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fTOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AF-
L FEyrIONS- HARTS Il HoRNE'S GREAT BUCHU
.'ONPOU : d. for the Iarid cure OF all HI ney and
3lGlidcr Complaints This Conceutfa ated Compound
ter all Diseases Ut Complaints of the badder, Kid
ueys Dropsy. .Graye fleets ieucorrhtea or W htes.
Urinary Complaints, distractions and all Diseases
and Weakness 9 of the exuai organs, whether OF q
constitutional origin, from any other cause. OF
iOng OF SD ,rt du ration -
Ii is prepared by Chemist. containing no ner
cury and Is d. ou0unced by medical men to be not
1uly the best but tbe cheapest Bncfu Compound in
eou,d scarcely walK, have been cured by using one
,r Two bottles
Large Bottles 81: small Bottles, 50 cents Sid by
FISHER WINSTON, and all Druggists in Rich
nond, Petersburg Norfolk. and other tewns In sir'
rinia ia Zz-om
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D.RIEG UUIRaaE.--A night or tW }
since AS the ST.. Charles omnibus was passing do"l
Main street. bet ween IA b aud l5th, with six pas"
seugers, s1ns malicious person threw a stone
thruugu the coach, shatterIng the window glass
but luckily striking no one. An effort was MADE
at the time 20 discover the perpetraor OF the out
rage, bat proved unsuccessful.
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AhUFh Eh pUlti LE ! Ht IebIUtHC5 UI
Mr. Juhn n. Van Lew, on Grace street. between
"a h aud 25sh, was forcby entered about 3 O'Clock
last Sunday morning, and robbed OF quantity OF
table cutlery, aud other d;uing room articles -
House breaking is becoming go common 10 Jeffer~
sou Ward. that residents will fipd it necessar to
use great caution III fastening their doors aud
windows. The watchmen can 90 very little TO
preveLt these crimes, because of the fact that
thieves know their walks and can easily elude
them.
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A ASwISDLER.-A young man, representing him
self as agent for obtaining subscriptions to th'
Southern Citizen, was ordered 10 leave Savannah
on Wednesday la IL hours, it having been ascsr
tained that he was swindler. He collected oye
$50 in Augusta, on the false preteace OF being
brother of Johu Mitchell.
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BURGLARY The residence of Mr.. John
Nettles, one of the Justices of Henrico county WAS
entered by the basement window last Saturday
night, aud robbed of glassware, silver spoons, two
pairs of boots and other articles. We understand
that QUE of Mr.. Ms servant women saw the bur-
gar IN the dining room, and might have given
the alarm ia time TO have detected him, but for
the fact that he attired in female apparel, and
she supposed it to be her mistress.
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SINGULAR CATTLE DISEASE ~ ORIo.-We are told
that disease, called by some ''hoof ALL" aud by
others ''biack leg" is making serious havoc with
horned cattle eli over the country. IL commen-
ces in the hind foot and extends upward, paraiy-
ling the hind parts so that the creature comes 10
the ground Oh his hind quarters; the appetite is
destroyed, and the eyes grow dim. This malady
is attributed ergot in the grass, grain, &c. As
wet weather is favorable to it's development, NAM
suppose its appearance lately is attributable to
that cause.-Oht0 Statesman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

