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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14
SUICIDE.
corrrspoLdesee Of The n. Y. Tribane.

N l.
JAMAICA, l.. l., May IL, 1872
A Young man about IS years OF age, name I'M
known was found hanging upon the hnb of tree in
Morrs's Grove, near this village yesterday Tues
day morning. An inquest has been held, bat his
body has not been identified, and is lying in the
Village Hall; it will be kept long possible for
Identification. The following description may lead TO
his identification: About - years Of age, 5 feet
inches high hight complexion, sandy hair, whiskers
recently shaved of; upon his persot was glazed
cap black satiue With colored flannel lining, gray
cashmere vest, drab Cashmere pants, white muslin
shirt new With calico bosom, blue flannel shirt, cam
ton flannel drawers black silk handkerchief for neck
tie, and calf Congress gaiters. From the above his
friends will be shle to recognize him. Upon his per
son was also Sl5 ~ IL money, poe ko-knite. and
new silk pocket handkerchief Inquiries may be made
made OF Elijah Nostl aud police constable or BENZ.
Everett unoertsker, OF this village. The body has
been placed in Il good coffin, aud viii be decenty
buried in this place unless is claimed and removed
by friends. OBskhNkk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

The WTscossIs BosD QUEsTIOs.-We stated soIne
days since, that The Supreme Cont Of Visions hs
determined upon decision declaring the city as
county bonds and farm mortgages issued 10 railrOs3
in that State ~ be unconstitutional Several Of on
Wisconsin contemporaries. however, questioned ~
correctness of our inform alton. We earn now tbs
our former statement. WAS substantially true; tbst
decision Of the above tenor has been arrived at by
Court, a. regards the city, town and county boneA
though il Is not yet officially promulgated. The fair
mortgage question not before the Court. Es
likely that resrgunent wl be- ordered in view Of e
recent changes in the Court--the election Of JudyS
Paine and appointment Of Judge Dixon-but the -
cion declaring the unconstitunonality Of the town
city bonds had unquestlonably been agreed upon "
Judges Wilton, Smith and Cole. Chicago frouS'
GREAT STAMPEDE OF SLAvEs.-We learn from -
liable authority that sereat Jngt,ce staUes arnves
Canada by train, from the interior OF fenpeo9oS
This is probably the largest number that ever
u one company But week before company
welye arrived and are al the depot pear m aa.
Nearly the same time 0f seven, AMI ano.uei ~ -
safely landed ON the free soil Of Canada, making oin
,our in all worth Al the present market prce the nse
some sum of s9j REQ! fhe Underground Railroad -
never before doing 70 fouishing business. At%
rate these upgratefl fellows are stealing themsev~
the market u1st be seriousy affected unless kept s'P
Piled direct from Africa lDeuon Ao'o'ei~
TYy Mosr SESsELEss AsD Fit MAS.-A term
woman. living near Cincinnati, recently hanged hers
% a he'd port. When she was first Discovered, =
puse was s,ill beating twenty 10 the minute. A p
.tander was about TO cut her down. but Dogoery~
a policeman who was present, threatened hlm win
rest if he touched her before the Coroner was ~ nan
So she hung, and whep the Coroner came sne w
dead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

LYacH LAW IN McGREooR, IowA--Smon fIstine
was most numerically beaten by gang of lynchers at
MoGregor, Iowa on the statement of q woman that
Es,ine had possession of some jewelry stolen some
time previously from iewelry store in that city, The
woman a.terwafJ oouleseed that she only telling
yarn, which shc supposed they had tco much leds-
Incnt TO believe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

In Porto Rico there 10 ussd for such purposes mixture
sst, which heals wounds very qdieky witn's
,eayiuR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

vortuns,ely an In posssssO Of pspes BY Which can
Prov everything Rc,urnns TO this object some
time to come which Gay The Havana hscses
d.rtahe expeditions who connected with then
ID oountTy in this CIT, for Il TO comprehend that
Amii al hcrses sho vtsse for such undertakings
have intss. 10 bsr sad connected vita
that lrsae 10 a. important sK.eai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-14

