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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

THE SToRM.-Truly the clerk Of the
weather must be making love, or more
likely he is on spree, judging from his
forgetfulness of the weather adapted to the
season within the past week. He has given
cold, bleak January face as bright and
smiling as that of lovely May, and made
people think of the prophecy, And ye
shall not know the seasons but by the
leaves upon the trees" or words to that
effect. But on Friday night he fairly ex-
ceeded himself in strange doings. A thun-
ier-storm in January is thing that sell
dom happens; but such storm as took
place on Friday night, we venture to say,
has never before been heard of in Rich
mond. The skies which during the day
had been beautifully clear commenced to
cloud as the shades of evening fell, and at
nightfall Madame Luna's face could only
occasionally be seen. Fitful flashes in the
western horizon surprised people, and the
summer feeling in the atmosphere was won
drous strange for January, and foretold of
something coming that belonged to another
season. As the night wore on, the aspect
of the Heavens grew more threatening,
and almost as II o'clock was tolled large
drops of rain began to fall hard upon the
payemcnts. The struggling jewellers upon
the streets were put to flight homeward,
and the hackmcn Immediately y raised their
fees fifty per cent. The storm increased,
and in less than half an hour deluge Of
rain was falling incessantly, and Jupiter
forged his most powerful thunderbolts in
rapid succession. Flash after flash, peal
upon peal,-quick, vivid, and awful-and
one would think that Heavens whole artil-
lery corps was Gin battery, limbers to the
rear" The storm continued for several
hours with undiminished furor, and then
the angry clouds dispersed, leaving the sun
to shine upon Saturday morning as bright
ly as though its face had never been sha-
dowed.
The only damage we have heard of from
the storm was that inflicted upon the house
of Mrs. Lowry, on Union Hill, which was
struck by lightning. The building was
considerably injured, but no person about
was hurt.
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DOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA- as

Il BILE RESIDENCE on Grace between sass
wenty-ff.h and Twenty sixth streets containing
nine rooms, &C. with gas and wafer on the pre-
misses In nice repair, Laylng been painted, &c.
For rent, one OF those new and very desirable
FRAMED TENEMFN n on Twcnty.cighth bs-
tween Clay and Leigh streets, containing hVe
rooms, &c. with nice garden attached.
For rent, small FRAMED DIV ELLlNG on the
east side or Twerty-third between brHad ana mar
shall str eets, containing four rooms, &c.
For rent, Fra Ed IE ESEMENT on twenty
tr5t between Main and Franklin streets cont tlh-
Ing three rooms, &c.
sor rent BRICK DWELLING on Twcnty-third
between VI and streets, containing four rooms
Kitchen, &c. Apply 10 .,-,,,
IA 30-3t Real Fetata gents 1872 Main street.
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THE MoisE CAsE.-The argument in thi
case was concluded Saturday, and tim
taken by the Judge to consider.
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DWELLING-HOUS FOR RENT. "A
~ l Cirrr for rent the ID w ELL G-Eia
HOUSE on Twenty-ifh between Main and
Franklin streets. 1t contains eight rooms. "lth
gas and water on the prem lscs IL is IN compleEe
order, having been newly lifted mp: Appiyt 10
A. IT. BURR,
Cary between seventeenth and
M Ei,th...nufh
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CROEKERY, &c.

At COST,
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE,
PRIOR TO A DISSOLUTION.
W viii offer FoR TEN DAYS ONLY any portion
Il oar large stock Of
CHINA, GLASS, and EAHTHEHWARE,
PLATED WARE,
HvtsE-FUkNIsHiN6 and FANCY GOODS,
AT COST
FOR CASH OR CITY PAPER.
Cal! early and select bargains al cost.
GARY Il WILSON,
lron-front Building, 1895 Main street.
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sEEDSmEN, FLORISTS, &c.

