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CHOCKOE MILL.

SHOCKOE MILL.
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
The subscriber has completed his new mill for
grinding Plaster located the Dock, at the mouth
chinery. sufficient to supply any demand for the
present. sr that may arise in many years 10 come.
Ie is now pres ared to supply orders for PURE
cannot be surpassed from heavy stock Of superior
sova Scotia Lump, procured With the greatest care,
Plaster 10 entirely worthless to the farRer.) ani
haers himself that his lopg experience in this bu
sness, with the close attention and study given IT,
will enable him to supply the demand from this and
adjoining States. with this valuable fertilizer in ts
pures. and richest state. and satisfactory prices
With full determination TO sustain the estab-
lished reputation of his brand for PJRIrY AND RICH
NESS. he respectfully solcits orders.
JOHN II CLAIBORNE
no l9-tlstA No L. Pearl street.
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CoscsHr. number Of a nAteurs are
preparing to give concert OF sssrsd music, sor
the benefit OF the Sssiag Circle OF Leigh street
church. Ths time for the sntertaiomsn. has sot
yet beeu determined but viii BE- In the course
OF q few days.
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TAIsrI II obi ain fire Picture and correct Lken S.
by calling at the Photograph and Fire Art Gallery
OF q. W. MiNAIs. ig7 Main street. The small Am.
brotypes PIT otoeraphs, vel as the larger sizes
ia OH or Water Co0rs, executed at his Galleries,
gems OF art and warranted to give s6tlsfac
tiOn
Every style of Photogrs ph made from life, or
copied from small Ambrotypes Dague reoty pea,
and coicred in any OF the yarlous may At all
times be obtained at the aboye-nan.ed establish
ment REMEMBER THE NUMBER, 1871 MAIN
STREkT
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| CHEAP FARE TO CALIFoRNIA.-Now that Commo-
dore Vanderbilt has announced an opposition line
of steamers for California, the cid United State,
Mail Steamship Company have reduced their fares
| fhey advertise steerage 1T $le0 and cabin and
| second cabin in proportion.
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DncBARaEB.--JAs K. Gestsr, charged
with asssuitiaa and bsalias James kasss, appeared
before the Mayor yesterday and was discharged,
EAnes failing 70 appear when called.
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| IMPORTANT AREEsT.--A man giving his name az
JohD,Johns, but whose real is supl osed TO be
Samuel Turner has been arrested at Park ersburg
Va, on suspicion of having been engaged in the
rape and attempted murder Of girl in New Castle,
| Del some time since. Robinson, under sentence
Of death for the same offence, is to be hung at
| Castie on Friday next.
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AN UNNATURAL MURDER.-Jshn Morris was mur.
dered recently at Springfield Robertson county
Ky, aad his wife aud con, the latter youth Of
seventeen summers, have been arrested for she
bloody deed. Clothes of the boy, stained with
blood, we're found ia the well Gu the premises -
Two stabs we're found gu the old man. The motive
for the preparation Of this unnatursi crime is
supposed to have grown cut of an intention of Mr.
VI rris TO make over TO an elder sou, by a former
wife, a small tract Of land.
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ISa- BATHS. BATHS, BATHS H

EA- BATHS BATHS, BATHS Hot,
)old and Shower Baths be had daily at all
sours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
jhampoong Saloon. under the American HOTEL
entrance on llth street.
Single Baths rs cents. or tickets or 81 ap 10
Esg~ HoRsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
ND SaAxrooIss SALOON, under the American Ho
el--entrance on llth street
N.p.-Hot. Cold and Shower BATHS Can he had at
II. hours. Single Bath rs cents, or tickets for ne
toIlsr, je 8
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The PARposIsG PowER.-RrGUL Atom. The fc

