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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-03

~ Crystalline Jellies. without EGGS or
Bolllnk, can be Mads 10y using the SPARKLING
GELATlNE, with little or no trouble. Price Is
cents per package. For sale by
JNO. w. GARLICK, ApothecarJ,
Market Place, Franklin st.
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CASH PURCHASERS OF ILUT N NJ
- Fine Business Suits; Fine Rlack Dress SUITS;
Cashmere silk and Velvet Vests; fancy Cashmere
vernese Cloak. All OF the above goods are made
after the --latest reported fashions Also, full
cesh Inducements offered. GarI ents made to
order BY measure. IRVING HULL, AIT,
81 Main, corner "a b at nextso
PairOSs xchanga od5ca
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Baths, Baths, Baths, ,.r.s

HOT, COLD AND SHOW Err BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 P.
NJ, at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, Sham
pooning and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance on 18th street, SngleBath % Cts;
or five tickets for Il.
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CLOAKS, CLOAKS.-We have few very SUI
- perior Black Goth and Velvet CLOAkS of
entirely ne " and elegant patterns. which we ollie +
for sale at prices very much reduced. I! lew OF
the above are very elega ant, and differ ON shy
thing that has been sold in Richmond
CEiLES CHEllERY.
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ia ptlSdto iOoiua % W 10
Slaves and other colored pa.ients--..y6
For less than a week, Except In private rooms,
81 per day--provided that the aggregate shall no;
exceed the charge for a full week.
For Sxygiea! OPERATIONS, BY agreement with the
proprietors Of the Bellevue Hospitnl small extra
charge will be made, varying from 81 to $50, ao-
oOrdlng to the difficulty and importance of the op-
GRAFTON
All charges payable On the removal Of the pa
tent.
NO CASE OF SMALL POX, o. axy othsr in
fscttoxs disease, nor any case Of Ins0Hity, will
admitted.
Attending .Phy.Ieians-Profs. TUCKER CON
At.esdins Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON. PEyICO-
LAS and WEXFORD.
Resident Physieian-Dr. THOS. l.. HUNTER.
Steward-F. Nj. PARRISH.
President DIR. l.. 8. JOYNES.
Persons in the country, DESTROYS Of sending pa
sents to thu Inrmary, may address the President,
Steward, or any Of the Professors of the College.
is bly,
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M ADDuX h CO.,
AVA Successors TO SMITH MADpuxl
PkODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street. opposite Columbian Hotel,
- ..--- RtehmeRd, 70
Mr.. F: Y. SUTTON, IT., withdrew from ana
of Dece mber. 1870
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GOUT AID AHEgMATISM. A. spssdiiy
" relieved By .sQEYNOLDH hREH9FIO.n no
Sen 8 had Ct MEADE & HAKER'S
A Family Drug Store.
~ Main st., corner Stove +. U.
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CPOTsWOOD HOSlsc

