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

ALABAMA REsoLUTIoys.-The Democratic mem
bers of the Alabama Legislature held meeting
recently, and unanimously adopted the following
resolutions:
/. Resoleei. That u the opinion Of the Democra-
tic party of Alabama, the conclusion to which the
President of the United States has arrived, as ex.
pressed in his recent Message, in favor of the ad-
mission Of Kansas as State of this Union under
the Lecompton Constitution, is just and right.
2. That Congress has no right TO look further
into the Constitution submitted by the State of
Kansas in is application TO be admitted into this
Union, than to that the said Constitution Is
publican in its form.
g. That it Is essential to the peace, harmony and
perpetuity of this Union, that Congress should
speedily admit Kansas a State under the Le
compton Constitution, without further eondl
tions.
4. That the Administration of the Federal Gov
srnment should receive the hearty, Jealous and
unanimous support Of the South in its laudabls ef
forts to carry out in good faith the principles OF the
Kansas Nebraska act, and that this meeting, on
its part tender il such support.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02

Ono IIsg AND TRUST CoNPASY-A decision has
been rendered In the Superior Court, OF CincinDs-
ii, which virtually establishes the validity Of the
assignment Of the Ohio Life and Trust Company.
The action was brought by the sssignees to rsplev
en- the Office furniture of the company, which va.
seized by the sheriff to satisfy the Judgment Of GER
tain creditors
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BAD DEN.-Frederick Archer ana n

BAD DEN.-Frederick, Archer and Da-
vid were before the Mayor yesterday, for stealing
agentleman's cloak. Archer said no bought the
cloak OF some unknown person,and gave it to Fred
erick to have dyed. Fred took 1t 70 dying
establishment, carried on by David, . slave, and
had its color changed, but the owner recognized
aud recovered 10. As all three of ths prisoners
are slaves, they were held until to-day, with the
hope of being able to break mp den where stolen
goods ofvarious kinds are received aud changed
at the shortest notice. s ta .1H gfea = =
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Ddy- Why surrKn WITH Ruvr,,

~ mmearaigia Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache. or main
n any part OF the limbs bod y stomach or ba.xsis
Mhss yrnn, yon can be cured instantly with HIkTs.
,Su nONN hs CuRE-ALLl II Is a fine tonic for weak
10 digest Good, thus curing fndaeston and nsnsa.
"a Lot all who sniier bay bottle from PURCELL.
Ties 2S aud 50 cents % Ia ,oS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02

DESPERATE ArFRAY IN CAuYoRNlA-James Hollis
was killed in ball room, at ilealdsburg. Sonoma
county, Cai by j. J. Domes, on the night of the
25th of December. Hollis and his wife were living
separate. Dornes met the woman, and began pay
ing marked attention to her. On the evening Of
the 25th he accompanied her 10 the ball, where
they met Hollis. During the night the two men
got into fight about dance with Mrs. Hollis, and
the husband received eight stabs and was instantly
killed. Two respectable citizens, Richard Harri
son and William Hartman, trying to quell the
fight, were severely cut by Domes, who made his
escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.-Rich
Il Plated Castors Table and Desert Fork; Spoons;
Gaudlesticks, &c; Ivory Handle Table Cutlery:
Walters; Toilet Sets; Bath Tubs; Bucket, Chamber
Pals, nc; Block Tin, Britannia and JapaDned Ware
in great variety All of which we are selling low.
GEO. j. SUMNER,
in o6 IN p,.arl afr.
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FOR SALE. LEASE OR RENT

E:i Th"IarCe and conveniently arranged residence
- Glt corner OF FRANKLIN and Jefferson streets now
l1 she ,Scapaucy of DR., Ro. Archer, together with
I'll. hail atss Lut in rosr fronting on Grace street.
.I cr g desired. il will be- exchanged for other
f. .u thc business part of the city Possess
, f:. gwen l.: Oct yHeT next. Apply 10
fs s>-Alwltd GODpiN 4 AppERSON
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go FOR RENT.-For the purpose OF
Eaa moving into larger building the Basin
Bank we offer the house at present occupied by us
for rent WM T. STAPLES Co,
18th street. next door to
IA I-ts Shields 4 Sumerville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02