The PARDoSISG PowER.--REGULAfIoNs The fol-
lowing are the regulations Of Governor Morgan,
oil New York, in regard to petitions for pardon:
Before any appica alton for a par cen is presented
To the 6oFernor. written rotice thereof must be
served Gpon the District Attorney Of the county in
which the canvetIon was had, aud proof OF The scr
vice OF such notice. must lie presented to the Gs-
vernfr.
Notice QGte orfcaioR mast be published for foar
eeeHs IA TIE State DapeT, and also III the county pg-
per. printed III or nearest to the town in which the
conviction was had and proof OF this publication
must accompany the application Publication Will
be dispensed with in those rare where in the
opinion OF the Governor justice al solatty reoures
Ii.
The Court and Ju1gs or Justices before whom the
conviction was had, the da.e OF the conviction and
the terms nf the seneuce must be distinctly stated
u the conviction was had before Jusrc CO of the
Pesce, notice of the apolicetn be SCI ed upon
him. and proof Of sucn ssryes presented with the
application.
The minutes of the testimony taken at the trial,
sr concise s.atemen Mt OF the case app owed to be
urnis. ed by the Judge District Attorney or Jus.
lice who tried tn pisoner. required before the
Application is acted upon. Also, q certificate OF
TIE Warden or Keeper OF the Prison of tho Con-
duet OF the prisoner during his her confr emenr
in pcs
l. mnat also be distinctly stated whether any pre-
VI ut avp ica.ion for pardon has b. en- made; apd
II ~, tue new facts, II any appearing the paper
must ba pointed out Is
Applications once reit cted will rot be rr-ex KAN.
ned uness new tsets d closed in the papers
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MEDICAL CARDS.

o On. PrcoT has removed his office
to Franklin, betweea Locust Alley and 18th sta,
IA - 49,
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fA"IFIc HcTeL TAYLOR We be pc that nobody in
iguorast IS not to nave heard If great Charles
&. Taylor, who was Cnce arragned for burning
down the Pacific Hote., and destro, ing IN. reby
some Rcore Of human lives, who was next convicted
of stealing lGy. ham, and some weeks ago was
again arretted tor purloining cap On the latter
capital charge he wa yesterday tried in Criminal
Court found guilty ana condemned to two years Of
DIM M inSf
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BoHD THE EASfaoNoMER--WilliamC Crcnch Bond
director of the astronom ical observatory as uar-
ward College, whose death was re Gently an ouoced
was born in Portland. Maine, September O., 1890,
aud learned the matchmaking business under his
father. But he showed a love for astronomy at
an early age, and established private obserya.o-
~ at Dorchester while set young man. Ia 1915
be went to Earope, aud executed commission
from Harvard college for contemplated obserya.
tory. In ls3s he was sprointed by the United
States Government 10 conduct a series of astro-
nexi with the exploring ex clifton then fitting
cut. lU 1889 he was nppoinred superint enaent
OF the erection CT the observatory Of Harvard, of
which he has ever sinee been the director. He
ranked worthily among the grestest astronomArs
of the time, and foreign scient flc associations
have regarded him as worthy Of high honors.
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re the safest and best Purgative Pills in They
vat upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carrying
Fl ALI bile and every foul secretion. They don'i
ripe. are easy p t air operation. and can be taken
olds from the system and prevent Rheuma ISM
Z you suffer with any pain. use HAkTSIORNE's
yUREADL, the great PAIN ANNIHiLAFOR. II
ron have cough use HAET5H0RNE'S COUGH
,YnUp, which is the best Cough Syrup In the
5Orid.
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nifS0bnTiUN The par nsiship of
~ McCA sTHY SON was dissolved cn the
lSsh In by the death of John Ii MCCARTHY.
These indsbied to toe firm will pie ass max iaa.
mediate Pa ayment aid those /, WHOM they Ars in
do ted. win Present their accounts to the surviving
partner. n MCUAKfHY.
hichmOui Jan rs 1859. la
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LEQroa Law IN IspIssA.-A "Iiquor Law" has
passed tn. Ind ana II suss. fixing licenses at from
$50 to 81 0o0 ct the discretion Of the county
missionsrs, assessing fine not less than IS nor
more than $50 for every instance Of selling with.
ont . license; prohibiting selling on the Sabbath,
on any election day. where the same may b. held;
prohibiting the sailing 10 psrsous IN the habit ci
being intsxicstsd, to lainors, under heavy psb-
alties, with other stringent features.
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IHE INSPECTOR. The following is the
Gianae u the Code relating to the duties Of the
inspectors OF Flour, part of which was ouotsd
by us few days since, 10 referring to the second
shit brought against the Inspector of this city:
attend when required, at such time or pisea. vi,h
10 ms county or inspection District a. tho ovncr
OF any eommsdity Of which he is inspector NAV
afpoiat. and examine such comm ,dity, eishor by
soring through the head, in case of barrel, with
an sugur NOS exceeding half an inch In diam ,ter.
or IN some other satisfactory manEsr as to barrels
and all oiher parcelsn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-08

