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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

ea For kENp Or LEASE.-The
= STORE HOUSE or lTih, between Main and
LA.E .i--~'s, Tmerly "a ,upied ty Msssrs SteGrns
4 t-r~ u IL, bet more recently ty %essrs Stearns
--gs:aa- This comnodirns bull liuE is suitable
f-..rtE" of kioUr. Torn, Tobacco. HAY. Sc, or
e.s-',a c1uvcrie-! into Tobacco Factory, being
,.-..-. nos! il the heart Of the city. 1he loca.
f.- lu's IFupoICC is SO we'll known that a fur
:a,. ,-s. rat3n is deemed unnecessary. For terms
a., s!G'Eta d EACHO,
LA. Pearl st
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wHAr's IN NAnE The same paper which con.
tsins the account Of the arrest Of Andrew jacks
eon st Lowell, also relatss case OF assault upon
Thomas Jefferson, one Of ths police OF that city.
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'VEFfHhaUE NQUhHEy IS lUH URWt
given TO the public grounds on Church Hill, and
the residents of that locality will no doubt be
pleased TO learn that the Council have made q
small appropriation towards enclosing and i'm
proving this beautiful site for city park.
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"The Autocrat" is the name of 1900 ton ship
on the stocks at Chelsea, Mass.
Mozarts birth day was duly honored last Thurs
day by the New York Germans, who gave and at,
tended balls, concerts. &c.
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eM~ Yon CAN ExrkCT VIE A CER

k.sY OF CAN EXFhCT WITH CEE-
TAEnrY to Of tain fine Picture and correct !ikentss
by calling 81 the Photograph aud Fine Art Gallery
ofG. W. MINNIs, l97 Main street. The snell Am.
brotypss, Photographs. rs we'll as the larger sizes
In OIL or Water ColOrs, cHecuted at his galleries.
gems of art, and are warranted TO give sstisiac
tiou
Every style of Photograph made from life, or
copied from email Anbrotypes or DaCurrreOtypes
aud coored in any Of the various sty los may at all
times be obtained nj the above -Drmri establish
roent. REMEMBER THE NUMBER, Is7 MAIN
STREET. fe2
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MAT pEEL's BEErPIr '

MAT PREL's BENEFIT will take place
tonight, at Metropolitan Hall, when will be of.
iered to the public OF the most attractive bills
OF tho season. Mat is whole team within him.
SELF and aided by the entire corps, will be able to
amuse with song, dance and wit, ell who patronise
the exhibition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

FRE AT sr. CirHAaINE's, G. W.-The st. Catha-
rine's House and adjoining block Of buildings in st.
Cathartne, &. W., were destroyed by Dire on Saturs
day night. The loss Is 100000 Two Ien were
severely injured during the nre.
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Tar REVOKED The shipping masters fee Of two
dollars per head upon each seaman shipped on
board Amer ican vessels at Havana has been abol'
lshed, through the exertions OF onr consul gene.
raj. No tax 10, therefore, now imposed upon ship
masters 10 obtaining crews
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EeE~ DENTIsrRY.-
j. SETU NICUA ARD

[oFFICE d RESiDENCR. C0RNER Or MAIN
AND TTU STREETS
Tenders his TO the ctizeus of Rchrorsi and
adjoining counties, in his prof ssonal capacity
from an experience of ten years he feels confident
that he can warrant al operations. perfbrmcd by
him, 10 Aive entire satisfaction. ia l3-Ias
E@ GnoRas .. STEEE, Dentist, OfSe
and residence, No. 23l On Aaso between S.h end 81
streets. Richmond Va. My za-iy
Eay- DE. JOHN b. WALrHALL, (Homoo
pathist) offers his pro essiona servoes 70 the citi
lens OF Richmond an its vicinity, 0fca at his rs-
sience. on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9Th.
ol2-1ly
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"TEE OLD DOMINION