A SINGULAR LAKE.-There Is a lake covering
nineteen hundred acres in Wright county, Iowa
about enc hundred and fifty miles west Of Du-
buaue which Is surrounded by q regular stone
wall five feet wide at the top, and iu places
where the water would be likely overflow the
prairie, ten feet high. Az the pioneers found the
wall there, the question arises, "Who built IL 7"
Another remark kable fact Is that the lake has no
visible feeder or outlet.
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DARINa THErr.--Soms fellow, for shs<r
mischief, seized upon three Of the city waschmens
ladders, last sunday night, and made % wtsh sAsm
III he should fali into the hands Of the police. be
win have nice time In settling old seoseS,
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rA. ARg you A suryrRrn Are %,


afflicted with Chills and Fever neryons b,a,l.,be
sour stomach indigestion, torpidity of the liver cos
uNeness OF loss of appetlte IL So resort at onc to
tae use OF BAKERS PREMIUM BiTrEKS ana he
req we'd Have you bad cold or do yoa suffer with
ceid ieet: Then take BAKERS PREMIUM NIT
Eko, and be permanently cured Acting as they
20 upon the blood stomach sSi bowels, no orlilsry
disease Of the system can wbstand their assa anlts
nut eld 20 its inyigoratin p3Ners and heslth and
cheerfniness assume the steads of debility and low
= Iits. Are you dyspeptic. suSering the hourly
.nents OF that dlstlessingiy yexatons hissa se -
rs in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS. Won and
an nniaIiing panaceaone that has not yet failed to
pro uce cure, however long the consuming fr.
tniin manner from vegetable substances onIy these
bsIFShS are without rival for diseases of the sto
mact bowels aud blood; and when regularly used at
rms sason OF the year, will prevent colds and Sore
throa's, by toning up the system to its naturailv
n atihy eondation Let not the afflicted tax our word
u recommendation of This medicine but try it for
tems Ives, as thousands have done aud 6ecom.
converts 10 its priceless virtues
For sale by All the prominent Druggists in this c-
ty and esew here. iaa-tf
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THE THsArRIcAL TRouPE Of Kunksl 4
Co len this city yesterday sfssrpoon, 70 play In
Petersburg iast night.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BAY LAW PARrgRRsmp.
JAS. X. IEg
TEE rsorp.,f JAS. pLEAsANrs
pnhiis r.LdEAsANTs. Attorneys at Law. Notar;es
tee IN all the Courts OF the ctty Of Rienma,' VIII prae
'' ,,,,,o nv q Geochland. Henice and Hanover
'iaes on lith street. second door from Main.
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DOSES FAMILY MEDICINES
N Jayne's do. do. A full assortment Of each re-
'sf az anu ~ ' ailiLLspAuGH 4 JOHNSTON.
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r.-on Saturday Might -, = NJ

SHoT. On Saturday night lAsty q Mr..
JoHs =. FEsHErnouga wss rssarnine M -
theatre to his hthsr's rssidencs On koake 49,
he passed No. engine house, on the eorn1r II
Marshall street and Brooke Avenue, he ball q
king eject in thu calf of his right eg and Iodinr
near the bone. Mr- ~, 60 sooA - hs heard the
He Immediately repaired 20 Dr. Z. r. Mayo's odIcs.
In the neighborhood, and had the wound parts.Ilv
dressed. On Sunday morning, Dr.. MAyo, ass1stsa
by DR.. swoope. probed the wound, but was us6ble
20 mud the ball. Yesterday morning Mr.. y. was
,nat ne viii soon recover. The carrying AZ dad
y weapons and firing of pistols In the street ~
night are becoming 90 common, that the grand
!nry SIM be compelled to cake notice of he vitlo
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THs GRAsD LoDGE Of the District Of
Columbia Ancient York Masons have sccepsed ~
Invitation 10 Be present ss the krAnd Inaugural
ceremonies In this city, on the I'D Inst. -.
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IMPROVING Lewis H. Luck, the young
man seriously injured By fall, af the bufa-
Ing Of Binfofd Porter's estabishnsnf, has % far
improved, that he has been removed - his lAsh-
er's residence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02

MORTALITY IN NEw 0RLEAss.-Tne total mortality
Of New orleans during the year past was 6.057,
which IL an excess OF 353 deaths over tho year
1856, and CSC less than the last eight months OF
1865. The deaths from yellow fever last year num-
barred l9Q
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FOR rem IA verv desirah
= r0R RENT-A neat framed tene-

