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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

NEW BuLDNes.-For the past twelve
months ending the Is. Of June, there wero ,ixtv
valued BY the City Assessor, D. Nj. Miller. ESQ at
S3O8,0O0. One of these is estimated to be worth
800 600, two at $4,000 each, at $4,000, two
at $4,000 each, two at 1000 each, and the re.
mainder at sums ranging from s. 900 to s., ,00O.-
From the many improvement. made In stores and
private dwellings, We have very little doubt that
ct least 100000 were expended in that wsv
though but small portion of it was taken into
the account of the Assessor, IN getting q list of
taxable property.
There are now q number of handsome buiIdinss
going up, and the prospects are that the next an
nual report will show large Increase in valuable
tenements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

Is FoR Decentralization Long, for a
long time known to the police as = turbulent man,
made his appearance before the Mayor yesterday
for beating his wife. Mrs Long said she had borne
Longs cruelty till she could bear II longer, and
that she Was nowIconpeledltos sssklthat protection
from the court which she should have sought long
time ago. She ioDged to get rid Of Loug, to whom
she had been married not very long-about six
never wanted to lay eyes upon him
again as long ~ she lived. The Mayor hold him
TO bail for his good behavior.
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S "LIFs INsURAscr-L,vu Ins

RANcs Parents and guardians should consider the
inipoItasce OF iDsuring their lives. "The Mutual
BENEFIT Life Insurance Company have maid in Viz.
ginia nearly San,@k. Over one hundred and TWEEN
" Thousand has been paid IT Tie agency in hjch-
mond aud several families now mainly support
cd by the money thus paid them, The cost of In
surance Is much less than is generally supposed.
one half the premium is required in cash Diyi-
paid ;he insured while living. Ii has made one div.
Mend OF 80, one OF 32 ten of 35 and in July last it
was 40 per cent.
No Company il superior 70 this
Or A Snead, DR. st George Peschy, Medical Ex-
amipers KNOWLES WALFORD.
le i5-5t
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a- The GREAT VIRGINIA RzErpY,


PkTERs' INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR 0ONoR-
KHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great american Remedy, containing no Ner.
eurial or Bslsamic properties, excels everything
heretofore OeToc the public, in its curative reso
taIVe aud rshoy6tlng powers; and the medical
Word are astonisheG when told that the above re-
nedy viii cure the above diseases, and copfouEded
when they have occusr demonstrations Of the fscts
8ut the proprietor. who has known of the remedy
tcr twenty odd years, has known of case of twenty
Years standing to be restored TO perfect health and
sl other cases Of shorter duration TO be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case OF GonorrhHa which the remedy will not
cure provided the directions are carried ont with
prudence on the part Of the patent and to eny o9e
purchasing half a dozen bottles ant using accord
ingly, in his OF her case he guarantees a perfect
cHre and in Gaze of failure, will furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure
through It's agents; and care will BE effected with
ont Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS ApPBRS0N, Drusgists
Agents for the city of EcnmonG,
Qe tU-5El% NO. 20l Rrtai nt.
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DESERVED COMPLIMENT. Our readers hav,
doubtless seen, with qualification, the tender OF {
Complimentary Concert, to Mr.. J. p. HASLoS o
this city, as q partial remuneration for his ardu
labors and valuable services at charitable con
certs. Mr.. ii. isone Of the most popular ballad
siRgers that wo know Of and II he consents TO give
an sntsrtainneut at Mechanics Institute Hall
ss he ought to do, there can be no doubt that h
will have . crowded aud fashionable audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

INDEPENDENCE DAY. - Several Sabbath
School Teachers are in favor OF having a graud
rally Of Sunday school scholars. on the Capitol
Square, on the morning of the 4th of July and II
proper efforts are made we have no doubt that the
rally may be a general one. By assembling at an
early hour, the declaration of indepe ndence could
be read and one or two national airs sung before
breakfast, so that the little folk would not be sx-
posed to the heat of the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

