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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

TROUBLE AT HARTFoRD.-Much i'll feeling
has been caused at Hartford by bayonet
charge of the military to keep the area clear,
on the occasion Of the reception OF Ex-Gov-
ernor Seymour. A young man named Charles
w Banks, 25 years of age, who was sitting in
a wagon with ladies, was stabbed In the back,
and lies in great agony, it being doubtful
whether he will recover. horse was stabbed
attached to a carriage in which carriage is
said to have been sitting the wife Of the off,
Ger who ordered the charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

THE CHOLERA IN EURoPE.-It appears from
our foreign exchanges that the cholera has
again visited Europe, having made it's appear
ance in st. Petersburg, ann from thence travel
ed to Lubbock and Rostock, on the Baltic. These
cities communicate with st. Petersburg by
means of steamboats,, which, 1t seems, have al
foried speedy facilities for its progress From
thence it went to Hamburg, and thence 70 Lon
don and Iiyerpool The famous and terrible
epidemic OF 1880 also spread from the chief ci-
ties of Russia over all Europe
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BLosDIS's FEAT TO BE OUTDoNE-We have
received private letter from a gentleman re-
siding at a small village on one Of the inland
lakes Of Wisconsin, who informs us that he
has been for several months experimenting
with what he calls 'water shoes, !" with a view
to perform safely and easily the passage of
lakes and rivers ON foot The peculiar struc-
ture OF these shoes, which he has at last per-
fected, after repeated trials and dieappoint-
ments, renders pedestriAnism on the surface of
the water nearly as easy and even more rapid
than on terra frna. The experiments of the
inventor have all been made after midnight,
in private, on the calm surface of-Lake,
resulting often, as we are assured, in freq uent
involuntary baths, and two or three narrow
escapes from drowning. With the aid of .
miniature pair of sails attached to his arms,
and which can be "reefedn or spread In . mo-
ment, the inyentor.of this novel contrivancc
has crossed q lake three miles wide in half an
hour, without as mucha rs wetting his knees
In the passage.-Caie Sasday Lsader.
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IA Notice! Notice. Notice ITO
Farmers, Merchants, and all others who kuas3A
may buy ANYTHING in the way of SA D. fSEEAA
DIES, HARNES &c, &C., at whole
sale or retail. No. lie Main street, is the
place TO 20. The best Saddles for the lowest
prices. Call soon and see them. They are parti-
cuiarly cheap, and we warrant them to give entire
satisfaction. Repairing of ever, description neat
ly, cheaply and promptly done at No. lis Main ST.,
third door below Governor st.
ISlm J. w. DENNIS.
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LOTTERIES.
sparta ACADEMY LOTrFRsEs.

- y tAuTHoElzED BY THE STATE OF sEoRarA,l
TO BE DRAWN AT AUG USTA, GEORGIA.
TO TIL PuBLIC.-As the members, Of our
srs OF the Grants chartered by the States II Dels
ware, Kentucky, Missouri and part sf those in
Georgia: under the manasement Of Mesafe. GR EG-
oRy MAuRY. Of Wilmine ton, Delaware, ws have
deemed 1t expedient to change the name Of our
hrm after January LIST, 1859, to that Of WOOD,
EDDY 4 CO., who will have the manss smsnt Of
TIE sparta academy Lottery, and the others a.
We have endeavored to transact oil our business
With integrity, and we can. sssure the public that
the patronage heretofore bestowed on ~ 10 well
dMsss5ynf Mon fhT Fl 6ss Transferred T. our
,rw SAMUEL sMAN co.
The followins scheme viii b drawn b WOOD.
EDDY 4 co, successors TO 8: Swan 4 CO., Man.
a. of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, Of
Georsia. at Augusta, in public, a. follows
Class Sa viii ee drawn on nSATuRDAr, Sept I'D isce.
Class 81 i7fn, lao.
Ciass Is 1xth l360
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNInkEn AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZE6-SO0oo TICKETS.
Near!y. One Fyias g syey Ains Isebste'
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~ Kidney and Bladder Complaints.-The
aewest and most important discovery for Kidney,
rohpa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
HORNEsS BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by a Chemist. and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world Large bottles,
si small bottles so cents. fresh supply Just re-
ceived BY FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
je I4-3m Main street, Richmond.
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THE VIcrIM.-A Saratoga correspondent OF
the Boston Journal writes: miss Bartlett,
W no is to marry the Cuban OF untold wealth,
is at the Congress. She is, of course, the OBJ
ser we'd of All observers And the little, small,
sharp-faced, dark visaged old man Of sixty,
who is to bear away this choice flower, 10 en-
Wed greatly. The name of the fashionable
bridegroom is M. Esto de 81. Conso DE Oviedo
This lady is young, elegant, and tall; when he
stands upon the second stair he is on the level
with his intended
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"a J. &. Porter
3a2 RROsD STREET.

