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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-28
m IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

S~@HAT ,BUOE AND dAlIEh WEAhEhS.
From Is to % per cent saved by buying from
j. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Best
quality moleskin Hats $3y; second quality, 3; silk
Hats, q 50; fine calfskin sewed Boots, $3.50; Coz.
gress Boots best quality French patent leather, 1913
English kid, 1913; buckskin, $500 lasting $40
calfskip 1926 patent leather pumps, 81 calfskn do
1918; calfskin Oxford Ties Sc IS. They all made
to order and warranted to wear we'll
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no abste-
ment, az 10
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WORM KILLER.-Children

NJ II6UINIft WOISNI hIIlLLKt. Oh
cry for It'll This valuable and popular prepare
ton is recommended with the greatest confidence
be one of the BEST safest and most reliable Worm
stroyers In use.
Being prepared especially for children, it is sweet
and pleasant the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the infant with perfect
safety, it contains oil. worm seed turpentine. or
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only by u. j. PICOT. and for sale by
Drug qjsts generally, Rull
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.-We have
IL on hand complete assortment of the best and
Bolster and Pillow Case Cotton and Shrtings ali
widths. Also, large stock of Irish Linens. Table
Damask. Napkins and Towelings. Bed Blankets,
a full assortnen of Cambria, Jaoonet, NainAo k
S iss and theckd Musns. which we offer at great
bargain, to make room for our spring Goods
in IS j. Il NJ. R0SENBAUM,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. 40.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRUG9ISTs.
~ DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS. DYEs.

NINVUW 0Izk6ps WSr
No. Is Pearl street, kichmond.
ARE now receiving and will shortly have ~ s.nrs,
their Fall Stock Of DRUGS, DYES, CHEMlOAsL.s s
&c the whole Comprising q large and general as
sortmsnt. well adapted 70 the wants OF the trade,
purchased In person By Of the house. on the hoe
advantageous terms and mostly for cash. AZ. e.
we are thankful to our friends and the punne ioI
their long continued and fattering support ana we
hope that with the facilities we possess for ootanns
spplies and the strietest attention 70 the Qnality
of All goods sent from u.s. to preserve the reputation
which our houS efsoys for selling articles Oh the
VERY best character.
packing orders.
No. Is Pearl street.
or~caita fbcir Old Stand.
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DRESS SILKS, DRESS SILKS.-We
- have few dark Dress silks; also. faw Of color
out, We will offer them at great bargains.
JAZZ ClJLES eHENERY,
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ARLINGTON, BY BOSTON, CUT

(oN0F THE DAM or SARAH WASH, SGToS.
viii make n season next Spring at New MaIkCt nsar
Petersburg Va ard be Let TO fisorough-hTed Wares
at $40 and plantation Mares will be pu' 40 81 ih9
season. Macs will BE- led well nj 20 csnts por 34y
ARLINGTON r. a cine CHI, color. IS hands tE1 ID hes
high md Of rho very best running family Il ilorp's
in america IIis balf sister. sarah Washlngtca. h9a
produced moro god fafRrers than any other ia9 Ia
this country. ard sold for higher prices,
Escape out o. sarNh. By Fcrmonky sold for. - - ~
Inspector o't Of saIac. by E0sicn. (grilF} 49, -
she Waskng Gn, or OF sassle. by kegFnpe.. s.3 %
slasher. out ot sstno - Chlids HsTroil,... 5so 10
Making f,r tho flrr the surn of .... ~ ca 80
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TRY GOODS, AT COST.

PARKER, NIMMO & CO, No I4s Eagle Square
offer their entire stock of Dry Goods at cos er cash.
consisting in part Of the following:
SILKS NESTlNGS .,,o
M0USLINS SILK, MERINO. LAMBS
MERINOS WOOL SHA AK ERS
CASHMERES SHIRTS AND Dhh" :
BOMBAZINIsS Frs ,s
ALPACAS IRISH LISENS
sHAWLS SHEETINGS
CIOAKS HOSIERY, &c
EMBROIDERIES PULLED GLVino
CLOTHS SAIIINbIo
BLANKETS, DC.
To those of our customers who keep accounts VIE
u.s. we will continue to charge goods 81 Teguisr
prices, W ~
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, 10.
r FOR GENTLEMEN. n
MILES, VERY SUPERIOR BOOTS,

