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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-07
THE MURDER AT McKEKspoRr PA-The find

THE MURDER AT McKEKsPoRT, PA The find
log OF an old man, named Wilson, and his sister,
murdered in their residence near McKeesport,
Pa has been noticed. Charlotte Jones, . young
wor1aa, their neice, has confessed that Monroe
Stewart and Henry Fife made bargain with her
to 60 to Wilson's house and gain admission for
them, as they wished to ge. the old mans money.
TIE ccnfessor says:
| wen. With thsm. Monroe Stewart told me to
knock at the door which did Uncle George a,ksd
ne no was shere. "Chsriot'e Jones" He said he
would get up and let ne in Then Menrss Stewart
ano henry Fife allowed that they intended to kill
,hsm | told them, for Coos sake, not to do it. |
e. no. tsinE that they would do it-thousht they
and walked in. He s.id, GOOD evening" ana
waf- un to the bed where aunt was l,i,g. l asked
hei hox ;he vas. She said, not very wsIl-shs was
scs. whist was talking to aunt, uscle went to
the door Stewart and Fife then rushed in Fife
had knife tn his hand and struck him (unsls) in
art took hod Of aunt, who cried for Gods sake not
to Kill her Aunt jumped of bed and caught hold
n me f1r protection, crying for Gods safe not to kill
then told shem again not to murder them that
wss; when they seid to mo, "shut up" or they
%wouLe % DO the name to no ssewart fret threw her
DOWN and then choked her, and then stampsd oa her
with the heel OF his boot her head He then al
cd 70 Heny Fife for bis knife who said it 81 OF
use it was bent be then called for casa knife
That not killing her, he ran to tas corner Of the
room and took poker struck her twice on tbs he sd
~hen ran ou1, as could not stand 1t any longer
After was out in the back yard, heard them
breaking open the chest. fhere was no lisht but a
hre in tue Replace. 1 could aee uncle and aunt
plainly They were in the house about fifteen mi
nutes. l did rot go into the houie Ugain. When
tley Gem, ut they took hold Of me, aud threatened
II ou d te H. they would kill me they then made
ma twsar the most awful oaths that would 70. tell
Their hands were bloody. We then started for Nc.
KEGS port-it was sitter | o'cock-atl thrss togethsr
We arrived q. the bank of the Youg cheny ct
iy O'Clock, where ne ali sat down aad drank more
Iyen IN =
sl In half dollars. We oat there very short time,
but while thsre Monroe Stewart threatened me-
again, that he would kill N IL told on them We
then wen: over the river in skif using pieces of
boeIds fr oars We went fram the river to the rail-
road, and walked down the track short 6istsnce--
They stopped and caught hold of me- and allowed
that they were afraid that would tell them, and
thay again threatened 10 kill me, when swors that
would never tel on them.
Strange to say, the girl, when first questioned
about the murder, charged it ON her father and
brother, and had them arrested, in order TO give
the two murderers time to escape
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ss4 r Or IL 4 T-The very desirable
ESs House, over No. 2lG Broad street. cortaiuiGs 6
k6-1 comfortable rooms, and attached most excel.
leat Kitchen and very fine back yard
The subsc-ibor would be glad to have some genteel
family, with whom himself and young clerk could
board aud let the 90 for the reLt of the house
puiv he JrennIsas mv5 6tt
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ca No BUsiNESS STAND ON
E$: Main, between l3!t and l4.h streets for lease
EGA Apply 10 D. x. WEISIGER,
my 5-ts No 81 Man etreet.
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n1-IVE 11iL Of sho feliewsng eessSfetee
- brsuds we. Pse, Joasdss n,iye 80 =: - :. ~
Ssslapi" For sais By sAiDosvno, n. ~ -.
my2
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MUTTON VS.. fosx.-pnysicisns recommend mut
ton as the most wholesome at the es.ies. digest
on aug Des suites To invalids while pork as eSsIy
body knows Is the most uuwboIesoms n - 10y
a Lnesna nation Il a favofite dish, and we spnys
memo " 10 Ia ths rather than Iosst beef that ths
nissin .,n yves ms rohast hsslh and rosy com.