Two doors above w. Z. l.add's Drug Store,I
Has Just received q lot of PRIME BLACKBER-
Rl BRANDY, PURE IMPORTED FRENCH
KEYS, Cider Vine ar. &c, together with gene
raj assortment OF FAMILY GROCERIES, Wood
en- and Willow Ware all of which he is sellins at
the LOW EST rates, Tor CASH. Goods delivered
70 any part of the city, free of charge. Call st 322
BROAD ST. au26-2w"
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Threatening to KiH.-Michael Gatlay. eharr.
ed with assaulting and threatening 10 Xiii
Patrick J. Ward. was arrested last Monday
evening, and held to bail TO answer hefbre the
Mayor, yesterday morning; hut a. he failed to
put in an appearance when called. another
warrant was issued TO bring him in.
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-, TO MESsR.. GEO. ). SUMNER.

go !. H. AnpeIson, o; d. Shell, A. Judson
sched JaseFh DoerG.nser r.. Masr, {. Nendha-
ser, r.. $, Mckiroy. II. p. Crump, Jno, W. Card
hkNyLg&s> In reply to your request, that
wla permit my name 10 be announced as candi
date for the o.ice of CoMM0NWEALTHS AT
ToBNf,A tor the Cueuii Court of the City. have
10 sss that, spprecIating your kindness, accede
fo ,he Tssuest and i elected to the Office. will dis
charge It's duties TO the best of my Judk dkment and
ability. Yours, &c,
n. A. STUDIRVANT.
Richmond, Aug. 2sth, 1859. auZ-ts
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fosnG Saits.--John q. Hix. WIIl,...a, r.,.
and Columbus n. Hix, he tive 0sss' ..n3 III
with slung-shots, LETT The scheoners S.tssoa 49,
and Oxford, on which they ars empiovsdn nsce sce
seIiied forth Into The strssts last GocdsSS
the csvsse Of their weapons. AftSr ckon,s.yy
ana yelling like mad demons, they cnms ~.
with watchmen B0ze and Everett Who inv,,sSS
them TO stack ship" and scoms tor bot fssiies
them, they put on more sail. ineresssd th.s.
yelis and behaved 30 badly that The trio vsrs
bearded, captured and locked IN. Yes.erssv
morning they were called before the Mavoy
ana held to hail for their better behay ior.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ To the Lovers Of Good Eating. To
enjoy the good things of life, without fear OF en-
tniinx upon oneself that worst of all complaints.
nysrepsia, generally produced by too indiscrlmi-
note yncnis enee N eating everything, procure q
supply Of "BAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS."
aud use IL iud ciousy and ,ou need never fear hay
ing Dyspepsia. II considered the best Tonic now
IN use. and acts admirably as an anti. dyspeptic.
Co. FISHER & WINSTON. in this city, have
them for sale, and all other prominent Druggists
elsewhere in Virg nia Orders filled by addressing
+. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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Doiag WeH- The negro man Frank Seiden.
the theatre, last Saturday night AID badly
fractured both legs, was doing a. well q couid
De expected, yesterday morning. Dr. 3. Ma
son. the resident physician Of the College In.
urinary, where the patient 10 now undsr treat.
ment, thinks there are hopes Of his yscoyery.
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AS MOND As already announced To- yos,
sm very respectfully Candidate Tor the vacant Of
fee Of CoN ATTORNEY, IN
the t,3rcan Court OF Soar e!ty. My course among
,os for ,Ac last eighteen years must speak ior
II self.
EAsa ssill candidate for practice IA all the Courts
held IN our CITY prepare deeds and other writ
in af al Kinds siye oral advice and written
opinions. collect and secure claims, and discharge
lsuo1ice business Of all sorts and the datIes ofa
NOTARY PUBLIC. for this city aud the county of
Henftco. lau 3e-lmI X. b. MINOR.
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- To rnE yoTERSoFTHE CITY

