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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

A FAT FIsH-The siskawit, q fish of Lake Supt-
rior, is reported to be the latest fish that swms
either ia fresh or salt water. The fishermen say
that one of these fish, when hung By the tail in
the hot sun Vt a summers day, will lnelr and en-
tireiy disappear. except the bone. In packing
sboot fity barreIs few seasons ago, at Isle Roy
ale, one OF the hshermen made two aud a baIf bar
res OF oil from the heads aud leaf Alone witho
the least injury to the marketableness of the fish
Besides this leaf fat, the fat oil is di ssemiaated
III layer OF fat aud layer Of lean, throughout
the hsti They are too fat to be eaten fresh. and
are put up tor market like the lake white fish and
Mackina trout.
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@s REAL ESTATE
Rss NEAR sTAUNToN,

AT 4 RARG4LNI
4 COMFORTABLY FRAME DIV ELL q HOUSE
aud an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SH DP, with
FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached, OH the iine Of
the Virginia Central Railroad within one mile OF
stauuton, will be sold by BOWERS, SNYDER d
CARTER, AT A BARGAIN, as they are deBirous of clio
sing up the business of their late coparsnersbip as
soon "A pr Lcticabe. 1t has the advantage of Wa
ter-power ard i, well located for ccnductu a small
foundrs busiuesa
inquire of N. X. TROUT, Esq Staunton, Va. or
ASA SNYDER, at the Richmond Stove Works,
;e 2s-sm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

- HoBson's HAIR Currrxo, EHAvrxo
Asp oaAMPooIsa SALOON. under the American n.
el-entr1nce on tlth street sen mo-
Y b-Hot, Cold and shower Barns can n h.a :.
eit hours single Bath 70 cents, OF tckets for on -
~S@s~s' ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

~ ulo1as 3. ezsnz, Dsntis., O6ice
sroars RschEo Eo - a han hsswssn stk ana 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

A BLACK DAY IN PoUGHKEEPsiE.-The darkies Of
Pougbkeepsie, N. Y, celebrated on Monday, the
anniversary Of Emancipation in the British West
Indies. Darkeydom have been 'saying up," for
several weeks, but on that day went it with a
rush, disgruntled the olfactories Of the Pough-
keepsie people, and surprised their eyes by ap-
pearng In line as follows:
The marshals. including oolored gentleman on
the cresm-coiored horse. The band working hard.
The Temperance Society, looking dusty. Five
drummers (white) preceding the Poughkeepsie
Abolition Society (black.l Fourteen citizsns gen.
orally. Several little boys.
Having scented the town, the procession was
brought up at stand, where, after breaking
down, Fred Douglas aud other genuine and mixed
negroes, made speeches. The crowd Ia thus
summed up by the New York Herald:
Black, 5 70; 0rouaa eoffss cel,r. Loo, Mahogany,
100; yellow piae, 100; Cream, so; White, 300 !;
Total, $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

A GREAT NUISANCE An establishment in Gin.
einnati, Ohio, purporting to be a candle and oil
factory, has elected Investigations from the pscu-
ariy offensive odors which il inhafes, and it has
been discovered that the carton collected by the
offal contractor is there boiled down, the oil and
lard extracted and the remaius used to fatten hogs
FIR the market. It is described as being even
worse than the swill milk bu.iness, aud the con-
Germ is to be Indicted, II We are to eat Cincin-
nati pork, the nuisance should be abated ia some
way.
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; az No FAMILY can aft ord to be vith.

~ NO FAMILY can al 3rQ 70 De With
out MUSTANG LINIMENT In their house The
many acc ents we are liable 70, may render is ne
iorming such certain cure. (ErtrGctJ In lifting
tne settie from the fire 1t <ht and scalded my
nanos aud psrson yefy severoly-one hand almost
awful sight - The Mustang Liniment ap-
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately Il
healed rapidly and left no scar OF account. (,Has
FOSTER 40 Broad street, Philadeiphia IL IL truly
wonderful article. 1t will cnre any case Of Swell
ing. burns, StiH Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism
tor horses. II should never be dispen ed with One
90 iars worth Of Mustang has frequently saw d .
sauaois morse II cures ealds. Spraias. kDgbope,
In all parts Of the habitaole Globe
jy 26-dxclm Naw Yort
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IE1O THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence IN lny establishment, l respectfully submii
that shall not change the price OF my bottled
LtHGk BEER, PORTER, ALE. &c, during the
summer season.
The following have been and will continue to be
nay charges:
Per dozen. quarts.-..S2 00l Is cts allowed by re.
pints....... l 00J turn of the bottles
half pints. so eents-bottles extra.
Lager Beer In nsir aaartes and eighth barrels
1.-THE latter ones OF gallons, package exclusively
for the city eustomers.) Phadelphia Ale Ia whole
add hall barrels at the lowest market price. Terms
Sssh
n B--store and Bar keepers, q considerable Per
centAge allowed. r. WlLBACHEh.
18th st., between Main and Cary,
Orders left with Messrs Laidley iobinson, corne.
4th and Franklin neasrs. Duval Norton, corner
promptly attended to- MY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

v..,..-, I0pLsI = Co., Importers aad
v.ks. ..l. Old WHIskkYs and CiaxRS No' 3 sn. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

