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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

PHHyIx FIRE CONPAsY gave a ball at
First Market Hall last night aud we are pleased
to learn that the attendance was large and the
company agreeable The fremen deserve the sup
port Of our citizens all occasions Ike this and
should receive it with cordiality.
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rs7s~A CARp-Dr n PAINTER, from

Charleston c. Surgeon. Chirapoiist and Practical
Operator the Feet respectfully offers his services
10 the citizens OF HI hmond. Persons who are an
boyed with CURNS. BUNIONS, aud NAILS PENE-
FkATiAG IN TIE FLESH. cured of pain ia five or
ten minutes Dr will attend AZ priva'e residences
Il desired be at the Exchange Hotel,
Office No jz. Office hours frcm to IL, A NJ and
frCm TO B. 2 NJ fe l0-its
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+. G. HOBs0N.


gy" FRgsH LEEcHEs.-I have just re-
aiyed, By Adams Express, a fresh lot of Swedish
.EECuES, which will be applied upon most reason,
blc terms.
p. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
D. Can be Uuud at all hours of the day. at the Hat
PRESSING Room under the American Hotel, and al
light on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2J-ts r. O. HOBSON,
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FATAIITY IN THE CoUNrEY.-Typhod fever is rag
ing TO an alarming extent in and around Peters
town, Monroe county, Va. There have been some
twenty-odd deaths, and between thirty and forty
casps Vet remain
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gSg~ NorIcE.-The subscriber begs

leave tointorm his many customers othe city ofRch-
mond that ne would feel thankful 60 Them to take
from the wa2oners what Pop. Porter &c, they may
require up to Tuesday the 23d that all in his en-
aloyment may have the pleasure Of witnessing the
grand and brilliant display which is about to take
nacc On tine 2Zd. of the inauguration Of the statue
pf the immortal father of his country.
". MCCORMACK,
f. 20 ans Broad street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
hE nR. Jo

glE~ DR. JoHs Knox, late of Orange
county, oflice Metropolitan HALL. residence corner
OF 2Sth and Clay streets
Refers 10 Rev. y. J. Willis, J. VI Conrad and pey-
ton Johnston, Richnond; T. J. Barbour and James
Is. Newman Orange: Hons. Judge X. H. Field
shelton p. leake Thcmps Y WEIGH Senator from
orange, Madison. &C. and John II. Ice, Delegate of
Orange and Greene IL 5-dlm
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s,Sg~ DR A. e PETICoLAs' Office. Rich.

nond House corner Of Governor and Ross streets -
Residence Carlten House, on 18th between Broad
and Marshall streets.
The rear rom on the first floor over Doggett *
An3erson's farnierly occupied by DR. p. for ~ent-'
P5sscssI8n given Immediately. 1t is the mOst com
Portable lodging room ia the city.
4. 4
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LIFTING CL9ruEs.-Last Satqrlay af-
ternoon Mr. Daniel, a boafder at the United States
fIatel hal his oyercnat stolen aud carried Of while
be was at dinner. That night some expert opera
tor entered the room of the eierk Of that hote
aud carried Of two Of bis coats.
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P. e. GIBBS.
aaFa PHOTOGRAPHS IN on

EE3y VlL NVIIVto.
2HoToGRAPHS IN WATER COLoHs AND PHOTOGRAPHS
PLAIN made from lite, copied from small pictures
and eular sc to any size. also the most peTtec!
and highly finished AMBROTYPES OF children and
lcuts, at al times to bs had at the large Photo
graph and FiEe Art galleries of q. ". MINNls III
tom House, and on Sycamore street, Petersburg,
Va a
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lent literary scie nitc, mechanic or other socie's
ort,rs or byiez which desire to unite III the cert
monies Of the erection of the equestrian statue o
the 22i 0t February ana to form part OF the proces
sion are requested to report 10 me the uaues an
e,tmat d numbers OF their respected bodies thai
provision may he made for their recommendation II
monument WAL b, TALtAFERkU,
RIruwoyp Ian % 1853 Chief Marshal.
uE Newspapers generally requested opuh
lish This notice. 1H lis
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SAD AFF4IG.--0n Tgesday evening last, atabout
8 O'Clock, as Miss Mary Ann Engeibrecht was
standing in the door Of her fathers residence in
Market street, engaged in conversation with a
Young gentleman Of her acquaintance, a young
man by the rame of Milton Shope, who had pre-
viously been on friendly terms with the young
lady came mp, ard hating for moment, drew 4
pistol from his pocket aud discharged II, the con-
tents entering the face of Miss Engeibrecht, and
innictihg several very painful wounds, but we are
happy to learn that they are not considered ola
very dangerous character, aud that the young lady
is improving under the skillful treatment OF Dr.
Waters The provoca;ion, if any, Is not known.
shope has been arrested, and is now lii prison,-
Frederick lKdl IfsidR
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n.y. DR

