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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

DoNATisN-Dr. William Newton Mercer of New
Orleans, IN .de an ad i.tonal Donation OF two tbou
sand hve hundred dollars to the Maryland Agri-
cultural College. The aggregate amount of his
contributions is now seven thousand ii 70 hundred
dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

NO GARDENS IN THE CoRPoRArIoy.-The town
council OF Summervile, s. c., has adopted a re So
luton prohibiting any new gardens in the town.
or any fresh grounds cultivated for the purpose of
raising vegetables under penalty Of S20 or sum
not exceeding $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

MOUNT VERNON FUND-The Buffalo ladies real.
izsd over $1,000 by their festival In and OF the
Mount vernon iund on Monday evening. The Bos-
ton ana New York festivals we're also splendid
successes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
Ap RUNAWAY SlCO REWARD

"A The above reward will be- rHii fsr the eppre-
L. hansIoh and delivery TO EaVis = HutCheson
e 10 the cisy of Richmond. or confined III auy
jaii 10 that get hm a. air, if taken cut OF the state
If Virginia AND S59 i! taken the state of Virginia
for IA , man THOMAS JEhhE1t Oh. lie is about
q years ofaee, brown complexion, tull head ~ hair
good teeth 5 Iaet 10 inches high. and rather gfJT
continuance. JuHN A EtIURESUN.
Ey- Enquirer and Whig viii copy in weekly pa
per twice each. ia 22-fts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

EiGHTEEy SLAVES MANuMIrTED BY THEIR OgyEp
iho entire number of slaves employed on tho
pianfation of Mr. Robert Barnett, OF Liucoln coun.
", n.y. were brought to the Probate Court. on
wednesday, at Cincinnati, by their owner who
executed the deeds of their emaccipation It ia
stated that he was offered $4,000 for them on the
PREVIOUS day, but rejected ths offer with the re.
mark that he would not take $50 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

DISCHARGED .--renry IrJer. charged
with assaulting aud beating John Euksnk. ap.
pearsd bsfofe the Mayor yesterday. but the CEN.
piainans not answering when called, the warrant
was dism issed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
THE RArIrrcAyIoN MsErIsc of the On.

position. held at the African Church last night,
wasa regular jam. Before the hour of o'clock,
the church was literally packed SO that it was
was Impossible for those who came after to get
sight OF the speaker. Tho meeting was called 10
order by X. I. Daniel, who introduced Hon. VIM
IL GosGIN, the candidate for Governor. Mr.. .Goggin
addressed the mseting a. length and. iudeing from
the continuous applause by which he WAS inter.
rupfed, entertained his hearers to their entire
satisfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
w wHAaTsaoaue's ANTI-BILIous PILL

ny- y-HARTsRoaug' ANTI-BILIoUs PILLS
are The safest and best purGatye Pills in They
act upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels. carrying
gripe are easy in their operation and can be taken
&C any time without fear OF posure. They remove
Colds from the system ana prevent Rkeuma ,isJN.-
II you snttar with any pam, use HARTSHDRHE'S
CURE-ALL, the great PAIN ANNIHiLATOR. II
you have a cough, use HARTSHOEkE'S COUGH
SYRUP, which is the BEST Cough SyrEp in the
world.
Sold by all Druggists In Richmond. &C l5-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

No TAxFs 1t would seem that nobody paws
ssxesin Chicago. The Democrat, of that city, has
a supplement- c.ntaning forty-seven columns Of
closely prtted matter, representing deluquents of
Chicago for the past year. Not less than Is coo
lots are thus advertised for nom payment of taxes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
E3-- LIUoRICg.

