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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
80 DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE ON

l2N ~ u IL N - LIZ IsColbGA'CC Wv
&A MAIN STREET FOR RENT.-The upper part
Of one of the tenements known as the Augusta
House." containing nine fine rooms, besides three IN
the basement. large kitchen. &C. is r rent. Pos
session given on the LIST of January, 1889
The house will be rented either with or without
the bas, ment as may be desired. To good tenaut
the terms will be accommodating. For further in
formation. apply at my office
GEO STEEL, Dentist,
No 23l Main, between Sth and 9Th sits,
de Sim Richmond, va.
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Tar on corsn--At an adjourned meeting OF
the arocers OF Philadelphia held on wednesday,
,,;ss ~ one ner cent tare offered by the import
ere Of Philadelphia and the President was direct
I'd TO notify the importers Of this dissemination,
after which the meeting journed s,He d.e. Ac-
eordins to this arraegemeut, the rate OF rare on
- Tee i unforn At one per cent. 10 the cities Of
New York, Pbiladelphia and Baltimore
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ERESh ARRIVAL UF NEW dOODS
L A. X. PARA Err 4. CO:

Have lust received their SECOND SUPPLf OF
EzLL AND WINTER DRY GOODA
making their assortment one of the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered. and o. sucn
pricss a. will insure sales.
splendid Black and Cord SILK Robes aisa
Rich Baysdere a'Lez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Polt de Sole and Taneta
silks
r, n Plaid aud Fig'd Valencias
B.s X Bomba4.nes. Alpacas. Challies ana MOUSE
Rich lace. Muslin and Cambria Sets .,
Muslin Cam uric, PeQuet and mourning VoiAAs
Illusion Capes and Berfhas
Cloths Casslmeres and vestings
Plantation and Housekeeping 9o0ds
Al and S Pulled Cloths; Sleeps Grey SAtinetts
BucEIand Pulled Cloths; Kerseys and Piaaas
Plaid Linseys Flannes
Bed and Negro Blankets
Damask Table Cloths; Napkins Doynes
ToWelc Linen and Cotton SheetIngs
pillow Linens; Irish Linens
Merino. Lambs Wool, SIX and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers ,,, NJ,
AIexsnder's Kid, Buckskln. Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntlets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery OF every Description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &C. &c ~
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,IEW GOODSi--NEW GOODsl!-

~ the steamer, yesterday from New York, we
have received 3enty packages OF new and desirabl
goods which are offering at very low prices 100
pieces neat small figured Merrimac prints of choice
eater ps; 10 pieces black beaver and Broad Cloths,
for Ladies' Cloaks aud Raglans; dark colored Quilt.
ed Skirts Mohair De Beges; $50 now Shawls of lste
designs; Velvet Ribbons. all widths; Ladies' Kid
Gloves superior quality; rich Tafstt Silks; black
Gro de Rhines; MaDtilla Velvet white Moir Antique;
q Q Tarlatans at a bargain; French Merinoas Bonn
basines Alpacas Saxonia plaids Linen hdkfs, irish
Linens Table Cloths all sizes; Flsnnels. Blankets,
and other bargains too numerous to mention.
J MlLLHISER & BRO,
deS 1873 Broad street.
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WY MADE FURNITURE AT COST.
- The undersigned intending to discontinue his
present business. Offers his stouE of War,irobes Be-
reaus, Washstanfs. Rosewood Brocatei Parlor Sets
Sfa Tables. Mattresses &C, ut COST for cash until
March 10th at which time the balance will be closed
ataucti0n. AliFurDiture on hand for repair il not
called for by that time will be sold pay charges
n COWLIkG,
ia SIN No Is Governor street.
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A Tlsts The Queen u England hes rew title.
The recent Indian Proclamation bore her titles
and disE:::ss Ehas, the part Italicized being tho
neg etyle:
s5yieteria, BY ths Graos Of God, Of the Uoited
Klnsasp n 0rSas Britain and Ireland. and Of the
Ob6sMss ard nlp<rdemciss Gtsysef n Eayepe, Asia.
Aires /ssss4ca asd AHayalid, oasss, Defender
oithe 1attb.
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A BnIrrsH DgsskTEk AN AMERICAN LEGIsLAroR-
Stephen Walsh has recently been elected repre~
sentative from the counties OF st. Lonis anG LaAe
Sbors To the Mime sofa legislature. 1t will be re-
collected that, in 1851, he left New Brunswick,
where he resided as sergeant in the British ar
NV with eight of his comrades and came to the
states. The British minister sought to haVethem
surrendered under the Ashbur ton treaty, but was
defeated in the courts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

