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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-03-29
NEW FOUNDERY IN uILLsDALE

NEW FOUNDERN IN tIIbLSDALE
TUNHE subscriber having opened Fouudery in
Hillsdale. is prepare 70 furnish CsSTTNGS ofar
kinds and Of best material hc country affords He
hasaIso on hand. and made 90 order
PLOws OF THE MOST APPROVED KINDS
SCRAPERS. &c. and MI kinds Of castings used on the
farm elsewhere He Is also prepared and ready 90 do
any kndOf Job In his lino matter what. whether 10
Sc Zriddle the largest kind Of machinery on
short noica and reasonable terms. Please give me
call Foundsry on Rail Road t2pposite Chambers
Rememberitis sPARRoW's FoUNDERY.
HENRY SPARROW.
Hiiisdale. May Gath. 1858. msy2syi
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TIN Is GREAT JOURNAL OF CRIMB AND CRIMI-
1 nails isin its 18th year, and is widely circulated
tn the country. cOntatns all the Great Trials
Criminal Cases. and appropriate Editorials the same.
together With formation Criminal matters not to
found ia any other newspaper.
- Inscriptions, s2 per annum; 81, forsix months,
TO he remtted by Subscribers (who should write their
names and the town, unity and state where they
side, pia!nyA TO Il. SEYMOUR.
Editor Proprietor of ftheNational Polioe Gazette New
York apr2s'57yl
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rT Republicans, remember the Town
.hip Election next Monday.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, NESHGs, &C.
rnpMuR,s smOHTl

Tr,r subscribcr having purchased the stoc and traae
ors ~ GLASGOW. L. prey frcd 10 tnrni ah ~, % ci,-
Ions ofIlsialo with All necessary Family yarclesin
' TIE
eSrOcepv and kSFOUisiOn Line
4'' ''' FLOUR. MEAL mud GRAIN.
MEAT MARKET
q. .l ,iti tho store Fresh nd Salt Meatscon-
stanGv on hand.
M a. - n - "a ts5- +. CLARK.
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g. osbionablo nranorv and Tailorinr.

nv sr tNTON : TIFP ~. J JACK'0N. MOI ~
1,site Mich Central RJilrosl Dcnct. General stage
o1i,a at this Housf.
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n ABROAD SrREEr, HEfWEEN MANNIN" a -
* wcst streets The ,rAsahcr t7h's 70 rela,n ~"
siCsra tflnl., L, those frrnls v}o have favored him
80, their patronage the same time limo, Z" can
l.irattcn hon TO the and wc selected stock oi
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, NESTGS, &C.
II has lost received from New York City all OF which
anxious 10 sell at tho west price or PATTERN or
axe 'g 20 Garments af NAV suit the purchaser
-" Cutting done on III own yon'ed ana n!roE." @
lotto most B.-tn Apprentice wanted. ,
UiIIslqIa. oct 18th, 81. h' ~ -.
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DENTISTRY.

EsZ J.J. STEADMAN, RESIDENT DEN.
{t1vvN TIsT, will attend TO all calls in his pro-
- fession. He has removed his ofieo to
ms Block. over Ames' Book store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

SUBoRDINATES ACT AT THEIR PERIL IN
OBEYING SUPERIOR OFFICERs.-A point OF
naval law developed during the trial of an Of
ficer of the Brooklyn Navy-Yard was, that
while the rules and discipline of the navy ex-
act from inferior officers, the most absolute
obedience to the mandates of their superiors,
not even the order of the President himselfean
Justify an officer i'll doing an unlawful act
And If in obedience to such order, an unlaw-
ful act be done the party executing the order
is himself liable personally for damages or
other consequences of the act. This point was
es stablished by a decision of Chief Justice Mar
shall. made while Jefferson was President,
who held that an officer, in obeying instrnc-
zion from the President of the United States,
acts at his peril, and is isanswerable for damages
in case these instructions are not warrantedin
law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

CAPT. JOHN BROWNS WIFE.-Mrs. Mary A.
Brown. wife of Captain Brown, now under
sentence of death in Chariest town, Va, arrived
in this city yesterday morning, from Philadel-
phia, intending to start for Harpers Ferry IN
the train this morning. In the course of the
afternoon, however, she received a dispatch
from the North requesting her TO return i'm
mediateiy TO p odelphia, and she left again
thirty flve years of age, very tall and mascu-
line, and evidently in great distress of
mind. A letter from Charles town, published
in the New York Tribune, gives the probable
reason of her return. Itsays that dispatch
from Boston was received there on Saturday
morning by Mr.. Sennott. 1t said: "John
Browns wife wishes to go on and see him.
Can you obtain permission for her - This
was answered affirmatiyely; but when the
matter was mentioned to Brown, he direc ted
that this message should be Immediately sent:
"Do not, for Gods sake, come here now. John
Brown Bait. american, Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