"TnE OLD DOMINION" one of the steam
ers Of the Virginia Towing Company, was sold by
auction yesterday, by E. Is. Cook, to two Baltimore
gentlemen, for $3.50. The boiler Ia the "Ben
Sheppard" was also sold to the same parties for
S6l0.
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H. FOR hENT.-The SMITH AND
"a CARRIAGE SHOP on FRANKLIN utreet, eppo-
Flte my FAC jory now occupied by J Does q Brother
Also, number Of kQOAs in good lGca:i0ns Tor rent
Possession given Oh lsi January 't9.
- 20-ts kDW MCADAM.
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DEAfHs.-J. H. Solomon, highly esteemed cit.
izen Of Lypehburg, fell dead from "dsease Of the
heart" on Monday last. j. II. Solomon, a student
at the University Of Virginia, from Warren CO.,
N. c., died on the same day.
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore
IN existing under the firm Of Miller Vincent,
Marble Cutters has this day been dissolved.
JACOB VINCENT will continue to carry on the
Marble Works at the cid stand. between oth anu oth
streets, On Main street. -
February lst 1859 2-IN
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DISP ATC.
- STEAM POWER
PEfN TIL NC OEEI
CosS',r Of Main ard Thirteenth S.reets, RichnOsd
JOHN D. HAMMERsLEY & CO., ProprIe.ors

This establishment (being the most complete Prfn.
,ery in the South. both regards Types Ornap ents
&c, and the latest aud most approved Machine
Presses) IL daily turning out the finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES. NOTES POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADISd, HANDBILLS, &c
AF Particular attention given to fine work fCl
Banks Public Offices Insurance. Railroad and Trans
eertation Companies, Tobacco Factors, sc.
THE DTPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new YGachine for Cabs. BILL HEAps Small
Circulars Labels, &C., is capable OF turning of Loo
impressions per hour thereby enabling the patrcns
Of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
| Prices reduced in proportion 10 The Increase Of
fpesd.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze, and varioui
ooored Inks executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the propriet0rs car
safely OH6LLENGE COMPETITION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

ARRANGED FoR.-The Committee ap-
pointed for that purpose, ha rented the African
Church, for the use of the Opposition Convent tion
to be held in this city next week, to nominate
candidates for Governor. Lieutenant Governor
and Attorney General.
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CoLD WRArHER-The Pitt.ield Mass Sun says !:
"At North Adams, on the cold Monday, MIR. John
Harrington and two sons of John Atwood, had
their feet badly frozen. Two hogs were found by
their owners, standing up In their pens, frozen to
death -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

EXPLOSION NEAR CIScINNATr--The boilers cf a crist
and saw mill near Cincinnati exploded on Saturday
last by which two yonpg men named Cook and
HALL, were instantly killed, and q man named
Hodge, seriously injured.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRR.-Yesterday morning between
the honrs Of and o'clock, frame shed in ,be
rear OF Mrs. Carrs restaurant, southwest corner
OF Cary and Virginia streets, was set on FIRE. and
the flames spreading rapidly, reached the main
house, and ignited the windows and doors, burn. !.
ing them considerably, and threatening to DESTROY
Ihe building before they were extingnished. Mrs.
Carr had an insurance on her stock and furni
ture, in the Valley office She estimates her loss
at $1,000. The house belongs to b. w. Totty, aud
10 fuily insured In the Merchants Office. Loss
about $780,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

CRryoLINE ToLLEp.-At the toll gate between ST.
Anihony's and Pity.me near Newcastle, England,
the other day, fair andlady, extensively hooped,
was brought to stand, being unable to force her
way through the turnstile Though used to stand
ct tho bar she was not disposed to be detained on
this occasion, and demanded to have the gate
opened, upon which the toll keeper told her that
II sbe had the gate opened she must pay 3D.. the
same AS horses. We believe, however, his gal
lantry eventually prevailed, aad the fair cayal.
cede moved on--kelSo Mait.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