IL tine 70 expect 10 give our readers some
further lrsoI thI interesting object which, hosevef
al press b. ps;pvnsa for wsoh
tot yes ;. lb.ry ~ ueauoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14
THE MAToH RAcs--over The Washing

ton Course, near Charleston, 6. C, between the
Meesrs. p1sweli's colt "eiaoet, by Revenue, and
Mr.. Abner Turner's Ally "Hennie Farrow," by
Shamrock, TWO mile heats, for s5oeo came off last
Saturday, and was won by Planet in two straigh,
heats, and with great ease, in 346--3:i7. Thio
achievement is great victory for the Virginia
colt, whom all tie facls are considered, and goes
TO prove that he is good one for his age. We
understand that the Messrs. Doswell's stable we're
10 bad plight before they went to Savannah, and
that they are yet suffering from the wiifui mis-
management of their former trainer, who de.
clared before he left them that they would not be
able to win race at Charleston. "Planet,n be.
you'd doubt, Is the best three years Old that has
been PR luced in this State for many years, and
yet he was beaten for the mile stake at Charleston
in l:4Tl 1-thus showing his want of condition, as
will be apparent to all " ho remember tina; Charles
ton, Sue Washington aud Don Juan ruu a fourth
heat over the same course In l:i6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14
~ ARTIFICIAL TsBTH-THE C#Ec.

FLAsrc PK9.ass.--G " JONES. DENTIST. having
purchased the eri7tttrs Ytyht for the above
tnois OF making TEETH. snd after sstf.p mi ssi-
so il in the mot ffettH cases Ir4fre otAsr J,ct.s
hIt flUed Is sGs'rety sGt sed u s dbf0iRss sVpert
"yt:y over the gold, silver and piatina methoa can,
therefore, with confidence recommend IL to all " he
desire full partial sets teSh; .aG .Spscidi.
~ 10 g;, as B"E &, c:ss ~ 6~y tcb tsuss p.sy
4s,Ha. In this process, all OF the objections g.
the gold plate arc reTnove vedfhe suction bejFg pr
~ secures o0, ff and stfnf'y 20 the bt, and tElt
teeth being embedded in the metal the f-f is exciu-
del from Gnpar or between them; they are there
fore cleaner smoother aad'In every respect better
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation of tn,
plate to the mouth and the suction thereby st.
red Ise can insert more teeth ctthOl clasps
and IN all cases guarantee perfect aud satisfactory
nt.
This method having heen adopted and commend
ed BIZ these standing highest in the profession
North ana South, testimonials ill ho given, aaf,
specimens exhibited, 10 any who mag desire 20 see
them. The old I,idts of those Wishing 10 exchange
the old method tor the new, will be taken in part
pay. VIII Of eOnrse, make tee,h on the old mode
toy thoss w no may prefer it.
Filing thoroughly and gently done and teeth ez.
hseted by electricity for those who wish IT,
Once eppos,te CoiinthaD Hall. iaT-lV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14
Ezss- HossoN's HArs CUTTING, SHAW,
EsH- SrnvEs. RANnEs
g n1A ASHLAND RACES
ESTRxx sxsSs-nE~
>>-ksslS SPRING MEETING, 1859.