A TREspAssER.-Richard Maloney made
MS appearance before the Mayor yesterday to an.
swer the charge Of asssultiug and beating Mrs.
Ann Camp, in her own house, tho sfternoon be.
,ofe' MRS 9. testified, that Aaloney's little sop
kicked her dog which was lying at her door. and
that the dog bit the little fellow, a. might hays
been e1pactsd. When Maloney returned home
ana an heard ofthe circumstances, without appealing
70 tne ,aW, ne armed himself with an iron shovel.
rushed into Mrs. C g house, rudeIy nnsbsd hn,
ABOUT, and being Joined by Mrs. Powers, treated
nsr so shamefully that she had to call on the law
Tor protection. Dick declared that his only obiset
was TO Kill the dog, which he did, and as he had
90 witnesses to disprove what had been said of
min, he was held to bail for his good behavior.
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BEAUTY AND BoorY are the awards of ali

BEAUTY AND Booty are the awards of all
who visit the Clay Street Church Fair, now In sue
cessful operation. At each table are to be seon a
bevy Of heart breakers, who with sparkling eyes
and bewitchiDg smiles, eDchain the attention Of
every visitor. until his vision takes in the abun-
dant feast before him. aud hs hands instinctively
draw forth his purse and peur out his "shiDers,"
happy indeed that they contribute to so ~or.
thy cause. lady friend, who is patron of all
fairs, assures us that the one a. Clay street IL
equal to the best, and knoO that the refresh
ments are most inviting, particularly the ices, we
take pleasure In saying to our readers go aud try
them -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

CAD RESULT OF PLAYING WITH FfaEARas-4 Bro.
ther htusd.-A melancholy occurrence took placs
at l32 Not. street yestsrday afternoon, Ia csn,s-
qzencs OF the careless nss Of firearms 1t appears
that tive brothers, Germans named Theodore and
Anthon Trail, were about starting for Hsbokeu ON
a Eunsing excursion, whom Aathou caught IN n
muskst, and pointing it carslsssly at his b-othar
exclaimed, 81 will shoot you; lock out" HardIr
bad the words escaped bis lips when tho wespon
went of with loud report, taking effect In tb.
neck OF tho unsuspectiog victim. Theodore in
sfantiy fell to tho floor, ahd died in q few min tes,
without utssring word. On seeing wha: misch iet
he had done, Anthon few to the side of his pros.
trate brother and called for assistancs, but all
msdcai aid proved of little avail; the carotid ar.
tory had been severed, and death took place be.
Zero ths surgeon arrived. Aalhon then rave him
self up to the poics, declaring that hs had no io.
testion whatever of injuring the deceased, sud
that ths affair was purely accidental. Coroner
o'keefls soon afterwards arrived upon the ground.
and held an inquest upon the body of deceased.
whom the jury rendered . verdict OF accidental
death, without attaching any blause to the prison
er. The Coroner thersupon discharged Althon
from custody, at the same tims war ming him to be
more careful in future and not make plsy tbinr
OF deadly weapon. The young man (for he was only
twenty years old) wept bitterly at the misery he
bad caused, and declared that hs could never for.
give hinssf for having thus taken away the life Of
loud and sffsctlonate brother. Deceased wa,
about eighteen years OF age. The sad affair csussa
quite an excitement in the neighborhood. and
much sympathy was expressed for poor Anthou.
who was we'll nigh distracted with grief-N. y.
R1-dd.
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EFg- DISEASED
sIDR.
HRRAsT

