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CosvicrSD. slave to Edward
Bossiaux, Vas convicted hsfors the Mayor ysss
terday of assanIting and ehokiug Janes Y, C.ps.
land, on the llth insty and seutsncea e sns aea.
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VIRTUES OF RED PEpPER.-Ths Scientific Amesi
eau says Put three four Jumps Of sugar. with a
hall teaapooL fal of eayenn peper In tumbier, and
I'll. up with hot water; when the sugar is Dissolved,
drink. Ii 10 not only pleasant to the palate. but
warns the whole body more etfeetnaily and
quicker than spirits. Iu India, priests who have
made vow to wear no clothes, rub themselves OF
cold nights with red peper. This gives glow
equal to the warmth Of several blankets"
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II retiring from the Tubacco Commission Busi-
hess, return thanks for the patronage so literally
tts,u%ed upon The late firm Of EIgRELL JOHNSON.
and most CneeT!utly reCuu.Hl+ nd continual cs OF
the same in behalf Of Mr r. II DIBEELL, who Was
-cse Of the concern aud VII continue the
tu.ints il his owu Eaiue. Il. j. JOHNSON.
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GUNPowDER EXPLOSION AT WILMINGTON, DEL TWo
Lires Lest.-A shock as Of an explosion of guupow
der was distinctly felt at Philadelphia Thursday
afternoon. aud upon inquiry,.it was ascertsined
from Wilmington, Delaware, that an exposion oc-
CURED at Dupont's Gunpowder Mills about four
O'Clock that afternoon. The mill at Hayiey's yard
exploded aud killed James Gibbons aud j no. Grant
The shock was very heagy, as q large quantity OF
powder was ignited.
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ARRESTS IN IRELAND Additional arrests of parties
con aected with the Phoanix Club in Ireland have
been made, aud Oh New Years day the examination
Of the parties first arrested concluded, result
ing in the commitment of thirteen fthe prisoners
for trial without bail, one admitted to ball. and tw
retained as witnesses Two Of the prisoners. Hug b
Carolao and John Kelley, have made confessions.
The laser crimi. ates two of his own brothers,
The truth Of the statement that men who are
banded for an illegal purpose cannot trust their
confedei ates in crime, has been strikingly exem-
piified In this case.
OPERATIONS OF A FoRGRR AT LOUISVILLE On last
Friday q man calling himself Norton, and reps
resenting TO belong to New Orleans, passed on W.
L. Snoddy, Of Louisville, KY, forged check, pur-
porting to be drawn by Messrs. Rockfort, Brown
& Co.. on the Citizens Bank Of New Orleans, and
certified by that bans. He obtained $1,000 in
money, 81 900 in Harding county railroad bonds.
and Mr.. Snoddy's note for the balance. He also
disposed of other forged checks of less value.
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A- MEDICAL CARD.-Dn ca. BrII
GIBSON and Dr. J. s. DORSEY CULLEN have assocsasea
themselves in the Practice OF MkDiCINE AM
81 Gk0ERf from this date.
A1rOmce. Franklin street, above 7th.
JANUARY lst, 1872. il l-lm
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Ixu.pARINERSHIp NOTIGE--Ths

& v y Y kkN
1( undersigned have th.s day associated them
selves together Gnaer the urn anc style Of POTTS
FhkLAI s CO for th" purpose If conducting "a
uHOCFkY, COMMISSION anu FORWAkDlNG
RuSsNEss 10 tha city ot kichflond
They have tax San tsGe aud spacious building,
twadoo~s ah lse Snml Ayers a Son. and nearly op-
nsSte tae Columbian Hotei. Cary street. here
thry will keep constantly en- hand y. iElt aud com
Ess5s stock ~ sll snCh toods are u-ually tusnd
IN she ;rucery GinR Including Coffee, Sugars. Mo-
laus~s Bacon. Liquors, &C &c, sc. TO wi ch they
genera H.
sp,cial attention will De paid 10 The sale Of all
k'uis Of Produce, on which literal advances viii
be made. gkANK POTTS,
RICu'n g FARLEY
HENRY WILLIAMS
JAS Il MARSHALL.
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D@ DR. JOHN u. WALTHALL, (Hom@o-
pathst,l offers his professional services to the III
tens OF Richmond anf fts vicinity. Office at hs re.
sidenee, on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9Th.
