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DYssOLUTToNs A.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-JAS.
~ s. KENT has formed q Co-PARTNERsHIp
commencing at this date with
0ISTER & ALVEY,
for the purpose of conduc ting at3ENERAL IMPORT.
ING and JoBBlNG BUSINESS under the firm and
style of
GfNTER, X ENT & ALVEY,
a&d nave taken tue store. corner of Main and 18th
streets. LEWIS GINTEK
JAMES s. KENT
JOHN \. ALVEY.
Richmond Feb Ist lS,3 fe I'm
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WORM KILLER.-Children

" hILIEh.-CUIIUItU
v CRY for it'll This valuable and popular prepsrs-
ton Is recommended with the greatest confidence
be one of the begt safest and most reliable Worm
stCoyers in use.
Bong prepared especially for children 1t is sweet
and pleasant 10 the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the youngest infant with perfect
safety as contains no OIL worm seed, tuTpentne, or
other nauseous drug.
:, Prepared only by e. J. PICoT. and for sale by
Druggists generally. an II
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NEW MUSIC.-VIRGINIA WASHING
i TON MONUMENT GRAND MARCn.-P II
TAYLOR ras just received the above publication
with vignette representing the Virginia Mouu
ment at his Music Store. No l2S, Main st f-
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O. OLD KENT UCKY IN THE
%3SFIELD- -CoL WARE has Just arrived with
a hue lot Of MULES aud will sell to suit the times
AI.1. some fina NORTHERN HORSES, we'll broke
T. Jingle and double harness. Persons in want Of
good stock would do well to call and them at the
franklin Stables. X BLANKINSHIP,
.lE-ts Proprietor.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

la AND F Q = n ut No. steam team
81 Lax snip VIRGINIA, Capt. j. KELLEY,
n.Issss.1xass@ss'sill receive freight. On Saturday,
Frriay AMI v eslpe-isy. aud leave on WEDNES-
DAY February Gath, at o'clock P. VI.
Freight through to Boston by steamer via Phila-
Gr'rhia 81 moderate rates, with dispatch. leaving
ri huoui above, and arriving IN Boston the fol-
lowing Monday Ii. b. FUTILE. Agent,
f.. u,-it Rockets.
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pEMOVED.-CHURCH & FLEMING
IL have removed from their old stand, No 81 Main
street TO the corner of Cary and 18th streets nearly
opposite the old Columbian Hotel. where they will
ut al, times be pleased to ses their friends AMI pat
rons. lie lo-ts
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- S. REWARD.--Strayed, frem
W. THE FLOODED MARE ErNA

pkiME Smoked Beef and Tongues for
sale By W0MBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
a. y " EoIl Pearl street
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11REAT BARGAINS WILL BE &

~ fered at No. 50 Main street, By the subscriber
who Is selling on without regard 10 cost, his afrsc
tive stock Of House Keeping Articles, Fancy
Yankee Notions, Brushes, Brooms. kc.. &C. Persons
visiting the city the occasion OF the lnauguratoa
will find this a opportunity 20 supply them
selves with such kind Of notionsa CALI 10 solicited
u. WARREN,
fs IN No ~ Main sfreet
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EOR SALE.-Virginia State Stock.
fe2 Ri MAURY L. co.
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DICOTS ARUMATIC WILD CHEhhl
l. BITrEBS are the best inyigorator OF the appe-
tito and sure remedy for Indigestion. dyspepsia.
sick headache, &c. Price 50 cents quart bottia-
Prepared by PIcUIt
a.. Druggist.
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DISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PhIN TING OFFICE,
Corner Of Mum and TtTteenM Streets, asehmond,
JOHN d. HAMMERSLEY & CO., Propriotors.

