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San Andreas independent., 1858-07-31
Alta Express Company.
YNHE Alta Express Company will
Il run a
Daily Freight, Package, Parcel Letter Express,

San Francisco Sacramento and Stockton,
And all parts ofCalifornia, Oregon and South
America connecting with FREEMAN & Co.'S
Atlantic, European and South American Ex-
press, and NICHOLS 4 Co.'s Express to Ore
gon and Washington Territories.
Packages, Parcels, Letters and Treasure for
warded with dispatch, and everything connec-
ted with the Express, promptly attended to.
Procure Sight Drafts on New York, Boston,
New Orleans and all the principal cities of the
United States and Europe.
Ess. Office at Mathews & Scribner's Store,
Angels. P. w. SCRIBNER, Agent.
Angels, January 23d, 1853. ja 30:tf:3l
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DIR. j. c.. Y OU n G, ,
Late Professor at the University PENNSYLVANIA,

AN BE FOUND AT THE STAND,
'''"' y montgomery and California streets
San Francisco.
mere he can be consulted privately and
Win 'he utmost confidence nv the afflicted AT
all hours, daily, from /, :,
loure always guaranteed or no nav reou;red.Y
ne inuoisehce IN secret practice is the most
Certain though not always the most ;,red;-
ate anu direct avenue to destrpctia, ph,.a;
clans OF all ages have been mos,
OF opinion that the loss of one isioas!y
nal secretlons, by unnasuraI aid nn =. seiul-
weaaenS the system more than the aha.ssao:r
OF forty ounces OF blood. One of tba 1. 80
writers on medical Jurisprudence statS. rms. MS
6hree-fourths OF the insane owe the;v To,aIV. .nS
to such abuse Aiaiauy
How Important then, it is Cor every 49,,
having the least cause to suspect any tronhI,SS
IN that way, to attend to it immediatelv snaS.
one single occurrences should be sufficient -.
cause doubt and much more so if the uersor,
had ever INDUCED in the soul-killing habit
The treatment pursued by the justly celebra-
ted Dr. J. c. Young, in cases of seminal weak :
ness, impotency, sterility nervous debility and
paralysis (the last is the most dangerous. and
when 1T once occurs, incurable,) is not sur
passed by any Physician in the country. 1t is
the same as that followed by him for years,
under the guidance of the world-renouned
Ricord OF Paris, and Acton of London. DE-
loung'S office is at the corner of Montgomery
and California Streets, where he can be con-
suited on that and all other private diseases
with the utmost confidence and secrecy. DIR.
Young will warrant perfect cure, or make NO
charge.
n B.-Letters inclosing $1,000 will receive
prompt attention. The Doctors time being so
much taken up that he cannot attend to letters
unless paid for it.
P. S.-Apartments privately arranged.
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5tofktom advertisements.
STokE0N FEMALE SEMINARY +,

NvnE FIRST SESSION of this Institution
i will commence on March LIST, 1863. and
continue Five Months, under the charge of Pr.
G. COLLINS AND LADY, assisted by competent
Instructors.
THE. EDIFICE is built expressly for the pur-
pose, large and commodious, and situated in
a retired and beautiful part of the city
THE COURSE OF STUDY will be thorough,
embracing all the branches taught in the best
Female Seminaries..
THE DISCIPLINE will be mild and parental,
calculated to make the pupil at all times con-
slider her teacher her friend.
There is a boarding department connected
with the Institution, where pupils will be under
the immediate care of the Principal and his
Lady.
TER s:
FOR SESSION OF FIVE MoNTHs:
Board and Tuition, in Common English
Branches, % loOOO
Tuition in Common English Branches, 5000
With Natural Sciences and Higher
Mathematics 40.O0'
Music on Piano or Guitar, with use of
instrument. 3o.Oo
Ancient or Modern Languages, each... $500
Drawing and Painting. ..............------ $500
seA To be paid quarterly, in advance.
Boarding pupils to provide Furniture for
their own bedrooms.
Il H u Il E e s:
DIR Holden, P Conner JIM Burlington,
DIR Grattan, Austin Sperry, Wolf
W Owens. II Hewlett sarles l43
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TREASURY STATEMENT-The follow
ing was the condition of the State Treas
ury at the close of business, July oath,
says the Sacramento Union:
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HARRIS LANG
w. M. DENIG, Constable,

