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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

ACCIDENT on TGE CENTRAL OHIo RAILROAD -T,U0
Men Killed An accident occurred on the Ceatral
road on Tuesday, near Bar nervile, which resulted
III the lbs ant death OF two lsbOriug men. A iaI
side had occurred, aud q cons Faction train wss
engaged in clearing the track. Af,er the obsruc-
tons had been removed, the train ted towarcs
BeilaiTc, moviag bacGwa In turning a curve
ss pretty good speed Capt. Warren, VINO was oa
the train, observed that large rock had tatien
| apon the track short distance ahead. Mr. Wars
| rem called TO the men to jump, aud all left the
train but the tao men who were sitting upon ths
end OF Il g0ndola car near the rear. When the
train struck the rock, the Car immediately in
front of the one upon which the were sitting,
| raised ny, and the poor fellows were crushed to
deaf in the general wreck. Que CT the leav
a wife and family ot ii We children in Bellaire.-
rhe other was single. We weIe unable to learn
tier names. The remaUs were brought up TO
this city yesterday, and understand will be in-
TERED IN tne Catholic Cemetery WheetinJ (Ta }
HtsQioeRcer.
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SgEr CN-Attar be;.c IL

SENT ON.-Atter being locked up for
ten days to get the witnesses TO court. William
vest was examined before the Mayor last Saturday
on eharse cf stealing u red shawl from Mrs Elis.
aoeth brannon. and rensud4d TO be indicted by
the next GFand Jury. Poor Bill is row chartered
at the valley lnn, where he has spent many quie
days before, and where he will be kept uutil siay
unless some one can be found TO become security
tor his appearance
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Nj GUiCaL C.ahUS.

sss~ DR.. K. s. Vasr, late or .1enrlco
having removed ID Richmond offers his proiessio ua
services To toe public. Utfics Oh crank lin street. d
lev door below Ghe Ballard House-rvsdeuce On
the corner OF Main and 7th streets. 10 lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

PRETTY PREsssT.--N. Montalembert has bal two
silver statuettes made, representing Demos, hsues
and Cicero. intending to present them 10 the twe
counsel Who conducted his dsfeEce Ia the istt
uisi. Very Freaehy, that.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

INCREASE IN THE RECEIPTS OF CoTT0N.-From the
most reliable sources of Information, We learn
that the aggl egate receipts of cotton at this port
the present time. At the corresponding period
last year the number Of bales received was 50 900
-MRtpht1 Apa!aRCl.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

kI DR. foLLARu has removed hi
office 10 SELVIN'S NEW BUILDING, on 18th ct,
between y aiu and Frahkhn neir the state Court
House. At night he may be fou nd at the Ex hang,
dotel. servant will oe also Iouud az bis Office at
night. fe2-I1nx
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~HARrsaoaNs ANTI BILIOUS PILLS

80 ,Ia safest and best purgativo Pills in use. They
az e ,non rhe Liver stomach and Bo~eis carryina
,G Ar bile snd evory foul secretion They don't
yrns ara easy in th cir operation. and can be taken
rs.., from the system and prevent rheumatism -
ff You suffer with any pam, use ia sTs HORNE,s
rmrris ~ A. hf,L the great PAIN ANSlafLATOR Ii
son have cough, use HARTSHnRNs'5 C0UaH
sYRUP, which s the best Cough Syrup In the
world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

On THE SIDEWALK -Mr T q Watts
Was fned by the Mayer last Saturday. for hermit.
ting one Of his teams to be driysa across sidewalk
on 18th street
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aa $3.50 REWARD. fan away,

