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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

STRIPED BUG.-The striped bug, when it
once makes an inroad into the garden, is the
most destructive of the insect tribe. Not on
ly cucumbers and melons arc completely de-
Youred, but squashes and pumpkins share the
same fate. Mum erous remedies have been
suggested, some of them tedious and not alto
gether eflicacious. Recently we came across
the following. which looks though it might
be preventive at least it is not troublesome
or expensive to try: ssTake a small piece of
paper, put it on the ground in the centre of
your hills, and lay small stone on each cor
ner to keep it fast; then put on it two or three
pieces OF gum camphor as large as a pea. Re-
new the .camphor when ii is gone.'' 1t is as
serted to be complete remedy.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

Two 1rishmen were one eycning engaged In
the highly interesting task Of stealing a few
peaches. Pat being the more nimbIe of the
two had climbed the tree, and was busly en-
gagged in shaking the frnt therefrom, when he
was stopped by Jamie with the exclamation
''Arrah, Pat, and shuTo have payctes legs p
''No. you fool, why do ye ask that question
We blatherhead, don't be making noise but
pick up the payches," replied Pat.
:'But, Pat, are yeas shure that payches
hayn't any legs 2'' continued Jamie.
''Didn't | tell yeas they hadn't, ye>bloody
spalpeen," answered Pat.
"Well then," said jamie, ssif payches hain't
got legs, be the mortal COB I've swollered 4
Sthraddle-bug.''
Jamie had swallowed q tree-toad.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

Col. Fremont must begin to see his way out
of the woods, in his long pending troubles,
in connection with the Mariposa claim In
stead of standing on the defence, as hereto
fore, he has become the attacking party, and
has commenced suits against quite number
OF those whom he accuses of being engaged
IN mining upon his property without license
The mines claimed by the Colonel are. .bey ond
question, exceedingly valuable; and if he
can get rid of the intruders, and hold his
claim, he must, within few years, be the
possessor of immense wealth.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

PRECEPT AND PRsTICE.-In one of the Bal
timore schools the bgs were reading from one
of their class-books STORY of noble revenge.
1t told of two lads. Pilip and Robert, of very
opposite characters. The first was kind and
forgiving, while the ther was irritable and
selfish. Philip was waxing out one day, car
ryIng in his hand cae, present from his
father, which accidentlly falling from his
hand, fell upon pitches filled with water be-
longing to Robert, whoAot listening to Phil
ip's apology, seized the tane and broke it in
pieces. Little Philip, insead of resenting the
injury, passed on. Sometime after this Phil
ip found Robert lying bsneath heavy log
which by some means, had fallen on him.
Young Philip very kindl lifted the log from
his old euemy, and assis9i him up; thus re-
turning good for evil. slow said the teach
err, sssee, boys, what a mole little fellow Phil
ip must have been! Wat would you do,
Johnnie,'' asked the teachr of bright-eyed
little fellow who seemed iferested in the sto
ry, severe you to have yot cane thus broken
by another boy ?'' Little phnnie arose from
his seat and doubled his fits, while his eyes
flashed, and said, ssI tcouha Ian, him so bad he
couldn't stand -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

MORE TROUBLE Is UTAH. The latest news
from L Utah is of a startlingcharacter. 1t ap-
pears that the differences long existing be-
tween the Executive and ldiciary are about
to result in colisionbetween the Uni
ted States troops undr Gen. Johnston,
and the Mormon militiaunder Gen. Wells
five thousand of the latr having been call
ed out by Gov. Cau,IaiBlto protect the citi-
zens from what he deem the usurpation of
authority on the part ofhc judges and the
military.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

SHE MAY DANcE.--Mr. Van Dyck, State
Superintendent of public instruction IN New
York, has sustained the appeal of Miss Head,
of Steuben county, who was refused teach
ers certificate because she declined pledging
herself not TO dance during her engagement
as a teacher in one of the State common
schools. So the New York school marns
can dance as much as they please.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

a lady once asked a minister whether a
person might not be fond of dress and orna.
ments without bong proud.
''Madam,' said the minister, sswhen yon
see the fox's tail peepng out of the hole, you
may be sure the fox is Within"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

DAN AND TEREsA.-One who knows writes
that Dan. Sickles will leave for Europe IN
June, and remain there until the assembling OF
congress. He says the story about a divorce
suit is all bosh ,and predicts that Dan 4 Teresa
will yet live together as tremendously as
though nothing had happened
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01

Out OF debt, out Of dsngcr.is good maxim,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
By Chas. 7. Workman & Co.

