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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

Stsssf Obsfyxetionss--At the reou.., - =.
Mayor, aud with the hope Of reIie~i,.r :, .as Ing
of our readers of the necessity Of nayin.
INES for obstructfnE the sidewalks N ,hss
city, we publish the following sections of she
ordinances concerning streets. Merchants ana
others should read and heed: &c. -, ~
merchant may, in front of his place OF
business, occupy with his goods one-half Of
tne sidewalk, but no more; but he shall not
suspend his goods SO that the same shall
eAlend from the front of his house more than
M so'card the street. under penalty of not
each offence - $50 ~ ~
person occupying house or lot
snala, ,,aa as iar as such lot EXTENDS, cause the
., paaea gu.ter or drain in street or any public
lily opposite thereto, to be constantly kept
open and free from obstruction; and If he fail
50 70 90, may be fined not less than one nor
more mo Inan ten dollars; and for each day after
be finnd not less than two nor mors than
twenty dollars. '''''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

m kidney and Bladder Complsi iat., The
seWcst and most important discovery tor hidney,
rhra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, PhysiseasA hsa
prostration and Debility of either sex. il HAhIS-
H0RNE'S BUCHE COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable 10 yAlk haze s2oM
been relieved BY this powerful c0Mf0uNp Nd. y "! n
prepared by Chemist, and IL pronounced Y msul
si man and those who have used is, y b sho nsss
BUCHu u COMPOUND in the World i.afks DO. noss,s. -.
sSa,ysa bs FisHER& d WINSTON. IIakgists.,
je l4-l2m Main ssrecss N'0a N0'--.-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

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s oo people hsys yisI.sfd Whs2s ViEWs = ve = ss
havs tser nertfsiis taken. His
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01
OLD CITIZEN RETURNED.

~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CT RIcHMoyp:-
After an absence of a tewye have returned to
reside among you. with view Of embaIking again
in nv old business of CONFECTi0NEK AND
FRUfTERER. and have located at No. III Broad
street, above 9th.
The general estimation enjoyed, and the liberal
patronage bestowed, in years that have long since
sped, have been. and are, warmly cherished, and
will ever be an incentive to serve kind patrons.
1t is my purpose in all times to come, to furnish
and conduct my establishment in sts 10 that Will,
hope, deserve the liberal support Of friends and
citizens, IN and out of the city
Every article in my line will be found equal to
representation, and abundant in season, such as
CREAMS. JELLIES, PRESERVES, LEMONS,
ORANGES and other domestic and foreign fruits;
Call and examine my stock OF Confectionery and
workmanship calculated to do much service, as
well as adorn. Yours, respectfully.
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
No. III Broad ST., above 9Th
N. B.-Parties, wedding suppers, and Ice Creams
furnished at shortest notice. ise l2-lmI A. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

S DIR. w. VI. HAMMOND.
60 LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on sth street be-
tween Trace and Franklin streets. jy l3-3m'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01
NO. rs. NEW No. 7 z
y OTHING HO USE. ~
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]. II. SIRICH,
Dealer in Fine Ready Made ClothiHs, Furnishing
Goods, &C.,
Respectfully informs the citizens of RICHMOND and
vicinity, that he has taken the store No. 1o Nam
street ard is now prepared to offer them of the
finest stocks OF CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
ket, embracing the latest styles of Paris and New
York iashiens-aIl manufactured expressly to or
der. .r,sx,,, -
Also, large assortment Of FURNISHING
GOODS: Shirts Collars Cravats, Ties, Stocks, &C.;
in fact everything to be found in
FIRST CLASS CLOTHING HOUSE.
All of which will be offered AT prices that dey com
nettion and he solicits the patronage OF discfm-
mating public, feeling assured OF pleasing the MOST
fastidious as to style, quality and price. ,,r,r
Remember, No, 70, MAIN . = nLE =.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01
y ATTORNEY AT LAW.

MANCHRSrRR, VA,
Practices IN I'll the Courts OF hetd, Ctty o
II tabfnnnd Henfico. pouhatsn, Amelia countless
and CITY oi Petefshurg- ,,o,, ,,,..,,,,> =,
PaTiieuiar attention gwen 10 the CVi'bES iioN
or Cha Ms. aad prompt returns niade.
pA Uiflce on Main street, opposite Town Hall.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01
LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

ss- DIR. POLLARD has removed hrs Of
s&>~Es fee and res dence to the 'CuttaEe on
Governor street, next door Above the kieh'1otA"
House. =" ~ "a"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
NEWS ITEMS.