EYES, ETO
boHsoa county, Va
M yife has besn tor years afflicted with great
a ak aas pain 10 tire side, breast and back. ralpi.
iscu oi the heart; feehleness OF the nervous sys.
fs- jo~s 81 appetite; compiler oa sallow: tie Vt eht
i. ...s eye almost gone, she other very weak l am
rltAs-i 60 say Hsmpton's Tuotu-e has restored her
l. perfect nsasith, Her eyes are as good now ever
RHEUMATISM 2s YEARS.
Wa + Rnswell az Virginia, suffered from Rhen.
90 ssg from her l2th 10 her alth year OF age: at
macs -eUiirey helpless. Being wealthy, she EN-
p f.,ad the hosi medical attention. and tried many
n..'tiges, bB' was cured only by hampsons Tege-
ts4s raCfsF>.
tfauiredS sill testify Of cures On themselves and
fin. ls an ~ all other remedieh have failed
FEMALES AND CHILDREN
-tis Tincture will be fogud great medicine for
8 t.tr GiseAses
SF- Cali and get Pamphlets and see cures.
ia II PURCELL, EADD CO, Richmond; by
lr COOKE Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
i astersbarg; by MORTIMER 4 M0WBkAY
f. anore. snd bI pruggists aad shop-i.espers
tf~ryWhera.
sa 81 rer bottle; six bottles for e5.
mg iS-SkSss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aG- GnAsD ExnrHsrIos-Farp--A,

kN- GRASD ExRfBfTIoN--FRrR--
.rsoS :, "hiiehurat,s Old Gailery,l II MAia st.
None, the Holy Land, Pnis or London. for he "a
Constantly receiving views which are moro parfect
thsg sciantfsc men ever dreamed af for the per
sr ave ia perfect The finest ssataary In the world
sTnrqs Z M life; views by gas light: views of the
moon The Shoie fos exhibition aud for sale. Call
sol tho1l.
rb)toeraphs For ST.
,mbgotyn"s ffom 81 cite upwsrda
i'stenes lie $40. oopEd or taken from life
rar zs~fm
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TrIrcf The Mavnr will 6rI

BArHING-Thc Mayor will find it ne
cessary to station of bis police the pump
house to prevent boys aud young mon from bath.
ing In the James River and Kanawha Canal, and
exposing their nude persons to ladies aad others
who visit Hollywood Cemetery, or have occasion
to pass along the Canal.
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sas"To Mzso1.Nrs.--The advertise

kss"To MEaonANrs.-The advertiser
1uAi'n5 n obtain charge Of the Books of Ave
- obAcrO Manufacturers OF others. who do
| 1iapicy the constant services Of a Book Keeper
Nv would Ike to have permanent situstion in a
- i''use- In the meanwhile he continues 70
@ ms attention 80 writing mp aud adjusting
, - ana Accounts and will thank the Communi
y any business they nlay give him.
Aelers 10 Metsrs John and David " Walker
rssFs messie sinith, Now YORK
M HUBBARD MITCHELL,
Accountant. Walkers Factory,
7th. between Aain aud Cary street.
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kg- pIoruEss! PlorogRsll prorunusl,l

1.Ic.fuily call attention 20 the following styles
ffinfse now gotten up AT q w MINNIE PHo-
.'.AFH and FfsE Art GALLERY, lg7 Main street-
y '.oR raphs taken from life, email pictures and
' yea 20 life, or emaiier sizes and c9lored in OIL
'tidg spFgking and beautiful Portraits Photo
~ INK, making soft and delicate finish really
II''a-lhR, aud AkBRorYPEs ia every style Of 1nish
'' Vi very reasonable terms. my rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

lIIdH CoMPLIa.sT.- Rev. Henry A. Wise, Jr, of
Richmond, preached In Philadelphia on Sunday
last. The Gazette, notices his sermon asd style of
delivery as follows:
Speaking without notes, he was free fror, that
Stiffness that too often characterises a written
discourse. the more impsssioued parts of which.
when read, we are compelled to know were pre-.
pared in the closet, with great csImness and de-
liberation His action and gestures wsrs graceful,
while his countenance showed most fseliugly tie
play of every thought. His language, hswsvsr,
was most remarkable, both for the abundance Of
hgures and illustrations aud the apt selection of
words. or illustrations, there were often Eve or
six in succession, each more forcibls than the
other, but never stopping the progression Of
thought by an anti-cliMax, danger difficult TO
avoid, sad from which he was entirely free. His
voice was pleasing and we'll controlled. and hi.
reading OF the Eaistle, the only part OF the SER
vice he read, gave much sstistac ton as his
preaching We have no hesitation in pronouncing
him one OF the most eloquent pulpi. orators we
have ever listened to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

