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INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIhE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION UF ITS KIND
IN 1HH sTATEl
CfARTERED By THE LFGyCT A TyyRE 0E
INSURANCE.

n "a
INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INsTiTU rION OF ITS KINI
IN 1HH STATE!
CHARTERED By THE LEGISLATURE OF
VIRGINIA. IN 1882.
ihis Company mas uniuterTuptediy conducted ifs
operations TO the present tine on lust pIiucpes
mas paid In losses by Fire and Sea- .ty T. ctiZs
or hlchm 1nd, more than one and quarter million
u 0otars. returned to its Stockholders reasonable
pes centage on their IN ye5tment and is now doing
6prudent business. increasing its receipts a, nualy
ana deservedy maintaining It's character for SAFE
FIRE INsU RANCE
Granted almost every kind of property in Cities
Towns and Counties throughout this state and ad,
j9inlng etates, on as low terns as by other good
CompanlbisS.
MARINE INSURANCE
Made On Vessels on time, and on Vessels Freiahts
and argoe5 by the voy age 10 all parts of the world
1T lair curr' r.tes of premiam.
The dathortzed Capital Of this Company is s5O-
TOO. but psPA Up aptai il ouy $3.50 100 com posed
1f shares VI only $25 cach the original Shares OF
S0D each having been 9vdsd iuto our, for facility
OF distribution among our c t zens and its surplus
s S25 900 or more, and ste .diIy j -cr as;ug
To avoid the risk Of insuri z heavy amounts In
:ny one locality. the President has accepted tha
Agency of the
USlTf FIKE INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF LON
DFN,
Having Capital of s. 500 sterling or $40 900 COO
WITH which Company large risks divided, thus
III riding the ampiest security to those who insure
their property.
Appiica,ions solicited in person at the Office, No
3 Main street, OF by mail aat will receive prom pt
and courteous attention
DIRECTORS.
w l. Cowardin, Joseph Alien, Horace l. Kent.
William Palnaer, Alex K Parker, James Inloes.
j d Wad.wnrth, William Beers, rhos samson ,Chas
w Purcell, jas z Winston, II Claiborne, Patrick
Cullen. Geo smlth. l. Winston, Hugh W Fry
W & OowARDIN, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS. JR, Secretary f. l6-lm
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WYTHEviLLs, Feb. "a, 1859.
Tha twenty Second was celebrated here by q
procession of the Independent Order Of Odd Fsls
lows. and dinner was given by them at the
Franklin Hotel. They were addressed in the Pres
byterian Church. by William Ii. Cook, Esq
Tie evening of the same day was conspicuous,
by a grand ball and entertainment Wythe couu-
~ contributed several fine looking ladies'; and
Prince Edward was most houorably represented
on the occssionin the person aud accom- pIshmsnts
OF one of its fair daughters.
revival of religion has been progressing ssve-
raj weeks in this community. DIR. Wiley, Presi-
dent OF Emory and Henry College, has assisted at
some of the meetings.
To-day, Tsursday, has been set apart t,r thanks
giving here. SKYLARk.
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STATE SUBJECTS The ears from the
'Coekade CITY" yesterday morning, brought over
three couvicts for the peniteutiary, all of whom
were negroes. Albert Parham and John Copeland
ior larceny, aud Fleming Burnett for forgery. As
Parham has already served the State one term, he
ls now elected for ell sht years, while Copeland il
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ifa al Accident, &c.
OAK GROVE. LOUISA. Va,

OAK GROVE, LOUISA, Va,
Feb. D. 1859.
On Tuesday isst, valuable Eegro man, the pro-
perty OF Mr. Robert Z. Dickinson, of Louisa while
engaged Ia saving timber, at Mr. John Bonds
steam sa~mill, ia Orange, accidentally fell before
tee saw, while tue carriage being run back ,
aud bad his leg 30 badly torn by the saw that he
expired in about half an hour before phy.ician
could arrive there. Another appalling effect of
careiessness.
The weather hero has been very mild, though We
have had great deal of rain. Farmers have
ialowed much, aud still following for corn and
tobacco
The red breasts have made their appearance,
aud the glad notes Of other birds are heard in
every grove. Yours &c, Argus
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RNlFasp AscTtSe.-on next Tuesday, tho lst
day q March. n meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Rosncke Valley Railroad Company, Including
IS well the old stockholders, as those Who have
subscribed 20 the stock of the extensiou, will be
held at tbe Office of The Company in Clark.viIie,
Va fo1 the purpose cbirHg Of deciding upon the
.>,gHiaus Of the proposed extension.
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4 b3UTFpL RSroRT.-Iho Star says aIstter has
been received in Washington froa the Ameriea an
Cousa' al Vera C'uz, confirming the rumor that
the F.eBeS gulf squadron bad actually taken poe.
sessiaa ct Vera Cruz. unr Consul bad entered q
r,otess against the act oi the French co,nn,aaaer
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FINE ARTS "A meeting is to he held