about 9th December, lR53, my boy HENRY.
~ NHenry il abou, q years OF age. rather DELI
0cate in appearance, about 8 feet or 10 1nohes
10 .i ht brig rulatfo. fril head o, hAr, OF good
address but rather cIinginx when spoken 70 laughs
vvhrn talking T. nd Of dress and somes hat OF .
dandy hal q small paict Of beard on bis chin He
ia al, little bow cd in the legs, and read and
write ,,x..
is tss H. this State end lodged 10 sosae Jail where
1 can GET him; and $50 II taken IN any other slave
state will give $3.50 reward If information sum
esr for cs nyictiop be givs agairst any whit.
man Who msy have had hand In gel ting him on
~ 4; rs CHARLES L. HOBaOE.
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Ihe subject of the annexation Of the Span.
Handle of Virginia to Pennsylvania, is discussed
in some OF the Pennsylvania papers.
An iron ship Of large size il building in Will
mington, Del, for Commodore Vanderbilt
shoe and Leather Exchange has bsen insugu>
rated at BostoD
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soid by all DrugyIsts In Richmond. &C l5-Su

Ha1- ho! ALL Is DYspsplIosl- an
who saifar IRON Heatache, Giddiness. Nervousness
Las spirits Dimneas OF Vision. Bad Taste 10 the
Month"; Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acidify.
rest IRA 20 health by the use OF BAK ER'5 CKLk
BaATgD phEAIUM BiTTRRS.
Ror s4ie bv Nessrs. Fisher 4 Winston. nrus sss.
Richmoad, Va. ~ Nus
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PRESENTATIONS. On FRIDAY night las,

PRESENTATIONS. On Friday night last,
though it Was showing, raioiDg aud freezing, by
ttrns, large and very fashionable audience as.
senbed at the Theatre the occasion b-inu tina
complimentary beueht of Thomas L. Moxiey
pdring the evening the moiesty of iha, gentleman
preventing him from appearing before tue curtsiu.
"ittle arrah semeat" came Il behind the scenes
10 "hIch ne was surprised win a present of
very Beautiful jewelled Geneva Watch sud Chain
as "a token Of regard aud esteem" from Ibis
lends IL Richmond, Virginia" Another event Of
s evening was the presentation to the beneficiary
q {, beautiful silver goblet, gold lined, by Miss
Maggie Mitchell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

Rev. Geo w. Samson has been elected President
of Columbian COLLEGE, ID G.
A "Persona Liberty" Bill for New York is before
the Legislature.
oiebeo, next autumn, will be the seat Of the
Ca 4aiian Parliament.
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THg 30 NhD OF MasAGsRs of the Vir-
glnia Mechanics Institute will hold a regular
nonthly meeting this evening. At O'clock
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sssss-To THE SoUrH SIDE

sSsaV 10 THE fsoUIh SAD1'y A@'e
.arifF The Danvile Railroad Company have reduced
the rate OF freight for transporting dronld Iasser
from tlis date WITH THIS PRovISo that DOUBLE
aArs will be charged during the months of APRlL'
NAY August and SEPTEMBER.
orders 10 any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump, but should BE- given early to essure
it in time
Farmers Supplying bags charged one DOLLAR Fer
'''' '''A 'AA1 JOHN Il CLAIBORNE,
10 Am No II Pearl street.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.-It is the inter tion of a
Dir Robert Harlan, OF Cincinnati, to take three
horses to England to contend with the fast nag 9
Of that country. 1t is said that those who uow him
think thar the American turf will be bstter ro-
presented in Europe than it has been by Mr.
Ten Brocck. Alr. Harlan was formerly success
ful follower of the turf, and proprietor of Rnbe,
Sam Letchsr, Adegi,ha, and Black Warrior. 1he
horses which he viii take to Engand are Des
Chiles, Cincinnati, and Lincoln.
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CHiRGED WITH ttLoNY. and Cy-
ru',two ser'ants.iu the employ of Jno. D Quarles
| We're before the Mayer last saturday, TO answer
the charge OF stealing $40 money, "A gold watch
chain aud silver pencil from John McKeon. on
the night of the l2h inst. Mr. Mex testlti d that
after eXtnguishiug the gas in his store, some oue
Upeued the blinds, hoisted he front window, to
out tine money drawer aud cJnten sand carried il
| OF, aud that he drawer AID other articles taken
at the same time. were found in the brick yard 10
which the prisoners are employed. He further
stated, that Monroe fabb, fellow servant of the
PRISONERS, told him that Lewis had taken the
| money and given portion of it to Cyrus Monroe
~ho when called, stated that he knew nothing o
the roobery-thst be had not seen the In mouey-and
that Mr.. Nick misunderstood him. There being
no evidence 10 impIicate the prisoners, they were
discharged
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TURNED Cp.-Samuel ". Wolfe, a young Virgin,
'sh, VINO went to New York short time since,
| anc whose sudden disappearance caused some
anxiety. has turned up. In letter from, Bristol
Penn, to friend in New York, he states that he
LEFT n. York more than a week ago. Intending TO 90
70 Lancaster, but was taken sick and uentiy
| had no opportunity to write.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

