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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

paeoDf FIGHT IN KENruCKY.-A terrible fight
occurred in Mckee, the county seat Of Jackson
KY. on Monday week, which resulted in the deaf b
of two of the parties concerned. Samuel Isaacs
was killed on the ground, and John Morris died
the day after. son of John Morris was also
nearly cut to pieces but is not yet dead. Several
others were more or less injured. A feud has for
long time existed between the Morrisses and
Isaacs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

The ARMY WELL REPREsENrED- AT the late DEM
ocratic Convention, at Frankfort KY, there were
6T2 delegates. who consisted of ex.Governors, IA
Generals 493 Colonels, 81 Majors, So Captains, Is
Squires. The candidates were alt Colones, and one
half consisted of Old Line Wings"
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-Copies of all the versions
of Mrs. Stoves novel of Uncle Toms Cabin
have been procured or ordered for tbs British
Museum. Among them are thirteen different
German veIsions. two Welsh, two Magyar, two
Waliachian. one Wendish, one Polish, one Rus
| sian, one Greek, one Armenian besides Dutch
Swedish, Danish, and all the languages of south.
western Europe.
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The sHuL1x This neat little steam

The SHULTx This neat little steam.
er, under the command of Capt. D. j. Hill, who,
by the way is deservedly one Of the most popular
commanders that we know of, has just undergone
u thorough overhauiing, repairing and painting,
and ID now at Rockets, ready to receive freight
and passengers for all points along the Chicka-
honiuy river The freight capacity of the Shuitz
has been doubled and she will therefore be more
valuable to the country through which she runs
an a common carrier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

MOURNING DoG.-A police officer pointed ont a
rare instance of canine affection to-day A hand.
some Scotch terrier has for two or three week
past watched beside grave in the Kings Chanel
save only occasional intervals of short duration
when obliged TO absent himself in quest of food to
prevent actual starvation. During the late snow
storm the humane officer first discovered the dog
ut his devoted duty, and endeavored to call him
away for the purpose of giving him shelter. but
the faithful animal would not leave the sacred
spot, and responded only in wailings deeper and
more melancholy than those of the storm Even
the subsequent intense cold weather, with the
thermometer at IA degrees below zero did not
drive him from his guard, and he may still be seen
daily at his post of watchfulness over the remains
Of some beloved human being whom he has en-
shrined in his affections. The seepless interest
manifested by this poor brute would seem to indi.
cate that he chershes some idea of the Iiteral ra
surrection of bis friend, and that he must be con
stantly watching for his coming Boston T;,l,r
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a. their candidate for Governor.
G. Merritt, was killed in Wake county, n. c.,
on the 9th instant, in an affray with Nathaniel
Shipp, his uncle.
A letter from Rome of the 5th instant, says the
American Minister, Mr.. Stockton, had the veto OF
the police put upon his bali at the Simonetti Pal
ace last Monday. on account of the floors being
pronounced unsafe. 4
fire at Batesviie, Arkansas, on the 10th inst,
destroyed $50, 900 worth Of property. The Bates
Vile Institute and Masonic Lodge were the princi.
pal losers.
Col. SteptOe, U. 8. A., is now on visit to his
family In Bedford county, Va.
Andrew Wilson, was elected Mayor of Wheeling,
Va, on Monday last, and Smith Mcdonald city
Sergeant.
Miss Harriet Lane, Of the White House, IL il ru-
mored,will shortly be married to Mr.. McGraw, oil
Baltimore.
man attempted TO seize favorable opportuni
ty Q few days since, bat his hold slipped, and be
fell to the ground considerably injured.
Riley W. Slocum, has been appointed by thu
President and confirmed by the Senate chief coiner
OF the United States mint in California.
The debating clubs Of the uniysrsties Of Or ford
and Cambridge have both decided, by overwnelms
ing msjorities, that sit is not likely that Mr.
Bright will ever become statssman.s
Y. N. Inskeep, clerk OF the Bank Of the Valley
af Romnsy, Va. died suddenly on last Sunday.
Nelson HastiDgs, Of the firm Of Il. Sender 3
70, Boston, aour merchants, 70 dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