FINE ARTS A meeting is to he held
in the Mechanics Institute hall, at half pass 9
O'Clock this afternoon, to devise plan for the es.
tabi'shment OF Picture Gallery n that large and
well arranged building. Some of our Iaost enter
prslng citizens are the leaders 10 this movement
and As they Wish secure the aid of all others who
laVor II, they invite them to the meeting at the
hour named The paintings of the Historical So.
ciety-aud somo OF them superb--are to be put
mo ths ne" dallery, aud good copies of others
will be obtained from Europe with IA ittIa dala
| sa possible 1t the gallery is decided upon the
tubscribers to it will then have an admirable
place to while away Idle hour in examining the
teaoiiui pictures. aud in pouring over the rare
and valuable books III AZ will fill the shelves of the
libraries in the same hall. Something of the kind
Is very much needed Ia Richmond and cur veal.
thy citizens will never have q better opportunity
of obtaining IT than the present.
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Es3- You CAN ExpaCr WITH CER

TAINTY to obtain Fne Picture and correct Liken S.
by calling at the Photograph ami Fine Art GALLERY
otG. W. M1NNlS, i97 main street. The small Am
brotypes, photographs as we'll as the larger sizss
Ia Oil OF Water Coiors, executed at his tsaerils,
gems Of art, and warranted TO give satisfac
tion
Every style of Photograph made from life, or
copied from small ambrotype pes or Daguerreotypes,
aud cocred in any OF the various les, may az all
times be obtained at the aboye-named establish
ment. REMEMBER THE NUMBER, ly7 MAIN
STREET. fe
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HAaD TO SErrLs.-Tilliam Vest, a
denisen Of Rockets. has been in limbo for teu
days past on the charge of stealing shawl. Yes
terday he Was to have had a hearing, but the wit
nesses failed to answer, and the Mayor continued
the cause.
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I've CANS ActEefED.--Rev. Walter Williams 81
Norfolk, Va, has accepted a call to the Episcopa
CaC'ca IN Ieesbure, !oydon co, Va. lie was mas
rcd IA Washington on Thursday
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DISCHARGED The complaint agains,
Andrew Malone, for throwing rocks at u servant
girl and striking q child ia her arms, was heard
by the Mayor yesterday aud dismissed.
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rsSsFNTsTioN. .--oa Thursday nIsht last. Miss
NagE'e Mitchell was presented, after the eoneiu
zion 4 the play in Petersburg, with a diamond
ing. valued at SSs.
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Acc1pKAr.-paul, a Of Geo. W. Pete. ot
Portsmouth. Va. was badly wounded on the steam
or Hope on tbs 2@i inst by the explosion of d
gun rho load terribly iaoeTating his arm and
,bouIder lie bore his suff rings with great forti-
tude, aud sntrea;ed seversi boys who gathered
around him, 10 always give heed TO the advice oi
ihass older than they. adding, that bis sister iu
Portsmouth, had bese eched him rot TO make the
t,ip but remain with her. lie had disregarded
her entreaties. he said, and it would probably
cost him his life.
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PICK Fox rCApru.En- To-

PICK PocK ST CAPFUaED.-Ye ester ,svas
Bernard Cahn was passing aloug Broad street
near the Fredei icksburg depot, he was stopped by
two lads, one OF whom engaged his attention
while the other relieved his pocket of gold
watch Luckily for Calm. his guard chain was a
gou one, aud while the little thief was eBdeavor
lug to release it from his vest, c. discovered the
robbery. The boys then ran eff, but one OF them.
W lillian Perdy, was afterwards arrested by officer
Chslkiey and Gagged for trial.
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BROKER SKULL. On Thursday right
last, n free negro fellow named Samuel Norman
WAS knocked down and had his skali fractured BY
sam Patch alias Sam Harris DR.. Mayo is attend.
ing ths wounded man, but there very little pros
pcct Of Risreeesery. ssEfSS- 49,
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MEDICAL CARDS.

