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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25
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SPECIAL NOTICES

~ Card.-Ars. W. FIeishnaun, from
No i Old Market. i1ak and well known as the
shcar and tasty Millinery store. hegs to inform hcr
friends aRd the pulAic IN general that, for 'he bet
fef accommodation Of her customers, and others
y>iHn2 the city dBrHg the Far. she has taken the
s,are NJ. a., ou Nam street, next door 10 the ~.
Charles Hotel. where she VIII open, on MondaN.
iAe l-th nj Oeicget. and offer for sale during the
rerloa of .,ue moofh az entirely and Httrsc-
Two stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, BCNNETS,
RIBBONS, HEAD DRESSES, etc. oi the latest
s.,es. and ai TElces which viii ensure 9nsoS and
rarId sale. call trclH = IA search oi cheap ana
f.s ,Yl. f4l so,,ls is \ a that's wanted &C ls2w*
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BABE IN THE WooDs.-The neighborhood
of State Bridge N. Y, was excited one day
last week by the loss of q little boy, three
years old, the son of Tobin Allen, who strayed
into the woods. Large numbers of people
turned ont and explored the whole country,
but the lad was not found till the next day,
having remained in the woods all night. On
the day OF his discovery at least one hundred
and fifty persons turned out in the search
When found he was fast asleep behind a log,
wet and chilled by the storm.
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PRICE OF GAS IN PARIs.-The price Of gas
in Paris has lately been reduced from 81 rs
per 1000 TO rs cents (from IS eentimes per
cubic metre to Is centimes.) As Paris con-
snmes more than a thousand millions OF feet
of gas every year. f30,uoa,0o0 of cubic metres,)
the saving to the citizens amounts 10 between
eleven and twelve hundred thousand dollars,
fdfD0O.0QQf1
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DETERMINED SUICIDE.--Charles Knapp, an
day last, swallowed large dose of laudannm,
and then cut his throat, first with a razor and
again With butcher-knife, and also fired
pistol shot into his head. He survived for
several hours, expiring late in the evening"
He is supposed to have been insane.
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YELLOW FrvER IN TExAs.-Yellow fa,

YELLOW FEVER IN TExAs.-Yellow fever
prevailed in Galveston, Texas, on the 9th inst
From the 7th to the 10th, there were 23 deaths
from yellow fever in Houston. The, Republic
of that city says that out of fifty-four persons
residing at Cypress City, a small station on the
Control Railroad, 25 miles from Houston, 33
including the doctor, We're sick with yellow
fever. The Houston Howard Association sent
NM iSfa
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Result Of Sprss.-Woodward Capps. who,
while on bender last Sunday, made a fierce
demons tration against some negroes employed
on the Central Railroad, was yesterday com
mltted IN of security to keep the peace
IL was stated that he was generally quiet and
industrious, but the Mayor thought it his duty
to put summary stop 20 the career commenc-
ed on Sunday.
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Dir. Conrad'S Lectxre.-This gentleman's lee
ture before the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciatlon, announced for this evening at Dr.
Hoge's Church, will, we are sure, be heard
win great please ure and profit, and we hope Il
large audience will attend. He is strong and
eloquent speaker, and full of zeal in any cause
which he advocates.
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CRATES. TENDERS FINE SETS or

CRATES. FENDERS FINE SETS or
sale an elegant Mt ef All kinds of RATES,
Including every style Of TENDERS, SuMMER
Pike ES, handsome and PLAN sets OF SHOVE
ToNtfS and PuKEhS. Seven different sizes OF
coal SCUTTLES, Cinder sHoyELs, Fire sif0-
VELs; handsome STANDS for Shovels and pasess;
BRIcK; trs SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
STONE for setting up Crates, Tavern and Church
and others III want of any of the above articles,
can be supplied st the lowest Northern prices. /
Work Of the ai.ove dessriptlon ~ my EEI u. and
BRASS FouNDRTs and CRATE and FkSDER
Sth and 9th streets, west side, Rchmond. yss
an l7-sm s. ID. DENo0N.
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Body Fowad-Some days since man named
John A Buzby, sailor, was drowned in
James river. near Deep Bottom, in Henrco
and an inq uest held over il by Justice J. f.
Chldrey aided by Cons table L. J Marlborough
Verdict accidental drowning.
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MOE IN OHIo.-A riot occurred near Barnes
vile, O., a few days ago, III which one man
was shot and another badly hurt A descent
was made on place of resort for bad women,
and the dsgraceful and fatal scenes usual on
such occasions were enacted. Another house
was completely gutted. A man found inside
was taken out knocked down, stripped of his
clothing, and beaten and cut III a shameful
manner. He is not expected to live.
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REMARKABLE Decentralization was lately
made OF the death of a man at Anse, not far
from Bordeaux, owing TO the noxious gas
arising from grapes in fermentation. At two
other places in the same neighborhood, Sou
sans and st. Julien, three men have similarly.
in the last few days, lost their lives.
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THE Fire Brigade had its semi-annual wash
ing yesterday afternoon, and tested the condi-
tloh OF their machines to their entire salts
faction. Most OF .he apparatus worked ad-
mirabiy, and the trials appeared to be entirely
satisfactory to the Principal Engineer. Ev-
eryihing passed of i'll the most quiet, orderly
manner.
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TRADE MARKs.-The Schnapps controversy
in New York has been settled for the present
The Supreme Court dissolved the temporary
injunction laid on Mr.. Goulard at suit of Mr.
Udolpho Wolfe, declaring that Mr.. Wolfe, had
no exclusive right to use the term ''Schiedam
Schnapps'' as trade mark. We presume the
market VIII soon be well stocked with this ar
ticie of "nedicine'' as the name is left open TO
all VINO may choose to use it. A like decision
has taken place in the case of Burnet VS.. Pha-
lon, in reference to the trade mark "Cocoaine
or Cocoine," alleged to have been improperly
used by Phalon.
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Direct Trad:.--A memorial upon the subject
of Commercial Independence, is al the Office
OF the Central Agricultural Society, for sig
natures. Will all who feel any interest on
the subject avail themselves of this opportu-
nifty for urging it upon the Legislature by pc
tition
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q. How te oure all Pain and Bowe Com.

