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Stunning them. Yesterday two bellioerent Alex
endrians came TO this city TO settle their diferen-
ceS, and, selecting spot in the Smithsonian
grounds, hammered each other to their hearts,
content. The Auxiliary Guards started in that
direction TO arrest them but ere they reached
the spot, the hstcueTs had settled their affair of
honor, and were walking aInicably away arm in
arm. They were perfectly sober and previous
10 the night, genteelly dressed but, as might be
supposed, emerged from the conflict with their
costumes considerably disarranged After all a
fight with natures weapons is not so utterly In
defensible as one with the murderous pistol or
bowie but, pray gentlemen, have you no vacant
ground in the vicinity Of Alexandria appropriate
To such affairs, Please don't desecrate our beau.
fiful Smithsonian grounds.
FIGHTING CRowD.-YeSterday, Francis Davis,
Virginia Topping and Margaret johnson, colored
ladies, peeled" and went into a regular fight.
They were arrested by Officer Cooper, and sent
10 the wOrkhOuse for 81 days each. On their way
down they undertook to thrash the officers SUIT
and Cooper, who had them in custody. This
was game in which all could take part and they
found the officers were most eX pert AT H. After a
few lessons, Pugilistic, they were induced TO go
quietly along
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Yesterday, A Green
auctioneer, sold frame house and lot on Four.
and a. half street, near south TO J. H. HahIeir
foI $50.
C. McGuire sold 4 part Of the land owned
" the late VIM. Bolmead, consisting OF acres,
S345 per acre. This land is situated within this
county. Also, part OF lot ia square 4l9, with
the improvements. on seventh street between I.
and NJ, 10 II A Sanier for 81 40.
IMPROVING officer ThOs F.. Robinson,
who was shot while arresting Robert Cross, was
yesterday improving, though still confined to his
ted Tue wounds in his face are healed The
index and ring fingers Of the left hand are both
injured, and the latter may be shortened In con-
sequence but IL will not be- necessary for the am
puIatlon Of either, II Is hoped.
THE NATIONAL HOTEL ENDEMIC.-We shall
Tomorrow give the report Of the New York
Academy Of Medicine on the National Hotel en-
demic. This report is very emphatic In tracing
the source OF the disorder to malarial Influences
The opinion Of the members seemed TO be very
generally Ia favor Ofthe report, and 1t adopted
BY large majority. -s--.
PROPERTY SALE-We learn that Philip Otter
, hack, Esq, Of Washington, has purchased the
site OF the Morocco Dressing establishment of
Daniel shryer, near the depot Of the Alexandria
Loadoun and Hampshire Railroad, and that he
contrmpiates negotiating with the city for the
old Beverly Property. h-AIsza"d,ta Ssaiinsl.
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A WOMAN WITH A FRESH BREAST OF
IA Milk wants a situation as WET NURSE in a
respectable family. Apply at No -" Sd street, be-
tween g and ri. iy I4-2ts
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I ACE AND SILK MANTILLAS,
IL REAL EMB'D SWISS. for Basoues D
LACE SHAWLS and SKIRTS, &c, &c.at
r. A. McGEE'S, pa Pa av,
Nv S-eo2w between I2th and 18th SITS
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drug STORE FOR SALE-In an excellent
~ location, doing good business. Satisfactory
reasons given for selling. Terms moderate. Adj
dress DRUGGIST at'this Office. jy IA 2awtf
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MIS-, BCRR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
lNI DIES.-No. 39 III street, between 18th and I4th
streets west, will reopen on MONDAY, Septem-
Der 2st. in FLAW INV
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Police REPoRT.-There reports of the police
officers to j. w. Baggott, Esq, chief of police,
for the week ending the 18th instant, shows the
number of cases returned as 60, and of these are
United states cases. This statement covers the
reports of nine officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-15

