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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21
LOCAL MATTERS.
To -MoRRow,--The aariverea

To -MoRRow,--The aarivereary ei
washiugton's birth day, is to be celebrated with
marked spirit in our city, by military and other
| organizations. After the regular reRimeHtal pa
rades, in which each company 10 expected to turn
out In its strength, and the firing OF the usual
sslutes, each corps will repair TO It's rendezvoua
aud dismiss TO prepare for other entertainments.
Al Ntght.-The Young Guard Battalion will
have their annual ball at their arniory on 18th
street. between Main and Cary, where their rooms
have been handsomely decorated for the occasion.
Besides the dance, which Is the attractive feature
to the young folk, good supper viii be served
for the company and their guests.
The Virginia Rifles will have their an niversary
ball in the magnificent hall of the Mechanics JLs
stitute on 9th street, which will be appropriately
decorated with State and National flags. They
are to have with them guests detachment of the
Washington Yeagers, who are coming on to present
the "Rifes'' with berutiful nag. On the hrst
floor a good supper is to be served, and as an
abundance Of cotillon music viii Do on hand.
pleasant evening is expected.
The l. J. Blues arc to have supper at the
Arlington House, as We have been informed, and
will no doubt nd means Of spending the evening
In au agreeable and pleasant manner.
The Greys, which by the way, is now the crack
corps OF the regiment In numbers, driii aud dis-
c'piine, will have a collation. after the mornings
parade.
And the Montgomery Guard never at loss for
celebrating the 22d or the 4th Of July, will
doubtless find some means of keeping alive the
occasion, when the fatigues of this march are
over
The Thistle Club, composed mostly of Scotch c.
tizens are to have banquet at Reid's Verandab,
at night, when the occasion wilisss<eiivened by
famous piper, who will furnish music Of the high.
land order.
Other entertainments will no doubt be afforded
our citizens, and the 22d, and it's memories will
thus be kept green, by all who reverence the name
of Washington
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MEDICAL CARDS.


gss~ Ds. PIuoT has removed his Office
~ gsaaklia, hetwees Locust Alley and 18th sts.
- gsf,
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STEALING A coAT.-Harvey Gordon, a
free negro, was Gagged yesterday afternoon, for
stealing coat from William, servant to Dr. Par
ker
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STEALING GCIGARs.-RobertS Scott. a free
negro charged with stealing three boxes of cigars
from >. NJ Harrington, was arraigned before the
Mayor last Saturday morning, found guilty, and
sentenced to corporeal punishment.
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NOT UECIDED.-Last Saturday night
was the time appointed for' the Commissioners to
meet and select suitable site for the Masonic
Temple TO be erected in this city, but for want Of
quorum the selection could uot be made We
understand that nearly $4,000 worth of stock 20
this magnificent supers,ructure has already been
taken in Richmond. and that at least $50 900 more
will be subscribed in the course of few weeks.
If central location is chosen, the stock cannot
fail to pay handsome dividends.
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THE HUsTIHas Counr, on gaturday last

closed its February term, which was O iaborious
one, and Notwithstanding the absence of the Ser
geant from the city, the business In and out OF
court was carried on with as much promptness
and regularity by Deputies James l.. Bray and
Harvey A. Dudley, as If the principal officer Of
the court had been ~ hfs post.
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The French claims for the Charles st deofss's
capture and detention were paid without con.
msnt-about fll,00Q-by the Portugse governs
uent.
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Fay TINS Best CouaH BrRup IN TEE

fsaE@ TINS BEsr CoUGH EYRUP IN TEE
WfsLD
The test Cough Syrup in the world ls Harts
rDv's fectorsi Syrup OF Wild cherry.
MS article is PREPARED by a chemist, and is pro
..ucai 9g medical men, aud those who have useG
i 90 t@ the best preparation fer Coughs. Colds
,at.Tra. Bronchitis. HoaTseness, Sore Throat from
sColl. and preventive OF that lion OF diseases,
Crls-mpt!Oa.
Persona who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant tc
tt tSsre soteas. clears ana strengthens the voice
slays alilrritaou OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taSlyc cold.
Bottles = aud 81 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug.
etsts il Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg. and all
towns IN Virginia. oc l5-6m
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Held TO OANswER.-JohnnysRoach ALA