A. q. u. BRAND.
TuE ABOVE WALL KNOWN PAvoRIrE BRAND. ALwAys
w sA.s, Bf JAMES q. McANDKEW
IL sly 54 PINk STREET NEW YohK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

POLITICAL The STATE elections will take place
this spring, viz New Hampshire. March {. Con-
necticut, April A. Rhods Isand, April 0: and Vir.
sinis, May 26 In each of these States, a cover
nor Is to 10 chosen, and also members to the mex,
Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

EoisrERcUs. s.-samuel McRichayd for
being noisy and disordsry in Frank lin s,reet las,
Sunday night. was arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday and held to ball for his good behavior
in the sum of 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

ABUsrvF.--Edward hoffman, young
ster, got tipsey last Sunday night, and became so
uproarious 10 the street, that he had to be Gagged
Yesterday m,rning he gave bail for better behavi-
or and was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
MEETING OF THE YousG MINIS CHRIS

MaErING OF THE Young MEMS CHRIS
TAN ASSOCIATION, THIS EVENING Matters of ia.
terest TO the Association and the public will come
up at this meeting; and there il, in addition, an
essay to be read by Mr.. II. Cannon, which We
expect will be very interesting. The presence of
ladies is very acceptable at these meetings. We
hope there will be o large attendance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

ssS aHoaaa Is. brasL, Dentist, OiEio
.nd sssdssce, Ne ISL. on Msin, between 8lE apd st
AS$Nss iAscuhcad va NV ssl~-ly
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DIsruRBINa RsiIaIons WoRsHIp.

NIsFUFB1NG hELIUIUUB WUKBHIP. =
Richard Smith, full grown man, was arraigned
before the Mayor Yesterday morning, to answ the
charge OF disturbing the pgreg aiion worshippipg
at Wesley Chapel, on Sunday night last. Dick,
reaardies' Of repeated warnings. continued to
talk and make improper rem .rks. until forcibly
elscted from the church and handed over TO the
~~tehmeu. He WAS held to bail for his good be
havior-and it indicted by the next Graud Jury.
snd convicted OF the offence, may have to pay a
nne OF 500, and lie in Jail six months.
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ASHLAND, Hanover county, Va. Jan 70. i,S.s.
ia 27-2aWtMl luafd


GREAT AND iMPuHfaNr l,uU.lG
" SALE on LAND. 10 take place { It Louisa
Court House, il the tstafe Of Virginia on yonrt
day MONDAY, lith april next--fHkE THU
SAND AND F0hTY SEVEN ACRES. pcluding
1900 cleared and enclosed the balance heavny
tmbsred with the bee yellow pine, vario . kipos
II oak. poplar. ASH. hickory. maple. walp az, &c
very superior timber and exceedingly val vsole on
account Of the great scarcity through me sur
rounding country. This LsE 10 situated on ths
,orth Anna River. in the county OF epots Iwsp,s,
% nils frou Fredericksburg 5 mes Il uS tit+
c;ty OF Bich~ oni. and Or miles from the trg-
MIA Central Railroad There !, on the place ssp en-
did DWELLING House in irstrste rep air. ami all us
cesssry ontonildings; gccd Garden, and - char u
nf cho ce fruit, in Tui bearing rbs tract b " bean
iiyidsd into parts ard will positively be so,d a
highest bidders either in part or tue WI Ole %
the tims aud p.ace above named, on the FOL D~mx
cJnditi3ns viz: One third OF the amount ca "a. ths
balance. in equal iastameuts, in one or two ear.
with intsre & rom the day of sale Tae VI ae wui
be withheld till the last payment Is made Those
disposed to invest in such property siil do
we'll 10 attsnd this sale from fae and near ~ II
al ancommoniy valuable In many aud val Ens 70
spscts and well worth the att ntion OF put chasers
Mr John Johasoa. on ths plaza. will % NV IL 81
any ttias FOR farther particulars, SCI hs nfbslls
Posted In oil the citses and towus aud CT tuaiatef
tarougbunt the adjacent couatrr rosse, 500 viii
be given ar once. pHS JtRn eNE,
Per his Ats'y, Wm o j srioae.
henderson. KY. Fet Is Ia 23--2f kUfda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

BOOK FOUND. The pocket book con-
tanning $50, which was taken rom a ,aa.,. -,
10 the hrst market last Saturday morning. has
since been found, minus the money. The owner
ca get the book and papers by calling on the clerk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

JEWISH CONTRIBUTION For MOUNT vERNoN.-The
congregation of Ados Israel, at Louisville Ky.
has contributed seventy-fve dollars to the Mount
Vernon Eund
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

IMPORTATION OF AFRloANs-A letter from Taxas
states that six hundred slaves from Africa have
been brought into that State within the last few
weeks, auu that more soon expected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

