nothing could be found of them tor six
weeks; at length they discovered within forty
rods OF the spot They had subssted under the snow
upon what they could lad there. and upon their own
fat Of which sscn had lost about lG0 pounds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

A NEW MONTHLY REvIEW.-The South Side
Democrat learns that Roger A Pryor, Esq, form
ery editor of the Richmond Enqurer, is about to
establish monthly Review in Richmond, which
shall embrace literary ard political character
An eminent literary gentleman now in Petersburg
has been spoken to as contributor TO It's columns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

Inent of Mr.. Barley, f,rmerly British Consul at
NV York, who was dismissed for being implicated
IN the enlistment affairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

ILEAsAST Tar A parry twenty students 4
VIII iauis Cole o. Ne v York, are TO sal this week
fem that city in tie schooner Dew Drop, u
nstnrai story voyage of discovery as TAR NJ Flo
ida, and probably CUBA. Pr teasor Chadbourne,
of The College, leads the party
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

BREAD TARlFF.-Ths taEih Tor bread il Ns'
Orleans last week fixed the price If Go loaf at
cents. second qua iiy losves st the same prise
must weigh "a SO and 10 ez.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

e Grave Yurd Church Hilt-Thfre
will be meeting of the citizens uf Church Hill and
others int sresed 10 tins venerable city or the dead
to take into consideration its dilapdated condition
and to adopt measures for its Improvement
The meeting will be held in tbs Sunday School
Room, on the premises, at O'Clock, r. NJ. WE'D
NESDAI next fe 2i-Nr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

e. Special Motto e..The attention Of
mere aots Vested the Trustees sale OF stock
Goods from country store, co be sold THIS MORN
ING, at ~ o'clock. ALaA MOTT,
fa 24-lt Auctionser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

FIRE IN CHEsTERFIELD.-Y. sterdsy morning,
abou. O'Clock, the stables of Mr. M. T. Fendly,
10 Chesterfield county. Va, were destroyed by
fire, with mules and three horses owned by Mr.
F and one horse owned by Mr.. Thos. Friend -
The entire loss is estimated at s.. 900. The fire
wss the work of an incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24
Envoy Extraordinary TO

Envoy Extraordinary TO Persia, &c.
WASHINGTON, Feb 90 The President has ask.
ed Congress for an appropriation of Sl2, 600 for
an Envoy Extraordinary to Persia and nearly
$1,000 for secretary of legation and interpreter.
The President has approved the coinage bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

CASUALTY A child of MIR. Philip Catron. who
resides near the South Fork Of Hoiston, in Wash
ington couoty, Va, was drowned on Monday eve
ming week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

~ Dunlop MoBcure tG Co ask the ut.
teDtion OF dealers to thar Auction Sale OF Sugsrs,
Syrup, &c. THIS DAY, at l23 O'clock. fe24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24
tSuto Of Coffee.

We invite aiseniiol TO the large sale of Coffee
by auction to-day at the store Of Messrs Cren
shsw & Fisher. {Basi, Bank)
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WEST POINT APPOINTMENTS The following
cadet appointments at large have been made by


Alfred Mordecai, of tbs army officer; Henry
II HuophrIes Go Joseph Pisison Farley, son of
The late Amy ,fosr; Berj amin King, Surgeon
King u. >. A Jchn P. q Brien, of the gall ant
Iif v no was killed in oue army at buene Vista
Lawrence s. Rabbit sou Of stmy Off GER J. Day
ard WhiLemore, grandson of navy otfi-sr Rich i'd
IA Hill, grandson al army officer, - GIemeyer,
mel new Ut Lhs Surgeon General, u. =. A; J. Laae,
.ln of the gallsnt General Lane OF the Mexican
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

DEAp.-Ths Armagh .Iielapdl Guardian, of the
x'd nis., notices tho death Of VIM. Paul, who as
extensively engaged In the American trade, and
s'nuecssd With some large commercial houses In
uis country. He was brother of D Arcy Paul,
well known merchant of Petersburg, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

DROWNED John Euart, a native of Yorkshire,
England, marine, who recently arrived in the
Z. $. s Germantown, fell overheard Friday night,
from the wharf at Norf blk, Va, while in state of
in,oxication and was drowned David Johnson,
cook of the ship Universe, was drowned at Ports
mouth Friday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