MADAME ANN BISHOP IN ESGLAND-MadameA Ann
Bishop. after more than ten years absence from
EngIand, sang at a concert in Exeter Hall on
Monday evening, December 10. Nothing could be
moro enthusiastic than the reception accorded to
her by the audience.
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FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon q dis
ordered
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
Coicky Pains. Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Despon
iency, Cesrveness Blind and Bleeding Pill 8. In
all Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
It has in numerous instances proved highly beref
cial, and 10 others effected dec died cure.
This is q purely vegetable compound prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the amer Of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because Of
Its great most 0fthe European States its
troductioninto the States Intended more espe-
caly for those OF ftherland scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country Meeting
with great success among them. now offer il to The
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virt..es must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended those persons
ghose constitutions ga; have been impaired by the
continuous of ardent Spirits or other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, II
finds its way directly TO the seat Of life, thrilling
and Quickeulng every nerve, raising up the dreop
ing spirit, and. in fact. infusing new health and
vigaf in the system.
S0TIGE.-Whosver expects to find this q beve
rage will be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and
low spirited. il will prove grateful aromatic cor
DIAL possessed of singular Ar remedial properties
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA ha.
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. be not persuaded 10 buy
anything else until you have given BoERhAFEs
HOLLAND BITpEkS a fair trial. One bottle vii
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle six bottles for S., by thu
SOLE PROPRlET0RS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. a. CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AESold by nearly ell the Druggists In this city
ie I4-dts
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CHICKERING'S PIANO

CHICKERING'S PIANO
T.EIs2sa.1 P0RTEs.-A lot of instruments from
IN N Ri Nthis unrivalIed factory, have just
x y Vbeen received by the schr Nickerson.
and are now offered tor sale cheap. Prices from
S225 to 500
of great beauty and elegance. aud one of the
A scale circular scton. d new ins rument. which
for Ume Of tone, surpasses any ether kind except
the Grand.
Also, the THALBERG GRAND PIANO. This in
5trume Mt ha- lately been performed and prefer
red to any other in Richmond By Messrs. Strakoseh
Company,
The reputation of these instr~ments is 80 we'll es,
abshed that a sudrrdHt Is seldom asked or offered;
tut, when required they will be warranted for any
length of time
Orders from abroad, with TO erenses, will be pune
tualy attended to. Drawings of those Instruments,
with the prices furnished free of charge
Wareroons-Nor.h eide of Broad street, near 9th
and a. HABiIsTos 4 BRo's, No 1863 Main street.
ia Its NATAL CAkuSI sole Agent.
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asssrs peseody be- co.msge.d ssit sssinsi
!. :. 49, sss;ss - :. 49,, = ''''''
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| Coal OIL IA bargain was concluded last weef;
| befween the Union Coal and Oil Company, OF
Maysvilie, KY, and certain parties at Boston Mas
sschusetts by which the former agreed to furnish
| the latter two Thousand gallons OF the crude coal
| oil per day during the next two years The price
| To be paid is 3d. cents per gaioa-amountiDg to
| over four hundred thousand dollars in the two
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

