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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
September Appointments!
nR. Fl. TUBBS viii he III attendance

Conneaut, fremont House, Monday Sept. l2.
Panesville, Cowes House., Tuesday, Sept 13
For consultation upon all forms Of chronic long standuq
diseases, whether internal Or external.
~ The sehtember visit wf be the last made by Dr.
Tubbs, as he is about to retire from practice.
lnyads desiring to avail themselves of his long and ample
experience by having consultation prescriptions former
patients wishing their treatment only so by
calling at that time Several persons have from time te
represented themselves partners associates practice
with Dr. T.-empoying same treatment &c As this will
doubtless be continued and may be extensively after
departure he feels 1t incumbent to his friends tho
sick generally to avoid them Being devoid Of truth and ho
esty in this they cannot be otherwise Trustworthy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
See advertisement of DR.. Ssnfords Liver Inyigon
tor and Family Cathartic Pills in another column.


HOOHhnU's Germnn BItters, ,--ITy them for Dys-
pepsia Try them for Liver Complaint Try them for
Debility. Try them for Constipation. Try them for sick
headache Try them for want of appetite Try them
Of energy. Try them for weakness Try them for Piles,
Ask for Hollands German Bttera Take nothing else, and
that the signature Of c. NJ Jackson is the wrapper
each bottle These Bittes for sale by druggists and store
keepers In every town and village in the u s. Canada West
Indies, and South America 10 cents per bottle 2506
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
Asht.sul. Nav 1850 SAMUEL DhNhAM' JH

INSURANCE AGENCY.-H. Fassett
Il hSHTdBUL1, ONO;
Is the authorized Agent for Ashtabua County OF the follow
ing named Insurance Companies which have complied with
the laws OF Ohio and authorized transact business in
this State
Risks taken Farm and detached buildings contents
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies one five
years, and on property in villages at fair rates.
Losses honorably adjusted and promptly paid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

SLAVERY IN MASSACHUSETTS. About
eighty years ago negro slave ran away from
his master in the town of Chelmsford. The
master mounted his horse, pursued and caught
the runaway in what is now the town of Gro
ton. Here he tied him to the tail of his horse
and then rode rapidly home, compelling the
negro to run or be dragged. The poor chat
tel was nearly dead when he arrived a his
owners house, and did nor long survive the
cruel deed. The descendants of this hard
hearted New Englander are living, and some
of them are the warmest haters of slavery to
be found in our neighboring towns-Lo,oeH
Citizen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

"WITH THE AUTHoR's COMPLIMENTS. -
When the sutton for the hand of Professor
Wilson's exit North") daughter had gained
the lady's appreciation, he was of course re-
ferred to papa Having stated his, probably,
not unexpected case, the younger gentleman
was directed to desire the lady to come to her
father, and, doubtless, her obedience was
prompt Prof. Wilson had before him, for re-
view, some work, on the fly-leaf of which was
duly inscribed, "With the authors compii-
ments." He tore this out, pinned it to his
daughters dress, solemnly led her to the
young lover, and went back to his work
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
r r. MARTIN, the celebrated New Enc

r. MARTIN, the celebrated New Eng
" land CLOTH DRESSER, still continues to cleanse
garments As professional Cloth Dresser j. NJ takes
the liberty state the difference between professional
CioM Dresser and a, Cloth Murderer: A professional
Cloth Dresser the Grease enrelu makes the gar
men soft silky, and piable and brings original sre to
the most delicate fabric Cloth Murderer cleans the
nap and drives the grease and dirt into the body the
cloth making the garment stiff and hard and eventually
rots it. ReneESe" -..e p.ace-l05 Nam st dly ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according directions
never fail to effect rapid and lasting Thousands
have been restored to perfect health, who have tried
other in vain To all classes to all constitu-
tons they blessing and need despair
no matter how long the disease have existed, or
however it may be, provided organic structure
of the vital organs is hOpelessy decayed Every one
afflicted should give them an impartial trial
TO yOCALISTs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS. these
Waters peculiarly vauable they will in ONE DAY re
the occasional hoarseness and their
regular for few days will all times increase the
and hexiby of the voice, greatly improving its
tone compass and cleaness which purpose they are
regularly used by many professional vocalists
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Price rs cents per box.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
GA i L A N ID e X A MIN
TIE NEW EAVEs TROUGH.