We have in store. recently Received sne made
EXPRESSLY 10 our order, generaIassortment OF ths
above superior and beautiful BOOTS, some made
for Dress and some that are donble soies and double
uppers These Boots too we'll known 70 require
comment from any quarter and for any one y say
that they have Roots equal TO Miles Is perfectly ab
surd There are many dealers la this city, that would
be very glad 70 get them from Miles but he refuss.
as be has orders his Boots than he can hll
We have been customers Of his for the last twenty
four years. and up this time have but yerT
few persons who have not said Miles Boots were tins
best they ever wore. These Boots are msde
out OF VERY soft French Cslfskn They At beautiful.
~, and a general thing sy are aa soft as glove,
We receiving supplies OF these Boots almost
every week, and our assortment Ii generally very
complete. We would respectfully ask our friends
and the public TO gi7e us a call when in want.
wshaye, also, large assortment OF gentiemen's
fine French Calf Caters for Dress, and also double
soies These tiaiters really nice and good. We
have known them to some Of onr Customers con
stantly for six months and they fit elegantly, and
the price of them is from one dollar and hty cents TO
two dollars pair less than other CATERS are sold for
and we will warrant them TO well II not Ion
ger than any French shoes. All we have TO say 10
our friends in town and country, when IN want OF
any thing In the Boot Shoe or Trunk line call on
eyerythine de II
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NEGRO HIRING.--The subscriber re-
IN turns his thanks to his former friends and pa
irons for past fayors and takes this method of in
forming them and the public generally that he
intends to continue the business the coming year,
promising to his best exertions TO obtain good
homes and coed prices for all Negroes entrusted to
him. and also TO give them his personal attention in
case of sickness. He has n large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring, in which they can
stay until hired out.
He wonld advise that Negroes should be sent in as
early as practicable after Christmas.
refer, by c0naent, to the following persons:
~ b. Ill., lp,.,s
BAKER Il PLEAsANTs n''i''hoho ~
JSo L. W. @. LATASE, King William.
Dr.. 8. GRIFFIN FAUNTI gPoY, H.; 49,
Dr.. THOMAS EATANE, mug Sueeu-
DR.. BEv. d. REY.
DR. JAS. II. LArASE, ESSEX
v. A. J. CIOPTON,
Office corner Of Wall and Franklin streets.
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson. Hill Co.'s.
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL

L AGENCY.-The subscriber offers his services
the ensuing year to his friends and the public gene
rally, for the purpose of HIRING OUT NEGk0E-,
RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS,
&C Prompt returns made in every case. He will
endeavor to secure fair prices and good homes for
servants semitic his care, and give all necessary at
tentiOn to them in case of sickness Office no 8,
Wall street. (under st. Charles Hotel) between
Main and Franklin streets, Richmond, Va.
THUS. J. BAGBY.
He refers by permission TO the following gentle
men: Messrs. cambridge 4 Hart, Tinsley, Tardy
Co, Hunt 4 Bros. N; L.. Stratton, Il. b Spence and
Ii. X. Ellyson, of Richmond; Joseph Bro Snley,
of King and Queen; VIM. NJ. Gary of King William.
de 24-lm =
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~ T. SMELLING G. j. L. WALKER
~. offer their services to the Richmond public
under the firm of SMELLING Il WALKER for the
collection of claims, hiring out negroes, renting
houses, and conducting General Agency Business.
All matters entrusted to their hands shall receive
prompt attention and immediate settlements
Office corner 25ta and Broad streets, Church HILL
where one of the firm will always be in attendance.
May be also. at Sam'l Hastings, on Pearl ST.,
near Cary. from to ii A. Nj. and to 5 p. NJ.
ia l4-2wx
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|. MOST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

kaa MVOI DVI EItNUA IsVOV1'VU
<1zs@H this morning for Gentlemen. dozen pairs
double sole French Calf Congress CATERS. The above
is the most superior article of the kind ever before
offered for sale in this city. and Gentlemen la want
of any thing of the kind will do well 10 call early
and supply themselves. JNO. O. PAGE. JR.,
de 81 10 Market Bridge.
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MYERS i JAHNKE.

