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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-15

PROMOTION IN TIE NAvY.-Pssssd Assistant Sur.
geon Robert 7. Maccoun has been promoted to be
surgeon, vice b. Sticknor, deceased. James J.
Ma2ee has been appointed an assistant surgeon,
vice Maccoun, promoted.
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SHOOTING AFFAlR.-On Friday night last. Mr..
George Sutherliu and Hugh Raimey had sn alterca-
tion near Danviile, Va, about some timber. Raj
mey fred at Sutherlin with shot gun, and
wounded him in the arm. Ramey has been arrest
ed and iucarcerated IN PittsylE Jail, where he
will await his trial
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pSy. HUNDREDS Of eur ci.izens COM

plain of d, biity and Iangor OF the system derange
ntnt Of the liver or stomach want Of appetite, etc.
The are frequently the result of too close appliol.
ton aud thousand other causes that We cannot
hsra name hut VIZ would say to all afflicted, do as
We done-,ise DIR. j. HssTETrER's CELEsRATED sTo-
MACH RrTRRs aud word for il, you will be cured.
We recommend this medicine, knowing from expe-
renee that it is much superior to the generality OF
patent medicines.
where 10 ~ dim
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PHttAlniphia aud New YORK. and VIII op5n THIS
Morning choice and spleDdd aas irtment Of ladies'
DRESS GOODS. Also, fine s.ssor ,m"nt OF CLOTHS
CASsIMERES and VEsriNdS, along with general
sto- k of DOMESTIC GOODS ot every grade AMI
quality many of which can sell at much less than
former prices. -
Riae BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A large
supply OF Negro CLOTHING, of every description
Beown and Bleached pDMESTIC3, and many other
Goods too tedious 10 mention, usual, kept in the
Dry Goods line.
A call is respectfully solicited of all who want
cheap and good Goods. Come ana ana Judge for
yourselves at No 2s Main street,
&c lin JNO L SMITHER.
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I IME, CEMENT, PLASTER,
IL HAY. Ae
looo bbIs LIME, Roekland
5000 bbls James River Hydraulic C1MUUx
100 bbis CalciDed PLATTER
80 haiss New York HAY
no bales PhiladeiphiA HAY
50 bbls common hOSIN
40 bbls Roepndaie CEAeNT
oAA0 bushels BRAN
onO bushels BROWN STUFF
10000 sawed LATHS.
Yor sss at the lowest market prices end II lo1s -
sais ss1'h'''r'' :: ~ sSsp g Is : SsA SA
T7TR0INIA WORM KILLER.-Childfsn
" ~ 1pr itl This valuahls era Dopalar lesDarar
~ - Ersce1mendsd with ths greetsss ooa1oe.ee-
- sxpsFisscs ard test q yeass hayslE yySysa
3s.c @rssss,d especially 1es eh!ldrsn. n ssuest
ara - % the taste. and ren9ny sakes sns1l
- sney be eiyen TO the yoangest tnrs " 49, 49,
ssSkty. = & ccnsatns no e.. Wesn $500 tur
'e:: :.::: 80 81 rloor ~ = 81 2
81 zRU9 9 SHINH, Auetieassss -
~ Couniaulea lGEsAanoA Me- q Mea9 ssasss. ~ y
the1r undiyj3e6 - vleoo q zneo1aneeee -
~ se.ee nsssnaa1lse = sy9I eq = = = ] -
ssIsss s'S -. - Psllsss 80. = - su,A
E4i1ktI IA =. smn
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TELEGRAPH MoSopoLT.-Certain Western specu
lators in concert with Peter Cooper and others OF
New York. are endeavoriug to 90 arrange matters
unite all telegraph companies Of this continent
and place them under one management. One
meeting has already been held to consider the sub
iect; and second IL to be convened on the 18th
inst. We hope that the consolidation will not take
place. The public will be better served where
there 10 an honorable competition.-B Boston Fost.
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EXPECTED RIsE IN LEATnER.-Two pairs Of shoes
were lately made by shoe manufacturer In Lynn
to I'LL an order for . southern plantation They
are intended for slave, and it 10 stated measure
'sfneesn and hal inches IN length, with corres-
ponding width.
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H~ BuYsRs OF SrovEs, ATTENTION
ASA SNYDE

ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Continues the manufacture, for the supply of the
S9I,Ssrn market ma OF those very popular COOKING
VIRGINIA AIR TIGHT
GEM OF THE SOUTH. Ohe best double oven
stove extanQ
sSouT5HEsN PbASTEk Plan Wfrcu
RICHMOND pREaIuM
Also. HEATING STOVES for parlors offices,
stores factori1s 5, churches. ard depots.
rs EnBER "a
That these stoves ehedraer than Northern
Stoves anh cost no more Per pound; that requiring
FdteS can be ct ell times promptly supplied. and
their vps! alton is warranted to prove satisfactory
RBUerttCatts OF merit might be produced by
h'n'f0''' II nS's Iii SURE
To enquire for the "RiCUM0ND MAKE OF
STOVES and buy others, dealers can make
more on Northern Stoves, aud arc therefore more
interested in their sale. oc 4-ln
re- NoTIoB-ADJoUsNBD MEETING
The stockholders of this Company will meet at the
res luton adopted at the last general meetiug.
Office r & &P X r Co,
ocs CIV MACMURDJ, sec'y.
OFFICE OF l. Nj SINGER co 2l7 Main st.
sas- GREAT RBDUCTI0s OF PRICES s.
SINGER co.'s NEW and IMPROVED DOUBLE
THREAD SHUTTLE MACHINE. for family use,
for fifty dollars. $50 0.00I Please to call and OK
anime, before puicnasIng.
oc lin l. Il. SINGER co.
M CIoAEs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND aANUF AUTUED TOBACCO.
large and well seected stock,
WHOLaSALH AND RETAIL.
JUHN BOUCHER,
I4th street,
between Main and Franklin SITS.
B.-CIGARs made in any style to order.
oc 5-3m
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CHINESE SUGAR CASE-Several farmers Of Tay-
lor county. Va, planted small patches Of this cane
last spring, which they now manufacturing
into nolasses of an excellent quality The Prun-
tytown Gazette states that farmer has sold 1Oi
gallons at so cents per gallon. and another has
disposed ofa quantity At 62 cents per gallon.
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REFINED PBIsoNERs.-The prisoners in Jail at
Bangor, Me-. very select in their society. Last
Saturday a low fellow named Webster, was sent to
Jail for lack of fac of 81 g., and the prisoners.
dislking his society, dubbed together and paid
the fine by selling wooden meat skewers Of their
own make and 80 got rid of him.
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NATIONAL PoIIrfcs WHITFIELD DowN--fn Newark
. town situated 10 the "kingdom Of New Jerseys
the local election after fierce contest, has result
ed In the election Of az Opposition" Board Of
FreehoIders, and an "AdministEation" Coz neil.
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wv '0-''A., .."~. Sla}

Tho u'seriber respect
IAliy mt rms bis friends and the public that ks y
OYSTERS I'm any quantity desired delivered free Of
charge Also, SPlCkD sn1 PICKLED OYSTERo
viii be furnished 70 order. short notice
Persons residinR at distal c. can have their or
ders hled promptly Letters OF inquiry, relsting
70 prices anaty of 0y sters &c VIII rsceive inms.
diate atter ton Julius g pEHa
Richmond. Oct. 5. 1855 &c g. dc
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TO Bk DRAWN
ATH ga TTIpn< IN GIrJ0i

