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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-08
"ON WITH ruEDANCE."

Zephyr Wool Hoods the prcttest styles Of season. from
| $50 10 cts each, at FISHER n nAVEN's.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-08

STILL GREATER REDUCTION in the
Prices of ID IL y q o O IS to close OF
their Entire Winter Stock before the 1 81,
january next.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-08
GAUNTLET GLOVES.

Ladies' and Gentlemons White Kid Gloves, for Balls ar
Parties only 80 cts. pair ut FISHER &iIIANEN's
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. q ID n l. w S
FISHER & HAVEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18
EOR SALE UNlNCUMBsRED REAL

ESTATE, In 1dH VIII Vr eAShW hWo<x,nS.-
Having got the privilege from the Mayor and City
Council OF Baltimore to convert my warehouse, on
the cor of Buren and Falls streets into soap ana
Candle manufsctory. and pGrposing to remove 70
Bal .imore the ensuing spring. DOW ofIer at private
SALE tho following Real Estate, VIZ:
without the adjoining Slower Gar den lot The house
is 80 feet 'front.' fest deep. three stories hign. ni
ct for alley VI sold separate, and has ct nnected
with it, oil necessary out BUILDINGS, servants apaft
ments, stable, carriage house. &C. Ihe whole Iot
The Flower Garden 10 n. srly the same dimension.
and admirably adapted for building lct; The
dwelling was built f,r Col John kutherfoord, snd
occupied by him for several years It 10 composed
of the very best materials, is large ana
PRODUCTION Of gas water fixtures. cooking range &C
"a Aslot on Wall street in rear OF the above. 6O
4 ct front running back l40 feet. more or less his
includes fruit and vegetable garden
2, feet 'front.' running back 81 feet This situated
opposite my Soap and Candle FACTORY and was late.
" occu piec by Does Brother.
9Th A lot On Fairfield street, near 18th, close BY
Mr. Bruce Soap Factory, 66 feet front running back
l32 feet, more or less on which there is good two
house or Seap Factory. IL is capable OF manufac
turing vs. $50 lbs per month, and offers good op
portuuity for man Of small capital.
nos Two new Brick buitdfBgs on fraukiin street
10 front Of my factory, ~ feet front, 81 stories high
with stores granite fronts and slate roof runnina
9th. also offer my Soap aud Candle vactory.-
The building 10 Of brick. partly new. ~ fset ~ -
three stories high, with boilers achinery and tht
necessary utensils. for the trade. This factory Y
capable Of manufacturing 1000 ID. sosp Per wesn
II was established by me IN Is4z etacs which time
have carried on the business VIII soms surSess
te 2l-to 0QW ~ MGA0A1.
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DICHMOND SODA WATER AND


force, with its double set of SELF-ACTING GEN
ER ATORS. S.-The subscriber wishes to return his
siucere thanks to his friends and customers in the
city and country at large. for che patronage recev
ed for his tenure in the business and hopes by strict
attention and straight forward dealings with his
customers. TO merit continuance Of their future
favors. FRANCIS DUSCH.
B.-The subscriber would most respectfully
call the attention of his ia the city of
Richmond to the tact that he has in his employment
all the hands who have been In the employment of
Nh Mccormack, some of tbem for the last seven
eight years, and who now competent to put up
the best article of SODA WATER, &c, that cannot
be surpassed which is we'll know from the fact of
having received Diploma at the late State Fair
held in this city, where those in my employment
| had not only to compete with my antagonists in
Richmond but with other cities. have also In my
| EN- peymont competent and dutiful Drivers, who
will always endeavor to give satitfsction to the
toners in general
/ would also call the attention of my customers
in the city and country to having superior article
| of CREAM ALE, which am selling on the most
reasonable terms, and will warrant to give salts
faction or no charge. st@
| NH hI-Iat DUSCH,
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~ ARrIrIoIAL TnnTH-THn CHEo.


