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DANGEROUS CoUNrERFEr.-A merchant of
Fayetteville, n c., has received counterfeit 80
note on the Bank ofCape Pear, which is described
as follows by the Observer:
ut is on the Fayetteville Branch, No. S37 let
ter A. The whole note is pale aud imperfect as
compared with genuine oae of that description
OF plate, which has X above aud 10 below in Wig.
nettes on tho left end of the plate, and 10 above
and \ below on the right end, aud two female
figures in the centre. All the issues of $40 notes
from the Fayetteville Branch, from this plate,
are dated Dec. 1853, or Aug. 1865. The coun
teIfeit is dated Nov. 4th, 1855. The viguettes
shading, lettering, &c, of the genuine note are a
deep black, making the note very prominent,
Whereas in the counterfeit they are very pale
and imperfect. The paper is inferior and yellow
We understand that this is the only counterfeit OF
this plate which has been seen at the Bank
here.
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st. Leus. No., Is said to be full Of emgranss
bound Tor Kansas Nebraska and the gold regions
John NJ. Maear, an old Potomac pilot, died on
Saturday last, ~ "a
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Hor Housgs IN RUSSIA The hot houses OF the
Czsr, In latitude 90 north, contain the nest col
lection of tropical plants 10 Europe. Palm trees
are sixty feet 10 height, and there are banks OF
splendid orchards The hot houses are about q
mile and q half in length.
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CoSrIxusp Jesse Willis, a free ne
uro .,,esssa for aiding 10 steal cart from Sam
Genuett, will be disposed Of BY the Mayor this
|
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MURDER AND RIOT IN ILLINOIS s.-On the night OF
the 18th n!t., II. II. johnson, of Missouri, was
murdered in "A house of iil-repute at Quincy, ILL.,
by mau named Cassidy. The affair created
much excitement, and a letter says
number of houses of an infamous character
we're attacked on Saturday night by an infuriated
mob snd almost totally demolished The frsi
buildings assaied were those on York street. where
the murder was committed. The three houses &C
cupiei by these abandoned creatures we're ATTACK
and everything was destroyed that could be by the
mob. Windows were broken. doors knocked down
and furniture burnt up. They also gutted the
house Of the notorious Molly Jet, on State street
From thence they went TO house of i'll fame On,
Ninth street, where they did the same thing tax
ing the furniture out snd burning it in the m idde
of the street several other keuses we're thus as
saulted, ami the mob concluded 10y going pp to
girive scoundrels. male aud female were assembled
and burnt it down. Eight houses we're cleaned
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FAREWELL SPEEcH.-Gen. Houston, of Texas, ad.
dressed the Senate Monday morning in what he
termed his farewell speech at the close ofthe forty
sixth year of his public life, in which he reviewed
at some length the attempts to defsme his charac-
ter and reciting ia refutaion to them, his military
career In defence of the State of Texas.
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VILg DEN Betsy Oliver. the mistres,

VILE DEN Betsy Oliver, the mistress
Of vile den in the Valley, whore, the Mayor says,
black and white rogues assemble at all times. was
called into court yesterday, for keeping house of
evil fame. Betsy protested her Innocence. de.
clared the MPyor might kill but could not eat her,
aud then call William I. Estes. her right bower to
sustain her high character. Bill being cousidera-
bly, under the weather, and not a little boozy
opened rather free another witness for bis own
good, and refusing to dry up when ordered was
marched off in double quick time to Jail, as was
Betsy Oliver, who could Fl nd to 90 her BAIL
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FAsr AGE.--A man In Orange, N J., was mar.
ried On the 9th inst, became father on the 10Th
and advertised his wife on the l4tb, cautioping
ali persons against harborlng or trusting her on
his account This Is progressive age.
catharine Hayes has reappeared at tho concerts
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GPRlN1 SALE8--l859


THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL
IMPORTERS IND JOBBERS
(No, Pearl Street, richmond, Virginia.
We now ready to exhibit cur SPRING
STOCK CT
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled oHr DIRECT IN
pUhEATIUks. which, adGed ID our
LARGE y INCREASED STJCE
Of hHlsc : manufactures, e1ahlos to Cffer 10
the BE TChants Of
NlHHiNtA
NORTH CAROLINA,
TkEN sSRLE and
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sss~ sss~NorIcE.-EMBROIDERINQ PA?