SEEKING GANTNTRoDUcTIoN.-T Bishop of
Bangor, since his introduction has been max
ing himself highly popular. A short time
since his lordship, while on his friendly visit
ing excursions, accompanied by beneficial
clergy man, entered the house of an humble
cottager. when the following eolloquy took
place: Clergyman-John Jones, have called
to introduce the Lord Bishop TO you Bishop
taking him cordially by the hand d)--Iow do
Won do. John Jones / hope you are in good
health John Jones-Thank you, my lord, I
arm very we'll in health, and as comfortable as
laboring men generally are. Mr.. -- has been
rood enough to introduce your iordship, per-
aaps your iordship will DO good enough to in-
trodnce him to me, for never saw him IN my
house before. -Carnarron Herald,
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spECIAL NOTICES
,hc Whole Afflicted World Read
Va = hTESTfNONY OF A LADY AFfEh -
HnnkkRS or SUFFERING, 49,, ,~,h
} o""N NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April iSth.

-, ,hc whole Afflicted World Read
VA LrSTTNONY OF A LADY AFTEh 81
InkRS or SUFFERING, ..r,, ,e,h
lrn"N NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April iSth,
,f.t,rs Tglce J. sfat'
~ .r, hmm afflicted with RheuHlat,sm. st tunes.
.l'rs .l'a re-el(ah sear-i viii he htts wears ot age
tsfb n. fhiS month. Inc sftrchs "e9e4 tu.ues
ta1 ta1sfvSre rs 20 render me helpTSS, hsNe tF.eo
- = ,s remedies 10 very little effect, last Ucte,
w. - attacked 10 shoulders, SIDES bach and
eeI y cof, n pai rest dss or njght. could not
Hfs. -, nart of m, fS,y without cry ing with pam
i..t.s t,7,e / aiSN tired many FemedieS, tntefnai
- oxtnynai without receiving am retiek WAS
81 81 s.sf eav,s,t3 intr, HAMfIoN'S NhoEE AbLf
p IltrI-RE: before / had taken one bottle OF
3 80 ! teU tuuch isstter. ard IS continued tax
Nbs,' fet SireuEth e0snRg Intn my back and
.h- 80 ara mr. stomach sfreakthened and revived
$3.50 have taken ave Bottles, and am much
t.,,v trss egsr expected 10 ~. intend te use
sEa.,,,er need Il. ard would recommend 1t to
I Usa.stea hrheyiR2 it 10 Ike uReoualled.
'H' - ,,rs kLs5ABgra bAGwELL.
49,, ~ferfuf- E N9srhTGS:
at.-- Ms Fuzaasth Rsswell IS = lady Of the
t~,t rrsrrrishilI'y. wealthy and intiueutial-ihe
&c IN her case speaks volumes IA favor ot this
'+s,gf T.urlEre Several other persons Ne
S,, 'e.r6 oi have derived sreat bene6t from IT'S
20 sr4 have dsy anxious lnquirers to know when
=. ~ receive another sHrpis. We expect large
- ,[ 4 from tie present demanI. and want You
~ send rs a EEK as soon as possible,
'yasys. TYLER 4 ApAIK,
s~-, 10Th. Northampton county, Va.
a Cal Su5 rct Pamphlets ard see cures.
81 m rTBCELb. iAnD 4 CO. Richmond /;
t. r5 COOK r. frcdeTicAShUrs; hy all the Drug
81 n Peto7Slarg: hy MORTIMER 4 NOW
EgsN Rslf!more; and b, DRUGGISTS and Shop
.scqe7s every where. 81 per bottle SIX hotties.
s5 &c St-~dScwts
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"a 4 Good Medicine I've cali the attention
of our readers h. BAKERS CELEBRATED
PREMIUM bITTERS. From facts which have
come under our personal knowledge are salts
ned that this preparation Is the best remedy for
the diseases enumerated. such as. Dyspepsia, Dys J.
entery, Nervous Headaehe. &c, ever manuiac-
tured. II certainly Is, IN our opinion. the most
successtul-rarely, il ever, missing its beet
backed by hundreds of certificates siven by reliable
Fentiemen well known III this State: besides, 1t is
A Virginia medicine oi Il ears standing and ema-
mating from gentleman of the first nosltloa and
standing IN society Try it by ell means.-NOrfOtk
Va Erdn7faey.
! hese BiTTERn can he had of all the principal
Druggists in the city OF Richmond and elsewhere
la Virginia. no3-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