Jesse, for assaulting aud beating James N. Walker
In the street, was examined before the Mayor last
Saturday, and held to bail to answer before the
next Grand Jury. Johnny declares himself to be
political martyr, prosecuted for his fearless De-
mocracy. but avows bis determination TO meet all
accusations, and abide whatever decision Jury OF
his feliow-citizens may render.
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oA9 WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

~ Of Chesterfeld county. on the 9Th instant, q
NEGRO, who calls himself WIN Wb1Tk
A. and say g he is free, and resides in the city
OF baltimore, state OF Maryland The said Eesr TO
is about feet inches high. complexion black and
rather slow in speaking when spoken TO If the
said negro l. not free, the owner In required to come
forward, prove property, pay charges ard take him
away, or he will be dealt with accord Ing 70 law.
so DUVAL,
ia l7-6y4 JaI0r Ches tarisbi coanty. Va.
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@- PARK2 PoINDBxTER,
ATTORNEY At law

RICHMOND, Va.
viii practice In the city Of Richmond and In the
counties Of Chesterfed Powhatsn and Amelia.
- Office in Lisle's Building. corner of Main AID
Hth efreefg. SO 23-I2m
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Nor FELoNY.-Robert W. McGee.

charged with stealing an over coat from Albion
Crump, at the theatre, was arraigned before the
Hastings Court last Saturday, TO be examined for
felony: The prisoner had been convicted and pun
lshed for petty larceny by Incarceration in the ai!
OF Chesterfield county, aud as the second couvIc.
ton OF petty larceny is declared q felony under
the State law, the prisoner had been sent on By
the Mayor TO answer for felony. The Court de.
ciled ihat the offence was not felony. The pris.
oDer was then held to bail 30 an Indictment
by the next Grand Jury for msdsmeanor.
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HELPING A NElGHB0R The ladies of
the several Baptist churches of this city are ar
ranging to hold grand Fair, the receipts from
which are to be appropriated to the payment OF
the debt of the Baptist congregation In Manches
ter. The south-sders have just finished a neat
church, which they are not able to pay for, aud
have therefore sought the aid of sister churches
in the Metropolis. Success attended their efforts
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| TIE GREAT PAIN AENIRILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BYA CHEMIST
Bottles ~. 25 and 50 cents and one dollar
CHE GhEAIEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTsH02NE's CURE-ALL should be kept in
al families in case of accidents or sudden sick mesa
IS 1t frequently es in less time than il requires to
get physician.
1t cures pain in any part OF system and 10 used
externally and internally
HaRTsHORNE's CURE,ALL cures Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and Chbiaips
HAkTSHOBNE E'S CUkE-ALL cures Cramps Collie
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HAR1SHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains In the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
uARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL cures Spraips
Bruises, ocaids, Bur and Frosted Feet.
HARTSHURNk'S CURE-ALL cures Pains In the
Feet and swelling of the Joints.
HARTSHOkNE'S CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from q Cold, and Ague ia the Breast
HARTsHUkNE'S CURE I'LL is good for Drspep-
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowels
. whenever you have Pain Use the CUREALL as
,t acts upon the Nerves. Muses S!news, Blood and
Bones, and by its warming electro gnetic power
e4pels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
~ Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns In
Virginia. oc Is-En
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The GNFINIsHED BUSINESS Of the Hust-
lngs Court was continued, On Saturday last, to the
next term.
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y $3.50 REWARD. = han away,