Terms stamped on Laeu, Flannel. Velvet Ribbon
and al wcThuC materials, AT the shortest notice
aud eu reasonable terms.
also, al kinds OF fINklNd done of 225 Broad
street, between Il and i;h. ie io-ZW*
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EUR SALE. "A first rate article of
! COAL from the Norwood Pits, in Powhatan.-
For sale on the Basin, between 9t and 10th stree's
also WOOD.
faS-im* NJ C IL G SELDEN.
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THE NoN-RArIFIcArioS OF TIE CAss-YRIssAsi
TRAFFIC. order to relieve the press OF farther
fruitless discussion touching the condition Of the
Cass Yrssari treaty, we think IL proper TO state
| that IL has not bean ratified by the Nicarsgusn
Congress. We have also authentic information .
| that the treaty of Sir Gore 0useiey remains ais,
without ratification.- Washington Union.
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the safest ana best Purgative Pills use. They
at upon the Liver stomach aud Bowels, carrying
od all bile and every foul secretion. They DON'T
srpe, easy il their operation. and be taken
At any time without fear OF exposure They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheuma tisIa.-
II you suffer with any pain, use HAtNSHOtN e :
CURE-ALL, the great PAIN ANNiuILAT0k. II
you have cough, use HAKTSHOHNE'S COUGE
SYRUP, which is the best Cough syrup in the
world
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Foa FOREIGN PoRTs During the
mouth of February last nVe san vessels Cleared
=, tha er.,om house In this city direct to foreign
ports. Three of these vessels were barquss, one
schooner and one ship. Their total tonnage was
! 6Ta and the whole number of men on board o5
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N%- pR. POLLARD has removed his
ct'-e 70 nELNIN'S NEW BUILDING, GA I2h st.
lnIweaa Main and Franklin. Uesr the state Court
House. At psSht he may he found at the Exchange
Ho,c3 stry4ot VIII hc also touAd AZ hts olEee af
GiEEt fe2-lm*
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r,sg- Dr.. M1SNocK's INDIAN pANAcEA,

FOR TIg CgvgtsS CUSE oF NECaaIf!A AND kHEU-
,.r,>N --Tuts G ruasuu3 efrCtIs'iy relieves and
-,irss Npu-a -j4 an& khnUmNiisn in It's most acute
irru TuvET-. - -G-Co-s WI,1 Wbich II Ea7 met nnd
y stands Gurlyal3ed b aremr SY, liJae VINO Lave
su frt q. 81 az. uow relieved. aye wiling witnesses
in behalf nf i.s virtues. The msny testi uonlsls
WHICH have hson given III its behalf, sTe convincing
snd SATISFACTORY The stlI:ted have only to try
AMI De convinced.
p,lcaiiou T. the Agents. 9,
50 ehe Seuuias Psnsc"a is to be had OF ail
prrggfsfs orders adlrrs.ej 10 tbs tiruerai Whole
sale Agents, FASHEA < lHSlp.,l
Drug gsts l25 Mhn streat, Richmond, Va
prirn ore D NAV Per hotlIe ie Elm
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MEDICAL CARDS.

rsa. pa. Il. Il. VEsr, late Of Henrico
having gcovel {, Richmond offers his professional
services 70 the publ{c. Uice On Frank lin street
Z ~ doors below tht Ballard HoEse-rosidente On
tse l5rCcg OF Main add tn streets. fc lin
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MARROW Escape resident of Up;on,