prizes OF s4Oo. approxiiuating to s7o.oco
4 prises cf $500. ssprOximsrlng to $4,000
prssss 2sis' 81 500. .ppro.im.tinz to $1,000 ~
prizes of sl2s. avproxinatins to 5000 ~
prizes s': of sioo. .ppro1imatins TO 5000 wv
prscs r,ss; cf fis s1s .pprozim.tins to ssoos ~
,rR1sss Rsiss 81 eIs So .pprozin.sirx to $3.50 ~
5000 prizes o. SO are loooss
8 1ss pr;zss amounting to sssOoo
Whole Tichetssio; Halves s.; Quarters 90 q
16- Circu'ar showing the plan of The Lotteries
viii be sent to any one desirous of receiving it.
Certncases psck viii Dc sold at the following
ssssa 6ssrtsasats % of package Oflo whole rioses Sc
10 hall ~
{: 10 Sss,gSts, sSsSsttssr :. +
In OnpsRiNa TICKETS Oh CyaTIrlcAfxs.
Enclose the money 20 onr address for the Tickets
bT rst mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
topurchasers .as i'm medistely after the drawing.
nx- Purchasers will please write their signaturss
piain. and give their Post 0tee Ceanty and Sssss
1T All prizes Of e. 600 and under paid immediate
~ after the drawing Other prizes at the usual ams
'i All sIs cosmmunicassons strictly confidential.
Address orders + ,'f sHas CO. Sss assasss
Or Richmond, Va.
- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta Georgia, can have thetr orders niled, and
ave time, BY addressing 8. SWAN CO., ct either
-. list OF the rambers that are drawn from the
Wheel With the amount Of the prize that each u
entitled TO- will be Published after every drswinatn
ne following papers: The Augusta lSs.l Ccnsti-
tntionalist, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register,
GhsTieSton Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Intelligence. Nex York Weekly Day Book. Ssysn-
nah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New York
D;spatch Faufding (Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
TIrEI True Democrat. se25
a CAkD.-Miss j. II CON D REY
n Dress Maker, No. rs Main street. over the store
OF Mr. David N. Jones, having received her FALL
and WINTER FASHIONS, Is now prepared 70 exc
cute IN orders in her line In the most style
and st the shorteet notice. She would solicit call
from her frisnds and the public generally.
cc ii-Sss
T ARdE RECEIPTS OF CLOTHING -
IL BY jamestown, Va are IN receipt Of . large
shipmsnt OF Fall and Winter Clothing, direct ngM
our own manufhctory, 70 which We ask the Atsoo-
tiOu Of dsai err, - being most desirable gooie -
very Low prices Our assortment Il nov fuH ano
oompists and pfssents unequziled induce0snu
os1 sao - W. so1 EErN. BALDWIN = 90.
oe u l02 Main street.
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D0- Hobsos's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING

D0- HoBsox's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sAAkPootsG SALOON, under the American Ho
el-eutrance ON lIth street
N.B.-Hot Cold and shower BATHS can be bad si
ali hours Single Bath q cents, or tickets for onf
dollar. JeS
~ BATHS. BATHS, Baths. Hot,
Coid and shower Baths can bs had daily ut sll
hours. at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
eaamrooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
GMrenee on flth street
Single Baths y cents. tickets for sI Ap 10
NOTICE.-Ali parties indebted to the
~ steam ting EDWIN FORREST, for towaae, are
hereby directed TO pay the same 70 RICHARD o
lskINs, Eeq. JAMES MOORE,
oc 4-i0t President.
nIVIDEND.-The President and Di-
reetors Of the Bslyidere Manufacnring Compa-
ny have declared dividend 0f ton per cent on the
capital stock 81 said Company, payable and after
18th instant, at their ef1ce
GE0 WHITFIELD. President.
u w LUBBOCK, kec'y. &c slot
THOMAS v. KEsszE,
(C61cs eornsr a i5th snd QerY sfleelal
w sf,ss4 e Eth. ths sslc sac,n q knAk FSxAf A11
rDelse assDM sywy eATURoAY. sl
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Ley WINDOW SHADES The subscri

NlNDUW OhAD6o bO oobDSaA
Jsr has now in store large variety of WINDOW
SHADE, consisting Of Git and Velvet, Gilt and
Plain, Bouquet, Landscape Powered and Plaln
rangiug in price from FIFTY CENTS to $40.
az Cali and examine them.
JOHN F REGNAULT.
I9X Main street,
tsE-Im Square above new Custom House.
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seY- PARKg PoiHDRxrgs,

II AIUhNEl LAN,
RICHHovo, Va,
viii practice in the city OF Richmond aud in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan aud Amelia.
es- Office in Lise's Building, corner of Main and
l4th streets. sc Z5-l2m
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@n WASHINGTON HOUSE
SNv NOTICE To THn PUBLIC.

