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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

~ STovEs, RANGBs AND FURNAoIs.
Now in store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignio-
nette. Purchasers are invited To examine the quail
fly Of our wares. We especially rsccmmend the
Kichm end Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles soid
at the Cover Street Stove Store.
~ Wanted immediately two fIst clasa workmsn.
&C rs GEORGE BTARRkTT.
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h6s> LIRE SIzn PuoroeRapua-Th

nB LIFE SIZE PnoToGRAPHs.-The
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 70 his nu
merous patrons and the public at lar ge that he il
now prepared to furnish Photographs from minar
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
which, for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal,
If not superior to any produced in this city. at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens at GIBBS' Temple of Art, CORN
THAN Hall. Maia street, between 9th and 10th:
Pc GIBBS.
P. S.-If you want a genuine AmbTotype. this 10
the place to get it, where you will neither be hum
bugged in price or work. Also, Melainotypes. or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
ie Is Pc u.
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LONDON. Dec Is. M-Cogsols s67sGes7 for &C.
count.
day teetinatcdl % bales the market closing buoy
ant. at quotations a shade higher than yesterday
Breads,usfs continne dull. but are steady. There
10 more In airy far good red wheat
Provisions are dull.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. Is
The Brokers Circular reports the tales Of the
Taes NJ .. bales. of which 800 were on sptcu-
iaaon. aud 5000 for xport All qualities Of Ameri-
can were ene-eighth OF penny higher and the
market was .u9ysnt. under an increased demand
wsr n, ssles @ ., Friday were eco bales ef which 900
sing nrm att following authorized quotations:
Nv ou,. Pair. Middling
HASA ''''''''''.''' 1916
1916
ne stock 10 port wasestmated at $50 00o bales of
which 2ls 900 were American.
Some circulars quote The advance at one tee nth
OF penny "a ont eighth Of a penny, chiefly on the
interior quantities.
LIVERPOOL BREADs1UFfs MARKxr, pEo. Is
t~Messrs Richardson, Spence Co quote Flour yerv
dull. and saes triflnc Western lgst 2ns Pbiladei.
phia and Baltimore 20sGg2is; Ohio u. 0yass Wheat
9naet but st.sdy.gaoa white getting scarce; red
ern white 60 6dtGTs 81 Corn dull AID ouotaticus
nominal; mixed 2esG927s; yellow 27s 25s; white COS
"a 3is Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET DEC ls
Messrs Bigland, Athya h Co, Richardson, spsnce
Co. James Nc Henry, aud others, quote provisions
cd Pork dull and ali qualities slirbtiv aaainsd
Bacon also dull Lard iirln, but nniet. at "a 5ts cd
Tallow easier, but quotations unchanged; butehers'
52s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKxr DEC IS.
The Brokers' Circular quotes ashes steady at 2ss
eiV ga Sd tor pots and 3ls edG32s for pearls Sugar
auti. but steady Coffee qniet Rice dull but steady
ca gatina issa2ls; Tea iirm. but quiet Rosn 81 run
ana scarce, common 4s@ts Adj medium 7set0s iiue
- til5s American tar, l4s cd Spirits Turpentne
dull at 39s Seal oil SLOW and pale at unchanc-
ed prices: for Lnseed oil there was better demand
and it was selling at 2ss@30s.
LONDON MAKKETs. DRC, Is.
Messrs Barring Brothers quote breads dull !;
English wheat was selling slowly, at q slight de-
cline all grades: " Vhite Anerican 40 Gi2s: red
do 36s6l4Os Flour 20st124s: Iron dull; Welsh rails
f6 lea; bar 16 5s Pig Iron ste ady at As oi55s
delivered on the Clyde Sugar quiet but steady;
Coffee buoyant Tea firm, with more inquiry; Con-
gau I'D; spirits turpent ne steady at S9s Talow
quift at sos S iinseed cakes easier, New York Gl0
81; Boston 50 l5s Rice quiet
HtyFE Market
| HAvRE, Dec I5-The sales OF cotton for the week
ending 4th foot up 5000 bales The market open.
with declini ng tendency. but closed firm stock at
this port 93.qi0 bales New Orleans tres oftlinairs
lc5f Bresdstus very duh. wi h declining tsnden-
| ry; Ashes dull and quotations nominal; Coffee
nrm; Oils quiet; Rice heavy; Caroliua, 25f; Sugar
huoy ant at an advance all grades; Lard quiet at
/ 72f Whalebons and tallow are firm,
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PROSPECTUS OF TnE INDEX, TO
1 BE PUBLLsHED IN THE CITY OF RICH:

pKOSPECIUb UF LEE INUIA5 ~
L BE PUBLISHED IN THE CITY or RICH
issus on the Sd OF Japuary 1854 IN the city II Rich
mond, Va, Weekly and Semi " eeklj Paper With
the above tite devoted TO Politics. Literature, Com
As 70 the political complexion ofthe paper. ] need
not soy more tnan thst u will be true 70 tho old
Democratic principles Of virginia Idesm ttssaroe-
Ia my nativ state after eighteen years connection
with It's Democratic press Respecting the men Of
Aces state and National-t deem it not inappropSi-
ate 70 say that The INDEX win Be just 10 si but the
any Particular attention will be paid 10 the Com
msrcial Department Of THs INDEX Its Literary
Department will be entrusted ~ eomDetent hapdk
ablest pens In the eouth tits my detsrmirasloa IN
word, to establish rna Ispsx ~ . readable family
journal at the metropolis of Virginia
iy Paper "a, invariably tn advance
de 6-wkdlm B8NNkT n DBWIfT.
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BOUND OvgR.-The charge against
Joseph Karn of beating his wife, was taken up by
the Mayor yesterday aud disposed OF. The lady did
not wish Joe prosecuted, but after officer Seal tess
titled that enc prisoner cruel, disorderly aud
vicious, he was held to bail.
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ARCTIC VoYAaEs.-Have you aeen the

ARCTIC VoYAGEs.-Have you eeen the
grand illustrations of DR.. Kaue's Arctic Voyages
now beirg exhibited at Metropolitan Hall p
Apart from the scenes, which of themselves are
thriiiingiy grand, several relics of the expedition
are on exhibition, among which are DR.. kane's
rifle, the sledgs dog Myouk, the Peacock has
furs, dresses, etc. TIE exhibition will be open to
ladies and children at o'clock this afternoon and
again at night, and will we'll repay a visit frem
all who have read his story OF the memorable ex.
peditiou of Sir John Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

FAIRFIELD RACE CoUEsa was not
leased yesterday, rs advertised, because Of the
absence OF parties who had expressed desire to
be present. 1t will be leased by auction on Mon
day next.
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Snow fell for short time, yesterday
morning, but not sufficiently long to cover the
ground where il was at all wet.
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~To TIE SouTH sIDs.-,

eTo TIE SOUTH EIDs.-By late
tariF, The Danville Railroad CompAny have reduced
the rate cf frsiRht for transporting dround Plaster
froai this data, WITH THIS PAoviSo, that DOUBLE
RATE will be charged during the months Of APRIL.
MAY AUGUST and SHPT2NBER
urderu ~ any exfeat can BE- supplied nom tne
purest Lump, but should be given early to ensure
IL in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
y" '0'' sA"A JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
in aim No II Yeari street.
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lT0TTCE The co partnership hereto

NOTICE.-The co partnership hereto
IN fore existing under the name and style Of Ros-
ERrsoS GARY, for the purpose OF carrying on the
Coopering business the ely of hicnm5nd is this
day dissolvei in quence Of the death OF tine late
NJ M Robertson. Allpersons having claims against
the above concern will pteass present them TO Ins
at my Barrel Factory, on 18th strset, between Clay
and Venabis stroets MASSENA 6ARI.
Richmond, Jaauary lst 1859. Jsi-6ts
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PRoNPr PAYMESf or TAX 81 IN BosToN.-Thare has
been promptLsss among ths citizens OF boston the
present year n paying their taxes. The city tIea-
surer has already rscsiyed upwards OF 81 $50 eD OF
asls. nrms and corporations. The city has mad de-
posited in the Merchants Bank for several We ks
past over one million and hati ia money received
for taxes alone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

- RKLIEF FROM CoU0H IN Tlr ME-
&c, Tor Coughs Colds Bronchitis. and sll Affections
OF the throat and Lungs. Particularly ada pied for
children, recommended By physicians as superior
article Prepared only by GEO DOWDEN Drug
gist and Chemist, l7s Broad street Richmond, Va.
Price-25 cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists. do 14-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