The attention Of the public invited to the new and de-
srabe style Of CUTTERS, EAvEs TRoUGHs CoNDucToRs
AND DRAIN PIPE. AND CHAIN PUMP TUBING. They are
made from the solid stick, cut out In circular FORM with
moulding neatly stuck the front side They are made
from the best Of Eastern Spruce and Pine timber ranging
In size from by A inches to by inches The inside
out in the shape nm exact half circle OF different
dameers, from % inches upwards. They covered
the inside with waterproof preparation and warranted
not 70 crack by exposure 10 weather Sizes all STYLES
made to order suitable for buildings and sizes suit
able for putting upon houses shops and barns which can
be attached to any building ut small cost
builders, AMI all In want of an article of the above
descriptions are respectfully requested to call and exam
Inc specimens Of the work at The manufacturers shop
East side of Uni0n street Corner Of Exchange street. ap
stairs, MERRIFIELD's BUILDINGS.
Orders for Eaves Troughs and putting up the same
promptly attended to- HAMILTON HOLT,
aulo d3m' Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
miscellaneous.

DARADIS' IODINE HAIR RESTOR-
ALIVE is the most agreeable article in use to dress
the hair, and the most efcacious preparation to cure
Falling of Hair and Badness, cure Pimples FreckIes
Scaly Eruption, and Roughness of the Face and other
parts of the body Sold in Worcester by NJ s. McCON.
VILE, No "a Trumbull street. and in Boston bv c. T.
Carney, 1873 Washington street.
VA DIT IL. L. PARADIS, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
TERMS OF ADVERTIsINe-

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY far N IA
square for three insertions: and cents for each sub
sequent Insertion Ten lines Iess) constitute a
Square" Advertisements ordered inside or in anv
prominent place. also those largely displayed will
be charged extra Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms
IN WEEKLY; First insertion 81 per square" each sub
sequent insertion 2j cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in
ddrdnce Yearly regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments
eR No gratHitoHs Adrertseulenfs. No report reso
lutions proceedings of corporation, society
association and communication designed to call aten-
uon to any matter of limited individual interest can
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sIDe for any errors that occur beyond the
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

VALIDITY OF POWER OF SALE MORTGAGES.
No more important ruling in its practical re-
suits has been given in our courts for long
time, than that of Chief Justice Allen in the
first session of the Superior Court in the case
of Wilson VS.. Wilkinson. The most important
part of the ruling is that a conveyance execu-
ted by a MORTGAGE under an ordinary power
of.sae mortgage, as the attorney of the grantor
and in his name, after the equity of redemp-
ton has passed from the mortgagor, is invalid,
the mortgagor having at the time of such CON
veyance no interest in the estate, and the rule
OF law that power coupled with an interest is
irrevocable, not operating to perpetuate the
mortgages attorneyship beyond the time of
the mortgag or's ownership; and that pur-
chaser is not bound to accept such deed al
though it contains covenants of seizin and war
ranty, because, power being given to the mort
gage in the mortgage to make a conveyance
mortgagor, this language is to be construed to
give him the power to make it in the name of
the mortgagor, only during his ownership of
the equity of redemption; as otherwise the
mortgagOr must be supposed to have intended
that the mortgage as his attorney might enter
into covenants which would be broken by the
mortgagors previous conveyance, the moment
they were made These rulings go to the Su-
preme Court, and, if affirmed there, will take
away from the present form of power-pfsale
mortgages, which has become very common, a
large part Of their supposed efficacy.-BoSton
AdcetiSer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