This establishment lbsng the most complete PrIn-
terry IN the South both as regards Types Ornaments
&C. and the latest AID most approved Machine
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS. BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES POSTERS.
CIRCULARS PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS, 10.
!" Particular attention given to ine work for
Banks Public Offices Insurance, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors &C.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS BILL HEADS Small
Circulars, Labels &C., Is capable of turning Oh go
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
OF this establishment to obtain this description {
work at the shortest possible notice.
81 Prices reduced in proportion 20 The increase Qf
speed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze and various
coored Inks executed In the style 81 the art
In this branch Of the business the prorTietors can
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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: 'vstpsA BAKER.
rSy- lr is wtru suapars. that the s;cn

a he above card have learned that this stem ba,
rot viih opposition on the par, Of portion OF the
sgsmunity, t,w thyseia1s, and especially ofsom.
: those engaged in the same busiGess Ii has Ions
t-en the custom with seeerdi of the Druggists o,
ai-cits to charge an Increased price, for medicines
-aeussd At night, and tt has been deemed prone,
60 secure uniformity in this matter by adoptinx
A1si rate.
With regard 70 the justice OF the proceeding We
uld say. that no man engaged In any other oc.
G. ration woeit consider IL unfair to charge NOR
services rendered at unusual honrs; a wecer
tsniy think 1t Improper for any PsYsIciAy 20 90
}5-s ton the das charge after the hone ot 30 r N
on. claim the a.tY cents after zoe hare ret.y
q
Reosnse NC have not heretofore insisief upon .ha-
xh'ch iSss usalf Jtsst and proper IL is no ressnl
Shy we should not now do 80, aud It is certa' n
le'trr 10 kavs an open understandings with The puh
lie, han "a have them subject 70 secret rgIe and IN
d sal 1Gi caprice. se6-dtaJ
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kay- NERVOUS SUFFxRIbos.--
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PROBES

SI0NAL MEN,
wHr Eor RAvs YOUR HEALTH RHsroRKD?
We cffsr you the great RkST1kATIVE AND
INVIG0hATuR
To Delicate Females and Children.
fIAMProN'S TiNCTURR
Is truly bt>sstn1l eappssl TO our citigsns
Rev. james W. Hunefcuft, the talented and
independent editor OF that highly popular and ex
tensiyeiy read paper. the Christian banner Pub
tishea at fredericksburg. Va In his editoriNi o ss
issh q May rs lss ,sss speaks Of HAMPToss
We had taken strong medicines, observed great
particularity in our 4ist. and all 10 no purpose
We had dispafrvi of ever recovering our health,
when female friend of ours tmportuned us to get
n bottle OF HAS pTUS'S SVEGETABLETlsCTUKh
Use. We brief replied ne Woufd not oite a dol
lar FIR all the TiTctare Htmptoa erer nude so ia.
as our own Individual health VAS concerned"-
We hsS no faith in it, any other medi-
cine Ia efecting cure on US Ia the kindness OF
her heart, however, without consulting ab. u 1t
she sent and got one bott.e and urged 20 sccep,
5 it, and for her sake as IL csud possibly iDjure
Us, TO il aecord ng TO direction For the high
gard We had for her anu her set Of kindness, we
pi iomised to do so And without the Ieast ex saxer-
alton can tIuy say that b-fore We had used the
contents o. one bottle we felt lik. Q ne man"
As an InyRorator and Restorative. where q gentle
itimuiant wanted, We believe ftsupt ror 10 ell the
ordiais before the public. as - cure for Df5PEr-
<ith all diseases of the Stomach ard Bowels IL has
oeen truly successful TO the Single asd Married -
We Cfsr the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands will testify.
NJ- Gail and get Pamphlets and see cnres.
scld By pURCEiIL. bADD co, Richmond; By
o. COOsE. Frederick ksburg by all the Drogsistsip ID
petsrstur4; by MOhTiMEk MOWB rsiti.
more, and by Druggists and shCpkeepers every
where.
ss- s. per bo.tle six bottles for -.
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sag~ MsssRs. CoNs 4 SMI1H's soHooL