81 meat cu 29th street, between Franklin aud
r. streets containing Ave rooms with two story
tt-45ru nd olh-r out houses. To good tenant thc
"stw,l! Lt very low. Apply st Registers factory
..'' ~ r.s In--..ufs1 kpEERFfN fN AlTENs'
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Office corner 23dand Main streets.
EAp DEAR SIR: | feel it duty | owe
you 10 state to the public the successful removal
u Tumur from the side of my neck, OF SeUeateeR
years standing, weighing upwards of sir pgHr,dS.
without the use of knife or the loss Of blOod-and
# which | am now Well. | was examined by Dir.
Warner, oi the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago, aud he pronounced 90 chances against me by
cutting il, also did other eminent physicians
throu -hout the country. Yours. &c,
JAMES MILLER.
Residence-perkinsyillc Goochlsnd CO., Va.
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e. FOR RENT-A very desirable and
VII convenient residence, having seven good rooms,
Elk with CRATES and IA kitchen with rooms for ser
wants fuel, &c upon the lot; and the lot mas two
geuien entrances 10 1t, situated on Broad street
bet @.n oath aud 25th streets Apply to b. 4. Pol
TIAUX, over Mr.. II. A. }. Clopton,s office, or to
p G. LARUS,
IA s-lm No. "a Main street
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sg WHERE SHALL wE GET OUR LIKE

IKE WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE
NESS TAKENt-At GIBBS, Of course where every one
mat wants decent picture, and not a carrcature
always go. Besides, we have never been deceiv-
81 by him with humbug advertisements. As these.
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons. We take pleasure in aging that In
addition to our iuimitable AMBRoTYpE, we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of q superior character
both plain and oolored which. for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness. are equaled by few and sur
passed by none Pictures OF all kinds accurately CO.
pug, and warranted to please. at moderate pricesr
AMBRUTYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art Corinthian Hall Main street between
9th and 10th.
deS Pc. GIBBS.
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MOUNT VERNON HOTET, FOR

"a. RHNT-rh = H1tel situated AZ the fepot of the
f-ramonI a&d Petersburg Railroad Company is for
f.,.t aH possession may be had immediately Its
s!;u4tisi has always secure large transient pat
rusre sai IL is believed in the hands of an enter.
p1,sIur man, very large and profitable business
NAV tr 3ouo.
There arr connected with the Hatel two tencments,
c.ptAriug about Tn ms each. which will be rented
,.. rt4.d tenants
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The Catholic Church ~ Fayetteville, y. G, Was
destroyed by hre few uights ago, together Win
Mrs. Johnson's Hotel
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Essy' PHoToGRAPHs IN OIL COLORs,
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER COLORs, AND PHoTOGR, Apis
PLAIN, made from liie copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size. Also the most perfect
aud highly finished ANBRoTYPE5 of children and
adults at all times to be had at the large Photo
graph and Fine Art Galleries Of q. W. MINIS, Iii
tom House, AMI on Sycamore street, Petersburg.
Va. Ia Is
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COAL.

GLOVER HILL COAL.-The suhscr;.
=, per has always on hand, both large and small
LUMP COAL. which he will deliver to the nuhIic
p1hctuslly, when ordered. NJ b WHITING.
I-zm I'm Near Petersburg Depot
A NTHRACITE COAL AT Sc 5O.-We
= = have for sale ANTHRACITE COAL. at 81. 20 per
oad, delivered, il application lie made Immediately.
corner gth and Canal street. South side Basin
eI-bt" SYDS0R & ANDERSON
!HEAP FUEL.--100 tons Treyorton
- Red Ash Anthracite Coal, good article for
urates stoves and Furnaces for sale at Sc per load
OF % bushels. Terms cash
SAMUEL 7. HAwES
ia J-eOu3t Office fOuth Side IlncE AZ
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SAD AFFAIR -Uuder our obituary head to-day we
chronicle the demise of little child of Rev. Mr.
Castlemap, pastor of the Episcopal Church. Its
death occurred under circumstances of very sad
nature, which are AS follows: On day last week
we think it was Saturday-the deceased, in COM
pany with an older sister, was playing in the kit
chen, when by an accident they ran against pot
of boiling chocolate and upset it. The hot liquid
was splashed over both the children, but the one
that has since died was injured most severely hay-
ing been scalded horribly upon the breast, arms
and other parts of the body. The little sufferer
fingered until yesterday morning in great ago
ny, when death put an end TO its torments She
was an uncommoniy bright little girl universally
beloved, and the sympathy of the entire eommn.
nifty Is felt for the bereaved parents.-HuTistarg
Telegraph, 2Sth.
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"a FOR RENT-A very desirable
- Lodging Room over our store. Possession given
iISnsdiateIy STEBBINS Il PULLEN,
l1 Broad 1t. corner Of Broad and 9Th Streets
m
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ees STABLE FOR RENT.-A good
N::t Stable aud Carriage House for rent in rear oi
our store, W. l.. PERKINS & CO,
ia l4I Eagle Suuare
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SHIPPING. the month ef Jsn-
uary. I'D vessels and boass catered The kiebmoEd
dock, aud 1ss departed therefrom, IN DE seps
space Of time four New York, fhrvs nmssimcss
aud two Boston packets arrived, win usestsd
cargoss. H1s ssAeis
TnE THgATRE was entered last Sunday.
by some thief who forced open ths os5ts dor 80
broke into tho desk, but allied 70 gsS nxnscs -
q dime for hts labor. ~ ri -
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ses FOR RENT-A Store, on Governor
Esss street, between Main and Franklin. Apply to
~ z. Ii. TAYLOR,
de 2-ts At his Music Stored
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02

