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lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or coiors(,
which. for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

"You seem to walk more erect than usuaI, nv
friend" "Yes, have been Strengthened by cir
cums.ances"
Lyle MILAN, for 35 years a postmaster in Put
nam county, Va, died on the l4,h nit.
Judge c. G. Scott, Of Arkansas, died on the 18th
inst. lie was native of Virginia.
Sixty four vessels are now on the way from the
Atlantic ports to California.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

Dccrog ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY-Dr Smith
has besn arrested in New York on a charge OF
tigamy. His last marriage was the third one he
has INDUCED in. BY mutual consent he aud his
first wife ser Grated. He then married again, and
had several children by bis second wife His firs.
wife ing died in the meantime, and he having
fallen in with new love, he came to the conclu
sion that his second marriage was illegal. and
married third one. With her he went West
but returned to New York last week and was ar.
rested at the instance oi friends of the second
wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

CATTLE KILLED BY EATING SoRGHUM.-The Inde-
rendence (lowa) Guardian gives an account Of the
destruction Of seven head of cattle from ealing
the refuse Chinese sugar cane. after it had bee
compressed in the mill. The outer coating of the
stalks is Of a very vitreous character: when thus
broken up and taxi into the stomach, it operates
like broken glass, cutting. and in some pene
trstiDg entirely through the coats of that organ,
producing violent Inflammation. A post NOR.
tenn examination in this case revealed this as the
cause Of death. This important fact should be
made known to every farmer, it Say be the
means Of preventing serioua destruction of their
BtccE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

SEH TO YOUR LAEDs.--On Tuesday
next the Sheriff of Henrico county will return all
delinquent tax bills on lard in his possession, to
the County Court, aud the consequence will be,
that the property will bs advertised aud sold for
taxes. To avoid serious aunoyances hereafter,
our readers had better Fl I'D him betwesn this and
the period indicated, and save themselves future
trouble,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

BETTER NOT HAVE MENTIONED 1T "A German
Clergyman by way Of giving point TO eulogy OF
q dead man at funeral, declared that his own ex.
the most generous of men, as he had long ago Dor.
rowed $40 Of him, of which to bis dying day he
had never ask ed the payment. OF the debt thus
acknowedG Ged before witnesses, however, the heirs
The aext day. demanded the payment with inter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

RESIGNATION OF JUDGE IRwIr-The reported re-
siguatiou of Judge Irwin, Of the United States
pistrict Court of Western Pennsylvania, 10 con
flrmed Judge Irwin has held the Office for quite
a number Of years, having been appointed BY
Gen. jackson. Col. Wilson McCandless and Geo
p. Hamilton, Esq are mentioned In connection
with new appointment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

JACK AsHoRE Thomas Johnson, a
Baltimore free negro, employed on the schooner
hioinsua, now lying in the dock, was before the
Mayor yesterday for being here without his reg
lister OF freedom. As he had come ashore without
the permission Of his captain he was aenteuced to
receive the ropes end, Or something equally una
pleasant TO tender hide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

Mr.. WssalSGros's SLAVE Jog.-The Boston cor
respondent of the Worcester Spy, says that John
A. Washington's fugitive slave, Joe. for whose ap'
prehension q reward of $500 was offered, recently
passed through that city, in company with hvs
other fagifiyes, on their way to Canada.
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MONEY is taid to be tie root of all
evil Men siR to get it and su to keep it, without
once thinking that il must be left to others after
all. William Gentry, free negro, was before the
mayor yesterday to answer the charge of stealing
filthy lucre from slave, but owing to the absence
Of witnesses, the examination was nos,noned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

ga FOR kENI.-Ihe House, near
E2i this corner Of rth and Grace streets after the
expiration Of C3l G MaCoa's term. Also, Lodg-
inE Room III the Law Building, and the rooms un-
lane & Ferguson. suitable among many other
things tor bath and laundry, with CLEAN wATGR
cYlyeyed, by permission Of the Governor from the
trpit5 Square SUCH an establ shment would pa
veil and te "a pIb;ic benefit. RuR 5ALE-Valua
Die pr2pertg-LOts, Residences, &c, IN Richmond
al Sydney.
j. .-lGa RP MTNOg
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WATCaKoUeH STATIs