Sold by BUSH & CO., Worcester
NJ 5. BURR d CO., Boston. General Agents for New
England. deod&weowly no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
y ELIEF IN TEN MIN UTE
BRYAN'S PULM0NIC WATERS,

The most certain and speedy remedy discovered for
for all Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA
Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

THs MORTALITY Ia New York, last year, reached
the very large amoans Of "a 493 deaths, which, in
apopuIstion OF 100000, is one death in every 20
6ftseu thousand children.
The most fatal disesse among children, are, as
appears from the tables in fantile commissions of
carried off l5u3-the total mortality from the two
aiseases mum moeriDg 3l5S, or about one.ejghth OF
all the deaths during the year. But the most
fatal Oh tue long list of diseases is consumption,
witch aion0 swept off 3i94 while there were
lI6, deaths from inflammation of the Iungs and
from diseases Of the lungs, throat, &c.-G543
altogether. After these, ia numerical order and
strength, mu.t class the diseases of the
stomach, bowels, ard other digestive orgaus,
which have added G0i5 10 the bills Of mortaii-
ty. For the cause of the large number Of deaths
from the most fatal Of all diseases, consump-
tiou must TO a certain extent look TO the reck-
Itss carelessDets OF our people In regard TO the
ordiuary laws Of health; and while this cause
remains, may expect to consumption occu.
pying the first place the bills Of death. Per.
haps no stronger proof can be presented of this
Eeeklessness-a reck lessness which may, TO O GER
tain ex;eut, be regarded as suicidal-shsn that al
fotdeo by the table showing the deaths from exter
bal BY reference to this table fl al that
OF the ~hoe number therein set down, ll3 were
caused by burns or scalds, l51 by drowning, 62 10y
fractures. by rupture pIoiuced by falls &c, aud
~ by suffocation. There less than II cases
Of suicide. and of poison 13-sccidenIal, IL Ia pre-.
suned. OF deaths from intenperance the number
lO9 or fifteen less than the mortality from the
ssne cause ia the preceding twelve III or tbs. There
we're torty,siz cases Of murder, or killing, which
IL little lees than one every week. 1hs whose
mortality of the year shows eu increase OF 1850
over that Of 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
HousI BHEAKrSo.-Betveen the hours

HousR ARrSa.-Betveen the boura
OF and O'Clock yesterday morning. the rrocerv
store OF Messrs. Smither 4 Woodward, north aide
OF franklin street, between 18th and 18th, Was
forcibiy entered and robbed of a quantity Of
bacon and about SIS in money. The robber effect.
ca an entrance by cutting pannel from the front
door. The watchmen, in making thar ronnds
passed the store at O'Clock, at which time all was
secure. Az they have long beats TO make, it is
not At all improbable that the thief was in the
neighborhood and saw them when they passed,
and that no then proceeded to effect an entrance
into the house, knowing that he would have am.
pie time 70 carry of bis booty before they res
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
PLEASANT EsrsnrA1NMxsr.-Our rea

ers, and especially those who attended Mr.. Stephen
MasBeet's musical entertaipment at Mechanics Iu
stftute Hall last week, will bear In mind that he
is to give another at the place tonight when
ne v songs new anecdotes, aud new descriptions OF
travel will be INDUCED in. As musician, writer
and imitator, Jeemes Pipes is too we'll known
to need any other notice than the announcement OF
the fact that he Is to be heard and seen to ensare
n large audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