MAcREADY's SoN.-Mr. Edward Maeready, son of
the eminent tragedian, purposes giving a short
series of poetcal aud dramatic readings at Bombay
where be resides, and includes in bis entertain
ments the five Christmas stories by Charles Dick.
ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28
THE MoRTARA AFFAIR IN BosToN.-The Jew

THE MoRTARA AFFAIR IN BosToN-The Jews oil
Boston met on the 23d instant, b. Mikemap, Esa
in the chair, to receive the report of committee
appointed on the 2lst ofNovember to petition the
President to take some action in respect to the
abduction of the boy Mortara. The committee re-.
ported that they had the sympathy of all classes
aud were it not for the letter ofthe President tc
Mr.. Hart, Of Philadelphia refusing to interfere,
they would have sent petition to Washing ton
With $4,000 signatures, including that of Governor
Banks. The chairman of the committee {Mr. Nor
tom read a letter Of thanks from Sir Moses Monts
nore, for their CO operation, and a circular from
the Uhited Jewish Congregation of New York, re-
commencing the appointment of Delegate to
Europe. Mr. Norton approved Of all honorable
means to effect their object, petitioning the
Pope, which be hoped no Israelite wonld degrade
himself by doing. Resolutions were then passed
appointing Gershum Kursheldt, Esq, as the dele
gate to Europe, and furnishing him with q suita
bic zeal with inscription, as a credeutial.
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CoSvIcrIoN.-The Devon brothers, who brutally
murdered their sister, near Detroit, last June
have been found guilty Of murder. The plea of
insanity did not avail. As they do not hang peo.
pie in Michigan, they will be sentenced to the
State prison for life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

An E.mirs paper says that the President Of
the New y ork and Erie Railroad has issued orders
to the conductors to take the names Of all passen.
gers.
The celebrated trotting horse Blue Dick died In
Philadelphia on Sunday evening.
The Hon. d. A. Hannegan, ex-U. 8. Senator
from Indiana, has taken the field ~ . lycam lec-
turer.
Frank J. 0ttarson, city editor of the New York
Tribune, ID going 70 take to wife Miss Ada Clifton,
the sstress.
Miss Laura Keens IL said to have cleared SO, 900
by "0ur American Cousin," already.
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SHOCKING CATAsTRoPHE-A MAN, HIS WIFE AND
TWO CHILDREN FROZEN 70 DEATH.-A few morn.
iDgs since, strolling man named Tucker, his
wife and two children, were found frozen to death
in barn in North Castle, Westchester county
The unfortunate pair were abroad the day pre-
vous, asking aims, and it is supposed that they,
not having money enough to purchase a nights
lodging, and being chilled, weary aud home less,
had gone into the barn for shelter from the in.
clemency of the weather, with the intention of
remaining there during the night taking their
children with them, and we're all frozen to death.
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ANOTHER Vocal SrAR.-The Tenor of the Wien.
na opera, Mr.. Stegar, who is said to have the most
powerful voice in existence, and who will be
heard, probably, next winter in America is styled
In German papers, terore coL0ssale ossolito.
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STEALING LEAD Two or three small
boys have been arrested and Gagged for stealing old
lead at Shockoe Warehouse, in the night time, and
there are yet seven or eight more to be brought
to justice for the same offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

N8AlLY CoMPLHrHD.-The improve
ments to the first Baptist Church are nearly com
pleted. and have added materially to the capacity
~ we'll ~ appearance OF that handsome edince.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

A "LEAGUE"-The farmers of Wiscons;n who
mortgaged their farms to the various railroads
have formed league to resist the foreclosure Of
the mortgages. Some 5000 or 5000 persons be.
longing to the league, bound together by secre,
oaths, having signs, grisps and passw ords At the
late meeting of the league it was determined to
resist by violent measures the attempts to fore.
close.
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-OTlCE.-JOHN G. WILLIAMS. Vho
Is have associated with us in bu

II { have associated with us in busi-
" ress 3r B. W, JYNER who has been with
, several years. The business will hereafter lie
.-.led on in tue name of JONES 4 Co. st the
lse. No. Main ST., formerly occupied by MIR.
,nes Winston, few doors above the Old Market.
r. s.all Keep ON hand large stock of q ROCERI E.S
"a noe LIQUORS, 10 which We ask the attention
!, oGr customers and the patSic generally.
a i'm THOMAS JONES co.
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n1r Dr. J. HosrarrnR.s BrrrnnA-