SAN ANDREAs, Township No. 5,
"ILL ATTEND to the Collecting of Ac-
w counts and all other business apper-
tanning to his office.
BE-. Orders left at Justice Garretsee's of
fee will be promptly attended to.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-31

BsG~A AL letters enclosing $40 will receive
prompt attention. Office hours from 8 A. M.
to P. NJ. Address,
mar 20-38 &c YOITNG Mn
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UNION LIVERY
S ALE STA ABIES.
Nam street, San Andreas.
EHs9 THE UNDERSIGNED 5N
(\rE7lSSI/ ROC cpocff,1Iv ;nf fo,,,,e H.,

EE IHE UNDERSlGNEDM
3SzBC respectfully informs his RsyE
2D[@S2 friends and the public, CT W
that having purchased the entire interest of
his late partner in the above Stables, he has
assumed the entire management of the con-
cern and is prepared to accommodate all who
may favor him with call, with the finest
turnouts in this town, and on the most rea-
sonable terms.
Having received fine lot of new Buggies
and Carriages, and having added to my for
mer stock some of the most superior Ladies'
Saddle Horses, he can furnish everything usu-
ally found in well regulated Livery Stable.
BaP Horses Boarded and well cared for
Horses Bought and Sold
my l5-mtf r. w. RUSSELL.
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BJrThe public generally are invited to cive
US call, as we are at all times prepared to
serve them ina superior style with the best the
markets afford. J. D. B. &JH q
Board By the tceek, or meal at prices TO suit III
tsmes. sept27-mtf
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-31

TO-. q Young, N. d., corner of Montgomery
ana California streets, San Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
An Extraordinary suic,.,a.

The Lancaster fps rynr... ctvas ~, .-s..ss
..oo,,,, - a.. ,.. r -, e's"'""
49,. -, '".oo ne'Aos, mer'
eiNa'' VINO was 10 nave peen tried shortly tor re-
ceiviBg stolen goods:
it appears that Mr.. Hergog went TO bed On s.s
urday nigh "a usual and was nft ,ns...s ~. Sa-
wife until about 3 o'clock In tho ,no,rin. 80
she found that he had left the bouse Sh. -
once wakened member of the family s.d 49,.
proceeding down stairs found several Letters which
he had written, and among them one ststine hts
intention to commit suicide, and that they san,s
6ud his body on what il known as .tbe s,s. M, al,
property" en- the railroad of whicn be yra. ,ha
owner: there was another letter subseouen,I,
written in which no stated that he had been 10
the sseam-niiI, but that he was so much tis,urbsA
ny the barking of the dogs that ho hss, choss.
another spot, and that they would find bis bodv An
IIaldys marble yard in tbs rear of his own .to..
A search for the body was begun and n WAS nal
ly discovered hanging from the limb Of ,bs snnss
tree, which stood in the lower part Of the ysrds
A few feet from the door of MIR Ualdy,. worr
shop. An examination Of the body showed that
life was extinct, he having evidently been dead
for some time.
The circumstances attending this rash act ind,.
cate that it was one of the most ceol and a,li,,.
rate suicides on record About three montbs ago
Mr.. Herzog had expressed TO his counsel his intsn
tion of stalking poison but they supposed thev
had dissuaded him from the act and su;e,e,I M,
mind. On Saturday he sent for 6eorre M KIips
Esq, one Of his counsel whom he wished To ssa ~
relation TO his business matters, and although tha
deceased had been unwell the night prryious. and
appeared somewhat disturbed IN mind nothiny
noticed sufficiently peculiar to indicate an in
tentinn Of self destruction; but on Thursday last
he had ordered his coffin to be made by Mr. Weld
ler, to whom he gave minute details as TO ts con-
struction. In consequence OF the custom of the
Jews interring their dead In an ordinary rough
square box, no suspicion was excited as 70 tho
purpose for which this box was intended. l
|. When found, the body was hanging In such Q
position as to indicate extraordinary deliberation
aud eoolness In the act. The one foot was but two
inches from the ground, while the other was
thrown up sdewise, and resting upon the tressel
upon which he had stood while adjusting the cord
round his neck. lie evidently let himself down
easily, aud perhaps died without struggle. The
most remarkable features of this case the en-
tire absence OF the usual appearance presented In
the countenances of those who die by strapgula-
ton. The eyebals had not started, nor did the
| tongue protrude--neither did the countenancs
present that livid aud CHASTITY appearance almost
invariably seen in those who have thus died
1t seems that lIelzog must hare improved hts
last hours by offending TO business, as several let.
ters were found on his table. lie gave directions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
Death OF Joanp,Arc.