NJ BATHS. BATHS, BArHs.-Hot,
Gold and Shower Baths can be had daily a& all
6hampooing Saloon, under the American H0tsl.-
Entrance on llth street.
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. AZ kpvASTAGEs IN FACT wTfn REGARD 20 ixYg
I~sue.ScE, orsrREp BY THE AMERICAN IIrR In.
sus.scK AND Tsusr COMPANY. OF PHILADELPHIA
The undersigned, Agent and Atterney in Rich.
mona. for the above Company has paid. within
two three years past to the citizens of Riehmond
and she state losses Unsurance On white y, ~sons
and slaves1 amounting to $4,000. lie paid verv re.
Gently to the widow of Miles y. chalkley, of Chs
terield county, policy Of 81 0o which he had ef
fectcd upon his life In thfs Con pany a short time
prcvious te his desth-and will also pay in few
DAYS. TO the widow of Mr. Moses NJ Robertson. oi
Chesterfield. ss,ooo-s Policy which bs had on his
life in the above company Capital and assets Of the
Company 81 rs soc.
Persons wishins to effect an insurance on their
lives the exclusive beGeis OF their family or OH
ersand those wishing to isnre their slaves for
or Ave years would do well 10 cali on the undersigu
cd y. the old established GtacrGi Insurance Agency
on Pearl street. doors below the kxchange Hotel
next door Ia d Baoho. Furnished tree OF charge
to every epe On application. Slave Insurance Cir.
eular. siFing full particulars. aud containing the
names Of persons 20 whom iossss have been paid
and pa phiets giving the rates Of insurance the
lives of white persons mutual and Joint stock. which
viii be foxni to b. ss advantageous and reasonable
as those Of the best company in She world
aa- Caice Hours-(pessc ohscrvel- from o'clock
4. NJ. ioI. T. NJ and fron 70 O'Clock, 2. NJ.
Z. r, BRICkEN, MD.
iss-u Agent and Medical Examiner.
Gr- CrHSIS6 WITH TIE NEW YEAR a Nsu Lot
e. S:otS. ~ the Giit Book Store, "a Main st.
hail, infant in the lap OF time.
Bsttei in the copious rains of Heaven
Accept the poets votive rhyme.
And be propitions. ffty nine.
Soon may thy Spring flowers bless sight;
Thy summer sweeter than the past one
Ana let thy moon in Autumn light
a heavier harvest than the asst one.
0, teach the world how vain the JOY
The earthly JOY on which we squsnder
The hours we better might employ.
o. make on the future ponder;
Teach slI mankind 10 purchase Books
Gull we'll their treasured contents DER
Read History. ancient, sacred, modern,
Ana pairouize THE GirT Book STORE st
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THE MouNr VuRMoN FnNn -Tba

The MOUNT VERNoN FUND-The exhi-
bition of the beautiful panorama of Australia and
Celestial Empire. gives au Entertainment this even
ing at the Hall of the Mechanics In ti,ute tho re-
eeipts from which are TO be added to the Mount
Vernon Fund. Apart from the high character of
this painting, the desire to contribute to the
Mount Vernon cause, should Induce everybody to
visit it this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

~FR.sH LlzoHIs.-I have Just re-
ceived, by AdamS Express. . fresh lot 0f 6wedish
able terms.
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found ct all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotsl, and n
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill
nv aS-kn II. q. HO00O0l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

TAXATION IN CUBA.-The amount of taxes annu.
ally collected in Cuba. is SIS, 100000, which is
equal to about $40 for every nhabitant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

FRENCH EMIGRATION France, with population
of over thirty five millions, has furnished but a
comparatively email contiugent to the European
emigration. During the last ten years 2.750,000
persons emgrated from Great Britain and Ireland,
and from Germany, / 2e0 000 while France iH the
same period lost only 100000 by emigration. In
1885, ii ,997 persons emigrated from France, Of
whom ,5e4 settled in Algeria. Iu 1857, the emf
grafton from France numbered 1S,S09, of whom
1892 sought new homes in Algeria.
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A-DR. J v. RoBson.
HOMGPATHlC PHYSICIAN.
orH. BELOW MAIN STR1ET.
del5-lm RTHknun

n~ MEDICAL CARD. - Da. HYIyAsus
l. lNaRAM having located IN this city, respectfully
lenders bis professional services TO fts sitsep9 -
Once and residence for the present on RXNE
STREET. near the Mechanics' Institute.
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ElFTY DOLLARs-I. N. SINGER 4

