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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

ESCAPE OF TWgYTY-0SE PRISONERS FROM INV
CASTLE JAIL -On Friday night twenty-one prison>
ers couiined in Jail in New Castle Del for various
Chimes, Effected their escape. Among them we're
the two 0Neils aud Daugherty, who were serviog
out term Of imprisonment for murder; Robin
sou, sentenced to death for committing rape OH
Jane Norris, end Samuel Turner, his accomplice,
VITO was awaiting his tfisl on the same charge
The Sheriff summoned large posse, aud after
securing the country around, succeeded in cap.
turing Six of them Robinson and Turner being
among the number
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23
OBssnviNa TIE D.Y.-Yestsriay.

OBssAvING TIE DAr.-festsrday, we
noticed that most Of the vessels 10 the dock had
their n ,gs and streamers flying from their mast
heads. in honor of the day. On Main street, flags
we're displayed from various points, while from
the Mechanics Institute and the Capitol, the stars
aud stripes were thrown to the breeze, and joyous
iy waved throughout. the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

NETTING LICENSES Many of TIE hack
men are getting their licenses. preraratorv ,o
running their vehicles on the streets for the AZ,
commodation of the public. ''' "''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

BAY STATE MILLS STARTING Up-Tbe bell of the
Bay State was rung last Monday morning, to call
she operatives TO work for the FIRST time since the
stoppsge of last tall. Tho painters are busiiv
engaged painting the tenemeDts, and repairs are
being msds in the mill. We do not think it advi.
sable, however for people TO come TO this city for
employment for months to come.
Laurence fkyssl (ol..<r
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sss- The BEsr CocGH SYRUP IN THE

y ..sib-
Iac p,st Cough Syrup n the world is Earts
la~les Pectaral Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
IG.s art}c.s is prepared by a chemist, and Is pro-
l. -.,'t tg medical men, aud those who have used
O.: g. bt the best preparation for Coughs Colds
C4.a,rh, Bronchitis, HoagseDeSs sore Throat from
: .il. sad \ preventive of that hon of diseases
C.l-r1s ptiol.
P-s,Rs who sing should use it. II ia pleasant to
u Taste -UieuH, clesrs and streng hens the voice
ss,s 4irr:,aton of the throat aud lungs, and IRE
Yeats taking cold.
bottles p ana 81 cents ana 81. Sold ty all Drug.
sisfy il Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg. aud all
towns in Virginia. &C l5--6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

EIss FROM Nav MExICo-The New Mexican
mail OF the 3ist nit, has reached Independence
The lower house of the Legislature had passed a
bill for the protection Of slave property. The
Santa Fe Gazette severely censures thesmanner of
conducting the treaty with the Navajoes, and the
atipulatiJns thereof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

ADJUsTED.--Abel U. MAYO was bef,re
me Recorder yesterday. to answer for assaulting
,he iigh Constable, Frederick Butler After bear.
ioe rue evidence, the parties adjusted their misun
dertandiDg, and the warrant was diamissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23
BuRaLARy.-Lass Monday night, the

BuRaLARy.-Lass Monday night, the
clothing storo of hr. Kampner, on East 18th st.,
between Main aud Cary, forcibly entered by
breaking the hinges Of the front door, and
robbed of 800 worth Of clothing. Yesterday
morning, a lad discovered six pairs of psntaieons
secretee in box In an alley, near 18th street, and
returned them to their owner. About six weeks
before this robbery, the private residence of Mr.
Kampner was forcibly entered in the day time,
aud robbed Of 500 In money. MIR. X. 10 q man OF
limited means, and these heavy blows upon lin
are serious drawback to his business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

Nor PROVED. Charles Black had Ed
WIN Cocke before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer
.or threatening to assault him, but not being able
sed ""o "i9oiis'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

BOUND CvER.-Henry Freth, and Vim.
H. Harrison, for engaging in a,fght, and blacki,c
sach others eyes, were before the Mayor yester-
Gay, and bound over to keep the peace.
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, WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