BARGAINS IN DRY GOUDS.-To m AXE
- ROOF for a new stock in the Spring and to com
mepce the new year with large sales, we have this
day redul I'd the prices on the following:
Rich Robe a. Leg Delainfs
Rich French Delaines at 621ss and 75c, worth ~.
Rich Pay adere Silk and Double Skirt silk Robes.
ValeDtiss, marked down from 20 and Is cts. to 81.
Valentias and Csshmeres marked down from 37a
to Is cts
Large stock of Shawls and Black Velvet and Cloth
Cloaks, ct very low prices. at the cash store OF
PERKINS 4 Co,
las 14l Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

PRESENT Prom CHISA-Commodore Perry's
widow has received magnificent silver csndeia>
bra manufactured ia China, as a testimonial from
the American residents at Canton in 1880 to her
lanentpd hushao3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

rLOSINu OUT PKICEb-
u Rich Paris Mouselanes
Poplins and valencias ,.;
silk and Velvet Robes
Large lot of Silks at IS cents
Round and Square shawls -,
All styles of Winter Goods will
ba closed at greatly reduced prices at go Maio ct.
ja7 CHKISrIAN LaIhhof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

Rsrtroap Mar. fxosisf sGIurr "A railroad man
sos married 81 Delsvtile th~ other Day, and ~ he
returned the evening usin to this CITY, his Eel.
loo rsiiroaaers Determined upon giving him .
his fair bride ssinte Fifteen or twenty loco!no-
tives were brought up standing on . switch 1t tne
depot. apd ~ the train bearing the happy pair
passed by, the whIsits on each locomotive ~ss
made 20 give simultaneous hlast, the IKE OF
which wss nsver heard 10 this vicinity before -
The hiietas corcert would have awakened the
s~yen sieepers, as IL did the echoes tor mhes
around, soaring the urbanc bridegroom out OF his
usuai serene eauanimity.-- Ihias,5as 'Xdfesmda.
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Shirts. &c, made TO order. at short notice
an 25--iy ri SINGER h co.

NEGRO G.-DARRACOTT
L> HARRIS 4 co. have on hand large assert
ment OF Negro Clothing, which will DO sold very
low. Also. Boys Jackets aud Pants, suitable for
factories. The attention of Tobace onsts is pareu
larly called to these Goods. think them cheap
aud good.
0ARRACOTT, HARRIS 4 co.
Successors to Merchant, Weisiger Co..
d..o No aiu az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

NOTICE.-The subscriber having dis
~ posed of the business heretofore conducted by
him at his old stand No 81 Main rect. Richmond
Va, unto Messrs SALMON BALL. would take
this opportunity of returning bis sincere thanks
liberia patronage, so long continued towards him,
and respectfully asks continuance OF the same to
his successors whom he takes pleasure in recon-
mending to his old patrons and the public, as gen.
tlempn fully capable of conducting the SADDLE
and harm ESS BUSINESS. and are also eminent
IL worthy of their conn 1ence.
JOSEPH II. C0IQUIrf, Agent.
Richmond Dec 9Th, lt5s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

The undersigned. Dire etors of the South Western
Bank of Virginia. certify that the above statement,
made out from the books OF the said Bank. has been
examined and ~ believed to be correct
ROBERT GIBBONEY.
HUGH sPkNCE,
j. y. COX,
". ALEX STUART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

nRY GOODS-Great Bargains sold at
~ No q Main street JOSEPH sTEAU L offers
for sale the balance of his stock of Fall and Winter
Goods at and below cost. Any bo1y that wants to
save money will do well by calling soon, as the
Goods are selling off very fast at such an astonish
log low price.
Fast colored Calico at 5 and cts; handsome pa'-
terms susliDs at 21 and ls every color OF Merinos
at 1884, worth double the money: the finest and rich
cts and upwards colcred silks at half their yalne to
close out; 5000 fine French Needle Wors ed Collars
from l2L cts to 81; Cambria aud Mouslin Bands at
all prices heck and Cambria Mouslins at 10 cents
and higher prices worth twenty-five; Hosiery and
Kid Gloves from 2 cts TO the best quality az 20 CTS
places at IS: Velvet CT axis at Sl2. cheap at ~;
Cloth and MeIino Cloaks dc; Linseys and fiannei:;
mer,s: sattinets: brown and bleached Domestics,
&c, and many more Goods at the lowest price, 10
please every one that calls at No ~ MAIN St.eeS
IL JOSGf cA m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