1>~l~a OF klCHAOND.-I hereby respectfully
announce M, self n candidate for the Office of AT
TORNEX FOR THE COM MON " EAbTH, IN the
Circuit Court of this city which has Just been made
vacant 10y the resignation of MARaApUkE JOHN
SON, Esg.
au 26-im" IITTLET0S TAZEW ELL.
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FAST RUNNING.-On the Cen tral Railroad,
night before last, there was some Of the tallest
travelling that ever occurred on any railroad.
The Cincinnati Express, which left this city
at II p. M, on arriving near Town Line, fifteen
miles from Buffalo, could go no farther in
consequence of q fire in some wood piles on
the track. The engineer, Matthias Erhardt,
on the north track, and started again. At
Town Line they met the mail train from New
York city on time. Having lost considerable
time in backing up and changing tracks, En-
hardt determined to make it up again. And
he did it. He made the run from Town Line
to Rochester, fifty -four miles, in sixty min
utes, made two stops, and took in wood aad
water at Batavia. This was over a mife a
minute and the fastest time for the number
of miles run ever accomplished by any road
in the Union that we ever heard Of.-B.6aio
Courier, ID.
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9sfee PLAN Or ihE L0TTEAHs IA
ho.s namssi. on &.
slips Of paper, are encirced with small I'm tubses
anf Ths Isa 1Pd P.es ssr, printed and sssr-
cled, are placed in another vheei. l
s S% he ssss ssP j sss !:
tune Prize 10 drawn from the other wheel. The
e sIS as
missioners the Prize beins placed axsnss The num-
bsr drawn The operation 10 rspsassd antil oil the
rlsis1 Ars.osra.Tros OK @ T Tfsrz.s-Ths swo yrsssdlas
and the two succseding Nnnbers g IT, drs..
ss fisi fss.s =: &.
No. No. - dl:s: !as Pils:: .So:. fists.. :Ss,
and sns1. SO @ on, according 10 The above schsms
The 5000 Prisss of e0 viii be detArns4sd b tho
s EI.. s1!s q :as saTss N; sa:s
Where .is Number ends ln VIM g :aaIlsd e 90:
TicEsss I where where the Number end i. .iii Is ssii-
tied TO SD, and % on TOO. p..... .-.-..
= Ths Msass.Is ri f5iP.sd e Gsr.sesss. "a q r.sl.
.sss q .hIeh Z .Ss rsE y '0'' =
c:isIAssss q Pssfass of,s z TAGls ~ Tis.ss-4-.ss
u E'sSsS ..e,s s..... o.: y
In ordering Ticket. 2, S.'siS.t.s:. ssl:ss =.
rcceipt Of which they win = foswas6e9 ~ Afss
mail. Purchasers can have Tickst1 en9l4G n any
htFHss: X: LEX LEX y ,b b.::. Ss:'s ssns. =.
sent 10 purchasers imnedistely sfler - eWylns.
In future our Single Member LOtteupe vi ossw
ever Saturday thfous host ~ yeags -
Oar Three Number ICttssles ars araIe So9g. -.
Address orders for TieAsss 0f CefunsstSs - -
above Schemes 70 - - -
zsss EsssS 28s rP9sSs g. g. ':: Ss go, :
"a 4 liat Of Tie numhsTs sbse 80 dse9ns he4
the Wheel, With the AMOUNT q ne fpsa ~ -.
Srsvins In the fol)osins pessn Ankn conssi-
tnticnsliss, Noble RsgietsL Esehul1 0Ap4sss.
r,nn. - Nsr Yorf fimss 7f - 81
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Rattle Ssake.-A friend sent NJ yesterdax
afternoon the rattles taken from rnttle snsSss
which was killed on Byrd street, near o,h.
and q button, and the reptile IL saiel 10 hSvs
been large one for Its age. How Il. came tn
the city, we are unable to say Posoiblv il
was brought from the mountains II 4 canal
boat, and made its escape after reaching Rich.
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nA Mrs. J. A. Williams, VI. d.. offers her
services TO those of her own SEX and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention gwen to the manas ment OF
female diseases, and dispacements.
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post Office. Box Sf.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va. au4-2mf
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~ Baths. Raths!. Baths !-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily, from o'clock.
A. NJ, to hall past 9, +. NJ. at the Hair Cutting
SHAVING and Shampoong Room. under the Ame-
Iican Hotel. Entrance on 1lth street. Single Bath
rs cents. or Ave tickets for 81.
au 29-ts H, C. H0BGON
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ma Licorice. In Mass and Stick, Of the best
quality.
GUM ARABIC tgenuine), for Tobacconists.
TONQUA BEANS-Anga astura, Black and Crys-
taized.
OLIVE OIL, in glass, Of new crop. In store and
for sale low by J. PITFIELD GEORGE
In NJ. Blair and Co.'s Building, Corner
my-6m 18th and carysts
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- ToTnE VOTERS OF TIE CITY