EEESU GARDEN SEEDS.-Landrcth
/ HNtrA Esrly r;c,igm i"as, Early OXheart,
sugar Loaf flat Hutca GARY York Winning
.r'a, he'd 3utch. and other selss just rcccived by
l. W&tINr X. Druggist,
,4 aa--@. corner S,xih ana Rroad Streets
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UOR RENT, THAT VERY DESTRA-1 -
4 BILE BbICK HOUSE and PRENI ~ LII
situated the southeast corner of Grace and
rw"nly-eighth streets, conta!ni y eleven rooms
and other cunveniences, and Kitchen with four
rooms, smoke-house, coal and wood house stable
and carriage house. gus and water all in good re-
pair. Possession given Immediately Rent. $3.50.
e. ID. EAFHC,
Rnal Esi o 4 rnnt and a IIc, innccr.
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EOR RENT, MARKET FARM, sixteen
E acres, one and IA half miles from Richmond
Half an acre VINEYARD. Fruit, asparagus beds,
and strawberries on the place. and six acres In
wheat Small dwelling. which wil be put In good
order To 4 good tenant; stable, &c. For further
information apply to BILL u GoDDlS,
Real Estate gents and Auctioneers,
Ia 40 AZ 1908 Sain street.
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AUSTRIA.

Austria, it appears, has made all "snug"
for the approaching storm from Russia, who
mas a long memory for her desertio in the
Crimean war, and adds to the debt to be
bslanoed-her late bounding on of Turkey
against Greece.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

EOR RENT, TENEMENT on Bank "a
between : nth and tenth streets next to IL
derot $ and recently occupied by Mrs w. v.
Montague rs Il boar.ling-hDuSe, containing th!r.
teen rooms, with water, gas, &c. Possession al
once. Rent low. -
Il L..
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DOR RENT, by the month or year, @A
= HOUSE containing eight rooms, be- *
sides closets, with water the lot. 1t has Kitchen,
carriage house. stable &C. Is In gentee neigh
Dor hood distant about ii ve minutes walk from the
Id Marsct Terms very reasonable. and posses
ion given on or before February 10th. Address
hny 15s Richmond nOsofi il 3G-3tk
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 80

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY l, 1869.
Snn rises. s..........6.54 Moon rises. 90
sun sets. ..5.06 High tide, A. NJ. s.07
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

Spain is nest Of pretenders and conspi--
racies. However, the election for the Cortes
will take place on the 18th, after which
comes &C the tug of war;" According to the
cepsus of 1860, the population of Spain is
Is, SIS, ,53l; of which number 1900, 900 are
males. About twenty-three per cent.of the
nonulation will exercise the right Of fran
chise-the qualification being twenty-five
wears of age. Excluding 22o,eoo l5z1 iJ
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g7OR RENT LARGE FRAMED a.

EOR RENT, \ LARGE FRAMED 81
4 HOUSE, on the east side OF Mechanics EssS
lie turnpike, near Ncuatlc street, containing SIN
rooms, and other congenienccs. kcht, S!2.so Il
month.
Also, STORE on Broad Street, near Trinity
church.
Also two FRI MED TEMTMTNTS on New
street near Union station. E. ID. EAFHD,
Ia S0-3t Real Estate gent and uCtlOnecr.
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DIPLOMATIC DINNERS

Lord Lyons has given his frstof diplo-
matte dinners. Nearly all the invited were
=" American COUSINS" and the loving cup
was drained to the last drop. " Let us be
friends y was the order of the evening. The
American Minister must have been content,
The Second dinner, ali Bismarck's people
will be invited, and so on till the end ofthe
chapter. Greece might come in for q scrap
party. g a5-I
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RitI1wolld 1ispattIt.
M0NDAY......... FEBRUARY l, 1869

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINkD CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

rvfTry OF THE OLD D0MiNlOS IRON ANp)
hAIL WORKS COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA. January 2S. 1869
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
shareholders Of thts Company will he held at
~, ~'ry,.. IA this city, cu MONDAY, February
r. a,f?M +. I. BbANKESSHIP,
A.s-T Commercial gent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

w WANTED, $4,000 HOOP-POLEs,-
w Hickory and " hite Oak-eight feet long.
Inquire ut JOHN A. SIEDERAIAY YEK'S,
corner OF Tenth and Byrd streets, Richmond.
f. l-MSIu2wk
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HOUSE FOR RENT.-That very de- 81:
4 strable STORE ard DWELLING nowEaA
occupied bv Julius Meyer dry goods store on
Broad between !tith and sixth streets for rent TO
a good tenant Possession given February 18th,
Is6a hnplvto ANDREW PIIXINI,
|. s0tw s07 Bread street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

