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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

SILENT INFLUENCE.-It is the bubbling spring
which flows gently, the little rivulet which runs
along, day and night, by the farm house, that is
useful rather than the swollen food or the warning
cataract. Niagara exctes our wonder, and we
stand amazed at the power and greatness of God
there, as He "pours it from His hollow hand
But one Niagara is enough for the continent or
the world, while the same world requires thou.
sands and of thousands of silver fountains and
gently flowing rivuets, that water every farm and
meadow, and every garden, and that shall flow on
every day, and every night with their gentle quiet
beauty. So with the acts of our lives 1t is not
by great Deeds like those of the martyrs that good
ia to be done it is by the daily and quiet virtues
the spirit Of forgiveness, in the husband the wife,
the father the mother the brother the sister, the
friend the neighbor, that good is to be done -Reu
Isaac Barnes
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

$3.50 prizes amounting to s2o4. eco
Whole Tickets slo; a hare; 3; agsIseTs $50.
The Numbers from / to 81. 000 corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
.ip. of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel.
The first 2l2 prizes similarly printed and encr cled
are pacsd in another wheel.
The wheels are then revo.ved and number is
drawn from the wheel CT Numbers, and st the same
tIme Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
ted 10 the audience, and registered by the Commits
riones the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.--The two preceding and
tn. two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
frat u Prizes will be entitled to the 48 Apprc xima
tinp Prjzes according to the scheme.
The s. 900 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the $50 900 prize
For example, If the number drawing the $50, 900
prize ends with Ne l. then all the tickets where the
number end, In will be entitled to $50. If the num-
ber ends with No. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50 and 10 on to
o. Certificates Of packages will be sold ct the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 whole Ticteu...... $50
~ nail ..'... 4u
" 10 quarter ...... 20
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered. en- receipt of which they will be forwarded
By the first mail Purchasers have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate
The List of Drawn Numbers aud Prizes will be
sent to pure chssers in edstely after the drawing.
IL Purchasers will please write their signatures
paIn and give their Post Office, County and State.
q Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction
~ AL prizes of 3 900 and under, paid immedi-
s'ely after the drawing-other prizes at tho usual
time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
8. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga,
ia 10 s. SWAN, MONTGOMERY, Ala
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EXTENSIVE HEATING APPARArus-A gentle.
man named Hull proposes to lay steam pipe, six
inches In diameter, from New York TO Troy, and
throughout tha line Of the Erie canal by means Of
which be expects 70 keep the navigation open. by
preventing the formation Of Ice in The Hudson or
canal He is pesitioning the State Legislature for
permisson TO levy tolls for the support Of his pro
ject branch pipe to New York harbor might
be some benefit just now in keeping the navisation
oman sd
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The most industrious proof reader we remem-
Der. was lady to whom, at her request, We sent q
revise of an article she had written for Us. As
ie IL. according to her account, she sat up all
night, and scratched them out with pen knife,
50 neatly that no one could perceive them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

FREE NEGRoEs.--The citizens Of King and
Queen county, Va, propose to hold meeting ~
sir next court for Che purpose Of petitioning the
Legislature in regard to some dispcsision Of the
free negroes Of the State.
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PLAN of Hwnn "a Ca.,s Lafferie.