g. or RfCHMOND.-I hereby respectfully
announce myself q candidate for the office of
COMMONWEALf H'S ATTORNEY, for the Cir
cG, Coprt of the CITY of Richmond, made vacant
by the resi- gnation OF MARaGBUxs JOHNSON. Esq.
25-tde JAMES X. CRENSHAW.
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LIST OF SUIcIDEs.-The New York Times
has published q list of suicides which have
been recorded in the papers of the United
States during the last six weeks. The num-
Der is fifty three in which life was actually
taken, and twenty more unsuccessful at
tempts. Domestic trouble was the cause in q
majority ofVhe cases, and straitened circum-
stances and disappointments in business led
to what coroners' juries call the crash acr' in
others
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Old Sfonaehie-It is generally a bad sign to
see professed cold water man indulgfng too
freely in stomachics, such IN extract OF ia
maica ginger or any Of the fashionable Bit
ters put up in good brandy to make them
keep. When tonice like these are constantly
required. depend upon 1t the imbiber wouid
not hesitate to take . emile of the O-be-Joyfui,
if a sly opportunity were to offer. In Rockets
resides a worthy man, who, finding at one time
that his cups were affecting him, resolved 70 give
up stron drink and join the tee total society
For several weeks he stuck to his pledge, and his
wife and little ones became joyous and happy.
and very soon the tee-totaler became 90 much
addicted to cramps in the stomach that he
found il necessary to resort to Jamaica ginger
at least three times day. His wife having
her wsrst fears aroused, kept an eye upon her
lord. and finding that he carried bottle
in his pocket. chided him about 1t. Draw
ing out the vessel, which was labeled 'gin-
eero the husband declared that the Doc
tor had recommended II az essential 10 health.
Not satisfied with the explanation, the wife
continued her watch, and finding her good
man completely overcome, when he returned
home last Saturday night, stored hirp away 70
sober off. Next morning, when be awoke, De
accused the wife Of robbing him OF his pocket
book, which so much incensed her, that she
knocked him down, gave him good dfub-
bing and then calling IN the Deighbors, ex.
hibited the Jamaica ginger bottle more fnan
half full Of as good "Bourb0uo as ever camp
ened the whistle Of weayied clod- d-knocker.--
OF course this settled the Temperance queS-
ton. and made the detected party own INA. 10
taking ginger he had fallen into his old naoaI
Of imbibing something worse
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Vicious Dcg-Complaint was made 10 the
Mayor yesterday. Of vicious dog going ct
large in the streets, and attempting 70 blie
boy, and orders were issued 10 have the canine
savage put to death ~ speedily as possible.
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Nesc Pocs. .Hcsss Objections are maze oy
some Of the Church Hillers 70 conyeInne
aBelleyue Hospitaln into the foos-nouss.
inst as though the class OF inmates oes.gnso
Tor II would Be moro 0bjecttonapae INN osneI
inyalids of the hospital. In the present pooI-
house nine-tenths Of the panpefs ~ Unable 70
wait upon themselvees and ~ !emslnsne sensn
are too feeble TO act - nuJees. Ine Oaty Coun-
eli. IN al PROBABILITY, win not determine 20
hniid 4 poor-ho for sometime 70 come, and
when they do, they will Be compelled - build
Il On the suburbs, or raise hornets nest
about their eers IN eeiecting . site, for very
few uetehboThoods will b. willing 70 have the
naupsrs Ia their midst; but why they shonl1
object to hospital for blacks and vhitse. m.
der the control Of the city, and yet tolerate one
under individual control Ne cannot see.--
Alms-houses and prisons should always b 10.
eated In thickiy settled ueighhoShoodA and
shoHld be 20 managed - TO be entirely unon'
jectionabae TO the mcet hsttdtone. Ihta eeu
readily BE- effected by ths Copnci1 a1d viii q
II . new house u deeided upop. aeye CALL
ed attention 70 Hsl3evue HcepttAl heeA1aa
from In location, tAe city oouM eonyeS&
bar ~. at aunllaxp1neos 1f u ehou5e IL u.
lsctsd, sYraneoulenf r. viii - na6e - lgeys.s
pARpera nom slfolling ahoat - e11seee ~ r.. r
fhsy have Ken dciAk 3 - arneyaAse a 80
zsEs gcnfrally & ssl
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JAMES 6. McxNDREw, e
de8-H 8. Pins street. Now York.