neA. DR.. Il. 8. VnsT, late OF Henrico
having removed to Richmond ofiers his professional
services to the public uifice on franklin street
few door, below the Ballard House-resitleuee ON
the corner of Main and 9TH streets 70 lin
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WoRD FOR THE CHILDREN writer, who
iotes children, fires the following at those who
tout: Get ready to be afraid Of the msu that
children are afraid of, and be sure that no who
hates them, is not himself worth loving"
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BURNING OF CHURCH On Sunday morning, the
Presbyterian Church, ut MeBdhan, Morris county,
New Jersey, was burned 10 the ground. The sex
ton hsd siaied the Are, and had gone to his
breakfast, aud whom he came back the building
was 10 raines. The fire was communicated 10 the
buhciDg from The stove pipe. There Was an insu.
range Of 1900 on The church, which is about half
Str at
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BAILsD. -Wili4m Wade, charg with
stealing cart from Samnel Gennstt, has been
committed 20 Jail BY the Mayor 10 default Of bail.
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~ $25 "A kEwAnD Of S26 will
N ed rHiL TAY LUk. This negro was pur.
IL chased in Richms nd. at auction, on the s,h
m.y, ic57, and n bill Of sale made by George w
Sneilioss. he Is OF muatto color; good teeth
which be shows To advantage when sp-akipg; walks
badly, gave said negro III ,ney and u pass to GO
to h1chinoDd to visit his wife, ~ho, believe re-
sides IN CheattIfied she Il iree woman, and from
what have heard he is hsrbored by her 1he
above huD will be paid. il delivered to uickiuson
Hiii 20, Of Richmond
john saUNDERs. -
fe l5-Im& lnrrtto Essey ccnr,.v
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NEw FIILiBUsTEa MovEAENT.-A letter from Sau
Antouio. signed by Boone G. Brady, aud publish.
cd ia the Louisville journal, says that the old
party of fiiiibusters, Walker, Henuiugsen, Col
Frank Anderson, aud the rest of them-sre req.
deZvousing al that point for raid on Sonora.
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FAsr DRIVING two teamsse.s had
fiues imposed on them by the Mayor, yesterday
tor rapid driving 10 the streets.
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OBscENE, James Brazelo, for usip,
obscene language in the street, was held to bal
by the Mayor.
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e k0NAMAY $40 REWARD :