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- GDozGx b. STAzI, Dentist, Ofic
snd residence, No. zsl, on Main. between sth ane ss
x1eees Richmond Va. my ao-tv
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Jhatksu for the patronage go literally bestowed
ou The iA'e frm If DIHKsLL JOHNSON, the so obscri
ter hopes strict attention to business Ia merit
continuance et the same. Ii. Il. DLBk ELL.
T--dEcIn
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FRHsH LEnoHRs.-I have Just re-
ceiyed, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LkHCHES. which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.s.-Cuppins and Ieeching promptly attended
Co. Can be- found at all hours Of the day ct the Rnr
Dressing Roora under the American Hotel and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hfl
my 2S-ts r. o. HORSOns
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~rrsN--
LADl
Allen mrs Maria
Aminons mrs fiiaa
Alien mfa sarah L
Alien mrs Geo u
Allen mrs Mary q
Allen mrs Julia
j Alien mrs C.J
Ashton miss Eliza v
Atkiiis miss Ann ID
Allen miss Marearet
A Armstrong miss Sall.e ]
Allen miss Martha
Arnold IA iss Eliza A
Armstrong niss q
Anderson miss Mary
Allen miss Warthy
| Eurley mrs Thos d
Bi:ieT mrs jose phins
| Euiiington mrs Maria
Bragg mrs Mary s
brsbch mrs Martha III
Bowles mrs Mary 4
Black mrs Maria w
Blrchett mrs Suran p
berkeley mrs Mary Ii
Banks mrs Frances
Ball mrs Eli
Brown miss Fran ces Ii
| Berne miss Q
bci2gs miss Jennie M 2
brown miss Eliza
Boiling miss Harriet
Brumile,J miss Il h
Billings mics -
Blunt misc dartha A
hair lies Ellen q
8!ankenship miss NJ A
BeDnets miss Amelia
Burnett mss L.
Beacham miss A
Bates miss Anna
Blair miss A w
Cash miss Even V
ChiIdress 5 mrs i c
Chick miss NJ A
Chase miss NJ J
Chiidress mrs I X
Carter miss l. NJ
| Cash mis- AJ
Dsl nish mrs Mary
Cary mrs L B
Carroll mrs A
CADET mrs Mary HI
Z Jok miss ID F2
ClG! Ike mrs Z
| Ciopton mrs I Il
Coleman Ia ie5 Mamie
| Cook mrs Sarah
Cole miss : h.
Courtney mrs Lucy P
| CJt'rell miss Ella
Cowling miss VI III
| Crow RiSs : A
| Calling miss Eiiz9h'h
Can0ish miss Sally 4
| ClendiDiDg mrs n
D.ckilS0u mrs John z
Dixon mrs G.
DuEau mrs NJ A
Deane mrs VI J
Davis mrs Fanaie
Davis miss 7
Davlss miss Maria
Edm0ndson miss NJ
Eaton mrs E
Ehendgr mrs Sarah
Elietf mrs Lucie : 9
| Evans miss j K
Evans mrs q
Fletcher miss II
Findiey mrs NJ A W
Farmer Mi sc W
Fisher miss Sarah J
Fitzpatrick miss u
Ford mrs Balsy =
Forsy tn mics Fanny
Ford mrs Ellen
FISHER miss ii A
Frier miss Mary A
Garraltson miss Mary ]
Cartwright mias Bet lie
Cray mise Cora Ann
GreeDwaids miss G
G0uidman mis- julia Z
60 'de miss Rachel "
GbSon a.iss Nora
Gray miss AgCes
Garnett mrs Maria +
Gregory mrs Emeline
Gray mrs Cora Ann
'fFaT nlrs Vim
Gordon mrs Mary d
Gamble unrs Sarah
Grey mrs Rosetta
Graves mrs Elizabeth
3rlfd1 mrs Mary j
3atew9od mrs b
Hely miss II
Hughs miss Aura I
Hutcheson miss Losit
d Bro
Butcbesou miss Nary
Colt miss Martha j
Hill miss Moilie 2
Hill miss Dora
Hart m ISIS s IL 2
HaddCck miss susan
HUck step mrs Susan
Holmes mrs Margaret
Hicks mrs Sarah 3
Hill mI : Thos l.
