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, 1859-12-02
ICENNSYLTANIA CENTRAL
L RAILROAD.

L RAILROAD.
THREE THROUGH G''P's9; PASSENGER TRAINS
IErwEES riTrsBCRGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Ttsos;h T:!as h7m II wsssen .ut* ~ FhlsaSepha-
Ss Ss: s: s9 .e I'D sy as.
IT, ' 1ss q ay u I'll: sSg,s
~ sn'os .s csss ~ s,tssSss ts easa Train: wo:ru,
5a'.*ss L. sauda:. e.e.
4tts I'm. connect 1seet iyr ssE lofk E1p1es. aaa
s 7sft *a .aa E n5:;! Es?
Iraas e"anees :. H.,ssu:ra sta the Pm. F.a L,rs.
A,s T.. T. fa* Ya. r.. y " egs = 4,,s, 4 43,s RM S,
hszh !. A. arriving At Faaatl7h:. Ii t.A.- New
~ tf:ia. between rh!adephl7 ~, New fest:.-o
ft* r ~ s:! k,.r
9: - S,ohoston IRe.-
AZ; i1i:ToaI ;es Il ;ae Wess IT,. "a 5oad asr q ths
regular AEe q strasaer.o re Mississippi Of Ohio Evss
ION. SeV York, Ra;saore Or Fhisse:ra!as ~
FARE ALWAYS As LOW As BIZ AST
OTHER ROCTE-
II. Pssloa ot;he Wtsern eoasessSas q he PENN
'sia nEET Ea Eha TH Esr Is
''' GRE.ar SoI;rAW AsT.
ecnneesnf 1tatt, oy " natIaa Bridge Al Pm.
.:ta he .assx = ;se a4yansa ea!Iy appreciates
by shippers ofiretkEt 1.d lie travelling puoic.
Slipping EassTa1d wilt I'D 10 saeis advantage
Fer fsrxh; ennt:. shipping directions s2rly to or
address tt'so~ias AFentt tfias Csn1anT:
y. !. ew1st. Ftts' uvyle : En.. stuonse. O.;
IL si;: s ~ 5.ay ssss.ss c1S1FF. cS*:.
Err 'sno:s.s y; is.,ss t" =: .ss.;- laa:
e4aaa.0 4. Aet'Eaa, =: Ma,.o. t4d: wm asha.,
ks:, Gss ky S:te 8 Sfty y +: ns.ss.I< e Is.ts
J,ha IT, Is:., Nashs.,e. Tam: HAM. HINT Mem:
9as e 4 fsssi
TIE y.a:=n <!.=s Ole eet psot on aad spsety
Of u:e stock Ard good accommotaiioEa.
VII" charge taerso
EEth Route Fre:ts Of Al dt.sr2s can be for~7r4.
NJ pn9t ,hs ,asest. q Ohio. Kennedy, laeans, hi
Pie Pennsysani4 Itaroad also counec,s u Pittsburgh
viii by Which 9u!s can b forwaed my po
o. tae Ua'. Musk.nsum, Kentucky Tennessee cunber.
and Rcd Nvers and at Cie1eiznd sandusfT ard
neaEo H. steasaeEst to al ports the NORTH este71
Mefhanss Ed Shipper eptrasax .bs transportation Of
aes =. 'sska 70 tss Company aa ray With conddenes
Ias Ia:ss q EEekst 70 point IN the we:s e5 the
:Al!EaI b osecs Railroad Cox. paaes-
Be participant 70 marx packages Via Prnn. R. r..
1T ~ n r. Vet 5oo!s fso Tho Last VIII
u ahd T. teiE Interest al the Axens q tas
10 elsasr II ,ae upoa tae suates of iii
=, ]. Spetdt,. Fa!!ate!ph:,.
At g Ss. Ha:s ,,..t y s;os ~ ssn,s .
lx;el ST. 8 kssz :...tt, gcstee. se .,, ,,r
L. II. H0CPT, Zeal T1ek tdgeaE Pniadeiph:z.
.H03- 4 SCOTT, GtasFA S1ps- AisaaA Pa ta2 |
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3aallrua08.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
lYl MISTER 4 i Il "A II II ".