EANS-Chesper than any place "a the city, q
J. jels MCLAUGHLIN Il CO,
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WANTED.-A Woman TO wash and do house.
w work also Man To attend to horse and n Ike
care of a small place two miles from town. Inquire
OF Mrs; DAVIS 81 Pennsylvania avenue, and Mr..
toll gate. ia
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BOARDING WANTED.--Two Young Men
ID wish a SINGLE ROOM with BOARD i'm a
respectable private family where few or no bOarders
are kept. house in the neghbOrhood of d ard 18th
streets preferred Apply by note TO I'D. So iat Sa
romy & Co.'s, Union Buildings. jy li-2t.
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EOR RENT-A large and convenient COTTAGE
i containing rooms and airy passages, situated on
18th street. neaT the Park. 1t has attached garden
and stable for one horse. The premises have re
ceived some injury from former tenants, and, will
therefore be rented cheap to permanent and pune
tual tenant. Apply at CHARLES STOTT'S
Apothecary, Penn avenue, 18th street. y I33tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22
by Goddin & hyperion.


GALE OF LANDS IN HANOVER, HEN.
- RICO AND THE CITY OF RICHMOND
At the request OF the heirs law of the late David
Baker. deed we will SELL at public Auction, in trout
OF benrice county Court Houss, ON MONDAY the
lat day of june 1887 beins court day at u O'Clock
M the following real estate, viz:
adjoining the lands Of Bathias J Nah and otber.
ID A tract or parcel Of Land containing I49 acres
Ia Henreo, ne ar Short Pump adjoining the lands of
others.
Sd. Another tract or parcel Of Land in said couu
ty, containing 32a aeres adjoining the lands Of
and others
4.h Lot No. Ill in Adams Plan, in Henrico. bound
ed BY Richard Federal and James streets, having
front the former rect of $50 feet and on each Of
the istter streets 264 feet
5th small Framed Tenement in the CITY of
Richmond, near the corner of Leigh and Henry st.
fronting Is feet. running back about SO feet
TERMs--One fourth cash; balance at 4 and -
mouths, for negotiable noter interest added and title
Ietsined till last note 10 paid
The taxes for 1857 to be paid by the purchasers
GODDlN l. APPERsON Aucts.
Ps. Also, will be sold for ca.h at the sar,e time
aoa p,sss 10 share, of Stock of the James River and
hans"ns Com kany my q
VEEY NEAT HEsIDENCEa ON CLAY
' AND SMITH STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AOC1lON.-Wili be sold on MONDAY next, the 25th
May 1857. on the premises commencing at O'Clock,
+. M those two newly erected brick and framed to.
nements located az above, recently erected BY M
w. Yestuan Each tenement has 6 rooms, be-
ksbly we'll built, butvery conveniently arranged.
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at4 8 and i2
month for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained Till last note 10 paid The for 1857 to
be paid by the purchaser
my2l GODDiN l. APPERsON, Aucts
HNRCSTEES = h d or VALUABLE
RESIDENCE IN SYDNEY. ATTHE COR.
NER OF ELMWOOD AND LAUREL STREETS
As Trustee In certain Decd of Trust from Henry
shafer and wife, dated 29th Jaausry, 1857, duly re-
corded in Hsnrico County Court. shall sell at AUG
ton on the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 21tb
May 1857 at A O'Clock the large and exselent brick
and framed tenement located es shove, now in the
Of the said sh.fer The lot fronts so feet
runs back 1879 feet to alI.y The location of this
property overlooking the Fair Ground. 10 justly re-.
garded as among the best in the town of Sydney.
TERMS One-fouTt eaah; balance at 6, IL and 18
months for negotiable notes Interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
The sub. crber will convey with the usual special
warranty The taxes for a57 to be paid by the pur
chaser. LEWIS GINfER. Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Auets.
FOSTPONEMENT.-In sonfequence of the in
clsrnensy of the weather, the above sale was post
poned until MONDAY, the 25th May, 1857, at 4
O'Clock, NJ. at which time the beautiful acre lot
In foregoing property will be sold fronts
1879 feet Laurslstreet and runs back 155 feet on
Federal street. IA
my2l
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y If YOU HAVE RHkUMATISM-
If YOU HAZE SCRoFULAA - " '1'
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOY HAZE PAIN and ACHING OF THE
BONES
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAZE SUFFERED BY MERcURY-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU ARE SUBJECT no Rolls
USE CARTER'a SPANISH MIXTURE
IF You HAZE ERUPTTONS ON THE SKIN
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOUR LIVER rs AFFECTED-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF you HAZE FETERS IND NIGHT
SWEATS-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAZE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
# YOU HAZE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HAZE NERVOUS DEBILITY
USE CARRIERS Spanish MIXTURE
IF YOUR BLOOD rs IMP URE-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF you WANT THE BEST ALTERATITE
IN THE WORLD-.-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU WANT Il MEDICINE THAT CON.
TALNS NO MERCURY---
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP VIGOROUS AND
HEALTHY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22
By Thomas w keesee,
(Ofice sorner Of 18th and Cary streets.)