The Washington Statue Fair, at Boston,
closed on Thursday evening, having netted
$4,000,
1t is reported that Gerrit Smith is recovering
his reason. He sleeps WE'LL and his restoration
is looked for with confidence,
There are large plantations of peanuts in
California and the article will eventually be
exported in considerable quantities,
We are informed that the Pennsylvania R. r.
Company have made a contract for lighting
their cars with gas, which will be medatey
put into operation.
Sir William and Lady Dor, the former we'll
known here for his eccentricities, have conclu>
ded successful engagement at the Royal TheA
ater, Liverpool.
One song at the Schiller festival in the Crystal
Palace. at Sydenham, England, was sung by
one thousand male and female voices and
twenty thousand people heard it,
A woman in Florida, named Cross, lately
gave birth to an infant son which weighed
only one pound. That Cross wasn't hard to
bear.
A street fight occurred in Norfolk Virginia
the other night, between the editor OF the Dsy
Book and shoe dealer named i. L. Bricks
house.
The Upper Mississippi and Missouri are
gorging with ice, and boats are delayed Above
Nebraska City. on the Missouri. there is gorge
five miles long.
Charles F. Pond, Of Hartford, President of
the Hartford and New Haven Railroad, dis
tributed four hundred turkes aud chickens to
the poor of that city, on Thanksgiving Day.
The Mobile Mercury says that at the late
Agricultural Far at Demopols, Ala, a silver
cup was awarded to E. T. Page, a colored bars
ber of thatcity, for painting portrait of Hon,
F. S. Lyon.
Crescimano, tn he young prima donna whom
Strakosch brought to this country to make a
Sc asation, has returned to Europe, d'gusted'
no doubt, with America, because of her failure
here.
The Norwich, o., Aurora publishes the sad
record of the death of eight children of Geo.
W. Richmond, of Canterbury, since, since the
17th of October last--now only a little more
than a month
The Old Folks Concert Troupe which re-
Gently dsbanded, is not Father Kemp's Old
Folks-a troupe that attracted so much attenS
tion in this section last year, aud which is now
performing in California.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
we are Promised the Particu-
lars.

The Commercial editor, whose persistency
and much-asking were rewarded with a sight
Of the execution of Old Brown, publishes Tocy
account Of the nffair. Although in the main
the performance is respectful to "the commons
wealth, "yet vein Of ridicule, but thinly cOv>
cred over and peeping out at places, is sought
TO be Modified by INSTRUMENTATION iu the
wav Of a grateful men ton Of sundry leading
military, and distinguished civilians, When
the editor so far fprgets his whereabouts as to
laugh downright at something in The pro
gramme which has made an imperative de
mand upon his risible faculties. he puts his
handkerchief to his face, affects to cough first,
then gasps to the fre-eating gareon whose
very seriousness would furnish material for the
mirth Of a barrack-room; "Fine military dis.
play-grandl" Any number Of these demon
strations--(see article from which we gather
our views Of "Halstead in Virginia')-Ars oiled
by the same CANNON; aud we cannot but ad
mre the artful dodging Of The "only represenN
tative Of free press" over a portion Of the
soil of the Old Dominion which Of late is sup
posed TO have paid the price Of liberty through
the eternal vigilance Of her citizen soldiery. We
don't insist that the Commercials FIRST cause"
was under restraint or that his limbs were not
allowed ample play quite the reversei his lib
erty Of locomotion was not ia the least impeN
ded, il we may except the presentation of an
occasional bsyonet toward his nose, and fire.
quent demand to halt Il may be inferred
however, from his hesitancy to write out fully
10 his late account his impressions at the time
Of departure, when every movement aloay
from Charlestown was as regular as the tread
of the military who dogged his steps, that he
did not feel free to express himself in his ac-
customed style while on Virginia soil but
there is hope that when he once more touches
free soil be will "be himself again" He says
The formalities attendant upon this retro-
grade movement l may mention some other
time.
We hope he will; for we feel sure the rela-
ton will be interesting whep he invests it with
the charm of unfettered thoughts and hands
Can it be possible =" "noS it caunoll" = that
Halstead feared to trust the promised relation
to Winants, whose prescience with the soldleTy
procured the transmission Of the highly inter
esting paper whose contents we have briefly
consideredP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06