WHISKEY.-200 bbls Recti6ed Whis-
w key nine months old the finest article of Com
mon Whiskey in the market and for sale low in
lots to suit purchasers to close out consignment
by BRlDGFokD %.
de "a On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

NAILE-6OO KEGS sssorted. for sAls BY
tAt 1DwiA WORKMAN CO.
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COLDSNiT has complete assortment
~ of White and Colored Taratans; u me- anu
and Edges: Satin Ribbons with Pssrl Edges: Fancy
Hair Pins: Head Dresses, Flowers; Ruches; lin
sions and various other goods, suitable for BARS,
parties or weddings, which will bs closed GU, at re-
Sa 90 Va EOS Broad st
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THE EF EhSUN FEAH1 FNUFEh~
L TY, LOTS AND BUILDINGS. In the county o {
Powhatsn, for sale privately. un,n the January
publicly for sale or rent Alex HILL,
de "a -dtl5J TT Main street. Richmond. Va
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE r. X COL
December 18th. 1853.
NOTICE.-The coupons of interest On
v the guaranteed bonds Of this Company, due
ist January next. will bs paid at the Union Bank.
New York, in all that month, at the office hers.
with current rate OF Exchange
THuS W BRGCKENBROUGH.
de- linn Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

EA FOh RENT On LCACC Ae nv
E4 story Brick Building on the west line OF iotn
street, between Main and Cary streets. (neXt ABOVE
the residepce of DR. Cullep) is for rent or lease
and posse sion given immediately There Is gas on
the rwo frat Sors and water all through the hCuse
and is we'll sdanted for .tJrage or commission
house. being only a short distance from the Bssin
psnI knniy TO HENRY EXAI,Il, or
" l. l. MONTAGUE,
5o,a-1m Tn Bank street.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

/, CORPORATIONS FAiLuRE.-E b. Bigelow esq prae
teal manufacturer and inventor issued pamphlet few
months since the depressed Condition OF Manufac
lures in Massachusetts, I" His text this statement
IIndel the present corporate mode of bringing together
capital aud skill, Massachusetts, never, manu-
featuring community, attain to high degree OF pronc
tive power and can never maintain even arespectablc
position in competition with the private enterprise of her
foreign rivals lie says, Gin the State of Rhode Island
manufacturing from the first has been conducted mainly
by private enterprise Notwithstanding she has been
obliged contend with the producing tendencies of
her neighbor aud rival she has the whole been
successful than Massachusetts She is skillfu and
better understands the art of economical production The
Skaters and the Spgncs in the cotton manufacture have
a national reputation. The wealthy house of A. w.
Spague about starting mill of so 600 spndles
This addition to their manufacturing establishment, al
ready so extensive, projected Mt period when the
corporation stocks d Massachusetts, were selling at a
beavy discount Through all the panic they have gone
energesIly forward, and have now nearly reached It's
successful eompeRop
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FRIDAY, FepnuARY %, 1859.

On motion of Mr.. Attorney General Black, Robert
p Kane and Isaac s. Serrill, esqrs, OF Pennsylvania
we're admitted attorneys and counsellos Of this court
No. 2i2. The United States appellants rs. Charles
Fossat The motion to fix day for the argument of this
cause was argued by Messrs Byald and Nelson in sup
port thereof and by Mr. Attorney General Black in OPP
position thereto.
No. 284. Sampson and Iappan, claimants OF the ship
Sarah &C. appellants, SamI Welsh Il a. The
ton to dismiss this argued by Mr. Serill in
support thereof and by Messrs Wharton and Kane in
opposition thereto
No H. The Board of Commissioners OF the County Of
Knox, plaintiffs in error, u.s. David G. Wallace, The
argument of this commenced by Mr.. II. w.
Thompson for the plaintiff in error and continued by
Mr.. N. G. Mclean for the defendant in error
Adjourned until Monday, ii clock.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

