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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

THETANNERIEs OF TIE UNITED DSTArEs--Accord ding
TO the census of 1854 there 6363 tanneries in
the United States, of which the South has nearly
cne-third part, or zoos. The Southern States rank
In the following otder:-TenDessce has 394 Virgi
MIA 34l, Kentucky 275, North Carolina ISL. Alaba.
bama l49, Missouri 14S. Georgia 40, Maryland G.
Mississippi 92 South Carolina 81, Arkansas 81, and
the other Southern States less number each.
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nISPATCH
- STEAM POWER
PRINTING FFICE,
Obrner Of Ham and 7hirtseaA Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAMRERSLEY & CO., Projectors.

This establishment (being the most complete Prn-
,ry i'm the south both regards Types, 0rnaments.
&C.. and the latest ard most approved Machine
presses) is daily turning cut the finest specimens OF
BeC1K and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANk CHECkS.
OATAIO6JjES NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES.
BILLS or LADING, HANDBIi.LS. &c.
SS- Particular attention given e ine wsrk for
Banks Public Offices Insurance, Railroad and Trans
nortsfinn Cpmparies. Tobacco Factors sc.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. Bill HEAps small
Circulars Labels ac., is capable Ot turning on l.up
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
Of this establishment 10 obtain this description OF
work at the shortest possible notice.
aJ- rrices reduced IN proportions 70 the increase a
speed. .xuu.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and varions
colnred Inks executed In the highest style o me hrt
In this branch of the business the propTefors esn
aafaly eH ALLENdE C0APzTiTIoNs sE
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sPiRtrrALlsM RESouScED.-Quite a commet; ION
wss recently excited among the spirituaIists of
Piymodth, Mass by the announcement of Ms.
Lizzie Doten, the principal medium of that plaoe.
that sho cosld not conscientionsly speak TO them
again medium.
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ACCIDENTAL Charleston. Va, on the 25th u,t
A. j, Zornes, of Cincinnati, had a lee brotan -,
an accident. It Is singular fact that three Tina,
AZ intervals OF eight years, and each time on ths
18th OF May, he has had the same leg broksn hs
some accident or other. -
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CHINESE PUNISHMENT OF CowARDIcR-An entire
Chinese regiment for having abandoned an uuteu-
able fert during the recent attack on Canton by
the French and English forces. has been sentenced
10 wear women's clothes for five years
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CURE roR fsvEs AND AQUA strong sea of 40.
wood root bark and wild cherry bark-taks . ~ ~,
pins Just before the chill comes on. ana ! -;r.
gisss full three times day. In ten days the an.
sease will disannear ~ "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

TIE Eso1fsH TUsr IN 1s5ss--There are, At nr..
eat In active training 10 the United Kiuedor, s1e
two year oids 3s6 three year oIds; and ssT hoysss
q Ionr years old and upwards, making total Of
10 animals There sre 147 trainers in ths Tl,s
TED King On, 2S OF WI ON in . private csns.
eay, and there are 2z profes iosal jocEsys-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