Tug New YORK PFRssSAL LIBsRrY EILL--The
sn, t,nI committee of the lew Yor3 Ia gisature. on
the subject, has reported Personal Liberty Bill,
uuI,ifyiag The Fugitive Slave Law, aud pIosising
that no person in the Stata shall te cOnsiaered prC
perty, or tubJ,e; to SALE be deprived or liberty
without due process of common law and triai oy
Jury Ths pensl lee for Infringing the law arr
a due of frcIn 5000 10 $500. and twenty years I'm
prisr nrent 1t declares that every slave eomins
into the state by consent OF the ownej. shall f'
free.
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ordered
STOMACH OF LIVER.
Such cs Indigestion, Acidity CT the Stomach
OOioky Pains. Heartburn. Loss of Appetite Despop-
81 Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly benef.
;ial and ia others effected decided cure
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared uD
strictly scientific principles after the Of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhsve. Because o
ts great success in most o!Ihe European States its
PRODUCTION into the u Statt intended esptt
there over the face Of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among them, Offer il TO tht
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be ackuowi iedged.
1t is particularly recommended e. those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, il
inds its way directly to the seat OF life, thrilling
And quickening every nerve, raising mp the droop
ing spirit, and, IL fact, intusng new health ana
rigor in the system.
N0TICh.-Whcover expects to find this beve
rage will be dsappointed but to the sick, weak an
low spirited, il will prove grateful aromatic COR
dial, possessed Of ingular remedial properties.
CAUTlOHl
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroms hse
induced mary limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded 10 buy
anything else until you have given BOERHAvE's
HOLLAND BITPEkS d fair trial. Que bottle viii
son vince you how infinitely superior 1t Is 70 all
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle or ak bottles for S. by TIT
SOLE PROPRl ETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 co
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS
PITTSBURGH, PA.
42-sold nearly all the druggists In this oty
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JOURNALISM IN RUsSIA.-Since the relaxation oi
the censorship in Russia by the present Emperor,
more than 200 papers, dailies and moDthiies. nave
been started. This is besides the journals issued
by the government, and amounting, under various
names, to about so.
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Planning IN Trx.s.-planters in Texas are
still busy putting in the seed. Corn planting mas.
a good deal of it, already been DONE But h,.Ie
cotton is yet planted. The wheat crops are ss.
was more wheat raised in Texas last year thsn
there vas q mark for.
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BEEF PoR THE BRIrIsH N.vY.-The Cleveland
Herald of Thursday says: by private letters just
instaimeut of Col. Standards let Of Cleveland
packed beef for the British navy has been re-
ceived and accepted by the British government.-
Letters further state that all the lots of American
beef nacsed at Cincinnati. Chicago, 81. Louis aud
Nav York, have been rel scted as not cJming to
the standard of quality"
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"Ch-f = Abai HptNH ~
il c-3r: No II Pearl street
k@S- AnILEIcIAA IAEra-IHE CREo-

ESS~ ARTIFICIAL IsETa-IHE CRBo-
PIksrls Process Ii ~ JONES, DESTIsT. having
purchased ths srclkfre right for tie above
mode / making FsElh, and after using diid test-
irF il 10 tne lny't a H.c3t 2gsle other plates
hal G,sd IS aiuy stiiSfed If its absolute SUPER.
Orty n9er tue gJi:, silver ard p.tIhe method can,
therefore with conf CBce, recommend II 10 ait WIN
-ire fuii par iai sets c teeth and eSpcci IL
H. - S'tr1 may be- dtSSEtE Is tC;jh U:GSe they are
tst3g Ia hIs process all OF the objections TO
thn Suii plate are rrmDy eG-the suction heinO per-.
fret cures 1omfort and stGb{ty 10 the ht. the
teeth being .nbeIti IN the metal the food is exc,u.
lti from unpeT between them; they are there
fore eeAneT smoother. and in every respect better
la conseq qGence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate 10 tie mouth, and the auction thereby So
cured he insert one teeth giIGut c!IypS,
agi in all guarantee perfect and satisfactory
A..
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by these staudiuZ highest Ia the profession
North and South Testimonials will be given. and
spe1imeDs exh hitst, to aBy VINO may desire 10 SCI
them The old pif,isS ot those wishing to Schaugt
the old method for the new, will be taken III pari
psy. viii Of course, make teeth on tho old iaode
OF thos- who may prefer It.
Filling Thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex
rac5,-u by electricity &! those who wish It.
Office opposite Co;inthian Hall. jaT-ly
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aeig- Drpn. s,,os OF spiRns often re-

