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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRTARY "a
High Water this day (Friaav) 6 O'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, D. x W. CurrIe, ~
Schr. +. y NJ. SInson, BIewin, Pamunkey River,
wheat, f. Workman Il Co 0''
schr Georgeanna, Langdon, James River, Bel
L Co A'A"
SAILED.
steamer Bel7idere, keene, Baltimore, mdze and
passengers, d. a w Curre '
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Z L. Harris, well known in this eouct-~
Spisitusltst and spiritualistic mat - -
r. T rscsntiy preaching against SpiritusIi.m
! tne - one OF Gen. Cass' receptions in Wash.
pson,s, ,, 49, week, there were 1000 inriled
4 A civ nos.a. .s. .,sasf q E 5..s.as
been orsnni.. d ~ s. IaAlway assooiattnn has
Ine memory should b. = .,cr.- 49,.
lumber room. s'o'e-nouse, not =
The Portuguese paritamen, .a. a,
NJ lsthon on the aAsh W.T.. '"V~bsi
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LlHIL SUIT Fiaeas R.t,esss Ce..s1--rh.
instituted libel suit against ths Snndnv A.
las, and Tuesday, during the hearing Of the
case, fracas occurred between Robert Tyler
ESQ. representing the former, and James O'
tandYkf. counsel Tor the latter The police
i0t.ffrred 10 prevent a serions collision.
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THE CELEBRATION IN PHrrAnp1pu,.
There was drenching rain Wednesday in
Philadelphia, but most of the military n. r.
ticipated in the laying of the conversions Of
monument At Roxbnry, over the remains of
during the Rsyolution. Washington,s fare.
wei! address Was read by Horace Benney at =
meeting OF the City Council and citizens
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lI.'

] 8D338Re
3, 'i'sfssi r s N IL &: ~ ., ,.s;
:t,.n4s: ..a .es.a|e..ns.. are requested t.
| reudsnce, ats o'clock.
On tie 2Oth Februasy.of pulmonary eonsump
b"re With Chr istian iortltude, and in full bope of
sloIi29s immortality. Mrs: LAURANIE MA
OF her Age. She leaves = devoted husband and
seven affectionate children to mourn their irrepaI
"she is not dead. hut sleepeth.''
Died, 1t noon yesterday, JOHN MURPHY, from
the county Of Clare. ireland. aged q years.
G t.fs sns
at half after q ciock. The friends and acquai n
tances are requested to attend.
, Rs the t3rn G l. F0 ndf 81 s
Of Amherst county. in this State. and pracliced
his profession IN the town Of L, nchburs from the
wanna tPhiiadephisJ in. 1910, unit! the ear lsas.
when he removed with his faulty to La Porte,
where he res6ed until his death.
during his ionx residence IN Lynclfburg, DR..
Ose eDjole ed high reputation for skill in his pro
he ns, IhoIsh that reputation. from the con
yet his requirements and natura, aptitude were OF
sich n character tnas he would have been man
OF note any where He preserved, tn the last day
Of his dence there, the unlimited confidence Of
that whole community. Nor WAS this confluence
lett a Mt ig hborhoOd amidst more general regret
for the necessity OF his removal, or more earnest
prayers for his welfare wherever he might Co.
The people among whom a man has lived for the
best part of his life. are always the best judges Of
his character. From their verdict there 10 no ap-
peal. After fifteen years of absence, DR.. Rose
once again visited LyLcnburs, and the warmth,
amounting almost to enthusiasm, with which he
va received by his old friends, bore ample testi-
nony the virtues W hIcll they had so long known
and loved.
He was hailed, not merely as benefactor. whose
Professional skill had probably saved many OF
hem from an untnely grave, but also as II TREND
Who knew how to sympathize in all their dis
resses. and to offer consolation where medical |
dvice was of no avail His heart. indeed was as |
ender as that Of a woman, and he could not wit |
less the grief of those whom his duty called |
Ppm him to visit in the darker hours of life with
mt becoming partaker in their sorrows He |
oGe with him to La Porte all the qualities which |
ad made him beloved in Ly nchburg, and enjoy ed |
here pr ,bahly. even greater degree of popu
'nty. About four years ago he lost his wife. to
HON ne had been married in early youth, and his |
eryous sy stem never recovered the shock |
eriect'y Just man-devOtedy plOus from early
peace with all the world-surrounded
y his children and friends-full of years and of
onornhe terminated his long and useful life in
10 full hope OF enjoying the rewards that are pro-
used to those who remain faithful TO the end |
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PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION aa,,o.