The COLLINS STRAMERs.--E, X. Collins is Mt Wash.
ingon seeking a reappropriatlon for his line, with
authority to stop at Southampton. He claims
S25O,o00, principal and interest, of back pay The
Attorney General has decided in favor of his
ciaims, and the Secretary of War against IL.
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SAIL VHasHLs During the month OF
Nav there were lbs arfiysisof vessels In the dock
and $50 sailed iherefrom. In the course q she
month New York packets, 5 Bcston packets ana
baltimore packets arrived with assorted earg.ss'
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DsAD.-pied in New York, Monday, William Al
exander Daer, ESD, (brother OF Judge Duer, in the
man. He was eraudson of Lord Sterling. For
many years he was an active politician OF the feder
al school, and repeatedly represented Duchess CO.,
in the New York State Legislature. Some years
since he was chosen President OF Columbia college,
~ ,ad haaItl, lie was n man Of considerable lit
erary taste. aud was the anthor Of work upon
constitutional Jurisprudence
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FnlBusrER QuAkRELisG Gen. Hsnn,,,~..
hibuster memory, publishes a card n ~ - y
orleans papers denouncing the redoubtabIe Car.
tain Lockrdge In the strongest -knd Of saxon ~
letter u regular Paixhan shot, and makes .hors
work Of his antagonist. sAo's
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EXCURSION OF ARTISTS OVER RAnRoAp.-An ex
cursion OF this nature, which has been for son
time contemplated by the officers of the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad, left the Camden station yester
day morning. The excuIsionists are rare com
bihaton of the literary and artistic talent of the
country, and it is proposed to take Photographic
views, and pencil, as we'll pen aud ink sketches
OF the most picturesque points along the of the
road. This will be done by the artists and writers
accompanying the excursion, among whom are n
Parker Willis, of the Home journal, of New York;
Wm S. Thayer, of the Courier and Inquirer: Porte
Crayon, of Harper's Magazine; Ii, J. Raymond, OF
the New York Times; Professor F. Rodgers, of the
Pennsylvania University, aud others. A train OF
six cars, specially arranged convey the party
The first car is fitted up with the apparatus for
taking the Photographic pictures, the second for
culinary purposes, the third for smoking, the
fourth as paror, with piano, &c. the fifth is di
vidcd into sleeping apartments, and the sixth is
reserved for the accommodation of those who may
join the excursion. Several officers Of the road
accompany the excursion, and the party will be
absent 'shetching" about a week-Balt. iSsn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

CRixs IN ESGLAND.-In England, within short
time, several important trials have taken place
clergyman named Ratclif, ffty-fve years o age.
who forged certificate of the decease o his
co.trnstee, by which he obtained sole possession of
$4,000, has been sentenced to years penal servi
tude. Hammond Barrow, the wholesale statiopers s
ot London. convicted offoreing acceptances to the
extent of EGO, have each been awarded fifteen
years transportation. The Duke of Cleveland. :.
butler found guilty ofa series OF embezziements
has been awarded ten years pensI eeryitude
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

LpsaL-Jadgs Coleman adjourned the Circuit
Court Of spnttsyIYania county, Va Tuesday By
his decision in the case q Ill ys M.
and others. the gill az Mrs. Hill manamitting
son,e forty slaves was SET aside aecordahce with
the rcsnt decision Of che Gnurt of Appeaisl Poin-
dsxter's case and in coaiter's case
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THR HRGEAssHopPEKs.-The Columblana Chronicle,
Shelby county, Ala, of the Goth uit.,says:
The farmers In this vicinity are complaining
very much at the dsraztations OF grasshoppers tn
the corn and enttoo They are iniesting the coun
try in such Rumbers 80 10 seriansiy ipiure the
eford. x7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

STEALrsd SHEEP.-Joe, slave to H..
Davis estate, was again before the Mayor yester'
day for having in his possession three lambs, sup
posed 10 be stolen, but owing 10 the absencos Of
witnesses, the examinations Was continued unlii
Ia HAu
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fIRs.--0n the 23d nit. the mill of Mr. Goosemau,
about IL miles from Weston Lewis co. Va, was des-
troyed by fire, and Mr.. G. himself was severely
burned. 1855 f de
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= MANNHESIERREsLpENCR ar,