-, $1,000 numbers corresponding with those On the
are placed in one wheel The prizes are placed
"a another wheel. number il drawn from the mum.
oeI wheel and at the same time prize Is drawn from
the other wheel The prize drawn IL placsd s.sinst
, hemoer drawn This operation is repeated until
hil the prizes Are drawn out
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Incose the money to our address for the Tickets
S,asrod on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
., Ine nat Of drawn numbers and prizes will be ssnt
70 PnIensseH Immediately after the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their Gsns stures
V'sn. snd give their post office, county and State
~ Remember. that every prize 10 drawn and pay.
aols 10 full without deduotion
s,sH All prizes cf $1,000 and under, paid imms.
time Of 80 days. N'-1'
81 n communications strictly son6deptial.
All tickets cashed or ronswcd In athar t,sksts 1t
either Office. IN o'"'' asls ss
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A calied couSs u coon % be hsld b FraSklin
county, Mo-. % try Worrell and Dfough, ths mus.
rsrsrs Of Ms. GordQa. formerly of Fredsrieas.
burg, Va
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ARREST OF MUkDERER.-A man named Ru
fus Hopkins has been arrested in Washington
county, Missouri, for the murder of Mr.. B. Hanson
A correspondent of the st. Louis Leader gives the
following summary of the evidence against the
prisoner:
sThe day after Mr. Hanson was missing, it ap,
pears that this man Hopkins stated to several per.
sons in one of our country stores, that he had
killed large buck, which he had left ia the woods
giving as a reason for this strange way of doing
that he was in a hurry and could not take it home
and the place described, where he said he had
killed the buck, is the very identical spot where
the body of Mr.. Hanson was found by his friends
This incauiious disclosure on the part Of Hopkins
therefore, led to his arrest, when it was furthe,
discovered that the ball which was extracted from
the body of the murdered man, and which was
not at all damaged fitted precisely the prisoners
rifle and the mould belonging to the same, and Is Of
exact likeness to other balls found In the prisoner
possession, all which were brought ia evidence
before the justice, and tended to his commitment
and are preserved, TO be brought As further evil
dence a. the trial before the Circuit Court"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

FLOUR During the year 1856. there were re
ceiyed In Boston from Frsdericksburg II 3e3 bar
rels of -four; from Georgetown ll,0l4 nom Al
srandria %. 34s; and from Richmond, 1904 bar
reia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

A IniCAN HOTkL.-I have this day
;n,. so,d snd conveyed to Mr.. VIM. B. Bishop, the
,na. oien o. John Brown. Esq, In the lease furpi.
tae' ,N' eocd VIII, &c. Of the American HoteI and so-
~. eon.inus ace OF ths iberst patronage Of the
tor. Wn g .ksSYss~'
Jan J, 1907 Committee Of J. J. Brown.
The undsrsIsnsd, hsvipG taken d lease. for term
yeas On Che Americas Hotel, respectfully solisits
shase OF patronage from his friends and the public
p'eoses himself that effort on his part shall be
s'ec 70 render bis quests comfortable and 10 eus
''sa me present repugation Of the house.
gx-h w. B. BISHOP
III AND PAINT MILLS, Paint acrn6s,
co. Sssn and Conutef Dustsrs, and PAINTEn1
ooLvhS, fIesh sad OF the best quality Tor sale by
sU WM. BkTfLER 4 co.
lAvlDEND:--The PYestaonk nna Direc
son Of the Exchange Bsnk Of virginis have de-
uaea ssemi-annasi Dividend Of 81 per cent sub
jse' 70 ds1uctios Of per sent bonus, payshis %
the i2sh insant, W..P. sTkbTnER,
~s-Iw CashieA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