IitIie muttoa- And yet, a contemporary we'll ~.
as. ~. mutton can De produced pound Tor poun At
lsnnent when eaten, and keeping sheen Soss W.,
stnaaH farm to the extent Of feeding hos Do.
,nrn sp can DC Kept during the winter on L,v and
LII is or mspsei wurtzel. or sugar beet Will, hor.
IN ~. MT 90 without at least coma corn" W. wanfs
20 ses IN the papers fewer accounts of biz nirs
nd more Ia. shesp.-Peraand Tyaaseript. VIZ p's'
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DEAR LU&uhY.-Ine vanilla haan With
used III HaF0il1g pudciags, plies &c ernyy. in
Hiehleo' near Vera Cruz anl has become varu
prohiaoie 10 th4 cutiyators The bureau ~
vas iag'oA has iltormation that last wears inn
P5i,aion o. asa Consumption in the United States
ol this article amounted to 1000 pounds q, a cost
OF twenty dollars per pound, or ) 100 900 nayino
s u11 United States duty of twenty per cent oe
S@OooI Al the present time tbs vanilIs haar ,s
selling at from thirty 10 forty dollars Der ponnd
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SHo" -bikDs HABIrs.-hr. Willis in his ente r
tanning letters to the Home Journal ytitss TIM.
Inc regular habits OF snow -birds
AS the sun gets fairly up, and their breakfast il
over, they perch themselves the warm Southern
slae OF Inc thick hsLGlock cioss the window ard
commence ther sun-osth and their toilet IL ia al !.
"aSsin Tie same tree that they thus gather and
Invariably at the same hour | nave often caIjed
mi chllerep from thsir forenoon studies in the sd
Joining room to loUk through the muslin curtain at
th7se bhd-laden branches. The backs of the little
tiiteTs arc Of pencil brown; but with thsr white
breasts relieved upon the dark foliage OF the hem
iock, as we LOOK up at them, the gleam at ST ss ht
IKE the coL'octIoner's Christmas tree with ga .
gilt on every spray. Ans their enjoyment of the
sheltered warmth, while the stroke down thar
wind tumbled teathers is curious watch so cIoas
~ We could look under the lifted wing a, tbs
busy head Piled its comblng beas see every Lid of
down that was 50 dainty smoothed into lis plsc, -
And, when the combing and sun bath were oy,r f.
fd hour, By their testimony, being natures allow
ance for toiet-time they gave themselves ans
rently, waking dream. With their little hssd.
aifncs sunk out OF sight between their fsatherv
Tat shoulders. they SAT motionless in the sun for
hsif nour or mote-sn after. Isakfsst reyetie a a.
parehtiy, while the cup of existence was at the fu
hhppy bros, TO have the privilege Of this hu,b
nerve ldleness of morning-ths instinct for which
20 antofxottea even when long unleArned by babfs
OF iaoastry, il so prophets of life perfect with
toii!' fS' Win
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Il CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, eOO!:

Owing to the great favor with which our single
Number Lotteries have bseu received BY the PUBLIC
and the large demand for Tickets. the Managers, q
Swan Co, will have q drawing each ssturdsy
throughout the year The following Scheme WI. oe
draw IN In each of their Lotteries for March, 1890
CLASS rs.
10 be drawn ia the city of Atlantis, Ga 70 Pooh' wv
Saturday, March 9th, 1877
CLASS ~, III
To be avn In the city of Atlanta Ga IN puoio' oH
Saturday, March 18th, 1897.
CLANS -.
To be drawn the city of Atlanta ds IN p'''''o"
Saturday, ,fnrch 2Isf, 1897.
CLASS %,
To be drawn In the city of Atlanta ga IN tuoHe, on
saturday liavch 2stli, 1917,
ON THE Plan OF SINGLE NchhAho'
1850 Prizes!
More than One Prize to Erery Ten Ifeken!
no 600 Tickets.
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VEGETABLE EXQUISIrENEss -"Sbau bo,.