n
II CO.'S CELEBRATED NATIONAL eEwlN0
MACHIN ks-oysics 2i7 NAM sflIsi, Rcnnoxe,
VA.--Ws would most respectfully invite al TO call
and examine euv new stock Of Family. Plantation
and Leaiker Machines. which Tor durability ard
beauty Of nnish. cannot b .urpa.ssd eX sny nsf
Machines are 20 constructed, that BY ths mAgeal
changes they are made to sew. heeDs 9ethsr ana
stitch from the ooarsest cotton bsg % hsAvy
leather, 10 the finest silk. sati4 or lace, ~ Any
description, without trouble. The simple ESQ.,
struction, eass Of manaAement esa savin1 ef dmes
makes the Mschine invs,uabls. sGd vasrapssd .
Machine, for light work. win b found enc Of he
prettisst and hest ne; III pat nYt q kossyood.
vork-rOoia. Our a.sat esine ans nscsini.s =
strueiiens. e ihas the opsEaios Ss1 adlnst thsir
sf ther rssIdenese also, servants fdssffsd. ss 81
charge We invite all y call and examine, vhsss
IN pcesbls sttenton will be paid by oar lady ypsE-
ators and Agent TO give explanations. vhssAss shss
silk. Thread and Cotton Of % colou and dsscrtp-
tions; Needles; Gauges for tuekiug and binMag.
No charge or shipping Cifcnlafs vil1 - ssnt =
al on application by mail o. ctherwioe~
stitching and Quiltins a .svsry dfNernaons -
Cloth nr Leather
an My - IN - 49,.
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OIseoLUxTOMg. "a.

Ills 3 . L q N.-The concern Of
- PRICE I WATKINS Il this day dtssolved hy
mutual consent: J WATKINS has dispoee of
his interest In the stock and debts. to Il M pRTYH
who has assumed all the obligations OF the conosrn
and TO whom those indebted are requested to make
payment. ~ "A'
The name of the firm can be used bv either mart
ner. but only in liquidation Of sts affairs
n PRICE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

LONGEVITY OF BIsHops.-The Western Episcopa
liam says:-Of forty-th bishops Of our church
consecrated during the last thirty years. oniy nye
Dr BrowneI 10 now in the fortieth ear OF MS Epis
copaIe. bishop Meade, the next Ia seniority, was
couse Grated in 1879 tan years after Bishop Brow
nell While on the topic We may notice that during
the four years since the c1nsecration OF bisheE
lark of X /. there has been but one Bsh5p conso
Grated, Bishop Bowman. Of Pennsy lvania Daring
the four years preceding, there were no less thar
twelve commissioned for the Epscopate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

NEW CoIN.-Through the politeness of
Mr. J. L. Mcdonald, the energetic agent of
Adams Express In this city, We have been furnish. !.
ed with .ecimens of the new '.ons cent pieces
fresh from the mint. The new coin is decided
improvement on the old one in every respect, and
will no doubt meet with pepAral favor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

NJ On. BuRwsLI has v.,.~,.a "a.
once TO the North side Of Broad - -
fIanckS giidiog satabiishmentJ bsswssn - ~
stn streefs once beurs from A 70 s n. ~
rom 20 u. Night calls viii pieese g u.sSs ~
his residence (at Mrs Picksts's.j corner q IsisS
ed to. da Ai-S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

SraAKoscH IN TanUBLE.--M. StrAkosch has been
assaiied in Columbus for giving concerts in aid oi
Kansas freedom shriekiug, s1mstime sincs. lie
indignantly denies the charge aud calls for proof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

hongh. young man, appeared before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge of violently as.
sauitipg and beating Joseph veiaski, on Sunday
night last, ssd robbing him of IS 10 money. yo.
iaski stated that be had just put S. u his pocket
a3a was Standing IN his door on Brooke Avenue,
when the prisoner came along and insultea him
grossly. He replied to the remark made, when
prisoner seized him by the hair of his head, beat
him In the face, ard took his pocket book and mo.
ney. In order to give time for the summouing OF
other witnesses, the Investigation wa, adionrned
until TINS morning, and the accused admitted to
bail for his appearance "
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,old by all Druggists in Richmond. % lb-sm


~ PARSONS ADVANCED IN LIPs, and
feeling the hand of time weighing heavily upeu
them. with all its attendant Ills, viii hnA n -
TERs, elixer that will instil new lfe into their
veins; restore, in measure, the ardor and ensraV
OF more youthful days, build up their thrunk a
forms, give health and vigor 10 their smaining
yeats Those who are in the least afflicted with
Dyspepsls. Ague. Langaor, haussa. g Any osa@
dsordered sy stem should not hesitate toavs them
selves of the benefit derived from this great rene
For sale By Druggists and dealers. generally evs
rywhere. Do hin
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SPANISH QUARTRBs are being rejected
by many business men, who are unwilling to re.
ceive them for more than twenty cents EACH
Most OF this old coin has become slick that it 10
difficult TO tell what it originally represented.
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CpABoH OF MuRDER.-Wm. H. rarr;s