UNPAID LHrTxRs.-There are not less
than forty unpaid letters dropped into the Rich.
moSd Post Omce every wsek, thus giving the
vnom they are directed. In Norfolk. too. ths
same cafelessness exists--thers are advertised
among tht. .tnpaid letters there, one to MIRA Robt.
i1ctet, Of Ne city, ope to the Editors of the Cen
s,si Prsseyssran, and one to DR.. J.R. Baylor, as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
WATER FAcILITIEs.-We publish this

morning IN full, the reports of c. Eliet, Jr Esq
aud of Messrs Gill and Davis, made to the City
Council, on the enlargement of the Water Works
BY reading both, the reader will that the only
difference In the two consists in the erection of
new reservoir, from which the latter report pro
poses to supply the lower part of the city, while
Mr. Elets plan furnishes water from the canal.
lust such as the city Is often supplied with, at q
saving of at least o00 But read both, and then
decide between the two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

President Buchanan writes an acceptance Of
life membership ofa military company In Bal
timore, known as the "Wells and MsComas Ri6ss
men,
Senator from Michigan, is native OF New York
and removed to Michigan about twenty PEARS
ago.
The strakosch troupe, including Nine. Dc VIII
horst aad PArodi, gave scenes fsom operas at
the Memphis theatre last week, and are announced
at Louisville, KY, for Monday evening.
Mr.. w f. Burton Was playing At Mobile on the
7th OF January.
A bill to prevent sths Issue OF bank notes under
$40, 10 before the Senate Of Pennsylvania.
The Lynchbnrg (ya-) papers say that Bistop
Early, 10 entirely recovered and In aas health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

BANK DIREoroRs We publish this
ornina, the Directors of the Farmers Rank and
ank OF Virginia and their Branches, appointef
, the Stockholders and shs Governor Of Virginia
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RIcHseSp.
Ey the s0o.tAolders. Rv l. fsors,.o.
Mm. II. mcfarland Richard o Haskins
Theo. Robertson John A. Belvin
1ames Dnniop NJoseph X. Anderson
sJohu Jones
nnnoan Robertson DR.. Pranois Mallory
mm. IL. Hunter VIM. b. Rogers
Henry Irwin *Dayid s. Cherry
n. c. King
John kevan Joseph T. Mason
David b. Tenant Charles u CoiI,sr
Jas. M. McCniioch az o. Hinton.
"Charles Corlipg
PREpssIcxsRuRG
John II. Wallace AK. phili,s
Hhasth alien ~. q. GalIaher,
Joseph Ai.ep *wm. s. Barton.
*John l.. HAnsbury
fARnrnLR.
y - s Ssad Waltz II. Middleton