We make the foIlaw,n1 az tract frntn AnnIsfsusa
49,, ,,orI ..rha W. -, 49,, ~, -.
,;e,'.1 y. :. -. .s'es .e @e, 49,.
hshed' IL 10 Hoih the pen Oh mary eowaen Cisfte.
saints and hero relapse into simple humanity
ana womaHhood, on that dark, unnatural May
morning, when ihe heavy news Was told her that
she hlust die oefore sunset she wept bitterly -
Like Jeptnas daughter, she mourncd that her
pure ana eeantioas BODY should be thus eariy sse-
rincsd, eAeia'hng' 'hddsa nae To'fo-f-ou afHss
hotfto'eA'n et e5ttHs9en q" Ja'oe fse mon corps,
nst te sne'er, fN re Jn Jd"0,s cmroMpa, soa aa-
Jeped mn consume ~ Tehau en- xndresF sne
IN ana i,ss. anu w,aneo =. 'ne tnouEns
OF lne naniss. plying hefsei ior the pam. -bnt
tne SAINT u,unPps sooh--esen through the nery
nts'a oe.oie n.i, 'he eees pss.er hinxoom tnsn
~. ans p%emy. Eson h
W" ss 49, at - "a ''' 'eh'si"nse PoN
'eeu s.lhe her " i'', ',e ,o'ess .o Ga.,
enc apPsa'en W you rom .ne inJussice sno cru
elty oI ea'. sns Pai'eon ~ me no'y ssorsDent,
WIN msny 49, 7. so dsvJ na' to1shIok Asa
'Ienenuoss o ~ o,n. ~ G. u Dsnop Dsanss nsss
sun,nohS s.sa " ,.s ~. nss "ossn usle
"ha' .,''a iiAn p, p,.'hso ra'.'s
arI,ar' s,.ndin~ Nv. .IbsW.is,. ptsrss ,~hsrs
P'aaI IN ~ ~ a,a,s3tas;,
WI pe ul's s. es.h ~ $50, .,..s,, t.,
ss,S M ,,i" - ~. hand. "a ~, 49,. s.sss 49,.
I'heu as'ne,e y, ~ I's' % ~ 10. .ns S'ev 80
Nsa ~ ~ 'I,a. ,.iia.a ~, -. ~sS - ~
% 'se I,ens ~ IT,. - yoa NV so,u s"vs
We VIZ, r',,os 49,, ..I -, -, - @ 80 assrt
s,e ~. "a .ns - sAS sss a.. .s;.s
81, ,a =, pa,as,.a, VI, s
sRn,nd nj md hosns 4, a car, HE . .ommon mai.
os.rtoy surrounded ty |, easrS az .iyht hn.dred
p.ish n,Aisr. 49, al ,.s..a e,hran-h ~.
stysers ~ Rome n IN the rsrket n;aee, hui In The
eyes Of the angels, thst swsai hoar must ksve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
yellow FEVER At HAvASA-The following ex-
S., r,l.