These Bitters universally acknowledged 70 be
| sure preventative and cure for Fever and Aguss
Fatulence heaviness of the stomach, or any other
like affection. Their effect upon the system h most
miraculous; they give healthy tone to the system.
cieaDse the system Of all impurities. The propris-
tors, in presenting this preparation 10 the plblc.
used according to their dietiops has itbeen known
to fall but on the contrary, new virtues have been
discovered in its To those afflicted with an q
as q speedy and certain cure. Try them and form
your OWE opinion.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gener.liy eve
rywhere. n7-dlm
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STEALING WooD.-John, slave to A.
Trabue was convicted before the Mayor yesterday,
Of stealing wood to sell, the night BEFORE and sen.
taDcad To the Iaah
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RESIDENTS OF KANsAs.-Mr. and Mrs. Dalton,
whose divorce trial and its attendant circumstans
ces produced so much excitement in Boston nearly
two years since. are living in Lawrence, apparent
y enjoying enviabie degree of domestic felicity
and business success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

| sickness IN THE CoUNTRY.-A letter from White
| Post, Ciarke county, Va, dated the 25th instant
| says, there has been great deal of sickness in
| that village aud neighborhood in one family the
| iather aud mother both died in one week of pnen-
monia, leaving ten helpless children
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

The CROSSINGS in the streets are for
the use ct pedestrians and vehicles are not to be
stopped upon them, unless the drivers are pre-
pared to suffer the consequences. In Main street,
it 10 no uncommon thiag to see carriages across
the crossings, which were pus down for other pur.
poses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

A TSxPERAHos MHHr1xd ID TO be held
10 Rocketts Chapel Tonight. Who's ~ addssss
win be delivered ~ Rev, Frapeis 7. neeGs-
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WasutNaroN's BIRTH DAy-A o.

WAsHgNGToN's BIRTH DAY.-A grand
military ball, to.be given on the nj ght Of the %
o. February, at Mechanics' Institute Hall, is talk
ed of by some of our citizen scldiery. II the hall
can be procured, no better place eau be found for
such entertainment. The frs. floor is just the
room for supper, the main hall for the dance, and
the Offices suit admirably well for dressing rooms
for the ladies'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

SLOW VEssEIs--The "Wauderer' was chased on
the African coast by the U. S. Sloop of war Win.
cennese, but the latter was too slow. Lighter and
faster U. s. vessels are to be stationed there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28
ACCIDENTAL F1nE.-Yesterday after

aCUIDEHTAL fIhE.-1 eStUruay HIter-
noon the residence of Mr.. Henry Myers, on Navy
Hill, accidentally took fire from imperfection
in the chimney, but before doing serious damage
the flames were discovered aud extingutshed by
the neighbors. The house is owned by Mr.. Flem
ing Griffin, and is fully insured. Mr. Myers had
his carpets and furniture damaged by the water.
No insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28
NN- TaE GREAT VIRGINIA REMiDY,
AND No HgMBud--
PETERS, INFALLIBLE ELS EEMEDY NJ Y,E E3R s SoNos-

KHWA, AND ALL bEChET DIbEAbES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mes.
curial or Balsamic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public in is curative, re.to
rative a3d renoyating powerE and the medaoea
world are astonshed when told that the above re-
medY will cure the above diseases. and confoundeA
when they have occular demonstrations Of the Aots
for twenty odd years. has known Of case Of twenty
years standing be restored 10 perfect health ana
all other Of shorter duration, 20 Dc restores.
any case OF Gonorrhoea vhich the remedy will noe
cure provided the directions are carried cut win
nrnence on the part Of the patient and 10 any on
purchasing half q dozen bottles. and using accord
| ingly, in his or her case he gusrante2 Per1ec,
cure; and In of failure. Will furnsn sddiuonai
through bis agents and cure will oe effected with
ont Inconvenience to the patient. Sold BY
QRUBBS APPEReON, DrueGigts,
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
de 10 6ms No. 0l Broad -.
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HYDRANr WATER-at this time,