ton News states that Miss Maria Rosetta
made an ascension in a balloon from Schmi.i,,s
garden there. on the 9th inst She passed
northward over the city, about mile from
a sne ground, and finally descended in the Bay.
nve miles from the place Of ascension. This
Is the nrst balloon ascension ever made nv
any one in Texas ~
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-Rif9man>-9isPs
.FKIlAy MokNiEu. I. !. ..rEB. Il. isso

III NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH AaKNcr.-
fersVns de~irtne 10 subscribe - the DIS
PACCA, either IA Norfolk Or Paramount,
cas be suppi.sd by leaving their orders with
TnoAAs .. Wses, Periodical and News Agent
Nvrlvik.
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ga Pho rOG KAPHs and AMBRorYpEs of q sune
rnf luaty can be obtained at all hours of the day
s Snu 10 any KIND OF weather. at Res Mammoth
Sdeani gallery, Main street, near the DlspaIch
pihce, at prices ranging from Is cents to S3,-
Large SIZE groups IN gilt frames fancy cases at
traits daily. 10 IS r
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K TO MESSRS. A. J. TERRELL.
GpIEH,W n. G. TAALIAFERRO, FkNDALL
In compliance with your request and in sccord
a AZ. YIN my Gwn lnellnation hereby announce
90 COUNTI. and respectfully solicit the votes of
,ns Leow citzens in May next. for that Office
hce faithfully. Respectfully. VI VIC w
fsl-ts JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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Z FAIR AND SUPPER,-The Indie,
a. PT,sio Of II the Sewing Circle of the Flksf
CY ARTICLES and REFRESHMENTS. and
Will furnish hOr SCPPkKS and SNACKS in the
easement OF that house. ever, day and night TIN $
week. 1he OBJECT OF this sale is to support Mis-
sionary at Rockets, Their friends and the pubic
so"c'aiiy are invited. fe 22-,}t
K ~ TRADERS BANk.-At a meeting
-. - of the Commissioners. under an act Of
the LEGISLATURE to incorporate the TRADERS
BANK OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, passed
isth Feb nary. 1850 it was resolved that Books Of
subscription be opened on the I'D day of March,
a. the following places in the city of Richmond !:
pb Il Hill Co.'s. Hector DAVIS, Puiam
betts smith Harwood's and Isaacs i Tay lOr's.
Tor subscription to stock to said Bank -
,,,,, . C0MMTsSIONERS
HECTOK DAVIS, G. JOHNSON,
n HILh.r GEO. W. YANCEY,
VS. DCpREE. GEO. w. SMITH
- FONnkEN, VIM. II. BELTS,
=; bDAViS, T. NJ. JONES
RIO. LUMPRlN sol ONION UayIc
J. Ii. PLEASANTS. ifc an,
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ihr Republican State Convention Of Penn :
.kIsshia has epdorsfd Senator Cameron for
'"e frestd@ncJ. BIZ vote OF ~ TO %,
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HATING EXTRAORDINARILY New York
Ilsune says that few nights since, at rat
PIT In White street. in that city. Philadel.
phian, on wager, ate iire rat in the nre-
sence OF an admiring and applaudng audi
nee, $1,000
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H~ HAVING BEEN solicited nv manv
county, announce myself a candidate for the Of
E "a the %s sn OF THE REvENUE
ie iI--6ws VIM. D. PEMRhRITncNS c 10y BY.
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NON. A. IL. IL. STUARr.-We are requested
10 state that this gentleman will address tho
opposition Convention this morning, at IA
O'Clock.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

e TO TIE VOTERS az MS
- TRlCT NO. ], HENRICO COUNTY,
Isaspect'alIs announce myself r candidate for the
solicit your SURFACES. '' ON"
- ELEcTioN-The 4th THURSDAY in Nav
next. JAS FENEioN m 4 nj Eyy,.' y
fe N-2m" 'n o-i- l.
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FROZEN TO DEArH.-Mrs. ingalls,, wife of
WIN: ingalls,, OF Vernon, VT, was frozen to
a easa1 on wednesday Of last week, while re-
dale, Nh. ,A'S'
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AAGuscner
BYhEQrEsT. ~,

b "-~tEsT Mn rs,
A.,.ss EEsc Eco TX @a,yJss' ',s,,
p Friday S,dhsn,.t, m gySs,
FOR the t-eus 81, Of ~ .tHr ~ 5'',.