YELLOW FEVER At HAvASA.-The following ex-
tract from a private letter dated January 18th;
gives sad account of the sickness in Havana:
"Your package for the Sonora d. arrived too
late; she was dead and buried! Her illness was
short only four days; her disease, that dreadful
fever which our physicians acknowledge they do
not understapd. Every day are called nron TO
weep over the fresh grave OF some dear friend
Besides this strange fever we have vomito and
small pox. both very fatal. i rejoice every day
that yon did not come this winter. The heat is
as intense as in August. let none of your friends
come here"
From other sources the New York Express
learns that the strange fever" Is the african fe-
yer, which somew hat resembles the yellow fever,
but is more fatal. Even the Creoles in the
case of Sonora D., are dying OF it.--Bauo. Stfn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

SuIcDg.-The N. o. Bulletin, in commenting on
the alarming progress of selfdestrueton among
all classes and sexes, expresses the opinion that
sin q vast majority Of those who take their own
lives the cause is found in cups" 1t adds:
"The extensive authorizations of liquors which
have taken place of late years act upon the brain
and destroy its proper functions. Physicians and
others know we that the brain is liable 70 disease
almost as much perhaps any other organ and
when it Is so the individual is-erazy and does
not know what he is doing The brain Of the
drunkard IL 10 we'll known, will take fire, emitting
sblnsh light, and cansing smell like burning al
cohoi. We are strongly inclined to think that
most suicides by males referabls TO this as the
primary Cause"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
USGALLAsr Michael Fitz. charged

UNGALLANT Michael Fitz. charged
with beating Margaret Sullivan, had n hearing be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, and was discharged -
The complainant alleged that the prisoner ha6
knocked him down four times and stamped him
under his feet for seltering his wife and children
the night before, after no had driven them from
home, but Mike assured his Honor that the madam
had beaten him. aud exhibited a wellscratehed
face in proof Of his assertion.
A DEsrERADo.-Joseph Neltini, one of
the yilest-lookiBg customers that we have had q
peep az for many days, was arrajgned before ths
Mayor yesterday, for threatening violence 90 Vim
cent Lucas. abusing the watchmen. and using In
deccnt and insulting language to Mr.. Mcdruder--
As all the charges were abundsntly proved, and
as the prisoner had no one 10 become his bail for
his future I'D behaviour, he WAS sentenced to tbs
chain gang for ninety days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
FAMILY Row.-John Campbell, Bridget

FAMILY how.-J0hn Campbell, Bridget
Campbell and Robert Kirby, appeared before the
Mayor yesterday to answer the charge OF assault
ing and beating Philip Phalin and james Phaiin
Phil Phalin aud Campbell married sisters, but have
not been on good terms for some time. On Thurs
day iast Mrs Z. brushed against Phil and angry
words passed between Them hearing which Cau,p-
bell took the side of his wife, and threatened fhi
with beating. Phil got out warrant for C. and
his wife, but before the officers served it, Campbell
ana PM met and clInched for fight, seeing which
dim p put in few lcks for his brother purina
the melee which ensued, Phil was knocked down
with slunS-shot, by lame man, and Jim was
kicked and enfied about, from pillar to post till
the women folks screamed murder and brought the
watchmen. No evidence was given to show that
Kirby took any hand in the affrsy, and ono wit.
Dess testified that he not there till the row
was about winding up. The Mayor. therefore, dis
charged him and Mrs Campbell, but held Camp.
bell TO bail to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

rarapoxx pAaxsx CAsoszxp.--As rsesns ....s.ss.
lnr of splri,aalssts On pedworths Hsli. : X -
- n prslssor u TIA faith opened ~ sAysse
Customary 10 religions assembliss. = ssss ~ sIsr
of divine TRUTH and that hs sea.s III afrsne
f1sA aceassisas d 1aeetSs Insty; s.ssssss a.
IL reed an sxsrses fsD sas o. NJ s"sst
courses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

Nor AT FAuLr.-William Holland. q
lad, charged with fighting in the street last sum
dsy was examined before the Mayor yesterday,
and discharged. He proved that he was passing
along the street quietly, when score or more OF
ragged urchins began TO pe.t him with stones aud
call him hard names, and that, in seifcefence, ne
knocked one of them down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
DEATH OF E.nt SPENCER. K. G.-This notleru.

