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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05
CHUCkOE MILL.
- PICUMNND GKOuNn PLAsTER

ChUCkOE MILL.
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
The subscriber has completed his new i'll ioI
grinding Plaster, located on the Dock at the mouth
of ehockoe creek, with enlarged and complete ma
chinery, sufficient 10 supply any demand for the
present that may arise IN many years 10 como
He is now prepared to supply orders fo- PURE
GROUND PLASTER, pulyeriZed 10 u degree that
cannot he surpassed, from heavy stock OF superior
Nova Scotia Lump procured with the greatest care
with a full knowledge that great deal of LnIar
Plaster is entirely worthless to ths farRer)
hsrters him sef that bis o5g experience in this hu
s;pcss with the clUse stte ntIon aGd sTdy given u.
viii enabie him 10 supply the demand from this ana
Gdaiung Stats wn this valuable fertilizer, 10 its
pgres and richest state and at satisfactory prices.
With a full determination to sustain ine estab
i.hed reputation of his brand for PURITY AND sIca
Ssss he respectfully s0licits ordeEs.
'-''0' JOHN II CLAIBORNE
,,ota,3s.s so n Pearl street.
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RrLIsrous-Ths vestry of st. James Church,
LeesLurg, Va, recently called the Rev. Walter
williams, of Halifax c. H.. to succeed the late
David Caldwell, In the psstorship Of that church.
Dnrisg the past week Mr.. Williams preached sew.
sral sermons very acceptable TO the congregation.
lie has not, as yet. accepted the call.
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ORpIxATrox.--Ro.e-t II. Andrews,
was, on Sunday last, ordained Deacon in the
catholic Cathedral here by the It. Rev. DR.. NoGiil,
bsnop OF the diocese. Mr.. A. is n native of Vests
moreiand comfy, and graduated with much dis
tiuction at Princeton, in 1856,
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MAXINE AccIpsST.-On Friday night last the
schooner Ann Eliza, which was loaded with Goa
at Wilmington, Del, for Norfolk Va, WAS run inte
Turkey point, by the steamer Richard A Will
ing, OF Shrivers line, and sunk. She has beer
raised, and sas towed to Baltimore.
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PosrovYICs AFrAIRs.--Re- establish Merose,
Rockingham county, Va, aud appoint Ellen
Christs an postmaster. The Office at Grace Furnace
Rctetourt county, Va, is discontinued. Name st
Clover Hill, Apronattox county, Virginia. is
changed to AppomattoxC G. II. At Orange Springs,
Orange county, Va, Ann Barns 10 appointed post.
master, vice James L. Voolfolk, resigned
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WITNESSES SsoT Ix BaLrIhaRr.-Gso E,h.
ler, whose brother was one of the witnesses
against Peter Corrie, convicted of the murder al
ofhcer Ridgon, in Baltimore. WAS fired upon bv
some concealed person, Thursday night who mis-
took him for his brother, and was badly wonnS
ed
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EvTDENC, OF 4 MILD WIsTER.--A friend of ours
residing in .hs country, says that in passing his
spring ouo day last week, he noticed \ large frog
sitting on the bank, and whom he approached it.
IL i4aped iuto the water and swan off as Diubly
"a 1t could have done in June.-RoctingHaa (va.)
H.nlorr1t
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les BoAfs The young men Of Salisbury Point
Mass, enjoyed themselves last Tuesday, 25th ul.,
~ss ne, the Ice clsar, aud the wind strong enough
TO propel the boat, with long train of sleds at.
tached. at the rate Of five or ak miles an hour
These toats, at no distant day, will be used for
business as well az pleasure
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~ TnE Rrsr CogGH sYFur IN THI

WUNbU.
The best Courh syrur in the world Is Harts
hornes pe.torai eyrup OF Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared hy y chemist, and Is PRO
aounced by medical men. and those who have use6
l. 10 he the best preparation for Coughs. Colds,
Catarrh, bronchitis. Hoarseuess, Gore Throat from
Consumption.
he taste aoftens clears end streng hens the voice
4Ilays ali Irritation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles Is and 20 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug.
xisls Ia Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg, and al
towns In Virginia. oc 5-6m
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SAIL XEsaEIs