M ltHlGAN CENTRAL AND
1t1 GREAT WESTERN {CANADA) RAILWAYS.
1859. ,,,EALi AND w1z1KK A41AxaxMK171.. .l13o.
Trims &ar* Great Central Depot foot Of Laks ttsce
Chlc7Eo:
arrive At Detroit sto pm-, suspension UHdxe o.
buHIo ~ an. Albany e pa'.. New York
1u:l5 p1n.. Hassun !3.Qo At nIkht.
9.tsau-Cncnn2il aa1 Louisville EJprasa1except SuH
daJgl-4Edve 1t Cincinnati II l:5u an-. aG1 Loula-
yIils At sou aIn-
10 pa-Ssv ioEk ard Dozton Express tdallyl
al Detroit T:01 a1n., Suspension Bridge Of HunAo
6:os IN, Altany E+1 pm. New York h1:p an, Dos-
Ason too ptu.
ustayta1nye A. Cincinnati II t1.a0 An, Louis
slle 100 pun.
100 pm 1a ennpeet At I3sts With I1eaa1oS Lake Haion
Railway for Buffalo and nil po.uta Ea2t3 II Toto0to wNa
the Enl Trunk Hallway to Kingston. Og1enabursh. Mon.
teal quebec and al points Canada East Northern Fes-
E1ont, New Hampshire and Aa!na.
Baggage theckt1 through,
ThIoub Tickets fnr sae II The principal RaIaad omc<s
IN tic North ami West and 1t tbs Comp1nys Office, A
r. n. k1CE, Superintendent
L. T. SfA1prxo GeuerN Passenger Akent. je3
, 1859-12-02

ARRIVED. .Dtc.l-
Ffop Dson1 Flood Fou Uo ces pork baTele a teus
rets 3haxs aeed - m hoops, III eds wood 81 hhls coal
tar
Schr Tri-color. Rs5nolda. S! Joeeph, = c.s wood
tehr Experiment Aims. st toaeph. IS cda wood
Sthy 1FeTn. Bouch. St Joseph, - Eis wood
Schr Ilrcndae, Jones' Kalamazoo. Is Cd wted 10 lut
beg, 10 N shrg'e., % rolls leather, III bbis fouf
CLEARED.
Prop Hunter Dickson ColpExood oo3 bus SOS bb1s
beefe bhis nous 1:t bales corr, st bh.s tghwtnex
is dfsd hogs
psor Usoni1, Fiood, Mllw ankee % hbla elder
, 1859-12-02
4otaA.-..-s.~.*-'... -....--...lA,st& 1929
The business il correspondingly backward at
ofher nrrt;ro ,xoip&. o. "

Mess pork closed strong At &l5...5 on tbe spot.
and SIS for January and February delivery, and
holders were, IN most cases. asking SIS ior the
former, and BIG: 6:5o@17 for the latter. I}u!k
for shoulders aud sides, hut holders are nov
firm at &c aud SC. Green meats ere held at s.
and &c for shoulders, sides and hams. with sales
Of the latter at the quotation. I4ard closed wish
fairdemaud At loc for barrel; keg held At lie.
All the bacon in market, about $50 hhds, is con.
8 and 9ac for shoulders and sides a small lot
Of the latter sold to-day at olc. packed.
, 1859-12-02

4 TREATISE on MARITIME Law.
Including therein the Law Of shppng tic Law Of INIT
surauce, and tie Law and Prsetiee Of Admiralty.
By Hon. .TnrofHtLrt rAhsoEs. l. 1.D.+
Dane Professor OF Law In
Hsrvatd UnIren.ty.
In two vols .eVo. 41Q1.
The publishers Of this work odtr to tie profession In
the beefthat will supply actu. and Important was.
The Lsw Of Shipping the Law Of Marine Insurance. and
ths Law md Practice Of Admiralty here coasdsrtd,
not asindepeudeut aud Isolated topics they are In tre
uss In USE but branches from stem, which u
Maritime Law. The Ess Book contains the Law Of Ship
ping the seeard The Law Of Marine Insurance; the tht,
the Law Of Admiralty and the fourth. the PIactce Of At-
iray; The second third and fourth Books being
ta!ard In the second volume II il confidently hoped that
the student and psaenk lswyer will nnd thai these rol
present all The questions suggested BY ehe. Of these
topies illustrated With III the light derivabs from
investigation Of the authorities Of this country. of
England and TO extent. uf Continental Europe;
While the leading fully stated, and ali tho su
thorttes cited and assanged to facilitate auy fulr
Inquiry.
, 1859-12-02

