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Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-25
ORNAMENTS FOR A BRIDE.

 Around her head no jewels bind, Symbols of pcmp and pride; Fresh flowers. through the haif entwin'd, Beft so young bride: No diaden shall rear it's weight Above that child-like brow; The future may bring robes of state, But dress her simply now. Load her with roses, whose sweet breath Like memories fond and pure, Bequeath their fragrance after death, Still cherished to endure: Heart's-ease shall typify her lot, Her love by pinks be told: And she shall have forget With it's true heart of gold. Give her no pearls for "pearis are tears"- To hang about her neck; No gems betokening woes or fears, Her youthful form to deck; Nc opal with it's changefui hue This is misfortune's stone ;'' No sapphire, by whose dcphts of blus "Repeataneen is fore-showR. Our bride in flowers shall be dress'd, Which bode not grief por sin; As best beseem tranquil breast. And loyal heart within; And we will wish her Joys best wealth. A life with blessings fraugbt; But, chief of all, the spirits health, To use them as she ought.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-25

SIyGuLAR.-it is generally observed that persons of about forty years of age, especially young ladies, are very furge;ful of these with whom they we're acquainted in childhood. This remarkable dimness Of memory has been appropriately styled: ," The darkness of the middle ages
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-25
GRENADA Mas ssnt

-- GRENANA, Wiss., Sept 10, IS57.
 DR. l.. C. GGovgR &s BRo.-Siis It ig S@ our pleasure to report to vou that yoltr s--' Medicines are taking well with the peo- t1s pie. and we want another supply immedi- atelY. As they are how introduced, we g think we can sell alarge quantity Of thstn. r Ne hlye not heard of any dissatisfaction , in any case where they have been used. and we know of some very extraordinary cures effected by hem after other Meai- cines had been used. Very respectfully.
 4. C. BOON S CO. Druggists.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-25
DIES AR c 1T ALE ef CH D q .7zF Y'!!

nF2gapg THE first session in the new
 ss1sassT Academy will commence on ~.A'.A.-A-ay Monday the 3ist of January, un- der the charge and direction of B. D. PERRY, who hopes by strict attention, to merit the patronage, not only of the town, but of sur rounding country. Every attention will be paid to order, and especially to the intelIec- tual, and moral culture of his pupils. As it IS very necessary, to make good and strong pull that all should pull at the same time, it is hoped that parents and guardians will send their children the first day. All scholars considered regular from time of entrance, and no deduction for sickness under one week TEnMs-per session of five months or twenty weeks; Orthography, readi 2, writing and mental arithmatic, first part Slo. The same with geography, ggammer, arithmetic; second or third @rt, Watts on the mind philosophy Towns analysis, algebra, SIP. The same with physiology chemistry, rhetoric, geome- try, etc ,Sl4. Latin and Greek SIS.
 ian 15-lv.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-25
]. WRIGHT < co.
Wholesale Asents. Now Orleans

0 I. c. DUBOSE & co,
 Wholesale Agents, Mobile, Alabama.
 Sold by the principal Druggists of Mem- -o phis, and Druggists and Agents throughout '~ Che country. -' L. c. GLOVER, NL D., Sole > c. c. GLOVER, NJ, D, proprietors. - Principal Office and Laboratory, No. 26 ~ Madison street, Memphis, between Main
 and Front Row.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-25

Atlanta by Corn S Bobbins; Grand Glaiza by ii. Wheeler. april22-ly
Des Arc citizen., 1859-05-25

GREENSBORO, ALA, Nov 10, 1857.
 DR. L. c. GLOVER X, BRo, Aberdeen. Mlss.-Gentlemen We have been agents for your Medicines for several years past. and take pleasure in adding our testimony to their great value as remedial agents. They have given genera satisfaction, rare ly ever failing to give the desired. relief.
 Respectfully yours,
 OSBORN x HATCH, Druggists.
 For further information examine the testimony wrapped round the bottle. Then try the Medicines and verify the statement, april226m. For sale by D. ?. Black s Co.,, Des Are.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