SPOTswOOD HOUSE,
Thu. nav uo,., =, RICHMOND, y,
streets, Just 6hished and elegantly nm and
n3w open i?r me accommodation Of ruest. NOD
an. ne aocat,on - ths best in the city, and .v
House "e Ps"ohs OF
have secured the services Of Mr.T " r.
sIsKEJ ate of the Everett Houae. NJ non
S-1y JOSEPH N ri, Ers1fk.
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PULMONARY BALSAM-A sure and speedy
1 remedy for the cnrs Of Coughs. colds, Asthma,
30. This PREPARATION il free from OpuA IN any
form, and Is composed Of veg etahle Ingredients,
Il mas stood the test Of numerous trials. and i.
confidently recon msnded for the diseases men
toned, Prepared and sold by
A. BOUEKER 4 CO., Druggists,
No 10 Main street.
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I light, LIGHT, LIGHT Gas Chandeliers;
l. Kerosene Oil Chandeliers, 2, 8, and burn
ers; Kerosene Oil Lamps of the ne west sty les,
lust received and for sale low by
SlEBBINS, PULLEN l. CO..
Corner 9th and Broad streets.
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u Bread Maker, for economically and quickly
making Battsr. oakss. Muf6n., Biscuits. Rolls,
ea,ts. may be made with it in a few minutes and
. loaf Of Bread may be made ready fer the oven
in ten or fifteen minutes The article has been in
failed when the directions were followed, can
recommend II With confidence as being unsur-
Prepared and gold by JOS. LAIOi Ely. Chemist.
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v1NHE STOCK OF CLOTHING now in store
L atthe old and favorite stand, lG2 Main street,
fore shown by U.s.. Owing to the ughlness IN the
honey market, and win view to meet The views
OF purchasers. We shall offer very great INDUCE
simply direct your attention to the fact, that now
a. heretofore. your interest will be promoted, and
time and money saved by calling on
KEEN RlEnWINI WILLIAMS
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DOT1S, FAHLEf co.,
',h0CERS, COMMISSION AN
ION WAR M MERCHANTS, NV
Nearly OPS sit-' me Columbian Hotel, Cary H..
Richmond, Va.
SPeclai arterts,1 gwen to the sale of TOBACCT
WHEAT, ant al ;;ads of PRODUCE, and liien
advances made on ccnslgnments.
si SAs Is. Df1ssiEY. Late ofPss.r.bs,
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COX'N SPARKLING ELAINE Pure
- Chocolate and ocoa Lows genuine English
yer Leaf. and small Wax Candles for Christmas
Trees for sale by l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
Corner of 9th and Broad streets.
~ have Just received some more of those
imported Flower BULBS. l.. W.
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TIE VIRGIEIA "OIz FEvER-"-LARGE SAIz or
LAEDs.-We learn fFsm Parkesshurg papers that
during the past week there have been csnsummated
at Burning Springs, Va, TIVE extensive sales ef oil
lands, one embracing portion Of the Burning
Springs property, and the other > portion Of ths
farm Immediately opposite the south bank Of The
Little Ksnswhs river. Il sppears that Mr.. ]. @.
Rathbone has sold, or contracted TO SELL to Judge
Csmdeh, Of ClarAsburg, and Judge jackson Of Park
ersburg, and seven others, his individual title 10
fifteen and one-half Of two thirds interest in Two
hundred acres Of land with preft Of one-ninfh sf
eli the leases taken from it, for $l00, ,000S5 600
in hand, $4,000 in six months, and the residua in
twelve months.
Messrs. Charles Moore sad J. T. jackson, Of YsS-
chased ell Of the interest Of 7. W. Henderson and
David Paden, in - acres Of land, on the opposite
side Of the river, for $50 00C aud the Little Kan-
sWha Burning Spring Petroleum Compsny have
since purchased 3 one-third interest therein. Tia
latter sale is contingent upsn oil being found the
land.
These sales, sversging between fftsen hundred
and two thousand dollars per acre, says the Rsgs,
are Of land which one year ago could have been
boughtfo lees than ons-hundrsdth part Of thsir
present price. Astonishing this may seem, u is
yet deemed the greatest bargain svsr sold in this
county, as, should the laad contf1ue 10 yield OIL
even in moderate quantities, the rents alone fsr
year would be worth much more than the purchase
money. The actual value Of the landcsa hardly Be
computed. The LeWeIyh we'll, for instance, which
yielded Eve thousand dollars worth Of barreled oil
in tsn hours, would poar out II unobstructsd, over
thoussNd dellars worth Of pure oil il IN hour.
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OFERA Now IN RoME.-A letter from Rome, ef
the 18th January, has the foll0WiEg: There was
great theatre here, which rivslled La Scala,
Of MILAN and the Ssn Cairo Of Naples--I mean the
Theatre Of Apollo. The wealthy foreigners who
pass the winter in Rome used to fpd it . pleasant
place to pass two or three hours. Mgr. Matsensci
has just ordered Il to be closed and Verdis OPere.
The TroyAt0re,' is the cause Of this measure.
There is verse in the text which encourages sol
diers to mount the breseh. As public opinien 70
reduced to the nsrroWest Of defending ITSELF
The audience Of the Appollo Theatre sPpiy shis
verse to the tesiegers Of Gaes- II is true there is
the Italian word msrli (bsttlementsl which also
suggests the idea Of blaekbirds, 80 that the ap-
plause Of the public appeared to the police equally
applicable to The overthrow Of the preates Of the
battlements Of Gaeta The pelics interfsred, aad
went round to several bsxss 20 take deWn the names
Of the nest vocifsrous spectators. who we're sum
moned the next day 70 the police once, seversiy
reprimandsd, snd prohibited from attending any
publc placs Of amusement for three years. SienoTs
Alibraadi, sejsn ssd ten OF twelve other frequsnt-
ers Of the opera are amongst the best known Of
these victims Of the police severity. Signor Pipsz-
no. . respectable and talented Jewish gentleman.
whilst gong out ofthe theatre with bis wife on ais
arms. vas seized By four gsndarnes for the sane
crime Of having elapPed the 6Gndiera, and carried
off TO ia at that time Of night, to his suouses in
finite Consideration and dismsy."
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PIANoSr mUs1s,.

