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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27
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NOTIdiM.

NOTICE.
a FINAI. settlement of the Estate of the
IA late John Couch, deceased, will he made
in the Ordinary's Office, at pickcns C III, on
the 'lth Monday in January next Persons
indebted to the Estate are required to make
payment, and those having demands against
said Estate must present them legally attest
cd on or before that time.
MARY A. COUCH, J Adm'x
ROB'T COUCH, ! Admr
Oct %, 1858 IL 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27

NgvER do that by force which may b
cfoetsdby fair means
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27

OR THE RAILROAD CONDUCTOR CAUGHT.
"lou cannot judge of man by the coat h
years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27

Alfred still@ell, Esq, was on Monday,
the 8th inst, elected Sheriff of York Dis
trict gIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
Hon Lohm Letsher.

Mr.. LercHEa, the nominee OF the Petersburg
Convention for Governor, was born IN Lexington,
Reckbfidge county, Va, on the Goth OF March,
1913. From the age of fifteen, during the time he
was attending an English school, he worked AZ
the carpenter's trade under his father, mornings,
evenings and Saturdays. and made himselfa good
workman He afterwards attended Washington
ci,sges commenced the study Of law In the fall OF
1884, aud obtained license TO practice In May,
1882 He commenced his professional career in
Lexington, and became, at an early period, en- ac-
tive psiiticiau. both with tho pen aud on the hnst
logs. lie was remarkable for the extent and ac'
caracy of his political Information, and for the
ervor aud pegsistency Of his political convictions
Tn 1892 he established tho Valley .Nar, Demo-
cratic paper stiil published in Lexington. which
he edited until $780, and contributing occasionally
TO the editorial columns during subsequent poiit-
zeal campaigns He soon became the champion or
his party throughout the district, and met upon
the hustings such men as Stuart and Niche, of
Augusta; Seymour, of Hardy; Joseph Irving, OF
amherst; Sherrard and Barton, OF Frederick In
iSS he wac the Democratic Elector for his district
10 1850, he was elected by more than 1900 majority
to the State Reform Convention; in 1852, he was
elected to Congress without opposition, and has
since been three times reelected without regular
Opposition. In Congress his eminent public ser'
vices, conspicuous integrity, and indemitssie In
dnstry has gained him national fepntation.-
Theae facts we CLEAN from long article in the
Y-yIIs,y ,ct1r
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON. Dec 6-.Snate The Senate met a,
IL O'clock to day, Vice President Breckenridge ia
the chair
Senator Gwip. of California, gave notice that be
would call mp the Pacific Railroad bill to morrow
Senator Mason asked that the Armistead schooner
case be made the special order OF the day for Mon
day. A short discussion followed this request.
The Presidents message was received and read
Senator Hale, of ~ H., made some sarcastic re.
marks on the message, likening the President TO
Job. and also to antiquated Florence Nighten'
gale who picked up the wounded In the late Penn
sylvania battle and sent them to Austrian hospi.
tai for recovery.
The Senate then adjourned.
House.--The House met at IL O'Clock. Speaker
Orr in the chair, and committee was appointed
to wait on the President for his message.
Mr. Stewart, of Pa made an Intellectual attempt
to introduce ressIation for the increase of the
duty on iron coal, wool, gar lead, and other ar
ticles requiring protection from foreign competi.
tors.
After the Presidents message was received and
read the House adjourned.
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Died.

