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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07
URLAwYuL AssRuBL,

Unlawful AssEMBLY.-Eight negroes,
arrested Ia an Unlawful assembly last Friday
night, was before the Mayor on Saturday mora
menf.
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- ARTIFICIAL TnErH-IaE CREo-

PLASTIC PROCESS W JONES, Dentist, having
purchased tbs exclusive RIGHT for the above
mode Of making TEETH. and afsar using dnd test
ING it in the most digiciH cases nchere other plates
hat 1ie Is entirely Satt.ed IF lis absolute S'pel1.
0Titg over the gold. silver and patna method can,
therefore, with confidence. recommend il TO all who
ma desire fui! partial sets of teete and especial
~ to SUe. as mGv Le disSItSfed ruth those they
noe using In This process all of The objections to
the gold plate are remoyed-tIe suction bring per
feet secures can fart and Stability to thu it, and the
toe Eh being esnbeded ia the metal the f0od sexclu-
led from unper between them; they are Ihere
ore. cleaner, smoother add in every respect better
II conseqaen OF the perfect adaptation of the
plate 10 the mouth, ami the suction thereby Sc
cured he insert more teeth 'gth0at clasps
tsi in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
DIT.
This method having besn adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession
North and South. testimonials will be given, and
ipecmena exhibited, to aay who may desire TO
them The old plates Of those wishing to exchange
the old nnethod for the nee, will bs taken in part
pay. VIII OF course. make teeth on the cid mode
those who msy prefer il.
Filling thoroughly eud gently done: and teeth ex.
racted hy eectijclty fcg those who wish IL.
0:fics opposite Gnrinthien Hall jaT-ly
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RoBBING THE SsasErs.-Seyeral r

RoBBING The SsREETs.-Several Per-
sons, owners Of carts and dealers in sand, have
| been fined by the Mayor for taking sand from the
public streets, in violation OF city ordinance. If
mud would answer their purpose, jus. as we'll, We
have 30 doubt the Mayor would give his consent
| TO the removal OF sufficient quantity 20 manure
an hunkred cornields.
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FRyIGHrs.- invite the attention Of
the public to the advertisement OF sup't Wynne.
OF the Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad, 70 be
found in another column.
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VAcAscY FiLLEp.-We learn that the
Governor has appointed DR.. john A. Cunningham,
Of this city, q Visitor OF the Medical College Of
Virginia, in place Of John u. Patton, Es4., de-
ceased.
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TEMPLAR VISITORS. have been
received from the Knights Templar of Boston and
Providence. stating that they will visit Richmond
in May next The Sir Knights OF this city are al.
| ready preparing to g,ve them q handsome recep
| tion and cordial welcome.
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~ u you HAVE A CouaH,

TAKE HAMPToN'S TINCTURE.
= ''' D"'' TAKE HAMpToN's T1NoTuaE.
TAKE HAmPToN's TINcruRE.
TAKE HAMpToN's TINCTuRE.
: '''' ~ TAKE HAapTog's TINCTuRE.
TAKE RAMpToN'G TINcTuRE.
If Jon have Healache,
ASTHMA, COUGH, CONSUMPTION. Tho writer
Is most highly esteemed; like thousands Of our best
known citizens, feels it duty to bear testimony of
the wonderful curative power OF HAMPT0N's
TINCTURE. Way let your friends suffer and dio
without giving it o trialf Call and get pamphlet.
and see testimony.
Messrs. Mortimer d Mo,ctray- Gesstie8aea: / have
been fer some time afflicted with Asthma, eccompa-
MED with shOrtness OF breath. with many sy ptoes
Of Consumption. friend, knowing of the aealiDg
properties Of HAMPT0N'S vEGETEBLE flNC
TURE. from having used the same. indncsd me 10
one bottle much better that induced to
Use more of 1t, and by taking five six bottles was
restored to nay usual health and will cay oil per-
| wns who are afflicted as ! was to uae HAMPION'S
| VEGETABLE TINCTURB.
Gentlemen-You at liberty to use my name
| sor the benefit of the afflicted.
| ELLEN FEpeu
s.west corner of Liberty and Clay Sta,
Baltimore, Nd.
Seld by PURCELL, LADD co, kichmond: By
Or COOKE, Frederickseurg; by ell the Druggists
In Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 M0WBkAY.
Baltimore. and by Druggists and Shop-keeDsrs
Ka- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
no i-d&wts
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81 $50 a REWARD of SO will