TYR u 3 r e e 8 SALE OF VALUABLE
i HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO FoRTE, BOoKs, DC, At AUG
commencing at 10 O'Clock. at the residence of Mr..
Henry Shsfer who IL deciisins houseke ping n sgd
ney at the of Elmwood and Laurel Streets all
of his household and Kitchen furniture consisting in
part OF one very superior Rosewood case seven Oc-
tave Piano Forte made BY Light. Newton l. Brad
bury, New York. Sofas, Rocking and Parlor Chairs;
Centre and Gard Tables; Book case; valuable Books;
sidehosrd; Dinr g Tables.
Refriserators; SOFAS; Wardrobe, Bureaus; Wash.
stands; Bedtesds Beds; Mattresses; Beddius; Look.
ing Glasses; China Glass and Earthenware; CARPETS,
RUGS, Oil Cloths; Paror and Cooking Stoves Kitch-
en- Furniture, DC.
TERMs-For all sums under $50 cash; $50 and over
ninety days credit for approved endorsed negotiable
notes.
q Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE. AUG
tioneer. nv 16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES above sale 10 postponed
to TUESDAY Morning, S6th mat, at 10 O'Clock.
my % THOG w. KEESEE, Auct.
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r. Cancers and Tum0rs Cured without
CUTTING DR.. M. KAHN. late OF Philadelphia, 70.
spectfully offers his services to the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure of Cansers Tumors,
Moulds Blotches. and all diseases of the skin He
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain In Richmond three months, and
can bs found his Office at the Clifton House. from
10 A NJ. to P. M.
Accommodations can be seen on application.
nv lS---dlmr
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Two HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
i sEVENAND A BALI ACRES or LAND IN
HANOVER COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
After the fore going SALE will BE- sold the above raet
of Land 1t lies about miles East of Ashland,
near to Perrin's MILL aejoins the lands Of Messrs
Thomas Perrin, William Campbell and others. Is 10
mostly covered with Wood and has on il some fine
Oak Timber There 10 portion Of very 6ne meadow
land belorei to the tract
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and 18
months for NEGOTIABLE notes. interest sdded secured
mys GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Austs.
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TTENRY EXALL. ARCHITkCT,
III RICHMON VA
Opposite TIE AMERICAN HoTEL,)