Hf.s 'AANCiLSA IN MO CtbENtE FOH
I'll EEl.-lntendihg 10 discontinue housekeep
lug, agcr iIr rent my residence in Manchester
ceu:,iuiug Il 80 comfortable and good sized rooms
four ot taam with fire places besides tn0 basement
roons, Used ut present as a Kitchen and servants
room.
Ih- house Is nearly new, and very convenient in
the mast healthy part IF the tow and near one OF
the best springs 10 this region, and commands a
VltH ~ Richmond from one end 70 the other
/ would like to sell also the most of my Uousc-
hold aud Kitchen Furniture.
T good tenant ti- rent viii be accommodating
Possession given Immediately.
Apply at this office. nv lots
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DECEASED George Cornell, of Newport, r. T.,
Is dead. lie was with the late Commodore Oliver
II, Perry, in the Lawrence, at the battle of Lake
Erie, and rendered brave and efficient service,
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VINO POPS THE QUESTION TN CaPuL--A most ex
traordiuary custom prevails among the Vistees q
powerful tribe, occupying IN extensive district OF
Cabul, among the mountains between Persia and
India The women chose their husbands aud not
the husbands their wives. liza weafan be pleased
with a man, she sends the drummer of the camp
to pin haHdferchiefto his cap with apin which
she used to fasteB her hair. The nan is obliged to
marry her if he can pay her price to her father.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

sA. Airs Barns BATHS Hot,
ssoars AT the American HAIR Cutting. Shaving and
Entrance on 18th street
Single Baths - centa or tickets Gar q, m
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SANTA Assi.--A resident efst. Thomas has an
nonnesd ia cnba that Gen. Santa Anna had pur-
chased an elegant resideDre IN the first named is
land, .9r which he paid s 1000 CASH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

ss2- WATER COOLERS We have on
nand ~. q o,lr own manufacture, the best quality
WAtEh Cooskk. neatly painted. Call aud sup
fiy yourselves at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

SLAYER SEIZED AT NEW ORLEANS. lathe New
Orleans LA picayune says that on the 22d May,
an investigation took place in that city, in the case
OF the bark =. W. Led, which had been seized on
suspicion Of being fitted on for shaving voyage.
Peter A. Foye, who had besA engaged rs mate, de-
posed that he was TO receive $3.50 for the run to
st. .Iago de Cuba where he was TO leave; that the
captain told him that the vessel was to proceed to
the Coast of Africa to bring back cargo of no.
groes; that there was lumber on board fer a slave
deck, and provisions and water suitable for such
voyage There was also, quantity of iron on
board, which, foye was told, was intended to be
converted into shackles for the negroes He was
then discharged, aud his testimony will be used
at the trial of the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

Nkahc.-Marmaduke Thur.
man, master Of q freight boat on TIE -, @ -na.-
ssnsd before the Mayor yesterday Tor siol.n,iv
johnson The prisoner proved that the ne~,ss ~. -;
poem exceedingly iusoient and provokisa - -. -
nhs IN the eye of tbe Law, even this ala not s.ssss
20, me accnsed 10 the course he afterwards pnrsrsX
;ior -. N's Sv~u Uen4r
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KEESEE 4 PARIS Pottery.
my Its Corner of l2th and Cary streets


4Nr FRESH LEEcHEs.--I have just re-
seIyed, by Adams Express ffesh lot of Swedish
LEECHES which will be applied upon most reason
ahle terms
r. s.-Cupping and Leechng promptly attended
70 Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and al
night on eth street, French Garden Hill.
my 2t-ts r. O. H0nS0N
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- FOR RENT, and possession given
E.3 in 'ew days, the large Snd d4s rably located
Dwelling. corner of 5th and Eraaklin streets now
occupied tg Mrs c C. Burton, ts a BoardjoC JIouse
~ Vai. Il s admirably adapted Apply 10
THOMAS W DOSWEf L.
Receiver OF Browns Administrators
1e l-2W Va. Bnrfon &c
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81 F0R RENT.-A Brick House on
hII 2',h street. between Grace an Broad coutair-
la~ SIX 10 ms Also Kitchen with IEo rooms
City water IN the yard. Apply to
k SEDGWICk
a.y - Main street between lIth and 18th
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Apply tc
-. ~ Ii