~ Lectnrc.--.Jhe seventh Lecture of
the present course bsfor. the Young Mems Christian
Association. will be delivered on TUESDAY evening,
February Gath, at the I'd Baptist Church, (Rev Or
Howelfs) by w. GILMORE sIMMs, ESQ, of Charles
ton, 8. c.
Members procure their season tickets from the
Librarian, at the Rooms of the Association.
Tickets OF admission be procured at the prln-
cipal book stores, at the Exchange Hotel. g. the
stores of Laidiey & Robinson. Meade X Baker, and
the door. Pice of tickets. % csnts Sor schools,
tickets for 81. fe 23--N
n To WIN. TAYLOR, Esq.--Eear Fir:
Knowing that you have filled the cic Of Magistrate
and Recorder of the city Of Richmond for many
years. to the entire satisfaction of ,hs people, and
with credit to yourself aud believing that change
in the Mayoralty Of Richmond would at this time
prove beneficial, now most respectfully call
you slisw the use of your name for that
Cce, believing that your genersl knowledge of the
mass of the people. caused by daily Intercourse
for number o. years you have been thrown with
them in business transactions, and mingled and as
ISOLATED with them makes you admirably quail
to fill the effice of CHI IF MAGISTRATE of this
city; and fssl assured that the interest of the
city would be perfectly safe In your hands and that
none would have just cause to complain.
MANY VOTERS OF THE THREE WARDS.
RICHMOND, Feb. 2ist: 1857. fe Is -2t'
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
D.-Having Ii ssrd that 1t has been supposed by
some from my not continuing to announce myself
throusl the oapers candidate for the Office OF
CITY sERG can't, that have Withdrawn from Id /,
contest. To correct any such mpI easlon will ssers
that have entertained such al idea, nor 1--we
| minated to any one scch an Int enton.
fe 24-6L< JAMES ID. ELLETT-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

Ihs LIdHT DRAGONS OF AMELIA Co, Va
nov amount to seventy men. all having show y
uniform, and tasty caparisons. In the formation
e tAs company. the private residents Of tas soua
" eostributsd 500,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n New and Beau iful Goods by Steam-
ER-Besutifu' Spring Mouselines and ChalIies
French Printed Jsconets,
White and light cocred Stella shawls
Rich Bonnet Ribbons,
Spring Nantes and Talmss
Elegant BRUSSELS and Point Applique sstts
Illusion Capes, Tsssell Buttors,
Fancy Fringe Chens Trimmings,
Which just to hand this morning, being the
mencement Of cur arrivals of handsome SPRIH @
GOODS, which will be continued until stocK
shall be very large and attractive
fs2l--St PRICE l. WATKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

Capt Samuel Preston, OF Washington county,
Va died suddenly on Tuesday Last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

THE JANIS will
<faAS receive freight TO DAY. weather
E.zI~1L.M permitting, aud m to the hour of
ESE3 O'Clock, ?. M, TUESDAY, unless
sufflcieuoy Is received before that hour
f.. 23 1t LUDLAM Il WATSON
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IIFE ms kA NC Ia
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES, AS USUAL,
OFFERED BY
THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE IND
TRUST COMPANY

The Chatter of this Company is PERPETUAL
pal off Sc in Company's buildings s Z. Corner OF
Walnut and 18th SITS Phiisdsp hla Office IN hloh'
mond, on Pearl ST.. next TO y. ID. Eachos-continEs
to offer, usual, superior advantage IN resardto
LIFE INSURANCE!
Whether of white persons or Slaves. Tbs hVss ot
white persons insured uuon The MUTUAL or JOINT
Stock systems upon favorable terms as auy 3 una
Company 10 the Union; and slaves from any length
of time. from ONE MONTH to FIVE YEARS.
~ Ali LOSES literally adjusted in Richmond
E-A the uudersisne ed Is both , 41t and 1Epi
CAL EXAMINER, the business Is neysr dsl'yee'
but dispat ched at oncs, at the etice in Rchmotd
between the hours of 9 A. M. add z. M and roo,
Alto M. ffdesired, las will aho visit any part 81
the city to effect IL surances
O. Pamphlets and Circulars containing rates, &c b
fuIni,hed free of charge.
G. r. BROKEN, M. ID,
General Agent and Medical Examiner,
ia 13-d2 FOR the Company Ia vs..
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WANTED..i.AND WAkhANTs,-I wish
w to purchase Lam d WARRANTS. AID asI an
buying to locate myself will pay the highest mar
ket price. Persons having Land Warrants to .elI
will do we'll to me before dsposus OF them.
8. 9RlFFiN, office on Wall street
ia 7-dSmf Opposite st. Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