In consider alton of desre frequently expressed b.
9a!rons OF tnis INSTITUTION. the rrincipais Slsn u
irYNRas in the Primary etudies, viz: Biography
arithmetic, Reading &C will tie formed al cha ge
f $50 r s.sson and that frequent exer ises in W.
al Muse will be given t. the school, and the Ele
nent- of Music fausht without extra charge.
e6- Zee advertisemsnt-"Classcal and CONNER
-ial nchool" Sc ld-l2t
NJ B.-1he school will open az stated in advertise
nent bus will be removed in two or three weeks
INTO the new building, which we are now erecting
~ Franklin stree. little above 9Th
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VICTORIA AND AMERICAN TRofrKas.-A foreign
correspondent Of the New York Express s,s,es
that the following story was told him by the off
cal who conducted him through Windsor Cs,.,.
stabies:
1t seems Her Mai jssty as well as Prince Albert
.eVe last hoIsSs. and she never rides Witbou ha,
aags are upon the quickest trot Well Abe h..,,
II tLe speed Of New York horses and somebow IN.
.tory II ths rapid DIovements of pair OF .hern a.
tsonson. re6t he'd the ears OF the Princs and IN
queen. They were both al xious to see th cir move
nent, ana 'ry sheir Apse0. which being mad. knovn
so iheIr Amsrlcan owner, be forthwith chslenxpd
rfnce Albert to test the metal VI his asiInais be-
-ween Loudon and Windsor. Tho roy al party wer.
70 have twenty mioutes start and change horse, or,
ihe roae, while the American trotiers We're 10 o.
through the entire distance. The affair WAS wholly
prisate. but leaked Ut among the grooms and al
was eAcitolnent- bASing reached the halfway
uousc and road, with fresh horses, axain for stsrt
they ali Looked anxiously lack Ior the American
horses The Queen AID Prince Albert were as inte
rested as Ii their crown was the issus and remem
oering the yacht race, waere the America was via
torioas. by q wave OF her hand to her postiIIion.
victoria urged them forward But il did not avail
The American trotters xere soon in sight, and IL
"as but : few mioutes before they were meek ano
aeck, with the royal party; TO their utter amaze
ment they passed them, as trotting horses are
sometimes accustomed 10 do on the B.oomipgdais
read When the Queen and Prince reached n inu-
sor. the American horses were all nicely sroomed
ard nece sAry, IL need be, for another start This
expl it led to the purchase OF trotting animals
but having eapardzed the lives of the roy al party
they wisely were abandoned. This is tbs pstillons
ssery. and there is no cause to doubt the truth.
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ee- wATsos has just returned from

the springs and viii be happy to see bis old friends
and show them some of his celebrated Chrystsi
MINIATURES, which will neither fade or rub cut
Life eize PICTURES. in oil or paste. at tie short
est notice.
wH.TshURsT's OLD GALLERY, " MAIs STgEET.-No-
TIoE -HATSUN takes Pictures from so cts to $l0o.
Ambroty pes. Melsinot, pee On leather, and Photo
graphs OF any size plain or painted either 10 Eas-
tile or OIL The painting to bs oone By irst class
portrait painter EedGes net pretend 70 take them
oy the 100 by the aid OF machinery suitable for
rnnning railway cars or an ocean line of steam
ships. He has two skylights. enabling him at sli
times to get good Pictures az advantage not pos
sessed ny any other Gallery in Richmond.
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irsce street, between Tth and Sth
f'hgues II Hour for the fbor.-After the 18th inst
tugnstl DIR. Asc1J w,ii he in attendance upon tht
,sF between aud ocls Ok. r. 81, instead OF be
iscen and 5, as -retoIore and posiiir.Iy at n,
I, tsr hour In the day or evening. NH i2-ly%
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
w HOUSE,
KENT, PAINE a. co, 90 AND ls5 NAIssr

