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The SToRn IN VIRcIN1A.-The Alexandria
Gazette thus sums up some of the efocts of the
Equinoctial in Virginia:
Trees, fences, signs and chimneys were
blown down. Aportion of the blacksmith shop
at the Virginia Locomotive and Car Works
were blown over, and we have!heard Of other
damage to property in this city and neighbor-
hood. The cars on tho Orange and Alexandria
Railroad were delayed, waiting for the Central
and Manassas Gap trains at GordonsviIle and
Manassas Junction, but these failing to con-
meet, tho Orange train camo on through, ar
irving here about half-past two O'Clock. The
Aqua Creek steamer came up an hour later
than usual in consequence Of tho storm, and
the steamboats, between this place and Wash.
ington were unable to run during the greater
portion Of the day. The ship Silv,r Star, lying
at Fowle Co.'s wharf, parted her moorings,
but was secured before she drifted off. Al
seven o'clock, on Saturday evening, the Ma.
masses train reached the depot there, having
been detained at Hendricks Cut, above Stras.
burg, in which the water was five feet deep.
The country along the line is reported to have
been literally flooded. d. - -
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Coal AND Coal OM.-We have heretofore
described some of the products of coal. In
the Druggist of this month, DR.. Foote gives
some further account of the Oil and its manu-
facture in our city.
There is at present in operation in this city
four coal oil works, capable of producing about
1000 gallons of refined oil per week. u,
The GOAL used for oil purposes is the kind
known as Camel Coal, and is obtained from
the Kanawha coal fields, and it is said that the
coal from that region is of superior quality
to that found in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Bituminous coal is not suited for making oil .
although oil can be made from it, but the weld
is small, and contaminated with napthalin and
other bodies of basic and acid nature, which
constitute the main bulk of the oil, and 50 much
is lost in the refining process that it would not
pay to make it. Camel Coal, on the other
hand, yields much larger quantity of oil,
free from napthalin, and tho bulk of which is
a neutral oil suitable for illuminating and lu-
bricating purposes. From it is also obtained
a solid wax.like body, which makes very
superior candle, and for many other uses su- u
perior to wax.
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BOYS, HELp Your MoTHER.-We have seen
from two, to six great hearty boys sitting by
the kitchen stove, toasting their feet and
cracking nuts or jokes, while their mother, a
slender woman, has gone to the wood-pile for
wood, to the well for water, or to the meat
house to cut frozen steak for dinner. This is
not as it should be. There is much work
about the house too hard for women. Heavy
lifting, hard extra steps which should be-
done by those more able. Boys, don't let
your mother do it at all, especially if she is a
feeble woman. Dull, prosy housework is
irksomo enough at best. 1t is long work,
too, it being impossible to tell when it is quite
done, and then on the morrow the whole is
to be gone over with again. There is more
of it than one is apt to think. We wish
some busy, all-day house worker, the ar
rangement Of whose house is about as incon-
venicnt as it can be, no uncommon state of
things, would count her steps for one day,
and let us have the result in miles, let it be
noted how many times she goes into the Gel
lar, to the wood pile, to the pump, up and
down stairs, and especially how many times
from the stove TO tho buttery.-Morninq Star.
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THE CALIFORNIA VINEGAR PLANT.-Dr. E. j.
Coke has favored us, says a California paper,
with bottle of beverage tasting like spruce
beer, made from a plant fanded him by a lady
from Texas, and originally from California,
whore it is known as the "vinegar plant" By
mixing certain quantity of water, molasses
or golden syrup, with a small portion of the
plant, in bottle we'll corked, in few hours,
the beverage above mentioned is produced.
Allowed to sour, it becomes good vinegar. Its
strangcst quality, however, is that it feeds on
tho syrup and water, and grows with such
rapidity as to furnish an inexhaustible supply.
DR.. Coke informs us, that from the small por-
ton of the plant, handed him only few weeks
ago, thousands Of bottles of agreeable beverages
have been made, and used in many families,
and still the plant grows on its simple food in
such quantity as to furnish all who wish for it..
DR.. Coke says it is harmless, and possesses no
intoxicating qualities. We tasted the beverage
last night; and if not otherwise informed, we
would have thought we were slipping the ordi-
nary spruce beer, familiar to ovory one.
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Departures of Trains.