OPPOSITE TIE AMERICAN HoTEL.)
AS' r. g. cLoProN, Civil Engineer.
FREDERICK KOCH. Architect
OSWALD HEINRICH, Mining Engineer and
Is prepared to furnish Designs with Plans and full
Working drawings for Buildings Of every description
including Mills ufecturng Establishments. and
matsa and Contracts complete, and to superintsnd
the construction of the same.
viii pay ssptaR e laying oct a, and
WAfERlNa PLACES. as well ss Public or Private
Grounds.
of Roads and Canals and to survey Mines and Lands
Having had over twenty years experiences in his
business and with the best sorp. of Assistants
in one Office ,n ne s wbo sy
their work to his care. And while returning thanks
to those who have heretofore bestowed 10 liberal
r,tronase upon him, he respectfully solicits con-
tinusnce of the same from them and the public gene
IL respectfully refers to
VIM H. Haxall,
jos H. Gardner, Richmond.
Bacon Baskervill,
Lewis Webb Son,
M Eswi' ! p is a;G:a:i }AmslA
a. w. n s.i n.IsUn' eooshl.nd.
WIN. .. Tontsine, King William.
DR. Price. Hanover.
w. T. sutherlin, Danville.
Geo Boliins, Petersburs
Jno r Mcdaniel, Lypehburg.
Thos. J. Boyd. Wytheviile.
Geo g Curle, Lynehburg
Andrew Beirne Union.
Proprietors of the Sweet Springs
Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs.
/" s. Rockbndse Alum Springs.
Jas D. Davidson, Lexington.
Col. C. Crczet State Engineer my 2-u
0E0PACKAGEs GRKKN AND BLACK
"wy TEAS '01 'll' SpHHonAs JONES 4 co.
"a 8ARRkLB PURE Pennsylvania
CU APPLE BRANDY. for sale by
mv2I 3HOMAs JONES co.
on BARRELB PURk OLD MOUNTAIN
on RYE WHIBEY, for sale By
nv 1HOMAs JONES CO.
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BY Taylor Il Williams.
OAK GROVE COFTA G 4. ONE MILE
" FROM RICHMOND AT AUCTION On


MONDAY 1st of June tbeins Whit MOndayi st 81
O'Clock, M, upon the pre- mises will be sold "OAK
GROVE COTTkGE" with acres OF land attached,
situated on the Brook Plank Road. opposite the toll
gate The Cottage IL of brick and has jnst been
Completed it hiss 10 good rooms, with double porch
in font also kitchen with roc ms stable carriage
houee TO-, all situated in beautiful grove Of osh.:
Nh. i'm provemeuts were planned and hnished undes
the supervision ofa experience and taste
in building who intended it a. residence for him
S.i and we feel justii sd in saying that few pieces
in the vicinity of the city offer greater Inducements
to families seeking retirement, comfort and con.
venience.
the sale
my IS TAYLOn WILLIAmS' AueFf'
BEAUTIFUL FAkM OF Is ACS Es
"A ON THE BROOKE PLANK ROAD or A
VILE FROM The CITY At AUCflON..--On
MONDAY, LIST Of June tbeing Whit Monday Ut
O'Clock, ?. NJ upon the premises, situated on the
Plank Road above stated 1t has upon II q small
dwelling, barns and stable together with bssutifal
grove. 1t has been highly improved, and 10 now in
excellent condition the growing crops show, This
il considered Of the of its size near
the City, and IL especially worthy the attention oil
any one seeking ssuburbsn.retreat.
TERMs--3 cash, balance 4, and IL moaths, with
interest added aud secured BY trust deed.
mylS TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Ausers
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fOh THE CAlLDkhN
p,c>r,, At P PRICES
FUTURE Cards, in great variety. is to Is sts. per
TaE STORIES Of Miss Edssworh and Mrs. shsr.
FIRST FOOTSTEPS in the Way of K.ovlsds.-
Easy Lessons for the Little Ones Ut Home. That
sweet story OF Old. Pictorial Primer, DC
A !ar1ety OF illustrated Alphabets not msaa for
little hands to tear" being mounted on cloth -
MOTHER GOOSE. with her charming Melodies.
rHg 5uH HS%s s.s5y Book new and very a.s.sv.
The Young Americans Picture Gallery, Juvenile.
THE ROBIN and other PARALLELS. IS cts.
FLOWERS BY the Ways,de; BY T. w. White, Of
Ricbm snd. 40 Cts
A MANUAL Of Religious Instruction. for Schools
and Families; BY Rev. John r. HoH of M,Ilwooa
Clarke county, Va; second edition recently pub.
h'hed by r. 3. Price.
PRICE pays special attention to fur.
nishins his Juvenile Department with entertaining
and instructive Books
Sunday echools furnished with Libraries and Quss.
son books. Bible Dictionaries, Aliases, Cateohisms,
Spelling Books Primers, &c. 80
$50 MAIN STREET,
Opposite the American Hotel.
a Bibles and Testsments neat and substantisI.
for schools or private use, prices barely sufficient to
cover the cost 2i-2t
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EP- Truman A. Parker, successor to X.
aud g. Whitfield. wholesale and retail dealer in
Shingles Mshossny and Lumber of every descrip-
ton Oc. and yard corner of Gary and 10th Streets
Richmond, Va. my Is --d6m*
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eY- / nm n candidate for the Third Con.
OCCASIONAL DISTRICT Of the city of Richmond
THOS. J. NORVELL.
Richmond, Va, April 18th, 1887. ap I5-dtd*
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wJpo. Mcdonnell. Dentist, Main street,
opposits Lorinthisn Hall between 9th and 10th SITS
two doors above his old Office. Dy11-tf
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- Notice 1.-The Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Clover Hill Railroad Company,
will be held at the Office in edmond, on TU ES.
DAY, the d n day Of May 1857 at O'Clock. p. M.
nv lS-dtd D. 8. WUOLDRIDGE, Treas.
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CANsaON MATTlN0-IOOp pieces q w w.
~ too Mating. smbrasise4a. - 80 - 49,
and checked, which ws Will ssii pnsss'S Wy
10 eloss. ,.,ua 4 aHINE.
my l4-lm AAAos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