HYDRANT WATER-at this time, is
about she color of new CIDER and of the consis.
tency of good paste. The late rains have brought
down acres of mud from the red lands of the
Rivanna, and our people are eating and drinking
it by the bushel, for want Of something purer.-
Whilst the City Council are considering plans for
Increasing the supply of water, would it not be
we'll to ascertain some practicable mode of filter
ing itf II the present reservoir will hold ten
times as much water as is used in the city daily,
could not the higher points ON Shockoe Hill be
supplied by laying pew main for that section,
and thus dispense with the heavy draft, 70 which
the present mains subjected by the lower
part of the city? If the present reservoir will
bold ten millions of gallons of water, and but
two millions are daily drawn therefrom, and the
pumps now in use are capable of keeping the
reservoir filed, seperate main for Shockoe Hill
would remedy the evil complained of, aud supply
that section abuudsntly for many years to come,
at comparatively small cost.
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n retiring from the Commission Busi-
ness in which / have been engaged for the last
AZ yesrsl beg leave to return my sincere thanks to
u! friends, and tbs friends of Smith q Maddux, for
REX DeTaity and support. and take great pleas
g'e III commending to their favorable consideration
To- claims of W IL Maddux. Esq, my former part
ls,, III mis- lew business.
4 l--siScw I'm d III SMITH,
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AFFRAf.-An affray occurred in Wheeling, Va.
on Monday last, between James b. bingham editor
OF the Times OF that city, and A. Pannel member
OF the council, in which the former being attacke ed
drew pistol on the latter. Friends interfered
and prevented any serious consequences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

AN EYE FOR AN EYE-John Harrison,
white man, was before the Mayor yesterday, to
answer for striking Michael Gavin in one of his
eyes with lump OF coal but as the Commons
wealth was not ready to proceed, the investigation
was adjourned until Saturday
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DEAR BUSINESS Joseph SIedd, the
Keeper of grocery on Main street, near 24th,
was fined $40 by the Mayor for permitting an. un-
lawful assembly of negroes in his house last Tues.
day. On Monday Sledd was fined $40 for a SINH
lar offence committed the day before, and when
officer Seal stepped into his house on Tuesday, he
again found it crowded with negroes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

CoLLIsIoN.-Edmund, slave, was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday for driving his wagon
against that of John, slave, in 18th street, and
breaking it down. Both parties contended that
they we're on the right side of the thorougbfare
aud the Mayor, to ascertain who was right, ad
Journed the investigation until to morrow, when
the aggressor will be treated to a striped suit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

Posi- OFFICE AFFA IRs.-The Postmaster General
has appointed Mr.. l.. D. Lucas, of Ly nchburg, Va.
route agent on the line between Richmond, Va,
and Bristol, Tenn ; in place of Geo. A. Kinnear
resigned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28
SERVED HER n1GaT.-An ordinance of

SERVED HER RIGRT.-An ordinance of
the city requires all negroes, in meeting white
persons in the street, to give the sidewalk for
them to pass, and if necessary to leave it al
together, and imposes severe punishment up.
on those who fail to do so. Under this law Mary
Susan Hill, free negress, was brought before the
Mayor yesterday, and ordered the lash, for failing
to give the sideway to Robert Allen. few more
examples of the kind, and ladies and children
would be less liable to the rudeness of negro wo-
men in the streets.
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BRUTAL MURDER.-A most brutal and cowardly
act committed on Friday night laet in Union
street, Poughkoepsie, New York. Lewis Gould and
Eliza Lawrence have been living together man
and wife, aud have one child, girl about twelve
years of age, very intelligent. The girl was In
| the room when the act was committed which re-
suited in the death of her mother; and next
morning she appeared as a witness against her
father About IL O'Clock on Friday night, Gould
| entered the room, in which he, Eliza Lawrence
| and their daughter, Mary Rachel Lawrence, lived.
(the house being occnped by several families }
sud after q few words had passed between him
and his wife, in which he threatened to kill her.
Gould seized an axe and struck her a blow on the
stomach, in1icting terrible cash. from which the
| entrals protruded. She fingered until Saturday
night, when she expired in great agony.
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PAYING FOR PoPULATIoN.-Her Majesty Queen
Victoria, has been pleased to accord her bounty Of
three pounds to Elizabeth Jones, who was recent
ly delivered of three children at birth, at Trevor
near Llapgolled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

SINGULAR AND FATAL AociDsNT.-On the 18th
inst, Isaac Grow. aged l6, while playing shinney,
in Port Carbon, Pa, struck the ball with such
force that he dropped dead. 1t is supposed that
he sustained some fatal injury from exertion.
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a TLANTIC AND PACIFIC 0UANO-