lSsDnSAroLIs sI6 AND CINCNNArI-5.5O A. M; 1900 NJ.
oiNcINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYr0N-Indianapolis
saa Gieyeland, 900 M; Sandusky Mail, 500 A. NJ.
Sandusky, 4:30 ?. M; Accommodation, 500 P. M
LITTLE MrAMI-Cleveiand and Pittsbng, 500 A. M:
cleveland, Pittsburg and Bellair, S3OA. M; Colum.
% pus %Acoommodatlon, 4;40 P. M; Cleveland, Pitts.
oai1 AND MIssIssIPPI-St. Louis, 900 A. NJ; Louis.
willie, aoO +; NJ; st. Louis, $3.50 pm.
rtGTIsBuRG, COLUMBUS AND CNCINNATI (Steubon VILE
800 A. NJ; ll:30P. M. WV A' MI
oLEvELASD, COLUMBUS AND CINcINNArI-East Front
streot-o:O0 A. NJ; S,3OA. M. ll:30P M.
A. M; 1880 p. M. '0' D'po'-o'So
OoVlNorON AND LExIN0ToN-6:25 A. NJ; 2.an npM M
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GREAT HAIL-SToRM ON LAKE SUpER1oR.-A
correspondent of the Detroit ADVERTISER, wri-
ting from Minnesota Mine, under date of
September II, says:
Yesterday wo had hail-storm here that
for violence has never been eoualed. The
hail fell thick. and heavy for about twenty
minutes, some of the stones being seven
inches in circumference, and weighing four
ounces. The storm then abated for time,
and those who had the lights of glass in the
windows OF their houses broken, proceeded
to replace them by others, but their haste
availed them nothing, for second storm
came on fiercer than the first. Itlasted for
about half OH hour, and the glass that was
not demolished by the first storm had to suf-
fer. One piece of ice was found that weighed
half a pound. The effects Of the storms
were ielt only within q small space, as in
places one mile distant from this no hail
stones fell. ... ll-'-Df
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IMPROVEMENT IN SOAr.-The wife of an
American Agriculturist ha, been experiment.
ing in soaps, and finds that the addition of
three. quarters Of pound of borax to pound
Of soap melted without boiling, make saving
Of one-half in the cost of soap, and three
fourths tho labor of washing, improving the
whiteness Of the fabrics; besides, the usual
caustic effect is thus removed, aud the hands
are left with a peculiar soft and silky feeling,
leaving nothing more to be desired by the most
ambitious washerwomau,
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"BoBBIsG AROUND" MIR. and Mrs. Barney
Williams, who have been "bobbing around"
Europe for q year or 50 past, and who ar
rived nome by the Persia, have, it Is said,
nettcd about 600 during theirtour.
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GS- The New York Herald classifes the
Charleston Delegates from that State as fol-
lows: Dickinson, 26; Douglas, 81; Seymore,
s; Guthrie, 9; Wise, A; Hunter, A; Cobb, i;
Holt, /, buchanan, 2: Orr, L.
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Arrivals of Trains.

iEDIASApOLls nogs CINcINNATI-s:4O A. M; 35 p, MI
oiScISNATd' u HAMILTON AND DAYToN-y45 NJ; lGI7
Pm. ~ '''' 'io r. M, iV1o
m,1I mmAaiETrA AND CINCIsNATI-lO20A A. M.;9:l5PA.
Ehio AND mIssIssIPPI-7:l5 A. M; 200 p M: IO.I ~
oo'iNdroS AND LExINGToN-lO:20A. A. M; 7:O5 p. M.
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G4r Horace Greeley, now in California, is
broken out all over with boils. We thought
it likely that what he saw in Utah would
make his blood boil.-LouispiNe Journal.
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TO CONTRACTORS,