.nn ~ pukiss wa assls, ,eao'sth I, 81
Chn., ~ Rounds. Duets Gn<lsr ~,
iICkEfs q cEvrs i,
s,I p'lce. Concert ,o Cs,t.,s
|Ihk CELEBRATED y, !,
.Ut,x,r, oSfi osieis.,
AND ETHIOPIAN Sn,E.dh!ESArs.
FROM SIS gRIIRsssGpi+.1trs
together with the dpn ,DDwAf. Ngr
IT,. .,,. MISS Jt RIfs. os. 4''
HS,.'nEGfany IN ex.s..,. ID
Nun naPPEesr At ECH.Vrrhs4ss
w. am 81, evening. Feb E,.' "a.
msnts, smb,sc,s"ear series of their ~ ,,,s !.
In all i..var,Ssdf sn atno MINSTREL a
VOCAL,
INSTRUMENTAL
Ending each evening vii FRps Chs.
.BCkLt.su I'l - none Of nv
,;ss, rnr further part,eai,v rtkAs =
ie Us '""'eis' and pro. rsn see iss,
POWERS. 80 1oAAsSt,.
MASONIC Static -.
AT JOHN W. Dawes SAiss,
. open from "A. NJ. to 10 P. SWf'Aapia : :
A SsTONiSlilNG TOaI, :,
~. SELL. the celebra,sa .~MADn5
W. W. clty. and will remain As.roios
Ine wae born with n,,iev "a,
IN events of lite even ," ns'N az IS
1on whether you are marr,sd very tAss,.
."uS times you are 10 i,e No, M. o' snss =
~ marriage. she has as,on'ned VT -
III magic poser. M .es,iasasd ta@,af
GnDlNs boarding House IIi,. .aan sa,rs
'etween Main and Frsnsl,,, '.s or Gos.,sI
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DisTiNGUIsHED TRAvKLER-The celebrates
John Ross, Chief Of the Cherokee Nations Of
Wv1 s1aa, passed through Lynchburg, Va.
Weuhesuay, on nts way TO Washington. h
was accompanied by his family. AAe
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Pr a. Terrell, Joseph Bernard,
j.. w. Crenshaw, BENJAMIN Walton,
X B. Jones, o. &. Rr,d,ewat.r
n. r. abe, Thos. NJ. Montague,
2. Helistern, s. A. MOles,
feIer Lawson, Simon p. Fod
Z; .: Iinsley. Hudson B. Ford,
VIM. A. Barnett, Thomas NJ Isda
James Gilman, Charies {; paIa~E.
Peter 8. Hughes Henry N,rnnnh
Robert 9. Walton. Geo Timhe riaE.
w. C. Talaferro, r +. Eiivson
James H. Nj lonv, Richard rbom,.
+. A. Schwagerle, IIaniei N. W ej,nn'
Fendali UrIfhn, John Perkins.
mayor. Sherwin Nc Rae,
J. p. Ford, ;a.21-t.
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X - TO JOHN q. TAYLOR. ESQ
DEAR SIR AS the time is approaching
for the voters f Henrico to select smitahis ner
Se sd 70 f1n MI the Office OF SHERIFF and being salts
YOU are qualified Ia discharge the du ties IL The ~
nee. We the subscribers. respectfully request YOU
70 announce yourself a candidate for the said OF
nee pledglng you our support III the ensuing cleo
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE

EOR VIRE-Severat FARM Hams
COOk AND WASHER. a BOY ,sess
:" the plning Room. and a GIRL. eerl,ar.|
Nursing. COOKE K CLOSE. Atfs|
Offlce iith ST., Exchange go,el Bl a.