The town OF Bennington toea;e near the cene Of TIC
Township Of Cheuoa, AID is surrounded with good
farming lands there IN the state. dJ and rolling
the hr;h. nj Lad eetxeen the Ter1Ion AID Maekrar
the State Read ps.s n through the Eass the
Chicago Alton St Louis lascaA In the etnt1e and the
County Road en- the West.
Is proposed to hulA branch road to !Ierxee: tie Peo
IA I'D oeuawsa Road. ~ miles d;staat-
It viii be the ,st con.encat and accessible pon. to
Railroad for at leas: sxevs Towrthp South sid sosth-
from Bennington. texcept Lex!cstonl fur nle.
Southwest On the MaekgEaw,
ArAsencY obtained fur .elisE ths Land adjoining
tic town r.rsiou. to It's location. 1t asel rsce, md
the5 viii Be sold II the price ua the k1st Of Ncve
b.r ne1t.
For tie beattt Of those who ih avail themselves Of
he liberal ocr!a tie ThErxR Of this week, fer Tve-ty
fse FAmne. eo.oaize thu ai,ye town, VIII say:-
The psf co1taas thirty ttsee divided Irto 1t.
LOTS anA pubic SQUIRE = Of ihese lots apart ~
appropriated for Carsch, and other btnero.eEt Fur.
poses
TktrriA w!tho nile Of said toxn, nnc farm houses
and ri=e huudre: o! grain H. present There
VII be Gil laE meeting Of those sao viii deposit tel.
md Aadrrss within tea dAys-post Cm.e h+x ts.
VIII hare number Ut apple ltion. aai should the
BE-. o.esrun twenty tre. will sescs Eo7 the t.s: a
tes!aI, Gti1tt
, 1859-12-02

TurzspAr EsEsuo Dec ], 1&3.
The receipts and shipments during the past
trruty-four hours we're as fol1oTa:
xrrt1rrx rxslxapAT. D. L.
F7s-e "t T-,r N.'s U>x1 HoE9 Gale
, 1859-12-02

rs al e5tJ s3z5 and *5 dividing on lf0A-d go II.
n "a: ..aIz $50, eivadlnE on 90 ts.
T0TAT0E8-In good demand 1t 3tk2tec.
1UTTER--1n limited demand 01Sc for dskin. Dalsy
1+4lEc.
EGGS-l4al45{ct = dox-
POuLTRT-Dre1sedC Chickc71 a. -:5@1 20 doz- Dse.s-
ID Tusteyr, 72scFh-
FRUIT - fts Dded Apples At exc.
wu1TEFIsu-loohf hfbsis II &,.sak.
LIVE ST0cK-The maetat advanced tod4y 5 to 1oc on
hogs and closed asm. at the Tbs market WA
about cleaned out Of both hogs Cattle d
at yesterdays prices With good demand tor extra beesea.
The eales II Sherman : to.day were:
, 1859-12-02

ARRIVED. Nor. 81.
Cci. Fremont Joliet, 10 tons earth.
r, Northfup. Joliet, 110to~s e4rt1
s. 4. DouStaa Joliet, Ito ton. &azth.
Aehsa.ka, Joliet. ITO tons ealth.
CLEARED.
c. L. Huntooa. L. Sale to1. .o5s ttes lumber. I'D
fthfaska, Joliet, Hight.
L. Leach Joliet Light.
, 1859-12-02

wards sold At s5.s7t@soo, and light hogs at 8
95...5. The weather becoming warm 10 the af.
.e.noon, the market was weakcr, and one lot
averaging $50 lbs were sold nt $5.s5. We note
, 1859-12-02
RAILROADS..
RACINE AND 11ISSISSTPp:

RAGINE r. a Ct Sdsn AND MISSISSIPPI:
Ss 81 1:t ss's;., sTsss, S:s viii
.s'!s4 sstxs 7 c!tsa cE!aS,ys H., .,x,,. ,,.
~ ID +, u !; tfass ss as s
s"a'Aat1;?s i.XyE 4 EEfsfs1t $ y;!s "S'' '''
1t 355 A. u. on arIi, Al o1srains fom h,,n.5,, ,,
hssxxo T. i:'as ~ ~h sr. IL Asaasss md sn
A.rE Z anxasS** IT, s:;o, ina c' '<a*'
Aes9@odaon t.n !ease. BtlIt for Raesae At .:ro.
ss ssss e. e,ts :; cs.:s Nd S;Ts
Fa.xss ,r.sa,af s1tti E,srs ta 81 It
despasrA, ''''F' A1o "s'A she 4uaes<ss
GA. THOMSON. Gss, ,i.aaxssi.' ,ixs'f HARRIS: s:s'.
PrTIsBUkGII, FORT WAYNE
Nov plrte, and ca: ~: ftcIu to i,,,.u,
ssi fyes:sia* ..s +: f;ets
To Sew rork, Pilsds!I la .Ifi,aI' I'sl ~ ,a,ns,on
Nv Ysa MEx., to1a''f r. rsnusYTaai Sew jet
~ u ssstefa &C. %assfs =; 40
stresis Weas stie. ~ 1llsss: s'@" VII van buren,
a1+n. m.Rs;, ,a tex ,ssa7. s.s+p.
" ,St =. Gt.s'|as +; vt LIZ snor.
Sa r e. HsS Is " -. ssa
1ofk cent.atand Nav York ara Era ti4Iif,aa, ~ -'~"
A!st,. s]1st to Columbus. Zlat,yie Sewa,k. Moun&
and fiF;:n!a - ' "'''@ ~ As~' oAas
az a@dye tsns CONNECT At Fost>t zA trains tn Xsi
ses tana 70 Springfield. Cfhana Dayton aI In ipal.
FsEF sS = ttM!s @ t.'t isyt.h aEa t:!aenno. .sr<'
tssenkeFs bound East will End tnls nute heta pra.ats
eoa pa:nx through many ef tho .arse4t ard
auest Giles Id tie Cu.ird states
at 1,ssHg II Chicago o. aJ Of the tos.s will
an At iertt receive eess
e9sasa e.: s'eetItE ess atcu:ussnr each rain.
VI 80, ~ Ss It III the principal Ticket 4fe:tI ~ ts
,aat sest$ "tpSsite the Revere House. VI u 'hn
Chicago. NJ '1 "u'A ~ A1A@~"
~ paaieaiH to ALI Sor tickets tr Fort Mayne.
, 1859-12-02

t Or TE1roRArH.I brT1Alo, Del.
Ftorp-Qulet and stea'y. Sale. small.
GsAlx-Whcai quiet and drn. Sales 800 No. fh!c7fo
Sptg q Us 60 bu Milwaukee Club 1t u 81 409 bu
Canaa Club Ut $l.0G Corn steady. EAes Of 100 bu Re
tect.d II 49c: L003 bu No. ! II &C.
WlusKy-Dun 1t &c.
1xroR7-1oo hrls dour 60 go bu wheat 1900 bu cora
ExtpK18A,U,0 bu .shezt loo IN cos1.
, 1859-12-02

The business ut Louisville also falls largely
short Of last year. Annexed Is 4 comparison Of
the receipts at both places:
1S.a. 1ssa
G!nGtnnAu nnAu-....s....................s9. ..s9.1A ia 1tt
LoonFaAe. .,eatCA la3,.oI
, 1859-12-02
MACDOUGALL & BCDDEN,
LfA PRoDEcE BROKERS',

Rsfereaces:-fatrek Anderson. Esq. Chteako: Dartel
Iosaa'e Esq. Sev Tofk Ae.ezs. Gillespie, ,Mcdat Co..
Montreal. ocH INK
, 1859-12-02

k>OR SALE.-The Furniture and
-, Fhtn.es now in th& FOSTER HOCSE. iatety tep<
ey Noses T. RAater viii Be Kid }sass aatf 10 aey
q nzon&1f pu1rhastn< u : kevat hass1in Ap:u 10
ANDREW j. NRiGhT.
ob7l$hs4A-9w Assignee Of Ao4es 4. Axtes.
, 1859-12-02