OFFICE OF CINCINNATI GAS LIGHT AND CoKE Co., :,
CINCINNATI September 10, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEIYED at this office until the Sd day OF October
next for the furnishing and laying Of about one mil
lion and quarter of bricks. 7T p
Proposals will be received for the furnishing anu
laying, both Jointly and separately. -
Plans and specifications may be seen by APPLYING
to the Engineer, at this office, from till "a. NJ
sep20tt WIN. L. CLARKE, Secrttary. o.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

0. E. NEWTON. M. ~.
OrFIoE--No. 90 West Seventh street, between vine
and Race. REsIDENoE-No. 68 Seventh street, DO
ween Walnut and Vine. OFFICE H0URs--1& 70
P, M; ~ to ~ r. M: toSP. M.
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20" Nothing is talked of in Paris but tho
armor of Mile VeStvali in tho part of Romeo.
1t is of aluminium, cost 10000, and only
weighs four pounds. That worn by Madame
Pasta, in the same part, was of fine steel,
weighed thirty seven pounds, was made at the
royal works in Prussia, and cost nearly $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

- FOR RENTING store t3ouse on
ZEE nth between Main and Cary streets, formerly
cccnp ed BY Messrs Stea. MS 4 Rrummell but mo 0
recently by Messrs SteaIns Tnurston. The loca
tiyp of This property 10 80 we'll kowu, that IL is
de mad unnecessary TO enter into particulars re-
srectiug it, Appls to DEACdU,
ia l7-lw Pearl st. next t. Exchange.
~ FOR kENT-A small T. ouse in sgd
~ ney, with stable attached. Price IS per
smith Apply to CAUTHORN.
ia l7-3t
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Lord Napier has officially requested the British
aovernmsnt to cohfrr, or refnts the statements
made ia the London letter to the Boston Adverti'
ser, respecting his psrtisan relations hers
The reported disbspdment Of Rev. Theodore
Parksr's Society, In Boston, 10 coutradictsd.
London LISTERS say that Mr.. Morphy has again
challenged Stanton to game CT chess.
The new Mexican Legislature has elected Az
gustus Demsrsll, public printer vice, s. N. Yost.
Thomas 2. Meagher, Esq, was present and made
. speech at the sixth anniversary of the Charles.
ton Ia @ u t.MeAuhar Gnardao
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ID IMPORTERS.

NOrIOlk, va.
Have In store and u g. Custom House, go hhds
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATEDL LON DON DOCK BRAN
DY imported by thsm from John Taylor Of Lon
don nlso In Custom House. Brandies of the fol-
lowing brands: Jsmes Hennessy; 0tard, Dupuy &
20; the United Vineys ard Proprietors; sidney Ce-
lerier, and other brands. CNAMPA9NEe: Green
Seal; cabinet, in hall puts Piper leidsick; He'd,
sick Il Co, and other brands. All grades of PORT
WINES. SHERIIES Duff Gordon. Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch WITS.
KEY. RYE WAskIES: Summerdean; Lackey's
Mountain Rye; pur5 Extract of Rye Gran Funk /;
Besores; Old Bourbon County K y. and other brands
Jamaica Rum. Holland 81 in whole and 4 pipes.
.pstetter's cels5ratsi Stomach Btters. Charles
london UOkDI ALGIN. London PuR Err. Scotch
ALE in stoEe iUgs. Superior old scuppernong Wine,
(red and Whitley made in Carolina sARDISES,
in VIII ole half aod quarter boxes, ETC. etc Also 400
600 Choice HAVANA sEiARS, which were selected
IN Havana by gentleman sent out By us for that
purpose varying in price from $40 to Sl5c per thou
sand All of which will be- sold to punctual per-
SOUS on favorable terms.
BURRUsS d BRO,
Sole Importers. in the United States, of Taylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
Nos Wide Water street, Iron Building.
Ia os6.o Norfolk Va
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4 HOME, THAT Is A HOME!