9"u 20 some oil th5 Tom ttuasas inquired a voung
'Aqu'Site OF venerable nysiciau as he sat n,,
Pos''e 70 MIN at one CT our hotel tables "No cir
snank you, replied Tue learned sav4nt, but In
please" f''SS, IL you
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A UCTION AND COMMISSION HIsI.
"A NEsS-The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends end the public generally that he has taken
the old stand OF GeIst Lisberger, recently occu-
pied ny } K. Lipsconh, ain street, in the town
OF Danve, where he Will buy. sci! and receive on
eousisnment for sale, either publicly privately, ali
Kinds OF Country Proopos and all articles Of Goods
wares and Merchandise, Groceries 60, and make
the usual advances on consiznmsnts
lie viii &c heretofore, attend to the sales of To-
oacoo aud any ether article Of property to be sold
publicly, e'therin Danviie or the surrounding coun
try He iiatt.rs himself that experience of over
hfteen years viii! wsiTsnt him in promising entire
fatisfsction to all who mey favor him with their pa
ronage Having secured the services Of MIR. RIO
BERT JONES. formerly OF the house of Jehn.
son 4 o he fatters himself that the requirements
of all his fr ends will be fully met
lie refsrs 10 Messrs Stokes q hiyes Davii r. VIII
lians, Samuel Ayres aad James A. Cow.rdin, of
Richmond. and to all the merchants manufacturers
and business men generally. in Danviile
ia 10 u THOS u. NEAL
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SP ECIAL NUTiCE.-W. PETEKsDN
- GRADUATE OF THE PHlLADELPHIa
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, having purchased cf
nf.J b. WOOD his stock Of DsuGs, CHEMICALS
FANCY ARTICLES &c at his CITY DRUG sTORE
corner OF 10th and Nam streets next TO the St
Chsrles Hotel, respectfully socts continuance of
ne patronage heretofore literally extended to
his predecessor, and hopes by strict attention and
psrtieuiaTity to tbs purity and good quality of all
articles Cfsred for sale, to meet liberal share CT
custom. MARCH 1857.
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-, GALL FOR CAfITAL IN EUROPE-The London
ihhes SPEAKS OF the calls tor money there will
peooaoiy De IL Europe during the year 1857. T.
'ninh6 tuaI lhefe Is no assurance that the kiyh
rate OF money, which has ruled during tho no,
lew months, viii &c diminished during the cor; -
year Ii she disease which DESTROYED the s;I5
crop last season should continue and France e,,s
tain another loss OF $1,000 900 or "a ONO 0n0 49,,
mug, aldtlher demand for capital Will he faIt j.;
That country, which will cause extr.n,a e. =.
- offered l'f whatever can be spared Aus,,ia
nhe"i'e Ill u't coutlnue either by di.e,t loans ar
ny fresh sales or naliouai properly 10 nrncuro a.
addltional 32,U0OUOO or s63 900 900 Of gold 81 -
yer before she can venture to resume snecia nov
mehts Even If these Contingencies varo Oh p5
ihefe wouid still be reason TO expect the CONT
MENTAL buildings TOR money to be ncessant 30
pam ihat Inc late revulsion on the Paris p.nr
mas operated not TO cure, but merely 10 chacr 49,
speculative mania Other financial nroonao,a -
iUfco themselves on the attention Do,,,;prr - So
thtr demand tor money, VIZ: Necessity 2or ,o.
In lnda when will be created by the prs;o 80
the solution of the Chinese djsnute the &C.. .t "a,
may be made by Turkey to restore her .nr.oraa'
ana Tue confusion taat will be Kept nm in 49,
lrom Inc constant and Ineyilao!,. advance ~. r.
pilce OF SILVER. England hai aIso m a,,iis.
'nioush Tue huanllc telegraph reycIutinn !, har
iioue vi coLouctihg noLelaJy fTausacdons viii
Inc United States. A similar ach,. var,c,,t ; -.