EE NJ IVA WA y ttV hL W n hD -
IA The above rewaid Will be paid for the appre-
henson and d. livery to LAWS Huteheson,
L&~ In the city OF hichmond. or copfiued Ia any
that get him ain, IL taken oil the state
OF gnia, and $50 if taken In the state Of Virginia.
for m NAH THOMAS JEFFERSON He is abous
81 years age, brown compexion, iull head hair
good teeth. ieet 10 inches high, and rather grum
counteD2Bce JOHN HUTt EfOA.s
sr Enquirer and Whig will copy In weskly pa
per twice each ia 2z--f.ts
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STEAMER COMET SUNK.--L0SS Of Lijr--The
steamer Comet wGs sunk on the Mississippi, below
Memphis, on las, Saturday night, during storm.
Several OF tho passengers and crew were drowned
We learn from the Ciuci4nati Commercial thai
among the lost are John :. Pope. first clerk; Job
Howard and Samuel Hardeman, deck hands,
little girl aud two cabin passengers, names
unknown, were also drowned. The boat aud
cargo are total loss. The Comet belonged 10
Cock Co, OF Memphis. She was insured for 81
500
DEArH OF THE REV. J. II. FAIRCmLD The Rev.
j. III Fairchid, whose history in connection with
certuin charges OF a criminal nature brought
against him, Ior which he deposed from nIs
clerical position will be remembered, died Tues-
day morning at his residence in South Bostou.-
He has latterly been pastor of Il religious church
in South Boston, formed from members of his
former society who believed him innocent.
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FINANCIAL Cosr or Tng RoaaS GovERSxEsr -
The taxation of the Papal States is less than under
aay ether G9vefbment Of Europe. Withs all its
oiEni;y, the Court OF Rome is the cheapest In the
world The Pores household costs but 81 800 a
year The salary Of the Cardinal Secretary OF
State Is & 500.
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AxgRicsY JOURNAL IN PARIS -Au effort is going
h. be made 10y company of American gentlemen
re,idiug in Paris TO purchase certain Journal,
wbich can be had fJr perhaps u of $50, 900, 10
be devoted TO the protection of American inter
ests The Journal will not publicly aVow its
policy, bat will seizs every occasion to put the
French public right on America AID American
questions.
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TIE CArxsTRoPHE AT GUADAL4JARA, MExgc1.-Tt
j. stated by gentleman, direct from Guadsle lara
that the late explosion Of the government palace
ia that city, was far more destructive to life lhan
here reported. A portion of the building, ii
seems. was used as State prison, in which were
cUufited not only common Dlslefactors, but 3
nun Der Of political offenders. This blown
entirely 10 pieces as also the whole edifcs, ex-
cept the csntTal portion, which now stands alOue,
shattered nd b!ackened Our informant thinks
not less than 500 to 600 lives were lost. But
strange to say 20 list of dead or missing has yet
made its way into the public priuts.-Neio Or
isdRs itcuy0ts.
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ES0Lisn carTugs oF NokE CnIsEsG FoRrs.-The
Laudon Times by the Africa has the following
I'VE are informed that Lord Elgip had been
heard ofahove Nspkin, aud on going up the Yang
tstekispg, ia her Mfisstys steam vessel Furious
the vessel hSti been hred into BY Of the rebels
Ills Iordship immediately landed 'cah troops. ana
fo, gsStSsfon 81 tasir ti7o forts The Farious had
been sErouad several times iu the river"
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sa- SEE REES Co.'S new style of Portraits, the
Pearl Ambrot?pes. They are the most beautiful
pic,ures that we have ever ssen aud the price il
within reach OF all, viz 25 cents, from tat u2 tc
S25
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totiD9r TESTIFY In THEIR Own BEHALP.-In a
atsprce auit a Rochester, n. Y last week. Judge
ntF"G2 tetdssd 10 allow the husband to take the
fAba lie Gid not constIue the law allowing
paf,Fs fo testify on their own behalf designed to
remit hgsbaud aLd VIE to u stify against each
otLey
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THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT AND THE OCEAN STEAM
LIvEs.-In the Canadian Parliament, Tuesday
night, the Postmaster General moved resolutions
in refereuce 20 the Canadian line of ocean steam
ors, praying that Her Msjesty would not renew
the Cunart contract, nor grant subsidy to any
other ttauB,atIantic line until Canada has had an
opportuoity Of urging such arrangements ss will
conduce TO its prosperity, ard that Her
Mnjssty will extend to the Canadian steamers
such assistance rs will place them on an eInsi
footing with other lines between Great Britain
and other Colonial ports.
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HEAVY GALE IN WESTERN NLw YORK A furious
gate cuumeuced blowing from The Northwest, Oh
gu sunday morning, IN Rochester, New York, con
tiuuinz through that day and night, aud doing 4
considerable amount of damage. Several builds
ings Including the public school house No. 8, the
fish Inarhe: aud some barns that were uurooied,
and had their chimneys thrown down. demo!ish"
ing adjoining roof. &c trees and fences were up
root ed aud scattered piles of lumber were carried
Of aud sowu broadcast while large quantities Of
s;sves, piled for coopers' uses were blown into the
canal sud about its banks The steeple OF
tLe Catholic Church at Bergen near Rochester, was
blown down. The gale also very severe in the
vicinity of Buffalo, tho lower part OF the town be
ing covered with water, unfinished block OF
houses Knocked down. Fortunately, there was no
lCse Of life
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~ COMMIT. d 10 NohFUlK CI1Y
"A JAIL AS A RUNAWAY-Was cUmmittsd
N to the jail OF the C rporstiUn ot the cry Of
IL Norfolk on the day OF NSvemUer, ISs,
= no ro NAL calling himself Tl,1 HAiLY 1h- saia
negro man ID i've feet seven and one half inches
high, and weighs tundftd and sIgty-fye
pounds about Inirty yeafs old, OF Mt ceupt Il
lou, states that he was born In Snmm cvunsy.
Maryland aud claims tn l. born free; had on wh,u
committed to jail. sleeps srey Clothes and sailor
hat Thus CukPkEHy
TO 9-fw terQeapt CITY Mo- fplk
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PLASTIC PRecEss.-tl " JONES. DENTIST having
purchased tn, exclusive right for the above
mode Of making TEETH. and aitar using and test
ing it III the mot difficult cases actere other plates
had failed. rs entirely satisfied Of its absolute superI
ory over the gOid, silver ami piatiha uletiod
therefore. with confdonce recommend il to all no
dss full partial sers Of teeth; and especial
~ TO such as may be dissatisfied Wt those they are
Ioa0 uSt&0. In mis- process all of he objections
tne gold plate remoyed--the suction being per.
rect scures COM fort aud stability the g. and the
teeth being taubeded the metal the food is exclu-
ded from unpeI or between them; they there
ore cleaner. sncother. and in every respect better
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation of tie
plate TO tie mouth and the suction thereby ST.
cured. he can insert one more teeth tCto clasps
agd in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
fit.
his method having been adopted and commend
cd by thSse etaudiug highest IL 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 xchance
the old method Tor the new, will be taken in part
pay. Will of course, make teeth on the old mode
or thosa who may prefer ir.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex
racted By electricity fer those who wish it.
tfflca ODDOsite GOtint hiap Hall lST-Iy
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kNcFRrsH LEHnHxs-Ihaxa