HA- Dr.. Il. 3. VEsr, late Of Henrico
having removed 80 Richmond offers his professional
setsiets to the pubiic oifiee 90 franklin street
the corner of Main and 7th strsets fe I.NIsn -
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A CHANGE Rev. Mr.. bod, tor many years pas
tor of the Presbyterian society at PriEcetor, Ne"
Jersey, has applied to be received as candidate
for holy orders n the Protestant Episcopal church
in the diocese OF New Jersey.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


IHosSDIARIsM "A negro slave called
Ben, the property ofMrs. Mary IJsnss, was tried
rbefsre the county court Of Heurico, yesterday.
ana acquitted, on the charge Of Hring and barn.
90 the oight of the 11th Of January lasf, BY
weich two carriages, one rockawsy. Que boegy,
Infee horses, four mules, two calves, quantity Of
pfovender and q number Of farming utensils were
M ou.o Tue prisoner. 1t vas proved, threatened
20 purn The barn because Mrs. Price refused 10
siou MIN 60 inafyy oGe OF her servant women,
w. .ee mere threat, m ade in = moment vi excite.
msnt' was not enough TO d Z his guilt. however
him.
hotNa MHN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION -
Aosfety AsstiR0.-Iu addition to the usual sxor.
cisss an essay may be expected from Mr. Lee
f0weli, gentleman well qualified for the tssk
which has been assigned him on this cccssion =
aud gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-08

DEAp.-The vicksburg. Miss, Whix states that
Col. Thomas NJ. Nash. OF Coahoma, died on the llth
instant. Col. Nash formerly represented Coahous
sounty In the Legislature, aud became famous ~
the author CT the celebrated resolutions Of csnsurs
against Gov. Foote. which we're introduced isto
the LEGISLATURE ia 1851.
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Sold by sll Druggists in Richmond. ec lb--6m


Eey~ STOVES, RANGES AND FUENACE5.
low i'll store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignio
letts. Purchasers invited to examine the quail
ty of our wares. We especially recommend the
kichD. nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
tango and IHITp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles 80 ID
4 the Governor Strset Stove Store.
HA- Wanted immediately two FIRST class workmen-
oc Ia GEORGE STARRETT.
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pN- DIN. PotLAap has va

ea6~ DIN. POLAND has removed his
shee TO bELNiN,S NEW BUILDING, on 18th ct.
between vain and Franklin rear The sta,a Gouyf
House. Al night he may be f u1d 1T the nhauue
noiel servant will be also found at his Office at
hAaa fs2-lms
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TT e DISPATCH
By JAa. A. CowARpIH.

sNTRE DAILY DISPATCH is served 10 eob.
serioess as SIX Avp ouARrER cEN7s pxR wRaK, pAy.
shle to the Carrier weekly. Price for masIins. "a
reas. OF sac for elk months. in advance.
A~TsE SEMI-wEEKLY DISPATCH n .ssussl
every Tuesday and Friday, 2.ea, In advance.
N-THR wEEKLY pIspATuli IA issued everr
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1@~ DRaTIsTgY.--
. -. SETH MICUAHD,