s4s ,1DUSk AND LOT Fur SALE
Ia Tii sell, at great bargain a desirable lo.
OF Gr3l-d near the old Dist.liery aud outside the
corporal On ilne. 1t has frontage OF 2f feet aud
tTPta III 100 eet. II has On II d tWUstOri. d fit.med
D#rn-, and is enclosed with "A substantial fence
Au } ,in!ng lot. OF the same dimcnsions viii bt
sold also II desired Apply to
AZ lT X CAUTU0RN
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~ GKoaaR u. SrRxI, Dentist, Office
sno residence No 81. Main. between stf and 9Th
s'e0s'. aiehmonn va. my al-ly
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~ FVk hhNI,-A Three story Brick
E:i pvel ms, on Franklin. between ls,h and n,,h
-i,ests CsntaainG large rooms. with dry G. liars
80 !t gloi order. with brick kitchen aud citv w .
yr NJ The premises Pcs session can be had iinf,e
!lsfe'y.
A}Si-2 small Dwellings an Yanahle stree, Terns
5-comns dating. Apply q
T. 4 ] CT0PTCN
cArner Wall snd Franklin streets
- y NppaSiic MesSrs ! lck lnSnn nil %
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- DR. JonH B. WALrHALL, (HomGo-
eAthist offers his professional services 10 the citi
ns ol kichmond.a and its vicinity Ofce st his re-
te1-l2ns ~
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TS FUR RENT OR SALE-The com
IL Portable House and Lot. recently occupied by
Mre. AGan4A VI Cochran. For trtms, apply 10
JACOB SHOOK
n3y 22-ts Agent for Z J. Nc 1H ESS tY
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EXTRAORDINARY FArALIrY.- From Psterstow,

EXTRAORDINARY FATALITY From Peterstowp,
Monroe county, We are informed that there is no
abatement in the rayages of the fever which has
visited the inhabitants Of that village, and the
Grey sulphur Zone mile distant,) for more than
six months. The number of deaths is over forty.
including some of the most prominent and useful
citizens. In one or two instances the entire family
has been ramoved by its fearful effects. The vii
iage Is quite small one, and the work of depopu-
iation has seen much more complete than was
the case with Norfolk during the late fearful pes
thence of the yellow fever-Trzs1ceR county Va
Adr0edts -
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Dismissed. Scsnalan, charged
With beating Margaret A. Mack, appeared before
the Mayor yesterday TO undergo an investigation,
but as the madam had relaated, and failed 10 an
swer when called, Jack was released from custody
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N FOR RENT.-For The purpose Of


- moving into larger guiding ON the basin
bA -. we ofeT the bnHs At present occupied by us'
for rent. VIM. T. STAPLES Il Co
18th street. next door to
IA It's Shields A SomervilIa
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- FOR RENT-A comfortable dwell

ksss : 'LH hhN II CullLipI' 'tDit u"cit
/ irE. with six rooms, cellar. good kitchens
var .s ami vel, oH bsiEh street. between lst and q
streets no'g occupied uy hir f. Phillips. Posses
Gl3- given immediately.
AL,n, 81 large let ii the rear, with good stable
Apply % JOS JACKSON, JR.,
5,,.l -.i--f4 Main street
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a PURCELL, LADD 4. CO.,
60 DfuGgists,