sF- Merchants Insurance Company of
Richmond. Va-The annual Getting of the Stock.
holders of this Company will be held at their office
in this city at o'olk Pm, MONDAY, the 18th inst.
may l6-dtd ]. Fl. MONTAGUE, ssc'ry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

a. DR. o.. A Crenshaw has removed his
office to the Cd dsor below Exchange Hotel on
Franklin street. my2l-2w*
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READING A. A 4. A. A. =

- READING L. A Ii r. Ii
(H[Rl BEER FRESH SUMMERfSlE
tE3-2 LAGER BEER-The under tIA3
- signed Is now receiving weekly, -
and wi continue to recsve throuahout the season,
q superior article of fresh LAGER BEER. from the
famous READING BREWERY, which he will
supply in Quantities to sut his and the PUB
lie, at his Balloon. J. g. LANCE,
4th st., between Broad and Marshall SITS.
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SPECIAL MOTIONS.

MkssENdSRs LoEDoN coSbiai S ON, =.
eommenasa By the Medical Faculty Of the Usited
ed into this country BY r. =. AEssENg ER Z CO.,
Me,sengey'. L.adom Cordial Gin has been pronouns.
ed by over Ave hundred leading physosns to possess
tonic diuretic and nyisozatng qualities sntnownt 70
ss.sy IN ssrsss Sos. D.sy y The
Urinary functions, Distractions. Dyspspda and Fever
and Asue. 1t II, moreover, particularly valuable -
rty Of drakng waters; and thus constitutes CRATE
full companion to both the resident and the traveller
inc snsin..a Hs,sn.srs an s pronounsss IL 1.ie..
BILE medicinal Treasure. The following 10 his ssrti6
The bottle Of LIQUID labelled "MEssENeEEs
LONDON CORDIAL GIN. brought to me for en-.
smina,en, end 10 be good art'ee Of Gin. 1t 10
es'entisly the came ss the msdicina article intro
nam. OF "COMPoUND SPIRITS OF juNiPERs
and recommended a. useful addition to duretic In.
fusous and mixtures to debiiitated cases of dropsy
40 l have no doubt that, IL adu inistered medici
JAMEs 3 caILToN, n g., Chemist.
''' '''' ''' % i. WARREN II .,.u. for
my l2-im T. Z. Messenger Co.
a Special Notice. Green & Allen, Bull
respectfully solicit Of their frends and the public
generally. continuance of thsir patronage % gene
rally bestowed on them the past year. They are bet
Ter prepared to do all kinds OF CARPENTER
WORK, and will undertake whole buildings If de
sired or CArpenter' wsrk only favor terms
a, they csu afford. and prompt to all their engage.
ments a. to time, &c Those that contemplate bull
ding this year may find it TO their advantage to give
us csil-thoss particularly that want to build In the
shertast possible time. Plans and estimates furnish
ed ct the shortes: notice
ANDREW GREEN,
my Il.-sm CHARLES w. ALLEN.
At Cost. at Cost .-.LsrEe ana vainas
Biz SrocK OF Day 3ooDs AT Cosr The subscEi.
bers having made arrsp gements to enlarge and other
s-iss improve their store during this summer, In
order resume business by early fall. will have to
vseste the premises by the first Of July next Pre-
ferrng dispose OF their stock of goods to removing
them, they will commence
SELLING OFF AT COST,
And continue until the irtt of July next. Their
stock contains many bargains the majority Of
Foods being all bought at auction
AT LOW PRICES,
Comprisn full stock Of Dress Silks, Silk Robes b.
rege Robes. Jsconetts, Lawns. all of
THIS SEASONS PURCHASE.
ALsO-An endless variety of White Goods and
french and Scotch embroidefies remarkably cheap
Ii will be to the interest of everybody who has to
buy coed, thsr line to call before pure hssiug else
where. }. NlLLhIsEh Il BIO,
ny 5-dtlstJy 1893 Broad street.
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Yead This Head This .-.Important