RAT CATcHERs OF San FRANCISCO. There
exists In San Francisco . numerous class Of per-
sons whose only vocation consiats In catching rats
and preparing their skins for expectation. This
business Is mostly confined to . few Freuchmen
who have In their employ number of Cinnamon,
well skilled in the art Atnight, while the greater
portion of the people are asleep. John China
man. Ia wide awake and pursuing his calling. In
fact, he might be called . professional "rstter;'
Tor be Is % we'll versed Scotch terrier Ia the
most approved method Of taking them. The San
Francisco Herald gives the following account Of
this singular resort Of human ingenuity:
The wharves along the water front of the city
ara nightly frequented by the rat catchers but In
most cases they seek the solated places in the outs
skirts Of the city where the rats fatteu on this gar
bsge thrown from the slaughter houses to set their
traps. These traps are square boxes about two
feet long, and of the same width, and some eigh.
teen inches deep, the top and bottom constructed
OF wood and the sides wire net. Each one has
several opening on the sdes with the wire invert.
Cd, 20 that when rat enters it is almost imposs-
Ole for him to make his escape by the way he
came 10. Each Chiraman Is provided with two of
these traps When about starting out he bsits
toem and then selects suitable place to set them
After having done this he retires short distance
to watch his game. If the bait takes well he does
not wait long before the traps are full. If game is
not so plenty he moves on to another locality and
repeats the same operation.
In this manner he proceeds until he has made q
good haul" when be retraces his steps home.
wards, and deposits bis traps in 4 receptacle pro-
vdedf the purpose This place usually consists of
aarse dry goods box with apertures here and there
covered with wire. The rats placed In It and in
the day time are suffocated by means of charcoal
Each Chinaman, with any kind of good luck, very
often succeeds in taking from one to two hundred
rats night. These are sold to the parties who
employ them a. so much per dozen. who derive
considerable profit from the business. The skins
are dried and tied up in small packages of fifty
each, ready for expectation. They are sent to
Paris, and there manufactured into what are call.
ed hid gloves, and returned to us "Alexandre's
best" which may be seen displayed in the windows
Of our fancy dry.goods stores.
Our Chinese residents readily adapt themselves
to any kind of industry, however disagreeable
that promises . reward for their labor The catch
ing of rats cannot be revolving to them as might
be expected as 1t Is said the animal, when cooked
and served up in Celestial style, forms an impor-
tant item in their Cuisine.
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CHASTAIN WHITE. LAwRENcE S. MARYE
WHITE q MA K Is, attorneys at Law,
w RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
of Richmond City, the counties of Henrieo. Hano-
YER, Caroline, Chesterfield and 0oochiand; and the
District Court Of Appeals at Fredericksburg.
LAWRENCE 8 MARYE 10 Notary Public, and
Commissioner of the United States Court Of Claims
Office over z. B. spence's, corner of Governor and
Main streets. ~ ~
CHAsTAIN WHITE will have sn Office at Ash,
land, Hanover county. ja t9-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

THE FRENCH LAN0uA0E.-The French Acad
emy alone has the power Of ehangine and amsndr
log tho French language. Ten vears aeo thia
body was charged BY Government 10 oommencs q
eomplste and thorough rsvision Of The dictionary
The labor was commsncsd. and has progsesesd 10
has been going on for some weeks on the word
boulevard" which they havs II lengsh Assidsd
shall be no longer spsf with Anal 4. The I
prevailed. n. Eugene Scribe eontsnded thas she
word should b spslt without or d, thns, 0enie-
war;
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How BACON THIEF Cor CLEAR The Mont
A

HOW BACON THIEF GoT CLEAR The Mont
gomery Advertiser states:
A man out West somewhere, being inclined for
stealing bacon went to lawyer and told him bis
case The lawyer, strange to say, advised him to
sestle-but the man said no, he had . right to o
tried by jury and lawyer to defend him. The
case came up, and the witness swore up to the hub
against the man. 1t was clear case to al, even
to the attorney who argued for the bacon.stealer.
The jury went out, and soon returned with yer
dict, mot guilty" The man thrust his thumb into
his vest pocket and went ont of the courthouse
whistllng Yankee Doodle" The next day his
lawyer met him and asked him how under heaven
he got clear Of that case. "Now, squire" said the
client, "Ill tell you how the thing was done. hut
you needn't say anything about 1t. Eleven Of the
jury had some of the bacon"
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40 Prizes amounting S526 COO
Whole Tickets SIS; Halves $s; Quarters ga
Eighths 81
Tho first 2l9 prizes decided In the usual man.
The 1900 Prizes Of $50 will be determined by III
Iss. hgute Of the number that draws the $4,000
prizes For example, il the number drawing the
Sboo0 prize ends with No. |, then all the tickets
where the number ends In will be entitled TO $50
IL the mum Der ends with No. 2, then oil the Tickets
where the number ends in will be sn,itiea to $50
and on to O. Wv
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the follow.
ina rates, which is the risk
Certi6catee of package of 10 whole ticket. sIoo
Do. do 10 half do n
Do. do 10 onart.r AZ OF
Do. do 10 s;ghts H. ,SI
Aadtess orders for tickets certificates either to
.. SWAN CO.. Atlanta, Ca or
3. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala, or
3. SWAN, Box 200, Mobile, Ala.
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JAMES r. CREEssHAw. B. X. WELLFoRD, JR .
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
VIII practice In the Superior and Inferior Courts
of Richmond city and adjscent counties, and the
Federal Courts held in Richm ond and Norfolk. ~
n Office, Governor street, second door from
Franklin street. ja 5-dlmcSm
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J. r. MORTON, JAS. M ARMISTEAD,
(Late of Farmville) Late Of Cumberland eo.,)
JOSEPH BLANToN
(Of Cumberland eountv.)
MORTON, ARMISTEAD & CO., Com.
lNl MISSION MERCHANTS. opposite Snoekoe Ware
house. Richmond Va, will give special attention to
the sale of all kinds of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted to them,
~ LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce either
In cash or Guano dc 19-dAc6m
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D. B. BRfpGFo2D, n. rINsLxy FArE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
KIDGFORD dk CO., General Commls.
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants On die Dock,
inhr VI
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l.. MONTAGuR. Sign AND ORNA.