"A For SALE.
Or pose to sell my FARM, in the county of Ap-
somsttox Va. contaioing $50 Acres lying Fl We miee
fYom Concord Depot. South-side Railroad, and four
miles from James river. in good iti0n tor grow
ing any Of the creps adapted to this climate. and
worthy an examination by any one wishing to pur
chase The Lands are almost level, every acre Of
of the latest sty lie and costing at least 50 900
About one-th rd is now in timber cow. nieEtly ar
ranged for the fields This land can be bought as it
stands with Teams, Farming Utensils, stock of eve
~ desci ption and provisions of every kind for the
gear.
The piass can be- divided to suit purchasers. with
good improvements both places. Possession
given i'm mediately. Address
JOS JAS. BURKa,
Spanish Oaks P. O., Appomattox. Va.
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{ RATES, TENDERS, FINE BETS OF
" SHOVELS, TONGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds of Crates,
handsome and plain sets of Shovels, Tongs and
Pekers. seven different sizes of coal Scuttes cinder
Shovels. FIRE Shoves; handsome stands for Shoveis
and Pokers: Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmans;
are Brick fire SLAMS and JAMS sets of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; TaverB and Church Bells, Oh
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others in
want of any of the above articles. can be supplied al
the lowest Northern prices. L am manufacturing
scrintion. ct my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFAOT0RY, No. 225
Main street. between sth and 9th streets. West side
Richmond, Va.
au lS--div s. d. DENOON.
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0AabvLuTIOAs, &c.

nISSO N.-The concern oil
- PRICE WATKINS il this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Y WATKINS has disposed Of
his interest Ii the stock and debts, to q NJ PRICE
who has assumed all the obligations OF the concern
aud TO whom those indebted are requested to make
payment.
The name Of the firm can be used by either part
ner, bat only In liquidation Of its affairs.
SM PRIOR,
JB WATKINS,
] PRICE, JR.
Richmond Jauusry LIST 1879, ia lin
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TssT-A bet was N ads ia AlbspysSe~ York
o. w.iresdsy iAst, that Of large crowd ofappli.
eau.s for relief the Office Of the oversesr OF the
poor. at least hslfs dozen had money 10 The Saw
tns Bank; aud to tast tbs matter. r Teport vss
atscplsssd that the Coz msroiat Savings Bank had
failed. In al instant thirteen OF ihe bsgga's we're
rashisx p,siy for the bank, 10 ordsr TO save their
nsner fron the wreck.
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EpfscoyaI srArrsyrcs--The Church Almanac fol
1850 has the following statistical summary: Do
cess.. 81; bishops. 50: priests aad descons, 1879
whole number OF clergy. 20Is; parishes, l, 995
ordinations descons, ISs; priests, 60: csndidste'
for orders 21s churches consecrsted. 81; bspsisms
infants IS $685. adults 6.0; GOT stated. 563, total
Sc 1Sa: eanatmatIons, IL ,5i4; commandments ad'
dsd ITO OBJ pr.sou, lumber, III 1858; MARI isses
GIG earisls, Il, at sunday school teachers. ID.
49, scholars Ioa 45; contributions. 81 ,26so42 90
4 number Of parishes Gin all aboui 300 have made
10 reports. Many Of the reports, too. are very
fenperfecs TIE actual statistics, are, therefore
xre..sr than those here given.
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ous Bssf pAsless-Dou't Keep n solemn psr'
Tor. into Which yen go but once - month with
r.rsos or sewing society. Hasa aronsd yonr saii
rigsrres which shall tsil stories OF mercy, hopA
courage faith, and chsiity Make yonr livins
r.ora largest ard naest cheerful ia the house. La
she place De saeh that when yonr boy bass ons 70
distant tszd, or sven when psrhas be ciiaxs to
eirsIs sissk. ia the Ioeey waters OF ths vide
ossas, the tssasSt Of the ssiii homestead SEA
seme .crcn,hs t.solasisn. hr!nsins alwsys light
hons and love Have no dapxeon abort youi
Aouss-uo room you never csea-no blinds ths'
are a.wAysshu.-k Narsti.
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woxaS's kEanrs--SwspsN Aas.p According e
. statement In the Stockholm Afsoublad, the su'
shori,ies OF the old Uaiversity town OF Upsa have
granted elective fabchises to Afty women owning
real estate and thirty doing business on shei'
own account. The representative that their votei
assist In electog will sis IN the House OF Bot ghers
or Mofcharss
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NV BusIxsss-The iumbernen aod capital
ISIS of Richmond, Maine have lately opened
ne- ersnch Of business. They have SET rueohan-
ics :, work hui.d,cc houses for ex aortation They
sntirei, complete the houses, even to the finest
of the fnish. and box them up aud send them TO
Ruston
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R0RFRT 3. DICKINSON,