"a be PAID T the delivers o Negro ian call.
"a '"i PHIL TAYLOR. This negro was pur-
.lrA-- "Easea iii kiChmon nd. at auction, on tns Jh
SOY, 81, aud bill Of sale NJ ata D. George N
TUsjings. lie IA 81 mu'stto color; good teeth
sgira NJ 7tows - advantage when Speaking; Walss
ta i!y. CAV" said ar4yro 9nel and "A pass TO 20
~ Et-hmoai TO visit mis- wife, Ni,D, 7 believe re-
dos IN Cna,t=Jtl I'D sire is free r0maa and from
what have ITd ! il harbored by her The
nt-ye will be paid. il delivered TO Dickinson
fln} q 10. CI kicim md
JOHN SAUNDERS,
te li-iU- isOrstto Essay county.
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n~ HoBson's HAIn CUrrIno. SHAVING
AhD snAhfooIEd eALoos. under the American No
si--entTance On 18th street.
n. B.--uot. Cold and Shower BASns can bo hsd ai
all hous Single Bath 70 cents. er tickets for one
dollar, jos
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MASONIC TEMpLs.-The Comm;ss;o,

MASONIC IEMPLs.-Ihe Commission
ers appointed to select suitable site for the Ma.
sonic temple, to be erected in this oiy have pur.
chased Blairs lot, corner of 9th aud Main streets
az cost Of $4,000. The lot fronts loo feet, runs
north 140 feet, aud is one of the prettiest ioca-
tions in the city for handsome public edidce.
such as the temple Is designed 10 be-
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Y OF SMITH O'BaIEs wIrH rHE PRESIDENT.

INTERVIEW OF SMITH O'BsIEs wIra TIE PRESIDENT.
- dr OBrien, accompanied by the Hon. Alex. Ii.
Stephens, Messrs. Mssgher, John Mitchell, VIM. L..
Cole, and others, visited the White House Friday,
and was introduced to Mr.. Buchanan by Mr. Ste,
phens. The States says:
1be President expressed himself gratifed with
the meeting. and cong ratulated Mr.. 0Brien on bis
arrival in this city. As Mr.. Buch hanau was minis.
Ter to England at the time that voice was sent
from this country to intercede for the liberation
OF the Irish exies then in Van Dieman's land, M
OBrien took occasion to thank him for the energy
he displayed in bringing the matter before the
British Parliament Mr.. 0'Brien stated that he
was about 10 take tour through the South and
he intended availing himself of some kind nvia>
tioas extended 20 him by gentlemen now 10 th is
city TO visit their plantations. Mr. Buchanan said
he vas glad of it. Slavery altogether dc
mestc institution, and he believed that there was
30 peasantry in Europe better clothed or better
fed than the slaves at the South. Mr.. 0Brien re.
marked that it wond be easy for them to be better
clothed and better cared for than some of his own
countrymen for instance, those from Donegal
some OF whom we're DOW about being sent to Aus
nalia TO enable them to Lre Mr.. Buchanan,
during the conversation, remarked that he was of
Donegal descent. Mr.. O'Brien has been u constant
visitor to the floors OF both houses of Congress
since bis arrival, and seems to pay close attention
to the proceedings.
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Sold By sll Druggists in Richmond. &C I5-6m
EsSs- BUREow RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN TIL L


THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN TIL e
WORLD
Has cured, and is now daily effactiDg the most
extraordinary cures of diseases, which humanity
is afflicted. thousands, wbo were hitherto bu tferng
the most inveterste diseases, anu which were
deemed be! ond the skill CT medicine, have teen
wonderfully restored TO health by ;h3 uhe OF this
truly great remedy. For scR0FCLA, RHEUMA-
TI@M, SYPHILIS. PILES, DYSPEPSIA. ALL
cCRoFUH.US AFFECTIONS. and far aU diseases
esujag from inprttV # tie W0Od, II is unsurpass
ed by any sedcIne IN me'tiCal scisnce.
By thoroughly purifying tie Blood and Stomach;
an strengthening and renOvating every organ CT
tue human ss stem. it necessarily cures all these
diseases resulting from morbid action OF the same
such as LIVE COMPLAINT, NERVOUS hFFEC
TIONS. 9PN ERAL DEB lITI. EAUPT.nNs
On TaE SKIN, CHRONIC FhVn& AND AGts.
and all other diseaS which we'll known to
isI from fae above causes All that is asked is a
air trial which will sssurediy convince any one OF
the incoIn pa rsbe efficacy OF this remaI kabe pre-
paration in curing the diseases tor which it is
commended For particulars call ard get de-
5ctptiye circular. Prepared by
j w BURROW ca,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Norfolk, Va.
Fer sale in Rchmonjsby Purcell, Laid Co,
Dr j " GarIick, Warng Pearce, and Druggists
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Et y ETIsTeY.--
- SET u MICH ARD,
AEfIf'E RE,NiIOL wv 20 - NJ - ~ a.

AfD I'm S{REE2Si
JenfeFst tseiVces TO the citizens OF Richmond end
aTJoininz counties, ia his essionai capaei.y.-
FROM an experience OF ten years he feels confident
slai nc can warrant all operations. performed b y
hiia TO give eLtfre satisfaction. fu i3-ims
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~ FARSI OK hiAkET GARDEN

Fss FoR SALE rEIN AfELE . Ne of-r for sale
r1,yateiy = verS p.etiy arra oT Market Gardee en-
~ Naa,iaS Bridge Roas, ta.f = ME from the
-.l5 containing = acTcg Ssi arlointrS fte lance OF
Judge Isu ti Mm hoHiEsuu ana bhe!s The
s.l} Is oi "a good a9aly. anu lts coat'gui:Y To The
TN, feEiirr- j! yaii.sl.ie fas = MARKET Garden.
Iha innroVemcnts aTt o famed dwe'liag with !
Ts,i1. Ai.cSeu with two rcoC5s and ether tonvep-
fences Jas n TAYLOR & s0N.
L. - /
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PNEUMONIA IN MnsIssIPPI-Pneumonia IL now
prevailing to sn alarming extent In Noxubee
county, Miss. On the plantation of DR.. Jones,
near Raymond, no less than wenty negroes have
died from this disease.
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SPECIAL EOTrC3e.
feS LICoEICK.

A. o. @. BRAND
Ehs ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN FAvoRITE BRAND. ALWAYS
oNsAsE, BT JAMES Q. NcAkDREW
de Sly 81. PINE STREET n Eyr yohy
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La FEMME PaoPosE Er DiEU DISPosE.-Dejazet tie,
femme de chaB.bre has just died, bequeathing TO
her mistress funded snm of 2000o0f VIII eh she
confesses was from time to tins purloiued, with
the ultimate object of securing to her improvi.
dent employer an income of 10000f in her old
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sH PARKE Ho,NDsxrER,
pDP aftsN- =,