KENT, PAINE d co, l63ASD 165 NAIssr
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED TO THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERt d FOR sALEIN
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention Of Dealers to
our very large and well assorted stock of hkADY
MADE CLOTHING. manufactured By Ourselves /
jAsH. in the very best manner We feel cOufdenL
hat merchants W no are in the habit Of PURCHASING
.t the North and elsewhere, will but promote thsr
lwn interests by giving our sock q careful exalui
latirp be fore going further.
Besides Geptemen's Dress Wear. We have Yer!
args stock Of
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made in the very kest manner, and Of the mos,
substantial mater, ais
In addition 10 the above we have In stsre l5a d)g
6entlsmen's sHlRTS. OF all qualities and at lss
besides large assortment of Hickory Shirts, Can
on FLANNEL and Under do; Red, Blue and Gre!
Flannel dc; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton Flame
and Jeans do and eporting Jscketsali of which vii
sold a. prices which will compare IA. orabiy Stt
any market in the country, and upon the most sat
sfactory terms.
Sc Is-6Y KENT PAINE 4 CO.
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAnRoAD.-A correspon-
dent Of the Bristol, Tenn, News, writing from
Abingdon, Va, Gays:
The Board of Directors of the We. Ky. Rail
road have made a contract with Messrs. P.B l. W.
J Hawkins. and e. A. Jones, of North Carolina to
construct the entire work to Cumberland Gap
Oue Of these gentlemen ia President Of the Ra.
'eigh and CASTOR Railroad Company, and all are
reported to be men Of great energy of character
and much experience In railroad making, and /
earn that 1t ia their intention to push the work
forward with vigor The question to where the
Eastern terminus shall be. will not be settled at
rbis meeting Of the Board, but will be decided a.
heir next meeting, which is to be held on the 1ltb
Of October. responsible company from your
.owu made bid for the contract. and offered 20
huild TO Goodson for fur hundred thousand dol
'ars less than the estimated cost on tho Abingdon
route.
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NEGRO STAMPEDE AND CApTURE.-Soms half dozen
negro men Runaway from their masters in Jefier-
son county Va. on the Sfh inst. Two Of them are
owned by Col. Braxton Davenport-two by James
L. Ransom, Esq..-one by Chas. g. Stewart, ESQ.,,
and one by the estate Of Captain Manning. deed
They we're subsequently captured in Chambers
hnrp Va
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ny- J.oKsos's CELEBRATED BIrrsRs

ny- JAoKsoK's CELEBRATED BIrrSRs
II you have Agus and Fever,
II you have Bilious fev,r,
TAKE JACKSoN'S BITTERs
II you have summer Oompsint.
TAkE JaCKS0N's BjTTERS
Asa TONIC, and curer Of General Debility, 1t IL
unsurpassed.
For sale by Dluggist generally. Prizes. only 81
. .nts psr bottle X. 81. JACkS0N,
au l2--ts Proprietor.
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Brcrygss are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS anc
AABsjTYPss .xecuted at the large Phctogl aSh an
RIGe Art Galleries of MtaNIS, 1877 Main street, op
pste the pe.tofice, and Sycamore street, Peers
burg, Va.
Ea-e and grace in position, beauty in finish. apc
sofI "a In portraiture.
inose VINO wish 70 obtain something really fine II
the way of Lis euess either In Ambtoty pc or Pho
graph plain, iE India ink water colors oil coors
Pssiiie of any size up 10 the stzs OF fe are r.
sp-ctfuly solci ed to his Galleries and exam
Inc hi- vsrioas styles Of port,atures
Ga ler.cs Hiws open and free TO visitors whether
they desire work executed or not. ses
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H0- LIYs SIzs PnoToaRArHs.-Th'

