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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

A TrORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW and
Notary Public. Loans made OH improved
roperty. metropolitan an Block 81 street. Davenport,
OwA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

WUPPER MANN 4 HALL,
North-wsst Corner brady and 6Ih ~.
=. SIN addition 10 their large stock Of 0soce-
RES, they have Just received large ana o. sct
so0tment Of
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Which they ca'l special attention to.
Davenport, September -, 1859.
sep05 W. 4 H
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Tine James River and Chickahomi'
ny Line.

In the brief notice we took Of this new line
few days since, we stated that Norfolk was one OF
the points In its route. This was mistake. The
steamer shultz does not go to Norfolk. The line,
as we said, is growing In favor, and is the more
strongly commended to public confidence by the
capabilities and the obligiug disposition of Capt.
D. j. HILL, who commands the Shultz. While
the enterprise is contributing its share to the
trade OF this city, its projectors will be Handsome
~ rewarded by the dividends upon their stock
Tho example of the success of this line should
suggest to our business men the propriety of en-
deavoring to extend their trade with tide-water
Virginia by steamers. Are there not other fields
besides that entered by the Shuitz, in which sim>
liar results might be secured? 1t is the day oil
enterprise and rivalry. Cities cannot stand still
They must decline or advance; aud it is only by
freely employing the great agencies of the day,
that they can 60 ahead.
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EcTugE FOR THE BENEFIT OF WILLIAM


We learn that Professor WV. B R0GEas VIII de
liver lecture in this city, on Thursday nighttime
procseds Of which TO be appropriated to AID In
re- buildins William and Mary College. The theme
will be. we suppose. Geology; but the lecturer viii
introduce some highly interesting "reminiscences
Of the venerable college, with whose history there
e. 60 one more familiar. Not only was he a pro-
fessnr In william aud Mary College but his father
before him hed one of the chairs Of the institution
There is no lecturer Of his day who can make
lecture on the grand science to which his life has
been devoted more interesting to the general pub
Tic than Professor Rogers; and when added to this
we have the motive which prompts his lecture on
Thursday night, we are sure he will address q
crowded audience.
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Affairs I'm Norfolk.


TccHREsFoNrEsets OF rZs 9'"puoND DAILY DISPATCH.
-
NonFULK, March il, 1859
The United States Graud Jury has been dis.
charged The last day of the third session, they
failed TO tod true bill against the captain super.
cargo, and mate of the Bark Julia Dean the con-
nequeDce is, that these gentlemen, who have bee
arrested on the West coast of Africa on suspicion
brought into this port, and held in bonds amount =
ing TO $4,000, have been discharged.
Domiugues, who is a merchant in Havana, has
gone home.
The case of the United States, VS.. the bark Julia
Dean 10 expected to come up to-day.
The VIM. G. Lewis is still at the wharf, which
she has occupied for the last twelve fifteen
months. This case. having been decided in favor
of the owners, it is iair to presume that they will
move her In a few days.
AID unsuccessful attempt was made lsst night
TO burn II lot of cotton which Is on the wharf OF
the New York and Philadelphia steamers. The
Are discovered In time and the flames sups
pressed with very little damage.
The Board of Directors of the Bank of Virginia
hold meeting tomorrow, for the purpose OF
eiecting Cashier, in place Of the late lsmented
Col. Robert w. BowdsD; there are several appli.
cants, but can form no idea which one will be the
successful one.
The weather is warm, aud business generally
active. PERCUSSION.
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M- ARTIFICIAL TsETH-THE CHEo-


PLAsgo PRecEss.-G w JONES, DENTIST having
purchased the erc!gsire right for she above
mode of making TEETH. and after using and test
ing it in the most difficult cases. ,chere other plates
had Iied is entirely satisfied Of its absolute superi.
GRITTY over the gold silver and platina method can,
therefore, with confidence, recommend il to all no
ms desirefull partial OF teeth; and especial
" to ssch may be dissatisfied with those they are
,eoU stsg In this process, all Of the objections to
the gold plate are removed-the suction 6einq per.
feet secures comfort and stability to the fit and the
teeth being embeded Ia the metal the food is exclu-
ded from unper or between them; they are there
fore. cleaner. smoother and.in every respect better
In consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby sc.
cured, he can insert one more teeth itoet clasps
and in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
1T.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by thsse standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given. and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method tor the new, will be taken in part
pay. viii of course, make teeth on the old mode
or those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth OK.
racted by electricity fer those who wish it.
Once opposite Corinthian Hall. ja7-Iy
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THE DISP A t. =.
.s...,.-s..s,'' :, 80 49, MARUH 70. II
y..~.~.r,.r,. In Richs"cna.

