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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

Southern Eacomrag cement The Board Of Di-
rectors of the Richmond and Danviiie Railroad
Company held a meeting at their Office in this
city yesterday, and adopted preamble and
resolution, the object of which Is To encourage
and stimulate home enterprise and industry,
and 10 cut off all trade with the Northern or
free States. This action is one step in the righi
direction towards establishing Southern Jude
pendence, and IL followed mp by the people and
the legislature Of Virginia, will do more ~
buiid up manufactures in our midst than all
the speeches and addresses that can be made
and written tia& doomsday. Let US resolve to
wear Southern cloths, TO rely on Southern fac
tories for supplies, TO husband our means, and
TO 20 TO work to help ourselves, and we shall
then have no need for Yankee notions and
Yankee manufactures. II the North caa dc
without our raw materials, we can work them
up and use them ourselves, aud by SO doing
supply our every want, and have someth hing
to spare for exporting. The preamble and reso-
luton read thus:
consider II tn be our daty as iaacaxers oil south
ern enterpris and institution. far consist
ent with the ris hts and interests oi the and
stock holders IA the same. to encoara-e and pro-
mote the commercial and tcdustfial Independence
sf cur secton aud state; and whereas II - 10 man,
manufacture articles As cheap and valuable OF
Southern foreisn mako or nAnpfacture, ~ those
Tor the supniy 0f which We have heretofore feis
upon ths people Of the Mott or irse states
Resoved. That the Board of Dsr>ctars of ,he
Richmond aud Danvilis railroad C.mpa~, viii
hereafter abstain froG procuring supplies for tn
use Of the Railroad from tho Nofth in sll cases
whore they be procured olsaw be re- III ensSxbls
character and st reasonable rates Of chArxe.0
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John b. Myers. proprietor Of the uysss
Hotel In Miitoa, Uisser enunty, N u. AsA.
mtstrr suicide BY hangiag htms<at " oAt.S0ax
morning. ~ . d.
The cIiixens Of Milford, Mas, viii 1otd
publlc m~etine on she essnthe ~ tne aeS ~
Old Brown's executipn, sno n:.s - ssss aAe9
on their Town Henss.
= rrepch savant = eostem plsftpg 9 sxssestse
Esypf. ii & snid that b has ebgesed 3at ~
hogore.
Thers were sfx reuaWay e1up1ee ~ -
ateaunrr watch lcfs Saa RsUneineHe1. SheSt4
.of Ortcber. aud On the staAneg 81 tbo3eth tAeet'
wers thses. s4sS
TAarv-six shlpA Aavs hssa haila - lceiQe
~ prsssat seasun, whieh hase ~ a1xz
msasnr~ment u 11Ua tuAs. s3 ss
Prof.. Vim. NJ. Turssv itr1tiaa IA ING E M
Fatsnt uaneA etsa n " esaStnot otsAs ~ ~
ult
TAs Ensl Ds0sas = - 81
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II. i11hioA's iuPfiSteIs
Clay street, west side, between lst and I'd,

nA. Even those who are in the enjoym mt
of perfect health frequently have need to have re-
course to tonics as preventves OF disease. We are
never too well armored against the assaults OF ''the
ills that flesh is heir to-. Such orator they
may find in HOSFETTER'S BlTTERS medi-
cine that cannot be taken regularly without saving
vitality and elasticity to the sy stem. A this sea
son, particularly, the strongest man is not proof
against the malaria, in certain sections of the
country. In all cases of fever and ague, the BIT
TEAS is more potent than any amount of quinine,
while the most dangerous cases of bilious fever
yield to its wonderful properties. Those who have
tried the medicine will never use another, for any
of the ailments which the HosrETTFR BITTERs
processes to subdue To those who have not made
the experiment, we cordially recommend an early
DUPLICATION to the BlTTERs, whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
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SAD RESULT OF INTEMP PERANcE-On Mon
day morning, Mr.. john .. Rockafeilow, a gen
tlenian well know in Harrisburg Pa, while
laboring under an attack of manic potu.
jumped through his chamber window on th..
thIrd-story OF the State Capital Hotel, in that
town, and falling on the brick pavement be-
low, was almost instantly killed. Mr.. r. was
gentleman of considerable wealth, aud of
hne social qualities, but strongly addicted to
the Intoxicating cup. Dir. r. was, iii his time.
one OF the most extensive railroad contractors
in this country, having assisted i'm construct
ing The greater part of the leading public i'm
proyements in Pennsylvania as well as those
of New York. Prior to his death he had a
large contract in Virginia. The last work he
engaged in was the enlargement Of the Union
Canal
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MA The Great Virginia Remedy, and No