TO SHOEMAKERN.-Fo For nan. q, i.
ance OF the year. a BOY, ACCUSTOMED "a 4
ing Brogne Shoes. Apply 10
fe A-lt CArTHcl|
SERVANTS FOR HIRF.-I nave h,
~ four young WOMEN HOUSE Stsvrl
and NURSES. Also. a BOZ secaaemsd
IS y good DRIVER and OSTLER. ia,
stable. lie % Isl JAMES MO-;
FOR HIRE-FARM HfNps. TEANNfi
small BOY HOl'SE t'9l - md rRNFl
LAboRERS. Also, ca ~ e TER. AEs'
Corner " al apL sns 10 ire.
ie ~'-U Opposite i'ra1soa, !hA
Fox nn1RF;1i ave lal are ". asrt' |
ARN HANIs nd WCOp ClFTh&
rom the country. GAhI u JEIER AZ
IeH-lwl Cary ST., lg>t tel Conmai' b.
EGROES FOE UtKr.-I hsye iso W, !
y psrtor COOKS: fGur eantesl H0rsE i,s
TWO FARM HAMS and W BOZ. 90
Tor the dining. room ~ Ia wait q ~ s1rs
terms, &c, app, Ia 70 LYME
Agsn. for Hiring out NeUess
lie H-isl Once III easement NstrcvAsskl
LVk HiRE-Four HOUSE GIRLS. sd 4
:, Mn, who viii answer for D-iys- ~ ,
hahus. fe SIS X. CAl lHt
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TIE OPPOSITION CONVENTION OF North
slaroiina assembled ia Raleigh "Wednesday
Hon H. q. Puryear, presiding.
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Dan'l Fanshaw, one OF the oldest nrint.-. J.,
the United States, and one Of the wes ,sh;. :.
o. me craf! disd at his residence, In YorkyiIIe
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MEETING OF THECITyZENS
IN 1,,OF ca ESTERFIELD. RICHMOND,
AND PETERSBURG, and any persons who are
9 elpthee to ana IN estabshing Boot Shoe and
S ~ iltctn,y At Chester, will he held at
time some practical addresses in reference to the
mannacturlng interests of the state will be made
A''0 f"O"o SeHeTti!s are invited. fe N-fd
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LOST AND STRAW,

CORDS ana tasseis The hnec,e , ,,' 'fa,.
"nrnsd D. leaving the same =, wv e
osr - >. EDWIN sHss,
OST-On Broad between -, u.
- INST, a GOLD CHAIN ehn aat ,,
CORA ornament and small ao,t n heae rst
nhger Wall I've suitably reward is tss sst aia !,
r: W TAYLOR's Shoe Store ,rsu '' i's'l,
OST-,FIFTEFN DoI-I,o, q
49,. LOST. about the 9th Of I)scs,ass sss
the Central Railroad Deeog, ' ond ls /,
road. one plain Mahogan,' ,; f"y ne DIR.
= b"nhle Barrel GUN. SH0r bhaSt W.
&c; The above reward viii viii fOgCs' y
hhding 1t and re,urnins i,at ou NJ pa. PAD !,
f. Or, J. ". Nlp.
o. STOLEN-Fro rom 49,.
@SLnsan's Bridge, tincc cj'a' scsss
= tn INST a SORRET i ~ 10 eolsa
lace' and a small white spot an IN" 80 y
Is 81 medium size and ni,nupt =" va. vac fiNs,
VIII give liberal reward n s, ,e'eh 'sas
yer ner :" me AZ Ben Craek Wv or' one 'har
on the James River ,'aneIN VT 70 aD I'd !,
JAMES R pu.
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K 90 TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.
- co COCNTY.-By the advice of nv
irlencs, ana IN accordance with my own wishes /
SHhklFF OF HENRICO COUNTY. and solicit
your suhrages at the State election in MAY ne xt
the dut.es of the office, refer gu to ali whe know
me Tor the manner IN which those duties have heen
performed during the past three wears thai baSa
acted as deputy for the present Sheriff '0
ia N-lm@ GEO n III EAS;. N.rS
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AGreat Inducements.
n n " A. "a ~ N

AGreat lmAucemeues.
DRY 60 DIS
= fEh CENT. BELOW COST.
having purchased the stock Of the late concern
.h; Cs.kNsnAv. qrAILxs l. CO., We will Offer from
Gme UNI, fhe 10Th Of March, most excellent
treat many eesirabs Goods suited to the approsnh
ri6ce. Taos n IN n ~ 10 4 ~ SssE &c
fe A-ft =" u S]NAS"A-S " CVAsc.