At the vcsidepcs Of her iasher..6n Main strsst
between oath and 9sth strees on the mos ming o. w
9Th. nj q o'c'nck, SARAH HANNAH, aged years
md 10 months. daughter OF James B. and Ann Ess
ton. ,,,...
ne funeral will take place from the Unfvorsaiis.
Church. IN Mayo street, this Tuesday morn.ne y,
II o'clock The friends Of the family. and those o.
her grandfather. John Faston. are respectfully "
viied to attend. without further notice
On "wednesday. lat inst. al az o'clock. JULIA
DEAN. daughter Of Jno and Bette Barnes,
aged years, month aud day.
A. the sweet n swfr that scents the morn,
But withers In tbs rising day.
30 lovely was this infants dawn
60 sweetly sped its life away.
On Monday the 9Th. AUGUSTA. infant daughter
Of r ana o RI Keiningham.
The funeral will take piace to-day. the 7th, at 70
NJ, from the residence Of her parents, ~ broad
stree.. hs friends Of the family are invited TO at
tend.
or Sunday night, 5.h Dpcsnber. ct los o'clock,
Mrs MARY Ann, the wife Of Mr.. 7. b. Crenshaw,
Ia the 3ist year of her sges
Her funeral will take place on this Tuesday morn
ing at N o'clock. from the residence of her hus
band. on jackson street. The friends and acausint
ances of the family are invited to attend ~itheu'
further notice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

seem 10 now, for We have senii-wesksy Hn, =
ID III coaches now running In twenty-five Gays =.
seeu san Francisco and st.Lsuis snd he"l y.
He does mol advocate the gcvernmeus constr nc.'ss
BY its own immediate agenfs, bnt sninks " n''ess
n, committed to companies incorporated by the
s,..es. or other agencies whcss pccuniary inser>
M. would be directly involved. Congress might
af,ea assist them In the work by grants Of land or
81 money. or Of both. under such conditions aud
restrictions as would secure the transpor tation OF
,roops and munitions Of war free from any charge,
and that OF the United States mail at q fair and
rsssonahie,sse.
An appropriation of sl5.ooo is asked to be paid
10 the American Colonization Society, TOR takihs
care Of the rescued Africans on tbs Echo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
The Executive Office I'm Virginia.

The Washington Union in an article written
during the tendency OF the gubernatoral contest
at the Petersburg Convention, remarks that, after
ALL the Office of Virginia Governor, honorable as it
msy be in name, is one very barren Of power or
authority. ''Since the days of Lord DunmoTe and
She vigorous struggles which were 80 long car
rie1 en- between that right regal governor and
the Burgesses. Virginia has been afflicted with d
chronic jealousy of the 'one-man power The
first constitution ofithe Commonwealth, framed in
1916, made of the executive Office nothing but
sort of head-cerkship of public accounts and such
was the jealousy with which the seers of the Old
Dominion, then engaged 10 mortal conflict with
George III, regarded this substitute for King,
tina: they set not only Legislature over him.
Composed of two houses, the popular one armed
with all powers legislative and executive but they
also appointed some dozen or twenty conscript
fathers of the State to watch over him iucessants
ly, and to stand prepared at a moments warning
to pu. their feet upon the neck OF the counterfeit
tyrant. No act Of the governor was legal or COM
pIete unless he had taken the advice Of this exc
cutive council, and the family quarres which
were thus epgendered between the members of
the executive OF our Mother of States and States.
men we're even more ferocious than those which
now take place in party conventions such as that
now in session at Petersburg.
$50 1s30this plural, ponderous, and most unbar-
monius executive was continued in Flrginia; the
governoe being still allowed no Discretionary pow
ers which were all concentrated in the house of
delegates and being still subjected to the oficious
yeYat Gus surveillance of an executive council COM
posed this time of three members. II an account
Of but dollar and a quarter for shoes furnished
the negro servant attending in the Capitol were
presented for his warrant on the treasurer, it
could not be paid unless the advice of those grave
sentineis perched upon the watch towers OF Virgil
MIA liberty, the three couusellors, had been taken"
With the exception that the Governor is reliev.
ed Of the surveillance Of the executive council his
office is now, as always, barren of patronage and
power, exposed to the traditional hatred of Virgil
MIA to the one man authority, and "more or iess
persouifed," remarks the Union, "in the prostras
ted figure in the State coat of arms"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HKP nRTED Fox TnE tsDr9RATCH.s
D1eAsTER TO THE BANK PAR
THAN
UNCERTAINTY ABOUT HER FATE.