64V rAOU NE W AND. Nau away,
about 9TH December, 1858, my boy HENRY.
Henry is about 81 years of age. rather deli
A.cate in appearance, about feet or 10 inches
in xht bright nulatto. full head OF hair, OF good
address but rather cripging when spoken to- laughs
when talking, fond of dress and some hat OF
dandy had a small patch of beard On his chin He
is also little bowed in the legs. and can read and
write
will give fifty dollars reward il the above negro
10 taken Ia this State and odR ed in Jail where
can get him; and $50 ID taken IN any other slave
State. will give $3.50 reward If Information sufii-
cient for conviction be given agaiet any white
man who may have had q hand In getting him OF
to q free State.
ia N-ts CHARLES L. HOBSOE.
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BEAR IN A TowS.--A bear made his appearance
In the suburbs of Kingston. N. c., one morning
last week. lie was pursued and captured, and
weighed 2ae pounds.
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eA. BATHS. BATHS. IA,

e@. BATHS. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting Shaving and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance ON llth street.
Single Baths rs cents or tickets or Il An IN
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THE FAIR GROUNDS for the Central

OtUtTUI
Agricultural Society were not selected on Satur.
day, because the weather was too inclsmeut for
the Executive Committee to examine the lots of,
tered them in the eastern portion Of the CITY As
soen as the weather will permit, an examination
will be made, aud a decision arrived at at once.
The Committee know the importance of securing
grounds sufficiently tho heart of the citv tor
strangers to walk or ride at little cost, and will
make a sele ctIon with this view
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fG- DR. POLLARD has rem owed his
a'ce 20 HFLNiN'S NEW BUILDING, on 18th ct.
between sa,u aad eraUkiin. rear the state Court
House. At night be Rasy he found at the xchange
Hotel. seryaat WILL be also found At his offce At
sEt. fe2-lms
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81. IL YoU HAVE A CoUaH,

So iR you HAVE A CoUGH,
TAKE HAMpTON'S TINCTURE
II Tou have Dyspepsia,
II you have Rhsumatsm,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCIURE
If you have Bronchitis,
; TAKE HAMPT0Ns TINCTURE
II you have Pain in the Back,
Il you are all Weakness,
TAKE HAMPTQN'S TIECTURE
Il You have Headsche,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTON. The writer
most highly esteemed; like thousands of our best
known citizens, feels it duty to bear testimony OF
lae wonderful curative power OF HAMprUN'e
without giving it triaii Call and ge: pamphlet
AID soc testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. %. 1853.
as8grs. Mortimer q 9lpbrdV-Gssttlelasn: have
lHan t9T time afflicted with Asthma acconpa
oled with shortness OF breath with many symptoms
Of Consumption A friend, knowing Of the hSaliup
ptgpeTties Of HAMPTONS NEGETEBLE TING
IURE, from having Gged the same induced me Il
procure bottle of tie TinctuTe and by the use CT
Cue bottle was 90 much better thar induced 10
use more Of it, and ty taking i've or six bottles
restored 10 nay usual health aud Will say TO all per
sous who are affiicTed 90 was to Use HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TiNCTURE.
Gentiemeu-You are ct liberty 10 use my name
Dr the benefit Of the afflicted.
ELLEN FEDoU
3. West corner Of Liberty and Clay sts.,
81 Call and get Pamphlets and see cures
Ssld by PURCELL, LADD CO. Richmond; tY
Dr. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Drug ggists
/ Petersburg; by MORTIMER MOWBkAY
/ baltimore, and by Druggists and 8hol-keepers
es- 81 per bottle; six bottles for g.
/ no I--ddwts
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q,5~ HENRY l.. BBooEE has resumed
The practice Of Law in the city of Richmond.
NtHoe Ia Belyia's Now builiing, on l2th. fronting
Bank street. la 26-ts
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~ a~Paris Journals announce the death Of Gee.
erai, the Duke de Pisisance, grand chancellor oi
the legion Of honor. His age Was g.
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RoBBING DRAwEs.-At an early
hour last Saturday night, grocery store was en-.
tered On l7th street, while the keeper and his
family were in the back room, the drawer pulled
out and robbed OF SIS, and the thief escaped with
out being detected.
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TRMPEEANCE MEETING The old fash
ioned Temperance Society, started with so much
success on Union aud Church Hills fsw weeks
ago, Will hold q grand mass meeting at Union
Statioa Methodist Church, Union Hill, this eve
ming at Z o'clock. Messrs. Thomas j. Evans a nd
others may be expected to address the assembly.
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------s------------1'--
nS~ rrovvv H., n,