An now receiving Ial Stock Of Panofortes from the
following Factories which will be the largest ever offered in
1e ey StenWay Sons A. a Gale Co.. Haynes Brothers,
brothers W Kuble Co., Peters and Webb Light
BRADBURY, and soebeler Schmidt all Of which will be sold
snS on cost for cash negotiable All ths
ano popular music u received together with Accoreons,
Vions Flutes Drums Brass Instrunents &c For
septl6-tf -
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JHAIIANUO9A OOI
superintendent 0fhce,
nURING the breaks West'rn and Atlantic Rail-
road of Georgia. being repaired, used every
ton the business OF Local stations, in
cudpg Chattanooga now that the breaks the State
repaired and Trains running through 70
Atlanta We think duty regular turn, accord
dates the fregh that have accumulated during the
pension the Western and Atlantic Rail-
road Therefore, freight for Local stations neud
ing Chattanooga received until further notice. And de-
string do equal justice ALL during this unprecedented rush
freight request all parties in the city interested In the
shipment BOTH through local freight furnish with
statements Of freight ready for Shipment that they be en-
upon Books and take their regular turn. The Mani
tests from and Louisville road, will show for
themselves az to dates EW. COLE,
febI6-n Superintendent.
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NHIs altOgsthsr medicine the result of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdem, being entirely
new and abstract method Of irrespective Of all the old and
ing Dr. Wright we'll knowing the deception ctsed upon the
unnaed felt his duty at once to have this Elixir tested BY
the whole Medical Facug who, vthsa dissenting
voice. have given in their adherence perfect and undivided
reduced other medicines known to
pa have been tried in vain Long thought years of patient
the Doctors esors and he now offers the Elixir to su
fering mAri the only thing that the following
General eSiIty, &
Meatal and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
General Irritabillty,
9 HSsenss of Of Muss9ss Ecisney. Ss
Loss Of Appetite,
D''sRnci EnaciatiOn,
DiSOrganization of the Organs Of
PalptatiOn Of the Heart,
And, in fact, all the cOneOnans and deb aes
state Of the system
AS StimuIarlt,
It quite different from alcoholic preparations
iect to reactions in shaP continues exert its influence
It's presence
As a Female Medicine,
It equally powerful effective equilibrium
have flooded the market only injurious place
Of assisting renOystns he cOnstiIu ion for good
gnorant o. the Medical profession alto gether.
No mineraIsI
Dr. Wright thinks it we'll stake his professional character
the fact that minerals whatever the least component
parts Of the Ingredients OF his Rsuven Eting Exirve
ing what ruin has been entaed the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally, to the debilated DR.. right would say Never
despair No matter how down matter how
weak matter what the have beenOrsake
at whatever has led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
RejuVenaEinE elixir,
And you will soon find yourself pride instead
the TO friends hes ssund worthy
laember OF the human family.
Price 50 bottle three be tiles IS, and forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United Sta
sed BY all respectable druggists thr ughout the United States
and Canadas The trade supplied at liberal discount.
For sale by the propneters,
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans, LsI
Sold Nashville by O. W. Henders hott Berry Demovle,
h pa,aI DALI ia, o.DO
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With view the cheap circulation Of the laws Of Congress
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LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE r. II.
Notice to Shippers OF FreIghts from the At
lantiC Cities to Nashville and Points

ILLs OF LADING contracts signed ty authorized
Agent Of the Railroads named below, will be recognized
the Agent Of the L. NJ B. B. at Nashville, and settlements
made accordingly.
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Circular.

NET NASHVILLE, January lst, 1851.
EV HAVE THIS DAY associated with Mr.. r. q.
THOMPSON formerly OF hcNairy Co., and viii continue
the business under the firm Of
BORGFELDr, THOMPSON &c co.
Thanking you past aYors, solicit the continuance Of
your patronage for the firm, and remain,
Yours, very respectfully,
BORGPBLDT GUNTRATH.
P Sail persons indebted u.s. will please settle the
counts at early da;e- jan22-lm
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
TO the Creditors of John H. Smith, De-
ceased.
PURSUANT TO order, this day made Adminras
the John Smith, deceased, you hereby
commanded file claims against said defendants with the
Clerk of the County Court OF Weakly county Tennessee at his
Office before the 18th day OF May for s
Indication and proats distribution having this day suggested
the Insolvency Of said estate. January 22d ls61.
w. r. ROSS, Administer Of
febI-w4t pr 'sfeeS3 John II. Smith, deceased
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HORACE HI. HARRISON

ATTORNEY Az LAW
Mo-: AZ e a str T.,
OppositetA Catholic Church, Nashville, 7saaessee)
XETILL r-acce in the several Courts held In Nashville
w in the Chancery and Crcuitoourts st McMnnViile
nhIQ-df
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TNsOLvENT NOTICE.