CoMPEixKsf 70 fHE NATIONAL Guam I'VE learn
thst wealthy and respectabis merchant Of this
city but Who iss native of Virginia, Il getting MP
q his sole expense. handsomely printed and
hound book which will comprise the whole Of ths
proceedings incident to the late removal " ex.
resident Mpuroe's remains from New York to rir
giuia. Is will also embrace history 81 the Na
sionai Guard Of this city and brief Biographical
sketches ofCoi Dursee and of its priocpsi officers
the design OF the merchant In getting 10 this ex
gensive book, which will make from 200 to $40
pages. - 20 pay compliment to the Nssionsl
tiusrd. TO each OF the officers and men of which be
intends to present copy neatly bound He also
expects to present copies to the leading civil au.
'horities o. the cities Of New York and Richmond
m L. Herald
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CO. STORE AND DWELLING FOR KENT

Fss IST BROAD SFREET.-It has been thoroughly
repaired aud consdere one OF tue best locations
for auy Kind OF business in the neighborhood Rent.
six hundred dollars per apnun. Apply to j Ii.
ANTHONY, corner of Cary and 18th streets, who
has constantly on hand an assortment of Moleskin
ats of the beat quaty at s. 50, aid his celebrated
CaIfskin sewed Boots at the unpreced mt low price
OF 81 50 per pair. Terms cash-cne price only.
iy2I
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s6y- L1rs Slzs PHorodnArHs.-Tl

n6F LIRH SlzB PH0r00kAPHo.-The
subscrioer takes pleasure in anooBcing = his nu-
merous patrons aud The pa9lic q less, thas hs =
sures 70 FULL Lire SIZE, either plain OF colorsd.
.hich, for aecuracy and fnisb. h warrants equal.
not superior 70 any produced u this city, as esS
.Arged to any sixe
Citizens and strsngers are invited u call and e1
shian Hall, Main sfreet, between 9Th ana leih.
- n sss see vi = 0lBe0.
P s.-h you want genuine AmbIctype. this b
uuxzed in price or work, Also. Aeiainosypsa. oe
any other Picture in the photographs Art
le Is =. - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06
i, 90UsE AND LOT FOR SALE

ER VIII SELL at great bargain, a desirable lot
u 5rsard lear ths old Distillery. and outside the
esrIerat on line. Ii has frontage OF "a feet, and
Gepth of lG1 feet 1t has on it twostori d framed
Dwelling, and is enclosed with substantial fence %
An adjoining lot. of the same dimensions, Will be
sold also, If desired. Apply to ,onN
al Il
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HARD FALL. gentleman named

HARD FALL.-A gentleman named
Hatcher, in passing down franklin street, near
metropolitan Hall, yesterday morning,was thrown
down by stepping upon piece Of meleu rind, and
so badly hurt that he bad to be taken home il u
carriage. RinGs of various kinds are continually
placed upon the sidew alks by meu and boys, who
seem to think it fine sport to cripple persons that
may be passing What pleasure they can have in
causing others 10 suiEer is what We caanot under.
stand. II they were cure that would be
crippled for lfs by their traps the spor. would not
appear so malicious
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

go FOR RENT.-The two sttry brick
e. dwelling house. corner of Canal ard 6th streets,
aTely occupied by Mrs William Wallace, ana ad-
Joining the residence of Mr. James hunter. Posses
sion g zen immediately. Apply to
iy ae-tf HAXALL 4 CO.
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RUNAWAY WITH FREE PApERs.-Yes

day afternoon officer Seal arrested q runaway
slave, named John Claik, who had in his posses
sion the register of freedom of John Jordan, the
description of whose person answered that Of the
runaway. just as we'll as if they had been prepaI.
I'd for him. This fellow was sold 10y Benz. Totty,
of this city, to gentleman In South Carolina
about II months ago, from whom he has since run
off How he came in possession of john Jordan's
papers, is yet to be a-certained Possibly they
were furnished by some member of oae of the
Secret Societies of negroes, which have given the
Mayor so ninch trouble
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"a FOR RENT.-Thoss newly erec,

