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DY P EP SIA.

- - ~ u H - ~ - n
A s shown by the statements Of the Board OF TIeat
"A OF New York, caused the death Of 70 persons
Of OH deaths, in one week, and l6l deaths by con
sumption, induced by Dyspepsia As u Is a well at
tested fact that Dyspepsia is the origin OF the suffering,
Of n large portion Of those who die of consuEnpl
becomes the duty of every 10 such pre-
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia
experience have place before them. and which Ia
proved To be ef1caoious: OF this character
Williams AntiDy speptic Elixir - In corrobOr
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony Of Mr.. Edward II. RowIey, OF the firm .
kowley, Ashburner Co, II North wharyes,
proof OF the efficacy OF wiiiAms's Anti-DysPepi
Elixir.
Dear SRI take pleasure in recommending your
Anti-Dyspepto Elix,r, for the cure Of Dyspepsia.
have taken q my self for the disease, and have been
entirely cured
Yours respectfully
EDWARD H. RowIIY
Communication to John r. Penrose. ESQ, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, kensin gton.
10 with great qualification that testify % the eT.
deacy Of wilians's Anti Dystsptic E1fxr uhirb Won
30 strongly recommended % me, and for which
heartily thank you; Il has completely resto -ed my
with the hope thai others may be similarly benefited
fraiy yours
KESzs0ros, Sept. Il, 1850
ocToEKs 10, 1850
JAMEE Ntlff&M
hear sir'-hAving suffered for = long tine rron
Dyspepsia - severely that was completely prostrat;
ed aud having tried every for relief without
success. MAS advised 90 yoar Amt nysfettf
EixlT.' u AEurdz me much pleasure 20 inform you,
thAtl arm entirely cured by It's use and cordially
commend IL 10 All Persnas suffering under Dyspepsia
GEoI.sE woonguFF
Cornwcl'E Half way House, Bristol Turnpike
restDesy OF Mr.. AbRsr Hines, NArkes street. aesv
sixtas eoFroboFsiive ei the scaeAey Of Williams
Ann-DysPePtie Elxir
DE. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Dear sir-tt gives me great pleasure 90 knew tnka
yoe are again preparing year medicine fes the care
a lesnesstas Tor many q my acquzntAnces have re
pe-sediy asked fae where eoaid Be pFpeared, knSw
ins tnAi had been cured By it. As think thai
p4eitc acknostetg cement 0f The great beBeat have
reserved nom the u your nedzcne IL net o1iy
due % yeas but may be useful % osheTs, Bow snake
Wheh iBcfeasea . sach exleat that ny hezlsh
coas1iiutaq1 weEe rapldlx kinksnE aEaer ia. ! wsz
compete ID % restrict nyself ths xiznpe food
zaa ssea tlst could aos digest fet to@s q
Il n year sAvertisrIeasl Eensral feshg 81 dePres-
sien and fnasserthable wearins<s in Ghs year isss
be<raug frem otlers hEh recosaneHsi.tsa e year
Aas sF<ftic hixif rsscsrsd aaa ass q IA the
u~4Taess gradually p4zsea Away, aa1 M nps,etias
Fsstssd, Wherh coeh gFAtax wit6 tznpaai1Y. Ira
years have elapsed apa ny ca a4enee u he ea
r2asSs PsseFs q year EStiesne las - ssoFse -
eFr4sed for H casarieteiy cared uae shea fslaa q
ooIais Felief freza 4ny other Roaree-
Very respectfully, yoars.
lsiE'is sola IN bssilsss ~ 81 each. eE six -
Prsssisser JAMES WILLIAMS Nd.
Chennlss zaa fharsnAosstssf
Ns.l ssaah sexsnlk street., FhslA1sitAiz
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-07
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hiseurrently reported that We sell no Goods only
AueHohi ~heh IN tact, two-thirds Of our sales are
tue city, with as exception we sell for short proats
Tor cash and short prompt paper
leD<l bean TRABITE Il ITrCTpQ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-07
KESzS0roS, Sept. Il, 1850