CARGO SALES OF CUBA MOLAsSRS
- AND NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAs-
SES AT AUCTION.-0p TUESDAY, March lst AZ
our warehouse on the Dock, commencing At II
O'Clock. we will sell the cargo per sckr epringbok,
Trcm MataDZas consisting Of
Is Is t anas Prime Cuba moLAssEs
10 tierces prime &uscovado MOLASSES
ALND-Wl be added to the above sale, the cargo
per brig Crocus. from Attaks pas La copEssip Of
232 hhds prime and choice q SUGARS
AIS bbis prime n D M0LASSES ga.
TERMS OF SALE Under SEQ, cash over SloO four
months for approved negotiable papor.
CHASE WORKMAN 4 co,
fe 22-tds Aucta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

By niohard Cauthorn.

ELEGANT FURNITURE AT ACC-
IL TI0S.-Being about to remove fs0sn the city,
shall sell at public auction, on TUESDAY, lat diy
Of March. at my residence on Msrs1aH, h-swsen
Gath and 25th streets, ny Household apd Kitchen
Furniture. consisting tf the following. all OF which
Is new aud good order:
PAkL0R FURNITURE.
Piano; Divsns; 8 Mahogany Chairs; sociable
Tables Alabaster Cloch; rich Gold snd Velvet Win
dow Shades Damask Curtains; Carpets: Rugs;
Chandeliers; Pictures; Oh Cloth for passage, Ac
DINING R,WM FURNlfURE
Sideboard; Mahogany Dining Table; Cane-bot.
tom Chairs Dining y are 40.
CHA BER FURNITURE.
Fine Feather Beds; Betstesds and b. ddng; Ward
robe: Writing Desk; Workstand; Washstands;
Chsirs, &C, &C
TERMS at ,sle. RIM STEER.
Sale conducted by X CAUrHoRN. fs25
PoSTpON EMENT The above sale 10 postponed
to thursday. Sd day Of March at 10 eek, A. N.
NH X CAUTHOkN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
fy James NJ. Taylor & Son.
TWO FRAMED TENEMENTs AN

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS AND
4 hOTS ON BROAD STREET. AT AUCTION -
Will he sold upon the premises, on MONDAY the
7th day OF March, commencing at o'clock. p. NJ,
two Framed Tenements, south side of BROAD ST. .
between foushee and Adams streets and now in
the occupancy Of Mr.. VIM, Chick. The houses
are well arranged for Grocery sand, with suitable
accommodations above for family. This property
yields a rent of 425
TIE Iot. fronts 20 feet, and runs ba 100 feet to
alley.
TERNs-One-third cash. the balance at ak twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with ir-
terest added aud secured by q trust deed faxes
and insurance for 1859 to be paid BY the pu' assr.
JAS ii TAYLOR 4 SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
uAkVEY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL 81 Pearl street, would call the attention OF
town and country bsyers 10 tho r large and varied
stooh which 3mprRes 1909 bbis No HerrinRs; lWi
hhds \ % nu.a 2 o ibis & do; ltd bbIs Cru he'd
and Loaf d.; 20 binds N . Ho!assst; l01 bbis nusco
waco q (; Hse Kegs did Dominion hsils; 100 ton.
i've ~ Irun 100 tons Hop and sheet Iryn 80 tons
Nail Rods: 80 MAJ ior's Cast and shear stsel;
10 tons English aud American Is istered do; 900 bx
Tin Pate; so terces Line; $40 tens Richmond
Ground Plaster; 100 rs Rio Coffa 800 bags La
RUayfa d 4H haas Java dc; 10 mats Mocha do
'efy caDic 80 sanforas Ii ;orice; 300 hesis
RzsUEtsd cas-: 100 bags orchard Grass seeds; leo
tass B.r ds GrGts dc: 70 bags Cl1yer d.; Is bbis
janhers Oh; u tieTees Kee 20 hhds iies; ~
hbds fhouldeis; 40 bills Whske,; Is bills New
m iau6 Run; lJ0 bb's fine brandy and Whiskey;
fsn b1keE AGamartine. sperm and Tallow Ca :
dise, tog Their with a-large assortment OF Wood.
eH Ware TwiGes. Manila Rope. &c, &C. A call IL
tgiifitb f. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
- A@sA ASHLAND RACES
S%4GS~ SPRING MEETING, 1859.

