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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

AtTEAM SAW MlhL---Lu MBbR SAW
~ ED TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control of enc OF the best STEAM C1RCU
LAR SAW MILLS in the State, located il Virgin
Pine Forest, navigation, VIII contract TO fnr-
nish at short notice; in good order and on rsasoue
Die terms, Building and Railroad Timber, sawed all
siaas and dimensions and respectfully soiicits or.
ders Tor this description Of Lumber:
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber. Mahogany
and Shingles OF every QeScrlptfcH
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DIssOLuTloNS, SC.
a CO-PARTEERSHlP ~
EsssA NOTICE. LCV

- C0-PAkThERSHlP a.
EssNseA NOTICE. GN
have this day admitted as a partner,
sr John \ JENN iNQS. The baaiueas will N
fstrgre be conducted At nay old stand No his Main
street under the iirta aud style of SAMUEL : COT
1kEl I. A CO, whtfe We have on hand fine as
s5rfInent ri Saddles, Bfidies. Whips Carriage
Cant sad Wagon usraeSs ~ every description and
quality, and wtl couunue 10 manufacture 10 order
sni Esl sale, every class oi goods in line.
There g a. awarded nae al the Uatteel States Fair
last fal ill1ea silver saedisis for SUPERIOR SpECt
MEMS o. NohhMANSuii'; since which tIue oGi
taai!igs are greatly decreased. and we naw 1lsttei
cgren{,oS that Cas- FURNISH every article in 0ur
iiue net 50 he Surpassed ia quality, and at as low
,.fb>sS ss any estat iishsGeis an this country.
beg isave - return ns SINCERE thanks to my old
friends AID the pUt't, generally faT ths liberal pa
~ ieige h. yaofoEe bestowed GroR me- aad respect
{ulsv - itcit a Goctnuauce q tho same 10 the new
concern pi@d@ivG SatSnlyes Ia Use our utmost en-
,lnavors 60 please Vpr friends aad patrons
SAAL CUTTRELL.
III mead, t4a, Isl, lSs3
NuTtCS AL persons Indebted TO the subscriber
an rt$ t fully requ,' ted 10 seattle their accounts.
uifh as it deisy practicable, as AIN extreme
Is SgXioFYs 10 close Ap ray cid business.
sAML CoTrRELL,
EtsntaOud, Ian iSt. iS&2. ia i-lfn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

DEMO AL.-SFECIAL NOTICE.
ii The undersigned having removed to lath 81, =,
near the Danviie Depot, at Mr. Bossiaux's Old stand
and the public generally with WAGONS. CARTS
DaAYs, &c: and repairing Of all kinds, at The
shurtest notice. u ID FRAfSER.
ia n--lm
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HE- ARTIFICIAL TEErH-Tnn CHno-

SEE AhINICiAL 1EETH-lHH CHEo-
PLASTIC PReeEss-G w JONES. DENTIST. having
purchased the exclusive riaht for the above
mode Of making TEETH. and after using and test
ing IL in the most difficult eases, tohere other Plates
hdd dLed is entirely satisfied Qf its absolute stpsri-
oritg over the gold, silver and platina method cau
therefore, with confidence, recommend ii tOall who
" to such as may be dissattsed witA those ev ara
or using In this process, all OF the objections 10
tue gold plate are removed-the suetion being per-
feet, comfort and stabiiity the ft and the
teeth being embedded In the metal the food Is
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 So.
cured ne can insert one more teeth tchota clasps
and In all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
This method having been adopted and commend
cd by these 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 Exchange
the old method Tor the new, will bs taken in part
pay will of course, make teeth on the old mode
for thoss who may prefer ir.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth OK .
Office opposite corinthisn Hall. Ia7-ly
re- 10! ALL Yz DysPEPTIcs - All
who suffer from Headache. Giddiness, Nervousness.
Mouth. Irregular or Deficient Appetite Acidity.
Heartburn. Costiveness. &c, &C can be promptly
BsaTsb e 1snsh ~ qis
For sale BY messrs. Fisher Winston. Druggists.
kiehmond, Va dc Ats
MB- TIM BEST OouaH SYRUP IN THn
WORLD.
The bes. Cough Syrup IL the world is Harts
This article is prepared By chemist, and 10 pro.
neunced BY medical men, and those who have used
essarTS. T Bronehits, HoarseDess. Sore throat from
aeold. and preventive OF Shat hon of diseases.
Persons who sing should use it, II ia pleasant to
the taste, softens clears and strengthens the voice.
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NOTICE. --- The subscriber having q
large numbeT Of accounts due and unsettled.
which shoad have been settled prior 20 January.
lS5s, wonid respectfully notify all such, that &C
e9uuts due h:m previous TO lt5s. and not paid or
closed by bo1d or otherwise by the let day Of Fe
prQay in1s, will be put IN the hands OF the law for
collection.
hlw&ys on hand. i large assortment Of Clothing
aad 1entiamens Furnishing Goods low for cash of
To punetaai customers Il B BPxNCE,
Ct0ihor aud Merchant Tailor,
40 ii Corner of Bain and J2Ih sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