rmrrcxemcuts In Rfcns arasome
,a.x.... ,srror Number OF new 81" ...uA q,
ss.l,ins. And stores commences 81" ..r,
thi. e,,y for this spring aud 'oe s.., Tn.
.h.n q, any time for any p's.'
49,, and the style OF ne" o"."'"e'
fast, Of /. ettys growth. ana We
r 'ess % .,,s The aisplsy In this respect making
s tan'so There IL very great Improvement
~ a.. s,vIe of architecture Of the new buildings
- ..,,it Of Improvement aud the taste and the
sa,in.s. enterprise Of the day are making demands
,s., cannot be resisted. The business stores are
nat only improved 10 style, but In arrangement
-. .,a conveaienee of business and for the advan-
,areous display OF goods. The dwellings are De
co,,ins more elegant, aud combine With tas"
mora ~ comfort and convenience than Drmeriy'-
A,x ons absent from the city for two years past
Iii n. .,ruok with the truth Of these remarks.
I,.x.rx an.rter of the city we ind improve
x,.r.. ro,,S on; bat In no locality Is 'here
-,..,., a,.niax of the spirit OF enterprise anu
go. ,h.r in the district north Of Broad, between
.,h and I1,h streets. 1t is perhaps the most oea.
.,t,, r.r, Of the city while II Is quiet aud retire
- "a, very near aud convenient to the bushes,
80, ~ Richmond The new Trinity Church upon
90 .,.s.nt plan) Is soon 10 be built at the corner
81 BROAD aud 10th streets, just opposite the bean.
t,fa, Gothic paesbyterian (Dr Moore's) church
Some Of the very finest aud most spacious private
dwellings already grace this beautiful part oil
Richmond, aud several others are now in process
of construction. No part Of the city is better
ventilated aud drained, and II promises to con-
tinue one Of the most ornamental, as IL Is one o.
the most delightful localities Of Richmond.
The city is evidently growing, and that rapidly
II our citizens but put forth their energies
they bu. act 10 concer.-if they use the means Is
sorted to by other cities to extend their trade Rich
mond will soon number population that will
place her above the rivairies which have 30 Ions
couspired land not without eject against her
The progress of q city is geomstrical. When our
popu,s.ion reaches 80 Oo0 (which 1t will, trust
before lopg) we shall see how much easier it will
be to add a thousa nd than IL 10 now.
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aPHCTAL MoTICHs.
~FAIBBANK's SCALES.
WAREHOUSE,
M. 100 Main Street, Richmond, Va.

WAREHOUSE.
M. 100 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
....e ...,aard or !, eiubts. and correct sys.
ten. Of Weighing are suf jects claiming the attention
OF every individual In tbs country.
correct Scale is Just arpi.er ~ a.
an insfrnfneut 40 universally called upon to decide
questions Of great value in the daily ana nonI,!
transactions OF business snon rs hs con 6enes Of
all those ,cto e.ay be directed on me resmes '""''"
ed -
ARE TUE LEGALIIED sTANDAhD'
FOR CORRECT wslaHf.
ia,pst tehirh arose from a discrepancy q tpe,gt
more and ID ohio RaIroad 66mpany and one e an
Other manufacturer pds recently tT1ef an me t9,at
QfC5mmon Pleas. Baltimore Ihs cnse oe.sa n
his decision stated as the result q Me er,dendei Ia,
he accurdcy Qf' Fairbanks Scales acas estabe'shed
''9'''N EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.
SAN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KNAw TIE VERY vtTALs
OUT OF AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS.
Test your Scales thoroughly. and If fonnd incor,
rect, throw them aside and buy one OF
celebrated Scales, the universally ackh'"ie"s'"
standard for correct weight
WORD OF CAUTION.
The ,yeHearned reputation Of these Scoies has an
aaes@ The ss@ e, a aEsfsF s%d and
hare thereby in many instances. bee" S"tsecteo 70
| fraud and imposition. n,.,,5 81 CLARK.
SON. Tssey x nj SRE e tx No o5 who
are the agents. and who keep constantly on hand-
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
Union OR FAMILY SCALES
GROCERS SCALES
DGRMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
f EsPN SEDn LETTER intiS BALANCES
And deliver at short notice-
WHEAT OR HOPPER SCALES
| FLOUR PACKING SCALES ~,
| C0SLDEALERS' AND FARMERS SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALtS
| RAILROAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
!. WEIGH LOCK SCALES
NH lx-2m
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DAN'L II LONDON.
RICHMOND. March l4th. 1889. NH Bits

TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-At q
80 meeting of the Students of Brookland
School, Albemarls county, Va, March 18th. 1889
Tor the purpose OF testifyiDg their regret and Attic
ton at the sudden death of their friend and fellow
student. GEORGE L WALKER, of Gainesville, Ga the
follow ing preamble and resolutions were unani
mousy adopted:
Whereas. an inscrrtable Providence. in its all
wise dispensation, he's been pleased to remove from
our midst, by the hand of death, Our cherished and
lamented friend, companion and fellow-student.
GEORGE l. WALKER, of Gainesville. Ca, whose true
aud manly bearing, generous and openhearted
nature. bad won for him respect and friendship:
Therefore,
Resolved, That while we bow in humble submits
sion TO the will of Him, who dosth ell things well,
We express our heartfelt sorrow at the less Of one
so promising, noble, and true; and deploring his
early and uDtimey end, we pay this tribute Of re-
spect to his memory.
Resolved THAT we, his companions and classmates
deeply sympathizng with his family and relatives
in their bereavem ent, hereby extend TO them cur
coincidence in this their hour of grief and afflic
ton.
Resolved That we attend his remains to the De-
pot and moreover do wear for thirty days. the usual
badge of mourning
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be
published in the Columbus (6a) Sun. and the
Richmond (Va) Dispatch. and that copy be sent
to the family of the Ok cer 7ed.
A. DE CLOUET, Chairman.
,,,h
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!" SPRING lS5!
SAMUEL M. PRICE a. co.

SAMUEL M. PRICE a. co.
Have the pleasure to oher to their friends and Gus.
toners
one OF THE MOST COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
RETAILING DRY GOODS,
ever offered in this city.
In every de- cription of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of
NEW and BEAUTIFUL designs
And the FINEST FABRICS
FINE LACES
PARIS EMBROIDERIES
NANTES, SHAWLS
they offer to their customers selection unsur
passed.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINENS and LINEN GOODS
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, and
FURNISHING GOODS
PLANTATION GOODS
They offer a superior stock, and at
PRICES as Low as the LOWEST
Thankful for former patronage, they respectfully
solicit continuance ct the came.
SAMUEL III PRICE & CO,
NH l0-i2t I57 Main at.
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CANDIDATES FOR oFFIC


an Mr.. JAMES HUNTER-DEAR sIn: isrge
mum Der OF your fellow.citizsns. knowing yo oH
WORTH and believing ron TO be ~ ernfnenty qs ar
6ed 40 any Of the various candidates VINO NJ !,
been called cut by their friends for the or. -
|sUPERTNTENDEST OF TaE GAS Wokhs:ws
desire that ron will at once Announce youIsen :
candidate for the office. As mechanic. son ~.
fitted for and worthy Of the ofice IN auesuon.
though we know but little Of yonr wa.rr
the various sciences, srch ~ Cbemistry. Do.nu,.
Mineraiogy and Geology: but We beiieve you COZ
dive rs deep into pile Of coal as spy ot unrEas
NH IL -Its MANI 'oA
~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY VI E T,,an
Mos d Il Avn a candidate for the tflce on nlon
CONSTABLE OF the city. and with me srs .,, y,
on INV part that the duties OF the once sna, vs
faithfully and promptly attended TO, h9 Rpty
ceiye your votes
NH I5-tdes
20 HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RlClihoNp
am again a candidate for the above smce - tIs
ensuing Municipal Elections. and Respectfully soh
cit ~ votes of my fellow citizens for fn@ $3.50,
nh 15-tds DoiA
s,~ WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, Merchants ana
c;t;zans of ths City of Richmond. DO recommend TO
tha ynters OF the city Mr. HENRY ERs. ~ q
snitabis candidate for the office of GRAIN MEh-
siIRER of the city. We believe Nj MYERS IN
averv way competent, and we have DIS assurance
that the duties will lie faithfully and impartiay
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A- L,vEapooL AND LONDON
FIRE Insurance. CoMPANY.
raDETAI-llA OO0 600,