PLAsr6O PReoEss-G W JONES, DENTIST, having
purchased the eEclasive right for the above
mode Of making TEETH, and after using and test
ing it in the most difficult cases Ohere other plates
had failed is entirely satisfied Of its absolute supeTi
ortty over the gold, silver and patina method can
therefore with confidence, recommend it to all who
ms desire full or partial Of teeth and especial
ustn0 In this precess. all of the objections to
the gold plate are removed-the suction being pey.
feet secures comfort and stability to the 1t. aud the
teeth being 7nbeded in the metal. the food Ia exclu.
ied from unper or between them; they are there
FORE cleaner smoother. and in every respect better
In consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate TO the mouth, and the suction thereby So.
cured, he eau insert more teeth ivttoM clasps
and in ali cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
6t.
This method having been adopted and commend
cd by these standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them. The old plates Of those wishing 70 exchange
the old method for the new. will be taken in part
pay. Will of course, make teeth on the old mode
or thosa who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex.
racted by electricity for those who wish 1t.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall Ja7-ly
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RURRUSS 4 BRO,
u IMPORTERS,

Have In store and o. 3. Custom House, 81 hkde
TAYLOR's CELEBRATED LON DON DOOk BEAN-
DIX. imported BY them from John Taylor Of Lon.
don: Also in Custom House, Brandies Of the Soi-
lowing brands: james Hennessy; Otard. Dupuy b
lerier. and other brands. CNAMPA6NES: 6rcen
Seal; Cabinet, In half pints Piper beidsick He'd.
sick Co, and other brands. All grades OF POfT
WINES. SHERRIBS puff Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch WHI0-
KEY. RYE WHISkIES: summerdean; LAckeyI
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of Rye Grain; Funk,
Besore's Old Bourbon County X and other hrAnds
Jamaica RUM. Holland GIN, in whole and Z Pipe.
Hostetters celebrated stomach Bltters. Ohaflef
London COhDIAL4IN. London PORTER. Hc0tch
ALE In stone jugs. Superior old scuppernoug Wine
fred and Whitley made in Carolina SARDINR rs
in whole, half and quarter boxes. etc, etc. Also
900 Choice HAVANA Seq AIRS, which were selected
in Havana by gentleman sent out By us for that
purposes varying in price from 80 to Sl3c per thou.
sand. All Of which will be sold to punctual Der.
sons on favorable terms.
BURRUSS 3 BRO.
Sole Importers In the United States of Taylor'p
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
Nos Wide Water street, Iron Building.
II al Nor oh
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CHILLs AND FEVER, CHILLs AND
FEVER -0ne of the greatest remedies that hss ever
been laid before the public for Fever and Ague and
which have received the highest encomiums from
The press and the people. is DIR. J HOST ETTERc
tortures arising om this terrible disease when il
can be 30 easily cure Who would endure sleep
less nights burning fevers and icy ills alternate
y. when remedy can be obtained for mere trifie?
And yet hoNnmany famiiies linger out pain fn ex-
but Rulp down QuiniLe until 1t becomes az common
their daily meals, and yet they are not relieved
None but the Foolish and weak would hesitate to
procure these valuable Bitters and save themselves
intense agony.
sold BY druggists and dealers generally every.
where.
VS. Sec advertisement in another column.
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i. MEMPHIS AND WASHING

S>Ga TON TELEGRAPH LINE-This new
TELEGRAPH LINE is now open for business. II
connects with Memphis. Nash villle Knoxville
Chattanooga. Vicksbueg. Natchez and New Orleans
Attain a. Angus. a Charleston and Savannah. Mont
yomery and Mobile, in the Sonth and Southwest
and all intermediate points of Importance. From
Richmond to Washington it will be operated with
Printing Telegraph Machines. connecting at Wash.
ington city with the American Telegraph Compa-
ny's Printing Lines to Baltimore, philadelphia
New York. Boston, Portland. Bangor, Halifax, No.
va Scotia and st Johns, New Brunswick. Spring
field Troy. Albany, Rochester, Buffalo. Ieveland
Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville. st Louis aud eta
tions in Missouri. Iowa and Kansas. aud offers a
prompt and reliable Line of Telegraph to the com.
mercial aud telegraphing public
Office ir Rich:hond corner Main and Pearl streets
NH q
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e~LAw NoTICE.-hOBERT C. Nj
CH0LAs. for several years United States District
Attorney having entirely recovered his health hss
determined to resume the practice of LAW, in this
city. and will devote all his energies any profes-
sional business with which he may be entrusted.
Office with Peter Daniel, Jr, Esq, Number 5,
GOddin'a HALL. NH GIN
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SPRING TRADE.
1859
DIN J. MELLON.

- IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DUN MESTIC WINES, BRANDIES,
GINS, WIIISKEYS. &c,
NO l34 CARY ST, RICHMOND. "a.
Have in store and Bonded Warehouse, Cognac
Rochelle and Sazerac BRANDIES; Holland GIN;
Jamaica RU NJ; Scotch and Irish WHISKEY; Port,
Sherry Madeira and Malaga WINES.
4GO bbls Penn aud Ohio Whiskey
80 bb!s Brandy. Gin and Sweet Wine
20 bbis Old Apple Brandy
l26 bbls assorted Rye Whiskeys, (from l to
years oid)
100 bbls Excelsior Pure Rye Whiskey. (of which
am cole AGENT
80 baskets Champagnes, Of superior brands
Claret, Satavne and Diedist inner Wines; Curacao,
Kimmel, Krsh- W asser and Absnthe London and
Dublin Porter; Scotch Ale; Fine Havana Seaars.
Thankful for past favors. l respectfully solicit a
contir uance, promising satisfaction in all cases.
n. all orders promptly attended to.
NH 1-2m
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LEGAcY.-The Rev. Theodore Parker, Of Bos-
ton, has bequeathed his "arns"-not spiritual but
miiitary-to the State of Massachusetts. They
consist of two guns-one fowling piece, with
which bis grandfather, Capt. John Parker, shot a
British soldier at the Battle of Lexington; the
other, "king's arm." which the Captain took
from the "Britisher" after he had shot him. The
guns now in the Secretary of States Office 10
Boston, for safe keeping during the absence of the
owner.
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f Notes.-The voters of Han:
~ ever county. who are friendly to the re-
loys If the hcuss, are respectfully AID ur-
places on SATURDAY, the 2ith inst, TO appoint
six del, gates from each Maglsterial District to a
Convention to be held at Ashland, on the ed April
to nominate a candidate to represent them in the
next Legislature of Virginia.
NH l6-lwx MANY VOTERg
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- RUNAWAY.-SIOO REW ann q

aDuVe r6wAfu VIII De paid Tor the Appre
IN the city OF Richmond. or confined n ~
~ 30 mat get him again II taken out Of the DSs
for mr. man THOMAS JEFFEKSON. A. = sSs1S
u yean OF aae brown complexion fuil head Of hsiP
good teeth. feet 10 inches high and rSfhes svr1s
countenance. John IuTSsu - ~ HsSso
~ ENQUIRER and Whig will copy in weekly D.
per twice each. in 22-dts
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CPRING TRADE, 1859.
PURCEI.I. LADD 6 Co,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. l22, corner Main and Governor streets,

klCHMONU, VA.
Have now in store their SPRING SUPPLIkS OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
6WINDOW GLASS of all siZes-GA
OILS of every description
LINSEED and TANNEkS' OIL
SPERM. WHALE, LARD and SWEET OIL
INDIGO, NADER and other DYES
BURNING FLUID, CAMPHINE
VARNIsHES
SODA, SPICES. &c, &c,
comprising one of the largest aud best stocks of
goods in line we have offered. selected in
person by one OF our firm and purchased for CASH !.
enabling Us to sell them to our friends. merchants
ana Others a. low as the same DESCRIPTION oi GOODS
an inspection of cur stock and prices before pur-
chasing
1F Orders faithfully and promptly attended to.
PURjkLL. LADD 4 OO, Druggists.
NH a-d&cWlm Richmond
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n% JOHN W. GARLIcK-.

Market Place, Franklin street. Richmond. Va,
Wholesale ami retail dealer in Drugs. Medicines.
Chemicals, Paints. Oils. Varnishes and Dyestuhs.
Fancy Articles Tobacco Snuff aud Cigars. Surgi-
cal Instruments. Brushes. Combs. Soaps, Exsrscts,
Perfumery, Landrsth's Garden Seeds Also, sole
proprietor aud anu facturer OF Semples Infaltble
BAKING or YEAST POWDEKS.
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
ponnded NH I4-6t
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DOG THAT REAps.-Two families residing in
the same house in Cincinnati take the papers
one an American and the other German print.
The German has dog, species of "setter," that
is known throughout the neighborhood for bis
sagacity. When his master rises iu the morning q,
the dog marches down to the hall for the paper
and inrdridbly returns ioth The German sheet! He
never makes mistake between the two
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m Nsw spaIka uoops-Mv frs

I@- NEw SPRING GOODS. My first
supply of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived.
aHd embraces, besides the usual large variety of
TRIMMINGS, many novelties of the season. Hav.
ing been early in the MARKET and with the advan.
t.ge of new and unbrsken stock, TO select om
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles ported and am fully warrant.
ed in saying that one who wishes to buy will
leave my store unsupplied. . HIRSCH
NH Tins 2D1 Broad at
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IsnIyIruAL ENrKRpaIsa.-On the SO