The Spring Mestins over this course will com
mence on TUE-DaY, nth day of May next, and
continne throughout the week.
FIRST DAT-POst stake for all ages four mile heats
S2'l entrance; Slgh forfeit. sl0.n added by the
Club. Closed lat inst with four subs ibers viz
Thomas " boswell. John Hunter, h Il Dickinson
and James VI TSvl lor
SECOND DaY-Ffrf R0cs Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and fllies $500 entrance sl01 for
felt. Closed lst inst with the following entries
Thomas " Boswell enters ch c, Exchtquer, by
Revenue. dam Nina, by Boston.
W Fl Gibbons enters f, Ctinoline, by Einancier,
dam Miss Matte, By Umpire
John Hunter enters c. by Lexington, dam 10y
Glencoe.
NJ Hall enters gr f. Faith, by Chide Harold.
dam Fidelity, by Prism.
.Seeot2i Racs-same Dsy.-Jockey Club purse,
tJ1. three mile heats
THfsD pLY-Fifgt Race --Sweepstak6s for three
year old colts tiiies. $3.50 entrance. Halt for
felt Mile heats. 70 name and close 18th March
.Secp95 RarP-SSms Day-prJpretoT purse, 500
Two mile b., ats.
FOURTH DAY-fIrSt Hocs.-Sweepstakes for three
yesr ,l1 colts tiIlies. ont Of mares that
prCnuced a winner. $3.50 entrance Hall foriei,
Mite hea'F. To name nd close 18Th March
fe,1nt Rore-saine eDay-PropTetors purse, $50
Nile heats-best thI go in five.
FIFIb DAY -Handicsp race for service of plate
the value o $40 Entrance 81, TO be added TO the
stake secona h0rse TO saye his entrance provided
three or mora start Three mite heats.
AoIGinG tions for the bove mentioned Colt Stakes
closing l5Ih Nal Oh next. 10 be addressed to
NATH'L THOMPSON,
Secy Aehland jockey Club.
AshLiap, Hanover county, Va. Jan e. ls-s.
2I--2aWtMIDkti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

BALTIMORE Cry ExPEysEs-The Register OF
Baltimore estimates the amount required TO NEE
the expenditures of that city for the current
year, and TO he Iased by taxation, at 81 54l $50
Abe basis OF taxation is estimated, under ,hs new
assessment, at s140 Oo0,00o The estimates are as
folows:-Public schools, s241, 500; City Com mid
soners' department, s6o,@59 -; Port Warden,
ment, tclesniog streets, S:,) Ss2, 700; Orphans
Court, s;,5i3; Court honse expenses, x2 $50. Aims
house, sS9, ,59S 81; Fire department, SO; pay
Of Police, $40 900; expenses for the removal OF
criminal Cases. Sl2 0o1; Criminal Court ex xpenses
S46, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

UsIrsD STATES CoNvIcrs The Secretary of the
Interior has laid before the House an interesting
statement Of the amount paid TO State prisons
for the maintenance of United States couvicts.-
From tins statement VIC learn that fifty cents per
month is allowed for Teit of prison for each pris
ouer, in all the States aud Territories. The per
dtem, weekly, monthly, or annual allowance Tor
board IL extremely irregular, hardly any two dis
.ricts charging the same rates. There is but Que
State which has prescribed the amount which the
United states shall pay for keeping ito cony,cts
In Maryland il is fixed by law at so cents per day
for al expenses The amount charged for board
by the State Of California is $3.50 per day-equal
70 hotel rates. In the northern district OF New
York, the amount chsIged for al expenses per
year is SOC; In the southern districts Is cents per
day. 10 the northern district Of pennsyivsnia
tie amount charged for board per day is 25 cents;
in the eastern district $3.50 per week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

SxArISe BASKET A skating basket is an ap-
paratns TO assist the ladies in mastering the new
and fashionable accomplishment of skating. It is
apparently modelled after the coomon hooped
skirt, and consists of four hoops, fastened to as
many upright pieces, Terminating in ball, which
rests upon the ice. The upper hoop coraes to a
convenient hight, for the learner to rest her hands
upon Once eDsconced within tine hoops, there is
10 possibility of falling, aud the ladies, we are
happy to say, very soon become adopts in the art
OF skating. tits quite improvement on the
barrel, as used in other places, because In add.
tion to it's ightness and ease of movement. II does
0ot neceesitate any crinoIina Condemnation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14
ISsoLENos.-Jefferson. slave to F