THE LECoMPToN CONSTITUTION AT WASHINGTON
The Washington Union of Sunday makes the fol-
lowing announcement. Kansas will be the alb
sorbing question before Congress this week, as it
is understood that the Constitution will be imMe.
diately sent in by the President with a message
enforcing it's adoption:
General Clarkson arrived in this city last even
ing from Kansas Territory with the Lecompton
Constitution, which, being addressed TO the Presi-
dent, was Immediately placed In his possession.
General Clarkson informs us that the vote Of the
Delaware Crossing precinct had been returned to
the commissioner for Leavenworth county, and
was in his possession at the time the returns were
opened and counted in the presence Of the speak
er of the house, president of the senate, and gov
ernor, and that it amounts TO something over
three hundred votes This gives the democrats
majority in Leavenworth county, and consequent
ly majority In both branches of the legislature.
We are also informed that the free-State vote,
said to have been rejected by General Calhoun be-
cause 1t was returned to Gov. Denver, had net been
returned az the time the aforesaid opening and
counting took place. Ii was cast at the free
State polls held, under a,.nority of the territorial
legislature, for vote on the constitution, and
that alone, and was not returned even TO the Gov
ernor until the next day after the counting, but
before the publication of the result by the speak
er and president and was embraced by them in
their aggregate. Hence il Is claimed that all the
free State officers have been elected
Gen. Calhoun will be here in a few days, when
he will doubtless furnish complete returns.
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HousK EvrKneD.-On Saturday n;shf

Housx ESTEneD.-On Saturday night
asI Ihe residence OF Ar. Points, nesr the Old bA-
tiery. was entered aud robbed Of ysr;ous srsacl~s
OF house keeping. The table had been srSsswsa
for Sunday morning breakfast, seeing vhich ~
thieves helped themselves to ell the crocksry rutis
~, ets. and concealed 1t under car near the Can
trail Railroad. They then returned TO rob ths -,
house. but tn doing 90, attracted attention BY their
noise and was driven OF. leaving behind then =
hat, large knife and file. Next morning dish
and one or two other articles were found under tbs
car, where they had probably been overlooked
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k"f II ,usc Leigh street. II has four good rooms
-. = vrll ~ good water in the yard
have slSa a Market Garden. which will rent; or
~ ~ il ia partnership with any one that under
stands IT, and can give good Recommendations. AID.
v.y ~ ~. LA. and Shoe Store, az Broad street
"a Ifs RICHARD MOORE
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Eay> The MUSTANG LiNIMEST CURES

Rheumatism:
T.e MustqAg Liniment cures .TiF JOINTS;
i,c Mustang LitipteHt cures Barns and WundS
The Mustang LtI,iBaeHt cures S1rcS u1td Ulcers;
Tie Hstd,J Liittmet cures CLked Breasts and Sore
Nipples;
TIE Mustang LiniBicnt cures Ne0dlgiO;
The Mustang LtHiHie1h cures COrtS and Warts;
The HustdRg Ltni0ieHt Is loDrtjt
I,000,0OO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
TO the United States the preseryer and restorer
If valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprans
lads Houncs, Stiff Joints, &c.
Will you answer this question Did you ever hear
I any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness,
ment would not cure! Did you ever visit any re-
.pectable Druggist in any part of the world-in Eu-
ro pc Asia or America-who did not say lit was the
greatest discovery Of the aSe!" Sold every where.
Every family should have it; three sizes.
BARNES IL PARK,
ia S-d&w-lm PIoprietors, New York.
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Is. FOR RENT.-Those ncwlY erect

