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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

Mayovss Cowrt- Business In this Court has
been dull and unintesesttng for several days
past Yesterday One or two black subjects
were called mp, for trivial offences, and dis.
posed OF as tho law directs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

FOUND GUILTY OF MAIL KOBBKRY-J. w.
Harvey, formerly postmaster at Sanders0m.
East Florida, who was arrested and indicied
for having taken money out Of letters At his
Office. has been sentenced by the court To III.
team years hard labor in the penitentiary At
W0hingtOn city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

Prof. Lore. the celebrated ventriloquist aEd
Magician, has arrived in this city, aud will
give series OF interesting entertainments at
Mechanics Institute Hall next week. FROM
his high reputation Mt the South. We have 10
doubt that he will have crowded audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

MARINE DISASTERS IN JANUARY.-There
were 30 American sea going vessels and for
eign vessels bound TO or from United Siates
ports, reported during last month missing,
wrecked, or otherwise lost. Total value
4i65.UpV.
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n. The Great visxieta RsneAU 81 -
Is Ei,X SXsEaaNfkkfFHHSfs aNfk Hif SNErftii Nr tii sEE Nc

"a Notice. -.HavinG purchased the intersse -
H0GsE PAifNfiNsi and SLAziNG SUeiNH8
in all its IRA II. hes, ~ hsretsfoEe. atl 20. a
With thsAke for the PATRONAGE ~ liherally ..
the xs.ne . old stapa. soEpey II naPk AR1 -
streets. RO6E0T 0AkTH3loHTs
de D-9m 4ji-1 i-~s'-. 4t-'-l 2 = -
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THE MILITARY MEDICAL CORPS.-The Sec.
retary OF War has direc ted officers Of Ihe mcdi-
cal staff 10 assigned stations. as follows: Sur
geon McDongal, West Point; Sureeuu Jar, il,
Baltimore, Md; Surgeon Moore, New Orleans
Surgeon Abadie, San Antonio. Texas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

FALL OF BUILDING IN FRANCE.-The PEN
itentiray at Fontevrnud, del'ar ment Of Maine
ct Loire, France. during a terrible storm on
the ID instant, tell in with n crash, buryiug
many of the prisoners beneath the ruins.
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Colt Weafher.--Yesterday morning the wea-
ther was cxceedipxly cold, and ice formed ra-
pidly 10 every direction. gentleman from
Hsnrico county Informs US that thernlomstsrs
At various points showed three degrees below
Ferl before sunrise. g@szb 48asxF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

A,d.I kots CRu ELTY-A Scotchman named
swsr baxter, is under heavy bonds to an.
H. ~ charge Of cruelty to . servant giri
,,a,.s ~ohiie Tribune states that he was con
ln.s some years ago, by the City Court, and
who a.. .'~ l',r inhuman treatment Of slave,
,hs ,s, a'eo, ana whose death il said TO have been
lived u. ,,.,. VI has brutality. A nephew Of his
iouns "an sn him to the age of about IS, and was
isd,Ds,1sau au ia Orange Grove. His condition
.arys,,n1 .n ina, he had died from cruelty and
oi ihs ION. naa Kumor says, also. that the cruelty
'"sfe ago.
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-Honxfaefsriss.--The la 10 raid vi John Brown
and his followers. has opened the eyes o: the
people of this section of the South 10 the i'm
por'ance OF supplying their own wants. and
has put on foot good plans for the establish
Inent Of the following factories For making
oil cloth-shoes and boots-hats--ready made
clothing-sewing machines-straw brooms-
buckets. tubs. clothes pins, ,etc.-willow- ware
-furniture-braes castings-iron castings-
steam fire eengines-umbrellas and parasols-
stoves and CRATES. and other articles less costly
bnt equally as necessary to the general com.
fort. The factories noticed will give employ
ment to hundreds Of persons, and will tnke
from New England tens Of thousands o.!
dollars that would otherwise 60 there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

Tae Mafias Rai!,ray, opposite Rockets, is
now in complete working order, with ma.
chinery of sufficient capacity to haul up any
vessel that runs to this port. In the course Of !
few days the "Cnrtis Pefk' is To fe put upoE
the "ways'' for oyerhaulinG and repairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