INsoLE B.-Jefferson. slave to r
Scott, was before the Mayor last Saturday, TO an.
.wer for being insolens TO Miss Barbara Crimes
The complainant testified that Jeh had attem ed
TO take knife from her, snd ou her refusing to
give 1t up, had thrown spoonful of gravy in her
face, and .csiied her poor Irish. Miss Winnie
Cau,horn, called to sustain the charge, seemed
very much excited xfter taking the oath, and 10.
stead OF testifyiug to what enc knew, declared
that she had been brought there to commit per
jury, and that she would not do go. She made
several contradictory statements and was 6 ually
dismissed, as she WAS evidently in no frame o.
mind TO answer questions. The prisoner was re.
primanded and then discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

WEST POINT AcADEMT.-At the quarterly ex,
| animation fourteen Of the new Cadets failed to
stand the fire Of the examination. and were sent
home This is about the usual run OF thirgs and
proves that the present msnner of selecting candi
dates by members of Congress is faulty. The
choice Is low more political and social grounds
than on the fitness of the young men TO receive
the, hopors and benefits Of the Institution. Moral
intelec'ra' I'D ply ysicial qualities should be the
test of sdnsi siou, as all these are lust az RAJ.
quis;e to make first class officers in the Army or
Navy, as It ID to make superior men in any of the
professions OF civil service. As the law is large
classes enter aud very small classes grs 'Iate, and
while the Institution and Government suff.r
tom these bad regulations, the young men re-.
lected are greatly mor;f I'D, ifnot deeply injured
10 their future expectations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

PLgDGIEa THE LADIEs.--Lafayet ette Iii
vision Sons of Temperance, in Manchester, had an
interesting meeting last saturday night, and ad.
mitted three ladies, as visitors, each of whom
took the pledge, and seemed to enjoy the proceed
ings very mach. This new feature will soon be.
come general with the order, and must add great.
~ TO ATS strength, we'll to tho interest of III
meetings, their vocaisn being almost essential Il
the beauty Of its proceedings
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

INcEHDIARIsN.-0race, negro girl,
belonging to the estate of Hardin Davis, 10 now Ia
prison, awaiting an examination on The charge OF
setting FIRE tea bed belonging to John j. King,
with the intention of burning the dwelling heuse.
She does not deny the charge, bu, attempts 20 ex-
cuse herself for the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

MANNING 'FoI A C0NsIDERArIoy."--The North.
ampson, Mass, Gazstte says that oddly match
ed couple from the town of Peru were married in
williamsburg on she ID inst. The bridegroom
was vesdsnt looking youth of sirteen years, and
the bride dashiDg widow Of thirty. foar, who had
already buried two husbsods, the last of whom
was eighty years old. The minister al frst hes >
itated but being assured by the lads father that it
was ''sii right" performed. the ceremony. The
widow decided u farm to the lad before they were
married. Sne was Of the "vidders," certain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

DICH MOND IRON AND STEEL
la WORKS-The undersigned would respectfully
III the attention of consumers and dealers to the
large assortment of HOME MANUFACTUahD
IRON wnis he keeps constantly on hand, embrs-
ciny all sizes OF Bar, Dand Hoop aud scroll, Coach
and buggy TIRES, CIIon and steeD Ovals and Halt
Rounds, Horse shoe b y. gricultural Drum Teeth
and Tobacco Mill Tspered IRpN Also. Railroad
Frog I'll EEL, and Quarry Half Round STEEL And
be is prepared TO manufacture all sizes used in
tobacco mills
All IRON made from the best selected Scrap and
Tor sale at The lowest factory prices.
JAS HUNTER.
" Borders received for Railroad CnAIkS,
SpIKEs, &C. Wrought scrap taken in exchange.
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