The work on the Clay monument, at Lsxiu gtor,
| is stopped, for want OF funds.
In Santiago de Cuba, there was a strong shock
| OF earthquake on the 10th January, accom- paDted
by q loud rumbling noise like thunder.
Eleven ladies and one Captain, III Delaware. have
! Mount Vernon.
hr DsIby. an old citizen OF Norfolk. Va, and
| President OF tho Democratic Association of that
city, was stricken with paralysis on Friday
The next Southern Convention is to bs held a.
| vicksburg, Miss, in May next.
Chas. Cornell, q printer, com nitted suicide in
Mobile, Ala, on the 18th uit, by taking shloro.
| form.
Jacob Perkins, President of the Cleveland and
| MahoniSg Railroad; died At Havana on the I2th
| nit.
| The New Brunswick, n. j., Washington Grafton
| by Dir. Everett, yielded s3S7. The Grafton was
| repeated at Newark, Wednesday evening.
The library Of Col. Benton 10 to be sold at pub
lie auction on Tuesday next, by order Of the *.
ecutor.
| The portion Of the McDonough real estate be.
longing to the corporation Of New Orleans is to be
sold in that city next Monday.
Eylsanus Cobb has turned lecturer and 10 to
| speak at fremont Temple, Boston, next week.
The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon-u his kidneys
should again act contrary-is expected In \. York
next spring
hrs. Good win, single handed, has collected 10
New Haven x4l0 for the Mount Vernon Associa.
zion, and all in dollars, from the ladies.
A servant girl has been sentenced at Genos, to
Ans OF fifty crowns, or six months imprisonment,
| for elandestinely getting Jewish infant. named
Lssn Levi, baptized.
An orangemans Hall, with ell the strsps," and
500 In currency, was burnt At Clayton, c. W., few
nights since, by some amiabls members Of the Op.
position faction
The COMMITTEES on Commerce In the House have
decided upon reporting the fishing bouaty abolition
bill, BY vote Of ave ysas to three nays.
Both Houses Of the Legislature Of New Jsassy.
By . strong vote. adopted emphatic resolutions
against the establishment Of Quarantine at sasdy
Hook. and instructing the Senator's and RsprssenS
tatisss OF New Jersey In Coneres to Oppose action
70 that snd BY the General Goversmsnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

Hon. :. W. Parker, ex-member Of Cougrsss from
Indiana, died on Wednesday
lhe debt Of Spain amounts to 140O0 0O0. .OOC
reals, or about f140, ,00O, ,000
Ide Michigan Legislature have voted ais, 900 fo-
the suffering people Of Gratiot county.
Mons Catoir, veteran Of the battle Of New Or
| leans, died in that city on the aOth rlt
Ihe Coalh.ld Railroad bill has passed both houssi
| oil the Legislature Of Nsrth Csrolins.
The republicans Of the third di.trict In IN,
nsctieus, have nominated Hon. Alfred Burnhano
| for Congress.
Its reported that corn is unusually scarce tAi.
winter In Arkansas.
Tsunis Van vscEten, formerly Mayor Of Albany
New York, died there on the Sd mat
The late James Allen. Of bIiss., bequsathsd se2.
900 to the Ogiethorpe University, Ga
David Burke, OF Scriven county, Ga. b., hi,
pocket picked Of 81 400 in Savannsh On the I'd
instant.
d. W. h. Bowler, Of fFiIvanna announce, bimss;f
| as competitor of Wm. n. Amber, for the Senate
Of Virginia.
The sum cf $3.50 was contributed ia Chsrlotte..
Vhie, Va, iass week; to the Seamsn's Friend Soci-
ETY..
Tbcmas Psine's birthday was celebrated at Gin.
sinnati by torchlight procession, and by meet
ings, speeches, 4c.
The stock OF read now on hand at Galsu.. Ill.
amounts 20 q, ,0oo pigs, aud 1t 10 thought that ii
will be increased to 10000 pigs for shipment in ths
spring.
Capt j. o lfara Denny, who served With distIuc.
tion IN the Mexican war, died at his residsnee
near Pittsburg, on Monday last.
Hon. kibby Bendict, chief justice of New Mex.
leo, delivered an address At Santa 10 on e. Johns
Day, December 2Tth.
Hon. Robert II Kennedy, Of Bloomstary, J.,
WAS drowned In the Pohatcoug, At Bloomsbury.
on Friday last. lie wss seventy years Of age, and
had filled many responsible positions In his State
The Quebec Mercury says that white partyidxss
have made their appearance III thar region this
winter.
The London correspondent OF the PresbyterIaa
Banner and Advocate was personally assured by
Spurgson, on the 4!h of January, tnat he was 10
sail for the nited States on the lst OF April next
"Gsn." Samuel Proper, one Of the most noto.
rious and successful confidence msa Ia the coup.
try, died In the hospital at Newark, n. j., on the
81 inst.
Capt. J. M. 0.ey, who died suddenly ia Lynch
burg, Va. on Thursday, was ofncer 10 the Bank
OF Virginia there, ever since iss establishment.
The tobacco fever, that year or so ago, WAS 20
common to Orange farmers, has been mostly cur
cd by the very best medicne--low prices in Rich.
moEd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