MAIN TX STATE TREAsURkR.-Tha amount Of
the defaication of the Rev. Mr.. Peck, late
State Treasurer OF Maine, is axcertained by
legislative investigating committee TO be 9sA,-
U13.
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.. srhER FROM ErGOrE.-The steamer City
yar. a.a"ehrster. from Glasgow, arrived at New
u's later news via telegraph TO Oueenstown.
p..s, jan. IA rnmor is current that the
ru,,, congress will meet on the 18th Of Feb.
NJ aau That Antonelli, the Pope's Prime
,rs.,t has resigned. IL is also said tina:
,,sss W commerce has been concluded be-
.ssA ar France and Engiand. The Rentes have
Janced 10 ST. &c
w''sh,os, Jan. i3.-The Bank Court broke up
Ths any advance of the rate OF interest,
un,,.a"s asserts that Lord CowIey brough l.
Pt"Pesiuon from the French Government
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~ The Cnited 9avlmss Daoh. Meneaeo
receives deposits. upon which iAtssest is aid Sk
mxinisx ak n.nstha. Of tsaser, - . ~ sepS.01e
annam for secrset es,scS s C1ss e: = Ma
Tn9S " p pTc1A, TWc.1A,ES0sR: sc9s.-.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

Geo. Hall has Just returned from n York, Boston and
other eastern cities and prepared after thorough nyes
legations, 10 offer still greater Inducements in
Pianos and MelodeonS.
Mr. Hall has the pleasure of saying that during the past 70
years than three thousand families have been made
glad BY his individual efforts in the sale of Pianos and Meode
Il affords much pleasure to hear almost daily expressions
like the iolowingi
asince we bought the Melodeon of you John stays at
every evening. Henry sings quite well, and never made
ound before Susan did without the silk dress TO have
Nelodeon Harriet postponed the journey East prelering
nice Piano. Them u Melodeon you sold in town done
executing tie preaching of the gospel Henry appeared
little inclined to insanity but since we bought the MeodsGn
lOdeon three years ago, when you spoke to me-"
Our Method.
We Juv Instruments and pay for them Never sold one
Piano or Meodeun commission We are pledged to no
other) the lowest possible figures We never have and
nsvr m exceed In having nice pianos and Melodeon
patterns and fine rosewood nnlsn superb one N
the world. Believe US, we UiA work for your interests
a-. -~- Piano ForteS r#- q
Emerson chckeinr Ladd, Hallet Davis Of Boston Ra
ven Bacon Co.. Seinway Lighte, Bradbury ila2Oton
roheT stoat Co. New York Boatamsn ar imam S Gr%y c M Al
nshed from 500 to $1,000 according to style and finish
MeIodeOns.
EN- Bishop Panesville Prince & Co. Buffalo Carhar
| New York Mason & Hamlin Boston Prices from $50 t
$3.50, n D. Every Piano and hclodeon, fully warranted
To Farmers aud Oilers
unac1uained with Tnstumpnts. Be not deceived Mr. Ha
is the only Dealer in the West who invariably sold
First Class Pianos d. .HeiodeonS, q. No Others
Be sure to see Mr. Hall in p ron write before purchasing
as he has the means, and knowledge to befiend you
Friendly Ad,tce.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure In answering any question In r.
ation 10 Pianos and Meodeons by letter oherNisnwi
faithfully advise what instrument to buy, and what price,
To Ministers and Churches,
Mr. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms Of Sale.
portion down. and reasonable time viii be given Il
balance All kinds of Produce and Good Lumber
building materials received in part pay. Fifty cords of Co
Wood, Wanted
Direct all orders and letters to GEO HALL Piano Dealer,
Asltabulu,, Ohio. Office and Depot on Park street.
| Feoruary /, 1860
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winter out for another year. The objects
Of the expedition are the further explora-
tion of the open polar ses; to complete the
survey Of the northern coasts Of Greenland
and Grinnoll Land; and to determine inn
portant questions relative to the magnetism,
the meteoroogy, the natural history, and
the general physics Of the unexplored re-.
pion north Of Smith strait The doctor
has received very liberal donations Of books,
clothing, provisions, &c, and has had far
more applications for berths on board, from
first class young men, than he could ar-
commodate. The danger of these enter
prises is much less than is generally suppos.
ed out of twenty-eight or thirty expeditions
to the polar regions, only one has proved
wholly disastrous; one or two vessels have
been crushed, five or six abandoned-mos
| of them unnecessarily.
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DR.. HAYES ARCTIC EXPEDITION sails
from Boston, Tuesday, the 26th, the season
being too late TO bring the ship around to
New York and START from thence. DR..
Hayes will be accompanied by Capt Nc.
Cormick as sal ing master, aud fourteen
men, making party Of sixteen in all. Mr..
Sontag, the astronomer of the Kane expe.
diton, aud Mr.. Carulhers, carpenter OF the
FIRST Grinnell expedition, are of the num-
ber The expedition will reach UPperns-
viek by the middle Of July, aud obtaining
there supply of dogs aud furs, push off
through the "middle ice"'fJr Smiths strait,
the remainder of the season being occupied
in reaching secure winter barbor sIoIhe
west Of tue strait In the spring they will
proceed northward with the boats on sledg-
ss for the open polar sea, and DR.. Hayes
hopes TO be able to accomplish bis object
N season to return TO New York by the
aHtupn eS 1851, else he will be obliged 70
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II Has Received New Goods
y.. ROBERTS
Has PrintS by the Found.
ROBERTS
Has Prints by the yard-cheap
ROBERTS
Has ali kinds Of Dress Goods-vaTy cheap
. ROBERTS "
Has the largest Stock Of Panaloou stu tho cheapest
ROBERTS
Can beat them all on Hoop skirts.
ROBERTS a -
Is long way ahead on White Goods.
ROBERTS
Has the Best Stock of Yankee Notions ever seen
ROBERTS
Has nice Stock of Cloths aud CassimereS.
ROBERTS
Wants everybody to look his sheetngS aud shrng'.
ROBERTS
Can suit everybody in Ticks, Stripes and pcnimI
ROBERTS
Has a nice stock of Hosiery.
ROBERTS
Has shaws OF all kinds from 81 25 up.
ROBERTS
Has Lace capes and Manallas.
ROBERTS
Has Real rusher Lace Points.
ROBERTS
Has Parasols and Umbrellas from 25 oenh to 81.
' ROBERTS
Has Floor Oil Cloths very cheap
ROBERTS
Has the best Wines and Brandy of his impoFtato
aud guaranteed strictly pure
ROBERTS
Has Tea at Twenty Five cents pound
ROBERTS
Ha. Tea at so and GO cents pound.
ROBERTS
Has Tea at rs and s5 cents pound, and Tatisfacti
| guaranteed, the money refunded.
ROBERTS
Has a splendid lot of Wall Paper and Borders.
.. ROBERTS
In short has plenty of Everything.
ROBERTS
Sells Cash and Ready Pay, and does not allow himi
to be UndersOld.
Call and
Edw. H. Roberts,
No. /, Fisks Block Main st..
Ashtabula, Of
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Ashtabula Union School.