hor16lk. Va
TAYLOR,e CELE1RArHDL LoNp Don DOok q4AM.
DY, imported by them troln John Iaylos q LQn.
don. slso, IN CYssom uouss, BFandise q tho II
lowing bEsndsc Janss Heans0y; 0easds D1Duy ,
vos sas United vissyerd rsofsissonl 9ed.eE -.
esAk Osbines, In hal. Dlnis; RiPey nG4Mck; ~
wskks M siSRiss Ai Sieff S:,6e Ss sosadss, ~ -
stkF sfssas nsesirn Hi9s. o!S ssss sl
Mountain kys psrs kxtract q kys - ym4t
BesoreE Q|d eeufes. C9gHey y J. - ees1Ha v cl,os
Hesesstsfs eslsbease4 nte0ach k9ssA 0ee
London U0ADI ALetA. Los1e. RJeIk1 s>cesA
(rsd and vhlss.l maas . y 0nreueA eA4&1A4
81 g ssses &C.. "a aasx.H s.d asisIS sSss s -
u HAvs.a Dy ssselsse2 80 80 8 ~ ~ a. -
s~sd. All d vssek IN y ed y Ssasissl -
ssl. IsssssSs = g ss4 ~ gs,'s - = snss'ss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

fsxAs business in this State was never
as prosperous as now, nor emigration as large
AT leAst one hundred miles of railroad will be
completed 10 Texas in 1859. It is confidently an
tcipated that within the next three years. Hons.
ton " ill 81 joy railroad communication with New
Orleans. 1ne population now reaches near SIX
hundred thousand. aud it is estimated within
three years, it will be fully one million. The Sea-
Island cotton 10 being cultivated with copsders bic
suceess near the coast. Rice and Iudigo are found
well adapted TO the scii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

Ipr,poss TO sell my FARM, IN ths cousty sf 4
pomsttox va containing 80 Acrss< lying ~ ~
miles from James river In good eouoitjop io9 gpoU.
ing any OF the crops ADAPTED 20 thie ctnsoess 80
worthy an examination By any one wisAisG ooy1Rs
which ean be cultivated. The eimpSoveoea3s sGo a
of the latest style and new. costing at lsase
ranged ior the fields This land can be hoolAGaeis
stands with Teams. Farming Utenslls etock - 80
~ desci iption, and provisions Of every ktn1 ~ -
The pias. can be divided 70 suit purchsesss. ~
rood improvements on both p16osG f0o6oo1oe
given iminediasely. Addrslg
Spanish O1ks p. O., AtDo0aasox. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

Ar YoUR Posr.-The Executive Com
mitfee OF the Virginia Central Agricultural societ,
are to meet to-day a. the ase OF President Lyons
to select site tor the Fair Grounds. Every mem
Der should be at his post. as the iusure success O
the Society depends in a great measure upon IN,
location Of the grounds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

BAD 0FF.--Tae exa min alton of Rob art
Patterson, for violently ssssuiting and beating
John Gentry, on the 9th inst. will not take place
until the 2ist if then, the ipj ured party rot be-
iug able to attend Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14
The HACK Quss1loy will Re bropybt

@1D1T0HS VIII bC UHVVSU Ut
before the Ci.y Council this afternoon. when some
modification will probably be made 10 the late or.
aihance, bnt what that change will be, We are up.
able to say. If ''hack stands' are appointed, ana
hacks are required 20 be at those stands certain
hours In the day. when not otherwise employed
the hackmen cannot complain for that is the prsc-
lice OF every city in the Uoion, are informed
Persons will then know where to get hacks when
they need them; and if the ordinance prices are
painted or printed insids of each hack, 30 that
those who ride may know what they will have 10
pay, the public will be benefited aud the hack
men protected.
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sss9~ De. JonN B. WALTHALL, lHol
srkCIAL NOTICES.