RA To Tobacco VI Manu t a cturer s.--We
have made arrsng gements with Messrs. Nlusser &
Coleman Ia make and sell their PATENT TOBAC-
CO PRESSES, with movable RETAINING PR ES-
SIS. and are now prepared to make them at short
no; &C. We call the attention of all manufacturers
oftrbacco 20 them. We claim for these machines--
lst. Labor saving.
2ti. The work is done better.
3,i. The SINAI! space they occupy.
4th. The immense saving OF money In the outlay
for machinery.
MIA Il tobacco is set by one of these machines
il from three to ave minutes, and relied of in the
retainer to "A side track, and allowed to sta2d
long as the manager wishes. II feuough of the re-
ta-ners are procured, the tobacco can stand for
hours n the mills
We refer 10 Aiessrs. Palmer & Allison, A. Dill,
+. l.ottier, J. b. Royster X Co, Tnrpln x Var
uraush. E1TENGER EDMOND,
Manufacturers Of Portable and Stationary Engi ginea
and Saw Mills. Cary ST., Richmond. oc Is-lmA
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:. r,rntt,e,e who nrr in ,he enie,ment

- Even these who are i'm the enjoyment
- 1Trfrrt hcstth frequently have need 20 have re-
,..sr ta tap5cs sS pTeven,lveS ot disease. We are
r,gef DO Sel armared AGAINST the assaults of 1.-THE
st4.' NeSb lS heig - - Such tnvtg orator they
"a, hn2 m n(SfETTER'S BiTTERS-a medI-
--c thNf cannot he taken regularly without giving
is!t, gnd elasticity To tine system. At this sea
en- Particularly. ihe stron~ est sn8n rs not proof
s.nsi the H3siarsa. in certain sections of the
-sIatr,. In ajl eases of fever and syue. the BIr
-s-s 5 more potent than any amount of quinine,
w. 'he most danseToIs cases Of Mti'ous fever
,t ta rs wonderful properties. Those who have
f-ct flf medicine VIII never use another, for any
M tie ailments which the HosrSTTKR BiTTrRs'
1-stesSes 10 Sulauc. To those who have not made
r-e eNP, T.Weut. We cordially recommend an early
4rrIlcsunH to ihe blTTsKs, Whenever they are
,..c4eH lV diseases Of the d estIve orzans
sd b, drusAsis and dealers generaliy, every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

A MIsER.-The N. o. Bee records the death
of and old miser, named J. Il. MontaIsn, who
was found dead in his shop a few days ago
The deceased had been a resident OF New orr
leans for over forty years, and was engaged In
selling birds and eculating In eggs. The
Bee says - He was eccentric to the extreme
on some points, and has brought several claims
against the city of amounts from S5uu,UuU to
81 .5Ue.u00. One of these was for discovering
supposed cure for cholera, another for furni-
ture alleged TO have been destroyed by mob.
and another for properly belonging to Am
used in the making or extension OF streets. Rs
had pIaeards in French, Spanish aud English
hung up lin his shop window, Offering these
claims for sale at enormous prices The old
man died of lock- jaw, alone, in his miserable
little retreat 1t is believed he has large guam
titles of gold and silver hid away in his shop"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

ARRIVAL OF Col. STAMBAUGH IN UTAH
Authentic Intelligence received in this city an :
nounces the arrival at Salt Lake City Of the
newly appointed Surveyor General of New
Mexico, Col. Stambaugh, of Pennsylvania.
Col. Stambaugh had entered upon his official
duties and had been well received by the Nor
mon Church authorities as well as by the fed
eral officers of the Territory.
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~ The Grea. virginia Remedy, and NO

HUNBUG.-PEIERs INFALLIBLE REMEDI
FOR GCNORRHKA. AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASEG.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no MereurIal Balsamic properties, exeels
every thing heretofore offer red the public, in its
ratiVe, restorative, and rehovating powers; and
the medical world are astohlshed when told that
the above remedy will the above diseases, and
cenioanded when they have ocular demonstra-
tuas Of the facts. Bat the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known Of case of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health and all other cases OF
shorter duration TO be restored. without single
exception, aud therefore challenges any case of
tionorrhRa which the remedy Will not cure pro-
yided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient: and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, IN has
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and Il cure will be effected without lncon-
venience 10 the patient. Sod by
APPERSUN & DUPCY. Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
An s-smr No. 2Ol. Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