DEATH OF EARL SPENCER, X. G.-This nohieIuan
expired on sunday 9Th nit, after brief illness.
at Althorp Hall. The deceased peer was the third
son of the second earl Spencer, and younger
brother of the third earl. better known as Lord
Althorp whom he succeeded In IS45. Born at the
Admiralty house in Whitehall, during his fathers
tenure of the Office of First Lord. young Spencer
entered the navy in 1911, and for several years
was actively engaged afloat. In January, 1854, he
was appointed Lord Steward, an office he resigned
only on the 2sth of last month His lordship was
created knight of the Garter iu lsi9, on the
death OF the late Earl Talbot The deceased Earl
Is succeeded by his son, John poyntz. vscount Al
thorp who was returned TO the House of Com
mons at the last general election for the sohthern
division Of the county OF Northampton.-L0ndoa
Sar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

From YUCATAS.--By an arrival az New Orleans,
the Picayune has advices from Campeachy to the
9th inst, and Sisal to the 10TH
Negotiations for peace between the two political
narties have thus far proved utterly ruitless, and
the general relations of The combatants show no
material change The Government forces are still
encamped beneath the walls OF Campeachy, while
the revolutiopsts within the town show 40 dispo-
sition to make concession of whatever kind.
The last attempt at negotiation was made the
first few days OF the present month, soon AFTER the
news of the recent coap efdt at the 1ederai eapi
tai reached the peninsula. The new order OF things
Was seconded not only at Campeachy, but at Sisal
and Merida. by both political parties; and this
with the retirement of Gen. Bsrrera and the sue
cession of persza, less Objectionable man, to the
executive power, seems to have offered fair OASIS
of an arrangement. Gov. Peraza visited ohm-
peachy in person and was there coarteousiy met
by Gen. Garcia, leader of tae revolutionists, ana
everything for time promised speedy emu OF
this most unnatural war. All at once; however,
on the 4th, same cffence seems TO have bfeh gwen
and negotiations were suddenly broken on, snd up
to our latest dates no attempt had been made to
renew them. Judging from the tone OF the Gam
peachy Bulletin nothing will now satisfy the fe'o-
lutionists but their complete aud final triumph.
In the meantime the Indian savages have again
emerged from their hiding places and are commit
ting fearful depredations in various parts OF the
country. The week ending the 26th band OF 100.
uRder the lead of one Ruiz, oyerrun several panta-
tons in the vicnity of Chivic and after putting 10
death all who chanced to tall into their hands, laid
waste everything, to the growing crops 20 far
as possible TO be found thereon. What will be the
end of this war Of races no one can tell. All the
available troops and resources OF the State are fast
being spent by the dominant people in an unheard
of war Hmong themselves, aud the time will soon
come when they will be unable, ali combined, to
make head against the sayages.
As to the besieged In Campeachy, they seem 10
be provided with everything necessary TO holding
out TO the INSTRUMENTATION, provisions, &c; be-
sides they haze as yet free communication along
the whole coast whence, indeed, their supplies
come. The Government forces have the same free
communication with all parts OF the interior, ana
hold besides the mort of SIsai, that there would
seem to be no probability of speedy close except
by some fortunate accident Of this singular aud
most suicidal war.
In raising the heart above despair an old nddie
Is worth four doctors and two druggists shops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

CHANCE or EMPLOYMENT We under
stand that the two Cotton Factories in Manchester
are resIming work, and will be in full blast ny
Monday next. The hands belvnging 70 These TWO
sstahijshments now scattered around the coun-
try aud any others desrous Of employment, VIII
new have an opportunity of obtaining work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

RIeHRs or SEfHI.--A soldier writes from Delhi
that probably every member Of the Guards will be
worth 1,000 when he reaches England. An equal
division of the spoils Is to be made, and they ex
coed in richness anything heretofore dreamed Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