u1st galns In kaglands, fancy notions dress and
sA cummings, call at the clio Ak and m antie depot
y. n. EZEKIEL, 50 Main street.
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xs- You CAN ExPgcr wIrH A Ger

kS You CAN EXPgCr WITH Ger
rHNTY 10 obtain fine Picture and correct Likeness
by calling 8t the Photograph and Fine Art Gallery
oiG ". MINAIs, ~ hi.in street The small Am.
hrotypes Photographs, rs weH the larger sizes
"a OIL or Water C0lcGs. executed at his Galleries.,
gems OF art and warranted to give satisfac
ton
Every styie Of Photograph made from life. or
copied from small Amhfotypes or DagUerre0types.
s,l colCred in OF the VARIOUS sty les may a, all
times be obtained at the ab0ye-uamed establish
ment. REMEMBER THE NUMBER. lg7 MAIN
STREET. fe q
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DARK MUss.-Joe Childress, free ne .
gro, was tried by the Mayor last Saturday, for
breaking open door in tho house of Peter Burns.
smashing the decaDters and glasses, and beating
Bob johnson, n slave, who vas officiating as bar
tender Joe was convicted and punished aud Bob
held in custody, to be dealt with hereafter.
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EB- HoBsoN's HAZE CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAMfooINa SALOON, under the American Ho
el-entrance on llth street
N.B.-Hot, Cold and Shower BATES can be had OF
all hours. Single Bath Is cents, tickets for one
dollar. ie 8
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kS UENTfsTEY.-~-
j SETY rgICHA ARD

.0FF1CE d RESibfNi7f CONNER or MAIN
AND 57fF .NTREE7St
Ten defs his services - the citiZcts nond and
As7otDine counties. in his prof ssiopal CAPACITY
I.oIn an experience OF ten years he feels confident
that ne csa warrant q operations, performed by
am 10 Awe entire Subtraction fs t3-lms
hs ~0sosaa u. STRKl, Dentist, Offic
SCI residence, No. 2si. Main between 18th and st
streets Richnoni Va nv t.-,Y
So DR. JoHN B. wALrnALL, (Homno.
patiIs' pers his pro eSsoual services to the III
Fens of Richmond nnS ts Vicinity Offioe at his re
t3ente. ON Leigh str as. two doors from 9Th.
Sc t2-silv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- LIcoprcB.
A. @. BRAND.
~ BARGArss BARGAINS -

A. O. @. BRAND.
Ahk ABOVE WELL KNOWN pAvoRIIK BRAND ALWAYS
on ssAlr, BY lanes n NnANnHtW
do Sly "a pYNr sTnrr~ Nrw w.
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GLOVER HILL CoAL.-Both Hail
and Lump. of the above COAL, for sale BY
D WHITING
Ja D-zm Near Petersburg DEPOT
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gsA- DsBILIrATED PERsoys-Thos,