l OsT..A Certificate OF Five Snnres OF
IL Farmert Bank Stock. No. 10 78l February Is
l6i7, belon ziug to the Of the late VIM. soul
din for the reissung of which there will De An sp
plication made to the President and Directors Of
said Eank at the end Of thirty days
r. y. 9ROADDUS Administrator
fs i3-Im By VIM PHILLIPS His Agent
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| CT FOR RENT A Iurge three story
ia Bnck House, situated on Maddox Hill, cen.
EEA tanning rooms enough for a large family or
might answer fot Boarding House, it being uea.
the Central Railroad. To good I'D punotu Il ten
ant he rent will be made moderate. Apply 10
fe z4-3t EUwAko d. fEAcHO
| NOTiCk.-4 have this day appointed M.
y SCHULTZ, of tne city OF Richmond as ny
| selling CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS In said city:
the said business be conducted by him exclusive
| ly for cash. L.. LlChTENSfEIN
Feb. SD. 1857. fe "A d2wt
- ical College Is nearly over. ana shall have two
OF three vacant rooms, which l should like to have
ii led and suitable for families young n, on
moderate terms. Apply at the Irving house. GA
! Governor street. fe 24-2t
| llOAnDING...A family can be supplied
- with pleasant rooms. Alto, several day board.
| plying to MS. FRENCH, I'd door from st Paula
Church Grace street fe ASt"
| A'UR REM "A Cent and w oOd Yard
with Ia ge Stable, on 9th street and the Canal,
fs 81 aawts J.F KEEsEE.
| 10 kFiNnD LAHD.-.It may not be gene
IA rally understood That sell all our Lara with
| tull warranty If purchaser f DDS in any pack
age from us. dirt or any impurty will eeIfuliy
take the whole back, replace any portion of ir
| f. "a WILLIAMS BRoTHER.
| =, EKVAN MAID FOR sale privately TO
| - ain in Richmond or ery where in Esste
Virginia. ,egro girl not quite IL years old BOD
tenn ered. BELONGING to an exec lent family of
accustomed to general housework and to wait
upon ladies She il in perfect hoalIh, and 10 ,ed
for sale solely because her owner is not kee pins
house and prefers 10 get good home for her rather
| than hire her out.
kpq.ire of Mr. Thos E. Ballard, Exchange Hotel,
| or at tha Dispatch Office f-2i-3t
LYON sALk-IO REMAIN IN Uk NEAR
THIS fLACN.-A gro boy, ~ years old, OF
good general appearance of good character; he Il
also first rate carris driver and dEing Ser
want Also, man about 20 years of age of ina size
importance; of uuexcep sbis chsracte GOOD
mAusger of HOSES and csrriAs 80 driver Amply at
Cary street Jail fe "a oS+
MUSIC FUR The
1sI CITY SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION
"ANNIFERSARY HYMNS AND Music"
PRICE, CENTS.
f'A-it Opposite American Hotel
L flair Bru.h-., nail BRUSHES. Tooth Hrushes, CONT
bfush ., Cloth Brushes and shoe Brashes For sale
oy JNo. w. POLLARD, druggist,
re ~ 18th street.
~ ED UArs, -Jast received ON con.igD.
- msns a lot Of Seed GA :; for sale by
Ie. CRESSHAW & co
CLUvEh ST. 40. so blu shrl. ver, % l,ae
~ Mountain, J, 1t Received aud tor sale by
w T. STAPLES CO,
te A-S 18th street., Soath Of Cary. s.
,oOh FOH hIKk.-.-l have for hise .
~ negro woman, VINO can be recommended a.
sooa 1eo', Washer and ironer. Apply a. Iay .,o.s.
l room for the Spring trade, are selling great
every 's ffssf:L 81 sis Broad
STUAnl's Q. sNGAM.-IjU bbls. eta.
~ stfs c. yellow Cot 80 sugar, receiving, fos ssls
BY lsa LEWIS N. WEBB i CO,
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WANTED ~ K q sEO LA Is % * Pa.
w James kiver and kanswhs Company want 10
hire about eighteen able bodied Negro Men IN conn
ulete the number required the repair, OF ths
first division of the Canal, during the present yssr
The bands wanted ars one Blacksmith; six .ooa
Qusrrynen, who eau drill, and eleven common Ia
h,rsrs. Three Of the latter class are required :,
work on the first forty-fVs miles Of the llne com
,nencipg at this city, and all the Others on that Dor
ton Of the line running through the coA.iss Of Az
bemsrle, Neson and Amherst.
For further particularly address the undermined or
call at his office on the BASIN
L. L.. CHINN Superintendent
IA 17---dkctlMar r. and CsnsI
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LOST.

4 OST OR MisLAlD--Bewis Hills nate
IL for hundred and twenty eight d,isrs and
forty four cents dated llth February 1884, and psv
able SO days after date TO order ut the Fsrmers
Bank of Virginia, and endorsed by "a. All persons
forewarHsd trading for said note ss payment Ia,
been 'topped The flder wilt pie's4 return it 10 US
fs S3-2t DABNrY 4 COOKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

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