FURTHER BY THs OVERLAND MAIL-Ns,v Gold Disco.
rtYH:.-four passengers arrived at ST. Louis Thurs
from San Francisco. New gold diggings bavs bean
discovered about fifty miles Northwest from the
Clio River Mines, yielding, in some instances sl5
to the pan. the coach was stopped between
Springfield and Iitton by persons supposed 10 be
highwaymen, bat none Of the mail party was mo.
Tested. About ono hundred thousand sheep were
met IN the deserts aud many had perished from
fetisue and the scarcity Of food. At the Apache
Pass, the coach encountered large piles of rocks in
tho road supposed TO have been placed there by the
Indians under Msgnus Colorado. Camp nres OF
the Apache IOdiars we're seen, but no Indians en-.
countered. The roads were generally very good,
but the coach was detained twenty .seven hours b.
accident and failure to connect with the train
at Tifton,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

WAsHIyaToS's BIErHDAY.-The celebration oi
the birth day cf the immortal Washington, Oh The
92d Of FebrRary, list, will be observed Nth rnors
than usual fctdi. The Seventh regiment, Nation.
al Guard the seventy-first regiment, American
Guard. and tie Eighth regiment, Wsshir gten
orays will make full dress parades on the coca.
sios. On that day each member OF the National
Guard will se presented with handsomely boun
voinne. containing sbe history of Mount Vernon
aud atnii Account Of the visit to Richmond, also
complete history Of the regiment from it's or
xsnlsatlon to she present day. The book 10 got
np by agsntlemsu of this city at an expense of
$o,oOo After the presentation, the oh6cers Of the
rsslment VIII give grand banquet. The order
OF United Americans have invited Hon John Nj,
nor Bolts to address them at the Academy of Nh.
sic.-N l. Herald
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

S8- JOSEPH HoDGsoE, Jg., Attorney
st LsS and General Land and Presumption Agent,
KANSAS CITY. Mo.
REFEKS TO
Hon Fl. 4. Wise. Governor Of Vir2ipia;
Professors nor and Holcombe. University ef Va,
L. Sunsliy, Pres't hank of the C0mpAonWeeltb;
james Lydns. Attorney At Law, Richmond:
L ". Purcell 4 Co.. Exchange and stock Brokers,
Richmond.
Kent, Paine Go, Dry Good, Jobbers, do.
Thomas, Hughes h Caldwell, Fancy Goods job
beEe, Richmond;
TInsley. TAFdy 4 Williams, Wholesale Grccers:
k. II. Skirker Co Wholesale GrsceIs, Rich' d,
Ii ln--oIn =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