Henley mrs Dolly
Hayes mrs UanoTa
Hancock mrs c "
Hanley mrs Susan
| Jacob mss II
| Jones lniss Agnes
Johnson mrs Mary G
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NOTICE. The connection between the
y unGersignei and Col. J. A WOODS, is this
d-y dissolved by mutual consent. Cur firm viii
Continue as heretofore.
" 4 Il GTATHaEY
Richmond Ham Il
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LOCATING THE GaoUNDs.--The Execu-
tive Committee OF the Central Agricultural Sccie>
ty have met with liberal encouragement in their
enorts TO raise means to purchase suitable grounds
Tor their fairs and are nearly ready to select
a location The twelve or fifteen thousand dollars
already subscribed, will be literally added to by
small subscriptions from business men nearest the
selected site and thus means will be obtained for
all the improvements needed. If grounds are cho.
sen in the Western part of the CITY, retail dealers
can then afford to give largely to ths enterprise,
because they will be directly benefited by the mass
OF people thrown among them during the fairs. If
an Eastern location is selected. not only will the
business men, but the property holders, give libe-
rally to the cause, because trade iu that section
will be increased and property improved In value.
The eastenders think they oaer the Society
such inducements to locate in that direction, as
cannot be over looked, while the west enders think
they can be even more liberal. We, of course have
no idea where the Fair Grounds will be located,
but feel quite sure that the Executive Committee
Will MAKE such selection as, In their Judgment, will
be best for the Central Society, and when this is
done, our citizens will, With voice. approve the
selection, aud do all in their power to add to the
interest and ensure the success of the annual
fairs.
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"a HoRsoE's HAIR CUTTING, SHAvIaa
AND SHAhPooING SALOON, under the American no-
el-entralce on llth street
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BArns can be had at
alhours. Single Bath IS cents, tickets for one
dotl6r. 1913
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i -s----s-@-s4s--sa-
Es' LIST.
kirkmyer miss Hattis
hinR misa Sarah W
kieof m les Adelaide
Kelley mlss MolIie
hempel miss Helen
kellye miss Lavinia
Kelley miss Bettie X
l. ilby mrs Martha
King mrs Ann Nj
kelley Pats (servant)
Lutcy mrs MARI
l,imbett mrs sarah
Lipscomb mrs LIS
Lew Is mrs Frances @
hear mrs S1ean !
Lauier miss Mary 4
Leliis N ISIS Ann Z
lewis miss ke..ecca
Lee miss lsora
Loving miss susan 9
L9venstein n iss I-abelia
Me guife m les Anna
Major miss Cynthia
Malone miss PeRRie
Magee miss Ellen
Mayo miss Sarah III
Mayo miss Henrietta
Morgan miss Victoria !
Moss mis- Jane
Miies mrs c athsrins
Mott mrs Wm
hitler mrs sarah
Miller mrs Sarah Ely
Meenley mrs emma III
Messler mrs John
Martin mrs Maria i
May mrs Marion
Mathis mrs i j
MeDowny miss Dolly
Mcdaniel miss -
McMahon mrs Mary
Neal Miss Lucy
owen mrs Mary L
" reant miss NJ Ii
Ureli mis-, Martha A
owen miss Mary Ann
Prize miss Il
Pullen mics NJ A
Pitts IHiss Lesley
Pierce miss p Il
Parron nliss Il o
Perry miss Kate
Powell mrs Ann II
Peasants mrs ID y
Perry mrs Catharine
Rsdford mrs Pauiine j
Richards n mrs Nancy
koane mrs Joseph X
Rocers mrs JOAN |.
Eol hleder mrs Augusta
kenold MICS III
Ead'ord miss BETTE
Ramsey miss Emma
Reeve miss rafah K
RlchesOu miss Ann NJ
Rock mis- Anna
Kay miss Mary X
Roach & mis- IL
Robinson miss c
smith miss Ann Eliza
Stuart mise Carrie {
Sorreii miss Amau raB
siedd miss ! mEpa J
Stagg miss Maria
stevens miss Bell Y
Saunders .,iss Alice 2
Sears miss c all elia A
Saith miss caliie II
smith miss Sarah e.
smith miss Jsnette
Stanly mrs Mary
Spencer mrs Winny Ann
Swann mrs Martha u
y IL mis- Bette
Saupders mrs Ruth g
SeaY mrs Reh cca
ShaCkleford mrs Lizzie
Stianks miss Su.an
shauks mrs Jane
Smith mrs IIrcy
sm'th mrs Jane
ssz0r mrs Selma
Singleton mrs Ann
short miss Mary
Tyler miss Charlotte H
Taylor miss Frances
Tinsiey miss , C.