RELIABLE MEAT SHoP.-Stover d PAaum. at
the New Market House, on Webster street, can
be depended on for the excellence Of their beef,
pork lamb, sausage, &c. They have estab,
lished a reputation in this regard that they
may we'll be proud of. There is another fea
ture about their establishment which is worth
something. Families can send an order for
the amount, kind and quality Of meat they des
sire, and have it as promptly filed as though
they were themselves to go orit s, d P. al
so have good supply Of family groceries, and
keep on hand the best quality of produce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
For the Empire.
The Library.

come in, Mr.. Editor, to second the motion
Of the correspondent Of the Journal, In this
mornings issue, as to the disposition Of the
Library now under the control Of the Dayton
Library Association. II understand the mos
tiOn rightly. it ia to merge said Library into
that Of the public schools, now under the cons
troll Of the City Board Of Education, upon such
terms and conditions as should be fair and hon
orable to all parties concerned. The effect Of
this consolidation, or merging, would be to
place the whole concern under the direction
reach Of every family in the city. That is a
consideration Of the greatest moment TO our
citizens, and for which every mau, woman aud
child would hold up both hands With enthuss
asm. The School Library is now. and the
united concern would then be, conducted by
the Board Of EduestiOn with care snd economy,
aud kept in manner that would accommodate
the members of the Library Association them
selves much better than they are now accom-.
mcdated by their necessarily imperfect ar"
rangements. Should the High School Building
where the School Library Is now kept-be
COhbiueicu buo uub VI bhe WY Aol thc Soh
venienoe Of the people. room could be fitted
up nearer the center Of the city, and kept open
at such times as would meet every reasonable
demand Of the reading public. Now, who can
object to this arrangement answer, no one
has right to object except the members Of the
Library Association; aud it seems to me that
they should not under the circumstances. They
will be even better accommodated than under
existing regulations, and the benevolent design
they had In view in establishing SO fne Ii
brsry will be fully conserved. All the interests
Of the needy and INDECENT, who are longing
for pure literature, which they cannot find
the means to purchase, will be fully and care
fully met Every brightNeyed boy and rosy
checked girl could, without money and without
price, Ind pure food for the mind that will tell
for good in all time to come.
VOX POPITII
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06

~ Quite an excitement was rsissd on Third
street this morninE BY 9 ehiekeni A rooster
fellow. which was being "dicksrsd" for by a
lady who was taking the rain near the corner
Of Main, made q dash for freedom, and sucs
eeeded in getting out into the street. For a
time the region near the tail Of the huekster's
wagon was In sore commotioD; and the coop
Of chickens was deserted to the tender mercy
OF the bystandsrs. while the huekster and
friend engaged in the chase up, down, and
AeFOss the street after the missing chickens l.
Such a ehAse-DoW they had 1t, aud then they
hadn't; now 1t was on this side Of the wagon,
then on the other under the horses. under the
Wsgonj everybody trying TO tramp on It;
ohiskss slipped out, and was in fair way 10
sluds the clutches Of everybody. when. as bad
luck would have it.a lady eOopsd him under ber
erinoline, Rnd-he was secured in desperately
frightened condition. Everybody wanted to
buy that chicken; he was so plucky, aud had
such great powers Of endurance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
LEGAL NOTICE.