FOR GONORRHEA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercural or Balsamic properties, excels
ever, thing heretofore offered the public, in its
the medical world are astonlshed when told that
the above remedy will The above diseases, and
cOnfoupded when they have ocular demonstra-
tions of the facts. Bat the proprietor. who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
restored to perfect health. and all other cases Of
shorter duration to be restored, without single
exception, and therefore challenges any case Of
GonorrhGa which the remedy viii not cure, pro-
yided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patients and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case. he guarantees perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure win be effected without incoH-
venieHce to the patient. Sold by
APPERSON Il DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
aus-Sms No. Dol. Broad street.
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ia Let the Whole Afflicted World Read
THE TESTIMONY OF A LADY AFTER 8
YEARS OF SUFFERING.

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April 18TH
MsssrS. Tyler 4 Adar:
| have been afflicted with Rheumatism. at times
from my twelfth year-l viii be fifty years oil age
the 18th Of this month. The attacks were. at times
so severe as to reader me hei pess. | have tried
yarious remedies To very little effect. Last Oeto
ber was attacked in my shoulders. sides back and
hips. | coud not rest das or nie ht. ! could not
move any part of my body without cry ing with pain
Al this time | ais" tried many remedies, lnte nal
and external without receixlng any relief; was
1t last advised totry HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE
TIECTURE; before had taken one bottle of
which. felt much better. and as continued tax
ING it, | felt strength coming into my back and
lilnbs, aud ny stomach ngthened and revived
every way. have taken i've bottles and a m much
better than ever expected to he. intend TO use
il whenever need it. and would recommend 1t to
the afflicted, believing it TO be unequaed.
Yours. ELIZABETH BAGwELL.
MeSSfA. afOrtiHaev g. Molcbruy.
Gents:-Mrs. Elizabeth Bagwell is a lady of the
highest responsibility. wealthy and lnfuential-the
cure IN her speaks volumes in favor OF this
wonderful TIncture. Several other persons We
have heard of have derived sreat benefit from its
use in our county. We entirely out of the artI
Gle, and nave daily anxious inquirers tn know when
we will receive another supply. We expect large
TO send US a box as soon as possible.
Yours. TYLER & ADAIR,
April 18th. Northampton county, Va.
pEA Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold b. PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond !;
by Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
gsts in Petersburg: by MORTIM Err i NOW
BRAY. Baltinore; and by DRUGGISTS and Shop
keepers everywhere 81 per bottle six hotties,
SIS. oc3l-d&cwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

SENTENCE FOR ADULTERY.--On Saturday
last, the counsel of Rutherford, recently con-
yicted in Pittsburg, Pa, of adultery with some
Of the girls of the House Of Refuge, of which
he was an officer, Withdrew the motion in ar.
rest of judgment. and for q new trial. The
prisoner was then sentenced TO pay q ane Of
fifty pounds--a little over Si33-and thA costs
of prosecution. and 10 be imprisoned In the
county Jail twelve calendar months. This il
the extreme legal penalty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

Ss.UT HERN AID SocIETY.-The sixth annual
needing of the Sou uthern Aid Society was held
in Few York, Monday. The report of the
Sec 3tary states that the missionary results of
the kocie.y for the year have been very encour-
agiIkg. The amount of money collected by the
socifty during the year was Sl,i,kH, about
rs, ,USG more than anv previous year. The Rev.
Dr. box, of that city, delivered an address, in
whi4h he severely denounced the disunioulst is.
the Harper's Ferry plot, and the actors and
abe.tors in it,
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MURDER IN NEW YoRK.--James q uinn was
watching the schooner John nj. Clay ton, at the
foot of 29th street East river, New York, iast
Saturday night when Thomas Downey came
on board, stating tha. the captain had sent
him for a double gun and some other articles,
which q uinn refused to deliver, when Downey
seized the gun, and in the struggle one of the
barrels was discharged into the abdomen OF
Quinn. In the morning, Quinn Was taken to
Bellevue Hospital, but died in a few hours.
Downey was arrested on Sunday afternoon.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM GAS ExPLo.
sIoN.-A serious explosion from gas occurred
on Saturday evening" at the new house of Vii.
liam H. Flint, Gloucester, N. Y, shattering the
house to great extent, seriously, if not ia.
tally, injuring Mrs Flint, and badly burning
ing of burning gas in the house, and it seems
that the filter had left unplugged IL bracket.
hole. On entering this room with light the
gas took fire and burned Mrs. F.'s face, mech
and hands, and injured her internally to sucl
an ex tent that her life is des paired of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

