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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-12
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TIE 0reae neuahsxn Ae~
The srssa sosts rem the North seross . ~.
city ard pasvills, 20 ,hs South, nsss 49,. =, ~.
nsss popular tAeros ghfsrs FOE tsfeess .A,...n
tween The MsrtA and sessh. ~ .c.r,rr
the heastalnl ed solebstees eeame -
which nss bsswees the head Of VIZ 80
The Msastaias- frss from swAmps. "si. - ..~
dcsasy pine basrsas which infsss sue 49, ~
ssl ftea deep cuts, short curves, seaas" .1N
auwseoss bridge which lengthen, resafd ano 'n'
eeeass The rick 90 the transmontans and p'sds
nsee lisss further West.
Atlanta Il sAsunsA 70 b the great point Of hs"'
rcd csasseston 10 The Southwest. We snnoen-
cd nv days since that the Soath Carolina Lesn.
latsrs bod chartered company 70 baiid raa'.osa
fsA csasmbia to Hamburg. distance OF nny
miles. THIS VIII dininish the gap between co'
ls.eta ssA Atlanta, and greatly facilitate our
sesseetioa With the Georgia system OF raifoaoa'
Bet. . pet shorter lice 10 chartered. An ar "os
rod iron Atlanta, Go, to Anderson Court HOUSE
.. O. b ssthorised, apd the company 10 organiaed,
aaAa recent meeting determined to 90 on via
tie eatsrpriss 1t sn early day. They also deter.
niasd to coulter with the South Carolina All me
kAilroaA Company, ia order TO cooperate In their
Iahess. ~ shis road to Anderson Court House,
~ 0t0ooV1fe Ioo0 10 SS0oettys nuo soouSv ~
snothse chartered read to Chester, and thence BY
the Charlotte and sooth Carolina Railroad to
Charlotte, vs have . nearly direct line. This
will b the most direct line that 10 yet proposed
fen Atlanta 70 the North and the route will be 10
oil ether respects the most agreeable.
There 10 yet another route that must add i'm
mssssly 70 The travel and the business of thii
Lire. This route 10 the North Carolina road char.
tsesd 70 divsrss from the North Carolina Central
sithse at o. shout Salisbury, aud psss west south
wsstwardiy towards Chattanooga, where it will
connect with the reads terminating there.
Without this last, however, the roads authorised
10 Sosth Caroline, will, With the gap between
Daovills and 0resnsborough, N. G, filled mp,
make the shortest line for through Southern
travel. That this gap will be filed up, and the
South Carolina and Georgia air line Roads already
authorised Be- built, We have not doubt. North
Carolina may refuse her consent for q time but
she viii ultimately yield to the dictates Of sound
policy sad the demands Of public convenience
This measure will Be necessary for the retention
Of the through travel upon her roads She has
lost largely already. The Virginia aud Tennessee
Rssds have diverted an immense travel from her
Wiluington route, and no ono thinks Of the
crooked route by Raleigh.
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|nISP ATCE
- STEAM POWER
PRIN TlNG OFF, CE
Corner Of Aaia and Thirteenth Streets, Richwosd.
JOHN D. HAMhlERSLEY CO., Proprietors,

This establishment {being the most complete Prin
terry in the SOUTH both asrcgards Types, Ornaments
&C., and the latest and most approved Machine
Preses) il daily turning out this finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such a.
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, EOHES, POSTERS.
F CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, EANDBILLS, &c
~ Particular attention given to fine work for
Banks Public Offices, insurance. Railroad and Trans
psrtation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DIpAVCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS, BILL HEADS Small
Circulars Labels, &C., 10 capable Of turning OF LOO
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patront
Of this establishment TO obtain this description
work Ut the shortest possible notice.
AH Prices reduced in proportion to the iscrease q
tpsed.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
coored Inks executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the propTietors
Iafely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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THE BENEFITS OF LIFE INsU