ANOTHER FAIR. Tho ladies Of the
rat Presbyterian Church sre preparing to hold .
fair d. the Mechanics Institute Hall, 10 commence
about the lath OF this mcnth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

THROWING STosEs.-Three lads, the
Oldest no larger than piece Of chalk, were before
the Mayor yesterday for thro~iog stones aud
breaking window On promising net to do 80
any more, their parents were fined, and they dis.
charged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
MEDICAL CARDg.
elsH. De. SytvAnra T. Iron

sSS ps. SHLVANUs u ifaRAM having
located himself permanently in Richmond ,reapec,.
IaF ienit RS rroie ssional services 20 tAs nnti
Z lis may be made either at his OH on IA nj .,raa,
Hotel. ny - Am, d",as e7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

Pocksr PIcEsD. ---0n Saturday night
Last. . lady had Der pocket picked Of SO. g tAe
,uunaau 81 Church Fsis. then hsing bsid II ens
MscAsnics' Iustisste HALL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

GRADUATEs-The commencement of the medical,
department OF the University of New York, took
place in that city, on Friday last. Among the I;s,
OF graduates are the following from Virginia.
hsnry Chalmers. Gregory W Claiborne, Francis
d Cunningham, Ed W Gordon, Jno A Graham. WIN
= Ferguson, John Leftwich, j Mitchell, r
rage, " Ii Rikble aud Bradiute Warwick,
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MUREIS, PuRLIsEsE-

klCHMON' Y, v A.
VIII publish; by SUBSCRIPTIONS osLY. WI an a sui
Gent nu mber OF subscribers are the BEAT
WORK n MAJOR aESExAL HENKv INE:
TIE HEn0IRS0 OF TTE WAR or r3fEREr-
OLMo5a0N M % M nM THE SOUTHERN -DEf.ART.
AENf OF THE UNITED ,Sr4TES;n With q res
Biox; a2h . " sksfch Ieo-s ,gethor with
many i*trsrs and nl pcrfaat bocumes - berotof re
unpublished Win sn Appeadix eontsirine
sketches og the Lives and Anecdotes. n tAs Ufie-rs
aud Nea OF LEx's PARTISAN LTciox
The york viii Dc published IL two spiendid oefa
Y. volumes printed on superior pH Ar, with sts-
ysd iik keDess Of asn Lee. tro portrait III
possession Of .hs virginia Histmic Il eocety
The work has been newly edited ey sAaanss Lse
Tsu undar ih@ anspces sf ths RE b Charles Garter
lee who has contributed much IL spcrtant and sal-
aahie insarnssion illasiraaing - subi4ct Of the
work.
eentIeas. % aep.y his iinrwy nth copy of me
work of the immortal
LIaHT H0RsE n ARRf
The uoFk villa hs ynbiishea - tho " price af ~
Al ordsEs shsnid - prpnbtlf addSeaaea - ths
~: S.:ss.aj,sg, ssss |.ss; r'sAy ,s; ss...,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

CHANGED wtTu THirr.--Cfficer Zeal
yesterday arrested and committed TO the cage q
slave named John. the property OF Samuel Jones,
charged With stealing $50 from jobs Drisco!.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

a ae paid T the delivery Of o Negro san, call.
- 'ei -HlL TAY L0H. Tina negro was pUr-
,N-g. Eased IL &tChRI. nd at auction, the 5th
Mo- 81 and a bill Of sale made by aeorge W
sasliiax-. He is Of nulattp color; good teeth,
wG;ch h shows - as,vaatsEa when paaEing; wssa
Ia fly. gave said negTG IN lney and pass to &c
e. aichu0ad 10 visit n,s wife, ~hJ believe re-
sites Che -ts.ii lc she il = Tree and II
what have he sri be IL harbOred by her The
shove snm will bs Jsii If delivered 70 Dickinson.
Hill : 20. II Richmond
JOHN SAUNDERS,
fe l5-lTn# Loretto LsssY county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

