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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-19

UEvvY Loss.-John Boring, from Wheeling, Va,
who had the contract for the brick work on the
college TO be erected NJ Bethany, Va, has sue.
tanned heavy oss In consequence OF the late rains.
His kiln, containing about 10000 brick, fell In
and IL total loes.
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DGsr MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIs.-The
unreasonable weather which has been prevailing
for time past is naturally, productive of many
Of those iniammatory ailments which stiiict man
kind. Let all who may be thus attacked provide
themselves with 'HENRY's STIMULATING LINiMENT," ;"
and obtain the relief which it invariably affords
when iudiciously applied The proprietor PAT tieu.
larlv recommends this preparation t. those who are
suffering from PAINS IN THE BACK. and AFFECTIONS
TIE LIVER.
tA- For sale by Meade Baker, Jno ". Gariick,
GrubDs & Appersou, b. L. Thomas and others
PURCELL d LADD,
my 3l-lms Wholesale Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
@-AcHrLLxs AscoIY NJ n r

9w AcHrLLss AscoLI, M D., Homeo-
pathst llate from New York, and formerly an Allo-
pathio practitioner respectfully soiicis the patro
mage o. the citizens OF Richmond
oWce on 6race street. between 7th and sth.
bS-Ineierences OF the highest respectabity.
a. ~ once every day, tSabbath cay excepted } be-
tween 4 and s o'clock P NJ
NAcc1SATfoN GRATIS TO Tgr pooR everv we5nes
day rbetween and o'clock, PM my I2-ly*
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sgREMovAL.-Dr. LITTLE has remov-
ed his office to corner of dan aud lIth streets one
door below American Hotel. Jc5-lm*
E@-DR. THos. JOHNSON has taken an
office on Main street, the grocery store of viii
son Il Bosher, opposite the Old Market, where his
friends can always find him ready to attend to the
duties of his profession.
All Surgical Operations performed.
RS-Entrance, noZt door to Mr. o A Strecker
ia IN
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campaxx DsersED.-Ths Aatsugasille GA Herald
statss that tive little children Of Mrs White, girls
While ont blsckberrying, we're Heightened hy ~
gro, and In attempting 20 escape AGREES csssk.
were dTawned- There WAS great exensmeas In
the town.
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FOR RgNT-Thcse newly erect

ks:3 ed Brick Tenem"nts, on Cary street. between
ith aud 3tb. They arc well adapted for Grocery
stofea. auY kind ofretail business They contain
rooms. be8dcs the store ROOM and are well adapt
ed Ter the accommodation g! faInil;os having all
cesssry conv vcniarces Possession given immediate
ly. To good tenants, the rent wi!l be Moderate
Apply to T. F. RkGtAND Z CO.,
IA 2l-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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I1HE CENTRAL HOTEL

RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
tuated at the corner of Grace and 9Th streets front
ing the Northwest corner of the Capitol Square, and
near to the Washington Monument, will be in readi
ness TO receive guegts on the LIST January, 1883
The locality in point of coutiguity 10 business,
oeing adjacent to the Capitol Banks, Custom House.
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses, together with its
healthf1lnoss because OF the beautiful promenades
Afforded by the Public Grounds Immediately in front.
rendor at once attractive
With such advantages. the proprietor appreciates
bis res ponsibity in undertaking to the public
70 meet which, he gives assurance OF ample supplies
and thu most assduous attention TO the wants OF all
who NAV favor him with their company.
de 2S-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH, Proprietor.
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A LINK WITH The PAsr.-The Selma (Ala.) Senti-
mel has discovered at Mardisville 10 that State AN
old negro named Jerry, 1O7 years old, who wa.
born the property of Col. Faunileroy, of Kappa
hammock county Va, in 1751. Gen. Washington
while attending Congress in Philadelphia, bought
Jerry for $780, and retained him as his body SER
want until tho close of the Revolution. lie was
then sod at his request, to the owner of his wife,
and by him, sold on the block at Richmond, to Col.
III. P. Watson, with whose son went to the Mexican
war Tho editor adds:
Until within the last year or two, Jerry was
quite active, very Industrious, and made money for
HIMSELF but within the last year or so he has be-
cnme quite decrepid, and il is only with the use
of his crutch and stick that he can move about -
Jerry told us that he at time, felt very reli-
sious but when be went to Mexico and found he
oouid beat the Mexcans 30 easy playing cards, he
lost all his religion. lie is certainly an extraor-
binary old negro-has a most minute and distinct
recollection Of all the scenes Of the Revolution
recoects all the prominent officers, and can give
an excellent description OF their appearaDce-the
color OF the hair, eyes, complexion, and everything
10 connection with them. He thinks Gen Wash
ington was supernatural man-that all his acts
and deeds were under the supor,ision and directed
by Providence. He loves Washington and hates
Arnold. Jerry says he always hated Arnold from
the first time he ever saw him at Trenton, when
dining with Gen. Washington. q
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N~ WALTER HARRISON,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NO 81 LIBERTY ST, NEW YoRK
Continues to practice in all the Courts held in the
city of New York Il also a COMMISSIONER OF
DskDS FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions. acknowledge
ment Of Legal instruments, &c. and business en-
trusted to his care.
REFERS TO
Messrs. 0elrichs Go. New York.
Henry Ludlam, " N'
&lr 9sIrichs l;,ndr 4 dnpFnan' mar Baltimore.
Ludlam Watson, Richmond. Va.
80. Office No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1882
Je g-lmS
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kEESEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
Corner of t2th aud Cary streets.

efn6r DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WHISKEYs and CIGARS No. 70 Main
treff q
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16- Da. JoHN B WALrpALL. fHomo

oilers his professional services to the It'll.
Sens OF Richmond and its vicinity Office af his re-
sidence, on Leigh street, two doors from 9th.
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GoSE SouTu.--Johu Bnii, slave of Andrew Kevan },
bid adleu to Petersburg Thursday morning, bound
10 Tennessee,in tho hands off gentlemanfrom that
state, Who psid for him the sum OF 81 1855. John
Bull was one Of tho persons connected with the
le'e underground feat Of the Delaware Captain
BayNs.
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uYDRANTs. HYDRANTs.-In conse

IL quence of a change in the city ordinance rela-
We 10 HYDRANTS, the Subscribers are authorized
put them un in ang part Of the city. We have
n ora of the incst approved kind, and should be
petsed 10 receive erders for the same. We also do
al kinds of PLUMBING, such putting up Ba
hing Fixtures Wash Sinnds. Laundry Tubs. Water
CLOSETS, 6ca also. Gas Fitting and Gas Works In
superior manner, both In town and country.
CDYALE h co,
lie I'm 100 Main street.
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N@- To THE LADIES OF RICHaoND.-
LADIES' NEAPOLITAN, BLOND, LACE, AMI
STRAW B0NNETS Cleaned and Finished in the
GENTS PANAMA, LEGH0RN AND STRAW
HATS, BLEACHED by an entire NEW PROCESS
aud finished equal to new. and in the most approved
style. Also, DYED brown, tea col.r. &c, at the
shortest pOtice, at
DENNIS & BROTHERS
BLEACHING, PRESSING AND DYING
ESTABLISHMENT, Franklin st ,
my 27-lm Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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DRIVATE BOARDING.-MRs. ]. O.
L JAMES l. MISS +. A, BIDGOOD. having rented
the very desirable residence Of Fleming James, on
sness and in the retired part of the city, will open
It for the accommodation Of persons desiring Board,
the LIST day of January next. The house has sew
eral large and desirable rooms for families. Also,
an Office In the front basement. They can accommo
date q few DAY BOARDERS. Ia W-dly
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FIcarfse IN AAxoR---A letter, speaking Of the
late battle between the Indians and Capt ford's
Rangers In Texas, says:
Iron Jacket. IL seems, truly deserves bis name,
for be had complete suit OF iron or steel arDor
upon him when he led the charge In the battle,
and IL was perfectly fmpervions 20 balls Of any
kind. He was shot at number ef times By 3
Tswekanie, and not until his horse was shot from
under him and bis amor torn on did the Tsuoka,
doubtabie chief.
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ron RHur AND eAr.n

m MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE.
MN IN TIN sttufU-sIDe OF GRACE STREET
aoSsiNiau THk CENTENARY CHURCH, Fok
a. .',.I ~ me %the rcaaost,f Mrs Mary q. Fisher we
ste sato1Eed to sell the valuable residence heated
Ns above now in her oceupamcy The len fronts "a !,
ianN runs tck I63 feet. to an alley The hon a.
M srooms, besides a large stahle and annie ser.
Esa% svcofnntofatunS and Is nov in the most per.
.ts "S".f, haVins been thoroughly renovated nj.
"teu Aad repaired a few years ago.
as disposed To purchase are invi!e ed 10 ex am.
Inc the property. ~
TERMS most liberal. Apply to
'eh h-zW a0nDtN a APpEReoN
- FOR X EN- 1.-Two second story
k.2 Front ROOMS No i97 Main street. cnnosi,e ~,
Ir%ss"a' Net hesse. Anriy at MINNlS' Photograph anu
-~-%'---l - .-e's 1'eI Je Its
e. FOR r E N IA very desirable
KtA House, with mo iern improvements of Gas hath
ISon cooking range, &c. also. gas fxtures Ais
the Nlo'hinz :enemeus. rhesr houses are central
Convenient 70 business and mark q suitable f,,r me
su eA.d families, with ample closets store rooms
servants rooms. and paved yards Possession given
formation. apply 10 g VI KE1iy ~"
sss FOR RENT-A large Warenonse-
81 on the north side Of the basin bank suitabIc
t'F storage, or a commission house. Apply b
RAWLINGS & H0LIAnAY
}e tx. corner Main and llth sts.
O. FOR RENT.-A Store and Cellar
IA ge3d place for Fancy Store. Rent reasons.
Between 18th and 18th IH@toaSsi street. on Main.
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= FOR SALE i am antbor;zed ,ss;e
n VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR

&.a ALI OR RENT-Ths ne wly erected four sto
~ brIck hesldenee on the south side of Marsh All
street near 9th street and adjoining the residence
OF JAS VI ylor. Esq The Rouse contains Is rooms
rage ana convenient, Sith'a brick kitchen contain.
yenirnces W"
ae lai FONTS On Marshall street 30a feet and runs
b2ck t4o feet to an alley 20 feet vide
Ihe location of this property renders ii yery de-
siraee either for professional peptleman or Iner
ehAnt Persons wishing 20 provide themselves with
very pleasant residence, would do well TO apniy
Je 5-eo7t JAS TAYIOR 4 ahS
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uYDRANTs. HYDRANTs. ny.

IL DRAMATIC Subscribers being authorized
hy alteration IN the city ordinance 20 put and
'f jr rHFDRAHTS. aud at other kinds Of w0rk con
nected xith the city wafer hey ond the limits of the
siTse =, Rud having 4 large supr of the best ny
DRAATs, COCKS Re-. now IN use IN the city, on
hand they pre- pared to put them I'D in the most
substantial manner and On reasonable terms
a. 4 A BAKGAYIN JP
Is 4--2m GDrBer 10Th and Main SITS .
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Ea FOR RENT--The UPPER PART
E:a of my Store, I2s Main street
Jt lS-zw I'd KEELING
FOR RENT--A Framed DIVE

90 FOR RENT--A Framed Dwell
Hsx LING, in the town of sydney. adjoining the
residence of II ID. Mitchell ESQ 1t has five rooms.
with The usual outhouses Sc
Also, Brick TkNEMkN r on cd between Main
and Cary streets. adjoining the residence of s d.
ptnonn ESQ. IL has jest o,'cn put in thorough or
OCT, ana haS Kitchen, necessary cut buildings and
water upon the premises
Also. several BEDROOMS. in the "Galt House. 3"
oTer the store of Mr. +. II. Spence
Also. very desirable BricS RESIDENCE IN stb
H"Ith OF Leigh street, adIoinipg the residence of
Daniel. Esq. Ii has about nine rooms, with q
Also, the Brick RESlDENCE. No Z @IIngnes;
Row on MAYO street. The house contains about :
rooms anu i in good order
te lj-HosSt JAS NJ rAvrnp e. CON-
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FOR RENT-Tbe House ON Car,