OSfohAh tOs AoSo
DIX. JAMES william
Nesr sr;-hAving suffered for q long tine rroG
Dyspepsia 80 severely that pieteIy prostraC
ed aud having tried every means for relief without
success. MAS advised 90 Ese yoar "Anti-pysyetie
Eixlr-" il AEurdz me much pleasure % iuforIn you
thAti arm entirely cured BY It's use and cordially
commend u 10 ali Persoas suffering under Dyspepsia
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Testimony Of Mr. Edward II. Rowley, OF the firm /.
Rowley, Ashburner & Co. Il North Wharves,
proof OF the efficacy Of wiliiams's Anti-Dyspepi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

THE HARPER's FEkRY FUGITIvEs.-The
Chambersburg (Pa.) Times, of the ilh says -
ave have been told that three men were in
town begging for bread, the night after the
Sharpe's rifles were found in Beaty's wood,
and who were, undou btedly, fugitives. They
were almost starved, and deyoured, giuiton-
.ously. the provisions which a good woman
set before them They alleged that they had
slept in the woods the previous night, and
had woke up in the morning frozen to the
ground The appearance OF their ciothlng
adhering TO them. The morning following, a
farmer in Green township saw three men
bearing wounded coulrade from his barn--
The general belief here is, that this party oe-
ionged 10 Cock, and that the wounaed inih
ried from Harper's Ferry
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pv TIRE AUTHOR or rHg
SPECIAL NOTICES
~ Let the " hole Afflicted World Read
wGE TESTIMONY or LADY AFTER So
YEARS OF SUFFERING. +
NoRTHAMrToy COUNTY, April l5thf

~ Let the Whole Afflicted World Read
wEE TESTIMONY OF 4 LADY AFTER So
YEARS OF SUFFERING.
NoRTNAMrTox COUNTY, April l3thf
Hss-s Tg!e' ! daav:
have hee7 afflicted with rheumatism. at tlnes,
rutr ms fselsta yesrl viii he fifty wears of sge
fus l-n ri this neuta The attscks were. at tlTaes
x7f.uuS remedies la very htte eaect. Last OcNo-
D.. Vas s'tackcd in my shoulders sides. back and
hrs cedc not rest Oa1 or BBght. | could 30,
move ans part of bady without ~ ing with psln.
~ This 'nse aiSe tined manS remedies. Internal
81 external. without receiving auy relief [ wis
e. .a>f advised un try HAMPfOS'S VEGETABLE
/ Nett + Y; before | had taken one bottle of
vA.ch. !a.' much better. aud as continued tax
.r- .,. tet sirenSth COMING into my hack and
Hu.s. and mt stomach Strengthened and revived
ever, y JS. have taken hvs bottles. and am much
tstter tUan ever expected to he. intend ~ use
i Whenever need IL. and would recommend ii to
the afflicted, believing 1t to lie unequalled.
Yours. ELIz zABRTH BAGwELL.
nss,->. ftoyt1uif- 4 MotcsYdy:
GeEis:-NTs. Elizabeth Bsgwell is lady of the
HtSra- respectatall'y. wealthy and infiuental-th
cure M her case speaks vnlumes IN favor OF tins
wonderful Ttneture. Several other persons we
have heard OF have derived ereat benefit from It's
u>e our county. We entirely out of the arti-
Ci' -n. have daily anxious inquIrers to know when
w. s receive another supply. We expect large
s4s> of I from the present demand, and want YOU
Io sert as box as soon as possible,
GoHrs. TYLER & ApAIR,
AlTi. l2lh- Northampton county. Va.
"a Call sui gei Pamphlets and see cures
Srd h' De RCELL, LADD 4 CO.. Richmond: !:
gisrs "a Petersburs: by MORTIMER & NOW
keepers even where. 81 per bottle: six bottles.
So oc 3l-d&ewts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