i RANCE-The undersigned. Agent and Attor-
ney for THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY Of Philadelphia. paid on yesterday. a
5000 Policy of Insurance On the life Of the late
Moses H. Robertson, of Chesterfield county. to the
receipt Of bis widow, Judith Ann Robertson and
that of his Executor. Samuel Taylor, Of said county
Ofher instances too numerous to mention here,
could be cited relative to the various amounts thar
have been paid by the above named Conpany to
the citizens of this city and stste for LIFE lNsU-
RANCE twEite persons and slaves.) Fiery man
shout insqre for life for the benefit Of his wife and
little ores-or other dear relatives; and owners oil
Hdres should insuYe them, as the only protection
agsiHs loss In of death.
For Life Insurance. (white persons and siaves.)
Superior advantages usual red by the hte-
rican Life Iasa7anee and Trust Company.
Call aud set pamphlet containing the rates ana
particulars offered b. this Company on the lves OF
WIFI e persons aud Slave Insurance circular FREE
# charge. e, Il sRlCkE EN-.
General Insurance Agent. office on Pearl
Street Just henw Exchange Hotel, imme-
diately next door to u. D. Eacho.
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DR.. Bright. physician extraordinary 70 Queen,
has lust died in bis 10Th year, after few days III
ness. He Vas the leading authority for 81! anec'
tions Of the kidneys.
Bella Squires aud Mrs. Mary cromsc, whose uni
ted ages amount 10 100 years, and who were mar"
ried at Hartford last week, rejoice in the present
possession Of q children.
Over x70o have been raised In Atlanta, Georgia,
for the widow aud orphans Of Calvin Webb, po-
licemau, who was murdered there lew DAYS
since by q man named Choice.
Louis Napoleon II said to be an excellent boxer;
q first rate equestrian, good swimmer and rows
we'll.
Charles Lever, the distinguished novelist, has
| been appoint ed her msjesty's vceconsulat spe2'
Eia. ..4
In Russia the right of literary property belongs
| to the heirs of the author for twenty-five years
| after his decease.
Capt. A. X. Long, U.s.. N, of Carlisle, Pa, was
| honored with serenade when tie news OF MS
"restorsticn" reached there.
| Madame Anna Bishop 10 singing at Juiiens
concert in London.
| A stirring, but troubled spirit. has been ordered
| ont Of Berlin, Ivan Golovine, name not unkno~
| IL Russian politics.
Mr. Thomas Crompton, the lancashire (bughsh)
paper maker, died recently, worth between ious
| ard I've millions sterling.
| H. A. Gartrcll was recently elected Mayor o.
Rome, Georgia, and DIR. X. q. BLACK, mayor VI
| Americas, Ga.
| The city of Macon, Ga. has subscribed $so,oco
| to the Macon and Brunswick Railroad.
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rAmIRIcAN SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT ABB oAp.-
Every American must feel his heart peat WIN priue
when he reads the late speech OF Hon Mr. Bright,
p. in favor of introducing the American form OF
goysrnuent-at least as far as representation IL
concerned-into Great Britain. The honorable gen
tleman was loudly cheered by his constituents ana
never more SO than when he illustrated one result
of Republican government. by exhibiting speci
mems of those handsome handbills and posters. &c
printed at the DISPATCH JOB OFFICE. J ID HANAEhs
LY Co. Projectors.
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s@- TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY

PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DlSEAsES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
cural or Balsamic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative. resto
rstiye and renoyating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
medy will cure the above diseases, and contounded
when they have ocular Genonstr OF the facts
But the proprietor who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years. has known OF case of twenty
years standing to restored perfect health, and
ai other cases of shorter duration, TO be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case of 6onorrh0ea which the remedy will not
cnfe provided the directions are carried ont with
prudence on the part of the patient and to any
purchasing half O dozen bottles, aud using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees perfect
cure; and in of failure. will furnish additional
medicine. free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents. and cure will be effected with.
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
QRUBBS APPERs0Ss Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
do lO-6ms No. aOI Broad st
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- Loor Our-Bn IN n,

- LOOK OuT.--BE IN TIME III
you want good Picture. wArscN is selling off his
stock Of ne Cases at cost. he will shortly pro-
coed to Europe. and II you do not wish TO be art;s
tically humbuged. go to him. for he gives Jon q
true picture, warranted TO give satisfaction. At
Whitshurst old Gallery. IT Main rtrest. Richmond.
He puts Pictures 10 Medaiions for rs cents His
Gallery and Fixtures for sale. de ls-fn
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Northern markets-(BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK Jan H.-Flonr hisher-stats g. SEQ
bunyant-red 81 oi(li Is white 81 35aI.4s Corn
| hirher-raixtd IA, yellow So Spirits Turrentine
| curl and unchanged. Resin buoyant at 72@75. Rice
/ auiat Cotton depressed
| BALTIMORE Jan II -Yiour kigher-Howard and
| Ohio seas az. Wheat-market bare. Corn higher
| - white 73(I73. yellow IS.
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Richmond, Va, Jan ist. 1880.
NEW COMMISSION House - Tit
VALUABLE FARM IN NEW KENT