Ware aKoUeH STATIsTICa. For the
month of January last the registers of the two
station houses show that 1879 persous we're locked
up for various offences. Of this number 62 were
whites, SO slaves, and 81 free negroes. In the
rst station house there were 80 whites, sc slaves,
and 81 fres negroes. Ia the second station house
there were % whites, so slaves, and 10 free ne-
pToes
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"a HOUSE AED lot ON FRANK
~ LIN STREET FNR "AiT.-I am authorised
70 sell HsUze aud LIT FranAliH egt fgontiug
i2Ttyiwo feet, aud running back one hundred eet
& an alley, apd situated letVeea the factories of
HsSaEs TUrEiH Z Ysfb~tU=E ard Taylor. IL
Ess on il framed wooden house with four rooms,
VITA Passage. ard psIcbc, la front and Iesr with
kitchen, cpat b use sf! d bargain can he purchas-
g., II mm' diate ~ v2Le cation b made t.
kU h LINk'$ Cfice
In Ia Ill
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nn,aar,- PIANOS. 40 p. Il. TAY.

esaRa..-l FttNUS, AO p. II. TAl-
DE ssssSSss.ssss $50 3 ilol"- MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO
Y J E + TWARFK3ON, Iss MAIN ST. EIcE-
II kE0Sa, NA--l'he uuasrs. ned is cole
aEerti ia this city tor the sale 4 the celebrated
StANs S CI.ktK's ti4Nu FORT ~ These In
stugaHGtS Asse received q aQEai!ssod approval Of
ne sras:cst piA.!s;- in is5sutty ard Europe lie
aie, keeps Planes e Hale Co and othsl good and
wr1i established IGskrrs.
r Il. 7. keeps constantly on hand N assortment
q iee teet MI sjCAb t. taSEbUNANTs, aHd Mus-
-. HtrchAnGI2a Ia general:
Ts!ngbaf'r superior s4t1ODFO&S, Of "a, 5 and
~-ta7es with s.nEIe ard GoCte reeds
Hqrtin's Uar!vajlad GUITARS
L short es ery article in the Hu,ic line Gnsy b.
bal at this osgal |saGeut at MOST EEAG0NAgLE
he largest sas Los: beautiful assor 11euto fash
iapaalc. new aai standard SHEET MUSIC 10 b6
found IN this e.s.e
sg- liberal discount made to Teachers and
Schools.
ss~ Pianos suued an LIT to hire Old Pianos
10 PH TAYLOR.
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aoaksxI ka lEI Z IHLAG&HaCE.
PORT OF RTCHMOND-FEBRUA ist. 1859.

High Wlt>r this day (Wednesday) o'clock.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke. Skinner. New York mdsa
and passengers, LudiaIn Il Watson
Steamer Belyidere. Keero, Baltimore, mGse, D a
W Currie.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell. Philade
phia, niso and passengers. III e Tutte.
Brig Altaveita. GilkeY, Wilmington. in ballast.
schr VIM Severe. Brooks, Baltimore, mdss, " d
ColQuitt & CO.
schr Jane. Bowen, down the river, light.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8th Entered outward, ship He-
ieno, Bren9sr, ihty Poin: Va
BY TELEGRAPH.
HAMPTON ROADS. Feb. l.-Arrived brig Ann Eliz
abeth. from Sombrero, with guaao, and ship Mon.
s9on. ~ days from Caliao.
New YoEK. Jan. 3l.--Cleared schr Danyiile Ch e..
ter, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

Paw RENTING DEFRaDEp-Rcv. II. ". Beschsr
defend. the system OF renting pswy-sone cavtil.
ing having been excited by the large sums paid
for pews in his church. the effect Of which IL to ex
c!nde the poor from attendance. He contends that
the secular business Of tbs church is purely com
mercial matter, and that system Of disposing OF
the pegs can be adopted except at public auction
If tie ich thereby have the best chance, he says
they need more preach ing to than the poor. accord
ing to the scripture passage 1T Is easier for cam
Ell TO go through the eye of a needle,"ac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

snd wealthy Springfield, Illinois, banker, has dis
appeared, in company With q young girl only
about fifteen years Of age. The gentleman leaves
IN accomplished young wife aud two interesting
children. Asa coincideut with his flight, about
SGT goo Of money has disappeared from the bank
OF bis father, In which Mr. Ridgsiy was employ
al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

RErRRNcH1Se regard to the army and postal
service 1t is understood that the proper commit
tees of the Senate intend submitting reports cut
ting down estimated expenditures under both
heads some So, 900, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

MILITARY SALL.-The Young Guard
battalion are preparing for a civic and military
tall at their armory on 18th street on the night
OF the I'D inst We understand that no pains will
spared TO mako this entertainment the most ele.
CANT ever given by that gallant corps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

1T . wv
Of Siessrs. John 4 George Gibson, last Monday
night, is estimated at $4,000. which vas fullv CO.
vered by insurance in the Fire Association. Mer.
chants Insurance, Virginia Fire and Marine aud
Lynch burg Hose Company Offices. The Messrs.
Gibson. besides the loss of time incident TO the de.
s:ruction OF portion Of their large estabi.hmen.
will doubtless lose several hundred dollars by the
removal of their labor saving machinery, which
WAS taken ont of the main building when the en-.
tire premises seemed about to be DESTROYED
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"A -5-3'aw2w In Basement Wctr6poji:an Hall.