80 DfuGgists,
~ DEALERS IN PAiNrs, OILS, DYES, VIM
xA DOW OLA =, &c..
No ls1 Main street corner Of 18th or HoYernor sts.
| RICHMOND. PIRGiNJh. s
With largely increased accommodation and tecHi-
Ties for tho transaction OF our business We oer
large and well as-crtei stock, very low for cssH or
to ft ycTrp desIers only On the ususi credit
sopo lhs rri,na Maader 3 ~ Casks Sal Soda. for
SJD1 lbs best Indigo t. MashinK .,s...
5s kegs Sup Car Seca iHw Kegs bems Hu"7
$3.50 lbs Ref1d Boras ised
g bbis Gafnph9F WHins EN- LVRsoo.
so1 hxs and hasksts 0livr ssFe gals Linseed oil
'F ali lfkvS. I" Lamp Oh a
So bags Pepper 1857 MACHINE VI
% bss,, Alisnsce $40 " Lard OIL
81 esses chr,me Green 100 boxes Ground Spices
IN nj spapnnees QuiDine
M eas.s asserted Coiors Arsl lbs limestone
ia Oh lsN nutmegt
300 mats Cassia 500 mace
80 gross Backing Ae
ls0,iN9 HAVANA CidAhS OF varions grsaes
With an assortment OF popular Patent Medicines
Painters Coors and Brushes
BAH orders carefully packed and promptly
forwarded. ss7.e-..-
PURCELL, LADD q co, Druggists.
No I22 MAIN street, cor 18th.
NH is One square above thrir old sfAnd.
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WATCHES, CLoCAH, 90.
LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.

e LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.
~! ~ IT'S bad TO leave your f1thcr's Watch
mfap~ssS Ia store yen know rut veil,
~ be repaired hy perfect tctch,
For its tine viii never tell;
Yet hard II Is when told to 70
To men y0u never knew,
t. scene fine et0re al Or'sidr show,
4rsteaI Of EAK-rIlO L0-HEW.
pr il there vasoue gentle eye,
" itiie In that store you'd crVicve
To see him on that Watch 10 try,
Won wJuiti scareely once bc'Ieve,
II ~ THIS city there are men
Who car repair ynrr atch I'll through,
I'd a.a aatGag those ten,
And uy n1pr.'s Bar no IoxTw.
~ J BARTHOLOMEW
tWa.cb and Clock Maker cor nth and Main sts,
apt Opposite American Hotel
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Us0AILasr Henry Lawler was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday morning 20
answer for using threatening language To sarah
Callahan but ~ Miss Sarah refused 70 appear and
prosecute him, the warrant was dismissesls
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THE CRY OF CANroN.-People who have never
seen an unaduiterated Eastern city are apt to en-
tertain very erroneous IDEAS upon the subject.
when We talk of a great city of million of in
habitants. The whole circuit of the walled CITY ia
Just six miles The mass Of hahitations are about
fifteen feet high, and contain three rooms they
have one entrance, closed by bamboo screen -
Some of the shops have low upper story and the
mouse, roof and terrace, altogether may rise 25
feet from the street Better houses there are but
they are not more lofty. All these edifces are of
the most fragile description, built of soft brick.
wood or mud.-L0edOn Times Correspondence
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FIyR CHILDREN AT ONE BRTH.-On the morning.
OF Monday last woman named Elspet Gordon.
residing in Rothes, gave birth to three male and
two female children. The three boys were born
alive. and lived till the following morning bnt the
two girls were still-borD. The births were prena.
ture, being in the sixth month; but what is yery
extraordinary, all full grown for the period OF
CESSATION; nor is this the most surprising circum-
stance IN the case-one of the boys having actually
two front teeth when be came into the world Il
DR.. Dawson, of Rothes. attended the woman who.
We are happy 20 say, is doing wonderfully we'll
Egia CJurdht, Scotland
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il is peculiarly suited Ii will in a short time hri
N the monthly period with regularity.
s@- THE MUs4AAG LINIMENr


Cures RIeumatiSm
TIE Mustang LiRiment
Cures Stiff Joints.
The Mustang LnimeHt
Cures BtraS and Wounds.
The HltStdRg Liaimfnt
Cares Sores and Ulcers
The " sttng LiaimfBt
cures Ctt.cd Breasts and Sore NlHptsS
The Mustang LintHtsRt
Cures Neuralgia. s-..
TIE A:tSt0ng LiafnsIt
CreS C0rRS and Warts. p
TIE Mustang LinjRGHi is cQrh
100000 DOLLARS PER ANEUM
70 the Uuited States as the presaryer aud restorcr
ofvaiuabie Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains
Calls Wounds, Stif joints, &c.
Viii you answer this question? Did your ever
hear of any ordinary Sore swelling, Sprain or Stiff
ness either on rHan and beast, which the Mustang
Lini aeut would not cure? Did you ever visit an
respectable Druggist in any part of the werld--in
Europe Asia or AmefiCa-who did not So lit was
the greatest discovery oi the age?' Sold every
whers. Every family should have il; three sizes
BARNES PARK,
my2O-d&cIm PrOprietors New York
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y r JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 son.