COUNTY. FOk EALE.-I ofier iof sale priyAIy
ward, lying In the lower end Of Nsw Kent. tSo
miles from Barhamsvills, on what called the bsc
Road. 3 miles from the junction OF the fork ana
Pamunkey rivers. and within thre~qasrters OF Al
hours ride to the best sh and oyster landing and
nine miles from the Courthouse. II contains tsaS
Acres about half cleared, aud 10 in fine stats d
Improvement: producing we'll Of usual rrops. The
improvements are good-censisting VI large
Dwelling, containing rooms. IN good order new
kitchen. barn, negro quarters. &c The society .
very go d. iosation healthy aud well satsred A
great bargain can be had In this fArHn. and viii =
shown 70 any person Wishing 70 rrrchsse, 81 nj
Woodward, living on 10. and aay farther tntormAr
y RBLYNB.
Land Agent and Auesseneer...
Once In basement Metropolitan hAu
) NO 16-1tav1m
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- VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
RE8IDHNOu. At THE CORNEk vI sTH
AND FRANKLIN eTRkET6. FOR eALk.-Ws
are authorised 10 sell the valuable residence 81 tlS
late John N Patton, ksQ, located ~ ABOVE. The
los has front 81 l0l ices on 9TH street and frcnt
Of l3u feet on Franklin street The swelling u veil
built has asi the modern impFovsments. besides
cellent staha aud carriage house. The location Tor
the merchant OF professional gentlsnAn, se0usl 70
the best " thts city.
Torfuftksr particulars apply to
CO. DIN . APfhhenN,
d lk-ANlm Ancss.
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BALLoTINa- FOR MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR.
BosroN. jan ll.--In the Senate, to day, Mr.
Wilson received IS votes for U. s. Senator-scat-
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THEAKIZ0NA BUBBLE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Mexican Central Ame-
ricsn Colonization Association has definitely been
resolved Into the Arizona, Mexican and Central
American Association, 1t IL under stood It will be
supported by prominent southerners and New
Workers. who are said to be negotiating for and 20
have already purchased, certain grants 10 Arizona
to be colouized Gen. Hennin9ser, their Grant
courier, will take out next summer, large Oooy
Of men.
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DlArn OF "Fnsf PRIvArs."-Ths Mobile Regis
Ter, OF Saturday, announces tho death Of Charles
Fisher, the New Orleans Picayune's "Pirst Pri.
vsts" CORES pondsnt, and q very pleasing writer.
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UHlsxp sfAsEs W. Sfra.-This case, TO ~nico
aliusson y made 10 our local column, vas term''
mated q 10 O'Clock last night. The accused was
remssded 10 be tried for mall robbery, before soe
eavt II q Caurt
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FATAL ILLNESS.

NORFOLK, Jan. lf-Dr. Thomas Williamson. on'
Of the oldest surgeons Of the Navy, was to.day
stricken down by appoplsxy. There IL no hope
his recovery.
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~ LIIH SIZE PnoroaRAPHe.-

H~GncRaa B. BrzzL, Dentist, OHc
and residence No. 81. Main. between 9th and Sc
atrants Richmond Va. my My
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
49,, - - 60
eGPORTHD FOR rHE ..D1gRATtBs
CONGRESSIONAL