VIRGINIA PosT- OFFICES II he ofliee at Grea.
Bridge, Norfolk c,aHty. Va, 10 rr-esiab.lshsd,
ana frec~rich Carson appointed pos HAAS ter.
Appointmeuls-l. A. Vandiyrr, pos tniasief nt
potroieaIn, Richie county, Va, vice James
Kelly, moved away Ezekivi Stone pUslnlls ter
40 For Gay. WAYNE county, Va, vice g.. h.
Ratliff, resigned; Reuben Brizzafd pos master
al rnoruy Creek, tocdn ia county, Va,
vice Hegry sharp. resigned. a1l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

HURRICANE IN CHICAGO, lila treman.
dous hurricane passed over Chicago, on Fri.
day night. Bryan's block, a mammoth brick
building, designed for Il music hall. and not
quite finished, fell with a report like dis
charge of artillery, crushing and iniuring
more or less, the following buildings The
dwelling portion of joseph Hobson's miili.
merry establishment; Duggans saloon, slight tly
injured; the kitchen of Goodhue's eating.
house, with kitchen furniture, cooking appa-
ratus, &c.; the rear of Ambrose & Jackson's
restaurant-cooking appliances, game, oysters,
&c, destroyed No estimate of the aggregate
loss had been arrived at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

CHIEy JusIicE MAoA. Lkr This gentls-
man, VINO died suddenly at Iofvntu. Canada.
last week, Was al on~ time a.. ufteer vi the bft-
yssh Amy, aad served mas counsry with honor
during the war OF 1872, beI Ween Great Britain
aad this country. lie was lresenI ~ the 6al-
tie Of SacketEs Isarbor, AID a. The suhs<Q uens
sauguinary conflicts on the Niagara frUutier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

A THIEF CR SHED TO DEATH.-A slave Of
VIM. Eagle, Esq, residing near Licasyllle,
Frederick county, BID, was found dead ga
Tuesday morniag of last week IN Mr. john /.
Washes mil, having been CT ushet ~ ceath 1y
!, large " heel: weighing upwarcs vi So pounds,
failing upon h,in. Ii is supposed he cni<fsd
the mill for the purpose OF si.a.iRg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

Drunken Woman is, beyond question, the
most disgusting object TO be found In human
shape, and yet we occasionally see onecf :sese
Jumps Of hideousness in the May or Ct,gfts--
Yesterday morning. Amanda Loden wds ar
raigned for being drunk in the street aud ~
she had no one to join her in q bail bond, was
committed to prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

ANOTHER INsURREorIoN CAsE.-The citi-
zens of Frankfort, the capital of Kentucky,
aud Versailles, in Woodford county, have been
excited for some days, by the rumor of a
threatened rising of the slaves in those coun.
ties. The rumor came through an intercepted
letter from an abolitionist named Day, adj
dressed to Ossawatomie Brown, at Charles
rious Della Webster, who was once in the
Kentucky penitentiary for running off me-
groes.
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ia Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS & CO.'S

NO. AT EAGLE SQUARK.
- Brown SHIFTING. Heavy. at Sd.
Super. - at 10 cents
The hest A 8. everssoid here, at 125z.cts.
100 p's Fast Cold PRINTS, at So cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at ii cents
so p's Val. .tNTTAS and DEL ES. at l21s cts.
Rich Paris DELAINES. AT 621a cts, worth S7ts cts
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
KID GLOVES, rs good as Alexanser's at rs cts.
Best Io-4 cached SHEETjNGS. at 2S cts.
PERKINS & CO.,
Sc I9-ts No. li1 Eagle Square.
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HOGS IN NORTH CAROLINA.-The frst drove
o. hogs, this season, passed through Chariotts,
N. O., on Saturday last. There were 4+v head
III the drove. 6k cents, gross, was asked, but
not obtained about here. Tue first aTose Of
nogs the present season passed through Hofk-
wife, n. O., last week. The owners asked z
cents gross. A few droves have recently pass.
ed through Asheyiiie, N. C.-pricss ranging
Iruul u 10 u h Ct.l.ts. Rruss.
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Handsome Goods.-We were shown .ester-
day, by Capt. s. p. Mitchell, q sample OF home
made goods for mems wear, that was really
fiue and beautiful. The specimen came from
Bonsack's and would adorn the person Of any
Virginia gentleman who might wear a suit Of
nh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