Mg- JOSEPH uopasoY. ia, Attorney
at Law aud General I.srd ard Presumption Agent
hANeAS CITY, Mo.
RnFEsS 70
Hoo IL. A. Wiss Governor of virginia;
Professors VI nor and H0iconlhe. University of Va;
l.. NuEsl.y, pres't sank Of the Commonwealth;
james Lyons. Attorney AZ Law. .lCh0ond
" Purcell 4 Co., EXShsaSe ali SSsck Brokers.
Richmond
Goddi6 / Appcrsou. Real Estate Brokers. Rich'd;
Kent. Pane O.. Dry Goods JohbeTs, do.
Thomas. Hughes 3 Isiaweh Fancy Goods job
bers. Richmond.
Tinsley, Tsrdy & " iliisns, Wholesale GroCers:
L. Ii. sRinker L Co Wholesale Grocers, hich q
il IU-2m
s|IsS9. Nav CaoP 1859
LAsDRErH'S CELEBRATED GARDEN SHEDS
he suascriSgr Is lust in receipt ci large aud vel
selected supply OF the above popular See H. consist
ing III part Of
Basts, beans. Cabbage.
Celery, GarrCt. Cfess,
Cucumber, Corn. Cymblirg.
kse. Leftace. Melon, huttsrd,
Onions. ress, parsnips.
Parsley, Pepper. Raiish.
Satisfy, TOmat oes, &c, &c
To which Ie respectfully calls the attention OF Far
Iners, Gardeners aud Des-rs, assuring them ths
hey can rely on their being fresh.
JOHN w GARiICE
Apothrcnry ANA Druggist. Franklin st,
--SW
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THE GLORIOUS ST. VALENTINES

J. Day
The time approaches, when our friends
Send US by mail their sentiments,
Their siehs, their hearts, their soIrows,
With flowers. verses, angels love,
flying kissing dove,
Or Cupid shooting arrows.
From come We get an ugly print,
In which they very plainly hint
To what they think do all us,
In shape of body, or Of mind.
The ugliest Valentine they find,
They send, that day By IN all, us.
Where can VIC get the best supply
Of Naeptnes we have 10 buyi
At SCiiAhPS-no hot itation'
Their co mic ones beat all we've seen;
Their sentimental ones have boen
Producing a sensation.
Assortment fine the prices low.
Why In the world should we not go.
To eCHAAP h cos,
Corner Broad and 80 streets.
Foot Balls; also Masks, just arrived in great va
riety. fe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

TRIsPAssIsa John Prize, white
man, while on bender last Saturday night, tore
down an awning belonging TO the Virginia Cen.
tral Railroad Company, for which he was arrested
and Gagged to answer this morning. Fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

RoBBsnY.-Peter Seott. fres negro,
has been arrested TO answer for entering the house
of stephen Mason during Christmas week, and
stealing $50 from Mr.. Masoa's pocket, while he
was asleep in his chamber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

Our GREAT MES.-Chief Justice Taney sbstsius
from all society. Even Lord Napier was recently
denied an interview with him, in consequence OF
age and inrrmities. Washington letter says
ten. Casa grows more feeble His family are
greatly distressed by his present condition. Han
PLY .he is surrounded By those dearest TO him-by
his daughter. his son-in-law, Mr.. Ledyard. and
others lie has lived TO great age and will die
deeply regretted by all good men,
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Etg bEHTfsTkE.- -
,.,,,c.. ). SETH STJi, MiCHHsHHD, .,n

.atTyCE Il RFSlDENCF. C0ENFR or MIN
AND 5TH S7RbhTS
Tenders his servcs 80 the CitIseLE at Richmoud and
s-,oiuing cauettes ia his prot ssionsl capacity -
Fgan al experience q tea ycays he feels confident
that he eau wxytSut al opcrsiions, peTtormod by
k.aa to aiyc entire satsiaf'tan. l. l2-imt
eSy-GsoaoR y. S5zzL. Dentist, Of1e
ass cess.eree, No a., on Main between sts and st
,,tssSs Richmond VS. mr. Sa-ly
sy- DE-. Joux B WaLTHALL, (Homeo.
rs.hsi offers his pro esSApal services 60 the citi
seus q; Richmond am fits vicinity. Once at hts re-
siience. on Leigh str 81 two doors from 9Th.
10 i7-1ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

Dg- CLovga Hill CoAL--Both Hail
D WHITING,
"a ai-2na Near peiersburg DEPOT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

Brr BY A DoG.-A negro man was sc
verely bitten by q vicious dog, day or two since,
when near Wesley Chape, in the Valley, aud is
now under the care Of ply scisn.