ENGLISH PATENTS FOR ie55.-Ehe report of
the Commissioners OF Patents for invention,
shows that the number of applications for
provisional projection recorded within the
year was 3,O07; the number OF patents passed
thereon, 1884; the number of specifications
filed in pursuance thereof, $50; and the num-
Der of applications lapsed or forfeited, 1,bi5.-
The Artisan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE.-Ol the 2Sth uit.,
John Hinch, who was employed i'll feeding
rollers at Tuckervilie Coliiery, in Swartara,
Schuylkill county, Pa, was, by some means,
drawn through the rollers headforemost. His
head was crushed 10 a shapeiess mass, and his
body stopped the machinery. The corpse was,
with difficulty, extricated from the rollers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

A DENIAL.-Ralph Plumb and his brother,
s. Plumb, of Operlin, ia letters TO The Cieye-
land Leader, deny the truth of the statements
made by the negro Copeland, in his contes-
sion, duplicating them in the Harper's Ferry
affair. They deny that they ever gave Cope
land money, or that they ever had any CONVEX
sation with him ia relation TO Brown project.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

THE USE OF CANCELLED BANK CHEoKs.-
s.We note a little incident says the New Y York
Evening Post sof recent occurrence, as warn
ing to those keeping accounts with banks to be
more careful of their Cancelled checks and other
papers from which their signatures may be
initiated. young employee OF banking
house was seen leaving the place with a Can
celed check in his hand. One OF the members
of the firm, upon questioning him closely,
learned that the boy had met in a saloon, the
evening previous, man, who, after getting an
inkling of the extent of the business of the
firm, offered to pay the boy 800 ii he delivered
to him one of the Cancelled checks of the house"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-Mrs. Mary Kuckler
died on the 18th of October at Clarence Hol-
iow N. Y, under circums stances which in
duced the suspicion that her husband, ply
sician, had poisoned her. The body has been
exhumed, the contents of the stomach sent TO
Buffalo for analysis. and DR.. Kuckler Is "
prison awaiting examination.
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na Kidney and Rladder CompIain,s.-Th

na Kidney and Bladder Compla ints.-Tbe
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Con plants Urinar, DISTINCTIONS, Leucor
rhopA nr Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Pfnstrstion ami Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
HURNE'S BUCHC COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable 70 walk have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. it's
pre- pared by Chemist and IS pronounced by nledl-
BCCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
8 small bottles 50 cents. fresh supply just re-
ceIyed ty FiSHER& WINSTON, Druggists,
le I4-I2m Lam street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

MORE BROWNS IN THE FiELD.-A letter
from gentIeman near Brandy Station, Cui-
pepper county, Va, says: "That on last Sun
day night week, it was ascertained hat three
white men, strangers, all armed, visited the
negro cabinsl (belonging TO a citizen living in
that neighborhood,) at late hour, asking
questions of the negroes, as To the names OF the
proprietors of adjacent farms, whether they
were at home, the number of negroes on each
place, and, finally, if they did not wish to go
off under their escort.n The facts are stated
in order to induce proper inquiry and proper
caution.--AEe1. Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Cit ECH.-A Missionary Committee of this
Convention met in New York last week for
the purpose of providing the appropriations
for The support of the missions of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church throughout the world.
The total sum appropriated is ss26l, 100. includ
ing SlO2, 100 to foreign and Sl59,0UO to domes
tic missions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

CoNvIcTED.-Daniel Fallon, who killed q
sailor at City Point in May last, having been
put on trial at the last term of the Circuit
Court for Prince George county, Va, was
found guilty and sentenced TO six months i'm :
prisonment in the common Jail and required
to nav a fine of $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

FUe.-At an early hour yesterday morni ng,
fire was discovered i'll an unoccupied cham ber
of the old Wall Street Hotel, and the prom apt
means adopted were successful in preyen Il ng
serious damage. 1t is stated that Il fire ad
been made in the CRATE the night previous. a nd
left burning Probably the room was tn as
accden tally set on fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Lexington CddetS.-The cadets of the " NJ
Institute will probably visit Richmond in
few days. We are requested IL stale that Capt
Elliott, of the Grays, will receive the names OF
All citizens who desire TO extend to them the
hospitalities OF their households. Norfolk has
set Q praiseworthy example in this respect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

L. L. B{HsS.-The new Armory of the Blue ;
has been handsomely ornaInented with pic. :
lures, large mirror, and the various decora-
tions in the possession of the corps. The seen
tire piece on the ceiling is finely executed IL
is the purpose of the company to occupy it ia
F., few days.
We regret to hear that Lieut.. r. A. Toi np-
kins, popular and efficient officer, has re-
signed his commission
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

