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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

IhE usrs.-Mr. n. D. Whitcomb, Chief Foe
tne western slope OF the Blue Ridge IL nov cover.
ed Win millions OF locusts. They appeared fret
near the top Of the mountain about two weeks
ago; and seem to be moving in 9 westerly direc.
n non: De recoilected that DR.. Smith, Of
Baltimore. predicted the appearance of these in :.
sects In the Valley duriag this month None have
yet been seen Ia the vicinity of s,auuton.
4 klspkpa fV0 \ Casrfofos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

ATBur YOUR Books Al rRE GIrr poox sroa,
where . lou may buy
Book and Gold Watch lor 8, co
A Book aud silver Watch for IM
Book and a God Chain for 90
BOOK and a Cola Thimble for I 10
Book and Cameo Pin for 90
Book and a setof Sleeve Buttons for lOo
Book and . Gold Lock.t for 100
Book and Cold Bracelet for 100
Book asd Gold Pencil for 100
Book and Gift Book for | 90
Ihis Is = great movement. which has f,r its end
me hedisseminstion of knswledge b sure To call a,
NO 50 Mainsfreet. and buy Book my y3-st
es-MANTLE DEPOT,
60 MAIN STREET.
shall open this dryS 81 White Bareges and 3 .
slack. suitable for Shawls and Maut es also ovill
ed Ribbons for trimmings
BARAGE MANfLES FOR
LADIES MI SIS RS aud CHILDREN
ZINE Narseilles Santles for Misses and Oh iIdr.p
all szss; alss. Brllisats Mautes for Children and
Raglands. White and Buff.
i00o MANTLEs FOR LADIES
VI the richest sty es ana prices to suit the coset
buyers.
EZsk1EL, Mantle Depot,
my 2-5t~ 6y Main STRAIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
eHop LlynNa Na-Yesterday morning .

eHoP LIFTING Yesterday morning q
small girl was seen totake piece of goods from 9
store door on market square, and start of. She
saw her, aud after being made to give up her PUN
der, turned loose to steal from some other place
Children of this sort are the mere tools of Older
thieves, aud when detected iu theft, should be
handed over to the police. If not advised to such
conduct, they would be less bold; and can only
be broken Of bad habits by being bound oat to
good homes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

Cry MILLs.-The large Touring mills
of the city are being dressed up and made ready
for the next grinding season, which is expected to
be at least five days earlier this summer THAI
usual. As far as we have been able to learn, the
growing wheat crop in this region Is very good
aud promises an ABUNDANT yield. Some few Of
the farmers are complaining of chinch bug, bul
the com plant is nothing like general.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

POOR GRiMEs.-Jirl Roberts, free me-
gro, % far forgot himself 40 to assault and beat
Mary Grimes, for which no vas arrested and taken
osiore the Mayor yesterday, but the witnesses be.
iog absent, the examination was postponed unsil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

~CHEAP PCARDPRINTING.-The DISPATCH
JOB ofFiCE being now supplied with TWO OF
kUGdLEs' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES. i.
prepared to furnish this description work cheaper
an" with greater rspidity than any other establish.
tsent IN this city. The largest stock Of CARDS in
the city can be found at this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
THE CONCERT at Leigh street Bapti

THE CONCERF, at Lelgh streeC bdptlSt
Church last Tuesday night, proved to be most
large and intelligent audience. Some Of the ladies
sang delightfully."-, and by their execution Of din
cult pieces of music show that they bad cultivated
their voices to some purpose. The gentlemen, too.
sang very we'll, one of whom at least would be
looked upon as bright star iu the vocal world, II
he we're to travel as a ballad singer. The music
all good, that q second concert, for the same
object, would doubtless be we'll patronised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

SENTENCE oy DEaTH.-At Little Rock. Ark, man
named Cosgr0ve had been convicted OF the murder
of youth named Lester, and sentenced to be hung
on June 10th. The citizens Of Little Rock were
so intensely excited that rope taken into
the court. room during the trial. anG threats made
TO hang the culprit Immediately upon the reDdi-
tiou Of the verdict, provided that verdict WAS f.
yOrRble one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

HARDEN, THE WIFE poIsoNsR.-The trial OF Hare
d len for murder iD Warren county, N. Y. will rot
take place till September the Board Of Freeholders
having refused to order a special term in July
Great efforts are being made to create feeling 10
favor Of Harden, aud there are many Who really
believe him iuaocent Of the crime with which be
10 charged. He has preached two or three Sab
baths in the Jail where he is confined, and large
numbers of ladies have focked to hear him. Har-
den says himself tina. he 10 entirely innocent, and
preteuds to be earnestly engaged In study, design
ing, when liberated, to prosecute his ministerial
work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