n. Removal. ..W. leigh Burton, Dentist.
~ sSss: ss e ssaf .s sstsi % sa'
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AN HONEST MAK.-When railways were 10
their infancy in England IL was supposed that
they would iniure the estates through which
or near which they ran, and the English Cab
met Minister, Mr.. Labouehere's mther, rs-
ceived the compensation Of e15V.000 Tor an
imaginary detriment of this sort. After nis
death his son, finding that there was no inJu-
ry TO The estate from the vicinity Cf the rail-
way, but the contrary, refunded the el6o.o0o.
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An Ugly Hole, in the centre Of the carriage.
way OF Main street, near 9th, needs hllinr up
At once, unless 1t is to be reserved as . trap TO
break vehicles and cripple horses.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

lS TO THE VOTERS OF The CITY
ss>~Ga OF ACCOMMODATIONS JoBx-
.oy, EsS; havin, resi sned the Office Of COM MON.
WEAbTH'S ATTORNEY, for the Circuit Court
Of the Ci'y Of Richmond, | hcrebyii nnee my
SELF = candidate for said ofiice. -
Sc s-lm' FRANkb N HoAaS,
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

DR. CRESSHAW'S OFFICE is
Ga removed TO Main street, opposite the
American Hotel. sc 5-lwt
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ROOFING THE VICTORIA BRIDGE.-On FRIDAY
afternoon, several members of the press, at the
invitation of Mr.. u. J. Martineau the con-
tractor for the roofing, proceeded to witness
the process. Ascending the roof Of the pom
derous tubes-which, by the way, is constr
ed of wood upon an iron bascment-they pro-
ceeded along the narrow causeway that rests
upon its summit out beyond the sixth tier, to
where Mr.. Martineau's men are engaged in
Timing the largest roof in the world About
ten plates are soldered together, and by a pecu-
liar process are nailed by strips of tin to the
root, having previously been tapped by ridges
to corresponding strips of soldered plates
These ridges, about one inch high, extend from
the top to the bottom or edge OF the roof and
are SO constructed that they expand or con-
tract with the tubes upon which they rest
Another popularity in the process is that
they are perfectly water-tight not lap or nail
being seen over the whole extent of the roof
Mr.. Martineau will use about 400 boxes ozier
bed plates. A great number of tradesmen, many
from the United States, rendered for the work
but the report of the engineers, after wit
Messing the peculiar advantages of the "stand-
ing-groove' roof, awarded the undertaking to
Mr. Martineau. The locomotive a small one,
employed in conveying the iron plates to the
the writer had left the roof. There was scarce
ly any vibration perceptible; nothing but the
rumbling sound occasioned by the passage of