DIR. Beals.s mechanical exhibition of India
and the Sepoy War, is attracting fashionable
audiences at Metropolitan Hall. II Is COM
posed of representa- of cities, temples,
monuments, landscapes, rivers, etc., aud Is 90
admirably arranged that all who see IL are
highly delighted. te.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

RsEgioss.-We learn that q great revival -
in progress in Farmville, and that reiigioa 10
the ali-absorbing theme with a large portion
oI the CITIZENS. asum .wehy 20. 20 may PER e
Chris tians. Rev A. L Dickinson of this city,
has been preaching every night for . week. as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

rs Two-One-Seycn. - The Public are
respectfully invited to call at my NEW and beau
tifui ROOMS, recently fitted up for the purpose OF
CONDUCTING the PHOTOGHAPHiC ART IN all Its
pToyements lately added to the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS colored in WATER or OIL, from min
iaturc up to life sig, which styles combine all the
and speaking Portrait in oil AMBR0TYPEStaken
In every variety of style. 6. w. MINNlS,
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rs Kidney and Bladder Compla ints. The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary Distractions, Leucor-
rhma or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility of either sex, Is HARTS-
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk. have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. IT. is
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUcHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
ST. small bottles u cents fresh supply Just re-
ceived by FISHER e. WINSTON. Druggists,
ie l4-i2m Main street, Richmond.
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KIT CARsoN.-The 81. Louis Republican a o,

KIT CARsoN.-The ST. Louis Republican Of
10Th says: .Oar letters from Santa Ee, (dated
Nov. 7th,l by the OveriaGd Mali last nighi,
make no mention of the death of hit Carson,
which is reported 10 hsve occurred at Eaas.-
We have at no time given any credence ~ Tue
report, and arr well satisfied now that IL his
death had occurred II would have been COM
municated 20 In these letters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

NOVEL CITY RAILWAY CAR IN CHICAGO
A novel car has been made for one of the street
railroads in Chicago. The car has eight wheels,
and appears externally like q passenger car,
but Is really locomotive and passenger car
riage combined The machinery, which con-
sists>vf a fiue, boiler, and two small chimneys,
is enclosed at one end of the car. The small
cylinders are suspended under the car hori-
zontally outside Of the wheels. The passen-
ger part will seat fifty persons, and Ii is de-
signed to attach another car when required
The machine cost four thousand dollars, and
is to run four miles an hour.
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Tu. SoUruxns pAo,r,o a.

TEE SoUTHERS PAoistc kAiLwAY.-Tho
remaining three filths ot The &-.,~,ovV have
been raised al Louisville, KY, ior thr constrIc.
1sou OF the Southern Pacific Raiiway. 1bts
secures Mr.. Thompson aec<ptahcs Of the
prp-is3ency, and he immeoiate ex sensson "
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THreatening.-Aiichaei SifaalahaP threatened
to give Edward Costello what Paddy gave The
drum, for throwing stone at and breaking
his window, and for this Ned had him before
the Mayor, by whom he was bound over 70
keep the Eeace. ifH :,
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Tfpsy.-Thomas Zane, for getting drunk and
making the sidewalk OF Duyal street his bed,
was committed to prison by thu Mayor IN de.
fault OF BAIL
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Not Guilty.-Isaiah, slave to Baker, Plea
SAINTS & Co, was before tue Mayor yesterday,
TO answer for having la his possession ham
of bacon supposed to be stolen. He proved
his innocence aud was dIsc harged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

The Theatre is a pleasant place TO visit ut this
time, as Mrs. G. Howard, the Songstress and
Actress, aud Mr.. Ii. Watkins, tae Comedian,
are playing some Of their most interesting
characters stf fs
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SLAVES LlprnArrp.-By tns vim Of .he Ia 3