a3 4 desirable HOUSE aud LOT for sale. on 18th
>,r.-i between Clay and Nenahie streets epvont
tht corporation iiue The haus7 has els lit comfort
~ +" TH1aS and tutrc is hn * clleot we'll Of water
t"v n' the los fronts from IS 20 N feet on Istb
So. IS. '' test = waieh running back 10 McCance
ala tvuuIHS o. feet un that street: For further in
formation, apply = =. kEkSEY, No. 10 East MAR
street. or >. 4 ! CLoP ron. corner Franklip and
1'h streets, ejthrr oi whom VIII take pieasore in
a. awius :Es property. my 2>-ts
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E FOR RENT--The House on Cary
kss street betw; Ell 2d and 3D. at present occupied
Mrs II 'drn Rhodes II has rooms is in thorough
repair, Hht TO good ten ant will be rented at mode
rate price. Possession given lst day of May. Ap-
ply t. DIBLELL Il JOHNSON,
ap 5-ts ShOckOe sim
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. FOR KENT.-An excellent famil,

ssas residence, with large let attached contain
lLE handsome shade trees situated on gth street .
sGorJ distance ,,yFth Oi Leigh (FreDch Garden Hin
a.lo1.iS tlr tot und F-sl3"nCe ot Wn, f. kitch e.
k34r Tue Dwelling Is large, we'll arranged and in
excellent repairs, and Is supplied with gas The
; = new. Possession rir ~ ''"-~os'sat,ly -
Apply to P. POINDEXTER.
sH so--ts Pearl street.
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Sa FOR EENT.-Those newly erect
Ess ei Brick Tenemeuts on Cary street between
ia and sth. They are well adapted for GrDcery
stores. OF an? hind pi retail business They contain
ru2GtS besides Tn" store room and we'll adapt
ed 1r tue accommodation 81 families, having ali ne
cessery convehieaCos. Possession given immediate
iy To good tenants, the rent viii be moderate.-
APE!- IL T. 7. RAGLAND 4 CO.,
"a zl--ts L.n.nher neAlers- Marshall street
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CALIFORNIA SP0RT.-The Marysyille (Cal) Herald
gives the following account of something new an
der the sun:
A whistling match lately came of at Mokelumn
liill- Two whistlers commenced at 90 O'Clock in
the evening, and kept ii up till ten minutes of two
tho next morning, when one of them caved in land
was forced to stretch his mouth in all sorts OF
shapes to get the quicker" taken out of it, He
allowed" his lips felt like they was the toe of
an old boot, with large hole In IT,"
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@ FOR RENT-A verv desirabI

81 FOR RE N IA very desirable
.sa dwelling OF Grace street, between Adams and
ChIircE. The house contains ten 'cCygs ana has
tee" recently repaired and gas introducel has the
clty water in the yard, aud is in one of the most
pleasant neighborhoofs IN the city
70 good tenant the rcnt will DC low. Apply TO
ia 2}-ts RAGLkND K PRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

9= FOR RENT.-A two story Brick
Ea Dwelling. on l9}h, east Of Btcad street recent
= GCgsptct hy Canj Wilkhson, Containing ro,nls
Thv Vn1lN premises have been thorou4hlv repairas
Ttse = t&rSe lot attach q. with a well Of Uoot
wafer 0n a. TsTa3S accommodating Applv 10
A CL0PI0N
coT<s Wall and Frauklin streets
70 1-2t orrasIfa Aessrs Dickinson lliil Stto