Ieraah dut and the Euphrates is nerL.ns 10.
u'staht hi the case OF Iudia. Altoge her The ~
I0'' "fis ialr TO be a brisk one il, Enrono - -
WY oi demand for money - 40 'Ae
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A MISTAKE. MIR, Thomas Rae of Toronto n
=" oro'neL OF DF Rae, the Arctic traveller. con
taoct9 Tue report thst his brother il ahout 70 ra
sumo the search for further traces Of e.. -
IraukHa party. He says, the d jctor's intended
Foysga 10 the Arctic regions, is for the purnose
vi completing the survey of that part of the coast
VI america as yet uuexpcred. He also states
10 iuE'asf expedition vii! be sent Gu: by the
government to prosecute further search
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LNORWA X DlNG BU - n K = s.f n
Il CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made a rrap rs
ments to increase the line Of boats running from
house and shall at the of the fall
son send out boat every other day Sundays except
Cd. By this arrangement will pat goods through two
oayssooner than heretofore and nssrly not alto.
gether, as soon a. by the 8. s. r. H., and AT much
less expense.
Merchants west Of Lynehburg wishing to eons.xn
post funds TO pay the charges to that point Al th
pirns and Tennessee railroad refuse TO Paw or col
iect charges on goods received by the Canal
yS-u ALFRED 8. LEE, on the Dock.
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kxTtKAiAktX Uk rHit ALEDiCALI col
A LEGE OF VIRGINIA This nfrmsry, located
in the city or Richmond, corner OF College and
arshs street s open for the reception of patients
throughout tue year. All persons requiring Medical
or Surgical aid except tbs insane ard those laborns
under utsglous diseases, admitted into the In
siltutlon- The accommodations for the siSs
pete.
The patients under the charge OF the Profess
sors of the College, aided by resident Ply
sician. The charges for Medical attendance, Surgi
cal Operations Nursing, Diet, Medicine, and every
service rendered by the Institution, are for
ri FatC rooms. '........ TO 10 -
Attending Surgeons frof. GIBSON, PETIcoLAs
and WELFpRD
Acting Physicisns-Prof TUCKER, scorT and
CONWAY.
Resident REPRESENTATION HOWARD, M.
Stewsrd-F. Nj. PARRISH.
President of Inirna.y g. JoYnEs, NJ. D.
Persons in the country wishing 10 send patients to
the lnfrmsry, desiring iufor nation, may address
the President or the Steward. ia S-Sna
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THE Rich MkN OF NEW YOKK-The New
York ETening Post thus notices the errors as to
mems wealth, the City Tax Book discloses the nm.
der vautions by the 4essors &c
The name CT Aston first suggests itself as for
many years connected with the Tradition of enor.
mohs wealth; and turning to II, we find that Mr.
Wiilam h. Astor Is taxed on So 20J 600 real estate
aud : 10 OUO personal estate. We have no yneana
or ascertang TIE amount otMr. Astors property.
nor Is II the business of any but himself 10 know
Dat there are many in tits city we fancy who
would De GLAD TO lake his propererty fl hi hands
al the assessment price multiplied bv ten
Inc tax book c~ntains but four her names of
persons who are taxed on amounts pxcaedinp a
million OF dollars, viz: James Lep0x 81 432 r25.
otephen NhitDey q 4J9 UOU; Peter L0riIard =
o@o oUOi ana Alexander Stewart. ST. Osg 900
his "lli probably be matter of some sururise tn
our readers, aud serve TO show the in suic,ency of
Tue oook as record OF the wealth of our citizens
Instead OF only five persons worth a million and
over 1t Is safe 10 say that there are in this city 81
at least who are so rich
IN the same way, such we'll known eitizsns as
Peter Cooper, Cornelius Vanderbilt, George La ~
tut urinneiia, > L. Townsend and Others, whose
wealth Tor various reasons has been more or less
the snplecs Oh puoc remark dWiuded to very s,na
proportions Il these pages
among the Items OF intere st to be CLEANED from
the volume is the amount Of prope:ty which tb,.
late DE- Bardell was taxed, whlca is IS toIIoys
heai estate $1,000; personal estate 5000 If This
Is tue actual value or his property and if the Coro
ners theory OF the murder Should prove correct
the ihui dereIs would probably not have secured a
prize equal to their expectations
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Having sold to w. PETERSON my stock of Drugs
&c at the store corner of 18th and pain streets /
hereby recommend him to the cor lidence of nv
friends and the public, and respectfully ash for him
continuance OF the patronage heretofore literally
bestowed upon me.