I5Uu 1Ie O&stupVss tiV"a] 0a3es&s. 10knJ
The slaughtcring and packing is sbout COM
mencsa. 1 few hundred head only hare been
slaughtered here as yet, but buyers are engaged
bringing them IN daily, There is d good de-
niand for live at $3.S5 per cwt. and $4.50@5.00
for large dressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

A6CHEAP CARD PRINTiNG-The DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUG0LEH FAST CARD PRINTING PREssES, is
prepared to furnish this description OF work cheaper
and with greater rspidity. than any other establish
msnt In this city. The largest stock OF CARDS in
the city can be found at this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

ID EMOVAL. - Mrs. G.. j. ALLEN has
IL removed from over p Fl Keach's on Main st
to 9th between Marshall and Clay streets two doors
from Clay. All kinds of MANTUA WOfK done as
usual All orders from the country will receive
prom pt attention. NH l9-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
ssEr3,Ux-uS THROUGH TARIFF OF
60 Ee9 FR EIdiIT from Richmond TO Mem
rhis ana intermediate poinfs:

The rates West Of Knoxville win not go into ei,
feet until after the completion OF the Ctessianas
liranch Railroad, which will be about the iss "
April. .,.a,.
shippers of through goods must sent dupiieste
tickets. giving the marks weights ava aesans'''A
ii goods Sspi 10 Cox's Line OF Boats.
A LEE, ON the pock.
NB--Goods from Northern cities shipped thioasa
at reduced rates. a. o IL
fe lO-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

An AMERICAN CoNMopoRE.-Fiag Captain Shu-
brick IL described by q Paraguay letter writer as
a wonderful specimen of the sailor, the man OF
busipeas, and the gentleman. lie is as green as
live oak az cheerful asingiag bird, and as cool
as Sir John Frdnklfn's bones!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
FOR RENT. and possessiC

eh UESIKABLE KESIUENCE hNU
~ oEErCE FOR RENT.-The House and Lot on
III street. next tomy own residence and near the
corner of GraCa. For good tenant u VIII De pus
Ruilding. ia (! e occupancy of Abel Mayo. Is
on the iiast iioor and has gas and other Sonsem s
fences. Bed rooms IN the Law bulainS' aac aS the
ame Other desirable properly both for sale ana
ROM, Possassiou given immediately; - ,,,rop
NH 22-ip ID ID nh,L.OIe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

A CHICAGO JugY.-It is stated that the father of
young Burch, acquitted of murder in Chicago, q
day or two since, gave the jury who cleared him a
champagne supper on the evening after the YER
dict WAS rendered. Eleven of the Jurors attended,
one only having the decency to stay away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

DISTANT HINr.-Tbe Baltimore Grand Jury, il
formal presen tatioD, have expressed the opinion
that the murders and other acIs of violence So fire.
qusntly psrpertrsted in that vicinity. may be at
tributed TO the quality as we'll as the quantity o
LIQUOR drank by the offenders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

MoRMoNs.-The Utah correspondent of the Chi
csgo Tribune has taken notes of the social status
of that territory. The results foot up as follows:
Three hunfred and eighty seven men with seven
or more wives; of these thirteen have more than
10 wives; 730 mcu with five wives; ,l07 men wit b
four, and 400 with more than one wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
aLASSES--A JAHNKE, Opr1
- 7,i< Main street-I have opened q new lot
Sns concaye and convex ground Brazilian Pebble
(iiasses In Gold and Steel frames
guarantees to suit. with these superior Glasses,
any person TO whose vision optical aid can be aT
piled. L.
Brazilian Pebble and other Glasses filed in old
frames AZ JAHNKE,
mos TN Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
Ills PATCh
~ STEAM POWER
PR1N r n q OF FL CE
Cdsner o. Aain and Ttirteenth Stysets, RichssosA.
JOHN D. HAMMERSLEY b CO., Propfietors