Ut TNH II "a Hh.1I ULtttA e. LUVlEN OF MIN
4SD 7PH STREETSt
lenaefs ms services to the citZers Richmond and
EJoiping counties. in his prof ssiopal Capacity
FROM an experience OF ten years he els confden,
that he can variant AL operations. performed las
him 10 kfye entire satisfaction. ja Ia-lms
Gnoxol u. STnlL, Dentist, Ofie
and residence No. 81 on Main, between stk and "
streets. Richmond Va. my s0-ly
AJ- Dr.. JOHN B. WALrHALL, (Homeo.
pathst offers his pro essional services TO the citi
~ as OF Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re
ndence, on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9Th.
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FIND FOR KIssING-Mrs. Russell aud James
Hilton were arrested in Chicago last week tor in
duIgng in hugging and kissing In the street.
The woman being the aggresser, vas fined $40
and the man s.,
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ThE CHILDREN SURVIVORS OF THE MOUNTAIN
MEADOW MASSACRE 1t will be recolected that On
the occasion ofthe massacre ola train ofenigrau,s
roUtc TO Ca orLia in 1857 at the Nc untain Mes
dous in the Soui hern section OF this territory that
some children were saved by the Indians; they
were Afterwards rescued by the resi- len,s near that
spot. Soon after DR. j. Forney, the Indian Superin.
tsudsnt, came into this territory, be saueei the
children thus rescued to be gathered together
There fourteen Of them, from the ages of four
TO seven of both sexes, oil in the csre OF SIR HAM
bin at Fort Clara. They all cOTfort tabiy cloth
ed, aud attend school, and Ia the sprieg i'll be sent
te their relatives, if any can be found Two cf the
children answer 10 the name Of Dunbar, the
remaining twelve know Of no surname, nor can
they give any account CT any friends or relative.
That whole aaAr remains yet uninyestigeted -
During my late visit South, ascertsined beyond
doubt that they were msssacred by the Pah Vsrt
band Of Indians, assisted by the U,es. The al
legged cause was, that the emigrants poisoned the
water, and threw poisoned OK in 8 spring, aud
shot at indians irdiscrimiustsly on tn. road. The
Indians say the fight lasted for several days, and
that finally truce was made, when a large body
Of indians went into the camp of the whites, aud
then taking them unsuares, the work If dsstrue.
ton was completed No papers can be found TO
give any clue OF information to the names of the
murdered or tn sr exact number.-ISlh Lnha Cor.
Alto Cxl. Dec TO-
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FOR nENT.-The House. near

H:t the corner of sth and Grace streets, after the
expiration of Col q Mscon's term. Also, Lodg
Ink Room in the Law Building, aud the rooms un
der the Hiues' Armory. lately occupied by Mactar-
lADe Ferguson. suitable: among many other
conveyed, hy permission of the Governor. from the
Capitol Square. such an estabi shment would pay
vsoll and he public benefit. FOR sALE-Valua
ble property-Lota Residences, &C. in Richmond
and Sydney.
lak IL
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HIEKINa OF THE Srx.nxn acuu,,

cISKINd OF THE STEAMER SCHULZ
The steamer Schultz, running between R;cb-,,o,,
and WINDSOR Shades, on her return trip Thursday.
ran on asnag In the Chickahominy, one milo BE-.
low the latter place, aud sunk almost immediate.
~. ln oesp water There were very few passeu.
Ihere are soms doubts as to the possibility of
successfully raising her. At low tide there Ara
three feet OF water upon her deck The loss i.
estimated at 5000, 'o'' -
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"CouEF' BGLL.--,,udge Douglas party on Thurs
day uight is pronounced IAN Immense affair."" At
least fifty Southern members aid Senators, with
their families, were preseut None o. the Cabinet
or their families attended. 0ae of the guests,
Mrs. p of New Yoik, is said to have worn
gems, worth fully 100000, and several others
were decked with fortunes in this attractive
shape.
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Hmily-"shail you dress much tonight, dear 7"
LiliIan-"No; ~ little ~ possible. am going to
q bali"
Albert, q slave Of Washington n. Carter. OF
Cumberland county, Va, was found drowned In
shs canal 1sar LyDehburg. on Saturday iass.
sIawseues r. Grain, lawyer Of Shreveport. la
and native OF Loudon ceunty, Va, died on the 2Sth
uft.
Gen. Wslher. the AiibustsT, ioiaed the CAthelie
shageb as Mobile, % TIE eist uit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-08