! MARsIAsYs Rev. Philip Courtrey OF
Chr rch Hill. one Of the Oldest aud most popular
Methodist Divines 10 the State Of Virginia, has
performed the marriage ceremony for 1880 cou-
pies, since he WAS ordained minister. Is there
another minister in the Old Dominion who hai
united in wedock an equal number Of PERSONS
We think not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

UNION FAIR.-At Mechanics Institute
HALL the ladies are holding Union Fair for the
benefit Of the Manchester Baptist Church. and
are Offering many inducements TO our citizens to
call and patronizs them. visit to the refresh
ment tables will be well repaid by the delicious
Ices aud other delicaeies there, while those who
wish to purchase fancy articles, will find the stock
an admirable one to select from.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

y,oy AND STRANGERS IN THE CITY, are respectfully
invited To call at the Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lery ofG w hINNIS, NO ly7 aain street. opposite
cimeus ou exhibition in every branch of Photogra-
pby-where the art be in its utmost perfec-
tio1 my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

MANUFACTURES OF New JERsEY.-New Jersey
ranks As the fifth State of the Union in point Of
manufacturing Industry. The number of estab-
lishments in the State were POT, employing .
capital OF t22 293, 2Js, using raw material Of the
value OF $22,0l1 sIl, employing 29,068 males aud
was 80 364 7io, and producing . total value OF
manufacs sursd articles estimated at $39, ,s5l ,256.-
The census of 1850 will show q large per centage
Of increase upon these figures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

PosT OFFICE MArTEss.-Perry county, Pa, IL re-
esssbiished, Hall appointed postmaster Q. M.
Bishop is appointed postmaster at Rowlesburgh,
Preston county, Va, vice James Hooten. resigned.
james NJ. Nickel, Jr., is appointed postmaster at
NicaeiPs Mills. Monroe county, Va, vice James
NJ. Nickel resigned A. B. Auit tis appointed post
master at shrewsburg, Kanswha county, Va, vice
J. b. Malone, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

The POLLS at Henrico county court
house, and il the three Wards of the city, will bs
opened this norniBg at 5 o'clock, so that the
voters will have fourteen hours in which to de.
clare their preference ut the ballot box. Weun-
derstsnd that all the commissioners and Couduc-
tors nave determined to use their both sff)rts to
prevent fraudulent voting. Every voter shoulj
therefore be prepared to show that he is citizen
oas lived in the State two years. and in the coun.
" or city one year, and thus enrure his rights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

IHsrALLATIoN.-T Rev. Wm. J. Hoge, Of Vir-
gipia, was installed on Sunday evenidg AZ asso.
ciate pastor of the Brick Church, New York. The
installation services were performed by Rev. DR..
Clark, Of 23d street Presbyterian church, as mod.
orator Of the Presbysery, assisted by Rev. DR..
Krebs and Rev. DR.. Potts The sermon WAS by
Rev. DR., Spring.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

SPRING CHICKENS are selling in the
markets at prices varying from 25 to Az CENTS and
scarce at that. Many of The little birds brought
to market, are smaller than full grown partrdges.
and some of them scarcely half feathered. If
our neigbborhood farmers-those who scratch
over a few acres of poor land and reap only shucks
and nu6bius-woud turn their attention to the
"cultiva'ion" of poultry, they would soon Ind 1t
more profitable crop than corn or oats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

bed by his nephews, and by his niece the RarO
ness of Buiow. He inquired several times after
the King of Prussia, whom be hope to again
before his death. He has beqlea,hed great pors
,ion of his books and instruments to his former
travelling companion, Sey ffarSh, who was servsD,
to him for the last thirty years, aud who IL now
aiso nroxtrate ed be- illness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

TBRowIsG srosxs. "A negro boy, for
throwing stones in the streets, was taken before
the Mayor and sentenced to the lash IL some OF
the white boys who engage In tho same spo IT. were
similarly treated by their parents, they would be
cemplsined of less frexueut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

Distur Dances had broken out IN the Ghetto OF
Rome during last Passian-wees, the mob accusing
the Jews of having urdered Christian child.
J. Newton Floyd, recently convicted OF murder
at Charlotte, N. G has been ssntsnced "a be hong
on Friday, the 10th Of juno.
Nicholas spnuts was dro~aed 1t Point Peasant
Va, last week, By Eiling overheard from steam.
ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF CoLoRED MsN.-The
c0lored people OF Chicago, At . meeting on the
rs b uit., which was very numerousiy attended
adopted resolutions declaring IL the imperative
duty of every free colored man in the United
States to omigrate to Hayti, AID appointed CON-
i,tes to open = correspondence on the subject
with that Republic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
THa OBSTRUCTION ON 18th street m