SLAVES LiBEgATED.-By the will of the inie
Lewis Y. christmas, Of Warren county, N. G.,
zen favoriie slaves have b.sa iiberaiea, ui.d u
sun vi ) S.u,Uvu lett to be aisiuvu anoug thefn
when they leave the SAFE. The residue of
the property, consisting of about ITO slaves
and "a very large quantIty Of iaad. 10 wiIird 10
w. ID. JONES, Esq, the proprietor VI White
sulphur Springs, Warren Warrsai0s
iA ~ Aens
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Pound LuAP.--Ia the Did run channel,
lust above the Jordan bridge, in Saa AaoIena,
a party of Frrnchmrn recuntIy picked o1t "
their taiiings a pound lump OF pure svid<--
One- third OF the CLAIM was sold next Day Tor
&On .ls3 e7s ssse Sc
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SUSPENSION or ARMY OEYlcKns.--A AdAi<e1
from Washington Territory slate that Lieets-
Howard and kellogg couri.mar rtiaitd recently
at S3r Juan, Tor soine irregaiarfsy, have tF<a
sentenced to six months sns peasion froua she
service.
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A JEALOUS HusBAsD srABs MS WIFE AND

a JEALOUS HUSBAND STABs HIS WIFE AND
ATTEMPTS SUIcIDE.-On Monday in the town
Of Tennfield, N. Y, q German named Frede-
rick Sem, assaulted his wife with Butchers
knife, infiicung five or six wounds in her alb
domen and groin, and then cut his own throat.
nearly severing the windpipe, with the same
weapon. Sem was jealous Of the attentions
paid his wife by another German employed in
the neighborhood, and whom Sem Is reported
to have seen take 4 very afectionate leave Of
his wife on Monday morning. The wife Of
Sem IL OF course In q critical condition, bat
10 is probable that he will recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

Resigned.- Lieut.. Richard Rapes, Of the
Nighi Watch, has resigaed his Office, TO take
eject from to-day.
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Insotsnt.-Joe Cniidry, free negro, for re-
fusing 10 answer q ues tions propounded To Ltu1
by the watchmen, and being insolen,, was re-
primanded by the Mayor and then discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

The Art Of Dyawirg and Dssigning, 10 beisg
impaired to large number Of pupils 10 tbs
School of Design of the Mechanics Institute,
and 1t is truly gratifying to find that our
young mechanics are avaitiBg Themselves of
this opportunity for becoming masters Of their
trades. The second session Of this school will
commence on the ist Of January, at which
time the present one closes. fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

NEW PRoJKcT.-Mr. l.eBry Rsmsey pFe.
poses to drain the Sacramento, CAi.. swamp
iands by sinking negsftve arsesian weets. 10
ue1a
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SLANpKR SuIT IN ILLiNoIs.-Mr Van VIM
kle. Of Cambridge, Illinois, wss recently prose-
cuted for Islander " hich his wife had uttered
against some Of her neighbors. Tue damages
were laid At g, ,0t0; bat the jury looking at the
matter disin terestediy, awarded verdict for
that part OF tia State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

Fine Fun.-George w. Elam and William
w. Duesberry were each fined SIS by the Mayor
for firing pistols In the street, and held " bail
for their good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

Firing Gpas and Pistols about the streets 10
an abomiuable practice, and one that should
gentleman, while passing down Broad street.
was accidentally stra L by q number OF email
shot, thoughtieSsiy fired from gun, but
fortunately he was not near enough 10 be se-
ri0usly. Injured. Had one Of the missiles
struck him in the eye, instead Of on the breast,
he would have lost his sight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

q. Hobson. Practical Hair Cutter
Ant DRESsER.-flis HAIR CUTTING, SHA-
Wing. sHAMPOOING and DYEiNG Rooms are n
yet their HAIR CUT in the latest and most aD-
PRO, ID style, would advise you to call on him.
Entrance on llth street.
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ma- Make Ready..Take Aim.. Fire :..J =, Inst 7. !.
received one bundred COLTS CELEBRATED
sizes For sale l., JAMES WALSH,
no 2l-im Maker and Importer of Guns. &C.
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pa We call a,.en.ien e . sgss,al No.

BA- We call attention to a Special No.
TICE af BAKERS PREMIUM BfTTERS in
another column For To say any thsng praise
of this arthodox and universally used medicine,
wonld le unnecessary, We deem II 50. a. least, u,
view OF the fact that three fnurths of EAristendom
use il and are conscious of its vlrfaes.
a gentleman of the first integeBce and stand
ing IN TINS community said 10 us the other day =
gnip down a dose of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TINS, and ! am ali rig for the next week. GER
tain.'-Norfal& Eramiaey.
These BtFTERS can he had of all Druggists in
this city and elsewhere in Virginia. Orders filed
promptly by l.. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond,
Va. nolJ-ts