Hill, In passing along the ravine near the old
glass house, yesterday morning, was struck in the
back by aba fred from a pistol by lad on the
brow OF the hill on 23d street near the Adams
onrying ground, but received no serious injury
because of the fact that the lesden missile baS
spent it's force when it struck him. The shot was
ftred at random, and ith desire to ipjure any
one. Both parties we're equally alarmed, and If
the result has the efec. of making boys more care
lui with hresrms, the gentleman who was struck
will be gratified
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WOMAN OF NERvE.-We fRd the following
matrimonial announcement in an exchange:
In Granville county,N. O., on the first day OF
January last, by Rev. Elijah Heater, Mr.. James
Brogden, the father Of eighteen children, 10 Miss
Mary Cash, all of Granville
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PLASTIC PkaCEss.-G " JONES. DENTIST having
purchased lns .rc'u tus right to- the above
mode q making TEETH, and ait uSl,iF and t-sf-
ing II ia the d.F..B tsieTs otAer l'lfGS
bG1 fIzI.f sEtriy aIttsd # ats dhs5iHte speTi.
Crty tie gliG. silver aud PlatILs method can,
therefore, with confidence, recommend 1t 10 all vho
desire futi or partial ssts ut teeth; and epgcd
H. Ia such as may Gs dissatisfied tot those they Gye
9SlHg. IN ihs process all Of the otlrctlns to
r." gold plate aga FvlHoVeGr1lr emotion hsJr1 pr
rrt srcures GOu f1Jf ad Sftbi}uy the IT, aaG the
teeth beiug becsd in the metal the fooi lsexcU
ded from uupsT or between them; II y are there
fore sIeaueT smoother ard1in every respect better
In consequence OF the perfect adaptation Of The
plate u tle mouth, aud the sncilpu thereby se-
cured ne can iusefi teeth gitioU clasps
gi u all casag gU8-altee perfect and satlsiCeTy
III.
his method having been adopted and commend
81 by these standing highest lu the profession,
North and South. testimonials VIII be given, euG
specimens exhibited to any VINO may desire "a see
them. The Otd EiGtgS Of those wishing 10 exchange
the old method Tor the new, will be taken III part
pay. viii OF course, make teeth on the old mode
or those whO ilay prefer II.
Filling thoroughly and gently done, and teeth or
Iacted ty electricity for those who wish It.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. Ja1-ly
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NOhLU.
The best Ceugh Syrup IN the world is Hsrts
hc-uu's rectosai Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by "A chemist, and is pro
uCUuCei by medical men, and those who nave used
H. - Le the best preparation for Coughs, Colds,
Catarrh Bronchitis, Hoarseuess, Sore Throat from
3 cold. aad preventive Ct that lion OF dlseases,
Consumption.
PERSONS who sing should use it. X is pleasant 70
t. fastc sCteus, clears and strengthens the voice
al.ays airritatoa Of the throat aud lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles = aud 80 cents aud 81. Sold by all PIug-
g,sts in Achnoud, Norfo!k. Petersburg. and all
ty~Ys IN Virginia. &C 5-6m
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s@To TIE SoUTH SIDE.-By

&~To TIE South SIDs.-By late
tariff The DAaville Railros Com ganY have reduced
the rate freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
frul4 This date WITH THIS PA0VI5o, that DOUBLE
kATE wll! he charged during the months Of APRIL,
NAL Aylr5r Snd SEPIEMaE3,
orders to ans extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump. but should be given 6ary t. eksure
Ii ia time
Farmer Supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less tAaL gaJEei ~ barrels. -
JOHN Il CLAIBORNE.
"a 3-Sn so II Pearl street.
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SPECIAL NOTIER9.

9Ss- losSFu HorGsoS ia, ATTORNEY
81 taw and General Land and Presumption Agent
KANSAS CITY, No.
REyERS -
Hyn Il !, Wise Governor Of virginia:
Professors nor sud Holcomhe. UriVrrsity y of VA,
|, NuEs:ly, Pre>'f Eauk Il the Common wealth:
James lyons Attorney 80 Law, Richmond;
{ N PaTrv;. Co. Exchange and - ok BrGkors
R%GHguad.
C0ldis k A2pcss,'fl. Real Estate Brokers. Rch'd;
Eeut Paine 4 c ury hOods Jnhbers. do.
Thomas uUshes & caldwell, Fancy Goods Job.
btTs. Richmond;
Typsl.y. Tariy 3 v liams, Wholesale Groeers;
4 4. IS mixer & @ Wholesale GrOcers, hich'd.
lS iH--Hn
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JAPAN -Bishop Boone, Episcopal mis-
.;onarx TO China will lecture to- 1igbt in the lee
ture room of Ss. Paurs church, on the subject OF
Isnan and the China mission.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
eT~ LIooRroE.