NIW YoHK. Dec G.--The bark Parfhian, from
richmond for Rio Janeiro, fallen In with on the
iZsh OF November, 100 miles of the coast of Ber
muda dismasted, and the sea 80 tempestuous that
no com m unicaton could be had with her. Asss'
lance was requested from Bermuda, and two stes-
ness we're sent ont by the British naval antbori-
her.
tFhe bark Parthian cleared at this port on the
1otn OF October with cargo of stores sent out by
the contractors for the Don Pedro Railroad in
Brazil, and about 100 men who went out in their
employment. Many of them were from Virginia,
and several from this city, and great anxiety will
be felt by their friends to hear from the dsmasted
chip
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

[d1- In an account of the late banquet at Dan
vile, the transcript mentions, 10 complimentary
terms, respous sc of our friend, w. n. Harrison,
Esq, TO a sentiment complimentary TO the press,
and speaks of him as ''Wm NJ. Harrison, Esq.
of the Dispafch.'' We have long been anxious to
establish connection with the Treasury Depart
ment, but this is the nearest approach have yet
made TO II. Mr.. Harrison is the efficient and est.
mable Collector of Uncie Sans revenues in this
city, and though not connected with the press, IL
press has every reason to be proud of its reputa-
tinn
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The Southern Citizen.

We have received the first number of the Citizen,
the establishment of which at Washington We
lately mentioned. The Citizen announces it's plat
form as follows:
Fret REPEAL of all laws rrohiS tho foreign
slave trade or imposing penalties thereon.
Second. kepeal OF the law ahotishfng the slave
trade in the District OF Columbia
Thrd Absolute resistance t5 everything in the
na:ura of Compromise between the North and
south.
Fourth Peremptory demand for the intervention
of congress President and Supreme Court for sla-
very in al Territories. the moment a STAKEHOLDER
brings his slaves therein other words, interyer.
ton by the authorities to sustain tie law and pre-
vent robbery.
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yATTIE &c
DRFsIyTERTAN MONTHLV.-pRos-

Il pErTUs The Committee appointed by the
SySon or VIRGINIA at its late meeting. to consult
unoy the practlcablitr aud expectancy OF esIaoisn
Ing a M2,!tLI1i lH1g0ztne. for the advancement OF
evangelical religion within our bounc anu ts zen
eraI extension gh the instrumenfaiity oil OUT
eccIesiastcI organization have. sitter serious deti-
hers ton been led TO the conclusion NAT 5ucn MA
c.zIrE is called for, and that the undertaking is
practicable and hopetut one ,,....,-
IIhf4 Prospectus ssued 20 call pueiic attention
to the enterprise in hand and toinvite subscriptions
to the proposed publication, ,.e,
Tre title agreed upon by the Comraittee OF 81
IL the pKEsBYTERIAN MONTHLY, the number
of apes to be thirtytwo-the size to be large octa
yo printed in the best manner, on paper o. tne hrs
ouslIty covered and stitched: price. One Dollar sud
Ety cents-pay able recent OF the nret nuElper,
and thereafter annually, in ddvdnce
silt will be the aim of the PhEeBfTEshH MONTHLY
10 nm fold sud defend docTinai and experimental, re-
ligior and ecclesiastical order as aut9orztd by me
ORR OF Gop and held by CONSTITUTE 'iia PfesDy-
terians throughout Cur country; 10 MAINTAIN the po
siton all eady assumed by the UNITED sffop, so 70
publtSh such facts sDd current events as may % III
ternsI,ng to ger eral readers
Tie undersigned have, by request, consented 10
asBuse tbe Ia6cr "a Associate EDITORS and VIII Is
she In, first number subscription lss 10
made I'D wh n shat BE- deem sd . ilicienS 10 CeiidJ
the expenses of puSlicatiTn-
Thosa " no are friendly to the enterprise are re-
gu ,sted 20 send their names as subscribers, uth
their Post Ocs address to Mr. PHILIP PRICE 6ac
m0nd, IN. ,..,
Ministers and Elders Of churches are particular
iy requested to exert themsely.s in securing SUD
so-ib.rs that if possible, the fist number may De
iS'ue'' s'"'S IL 'A'' HH BOYD.
J d MITCHELL,
CHE READ.
PR GRATrAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