-
The spring Meetin over this course will com
meLce on TUESDAY, 18th day of May next, and
continue throughout the week.
FIRST DAY-Post stake for all ages four mile heats
$3.50 entrance; 500 forfeit $500 added by the
Club. Closed on st inst with foar subscribers viz:
Y NV Boswell. John Hunter, X II Dickinson
and James NJ Tav Tor
SECOND DAY-First Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts aud fillies $3.50 entrance. 500 for.
felt. Closed lat inst, with the following eDtres
Thomas w Dogweil enters ca C, Exchequer by
Revenue, dam Nina, By Boston.
W Gibbons enters {, Ciinoline, by Financier,
dam Miss Matte, by Umpire
John Hunter enters b c, by Lexington. dam By
Glencoe.
FM Hall enters gr f. Faith, by Childe Harold.
dam Fidelity, by Priam.
.Sscend Race-same Day-Jockey Club purse.
$500. three mile heats
Triad DAY-Ftrst Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and iles $3.50 entrance. Hall for.
felt Mile heats. TO name aad close 18th March
Two mile heats
FOURTH DAY-FrrSt 6dce sweepstakes for three
year OH colts and tilies out of mares that never
produced q winner. $3.50 entrance. Half forfeit.
Mile heats. To name nd close 18th March
second Rdce-3ame Dsy.-Propr purse, $3.50.
Mile heats-best thu in Ave
FIFTH DAY.-Handicap race for service Of plate.
the value OF 1900 Entrance $50 to be added 10 the
stake second horse to his entrance, pr divided
three or mora start, Three niIe heats.
Nomins tons for the bove meB tiOued Colt Stakes
closing 18th March next, to be I'D Jressed to
NATH'L A THOMPSON.
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover county, Va. Jan 20. 10 y.
la N-2awtAiG atd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
r AKGE FRESH STOCK OF GOODS


II FOR THESPRING TRADE $50 bags varit Gu,
kinds Almonds; 10 do Fllberts; Is do Pecan Nuts;
200 boxes BASINS in whole. laif and quarter boxes:
30 cases Prunes in glass jars aid fancy boxes; 800
esh Cocoa Nuts 20 boxes Citror; 10 ooz preserved
Pine Apple; 50 dCz fresh Pc ches; 10 do Go co
Pine Apple; 5 do do green Corn: 20 80 do esh
Mushrooms 81 do Mus;st Wine; Nqr casks Claret
Wine; 100 lbs Gum Drops, various 14sors; ltt $50
various kinds Cigars 81 doz assorted Pickles; 81
bags Brazil Nuts; 20 do Wslnu's; 30 boxes SHELF ed
Almonds 1900 dIums Figs yarit quaiitie-; 50 bxs
Italian Maccaroni and sermseii; 200 boxes or
auses and Lemons; 20 trails Dates. new cron; p
cases pI eserved Ginger; doz do Lines; % doirssn
strawberries; do do Tomatoes; do gfrtn Pea: 20
box Claret Wine; 81 d.z,uperior Port Wine Is 10
do sherrv Wine; SEQ lbs JuInbe Paste; 20 fresh
Olives: IS eEses kaTdines. Also. great vSrlety u
Candy of my own manufacture This article Is
daily manufactured OF the best Refined sut ar. ara
packed xprt for ths CT airy trate VITA 9the,
article TOO pumer- US TO mentisn To whlch cal,
TIL attenti "A of the city and country hade All
the above artici will be sold equally as cheap as
they and be bought AZ the Northern markets
JUAN fIZZt !, Importer OF and
Dealer in Foreign uts. AID Double Refined
Ga % Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