hIOHHOND, VA,
VIE practice in the city ST Richmond and in tie
sas- Office In Lisle's Building. corner Of Main AID
I4th ,trests. sc 2s-l2m
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Con- SrEwART.-The brevet rank of Senior Flag
Officer, uss conferred upon Com. Stewart, is eq uiv
alent to that of Admiral, aud it will terminate at
the death of the Commodore. lt corresponds to
Gen. Scott's brevet rank of Lieutenant General.
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BUEGLARY.-The store of MIR. Leonard Noting.
ham, in Eastville. Northampton county, Va, was
broken open on Wednesday night, and an iron safe
taken ont, carried into field, and opened, and
500 stolen thereirom. Bank notes amounting TO
81 600 were in the cheat at the time but were not
f uad, although the thieves removed and scatter
ed about papers, &C., in beir search for money
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ExPoRrsrioN OF MoRE AMERICAN HoRsEs To Ex-
GL.ND.-Mr. Ten Brock and Mr.. Robert Harlan
two we'll knowG gentlemen Of the turf, lef. yester
day by the City of Manchester for Liverpool, tsk-
ing with them an additional stock of .through~
breds' to add TO the number of American horses
that have for year o. two back been contending
on EngaDd's race courses for glory and gold, un.
der the jockey cap aud silk sleeves of the stars
and stripes. Mr. Ten Brock took with him yes
terday ch. c. Starke, years, by Wagner, out Of
Reel and ch. c., by Lexington, years, dam by
Glencoe There 10 IS yet only hope for the Lexing-
ton colt; but Stsrke has already performed we'll
! nr. Ten Brock paid for him 81 800. Mr.. Harlan
took out Des Chiles, three year old FLY, by Glen
coe. out of Brown Kitty, by imported Birming.
ham; Cincinnati, two year old, by Star Davis (he
! by Gloncoe,) cut of Theairess, by Muckle John,
| out of 0!d Lady Jackson and Lincoln, years, y
imported BsisbaZgsr, dam by imported Jordop.-
There was also Jack Rossiter,a smart trottiug
| horse, the property OF Mr.. Sam McLaug lin
| The animals were comfortably berthed between
decks, and everything attended to, in the shape of
| padding their stalls, to guard them against acc
| ient in heavy weather. There was number of
American game fowls, said TO be of the purest aud
most famous strains, on board, going out as pres-
ent to MIR. Langley, the editor of Belfs Lie.-Aec
| York Herald.
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n@-HARTsEonXR' AsrI-B1LroUs PILL

Ey- HAKTsHoENE s sHTI-ByLIoUs PILLS
the safest and best Purgative Pills in They
set upon the Liver. Stomach aud Bowels, carrying
grippe are easy il their operation and Ge taken
ST any time without fear OF exposure. They remove
Colds from the 81 stem and prevent Rbeugla .isie
II yoU snffer with any pain. Use ia l<TbHOREE,S
CUKE-A IL, the great PAIN ANNiufLAFOR j
you have coHgh, use HARTSbokNk'S CoUGH
SYRUP, which is the best Congh Syrup in the
world.
SoII hz all ilrucoists ir, Richmond nc Ih-Su1
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NARROW EscAPg-On the evening of the 5th in
staut, the Rev. MIR E,toD, Rector Of Trinity Epis
copal Church at Galveston, Tex AS was attacked by
pet deer, and very badly injured by the ANIMALS
horns. His wounds, although very serious, are
not thought TO be fatal
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Ca F.,N kEN; 1N SALE-We Cf-

SO Fbk KEN IN SAkb.-Ne of-
~ fer fer rent CT sale the very desirable Brick
Kesiitpce. lately n the occupancy ot NJ Ctnft.
ny stsnaitd a: ths Lnrjhsrst c 'rn' of Marshall
s1H GiaeF stTeet. ard j9st beyond ;he corSoiate
i'uils II has 10 large rooms, wei o. good Wa'er,
'sbie sud other c1uYerien, At u1t 'he premises
TAe whole property fronts on NaTShaa street 10
feet ans Tnns back l65 feet
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EA- JOSEPH HoDasoE, JR., Attorney
at Law and General Land and Presumption A gent
KANSAS CITY. Mo-
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GREAT DIFFERENCE.-An Exchauge Gays
buit by priyafe enterprise make voyage after
voyage, without damage, there is gear cely gov.
ernment steamer that makes voyage, without
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JAIL bREaktSG 1.-Two prisoners, con-
nnea 10 the Jail Of uenrco county, effected their
one oil them, George Schools a white man. had
oeen committed, in default OF bail Tor his good be-
haVior, on conviction of assauIting and beat;ns
ms wIe. Tie other was George ones, a notoro
Tree negro, committed for want of Register Of
his freedom. Jones escaped from this nrison anna
.sw ', months ago, but was re-captured by CoDsta.
PIE Ihomss, after ran of three weeks. He ia a
desperate character, and when again caught. as be
VIII De, VIII be dealt with as b ha desa1 Yea
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L HI E DISPATCH.
MoYDAY aloRNI &C.. MARCH !. 1asa