a WHOLE FAMILY BUgSED TO DEaTH-kt Mat.
tom, Illinois, on the 2Sth nit fire was obseryad
in tenement on the east end of Broadway aud be.
fore the alarm could be given the house was in one
sheet of lurid flame. Hugh Hardness. wife and
child, were burned to death. Harknegs was yerv
iutemperate, and, as supposed, in & of deliriun
tremens had overturned the stove, thereby causinc
himself wife and child to meet most horrible
DEAN. Aifer the flre was extinguished, the
bodies were discovered in the ruins hnrnad IA q
crigu. - ~
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gPUcTxr NOTICES.

- - IMrearAH1 70 rsD LADIss.- Mr..
Taylor. Of ln7 m sdwsv, New Tori. = n.w q the
Kishynund Mcuse. on Gevsrner steel, Win con- y
perfect system 81 cutting LAp1Ey DkEssEs
THURSDAY MORNING, ct 10 o'c1eck g the sicn.
ton OF his principle ct which time, BasQUs
WAIST and DRESSES will be cut and f,isN on iof
tbs sasisfa ton Of those present The adifs gener
air are invited Ia ats I'd witre this great I'M
pr0vement One Of tho ladies' will remain lor
short time for the purpose Of teaching the art.
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
NEW TELEGRAPH LINE BETWEEN WASHING.
TON AND RICHMOND

GoRpoSsvnLE, Va, Dec. 8-The telegraph line
from Warrington has been erected to this place
where IL will connect with the line already built
from here to Richmond. In few days it will be
ready to transmit messages from Richmond to all
points North.
IL will be seen from the above that there are
now two telegraph lines between here and Wash
ington, and as competition will ensue, we may
hope to see the rates put down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

tSAThe place to have your Watch repaired cREAp
is st SMITHS, Ilth street. nearly opposite God
din's Hall. Only 81 80 for CLEANING and WARRANT
ING it for ore year.
Have your Watch Glasses put in by SgYTH. on
18th street. nearly opposite Goiiin's Hall. Only
3Ia cents for the best Luenettes. Hair Springs put
in Watches for Sl5O, and WARRANTED not to break
inside of year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
sr VIRGINIA CEsrRAL AGRICULrU

sly SlhGIGlA OENfhhL huulCbLlU
RAJ socIETY.-At the annual meeting of the Virgin
ia Central Agricultural Society, held in Richmond
on the 18th November, lSjS, the following FAMED
gentlemen were elected 10 office, aud are hereby
respectfully notified thereof:
FOB PRESIDENT,
JAMES LYONS or Henrico.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
WA. G. Rives, Aibomarie
VIM. d. Preston, Mon gomery
Vim. IL. Mac iarland, Richmond
?. 1T Gsor-e Cccke. Powhatan
Jsserh Mayo, Richmond
Henry Cox, Benrico
George W. Munford, Richmond
Collin Clarke, Gloucester
John Rutherford. hicnmond
Or. Joseph NJ Sheppard, Henrico
Abram Warwick. Richmond
Allen 7. Caperton Monroe
VIM P. Taylor, Caroline
William Writ. WestmorelaUd
Vim. d. Harrison. Prince George
James Calf, PiuVana
II, A. Clay brook. Richmond county
II. G. Neal, hccomac
q. q Clay. Campbell
George I. VERIFY, Northampton.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Lucius Davis Henrico
VIM. b. Stanasd Goochiand
VIM. NJ. Harrison. Richmond
Gen VIM. Ii. Richardson, Henrico
Peyton Johnston, Richmond
John Seldom, Charles City
William O. Wickham, Hanover
II: C. Cabeil, Richmond
Albert Aiken, Henrico
Fendal Griffin, Henrico
Il. b. Hsxall. Orange
4. Archer, Richmond
j. W. " are, Clarke
N. Ii. HILL Richmond
Col. 2. McRas Henrico.
Members of the Executive Committee are inform
ed that meeting OF that body in held on the Is
Wednesday Of every month, at 5 eek, 2. NJ at thu
CHARLES DIMMoCK,
de 1-lw Secretary V. G. a. Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