WARRINGTON, Jan f1.--!NMdte. --Mr. Mason, from
the committee Of Foreign Relations, reported Z
bill empower the President 70 use the army
And navy against Mexico or any Central American
State. for protection Of the rights Of American
clti~sns.
The Pacific Railway bill was discussed until Cd
tournmeut.
HeaN.--The resolution Of last sessiou, landing
Com. pauiding for the arrest Of Walker. Was ta'
bled, Aftfr rejectiug several amendments for ths
purpose Of censuring him.
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ELECTION OF U. 8. SENATOR IN MAINE.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 1l.-Fessendsn has been re-
elected o. 8. Senator from this State.
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DURE SALPETRE; pure Grouad Pep
Per; Allspics; Mace. Cinnamon; Cloves Nut
Iure h "a s--s'-s w POLLARD
je5 Druggist, 18th street.
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Tar KAxsAs ourRAaEs.--It Is stated thss the
a. c,essTy Of War has refused Gov. Msdarys sp'
p,tcation for United States troops TO intsfIete
Inc X snsss troubles. Col. Gunner has been or.
dsred from st. Louis TO Fort Teavenworth, to AID
BY his coun,sI and presence, In the event Of far
Their outraaes.
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oaah AssA fbesx-ptststor Of Nssieo, r. ~.
0eesly 1aseesee1 ~ sstaes 90 The Leland al 81,
ytesAS ~ tteeV1
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named Hundley, was
killed on the Virginia sud Tennessee Railroad, on
saturday. He was drunk and staggered on the
track ct Big Spring, before the advancing train,
the COW catcher striking and tearing off enc side
NJ hia had
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TIE ANNUAL MEETINGS OF THE
49, MARSHALL AND HENRY COMPANIES. will be
heId Mt their room on nth street, under Lee PEA
sants' Office, this (WEDNEsDAYl evening. at Ga
O'cl lck.
t:cnlarly requested appoint proxies TO represent
ths,r JAS. X. LEE.
10 I1-t Secretary.
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eupDxx DxArH.-Judgs Msrchbsnks, while hold.
ting court ct Manchester, Tenn, on Thursday last,
fell dead ON the bsnsb.
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TaEAfxS.-7M Marble HsaH.-To.night Mr.
Hsrkins takes benefit at the thea tire, and hai
selected for the entertainment Of the public, that
beautiful drama, the "Marble Heart" Astounding
In good acting and thrilling situations 1t Is from
the French, Of course, aud hassb it that CHAIR
which only French play has. Mrs. Phillips ap
pears In the leading femaie character, and the
beneficiary plays Ferdinand Voltage in the second
part Of the play. The entire company 10 vel
cast throughout the rest Of the parts.
The pretty little comic psntomime, "Dsme
frot," by the troupe Of clowns, 10 very neat lit
tie thing, and quite an attraction, and all the
more 90, for the very comiesi performance of thai
baby clown In the comic role Of "a Cat" The bill
On the whole 10 very entertaining one,apd should
ali the house, aside from the claims which . very
Assiduous and popular young actor may have OF
the public.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF D. II. HARKtNs-
BENEFIT OF d. II. HARKINS.
TIVE Art pIky AND

COMIC PANT0MINE,
BY THE CARLO FAMILY.
ON THE SAME EVENING.
Oh. HARKIES Az FERDINAND Voltage.
SIG. CARLO as BOBBY TROT.
MASTER W. CARLO AS THE APE.
MASTER a. CARLO AS THE COMICAL CAT.
DAME TROT TONIGHT.
sECuRE YOUR SEATS EARLY.
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A MOST VALUABLE TARM FOB

A MOST VALUABLE IA B n FOk
"A SALE. ~ MIIks BHLOw nICHnQNp-,T
am authorized - cell Of ths most 49,.
IL miies ffom the city. containing about 10 Aefss
Ths land h h tho hiehs.t state Of tm2sSssms r.
timss and nov yislds heeviey pyoet 10 10 cwnss.
than any other farm Of IL size tn shat lection. -
improysmAhts are handsome and te1sfmhy 49,
tis,nan doinr business In the Guy. ~ - hsanny
society very good and water Aeuraant 1na bJs ri..
u nerldom nim aa,ssay $3.50 ncs: ~ Is IN
nssrket A bargain can be had. and the ply n.H
showA % aay owe Whaling y psssnssssi VIZ W.
lsnA Anent snd Aectianssf,.
+ 0@cs r. ~ hAsensst II he hstE0Sehss nsss
10 l3-3lAwsN
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Tas BURNING OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT MoN.
JAsAL.-Ths cennagrstion OF St. James Church
ct Montreal, on Tuesday, has been noticed by teie
graph. The Montreal Gazette says nothing what
ever was removed from the interior. The altar,
all the appurtsnances thereof, images, pictures
vsstmsnts Of clergy, &C., were all destroyed. AT
nidnighs the belfry was living mass Of fire.
The bearings Of the large bell gave way and it
came to the ground with tremendous crash,
ringing - Il fell, tho clspper having struck IL
three times. Tho roof had previously fallen, and
the flames belched out most furiously. They ass
esndsd to . great height, illuminating the city
and the whole surrounding country for miles
Nearly one hundred cords Of dry tsmarac wood,
which had been split aud packed away for the
wiutsr's use, 10 the basement, gave immense body
to the flames, whose roaring could be heard at q
great distance. Shortly after the roof ignted the
draught caused by the fre rushed through the or
gan pipes, and IL toll, emitting diutinct musical
feunds, thus playing its own elegy. An immense
s0neourss of people had gathered to witness the
spectacle, and the general impression was that.
had due eKertion8 been used, the IRE might have
been ssbdued before it had finished its work Of
destruction. The church Was insured in the Lis.
srpool and London insurance ONCE for f6, 000.-
Beyond this snm the loss 10 severe.
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WAY VALUABLE ISvEsrIoS.-An Ingenious en-
ginssr 10 Euglaud-Wm. Kemble Hall-has in-
vented safety apparatus which completely does
away with the occurrence Of steam boiler explo.
sious. The insufnciency Of water in the boiler is
no longer fatal to the traveller for the operation
Of this invention renders explosion from that
cause Impossible. Neither can the IRE boxes and
A1ss become injured. Such an Invention as this
should be Investigated by ell who use steam ia
their business, on no matter how limited scale,
and tho directors Of steam travelling conveyances
eve h to the public to ascertain its merits and
adopt II II suceessful. Hiram Haines, Esq, Con-
saiting Engineer Of Petersburg, Va, as we learn
from the Express, has received the appointment of
gsosral agent for the disposal Of the right to use
this invention in the United States.
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ny-Ir you desire to have your Portraits well e4
ecuted, employ REFS Co.. Main street, opp9site
Governor See the new style-the Pearl Ambrotype'
taken by these Artists only Price, IN case conps'e'
Oh cnnts and itnHArda.
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M VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTU-
49, RAJ SOCIETY A meeting Of the Execu-
tive Committee of this society is requested on
- ~ presidant LYONS CDIMMOCK,
;.iaas Sfc'y We AS.
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LOST.