S&8 hA5H AEhchSs.-i nave iuet "a.
ceived, By Adans' Express. fresh lot Of gvaS,.h
LEBCHES. whish will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
TO- Can be found at all honrs of tae day at the Hs;,
Dressing Roors under the American Hotel and =,
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
mr. Z-ts X. Y. uOR4ONg
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~HARfsHoRHEs CuRB-ALL-
TIE GREAT PAIN xNNIHTLATOR
AM nEMhD fOk DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eTOM.
ACH AND WEAK RtlIfEIs


TIE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAFOR.
AND KENNEDY F0k DYSPEPSIA WEAK s.rOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELs
fHEPARED BF CHE MIST
BOTTLES ~, 70 and 50 cents and one d.,iar
cHE QREAIEET DISCOVERY IN NEnInAr
SCikNCR
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI should be kant In
All families IN case OF accidents sudden s,ck ress
get Q physician.
II cures pain in any part Of the system and In used
externally and internally ''1
HARfsR0kNRsCUkE-A cures Rheumatis
Neuralgia and ChilklaiIs
Ii HhRfSH0kN no CUhE-ALL cures Cramps Colic
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HAhlSHOkNE'S CUkE-ALL L. cures Pains In the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears
HAKTSHORNE'S CUREA LII cures Sprains
Bruises, scaids, Burns ana Frosted Feet.
HAkfsHoREE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling of the J ints
HARfSH0KNES CUREALL cures Stiff Neck
froiG Cold, and Ague IL the Breast
HARTcHURNES CURE Al l. is good for Dyspep-
sia, Weak 6fomac b and Bowels.
whenever you have Paid use the CUkEALL, as
It acts upon the Nerves, NJ nsles Sinews Blood and
Bones. and, by its warming electromagnetic power
try IL.
The above medicines to be had at ell Drug Stores
Virginia. oc Ism
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EB FINE SMOKING AND GHEwfNG To.
BACCU-Constantly Oh hand and for sale by
JOHN W GARLICK
re II ApothecarY and DRUG agist
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HANDSOMELY Done The following facts in re-
gard to fatal collision in the harbor of Boston a
year or two since have just been made public
The Cnnsrd steamer Niagara, in coming ND the
harbor, had a collision with the schooner Harriet
Maria, Of Orleans, by which one of the crew,
Daniel IIiggins, WAS drowned The matter of dam.
ages was left ont TO referees who, after a patient
and thorough examination, came to the decision
hat the schooner wholly to blame in the
matter, the ow8ers of the steamer not being liable
for the loss of the vessel. Notwith standing it's
award. the Cnnard company decided to pay the
costs Of the referees, and also sent to Boston the
sum OF one thousand dollars, to be divided among
the persons who were sufferers by the accident.
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alctIPts oF GRAIN At CAio .Go Receipts Of Sour
80. ~, ,heat Aheat al Chicago this week. equivalent TO
I'O'N'5 bushels against 100000 same period last
y~r Sncs C!i 0Do bnsheIs. against l .2G3. 600
b' oe's satie feriol issi year
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Isaac Moses, Grand Worthy Patriarch of the
Sons OF Temperance of East Tennessee, died at
at Rockville, on Monday night last
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SUPPRESSION or CouSrEgFslTs The Massachu.
sstts Legislature has made grant of s., 500 yea,
for ten years, to all association of banks, for th,
suppression of counterfeit bank notes.
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IL FAVOR or YANKEE INVENTIONS The PashA o
Egypt has decided 10 use the locomotive engine
built for him in Taunton, Mass III preference t.
others Of English manufacture
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o0r D aTIsTgY.--
ops,6J SETH MICHAH

AND 1lH SYREETSl
fenaers service. To rEe ciIIlels OF Richmond aud
a'Joiuina 'couutes III his prof ssioDal capacity -,
from an experience Vi ten years he feels confident
tnat be can ~arlaut al operations. performed by
him to give eLtire satisfaction. fc I3-lnS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-26
ArURosy 50 sNiN. .,tgBRuAaY 80. ,as

fiRs. The Mountain House, we'll known tav,
era s,tnsted midway between the White Sulphur
Springs ana Rincss,le, Va, vas burnt 10 the
sr,uua 90 Thursday night last.