EeYg~ DR.. 6. GAvINZEL, office North
'ast of 10Th and Broad streets, opposite Dr.
Aoores Church.
6D 81 orders MUST BE LEFT at his Office, at No
; Central Hotel, to meet with prompt attention.
fp m
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EHsS" hITTERS NEW Truss AND SUP
PoRTEas.--Au who wear trusses should call and eX
anime this Truas The principle is entirely new
aud il supports tine rupture in easy and eoWforta
bic manti-F. IL can i.e worn with much less iucon
yeaience than the ordinary trusses; ana for light
mess. durability and comfort IT is uneqgaled. an
ore t10 soears Of these Tassss once lpW tgear
outer. Also, RiffER'S UfEKlGE SUPPORTERS
very simple but admirable article. full assert
melt fVf safe by
W. PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner OF 18th anu Nam streets,
la 2i-2m Richmond va,
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ss~ DANIEL O'RousKE Peas, ex

early SAID 10 be two weeks earlier than ans other
extra early pea A small inyoice Just received and
for sale at % cents per quart by
WARlNG n PEARCE. Druggists,
e. I6-ts Corner ith and Broad sjs.
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tsfy,BATHs! BATHS BArHsl =

old add shower baths can be had daily from
clock A. II. to half past Z. H., at the hair cut
ing, shaving and shampoonG room under the Amer
can Hotel. Entrance lltc street. Single batt
. cents, or five tickets for 81.
no d +. G. HOBS0N.
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BURIAL OF SobpIER.-The Il. IL. l..
Blues nnder the command OF L1ent. Dickinson IN
raded Yesterday afternoon and escorted 10 its last
resting place. in the Shoekoe Iiili Burying Ground,
the remains Of A. A. kgIsCHuAss, an old and popn'
lar pinn
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keS3- "SgcURA THB SHADOW, ERE TIL

SrE,TGvrg FArE"-If you wish FINE Picture. cal
A. VftTEHUKSTS old Gallery, CHE best shy
Ii,}t In tnp rty1 and examine the spcciMeus If ar
pT1lurri 5y W ATSDs. They are warrantri not (
iaie, nor to bo easily deaced-sguai t" the best II
tha United States and ~ per cent cheaper than an
ether in he city. .
ri,tur,s taken FROM A. N. to =. VI. Picture
copieA AMI either enlarged or diminished
Melainctypes and Penu.ypes, Ter tfaishlsslon .!
Photoqrapha. lst sitting. 81; Duplicates 81 each.
REs Remember. u Main stTeet~SR
IL T--dhCNlm
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SgRIoUs CHAKGs.--Two negro boys
are to be examined before the Mayor this morn
ing charged with stealing $500 from John
DwysF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

The cassviile Standard, If the 1ith inst, says
eve learn with regret, that the saw mill belong
Ing to Mr. d. G. Bishop, Of this county, was burned
on Saturday last-a large quantity oflntaber near
the mill was burned also.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

OLD THIEY-Adam, slave to A. G..
Stubs, was ordered thrty-nne stripes, by the
Mayor. for stealing a trauk aud other srticier,
from Peter Tinsley.
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Is BAD CoMrAsY-The police OF New York broke
up a model artist exhibition in that city, last
week, by arresting all the parties. Among the
number were three police captains. who evinced
such desire to escape that the police had to draw
their reyoiYers upon them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