a train through tunnel. Workmen are now
engaged in laying the heavy, solid, permanent
track in the in terror of the bridge, and taking
up the old one.-MontyeaI Herald, Aug. 90.
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Drnak.-Jerry Sullivan, arrested for being
drunk In the street, was reprimanded BY the
Mayor yesterday and discharged
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PoLI r1CAL DISTURBANCE AT L8AvK1-
woRTH.--A collision between the Democrats
and Republicans occurred at Leavsnwortn,
K r., on Saturday night. The RepunHcans
were holding meeting 1T the intersection of
two streets. when = 0emocratic tOrch-hgnt
procession attempted 10 pass through, ana :
general melee ensued. One Uan Nne eeos sno
soxne ave or six wars Wouuded.
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n HAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
-. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va.Having fitted up a FOUNDRY at
the above place, am now prepared to execute all
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
INGS, at the shortest notice, and cheaper than
ANY other establishment South of Baltimore. Also
GAHRErTS PATENF ANTI-FRICTlON AND
BAbBITiS METAL, for sale at reduced prices.
\. B.Hghest CASH PRICES paid ior OLD
METALS and taken in EXCHANGE for new.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMNISSION MERCHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUAN0, Ruffin's
PH0SPHO. GCAN0, PLASTER, &c. Particu-
lar sttenIon paid 70 the sale of all kinds of coun-
try produce" HEAT, CORN, FLOUR, To-
BACCO, OATS. &c.
have made arrangements with Mr.. JSo. NJ. SHEP-
PARp, jI., one OF the best judges and salesmen of
tobacco IN the city, to attend to the sale of all to-
bacco cOnss med tu me.
return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal PATRONAGE heretofore bestowed upon me,
and hope, bg strict attention to business, merit
a continuance of the same. I9-d& w3m
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4 uGrsON CARD.-The subscriber offers his
:, services as AUCTI0NEER To the citizens of
richmond and the public generally, pied sing his
palhcuiaT attention 90 all sales entrusted to his
caro-, feeling assured his experience as an Aucl
axe. = ' A"N
NAN street-entrance IN the alley.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

poTTS, FARLEY d. CO.,
IROCERS, COMMISSI0N AND
fEEhWARDING MERCHANTS,
-'eafaS opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary St.,
s., Richmond, Va.
ys?Reelal attention gwen 10 the sale of TOBACCO,
ssrsEs AI, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
-N' 'aAo1s made on cons gnnents.
RIcHf,bb B. bDF DfFa,RsLEY Late of Petersburg.
Benny y. WILLIAMS, Late of Norfolk.
JAs. b. MARSHALL, Late of Petersburg.