RlCH3lOND, January ], 1859.
FIvHE UNDERSIGNED have this day

HE UADLRSIGGED nave tnls day
ssa0ciated themselves together under the d, n
hnG style or JiuNooh IhoEh AAht. Tor The
sion aud For arding Business They have taken
the ierge granite front house Cary street. for
merly occupisd by j NJ. Conrad, second door above
yiFriL is street.
They will always keep on hand the Lest assort,
tnaut Of Groceries Liquors &c, which they will
furnish to The trade at the lowest prices By strict
s,teutou % business they hope to receive liberal
share II patronage. B. j. JOHNSON,
iate II the frIa of Libfel & johnson.
BAT. ThUEH EARG,
rs 4-ts Late Of I3nViife Va.
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A CARD 1t will be seen By the above,
that | AIN interested in the business Of Messrs.
WATKINS & FIGkLEs. respectfully solicit the
patronage o nay friends and those OF the late firm
OF BiDfoTG. Mayo Blair. pledging TO Them all the
advantages which are promised in the above a,tver-
tisement Their wants either person or by order.
shall at all times receive my careful and prompt At
teulor. WM z MAYO.
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

TNHR CU-PARTNEH8HIP Of Smith &
Mstdux having expired by its limit tAa business
will he Closed Either partner will use name OF
the firm ia settiem mt; but the Books and Accounts
NilI be retained by " Il uADDUN on WHOM cred
irors we'll as debtors invited to cali and settle
~.
Nr q JADDCX Is authorized to act for Us in
closing this business. Il II SMITH.
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WE viii always have on hand good
supply Of all kinds and quality of Furniture. Me
ttlic Burial Ca .es and Mahogany Collins, winch we
can furnish customers at the shortest notice. Our
peFsun2i attention witl be given TO funeta is, &c -
orders from tn country will be promptly atte udsd
TO Que attention will bs given also TO repairing
FURNITURE aud upholsteI ing.
WA @ SALLIE & Co
On Governor ct, between Main aud Franklin
"a ar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

NJ II MaDDUX viii continue the
~ Produce Commission Business. under The
style Of MADEUA co. and socits the patronage
OF tue friends of the late concern.
January ist, 1859
WASHINGTON HADDuA, OF Luuenburg coun-
ty. is admitted partner u the Business Of Mad
dax Co. irolh this day.
WI MADBUX,
Richmond, Jan II. 1889.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

sHN AZ luUhUHh.-sUn IA N6Qne1.
Gay night last, q negro man named William
aeory, IN the employ of Mr.. II Hundley. was severe
~ stabbed by some strange negro. William saws
ne Was on bis way to his wife's house. on French
hasaen s hil, and just a. he turned dark corner,
vac s.sAckeo as oy strange negro, who Inflicted
severe cut across the inner part of bis right
nand, with large knife. Williams calls for the
watchmen. frightened off the assassin, and probs-
oiy saved his life. He says he has had no dificul.
~ "i.h any servant aud can form no idea AZ TO
who II was that assaed him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

1Nt BBLs. REFINED SUGAR, oil
grades; 40 hhds sides Shoulders sna
bfeasts: 81 bbb family Hams; IS bbis and loo keys
70 ~ traf Lard; 100 kegs Hatls. 40 bbls Ale and
,,.Hsf; ~ packages Choice Butter; 5tl sacks sail
iA;afs4eii bTani 3N0 bbis foe re Whiskey: 2,.,
ti pn,s uimon Whiskey, Sin aai French Brands: y,
Iis Tois pp!e brabdf; ioa packages pare ami mixed
1ashSh 1s3h HthndT; so boxes Adaniaaine and Tslloa
'Is' y" bbls 80 and Iackeiel; for sale by
~ :" JONES A r0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22
INa.-The basement room

HOUSE BRsAKIHG.-The basement room
Q! OF Coi. Warren's residence, on Broad street, in
1,enI,co county, was entered by the window last
Tuesday night, aud number of ,iiver tahia .na
Tea spoons table clothes, clock, aud other arti-
cies taken therefrom. Mr. Halett, who resides In
the same house. also lost several articles of yaIuo
"nich We're taken by ths same thief Such rsbbers
are becoming quite common ON m. snhurh. ~ az
city, and show the necessity for vixilsnt patrols
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