Having taken the Restaurant under the OdA vsl
lows Hall, corner of PraBkltn and Mayo streets sna
having made every preparation for the sscommoder
tion OF the public Ie.pectfully solicit their pat-
choicest LIQUORS and Gre Ans, and the sAfIN0
DEPARTMENT will beskspt fully up 70 the market
and the wants Of visitors 5-s~ - =,
~ Open from A M until miduiaht
"a FREE LUNCH every day from IL O'Clock IN.
til II O'Clock. B1XTIR.
Il-lw Prorristor
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RUSSIA PURCHASING FIREARMS. Russian
government is now having made in Prussia 5 900
Minnie rifles, on new system. The barrels are to
be So inches long, and the caibre IS l0Oths of 40
inch. with four grooves. The longest range OF
these rifiss ia 200 PAGES. The total length of
them is feet inches, and they are we'll suited to
light infantry.
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SALE OF LsAD MINES The Atlantic Telegram
Company have cold their lead mines in Newf2und
land to parties for s2o0, 600. Several carsoes of
the metal have arrived and are their way to
Ne " York. 1t is stated that it averages eighty v
per cent. aud is frequently cut out in pure
Jumps, being esteemed equal in richness to any in
the world.
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as.j%E6ELE

NWAN & cos LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT
SWAN & co.
CONTINUE To DkAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
INTEkRUPTlUN.
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sas- Da. JOHN 3. WALrHaLL. (Homee.
r~y. PRoF. A, J, GEBHAnDT.

pathist) offers his professional services to the itt
zens of Richmoad and its vicinity. Office at mis- re-
sidence, on Leigh street. two scsors from 9Th.
Je i2--dIy
pS- PRoF. A. j. GBBHAEDT, late of
williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave 10 offer
his services to the citizens If hichHond as TEACH-
ER on the PLANO, SINGING VIOLIN, FLUTE,
GUITAR, &c.
de can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
street
Refer to- Hon II Wise. C Griswold, ESQ., Maj
NJ Nnmo. MIR n T VI Winston. sc I5-lms
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A STRIKE AND RIor.-Mlitdry failed Out.-We
learn from gentleman from the vicinity that CON
siderable excitement existed in the neiehborheod
Of dams Nos. and on Saturday last, in conse.
queuce Of strike ct No. S for higher wages
Failing in their demands, they proceeded to dam
No. and by threat and intimidation sought TO
compel the hands to join with them. The copse-
quence was broken bones and bloody noses and
the result would have been much more serious had
it not been for the courage of the contractor
Mrjor Israel Robinson, of MartiDsburg, who i'm.
medately telearaphed to the Governor, and in re-
ply received authority to order out any force which
he might deem necessary. The Major called on
the "Hamtramck Guards" Capt. V. n. Butler, aud
they were 10 = short time on the march in full
force to the scene Of conflict. At the appearance
of the Guards the rioters broke ranks and ecat
tered in sIl directions.-Ch Chariesteern (Ia) S,ira
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RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRoDUCg The receipts at
tbis market in the last two weeks of some Of the
leading staples Of the country have been very
large-in few instances enormous-as follows
3250O0 barrels of -four; 600 bushels of wheat:
es5oOO bushels OF corn; 100000 bushels of bar
ley; 5000 barrels of beef: 5000 barrels Of pork:
$4,000 packages OF cheese; II e0o packages of
butter $4,000 barrels rosin; 1850 barrels epirit
snrpentine; 800 barrels crude turpentire-N T.
Courier.
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GOAL mATT RS.
THAI o. N. B. prcKrssos,-Tl