l. ON THE LIVEs OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained In the
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF LONDON,
Actual Capital, $500, GOO
Agency at the Office of the Virginia Fire and Ma
Inc Insu, Uon pany, No i3l Main street. Rich-
mond Va.
DR. JNO D CULLEN. Medical Examiner-Qfice
at tae flee of Drs Gibson aud cullen south side oi
franklin street, betweeL 9Th and 7th streets.
f. IT'S w L. tNAkDlN, agent
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sHs- TIN BEST CoEGn SYRUP IN tn

WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup in the world is Harts
aorae's pectoral Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
This article s prepared by chemist, sad Is pro
noupced By medical men, and those who have used
It, TO be the best preparation for Coughs C3ius
Ja.arrh Bronchitis, Roarseness, Sore Throat frofa
\ cold, and preventive OF tnst hon OF diseases
Consumption .
the Taste sotsns clears and strengthens the voice
aays ali irritation of the throa. and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold. ",
sS"ns So :, V;rg;n;a Oc l5-6m
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~ UNAMAY $50 hEWAkD -

lYN hVNA wa % NGWhnU -
The above reward will be paid for the appre-
henson and d. livery TO bavie Hufcheson.
HQ in the city OF hichmoBd or conhned Ia ANY
ini, ~ that get him ain, ii taken out OF the etafs
of Vii gna and $50 II taken in the state OF trg1Lia
fJr IN mar THOMAS JEFFERSON he In about
2I ears OF ase brown ompexion, jul head o. hsir
good teeth 5 ipet 10 inches high. and rather grum
couutenGnce JOHN HUTt sson
ES- Enquirer and Whig will COPY Ia wea kll pa
per twice each Ja H-nts
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1NSoyATIoN.-Mr. Webster, manager of the The
atre Royal Adephi, has set the example of exc
ptoying female box-Geepers. They make pretty
| show in their neat caps and dark green gowns
while their civility is unexceptionaDle, aud they
are inaccessible to bribes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

IDLE Talk John Mackey, q lad of
eighteen years, was before the Mayor last Satnr-
day, to answer the charge of threatening TO shoot
John Jones. From the evidence it seems that
Joues gave the accused q blow, for net ubeying
MS orders IN the workshop 10 which hey were
both empl yed, and that for this Mac gave three
bps" for pistol and threatened 20 shoot him. hut
without any intention Of Carrying bis threat into
ext cutl9n, ss was proved ty the fact that be had
met Jones in the street on occasion, but had
not attempted TO fce upon him. They Mayor
thought there was TO danger of homicide, and
therefore dismissed The warrant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

ecsSE IN THE INDIANA LEGIsLsTURE-A dis
patch states that at Springfield, Ia on the Dad as
'he dovernor's private Secretary entered the Hall
oil the Honse to real the Appropriation Bill veto a
scehe ensued. The Democrats attempted TO drow
MS voice with cries OF order, but he concluded
and gave the veto to a page. II was snatchsS trn,
the hoy aud passed through various hands A Re-
publican member secured II and laid it on Speak.
er Horrisons table. The latter knocked IL off
with bis gavel aud ordered the doorkeeper to take
that man ont. meaning the private Secretary: he
decided tha. no quorum being present the House
could not receive messages. Only four RepubIi.
cans were present. Both Houses adjourned sine
die. ''''
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LOCAL MATTERs.
Rxrxacr1ss A CBABas-Williau