DEA7H OF AN EDTros.--Mr. Foote, editor Of the
Commercial Advertiser, Of Buffalo, died Saturday
evening. lie was Mnister to Bogota under Pses-
ideut Harrison, and Minister TO Vienna uaden
President Fillmore.
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" ul ~. IcEIifls VI IuiihuSlIuit. hdnh ia G0esd
peake Bay Saturday night in a collision with the
steamer Louisiana. She was valued at 81, 900, ard
cargo of oysters at 81 200. There was no iusu
rance Oh either.
ANEcDoTE OF WERsTER.-A corresponds nj gives
us the following new anecdote of this eminent
statesman:
g" Everybody knows that Mr.. Webster was bit
OF sportsman, was fond Of beach and fishing
parties, ard could make chowder well as a
speech. On one OF his occasional visits to Long
Island for fresh cir and recreation, Black Dan :
as he was flmliariy cAllei took il into his head
to 20 angling in the East Bay, with "a party con
s!sting only OF Mr. l.. aud myself.
"Now the skipper of our little fishing craft was
one Paul Seaman, black a coal. q clever, civil
1arkey but not wanting, especially on such
occasions, in sufficient sense of his own impor-
tauc.
The party had been crossing and re crossin 2
the foamiug breakers of the inlet, pulling in the
blue fish quite lively when, during pause in the
sport Mr.. Webster and MIR. l.. got into a cenyer-
sstion about the ShInnecock Indians, a remnant Of
whom still dwell in the neighborho0d. Paul. who
was eagerly listening, evidently bursting
with ambition to take shining part among such
distinguished takers. lie contained him.
self, however. Webster remarked that those
Indians by this time must be a good deal enligkt-
ened, Paul could stand it no longer, but broke III
with g Lighlened, Misser Webster! why. dem
fellers is just as telsent yon and are Paul,
who is still extsnt, and of the institutions OF
the place, is won't to tell his customers, TO this
day how he chopped logic with the great states
man, and rarely fails to insuate. with becoming
modesty, that ho rather ho0red him. - IsosteR
Courier
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THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SPAIN AND MExIco.--Tbe
Havana correspondent Of the New York Times
says that the difficulties between Spain ami Mexi-
co have been adjusted, and that the Spanish fleet
is under orders to return home.
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Daniel Webster was once asked by young Ian
stndent If tLeTe any room 10 the legal plsles-
zion far yoHng men There is always ruatn Ia
tile upper story OF any profession for those who
can reach IT," was the reply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

THs REyEsuE SERyICE.-Gen. Milison, the mern-
Der of Congress from the Norfolk, Va, District,
has prepared bill for the consideration Of the
present Congress-, proposing an increase in the
pay Of the officers Of the U. s. revenue marine
seryiee
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BREAKING IE.-William. slave TO 1ur-
pin Marlborough, was found guilty before th'
Mayor for breaking window and stealing par
Of shoes from Bernard Neagle, and ordered 10 re.
ceivs thirty nine stripes.
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SENT 0S.-Carter, slave to Mrs Wilde,
was committed 10 jail yesterday 10 answer befors
the Hastings Court for stealing $5l In money
from Catherine Scott.
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n,.,g. WrY SrrEEn wLrm NHEuMATIsh

Neuraigis cad Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache, or pai'
in any mart OF the limbs er body, stomach OF bowels
wien. Won can be cured instantly with HAtIF
HDRNE'S CURE-ALLl IL is "a fine tonic for wea,
stofachs nj bowels giving them tone and strength
L, Glryst food thus curing Indigestion and DyspeF
sis le, ali who suffer tiny q bottle from PURCF ~
LADB 4 Co or other Druegistsl IA Richmond. Not
tics q aad ST. cents. &C lU--thi
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player performing the ghost in Hamlet very
badly, was Missed. After bearing il good while
he put the audience In good hnmor by stepping
forward, aud saying: Ladies' and gentlemen,
must give mp the ghost"
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NEW York BANK STATEMESF.-The weekly state
ment of the New York city banks shows decrease
increase OF 81 800 III specie Sl,5+I 900 in nomi
nal deposits and 81, SIS 900 in undrawE deposits.
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seaw BuRRow's RELIABLE MgprcIyE-