CuABoR OF FMURDER.-Wm. n. Farr;s
| the young man charged with the murder Of VIM
Camp on the Gath of December last, appeared be,
fore the Mayor yesterday for examina, ion, when.
on motion of Col August, the pr 'soner's counsel,
the Mayor, who had heard the evidence before the
Coroner, sent the case to the next term of the
Husfings Court, without examining the witnesses.
The evidence so far, in behalf Of the prosecution
is entirely circumstsntial but il believed to be
strong enough to warrant further examination.
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~HAarsHonn.s Anr1- B,r1ous ?

oGDoRaI b. SrnsL, Dentist, Ofho I
and residence. Nc 81 Main. between stk and %
etrOofa. Richmond Va my nO-lv
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a VALUABLE MuLE was run against
by wagon loaded with fl our, in Cary street, and
one OF the wheels catChIug aid passing over the
right rear leg of the poor brute, broke it off at
the ankle joint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

J.P. Unsworth, we'll known In Memphis. Tsna,
killed himself ou the 2sth Inst, BY lespiag cut o
. hotel wiadow at Cairo, Ill.
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CU-PAKTNERSHlP a.
n NOTICE. N

ca CU-PARTNERSHlP H~
& #$A NOTICE. @
& have this day admitted as partner.
Mr. JOHN N JENNINGS. The business will in
future be conducted at my old stand, No ll6 Main
street. under the frm aud style of SAMUEL ) COT
TRES T. Co, whore We have on hand fine as
sortment of Saddles. Brides, Whips. Carriage,
Cart apd Wagon Harness of every description and
quality, and will continue to manufacture to order
and fol sale, every class Of goods in our line.
There was awarded me at the United States Fair
last fall, three silver medals for SUPERIOR SPhCI
MEMS of WORKMANSHIP; since which time our
facilities are greatly increased. and we now hatter
ourselves that can furnish every article in our
line, not to be surpassed in quality, and at as low
prices as any establishment in this country
beg leave to return my sincere thanks to my old
friends and the public generally for the liberal pa
tronaga heretofore bestowed upon me, and respect
fully solicit continuance of the same to the new
concern, pledging ourselves to use our utmost en-
deaVors 70 please our friends and patrons.
SAM'L CUTTRELL.
Richmond, Jan. 1sts 1859
NUT1CE-A All persons indebted to the subscriber
respectfully reQuerted TO settle their accounts.
with little delay practicable, as am extreme
ly anxious to close up my old business. .,-
sAML COTTRELL.
Richmond. Jan. lst 1859. ial-3m
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MEETING OF STATE LEGIsLATUREs.-Mondsy the
Legislatures OF Wisconsin, Ohio, Mississippi and
California assembled yesterday those of Delaware.
New YORK aud Pennsy vania meet; to-day those oi
Maine, Massachusetts aud Michigan will meet
The New Jersey Legislature assemblies January
IL; the Legislatures OF Iowa and Illinois January
20; aud that of Louisiana January l3. Several OF
these Legislatures will have to elect United States
Senators, but none of them under circumstances
of interest, except in the case OF ILLINOIS.
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ExTRADIrIos CAsE-We learn from the Detroit
Tribune that formal reqaistion has been made
on the President by ,he Canadian authorities for
the person OF Deputy Marshal Tyler, who recently
killed the captain OF an American vessel whist
lying ia tho waters of Canada. The application
made by Governor General Head through the
British Minister at Washington. The President
immediately sent to U. 8. District Attorney Miller
for evidence concerning the homicide, who trans
united copies of the testimony taken at the ex.
animation in Detroit and there the matter rests
for the present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

Of the l.. /. Blues, and large number of highly
respectable citizens, attended the funeral of the
late james Brown. jr, at st. Paui's Church. yes
terday morning, and then escorted the remains to
tue grave.
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TN retiring from the Commission Dusi-
nessin which have been engaged for The lest
Six years.l beg leave 10 return my sincere thspksto
my friends. and the ffiends Of Smith Maddux. tDr
tnslr hns.stty mud suppo.t. ard tsks gsset p.se..
the claims Of W &C Maddux. 10 ny former part'
nAr, IN biz new bunneU1,
jA t-dAcw In p Il SMITH.
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The total namber OF British troops now serving
tn Indis is Close upon loo, 900 men Of oil rank.
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THE CO-PARTNERSHlP of Smith &
1 Maddux having expired by its limit the business
will be closed Either partner will use the name OF
the iirm in settlements but the Books and Accounts
will be retained by w II MAuDUX. on whom cred
tors. well debters invited cali and settle
up.
Mr. " q MADDux is authorized to act for Us In
closing this business oh SMITH.
MADDUy