My ofics, for the present, will be with MIR. Peter.
at the old stsnd
MARCH 2, l857.-mh S-d'm J B. WOOD
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DEsTINY DKMONsTRATED MA

hESTlNH DkMONSTRATED - MA
~ DAME MOLTEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and yiciuity, that
she viii give Information In all the airs 10
life such az Health, Wealth, Love- Marriage, jour
neys, Law Suits Dificu ties in Eusiness Ahssnt
Friends, Sickness and Death, and in respect to All
other suejs.ts both past present and future and ali
concerns OF life. Terms For Ladies IS cents GEN
tiemen DO cents. each Apply at No. IL, (which i,
and Main and Cary streets, kiehm,nd, Va.
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'a,HE COMPREHENSIVE OF FERGU-
4 SON, FARiSs & co, announced on the LIST
day of January, will not be changed in consequence
of the death of & III. Ferguson; but will be contnu
ed under the same styls-the vacancy occasouea
thereby being supplied by Mr.. samue' Clover.
B. FERGUSON, JR.,
rHOS r. FARiSS
Feb. 9, 1857. SAMUEL A. GLOVER.
fs 10 I'm
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NGTiCE..-The beat tnvenffon eyeroffsr
l ed to the public is the Floating Bail or Knuck!s
Washing Machine. All persons living in the Counties
OF Cheserhe d, Prince George and Ddwiddie can Oh.
tain them of w II Woodward North side of lam ct,
between 9Th and 9Th streets and kss: side of 9Th
between Grace and franklin streets or James n
: rdue, in Manchester, and of j. W. Rowlett, in
Petersburg.
jsG-ts w. N. BRAGG L CO.
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A CEkTAIN CURu FOX ALL.
In dreary winter snow or rain,
W hen viii DIS do blow, an the same
In inwly cot, rich uau's retreat
am TO them, INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely orphaa, the poor mans bride,
For those that use me tits their pride
To recommend when cast down with grief
Their greatest comfort is INSTANT RELIEF
For COUGHS and CO IDS, it's to prevent
And cure oil those for such I'm meant
ln. nice to take, tia quite trsat,
Do take n Syrup, LE0NARDS INSTANT
RElicF.
Price p cent, SC, &c. fs 10
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BELLEVUE HOspITAL--This lnstitu.
Id zion Is situated ON Church Hill, Richmond Va
in q delightful airy position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of De.
tients and the susces.ful treatment OF disease
The Lying-ln Wards are peculiarly sommodious
The Undersigned give tn-ir personal attendance t.
all patients placed u1dar their charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patients. ....................S5 per week
" mites ..s...-'................ b :" -
Private accCmmodatlons..... 7 to 10
These rates embrace all charges for Board Med.
icines and Medical and Surgical attendance.
U No Small Pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES R0LTUN. 81. D.
Grace street, b:twesn 9Th and 5th
&. s. MILLS, M. D,
18th street, between Broad and Msrsbau
T. COLEaAN, NJ. D,
Corner of 4th and tIracs streets
Rssident Physician--Dr. WOOD. ia I-6m
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{ 'iiUICE ssuNPUsFD TAA.-A new
- supply of GREEN ~ A., just deemed The
very best GUNPOWDER TEA, retailing at only
= yer pound full assortment OF chesper Teas
at 50c. 75o.. SOC &c, according 70 quality. f!r:
rate Black Tes, at Soc. Best Ooiong slack Tea, 75c.
per pound.
WILLIAM r. KING, 6 and 6 Franklin st.,
fetZ-lm Old harket.
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ID EuDftiI.-Itirs. ~ UtSA1ka.bGss: .tGf.
Ii PER and LEECHER, has removed her resi-
deuoe to No 1872 Main street, over Mr. SUTHER-
LANDS GUN STORE, and Will cheerfully wait
upon those needing hsr services either by DAY or
NIGHT.
N B-Consantly receiving from the importers
SlCeediSh and Spanish Leechcs.