H&- THOSE SEVEN WoBDs-0nly seven words
year, cable costing million pounds sterling!
The reflection is disagreaabie one but is softened
little when We remember that in those seven
words, the thoughtful Queen Of the English order
ed her next years stock of variety Cards from the
DISPATCH Jon office, in order that she might not
be disappointed in getting them by the rush of GUS
tom at that establishment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

The PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.--A special MESSENGER
lett Warrington, Friday, for st. Louis with copies
OF the PRESIDENTS Message and accompanying doc.
nnens, to be forwarded by the Overland Mail to
San francisco. Advance copies will also go by the
Salt Lake and TehGantepec routes, aad by the
steamship to sail froa New York on Monday for
the Pacific
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Il. TANNER would ;nforn -. ia

i. AoNLu Woulu INFORM hi4 old,
o..S az wei As new customers, and the public ge.
9TH street to the corner Of Marshall ana Isismors
s ~ tahoye Brooke Avenue, where he has had
his slore rooms greatly enlarged, and a full and
tess variety OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Of best auali
x, on haId; Keeps also. Burning Fluid. Crockers
Iin~ars, Dry Goods, Fancy Articles DC &c His
prices shall compare favorabiy with any honsa n,
de 7--5tS
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FROM HAVANA

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-The steamer Cahawba, from
Havana on the 30th nit has arrived. The news Ia
unimportsnt. The stock Of sugar is 60, 600 boxes,
which will probably be consumed in week.
Many vessels were 10 port, awaiting shipments Of
the navy crop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
- Prnsovs ADyANCED In LIrs, ant

FEKsONB ADFAFCbU IN HIrs' Oh"
feeling the hand Of time weighing besyIy npon
them, with all ifs attendant lis. will ind in the
use of DR. UosrrrryR's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS, an eixer that will instil NEW life into their
veins restore, In measure. the srdor and energy
orms ava give health and vigor TO their remaining
yeats Those who are in the least afflicted with
Troublesome and dangerous disease, arising from
diaordered 81 stem should aot hesitate toava them
seiyes of the benefit derived frtn this greatr RENE
FOR sale by Drugsists and dealers. generally eve
rywhere. US lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

JUDGE kILLsD-Judge Hart, city solicitor of
Cincinnati, was run over on Wednesday by rail.
road train at Loveasd, Ohio. His left leg and his
right foot were crushed in awful manner, caus.
ing his death the following day. The accident was
caused by attempting to jump on the train while
in motion,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
Candidate for Lieut.. Governor.

Tho Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Covers
nor, RoBrnT L. MONTAGUE, Esq, Of Middlesex, has
served with credit In the State Legislature, and is
a lawyer of high standing, enjoying an extensive
practice. He is aboht thirty five years of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07
rS~ LIFE SIZE PaoToGaApHs.-Th,

S&D LlfG SlGE L hcTOGhAfRS.-AAc
subscriber takes pleasure ia announcing 70 his nu
merous patrons and the public at large, that he If
now prepared to furnigh Photographs from niaia
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
which, for accuracy and finish, he warrants coral.
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
lar ged to any size
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens az GIBBS Temple of Art. CORN
THAN Hall, Maia street, between 9Th and 10Th:
Pc GIBBS.
P. Eff You want genuine Anbrotype, this Il
the place to get it, where you will neither be hum
buggei in price or work, Also, Melaiuo.ypes, or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
je Is 2. Il. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

AT Leen.tb,lrg on Thyr:dsS ths q inst cy M "a
Miss KATE. only daughter Of John W Luck OF
g ~ xichmond Christian Advocate ami Relis ious
4araM nleAse cOpv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

ELECTION IS New YoRK-Tbe election for city
officers 10 New York except Mayor, takes place
to day. There are six tickets in the fisld-
Tammany Democrat, anti Tammany Democrat,
Republican, American, Peep les aud Independent.
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F1nano.aI ana commaufai.