1NHL U ~. d. EICKINB0N-Th0 ar
enment to this case commenced yesterday morn.
ing. The court room was crowded to It's utmost
capacity, during the entire day, aud many who
wished to hear the speeches were unable 70 rain
sfmittancs. Marmaduke johnson. Esq. Attorney
ior the Commonwealth, first addressed the Jury,
sgd a. was followed by Thomas P. August aud VIM.
w. Crump, Esqrs ftr tho defence. occupying sey
erai hours Mr. Johnsnn CLOSED the argument, in
speech OF over two hours, and the case was Civ
en- TO the Jury about O'Clock, P. NJ.
Fbs counsel for the prisoner exsrted themselves
earnestly In bis bebaifsnd were both able and eIo
quent in their addresses. Mr.. Johnson's closipr
argument was one Of the most ingenious and pro-
f0uudstha q ever listened to.
The Jury, after an hours consultation, returned
ana reported that they had not agreed upon q ver-
dict, whereupon the Judge ordered the Sberjifzto
take them in charge f'r the night. and adjourned
over until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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FiREs.-There were two inceudisry fires at Little
Falls, New York, on the 12sh instant BY the fra,
dwelling house was destroyed: and by the secoud,
BE esrds!ees planning will loss Al 200; storeoSse OF
Ra,hbun Co, loss IS 900, Cheney Lerow's ham.
mer factory, less 81 900; ID. C. Pecks barrel manu-
factory, loss on st ok $1,000; Mr.. Ladue. loss Gu
mber, 81 ,00o Mr.. Houshtons store, loss s2,G GOO.
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REVIVAL OF TRADE IN ENGLAND.-Trade Of every
description appears to be now undergoing the pro-
cess OF rapid revival in England, while the turn
things are taking at the Stock Exchanged is strong
y indicative Of another Imitation. Money is abun-
dant and cheap-and with tie apparent near sp
proach of another era of flush times" the panics
and bankruptcies of the past year likely to be
speedily forgotten. The 'fimss," however, throws
out timely cautions against crushing ahead" toe
fast Here, in the Urited States trade is reviving
too-slow, but sure--and the New York Stock Ex-
change is beginning to exhibit corresponding
activity-but 'John Bull" seems to be "goiu z
ahead" considerably faster than We.
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GoaRD ny BUIL,-Mrs Eliza Harris resident
OF Chesterfield county, Virginia, while walking
through the COW yard attached to her premises,
Wednesday morning, was suddenly thrown into
the air by bull. aud upon descending vas at
tackled and gored nearly to death, The bull was
Ia turn attacked by the servants who we're attract
ed By tho screams Of the lady. and at length des-
patched with an axe. Mrs. Harris Was then res
cued from the yard and taken to the house. In
painful condition. 1t WAS thought by her attend
ing physician that her chief injuries we're interua
and that there was but slight hope for her recoT,
ery.-Pstersbury Express
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s4s5 prizes, amounting to esO.0O
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters 90 20
14r A Circuar showing the plan of The Lotteries
viil be sent to any cesrous OF receiving 1t.
pack viii De sold st the following
rates. which Is the risk:
Certificate Of package oflo whole Tickes. Sc
E" 10 hall ~
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nas~ BooKs for the entry of ARTICLns

OFFICE or TuR g. S. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL J
AGRICULTURAL S8CIEFIss, HIcHM0SD, VA.
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s.. q i'm

Ezya Dr. ACEILLEs AsCOLT's Office. or
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7TE AND SIN.
NH Fly
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RUNS Observation-Disclosures Ward, an Incorporate
man. was sent to the Jail Of Auburn, \. Y, last
week. on Coroner's warrant, charged with muir
deriug his wife, at Port Bryon. Ward stated that
his wife was drunk, and that while he was whip
pin he she fell down stairs and broke her neck.
Their child. . boy years old, died from i'll treat
mapt and neylect
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DANGER OF CARRYING PIsroLs.--In Oklahoma, Ala.
recently, young man entered the store of Mr..
3. Denton TO purchase coat, and while looking at
It. threw the one he wore on the counter. when a
pistol 10 the coat pocket exploded and inflicted a
painful and dangerous wound in the thigh of Mr..
Denton. This is another strong comment on the
nracfica of carving deadly WeaHOns.
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DISCOVERY or A CAVE The Louisville (Ky.) jour
nal nays that In hunting for lead, few days ago,
In the vicinity Of Blue Mound, Wisconsin, a Mr.
Carpenter opened u somewhat remarkable cavern
at a depth Of sixty or seventy feet in the solid
rock. The cave was filled with bones, of a kind
not recognized by the uaturallsts of that vicinity
among which were number of teeth two to two
and half inches square, with prougs more than
An inch long
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SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS RyoovLRED--0rlander
Hunter has Just recovered ST. 900 against the Green
Bay, Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad in the Ra
cine Circuit Court, says the Racine Advocate. The
plaintiffs father was killed some time ago, and the
plaintiff himself had some of his limbs broken by
the cars running against his wagon.
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- HARRIS & co. SHOE DEPOT,