liver aud rs the-e two organs a. the great genera
tors s5f disease immediate steps hOGi b3 taken to
aid IN the perform OF its functions ~
know u ns b tier agent fur eyecu ing this work
ia an ~ Er'c PREM iUh '1rrENo a purely &c
table medicine entirely innocent IN it., Operations.
ans -ure cuse Tor all d seases arlsng from tlir
stomach and b5WeIs. 70 be had at PURCELL,
LADp ( O., ana by all Drngcisfs III Va. fe u
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Seven persons, including d. l.. Fergus on, Horace
Young and Bs, amin Leane, Americana. had been
drowned at Tsicahuano bay, Chill, while sailing
in a small boat
Martin NJ. Mitchell was arrested near Lynch.
burg, Va, on Friday, charged with stealing hng'
gy and two horses from Jas. II. Kemp, OF Win-
chester, Va.
David II. Mordecai q well known citizen OF
Charleston, y. c., died At Nice, France, oa the
12i Of January.
DR.. Philip A. Schuyler, = grandson OF u Sners'
Schuyler. of the Revolution, died In 6rssnesihs'
Miss, few days siaee.
The Savannah ttiA Republican hoists the nAmfs !
Of Ssustar Hamnsand, ef Z. q !, for presidrq y ara
Ruias Chosgs, OF Mass, for Vice President
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SKY SCRAPS ESTaUsIAsA -The "Friend OF China
of December s, says of Mr.. Reeds departure from
China via Manila and B1rneo ia the fine screw
steamer frigate Minnesota, that French, Dutch aud
Eagii,h vessels OF war were all bechng cut their
congratulations Or the SUCCESS which has attended
Mr.. Reeds labor 9 in China. The Minnesots's crew
appeared full OF joy, il We might judge OF the
whole b. the act o! oEe, who must needs stand
erect o1s the main track, take of his cap, give II
hearty ware, aud iIng IL overheard.
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CANDIDATES FOR coSGREss.-We understand that
the people of Smyth were favored with two
speeches az the Court House on Tuesday last
Col. X. 3. Floyd first addressed them, announcing
himself a cabdidste for Congress. snljsct TO the
decision OF q Convention. Gov. McMniitu followed,
and. although he did not announce himselta can.
ddate, he said he was is the hands Of his ficuds
The plain Eogiish of which, 20 our minds, that
he will be candidate abingdon PuyiHias.
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= WAS C0MMIT1En 10 the Jail

IA of Chesterfield county. on the 9th instant,
NtGRO who calls hin seit WM WhI1E /.
A a. d sa, ne is fre@, aud resides In ihe city
ci .-...simore state Of MARI land The raid kes 70
is about ieet iDehs high, cvmpiexhn black ADD
rather slow In spes king when spOhen ~ ~ sne
said negro not free TIE owner l. required 70 cosbo
forward prove property, pay clarAes. and tsse MIN
away or he will be dealt with accord Ing % law.
'' SO DUvAt.
"a 80 ~ JaJ,r ,hasserd.ii ca IatF. Va.
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NV BELGIAN MlrlsrER MIR Edward Blonase

NEw BELGIAN MINISTER Mir. Edward Blondeei
de Curlenbroek, whose appointment Minister
Resident of Belgium in the United States was an
nounced more than year ago, will shortly leave
Brussels for Washington. Ii is rum"red in dipio>
matte ces that II. Blondesl will OBJ tain the rank
of an Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary before his Departure and that be will be
entrusted with some very important negotiations
with our Government relative to the commsrcial
relations of the United States aud Begium.-Josr
of IpIumsrcg
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TEE INV CoIs OF CANADA A-The assay officers of
the IT, 8 Mint have discovered, ON making an anal
ysis OF the Canadian new decimal coin. that their
several pieces do MT haruonse W It'll the standards
for the same pee es in our own country, the Cana.
dard onlY 1874 cents nearly. and that 1t IL conse.
nentIy not interchangeable with cur currency, at
its real value.
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SCsIpruR L LRorURR.-We invite the
at,ention of our readers to the lecture at rriDity
Church Tonight, by Rev VIM. H. Fonerdeu,
gentleman of learning. and said to be a highly IN
teresting lecturer. Subjec. Breath OF the South
Wind" IS q novel one.
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FANS TIN PouooLs 1T must he 9,