BAIL FEssELs.-ln January | st, one
hundred and tweuty,thrce vessels entered the
Dock In this city, and one hundred and
thirtyhVe cleared therefrom. At present there
are number of vessels in the Dock receiving
and dischsrgiEg csrgoes as fast as the mry
will permi, them to dc 60
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Recommendations p. Wsring, Of Charlotte,
\. C., has been appointed Consul TO ST. Thomas
by the President of the United States, and mas &C.
ssRted the same. The salary of the Office 10 ST. 900
per aulum.
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NEWSPAPER ESTERPRlsE.-The Cincinnati Gag.tt.
has commenced the publication of "midnjgb;
editlon, to be sent If by the night train on the
Little Miami Railroad, thus gaining full day in
the Transmission of news TO the eastern cities
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CBo;s FIRR.-The complaint of Harris
Fisher against Samuel Pinkers for assaultng him
and insulting his wife, and of Pinkers rs Fisher
for sssaulting him, came before the Mayor yester-
day, and was disposed Of by holding Pinkers to
bail for bis future good behavior.
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iGTILL the sons Of Temyeranoe and

sSyIIL the sons or Temperance ana
w the pu'yli. at iasae sustain NE: Being desi-
RON. 10 peass my friends and tollowcitiz srs, and
being convinced tha. no good will be derived tTom
tue sale I ardent spirits, ana deIeTm ,ned fiotn
drink, whatsoeser. Ny stock 0f Liquors will be
returned in exchange for olher Gocds q mere
nrnutebIe nature will thsreIO. ciiar the public
= cho,ao stocsI OF FAMILY GReCERIES. Tobacco.
Cigars, Fancy Goods, &C. OF which will be f0und
yerv superior 10; oi Goshsn butter, at % cents
H. aad many other articles, too numerous 70 men
lid l all OF whiea VIII sell az the lowest prices
Come one, come ali. and give n7 cali, u satisfy
yourselves that NY e. ods are reaily low. can ~
public a large at rev new stand. On Church Hil
scu .re opposite Leigh Street Baptist Chutch;
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euIuDE BY BoY.-A singular suicide was com
mittsd at Elms, C. W, on the l7sh ult. A bo
named Dobbs, aged only 12years, after souie trou
bic with 40 elder brother, went to the upper par
Of the house, and thot himself with q acn, dis
charging the weapon with his foot.
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PENSION WARRANTS IssuaD.- During January
last there were issued by the Pension Once, war
rants for bounty land, under the sct OF 1855, as
follows 500 for loo acres; 81 for 10 scres; 30 for
80 acres: making an aggregate Of 6a5 in all.
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GovsREoRsHiP or MIssIsuPrI.-The Hon. Johr
A. Orr, brother of the present Speaker Of ths
Houss OF Representatives, Is spoken OF 10 th,
Mississippi papers as the Democratic candidate
for Governor at the approaching election.
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YEROsINE OIL AND LAMPS

IN fresh supply Of Jones' improved burners on
hasa, With alf patterns of Lamps. some very hhe,
xiSl the lest off In thsscitY al is4Mai1 St, spps
site the American Hotel. J. W. REX.
s6-iInf
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ACCo. We are indebted to

FINE TOBACCO. We are indebted to
Mr.. Lyle Foster, agent for the manufacturers, fer
specimen Of IIalsey Booker's superb "Lecomte"
chewing t0baeco. Those who use the weed will
and the "Lecomten equal 10 anything We have
seen this season, from the famous tobacco city,
Lynehburg.
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FrRx.-Last Thursday nirht the 40,