~ How tc Cure all Pain and Bowe Com
pLAINrs.--For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach, Sides,
LnCbs Back, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat,
HpRNE'S CEREALL It acts upon the nerves,
bones. s.news. blood and muscles, annlhilating II
Pain he naEic! Bottles Il. > and 50 cents.
II you suffer with Cholera, plaTrhTa, Lo0seness
uf the Bowels. Or ummeI CqmPial nj. use HARIS
HDRNE'S EARMlNb TIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles 25 cents.
The Cure-Ail cures all pain. The Carmlnative
Bals4m cures all bowel complaints 25 cents a bot
tie.
Sold hy al Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. je H-l2m
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ORDINARV QCuEN
APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
prizes OF = 400 AuproxiutatinZ tn @5O m
s,.ss prizss, amounting %. ......... SEE. .eoo

5,tS5 prizes, amounting 20. 80 TOO
Whole Tickets Sle; Halves SIS; Quarters 81 50.
APPROXIMATION Pr z Es.- rhe two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those draw ing tho
Prizes having Approx lmations will be entitled to
the Approximation Prizes, according To Glass AZ.
For example: If Ticket Number 1880 draws the
Sio0 900 Prize, those Tickets numbered ll2i8 ll249,
1881 1882, Will each be entitled 10 $500. If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 price, those Tickets nuIn-
bered 5iS, $40 55I 552 will each be entitled To $500,
and so on, according to the above Scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will ne determined by the
last hsure OF the Number that draws the CAPITAL
PfiZe. For example: 1t the Number drawing the
Capital Prlze ends with No. |, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in Will be entitled to $50.
Il the number ends with number 2. then all the
Tickets where the Number ends in will be enti-
tied To so, and so on TO
In ordering Tickets enclose the money To our
address Tor the Tickets ordered receipt of which
they VIII be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have Tickets ending In any hgure they may
designate
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
EA- Remember that every Prize Is dIawn and
payable without deduction.
Rs~ All Prizes of 81 600 and under, paid imme-
dlately after the drawIngother Prizes at the usual
time OF forty DAYS, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets to be directed either TO
WOOD, EDDY " CO., Augusta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Atlanta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY Il CO., WllmIng gton. Del.
psA A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the Prize that each
| one is entitled 70, will be published after every
drawing in the following papers :-Augusta Consti-
tutionalist, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette,
| Richmond tVa.l pislatch, Pauding tMiss.) Cia-
| riOn, and New York Times.
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Rsr DR.. Moore of the first Presby terian
Church, has consented TO deliver an address
before the Mechanics Institute this evening
at O'Clock. Dir. NJ IS reputation as an orator
and scholar should ensure him u large audi
ancR
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FISH IN WATER PIPEs-A water pipe burst
In New York Friday, and in mending it, it was
discovered that the Croton water pipes, all the
way from the lake to the city, nave been a
swimming pond for the fish. Numbers of
white and yellow bass were found on Friday
night amid the mass of earth and rocks, and
as fast as found, Were roasted by the laborers at
the great rosin fires kept up during the night,
and eaten with avidity. One of the fish thus
caught was nine inches in length. They We're
driven up by the water amid the rocks and
died since its drawing off,
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Bad Bogs.-The two lads, Robert Hodge and
IAonas mckenzie, who broke into the office
OF Conant d Waldrop, on Sunday afternoon,
were examined yesterday at the Mayors
Court. The Mayor ordered that Mckenzie be
sent to New York where he came from, bat
continued the case of Hodge for further inves-
tigation.
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= Tvo-O,e-Seveu.- Public are