SAMUEL NJ. PRICE 60.
1880. ,--.s;pt a.. = nrae poCtton Of tlelr well 30
--tt s.t ta4eta}iy snit>tt@ -
'>'''" SpklNa SHOCK,
,.., la .ne hought by heir SENIOR r"t'"e' Ia '19
- ST. K,,l,os. tvs Aounc,3 ana nX Jnpes,
'IeIe Rt.ntiful Cb,ue Bay adc'c. hI"sA ai''"'
ht I'.fIARD SJLkS-iu Bay sdtTe, Two h'uGo'd
81 rsin,ed ~. g, ,,..,
,ZE< T>-Epsiish apd American. ii st!I0 "Ha
-, ~ hfrctci re unst.Ty assesi De-
~ tuVitUL BAiLLIANFs, French Samp''0S
s.E purts . -, ,,-,;c.. aud
r,.l.n.. Dr. sSCs tesir assortment is varied Vi"
ella iustros. Gnalie sud Bsysdtfe De Lsiaes,
EN.a.!rrc islrncias. &c
g.f.h Spriag pS lAlNE' ..,.,,-.
is.ies' t}cntt,1 NOUS and Chitjren's HOSIERY
VSkKHEPiNu 60 inS-la Linen an Cotton
-. rt.r.s Table )ansaSks aud Cloths. tiamask Mar
ms aE6 poyiies, uuCk and other Iose.tnGs Sc"
sr.altnre Coverings. klCh Furniture frlntS-theT
SECS j. well escorted
tr.l stock IRISH LINENS, cheap
HEAVY GOODS tor plaGtatieE hands ara SCI
van wasT o. all KINGS ,
E,tl assortment of cyrrr description striped ana
pf.rtt tnaNurCS Etayy Plantation I~ils, he u
+rrtsaYv P.aids Domestic Cans hams, ram anc
pls.f. y1ttrI.Hdes tor "a use servants
'"' ShNUEL VI PRICE & co,
Retail. and hOlesale Dealers,
M li- Al street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
BY Henry W. Quarles

BY Henry w. Quarles
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF WATCHES
IA AND JEWELRY, AT AUCTION, at No $50
Main street. shall sell at suction commencing
on FRIDAY EVENING. Feb 18Th, one of the lar
gest aud finest stocks Of Watches ard JeweIry ever
offered in Richmond consisting In part ~ follows:
Gold aud Hunting Chronoueter Watches sss
Do do English Lever do
Do do Detached do do
Do do Nickel ugunt do
Silver Watches of ali descriptions
Gold yes', sSuard and Fob chains
Ladies' Chatham and Mex do
lCcktts. Pins and Pencils 4f.
Mosaic Sets to match se
Cameo do do Sd
Lava do do
And in fact everything kept In frat GLASS Jew
elry store.
The above stock If Goods were all bought ospe-
ciallY for the retail trade and will be sold without
reserve the biR hest bidder, 10 close the concern
imnIediately-per order OF the assignee.
KlLDRETH. Agent.
Terms cash. Il
P. S-Merch ants and Pr liars will rave twenty
per cent by calling early. as We will job retail
gods during the day at large discount from ma
nufactnrers' prices
Ladies invited to call and examine the stock,
The sale will CONTINUE from day TO day, until all
is 4od HENRY w QuAKLks,
70 Is Auct,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
DREpARE FOX THE 22D The birth.

1 DAY of Great Washington, who. by his energy,
Gave u these great United States Eternal Liberty
Bousekeepers botel kes pers ard storekeepe rs.htt
ready fixed FIR the wants OF thousands OF ftlehds
an strang gers who will arrive to celebrate that day
with u.s. please call az SOHAAP& co.'s establish
ment "a thew find there the cheapest and greatest
assortment Of Dinner, Tea and Toilet eets; Britan
mia. block TIN d White Metal, Cofee and TIA
pots; ALSO the Old Dominion ones; Excelsior Table
Cutlery, Spoons. etc; Tea Trays; Looking Glasses.
some OF in Inense sizts and kerosine Oil Lamps,
and Others b, sides thou ands II other Goods. be-
L nging to the merchandising and fancy bpsness
SOHAAP d co,
e. 10 Corner krnaA and Sd IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
nuWDEN.s DENTAL FLUID.-This

~ excellent vegetable aromatic ICt0n, prepared
by our worthy citizen. Lr GEORGE DowDEN, drug
Gist, dc Of Broad street Richmond, gained Tor him
y III medal premium, at tho recent exhibition IN
This city. Not Gu We commend this tom
WASH AS highly beneficial for cleansing the tee III
and .ums but slso for imI artng health. streDg h
ard soundness to the same Il j, ht ewise pleas
ing perfume to the heath. and is recemmendtd BY
the most fminent ply sclans OF tue United states
AS dentriice that should be upon every toilet "a
biz Extract from tie Richmond Enquirer u Jan
Istb fe9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