William J. Lehman supreme Court Of Mont
va gomery COunty,O. Petit
Elizabeth Lehman ct all tion for Partition, NO 1874
THE said Elizabeth Lehman, widow of
solomon Lehman, deceased, Martha j. Bradford,
married to Johnson =. Bradford, Solomon Lehman,
IT,, David A, Lehman, Sarah NJ. Lehman, Robert o.
lehman, and Elizabeth A. Lehman, (thc last three
are minors and all reside in Montgomery County,
OhioD will take notice that petition was filed
against them on iht 9th day Of December, A. D. 1862
In the superior Court within and for the County OF
MOntgOmt ~ and State Of Ohio, by William J. Leh-
man, of Darke County, Ohio, and Ia now pending
wherein the said William J. Lehman demands the
Assignment of the dover Of said Elizabeth Lehman
in and partition of the following real estate eiuae
In the county of Montgomery in the State Of Ohio,
and described as follows, to-wit,
The north side of the north half OF lot on section
number twenty-eight, (2e) known lot number
one (l in said section of township number two (2)
In range number six (6) Of the land lying between
the Great Miami River andthe Virginia Reservation,
supposed TO be one hundred and dfty four acres
more OF less, and that at the February term, A. b.
1860, OF said Court, the said William J. Lehman
will apply for an order for the assignment of the
said widows dover in and that partition may be
made OF said premises, and for other proper relief
Sc.--This December 5th, 1889
By ALLEN & MltEKER, Attys
6wwl for WM. j. LEHMAN, Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
New York Market.

NEW ORR Dec, D.
FLOUR-Is firmer, with a fair demand for
extra: sales $1,000 brs at s. l0a5 90 for superfne
state, 5,30a5, 40 for extra state, 5, ,l0a5 25 for
superfine western, 5,30a5,45 for common to
medium extra do, and 5,65s5,75 for inferior to
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
-market closing firm and pretty active.
GRAIN-Wheat without special change,
with more doing for export: sales Of 10000
bush at l 25 for red state. l .l5 for Chicago
Spring, not prime, ,43al As for white Indiana,
Southern and winter red WESTERN Canadian
Club on private terms.
RYE-In moderate request: sales, small lot,
at $50.
BARLEY--Is unsettled and not active; sales
$4,000 bush at 7OasOc, for state, 75c for Canada
East. t. 1850 #'I
CORN-Scarce firm; and sales Of 3 000 bush
at S5sSec for new yellow; and 94a95c for old
yellow.
oATS-Dull at 45a46c for state. western
and Canadian.
WHlSKY-A shade firmer, and quiet; sales
100 bis at 27c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
News per steamer CITY Of Man.
chester 4

QUEENsTowN, Nov. 2O.--LoNDoN, Nov 10.
"A French Protestant journal asserts that
have failed 10 preventing competition.
PARIS, Nov l9.--The Constitutional to-
day confirms the statement which appears
in the Patre viz; That the Armie de Relig-
ion would be suppressed for publishing q
letter purporting 10 be from the King Of
Sardinia TO the Emperor Of the French, rel
ative 70 the regency of Prince Oayignac
The Spanish troop, for Morocco have been
delayed Marshal O'DOnnell will not con
sent to their leaving before the collection Of
The war material has been completed, which
will be very shortly.
No invitation to take part in the APP
pronching Congress has as yet been sent to
any Of the Powers. Ah
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
Cincinnati Marketn.

CISoISs lTI, Dec. g.
Plour dull at s5,OO@5.IO for superfine, aud
SIS ,25@5,50 for extra.
Wheat held at sl.i6 for red, and 81 ,23@
,25 for white. 81. 20.
Corn and other grain not changed
Whisky steady at 81 19c.
Bacon scarce at 6@S19c.
Mess pork advanced to Sl7
Hogs advanced to S6,37@6,75.
Exchange steady at 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06

&. D. KIssrn. ses'y.
Journal copy.)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06

RRv. Henry A. WISE, Jr.--An exchange
says of this young clergyman, second son Of
the Governor Of Virginia, " He has already
taken high stand among the pulpit orators
Of his age. His sermons (Which are deliy.
cred without notes, OF at least any reference
TO them) are remarkable for their terseness
Of style, and chRste and feryid eloquenoe-
set of by face Of unmistakable intellectu'
ality, voice at once deep, soft, and impass'
ioned, and fine delivery, Mr.. Wise is
now the pastor in charge Of the Church Of
the Savior in West Philadelphia"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
Baltimore Market.
THE NEW WONDER.
peter JOsse's Hair RestOralive