9. ~. Southah Thos. l.. Morton
W. 4. hice, <Saml b. McKinnsy
DAsvILLE.
Nashaniei T. Green Jas. A. Holland
John W. Paxton *wm. X FJwars.
W0. Ayees sJohn X prica
~Robert Wilson
BLAeKsBURG.
James r. Kent Prsnci. u.rs.
~ Te,,a'er David NJ. Bennett
Lhos. h. Evans *Gordon CioYd.
si1oury Ribbie
LYScHBuRo.
VIM. Rasford VIM. d. Ni,Isr
!ona N Spsea samuel Garland, Jr
Henry fiood *Wm. 3. Morris
John NJ. Warwick
ALEXANDRIA.
William Gregory Turner Dixon
c. c. Smoot John II Brent
Chas. r. Suitia sDayid Fnns,ar
sGeorge Bryan
WINCHESTER
Ro L. Baker VIM. A. Mccormick
Henry streie Angus w. Mcdonald
Patrick Smith sGeorVe w Ward
fIienry s. Baker
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
M Saunders John J. Pace
Geo. Mclntire *Tsos. J. Randolph
Wm. s. Dsbney AJames NJ Ribh
rWm. J. Robertson
LEwIsBuRa.
Samuel Price Robert F. Dennis
Mason Matthews ~James II. Nesmith
James Witbrow &William Smith.
sDavid S Creigh
TYTHEyILLE.
Stephen McGavock Samuel C. GIeaves
George Stuart VIM. III. Cook
Joseph f. Kent %Alex'der S. Brown.
+Wiltiam Gibboney
Those marked thus ~ are new appointments.
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND.
BIZ the Stockholders. By tie Governor.
James Caskie *Jno. L. Bacon
Thomas K. Price sCharIes Ellis
jpO. f. Womble ar. Milton Cary
Arch'd Thomas *Jos. Z. Jones'
sWm. Gray
NORFOLK.
Myer Myers *John James
John z. Doyle Charles A. Santos
VIM. johnson, Jr %WiIliam Lamb.
eH. A. Lepage
PETERSBURG.
Jos. Bragg Thomas Wallace
Branch I. Hurt T. T. Brooks
Francis Major *Andrew Dunn
Sc. q. James
FREDERICKSBURG.
Walker P Conway John G. Moucure
Douglas II. Gordon John r. Taylor
Chas. HerDdon $George H. G. Rowe
*M Slaughter
Chiswell Dabuey Addison Taliaferro
James NJ Cobbs *John s. Bass
Samuel Tyree sJobn Johns.
III. 8, LaDghorne
sAsvlLLE.
Thos. p. Atkinson John ". Holland
Abner Anderson Thos W. Walton
Screen I. Pace sWm. Risen
hAZariah G. Walters
CHARLESTON.
Jas. c. Mcfarland James l.. Carr
John Ii. Goshorn John G. Newman
*Gharles IIedrick *Wm. L. Brown
*Wm. L. G. Gilisou
BUCHANAy.
Charles T. Beale George s. Penn
Cary Breckenridge VIM. b. Csrper
Ed. Valentine HWm. NJ. Lakeland
%Rufus Pitzer
PORTSMOUTH.
John G. Hatton Robert Dickson
Stephens Cowley SWIM. W. Davis
sWm. Ii. Peters *Gerard Henderson.
ESam'l II. Wilson
UNION,
John Echols Andrew Beirne
Geo. W. Hutchinson "A. A. Chapman
N. II. Roberts *NathI Harrison.
"A. T. Capertou
Those marked with & are new appointments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
To BE TR1Ep.-Robert w. McGee, a