la "a PASSENGERS y ar . hereby n,M" po:.
lied THAI IN and atsr this date Tickets viii lie ALL
by the Agents AZ their respective Stations of all the
Trains on this road, and they ARE hereby reQu"strj
to procure them before getting on the cars.
SAArL RUTH, Sup't Trains.
0fiice r. Pap. r. II. Co..
Richmond. .Ian'y "a. 1875 ia y
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
VI OF READY MADE CLOTHING. - DARRA-
OOTT. HARRIS & CO. have determined to SELL from
stnok of Ready Made Clothing at greatly reduced
rates Our stock for the season is large, and we are
datermined TO reduce it. if low prices will accom-
nlish il. We would advise all in want 10 give us
call DARRAC0TT, HARRIS 4 CO,
Successors to Merchant, WesiRer Co.,
;aIa No lI2 Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-28

FAMILY FLOUR Of the John Holm,
/. brand -Sihhls inst received and warranted t.
please 10 every respect
isp CRENeHAw 4 On.
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MARBLE Work
wi AT REDUCED PRICES.
MILLER g. VINCENT.

4. III. SKINKER CO, No. 80 Cary street, haV
on hand full assortment Of
English Refined
Common English
Swedes lRON
Oval and Half Round
Bands, Hoops and Horse Shoe
American English and Russia SHEET IRON
Norway NAIL RODS
PLOUGH IRON, to IL inches wide
Horse and Mule SHOES
TIN PLATES, assorted sizes
Al.SD-A full assortment GROCERIES,, ia
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NOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES -
~ Steel do. eome of them with those superior
Scotch Pebble" eyes. more suitable for the eyes
than any other kind. For sale by C:GENNET.
IN Earln San
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TALIAFERRo FAMILY FLOUR.-We
l. will commence in few DAYS making the above
neQualled brand of FLOUR
Persons wishing TO secure their supplies will please
18th street. -
an It's TAIJAWERR0 n RWVn
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BARGAINS FOR THE LADIES.-Silk
- Robes and French Delanes at and under cost
for cash; Rich Flounced Robes at $l7; splendid FIR
Delaines from 50 cts. to 81; Chaies very cheap.
G. A. GWATKTN,
ia % Opposite Exchange Bank
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a NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
A OF AMBR0TYPING lust received from the in.
yentor In New fork, at 0S B0RNEs PICTURE GAL.
LEhYi Come and see them. They have none OF
That dngy appearance Of other Ambrctypes made In
the city Ihis process e capable Of producing the
has taken cheap, inferior Pictures nothing but the
best Is allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
nashy advertisement ever appeared I'm print Of this
establishment. We rely on our known merit.
ALBERT w OSBORNE
~ ze-x Opposite the Exchange Bank
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and saw her make the movement al Croap, after
which ne started back eXclaiming that he was cut
Before the fuss began Della showed her dagger TO
Dominick Burns with whom she was On friendly
terms
Alter the stabhing Della and her friends went an
ont Of the market, when Della was stopped by the
Waterman and during her talk with him she
cropped something in the gutter. The watchman
arrested her and took her TO the lookup and re-
turning ana searching the gutter, found a knife
|hich Coffespobded With scabbard picked np at
CFCau ieeb Immediately after be was stabbed
Cr0an, upon being stabbed exclaimed to the
watchman who went to him to ask who had cut him,
D-n ~ y serves me right. am no use to myself
or the world and refused TO tell who cut him. He
3nI MI III ;sb Il havs NJ, asase any nody
rhe yyatchnan foGl, him IN d.t -, NC Y PleLs pei;
not eain adroittance he tfen mt RI, IN Dus 1od
asked him iii and where be ifved III s,, -,
used ia anayger anv nestioa and he tben 10,
h tbe Iocnn mi tena n fbart rozn;tsI otera
in the conrsa If a fay, 7ava he dfad F''E'
Defia sat verv cooI snd connosed dsyino, the ev,
arnination az T. i EIr.e,,a5 Iinh+ bai-sa ,go-,Sa
Of twenty-five Or thirty years, with mild, fair face
ane was fashIonaDy and starchily dressed Her ease
IN court however, was doubtless owing to her past
| experience ~ similar scrapes
Inc Recorder decided the case by sending her be
lore the First District Court, TO be tired for man
slaughter. We heard last evening that Judge Hunt
had fixed her bail at $4,000, which it is not she
VIII be able to furnish.
There was little other business before the Recorder
raft OF drunkards was sifted oat in the usual man
her
B. Gnsman, for raising row on Cypress street
and matreattng his wife Urania, was fined So
The following parties were arraigned, and gave
'"IT TbpP ~ PYSd IS r, Iot @ S@l'nl'iation
If liz rneavs ,noI b ,s a,d .aans
ofF nj NJ DO Tbo;tl ~ @ es 9 80
nom last Caaa f1ed For th IN inst
Timotbv Hanovan CHARGED tqitb hraaq t-nncl-I;ny
D,,i5 ptg =; .GL - ~ II ~ =
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From Central America.