THIS establishment feins the most complete Prtn.
tsry in the SOUTH both as regards Types
&C., and the latest aud most approsssu ;Machine
BOOK snd JOB PkINTiNai s Sk ncsi u
CATALOGUES, 0y npaSsasp poer iEshs.
Bills ~ LL.esytion given to fine W., g 70
psS, passis isaces, Ipsurance, Railroad aud Trans
ps!s.ses rGsa Ga Fs1tSr s,hss
mt nov, uachiuo Tor CARDS. BILL HgAns Small
rcuisIs. Lsbsls, Sc. y capable Of turning on 90
i4aprsssi0ne ysr hour .rersby enaeiin the patron,
So~E q the slorfes. Ioasis,e notice.
fSfees yes1csd !1 SsoS0Tttoss TO TIE thcyedse q,
triutiag In Gold and Silver Broaze, and vsrious
1ored Inks executed Ia the highast style of the art
IA thia branch Of the business the pr0rrietors car
0A{eIy 0aALLkn0g eoNPx1fft0F.
I UhP POTASH. --11i0 pounds Of first
=" inspection; fsl Strength. iasr received by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

PRENTICE BADLY USED UP.-Prentice, of tn
Louisville Journal, the ettet day, confessed to
rather .ersid admiration of Piccolomini through
the Columns Of his paper; whereupon the Louis
vile Courier publishes che following letter, h,ci
il claims TO have received from the fair songstre.s
and which. Though not Intended for publication
itcaan0s withhold from its readers"
MKEsfAIR EDIrAIR:-I Zee by zee J0urnote IA
zss Won ugiee monstair dat il call Proateos, SAL
Eat he il not ashsme Eat he loaf me. IT he isl
not, am. Be goot nut FAY Prentees lut van
not such-vst yen call zem!-impadunce loafer.-
kves my hant at you.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

TSAMlLY FLtluR. - loo half bArrs.
& Mo- Ma 1 Mmlly riour-"lsAAe bEoysss
sI y ~ Z; ssl's s0as'saa'as y . rAsslIL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
1910 SPRING TRADE. 1870

CLARKsON, ANDERSON & Co.
No l06 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia,
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guus, Anchor
Boiling Cloths, aud Agents for Fairbanks Justly
celebrated scales are in receipt OF their spring
stock Of English, French. German and American
Goods to Which they ask the OF sucn cry
nTomntIy at the end OF six months. all whom will
find ID to their advantage to examine their stock be-
fore purchasing in this or any other market. as
they will not be under sold. re 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
Ry Military
Tribunals,
Total number punished. 95e

INSANITY IN MURDEas--a person, named Martin,
was tried last week, in Vermont, for shooting and
killing Two individuals, ainst whom he appears
~ have had no previous grud3e. The defence was
ins iu.y, and it was proved that taC man was sub
Jet 10 nts OF meu.sl alteration. and INDUCED in
wild fancies of being beset by robbers and armies
The Court admitted the fact of the illusions being
proved, bGs left Il to the jury to say whether
Martin WAS under the effect of one CT them when
he killed the two men, and how far snch aberra-
tion should release him from responsibility for his
acts. Tue jury brought iu verdict 0! guilty
which. by the statute subjects Martin TO one
imprisonment, aud after that the Governor may
order his execution. This cicc may certainly be
%. DOWN a. one Of the uncertainties OF I'll. law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
xNR F A JETEH' srpouou Dpu,,a

6$1YA SURGEON DENTIST,
Once On Main. below Pearl street, next door to Z
abnye Messrs Thos K Price Co.'S Dry Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the aboye
house, would be pleased TO see those with whon ne
has enraqemants. and has made extensive prepa-
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tions performed 10 the most approved aud scientific
2 -, W. ranted 10 1--WE satisfaction f. jim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

AZ. NUfICE.-JoHN NJ WILLIAMS,
"a Formerly with Mr. John Hill,) conducts the
AIAe Warch and Clock Making and Jewelry
xk2ssS Business at No Main street, three doors
below the Old Market.
Here may be found a meet assortment of fine
Cold and Silver Watches. Gold and Silver Chains
seals and Keys; Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated
Spect acies. to suit all eyes; large assortment Of
fine Clocks, &c, &C.
N B.-Particular attention paid to the Repairing
and Regulating of fine Watches and Clocks. All
Watches and Clocks repaired in my store are war
ranted to perform well for year, without extrs
charge, unlass broken.
JOHN n WILLIAMS Watch and Clock Maker,
and Jeweler, No Main st, three doors below Isl
Siarket Ja27-3m
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orEs CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