"A of Chesterfield county. on the 9th instant q
n NEGRO, vino calls hiuself WM WHITE
A. apd says he is free, and resides In the city
On baltimore, State of Maryland The said Negro
is about feet inches high, complexion black, and
rather slow in speaking when spoken to III the
said negro l. not Tree, the owner Is required to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away, OF he will be dealt with accord Ing to law
d DUVAL,
ia t7--69s Jailor Uhesseriali coaaty Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

INPRovIsd NaViGArioS.-The Canadian govern,
ment proposes deepening the Cornwall. Beauher
pois aud Lschine canals to tho same depth as
through the Nelland canal-ten feet six inches
thus giving an uninterrupted navigation for yes.
sells Of ten feet draught IRON the lakes TO the
Atlantic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

TIE EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF WASHINGTON. We
learn that the President has selected the circle ia
Pennsylvania avenue, near. Georgetown, as the lo-
cation for the bronze equestrian ststue OF Wash
ingtop, in completion OF which Mr.. Clark Mills 10
no W engaged Washington Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

YIRLD.-The dairy farm of Zado Pratt, Of
Greene county, New York, kept fifty cows in
1865, which yielded $500 pounds Of butter, and
brought from % to q cents per pound, or over
81, 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

sss~ DR. POLLARD has removed ms
PrINrN's NEW BUILDING, on 18th ST,
49,, NAN ana Ffaukhu. near the state Court
&c A. night he iasy tc found At the kNchsn sc
~ .E servant at re also ionut st his "'hce 81
a. it2~lms
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slHgbo Baths Is cents. or tickets or 81 ap 10
4r LIRE SIZE PEoronp .pps Tb,

subscriber takes pesstze ia announcing 10 his pn
lefous patrons and the public at large that he is
uo~ prepared to furnish Photographs krom minia,
sntes 10 FULL LIFE Size, either pIatfor eolored
Shich. lor accuracy and finish, he warrants equal
BOT superior to any produced in this city at less
lsrged to any size. AN ""
Citlzens and strangers are invited TO call and ex
anime specimens az GIBBS Temple of art, CORN
THAN Hail, Mais street, between 9th and 10th.
nc Pc GIBBS.
r s.-lf you went genuine Ambrotype, this lie
me place 10 get 1t, where You will neither be hum
sny other Picture in the Phctcgraphlc At - :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

The CENTRAL TRAIN, due at O'Clock
yesterday NOR ming did not arrive untiI O o,.,oo,
delay. N'-'''''e eaused the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23
nPHCrAG woTICEg.

sssg~ JosKpH nopGsoS, ia, Attorney
a. Iaw and GtucSai Land ard Pveernptien Agent
KANSAS CITY, NO.
MYERS To
N5aH. A. Wise. Governor of NirEinia:
Ir fNssars Minor sBi HulcuHns, University Of Va
! Nuas.Iy Pres't bauk Of the Commonwealth;
gsglas Lyons Attorney a. Law, RlChmond:
, IS Purcell < Ca., Exchange and So OK Brokers
Richmond
Ge..ilz / Appcrson. Real Estate Brokers, Richd
kr.t Paine o. DRY Goods Jobbers, do.
Thomas, Hughes ss laldwell, Fancy Goods Job
beTs RichmoHd
Tiuslcy. Tariy & VI iIlisms, hclesale Grocers;
g. a Skiuker & 90 " hOiesale Grocers, kich' d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

ACCIDENTAL young man named Wor-
rel, was thrown from a borse. n.sr 9, pan,,.
esutch, yesterday morning, and had his right nm
fractured. near the shoulder s' "A !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

ney~Gso7as b, STEnL, Deutiet, Ole
A. r.,s!aesoe. Nc ST. Ga Main, between stE and st
So EteAU1oyE Va mY fb--iY
s.sF- Dr.. JoHE Il. WALrHALL, (Homno-
r..as,l ocrs his pro essoas' services 70 the Cit
"a. Ei-}elnaEd an its vicinity Ofacc AZ his re
,5.lye On Leish str et. tvo &oors from 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