Invested in the United States over $500 GOO
Annual Income
All DIRECTORS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF IRE CoMrANY.
We respectfully ask attention tn the security Of
fered by the LIVERPOOL aud LONDON INSURANCE
ConpANY to its Policy holders in its large CASH
CApIT A T. and investment as stated above.
The large capital and income Of the Company en-
able it to take lines convenient to parties requiring
large amounts of Insurance. -,
In addition to the ordinary mode eff Insurance this
COMPANY issues PERMANENT Policies. On the pay
inert of TEN ANNUAL PREMIUMS, property is thence
forth ssrD0penfly INSURED. The PoL-CY can be can.
cellea at any time, and the premium will be return
ed less per cent
of RENTS by fire, on new and most liberal princ
pie.
Under the Policy of this Company. all CLAIMS are
maid upon of satisfactory proof of less
without abatement deduction for interest ard not
6s s usual SIXTY DAYS after presentation OF proof
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents.
NH ll-dta Post Office.
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NJ LIE 1TION CABDS-Candidates for Office
at the a. pr aching Municipal Election, will find it
greatly Ia eheir interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
office In the city has the same facilities for the rapid
execution of this description of Printing. and the
stock of CARDS always kept on hand is unsur.
passed By any similar establishment in the Union.
] d HANMERSLEY 4 Co
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eI SPRING M1LL1NERY.-N C BAR.

TON, No lOg Main street. is in receipt Of full
consisting of STRAW AND SILK BoNNETS.
FRENCH FLOWERS, RIBBONS, DRESS GAPS,
AND HEAD dresses; GRAPES AND SILKS in
piece &C, &c; all of which are nov open, from this
data, to the trade.
Owing to an increase and pressure of business. a
specified day for opening rare styles will be dis
pensed with for this season. but all the styles will
Be freely shown when the demands require.
NH S-ts
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FOR PHTLADELPHTA

rs, FOR PHILADELPHIA
7& EVERY MONDAY AND THURS
NLl<T4&NRAY-'rbeA No. Steamship CITY
nkk5013z910OF RICHMOND, Captain Mitchell.
is now ready to receive freight, and will leave on
TIL tuesday,. March 18th, at 2 &c ock, P. NJ.
For freight or passage. having auperior accommo
datious apply to II FUTILE,
Agent, Rockets.
Freight through to Boston, via Philadelphia. by
steam a. expeditousy and as cheaply as any line.
NH
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RSrGRAIN MEASURER.- the request Of
many of my friends, I respectfully announce my
self candidate for the above Office at the ensuing
spring election. NH sides J THOS SMIT 4.
A4r GRAIN MEASURER.-The undersigned is
q candidate for the off of GRAIN MEASURER,
and respectfully soicts the votes of his friends AID
thu prbiic, plsdging TO perform the duties to the
best of his ability, if elected. Respectfully,
NH 2-ties HENRY MYERS.
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TsEATsr.-Rewlet.-Th tragedy for Tonight,
Hamlet is one in which Mr.. Murdoch is said to OK
eel his other performances, having made. It, par,
tieularly, matter of study. He has been deliver.
ing some lectures recently at the North on the
character of Hamlet, which are termed by the
papers able. Whether they were or not, there
seams to be little difference of opinion about his
performance OF the Charscter--all agreeing that it
1 sYrslleut
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IT, NEW EFKING UUUDS,-Wy HIsI
supply of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived,
and embraces, besides the usual large variety of
TRIMMINGS 3, many novelties OF the season Hav-
ing been early in the market, and with the advan.
tage of q new and unbroken stock, to select from,
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles msorted; and am fully warrant
ed in saying that one who wishes to buy will
leave my store unsupplied. b HIRSCH,
NH Inns 209 Broad st.
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rA. NorIcE. EMBROIDERY PAT
TERMS stamped on Linen, Flannel Velvet Ribbon.
and all working materials. at the shortest notice,
and on the most re ason8ble terms.
Also all kinds of PINkING done, at 226 Broad
street between Sd and 4th.
Ladies from the country are respectfully invited
to call or send their orders for FmbTedering and
dress nattarnS NH l2-i2tF
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49, To THE EDITORS OF THE RICH
~>-Is MoND DISPATCH Gentlemen.-In your
issue of the 18th instant. observe reference to
occurrence in the Island of Cuba. upon which
think 1t right in me to make the following state
ment:
Dr Nd yin Bathurst Smith, of st Louis, Missouri.
had made quite a small but tasteful marble monu-
meut. on which were these words: "In memory of
Crittenden and his misguided companions" and on
the morning Of the Path January. 1859. | accompa-
MED him to the spot at which Crittenden aud his
associates were shot. The wall against which they
were shot was at the foot Of the hill which the
fort Atsres stands at the head of the Bay of Hava-
na, facing towards the west, and numbered from
to so. Crittsnden being killed in 'front.' of No 80.
where Dir Smith placed the monument tbs but jus
tice to DIR Smith to state that twas hisdea and his
act,my only agency beiD that accom- panied him
the spot to bear witness to the fact that he had
placed il there. / recollect cur passing officer
some one hundred yards before we reached the
place. and that we were little delayed in letting
the guard pass around the corner of the fort,
to escape observation. Just as DR. Smith was pass
ing in front of me. along the wall he trod a
IeDt which for q moment arrested my steps in fol
lowing him. This note is due - his generc-ty. in
endeayoring to mark spot hereafter to be adorned
by something more durable.
Your obedent servant,
DAN'L Fl LONDON.
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The Keysyille Extension.