m ROBERT Z. DICKINSON,
sirer No "A nj Ain street Richmord. virginia, hAv:
ia the entire Interest of EinfS5d and
Powhatan Weisger, IN the hrm Of b1nford .1
Drsnches, 81 the old stand. in the nane Of Robert
Dickinson. - .L~a.a
uuon the old arm, he hopes. by strict and prompt
Attentions. and keeping . well selected stock. 70
merjt continuance Of ths same. -. =.
gEO " DUES aERRY, who has been with tho
old Arm three years, remains with him. where, ~
usual he win be glad TO serve bis friends. ,.-ru
4 1TE0AL 70 we'll known. who respectfully s0ii-
cts call from his friends
RUBERT DICKINSON,
No rs Main strt ct.
BRINKLkY Of Bath county, Va. - 10
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rO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE Tho
~ undersigned have this day associated them
selves together the firm and SITS 10 o! POTTS
FAkLkY so for the purpose OF conducting a
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FokW hDING
BUSINESS IN tho cts OF Richmond
They have taken the new aud SPACIOUS building
doors ab lve Sanil Ayers son, and nearly %
roSite the Columbian Hotel on Cary street, " here
4,.J will keep constantly on hand full and com.
10 stock OF all such goods as are u ua1iy fosnd
Is the Grocery Rre, Including toffee. sugars, Mo-
tssses bacon, liquors. &c, &C. &C, TO vi ich thes
the attention OF their friendsan the trade
special 1ttantioa will be paid 20 tho sale Of all
A.nds of Produce. On which literal advances viii
be made RRA@k POTTS,
KrCH'D FARLEY,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
JAS MARSHALL.
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a GREAT REDUCTION In MI
fQ THE PRICE or n ATs AND BOOTS 49,

IBN
n From 4 to 20 per cent. saved By buying
MIN from J II ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
w. building.
Moie,kin Hats of best quality, 50; Do, second
quality, 5 70; Fashionable silk Hats, ~ /;
rine Caifskiu Sewed Boots, 50; Congress Cater
Boots, IS; Fins Ca ifskfn Sexed shoes. 2 %
J. b. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia,
to supply hin with handsome and substantial
Caifskin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the I'm,
precedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
& HALE &C Sd q WITS
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II AIDES! DO you want bargain? Do
IL Won want to purchase Coos rou, h below their
yalueI and Ii yon d, , 20 to GOLD sMIf, 2D5 Broad
street be l. ling splendid blenched oottons 1t 10
ana l211 CITE. they are werth looking at extra isa
Fi,nnels at Sc. considered a very great bsrgan
white Tara,an at &c. ard higher prices: LINEN
Cambria Hdkf. exc; Corsets 81; kxtension * rte,
Il springs and ali Other les at prices TO defy com.
pe.ition fancy Hair P0s, extra cheap; black and
cold silk Rrnges AT hs this usual prices; Csmoric
deries at sacrifice; Millinery Goods without re-
gard 10 cost GOldsnit 10 determined to close ont
his sto1 k there is humbug about IT. and all who
ant to purchase cheap and desi able goods, and
save money 10y the operation go TO
| GUiESHIT'S Established
;.,e lbaan Store 205 RrOad
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wEssxsDAY MORNING JANUARY u. iss'