Az ELorzassr- Detection Of the Raaatsays
couple Of families residing IN Albany. SAYS tho
Standard OF that city, have just had the peace and
9uiet oi tneir house circles disturbed by tran
saction which seems almost incredible. IL 10 an
esopement, aud the parties are aged respectively
fourteen aud fifteen. The parties were attendants
ct select school in fashiopabIe part of the city,
under female teacher. Their attac hmept To each
other was noticed by the rest of the scholars and
particularly remarked by the school mistress who
had tine and again spoken 20 the girl in relation
70 her ioi'y she being too young for such conduct
&C. And also had more than once Threatened IN
turn the boy ont Of school unless he put s,ou to
hlsproceedings. Ye. all rhese remonstrances we're
oi no aVa'i. The young pair had evidently formed
an attachment for zach other that was not SO ca
silly broken.
Everything had been neglected for each Others
society. The girls parents became ACQUAINTED
with tho facts, aud Informed her if she did not
4n't her FOOLISH capers, they wonId be compelled
TO send her away. She informed her young lover
OF the same. Arrangements were effected, and
both started # on the Central Railrosd cars on
saturday. They went to Utica, where the boy had
an uncle living. and stopped there, the boy re.
presenting the girl as his mothers sisters daugh
Ter. Ihey were entertained but before DAYLIGHT
on sunday morning the household were disturbed
from their siuEber by the ringing of the door,
hei The boy had stolen S64 from bis father and
cleared On discovering his loss, the father started
~ puIsuit, and found him at Utica. But imagiae
ms surprise when be found the daughter of his
ne2t-door neighbor In company with his boy lie
labored under the impression that the boy had
been playing game on his own account, bat it
turned out 10 be a real elopement between the
two However. both were brought back to this
city this morning. aud lodged in their respective
homes 1t is evident that each of these youths
nave been greatly given 20 romance reading as
this transaction fnliy illustrates. 0a searching
Tho boy for money, the father found a paper con-
tanning arsenic, showing conclusiveiy that, in
case they were detected, they premeditated sui
c!de; The girl has been locked up in room, and
the boy has received good cowhiding!
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THE ExoDUs.-It is estimated that at least twelve
hundred sC sCjDurners-nenbers, their families gay
birds of fashion, parties interest in propositions
before Congress, &c &c.-ef, the Federal Metro.
polls between p. yesterday and Il. IN. to-day.
Yet an army of strangers still remain among us,
to dwindie away in number with each departure
Of train or steamer, until, in a few weeks, Wash
ington will be clear of its late motley concourse of
gers Washington Star, Saturday.
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AN EXCITING TrME.-During the recent passage
Of the Royal Mail steamship Hinslaya. from Tan
gier, Africa, to Spitbead, England, large lion,
one of number of wild animals sent as present
to the Queen by the Emperor Of Morocco, got out
# his cage, between decks, while the keeper was
putting in his food. The matches were imme-
diately put oss aud the captain, chief lieutenant,
boatswain, and couple of able seenlon, reeving
Iiue through ringbolt on the deck, took tho end
with running moose below, and, after sotne
mat eeuvring, got it over the head OF the beast,
when the hands on deck, hauling on the line,
dragged the lions head down TO the ringboit,
when he was easily secured and taken back to his
cage.
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FASHIONABLE DISEASES --HaifsJorrnal ofIIealth
afIirms that diseases como aud 60 as do the fash.
IONS Once, "everybedys had the dyspepsia. then
clergymens soTo throas was tho rage, aud now,
don't every third person have soms form of neus
raigia2
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szS- Dr.. JouN 3. WALTaALL, fHemgo.
nathst offers his pro essioual services 20 the II;
Eans OF Richmond anf lis vicinity. Office at bis re-
10 l2--djY '''''
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- FoK kENT-Un reasonable terms.