EUN ovER.--A lad was knocked down
h hna run over in Main street. yesterday afternoon
oy u mack, but received no serious ipinrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

PaKsgSrAroy.-Res Mr. Pryne, for bis ''defence
Of freedom" in his Philadelphia debate with Par
son Brownlow, has received present OF silver
pitcher, two gDb,ets and q water urn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

DEArH-Dr. Berry. physician of the Washington
almshouse. died on Sunday. De. james Il Morgan,
ot the s.h ward, is appointed 20 Gil the vacancy
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AARON LEE.--Thi

AARON LBE.--This venerable negro
man as the servant OF RoBr. c. WILLIAMSON, of
Ienrico He was raised 10 ppahanneck-was
there during the revolutionary war, and was pre-
sent when the British visited that town. As al
ready stated, Ne was in his uiretieth year when
he died. aud had been employed ia the Shockoe
Warehouse for fifty years. He was noted for his
integrity, aud was trusted most Implicitly by his
master. and all who knew him. One of his duties
was to take money for deposite in Bank, as well
as to draw money out of Bank, to pay for tobacco
sold, &C. Ia this way, in the course Of time mil.
lions, no doubt, had thus been placed ia his
hands, and never cent was uuaccounred for by
him. An anecdose is related of him. that heiu =
too late at Bank, with checks for several thou.
sand dollars he tied them together, with his pa.s
and secfsted them in his clothing. On his way
home, after dark he WIS arrested; but rather than
expose his cheeks by producing his pass, he went
to the cage, aud WAS liberated next morn ming by
the late Mayor TATE, who expressed his surprise
on fading Aaron in custody, aud whose good opi.
nion OF the old servant vas strengthened by the
explanation and the production Of the checks
Aaron was known IN his day, We suppose by al
most everybody In the city. His short, ntout
hgure bis bright and good humored face, which
looked as honest as cheerful, would attract the
attention OF any one on the streets. Everybody
was kind 10 the old man, and everybody who
knew him respected him. While certainly not a
grace, aud his .kin was jet black. Yet there wss
10 bis character virtues that would &dorn higher
pattern OF the human form.
The funeral of Aaron Lee took place in the sale.
room a. Shockoe Warehouse yesterday evening
We noticed that Ills Honor, the Mayor, was pre-.
sent, and a number of merchants We reeo--
nisod Messrs. James Scott, John Jones, Beui Grey,
Wm. Haxall, Jno. b. White, Archid Peasants,
Fred. Grey, Is. !. Tinsley, John and Nm Shepherd,
Irwin Scott, Jas. Sizer. b. W. Haxall, Chas. Pals
mer, Jas. A. Scott, and other merchants and cti-
xens. There we're also some ladies present.
There were many cf the deceaseds colored
brethren present, aud the funeral was preached
by two colored men, who, in their simple manner,
uttered some appropriate morals for lhe OCCASION
and paid u just tribute to the departed.
The remains were deposited in handsome ma
hegany coffin. The funeral scere was q very i'm =
pressive one, and afforded q striking example of
how a very humble being may be exalted in the
esteem and respect of men by the noble virtues o!
integrity and fidelity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23
ssE SToyEs, RANops AVN rrau,c,

ssS STovEs, RANGES AND EUagAoEs.
Tow in store full supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
aette. Purchasers are invited topxsmine the Gual.
~ OF our wares We especially recommend the
9ichInen nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking 9
aange and Ehsrp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles sold
't the Governor Street Stove Store.
w. wanted Immediately two first class worknep
oC 10 GEORGE SirAkRETT
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RECOVERED MIR. Thomas w. Gam

RECOVERED MIR. Thomas w. Game.
we'll, of jackson, Tennessee, the gentleman whose
eyes were 30 seriously injured few nights since,
by stone thrown through the window on the Pc.
tcrsburg cars, has sufficiently recovered to leave
for his home. He speaks In high terms Of the
treatment received ae the Exchange Hotel by the
Messrs. Ballard, and Of the kindness OF De.
Pearhy, who attended him during his afiiiction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