BUReLAR SENTENCED TO DEArH.-Richard j
Foster, convicted at Charleston South Carolina, o
burglary aud larceny, was, on Saturday last, sem
fenced to be hung on the 25th of March.
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TIE TgmPEsANoE PEOPLE of Church

IHE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE OF church
and Union Hills are making desperate fight
against the use of intoxicating liquors. On Monday
night last an old fashioned temperance meeting
was held at Leigh Street Church, and many persons
of both sexes and all ages signed the pledge. Some
OF the Temperance leaders take the ground that ii
Is OF more Importance to enlist children in the
cold water army, and rear them up as teetotalers,
than to get old topers TO give up their cups, and
especially do they desire to enlist the ladies in
their cause, thus securing their powerful innu-
ence. 10 other portions Of the city the Sous of
Temperance are laboring ZeaousIy for the ad-
vancement of their cause, aud are getting new aud
valuable acceSsi0ns to their divisions at every
meeting. The spread of ntemperance has been
s'armngly great within the past five years, and
il is time that strenuous effJrts were being made
to check its progress
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

WoMANs RIGHTS Tho Boston Journal says tha;
"a dons tiOn of $4,000 has been recently placed In
the hands of Wendell Phillips, to be used, princi.
pal nd interest, for the woman rights cause -
A grand fund for new bonnets, we suppose.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
a~MspIcAL CAED DIR. s. l.. Il

Soy DR. PIcor has removed his office
to Frsnklin, between Locust Alley and 18th sts.
9l--lrne
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kF- THE BHsr CoUaH SYRUP IN TIL

The best Cough Syrup In the world is Harts
horne's Pectoral Syrup oil Wild Cherry.
This article il epared by chemist, and Is pro.
noupced by medical men, and those who have used
IL, TO be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds.
catarrh. Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Sore Throat from
cold, and q preventive Of that lion Of diseases.
Oonsuin ptiOn
Persons who sing should use 1t. II is pleasant to
the taste sofens clears and strengthens the voice
alsys all irritation OF the throat and longs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles 20 and % cents and 81. Sold by Gil Drug
sists IN Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. and all
towns Ia Virginia &C l6-GD
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- FOR hssNf.--Ihe House, near
E1 'he corner Of sth aad Grace streets after the
~zpiTatioB CT Cpi c &aoon's term. ALSO, n Loig.
l1E Room IL the Law building ana the rooms un-
Or The Blues' Arm0ry. lately occupied by Macfar-
Itne < Ferguson, suitable among many other
iAlags for q bash and laundry, with cLEAE WAFER
oYeyedi hy pernis-oB Cf the Governor from the
ritoi square. euch Gn establishment would nav
v-li, AMI be public benefit. FOR sALH-Vaiue.
tis pr0p-rty-Bojs. Residences &c, in Richnond
s-l sydney.
lin Il Y NTN0R
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C0-pARTNERsHIP NOTICE-Ths

~ undersi gned have this day associated thin.
FARLEY co. for the purpose Of conducting
GROCEKY, COMMISSION and FORWARDING
RIJSINESS iu the city Of Richmond.
They have TAX en- the new and spacious butsding,
two doors above Ssml Ayers Bon, and nearly oD-
posite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street. where
they will keep constantly on hand .. full ana CON,
n,sta sfock Of all such goods are usnally found
IN the Grocery line, including Coffee. Sugars. Mo-
issses bacon, Liquors, &C, &c, &c. TO wi tch they
call the attention OF their friends ana the s"e
generally. al
xinds OF Produce. which liberal ADVANCES VIII
ha made PRANK POTTS,
DC n"1o KTCHD @ FARLEY,
HENRY WILLIANB,
JAS MARSHALk
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| Five or six miserable men and women were res
Gently discovered in kind Of cave which they had
dug for themselves in q vacant lot on 29th street,
New York. They were sent to Black Island,
| as vagrants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

4 MARINE LOSSES FOR JANUARY-The marine ,ossas
for the past month show an aggregate of forty.siS
vesseia, OF which eight were ships nine were barks
eleven we're brigs, sixteen were fchooners one a
steamer, and one steam tug. The total value O;
property lost was one million hundred and ser,
snfeen thousand dollars. This is the value of The
property totally lost, exclusive of damage to yes.
vels not amounting to total loss and of partial
losses of cargo.
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---
OHOCKOE MILL.