era FOR RENT.-Thoss newly erect
~ ed Brick Tenements, on Cary street, between
+. . and Sth. They are well adapted for Grocery
stores, or any kind OF retail business They contain
rcons besides the store rooHa. and are Well adapt
ed for the accommodation of families having all Ne
ctssary nveniences. Possessoa given immediate
" 10 good tenants the rent win be moderate
anplr to T. r. RAGLAND co.,
"a 2i-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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JTM4Y NOT BEGghERALLY KNOWN

hut IN is the act that che finest works OF art
ia Pm geography executed la this city, mag be
obtained tn ne~ ''Ph stos aph an Fine ART Gal
cry CT \. w. MINIS. 1877 Ain street, nearly Oppo
site t'se new custom houss
Photographs, cabinst or life size in oil ,lors.
Photographs 10 water ooors, or tinted
Phot graphs in India lux, or untouched.
amir lty pc, and Melainoiy pes. with every style
af i.k ia the art NAV az al. tim be ob-
tained beautifully executed and highly nished, by
calling at lis tiallerv with the varied and beau
tiral sssqrt nent French Cases ockets. Pins, &c
&c +, In which TO have them placed.
af.arI Mzin fresr
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The "N1AaARA." vita its resreshipr O

The 'NIAGABA," with its refreshirg g
showers, was on the streets yesterday ay-thanks to
Mrs stith-and we sincerely hope that our mer-
chants will pafronse it literally. By the death
of John +. Stith, (tbe owner Of the niagara '')
mauy feared that tho sprinkiing of our dusty
streets would cease; but his estiuable widow as a
means of enabling her to provide the necessaries
of life for her helpless children, has determined
to keep the Niagara going, aud are sure that
our business men will appreciate her energy, and
pay literally for the labor she is having performed
for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

THn WHArHsn, yesterday Was OPP
pressivsly hot, and the sun bright and ovsspouer-
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06
FLuIp ExpLosIoN.-Burniuc 6uid

FLUID EXPLOSION. fluid is
dangerous at all times, but particularly 30 when
entrusted to servants. An eveoing two since
negro woman at the Broad Street Hotel attempted
TO fill q lamp while tn wick Was burning. OF
course the fuid In the can took fire aud instantly
she was enyeloped in flames, but assistance being
ut haHd. the d ,mes were extinguished before her
clothes caught,and she was thus saved from serious
initlry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

SAIL BoATs Sail boats are the best friends the
coroners have got. Within the last forty days we
have chronced the loss of the lives Of forty ladies'
mostly young girls. The last mail from CaIiforpia
brought us a melancholy account Of the loss of
fourteen lives by tho upsetting of sail boat on
Victoria Bay, while in The act of taking some pas
SINGERS from a vessel justarrived to Victoria
sudden squsll struck the boat and the sad loss OF
life was the consequence. To manage a sail boat
properly requires more skill than to run a steam.
boat They are as tricky as a colt, and n 70 over
with as much ease as an acrobat Females should
keep out of them. they full of danger as
a powder magazine located over a blacksmith
shoD -EuicLerbocaer
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srRoLLIxa VAoRAnrs. from AN quarters

SrRoLLISG VAoRAsTs, from all quarters
Of the earth, occasionally cast anchor in Rich
mond. and at once Apply for permit to the Poor
perance that if refused protection they would die
in the streets, while others are able but too lazy
to earn their bread. Yesterday an Intelligent
looking man haiiiDg from Texas applied to the
Mayor for permit TO enter the poor house. He
said he had been in the service OF "Unce SAM
fighting his battles and protecting his flag for
swentyeght years, and now that he WAS feeble aud
without means to continue his journey to Mary
land, he wanted a resting pace for his weary
bones. His Honor had no authority TO give the
permit, but do doubt furnished the applicant ith
means to continue his Journey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

MIcHIGAH-A State Military Convention assem-
purpose Of adopting measures 10 secure the pas
sage Of laws giving proper encouragement TO tho
formation Of independent military companies -
Senator Chandler OF Michigan WAS serionsly,
though It IL believed not dangerously injured, by
the ex plosion Of gas At bis residence n Detroit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