WANSTT,EEDD,s AN ,EDsAn 4 GOOD ,t, COOK, ,, WASHER, nR3
recommendations required. Apply ut office
ia 3O--S, NJ &WIN GALLEGO MILLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

TOR RENT, TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
l. OF LAND, part of the Ritchie tract, n ar
1'8mp Grant and another lot, Of about The same
QUANTITY near Mr. Valentine Heckler's and Fair
field Race Course Possessi' II III one.
/. oqst j. l.. kPPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

E1OR RENT, THREE VERY PLEASANT
e. ROOMS. 70 4 good tenant the rent Will he
moderate. For further information apply on the
premises, on T~enIy-ffth street. Union Hill. be-
f.gprn ; q nd u streets ia 30-3Lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

The Emperor is certainly "the man OF
the pcr:od.' He is about making senators
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

EOR RENT, a neat and comfortable GA
q BRICK DWELLING a. the corner ofksea
Fifth and Baker streets containing five rooms
gas and city water on The premises !; kitchen With
two rooms. Possession at once. Apply TO
iao7-6t j. T.. APPERS0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01
WANTS,

EATANTED, an EXPERIENCED NURSE,
w who can come well recommended. apply al
corner of Franklin and ighth streets.
fr l-eOu3t< j B. YOUNG,
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: O. 0. F.-Thc members Of ,,,pg.ys1,,

Q. 0. F.-Thc members Of .,,>sg2gss4.,
fgyFHRSaN LODGE, No, l. : <tSSSSss
!, u. T.. will aitead / regular y - ~ sss -
,refiaeof 'h.!r Lodge y! their lodge >s>'@Ev&>>
-, In rH3.EcIluNgS' Hall. on MONDAY EVE
>f>E February iSt. 1t IS expected III ii every
...r.rr- af the Lodge that possibly do so viii
,,.lG as N.thly important business will be trans
,-:.d.
..,ss,.t t1ai"od.
Eyu-tcs ot The Lodge.
.ORERT RhLSTON. y. G..
stvrYt MURRAY. Secretary. IL So-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

EsOR RENT, the BASEMENT ROOMS ga
of residence No. SIS Marshall street asssa
de il ~ SN--' kRMIsTEAD 4 CARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

EOR RENT, the WHOLE or POR- a
q TON OF the very desirable DWELLING, kAS
No 5l6 an the west side OF Seventh between Clay
and Leigh streets city gas and water on the pre-
misses. Gent moderate. Apply To K. MAYO, IT..
ON the ,re,n ises IN 29-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

In Italy the "millers' strike" is be-
coming less alarming. The Chambers could
levy tax on the grinding Of corn, but
they overlooked the possible " stoppage OF
the mills" The Italian millers resemble
much their celebrated brother of the Dee,
which history records:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

EOR RENT OR LEASE, IN THE @A
E TOWN OF CHARLOTTESFILLE. n AtA
large and handsome PRIVATE- RESIDENCE.
with servants houses, stable, carrlage ice, corn,
smoke and COW houses, together With four or i've
acres Of ground, which embrace 4 -well-shaded
yard, fine garden tweu stocked with fruit treesh
and q large hOrse-lot and truck-patch. For fur-
ther Information apply To the undersigned or to
his agents In Charlottesville, Messrs. DUKE x
JONES. attorneys at law. Z z. ii. 1LETT,
la 2G-lm '-.,.fr Law Office 1904 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

"!.h OF without glass, Of any sizc. furnished 4,
short notice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

The civil docket of the Hustings Cour
will be called this morning ct 10 o'clock.
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AWsTSEfE ENTS.

,oUyNY RED AND HIS WIFE.
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FESTIVAL