COUNTRY JAUNTs -Neighborhoo par
ties being formed for pleasure trips to the
country, on the 4th of July, aud many others will
be made up before the day arrives. 10 the city
where scarcely breath Of fresh air can DO had
the day will necessarily drag heavily with the
massss, who have no means of employment or
amusement. To all such pic mic, hsh fry OF
pleasure ride will be refreshing, II excessive in'
duigences are avoided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

ETfgssH I4xEoEzs.-I have Just re-
",et, by Adsms' Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
-tELlIE8, hich viii be applied upon most reason.
t+.s teTn!s
? t.-0uppfng and Leeching prcmptly attended
y Can se oGGd at all hourE Of the day, at the Hair
JressiIg IleoTa under the American Hotol and 81
hight ou sth street French Garden Hill.
ny 25-ts =. @. BCBBoN
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THx McDoNoUGH EsfATR.-We learn from the
New Orleans papers, that the Comm issioners have
hnally settled up the trust coDfded 10 them, and
are now on their return to Baltimore, to give an
account Of their "stewardship." II 10 said that
the amount baltimore city will receive from the
estate will reach nearly $900, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

KIDNAPPING Sarah Ann Williams, the
Delaware Kidnapped nsgrsss, Who was brought
here three weeks ego to be sold ~ slave, but
Who has since established her freedom, Was before
tho Mayor yesterday, and will bs sent beck TO her
native State In the course Of few days.
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Agents for the city of Eicnmond,
de t0--5mS No. 2Ol Bread at
sss-DR. DgIoKss offers his profes

EH.DR. DaIOKBN offers his profes-
sionai services ia all cases II ssckneSs OF SLAVES
and OF MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS of the same An ex-
perenae'of more than twelve years, (haviug gradua
ted IN lsi7.l Justifes him in believing that he is
entitled to the confidence of those who may need
his services.
, e4-Uthce at the The General Insurance Office"
Pearl street. next to ID Hacho, lust below Ex.
change Hotel. where he may be found during the
day, and a. night at his resdence, on Leigh street.
between I'd an Sd lie l-2m
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SxF- BArHs, BATHS, BATHS.

NOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
e a - had daiiy-froIn o'clock, A n, until TO- |
al tis American Hair Cutting, Shaving, sham
\ : aud Bathin2 Saoon. under the Americap
entrance on nth street.
- single Bath u cents; or five tickets for 81.
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ELIcfHp PREsDsrr.-Richard g. ellison. Esq.,
formerly OF Emittsburg, Frederick comfy, MO-,
but residing for the past year at Kinawood, Pres
ton county, Va, has lately been elected president
Of the North western Virginia College, Al ClarAss
burg, Harrison county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

UARvysrrHo has commenced In ear
nest. and the prospects for large yield Of wheat
are most encouraging. Some Of our ncighborhood
farmers. Who have heretofore reaped small crops,
INFORM us that their hslds, this season, will yield
from twenty to thirty bushels TO the acre.
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DEATH By LIGHTsISa.-Ths schooner Il. Water.
man, Capt Chadwick, was struck by lightning,
Friday evening last, while lying at anchor In our
barbor, and q man named Francis Schramsr, O
native OF Bremen, but more recently from Charles
ton, 8. C 4, was instantly killed The vessel. sus.
tained no serious damage. hog on tho deck was
also killed.-Beattfcrt, ~ c., Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

DlsxIsHD. warrant against Daniel
Csbbost for threatening violence 70 Robsrs J.
Waddill, vas diamtssed BY the Mayor, at the roe
auest Of Mr.. W., who did not desire TO see the 90.
cusod prosecuted.
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TEEP COOL AND PLEAsANT.-ROT