THE SKArKRs' CaRyIvAI--It In sta.aa thu, .,
least persons were out on the Ice on the rive,
az New Haven, Conn, on Tuesday last. Tae
sSaters enjoyed perfect carnival. There was :
skahng race for $40 sde, during the day, and the
In the afternoon q military co npspy mn. an that,
ssates and parsdsd on the ice, headed BY band
Q, music. ON Wednesday y special train vas
chartered to convey the skaters to Lake salton.
saii-s iew miles from the ei'y-Snd fourteen
return trsin bought back Is car loads of pa,s.n.
gers one hrrs, in New Haven, has sold A S7s
river frozs Ip 1SS 'n'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

saoekNd AfrAiR.-At Huatipadon. Tam ~,
tue iosn uit., Benjamin Evans and his = ifs van,
out TO visit sick neighbor, leaving thar two
eaasn, e.,aa son and daughter two years old. fast
when they discovered their own houss a. s.a' noal'
ma 10 isw minutes they were on the spot, but eould
give no relief to the children, the roof n, alrssas
fallen 10, and the house in light blszs ali sronnd
me ohidren we're burnt to ashes in sight Of their
moiher. The IRE is believed to be the wort q,
incendisries, aud men Of names of Visgs sna
Esherridgs were under arrest at the date Of onr
In for nant's letter. VI oAi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

STANDING Our The strike among the
city hackmen will probably induce the Council so
to amend the late ordinance as TO appoint regular
stands for the public vehicles, and require every
hack to be there for = certain Dumber Of hours In
the day, when not otherwise engaged. Such q
change ould probably be acceptable 10 tEs hack
men, and certainly more convenient for the pubs
liz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
HIGHLY CREDIrABLs On Saturda

las, Rev FRANCIS J. BoGGs, Methodist Minister st
the Se.men's Chapel in Rock etts, waited upon sll
the masters of oyster craft lying in the dock,
twenty-five in number, and got them sign an
agreement TO abandon the opening OF oysters on
the Sabbath day. Many o. these noble fellows
frankly declared their willingness TO lend Iheir aid
Lords Day 10 carrying Oh the oyster traffic, and
requested that the Mayor Of the city should be
applied 10, TO enforce the State and city laws
against all others that might hereafter be unwil-
Iicy 10 hL indOn the practice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

~ IMPORTING Flour From LIVERPOOL. Jstroi.
,' .ripuns says that John Young, Esq Of Mon.
Ireai mas purchased At Liverpool IL, 500 sbls a.
ps;nne ls nour at fifteen shillinss per bbl, to bs
be pot down at Quebec at cost Of only about &c en-
per ooi., exclusive of insurance, The above shn.
.h nhent 10 thonght to he Oswego a5ur, which vii
n mus nave made two voyages scross the Atlantic
i;vae coaie, at present prices, import iour from
Detroit" P'0"' "uu even 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
/ III E DISPATCH.
MONDAY MORN me. ..VEBaUAgY- b,e


psAfH OF Az OLD CsrIzEr.-The death of Capt. r
W. seaeury, OF Norfolk, has been noticed. He
was commander Of the privateer brig Morpeanus.
In the var of 1912. The Argus, 10 a sketch o,
him, says:
having given up following the SEA. he settled an
mere ehaEt In North Carolina. He was an ant,ve
pontician, being " hig OF the straitest acct lie
was ~ independent as he vas bra ye aud in tba
tSwn 10 which he resided in North Carolina he wss
.ne ehiJ one who voted against JAcksou for presi.
uen'. nc was storm patriot in the support Of Law
Anu osoef was fearless in their defence and WAS
.he mess ior the support of both. When IL was
.houeht tnat inhammatery Comments We're sent
tnIouEe the 10 ais to excite insurrectiop among the
saves ~ the South, he forced by frieuds and
poilticai opponents. notwithstanding his b.inr a
Vow hnSanusr. into the resp 1nsible duty of exa
iaik iD,nk the documents passing through the Post
uinco of his adopted North Car olfna home
In ls3o Captain seabury located in Norfolk whsrs
he engaged in the commission business And corn
trade. and huaily In the shoe trase Asa merchant
he was scru pu onsIv honest. and ough ssyeraI
ures meeting with reyerses OF fortune, once BE-
yond his means. his activity and energy free from
ell false pride enabled him in dus time to pay eyery
stances Of ease aid comfort though the generosity
cf his nature never allow him to ht ap up mssrly
wealth As citizen of Norfolk, he was zesloas | IA
bsh OF her prosperity every ot ect Tor tho public
good finding in him a ready and alb e supporter
His sctive Efforts Ia the political of HarIi-
son and Clay. will not he forgotten willie one big
heart beats in city. fiIs noble feats Of daring
and at tho fire on Campbelrs wharf where hs was
seriously 10 iured by falling wall. the scars OF
which he Carried 20 his grave will long bs rsH,eE.
eersd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