We extract from the Panama Star and Herald the
following intelligence obtained from its Costa Rican
correspondence Of the ID of September
have nothing toreport Of interest from this place.
Everything is dull as ditch water and we only live
with the hopes OF business improving in the coffee
season.
The coffee crop / understand will be an average
one, although not large at first anticipated and
owing to the long dry weather, it was much feared
that it would be as bad last year, but at last re-
ports the plantations were looking much better
A gang Of some forty thieves had been organized
in Costa Rica and committed several rObberies-they
finally attacked the residence OF the President but
were caught and fogged by the commander.iu-chfet
until they confessed their guilt, Two papers, the
Album Senlana and La Union, which found fault
with the way in which the thieves were punished
have both been suppressed by the Government One
Of the gang relation OF the President and the
majority Of them are people of respectable families
and well Oft Part OF the gang has been banishad to
Guf1 Dulce and others to Chile.
General Lamar, United States Minister had reached
Costa Riea.
From Nicaragua there is very little Of interest The
country is quiet. United States sbips.ot.war Savar3
nah and Saratoga were in San Juan del NOrte the
United States soop Plymouth sailed thence on the
Ist fer Aspinwa
We learn from Honduras that the railroad project
is looked upon there as entirely abandoned aud the
people are very much disguised about it. move
is how being made to raise hundred thousand
dollars TO build a cart road across the country.
There is some talk OF Salvador invading the country
The Salvador correspondent Of the Star says:
The new President BarT0iS seems to give great
satisfaction to the people, and no doubt had he at
his disposal the means necessary tor the purpose.
he would prove himself to be the right man in the
right place.
/ Cotton planting is attracting considerable atten-
tion here. Samples Of some grown at Sonsanate
have been very taYoraby Classed by the Manchester
iadges The Manchester Cotton Association are also
distributing considerable quantity of seed through
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THE POWER OF BLACK MAII.-The Democratic
Board of Councilmen of New York city, at recent
meeting, awarded the corporation printing to that
libeous, filthy, and thoroughly Infamous publication,
known as the Police Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

Fatal PRIZE FlGHT.-George Mercer, an English
man, was killed in New Haven on the 2Sd imam anna.
teur prize fight with VIM, Houston, another English
man, after fighting five ronnds. Only one witness
was present. Houston was arrested.
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#tFN H. EtOIyft5WU WUE4N = CV., n Ne =
NJ mn, successors 10 +. D'AQUIN co E4AaGIa,uS55
ssBss44Gas aeEADmd CRACKER BAKERS, gfsszsSsilE5zA
No. ID New bGyec street New Orleans,
Superior AMERICAN GRACKNEL BISCUIT, warranted
Free Of salcrttas any drugs injurious To hgulia.
Il. D. Co keep constantly hand lnrge assortment
Bread and hackers.
Pilot BfeRd, GDftehnusa Biscuits Water Crackers,
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers, Soda Grucsers,
Wine Bread, Boston Crackers, Picnic etc, etc,
French Biscuits, Butter EwckeIs
AmAdg machinery the lowest prices. myl1 "
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iouRg Andrew Young Neal
Initials

Baps and Methodist Churches t. The Agents Of the ship
Planters House Editor OF 'e Telegraph
ST. MARKS, P. M.
New ORLEANS, October /, 1858.
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Our dates from Oregon are to the 2Ist Of August.
On the 18th of that month, Lieut.. J. K. Allen, with
party of fifteen men, made night attack upon q
body of Indians stationed on the Upper Yakima
10 horses and beef cattle and considerable Of other
property. Lieutenant Allen was, however, mortally
wounded and died next day. He was acting under
the command Of Major Garnett, who is operating
against the Indians in the Yakima country. Further
than this there has been no positive demonstration
against the Oregon Indians though preparations are
being rapidly made for an active campaign in that
part Of the world by the government troops.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