XII street, between I'd aud Sd. at present occupied
Mrs Holden Rhodes. Il has rooms, is in thorough
repair aud guod tenant Will be rented at mode
rats price. Possession given lst day OF May. Ap-
ply to DIBLELL JOHNSON,
ap 5-ts ShOckoe Sip.
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HORSE AND MULE sHOEs-NoW
OLA * SON. ANDERSON l. co.
No
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MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOr

EF.s VA ANN Ec l En- hEClpGNCE FUN
E:I KENT,-IntendiRg to discontinue housekeep-
ing. / offer fT rent my residence in Manchester
containing i've comfortable and good sized rooms
four Of them with fire places besides two basement
rooms used at present as kitchen and servants
room.
The houseis nearly new. aud very convenient, in
the most healthy part OF the town, and near one of
the best springs in this region and commands IA
view OF Richmond from one end TO the other
J. would like 10 sell also the most OF Iny HoEse
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
To good tenant the rent will be accom- modating
Possession given immediately.
Apply At this Office. my lets
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AssRicAs ksTysPRisg.- 10 being manu-
tnred In New York a caioric pumping engine
which iaAbont 10 be cent otto the racha Of Egypt,
TO be used In irrlgating some Of the orBamepsat
grounds of bis residence. Its power, GU being
tested proved ample to raise 1000 gallons Of water
per hour an elevation Of 10 feet or alta slight
iy reduced speed 10 eieyates wafer TO leo feet. -
RAPID MATRIMONIAL woRK.-A unsn named VIM.
sineoek, OF Washington coanty, Pa recently lost
his wife In the morning--was arrested BY the eon-
stable at III O'Clock married his second wfe before
night--and follosed the remains Of his a Tst vifs
10 company with the second, to the grave the day
after.
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Lola Mensez b delivering course u lsesstesa -
Newark.
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RICHARDSON & co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep in quantities to suit purchasers at their
WARE ROOMS, Mo. 95 Main ST.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ALL KiHDs or
White and Checked MATTINGs,
CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
COCOA ATTYNG&
PIANO AND Table COVERS, dc
Having on hand large stock Of Velvet. Tapestry
Three ply and INGRAM CARPETISGS, which
they anxious To dispose Of 70 make room for their
Fall roportstions, they now offer bnysra GREAT BAR
SAlFs 10 every description OF CAkPETIed. ana cal
specis attention to their beautiful assortment OF
CURTAIN MATERIALS ana FIXTURES,
hey will have made te order. CARPETS. OIL
~LTrHs, WINDOW CURTAINS andsSHADES.:
mH b-2ms
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DOARDING.-Mrs G. F. PEGRAM,
ID PARK HOUSE, Bank street. has now vacant 2
large and desirable rooms, suitable for gentleman
and his Iady Location pleasant and convenient to
business References required. fe5-ts
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E:i dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
F0ushee, one equare above Grace street baptist
Church. The house contains ten Iooms ana hes
been recently repaired and gas introdueed has the
city water in the yard ami is in one of the nost
sssant ueighb0rhoojs in ths city.
ioa good tenant the rent will lie low. Apply to
il Cts RAGLAND Il BRO.
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BOARDING, 60.

DOARD IN NEW YORK CITY.-Fam
- ilies or single persons may obtain large and airy
Rooms in snles or separately at 3 Second Avenue,
between sth and 9th streets Location very desirs-
ble Good references given.
New York June Z. JeH-6ts
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WHITE SULPHUR HATEh-t esh
W rom the Springs, for iaI by
fisiiEE Il WINSTON.
JeI5 DfNggists. b
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"a geod place for n Fancy Store Rent reasons.
Apply 20 ! DEMELNaN
Between nth aud 18th street. ON Main.
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--Thesub-
and FIX
ter.streei
OF Drug
.e,, physic
es. Cabsr
90 enter
ne at tle
- fnayuF-
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"a LIZ Wv lsLN
A.a CT those thr.e convenient and desirable Resi-
oences at and near the corner of Grace aud Eighth
streets snd now occupied by G. p X. James Z c.
Mhfon, +. " Bass and my self For terms time of
POSES on. &c. apply at my residence on Eighth.
near the corner Of Grace or ut my Office in ths Law
Je l6-lm BR MINOR
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25
Marmiton TOWN Comp.uv.