SHOCKING DisAsTER.-On Wednesday morn
ing, while a propeller was loading corn, along
side Sturgis 81 Buckingham's warehouse, Chi
cago, Ill, two men were sent down into the
bin To clear the spouts, but not returning at
dead bodies We're found buried in the grain
One of them, James Gallagher, leaves widow
and four children, and the other, whose name
is not stated, a widowed mother, whose sole
support he was.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09
JErFFRSONeS

JEFFERsoN's GEAvE.-A student of the
University of Virginia. writing from that in
siitution, states that .sno vestige of the marble
slab that designated the last resting place of
the author OF the Declaration of Indepen-
dence,' y remains to point out the spot. The Wis
itors TO his tomb, by chipping off fragments,
have completely demolished it, aud by piece
meal carried it away. An uncouth granite
pedestal, disfigured, alone remains to mark
his GRAVE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

The Schiller FestiraI.-The celebration in
honor of the centennial anniversary of Sc hill
ler's birth, will commence tonight The
torch light procession will be formed on
Shockoe Hill, near the Second Market ana
move through the principal streets of the city.
full programme of the festival may be
found in another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

GEORGIA MoTHERs--An exchange states.
that Mrs. p. Rutherford, of Georgia, recently
gave birth to a baby of fifteen pounds weight,
and Mrs. Lyman, OF the same State, presented
her lord with "three fine babies, weighing
weli'' few weeks since. Truly, the mothers
of Georgia have heavy '.responsiblities."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

A deaf and dumb man in Connecticut, who
married a deaf aud dumb woman, has had
i've children born to him, all Of whom hear
and speak.
creased the price Of their coal from a 70 -
cents per bushel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

lRtemperance.-John Heath, a stranger, CON-
pleteiy used up by alcoholic drink 5, was yes
terday committed to the chain-ga ng for va
grancy.
Hugh Mccormick. who was pieke up from
gutter last Monday night, seemett to have
been badly beaten by some person, and the
Mayor detained him with a view of investiga-
ting the matter
Jim Gaines, free negro for getting drunk and
making an assault on Freeborn Wood.son, Was
sentenced 10 the due number of stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

~ Two-0ne-seven.- - The Public are
respectfully invited TO call at my NEW and beau
tiful ROOMS, recently fitted up for the purpose of
conducting the PiioToGHAPH1c ART in all its
provements la,eiy added to the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS eoiored in WATER or OIL, from min
iature up 10 life sig, which styles combine all the
delicate nnsh Of the IYors Miniature. and the bold
and spe akiHs Portrait In oil. AMBRoTYPEst taken
in every variety OF style. u. w. MiNNlS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Ldrcsny-Mary Jane Sunderland, wife OF
Nat. Sunderland, who lately escaped from the
Penitent tiary, was discovered night two
since III Mrs. Eliza Rixs yard, stealing wear
ing apparel. and forthwith arres ted and taken
to the watch-house. The Mayor remanded her
10 be tried for petty larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Conaplipaeatarg.--The Democracy of Rich
mond are making arrangements 10 give COM
plimentary dinner 10 Roger A. Pryor Esq, OF
Petersburg. previous 10 bis departure for
Washington To take his seat in Congress. The
time has not been fixed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

Dro,eaed.-A negro man, the property of r
~. Whitlock, mpioyed as WAGNER, fell into
the Dock yesterday while attending to his la
bor, and was drowned. He was taken from
the water i'll short time, and DR.. Parker was
called, but too late for any successful attempt
ut resuscitation,
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IA. Great Bargains
F0R Cash, AT o,s

n 7 -
PERKINS & CO.'S,
No 14i, EAGLE SQUARE.
- Brown SHIFTING. Heavy, At Cd.
"a Bleached - at5u
Super. - az ~ cents .,1.
The best4 =. eyefsod here, at l21s.cts.
100 us Fast Cold PRINTS. al 81 cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at ii cents
g. p's yALtNTfAS and DELAINES, az l21z Cts
Rich Paris DELAINES, at 625a cts, worth a1a cts.
Dress SILKS. very cheap
Is Very Rlch SILK ROBES, at S35 worth : IS
KID GLOVES. as good as Alexander's at 75 cts.
Eest l0-4 cached SHEET!NPS. at p cts.
PERKINS Il CO.,
sse l9-ts No. i4i Eagle Square.