TIoEks LAST CRuIsE.-.The Madras {E II
Athen enm states that some native fishermen start
ing out very early one morning from Muliky,
about twenty miles north of Mangsiore, on the
Coromandel coast, observed, after they had passed
the terrific belt of surf, which lines that coast
dark OF ject 10 the water. and coming up to it,
it proved to be royal tiger. One fisherman
stuck his fish spear into the beast, while another
struck at his head with oar, but the tiger with
one paw capsized ths boat. and, with the other,
struck one of the crew, and both sank together
The same evening the dead tiger was washed on
shore by the surf, and the body of the native was
found close by with the marks of the fierce
beasts claws in his shoulder. The rest of the
boats crew were rescued, but ii is very singular
what could have induced the tiger to take to the
water, through such a fearful surf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

Miss l. Isss 2-Burns' Centennial Fessival-Some
Southern Traveller.
ia 22-lk THOS b BIGGER. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22
RkoEIvrEG STOLEN GooDs.-Two W

RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Two white
petsons-Jonn Walters and Mary, his wife-wers
examined before the Mayor yesterday, TO ansver
the charge Of receiving quantity OF clothing sto.
len from De- Conway, knowing the same to have
been stolen On the Sth of December last, the
premises OF DR. Conway were entere end sundry
days since one of DR.. C's servants saw a negro
man 10 the street with one of pthe stolen coats
anu learned from him where he had purchased it
Lns negro to show his innocence, got youpg gen
his presence Mrs. Walters admitted thai sha had
soid the coat claimed as DR.. Conway's. The Nav.
OF thereupon remanded the two to answer an in.
dic1ment BY the next Grand Jury, and admitted
them to bail for their appearance
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

sATUsDAY moRNiN iNe..~...JANUARY a. Is,s.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The 12rH SrRrRT RoRRsuy r.rrr

The l2TH SrREET RoBBsnY. - FAILuRu
or TIE ACCUSED TO APPEAR.--Yesterday vas th,
time appointed for the examin Of IaoxAs H
usssHAx, charged with feloniousy stealing $54s
from DR.. William II. Marshall. of Charlotte conn,
~ Ia this city, the 1Ith Instant but up to the
hour Of II. o'clock, the accused failed to appear
before the Mayor, and his bail bond of $500 was
snereupon forfeited. Gresham, il will be remen.
oefeds was seen to have In his possession, on the
night Of the day on which the robbery was con-
MHted, Two rolls of notes, one of which answered
ne description OF Treasury note stolen from Dr.
Marsna'i. This fact, taken In connection with an.
o.ner shat be had not been able to pay his hotel
phi Io1 some weeks before aud that he was In the
house where DR.. Marshall lost his nonay ana had
an opportunity to take it, caused the Msvor 70
nospaim to bail to undergo an examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

AFTER the fifteenth of February, /
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store of Messrs
WATKINS q FIChLIN, where | will be pleased
10 stc nay friends. JAMES II BtNEuRD.
Jauu4ry 18th 1882.
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NOTICE-sam'l

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Saml
~ II Price, having Turchased the entire interest
of Joel B watkins in the late concern Of Price d
Watkins has associated with him in the business
Wn Il Gordon ana VIM j Eggies ton, late CT the
hou-e of [ Z Price Go, and Johu Temple, late with
Price Watkins under the style of
SAMUEL vi. PRICE & CO,
VINO WILL CONTINUE TEE
RETAIL & WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
in the house recently occupied by Price Watkins,
No l51, haiu street (sguare below the Bsnks)
They respectfully solicit the patronage of their
friends, customers and the public.
With increased facilities and experience, they hope
to he able 10 iii assortment Of Goods, at all
times equal toEuy in the ci:y and such Inducements
will invite the pa Tonsge which they sGficit. All
orders for goods viii be promptly and faithfully
ecuted. SA3'L PRICE,
wa IL GUnD0N,
WA J EEGLESTQN,
JNu TEMPLE.
Richmond Jan. lst. 1889.
ESS- B -persons indebted to the late concern of
Price & watkins, aud th0ss having claims against
it. will call for settlement.
il I-d6Cw In SAIP& CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