Fa FOR RENT--A desirable family
E13 Residence on EeHa0le street Union Tiill ne n
! n-sers. ~ rr75ent occupied by u " Wills Ihe
L --7 contains rooms, "i,b brick kitchen in the
vsT. '9Et&j sEg rooms. IheTe j. also attached to
tE- .t.se . 'srk, s"sr and vegetable garden con
talai-c ABOUT oh' Ere The premises are all in rst
tst Ter. Io good tsHant, tbs rent will he n as-
e1:t Apply 10 allen MUTT.
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ssow-A letter from Manchester, N. H., says il
commenced showing about IL o'clock Thursday
night, aud at 0 o'clock Friday morning still cons
tinued, IL to IA inches having already fallen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

BEQuEsr-Francis c. Gray, Ct Boston, recently
deceased. has bequeat he'd to Havard College the
liberal donation of $50 900, to be applied in estab
lishing and maintaining a Museum of Compars'
tive Zoology.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

SPUaaEoS.-The British Standard intinates and
nearly asser IT, that offer of ten thousand dol.
lars bas been made to Mr.. Spurgesn IL he will
visit New York and preach four sermons in the
Academy OF Music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

Fresh LgEOHzs.--I have just re-
caiyed, by Adams Express, fresh lot OF Bwedash
able terms.
P.S.-Cupping and Lssehins promptly at.sudsl
bo Gan be found a all hours OF the day at the halE
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and 6
night ON etb street, French Garden Hill.
my 2k-ts II. @. HOBaOD(
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE The
~ undersigned have this day associated them
selves together uGder the nrm and style OF POTTS
FARLEY Il co. for the purpose OF eonsuctin9
IR0CEkY COMMISSION and fOkWAaDIha
BUSINESS 10 the city of Richmond.
They have taken the new and spacious bulaing 8
nosite the Columbian Hotel, en- Cary street. where
they will keep constantly on hand O. fall and com,
plste stock OF oil such goods as are utnasiy iosna
+, the Grocery line including Coffee. Sugars. Mo
lasses. Bacon. Liquors. &c, &C, &c, 70 vi nh theI
bego call the attention Q; their tue trahe
generally. Ill
Kinds of Produce, on which liberal advances VIII
ha made FRANK POTTS,
W. RICH'D FARLEY,
HENRY s WILLIAMS,
JAS MARSHALL.
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EaT TIE GRnAr VIRGINIA ExxzpY.


PETRRS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR eaONOR-
RuEA, AND ALL SECRkT DISEASEs
Thls great American Remedy, containing no Eer.
euriai or Balsamie properties, excels everythinx
heretofore offered the public. in it's curative resto-
Tasive and renoyating powers; and the medica
world are as!onished when told that the above re-
medy will cure the above diseases, anc confoundsl
when they have occClar denonstrat Of the faots
But the proprietor, who has known Of the remedy
for twenty odd years. has known Of case Of twenty
years standing to be restored to perfect health and
all other cases of shorter drrat0a 10 be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case OF GouoJf hoea hich the remedy will not
cure, p'oylaed the directions carried ont with
prudence on the part of the patient; and to any oe
purchasing half q dozen bottles. and using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cufe; and in of failure Will furnish addfionef
medicine, free of charge, to complete the surs
through his agents and cure will be effected v1h
out Inconvenience 70 the patient. Sold BY
GRUBBS d APPERsON Druggists.
Agents for the city OF Richmond.
de I0-eus No ON P,cad -
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Es9- DR. J. HosrkTrHR's Burma

D OITTEhR-
These Bitters are universally acknowledged to be
sure preventative and cure tor Fever and Agse
slatulence heayiness of the stomach, OF any ether
like affection Their effect upon the system s most
miraculous; they give a healthy tons to the system
Cleanse the sy stem Of all impurities. The proprc-
tors in presenting this preparation to the public
assure them that in no Sugie case when /. has lee4
q fail. but on the contrary. virtues have been
discovered In its ufs To those afflicted with auv pf
the above ills OF the body, the Bitters" are offered
as a speedy and certain cure. Try them and form
your own opirion.
For sale by Drlggsts ard dealers generally, eve
rywhere. ja7-dIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