Of .bs spike factory at tte Tredsgar Works scci-
dsntally took nrs, and had made such progress
before discovered that the building would have
been destroyed, but for the abundant snppiy o
water at the works. with which ihs blaze va
extiDguishsd, with small I0ss
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| ACQUITTED. The five lads arrested Oh
the charge OF stealing lead from the public ware
house. were discharged by the Mayer yesterday,
the evidence being insufficient 20 establish their
quill.
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FATAL MIsrAKE.--Mrs. Chxtfsid, aged 80, wife o.
Enos Chainsld, Of Sheffield, Mass feeling unwsi,,
few nights ago. went to the cupboard and drank
what she supposed 10 be currant wine. II proved
10 be corrosive sablimste, and she died slmost
instantly.
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LIcrURH Mr.. Shrisley is TO
deliver a lecture at the Universalist church on
Mayo street. tomorrow night, at ~ o'clock, as
will be seen by a notice in another column.
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CHRlsr VuURcH the congregstion ~

Christ ChUreh, in the Valley, have resumed SIZE
day services In the Sunday School room OF tnst
church which has been neatly fitted no Tor tina,
purpose. They have been 90 fortuzate as to So.
cure the vslusbis aii of Rev. kICBARp WnYER
(who has become pastor OF a ehGrch in Henrico
nsar Riehmond.} Ia assisting them 10 revive tbi.
important mission. In v.;or and acumen Of in.
teliscs 10 the grsces of elocutioD, and lofty and
commanding eloqueuce, Mr. Wilmer has no sn.
psrior in the Episcopal Church of the South His
hrs' sermon, a mastery tflrt, was preached on
Sunday morning last. and We learn he will CON.
tinue 10 preach Sunday mornings in the same
place otficiating in the afternoon a. his country
parish
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RB~ Ho! ALI Ys DysPEpTIos.- - All
who sufer from Headache Giidiness. Nervousness
LJ~ Spirits, Dimness Of Vision, Bad Tasto in The
Mouth, Irregular or Deficient Appetite, Acidity
Heartburn, COstiVeness. Sr., DC car be promptly
rt stored 10 health by the u9e Of BAKERS CELE
3RATED PREMIUM bIrTERe.
For sale by Mesers. Fisher E. winston, Druggists
4ichmond Va. de Y-fs
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WEST INDIA TRLps-The steamer Baltimore ar
rived at Baltimore on Thursday on her first trip
from the West Indies aud Havana. bringing q
cargo of cigars, sugar fruit, and fresh vegetables
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PACKETS -lr the month Of January
last, niue sail the Dock in this city,
with assorted cargoes. Three OF this number were
from New York, four from Baltimore, and two from
Boston.
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NOTICE.-Ghs partnership heretofore
" existing under the firm OF Miller IL Vincent
Mari lie Cutters has this day been dissolved.
JACOB VINCENT will c0ptinu5 20 carry on the
Marble Works az the oil! stan nd between oth and 9th
7traets, On Mtin street.
Grh lcSG g., q--lo
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CRUEL TgEATMENT.-A free negre 50
known AS Mary Watson. arrested for wan. of 4
register, was before toe Mayor yesterday, when
hsr person was partially examined. as she stated
that she bad beer cruelty treated for years PAST
we noticed that her head was badly scared il
three or four places, showing that the scalp bad
oeen iaid open to the bone; aud her neck ssc.
and shoulders wa, as striped from the use OF the
co"nide at various times, as that Of zebra
ahe mayor committed her for safe keeping urti
Tuesday next, by which time it is possible, somt
evidence may be collected TO show who has thu.
cruelty punished the poor woman
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Sons OF MaLTA.-Some fun-lovng fellows 10 New
Castle. Pa, recently started society there which
purpcrted to be lodge of the Sons of Malta -
One of the initiated, however, exposed the whole
concern. He states that after being initiated. be
signed what was Represented to be the Constitu.
tiou Of the Order, but which turned out to be
nothing more or less than an order for a ksg of
beer upon one of the town brewers. The Club
had been indulgiDg in lager at the expense OF the
ne~ members for several weeks, but since the
blow" they have fallen through.
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fiaHrIse. .--Lunsford Taylor aud JAS.
4. Taeker, were arrested by Constable Thomas OF
ilenrico, and held to ball TO keep the peace, on
conviction Of being engaged In stght.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DAsGgROUs 6poRF.--A repsal of one
of the city ordinances has turned the streets into
play grounds for boys, and induced them TO en-.
gage In sports in public thoroughfare.. that ara
not only hazardous to themselves, but exceedingly
dangerous to others. A day or two Since. a. 4
physician driving along eth street, near
Leigh, he observed number OF lads PLAYING
foot ball. and fearing that bis horse might be.
come alarmed brought him TO q walk. With-
out paying sny attention 10 the ANIMAL The
little fellows continued 20 approach him, and
one OF them kicked the hall into his face, which
alarmed hisa 80 much that he dashed on, and
was very nigh running over and crushing two
OF them And This is not the only instance bT ma
ny, OF horses being frightened by boys playing
loot oaii, handy and other games in the Streets
LAST Monday afternoon q pair of horses attached
| 70 carriage, In which were two ladies' aud two
ennaren' were frightened by party Of boys en-
saged "a loot ball, and it was with great difficult
~ that the driver succeeded in preventing them
from running off, and perhaps killing or Gripping
the passengers. Indeed, scarcely a day passes
.nae Sen.e accident or mishap Ia not caused
play grounds fIr boys of all ages. and vet the
city Fathers" think IL better 70 tolerate
that evii, than to require them to 20 upon the
suburbs, or In out-ofthe-way places tor sxsr-
sse s. an anu ebloyment: Without any desire 90
see the pleasure Of the boys cut of. but
az az the same time feeling anxious 10 see
tne lives and limbs Of our citizens protected
TON @ accidents, we would suggest the pas.
lin 1nse ,.s o. eh ordinanee, appropriatag Frank
lie sports, aud prohibiting. tn. use of all
otners- ii this were done the ladies would give
.he play grounds wide berth, and thu. e.esp.
rue Danger OF having their dresses soiIsd by cen
tact with muddy bals, drivers won,i select othsr
toutes iorth spirited teams ami 40 oss need
ehdanger their eye sight or their limbs, save the
players themselves. by getting in range Of the
WOODEN oalis used in handy All that the IN am
yers OF the Council need DO, after psssnp ,hi. orr
dlnsnce, is to seect residences in the immediate
he'Sdborhood oftbe play grounds. and enjoy the
sports TO their hearts costout. Cnless thew ar.
Wiling to DO this, they ought TO take sorae step.
10 abste tue dangerous nusances which by their
act have been created
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EL0fEAENT An elopelnent, the parties 30 which
are both married persons took place from A,ahe,s,
is Wm. Thomas, who leaves vile and thr4e rbji.
dfen, asd tbs woriaus, sally TuTbst., WHO leave.
nVe children. They made their departure for
parts unknown, aUd have not sine. been hssrc
frnn ~'.NN
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H~ Ii YOU HAVE A COUCH,