NAaN 7 ? y Az II I--~fJN TStl-UUttOtV ItTIIISI
sSss pcssessien given imnsdis' ely my Home.
Church Hin, very comm C ioas aud c1infoitaNle
Whole square between Grace ant FTsauk lin a. 2}i
s8d 2ifh streets Being upon .He brew tf Church
RiH, tae location is remarkably commanding, and
thr view fsom ta9 hou5e IN grounds ausurt taase3
ly any IN this region. The house in good repa-.
ld t6e grounds are iTavcssed nv wa'tS with grass
plots. shs'ie ;recs rhi nbs and Il Jwers.
ELIZA l. y AN LEW.
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20 FUA hLNI--A neat and comfort
SSs able Dwelling Hanse. in complete order, CON
t'lAInz six Tooms with gas AMI water attached
s''Ner aaa necessary outh1uses. Situated en- Clay
street. above Brooke avenue. Fer particulars apply
T. WORSHAI,
l. - -tS AZ q AiuStCu 4 pGWer6'
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ELoPEMEST.-A distressing eopcment took place
from Boston last week, in which the wife OF Rev.
Bernard Baskow, Swedenborgian minister, ran
eff with ". Armidson, a wealthy music publisher.
The lady is the daughter of Baron krusensjerna,
of Sweden, and is a woman of uaasuai beauty. She
iaff n child hal,ind
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a NOVEL TEA PAsry.--Perhaps the most re-.
markabie ofths Burns banquets 10 Scotland took
female admirers of the poet resolved on having a
tea party. composed of women exclusively. Sixty
CT them assembled in hall, where ali enjoyed
themselves with comfortable tea, under the pre-.
sidency of one of their Rex. After refreshment,
their husbands were admitted, when there were
reels, pokas, and vocal music.
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aR~ HENRY Z. BROOKE has resumed

49, = ENKY =. RhUUhE nus EVSuUGU
the practice Of Law in the city Of Richmond.
Office in Belyin's New building on l2ih. fronting
Bank street. IA 20-ts
E3To TIE SouTH SIDs.-By late
tariff the Danviile Railroad Company have reduced
She Of freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date. WITH THIS PROVISo, that DOUBLE
GATE will be charged during the months OF APRIL,
NAY, August and SEPTEMBER.
orders TO any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump, but should be given early to eEsure
it in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed in barrels.
JOHN Il CLAIBORNE,
Ia = M Pearl street
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81 FOR REET-Jhe commodious and
E:S desirable Store. No - west Main street now
eCCGpied by .dpssrs f.atus & shine Wll bs vacated
on the ist oi April. For terms apply to
VAN Lew. aAYi,DR Il c..
NH 2-lm or to EDWARD u EhIIfO
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RUNAWAYS.

ST TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-We
Ga will pay thsab1re rswari f,r tle apprehen-
- sion al delivery TO US of a \ &c 30 Man
sS4slS-s ~ ned Charles, wao rdu away from Mr. Jo-
ssp " iIts, OF this Cisy. fcw d2vs sacs. Charles
4 th11t So yeas old iee. 10 II in ches high of
Ciac"yh-eit color. a1d briczl yer by trade He
= s9 II n DO ,urs ing 40 Yut Richmond or Fred
ere a7Oueg. RAWLINGS HOLLADaY.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

NEW U. s. SENAToRs.-The new Senator's who
ausiined Friday, are Willard SsulsLury, demo
cras, OF Delaware. in place of Martin w. Bates,
democrat; Kingsley S. Bingham, opposition, of
Michigan in place of Charles Z. Stuart, democrat;
Thomas Bragg, democrat, Of North Carolina, in
place Of Davif 5. Reed, democrat; Jas. W. Grimes,
opposition, of Iowa, iu place of George W Jones,
democrat; Lazarus W. Powell, democrat, of Ken
tucky. in place of John b. Thompson, opposition;
Henry B. Anthony, opposition, ct Rhode Island, in
place of Philip Allen, democrat; A. o. 2. Nicho!-
SOP, Democrat of Tennessee, 10 place OF Jnc. Bell
opposition; J. W. Hsmphill, democrat, of Texas,
III place of Sam Houston, opposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

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