MAEsIAGE or RoTHsCBhD.-Society 10 busy with
the marriage of the youngest son of Baron James
de Rothschid NJ. Gustaye de Rothschli 10 about
to marry beggar. spaPk comparatively; for
the bsggar bride has onIya dowry of s40,oo0-a
mere tribe, which would not furnish a drawing
room in the fashionable style of the present day
lie marries the daughter of Joel Anspaoh, Judge
Of the Coart Imperiale here. He WAS born at
Metz, and is the only jew on the Paris bench
Mile ADspach Is a besutifal Jewess.-fa'is Corr.
Boston Tyaueler
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
GRUBBS APPEKcON, Druggists,
Agents TOR the city of Richmond
de 10 ems No niI Brc4d at
n@- Da J, HosrgrrgR.s B1rrgas

BEss UR j. HoSTETTER'S BITTERS.-
These Bitters are universally acknowledged to be q
sure preventative and cure for Fever and Ague
flatUlence, heaviEess of the stomsck or any other
like affection. Their effect upon the system is most
miraculous they give healthy tone to the ystern
remove all morbid matter. and IL fact thoroughly
Cleanse the sy stem OF all impur3 The propre-
tors, in presenting this preparation 10 the public
assure them that in no sncccsse when i. has been
used according 10 their dctatiops has been known
TO fall but the contrary, new virtues have been
discovered in t- nee. To those afflicted with any ot
the above ills Of the body, tie bitter5" o red
as a speedy and certain cure. Try them and form
your own opinion.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. JaT-dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

CLVB TICKsrs.-In searching partJ
Of negroes arrested last Saturday night for being
10 an anisvsul assembly, number OF cards were
found upon two OF them, purporting to be tickets
TO a supper of tbs "Cnion Club" each of which
was intended to admit enc colorei gentleman Oh
tho payment OF 81. What this "Union Club,
whose members are negroes, has bsen organized
for, We are unable to say, but have no doubt that
the Mayor will eudeayor to nd out this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
ssg- TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
AND No HVnBUG.-
PsTERS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
kHtEk AND III, SEHRkT

PsTERS' ISFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
kAH4, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES
This great American Remedy. containing no Mef-
curiai or kaisainic properties ezcels every thing
heretoote offered the public in its curative resto-
ratlye AID rcnovattug powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re.
medy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
But toe propriBor, who has known OF the ram ety
for twenty o6d years has known OF case OF twenty
years Standing 20 DO restored 10 perfect health and
all other cases of shorter Duration to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenge
any case of G0n0rThea which the remedy will not
prudence tnc psJt Of the patient and to any enc
purchasing half dozen bottles. snd using accord
ingly, in bis or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure: aud in Of failure will furnish additional
medicine, tree of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents and cure will Ue effected with.
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS d APPEReON, Druggists,
Agents tor the city of Richmond,
IA eTrG ~ NJ h., ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