Tay'oe miss Fannie b
Taylor miss Kate
Thompson nirs Harriet
Thompson mrs Sarah 4
Turner mrs Mar ha L
Trueheart mrs NJ 4
Thompson mrs Martha .
Taylor mis- Fremanda
TGrkest mrs Sarah
Tally mrs Susan
] hanigan mrs Martha
ta:entina miss Mamie
a Valentine miss 5 A NJ
Wren mrs EJ
ills mrs Lucy
Whorton mrs C.tharine
Wsddy mrs Jane
Wagner mrs Louisa
Waterhouse mrs Jane
West mrs Emma +
West mrs Lecnora
Wade miss Mary A
Walker miss Mcfabesh
West miss Julia =
WarroCk miss Maria 2
w ili:ams miss Stella
Williams miss III ji
ilkins miss Ln'a
Wood miss Bettie G
Young mrs Fanny
fDUug mrs Sr2fa Ann
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isI OF LETTERs--Remaining in the
- RICHMOND posi- OFFICE, ca the 2st dav az
please say they are ADVERTISED
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ERESH COCOA NUTS -l50O fresh San
T. Eas Cocoa Nuts, just received. for sals hv
LOUIS j nOSSIEUX,
ia20 20 ~ Main street
EsOR RENT--A large LOT, suitable for
l. wood, coal or stoneyard. Entrance from the
Canal on 9th street. For terms, apply 20
jsiS-lm WM 6hAr.
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ne have ASSOCIATED pitn us in bust

N = have associated Ritn us in bust
w Tess Air g. ". JOINER. vino has been with
us several seaEs. The business viii hereafter Ice
Carried ia the parae ut JON ES a ca, AT thr
house. Me- Main st, formerly occGpie5 hy MIR.
lanes Winston. few doors above tie OLD Marx ct
~ shall serp al hand = large stoc& ofG ROCERIES
and hue LIQUORS. TO which We ssk the attention
Of cur customers and the tublC sene1aiiv.
~ i-im THOMAS JONES co.
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH .ST0CE.
WATKINS G FICKLEN.
WHOLESALE Ayp RETAIL DEALERS III
d II Y G O O d S.

sp, X ~ 1w s1SIeSS0 ~
Adjoining the stand of she late firm Of Price &
Watkins. aud three doors fram Musars.
Kent, Paine a Co.
cO-pARVNERsuE
We. the subscribers have this day formed a CO.
partnership. under the trin OF WATKINS i flick
LEN, Tor the purpse Of conducting a general
" ''''''''' ~ sTspLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS SINESS,
in the eiesanJ building. l5o Main street, which
has Just been erected for our use.
Oa the FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT, it is cur
purpose ts open in these light and spacious ware.
rooms u complete and ent reis NEW STOCK UF
DIZZY GOODS. selected especially for the BEST GLASS
on RETAIL TRADE. which. for variety AM elegance.
will not be surpassed in this city. Our long expe-
rience, both IA the Wholesale aud Retail Dry Goods
Bus ness. aud determination 10 make orr pur-
cAases.chef, for cash, III large quantities, Of maQ
iae;ureEs their agents, will furnish with far
lilies FOR offering the public generally, and onr pa
irons especially. who have 81 literally encouraged
ua la late business connections, with all kinds
OF Foreiga aui Domestic Dry Goods, OF the BEST
QUALITY and NEWEST STYLE. aud at prices which
not iaii 10 secure the patronage Of the closest aud
most discriminating buyers. While all the depart
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
will he kept always full and complete, the incrsas.
~ ELEGANT SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
AND SUPERB LACES.
MANTLES AND suAWLs,
viii receive especial attention Arrangements with
Importers in the large marsets, will enahIe us to
furnish III store and st short notice all the tasteful
NOV ELITES. asthey appear Ill the country. Many
RARE and SELECT goods, not found in exclusive
wholesale houses. for which Gouutry Merchants
have increasing demand. and such foods also ~
sre required 10y. Commission Merchants tor the far.
mers will ba furnished at small advance upon the
cost Of production. VIC respectfully solicit the pi..
rronage of all and punctuSl credit buyers who
will be expected TO settle thsr accounts senanpC-
ally tins system Is cenceded promote the
interest of 10th buyer and seller. We hope, by
selling SUPERIOR G0oBs AT Low PRICES and prom pt
/ frcnage Of the public
WI z. MAYO. Esq. long and Extensively known
as s. member Of tbe late house of BinfOrd Mayo 4
Blair is interested in business, and will devota
! to il his valuable services.
| JOEL WATKINS.