THE above Company now offer Inducements
Territory.
The Company have just completed the largest
Hotel Z IN southern Kansas, being. three stories
diogs sleepips and sitting rooms. In addition
70 the hotel. the Company have built large
Storehouse, which will soon be well filed with
al the commodities needed in q country like
ours. large nurlter Of rarrcnts,s are now ct
Eork Iectipe residences shops, ohices, &C. The
Solnpany ouer great inducements to mechanics
and others, wishing to locate. The town, from
us central location, being the geographical CEN
ter OF bourbon county, must always command
an extensive trade and soon become an impor-
tant town IN southern Kansas, as it is surround
VI 2, rs ToVD fAhhlNG LANDS as were
ever titled By the husbandman.
.CLAIMS.-Good and desirable claims can be
obtained in close proximity to town and timber.
Marinitor Is splendidiy and must be health
fully located, being on high rolling prairie
1t has beautiful streams Of water Fashine its
| northern and southern limits, An excellent
STEAM SAW AND GRtST MILL
has lately been erected. and is now in successful
operation.
CLIMATE.-Marmito is situated in latitude
81 so, and longitude, IL . a west from Wash
| ington. The Thermometer does not indicate q
higher degree of heat than ninety, and never in
chanics find no ineonyenience in doing cnt: dool
work in the wiptes season. CAttie, hogs, sheep
| etc., do well On tie prairie during the entire
| year. There is always pleasant breeze in The
hottest days Of summer, which makes the hes'
less oppressive than in many Of the northerr
States. Lots will be sold az eSeeedineiy low
I.E. Jones', President.
HORATI0 KN0WLS, Vice Pres't.
I. X. ROBERTS, Sec'y. aug. II.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25
Nom The Fort Scott Democrat.
Usage, Bourbon Co,


Mr.. ED.-SIR Wishing to disabuse
the publicmin with reference to a ques-
ton that affects the interest of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, as a member of
that connection, would make the follow
ing statements:
First, that j. E. Stewart alias Levi A.
Plumb, the supposed captain and leader
Of the horse thieves and house robbers, has
no connection with said church, and has
not had since the evidence of his fall as a
minister became known, the impressions
that have been recently created to the
contrary being false and are calculated to
reflect injuriously upon the reputation of
minister of the same name laboring in
Linn Co.
Secondly, as q Church in Southern Kan-
sas, as everywhere else, no countenance
can be given to any who presume to en-
courage or engage in such crime. The
Church. that has washed her hands from
man stealing, would also keep herself free
from every otherspecies of iniquity, either
in the act or in collision. The difficulties
that agitate our county are solely from the
desire of men who ignore all law to plum
der, and who imposed, by their false re-
ports, upon the credulity of honest men,
and thereby &c. to escape. The Usage
and Marmiton, together with, Fort Scott,
have communities which rank high in in
telligence and uprightness, but they have
failed to understand each other, and it is
still the interest of bad men to keep up this
misunderstanding. This question now is,
shall We harmonize and punish the guilty,
or still quarrel, and let the designing villain
rob as all. A little more sociability and
circulation Of the body polite. would ware
off the crust of prejudice, and enable the
people to see their true interest. The
community can rest assured that an i'm
partial trial will be extended to all Offend
ems; and why not If zoe believe the great Free
State partyP to Be honest The Offices are al IN
6eir hands, and for The administration of
justics IL IS responsible. After this, resis-
fance to law would come from US with bad
grace, and for one, am satisfied such a
resistance will not be made.
Respectfully, yours,
h. II. JOHNSON.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-12-25
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