THs OBSTRUCTION on 18th street con-
tinues to be great eye sore, aud the city should
'ske steps TO remove 1t at once. When the new
wheat crop begins to come in, this obstruction
will prove serious inconvenience to comm issiop
mercaants and millers, and ought not to be toler-
a'ed An arrangement might and ought to be
MADE with the contendiug parties to give the
Puoiic the use of the streets, without imparipg
the right OF either If this were done, the con-
tes, in the courts could be continued without de.
triment to the public-but if no such arrange
ments can be made, then the city ought to have
the street condemned, and thus remove the cause
of Inconvenience
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

NATunAL'zED CIrIzsAs are requested by
she Commissioners of Elections to take their pa
Psrs with them, when they got the polls to vote.
~ .a,s plan 10 universally adopted, much delay
may be avoided, aud great confusion prevented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
The SUBSCRIPTION for the erection of

lHh UUbstRIPTIUN lOr tnN 6reCtlon OF
new church on Broad street near goth, has reached
$4,000, and partial arrangement has been made
to purchase the lot adjoining the residence of Mr.
Greanor. The location is an eligible one and ite
convenient to the residents of Jefferson Ward, bu.
1t seems to US that the South side of tho street
would be preferable, inasmuch the edfce would
then be within the corporation aud of course un-
der the supervision of the Mayor and his officers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

BALLOON IN LAKE ERIE.-As the steamer JEFF
ferson wac passing Erie. Pa, on Thursdsy after
noon, Capts 10 8. Bond discovered, some 1--WE miles
from shore balloon three miles in the air, rapid
ly descending to the Lake. The Captain ordered
the propeller TO be changed In her course, to
bear toward the descending balloon. The small
boat was sent cut and made fast to the balloon
when tug came out from Erie and tock t ash ore
There were two persons in the balloon, one OF
them being Mr. Lynn, editor of the Erie Dispatch
When the balloon struck the water the basket
sunk so as to almost submerge it's occupants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
PREysa1s FOR THE MAssss.-Ssnd,

at the Mechanics Institute Hall, intends distri
outing among his visitors tonight, a handsome
assortment of jewelry and silver ware, as remem.
brances of the liberal patronage extended to the
Panorama of the Russian War for the past four
weeks. Last Tuesday night gentleman who paid
fifty cents admission received very pretty silver
set, and many others obtained presents almost as
valued. Get your tickets to-day, and thus secure
chance for some of the pretty gifts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

CAUTION AGAINST STEEL HooPs-In Camden coun-
ty, N c near South Mills, terrible accident g.
CURED during severe thunder shower, on the af
ternoOn of the 20th inst poor woman who had
never until within the last few dsys possessed a
hoop skirt, Was made present of one by lady of
fashion, living nesr her. She had placed 1t on one
of the posts of the bed, where her two children
were laying. The house struck by the light.
Ming it passed through an open window to the
post on which the skirt was hanging, burot 1t to
ashes, and shiverAd the post into fragments. aud
nearly caused the death of her two little ouss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
LINE ARTS.-Messrs. W. SATTLER

LINE ARTS -Messrs. W. SATTLER
4 & CO. have the pleasure 70 inform the art low
ing public that Mr. kNOEOLEk, successor TO 0ou.
oil 4 Co. New York. has this day consigned to %
large and select assortment Of plain aud colored
GRAPHS. They will be on exhibition and offered
for sale on Friday. Saturday. Monday and Tues
day, the 18th, 18th. 2ist and 32d Of March. only.
great portion Of the collection being samples
only intended for exhibition In tho southern States
dealers inengravngs and the public in general are
respectfully invited 10 visit us daring these three
DAYS in order 10 have Opportunity to examine
and select from the whole collection.
large assortment OF the Sngravings will be kept
by In future. and orders for others promptly a.
tended TO.
Particular attention s called to the PHI otographs.
the most beautiful specimens OF that art yes ex
tant WIN SATTLE6 kW
mill Artists supply store. e Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

Coop JuMpISG.-A great Jumping match came
off ut Avon, N. Y, on Thursday last, for $780,
The jumper was Robert Way, % years of aga. The
wager $3.50 side on thirty-ssven feet at three
standing jumps, on perfectly level ground. which
he did with Ease In addition TO the abo' q be
cleared twenty ty.seven feet and one inch at Two
standing jumps, and at one single jump six teen
faa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