HEALTH OF NICKSBURG.-Ihe Hirer.-Ihe NiCEs-
burg Wing, Of yesterday morning, says:
There was one death at the City Hospital yester-
day of yellow fever and none in the limits Of the
city. We hear of one or two new cases Of fever.
The river is still rapidly reeedng. 1t was falling
last evening at the rate Of five inches in twentyOur
hours. Business on the landing yesterday was in.
active.
The True Southron draws a rather more gloomy
picture Of the sanitary condition OF that city. 1t
says
We regret to he compelled to report that the vel
low fever appears to be steadily on the increase in
our city. We heard OF quite a number OF new cases
yesterday, occurring in localities which have been
heretofore exempt from the disease. We believe that
it is now scattered pretty well over town, and no d-
mtnutiOn can well be expected until the advent of
frost. We can only counsel prudence and a cheerful
discharge Of duty on the part of all who are liable to
be attacked with the hope that we may soon be re.
eved OF the presence Of the destroyer.
There were six bural5 yesterday-three from the
city hospital two from the city proper, and the man
who died on the eVee night before last, making six
in all.
The Southron relates the following incidents
a poor woman who died on the evee was buried
yesterday evening, She left two little orphan boys,
and horrible to relate, whilst they were following the
corpse OF their mother to the grave some feulsh
villain broke open the house aud rined bureau OF
everything of the least value. The officers are on
the search for the miscreant, and we do sincerely
trust they may catch him, y
The MISSING AERoNAur-T The Detroit Tribune Of
the I'D says:
Mr.. Banuster, Thurston's companion, returned thi,
afternoon and can bring only the worst tidings The
balloon he identified, aud sent the silk of which il
was composed to this city last night. He himselfr re
manned TO search for his friend, To-day he come.
back despailngiy. He states that the balloon valve
on which Fhurston sat, is torn out from the silk 0
the balloon three quarters Of the way around indi
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n
IETssF9IEssa IS SPRINGS-Twice week-Ibe Adj
vance, SAM. A5es, muster, will leave for
III adOH and GHlum Springs u week as f0lows.
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Gulum Springs and pemopos
5avery Saturday evening, at o'GlGcE
Leaves Mobile for Bn1n and Gulum Springs every Wedhes
slay evening, at O'Clock.
Returning
Leaves Rladon ard Gulum Springs every T0esdaynnd ThHrs
seveups, o'clock, arriv Mobile every Wednesday
sid FtidHy morning, Al o'clock,
ZOE passage, apply 70
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no Three hundred miles shorter Than by any other
Passing through SLAVE TERRITORY, ample security
% Afforded the conyeyanc Of without annoyance
risk Baggage checked througt-sure cOnntctonsdst.
giasA tracks and wide iHge Express Mail
Trims lepvs Memphis daily at u Ma passing the beautiful
sceuery Ia Nmf abu along The Tennessee river, and the
Lookout and virginia Mouutns-wh their pure healthful
and mvjgorf2 beezes celebrated Spriugs-by daylight
RH- IurOVEI 10 New York with less and expense than
by otHer Try IT, Through Tickets sold The office
Orleans.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-13
From New Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.

ST.. LOUIS, March 2.
Sante Fe mail arrived General news
unimportant. Capt. Nancy reached the Vi
cinity of Sante Fe on the Cd of February,
his trip had been long and was attended with
the lcss of a:.large number of mules and great
hardship He would Immediately proceed to
make purchases.
The presumption was that his expedition
would be entirely successful, putting johnson
in possession Of means of transporting to
Utah much earlier in the spring than his sup
plies would reach him from the States.
Col. Haley, Indian Agent, and Judge
Watts came passengers.
The Legislature would adjourn on the 4th
of February.
A difficulty occurred between Surveyors
kettley's party and some Mexicans rear AL
buQuerque. Two Of the latter were killed.
Mr.. Hockaday District Attorney of Utah
arrived yesterday, Ell route for Washington
with Government dispatches. He denies
that the troops at Camp Scott are put on
half ratiOns.