IIYB CILU IHVIVu9AINp. 4 nc
subscriber takes pleasure In announcing g his nu
msrous patrons and the pnnlic at Ian that %
now prepared 20 furnish Photographs from uiAia
,ures 70 FULL LIFE SIZE. either plain or coiored
which for accuI acy and hnisb. he warrants equal
II superior TO any produced IN this city ~ tsst
than the usual price. Old PictGres copied ana CD
larged 70 any else.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and e1
anime specimens az 1lBBs' Tempie sf Art. CsriS
THAN Hal, Main street.. between 9TH ana s.s lVfn;
the place 10 get IT, where you will neither be hum
bugged In price or work, Also, helanotypes. y
any other Picture In tbs Photographic Art;
lslS X. y. y.
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Psissfs AssiNsr CsIlBAcY.-Au extraordinaYy
memorial has been addressed BY 507 Austrian
pti-sts 70 the author Of the C,ncordat, the Csrdi
n,~ss, The lower Catholic CLERGY put fofth shstr
srityaBces csnpIainins drss Of poor pay, asd urg-
ing abe abolition Of csljbaey and the nonkhooA
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~-RsMoy.L.-Weh have taken the stol

lAt-iy occupied by Messrs II. W. Fry Sons q
the corner OF Cary snd Pearl sire t. where we shal
he pes-ei TO receive the cals Of Qua customers auo
Me public generally.
Weshaii keep G. nstsntly on hand en- sssortmeu'
o trssh articles from the North by the assistance
New YoIk
The store Gu 18th street. aud the Lumber House
situated on Lombardy Alley, will be rented toaeth
separately at the option OF the applicant and
pIasession given iminedistely.
lin Wal HALLACE SUNS.
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CAprunINa 4 THrsr-On FridAy

CAPTURINa THrBY. --On Friday
night last, Constable Thomas Of Hearleo ~
sroused BY an unusual noise in his yard, and eser
ting up at once, went out TO ascertaiu the cause,
when he found that his hen house had bssn ~.
iisved II all It's isathered Inhabitants. Starting
In pursuit, the Constable overhauled n suspieiogo
white felo~, and after secnring him, contiausA
his search until he found his chickens and bax
Of cabbage. The suspected thiet 10 now 10 jail
awaiting an Examination.
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BAD SITUArIos man. whese name
We could not learn. was picked up iu vacant lee
10 the lower part OF the city, yesterday, 10 help
less condition, and carried to the station hssee,
we saw him last evening. he appeared to b h ths
sgonies OF death. -. -
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sPHcrAn NOTICES.
ss,g-To tn. PuBLic. After the i

nsy- TO tn. Pubic. After the l5Tp
PA Ue sxPTsM8RR NEXT, the usderstaned
y hen called upon to dispense uedicines between
tsa hears OF closing aad opening their establish.
+ safs viii charge the sum Of FIFTY CkNfS IN
4 ,iitlOa 20 ths nsssl price.
Thss step IL rendered necessary in conseapenee of
iAe feausat aud often useless interruptions of ON,
ret
NskDHA BAKER, ! BLAIR
MARtNG eRARGE, 9kUBEs &AppERsON
BUfAL 4 NoNFoN, AOtE E&GRAY,
" PkrsRsQN, FISHER 4 " ISsToN
DOVE &Co. CIlAs DAWSON,
JOHN " 3ARLICK, LWA0SER
uEO D0KDkS. "a s-tm
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eeptember 10th. lsas
~ Books for the entry Of ARTIcLRs,
intendedfor exhibition at tho Pair in Richmond. in
octoter next, are now open.
Communications addressed to the under signed,
descrih.ng as infinitely possible, the ch~racser ci
the article II be 'ered, will be attended TO These
entries must be made PRIOR to the z5sh OF OCTOBER
to.prevent coniuson and disappointment
CHAnLks DIMM0CK.
se fn--t3S0 Sec'y Va Cent Az. society.
~ Enquirer, Whjg, south and Examiner, copy
two Weeks
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HEATING By GAs.-Sandtpg 0e An.-One Of the
new buildings in Hawk street, says the Albany
Knickerbocker, 10 not only TO be lighted but heat
ed with gas. The plan adopted is The one got ont
by Calvin Pepper, Esq, Of this city. The iron
work will be dous mp IT the Eagle Furnace. Mr.,
Pepper gets up his beat By passing gas through
sand. II the gas be directed iato the body Of the
sand 1t will instantly diuse itself through the en-
tire mass, and, raising to the surface. may, with
perfect safety, be instantly set on fire With .
match, the nsme covering the whole surface OF
shs sand with pure fame, without smoke, no
matter how large the extent OF the hsnc, and With
perfeot and complete combustion. The heat =
simcst instsntaneously didnsed through the en-
tire mass Of sand, beating il equslly throughout.
aud requiring but one minute Of time to heat the
ssGd to such intense temperature that IL will re-
tain its hest for hosrs Atsr the gas 10 shut o and
the light extinguished. There can be no donbt
that the Gas required TO light room win also be
ssmcient 70 hest H.. Mr.. Pepper claims that two
cents worth Of gas will make sufficient quantity
Of sAnd red-hot to keep . room warm in winter
eight hours II this be 90. Il will be seeu that sur
insl expenses can be reduced 10 sbont atty cents
week.
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MuRprR WILL Our.-Gansey, a slaye negro. a9,