rs Two-One-Seven. - The Public are
respectfully invited 70 call AT my NEW and beau
tlIul ROOMS recently fitted up for the purpose of
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART IN all it's
varied branches, and examine the nnmeTo Tous I'M
prov yemsnts lately added to the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS cciored IN WATER or OIL, from min
iatpre up ia life siz, which STYLES combine all the
dciicate finish of the Ivors luiature and the bold
and speaking Portrait IN oil. AMBkOI4 PtS taken
IN every variety OF style. q. w. MINNIS,
- 2I7 Main
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CAarge Of Fsiony.-Margaret, slave. owned
py NJ. ,. Crockett, arrested for stealing lace
collars ana sleeves, gold chain, cross and
medallion, from A. J. Crane was taken before
the Mayor yesterday. The case was partially
Investigated, and as there seemed to be good
ground for suspicion, it was decided TO con-
tinue it until to-day.
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Interfering tcith FirsmeR.-John Gentry ap-
penred before the Mayor yesterday, to answer
a charge of applying offensive epithets to some
of the firenen last Satut tday night. In order
10 give the accused an opportunity to procure
witnesses, the case was eontin ued until to day.
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J. r. and K. Co.-The annual meeting OF
stockholders of the James River and Kanawha
Company was held at the office of the Compa-
ny, In this city, last night. But little business
was transacted, save the reading CT the Presi-
dents report. Adjourned TO meet again to-
night.
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A PRAYER MEETING THIRTY MILES LONG.
A few days since, some Christians of Phiia-
delphia were returning home by the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad, from village in the interior,
when a prayer-meeting was sugges ted and
held for an hour, while the train was in mo-
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Assdnh-James Connor, who committed a
violent assault upon Edmund, a slave, the
property of Thomas Duke, last Friday even
ing was arraigned before the Mayor yester-
day The case was sent to the Hastings Court
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-The Governors n
Alabama, South Carolina, Connecticut, New
Hampshire, Maine Massachusetts, Rhode Is.
land, New York, Pennsylvania and Kentucky
have designated the oath Of November a,
THANKSGIVING day.
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PRETTY GooD.-One day, not long since, re-
lates the Cleveland PiGindeaisr the accommo-
dation train from Cleveland to Columbus had
a convict on board, who was being taken by ar
officer 10 the Penitentiary, located at the last
named place. The prisoner was covered with
CLOAK, which concealed from view the shac-
kles upon his wrists. He sat slightly bowed
looking very grum, and probably rejecting
upon the rather ndrrotc prospect before him
A New England Yankee on the train had his
curiosity particularly excited by what he in
ferred to be considerable weight on the spirit
OF the convict so he approached him with the
intent to elicit, if possible, such information
as would crafty his curiosity. The following
are the questions he propounded, and the an
swers thereto ''Goin' ter Kilumbus ~
Yes" (grufiy) 'Going' emmy further !"-
NO; "Goin' ter stop in Kilumbus }" eyes,
'Goin' ter see emmy friends there p ''Yes.'-
1Ioin' ter do emmy kind o. work there -
YES" "Goin' ter start business on yer own
hook2' "No.'' "What are we goin' there forl''
"Going for seven years" The Yankees curl
osity was almost satisfied.
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Annoying the Women.-Frank Britton WAS
required 10 give $50 security to keep the
peace, yesterday, for threatening TO break open
Belle Mitchell's house, on the 10th inst, and
TO administer eorporeal punishment to the in
mates,
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Horrible Aceidsnf.--A most distressing acci.
dent occurred at Hobson's Bath Rooms, mn !.
aer the American Hotel, yesterday. Mr. Geo.
Mills ordered warm bath, which was atonee
uesirea 1, he turned of the water, emptying
Tue % pa Tub, and then let on the boiling water
uh.li the tub was nearly full. After this, he
s,aftea .aI 20 undress himself, when be accident.
sell IN the most horrid manner So dreadful
W.. were ms burns that in attempting to take of
MS clothes, the skin pealed from his person.
III; 4. 4. Mayo was called in to attend him.
power, but his chances for recovery are con-
sidered doubtful
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TrespasSing.-Ben, slave, belong ging to John
A. Gentry, was punished yesterday, by the
Mayors order, for trespassing the premises
of .. L. Breesee. Ben said he merely went there
to get a negro woman to mend his coat. lie
might find ii cheaper to buy Il sewing ma
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Large Sale.-We invite attention 10 the ad-
vertisement of the sale Of the property of the
late VIM. Graves, to take place this morning
at 10Y O'Clock.
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60 DIR. POLLARD ID has removed his of
S~.a fee and residence to the Cottage" on
Governor street, next door above the Richmond
House. sc 2-lm
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.-The Board of
Health of this city, for the week ending Oct
18th, shows that one hundred and fifty seven
deaths have occurred, Of which II were caused
by yellow fever.
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PRntshed.-A negro named James, employed
by j, Hoflick, was ordered Is yesterday, for
straying about with pass supposed to have
been Stolen
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rs. Kidney and BLADDER omplainis.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary Distractions, leucor-
rAoe4 or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, PLY sicll
Frnstratlon and Debility Of either sex, IS HARTS-
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons vino have been unable TO walk. have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. IL is
prepared by a Chemist, and is pronounced by medl-
cal men and those who have used 1t, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world Large bottles
ST small bottles so cents fresh supply Just re-
elveG by FISHER& x WINSTON, Druggists,
ie It-i2m Main street, Richmond.
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EA Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT

EA Great Hdr.aIns-
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS x CO.'S,
No. Iil, EAGLE SQUARE.
A Brown SHIFTING, Heavy, al I'd.
"a Bieached - at6d.
Super - at 10 cents
The best A s. ever.sold here. at I21scts
Ioj p + asst Cold PRINTS at6,i cents
Best English aud American PRINTS, at II cents
So rs VA Lf.NTiAS and DELAINES. at I21a cts.
Rich Paris DELAfN rs, at 623a cts, worth e71a cts.
DRESS SILKS. yers cheap
Is Very Rlch iLK ROBES. at S35, worth Si5
KID GLOVES. as good as Aiexauder's. at 20 cts.
Rest lG-4 Bieached SHEETjNGS, al 25 cts.
PERKINS 81 CO.,
Sc l9-ts No. lal Eagle Square.
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PustltSm.-Jno. Hicks, charged with beating
an Individual called Cary Jennings. was at
the Police Court yesterday; but as Cary
Jennings was non est, the case was not dis
posed OF. Hicks said he knocked Jennings
down IN self-detence. 1t was further stated
that the latter had been doing naughty things
about the market, which, if true, are not at ali
10 the credit OF a branch of the Jennings fam
lily.
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2S LEE PLEASANTS, ATTOR
3SEA NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
over.
AS Notares Public and mmssoners of Deeds,
&C., they authorized to take DISPOSITIONS Afhda
Wits, Acknowledgments of Deeds, Powers OF Attor-
ney Bills of sale. &c, TO be used recorded in the
several States and Territories OF the Union.
Office ON lith St., Sd door from Main.
mh lily
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

DIR. WM. IL. PHILLIPS, having
sSS-S located in the town of Sidney. respect
fully offers his professional services to the pa bc.
Office aud residence, corner Elmwood and Laurel
streets, formerly occupied by Nicholas DAVIS,
Esq, west corner of the old Fair Grounds.
"a Prescriptions compounded, or Medicines fur
nished TO order. se29-3w
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TOR SALE-A first class STEAM FLOUR
l. MILL. located in Baltimore, Md, upon the
valuable and public wharf in the city, giving
the facility of receiving grain into, and delivering
-four from the Mills, without expense. These
Mills have SIX run of stones. new boiiers and I'D
horse power Engine, hut little used. Within the
past six months they have been overhaulsd aud
thoroughly rehtted and repaired, aud are now in
perfect order and successful operation, turning
out daily about 300 barrels Of -four.
Baltimore is well known TO be amongst the best
fiour markets in this country, as well rs To possess
uiany advantages for the purchase of wheat.
This property will be sold low. and but little
money required; balance on long credit; or, iE
would be exchanged for an improved farm and
negroes. the owners object in selling being to
side in the country. Apply, by letter or il rson,
to IL. w. FICkEHElfs.
oc l3-2y Petersburg, Va.
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EA. Mrs. j. a. Williams. vi. D., effers her
Eeryiees those of her own sex, and 70 chlIdfeh'
VIII" mas need medical advice attendance.
Especial attention given 10 the inanag ement o.
female diseases and displacements
/ hose wishing an interview at thelf TesidehcS,
a5dress Post-Oifee, Box 5H.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4tA and bth streets,
Richmond Va oc s-1m*
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TO COACH MAKERS.

L We are now IN receipt OF oar Fall Stock OF
COACH MATERI Ais, saeh ss Toasknsoa:
French Head sP N6s; cornmssas bali pat sna
spoKES: SHAFTS, FELLoEs, Hu BS, Sc,, Aa.;
Enamelied Leather, EnameIed c,oths. iasss, Ssss,
and COACH and WAGON MATERIALS of every
description, which we VIII sell to essn unysIs of
pfosapt customers rs low as they can oe p1scAass0
~ '''' -WiILiAMs K ELLIOTT. q Naisst..