Ha- IR YOU HAVE A COUCH,
TAKE HAMPT0N's TINCTuRE
''' TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE
If VOC have Rheumatism.
~ - TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE
Il ''1 "a'' 81! 7 = kE HAMPT0N's TINcrURE
= ''1 81 N' TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURg
f you have Headache. .
ASTHMA, COUGH, CONSUMPTION. The writer
Is most highly esteemed; like thousands OF our best
know citizens feels ii duty 70 bear testimony OF
the Wopderfui curative power OF HAhPItNc
rINCTuRE. Why let your friends suffer ana die
without giving it a triaif Call AID get pamphlet
and see testimony.
BAITIaoRE, SEPT. q, 1853.
AsSwS lH9rtimer q RoIc6Tdy--Gt htieaien: have
Oesu { T some time afflicted with Asthma aecompa
aied with shoTtnt OF breath, with many symptoms
If Consump' ion. A friend. knowing OF the healing
properties OF HASiPCOS'S VE0kTEBLE TING
procure bottle of the Tncture, and by the use ol
)ne bottle was much better that l was induced 70
lse more of IT, and by taking Ve or six bottles was
restored 10 my usual health. and will say 10 all per
ons who are afflicted NJ / wac 10 use HAmPTOS's e
YEGETAB BILE TInCTURE:
6entlemep-You are at liberty to use my name
or the benefit OF the afflicted
y. West corner OF lihGrty and Clay sts.,
Baltimore, Nd.
xS- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co, Richmond: by
Or COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Drnggists
N Petersburs; by MORTIMER 4 AoWRhAi
Baltimore, and By Druggists and SborSeepc.r
very swhere.
60 81 per bottle; six bottles for -.
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having removed TO Richmond, offers his professional
services 20 the public. Cfce on Franklin street. A
lew doors below the Ballard House residence en-
the corner Of Main and 7th streets. fe lin
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MEDICAL CARDS.
NN- DIR. r. 8. vxsr, late of Henri