Social and religious festivals have tcrmi-
mated. Twelfth Night" was never more
generally observed, and the consumption
of "cakes" with the lucky beans must
have been tremendous. Whoever obtains
that portion of the cake with bean is the
"king" Of the evening-a gentleman, be it
understood, as the Salique law is inexora-
BILE. He commands the revels, and is a
perfect autocrat, disobedience or treason
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w ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, MN ! l., ,5 A Me- NEAT. E
4 private family OF good standing for Virgins
gentleman and his wife. Location preferred near
Or. Hoge's church. References exchanged. Adj
dress stating terms, ETC., postoilce box 100.
IA
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T@iE progress If Life la>lra,.,e II t.e -
] feo States proves t.is great crnrni.ig
triumph cf modern science aud ph5luntt.o-
ply 70 be one q! Tie uls-Yeloas i,atu;es OF Ur~
social ecouos3v
The wisdom .! al, aEes his devised Moth
lrs thai compares !, iii i. = j. ; -:!anl.e>.-
y good, That i = G,.t5cHs. - Sc !,l9 an IL
teii'Ge;. alar. s. "a roPer cohcer'!! ior TIC
et..tcft a. Y-o'es.. q O. ',s family, caL ia,i
TO avail hin.seiir - ocac.:,s.
Life Insararco leaves lc.,,i~ money 70 set
tie estates - Advantage. 1t will prevent
sacrifice of properly if a mat lie in debt, !
Is subject 70 no Tux during HE, nor Urpaa'
Cour. expenses after death lis exempt by
law !rcm deot. 1t Is rapidly becoming !
rule that =. men Of just attr loutes insure.
OuI MARYLAND Cor pauy cHUnaends its:lt
70 the confidence AID patronage o. oar peo-
pie IN al! parts Of tie State Its d'roc,ors are
men Of hnowa integrity aGd absi!ty 10 =" nom
the public may look with confidence f1r
just aud careful supervision Of Is affairs. II
n ust he clear to every Intelligent mlHd that
if we would ecurcthe largest prosperity =
our State and people Individually, We must
build up eur Institutions and Keep our caPl
al at home.
State annually FOR Insurance been invested al
home, it would Aeve tod favcrAb,y upon our
own wealth and commerce. This IS empAa,-
caly OUR COMPANY gotten UP by Cur Bksr
merchants 10 afford the opportunity for al
80 insure without sending the money on; of
our own State. The Affairs q the Company
ae mar1ged with ecoucmv.
Such has bcen,ou ;aalked success that We
were able after the second year to declare
and pay in CASH as large dividends IS the OIL
BEST and LARGEST company III the United
States. The Company feel greatly encour-
aged by the patronage and cooperation they
have rccei we'd. and solicit . continuance Of
the same The laws ii trade commerce,
s.tfrespect and self-intercst cnune 10 make
this the Cmfany for US.
Now. dear sirs. in view az al the aGyat.ta
sts Of Life Insurance as an investment-the
uncertainty Of hfe-the strong claims Of vi te
and children upon husband and tather-thc
uncertainty Of business. and all the ordinary
forms Of Investments it uoI the moral duty
ofeycr, man 10 put somethinsln form that
vii prev, ut want MD distress. or trouble on
the part OF those ne loves
BY all means Insure, and do i at once il
the Maryland Company. The Ulcers Of this
Company are
GEO P THOMAS, President.
4 \ FORD, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, Geo II Iiner,
Alien a Chapman, Thomas Cassard,
Geo Thomas, William neyrics,
Hugh Sisson, Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. ,Ir,
A } MYERS, State Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER 10
Judge Masruder, Judge Ford. Judge Ma
son, Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton and
Editor Of Beacon.
R9A j MYERS, the State Agent, viii he
in Lconaritown during the first week OF Conr.
to ransact the business Of the company, and
VIII also insure property IN Baltimore ComPan-
les.
Aug q, 1s6S-tf.
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TIE F4CT0RE GIRL.
Tac Blossom <tai .i.c BEl..

7ac Blossom essi .'.t G6l'..
tho scenes Of which arc ini4i;r., nar.
graphic and striking than chose cm5 hci
in any Of the sensational stree,-dramss
which now hold possession Of the stage
The Factory Girl viii bs slanos; I'M,
medistely followei by a new story 81 SUI
passing interest. from the pen Of } II
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CONTINUATION NOTICE.
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& Others.

In the Circuit Court OF ST. Mays county,
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No 1874 \ Z
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Super 1]I)os phate Of filne.

Extract Of a letter from Hnl. G. Cough,
Medleys Neck, St Mary's Co., Md,
January % 500.
Messrs. Herbert 4 Hairston, Baltimore, Nd.
GENTLEMEN - used Andrew Goes Su-
per-Phos phate OF Lime on my Corn crop
last spring at the rate OF rs lbs. to the acre
in the Hill, and it affords me pleasure to
state that the result was perfectly satlsfaeto-
~. Ny corn looked green and healthy du-
ring the whole season, the ear was well Ill
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