THIS Hair Restorative is now acknowl-
edged to be the best ever Invented fOF all dseRseso
the Hair and the Scalp, and II hss worked wonders
wherever used. Several Of our citizens have tried
it, and speak 10 the highest terms Of its curative
properties. The following is one among the many
certificates Justreeeived BY the Proprietor
DAYToE, Sept. 9th, 1859.
Mn. p JossE;---For several years pact, from some
cause our hair has been gradually falling out until
entlfe badness threatened us. We have tried va
rious remedies, but without any good result. We
II highly spoken OF BY those who had used II, and
who assured US that IL had the effect OF benging
new and vigorous growth OF hair upon their heads
We rave used t, and Its good effects are plainly yis-
ible in the renewed growth Of hair where We were
fast becoming bald; We cannot recommend the Re-
WM. SWALENI,
S. l., BROADWkLL,
OWEN TRENOR,
.... ]. J. SWALRM. I'D.
For ale at tho Barber saop OF Peter Josse, Al
Jefferson street, DAYTON. oetIs-6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06

OFHNlEo BALL.-Oh Thursday Of this week
there will be given grand ball at the Ameri
can Hotel. in Germantown. on the occasion Of
the opening Of the House. Mr., Christine, the
proprietor, has greatly enlarged his hotel. and
has made il in every way deserving Of the public
patronage. He proposes TO have "merry ,ma'
king" and be assures us that he has made ar
rangsnsDtH 70 fully meet the public expectation
on the occasion. Thursday evening Of this
week IL the time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
voX PoPULI.
srp1NaprrLp. O.. Dec. 5. ls59

SPRINGFIELD, o., Dec. 5, 1859.
Ed. EAPRR: The Democracy Of the Eighth
Congressional District met in this city on
Thursday last, aud nominated George Spence,
Of Clarke county, and R. e. Runkle, Of Logan,
as delegates to the Charleston Convention.
Both Of the delegates are active, influential
Democrats, and will represent the District ably
in the National Convention.
A resolution was adopted, after an exciting
debate, instructiDg the delegates to vote for
Judge Douglas for President. The Democracy
here seem to be anxious to begin the Presidens
tial contest, and if popular candidate is
nominated at Charleston you may look for an.
other large increase in the Democratic vote in
benighted old Clarke.
There was no demonstration Of sympathy
here, on the 2G, for old John Brown but on
Saturday the News and Journal contained q
regular whang doodle sermon on the execution
Of the old Kansas martyr.
Our citizens are taking an active part IN
trying to secure the location Of the new UniA
versity here that is proposed to be established
by the o. s. Presbyterian Church.
The Court of Common Pleas has been in ses
sion for several weeks, but as yet little
business has been transacted. The trial Of
Jacob Welsh, for the murder Of Pearson, in
August last, will commence on Tuesday next,
and probably continue during the week.
The Rover and Neptune Fire Companies are
making grand preparations for holding their
Fairs during the holidays.
Should anything occur worthy of notice
may write you again. x.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
Winter is Here.

noyl7.daw East "a st., doors ' rom rom Main I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
New YoRk, Dec. g..

New YORK, Dec. 81
The s, s. Cahawba arrived to day with
Havana dates to the Both, There is no news
of Importance. Report says the new Capt.
General would carry out Gen Cou chas poll,
cy as regards improvements in Havana
An extensive fire was seen in the evening
Of the 29th in the direction Of the Regla,
supposed to be the extensive warehouse 10.
Gated there.
The Cahawba brings nearly half million
in Mexican dollars. Cigars were very firm
at Havana, tN E
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06

BThe Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday
contains between three ard four columns Of
interesting correspondence from Harpers Ferry
and Chsrlestown, written by the leading editor.
Halsteadi and for the prompt and safe transmits
sion Of which the publisher thanks Mr.. Winants,
of the Cincinnati Enquirer, who seems to have
had Influential "friends at Court" This looks
friendly aud neishborly, and we are pleased to
note it, but why did the Enquirer corespon-
dent neglect to send his readers . plethoric
budget Don't charity begin at home--in
Virginia 2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-06
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorised Agent TO make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&C., in that city.
To BUHNussNHu.-The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, and We are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
Ofthe art. Gall in Sndexamine our work and
learn our prices.
~ To ADVhRTIsHRs-A Advertisement or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office By ten e'elsek on the day they arc de-
sired to be published--HOt later. We cannot
agreetoinsert them sfterthsthour.