RgrEAcTING ABGs.--A iiliam and
Robert Purdis two lads. appeared before the
Mayor last Saturday, To answer the charge pre,
rsrred against them by Bernard Calm, Of attempt-
ing to pick his pocket of gold watch. while uas
sing along Broad street, on Friday afterooo n
MIR. Cahn on being sw jrn, stated that one OF tho
boys ran against hin With great force, as he was
passing along aud that in nediaiely after that bs
discovered that his watch vas out Of his pocket I.
ead held 0nlp by the cnain. He conld not say
tha, the boy took it out-nor was he sati- sd that
either Of them desigued stealing it. Ahen he re-
ceiyed the shock. ne attempted to catch the lad.
at wh,ch his brother threw a stone at Eae witness
called him id Jew, and ran OF. Seeing officer
ChaIkiey coon aftsr witness told him that the lads
had atte1n ated to steal his watch, and described
the circumstances.
The bjys give a very different version of the
affair Robert says he was running from William,
10 escape a snow bail, aud without seeing Mr.
Cahp he ran against him. lie declares be did not
know Mr. G. had a watch, and certainly had no in<
tention of itjurirs him iu any way. After his
brother threw the stone, they both raB, aud vii.
liam took refuge in Judge merediLb's stable. 10
elude the eficer, supposing that he WAS pursued
for violating the ordinance.
gentleman who knew tho boys, gave them
good characters for honesty, never having heard Of
thsir being engaged in any crime.
The Mayor adjourned the examination until
Tuesday. and admitted the lads to bail to appear
snd answer Oh that DAY.
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"FaAILrY."-rhere are at present residing in
Cincuuati six sisters, all of whom are pr0pr.
trssses Of brothels, particularly notorious, even
among their depraved ami unfortunate class, for
.ae bandonment and vciousness OF their lives.
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THE NAVAL DEP aRTXENT CoRRUPrI0Ns.-Ia the eff
Dial report OF the CoBuiittee appointed + iuvesti
eating :he corruptions in the Navai Department a
letter is published which written by a poliii-
clan in Philadelphia to the President stating that
it would benefit the Democratic party if the con.
tract were given to Merrick Son for the coustruc
tiou cf onc Of the eugiues OF the soops of war
The Sth Ward being doubtful. the President could
ensure Democratic majority in it if the works of
Merrick son thus enabled to employ 3S6
additional hands-al Of whom would vote 1.-The
right way" This letter received by Presi.
dent Buchanan, aud endorsed, "ihls is submitted
to the attention OF the Secretary Of the Navy" and
sen: to that official The result was that Merrick
Sou received The contract. The minority report
of the committee severely denOuuce5 trausac ions
similar to this, which are noticed, but not COM
mented upon il the majority report.
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fs l5-lm

skY UUMMITTi ID 10 UekULK Ci1Y
JAZZ AS A EUSAWAY.-Wss CON mittsd
IA to the jail Of the rporatiuI oi tie city OF
Na. No. folk ON the 3 h day of November, ls5o,
..v ro man calling himself To- BAlLf b. SAID
negro iu is hve feet seven and one half inches
high, and Weighs one buIdird and sf1ty-hve
pou nds about lLirty ,esrs old, OF hth compi Z.
lou, states that he was born in Sunmsrset County,
Mar land, and claims to LIE born free; had On VIII
committed to Jail. Sleeps sIeS Clothes AID 7aiior
hat 1hUc CUnPhEW
fe g-fw sergeapt City Nea folk.
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NO "STAfE OF SUPEsIoh.'-The project Of form.
ing new State on. of portions of Wisconsin and
michigan, does not meet much favor in the latter
according to the Detroit Tribune Il states tha,
iAst winter resolution favorable to the move
ment passed the State Senate. but the only raasn,
J. ola 30 was because it wss looked upon as a mere
imdle m proposition. This year it came up in the
house, and was indeAoiteiy POSTPONED nem. cor.
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- WAS COMMITTkD to the Jail