BAR ROOM EcRApE.-grederick Bosher
and Joseph Jackson were before tho Mayor yes
forday and held to bail to keep ths peace on con-
T1ton OF being engaged In setto tho night before,
in q lagar beer saloon on Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

GERMANS AND AUSTRALASIA correspondent s.ys
that the statement Of the Italians having inscribed
the words death to the Germans on the wsIls
in Milan Is incorrec., and may create wrong
impression among the German, in this country
lie says the word used was most probably "Te-
derchs. and undoubtedly applied 70 their Aus.
titan oppressoEg only.-N. I N>.ni1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

MEAN THsEr.-some few days, @
widow lady residing near the first market house,
was furnished with order on the gas works
for load of coke. she being entirely dependent
on her labor for support, aud almost destitute
Seeing white man, well known TO the police
With horse aud cart, she engaged him TO go for
the fuel, and gave him the order, but up to this
time the coke has not reached her. Will not the
Mayor make some enquiry into this affair, and
have the swindier punished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

FrsE.-seyeral buildings on the farm Of Robt
A. Mason, Esq, in Sussex county. Va, was con
suned by Are on the night Of the 9th inst Loss
5000.
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r p MTNOg.

- FOR RENT.-The SMITH AND
"a CARRIAGE SHOP on Franklia street, sppo-
Bite my Factory. occupied by J Does Il Brother.
Also. number of RO0Hs III good locations for rent
Possession given on lst January 'Aa-
Dc 30-ts EDW MCADAM.
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Balfimore was snlivened Monday night by q
tosehlight procession OF butchers' carts, accom-.
panied BY band Of music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

Nun PuDDLzs.-Mill Alley AID 18th
street near the Richmond and Dangi'le railroad
depot. are almost impossible, from the aceum la.
ton cf mud now ankle deep II the city hands
are too much employed il other matters to attend
to this nuieaGce, we advise the neighhors to raise
asubscription and hire laborer and cart for few
days TO open the gutter end remove the mud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

GIRL SHOT N MISTAKE Fog BURGLAR-In New
Yc!k on Sunday morning. Mr., Henry Barnard
supposed that he heard burglars in his house
about O'Clock, ard raising the window Of the
tecoud story back room, in which he slept, called
loudly "who's tharei" No answer came, and he
repeated his inquiry several times.
At length some cne opened the rear basement
ehptter and locked M. Barnard waa unsbie to de
than distinguish the outlines Of some person's
head and without more ado, he fred. woman's
scfeam told him Cf his fatal error and he exclsir,
ed BY God. I've shot Bridget,' His exclsmaticn
the basement where they found their servant girl
Bridget Leddy, pTostra-e upon tho floor her blood
"e.ii!g up from two ftiEhtfui wOupda in her neck
1r al p ars that she about five o'clock ard
made ha fires, intending to begin her washing as
early az possible. Bridget is in a very dar serous
sll blame. N
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/ II T. DISP A TIC II.
hHN KSHAf NUh hNtNH..,...FkbKUAhF z FSVs
THE EPARAGUAYAYu YuiFFICULTY.

PREPARATIONS F0R WAR LOPEz-HfS
ATTENTION TO FIGHT OPINIONS FTHR
UNITED STATES d ETER RAINATION NOT
TsPAT efH.. Dr.
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PUNISHED. Bob Johnson, slave, was
convicted before the Mayor yesterday of perpetra,
ting violent assault Upon Jim Slaves, free no..
gro, last Saturday night and sentencsd to the lash
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CLOTHING. lab8. FALL