Trial of n. B. Dickinson MIR. Crump's plea,
on behalf of the prisoner, occupied several
hours Yesterday. The COURTROOM was dense
ly thronged wi pect st3rs, who listened with
intense Interest to the able argupent. Mr..
Young closed for the Commonwealth about 4
O'Clock, at w hich time the Court took q recess
OF one hour. On re-assembling, tie case Was
at once given 10 the jury. At O'Clock the
jury reported that they had not agreed upon IA
verdict whereupon, they Were placed under
the Sheriff S charge, and the Court adjourned
until IL O'Clock this morning.
In the present trial Of this case, the defence
introduced Il new Witness-a Mr.. Johnson, who
was exhibiting patent bee-hlye on the fair
grounds at the time of the homicide. Accord
ing TO his testimony, he went into the booth
lust before the occurTenee-saw the blow
struck by Haley, and saw Dickinson reel back
and then advance with the knife. The time
that elapsed between the blow and the stab, as
represented by this witness, was very brief; for
he thought he could not have remained in the
booth more than a minute or TWO. When
asked why he did not make these circu ms tances
known before he said that he wanted 10 ex-
hibibit his e-biyes AT Petersburg, which
he could not have done if detained here
The same motive prompted him III lo5e, but
subsequently, while travelling III Virginia, he
overheard Il conversation relative to The ;riai,
when he made known what he had seen. This
was communicated 10 the relatives OF the prl-
soner here by some acq uaintance, aud the Wit
ness was identified in Petersburg at the recent
FAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

Horse Thief Arrssfed,--It will be remembered
that we published a paragraph TWO or three
DAYS ago, about the theft ot q horse and The
burning of u stable belonging to MIR. Green, OF
Westmoreland county, and then stated that
the horse had been sold in this city and after
wards found by the owner. Yesterday, a man
Ell tered the store of Mr.. l.. Il. Cook, auction
eer, and was at once recognized as the indi-
yidual who brought the horse there 10 be sold,
last week. Mr. Cook promptly handed him
over 10 officer Seal, who took him to tue watch
house. The prisoner is called Charles q.
Thompson, alias Alyis. lie does not deny
that he stole The horse, but says he employed
II negro TO set fire to lie stable. Ii is evident
that though he may be a great rascal, he is NOT
a very shrewd one.
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Ia To Tobacco Mania astarerMs.-.Ws sI M.s.

Ea To Tobacco VI IL nu f a cturers rs.--Ve ?
have made ARRANGEMENTS with Messrs. Musser &
Coienan to maj and sell their p PATENT TOBAC-
co PRESSES with movable RET AIMING PR ES-
SIS. and are now prepai ed TO make them at short
notice We call the attention of al lacturers
nf tobacco To them. We clam for these machines
Ist Labor saving.
ID The work is done better
III The small space they occupy.
4th. The immense saving OF money In the outlay
for machinery.
= nill of Tobacco is Fet by one of these machines
in from three 10 FIVE minutes, and rolled OF IN the
retainer 10 a side track, and allowed TO sta I'd as
long rs the manager wishes. II enough OF the re-
tainers are procured, the tobacco stand Tor
hours IN the mills. 49,,
We refer To meksrs. Palmer & Allison, A. Dill,
l.. Lottlcr, J. Is. Ross star X CO., TErpln Var
hroush. EITENGER K EDMOND;
Manufacturers OF Portable and Stationary Engines
and Saw NJ lis, Cary ST., Richmond. oc i3-lm-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
,sA- The GEsa. Virginia Remeay, and ne no