RICHMOND. May 18th, 1857.
This i. to GRITTY that my child was afflicted from
its birth, with BLOOD WHENN, directly over
the left eye We sought the advice of some OF
the most eminent Physicians but would not under.
take to sivs it q trial But, having read the card
OF DR.. Kahn. in the Dispatch, determined to give
him a trial of the c,se. And l am happy to say,
ths. in four wseis the child perfectly restored,
without the use of knife the less of drop of
blood l advise all persons afflicted in any way. to
call on Dr. Kahn now in the Clifton House, in rear
OF Ballads new Hotel. Dr. KAHN proves to be q
worthy, intelligent and skillful Physician.
Respectfully, lie. MATHEW EAGAN.
Residence 18th street.
my l9.--6t* Richmond, Va.
~ Petersburg and LynohbuTg papers please copy.
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By Larus & Shine.

HORSES, MULES, BUGGY AND HAIR.
IL NESS. cow, &c, AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold at auction, on SATURDAY morning, common
cling at 10 O'clock at the Horse Lot several fine work
Horses and Mules
ADDITIONAL-Wl be added to the above a
superior Mich Cow. which will be exhibited in
front of cur store at O'Clock Also. No Young
Horse, years old, with handsome Buesy and Har.
ness. Sod on q credit of 90 dsys.
my p LARUS 4 SHINE Aucts
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cor r EE-25 bales just re-
W es'vso' anu ''' VIZ. WALLACE SONS.

CAHD..TU OUR Fh IENDs AND PA.
a TROND.-Our store and warehouse having been
Ssstroged by FIRE on the morning Of the sth Inst will
isesnvspiencs ~ for few days; but having saved
porsion Of our stock, We shall q oncs rel!sn,h by
srss,rsr and Be- prepared In few days % hll al Or
-. -tth our ususl promptness and dispsteh.
myg BENNETT, Beers EIsdIA.
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~ TONS LUMP PLASTER,

325 ToNs LUMP PLASTER
$50 bales Northern HAY.
500 barrels James River CEMENT.
900 barrels Hudson River CEMENT.
225 barrels Rossndale CEMENT.
10 bales FL asTERING HAIR
100 barrels CALCINED PLASTER.
1000 bushels WHITE CORN.
81 barrels No. TAR, in store and for sale by
BRIDGFORD CO,
nv 10 On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

I" Persons down town, having bus1nesa
with me, and who find 1t ineonvsnIent to come OF
send to my store, will please leave their orders q
the store Of MesHs 8. Mc6ruder's Sons, on 10th
street, when they will be attended to.
ap T-lm MARK DOWNEY.