n&Y> DR PIoor has removed his Office
&c Franklin. between Locust Alley and 18th sts.
in
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AZ recsnt meeting Of the New York Histori.
cal sociaty, Mr.. Bancroft paid a glowing tribute
to Ito memory of the late lamented Prescott
1HE Philadelphia Young Mems Chssstian 4sso
citation contemplate the erection Of q hall TO coat
$l50,0V0.
General Ward, OF Georgia, cur new minister ia
China, is at present the guest OF the Hon. William
Appleton, i'll Boston.
Mr. +. S. Hoar and Miss Z. II Prichard. both oi
Concord, Mass, were married on tho 2sIh Of De,
cember at the United States Consulate at Leghorn
The New York Tribune proposes to call the ney.
Territory to be formed out Of the Pixies Peak re
gion Frfmonto' = 1t mishesh as we'll be called
snOoksah.
Governor Hinck., of Maryland, has concluded te
respite Henry Ganb.iil and the negro Cyphus
until the period that may be fixed upon for the
execution of Corre aud Crops, aud that shey will
all be hung together.
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Deck RRcE1prs.-Durirg the month =.

. VI TUG INUIlEn NJ
january last, the following articles we're recaixss
in the Dock: so tons anthracite coal: 5J3 hnsh.1
corn; 4J9 boxes candles; ~ bales cotton; $50 ton
guano; ESQ tons pig iron; Go casks Iiu.e 4s5 7Is
lest lumber; lbs tons plaster; 34 SACKS s.l,: . "a
bushels wheat; G'G bags peas; go kegs lard. S55
barrels run: 253 barrels phosphate line: ,l0,,
bricks 2l9'00 slaves: .,o93 hoop poles; 30 ton =
ice: 100 tons railroad iron 10000 paiiins, $50 hn..
heads sugs;; s3i barrels molasses: 10 tierces ,o-
iasses.
There we're also shipped frotc the Dock durjny
the same period Of time, the following sriiclas :,
IS, 40 barrels hCur 1.l2 bags -FOUR $50 packages
tobacco; 542 hhd5 tobacco: 400 bushels ,,hcsf,
4d.22J bushels feed: I02 hhds sugar: Il2 bbls no
lasses sIi bags coffee; 500 kegs nails % tons
saw mill enginef; Col bags dried fruit: 40 bbls
Whisky 90 half chests tea; =, 500 hoop poles Ia
empty lOgsheads. and fS0O hbls cement
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Fatal ACCIDENT james T. Suddoth, Jr.. ,5u OF
Jas. T. Suddoth. of Worthwhile. FauqIer CO. Va,
came to his death on Wednesday oflast week, ia
very distressing manner They we're engaged
In hauling In hay, and the young man being ip
the hay-now when the wagon drove up, jumped
OF on :he wagon, running fork In his groin some
several inches. He made an effort TO reach the
house, hut fell and bresthsd bis last after going
only few steps. He was about Y years Of age,
and quite promising youth.
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h% You CAN EXPECT WITH