An UNNATURAL GoyERsoR.-The Governor oi
Michigan has vetoed the bill granting six hundred
and forty acres Of swamp hnd to Mrs. Rogers, who,
besides having nine small children and onesAt the
breast, gave being, awhile since, to four children
atabirth. Az thsro was no prospect that an thing
would be drained by snch feats except "rnaternal
founts," and the State land ofice-a remarkable
number OF women with qaddriplets having already
applied for swamp Iands--ths Governor did not
think this premium for fecundity should be
offered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
sHop L1yusa.-On Friday night last

young man was seen to step hastily from Bald
wins bookstore into Main, and start In the direc
tiou Of Eth, but he had only gone a few rods
when he dropped two bundles, which We're after
wards picked up by son of Mr.. c. Ii. Lam gley,
and handed to his father On examination, is was
discovered that one OF the bundles was q costly
copy Of Moores works, and the other box Of va
ientinss. As they had Mr. BIS private mark upon
them. they were returned to him. The glitter" is
supposed to have taken the bundles while lad
was ette nding the store, Mr. Baldwin being absent
atthe time,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

FIRE.-Last Saturday morning the
floor and ceiling Of the once OF Talbot 4 Bro. in
rear Of their large fsctsry On 17th and Cary sss,
took nrs from the stove pipe and caused an alarm
to be given: Water being convsuisnt, the flames
we're readily extinguishsd, before doing serious
danags
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

DWELLING BURsr.-John Z. Micbis;s r.si,,ene.
Zone Zone eisot miles from Charlottesville, Va. vss
aes'foyed by FIRE on Tuesday evening last Tbo
nss orig'nated from detective ue, and com mepced
sa..s IN the evening, that Mr. NJ and his fan, iIv
had time and notice enough TO ssvs p..,ia iA ~ y
whole OF the contents of tbs hnnaa '"e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

FoLIoE OPIRaTIcas,-With the exc,p
tion OF an unlawful assembly Of negroes arrested
In grocery, and three drunken men foau ssleep
In the streets, the watchmen made no arrears on
Saturday night. The city was perfectly quiet aad
orderly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

TRH HIgVEsf YsF--The Huntsville (AIaA Advo.
cate says: six negroes, belonging to the estate
OF " n. Rogers. deceased, were sold on Satur day
last In MaysyilIe, on twelve months credit A boy
al years old sold for fer sl627, and l9 years old
for $659, one IS years old for 3l365, one "a years
fer $l550. one IS years (unsound) for 81 eco, an
old woman for $l6o. Total $,36l--sa average Of
near Sl927.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

rAISTT to obtain fine Picture and 1rrect Likeness
by calling st the Photograph and Fire Art Gallery
Of w. MINIS, 1877 Niain street. The small Ana
in Oh or Water Co!ors executed at his GalIeriss.
gems Of art AID are warranted to give satisfac
ton
Every style of Photograph made from life, or
copied from small AnOrotypes or Da gueI reoty pes
aud colored in any OF the vareus sy les. may all
times be obtained at the aboye-raiGed establish
ment: REMENBER THE NUMBER, ls7 MAIN
STREET, fe .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

Coon EHRvicG We understand that
while the stable Of Mr.. Joseph Fuqua was burn.
ing, on Friday night last, Mr.. Robert H. Al.
len, at the hazard Of his own life, rushed into the
burning building, unhitched the hsrsss and
mules, drove them into the street, aud thus saved
them from destruction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

CUTTING Rorss.-Fayette Brooks sp.
pssred before the Mayor last Saturday morning Il
answer the charge Of cutting rope stretched q
the ere last Friday night, bat owing TO the abssass
Of witnesses, the Investigation was postponed an,
Ill this morr Ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
ADDITIONAL RsCeIPTs II

ADDITIONAL RECEIPTS. - Tming the
month cf January, there were received by the
Richmond and Danyile railroad. 1891 kegs of nails
from the Belle Isle Works. IS ,9S7 bushels Of coal
from the pits, and s5 tons OF stone from the ChsS
.erfield quarry. There were sent To the Belle
Isle Works z32}l tons of iron, and 6 ear loads OF
ioge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

=, CAusH CoSTrEUHD.-The rule against
VT, VT :; Dslaplaas, the Fiosr Inspector, returns
soss before Judge Meredith last Saturday, was
a, is nnsii to orrow, when 1t will be argued