E3kY WAS CUMMII j EU 70 Lu0 VHII
IA of Chesterfield county, on the 6th Instant
NEGRO. who calls hiuseit WM VT ITg,
H a.d say \ he is tree, and resides In the city
ri ,...tirnore, stgte OF Mary land The said net 70
is about fest inches high, e0mplexion black add
rather slow in speaking when SPOKEN u IL tie
said negro not tree, the owner l. required 70 cone
forward prove property, pay charges. and take him
away or ne will be dealt with accord ing 20 law
30 DuvAL.
10 t7-svs .yaitor n "a .srfi aJ CD IaIy. Va.
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THE PLActRDisG In 51,Tes.- Some Of the Repub
i'can papers of Boston, speak Of the placardIug
in that place OF Mr.. CL.s L. Ho bsoD, of Richmond,
as refreshing little affair." The Post, however,
says:
me outrage In posting Mr. Charles L. Hobsou,
t ., sichmond. Va as a slave hunter harc waA one
OF i,ne most mean, cosardiy AMI unju -tifisb.a
'scss Don private individual that ab .litou fanar.
.Isn has ptrpetratea. and calculated 10 in ure
.e enaIe:,er snd tusinsss Interests Of Boston ma
teiiaily MIR Hobson s>m. here at The 7. anest of
.s o' our mosf respectable mo- ch ats TO con. n
s,s a. mercantile nseotistion and for sothine
While here richly to the purpose above suegested
reAr ooF-nr Notwithstanding 10 Mr. a. ran
sway IRON him at kichm, nd some tune ago it is
Huf; out Mr. has 20 wish or intentil " % reclaim
nln and said that, 1t he shoud meet the fnoitive
ana ne reqnired peruniary assistance for his
ai oomior. he would ,heerfully render it, ieavipg
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sef- CLovEa hiLL Coal Both Hail
and Lump. of the above GOAL, for sale by
N WHITING,
Ja 20-2m Near Peter sburg Devot,
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IsS S25 "A hkNAtD Of SO will

6sT $25 "A hk~AtD Of $50 will
"A be paid FIR the delivery of q Negro NAN, cali
ed .HIL TAYLoh. Tnis nesio was pur.
IL based in hichmt nd. at auction, on the 5th
.ae,, 1857 and bill VI -aie made BY George W
Sne5iDgs. He Is of mutatta color; good teeth
whicb he shows IT, nd vantage when speaAiag; walks
taniy. gave said negro mJIey and q pxss to 20
to hIchmoud TO visit ms wife, ho, 1 believe re-
sioes ia ChesteTfied she Is q iree woman, and firm
what have he .rd he is har0ored by her The
above Ill be paid. if delivered To Dickinson,
Hill Co. Of Hichmond
JOHN sAUkDER3,
fa l5-lm< Lorctto Essey county.
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Opp,strfo. MEETING IN JsPFsps,