OF the late firm sf Price Il Watkins
| JAMES Is FICKLEN.
OF the late firm of HoCmes, Eickien
& Wallace Frederick sburg
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RiCHMOSD, SAN'Y ISL. lSao.
THHE FIRM Of Dl lBkELLA y JOHNSON is
K. Ii. DlBREIL,
Il. ]. J0HaSUS.

d this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT. II Il.
uISsELL wlii continue thc Commission BusGe ss at
the stand occupied by the old frn, and will settle
the business vi the same.
II nrupEIv
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PENS OR PISToLs.-George Howard Of Magnolia
Wiss., published article in Janesvile paper,
rejecting upon Ogden Barrett, OF Magnolia. Bar,
rett drew up such retraction of the statement al
he thought Howard ought to sign, and providing
himself with brace of revoivers sailed out to
meet Howard. He soon met him and presented
his paper. The demand for a signature being de-
uied Barrett drew his pistol to make his mark
and fired it at Howard's face. The escape of the
latter was very narrow, but 1t was an escape
Barrett was put in Jail.
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ELoPEMEsT-Some two years ago, Government
| employee, in Washington city, named Anderson,
ran Il with the matron of the Government Asy-
ium there, leaving mis- wife and four children
They tied to Pittsburg, Pa, where, on Monday
night last, brother of the deserted wife discover
ed the villain, and bad both of them arrested
They were detained for further hearing, and ap.
peared overwhelmed with shame; the woman was
closely veiled, aud the man scarcely ventured TO
raise his eyes from the foor If married, aud it
can be proven. Anderson will be held to answer
the charge of bigamy.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE The
~ undersigned has taken the house formt rly oc-
curied by W IL smith, Esq, the SeUTH eIrE OF
tsRE sTsEET. ard directly opposite Jessrs DuItop,
NouCGre 4 Co where he pEcpOsss.to 80 Il
HENbtAL COMMISSION BuSIN ESS,
a7id viii give his epe"lal attention IT, the saa of
TUBAGIO. HHEAT 4ND FLOJR,
aud in fact every article that may tt, consigned
Ia him. He hopss, by strict RDd prompt attention
10 tbs intereats of his patrons, Ia merit the cont
Genoe 81 hjs friends and the pQbIc generally.
Very respectfully, y 4 WOODS.
January l. l6S9. la Ig--iEwkcwts
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Richmond. Jan list. 1859.
NrOrICF.-JOHN c. WILLlAMS. who

n VI FN84.~~TJ II n o " "ItL1ANDy WHu
~ uss heretofore kad special interest in our bu-
sne<- has THIS dag been admitted into foil partner
snip snd ouV business from this date VIII be con-
GlcIrd under ihe urm sna style of
KERN. BALDWIN b WILLIAMS.
We avail ourselves Of this occasion 10 return our
thauks foT the liberal patronage SO long bestowed
upon Us aud to solicit It's continuance TO the neS
nrn KEN, BALDWIN GO.
lRv1 aE
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"a CTVVEs, hANUES AND EURHACkH.
Now in store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignio-
netfe. Purchasers are invited 10 examine the quail
ty Of our wares We especially recommend the
Richmsnd Portable Furnace, Bay state Cooking
ugeand Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles scd
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
u. Wanted Immediately two frst class workmen.
oc is GEORGE STARRETT.
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CoSrIHURD.--Thec charge against Peter,
slave to John Blackwell, of breaking into J. p
Neagle's house and stealing $1S worth OF goods;
and against Vim. II. Gentry, . free negro. for vio
isntIy sssaulting With . brick Lewis Hamilton,
We're both continued by the Mayor, yesterday, the
lirst until this morning, and the isst until the
2ith
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" 1oa fHs EourH The Sergeant Of
hleanond, Thomas 2. Dadley, Iso.. len ssre -.
tsrasy morning fof New Orleans. vhsre 4" ~
psess % ~ detained short time Oh private besis
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: ~ LIoonIcE.