~ Main street JOSEPH SrRa usE.
Cheap Goods. from Auction-Blue. Green ard
Blown Berage for Wells, at ~ cents, Aeiiing al
other places al - cents; Ladies Belts, at cents
Brown Linen, AT I1la ac. worth dohOle the money,
suitable Tor Bays aud Mens wear, English Mert
n1s AT y &c: Scotch Plaids. Z2la cts Black silks
50 cts: few more Linen ara cheap Mars. iiles. 30
SONS eit at Is cts. asst ,nishiug cheap Check aud
Caabric Ausllu, 10 c's aud up@ards plain and NJ
urei De L.inea i2i, cts ana hiGbe Frtpch Me-
RHO AMI yoiored silks, at halt their value; exec
lent quality h u Gloves b q cts black. white sDd
mix Il Hos, 10 cts a pair: cwis3 and Cambria Col
lara the cheapost in the CITY: Servant ana Bed
Blankets. Is er cent less thau cost; brown and
hIeac bed Cotton az all prices. &C. Ii you want
cheap GOODS Of any kind, remember No 2 Main
straaf +. "a JOSEPH SrRaU3E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEGRO

TRUSTEES SAL OF A NEGRO
MAN rs IT, ustee in 8 deed or Trust from
West. dated 27th of November. 1887 aud at the
1eqneat of the Deneficiari the said deed will
sell ~ public auction at the Au ,ton acuse o. Messrs
Dickinson, Hill Il Co, the b day Of March is59
at 10 O'Clock. a negro man namsh Sam ap ut Sc
years OF ege. He is very valuable slave and has
6et accustomed. for several years. TO attend to q
Steam Saw Mill.
TEeMs- CASH VIM III LYONs
fe 26-td Trustee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
BY P. c. Larus. Auct'r.

A uCttON.-FURNlTURE, GUNS.
No u Main street, on WEBS EsDAY Oh DIV 81
Mareh commencing ut 10 O'clock. the following
acods; Bufeaus. sCfss. Chairs, Centre Tables d.
Lo9Sing dlstseS. Clock. Double Barrel Guns
ct nHEbF dOoDS-Fancy Boxes, Soaps. PLAYING
SaIus hsz'rs, Razor s,rops Spool ,tton, x hives
ana lie spoons Silver Plated Casters britannia Tes
Po's. soaps. Hair and Clothes Brushes iaroa
and Plated Watches. All Of the above goods vii
pe eoio without reserve. The trade ia solicited la
at n ms "a =, as bargains can be had
- ,Niuety osys credlt rall sums over sl0O
mn u q IAUr2 Att
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INFIRMARY OE THE MEpICAL COL

TNFIRMARY Of THE MEDICAL COL
LEG Z This Infirmary il situated al the corner
OF Marshdu and College streets, in elevated and
heaithiuI position, convenient TO the railroad de-
pots, hotels and other centres Of business. s fur
nIsned with every arrangement requisite tor the
successful. treatment Of diseases and INJURIES and
Medical or sure ical aid except theinsanp ami those
lsboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women arc also re.
ceiYed ard carefully attended to-
Private TooC,S IIrui+hea when desired
The patients are under the charge of the profes
sors OF the CJiege who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursipg
and Medicine are for Per week
nite .atlantS.
Sooieu
II addition TO the above rates in cases urinC
SufgicGt Operation by agreement with the pro-
prietors at the bellevue uoTptal, u small tee is
charged for the operation. varying from 81 TO $50
according 10 its Importance The particular fee in
any case may be ascertalned By application TO either
of the Attending Surgeons the Resident physi-
clan.
Ali charges payable on the removal of the pa
tent.
Attending Surgoors-Profs GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLF0hD.
Attending hysicans-Profs TUCKER, CONWAY
and MCCAW.
Resident Physician--JUNIUS NICHE, ND.
steward-F III PARRISH
PresideDt-L joy MES, NJ D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
10 the lnnrmary, may address either the Presdeu.
Or the 1T sldent Pm sican ia Sly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
nALIFAX NEW FUUNtLAND La

IL BSADoR, Boston and Maine Her ings; Hake,
Haddocs aud DRY salted Goldfish; Pcfisd goldfish
and box He-rings white Mercer aud Nova Scotia
Potatoes; No Maeserel; New York u I'd Philadel-
phia Hay; Rran, shorts, Brown stnS a, shp-stnii;
s.ueks aud Fodder; Canada. Nova SC. ,.ia and VIZ.
Rackand Lime; Calciued Plaster. sni Pia.tertng
Hair. Tar and Resin for sale ia iots
10 suit purchasers. Bal 0fOkp
las Va the SoSs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