GERMAN NATIONAL SINGING FEsTIvAL-Ths Grand
National Sangsrfest OF the Germans, is to be heId
from the 11th to the 18th of June, at Baltimore-
The singing associations from New York. II is
thought, will numbr l6, aud mako an aggregate OF
3o2 vocslists; and from Phiadelphia 10 sesississ
with an aggregate of 323 vocalisis There VIII be-
sides be present one or more societies from New
ark, N. j; Harrisburg, Pa; Richmond, Va North
Grange, N. j; Wilmington, De Washington, d.
g; Georgetown, d. c.; Easton, Pa; AieJsn-ria
Va; Petersburg, Va; Pittsbnrg, Pa ;uumberips jp
all 804 from abroad, with 220 from Baiti.s-e-
making .024 singers 10 all. This uumbar VIII be
considerably increased before the event.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

Tar Hoo MARgsT, PaosPEcrivELy - Parties IN the
Cincinnati (0hiol market are said to have offered
| 10 make contracts to sell hogs, to be delivered
next November, at $6s4 q 2 net. The "Priee
Carreut OF that city, says there are buyers at 10
TO $6E.
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sa~Esxsg LxaoHns.-I have just 70.

aEsA LE2oHAs.-1 nave just Ke
oe.ved, by Adams Express. fresh lot OF Swedish
LRkCHEs. whish will Do applied upon most reason
able terms.
r. e-CGppiug and Leeching promptly attended
To- Os be found at all hours OF the day, at the aiI
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and 81
nv 15-ts r. q. HOBS0N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

RAILROAD TRAIN FIRED INro-A letter, dated
State Liue, May 18th, gives the following account
of disbolcal act upon The line of the Albaoy and
Boston Railroad: There was an occurrence, last
evening, in this vicinity, that might DO called
strange. Henry .Deyoe's train running East was
fired into-the bali passing through the windows
opposite each other-the seats near said windows
being occupied by three gentlemen passengers"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
NAyoR's Ccupr -Tb

MAYORS CouRT The Mayor will hold
90 Court in the City Hall this morning at o'clock
At sun.rise he will dispose Of the prisoners 10 the
station houses after which the police efieers will
be put on strict duty to preserve order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
FREs NEoRoE,. Who oonor,

. FREs NEGRoEs, who congregate here
from other portions Of the State do 20 at the risk
Of their liberty, the Husting Court have deter
mined TO graut none Of them registers. aud the
State Law suthorises the Justices TO punish them
when caughs here without the proper authority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

TAKtsG TOO MrcH-Jacob King aud
Thomas johnson imbibed rather tree ou Tuesday
night, aud q consequence fell into the hands of
the police. foi which they were taken before tho
Mayor yesterday and by him remandsd 70 Jail In
default Of bail for better behavior 10 failure.
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4
TIE MOST EXALTED REMkDy IN tn n
WORLD
Has cured. and u DOW daily sdectlng the nest
- Gsxsordinary cures Of Diseases, % which huQantty
smlcted ThCusapds. who were hith1 TITO gu0oriSG
dnSsr sns mest inyeserets dseasss, and yhsch vGe
oeemcd beyond the skin Of medicine have bean
wonderiuliy restored % health, tY ths uss Of tAs
TisM. SYpHIIfy pfa rPr u isvhHYvvvsHs Yv0asHHs EaSu14
sCROFUL<'U5 ARRECTIORs, and "a al diseoses
resalfS1 tfoM tnpaysty " Gas bood ts H. unsurpaac-
Cd Dy ang medicine IN medical scisnco
BY thoroughly purifying the blood and 0touaoh
ana Strengthening and repovasn9 every orann ok
the human systsm, IL neces..rily eurcs alf ShoDs
snch = LIvnR gvMPLAIST Nnev0Qt zIf6:
ON Tue SKIN. CHRONIC 1kv1R Ash AGG1.
and all other diseases which are veil kn0Yn - sx.
ist from the Ab0ve causes All that n anksd q
fair trial. which will assursdly convince any on q
the Incompatible efficacy of this remarkable pgS-
paraticn in curing the dissases for which Il = r.
commended For particulars call an6 get d.
scriptve circular. Prepared by
J w BORROW 3 90,
Practical and Analy tioAl CAe0iGel
Yor ssis In Richmond by Purcell, L1dd B o.,
DR. " 0srlick. Waring ! PsArcs. and Druggist6
Honorsliy. - m l-sR
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gaa~ WITH sHown