"HAf IhE SPAsIARDs THINK or 1.-THE Mosar.
qua OF Madrid, Of the 31st nit, the editor O
which having been military secretary to General
Santa Anna, thinks he has acquired considerable
knowledge OF American affairs, says, in reference
to SIR BrchaAan's speech:
Oar readers may now see confirmed the propha.
sizes which We have so often uttered concerninc
the grasping policy Of the North American Union
which will not be contented till its nag waves
from Canada to Patagonia. Rivers of blood will
no doabt flow 10 Cuba In defence OF tha. land, be-
cause the question for Spain is above all one of
honor; but neither tears nor blood will preyen 1
| TIE unhappy event VIII ich we shall have to dee
piore, and Europe, which will have her hands
faii at home, will not iaterfere except in words-
III. therefore, We have nothing to oppose to the
perndy al our enemies but the noble breasts of
our soldiers, let us be- assured that the cunning
aud tho strength of our advsrsaries will prepare
Tor us days of mourning and bitterness.
THE SAILOR PRIsos.-Youug Prince Alfred. of
England, having chosen to enter the naval service
has recently made his first voyage as "middy."
aud has received royal receptions and other well
come demonstrations at various ports where the
ship In which he sailed has touched. The Eng.
lish press take exceptions to shch honors being
paid to one as humble as MILDLY The Londo,
Times expresses its desire that the Prince, in.
stead oil being strange compound Of "Mr Mid.
shipman Easy and of the princely hero of a Conrt
Circular" should become sklful aud Sc IT, reliant
seaman: and adds :"He was sent out TO be trained
to salt water, and II is upon rose water that his
hrst lesson in navigation 10 taking place What
has young MILDLY to do with royal receptions
and royal santes, and royal fdde-faddles of every
description? II be be treated from the frss as
me green's son, aud not q midshipman of the
Euryaius, he may be nomnaiy promoted in the
service as an incident OF his birth, but he will
never De nj to take the royal yacat across from
t sof.smon.h to Osborne, without q real sailor at
his elbow"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

A RAILROAD SEIZED BY ITS ENpLoYrEs-Ths
Chicago Herald says the Chicago and Alton Rail-
roed property has been seized by the employees
Oh the Company. The men employed south of
Bloomington struck on Friday for wages, and the
panic extended north to Chicago. Although the
receipts Of this road have been from $4,000 to
Sl25 900 per month, the mechanics have not been
paid for nearly six months. The wages owing to
machinists, engineers. brakesmen, fremen, and
others, is for services extending from four to
months. Seeing no chance OF sbtaiuing their
rights by aski0g for them. they have refused to
run the cars further south than Bloomington IN
they receive two months pay in cash, and several
notes as three and six months for the balance.
There Ia between four and i've hundred of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

JUEh " AIhINN,
OF the late firm al Price h Watkins.
JAMES Is FICKLEN.
OF the late firm of HoCmes, Eickien
4 Wallace, Frederick sburg,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

sPLhNDlb NaW sTUkE, IS3 MAIN STREET..
Adjoining The stand of she late firm Of Price 4
Watkins. aud three doors from Musars.
Kent, Paine a CO.
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Richmond, January LIST. 1879.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

Woman, spare that tea
Tonch not a single cup,
IN yonth Il tempted thee
But now, 0 give Il ups
know thy mothers hand
First put lite thy lip.
Hut, woman, let Il stand,
ubless Il be--catuipi
That old familiar tea,
Whoee poison and rerown
Are spread Ger land aud sen.
Why viii you drink Il DOWN.
Woman, Thy hand refrain,
Or thou the cup will rue,
Twill give thee many pain,
And delirium tea.mens too.
When but little girl,
You sought the fatal draught
1t made your senses whirl,
While grandma sat and laughed
Your papa had no fear,
But calmly rolled bis quid
Forgive this foolish tear
They knew not what they did
That habit 10 thee clings
Close as thy wrinkled skin,
And the kettle sadly sings
To see thy trembling chin /;
Of thy fumes still wave,
But, woman leave that pot
As you've q soul to save,
o, touch il, touch il not Z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

BEsr Roons.-Don't keep q solemn par
for, too good to go into more than once
month, ard then with the parsOn or sewing
society. Hang around your walls pictures
which shall tell stories Of mercy, hope, cour-
sge, faith, and charity. Make your living
rsom the largest and most cheerfu in the
house. Let the place be such that your
children, even after years Ofscparation, and
IN distant lands shall revert to the home
oftbeir childhood with plessurable emotions,
emontiOns Of hope. light and love.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15
DIR. ROBACK's
Blood Purifier, and Blood Pills.
DISEASE vANoUisHED
By pr. Robaoka Scandinavian Remedies.

~
IA lnent DR.. Rotack, the Eminent Swedish Physician,
succeeded in producing medicine from twenty dnereni
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Dr. Robacks famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier which
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Scandinavian Blood Pills % cents per box or Eve Tor 81
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ClSc1xNAr Friday Sept 4, 1851
Dr. RoBAcK-Dear Sr-llaying been afflicted with neural
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