M Tie Great Virginia Remedy, and no
H. asr@.-PETERS fNFALiIBLE REMEDY
EASEs.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mefcurs or Baisame properties excels
ever. thng heretofore offered the public, its Gu
raiiFet restorative, and renovatlag powers; and
the medical world are astonIshed when told that
the above remedy will cure The above diseases, aud
conlouqded when they have ocular denonstra-
IONS oi the facts. Bat the proprietor, who has
hAown oi the remedy for twenty odd years. has
sho"h ol case of twenty years standing 10 be
restored 10 perfect health and all other eases of
ehortet duration To be restored. without s,agle
exception, and therefore CHALLENGES any case of
bonpfrhga which the remedy viii not cure, pro-
Foel the directions carried ont with prudence
On the part OF the eatleDt and any one purchasing
haii dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
VI 4sr case, he guarantees perfect cure and n
case ~ allure, viii furnish additional medicine,
rec ol ehafse ~ complete the cure. through his
AGENTS aud will lie effected without incen-
'snIelcs 10 the patIeat. Sold by
APPERSOH x DEPCY, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
AoS S-bm' No. 2u1. Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

r. Even thasr who are in the enjoyment
Of perfect health iTeQuentls have need tn have
course TO jnnlCs pTeyeUttyes al disease. We are
never ton well Grluored against the assaults of 1.-THE
lis that fest IS neiI to Such an igoratoF they
NAV find In HGSEETTER'S : BITTERS-a medi-
cine that cannot be taken regularly without giving
ylta.lt, and elasticity 20 the stem. At this
s1n. part irulary, the strongest man IS not proof
a.aluSt Ihe malaria, IN certain sections OF the
country, n all caseS Of fever and asue. the BIT
TEss more potent than any amount OF qqlnIne.
WiJiie the most daE~erous cases of bilious fever
Weld "a its wonderful properties. Those who have
tired tle medicine viii never another. for any
oi ne ailments which the HosTETrER BlTTERs
prHicsScs 10 SuidHe. To these who have not made
the exp rineut. we cordially recommend an early
application ~ the HsTTERS. whenever they are
strcten b. diseases ot the digestive raans.
sud Ay dru.sIzts and dealers generally, every
V.ere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

DIMENSIONS OF SHIP NOT BUILT YET
The new ocean steamship which it is proposed
t. build at Buffalo, to travel iU0 miles an hour,
is TO be of the folio wing dimensions Length
(three- quarters of miie) $500 feet, width 732
feet; depth 62 feet. Each end is 10 be con-
ructed alike, in the form OF wedge. This
wedge form is |, ,25G feet long, leaving the par
allel portion 1,5U0 feet in length To steady
the vessel fins are attached 5uU feet long 10
each of the ends. These fins impart strength,
possess great buoyahcy, and are used for the
purpose of surface condensation. Each fin
has vacuum equal to a room ~ feet wide, III
feet deem and 3:}tU feet IoDg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
u A Good Medieine.-we cali the attention

3 r.
Of our readers tn BAKERS CELEBRATED
PREMIUM BITFERS. From facts which have
come under our personal knowiedke, we are salts
bed that tins preparation IS the best remedy Tor
tue diseases enumerated. such as Dyspepsia, Dys
entery, Nervous Headache, &c, ever manutac-
tQfsd, ID certainly fs ~ our opinion, the most
kuccssstul-rafeiy, # ever, missing ITS h,ect.
backed lay hundreds of certificates wen by reliable
YeHtismen, well known in this State; besides, 1t is
4 Virginia medicine nj u years standing and ema-
mating from II gentleman ot the first position and
staGfIns ln society. Fry il by all means.-N0rf0k
ttal EIdmiper.
hese B.TTERS can be had of all the prime ipai
Ufq-tlsts Ia the citJ OF Richmond and elsewhere
IN EirsIu.a no3-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

a NEW SwINpLE--A new way TO swindle
has been discovered, which is TO extract honey
from the comb aud I'LL the cells with sugar
chased on Saturday, which was more than
half sugar. As sugar can be bought for ten
cents per pound aud honey brings from % to
30 cents the seller is enabled to clear from Is
TO % cents by the operation. This pays better
than soaking beans, which has been for long
time praciiced by farmers and hucksters.-
Philadskphfa Ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