HOUSE -BaEAKtNG.--The bookstore of
Mr.. James Wo0dhouse, south side of Main near
18th street. burglariously on tered last Sunday
night, aud robbed of aboos $500 worth of gold
pens, pencil cases, poremonaies, kaives and other
faucy goods. The robbers effected an entrapc @
into the basement window, on the alley leading
into 18th street, after pulling out one of the iron
bars which formed the grating. aud cutting pane
OF glass from the cash with GLACIERS diamond.
From the basement they asceaded into the store
room, and by lighting pieces of paper were epa-
bied TO see how to make their selections In the
store is an iron burglar proof safe, which was
opened by the aid of false keys and robbed of $50
in money. The glaciers diamond, used to cut the
window glass, was left in the store, aud may lead
to the detection of the thief
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

Sas~ Ds. JoaS u. WALrnALL, (HomGo.
sathist offers his essionat sorvicea to the tt
.e5'H oi bIenn,oad an its vicinity. Oacs at bis re-
H1eACe, OF Loish str ct. two doors from 9th
10 i2-aiT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

POINT LOOKOUT BATHING PLicE.-The parties en- :.
gagged in the Inauguration of great bathing p,ace
and summer resort at Point Lookout, on Chesa.
psake Bay, have entered into definite Strange.
ments for the speedy construction of the buildings
necessary tor the accommodation Of guests at tha at
spot during the approaching summer. To this
end contracts have been formed Tor the erection At
the earliest possible day of one hundred aud six
cottages OF different sizes, together with large
and commo6ious hotei.-Not. Int
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EV- pARKE roIEDExTgR,
ATTORNEY AT l..


vii practice Ia the city 81 Richmond and in th.
Guautilr of Chesterfield. Powhatsn aud Amelia.
&C. utioe IN Lisle's Building, corner Of Main aEt
l{th treeIs. I3-l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

RsgEBS 70
Hon Il. a. Wisa, Governor of Virginia;
Professors II nor and Hcicomhe, University OF Va;
l.. NuuaIiy pres't Bank of the Commonwealth;
james Lyons, Attorney at Law, kicamond;
C. " Purcell Z Co, Exchange and Sscck Erokers,
Richmond.
Godiin Apperson R-al Estate Brokers. Rich'd;
Kent, Psue & 60, Dry Goods Joobers, DO;
Thomas. Hughes 8 Caldwell, Fancy Goods job
beFs {ilchmond;
TiDsley, Tardy " iIliams, Wholesale Grocers
L. Il. skinker L Co, wholesale Greoers, hioh'd d.
ia l0--prn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

kS~ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice OF Law in the city OF Richmond.
Office In Belyin's NeY Building on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 2o-ts
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BURGLAR TRAP THE E enuapt hu

BURGLAR TRAP. The equent burgla-
ries of late have satisfied our merchants thai the
city Is infested with an organized band of bou.e
breakers, whose operations are so skilfuily per.
formed, that detection seems almost impossible.
In almost every instance stores are entered from
the rear, so that tho watchmen, however vigilan,,
have no chance OF discovering what is going On.
We have heretofore suggested. and now repeat the
suggestion, to do away with window aud door
shutters and leave the gas burning in TIE store.
If this were done. the watchmeu could then ace
~hat was going on, while the lights we're burning
ana if they fonnd the gas extinauisbed iu any
house, they would at once proceed to ascertain the
cause. To not single instance has stsre been
entered and robbed, where a light was kept all
night and the windows aud doors arranged as
to enable the police to sac into the houses when
making their rounds Ths cost to each merchant
would be mere trfe, compared with the securi.
'y it would give to his stock of goods, and we
therefore advise them TO try the experiment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

htY. THOMAS CURrrs-The Sau:hsen Bspt .st
publishes some interesting facts about the late
Isev. Thos. Curtis. who was Lost on the steamer
North Carolina. tsays:
III. he was associated With s 7 CoIsridge. and vas
NJ, nseu editor OF the Encyclopedias, aefroppIitaua
ne, ne having written some srticIes DR. Coz. OF
Loeann, WAS also associated with them and sar.
se1t ia,iori was also writer of pro'aue biovrsph
anu IN, pf Mason Goode wrote ths srtic.s on Job In
snls VOTE (Which also embraced Charles Richard.
@ Sn DictionG, the Eroprietors. of WHOM he was
ose, Iiiie0 lie then jesoived 70 leave Eng land for
Hn,n.silca. Previous TO this undertaking With tho
~ p he had been engaged in preparing
.3n ne having pointed out. in pam oh er address.
81 20 the Archbishop, l0t00 errors in authorized
@ on his way 10 America he was cast away
,i., sne cIast OF Noya scotia, and was ouy saved
win WIN MS children, by beirg drawn on shore by a
sgs' iosihg all his baggage and many valuable
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d IMPosr gRs,