a&~0NO. l29 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND,
yIRGINIA-The subscribers take pleasure IN an
nouncing TO the citizens OF Richmond anu ths sui
rounding country that they have taken the store,
No I29 Main street, formerly occupied by Mr. David
Walsh where they intend 10 keep constantly ON
hand well selected stock Of Boots. Shoes Rubbers,
Trunks, &C. ,..
We have Just opened rich and varied assortment
of Boots Shoes and Caters, for Ladies', 6ents,
Misses, Boys and Childrens Wear
Cur Goods being selected from the best manuiac-
lures and at the lowest market prices, We nope, by
diligence and strict attention to business, to
merit liberal sh are Of patronage.
HARMS co, l29 Main street.
N Boots Shoes and CATERS made to order, at
the shortest notice. and at the lowest prices, by
IN Is H. Il co,
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COAL.

COAL.
CHEAP ENGINE FUEL.-Fine Coke
~ delivered at cents per bushel. If mixed with
a small proportion of bituminous coal, it makes
very economical fuel for steam engines. Yards, cor
10th street and Basin, aud 9th and Byrd streets
ja6-ts JNO J. WERTI, Agt.
DEDUCTION IN FUEL.-We have on
IL hand a full supply of excellent HARD COKE,
which will be delivered for the balance of the ason
at $3.50 per load At this price ii is, beyond compa
rison the cheapest fuel to be had for close Stoves
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces
RH- Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and 9th
and Byrd streets. JN0. j. WERTH, Agent.
Aa NJ
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STRANGE HAsIrs.-A correspondent of the Hart.
ford Conn Press mentions the of a man
named lttai Curtis, of Bristol, who for the last
forty years has slept and eat his morning meal In
the barns In the neighborhood, declining all iuyi
tations even in the coolest weather to do other
wise. He died recently. leaving property to con.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS A LOUISIANA PLANTER-Tbe
yicksburg True Southerner states that Senator
Douglas has disposed of his plantation in Misss-
sippi The slaves OF the plantation will be trans
ferred to Louisiana. A partnership has been formed
with gentleman to New Orleans TO carry on the
plantation business in Louisiana. The partner IL
now iu the northern part Of the State looking at
ter place to locate the force-which is numbered
at hundred hands.
AMUSING EPITAPH.-The following is from grave
yard in Massachusetts:
Here lies
The bodies of John and Lucy
Leaven,
Killed by lightning sent from
Heaven,
In l77To
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

A HaREM PRINTING ORFIcg.-A small printing Of
fee was dispatched, few days ago, from Paris for
Cous,antinope. This press is TO be worked entire
ly by the ladies belonging to the harem of one Of
the great Pachas residing on the Bospnorus The
books intended 10 be printed are works of amuse.
ment, translated from the French aud English
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

sPIcrs IN New 0RLEANs-The banks of the civ
Of New Orleans now hold In round figures ten mil
lions Of coin against three millions sixty DAYS ago
The declared statement two years since showed a
large amount, but the Picayune does not think
the actual quantity of specie was so great as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-25

ARREST on Coin CoUsrERPEfTgRs Fred
mock, keeper OF porter house Ia New York, and
John Hazard, his bar tender, was arrested on
Monday for passing counterfeit quarter dollars aud
ten cent pieces. Seventy dollars In Logus coin
was found on their premises.