CHOCKOE MILL.
- RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
The subscriber has completed his new mill fot
grinding Plaster. located on the Dock 1t the mouth
chinery, suddcient to supply any demand for the
present or that may arise in many years 70 come.
He 10 now prepared to supply orders for PURE
GROUND PLASTER, pulverized to o degree that
cannot be surpassed from heavy stock Of superior
Nova Scotia Lump. procured with the greatest care
with full knowledge that great deal OF Lump
Plaster is entirely worthless 10 the farmer) ana
1sters himself that his long experience In this on
suess, with the close attention and study gwen
will enable him 10 supply the demand rom tnfs az
purest and richest state and at satisfactory price,
With full determination 20 sustain tn1 go. 80.
lshed reputation of his brand tor PohIff AND Nv"
MESS he Respectfully '0,IS,aS goaS II CLAIBORNE
,o-u..A Mol, Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

SHOCKING PARRIcIDE E-Wliiam Moody, an old cit
izen Of oxford. Kentucky, was killed on the night
of the 24th ult, by blow from club in the hands
of his son, Joseph Moody. The murderer, who
was crazy from liquor at the time, was arrested.
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8 CLOTHING. 1853. FALL

>ss CL0THING. 1853. FALL
IA GoOD6-EEOOND SUPPLY JUST Re
w CEIVED The subscriber has in store
~~S@G-. large ami varied assortment of Clothing Of
ms own InAuu ecture, omhracjng every article in
fhs Oioiniug trad" Materials ard Wo5kmenship
pot surpassed any.
Also, furLjs sling cools s1ch AZ Shirts. Collars.
IFa~rs. hoc ks, CT4vtts, NFTE-Fies Gloves Euspen.
ce!s. Money Belts, PistCl Bcits &c, g..
IN ms Tailoring dapertre II tho finest ard best of
Ni!tt7, Cashmere ARD ie7iirgs selected by him
-' ID peTaon with especisl reference q tha ret.
lao winch viii coin5aTe r. gGratiy with any house
" Lhe city, which he will mako 10 order in the
MOI "s time IN the beat and pos fashionable style
t7Ii 9ho leaYe ycgT measure for something nice.
Z II SPENCE
10 IN Correr cf Min and I'm pin
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Sc II YOU HAVE A CoU0y.

sGs II YOU HAVE A Cough,
TAKE HAMPTON'2 TIECTUEE
II You have Dyspepsia,
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTugE,
IF you have Rheumatism
TAKE HAYPT0N'E TINCTURR
II you have Bronchitis
TAKE HAMpT0N'e TIKCTURE.
If you have Pain IN the Hack
T KE HAMPTON's TINCTURE
If you are gil Weakness
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCrURE.
Il you have Headache
TAKE UAMPTON'S TTNCTupE
ASTHMA, cough. CONSUMPTION. The writer
Is most highly esteemed; Ike thousands OF our best
known citizens feels it duty 10 bear testimony Of
the w0nderIat curative power of HksiP iPTOS's
flECTbRE. Way let your friends suffer apd die
without giving it trial? Cali and get pamph let
and ttstImOuT.
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STEALING MONEY

STEALING MONEY William Gentry, a
free negro, was convicted before the Mayor, yes
terday, Of stealing 81 so from aseryant boy, the
property of James Thomas, Jr., aud sentenced to
the lash. and to give security for bis future good
behavior
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NOTICE