BATH -Gentlemen. if you wish to get ur
heads shamp soned with thet shower bath. would
ed Wac yCu TO call 1T the Hair Cutting ehaving,
sbampoouing aud BathiAg saloon under the Ame-
ricsu Hotel Entrance on llth street. Single bath
Is cents or five tickets for 81. my 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

DON PEDRO RAILhOAD.-A letter from Rio TO the
philadelphia Ledger, signed &C. j. H." speaking
OF the d IN Pedro Railroad, says:
Dit Jacob Humbrd aud my self have bought oui
all the interest OF Mr.. Geo. Harvey, so that PenL,
syIsania mas four, or, you may say, pe out of six
parts AS hir. FL. il a. native of pennsyivania. al.
thoug6a a resident Of Maryland. Virginia now
has oBly one stolU
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exrREFRIGBRaToRs.

REFRIGER4TORS. cheap! cheap!
WATER COOLEHS
WATER COOLERS
SEfn WEIR BATHS
ICE ChEiN FREEZERS
ICE PITCHERS
Perfors wishing any Of the above articles will
ind large assortment, at vEsY Low PRICES.
Thus A BULkLkY,
my 6-lm 1877 Main street,
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IA PERLR AND RUBlS CHAM.

LPA6NEs The undersigned have been appoint
cd sole agents for the United atates ard Canada Tor
the sale Of the llYAMPAGNE WINES OF Mcssfs
JLcoura Corne Co. ct Chaions sur. n arne. France
We present their Wines 20 the PUBLIC under Two
brandt pNmely: Ia PERLE and kUBIS
The ''PERLkr Wine 10 of exquisite nasof ss'
's Ths aRUBIss 10 tine Cat met Champagne. of >
hs.rss,i rnhy color which h natural to yhe wine
AZ - ale from Grapes Of the choicest selections.
Tsr salc st wholesaiein In Richmond. only by
DUDLEY Co.,.
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seo sAEfoan'a LIVER IsX .aoaAros-.
sacsnss @ kNtaALI IRON SUE.--Is a mild and ef
49, -. ssthartie, acting Hrst on the LIVER Ia
Ees. iss aloi oia matter then on the stomach and
fSsIr sna carries on all matter that prevents
bai,a. pn ny asti.a. aud thus stre. CITIZENS and
best tvspco ~ co, t.S,piIiy ana 70 The
LLVER tNNlG0R ATOK
pUkiflES Tng 6LO0n AoN aho
pskIkLEs THE ELOoD
RVRiflES THE BiOUD
QCRks LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES 2lCE hEAIACHE
CURES DlSpEPSIA
CURES COSTlNENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
. CURES CHRONIC DIARRHO.R *
sesd by all Druggists, ie 1sGsm
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LARGE HAwk.-A letter says that q hawk meas
suriDg feet 4 inches from tin to tin. was killsd
last week on the farm of Rev T. E. Jeter, In Hall
fax county, Va. The same letter, speaking Of the
tobacco crop, says the plants are smali, aud that
the crop in that county will be Q short one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

POISONED WITH WHIsKEY.-At North Buffalo,
~ Y, two small boys about or years of age,
we're sent out by the father of one to buy pin
Of whiskey. The little fellows, initiating the ex-
ample OF elder persons sat down and partook libe.
were found dreadfully Intoxicated and i'll, AND
were conveyed home, and one died during the
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26

Wm Peace, Of Raleigh, N. O., has subscribed
$4,000 towards the establishments IL PTesbyts
risu school in that city.
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. CIVIL DoCKET.-The Mayor will try no
civi. warrants to-day, because OF the State cleo
,ions and the crowd OF persona that viii assemble
as The City Hall.
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- LEE & PLEAsAHTs-.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice In the Courts held in Richmond Henrico,
GoocblaHd and Hanover.
AsNotaries Public sud Commissioners OF Deeds.
&C. they authorised to take Dispositions. Affi
Wits AGA nowleag gments OF Deeds, Powers of Attor-
Eey Bills OF Sale, dc 20 be used recorded IN the
several sta.es aud Territories Of the Union.
ONCE en- lIIh ST. Sd door from Main. NH Fly
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DR. HxPKEES, TO-DAY.
~ SO pairs Fancy Cashmere Psnta
i 100 Fancy and White rtArseliics Vests
Al WALK En- CUss,
l03. corner Main and is.h scsssa
mvsf Richm0ad, Va
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RRs~ WILLIAM P. MaYo,
Late OF Bin.ord, Mayo Blair is interested in the
hnsintsso
WATKINS If FYChLEN,
Where he III ay .ways found prepared TO offer his
friends ami those Of his late firm
LARGE, ELEGANT AND ENTIRELY
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
nay Him