"A GOODS sEC0EU SUPPLY JUST RE-
~ CELK ED.-Ehe aUhScuttr has in store
~-l@ss~ large and y8tiad sssortDrutci Clothing Of
t!s own manufacture, Dtghracjng every article in
the Clotaiag trEfin. Materials sni workmanship
pot surpassed bY any.
Also, Furnishing G3oosa, such ~ Shirts, Colars
tfawe1s. e"che Crav4ts, Necg-IieS, Gloves 9usuen.
de.F. Npnej B It's, j5,-l Belts, &c. Sc
- 10 hi7 I&l-In@ department The fnegt and best Of
Sldhs, tds IHitfes ald EesliuFz, selected ty him
sei IN p"reH, With especial reference 20 the retail
Ua3e winch VII Compare iaTcrabiy with any houHe
~ the city. which l4e will make 10 order in the
saartost time, IN the bes and raost fashionable style
NSiI ana iaa'r yqpr Infssue fgT something nice
N AEEt
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GIN. scoTT's FE4vRRY-In speech delivered al
Newark. Ju3ge Conrad, sf Philadelphis In snsver
to charge Of cowsrdice uade against Gerersl
scott produced q document, watch was sworn 10
several years since, as pert evidence on a psnaop
claim. This was the evisen of soldier st Lun.
dt's L7Le, who stat d in his affirmation that Gen
the soldiers We're stationed. "his neck breast and
arms IN core of blood, which ran down his leg
said to the commander of the Iine--'I am woupdsd
and very weak want one of your young meu to
GET up behind noe on my horse " 4 young rnen
threw Gown musket. and at one spring leaned
rpon the horse, and they slowly galloped away 10
The main body of the Grrry." The ezcitamept pro
Grced ny reading this dccIment was thrilling IN
The extreme. The hundreds present rose - their
feet ar gave most vehement cheers 20 that il was
some minutes before the sneaker could proCasi.
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GsnsLIse--A bill has been introduced into the
Loulsiana Senate authorizing gambling hsuses in
New Orleans and king the tax or license at $751;
600 per sanum.
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The Prussians are expecting the accouchmsns
day.
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CU-pARTNERShIP GN~
NOTICE. 0

q have this day admitted as partner.
Mr. JOHN n JE2NiNGS. The business Will IL
future be conducted at my old stand No lis Main
street under the firm and style OF sAsiu U Ell CoE
rREl l. Il co. whtre We have on hand nne as
scrtrnent Of Saddles, Brides. Wbips, Carriage
Cart and Wagon Harness of every description and
quality, and will continue to manutsctufe TO orceI
ard for ssle, every class OF goods in our line.
There was awarded me at the United States FAR
last fall, three silver medals tor SUPsRlUR sPECi
MEMS of WOkRMASSaif; since which time oui
facilities are greatly Increased, aad now Halter
ourselves that We can furnish every article IN our
line not to be surpassed in quality, and at as low
prices any establishment III this country.
l beg leave to return my sincere thanks 90 my olo
friends and the public generally FOR the liberal pa
tronsge heretofore bestowed upon me. and respect
fully solicit continuance Of the same TO the new
concern, pledgng ourselves 20 Use our utmost en-
deayors TO pieaso our friends and patrons.
SAML CUTTRELL.
Richmond, Jan. lst, 1859
NOrlCE.--Ali persons indebted TO the subscriber
are respectfully requested to settle their accounts
with % little delay as practicable. as am extreme
~ anxious &c close up my old business.
SAM'L s COTFRELL.
Richmond. Jan. lst. 1859. IA Ism
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BERNHARD BECHER.
Richmond Jan e. 1889
QY returning my thanks to the public

DISSOLuTION.-The partnership of
- +. MCCARTHY & s0S was dissolved en- the
ls.h inst. by the death of JOHN IL. MCCARTHY.
meS date payment; and those t. wRom they are in
de6tsd will present their accounts to the surviving
partner r MCCARTHY.
Richmond, Jan IS, 1859. ia 25
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g. FOR RENT T.-The c-mmodious
E.s sGd deGiru5le store, No u, west Main street,
- occupied By NessTs Lsrus Il Shine " i'll be va
ce:ed on tfla Ist Of Apeil. For terms Rpplg to
~ lS-tM VAN LEW. TAYLOR Il 60.
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LIUORICK.
A. O. @. BRAND.
TIE ABOVE WELL KNOWN yAyosTrE BRAxp. arvApu
oNsLS, By JAMES q. McANDRkH,
de Sly 81 pryp s1sxRY NRw Yoax
eS~ JOSEPH HopasoS, JR., Attorney
az Law and General Land and pre-emption Aren't
p,, KANSAS cTTI, 10.
Hon II. A. Wise. Governor of vfrginfa.
tr,ieesors Minor and Hocombe, Universty II w.
l.. Nunaiiy, Pres't Eank of the Commonweslths
Jsmes Lyons. Attorney at Law, Richmond:
4. W. Purcell 4 Co.. Exchange and stock Rrokevu
Richmond.
Goddin Apperson. Real Estate Brokers. Rish'S.
hent. Paine g. Go, Dry Goods Jobbers DO
Inomas, Hughes caldwell. Fancy Goods JoA-
bers, Richmond:
Tinsley, Tardy " iliams, Wholesale Groesrw
L. Il. skinker Co Wholesale Grecers Riah'l
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