~ss..ss ~.s-& A. q. q. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN FAvoEIrE BRAND, ALwAyS
oNsAtE, BY JAMES G. McANDREW,
\ do Sly 54, PINE sTRIRf, NEW YoaK.
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PusIsHHD.--Charles Booker. |. frse ma.
gro, was convicted before the Mavc, ,..e.sSs. -.
sssaalting and beating Mary Hill, and ssasso.sd
g be w-ii lashsd for his ungallantry. "a was
then coramittsd in default of ball 10 kssp ~
peace. -
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MURDER or A YOUNG LADF By RE.
JEcTgD L0YEG-HfS SUBSEQUENT SCI.
eide
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PICTURE GALLgKY.-For soma uo,;bs

PICTURE illumination some months
past number of our wealthy citizens have had
ln contemplation the establishments of q oa,isry
Of Fine Arts, and several of them have offarad !.
make handsome donations towards carrying ont
their iavorite object, but for want of snitabIa
ousoing IN which to deposit the pictures. NOTHING
uehhi'e mas been determined upon. AS most of
tnese gentiemen are either members of the
snsinla historical Society, or the Richmond
Library company. and as those two Associations
nave under their control a magnificent haIl for
displaying paintings in the building az the Nc.
cnanics Institute, what objection can be nrUed to
adding to the beautiful paintings already In Tho
nands OF the Historical Society, and maxine
sa'ery worthy Of the State, and OF those who con.
tribute to Its establishment?
Ire nall to which we have alluded, baa amn,f
sRy ana side lights for all classes of sings snf
oy moderate expenditure of means NAV be fttef
up Ia the most elegant manner. The only othe
onsiay VIII De 10 the purchase of paintings. as tn
Librarian will be in attendance TO admit Wis;
tors to tbe gallery, and to see that the painting
are properly cared for. Two of our wealthy citi
kens, 1t is said have not less than SI5 900 worth
nne paintings in their private residences at thi
time, aud both are ready and willing to coDtrj
butte literally to the establishment of gallery
All that is necessary, then, to ensure the succe
OF the enterprise, is to call meeting and deter
mine on some plan for raising meaus--or for th
historical Society to appoint committee TO raj;
iands for fitting up the Hall and pure hasing pain
ings, and the gallery will as certainly be sstat
iishsd as the effort is made.
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HEAT FROM TIE SrARs-Doctor Lsrdner says -
sit is a startling fact, that if the earth de.
pendent alone upon the sun for heat, it would not
get enough to make the existence of animal and
vegetable life upon its surface. 1t results from
the researches of Pouiilet, that the stars tarnish
heat enough in the course of year to mel; q
crust of ice s5 feet thick, almost much is
supplied by the sun. This may appear strange
when we consider how immeasurably small mustlbs
the amount of heat received from any of these
distant bodies. But the surprise vanishes when
We remember that the whole trmanent is 80 thick.
~ sowp with stars that in some places thousands
are crowded together within a space no greater
than that occupied by the full moon"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

A PROFITABLE BoARDER.-The st. Paul (Miune-
sota) Minnesotian says there is lady now residing
in MDnetonka, who for the past two years has
live entirely without eating. Her age is twenty.
eight; che is the mother of three children, aud
enjoys moderate health. She has the of all her
faculties, s not emscated, but apparently robust,
and yet she does hot take into ber stomach a
particle of food of any description, a cup OF
coffee, which she drinks three times day: this,
her only subsistence, she sips slowly, usually oc-
cupying the accustomed time with others at the
table.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22
scMrrHrxe loH.-on Monday night

bcMErHlNG ICH.--Un Mooday night
nsxt. Dir. Boynton Is TO deliver his great lecture
on magnetism, etc. at Mechanics Institute Halt,
when some OF his rarest and most marvellous sx-
perments will be performed. As will be seen BY
the advertisement, this entertaioment Il entirely
independent Of tho regular course, and is 60 full
Of scientific instruction, that esery body shonid
hear Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

DAlK CoAPAEy.--A middle sgsd white
woman, calling herself susan Valentine. was be
fore the Mayor yesterday 70 answer The charge Q
associating with negroes. On hearing the evi
ienos, shs was commitssd 70 prison in default 9
bail for her good behavior.