AVING this day suggested TO the Clerk Of the County Court
of Weakly county Tennessee, the insolvency Of the estate
N Mailing, deceased therefore all peons holding
claims against said estate hereby notified to file them
ery authenticated Clerk Aforesaid before the 9th
July, 1861 the claims against the said estate will be adj
udcated day prorata distribution. January the 18TH
1861. G.. R. HOLMAN, Administrator.
febI-w4t-pr'sfeeS
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HOWARD d LARKINs, vs. B. y. Anderson -Ataehment
I'm this appearing to my satisfaction tnat deien-
dan Anderson is nonrsdent the State Of Tennessee it is
me- publication be made the Union
and American newspa1e published Nashville, Tennessee,
commanding the defendant TO appear
fore Office Linden and Perry county, Tennessee on
the 18th Of March, 1851 Tead answer, demur
aschne the will be disposed Of arte as 70 him.
This 22d day Of January, 1861.
B.J. WALL, ]. p, fer
jsn29-wlt-pr'sfees3 Perry ounty, Tenn.
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TO THE BUSIN Ess MEN
AND
Merchants of Nashville.

THE CINCINNATI DAILY ENQUIRER,
by Merchants this city, very
4 Commercial papers published in this country.
Its position National and Conservative paper is too well
known to be set forth in an advertisement.
HUP TERMS SIS perlaunum, in advance.
jan20-dIw FARAN & MCLEAN.
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ST. Louis Mystery-An extraordinary

A
The ST. Louis rapers gave a few days ago the
particulars of the finding under street bridge in
ST. Louis the dead body of a young woman. who
was supposed to be Mrs. Ann MARIA DURMEA, we'll
to-do but dissipated German resident of the city,
and who vas thought to have came to her death by
violence 1t has since appeared that Mrs. DuRsrEG is
still living, and that the corpse was that of Mrs.
YOUNG, an aged and highly respected lady, mother
of JoHN NJ. YoUSG, Esq, Justice of the Peace in
that city The St Louis Republican, thus relates the
remarkable developments of the cases
Esquire Young was walking on Fouth street yes
terday morning VIXEN he met Dr. F. NJ. Cornyn res
ident physician at the City Hospital After few
moments conversation on common place matters,
the Justice remarked that he would ike to go down
the Hospital with the doctor and witness the port
mOPtem examination about to be held on the body
of the woman supposed to be Ann Maria Durmea,
DR.. CoFnyn replied that he should be glad to have
him go and take dinner with him. and then be could
have an opportunity of witnessing the post mortem
examination. They dined together, and short time
afterwards proceeded to the dead house of the hos
pital. As the cloth removed from the face of
the corpse, Esquire Young turned pale, and started
back speechless. The corpse was that of his own
mother. Without making any remark to DR.. Cor
nyn he went out, got into carriage. and drove i'm
mediately to the house of exsRecordeP Samuel Ii.
Young, corner of Nineteenth and Division streets.
where his mother had been accustomed to visit, and
made inquiries respecting her.
Mrs. Samuel II. Young informed him that his mo-
ther came to their house on Wednesday afternoon;
took tea with the family early hour and arose
to co. remsrking that she going to call lady
acquaintance, whom she had not seen for several
years before that morning She mentioned the
name of the acquaintance, but Mrs. Samuel H. Young
cannot remember it, as it was an odd name. The
locality was somewhere on Mullanphy street. Mr..
]. F. Young of ex-Recorder, states that he
Mrs. Young leave the house, and watched her till
she got out Of sight; she went in the direction of
Mullanphy street This was the last time she was
seen by ex-Recorder Young's family. Esquire
Young went to the hospital again, and took Mrs.
Samuel II. Young with him She recognized the
corpse Of the dead woman as that Of Justice
Young's mother. The grief Of the son in thus be-
holding his mother cannot be described. He was
devotedly attached to her, and provided for her
every want. They lived together at the corner Of
Twelfth street and Christy avenue, and Mrs. Young
frequently left home to visit her friends ex-RecOrd
er Youngs family III Division street) As she some
times stayed day or two with her friends, her
was not alarmed at her absence. The matter is en-
shrouded in mystery. 1t is supposed the deceased
went to the house of her friend and stayed till quite
late hour, and then started for home; that she
wSylaid on the road and murdered.