Also, Ladies Bandages that are highly recommend
order fe 9-dim
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EJOTEGE.-~E. LAT Il T. Nvuud respectiul-
iy return his tnenss to the cItlZsns OF Rich
mond, for The enccurs cement he has received since
he commenced the Undertaking business, and would
cay that he still keeps good Hearse pair of fine
iarg", gentle Horses and careful Driver. Also,
Cens Of all styles and qual ties; ami to persons no
may lose their servants lie thinks they will find It
TO their interest 10 Call him, to get them neatly
and cheepy inferred
fe I3-lm* Br50d street betreen I'd and Sd
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fEfi n, s.taEki' isstsN AMI GAS cit.
4 TING ESTABLISHMENT, THiRrEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY-The
subscriber is fully pr pared to DO all kinds of work
in tn, above business. with dispatch; and returns
thanks TO his patrons for past f.vors and
sol cts coDtIuuance of the Being a mater
OF his tusiness ms can promise his customers that
oil work done by him WILL at least, be ECU al to any
other house in the city, and fully cheap-a fact
ROURtN} GUTFEhING &c.-He 10 prepared
to execute this description Of work in very supe-
nor manner both 10 town and country.
TIN WARE always on hand, large and gene
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He is likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas Fitting in III. bes, manner
PUMPS He keeps always hand large aud
extenave stock Of Well ana Garden Pumos.
fell CHAREES II. LANGLEY
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MICAJaH MANGTM.

ssaE,ss-sssszzss11s GEORGE Il. sTEEI., Ben
;ffsSsIssse tist, has jusc received from the man
" fYy-yysA ufacurers a lot of 3 UPEKIO
A-L-lI TEETH, of all shades and Sizes
which will be inserted on the best material END in
the most substantial manner. He elso Extracts
Fills and kes Teeth with gentle ess and tEo
roughless. All work warranted
~ Office 2Sl, on aan, between 9Th and 9th SITS !,
Richmond Va. fe l4-Sm
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OtWr q GA hkI AtEE!@, "a Ekh = en- s.
E lfsssee The su5.criber has on hand ct his Cosch
21----4H-M Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and cary C3th and 18th s,ree 81
o-a- the Columbian Hotel, IOaCHt,S, CHARIO-
TEES, sARUUGHE9, BUGGlk.s with and without
tops, sni SULKiES, sill of his own make. of the
best materials ard workmanship eli of which will
be sold low good ,rk Of the kind caa be in the
city of Richmond; and respectfully call from
those in weGt OF any article in the Carriage line
determined to make order end sell at the low
est prices possible, and all work :old that ia new
"-&-~srra-.
MJCAIaU MaNGTM
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f'nDAsk PU>T,! Ck.sA k PUSTs!! err
~ sons DESTROYS OF purchasing Cedar Posts | viii
furnish them in any quantity. Of any size, length.
Nc. Orders left with mAkIIN SWEENEY, on
Franklin street will bs promptly attended to. ex-
pect a cargo to arrive about The middle of March.
fe 25-l2C
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HACK SONS EXCELSIOR BiTTEHs.-.
y Re6d and pay attention the following certificate
from a well known ana distinguished citizen. ara g
how highly he speass of these celebrated Bitters,
now 80 much in vogue
Mr. r II. JACKSON Tear Sir: NY mother-in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong mas been i3cted with Dys
persia for six years Not finding anv Dc r
manent relief fro.u the various remedies Geed she
induced to try your Exc alsior bittera,' and il
affords much pleasure to testify to thei beneficial
results She enjoy he: food with relish to
which sbe stranger previous TO the Of your
valuable medicine GEO. w WILEY"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

VALUABLE Residence FOX -aLk
= l AN authorized to sell the ausble ami desira
bly, located dwelling at the corner If Grace and 5h
strsets occupied By mr A. A Hughes If Early sp-
plication be made eat bargain may be had, as
am Instructed to sell without reference to les IA
value The terms will be made accommodating, and
possession may be had at an early day.
JAMES T. SUTTON. JR.,
fe X7-lGt Corner of Bank and Ilth strssts