DAT KILLER The surest poison for
II Rats. Mice. DC 30 cts per bog; for sale By
L WsaNEx. Druggist.
q. "A O ,rner nh aud Broad sts.
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,)ARLOW'S INDIGO BLuE-Much
ID cheaper and decidedly better than any Wash
Diu0 h'" ~ "'' John W POLLARD.
f.. Druggist. tn st.
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Esq Ho, ALL Ys uYspEpTIcsI-t

Esq Ho. ALL YE DYsPEPTIcs - All
who sufY-r from headache. Gidduess. Nervousness
Low Spirits, Dimness of Vision, Bad Taste in the
Mouth Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Ac,disy
Heart burn. Costiveness &C, &C can be promptly
ctstored TO health by the OF BAKERS CELE-
SRATED PhEMIUM BITTERs.
For sale bv Messrs. Fisher Winston. Druggists.
Richmond. Va. de Ats
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nURE WATER We Rave the best ar
X ticle for parity ing our river water:
ia sTEBBINs 4 PULLEN.
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roa RHNx AND sALp.

c. FOR RENT, THAT very commo.
kxa dions dweiAag oa 3sh street bet sesn o,Av ana
lesh. 1anei by % hiss 4 4 Richardson. ferrn,Tis
.waed by tho late Basl'ep Moore poesession ciSes
imnedi"tely; Aprls,tA er POLLARD Beivir,'s New
Building, 18th street bstweHn Main aud FrankIin
or g. Miss RlCHARDsos', cn tho premises
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All FOR RENT.-The SMITH AND
El CARRIAGE SHOP on FRANKLIN street. Oppo
ate my Factory, now occupied by Does Brother.
ALSO number of ROOMS in good local MS for rent
Possession given on l5t January 80
de 3l-tB EDW McADAM.
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AFTER the fifteenth of February,
can be found at the new Dry Goods store u Messrs
WATKINS 4 flCkLlN, where will be pleased
to SIC my friends JAMES BlNIoKD
January ith 1889.
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" IkGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CONPAN]