Tar Ciry COUNCIL will meet this az
tsraoon, at o'clock, TO continue the revision 9,
the ordinances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

Nor BRoKE DowN.--The race horse
Engineer, belonging to James Tally, OF lienrico.
was not broken down, ~ was reported, but merely
struck lame, from the effects of which he has al
most entirely recovered. In company with Shoe
koe, he has left for tho Charleston races whore
good report IL ezpeeted from him In the eou se OF
next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
A CONTROVERSY ENDrp.-A. Jennins 8

4 CoNTROyERsY ENDED.-A. Jennine s
i.or Of the Richmond Whig were sfkrrbAs{ before
the Mayor, yes terday, to prevent theSrlol fight
ing-a duel, and each held TO bail in ~ sum Of
5000. The Mayor examined no witnesses, but
acting upon the publications in the Wing by Mr..
Kidgway, and those in the Enquirer and South by
Mr.. Wise. thought they were sufficiently beiige-
rent in their nature 10 warrant him in requiring
them give bail fer their good behavior aud not
TO be directly or indirectly engaged in hghting a
duaI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
s,uert.p CuAnar William lawson,

SINGULAR CHAhaE.--Hlitiani Lo"so"t
John Martin and Richard Gallery were arrested
yesterday. to answer the charge Of stealing one
quart Of brandy from on board tho steamship sir'
ginia The prisoners were employed on the ves-
sci, and as they say, merely took driak out OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

BouxD OvER.-Nieholss Sands, charged
with using abusive and threatening language 70
Margaret Swain, appeared before tue mayor yes-
terday '. and sfter undergoing aa examination wss
held to bail to keep the peace In the sum OF sivo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

E0s~ SPECIAL EoTIcE.-We are selling
off our entire stock without regard to cost.
LADIES BAZAAR,
ia l3-i2w aj Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

MURDER AND LYNCH LAVE. j. McLane. ESQ.
Justice of the Peace, was recently murdered by
Mexican, at Brownsville. on the Rio Grande. 1t
appears that the Mexican and his wife were quar-
relIing, when Mr. McLane happened to pass by
their j1cai and entering, interfered, the Mexican
turned upon him and stabbed him ts the heart.
lie died Instantly.
The enrsged and outraged inhabitants of Browns
Vile at once assembled, and hung tho murderer
10 large tree. MIR. McLane is the same gentle
man who recently killed a desperate named iRob-
iDson, ia Brownsville, who attacked him in his
Office while he writing warrant for his ar.
rest He has lived for many years on the Kio
Grande has had number of difficulties, hut has
always been on the right side, and was terror to
all desperadoes and evil doars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
- ROR KENT-And nossession ciYen

g. FVN MIN A--.tHA FVHsVHcIUH kIFtU
Hss Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
sfITg Il MF krclluE, ou NIain ssrett next door TO
pes building corner of Main and l3 h streets IL is
very desirable location for a lawyers or doctors
ctfcc or lodging room. Apply at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
- FOR RENT-Two excellent Rooms

~ over nav sio~e, on Nein street the FIX
fTspso Raak suitable for io Igin2s uf'iees Rent
,nAferste Apply IN &. WENnLINGER,
~ III Merchant Tailor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

MEDICAL CARD have removed my
ItI Office on Broad street, between 9Th and 7th.-
Office hours from "a, NJ to 3 p. ~. from p ~ 20
o'eieck Residence on ith. between Broad and Mar
shall streets where may he found at night,
JEFFEHsoS MINOR, NJ. d.
ia Aim
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: FOR RENT.--Those newly erect.

Ii ct Ryick TcnemeRts on Cary street. between
n an1 Sih. They are we'll adapted fur Grocery
stores, OF any hind ulrefsl businesr They c,stain
rooms besides the store Tou, aud are we'll ADAPT
ca>SaTy couNeul"nccs. Possession given immediate
Is. t. coed tenants. the rent viii be moderate
Apnly to X =. KAGLAND & Co,
- Pits Lumber Dealers Marshall street.