Henry Crugor was the first American who sat ia the
British House OF Commons lIo was born In New York
city in l739 and ON arriving at manhood became con
ne,ted in business with his father, who had established
himself at BRISTOL England which then had position
relative TO America similar 10 that of Liverpool at the
present day In l774 he chosen of the two rep
resentatvos 10 the House of Commons. His colleague
yns Edmund Burke He returned To New York after
lie war and elected to the State senate while yet
rersber Of tbs British House of Commons He died in
New York in1 1897.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

SHIPMENT OF SEEDS PROM CmiSA.--We learn that de
spatches have been received by the Commissioner Of
Patents from Mr. Robert Fortune bearing date at Sbang
hail. recent the 9th Of December enclosing bills Of
adng for large quantities of tea seeds packed In earth
Yang tree and its seeds seeds OF the Camphor tree
Tung-oil tree, and of the 800 dang.
The Yang is much esteemed in China for its fruit ;
the T,g- produces valuable oil largely used by
penters and yarnshers Of wood and the Oo-aaaq is
highly priced for ornaments The introduction Of the
oamphor into Florida and other southern States has
been contemplated for than hundred years but no
direct have been taken before the present that
would seem to warrant success
We understand that the Patent Office has erected upon
the most approved, principles propagatng house. on
public reservation in this city, for the termination of the
above named seeds where they will lie placed as soon as
they arrive, preparatory to 4 nsplahg them TO the To-
ctics III which the experiments of naturalization and
culture are finally to be made ~
We presume that There Is citizen of this republic
who will not commend the enterprise herein exhibited
and rejoice most heartily in is ultimate success.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

MYTRnIous yapE,-A correspondent of the CigeinWsi
Enquirer at Jackson Ohio gives an ACCOUNT of suber
ranean vault discovered there, In which tho air was 50
impure that IL impossible for any one TO go down
into It. by of rake, human bones of gigantic
size have been raised and small chain of silver with
coins attached to each end. The coins, though much
dcfaoeI by time have the appearance of those in
among the Romans in the days OF Cicero Africanus,
though there evident Traces of hicrogypho devices
that cannot be dedipieied.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

Hon. GEo. w MANypNgY, late Commissioner of In
dian Affairs and Editor OF the Ohio Salesman says
in his paper Of the 22d that he will the next day publish
the charge of Mr. Blair in the House of Representatives.
that he while Commissioner furnished to various
Indian tribes He will thus give Mr. Blair the benefit of
his columns, land in few accompanying remarks will
show to the satisfaction of every candid mind that Blair
is base slanderer and wilfu and Deliberate calum
niator and asier of the official records OF the oountry
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

Mrs. Barnhardt has obtained Judgment of four tbou-
Sand dollars against the RENSSELAER, and Saratoga railroad
company her husband having been killed ON their road
some months ago. She claimed FIVE thousand dollars
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

Mr.. COLFAX, Of Indiana, moved to add at the end
Of this paragraph proviso that the amount expended
by Commodore PAnding in defence of suits growing out
Of his arrest of William Walker shall be paid out OF this
fund which ruled out OF order 10y the Chairman
Mr. COLFAX appealed from the decision Of the Chair
and the question being put, the Chair was sustained
ayes Sc noes Sc
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

Mr. SPINNER OF New York moved 10 amend the APP
pfopriaton OF sos 900 for ordinances ordnance stores
and small arms 80 provide 6r the enlargement Of
the quarters for the accommodation Of students at the
Naval School at Annapolis which amendment was ruled
out Of order by the chairman.
C0NTfNGEST EXPgSsEs.
Nj GARRETT, OF Virginia, then moved to amend the
paragraph appoprang $3.50 for contingent expenses
~ reducing il to S50S 600 which amendment re-
icctcd