Sho have suffered from iscesrant fevers loss OF ap-
petite. or improper digestiou-mGy easily be cured
tY the use of BAKEE's BITrERs. We have known
Persons entirely restored 10 health by these oitters
ter visiting ali the watering places without receiv-
lg any benefit If any of readers suffering
vn Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver, In.
lgestl0n. Agne aud Fever, Sour Stomach Loss oi
APPETITE they will find certain relief by using these
bitters as directed. Delicate females may rest as
,ufed that these 3itteTs admirably adapted to
heif diseases, and never fail In quckening nature
sad reztorng tts bloom OF health 20 their cheeks
tetthing inaota may also be improved by their
te-whiist all classes end sexes viii be benefited
y Their strengthening properties. As O family
aedicine, those Bttters stand unrivaled and must
At once. " ~
For sale by Purcell. Ladd Co. and by all the
foFanent Druggists la Virginia. oo II
FRESH LFEoHKs.-I have just re-
saved, BY Adams Express, fresh lot OF swedisb
shle tsr.ng " ''A
r. s--Crpping and Leeching promptly attended
San he found at all hours OF the day, at the Hail
saan.ihs hoolh under the American Hotel. and Of
iyht On sth street. French Garden Hill.
~' @o-n l.. O. H0BS0N,
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CHILD BUREEp.-At the residence n

CHILD BUREED.-At the residence of
the Misses Hughes, on Shockoe Hill, a negro in
fant was go badly burned last Friday that it's life
despaired Of It's mother had left it in cradle
in the kitchen, with another small child to attend
it. In her absence it ia supposed that the little
girl while playing in the fre, accidentally threw
burning stick into the cradle, from which the
infants clothing became ignited, and burned the
infant in most shocking manner. Dr D Cullen
was called III, and rendered such relief as he was
able, but even with his medical Skill it was be.
lieved to be impossible 10 the life of the suf.
ferer.
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-. Io TME SoUrn eIDR.-BY L

tSeT' 10 TIE S0UTH EDR.-By late
tslf the Danviile Railroad Com many have reduced
te rate freight fer tTanspoF .ing Ground Plaster
from this date WITH THIS PEoVISO, that D0UBLE
EAts viii be charged durn. the months Of APRIL,
MAI. ACCUST and SEPTEMBER.
orders - any extent ba supplied from the
purest Lump, but shouid be given early t. eAsure
ID ia time
t-riucrs supplying bags charged che dollar per
ton less than packed in barrels
JOHN II CLAIBORNE
ia 3-2m No II Pearl street.
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EaS- HARTsHoRxs's ANTI BILIOUS PILL,

a., we safest and best Purgatiye Pills In use They
ss' upon the Liver Stosuacb and Hoxeis c.rr.;ngy y
sr nd OH Dlie and every foul secretion They don't
~, afe essy 10 Their operation. and can be taken
CHI. , as Withont Tear OF exposure. They remove
t;r{s by y sqnsf With any pain, use HAHTsHORNE,s
,,.n h.a :. ill., The great PAIN ANNIHILATOR Ii
world. =" sae "O7e Soukh c}fup IN the
''i' w al Druggists In Richmond. oo I5-sm
S0 no! ALL YR DYsPEPTIos ALI
. suof aa rom Headache. Giddiness. Nervousness.
IH"psi i've. Dimheas Of Vision, Bad Taste Ia fhe
iIst'Ii'nf nfSSdisr or Deficient Appetite, Acidity
Es,frtni1 y, bNstiseness. &c, he can be promptly
q * X, % hsalih by the nse Of BAKERs CELI
'ft&FED PREMIUM BlTTERs ~AN
= sale ~ siesafs fisher Winston prro.is,s
~ LHaoaa. Va gausg,nS'
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NENA SAH1B--It appears by the last news from
India that this inhnmsn monster is likely TO be
caught ct last. lie was in Dude, closely pursued
by British force, and was accompanied by ouIy
l,6oO men, Two Raiahs, with bin, have solicited
government for protection when they nav be able
to escape. Their messenger also appeals on be.
half of the NeDa himself for clemency to his fam
ily.
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KyYsvILLE CoNNxCrIoN.- On Saturday
last the vote of the freeholders in this city, was
taken on the proposition TO subscribe $l00,000 20
branch railroad, connecting the Roanoke Valley
and Richmond and Danvile Railroad, whom the
people of the country shall subscribe an equal
amount, and resulted in the defeat of tho measure
by q majority Of 45. As will be seen by the an
nexed statement, there were but 555 votes polIed,
255 for the subscription and 800 against it, as
follows:
jefferson Wpri-For the subscription 46-sgainst
it IS.
Madison Ward For the subscription 105-
against it i6.
Monroe Wtrd-For the subscription 1o4-against
ii 2l6.
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Rs,~ ARTIFICIAL TEsrR-THE CHgc-