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- RICO COUNTY.-l hereby announce
s tsa "a. candidate for the above office Should it
be ever grateful, and will use every exert,on 10
asGharge the duties thereof faithfully and imparo
t'diiy' ia 3o-lm"J JACOB s, ATLEE
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SERVANTS FOR SALE

EOR SALE 10 remain IN nr near H.. -
q verv lihe.s and In,eiilsen' biosa 90
uinL, hiteen y9avs ut aEe. 4 good h1a"s
ana seabstfess. sne is ot yoaf cntrse'rf
most imisbe tistositipr. nud - s''id ~ p =
Apply at CARY STREET JAN le ices
E'OK SALE stout made MAN. s'sei
l. and ~ years oi ase, who ~ = good -. Z
In. reference as Ia rs wofsHN'as4
gwen To persons residing IN The C.!yi ss' q
him well. Apply a. Cary Stree, jsil.
fe 1-cod3t'
kWR SALE-A good TOBACCO HAM. >
L 10 years of ass, who he's worked ~ jse''
he was old enough. Arp, a, cr-,,~
fe 2l-eod3t Chfi STREET "a,
kOk SALE-'lc reraI n or asAi st
L No. ! female COOK. wit-oa tirc1mbfh1ls .
Tor no fsn't. Apply d, thisc e, ~
kOH SALE-A Young, likely CiiAhbss
and SEA MIST X Egg. geHtsell, tsised -
be seen ~ my ohce daily ~ nco9, 81
q, " H. TYLsA
General Agent, oaiHs ssfsat,
ISIS betweeT ''h SID n s'i'''
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IL Our townsman, Mr.. ROBERT HARVEY
contractor with the Brazilian Government To
build the great Don Pedro Railroad. has ius,
arrived from Rio. Mr.. H. is looking very
well, and reports the country as being healthy
ana the climate delicious. His very large
contract is getting on very successfully, The
work will be ready for the rails by the end of
the year, except tunnel Of very considerable
magnitude which will require a much longer
time for its completion. This extensive road
connects Rio with the distant interior. tan.
ping some Of the most productive coffee grow.
ing districts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a 1860 wArK fiSess'%Ss flcxLESl,- so' ~a
BROWN Stone BUILDING. l59 MAIN STREET.
wHoLksISsLeFFe and E = sffr BUYERS &
rom rom All sections Of the country, a large and at
FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY GOODS.
PIECE SILKS 's sna SIX N k Esf' g in
French 81 and English DRESS GOODS.
sHAW Is IN great variety.
sir fiEt zSp H. LACE MANrlLLAs.
TRAVELLING tAS snd IS tsTEkSso oDs,
HOUs EKEEPINti eiOODs
= PAR!$ EMBRoTDERIrs.
PLANTATION GOODS.
comprises the Target most varied and desirable
Pts WATKINS X FICKLEN.
HA Virginia CaSsimeres-A fresh sunn,v az
,a9se Superior and beautiful VIRGiNfA cRss T.
sprns s"s Gu love e1s count bd for Cents,
ShS s atH aae'' early as sHs S%cPs !, small
H1A Special Notice.-The attention Of IN.
Ss a 's.
s's s5osd street. This se oeSes
.WuRTHAM co; call the attention Of the Trad:
20 their nnction sale of lGA K and MOiAS lES
~ their aTehouse on the Dock. teiy fer
!heSsrs. Crenshaw X co. sale ri CoHea 10 2t-It
IA Binford's Hat Store.
6. MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND.
MEMBERS OF THE WING CONvENTIOA
an 90, the public generally, WI, ind al the above %.
cnms, NJ evsrS tling IN tho Hat and Cap line
,,o,-, SPRING STYLES
YOU Nj MEN will find ono Of no -.
stocks II 'S "a 81" p'st assorted
A., FINE CARS.
TO be had IN the city "'
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS
ne subscriber would say that his stock' -,
y thsn "s complete consisting ofa greater vars
through his stcc anu respectfully asks them to look
MILITARY COMPANIES
"e :" o'aef CARS, can see samples.