TLANTIC AND PACIFIC 0UANO-
n SOMETHING Kw.-Ths undersignsd having
been appointed Agents for the sale OF the Atentic
from New York which will be offered 10 Planters
and others upon very accommodating terms- Prof.
On Bickell fh D. Of Baltimore. gives - the result
of his Analysis:
Phosphate Lime,
Containing Phosphoric Acid..-....... ALT
Ore anic Matter, Water. Carb. Of Lime. Ac ...9 -
Prof Henry, of emithfonian institute. anelyscd
q sample and found therein ssx per cent Of Phos-
pha;e Of Lime. =.
All who have tried it, unite in pronouncing n
equal in its results to the best Peruvian, Whie ~
beneficial effect upon the soil 10 more comp1sts 40
permanent.
The cause Of this is found in the very large -!
ceutage OF Phosphate Of Lime which IL contains 80
which Is the desirable ingredient In al fsrtthssra
i0' 'A''' A''''' -p''' PEYrON q ARCHI1.
isscs.y gtrssf
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1cs Institute, is now being organized, that all
who wish to be instructed in the art of drawing,
should apply at once. The session will continue
four months, in which time any mechanic can OBJ
tain vast deal OF useful information.
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DISSOLUTION The partnership of
~ BECuER BRO having dissolved this
day by mutual consent, Bernhard Bscher has dis
posed of his interest in the stock and debts TO Phil
ipp Becher, who will continue at the old stand,
and on whom creditors well as debtors are invi-
ted to call and settle up.
Philip BECHER,
BERNHARD BECHER.>
Ton 1890
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~ -FRHsH LsECHHs.-I have Just ~.
oeiyed, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Bweainh
LEkCHkS. which will be applied upon most rsasoa.
able terms.
TO- Can be found at all hours Of the day at the HaY
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and g
niGht on 9th street. French Garden Hill
my Ats B. O. HOD0ON
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s@ Tal BEsr Covan SYRUP IN TIN

The best Cough Syrup In the world = Haxts.
horne's Pectoral syrup Of Wild Cherry.
This article Is prepared by q chemist, and h pre-
nounSed BY medical men. and those who have 1ssA
il, to be the best preparation for Coughs, Cold.
Catarrh. Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Bore Throat 6ro6
cold, and a preventive of that hon Of diseasea
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use Il. It 10 pleasant -
the taste, aotens clears and strengthens the voice.
alays alirritatou OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles rs and 50 cents and 81. Sold By ali Drus.
gists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and an
towns in Virginia. % lS-em
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~ LIYn Sue PuoroopApu,

~ LIPH SIZE PnoroaRAPns.- The
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing y his NJ
merous patrons and the public at large, that he y
now prepared to furnish Photographic from minioe
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal.
not superior to any produced in this city, ct les6
than the usual price. OLD Pictures copied and e.
iarged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited 10 call and -
anime specimens at GIBBY Temple Of Art, Ooginr
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9Th and l0th,<
GIBBS.
P. 9.-If you want genuine Ambrotype, thh h
the place to get it, where you will neither be han.
bugged in price or work, Also, Melainotypes, q
any other Picture In the Photographic Art.
jels p. II. q.
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nlSS0LUTlON.-The firm of DAVID II.
- JONES 4 Co. expired on the 18th Of the month
81 persons due or having claims against the CON.
eetQ, viii present them to me fnr settlement
ls n DAVID N JONES
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For SLIPPERY SiDEwALKs.-An exchange recon-
mends sawdust as the best article t0put on slip.
perry sidewalks, and says: "When It 10 carried
into the house on yonr boots or shoes, 1t becomes
dry, and is easily swept OF, without injury to the
carpets.
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DIssoLuxIone, &C.

nISS 8 OLU TION.--The concern OF
- PRICE 4 WATKINS IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent. J y WATKINS has dfspcsci q
MS interest In the stock and debts, to d -PRICE.
who has assu med all the obligations OF the concern
ana 20 whom those indebted are requested to make
Ias name Of the firm can bc nsed By either part.
SM PRICE,
JB WATKINS.
p;.hr,s PRICB, JR.
zs n Ira