Cd 50 REWARD.-Lost on Satur.
AGAA1ay night, between the Old Market and
yIn slreoa one white Poodle DEG: The finder viii
get the above reward by leaving the Dog at
NEWELL i PEAkSON's Carpenter Shop.
ia l2-3ts On 20th street.
r OST.-Between 3oddin's Hall and
IL Main st, several BONDS, enclosed in blank
envelope, and made payable to me for the hire Of
servants this year. Also. two Bonds, with the last
quartz ~ for 1853 unpaid The finder will DO suita-
biy rewarded by leaving them at the Dispatch
ifhcs Persons are forbid to trede for or use the
same. ia I2-3t* THOMPoON.
T OST.-Lost on Monday last, two TEN
IL DOLLAR BILLS. on FRANKLIN or Main streets.
ANY person finding the same aud disposed to retui q
them will be literally rewarded by ,,o,r.
III Maf
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palADguI AyrAlx--A MAN CRUsHED TO DEATH
On Saturday afternoon, about half past 2 O'Clock,
Q man, supposed 10 b named Sullivan, came to his
death In shocking manner on board the steam.
boat Delaware, belonging to Alderdces line OF
stsansrs, plying between this port and New York.
The vessel had started from the wharf, below
Spruce street, on her trip TO New York, when the
machinery Was found to be DISTRACTED, and an exs
animation being made, it was discovered that
man had secrstsd himself among the machinery,
With the intention, IL 10 supposed, Of getting
free passage 10 New York. When found, the man
US not qafts dead, but in few minutes he ex-
pirsd, Without being able to tell his nsme or how
the shair hsppsned. The body of the deceased
presented shocking sight, his skull mashed in,
his jaw and cheek bones broken, and his back
broken and bent up 1t appeared q II the force
Of the maehinery had pressed bis whole body into
aspAee Of only three or four feet. lie WAS CONE
fKSAbly dressed, with pilot cloth bapgup coat and
black pantss and had in his pockets . counterfeit
half dollar, . few pennies. . pocket comb and
locking glsss, and pair of buckskin mitts. He
vas about ave feet eight inches In height.-Faila
Lede~.
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Mir Buxs..-The rice mill Of r. e. Chisholm
Co.. IN Charleston, a. G, was destroyed by FIRE,
with 5000 tierces OF clean rice, on the 9Th inst.
fxsu $50 600
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
- tion which has been in successful operation foI
the last foe years. is situated On
CHURCH HILL, BIC lM0ED, VA,
In delightful airy position, And is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pH'
tents and the successful treatment of disess.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 70 the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find it inconye-
nisft to be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the lviHGa ~
Suards which ara peculiarly commodious.
TERMS:
(Fcvdbss on the remerdl of the PdticsstO
White patients. per week.-....-..........S6
Goiofed CO. -, '....'.........::..:....:
Private Rooms, ..............S7 to SIS
~ City acceptanceg required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known to
one of the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
snce Nursing aud Medicine. By an arrangement
with the Infrmary of the Medical College. small
additional fee ranging from 81 to 800 will be chsrg
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertained beforehand by application to one Of tbs
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received forless than week.
The undersigned will give their personal atten
ton to all patients placed in their Hospital.
AYTYUDlN9 PHYSICIANS.
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SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY.

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sToax. "a Main street. Received this day choice
rejection of standard and miscellaneous works, sncn
ss no library is complete without. Call at the GIT
Book Store and gel a good book and an eleSaht:pre
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