- FVh MN .-Ihose nCWIy erect
I'll al Brick Tenements. on Gary street. between
7tl anG sth. They are we'll adapted for Grocery
stn!rs, or any kind OfTetail business They contain
rooms. besides the store roum aud Well adapt
al for the accommodation oi families, having all ne
Cessary cuuyeniences. Possession given Immediate
Iy To COED tenants. the rent " III be moderate
Apply q Il. 4. RAdLAND q co,
"a 9i-is Inmher nenlnrs MArslHll sfrret.
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y n I.s7.-1FEE = II. ~ 10 70 '-,'' V't
f,00D,OOD DOLLARS pi

E6s" EVERY LOVER OF BREAD should
nse SEMPLES INEALLIBLE BAKING POW
DERS. They are certainly the best aud most eco
nomica offered to the PUBLIC. For sale, whole
sale and retail. by JOHN W. GARiICk,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
ia % Market Place Franklin st.
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~ FOR KENT-The Tenement on
IL 18th street, on" door below c q Thompson'r
IA n CIV PUCEII, & co
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EaS~ NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing.
Shaving, shampoeiug and Bathing Saloon (uuder
the Ballard House) has been handsomely fitted nm
aud Is now open and invite the citizens and stran
gers TO give us a call
n. B Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
taiiy, from o'clock A. VI. to 10 P. NJ.
no lS-d2ms UOBS0N A MORTON
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ra FOR Rem IA very desirable
A:1 dwelling oa Grace street, between Adams ami
FlUshes. square above trace street Baptist
Church. The houss contains ten ro0u.s, and has
h-ru TeHeutiy repaired and gas introduced; has the
cty wafer in the yard. and Is in uf the most
Pheasant noighbOrhoois In the city.
Ton good tenant the rent Will be low. Apply to
IA 23-ts kAGLAND 4 BRO
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HlDES.-The subscriber has on hand
"A and for sale, about two hundred beef HIDES
in good condition, and well taken of
ia Pts JOHN LINDSEY
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p FOR RENT-And possession given

~ IVIN MIN I---NHN IUootHFIUH gtFtH
si Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
etJir OF MIR. Keeling, Main street neat door t.
Urw building. corner u: Main aud l3lh streets. 1t j.
4 very desirable location Tor a lawyers or doctors
g..!t", or lodging room. Apply at this Office.
IA Its
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- - am receiving $500 bushels of LUMP and HAIL
ranges Also. 2,NU bushels FINE suitaJle for en-
ply to g. b. LiPsCOWR "p
la 22-tE 'N' DiNa0'
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ns FOR RENT, and possession given
E: Immediately, the store at present occupied by
vs. nm t-th street next door 10 the corner of Frank
In Aprly n The premises.
IN tsi~at NJ. scHULTz. Agent.
sea FOR RENT--A very desirable
Es r5 m over Sankey's kmbretype Gallery suita.
81 ~ ~. ? young men. Possession given imme.
g,atply. Apply 10 SANAAY'S, on Eagle Square.
I-ta
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JAMES VI. TAYLOR 4 son.

o. FOR RENT.-A brick HOUSE
81 on l,Ih street, E.tar Broad. The house has
i've r,'gBs with kitchen attached, gas in the house
eui til w..er i'll the yard. Apply on premises OF
L. JOHN A. LACY.
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STRENGTH OF THE ARMT.-The effective force of
the United States is, according to the latest re-
turns received at the Adjutant Generals Office as
follows, distributed among the military depart
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6H. FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR hENI

a
Essr Tue upper of the new brick tenemCuts ioI
the North eide 4 Main. between u AMI 81 streets
recently flushed with u rooms aud al suitable ac
for family. -
L
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HERDS GRASS SEED.-Just received,
IL prime lot OF Herds Grass Seed: for sale by
CHURCH d. FLEMING,
in 26 No "a Main street
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RU Il N g FLUID.--Extra quality
~ Fluid. only IS cents gallon cash. for sale by
Jazz f. J. PICnT
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sfaY GOVERNOR STREET STOVE STORE
Fall campaign for 1857, now opened. with larger
and still more desirable assortment than in any for
mer year. consisting in part of entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry f A. G. Barstow, which
Judges of good work particularly invited to ex
anime. Persons having in use Stoves Ranges, or
Furnaces of this make, obtain repairing pieces,
)n application, at factory prices .
GEORGF STARRETT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02
| NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

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- 'fF AMBROTYPING.J Just received from the in.
ven n New York. at OSBORNE'S PICTUREGAI-
hERE! Come and see them. They have none OF
that dingy appearance of other Ambrot made in
;he city This process is capable of producing ths
has taken cheap, inferior Pictures nothing but the
best is allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
neshy advertisement ever appeared in print of this
establishment. We rely on our known merit
ALBERT W. OSBORNE