cAHB iTH FUHooLS 1t must be graft
fyipg TO our readers 10 know that the various re,i
aious congregations in this city are making yea.
Ious and telling efforts to take from the streets ths
hundreds of iodigent children who have heretofors
beep allowed to run wild abont the dock aud basin
and on the Commons, aud assemble them IN tbs
Sabbath Schools, where their inteIiects and thoi,
iaorais usy be cultivated and refined.
Ga Sunday afternoon last, the members CT Leigh
street Baptist church held meeting, TO bear re-
ports of visitors. and fsir friend In attendance
informs Hs that the proceedings we're highly inter
eating. This congregation have districted Church
and Union Hills aGd portion OF the city, aud
have appointed yIsi each district, making II
their dnty to search out all children who are not
attending Sabbath schools, and induce them, II
possible, to attead tho one st Leigh street church
If any Of the visitors fod iodigsLt children, who
willing to,Rttsnd school, bur have not suitable
clothing for so d)og, their wants are at once sup
piled, they promptly taken into the fold, and
strenuous efforts then 10 to interest As we'll
instruct them, thereby saving them from vice and
degradation, aGd fitting them for future usefulness
ia society.
children, discovered in their last rounds, all of
whom were anxious to attend school. resolu-
ton was at once adopted, TO have them supplied
with clothing, so that they may be 10 school
on Sabbath next. Many of these little creatures
are the Offspring Of drunken, worthless parents,
who care Tor their children no further than they
can supply the means, y theft or labor, to buy
liquor while others. are the orphans Of widow ed
mothers, whose small earnings eBa6ie them TO do
no more tbau furnish a crust of bread and scsut
shelter, for themselves and families.
Sometimes designing parents get clothes Tor
their children and then fail TO send them TO school,
hut these cases are rare indeed, and should in no
wise cool the ardor of the visitors, who, having
performed their duty, may leave the result to a
higher power.
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- UUMMITTs d TO NVr FOLK Uf1Y

J4Iu AS A RUsAWaY-Was committed
To the Jail Of the C9fporatGn OF the ciIy Of
Ak. Noifo,k on the , b day uf November. lsae,
). l.,,- ro man tailiDg himself Tod BAiLY fhe ssid
negro IN 1a is nye feet seven and one half inches
hlgb, snd weighs one hupdt.d and sxty-tys
pounds sbort tnirty years old, Of light corppl 4
iou states that he was born in SumDsrset county,
Mary land and claims to lie born free; had on wh,
committed to jail. sleeps srey clothes aud tailor
hat TbUc CUhPhEW
fe e9--fw tergeant City Nei tolk.
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ARNY INTELLIGENCE The troops at Fort Deh'
apce have been nearly all assigned other stations
the hostili'ies with the navsjoes having ceased
Company D., 81 Infantry, aud Company X, Sch
Infsntry, are TO go TO Santa Fe, where Don Jose
Veldez, his spies aud guides, will turn in their
arms, &c ,and be shouorabiy discharged from the
service OF the United states Ia Qu of tae
scarcity OF forage the mounted troops 10 march
from ti:e fort in advance. Until further orders
Major Ba.chus. Sd Infantry. il To command at De
fiance. Two companies of mounted rifles escorted
the Department officers to Albuquerque. and then
proceeded to Fort Craig. where they reported fol
duly.
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SPECIAL RCTICEG.