Rlch m oAd IN NE ketet Lee 3 %. Z 7se
There h DE usual quiet for the season 10 Com
m srcial matters The retsil business dispieys in.
cessne animation a. the close 81 the rear end re
hoidsvs apnroa b. In quotations there IL very 1T
Tia Grange 70 note. since our FFidays retons
Wheat has dropped shase. and Flour ior sn'pmsus
has sald a little better, owing mere 70 Tue so.aso
opening Of the shcping trade 10 country hur tnsn
70 auy actual increase In value Oh flour.
The money market remains without change. ins
same ease and general solvency when nave PIC
vailed for many months. are still neticeaoie; whise
the low rate CT Northern exchange rules WIN ui
ecciented sfeadinese.
We quote EXCHANGE on ali the Nortnef ih CUES G
Mt * Prem, Gold "a prem. North ana south Cdfe-
lima Bank notes we s,iil quote at = discount
roBscco-rhe breaks Of tobacco arevery small,
al % the receipts Of old We quote Interior Ing a.
interior Leaf, 81 a@ss 81: Good ss6s3i - No ane
English in market good and fine nanniacin,ring
scarce At sss The n1 rss rSm 8 sss
Flour - sales Of country superhHe 70 shirEers
at sa.s2Xe573. To the trade. rates remain uh-
WaExT.-The market Is not so stiff. We quote
good to prime red 81 259i 80; good 70 prime "n''0
. ~ saS Market o,iet at 7so1sa cts per bushel.
OATS.-tsETj0 cts from wharsesapd depot.
HAYS e 81 from store; SO cts from wharf,
BAcoN-rirm at 10 cts for prime sides; for do
shoulders; plain hams LUCILLE; bagged do lie9iZ
To1d's extra sugar cured IA. ,;.
COFFEE ~ quite Rib l01scllac, as 10 an l ~
and quality: Lasuayra l2'4@lz'ac' Java le7aes''ci
SuGAk Mako. steady at recent quos,aeops -
wa onote Cuba Tl5Gsc; Porto Rico stgs,sci Lea, Loaf
I;i.ni ON Loaf ies411Iic; Crushed and POWDERED
iossc; A Coffee 974c; Coffee 91ae; kxtrac "ac' y
"yWIHsisKsy~1s1s@7e1s for Eichmond recsifed.
CATTLE &c.
REEF -Jhers I, 70 change in quotations OF Beef
and the sunnIy Ia fair sales S. to $780, but the
proper otafions would be 81 TO IS, az the former
ey treres were only for the very poorest anu eAi"
MILTON The market Is poorly supplied. ana
coed Mutton is in demand We still quote - % 70
s. ner hear: INT superior Sheep would probably so
I3n.a o W. On "a drove at 81 50 per cwt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

, heF' Or. Deluoi, former President of st. Mary's
college, Baltimore, died on The 9th inst.
MRS Chatl.s Matthews Lizzie Weston Daysn,
port has been seriously i'll, in London but is now
convaiescent. " "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

| srDpES DEATK.--Col. NJ. W. Irwir formerly an
editor III Fayetse county, Pa. but lately T. s. Mar.
sha in Minnesota, died suddenly at st. Paul few
| days ago. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-07

BgExrRAoTIon OF TEETH By GALvAN-
This agent has been introduced into the prac-
tce of the subscriber with entire tits per-
fectly simple and harmless. A gentle current OF
electricity is made to PASS through the ierceps upon
the 9th to be extracted, which entirely destroy =
the painful sensations usually fot IN the effort OF
extraction. JOS WOODWARD. dentist.
Office on Man, between 9Th and 10th streets.
rn 15-I2tx