N AND COLD SHOWER BATHS.-The under.
signed mos: respectfully informs the citizens OF
Richmond that he has erected one of the most ex.
tensive establishments in the city, where gentle.
men can be accommodated in all business hours,
with all the modern improvements OF a Bathing
uouBe.
He most respectfully calls the attention of bis old
patrons TO this new addition 20 his establish
ment, As he has gene to great expense to make his
Hair Cutting and Shaving Emporium. compete, If
not to excoll any other place Of The kra in Rich
mond
He pridee himself especially In The art OF DYEING
WUlSKEKS. for proof of which he inv iteB trial
He most respectfully makes his Jo'c 10 his nuIner
Gus customers Tor past ayors, and invites them TO
call at bie BAZAAR Of FASHION, on Main street
between 18th and 18th streets, the Ol Market
Your most obcdient servant.
te sims ROBERT FRANCIS.
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THROWING Rocks. Brown, negro
hoy ~as avictsd of throwing ssonesin the Asfsey
aad ordered 70 b. logged.
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MoCoRMAcK's RsApnKi is to be nut i

"OO0HMhON NnAFhH II 60 U6 put IN
operation at "Paddy's Retreat,"-Mr P Johsston's
farm-adjoining Oakwood Cemetery, this sfser.
invited to see 1t. Worldwide ss Is the reputation
OF this Reaper and Mower, no one will need sps-
cial invitation to witness the facility with which
II cuts down wheat and rye. The agent will be
present to give any information that may be needs
ed, and commission merchants should be on the
ground. We have no doubt that Mr. Johs sston will
take pleasure In showing 'Sir John Fastaff" and
bis other pigs, which Of themselves are worth the
trip to Remember the hour, o'clock, P. M.
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E~ ARTIrretsl TAsrH-THx Cpro.

fhO1Ak %AhIH--AHE GEEo-
PLASTIC PRocKss.--3 JONEs pxNrrsr hav.n~
purchased the szeias;pe rssht for tho sho,s
mode OF making TEETH ard aster ,s,;ao q s, ss ~
.2 II In the most d1csf casss ,sSeTs MIR S,,;~,
Ada f1'te is entirely sat,sfea ar s a6soyg- ss,Sy,
therefore. with confidence r,sosmment 4, 10 III
ma efull partial seth Of teeth and ,s,ee,a
" 70 such ds may BE- lSs,sied ,rifh fhoss ~, ~.
'aoto usST0 In this nroccss 70 m nS ,ha - -! {
,he gold plate are renovef44the suction bsino mr.
ct secures comfort aud sta5l,is ta he a. III
teeth being embodied in the ,etsl the G1f Is Tcin
aeu from unPer or between them; they are there
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Beeause of several
typographical errors which occurred 10 the
names OF ths Committee appointed to solicit do.
nations Tor building new Orphan Asylum, asd
VINO are to meet at the Office OF Messrs. Isaacs 4
taylor, hs 1ftera00H, At O'Clock, We rs.pubIish
thsm this morning. and earnestly request ssch
msmber to be present:
monroe Hdrd.-Mar maduke johnson, John l.
saeon, 81 David saunders, James Themas, Jr Grif-
WDsVoss, B " Haxali, Vim Tayior.
Madison Ward -Tbos August, James II Grant
Le"IsD Ctenshaw, Philip Rahm, B X Wexford,
Hnsn Fry, John Ballard, VIM III Belts, RR
ther Libby, Coraelius Crew, Miles Turpin. Jo.snh
Brnmmel, John GreaDor. James NJ Talbot. Wm U
G~athmsy, W W Parker.
Each oommitteemas should be punctual to the
nour, 50 as to ensure prompt action
BLooDED SroCK.-The owners and raj
ssrs OF b'ooded stock, In this section of yirv;p;.
are talking of getting mp large stakes to be ruu
iof IN 1908. over the Ashland Course, aud ar. be-
ginning to nnd, that IL they wish to maintain ~.
reputation Of their horses, at moderate exne.s.
tney must induce turfmen OF other States to come
70 old virginia, instead of doing all the TRAVELLING
themselves For years past the sport In New York
aas . oesa MADE ny virginia horses running against
each other; and in South Carolina, Georgis, Ala.
oams and Louisiana, the Virginia stables have
Dsen present to do their part while the racing on
no1 OWL tracks nave been comparatively poor. bee
o..s Oh ,hs iact that her best horses we're absent
or preparing to mako visit, or too much tstivued
from travel to take 4 hand In the fight. Ofconrse
our Jockey Clubs are to blame for this. In great
measure, because they have held out no induce
aeu's n ,a tns way OF purses, to entice strangers
mere. Bnt the Ashland Cinb NAV now renssss
tnis, oy getting up State Post stakeskky sT.TN
subscription, 5000 forfeit the Club to add $4,000 n
Two or more start, four mile heats and the race to
se @ run neSs isIi or the followirg spring II this
q E-l,k
90 ootslned and then by giving liberal purses for
the os'ance OF the week, stables from ali quarters
wou,u meet hers and Virginia would become the
OF the Uoion. 'o''s'
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IICrHsED.-Rsv. Arthur Mitchell,
pastor of the third Presby tsrian Church, was II.
censed by the Hastings Court to celebrate the
rites OF matrimony. he having entered into the
usual bond as required BY law
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MARBLE WORKS.

JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURERS OF ITALIAN AND AMERIs
CAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TOKBS, HEAD PIECES, fC,
Of erery Style or Design.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard between 5.h aud 6sh streets on Main. and ex-
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North or South, VII ich will
sell as low any establishment In this city or
elsewhere. Jc 7-3u
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PEAoHEs.-The steamship Nashville, from Charles.
ton, brought the first peaches of the season to-
day:-four boxes from the orchard of James Pur.
Wis Kalmia. They were sold by tho consignee for
x59-a high price.
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1859. SPRING GOODS. 1869.
DOGGETT a. ANDRRHON--Dealers in
1869.

II Paper Haneings, Mattngs, OIL Cloths, Curtain
0oeds Window shades, Beds, Mattrasses, 40. cor
rer OF Governor and franklin streets-Have re-
ceiyed large and selected stock for the Spring
Trade, TO which they invite the attention Of buyers
Intending TO offer such Inducements TO purchasers
that great bargain may be realized. Ne are also
prepared TO execute Paper Hanging and Upholetef-
Ing In tho city or country. promptly. by the best
WOrkmeE. an l-am
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Ne WILLIAM ?. NL.Yo,

-A' Of BinioF4, Mayo 4 Blair, is interested IN .he
husintss Of
h. WATKINS t. FICkLEN,
E'o ne may siways be found prepared to offer his
friehdsHnd those If his late firm
AAa1E, ELEGANT AND KNTtkkLY
NEW sTOCK Of DRY G0CDS.
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sr- BsxsETT's DIARRH1. KILLER

4 ,itive and speedy cure for DiarrhGa. Cholera
y rlls summer Complaint, Cholic, Cholera Infan'
Ilis valuable remedy has been for over ten years
- = the public.
L e4s beeu used and tested in one thousand caaes
'4."ut DiarI hora. and Ia no instance ever failed
ares, the disease.
sa-iie- shoaid always be supplied for cages Of
lrrReuCy.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
sale by FISHER 4 WINeT0N,
Druggists. No. I25 Main St, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-17

A NTHRACITE COAL.-I will sell du-
y ring the month Of May, choice Red and White
Ash 1T the low price of 81 50 per cart load 50 per
long ton, delivered. Tobacconiss and others using
large quantities. should embrace this Opportunity
and procure their supplies.
All orders enclosed TO my address. through the
postoace or left AT my office, corner l7 and Dock
streets, will be promptly attended 10. Frms cash.
my 3-fm WHIT ROBERTS.