DELAWARE LEGIsLArIoN.-The present Legisla-
ture of Delaware is destined to become famous. II
HIS not only gone heels over head Ia authorising
the sale Of lottery tickets but has actually passed
an act in favor of "shiHplsster currency" by
pesling an existing law prohibiting the Issue OF
notes below five dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

A BoaUs BAsK.--An extensive issue Of bogus
bank bills has been discovered in Indiana. They
purport to be upon the Manufacturers Rank OF
Hartford, Indiana, an Institution which has no
existence. Two young men, who gave their names
as John Doe aud Richard Roe, have beer arrested
for passing of the bills. They had between six
and seven thousand doilars In their possession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

arrr = 4 EfS{RLNtF. CDRNEH or MAIN
''' AAp T1H NTREk7&I
acrs his services 80 the c5uzeus OF Richmond and
..,,rtue counties. in his professional capacity -
= m a. expert q ten years he feels eJnhd. nj
,tsf Is eau warrant Al operations performed by
-. q, -LrL- .ut.aa sattsf4 zion. te I2-lme
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

Miss Mary n. Williams, missionary 10 tho
Jews, died at Jana. Palestine, on the 18th Of De.
eember, 1853, aged 70 years.
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INSURANCE.
HE Virginia FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY
Is VHE OLOEST INST ITIIrILlN az IrC KInr IN


THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION or ITS KIM
IN IHE sTATEi A'i
CHARTERED By TIE LEGISL TIyRE OJ
VIRGINIA IN 1852
his Company has uninterruptedly conducted II.
operations 10 the present time on lust p,incjpIes
paid in losses by Fire and ees mostly tc ctiya,
o. hIchinehu, more than one and quarter million
V dollars. returned TO its stockhOlders nj,
ger centage on their in ment and is now doino
prudent business increasing its receipts apnnai
AID deseryedy maintaining It's character for SAT- fy
and Integrity.
FIRE INSURANCE
Granted on almost every kind of property in Cities
Towns and Counties throughout this State and ad.
ioining states, on as low terms as by other good
MARINE INSURANCE
Made on vessels on time, and on Vessels Frej1bts
aud Cargoes by the TO all paris OF tn. world
at f;sir CURE n rates OF Premium.
The authorized Capital of this Company is $500
TO- but PA Up capital is only $500 100 composed
If shares Of only SO eGc, the original Shares OF
sI0H each having been divided into four for facility
of distribution among cur CT Zens; and its surplus
IS S25 900 or more, and steadily incrt asng.
To avoid the risk o! insrrltg heavy amounts in
any one locality, the President has accepted the
osIri sIkE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LON.
Having Capital of e. 500 go or $40 600 900.
With which Company large risks are divided. thus
aft riding the amplest security 10 those who insure
their property.
3l Main street, or by mail and will receive prompt
and courteous attention:
william a PA Psimer. err 'Aies I Parker James Inloes,
] w adsworth, William Beers Thos samson ,Chas
w Purcell, JOS Winston, IL A Claiborne, Patrick
Cullen. Geo Smith. b l. Winston, Hugh " Fry
'n- ' W & CoWARDIN, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS. JR, Secretary le lo-Im
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QICHMOND AaRlCULrukAL mAN.