Pie interesting letter from Townsville, N. c.,
published in the Dispatch of yesterday, setting
forth the Importance of this improvement, and
showing what a pearl our freeholders (save the
mark had thrown away, was written by Dr. OTIs
y. MANSON, a native Of Richmond, who, by his tai.
snts and in his profession, has honored the
place of his birth. He naturally feels regret at
the act of the people Of Richmond, showing so
much Indifference to advantages he knows to be so
important, and which he SO ardently desired
should enure to city he so earnestly venerates
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DISSOLUTION.-In consequence Of the
- death OF JOHN JAS. WILSON. tie firm of
HARRIS WILSON is dissolved. The undersgn-
ed as surviving partner will settle the business of
the late concern, which it is desirable to do with
cut delay. BE HARRIS.
Eichn1nnI March Nth
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~ Be the Pearl Aucbr type, taken in the Grey
on sty Q. They perfect gems OF art REEFS Gel
Drces L. rom % cts To S25.
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s~ LEE s. PLEAsANTs-

ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Practice In the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico,
Goochland and Hanover.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners OF Dee ds.
&C. they are authorised to take Dispositions, ID la
Wits Acknowledgements of Dseds, Powers of Attor-
pey Bills of Sale &c, to be used recorded in the
several States and Territories Of the Union.
= Office on llth st. Sd door from Main. NH l2-ly
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GS- FOR GRAIN MEASURER.-I am csndi-
date for the Office of GRAIN MEASUREk. for the
City of Richmopd. and respectfully solicit the votes
of my fellow citizens. Capt HENRY DAVIS.
NH l4-4ts
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e~ JOHN N. HAhLlOK-

Market Place, Franklin stress, Richmond. Va.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs. Medicines,
Chemicals Paints. Oils. Varnishes and Dyestuffs.
Fancy Articles, Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars. surg-
cal Instruments. Brushes. Combs. Soaps, Extracts,
Perfumery. Lsndreth's Garden Seeds Also; sole
proprietor and manufacturer OF Semples Infall1bie
BAKING or YEAST POWDERS.
NJ Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
ponnded NH i4-6s
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EE THE Beautiful Pearl Ambrotype can be had
at REEFS h Cos only. aad at lower rates than the
old dngy Style. taken by other artists,
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~CARD.-In answer to the ver

. 81 CARD.-In answer to the very kind call
made upon me by MANY CITIZENS | herebv an.
nouDce my self candidate far the SapsrinteRdeRcy
Of oar City Gas Works. respectfully assuring them
and all Others that. if elected. will devote my en-
tire time and capacity to faithful discharge Of the
dutie mbraced in that office. -
mb 7-lm* JOHN KNOWLES.
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T WILL continue to conduct a General
PRODUCE COMM sSION Business at the old
stand; and in returning thanks TO those who so
kindly pstrenised the late fl NJ respectfully solicit
a continuance of their fayors, and the public gene
rally. BF HARRIS.
Richmond March 18th, 1859.
,nk Ih-d3tSewit
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H4-sse the Pearl Ambrotypes on Patent Leather
to nd ~ mail REEs Co. are the only artists il
the ty that can take them successfully.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE

" RICHMOND THEATRE
Brilliant reception Of the distinguished Artistic,
Mr. JAMES + MURDOCH.
Mr. JAMES MURDOCH
Who will appear this evening in his great characttl
of
HAMLET
HAMLET
Mr. JAMES MURDOCH AS HAMLET.
HAMLKT, Mr. JAS MURDOCH.
Mr. JAS MURDOCH AS HAMLET.
HAMLET. Mr. JAS MURDOCH.
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s~LAw NorIcE.-ROBERT c. n

Be- Jaw N0TICE.-hUDENT Z. NJ
CHOLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney having entirely recovered his health, has
determined TO resume the practice Of LAW, in this
city and will devote all his energies to any profess
Office with Peter v Daniel, Jr, ESQ. Number 5.
Goddins Hall. NH 9-lm