OpPjsITioa MEETING IN JaPFERson
wARp-On Saturday night last a meeting Of "a,
Opposition party of Jefferson Ward was held a
the First Market
! The meeting was called to order by Mr.. Jacot
| Ezekiel, on whose motion JAMES WlssTos, ESQ
was called to the Caar, and SIR L. w. Brauch " a,
| appointed Secretary.
| Tue Chairman congratulated the meeting on til.
| bright auspices CT TIE Opposition, a0d suggested
| the appointment of a committee to prepare busi.
ness.
Mr. Thomas + Butler offered resolution, which
was adopted, that cou mittee of six bs sppon ted
to nominate suitable officers, and p:epare bu,i.
ness for the aciion of the meeting
The Chairman thereupOD appointed the fJiow.
ing gentlemen the Committee Business, viz -
Mess,s Thos. +. Butler. Luther Libby, john W
Wright, A. Judsou Crane, Jacob Ezekiel, aud Wm
II. PleasaDts.
rne Committee then retired, and in their a..
senCe the meeting was addressed by marmaduke
.ohusUn, ESD, in opposition 10 the Democratic
party, and tneir Do.ninee TOR Governor, John
Letcie CT.
RepGrt-The Committee, after q brief retire.
ment, re turned, when 4 Juison Craze, Esq, pre-
sentsd the following report, which vas unani-
mously adopted:
lst itesolved. That rhe Opposition party of this
Wald do resolve themselves into Society, 10 &c
denoIa atet the Jefferson Ward society OF the
Ii. rtso!yed That this Society consist of one Pre-
sdent five Vice Presidents, Two &c ctetaries. and
Treasurer
81. Resolved That this Society will hold weekly
meetings In saic Ward. and will, bT al honoIable
means exert the nselves 10 prOm0'e the election Of
the E0mires OF the OPP ,siiion convention. nanIel
Nm l.. GJys)n, "aitm.n L. "iIiey AID VA ter
Preston for Governor. Lieutenant iovornocan At
tor ley General.
Al K soiVed, That the friends Of the oppositiou
ticket III j. ffers III Ward are det@! mined TO engage
in 10 COZ ct 1ita Ienewed vigor and, possible
ca rry the Ward By an old fashioned majority.
9TH ke.oveJ, Iha the Chairman 4 tai meeting
appoint executive Commi tee OF f)ty to proceed
10 the work OF orHanlzatIO,:, aod that the
na of tGe Executive Committee so apEeated
| shall be, as practicable. announced III The
papers
The Committee reported the names Of the fol-
loving gentlemen officers, ali of whom were
slected by acclama'ior:
PrtSideRt-James Winston.
FIRE P,eSideatS-Joseph Brummell, Luther Lib-
by, Allen 7. Stokes, Jacob A Levy, Win. Taylor
SPcreitrjsS-E. W. snch aud jacob Ezekiei.
TredsHrer--Gsorga Ainsiie.
A Judson Crane, E'q, next called spou
aud addressed the meeting at length in favor OF
Distribution, aud in review of Democratic doc
trne aud Democratic acts.
o9 motion tho meeting then al ij0urned.
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~ w ENI DOAD - hLn ndID.
"A left the residence of the sutscri ibtr en- the
- Eth iusiant, negro boy Bamed HkhkY.
- al out IL years of age. very black aud spare,
peaks Father perily. He had on when he left
a Grab BR .iiinoTe cans SUIT and cap. He was
raised b, CAPTAIN j ChildTey. near -Four Mile
Creek Church, in Hvnrico county; has aeauaintan-
ces in Richmond, ano IL doups in the vicinity Of
one or he oiher places
will give tire above reward il delive red at Messrs
jones a slatei's Jail, III kicbn ond, (wher. pur.
ehasd himl Ur to the subscriber. in Lousisa coun-
ty. rerkinsyile poS'off1ce, GoochlaBd county.
fe fe2i-d5tacwl~ NJ q aNDEksON
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ARREST OF A MURDgRgR.-John Crowley, who
murdered his wife in Boston, on the Both of No
venber last, has been arrested in Charleston, s
{. resuistiop from Governor Banks has been
dispatched for Lis return TO Boston for trial.
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- u NTIeTGY.--
j = .ET Ii 1IiC lard,
IN. - A.


AND 77H STREETSI
len -erSt services to the cItIZeus Richmond anu
ahJoining counties. in has prJi ssiouai capaeity-
From An experience OF ten ears be feels confident
that he can warrant al operations performed b.
him TO Aiye eItlce satisfaction. 70 sims
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Hsly" FINE SMOKING AND NHEWIEG I O
BACCO-Constantly on hand and for sale by
JOHN w GAkLlCK,
fe II Aputhecary and Druggist.
AB HENRY l.. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond.
Office in Bslyns New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 2o-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

ScHooLLEss CHILDRKN.-It is said that there are
nearly A., ,0G0 cnidren in New York city, between u
the ages OF five aud ffteen, who do not go to
scbool,