RiCHMOND AGRICULTURAL MAN.
~ UFACr0RY.-The subscribers having pur
chased the Manufacturing Establishment lately oc
cupied by Baldwin, Cardweii a Co, will continu.
the business heretofore conducted by the late firm
JOHN W. CARDWELL & 60.
And viii Keep constantly on haud, or will manu-
f.ctuTe TO % o&rder. & q fuil aSsortment OF
AGRICULTURAL 1Ta1rPRtfssasNTs. T1rRfs 81 TOBACCO FIN
Consisting in pa,t Of
Cardwell's Horse Powers, double and single
Cardwel's Wheat Threshers. with self oiling
Corn shelters, of seven different makes-Sl(
Richs raten. Iron Beam Plows. all sizes
Smith Straw Cutter
Hay Presses and Rakes
Dewey's Sprng-To0th Cleaner
Wheat Fans. Harrows, DC, &c
They have also made arrangements with the
Patentees aad Manufacturers to receive for SALE on
commission, and to manufacture on their own ac
PLEMENTS. to which they would earnestly call
the attention of the farmers generally. viz
Geiser's Grain Separator, Cleaner and Bagger. on
wheels
Ianny's Celebrated Reaper and Mower
Cahoon's Patent Broadcast Seed SoWer, for grain
and grass-price $40
Al5o, gay res Patent Horse Hoe and Plow- bined
Having machinery of the most improved and
modern constr uctlon, experienced work men, and
are engaged. they will pr 'duce implements of a
quality unsurpassed by any establishment in this
Country ard will sell them for CASH or TO prom pit
customers as low as they csn be purchased ip this
any ether market, of equal quality.
They, with confidence. refer TO the numerous pat
rons OF Mr CArdwell who is an experienced and
practical mechanic, for the reputation of the ma
chimes heretofore manufactured by him.
An examination of our stock. by the farmers OF
Virginia and North Carolina. is respectfully solf
cited.
Sa- Orders for MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS AZ d
REPAIRING, pronp ly attended to.
fe linn HORACE l. KENT
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MEDICAL CARDS.

,o pa. Il. $. Nrsr, late of Renrico,
'c-,syri I , Richmond offers his professional
f',.'N +, tbe public rfjce on haukt in street,
sr, a..g. belcu thr Ballard Horse-re.idehCe on
.s' -,'er o! Asin and IN streets. fe lin
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IA The above reward viii be paid for the appre-
- hension and delivery to Davis q Hutcheson,
~. in the city Of Richmond or confined In any
Jan that get him AZ an il taken out of the state
of Virginia, and $50 If taken in the state of Virginia
for my man THOMAS JEFFERSON. lie Ia about
q years of age. brown com pexion ull head OF hair
good teeth, 5 ket 10 inches high, and rather grum
JOHN A HUTI HnSON.
~ Enquirer and Whig viii copy in weekl, pa.
per TWICE sA"n ia 22-dts
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~ PARKE PoINpExTga
ATTORNEY An

Vii, ,-.>.,,., RICH2oSD. Va,
oS..4es a. ~ o. ChesterneA, poEhatan and Amelia
i4th streets. - ~ ~ ~ ~ A'n ~. . au
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dent OF th- st. Louis Republican ssys:
If you dis the Island il will coat your friend.
$500 before your remains can be taken away. il
You die poor and theso expenses are not paid, you
are taken ia TIE public dead cart and pitched into
ditch among the remains of psupers eud those
who have been executed. Ths $500 is made M ss
follows Cofan slT3; embalming $3.50: church
tax $I2; hotel for bedding, about $40
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sssaTo TgE SouTU SIDg-Bv |,

st'9 To TIE SoUTH SIDE-By late
te-lT. the p4Eville Railroad Company hsve reduced
"a. rat Il irsi Eht for Transporting Ground Plaster
iro r..ls t&t1. Win THIS PHOyIsO, that D0UBLE
ttTE Will ta charged during the months Of APRIL
NAY. AJsC:T and SEPTEMBER
urGrTs l. any extent can be supplied from the
Vgr-st Lump, tut should be given early t. ensure
jt ~ time
tafmeTa slNpiyiaC bags chsrgei enc dollar per
ton asa than packed in barrels
JOHN CLAIBORNE
"a 3--3m 40 IL Pearl street
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Coon ORDEE.--Notwithstsnding the
large number OF persons In the city yesterday,
many OF whom we're from ths adjoining counties,
We heard OF no excessive dissipation or Of any
| rows. Eseryhody seemed 10 be enjoying the fine
weather and the rich scenes, which vera worthy
Of the day and OF the occasion.
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CLorBIHG The NAKED. William Wade
charged with stealing coat from Samuel Genne.t.
nus oeen committed to prison to undergo an ex.
ANIMATION before the Mayor next Friday
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A3 $3.50 REWARD. - kan avay,