II. y
rAYinR's CgL EBRArgD L0NDus Dut'K RAAN,
i,Y import~d hy them II IN john Tsyior of Lon
An rSso' IN Custom Hoasa. BrABctss u the 81
lowing brands: James Hennsssy; OfsFd, Luruy~3
20 ne snS Sniss sss.r ssasassa s9s5s
GSsi. Cabinet in hstf pints; Piper ts:tsck, Held
- 4 90. and other brasds. All Ersies ~ RORr
yJkEs RHERRIks pnn Gord.p. tlsf see,sl Ara ~
KY RYE WHIsA IEs: snnmerdsss; LMke3's
Mcuntsin Rye: pure Extract q aye 6.ssn; Z ahk
Rssore = uld BouFbsn County X and ether suas
lapaica Ua; golisnd IN Y wnoss ana r,s Iss; :
fssss;an u<,S SDIALaIN Loaden Pom ER. sch
xIV ia stous jugs. saperior old scupperhoH w..
srss ,snd white made 10 y Csroiina SAitbtr 50
wh s.ars! II sSss 81 sis s,s s.rs ss s:ss
in Haysra by gentleman sent ent D us iof snrt
nprnose Ssryng IN price from t2,to isc tsy No..
ssn3 An efwhich viii - sotd y pnsceas1 psS'
sons On fasssseis terms sC.ruys i slso..
Sole rmporsry. In the syeitsd States = fss'ovs
No Wide Water ssrsss. Tree W. gs'ssR' * "
oats. OATS. .--I50U bushels pfins
~ hrish. sssd osts. in ..oys sad 6 ssls X os
nss.-,w s'ssn.s sas.ssa 4 Or. ! 80 ~ -
ExTRA FLOUR. e geod qusl " 9. iss
- Il sslssy ssl. pvs1ap. NoxeuxE : 0n
TaN0LIVH OHTK61 liId "a a. 9 3.
~ -. chsaAar and nnth kanf Qh3oe4 ma "a.
sinss = tsis sifs ~ sssa;sS,sssSn : Z H)r2 = 3 E0
Ts1NIIY 7ExSUE ~ % esll. h1 ]
e kxes NJ f4nt'Y D1ea.1ou
ATpk -suF - - eeasaoe : 1uAtfk
~ IN aasss - i - "
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FAITHFUL StRvANT.--The Greenfield Mass
Gazette tells the of irish gi ho ~, dis
patched to neighbcrs with note and directed
20 give 1t personally to the person addressed. On
arrival, B'ddy fund that the neighbor had gone
to Northampton, whittier she wended her way.
twelve miles, on foot, and traversed the streets
till she found the indiyidnal ard deIivereJ tha
note. She then started to return, stopping over
night on the way with some friends and reaching
home next day, when she told her nistres, that
she must give up her place, for she could not 20
ny more such long errands.
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bMg- d sTIsTRY.--
,s1yGi ST.ETH MICllA nD.

q. f.stnpE4lCE. LORNER OF MIN
AND 73H STREh9St
- sseIvIeea TO the citizens OF Richmond and
Johing counties, in his professional caI,aCity -
toa 40 eAperi%nce OF ten years no feels Confident
t'is' M ne can warrant an operations performed Ly
i.'ia 10 Riye ei.tire satisfaction. I. is-ln,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