QUEEN VICTORIA AND Da. LvINasros.-Before DR..
livingston left England gu his return to Africa,
he WAS honored with private interview by the
Queen, who conFersed with him for half an hour
on the subject of bis travels. He - her Majes-
~ that he would now be able to "a % the natives
that he had seen his chief, his nQ1 wing done so
having constantly surprised u te told her
that the natives were in the hal pquriDg il
his chief was wealthy; and he assured
them she was very wealthy, the D6u'd ask "how
may cow she bad got'-a question at whck the
Queen laughed heartily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

yAIuasls cosxETyC-A manufacturer ia the
south Of France adycrtises preparation, which
he calls AEan de Noblesse," aud declares thst II
makes the hair alwsys preserve an "honorMbie" di.
rectioa and gives to the person Who uses II an
sair Of distinction and supremacy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

PAris0 ron Spoaf.--Ths Court OF Appeals IN savoy
has confirmed the Judgement ofthe Court q Cham.
berry, which condemned the Princess ds solms, re
sfn 81 fha n peror OF tho French). - ne o1 IuO
ffasee ~ hs1ipe weapdsd sscoarhman with = pas.
ii okot IL the thjgh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

.ExGlnnER," the famous race hores,
has Improved % much since last fall, that his own
or, Hon. John NJ. Botts, has ordered him to b
taken up aud put in trainins for she Ashland
Jockey Club Purse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

~. FOR kENT-And possession given
@S immeiiately-oue Of those newly erected and
vel finished brick enements 25th street, doors
north of Leigh street. Church Hill containing six
rooms it'll light and airy Easements, closets pan
tries dc garde a attached, and well OF water on
tine premises. Rent, per annum, slso. apply 10
JAS II CARTEh.
D,,p ite.E Exc chapo ai
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s0 Tns SunMra--rrs DIsr

- THs SUnMEs--Irs DIsRAsns-
rHl kINKpY AT HAsp.-HANproN's vraxsAnrn
fINcrUxE.-W ave the sfrons est assurance OF the
good effects OF this medicine In Cholera Morbus Dj
arhoes and bis ases Of the Dowe,s incident " the
season. IL invigorates the stomach aud bowels and
enders the 81 stem great assistance m combating
the approach OF disease
= you have : TARss 4 RI hAmprors rrscruRH.
lAks aAMPreN's TrHCruRs.
: '0' AAss TAXI F2KE 1aasadaprows rrNcruRE.
- 4 80 TAKK HAMPTON'S TINCrURS.
TAKs II HASGrffioSs SfpfiS rINcruRE.
:. :. ''1a.s :. TAKE lHS.4saProN's r1scruRs.
'o4 nA's asns TAEE naAMproN,s rINoruHs.
BY la mild action on the stomach, liver and the hid.
aess ~i,l cure Dsspepsla, Cough. Asthma. Bron-
shlal and Lung Affections, Pains IN the bach, eide
and Breast, Consumption and serosula, Rheumatasn
tfont, Neuralgia, Fistuta, Piles, Bowel Complaint
Wersns anu Nersens Debiites, and al Diseases ari-
DEIiCATs CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
- As A REsiALE MkDtCINk,
uampton's Tinclure eannut be excellod Az beau
if, ing agent 1T far superior to any OF this COS.
netgcs OF the day, producins beautiful clear skin.
and giving to the cneeks the color q the rose. Ina
Sold by PuRcELl., LADD : co., Richmoud By
1r: COOKE, Fredsricksnurg; By all the Druggstsin
PstsrstuEG By M0k1lMkk = M0WBhAf, halt
slore and Dy Nuggistssa sad elloDksspers svsrywhsre
aCu Per bottle; nx bottles tor
= - =
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xhN KEWAaD.-JEFFaIks An