MURDVR WILL OUr.-Gansey, slave negro, aged
some seventy years. is now On his trial in Wash
ington county Superior Court, for the murder of
Hr. Collins, who was found hupg to q tree 10
Washington county some twenty five years since
suspicion for the time rested op this negro and
some other parties. but no revelations were sufi
cently developed to cause their apprehension
Eventually, however, Gansey was overheard to
make q confession iu regard to the murder and
vas some two years ago a. pretended aud confined
in jail While there he ID reported to have had an
interview with his son Gausey, whom he Informed
hat Mr.. Davenport was the only person who
knew anything to convict him, and If Davenport
dead, he had nothing to fear. Very soon after
bis. Gansey killed Davenport, for which crime ne
4xpiated in this county last spring. Old Gansey
~il. Ia all probability. share the fate bis son did
How trne 1t is that ''murder will out ~ Edenton
" C) Eynress
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SAD CASE OF BURNING.-Mrs. Towles, wife Of Men
tor Towles, advanced somewhat in years. was
burned ou Thursday night, in fredericksburg. Va,
to such extent as to leave great doubts of her
recovery. Mrs. T. had been sick, and persons
sitting mp with her until after IL o'clock
About O'Clock she was found In the yard almost
denuded, her clothes having burnt of her. They
took fire from a lighted candle. Her mind has
suffered for time past from the effects Of dis
ease.
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RUS Orr last Friday night % two
men we're driving up Broad street 10 basgy. she
horse ran of, threw the riders and smashed ths
buggy into Fragments. s
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EB- TEETH EXTRACTED. WIrRou,

rUN, ST MsANs 6Y ELkCTRiCfrY.
Gs0S6E w JONES, Dentist. hereby inform,
thasa ~irhirg their teeth extracted, that he 10
rTf pared = ith This new method and is daily usns
(; aitn complete success His sEw IEsT.UxsSrs
vs;h their tnds rubber fGicrum. PARTICULAR,
ted 10 it, Is they give the operator entire
tel OF the electric curTent This great Improve
ne has been generally adopted by the profession
q asmuch IL fst only subfues the pai1 If extrae
n H. but also prevents the nervous prostf alton cor
81 aeut pom such opeIstsons, especially where ther,
MANY teeth 10 be drawn Am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20
ssy- Da. JoHs B WALrHALL. (Elomee
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rathist offers his professional services TO the cit
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

Mayors C0URr. were three
trivial before the Mayor last Saturday, nsifh.
er OF which were dispcsed o. Az they will come
up again to-day, deem II useless 70 notice them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

tbs REMAlNs Of the late JoaH MOTOR.
NELL will be esdorted to the Philadslphia stssusr
this morning by the Knghts Templar and Masenis
Order, - Ht8 .est af h1