s5g- JosSpH tlop8soS ia , Attorney
At Law and Genersi Land and rre-empt,on Agent,
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
EeYfTs -
Uga Il. 4. WISE Governor of Nircinia;
Professors uuT al uolconlbe, University OF 3,
/, NEnA,ty. Prrrt nank of ihe Uommouwralih;
lA,.rrs I;.,I- Attorney ~ Law. nIChmond
& " Parce.. 4 Co., AK chan Se and Seek Brokers,
RsChnoLd. .
CrsrIu I Aopcrsou, K al Estate Brokers. Rich'd;
kelt. Paiae i u. Dry Good, Jobbers, DO,
IhJuIas tIuS'cs & caldwell, Fancy Goods Juo-
tiers, Richmond;
Tinalsy Tartly a Y iiliauis. Z" h0lesale 0rocors;
Il. II. SAtaker 3 - " hoiesaie UTecers. hich d
lt-.m
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VIOLENT AsfAULr.-Robert Patterson,
charged with violently assaultiug and beating
John A. Gentry, on the 9th inst, was before the
Mayor yesterday, and partially examined. None
Of the witnesses saw Gentry have IA knife, as Pat
tersou represented at the time, and Gentry testi-
fed that PatterS beat him with a brick. Charles
Cook, on hearing of the ght, went TO Patterson
found Gentry tied TO the door, and bleediog pro-
tnsely, and heard Patterson say he would lake G
TO the cage. Witness saw a brick lying near the
house, covered with blood aud hair. and saw two
large stones marked with blood. The brick was
afterwards carried of. Officer Seal was told by
the prisoners Mistress that but for tho efforts o.
herself and another woman. Patterson would
have killed Gentry with stones. The examination
was then adjourned until today, and Patterson
remanded to Jail.
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GRATES. FENpERs, FINE SETS OF

ERATES, { RENDERS, FINE SETS Of
~ sHovELs, TaNGS ard P0K ERs.-i have 70;
<ale elegant assortment OF All Sinas oI 9.sass n
handsome and plain sets OF Shoyes, Tongs ano
ookers seven different sizes of coal Scutties, cincsf
ShoTe.s FIRE Shoyeis handsome Stands tor shoseis
and Pckers; Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmans
are brick FIRE Slabs and Jams; set. OF soap St9ne ioi
setting UP Crates; Taverh ane Church Bells, o.
sveeet tone Builders housskeepers. and others ir
van, of any of the above articles can be supplied al
| The lowest Northern prices. l am manu- factnrinp
Ali Xmas of Brass and Iron Works OF the above de
snrintjon AZ NV BELL and BRASS FOUNphf. ano
HRSTE and FENDER MASUFACT0RY, No. ?2'
Main street betwesn 6th and 9Th streets, "est soe
Richmond, Va y npuocS
an I6--ity q. DrNooIe.
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m kuNA~AY $40 hE"nAD =

The ab I'VE rewaid 4 will be paid for the appre-
hsrsion sud delivery TO Lavi- Hutehsson.
0 10 the city OF hichmoBd or coDfiIed In Any
ja 80 that get him an il taken out OF the etafe
0f Virginia and $50 tsken in the state OF Virginia.
for m man THOMAS JEfkEhs0N he is about
II years oI a. O. brown com illi head hair.
good teeth, ieet 10 inches high. and rather eIum
CON urtenspce JUHn A HC1t h ssOh.
a1- Enquirer and Whig will cop, ia wes HI, pa
ner iyyjce each ia 22-fits
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s4g- The Bksr CovaH byRvr IN TIL

WGHID,
Tu- test Cough Syrup Ia the world is uaIts-
hnFE5's Pectorgi syrup 81 Wild cherry.
Ea.s article is prepared by Chemist, aa1 Is pEo-
uauaced By medical men, aud those who have useG
IT, - ~ the bost preparation tor Coughs. Gods,
GaiaTlk. Bronchitis uoAr5spess. Sore Throst from
s cole, and preventive OF that lion Of diseases.
Consumption.
Pcr@lus VITO sing should II. It g ri asant to
the tasie softcu, clears sad strengthens the voice
asys All iirFtatiou OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
B9t-as 25 @nd 81 cents aud 81. Sold by a'l Drug
gis;s II Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg. aud all
Towns IN Virginia. oC I5-6m
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INSURANCE
THE VIRGINIA FlRE AND MARINE