AIsrprclAI rgARls "A very remarkable rseuit oi
piscieultars has bssu lately obtained 10 the dc.
partmeus Of the Msurthe, when, from email
rrammss Of bleak vas taken durtog the last sea
son The scaies Of this ash are used Tor making
artificial pearls. ny an ingenious process they are
reduced 70 kind Of iustrous paste called csssnce
d'or,ent, aud the french artificial pearls are
simply small hollow glass bstis coated inside With
shis paste and hiied With white wax.-Ga,ignanf,
ksaa<nafy
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Richmond. Jau LIST, 1859.

NOTlCE.-J0dN &. WILLIAMS, who
~ has heretofore had specia! interest in our bu-
sness hAs this day been admitted into fail partner
shJp and our business from thls date wdi De con-
,!ucted under the firm and style of
KEEN. BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
We avail oursei,es OF this occasion TO return our
thanks for the liberal patronage go long bestowed
upon us aud TO solicit its Continuance 10 the rev
lrm, KEEN, BALDWIN CO.
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George ". Jones, formerly q. States Bank
agent in Cincinnati, died there on the 14th inst.
lie was formerly very wealthy, but lately much
Ysiscsd.
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SPRING TRADE.
0I ISlIVV 1ASAOI'
ENTIRE NEwAND RBIsH STOCK OF
HATS, CAPS, AND SIRA W GOODS.

ELLETT WEISIGER
Will open in their elegant and spacious store, No
1877 Main street. Opposite the Exchange Bank, and
of FEBRUARY next, large, complete, and entirely
new stock o. Goods, selected With the best care
from the largest manufactures and importing
houses
Their stock will be bought Ia largo quantities,
entirely for cash. which will enable tLem to ofer to
couptrv mere, ants, their friends and tho pubic
generally. q varied assortment Of goods In their
linz. of the best quail y and newest .tyits, and at
prices which cannot fail to secure the patronage OF
the public. kLLETT WEicld sh.
Ia 7-fa
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AoRR FszscR PARDoNs.-The elemency Of the
Emperor of the French 10 to be further exercised
towards Gomez. the servant and accompiice OF
Grsini lie is to be liberated on the SardRiaB
frontier.
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m NE" HAT STORE. -
FRANK BINFORD.
Late OF the Arm Of Binford Dickinson Weisiger,
would int rm his friends and the public that hav.
ing sold his entire interest in the above concern he
is in no way connected with 1t. but will open about
the 18th Of February, at
Ne 80 MAIN STREET,
Two doors above his old stand. with an entire new
stock of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS |!
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon him
heretofore he would solicit continuance of the
same assuring the public that as fine an assortment
of goods and on accommodating terms, caa be
had of him rs elsewhere.
COUNTR MERCHANTS are invited particu-
larry to examine his stock, tbs Wholesale depart
mont will be complete. ja I'm
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KoRYURIn0.
CPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRfzu ESQ ,000i
TICK rita ONLY 80.


NOTICE no Til YUHLl As the members Oh
our arm have. by way Of purchase, bescmc the 0In
Of Of The g ants chartered By the states q sDs II
ware, Kentucky, Missouri. ana p PAT Of arerory
Msury. q Wilmington Delaware, we have assn an
Cd Il expedient 70 change the name Of cur ~ rnrSY
4 90 who will hereafter have the mansgcmcns ~ ".
the sparta Academy Lottery. and tho o''s'''
In ali fransectious we have endeavored 70 cona"vd
our busness with integrity and promp.n hsr-tn-
We can assure the pubkc that the trans
tered te our successor. VERY respecsn1uiy. 90.
Aurusta GEORGIA Dec. is, 1858
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL,
w ACCOUNTANT AND COPYIST,
RICHMOND, VA,
Will give his attention to wiring up iSooks the
Adjustment ana Collection Of Accounts, and Copy
ing Instruments of Writing.
Business given him will DO done promptly. with
accuracy and nealness.
The patronage of the community is solicited
de 2g-lm