Dispositions for Fair Grounds will
1 continue to be- received by the Secretary Of the
Virginia Central Agricultural Society until ful hsr
notice.
Diagrams or rough outlines Of the land offered. Is
desirable ii convenient. c. DlMMpCk.
ia Ats Sec. Va o. 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

HYDRANlS, &C., &c-The Subscriber
IA is now putting w the best quality of
IRON HYDRANTs,
Together with Iron and Brass
LIFT AND F0RUE PUMPS.
For Cisterns and Deep Wells; hydraulic Rams; Cop
per Boilers; alter Closets of ali thu various kinns:
wash stands; Bath Tubs. showers for hot and cold
wafer; on the most az proved principles. and war
ran ed to work wei,
METALLIC RtDFING,
GCTfERINa AND SCOUTING.
Done in 'hs bert and most substantial manner and
on Very accommodating terms
Also constantly on hand, o large assortment of
CRATES RENDERS, &c
"a. Builders and o. hers will I'd il to their inta
rest 20 call before purchasing elsewhere
60 Orders from any part of the stats promptly
attended to. PAUL BARGAMIN
l0Gh street. near Cary,
fe 23-3t Richmond Ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

18th or
finder
esoia
20
-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

LSAMLLY FLOUR.-20 half barrels aud
Il bags Tennessee Family Flour-a very nice
tcle; warranted to give Satisfaction. For sale By
Z Nice sRrHY.
fs 2S-tt III Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
JANUARY, 1859


tAO9 Il w
With full stock full force and undated energies
are making ready for ,Ae coming season, and with
u view OF cutting down stock. and making some
improvements in their ware-E0Oins as Hjso 10 give
themselves s{5ytc rum f0r the spring campaign
they will from tni4 time offer everything at large
discount upon regular market rates, until the open
ing OF the season.
Never has rare an opportunity been presented
10 the great buying pubic OF laying III their sup
plies for either iteT Or SUMMER, az their assoc L
meat is large, fresu and we'll assorted.
For the first time ia their business history, IN
some departments they VIII COMMENCE THEIR Own
InPlT ATOMS. the ensuing spring, and parties III ay
rely, from arraaS ements made, that every article
selected the other side Of tbs pond will be, IN aorc
and quality un5uTpa8sed and III Style and elegance,
81 uai to anything brought to the country. Every
department. about their establishment Will be
plaLed ia the Ii !ads .! juliClJCs aud experienced
hands, 50 that their custom RS shall have every
facility AMI advantage which the experience and
observation Of years has given them. ia It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
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PIANOH, 10.
FIRST PREMIUM GRAND RAND

.rv<x&EE-2 FIRST FhEMIUM GRAND
AND SQUARE PIANOS t,rand
III u n Nand square Piano Forte warerootns
sGsnerai d pot OF foreign ard Ameri.
can Mu ic, Musical Instruments. aud all ether ar,i
eies beiot gire TO Musical W aralise b, {, FsIiin
4 CO. n" 23I brad atreat, between Third and
Fourth e'testt. iahmaad. Va Tho nnasrsisnas
At Their t'ezt Of s,aay son ,hein friends have "a.
tablal 81 ,teaed in fichmend No 2sl broad
street beiw ~ aud All sts a PIANO f,lRiE
wAkEt CIV, where IN addition to our axtensiye
stock 81 IA ~ FORTEs we Offer Tor saie a
general assortment Of FOREIGN AND ANERI
GA MUSIC oi tue ulest popular composers Mn
sicai ihstfanents of all kinds. and those artiols
gen.tai!y "bi h apperfain to fret elias. musical
estAbushmenS Semnaries, Academies ins tituticns
OF itarn,ng sc will nnd IL to their adyas.age to
"sal WIN us, as We are prepared tn sell music &c
AT Nofthefn prices, and they will thus save the
Hes NJ between thie city and the Noith Thu bus
ness MI be c9ndu ted under the name aud sty le of
GAHLE a CO. N S'' ~ "
guarantee is given Of every instrument for fivo
years nom the time Of purchase and tho privilege
OF exchange within six month after date OF sale Ia
ly executed.
Sarterm. are moderate, and a liberal discount
I'D be n,f de for ca II,
Tuning promptly attended to
rates. ~ ~"
The public are respec fully invited 20 give us a
eau Dei re purchasing elsewhere, We are deter
fihed not 90 be uudersoid.
+ % d3m uEHLE co Richmond Va