GLA.rlo PRecEss.-G " JONES, DENTIST. having
purchased the GrciRsice right ior the above
mode # making TEETH, and after using dnd test
rag If in the mott diGic esicre Other plates
tIH f1sI IS entirely satisfied gf It's absolute SHpcrt
.-fy over ths gold, silver ana patiLa method can
therefore, with confidence. recommend ii 10 all ho
nay desrefu OF partial sets Of teeth and s7ptcidL
j. 10 such may Js dissatisfied toith H,1se they are
"" ussg, Ia this process, all oil The objections Il
IT, gold plate are remJved-the suction being per
hrt con. fort and Stability the it, and the
teeth being eLDeded in The metal. the 10d is exClu
de-! from Unper between them; they there
9Ee, cleaner. smoother, aadin every respect better
Ia consequence Of the perfect adaptation of tie
plate 10 tue mouth, gnd the suction thereby
cured he insert one more teeth tgit0ut clasps
end il all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
II.
This method having been adopted ana commend
Fl by those standing highest in the profession
North and South, testimonials Will be given, and
speciuaens exhibited. to any who may desire TO
them. The 0td plates OF those wishing TO xchange
the old method for the new, will be taken iu part
pay. WIN Of course, make teeth the old mode
Ir thosa who may prefer IL,
Filling thoroughly and gently done and teeth ex.
- acted by electricity for those who wish it.
tlfi,Cs GnppzitF l'nrjufliau Hall lAT-ly
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OFFICE OF THE CovISGroS AND 0aIo RAILROAD, /
CovIsGToS. ALLEaaASY Co., Va. Jan. Sd. 1889.
T'O Nj MANUFACTURERS Uf CEMENT.
Il Proposals " i'll be received at this Office until
the 18th February loJe inclusiye,-to manufacture
lie Cement within q distance of FIVE miles Of this
place. for in the masonry now under contract On
the line of tho Coving ton aud Ohio nsilroad.
Further information may be had By persons de-
sirous Of Offering proposals application at this
Office, on and after the 2lst inst.
BY order Of the Board of Public Works.
CHARLES FIsKE
ia6-3tdk2taW4w Chief Engineer.
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DIcHMOND IRON AND STEEL

DIG MOND IRON AND STEEL
~ WoRKs.-The undersigned would respectfully
call the attention of consumers and dealers 70 the
large assortment Of HOME MANufAQfUksD
IRON which he keeps constantly on hand, emor1r
and Huggy TIRES, UTon and stesD 0vals and Hall
Rounds, Horse Shoe b Il. A Agriculturai Drum Teeth
frog hT EEL, and Quarry Half Round STEEL. Ana
he s nov prepared 70 manufacture all sxes used u
tobacco mIlis.
All IRON made from the bsst selected Scrap. and
'or saas - 'n' 'o".'' Jas HUHIyR--
B.-orderv received for Railroad CuAlR4.
aPiK Rs. &C. Wrought Scrap taken In exchange.
u 33--lmS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

posrorrcE AFPAIRs.I Virginia Appotatments-
John w. GarviD, postmaster at Hooks Mills,
Hampshire county. Va, vice Evan ?. Ward, re.
signed. William w. LezzelI, postmaster, Maids.
vilie MonongaIia county, Va, vice Adonijsh Cush.
man moved away