CO-PhRTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Mr. j.
~ IL. SIMPSON is admitted TO an interest in the
CIething Business with me, from January the icy,
NAN co. j D GOODMAN,
no li9 Main street.
We intend closing ont the present stock OF Winter
Goods on hand many style, will be Ield es cost.
J D GOODMAN.l GDODMAN GO.
J II SIMPSON No ll9 Main stfeet.
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sz~ MEDICAL CAaD.-DR CH, BELL
GIEsoH and DR J. s Dorsey CULLsS, have associated
themselves In the PahCrTCEOE MEDICINE AND
SURGE y from this dato.
So ofice Franklin street. above 7th.
JANUART lst. 1859. ia l-lm
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DRUNES, Prunes-75 Jsrs NO laoio
Prunes. for sale Ct = An S10.S- ?.
ENGLISH Tasteless Seidhtz Powders-
WY sN LAIDIEY q ROBINSON,
fsl Chemists. &c. +th and FRANKLIN Ct eets.
WINES AND LIoUORS.-Retaiiing at
w wholesale prices
toanac Brandy 81 .; Port Wine t2 a93 20
Ionton Dock 81 sherry Vino t2tti
Old Otsrd 81; Madeira 42 5e<13 70
Irsh whisky 81 20, Champagne ei2 S0&g 10 VI u. !
Jamaica Rum 50; Holland Gin gs
The above Liquors are warranted pure. epd y
give safisfaction or the money will be fet0pdtd.
PKAvENA0H.
Family Grcer, and dealer il Winse I'D LIQUORS.
fs3 Franklin g., between Rte sns "'e' 5
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CO-PARTNERSHIP o.
NOTICE. @

have this day admitted % partner.
Mr. JOHN n JENNINGS. The business will IN
future bs conducted at my old stand, No lio Msin
street. under the Arm sind style of SAMUEL COT
TREIL 4 co, where have on hand nne -
sortmsnt of Saddles, Brides, Whips. Carriage,
Cart and Wagon Harness of every description and
quality, and will continue to manufacture TO order
and foI sale. every class of goods in our line.
There was awarded me at the United States FAIR
last fall three silver medals for SUPERIOR sPkCl
MEMS Of WORKMANSHIP; aimee which time oul
facilities ere greatly increased and We now nattei
ourselves that can furnish every article IN our
Iine not to be passed in quality, and st - low
prices az any establishment In this country.
/ beg leave TO return my sincere thanks 70 my olo
friends and the public generally for the liberal pa
tronaee heretofore bestowed upon me, and respect
fully solicit continuance Of the same TO the new
concern, pledgiDg ourselves TO use our utmost e.
deavors TO please our friends and patrons.
-. SAh'L COTTRELL.
Richmond, Jan. LIST, 1859.
NOTlCE-All persons indebted 10 tho subscriber
are respectfully requested 10 settle their sccounfs
with as little delay as practicable - am extreme
> sAM'L COTTRRLL.
R;nhmopd Ian lat 1889 II Ism
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NEw CRoP SUGAR AND MoIasszs-Tbs hrig Pain.
soW, bawns, arrived at this port yesterday from
aisysgnez. T. X. She brings q cargo of sugar aud
moiasses, the first of the new crop imported. This
usually early In the season for such 9.
cargo Of sugar and molassss has been hron.ht
i1.o this port 10 the month Of January y-Ne,o
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1slTY MADE ruRNITURK Ar cOsT.

ElTf MADE tunNiA I'M - - -.
~ The undersigned. intending g ase9ntpse . ~ !.
ssans WsshssAuds. Rosewood nresa14a knslos -
sefn table, MAitraasss. - - eosss - ~. 49,
March lo.h - which time the eAlen4e ~ sS.~S
ssiis1 5or ~ lSss sips, sia ssss|f &S q.
Ns-m Scn 6oso~ assss
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AFTER the fifteenth of February,
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store Of Messrs
WATKINS FICKLIN, where l will be pleased
to &C my friends JAMES BINkORD.
January iIh 1850.
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SINGULAR CASE More than thir,