4. o. 9. BRAND.
TRg ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN FAvosTTg BRAND, ALWAYS
OK SAX, 81 JAMES G. McANDkEW,
DC Sly 81, PINE sTRsgT. NEw HeAK.
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MANHATTAN
NEY YOPE

CASH CAPITsL AID ACCUMULATION.
S5UO,0o0!!
Deposited with the Comptroller of State. for the Sc
cuFity Of si Pocy-holders, I;e,co0 Dolisrs, which
cannot be withdrawn until every policy Is paid.
\ D MORGAN, President.
G Y WEMpLE Secretary.
The practice of LIFE INSURANCE. in eny country
indicates a state ofspcieiy where high moral feeling
6uIcommerCi&i confidence exist "-JcnkIn Jones.
j Is VI MAJMUhDU. Agent,
de 2a-3m Richmond. Va.
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a Na NJ 1T tItUHCIIUCI, UNINg 10
n his feeble state Of health is necessarily CON-
peled 10 decline busiuess. In doing. he would
return his thanks his tTlends nd patiubs foE
their farGrs, and heartily JmmenG 10 their fayo
rable consideration his friend. MIR T. d kACHu Il
gentleman known for responsibility, Sc.. 10 whom
lee has transferred his books bonds. sc, and solicit
t5r him the patronage they have bestowed on me.
JNU f COOK.
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/! STEEL TIN
SHEET IRON !
GILLIhr7 Il DUNLOP,
o. E,,.,r4unrs Ny-c.t

NJ ' NJ
Importers and Dealers ia lC0u, &C,
Invite the atteption of railroads, merchants aDd
manufacturers, 70 their well assorted stCc1, com
1rislhg-
nuglish aad Refined. best brands, I
SWeedes and American Hammered IRON.
kAuut. Square a1d Elat Bars. al sizes,
WIDE Pioa2h iron, 6 t4 II inches, Iron.
Band, Hoop and ser II. all sizes,
Oval, Round, add eli kinds OF Car IRON.
IieFe,
C-st Sheac, English end American Blister Ger
man. Spring, and Round Machins sTEEL
TIN PuAFES, BAR and Pic LEAD. and TIN
SHEET IRON, No 10 10 y
fa
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9g|'Q g soaGs 3. STEEL, Dentisi, Ofic
sna restseaee Ne. al ou &sEin between sth and ct
streets. ksehaaonS va R.Y se--ly
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= 81 - "l0" KgEN. bAIOWIN I WILLIAMS.

lI0 BUS Mountain Seed cats, SO
I,OOO barrels Albemarle Pippins, 100 bushels
Mouutai Glover Seed, Is bushels Mountain limo
Thy Seed 2G bushels orchard Grass Seed. j. barrels
Edward's su9ar-Rured Hams, very superior arti-
Gle, receiving and for sale by TYLER con,
f. 2S-3iE 1876 Cary street.
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BE- tG. JoHH B. NALTnALL, HomWo.
r>taistl ocrs his PRO essiona services 10 the III
fsas 81 Richmond an is vicinity. Once at bis re
alteaee. on Leigh str et two doors from 9Th.
"a v
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S&S~ PARKg loIsDExTsR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
WIN practice In the city Of Richmond aud in the
eouUttes Of Chesterfield. Powhstsn and Amelia.
ss- Once in Lisle's Building, corner Of Main an'
Ittb ~fraets Sc 2S-l2m
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T,INE CHEWING T0RAGC0- w have