XhiNl HEWAhU,- ,-JEFE MES AN
WOOO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for tn,
cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Structures, and smila
disorders. 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction Of Diet drink, exposure change in ap
plication to business. The proprietor challenges
will not cure, under forfeiture of $500 Further
the disease cannot be contracted If desc Of tho Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiment..
and long experience have proved that 1t will rAdi
eaily cure any case which can be produced. This
and as it neither creates nausea nor ofends the pa
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet o.
interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance Is thus removed a.
speedily as is consistent with the production Of o
thoroush and pernanen mt cure. Its ingredients
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect, eitbeg
constitutionally or locally, can be caused by IT,
use.
Price 81 per bottie Sole agent for 9Iew York,
III Ring, No 80, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR RCALLEN DER, corner OF I'd and Walnut sts
agent for Philadelphia.
Sold by FISHER WINSTON,
e. nc- srhx -
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A REyoLUfIosARY GoosE-A correspondent of
the Cincinnati tohio) Gazette, writing from Hon.
teTdon Co., \. -, says there 10 goose owned by
Mr. Sehomp, ia that vicinity, which is S3 years
old. When the news came TO the people Of ke-
diagtoD township, Hunterdon county. that the war
wasiover, they Concluded to have joilificatiou,
and an ancestor Of Mr.. Schomp, killed three out OF
four geese, which he had at the time; aud the sur
vivor 10 the one spoken OF, and "still lives
The present Mr.. Schomp has owned the goose for
the last 90 years.
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HoaiuDE.-0n Thursday last, free negro man,
of Winchester, Va, named William Toier, was kill.
I'd By q white man Daned Dennis Fenton, while
the two We're engaged IN attendance on lhreshing
Machine the farm Of Isaac Tyson, Jr-, Esq nsar
Berryvilie, Clarke county. The man William, was
clearing away straw, and was told by fentou to be
quicker. Not Fastening his motion enough 10
please the latter, without further provocatieu, he
plunged piichfork at the negro, striking him on
the side Of the head, aud inHicti0g wounds from
which he died on Saturday. W
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The New Posr oEFios, in the Custom
House, Was thrown opeu yesterday, for public
inspection, and visited oy a large number of per-
| sons The general arrangements are neat and
convenient, and all the work about it seems to
have been we'll executed
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GAxGsRaus.--ln the neighborhood of
the Glen Cove landing the flooring of the wharves
has become 10 rotten aad broken up, that IL Is
dangerous for man or beast to walk upoa 70. II
not attended 70 very soon. we may expect 10 hear
Of SEINE one getting crippled.
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ANOTHER RELIGIOUS IMPosrOR-A Manchester
tEngiand) journal gives curious account Of one
j. i ay or, a woo-eomber, " ho professed to have
been clothed with the gift of prophecy. and to
have had special revelation FROM God. The cred
uous tendency of the human family has been Sc
often exemplified, that it will not create any sur
prise when We state that this English wool cvmber
produced great sensation among his ignorant
neighbors by his prophecies. He predicted that
on Sunday afternoon, July 18th, God would appear
in visible torn on Skircoat Moor. There was &C
cording to prophet Taylor, to be neither thunder
nor lightning, AZ at Sinai, but clear and distinct
view of the Deity.
At the time named by the ''prophet" some three
or iour Thousand people were cougregated on the
moor to witness the fultilment of the prediction;
but, contrary to the outgviugs of the wool-comber
and the expectations of the multitude, fearful
thunder storm broke over the neighborhoo and
his dupes we're thoroughly drenched with rain
Notwithstanding this Justification Of his prophecy
the people Kept the ground aud the ''prophet' ap.
peared and addres sed them. After speaking some
time, he requested his hearers to look towards the
East, statiug that God would appear to them in
the form Of the father OF a young man who stocu
near him. All eyes we're turaed in the direction
indicated but, there no manifestation" The
crowd then commenced Kissing. scoldipg ADD
swearing, and the wool-comber would have been
rudey treated, had not his friends hurried him
from the moor in a cart, which had been provided
as a platform 1t is stated that the man WAC for
ms'iy preacher among the Wesleyans, but it IL
believed that he is now insane. the affair has
created great excitement among the people of the
neighborhood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

@s FOR kENT-Ard possession given
- In e few days. the large and desirably located
dwelling corner OF 9th aud Frank lin streets, row
occupied by Mrs G Burton, IS Boarding House,
for which 1t is admirably adapted Apply TO
THOMAS W D3SH ELL,
Receiver of Browne Administrator,
10 22-ts VS.. Burton &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06
&C STONE WARE FRUIT JARS,

GsEa WITH CORK SHOPPERS, AIR TIGHT
EssT We have large supply of the above nam
EH ed articles which we offer for sale at less
than half tia prize of any other article viz Pins
u cts per dozen quarts 81 and half gallons 81 Call
aad them al cur Pottery, corner OF 18th and
Cary streets.
Jy IL kEESEE PAhh.
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s1,y- Tnp 0neAT HIAITa Rrsrorr

The LIFE OF THE fLEsH IS IN The BLooD-W hen
the Blood becomes vitiated fspnre oS too weak the
hesh !ooses is vitality the skin becopes yellow and
paliid the Liver disordered. pyspepsia aud lDdiRss
ees, aud lie becomes q burden.
aARTSHOkNk'S HEALTH REST0RER, Oh
sARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL.
acts upon this Hood, Liver Stomach and Bowels,
imparting new yiger and tone TO acenslitution i'm
paired by dis ease from any cause. It removes PIN
,ies, and ali skin eruptions; srouses tho oh scai
powers of both sexes, gives bloom to the pallid
cheek, Snd mckee ono Joyous and happy, Ihoagh
taste 1t Is particularly adspted % Female com
plaDts, which In their very nature ere exhausting
r Kidney and bladder sfiee tions, II acts iiIs
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