INDIVIDUAL ENTsRpRIsa.-On the south
side of the dock, east of 18th street, may be seen
good plank road, recently constructed by the
business men of that island. Failing TO induce
the city to give them good thoroughfare to their
places Of business those gentlemen took the mat.
Ter into their own hands, made up a neighbor.
hood purse, and had the road constructed. Such
independence speaks we'll for those interested
and will doubtless pay in the end.
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Be PArIssr.-The Executive Commi

Be PATIENT.-The Executive Commit
tee of the Central Agricultural Society, are not
yet ready to make known to the public the site
they have selected for the Fair Grounds, bat will
do so soon they eau consistent with the in.
terests OF the Society. From what we can UNDER
stand, negotiations are being made for the pur-
chase of the grounds, and when these are conclu.
ded all the facts connected with the location will
lie published.
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We have weeks later news from Hayti. An
insurrection against the new government had al
ready occurred at the small town of Jeremie.
p. T. Baruum is about TO return to this country.
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Up THE RIxEa.-From facts La

Up THE RIvEa.--From facts lately
brought to light, there seems to be no doubt that
large proportion of the goods recently stolen
from stores 10 this city, at night. have bee ship.
ped up the canal, and sold in some of the towns
between here and the west end OF the line. The
police in Lynchburg might possibly discover some
of sutherlaads pistols and knives, if they were to
make a search. As both whites and blacks have
been engaged in the robberies, there is no telling
who are their agents to sell, but they evidently
have sharp assistants to attend to their business
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18
SALES-I859.

SPRING SALES-lS59.a
THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
mo. Pearl Street, Richmond, Vfrginia-)
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
PORTATlONa, which, added to orr -
LARGELY IkCREAeED STOCK
of American manufactures. enables ~ 10 o6er 70
the merchants Of
VIRGINIA, --s.ssssss -
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNkSEEE, and
KENTUCKY,
stock Of GOODS. not 70 be urpassed In Ex-
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNES8. in this coun-
try Our assortment consists in part Of ).
| Embroideriss Laces. Dress Irimmiags. Stlk and
Cotton Hosiery. Gloves, Hsndkis, Cfavats, Ties.
tusprnGers, Shirts and Collars Umbreilas. Para
sols. Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Hoop SKIRTS. Fer
| fumeries and Soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry. &C..
A cndiess variety Of Small wares. more parttcu-
| larly specinAd In our printed Catalogues.
/ n7F orders at ali times promptly attended %.
II ,W--f1 ssa4ss
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GOODS AT PRIME Gust -Havin,

VI determined to discontinue the business of Ls
rus Shine will sell every article in their store
at cost or less. The stock insists OF large and
varied assortment of fURNi TURE. such as sofas,
Cabiaets, Wash Stands, ia bes, Bedsteads. Mat
trasses Cribs Cradles, &c. b.; &c. Persons IN want
OF the above articles saving OF 80 per cent can DO
obtained by calling at NO "a Main 1t.
- -fo
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DUsrY srREErs. II

OGbT1 DThEETs.-NUIWItHSta th6
frequent rains for four months past the dust on
Main street yesterday morning was flying about
in such dense clouds that everybody was wen-
deriug what had become of the 'watering ma.
chine" and who would run the Niagara this sea.
son, for the benefit of the merchants, their Gus.
toners, and the public generally. The on terprise
of watering the Streets if properly managed, will
nav this sessOn. -
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= COMMITTED TO NORFOLK OITY

TO the jail Of the Corporation Of the City q
- Norfolk. on the I3th day Of Novempef, ias6.
nosro man calling himself TUM BAILY. The nj
nlgn, and weighs one hundred and sixty-0vo
Pounas; about thirty years old. OF light oomplsx-
maryland, and claims TO be born free: had On W.
hat. Mos 4 mn 81 ~
fe 9-6w 1900 ~. H.sCEsS
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The u. g. steamboat d, II. Morton. with load OF
hsy for Fort smith, was burned % tho llth last,
sixty miles abose Littls Rock
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II7H0LESALE AND RETAIL CED1R
DISEASE or THE KIDNEYS,
wEkAkNEss k1xFH oo oF Ffk4 AN4 SkiHp.


STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion. Acidity OF the Stomach.
Coicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite Despon-
dency, Cestiveness, Blind and Bleeding PILES. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neura!gic Affections.
il has in numerous instances proved highly benen.
cial and in others effected decided cure.
This is q purely vegetable compound, preuAred on
strictly scientific principles after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because Of
it's great success in most ofhe European States ts In
PRODUCTION into the u States intended more espe
caly for those Of our atherand scattered here and
there over the face Of this mighty couptry Meeting
American public. knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended 10 those perpons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use Of ardent Spirits other forms Of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, it
and quickening every nerve. raising up the droop-
vigor in the tystem.
EOTICE.-Whoever expects TO dnd this 0 bevs-
rage will be disappointed but to the sck, weak and
low spirited, it will prove grateful aromatic cor.
dial. possessed Of singular remedial properties.
induced many limitations, which the public shnuld
guard against purchasing. Re not persusded % buy
anything else until you hs1S given BOERRAvE'b
holland BITFEkS fair trial. One bottle viii
con vince you how infinitely superior It y 10 AL
Sold Ds6S Ds6Ea RGs'sk kkSphfkSekss; q H sSats; for bg
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 90.
MANuyAcTvnNa
IHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMu1TB.
PITTSBURQH, PA.
npSold nearly All the Dru1vi I'm thSs oAkv
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SUICIDE IN BosToN-A few days ago a man in
Boston, named j. N. Russell, VIII, rented a part of
his house to other families. had falling out with
them, aud Immediately after his wife took him to
task for his conduct toward them. This apparent.
ly had such an effect upon him that he proceeded
to his roSm and, with a pistol, shot himself
through the heart
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NEIGHB oRLY sPAT-Mrs. Mary E.
Moore appeared before the Mayor yesterday to an.
swer the charge made against her of striking lad
SIX years old, son OF Mrs. r. A. Probss, and of
making sundry hard threats and Mrs. Probst
was called up on complaint of Mrs. Moore for SELL
ing liquor to be drunk in her house contrary to
law. Both charges we're so clearly estab lished
that Mrs Moore was held to bail to keep the peace,
while Mrs. Probss was required to paw a 6ne.
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MILITARY PARADE.-The Mo ,tuomerv

MILITARY PARADE.-The Mo ltgomery
Guard Capt Moore, paraded yesterday afternoon
absut thiIty'hve strong. At O'Clock, the corps
assembled on the Capitol Square, when the Cap
tain was surprised by the beautiful and costly
gift of sword and epaulettes, presented by Lieut..
egars on behalf of the company. in a neat an.
propriate and well-timed address. Capt. NJ. &C.
cepted the present, aud returned thanks for the
compliment paid him by the members of his com !.
msnd, promising to preserve them through life
among his most sacred treasures. The company,
after psrading short time, marched TO the 81.
Charles Hotel, preceded by the Armory Band,
understand that the remainder of the afternoon
was spent in the most agreeable manner and that
sentiments, responses, wit and humor, heightened
by refreshing beverages made up the order of the
evening - ~
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RELIGIOUS DIrTcULrY.-The Rev. Mr.. Dsymou,
priest OF 81. Johns Roman Catholic Church, New
York, having been suspended by Archbishop
Hughes for saying in q sermon that He'll was
paved with the skulls of bad priests" delivered
sermon 10 the open air, near his old Church on
Sunday. 70 large concourse In vindicatioa Of his
course. The congregation of the Church have des
terrnued to follow their pastor, and build new
Church for him. Rev. Mr.. Daymon 10 proselyte
from Professionalism. and Is brother of Capt Day.
mon, OF the British war steamer Gorgou, Of Attain
tic cable fame.
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Go1xa AHEAD We understand that

'thSnpmmittee, appointed by that portion of the
MeVdodist congregation of Trinity Church ia.
vorable TO building new church east of LIT
street, to solicit subscriptions, have already oh.
tanned between fifteen aud seventeen thousand
dollars for the enterprise. As soon as twenty
thousand dollars subscribed the erection Of
the building is to be commenced
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A GAMING MATCH III KAssAss--Ex Gov. Rebineon,
OF Kansas, was publicly csned 10 Lswrsnce,s 9.
DAYS since, by Martha II. Conway, formerly OF BAL
timore, another prominent Free-Statc man. Ths
canas OF tho dillonlty 3 not stated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

HoRRID DEATH OF A CHrLD-Last week little
son, six years old, of Mr.. Ack. Windhan, near Dar.
lington, s. c., having seen one of his fathers
servants take drink Of whiskey ont of bottle,
and return the latter to its hiding place. curiosi.
ty induced him to seek the bottle and initiate bis
senior. The child being missed, q search was in
stituted; he was found in the house where the
bottle was bid, he was then in commissions and in
very short time died.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ HHSRY I. BRooKa has resumed
my nfs &sscEce y. of Law In the city Of Richmond.
Bank street va A1; Z. ~ 'e1..ns ~.