C. E. BRUCE, AN, Principal Of High School
Miss A. n. CHAPMAN, Assistant in High School
Miss 5, J.. PAINE. Grammar School
Miss NJ. T.. Brown, Assistant In 10 do.
Miss A. D. WINCuEsTER, intermediate Department
Miss 3. A. SToNR Primary
Miss ANNA FORD, Assist ant in Primary
The School is Efse To all persons Of suitable age residing
within the Village limits and the District attached thereto
Forty weeks constitute year. TenAs pupstrom abroad
will be.
For Primary per anuum, 500
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1900
And rro rata for each term.
Tuition rayabe in advance.
All applications for admission to be made to the supern.
tendant
January 2, 1850:
highly desirable thata pupils should begin at the open
inc ofems pupils out Of the village will be received fol
ales period than ter and deductions for absence
cent IN cases Of sickness oval
H. J.. MORRISON Prest
A. f. HuRBARD, Clerk,
STEPHEN HALL, 7rsas. | ~, - r,--.,.z
J. A. PRENTICE, DoS'u VI Eu"01"ou
L. HALL
H. FAsSETT,
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MONEY SAVED.

DIANO FoRTES & MELODEONS.
Stools Covers. Instruction Books &c on terms that
cannot fail 10 please, at Ashtabua, Ohio.
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Riker's Planning Mill.
EoR SALE.-The Homestead of IA

the subscriber eligby situated on Park street. In -
-. of the best nelghbohoods in the village, and on the
portion that beautiful street. IN good condition
and peny supplied with all the attractions OF shade and
Unit tees shrubbery and flowers excellent garden good
Ter and altogether desirable place Is offered for sale
To any wishing for quiet aud sueently retired res
dence Ga ns thrifty village good society the best Of schools
proserous ehurehsS within convenient dane Of tho
great east thoroughe the Lake Shore Road where
every train makes stop within three miles Of the lake ano
wtha surrounded BY eouoty hardly paTaed for its hssu-
" and varied pTodueysness and health, this s NE spo
Terms Of payment made easy and satisfactory An
ion Conserving the property may BE- had ef e sues,s
living ths premises bv Addressing i5s s'p n d.
lADet. -. ADNAAD A 10
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CARRIAGE MANUFAoTORY & DEPOT