TO BE BEIKIED.-h0DGrI W. MCuee, CT
tizen of Chesterfield county, charged with steal
ing an overcoat from Albion Crump. at the Thea
tire, on the night of the Sth inst, was examined
before the Mayor for the offence, and remanded
for indictment by the Grand Jury in February
next An application was submitted for bail
which the Mayor refused, on the ground that the
prisoner had been opce convicted Of petty iarcer
ny, and that if again convicted, he may be sent to
the penitentiary for one year. In August last.
the prisoner was convicted before the County
Cour. of Chesterfield, of stealing hat, valued at
g. and sentenced to confinement in the county
iaiI for ninety DAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
I Ii Z DISp ATC III.
wsDNEsDAY sOkNINs .....JANUARY ", 1853

WsDNESpAI eOkhlN0 ......-JANUARY i9 1859
Tds ACCIDENT ar A LONDON TaEarag-The
NagsrA's mails add very little to the abstract Of
pexs published by telegraph last week. The
London Times has the following account of the
distressing accident at the Victoria theatre
On Monday, the eth instant, being what Is
lU9wD in theatrical language as "BoxIn day" the
Victoria Theatre, in the Waterloo-road. Lambeth,
Vas twice opened, according TO programme, for
public eutertaiuEaeut. morning. performance
advertised for half-past /, aud il Was to be
repeated in the evening Al ba!fpast e. TIE house
Is capacioas enough TO hold some 5000 persous, of
whom IL IS estimated that at least ouesthird would
tud accommodation 10 the gallery. This part of
the theatre is reached by II toieTRbly spacious
staircase, constructed on the exterior OF a square
shaft. The staircase has foGr landings, Oh the
third of which is placed the money takers box,
aud here the stairs are crossed by strong door
opening inwaIds, and secured, when necessary, by
bar on the inside.
This, ia fact, as far as gallery visitors COM
cerped, may be considered the entrance door of
the theatre. The staircase is practically divided
into two unequs portions the larger of which,
consisting of three out of Its four flights,
IS kind OF hall, yestibuie, or aute-room, where
the people waiting for admission may congre.
gate until the door is thrown open aud access
given TO The gallery. On Monday afternoon, at
about kalfPsst four, when the pantomine had
reached its last scene bat one, this staircase
door was closed and barred. The truth WAS that
tie Visitors ct the two performances were
likely TO crowd upon each other; for before
the morning tide lad even begun TO ebb the
evening tids was setting strongly in. There
were already some 800 psopie In the gallery
while en- thu outer side of the staircase door was
vedged a second mass, impatientIy waiting 10
occupy the seais which would be vacated by the
former. In this position OF affairs lad ia the
boxes st the theatre struck light and in SO dsug
iguited the box of fusees in his hand. pun
OF smoke f1ilowed, some women screamed Fire !"
aud the catastrophe was contaminated From the
boxes the alarm shot like lightning to the pit, aud
from pit to the gallery. The people in the gallery
re-echoipg the cry, rushed down their staircase
threw open the barrier door, communicated their
own terrors to the head of ths ascending column,
turned 1t back, aud thus drove ope-half of the
living mass into deadly collision with the other
Those at the top Of the staircase, renzisd and panic
sUuck, threw themselves downwsrds; those at
bottom, ignorant of the alarm, and only knowing
that the door was open, redoubied their efforts to
get up. Between these two ferce and angry cur
Eents come SCORES OF helpless creatures struggled
snd gasped in vain, and when at last, after quar-
Ter Of an hours agony, the sceue of death
cleared, sixteen palig and lifeess bodies told the
dre6diai nature of the disaster
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
TRAVELLING IDIor.-saml W. Grubbs

county, was arrested last Monday night, for dis
orderly conduct in the first market, aud locked
up Some few weeks since, the same man was
sent from here to Hanover, by the Mayor, but he
effected his escspe from the poorhouse ard re-
turned. The Mayor directed that he should again
be forwarded to his home in old Hanover, the city
having no use for such customers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

HCG THIEF.--A hard looking subject,
from the slashes of Hanover. calling himself VIM
Wade, was captured about O'Clock yesterday
morning, while attempting to steal a hog, the pro.
perty of Chss. Bruce. Bill, in company with two
other night prowlers, broke into house in which
Mr. Bruce keeps his hogs, and, armed with an
axe, gave the mamma of the little gruntersfa blow
upon her head, which caused her to squeal and
attract the attention Of the neigbbors, one OF
whom presented loaded musket at the prisoner
and made him knock under. In default of bail for
his good behavior, be was sentenced to the chain
papg for twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
REPORT Upon TNCRRAeIka THn eurRLx o.
WATER FOR The CITY oK iv.aMvn - =. - -.
~, a. and NubeTy a. Tie watering t01'

nst3ec- -.
4 ovvvrr~rr The following report and sstineee.
toreshsr vifh tho scconpAnying map. Are Ieepect-
fniy subuieSsd % yous conaidsration. and shreuss
you 20 the CITY Counen. n accordnnss 1n1 - ~
is;S direcfinK the underlined 70 MAXI ~ 49,
- examinat Icpe aud surveye with *yts1 Ie NI1
ths city; and also thas they report plans - 60
mates Of Ne nAnes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

DISPATCH OF THE l7rH A legal gem
tleman. anxious to procure copies of the Dispa .ch
OF the tn, viii pay two cents per copy for one
ohice To-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

PRIZE FIGHT IN TExAs.-A prize fight for $500
side, come off on the 25th ult., on Point Island,
Texas, between an American and Spanisrd. They
fought 81 rounds in two hours and ten minutes,
when the Spaniard succumbsd to the superior
prowess of the American. This is q cheering
proof of the rapid progress of the Lone Star State
In the Fine Arts.