rAINTT TO obr4in tiue Picture and correct Lkent
by calling AZ the Pi ptograph and fine Art Gallery
OF w. MlNSIS, lg7 Main street. The small Am
brOtypes, PHOTOGRAPHIC, es well as the larger sizes
in Oil or Water ColOrs, executed ct his Galleries.
are gems of art and are warranted TO give satisfsc
tiCn
Every style of Photograph made from life, or
copied from small Ambroiypes or Daguerreoty pes,
and colGred in any OF the various yles, may a. all
times te obtained at the sbove-named establish
ment REMAINDER THE NUMBER, l97 MAIN
STREET fe
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N DENTIsTaY.--
}. SETH MICHARD.

IVFFI(E d RFNIUENIE. tURNER OF MIN
AND 7TR STREETSI
Tenders his services 10 the citizens Richmond and
adjoining counties. in his prof ssiopa capacity
From an experience OF ten years he feels confident
that he can warrant all operations. performed by
him, 10 kiye entire satisfaction. Ia in-lme
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AFTER the fifteenth Of February, l
can be found st the new Dry Goods Store Of Messrs
WATKINS Il FICKLIN. where | will be pleased
to aCC my friends. JAMES BINFORD.
January 4t1 1859.
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VALENTINES.

GEORGE WEST.
Ny assortment cf VALENTINES is very sGps-
rior consisting chiefly OF imported sly les. whole.
sale Dealers would cOnsalt their own interest by
put chasing ut once.
VALENTINES for the conatry should he mailed
several dsys pIevituI TO the Iith FeSTnsry-ST. T.
VALENTINES DAY, GEO II " EST,
il 3i--dtI4th rs 8fsin at.
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R HoRsoNs HAIhCUfTiH0, CHAVIEo
AND sHAnrooINa SALOON, under the American ho
el-entrance on i1th street
N.B.-IIot. Cold and Shower BATES can be had at
81 hours. Single Bath 25 cents. or tickets Tor ene
DOLLAR les
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DIss0LUTIONS. SO.

CO-PhRTNERSHIP N0TICE.-Mr. J
~ II SIMPSON is admitted 10 an interest in the
CIething Business with me, from January the Ist
1889 The style OF The new hrn viii be j d uOoD-
NAN CO. j GOODMAN,
No ll9 Main street.
We intend closing cut The present stock OF Winter
Goods on hand, many styles will be Seii at cost.
J u GO0DMAN,O J d GOLDMAN d co,
} H Simpson, 40 ll9 Main sta eet.
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D@ Ds. POLLARD has removed his
office 20 BELNIN'S NEW BUILDING, on I2,h st.
between ain and Franklin, rear the state Court
Nonse. At uight he may he f und at the Exchange
Hotel. servant will be also found a, his Office 1T
night. fe2-lmA
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SHARP Practice AT PHLADgLPHIA-A young gen.
.Iemsn ou Saturday after noon called at a shoe
store in Pine street and asked for n pair ofFrepch
boots. The French boots were hended down.
Ieung gentleman tried on French boots. Having
dsne SO, young gentleman remarks, lust the
thing: what's the pricsg" "Seven dollars, sir"
was the reply. "Cheap enough said your z gen.
tlemsu. an take them" just here another
young gentleman rushes into the store ard IL.
forms the shoemaker that his roof is on fire
Shoemaker, panic struck. rushes 30 the rescue.
lie ascends the garret steps, and finds he has been
sold. Shoemaker returns to shop aud finds it
empty. Young gentleman had disappeared and
with him that seven dollar of pair boots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-05

A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that j am interested in the business of Messrs
WATKINS Il FIChLEN. respectfully solicit the
patronage of my friends and those OF the late Ara
ot biEtord. Mayo Blair. pledging to them all the
advantages which are promised in the above adver.
tisement Their wants either IN person or by order
shsll at all times receive my careful aud prompt at.
tention. WIN MAAU.