ALEXANDRIA THEOLOGICAL Seminary
The Alexandria Seminary has reason TO be
proud of its friends. On the very day thar
Asuinwall Hall was dedicated, having been
built from the munificence of TWO New Yerk
churchmen, at a cost of $4,000, steps Were
taken to double the size of the building by
aiding a transverse wing at either end, each
wing TO cost $4,000. The Alumni of the In
stitution undertook to raise the amount for
one wing and g, 500 are already subscribed
Mr. Bohlen and his sister, of Philadelphia,
have already undertaken TO build the other
wing; so that time only is needed now to COM
plete the Whole.-Chareh Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

LIFE In RoME-A letter from Rome, to
Parisian journal, gives an account of The as
sassination, at Vaiietri, OF Nj. Spontoni, who
belonged to one of the first families of the
place. He was about 10 be married. and had
lust gone through with the ceremony OF be-
yrathaI when as he was returning home, he
was assailed by two persons wearing masks,
one OF whom piuioned his arms and The other
stabbed him with dagger. II was thought
that he was the victim OF the Italian Socieiies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

The SCHILLER CELEBRATION IN PHILA-
DELpHIA The three-day festival in honor of
the centennial anniversary OF the birth OF
Schiller, commenced in Philadelphia last
night, with grand torchlight procession in
the evening, and an address and a musical EN-
tertainment at the Academy OF Music. To-
day there will be grand jubilee at the Acad-
emy OF Music, consisting of music by the
Germania orchestra; oraiion III the German
language, by Gustav us Remak, Esq; Grafton
ia English, by the Rev w. IL. Furness; read
ing OF Il poem written by L. Freiiigrath by
Dr. G.. KelIner; unyeiling OF the statue o.!
Schiller, executed by the sculptor Stanch, and
the performance OF SchliIers Song OF The
Bell by the com bined musical societies, coe-
sisIing of three hundred ladies and gentle
men Tomorrow the committee Intend Civ
ing a festival, in memory of the occasion, TO
the children OF the German schools of the
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

SUPPOSED ACCoMPLICE OF OLD BRowN.-A
man calling himself DIR. w. Boyd, was arrest
ed in the neighborhood of New Windsor, on
Tuesday of last week, ON the charge of running
off negroes. When taken, he had two aged
negroes, a man and woman, in wagon, to-
gether with quilts, victuals, clothing, bowie
knife &c. The negroes said they were both
slaves, that they were from Charles county.
and that they were bound for Pennsylvania.
Boyd was To receive $50 from the negroes AS
passage money. In the examination which
followed, Boyd refused to answer any ques-
tions, whereupon The entire party were COM
mitted to Carroll county jail-Batto. Clipper
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-. Kidney and nladder comn,aiu,s.-Tbe

HA- Kidney and Bladder Com pIafnts.-The
p y, - ana m9st npnrtant discovery for Kidney,
tIdef Con plants, Urinary Distractions, Ieucor-
laFA or Whites, Sexuai Weaknesses, Physieai
iiI.'slsaiios and Debiiits of either sex is HARTS-
hDkN h'S BUcHD COMPOUND.
tistS3is WHO haye been unable 10 walk, have soon
ae aee u isH9Eed kt This powerful COMPOUND. Ii is
pNsfpafed ~ ey Chemist, and is pronounced by nedi-
81 3t gisn and those o .pe used IL 10 lie the best
= lao nv COMPOUND d Ia the world. LARGE bottles
S st'a ,sIles ~ eents. fresh supply just
csiFsa y fIsHEH& WINSTON Druz eists,
'"s~i|h N aab street. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE OF 1s60.-The
Northern States will be entitled to votes in
4 h, cl. ra1 Ilaro fnll lr,,rrc
The Southern States will be entitled to votes
in the electoral COLLEGE as follows:


SINGULAR CAsE.-Considerable excitement
exists in Pierpont, Ashtabula county, o., ow-
ing to the following singular circumstances:
Miss J r. Hough, sixteen years of age, was
taken suddenly sick on Wednesday evening of
last week. and was thought 10 expire on Fri
day morning following. On Sunday. funeral
services were held at the Methodist church in
Refore burial il was observed that appear
anees were different from those usually occu-
pying death On Monday, after remaining IN
the ground twenty-four hours, the remains
were exhumed. The flesh hid an unusnai
warmth the limbs were relaxed, the counte-
nance natural, with no indications OF putre-
faction. Up to Tuesday evening the same
anomaly was apparent, and physicians ADVISED
keeping the remains until furiher oeseiop-
ments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

~ Light. Light. Light. !.--Bny the
tured " "A Virginia Camel Coal. beautiful
clear oil, warranted to burn well not tn smoke or
give an1 unpleasant ordor. This oil IS free from
an, adalter ration. viii not xplode, and is the NEST
economical oil ia use. Sold by
FISHER & WINSTON,
oc l9-lm Druggists, W holesale Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

SMOKING TEsTED--The Dublin Medical
Press asserts that the pupils OF the Poly tech
nie School in Paris, have recently furnighed
some curious statistics bearing on tobacco
Dividing the Young entlemen OF that college
into two groups-the smokers and the nom
smokers-it shows that the smokers have
proved themselves, in the various competitive
examinations, far inferior to the others. Not
only in the examinations on entering the
school are smokers in the lower rank, but in
the various ordeais that they have TO pass
through in a year, the average rank OF The
smokers had constantly fallen, and not incon-
siderabIv while the men who did not smoke
were found to enjoy cerebral atmosphere OF
the clearest kind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ESGLASD.-Mr.
Ten Brock has lately been uniucky on the
English turf Three of his horses took part in n
many races on the Cambridgeshire day of the
Newmarket meeting. Pomona came in sixth
at the first race Prioress was fourth In the
race for the Camhridgeshire stake, aud Siarks
was fourth in another race, in which FIVE
hnp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

Mayors Conrt.- Lloyd Jimmerson, charged with
assaulting a woman named Martha Ferkin-
son, was committed TO jaii esterday, in default
of surely 10 keep the peace. negr9 called Aa-
drew jackson, arrested for fracturing the
skull OF Jefferson, ,ano ther negro, arralgned,
but the examination was postponed 10 Satur-
day next. Jen. is at the Infiimary, gradually
recovering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

John e.. Sars.--This distinguis he'd American
poet and huIaorist will, ii Is expected, deliver
TWO lectures before the Young Mems Christian
Association, in this city, on Saturday and
Monday evenings, Nov I2th and iith. We
learn That his opening lecture will be GA
Love, . which is spoken OF by newspapers
elsewhere as a lively production, full OF hap
py hits and brilliant points. We feel confident
that Mr.. Sake will have OVERT sw Tag audiences
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

Tas Csaafy Coari was NOT in session. yesser-
day, having adlaurnea over 70 Thursday, IN
conseq OF the absence Of the Cosnmon-
wealtlrs Attorney, who has been engaged Ter
several days III the Dickinson trial Al the Car-
cult Court. The CaminonweaishSd d3eaet Will
probably be called up to.day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

Tasasre.--Shakspeare' comedy of "Much
Ado About Nothing Will be performed to-
night. Barry sullivan appears ia the chafac-
ter of b asdiek. In all the parts he has an-
dertakea dnring his engagement, DIR. sullivan
has acquitted himself admirably. That he
Will do SO tonight, We eatertsin no doubt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

HEAVY SEsTENcE.-A few days since, Mary
E. Jones, of Lawrence, Mass, who pleaded
guilty TO a charge of manslaughter, in desert
ing her infant in the woods OF Hayerhill, WAS
sentenced TO % years hard labor in the House
of Correction. She was only lS years Of age,
and had been dris en- almost crazy by her hus-
band deserving her. n x sst = =