THE THoRoUGH-BRED STALLION, E..
WESTERN Pa RESERVES
The services Of this highly bred Horse will
be offered to the Farmers and Breeders Of this and adjoining
Townships the coming season, the following terms
$40 for the Season,
payable 10 all before at the time Of Service
Any sending Mare which should prove not 10 he in
oa send the another Mare the following
Free OF Charge.
WESTERN RESERVE
was bred by Gen j. B. King Of Portage County, Ohio. He
Is six years old this Spring. beautiful dabbe gray ooor full
l64 hands high, and weighs 1900 pounds stylish and
rapid roadster.
PEDIGREE
lie Of Alice Gray by the celebrated trong Horse
searcher aud be by the imported Horse Barney Henry His
dam Alice Gray got by the world renowned Horse Gray
Eagle G. dam BY old Messenger G. dam by old Post
Boy making him at least ghts thorough blood For
size style and action challenge the State to produce hi
equal
Western Reserve
win At .he fremont Stable Conneaut on Monday and
Tuesday Of each week. and the Of the week at the stable
| Of the subscriber
| GEo. i. NETTLEToE
| Ashtsbula April 1850. 55s
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FOR SALE BY

A. HENDRY Ashtabua Nathan Parish, Kngsville; l.
Lyon, Conneaut r. Spring, Geneva NJ W. Pulls Co,
AuStinburg w. r. Allen, Jefferson Bech Ashley Rich
raond p. Mead, and r. NJ Norton Andoyer A. r. Beck
with & Co. New Lyme B F. Phillips Colebrook T. Cur
It's Trumbull Hiram Morgan, HarsgTove Z. L. Gibbs, Or
we'll And by Medicine Dealers generally.
NJ For medicines agencies address
H. b. KINGSLEY Cleveland
Iy599 Agent for Ohio.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PUILADELPHIA

Bsnsroisn, fnstvfon snabiished bv spsai EHdermsHi
for ne Relief " ne Sick and Disiresssd, afflicted
vita PtNisnf and Epideuic D'ssasfi. .-..f
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 10
Il view ofhe awful destruction Of human life, caused y
Sexual Dseasessnd the decepons prscteed upon he un
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks several yea
ago directed their consulting surgeon, CHARTABLE
ACT worthy ofther name 10 open Dspensary Tor the
treatment Of this class Of diseases In all their FORMS aud TO
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 20 all who apply by letter,
with absorption OF their condition. (agc, occupation habits
oflfe &c and In cases OF extreme poverty, TO FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. Uis needless 20 add that
The Association commands the highest Medical skill Of the
age and will furnish the most approved treatment
THE Directors of the Association In their Annual Report
non the treatment Of SEXUAL Diseases the year ending
January l 1855 express the highest satisfaction with the
,cc which he attended the hbor Of the Consulting Sur
non An the cure of Speunaorfhoa Seminal Weakness, Inn
potence Gohorhga Geet Syphilis the vice of Onnnim
ennse &C. and order continuance Of the plan for
the ensuing year. - . 4,
The Directors on a review Of the past feel assured that
their ebo In this sphere Of benevolent eort have been OF
great benefit 10 the afflicted especially TO the young aud
thew have resolved to themselves with renewed zeal
| 10 This very important and much despised cause -
An admirable Report Spematorrhoa or seminal Neak,
ness the Vice Of Onanis Nasturbaon orSe ABUSE anu
other diseases the Sexual Organs, by the CONSUMING sur
geon which will be sent by mail (n s'aled Eveopell
FREE OF CHARGE on the receipt OF two stamps oI pos
Other Reports and Tracts the nature ana ueet
Of seIual diseases diet &c. constantly being nuDeu
gratnbppt distribution, and will be sent to the aeu
Some t1e remedies and methods Of treatment diseov-
| cred during the Last year, Of great yalne.
| Addrrss, Or. j. SNLLtAN HOUGHrON, ieting surgeon
Howard Association No.2 south NINTH strnst Philadelphia
| -" - GEO. FATRCHID Secretary.
a52 EZRA d. HEARTWFLL. President
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PERFECT Watches,
ME- COURT OF DEATH-An ele-

THE COURT OF DEATH ele-
Il giant Chromo-lithogRphie Engraving, printed in sue
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Death, by the venerable
Rembrandt Peale .
The original painting sl2 square feet contains q
life-size hgures andis yaluedat
25,000 dollars.
Mr. Peale certhes that the Engraving s accurate and
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with view of selling 100000 these offered for 81 90
each The press Of New York, ObserUer EuaRg eist
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free 81 and letter stamps cory and letter OF
Agency, stating special terms. handsome reduction to
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