Cures quickly aud permanently ScKoFULA. SYPHILIS
RHEuMATisa PILES, kIpHET AFFECTIONS, CosTIyE
ksss fESEAgsL DlsEASEs, AID all chronic Affections
Of the SExCAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputati0
which this celebrated remedy has acquired 10 Ill,
roughly eraacating the above diseases, is unprec,
denied In the annals of medicine. Thousands of tbs
most ibyeteate casfs OF dise have been cured LII
this truly great medicine, after having been pro
nounced beyond all possible care hv the most EN-,
nent physicians OF the country. Finley r. Eergr
sou, Mayor of Norfolk, Va, cured OF Rheumatism
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth. Va cured of BroE,
ehtis, daughter Of signor George (fornerly pro
fessor vi Music ia this city, cured Of terrible
Nervous Affections; and thousands 81 others whose
names eoaid be mentioned were il necessary
Price ~ per b9ttle-sik bottles for 50.
Prepared By w kuaReg Co. Practical Chem
Lists, Norfolk, Va.
Draggists, Richmond. ia 1l,-3m
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BARN BURNT-Tbe barn and stables Of Mr.. Sam
uel Walker, at Clarksburg. Va, we're destroyed by
fire last week The light was seen at Phillippi, .
DISTANCE of twenty three miles.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EULoGY TO WASHINGTON. The lar.
gest audience ever witnessed In the Richmond
Theatre, assembled there yesterday morning
to hear Hon. EDWARD EgRREfT's .sWasbington
Eulogy,n that building having been kindly ten
dered TO the Ladies Of the Mount Vernon Associa.
tioD by Messrs. Kuuke & Co, for TIE occasion -
BY looclock n the morning crowds of ladies' and
gentlemen began to pour iato the building, so that
before IL o'clock every nook and corner from pit
to dome, was literally packed, while hundreds OF
others beseiged the box office and surrounded the
front door, eagerly seeking au opportunity TO add
3 few more to the already rowdsd auditory.
About Il o'clock the orchestra played two ma
ti0nal airs and IN short time after the bell rung
up the drop, when seated on the stage was obsery-
ed Lieut.. Gen. ScoTT, Gen Harney, Hon. William
C.. Riges, Hon. Edward Everett. Hoa. VIM. L. Yam
cey, Gov. Wise, Lieut.. Gov. jackson, Col. George
W, Munford, and other distinguished civilians. and
soldiers, all comfortably seated, while upon table
in front OF most of the guests observed the
walking care and spy glass of Gen Washington,
which were intended as presents to Messrs- Eve
rett and Yancey, by the ladies Of the Mount YER
non Association.
Col. NUSFogD. on behalf the ladies, presented
Yancey, in an eloquent ard appropriate address of
ten minutes duration, duriug the delivery Of which
he was frequently interrupted by applause.
Messrs. EVERETT and YASCEY responded most
happily, both Of them reviewing the services to
his country of GsoRGg WASHINGTON, q. soldier
and civilian and his labors for the preservation
of the Union
The addresses were happily received by the iu-
telligent audience, who manifested their apprecia-
tion Of the sentiments uttered Icy frequent bursts
Of applause.
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MILITARY VISITORS Most Of the

MILITARY VISITORS Most Of the mill
itary companies who visited Eichmond, to partici-
pate in the inaugural ceremonies of the I'D. have
left for their homes, after "A brief scjourn in the
capital of the Old Dominion. If they were not
gratifed with their trip, it not because our
citizens did not desire to give them cordial and
enthusiastic welcome. Some of them, feel as
sured, were not entertained as they would have
been but for the thousands of strangers who also
had claims upon our hospitality, and no had 10
be provided for in some manner. If any Of them
feel that they Jared roughly, let them repeat their
visit at another time, and we know that amends
will be made of the most satisfactory charas er.
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STEAMERS BURyT.--The steamers Virginia, Mon
tauk, jam Montgomery. Sherman and s. S. Prem
tiss were destroyed by fire, opposite the city OF
New Orleans, this morning. Loss 81, ,o00-coyered
by insurance..
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Fall campaign for 1851, now opened, with a large
sad stl more desirable assortment than in any fol
helustly celebrated foundry Of A c. Barstow, wEcl
Judges of good work particularly invited to ex
mime. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, o
furnace of this make, can obtain repairing pieces
.nappiicaton, at factory prices
GEORGE STARREIT
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Tuxrr.-Ur John Dove lad hls pocket
h,.,t ..,stanisg $50. taken ffsas his p0sket lasi
SATURDAY night while passing through .tae ~,
Charles Hotel 10 yisis friend.
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MURDER AT New Providence TENN.--At New Pro-
vdence, Tenn, Friday night Jos IL. Harris, to-
bacconist, was murdered by one of his negroes
subsequently mob took the negro and hung him.
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f1g@tmPoRTANr
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD READS.

A preparation tTuu 14o .cee4Et OF wen RnnWt
and nopiiar ph ysican. will stop tho har rom fal
ing restore il Gc lis natural color, Keeps the seai
clean and white, and causes the hair 60 grow iuXu
riani even when the scalp has oecn bald Tor yeats-
Puiiag In this instance is useless. Gail ana prr
chase bottle aud try il iairly and il not satisfied
with the result the money will he returned.
SVid III Richmond 10y ": PEIEhSpN,
Whoi.saIe aud Retail Druggist,
Corner 18th and Main sts.
Ask for DR.. HARRIS HAIR FkUMoPEk AND
IMPR0VEa.
All cash ocer. from persons at distance, should
be addressed 10 W. PETERSON, Wholesale aud Ne
tail Dsay sst, Richmond, Va.
Priee for one bottle 81. dc l9--d3m
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HuBAaD's BRoszs STATUE OF Washing
ton. fac siasiis OF the marble statne 10 the To-
tuado IL the Capitol by IIoudcn, was piacea %
the Square last Monday, and greatly admisea ~
All who saw il. Yesterday morning hundreds y
nsrsons visited the Square to IL and ali spoke
az Il In the highest terms OF pfaise.
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s13ts