SINGuLAR CASE More than thirty
yeiis ego, negro woman came here from Mary.
iand, and was afterwards sent to the pen nitentary
'or oneodisg against the laws. When her term
OF service expired, she refused TO leave the State
ana was afterwards sold for Jail fees, for the term
y! seventeen years. Before the time expired she
uIeu, leaVing daughter called Mary Watson, who
was entrusted to the care of Mr.. w. H. Nuckols.
un'iI she became OF age. That girl is now twenty
sA years oid; and never having had free papers,
w wa; beiore the Mayor yesterday and committed
she had been about his house for several years
coming and going at pleasure, and that she now
nau a there child, five years old OF conrse the
properly cared for """ "A'e !"
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rco DR n = VKsT. late of Henricc

GRAM respectfully offers his professional services TO
the cit;z ms cf Richmond and its vicinity Calls
be made either his Office on Bank street be-
low Q n or at the st Charles Hotel, ia IS-iW~
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DISSOLUTION The partnership Of
II BECHER BRO having dissolved this
day by mutual consent, Bernhard Bechsr has dis,
posed of his interest in the stock and debts to Phil
Ipp Becher, who will continue at the old stand,
and en- whom creditors al we'll as debtsrs are inyi.
ted to call aid settle up.
Philip BECHER.
BERNHARD BECHKR.
pfrbmond Ian lsSQ
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R1- DR. POLLARD has removed his

Office 10 BEIyIN'S NEW BUILDING, on l2th st.
le;ween Main and Frau kiln. rear tho state Court
House AZ n Eht he may he found ut the Exchange
Hotel. servant will be also fourAd at his Office At
night. f.
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PAUL JONES IN THE FRIrH.-Last week Mrs. Rec,
kie, widow. died at Pathhead, near Kirkcaldy
She was known to have been tho last Of those young
lssses who lighted the ires in Ravenscraig Castle
when the nen Of Pathhead kept armed watch and
ward nightly for the return of Paul Jones. She
often referred TO this period in her life, aud de,
scribed infinitely the appearance of Mr.. Shirra.
when engaged In praying on the beach for that
wind which drove the vessels Of tho dreaded Paul
down the Firth. She was q years single, Il years
married. and Is years a widow, and was in the
habit of saying that she had lived three lifetimes
( Eij9fgf,., NJ
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WINTER Bleaehed Sperm Oil; also.
W No Solar and Machine oil constantly on
ia n r JOHNSTON 4 BRO, Drugsists
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having removed h Richmond offers his professional
tcTyic,s 10 the public Cfiice on Franklin street a
lev dours below she Ballard Housc-resldence on
the corner Of Min and Ith atreets. ie Lin
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SACLr ST. MARIE CAN,L-Governor wis,sr sa,a.
MS special message to the Michigan Legislature.
iecomme ndiug an improvement in the walls and
cart locks Of this important canal He saws that
sincs was but, only four years ago, the popuia-
anhdred to nearly thirty thousand-apd that
ing alone u" '"'"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

OPERATIONS OF raE U. 8. MISr-The Coinage az
sne United States mint in Phladelphis for the
aIna VI January, was $50 S25 in gold, $50 600 in
s@nVer' @ ana $3o,OOo in cents, making A total n.
l9o.ezo, covering 3,743, ,906 pieces. The deposits
or tne month were sl4S 040; of silver S5l G35: of
copper, Sf.SS5-totai deposits, $204 ,o6O. This ia
.ne n.n.ss1 months operations in long time, In
ness TO make the annual settlement at the mint
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

N- Ho ALL yE DYspBpTIos - An
who suffer from headache. Giddiness Nervousuess
Low Spirits Dimness OF Vision, Bad Taste In the
Mouth. Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acidity.
Heartburn Costiveness. &c, &c oan be promptly
restored 10 health by the use OF BAKERS CELE-
BaATED PREMIUM BITTERS.
For sale by Messrs. Fisher Winston. Druggists,
Richmond Va dc Ats