~
a INSURANCE COMPANY
Is TEN OLDEST INsTiTuil3N OF ITS KIND
IN THN STATS!
CHARTERED ~ YIIE LEGLSLATyRE or
VIRGINIA IN is52.
Th3s Company has unipterrupteuy conducted III
operations 70 the present tiI',e on Just pi8eipes
has pa4 IA losses by FIRE and sSa mostly q citizeos
o kiChEl@nd, more than olis and G9xyfsy million
qd0ldrs retutaei to it's etue htlders "A ressunabls
FeF contase on their in yestrnent and is nap doing
prudent btsaess. hc reasing it's rrt ei saunuay
anu .esFrYediy maintaining It's Chan for safe y
FIRE INSURANCE
9fenf"d ot almost every kind OF property Ia Cities
4""ns ana Counties throughout {. Is State and nd.
lV'a'aG Nlates' on as low terms rs by other good
MAFINE INSURANCE
Maio on Vessels on time and on V,sset. E,o;,-,,,
AID Cargues by the voy age TO al p,rts of III wnri
Ut ta,r curT, II rates of pTeminn..
The d0tto'tseG Capital of 1his Germany ia s,Ro =
N0 tnt HsPtp apltai Is oaly Sha WtJ com posad
" shares i ony 50 eetcb, the original Shares OF
Si0a tJch having osen dlsied into tUr for facility
OF i-trIbuti"n among cure t'zens. ana its sur plus
IS s2'rn or more; and steadily creasng
aiy locality. the President has accepted the
EauCS of the
UxITY FIkE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LON
Having Capital Of 500 90 sterling or $40 600 ooa
with vhlCh company large risks divided. thus
aa riding the amPiesf uriiy 20 those who insure
Appiics ,,,s solicited in person at the 0fice, No
i3t Maa street. Ur by mail ana will receive prompt
aud courteous attention
DIRECTORS.
" L Cowardin, Joseph Allen, Horace Kent
William Palmer. Atex Parker, james A lnioes,
} E Wai ,worth Wiilism Beers. Tnos samson ,Chas
" Purcell, j IS " nstIn, h A Cia,bnrna, Patrick
C,.iieu Cie, " smi.h. B l. Winston, Hugh W Fry
anu samul 1 Pu.lianT.
4 C0WARDIN, President.
WILLIAM WILL 5, j X, secretary fs l6-Im
TNsUKANnG5,E, n5, r., = ,,,,,s or
| WHITE PERSONS
| Can be obtained in the
| INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
| OF LONDON,
Actual Capital, $500 600
Agency the Ottce OF the Virginia Fire and Ma
tiue Insurance Company, So l3i Main street, Rica-
m0ni, Va
| Dr JNo 6 d CULLEN. Medical Exsmirer-0ffice
at tIe oice OK Drs Gibson and Cullen south SIDE OF
Franklin street, between oh and 7th streets.
f. l-t4 w l. UtWAkpIS, Agent
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4 CARD. .-1hc subscriber. owing 10
a his feeble state Of health. ia necessarily com
PEELED TO decline bus;Dess, Ia 30 doug. he would
return his thanRs to his friends end patrons tor
,hoiY fay0rs ard heartily rec Jmmend their fave
rable consider alton his friend. Mr. T. EACht', q
gentleman known tur responsibility, &c to whom
IL has transferred his books boIGi &C. and solicit
for tim the patronage they have bestowed or ne.
JN0 r COOK.
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In THE CRY JAIL hare are now sixty
eight prisoners, eighteen OF whom are women.
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~ S25 "A RE4AhD Of SO will

IA DO paid for the delivery ola Negro . IN, cali
'ed rHIL TAYLOR. This negro was par-
Aa. based in hich nd. at auction, on the 5,h
s.ay is57 and a bill Uf SAFE made by deorge w
SneiIinss. he is vi nuisttI color; good teeth,
VII ch he shows {, advantage when speaking; walks
tatiy. i gave said negro money and q pass to go
TO hichmoud % visit his wife, h., believe re-
sides ia Chesterfield she Is woman. and fr.m
what have heard 30 II harbored by ner The
above sum will be paid if ieiiys red u Dickinson.
Hill q 20, # kichmond s
joins sAUNDERS,
fs I5-lms LuretEo kssey county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

The American Gaano Company Of New York,
have received, In all, about 1000 tons guano from
their islands Baker and Jarvisl iB the Pacific
Ocean. which 10 selling In the markets 81 frcm <a
10 $40 the ton.