o.u FRANK BlNfORD,
&. ., a.. ~ Main street, Richmond Va
~ E next door 10 Dime Hotel
a- /
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THREE MEN RUINED by ONE LOTTERY
fRlZE-A man has ten chances of being
struck by lightning to one OF drawing prize
IN lottery, aud all experience shows that the
drawing OF prize when such a rare event
ooes occur, Is the worst event that can befall a
man. striking illus tratiOn of this fact has
Just occurred in New Orleans. Young man
VINO had lost all has money at a gambling ia
oie staked lottery ticket as his last throw
ana lost 1t. The winner of the ticket. having
no confidence in lotteries, proposed TO throw
olce LOT 1t. at twenty-five cents chance
bysiarder, who never had a hundred dollars
IN ms lie, won the ticket, and in a few days
found himself the lucky possessor of S25 600
he AT once invested round spm in iewerv
ana flashy garments, and is leading a life Of
incessant reyelry, which will soon dispose of
ms accidental fortune and leave him poorer
IMAM ne was before, by the possession Of per
Ferte0 tastes and destructive habits The man
VINO nrst held the ticket, on hearing that il had
ora"n prize, became possessed Of an excite.
ment which brought on brain fever. and ended
In iciotic madness. The second holder of 1he
ticket who did not believe in lotteries bas
become monomaniac on the subject does
nothing but tell the story of his foliy in dis
posing OF the lucky ticket, and is uafltted for
an business. His mania is hardly less hone.
less IMAM the fixed insanity of the first holder
mus one prize in lottery has ruined three
men and benefited nobody The facts carry
thelr own lesson with them, and he who rms
may read. N
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- Nheunoeis0s a.

ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN. AhAlAATiSN.
III 4; tss': Il
y aow fer salA q The following DsuS StSrns /. ~.
k.ims;,ll ;Nss..s jofarpi Mas Direct. Mssds
sttsst, ". Gari,ak. EIanki,n street. w. i1ssssA
nSnn, Mas street. J. ". FSAyses, l7sk street. "
y, Snellinxs Church HIT and c. 3, Dawsna, Main
- Price - ess. pr hottie. e EN-
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~ AGENCY. - ~ !" -
&. W. H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Bs,,cse. SirtS and S.r..n
S9ntlnIes to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OFT
3 = bui kfOES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NE
....'. ana act asa GENERAL AGENT, He
returns s thanks for the liberal patronage bestow
Cd upon him for two years past an si@Sm
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
1hr 1tcenty-SecOnd in LyncAbury- Nrsrs Items.
LYNCHBURG, Feb % A. M.
The day that gave birth to the father of his
country has just closed and it has been oh.
served here in ar appropriate manner by our
citizens generally. Although the morning was
rainy. the Home Guard turned out at early
dawn, and were on parade at sunrise and tha
day was welcomed by the roll of the drum
ana the reverberating sound of muskets The
rain ceased at II NJ. and the afternoon and
evening was as clear and pleasant as heart
could wish. At 3 F. NJ the Home Gnard
again met on parade, and were inspected hv
the proper officers, after which they made n
def0nr ABOUT the city, presenting to the admir-
ing gaze OF our citizens an appearance of reg
uiarity and precision Of drill and evolution
mat would not only be creditable but hn thp
prlde OF many an older company. As the
nomespun uniform of the Rifle Greys had not
yet been quite completed, they were not in
proper shape to make public parade Thev
however, added greatly to the occasion by
having sumptuons repast prepared at the
Cabell House, to which the officers of the
nome y uard, the Wise Troop. and the repre-
senatlyes OF the press, were invited guests s.
1he genial flow of mirth on this festive occa
sion was agreeable in the highest degree and !
.he pieasantries of the evening will long be !
ie,ieinperea Oy those present around the fes. |
al board. While this much was contributed |
oy the sterner sex In commemoration OF this |
memorable day, the ladies' fair at leas de- |
serves passing notice, as ii did much TO en-
J. 49, mo eeHoAIi niidIity OF the occasion. As
before mentioned, it is held in aid of the Sons
VI Temperance. for the purpose of RAISING
funds to pay for their hall. So far. they have
been very successful, and no doubt is enter.
tanned but that a sufficient amount will ha !
raised for the end and object in view. 1t will
Dc continued until Saturday evening when
hey will close by auction.
, negro man. the property Of Mr. John
sradley, OF Campbell county, was found dead
yesterday morning in his wagon under
'Iiehds warehouse. A COroner's jury was
m panneled at 10 O'Clock A. M and rendered
$ their verdict, death from some unknown
ause"
- l.no sll6e occurred on the Orange and |
llexandria Road yesterday, which detained
ne train due here at 4 p. NJ until IL p. NJ
10 damage-as the slide was discovered in | .
me 70 stop the train before they run upon it. ;
o. Il.
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