" IkG1NA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE NO. l3l MAIN STREET
APITAL 100000.
CHARTERED BY TEE
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA
IN 1897.
THIS OLD COMPANY,
lns1ry property Of every description against Fire
the dangers Of Seas and Inland transportation. on
the most reasonable terms
~ Losses promptly settled.
DIRECTORS:
VIII. L. OOWARDIN. TH0S; aAMSQN.
JOS. ALLEN. z. WPURCELL.
81. l.. KENT, J. p. WINSTON,
WIN. PALMER X. A. CLAIBORNE.
A. z. PARKER, PATRICK CULLEN,
]. A. INLOES. 9EO. ". SMITH.
4 VI: Z sskAEnsssSoaHA' skEss. !: & u. u TiAsa0S' fE9.
8. E. PUILIAM
W. L. C0WARDIN. President.
WnuAM WILLIS. H. Serra.arv rh
Sill DOZEN STEEL EXTENSION
COp sKIRTs.-We have now In store and for
SrbEl SPRING EXTN SKIRTS, Cd quality,
with 6. s ano 10 springs, white and csl'd
WATCH ssRfNG STkEL SKIRTS, 9, 10, Ii, Is
and 2l springs
DOUBLE EXrkNsION SKIRTS. 10 and II
springs
~HE GOLD MEDAL 81 SPRING SKIRTS, the
the most eleg inI thing out.
Mrs Nstban's SKIRTS are acknowledged to be the
most pvEABLg and the CHEAPEST Skirts now manufse
tured. We invite the trade to give US a call
THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL,
nols sole Agents
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Neglected COLDS AND COUGHS
suffering from tham should speedily use some one
OF the following valuable RENE dies: Bodeker's Pull
monary Baisam DR. PuileI's To!n, ~istsr's Bnisam
Wild Cherry, Ayres Cherry P.ctoral. Jay Es 3 Ex
pectorant, Koses Cough Sy np Hartshorn's syrup.
Mrs aardner's Bslssm Of Liverwor., Mrs Dawes
Cough Elixir, Hungarian Baisam, Cod LivSr Oils.
Brysn's Puimonic Wafers; for sslt by
A B0DEKER, Druggist.
iaA Ne 10 Main street.
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DISSOLUTION The partnership Of
~ BECHER & BRO having diss~olved sbis
day By mutual consent. Bernhard Rscher- has dig
posed of has ter .. 10 the stock and debts to fAI-
ipp Becner. who will continue ut the old stand.
and whom Creditors ~ we'll as debtors are ipyi-
pnILIpp BsCHFH,
BERNHARD BkCHkR
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RI returning my thanks to The public
~ generally. and our patrons especially, who
have 30 literally encourage Us in our late business
countct ons request cont nuance oil their fayer
to transfer to the NEW EsTA BLIsH MEaT.
hEN CL0THIhQ sTokt-e ekTIRA MEN AND
FRESH STUCK.
B BECHER has taken the store, No So Main A.
under the Man-iou House, - posite the old stand.
" hlch will he neSiy nxed mp snd re-dy for busi-
ne-s about the first part of March next. He viii
Keep Constantly IN hard variety Of French, Ger-
mao aus knglish Cloth, CASr1AskhE, HsSr-
Ihas. which will be made To oroer. ia the latest
r. ADY. M Dh CLOTHING. Gen.leIr ems Furlih-
ing Goods. Bos-' Ulctt ips. etc
Particular roiiee siji be given when the ores ing
OF he stTre take. plsce, where he viii Le ready
10 serve his frtefids ard Reqasiptances &
Ja 26-tm' BAUHkk, No 90 Main st.
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PEssosAL-Mr. Edwin Booth and Miss Avonia
Jones, appeared as sRomeo and Juliet" and a.
katherine and Petruchio,o at the Sc. Charles
Theatre, New Orleans, on Monday night, January
Mat
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JOEL q WATKINS.
OF the late fiYm II Price q watkins.
JAMES = fICKLkh,
OF the late firm Of ftocmcs, FickIen
b Wallace. Frederfckak arg.
January LIST, ls5s.

A CARD.-t will be seen by the above,
that am interested in the business Of Messrs
WATKINS d FICKLEN. respectfully solicit ths
patronageo my friends and those of the late fr,a
OF Binford, Mayo Blair. psdRing to them al Ibe
advantages which promised In the abe ve adver.
tisement Their wants either IN person by order.
shall at ali times receive my careful and prompt
tenti0n. WIN MAIu
ia - r
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nIsS0LUTION.--The Co-PartneYship
~ of JsO o TAYLOR BROTHER expired on
ihs ist OF January. 1859 All persona having claims
against he conce n, viii please prese LIT them
Jh00TAYL0E6 4 BRO.
Richmond Feb l. 1899 s Fiea - IN 1-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-08

Strange LFE.-John Stephenson, one Of the pios
nsers OF the Wabash, died in Fountain county,
Ind few days since, at the age Of about seventy
years.
The Attiea Ledger says that In his younger days
he occupisi fair position. and his future slla
d,w ID with bright Prospects He served with Col
the attack of the British and Indians in the war Of
1919. for which the Government, in his old sge
awarded bia land warrant for hundred ana
sixty OF land. In the meridian OF iie the evil
spirit OF dlssip alton overlook him. and ON thence
forth his rosi ectiye usefulness was lost mind
that WAS mad fit by nature TO adorn almost any
meniC ard he became q wild w4nderer, amusing
and ex citing every one with his eccsntricties Al d
Kien, The Christian Philosopher of the Mn
t.e IN Century" which he retained for himself to
the last.