4 tNIs SiA1 LGFo I " chaSto -- " Y nfFC
l. now on hand 2j boxes OF that very superior To-
baceo manufactured by ROSS. The reputation OF
this Tobacco is 40 well established, il needs no
praise from us We shall contiu ue TO keep well sup
piled with it, and we warrant our present stock TO
be equal to any ever pat up by the celebrated Ross
For sale by FISHER Il WINSTON,
fe "A Druggists.
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Easg- Ho, ALL YE DYsPEPTIcs - All
who suse. from Headache Gidiness, Nervousness
low Epirits pinuess OF Vision, Bad Taste in the
Mouth. Irregular or Deficient Appetite, Acidity,
heartburn. C0stTeness. &C, &c , can be promptly
restorsd 20 health by the of BAkE kEHS CELE-
BRATED PhEMIUM BIFTERs
For sale by Messrs. Fisher d Winston. Druggists,
Richmond. Va. de 2i-ts
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ITO THE PUHLiC.--As will be seen by
= the above Card, J r COOK, in retiring from
hnsiaess has transferred to me his books bonds &C
for settlement.
shall Ee pleased to receive the patronage be.
stow ed on him for yeaI past.
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Hon. RICHARD CoBDEN.-The arrival the Hon,
Richard Golden, so long member of the British
Parliament, is announced in Boston. 1t ia his
intention to make a tour through the States,
and TO enter upon through examination OF our
institutions:
Mr. Golden was born in Midhurst, Sussex, in the
year 1S00 and is consequently of the same age with
this cenutsry. He was originally engaged in
trade as maker of cotton prints, but in the year
1871 was sent to Parliament from the borough OF
Stockport, where his large practical information,
hisintrepidiy Of mind, aud his clear and vigorous
cioquence raised him 10 prominent position as
the leader of the great Free Trade party Throup b
exertions, both 10 aud out of Parliament, more
than that Of any other man, the repeal of the Corn
Laws was carried, and free commerce estabIishs cd
as the permanent policy Of Great Britain. Since
the triumph of the noble principle of freedom he
has not been so conspicuous in legislation as he was
h4ore-but he has not been inactive. Transferred
from the small borough of Stock port to the larger
constituency of the West Riding, Mr.. Golden re-
tanned, while he continued to be member of Par.
liament,a commanding and useful position
During the Crimean war be had the manlinesss
and the independence to express his own senti-
meuts, which were those of peace, to the damage
Of his political influence and standing; but not OF
his reputation OF "a rejecting and nobIe-hearted
man. MIR. Cobden's visit to this country is wholly
Of private nature.
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NEW SPRING GINdHAMs.- Just re-
~ ceived. 80 pieces OF handsome Scotch Cling hams
spring styles aud fast colers, only I25s cents per
yard. decided bargain. ALFHED MOSES,
fe2S G3 Main 1T
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~. TUE BEET CoUGH SYRUP IN TIL

~ HENRY u. bhUUhh HIS AVsAIH { u
the practice OF Law in the cty vi Rlchnond.
Ufice Ia BsiyiA's NeS BGiljing, Oh lZeh. i;onting
Bank street. ia zo-ts
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INSURANCE.
WE V,RGTN'IA FIEE Am MARINE
A INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDbsr INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
IN TUs STATE
CHARTERED By TIE LRGf.SLA ATIrRE OF

Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
IN TUF STATE!
CHARTERED By TIE LEGfSLATuRE or
iIEGlNfd IN .l632
This Company has uptuterfuptedly conducted its
ogel atoGs 10 tire presen& time ou Just pgiacipies
has paid In losses by Fire and sea- mostly citizens
o. hichmaDj, moro than csts and quarter ai{Uiof
# dollars returned to its StOckhol reasonable
apuieut business incroasng ITS receipts nualiy
a0d dtservedly maintaining ne character for sais ty
and integrity.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Granted on almost every kind Of property in Cities.
Towns and Counties throughout this State and nd
Joinih& states. on as low terms as hy other good
COmpaniUIeS
MAkINE INSURANCE
Made on Vessels on time, aud ON Sessels Freights
AID argos by the voyage 10 al paris of tbs world
at tar currt ~ rate. of premium.
The authorized Capital OF this Company Is $3.50
to but MS PAD Up capital is only S2tH 600 Ccu posed
Of Shares ot only 80 cdch the original shares of
tlGt zach having bseu utviiaI into four for facility
of distribution among cure tHeus: and its surplus
II sS5,tsD or more, aud stcss4iiy iacrt asiHg
10 avoid the risk OF insuTing he.yy amounts in
any one locality, the President HSyaccepted the
Agency OF the
UNITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF ION
Having Capital OF 500 0U sterling or $40 600 00
WITH which Company large risks are divided, thus
"5falns the aIapieSt security 10 those who insure
their property.
Applications solicited in person at the Office No.
5 dala street, or by mar aud will receive prOupt
and courteous attention
" T. Coward!n, Joseph Alien Uo,aca T. Kant
Nllitam Palmer, Alex * Parker, James A IuIots
Nad 'worth, William Beers, Thos Samson Chaa
Purceti, j IS instJn, II A Claiborne Patrick
CnlleD, Jeo W Smith, b l. Winston Uuqh W Frv
and Samuel PutliaIn
W OowARDIiJ, President.
WILLIAM HIS. ia. Secretary 60 l6-im
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LOCAL MATTERS


SALE or STsAMEss.--In order to with
draw from the line Of Richmond and NorfolI
steamers the interest OF the late Capt John Davis
the diencove aud Curtis Peck were sold at auction
yesterday afternoon, by Messrs. Dickinson Hill 4
60, tor the following prices, one fourth cash. tht
os'anee at six, twelve and eighteen mopths, pur.
chased hy JossrH BeusMELL, Esq
ine Gteficoce.-7 shares be,or Vinc 10 the estate
Th rlo ,a,e John Davis, at $3.50 per share $500.
.oen naming 33 shares belonging to the Conn
fars seeo per share, s2s, $50. Total s3l54o.
c.n. NJ. Sa.as fsck-7 shares owned by the late
Oap.' Davis, 1866 per sbare-s3q55
$14065. ~ sfo' per share-
Two shares belonging to the estate of the tats
hoDefs anderson, were not Sold
ERRONEOUS AssAULr.-Robsrt pa,,o-.
son, charged with violently assauitine and hs.,
ing John A. Gentry, on the 9th of Pebrparv ,r..
again oefore the Mayor yesterday. John r. Char,
PEI says ne heard the cry Of mur Ter. ran 10 The
Datsie ground, saw Patterson have Gentry d,wn
and was upon him. Heard p say G. had came
into his house and stabbed him, and thai he
would t'e q. and take him to the cage. or hin
him. witness gave L. rope. with which he tia. n
10 the door knob. Witness saw Ann Staw,r,
with knife. said TO have been the one used bv
9.-James Hollins confirmed the statement Of
Chappel. He saw z. strike G. one blow A.
Allen was told by Ann Stewart the day after the
affray, that Gentry went to Pattsrson's, abused
him, drew knife, and rushed upon him In his
own beuse; and that q fight then eusued Ann
Stewart contradicted the three Witnesses, and
swore positively that she did not see Gentry have
knife. The Mayor sent the prisoner on TO an
elonious assault aud admitted him to bail, to an.
gwer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-02

TENNESSEE Family, Extra
and Superfne in bags for sale by
fs rs CRENSHAW h co.
DICHARDSON'S RYE WHISkY.-50
II bbls Richards. MS Old Rye Whisky in store
Fer sale by WIN III TYLER,
fe Him l3'h st bftWaep maip ard Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-02

El BAGS Almonds, Walnuts, Palm
w Nuts and Filberts. just received and FOR sale
by DN JONES. Agent,
fe2 No 56 NJ sia street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-02

EEATHERS.--Prime live geese Feath-
i ers. on consignment for sale by
R.2s CRENeHAW b co,