To Dr. KAHN,
aenu DEAR STA: | feel 1t a duty | owe
to V,, 10 state - the public the successful remoya
O, lurlor rom tha side If Hy nrck, at serfHterh
jIi,oyt the use of kuiie or the loss OF bl1Jd-aui
of y Inch / am now we'll / vas examined by Dr.
Warner Of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve year.
syn ar,! Doe pronounced 90 chances against ne o.
cultiug it. ~ also dtd other eminent physician,
throughout the country. Yours, &c, -
Observation-Disclosures Gooc Inland CO.. Va.
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CRY GuARp. - This new Company, I'M
de-, the command Of Capt. Tfnernans has never
parais.i In pablis, bur will probably Do % y The
c0nrse 0f few weeks.
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THEATRICAL MARRI.GF.-At Jersey City. on sun
day, tho l4th MIR. q q. Jordan OF Laura Keen
Theatre. to Miss Emily Thorn, formerly of iiur
Efahs
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Personal ISTELLIGENcs Tho New York Herald,
of Sunday, has the following under the head Of
apersonal inteiiigcnce:'
..Tbe Hon John Minor Bolts, OF Virginia, in com
pany with John z. Fry, Esq.. and 'Dumbsr of
guests paid a visit last evening 10 the headqaar-
ters Of the Metropolitan Police, Broome street,
where they amused themselves for some time in
examining the picture gallery OF all the noted
thieves and burglars"
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-Several gentlemen
had their pockets picked yesterday, while attem pit
ing to get into the theatre to hear Mr. Everett $
| Eulogy on Washington. One of them lost 81 500
in drafts and money, another S35 and third sl10.
| Three empty wallets were picked up at the thea
| tre door by persons in che crowd.
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) ~Thsa. D. De Ford, Of baltimore, a tobacco mer
hs f3edin Havana lately.
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lw-G siMpno yKmnN1

bw~G REAT IapRoy yEMRRT IN
EATkACTIHG ETH-g W JONES
DESTi9f. would aunounee 10 tfose wishing theil
teeth ExfaAcrgD, that hs nog has instruments sii1e
riof 70 any others ever used. The simplicity asa
ptfists0n 6i tbeif adaptation Il sReli as fendel
HE szifHstoa 81 the teeth alnlfat l,giiegs neret
yl1tin9 U tag e tG0tb he first trti never hreslne
u, 1snsiing the gains. inJufing the surrounding
PARTS.
hii oihef operations. Filling. eIesnf.ag, and IL
sssNsg Teeth, gently aud thoroughly iett,s nea II
lsi3--sIa
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sas" DUDLEY & Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES Fine BRAN
DIES, Old Wul5kkY> aud CIGARS, No. 70 Main
f. 4
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

rev~To rHR VotERS OF HESaIco CouN-
- = re.vact{nII, announce myself 3 candidate ior
re relesfian 10 she office cf 81 hRk 81 Hemeo N""a'
'y , an {, ~ ''' w F0LKEs.
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CuMaERcIAL Lossgs.-Some OF the New York COM
mercial weeklies make some statements regarding
commercial losses during the late panic. which
are siugularly at variance with each other and
prove that no reliance is to be placed upon their
statements Two papers publishing these stats
tics make difference OF ffty-three millions of dol
lars in thu liabilities, and tweniy-six millions ia
the assets of the houses which have failed. There
mnst be great deal Of guessing in such stat
ssties.
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NJ. DR. JonN B. WALrHArL. Homno

pathst offers his professional services to the Gil
of Richmond and It's vicinity. Office at his :
ddence on LeSh street, two doors from 9Th.
Je l-IHns
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JEklES. suitable fsr a retail trade together will
House which vii be rented at a small rent to 4
,opt tenant. ANY person desirOus of purchasing
receive any Information by applying at this of
ace. fe Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

Bs2- SuERFFALrY OF H&NRIco.--l an
o,I-f,t. f,r y.-,iec,;ou 10 TIE office Of SHERIFF
a. Hrurfa. JNU. -. ii it1HSON.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

KEEPING WARM George Slater, from
Alexandria, has been committed to Jail to answer
an indictment for stealing two coats from AleIan.
der Bowie Slater, when brought before the Mayor
acknowledged the theft, aud gave up one Of the
coats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

rfa- To THE VOTERS OF HsNRICo toUN-
- i y,sp ctfnll5 Announce myself Candidate FOR
The afse af CioTk Of ilenlico County Court at the
's,t.rg Ia NAV next TEMPLE ELLETT.