VISIT oP rHg PgISce OF Wales TO THE PopE.-The
Prince Of WaIes' visit TO the Pope conducted
10 a very private manner, but few persons ac
compauying him aud no display being made ie,
receiving him. On his approach, Plus TX. met
him at the door Of the apartment aud conducted
him TO seat in the most sff.als manner, aud then
engaged 10 very pleasant consersation iu the
French language. When the Priuce retired his
Holiness conducted him to the door with the sams
warmth of manner which be had manifested on
receiving him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

asas~ FREsH GARDEN SE1D-At
w GARLICK'S
mil ; st Drug Store, Richmond, Va.
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3g aTCHEs, CLOCKS.
N NIILIAMs,

z NOTICE JOHN ~ NnLIAMs,
"a Formerly with ar John Hill,) conducts the
ANA. Wa.ch and Clock Making and Jeweiry
c1ezzse Business at No Main stIeet, three doors
below the Old Market
Here may be found neat assortment of hne
Gold and silver Watches, Gold and silver Chains,
seas and Keys; Gold, Silver. steel and Plated
apectaces. to suit all eyes; large assortmens OF
fine Clocks &C, &C.
B-Particuisr attention psid TO the Repairing
and ReguIatii of fine Watches and Csocks. All
Watches and Clocks repaired in 10y store war.
rsnted TO perform well for one year, without extra
charge, unless broken
JOHN II WILLIAMS. Watch and CLOCK Maker.
and Jeweler, No Main st, three doors below lat
Market. JaN-9m
- BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
- saLASSEs-AF JAHNkE, OPT,
CAN, T5z Main street, have opened new lot OF
fine concave aud convex ground Brazilian Pebble
Glasses. in Gold and Steel frames.
l guarantee to suit. With these superior GLASSES,
any person to whose son optical aid can be sp
piled.
The public are requested to call and. examine.
Brazilian Pebble aud other Glasses nlled IN old
frames AT JAHNKE,
nos 751s Main street.
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EUNAWAYS.

~ TEN DOLLARS RGWARD.-We
~ vii pay the above reward for the apprehen-
- IN art delivery to Us OF a n sc 40 MAN
.S~Aa lmed Charles, who rau away from 5r Jo-
s-,u Ats. yf inis city, fsS da7 since. Charles
az .! years old feet 30 Or II inches high of
kiugrrbre4i color, and a brcki yer by trade, He
IS sap / to be Iurking 40 Hi ,huIoBd or Fred
eri1!.4,G.G RAWLINGS NOjbADAY,
!uH g-iIw B-va, Block, II IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

1S-uHKAP GARD MISUNDERSTANDING
JOB oftICE being nov suppiied with TWO OS
hUGaLEs' FAST CARD PRINTING PkEseHs. n
pzepatsd to furnish thsdsscription Of work cheaper
and With greater rapidity than any other estAbiah
ment IN this city. The largest stock Of CAkDs ia
the city can he mi at this ofsce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

EsS- JosEpH HopGsoN, Ja., Attorney
at Law aud General Land and Presumption Agent,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08
- MEMPHIS AND uAsHIkG.

49, TON TELEGRAPH LINE --rfh new
TEbsaHAPn LIVE z now open sor buejssa II
That snoaga. Vicksbuig. Naichoz and New or esns'
Atian a. Angus Charleston and Savauuan Nuns.
gunery and Mobile, in the South and Hoath ~cue
and all intermrdiate points OF Importance. prom
Kicfr.ond to Washington it viii be operated viii
pfiatia Telegraph Machines. connecting - WaAh.
l. & nu ity with the American Telegraph onpa-
ny's Psintipg Lines TO Baltimore, Phi ndeiphia,
new York. Boston, Portland. Bangor. Half.x. No
va sevta and Sc JOh ps. New Bruaswtck fpSing
fisid. croy albany, Rochester, Buffalo. lesslaud,
I hEc.go Cincinnati, Louisville. st Louis and sta
ti9ns IN Missouri Iowa and Ksnsas. AID sditrs .
prompt and reliable Line OF Telegraph to the com.
pierc;al AID teegraT hing public
Office In Richmond corner Main and Pearl streets.
m At sBsE
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loEsDAT MIN. re. MARCH 8. Isse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

HAPPY FAMILY 1T 10 not fortuue 80 much a
certain class oil fate which leads 10 such occur
renee as this:--A marriage sas celebrated Ia Lee
mex, the other day, under rather Singular circnm
stances. The bride was kidow, aud the bride
groom widower. The sou Of the bride acted as
"faiher'' and .sgaye Way bis moih her, while the
daughter OF ,hs bridegroom efficiated a. tIsdes
maid