St7AS. The subscriber has Oh hand. at his
Uoacn Making Estab ishmeht. on Lombard Aitey,
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARlo-
TEES, BAROUCBE', BUGGIES with and without 81
tops and sULKlE5-aIl OF his own make: Of me me
be sold as low as good work OF the kind can DO n
the city of Richmond. ard respectfully ask caai
line az I am detcrmued to make TO order and to
sell at the Lowest prices possible and all work bold
that il new, warranted u,,.Nou,,
mi Inn MlCAJ!Afl
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- 49,
An ARBLE 1ukhs.
JOHN W. DAVIEs.
fRAurIuAI STONE OUTTEL AND aAsvN,
Mar street, between stn and sto STA
RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments OF aay siso or design, a,sas ~ oruer
al the b6st italian or American hagbte,
reses ttuy invite the attention OF thos9 In want
70 ny stok which il the largest and hgat flnishsd
sssortment of MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIE
AKA and MANTLES, to be found ~ the city.
- First Pre,aiumsaward by the Virginia Agrf
cultural Socirsy. and Mechanics Institase. 80 &c
rITY DRUG ST0RE.--CHAS. Is. DAW-
" SON, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner
Vain and 18th streets. haa Ut all tlno3 hand aud
receiving weekly per steamer, lar 40 and we'll 80,
scted stock Of Medicines warranted fresh and pure;
Perfumes Brushes OF all descriptions:
Brown Windsor Soap, &c
Lewis Pure Lead, Linseed Oil
Colors ground in Oil
Window Glass; Putty; Maddsr
indigo; Quinine; Segars
Fancy Soaps; fine Teas only
Matches, &c.
suitable tor country trade. HE gutati ds
Is complete In all ita varied brsnclas
Manufacturer Of the celebrated Doraay Cologne
sampson. &C. ia 10
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(S,rpY,se ON A R<IsoAD THAR hiAG% An Houpl
An incident occurred on the Ltttie Miami nan.
road yesterday morning, which OF 'suiTs, 10 Py,G.
of speed ard enterprise, although I" = scme~naI
different nsli the lightning expsoss, "hfy cents
a C,ite - spseal train achievement which attended
the delivery OF the recent famous dedication "re-
port" ia this city. Tho facts are abDnt thus: A
lady somewhat passed that ported OF lite which
che world wouid term 'young'--althousb she
,nicN. as~er with theni--wes on her way to this
city, for purposes conucctea with sc,ise Industry.
At point on the road, traveller took the train,
who happened to enter tne car in which the
young lady occupied a seat. After walking up
and down between the seats, the gentleman found
no uacccunied seat, except the one half of that
upon which tie lady had deposited her precious
self and c-iBoliae--tbe latter very niodes,iy ex.
passive. Making virtue Of Deces.'sy--s stand.
ee" berth or a little eelf assurance--he modestly
inquired ii tho lady had fellow traveller, and
took q seat.
40 the train aew along with express speed, the
two strangers entered iuto cay conversation,
and mufna, explanations. The gentleman was
pleased, aud the lady certainly did got pout. At
Ter other subjects had been discussed, aud worn
threedbare, the lady made inquiries rs TO the price
of . wing machine, and wnere such an article
could be purchased Ia this city. The gentleman
ventured the opinion that she had "bettee secure
. husband first" This opened the way for sno-
Their branch Of conversation, and the broken field
was indussriously cultivated.
BY the time the train arrived at the depot in this
city, the gentleman had proposed and been arc-pt-
cd. although the lady Afterwards declared she re
gardsd IL all good joke. The parties separated
the gentleman oil 10 good earnest started tor H.
csnse, aud the lady made her way to board ,ug
house, on Broadway, above Third street, for din
ner. At two o'clock the gentleman returned with
license aud Justice, to the great astouishnent
Of the fair one, and after few tears aud hall re.
monstfative expressions, she submitted with be'
coming modesty, and the Squire performed the lit
tie ceremony 10 Q twinkliug
Last evening the happy couple departed for l. u
isviiie en- route for New Orleans aud California. 1
this 10 not . fast country, search warrant would
hardly succeed 10 finding oue.-CineinRai GIzeae