ETR SlUU hLW AhU. - ran away,
"A about 9th December. 1885, my boy HENRY,
n Henry is about II years OF age, rather deli
,A. cate in APPEARANCE about feet Q or 10 inches
rght, bright mulsttO, full head OF hair o; good
address, but rather criDgng when spoken TO, laughs
when talking, find of dress aud somsw hat OF a
dandy, had a small patch of beard on bis chin He
is also little bowed in the legs and Can read and
write
will give fifty dollars reward If the above negro
Is taken Ia this State and iedg cd in some Jail where
get him; and $3.50 ii taken in any other slave
State will give $3.50 reward If infOI d alton suff-
ceIt for conviction be Riven aQaipat sny hite
man who may have had hand in get ting him OF
to q free State.
iaE-ts CHARLES L. HOBSOE.
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Boz BATHS, BATHs, BArus.-Hot,
jold ana shower Baths can be had daily st ali
Saainp pooing saloon, under the American Hotel -
entrance on llth street. s''
Silgts Baths Is cents or ticteta or n su,o
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ssF" You CAN EXPECT WITH A Ger

ESe$ OF CAN ENPkCT WITH CER-
AMY to obtain fine Picture and rrect Likent So
by calling AZ the P.nt 3sraph and Fire Art Gallery
CfG " MlS&Ec, lyi MAIN street The small M
h-otypes, PhJtC graphs. wei the larger SIZES
~ Ol o. Water Co!uTs, executed at his Ualleriss
gems OF art, and are warranted t. give satisfac
tiaa
Every style Of Photograph made from life or
copied from small srbruiypes or Daguerre0typ
Ard coiYTed in any the styles may a. a Il
times be- obtained gt the abuvt-UAu4ei estaJii-h-
ihent. REMEMBER THE NUMBER, " MAIN
STREET. {. 2
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sS HoRsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
ASD sHAMPOoINa SALOON, under the American No
ei-entrance on llth street
AZ. IDIOT, Cold and Shower BATHS can bs had ai
al hours. single Bath IS cents, or tickets for one
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TlE i>IsP PATCH
yAs. a. COwARDIE.

eur pAILY DIspkTCH is served TO SUB
SO % Avn QUARTER ssrTs PER wsES, PAY
tcri'" .se carrier weekly. Price scr mating, ~
sf'e vs. "a 90 :, fnr six months. in advance.
S.-r,tY eENii-wRFKLY DISPATCH sissued
-,tesday and fridaytii 2."a, IN advance
''.rr-r,4v yyFEELY DISPATCH ts issued every
f1 "a "a a,iic4 10 subscribers at 81 per npnum,
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SUPE3INTENDENIos uFRIUE
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSE X r CO
Lynchburg, Feb. 18th, 1889
FOR FuRNtSHIf.H N =

II
GRO CLOTHING. Proposals will be received
1T this office. uatl the l0.h day of March next for
turnishiug this Company with the following nam
ed Clothing for No .ros:
llC0 Gotten Shirts. of heavy shirtng or Ozna>
burg
700 pairs of Burl.p or heavy Linen pantaloons.
with falls aud pockets
$50 pair of dark Cloth Pantsloons, with falls
aDi pockets
$50 sack Coats of dark Cloth, with two pock.
cts, to bs lined throughout and faced with
check Linsey
$50 blacK Felt Hats
40 dark Blankets
itW pairs WOODEN Socks.
Six hundred and fifty of the Shirts and the Bur
lap rantaloops are TO be delivered the ninth day
of May next, the remainder of the Clothing on the
lst day of December next. -
Bach proposal must be accompanied by sample
OF the Clothing made up it will not be consider.
ed II Ii GILL.
fe l9-2~ Gent Superintendent