T l.: MONTAGUE, SIGN AND ORNA.
LIZ MENTAL PAINT EK, Bank Street, corner Of
18th, Richmond, Virginia, continues to execute all
kinds of work in his line in the best manner and
highest style of his ART and the lowest possible
terms. All who are in want Of SIGNS, will hod it
to their interest to call on him. b,
Country Merchants who wish to procure Signs, can
have them done at this establishment and securely
packed and forwarded to any part of Virginia or
North Carolina at short notice. A cell solicited.
de 20-dta
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CHARCOAL AND SAusAa "A youthful French
man received from his love the followios letter !:
"Isadore you have abandoned me; that 70 the
recompense for my virtue. My landlord win wait
no longer come to night, or shall sleep IN the
room with q charcoal furnace. NAEcHIE."
Isadore was In no hurry. He went the nextday
TO see her corpse The furnace was burning, and
his own Nanchie was-frying sausages!
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SIulS q PLEAsANTS,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS

GENEHAL AGENTS,
18th Street, near Cary, Richmond, Va.
Offer their services for the sale of all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE, RENTING HOUSES,
HIRING NEGROES and all matters pertaining TO
q General agency. 54I-
COLLECTIONS in the City and Country attended
to- and remttances promptly made
THOMAS Z. SIMS JOSEPH B. PEASANTS
ia14-1m
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Peter Cunningham was once telling before
Douglas Jerrold Of strange dish he had Just dined
on. "Such dish! Nobody could guess Il !" He
Of course provoked the query. What was itr'--
"Calves' tails, said Peter. Extremes meat" ex
claimed Jerrold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

AOHN w. DAVIES.
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH sTs.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door sills, To-
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron ALL
ing. First Premium awarded BY the Mechsnis6 In.
stitute and Agricultural Society Of Virginia.
te I0-ts
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w. B. GREEN. y. w. BVBs0N.
u PaoDUCE CoMMfssiON MERCHANTS,
Richmond, Va.
JOHN BOOKER, SALESMAN.
EYr- Office on Cary street, between l2th and 18th.
i. I2-dhw3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

NEW YEARS DAY IN NEW ORLEANs.-Accord.
Ing to the New Orleans Delta, the opening of the
new year in that vicinity was marked by strange
events. That paper says:
1t came, this vaunted New Year, sung by poets
and heralded by paragraphists-with sneakng,
cowardy, brutal murder In its train-wth death
aud the stencil of damnation at its eide. The
Mayor enjoys himself his friends ditto; the police
are as efficient as excellent old friend, Forno,
can make them; but, whether the authorities are
sad or merry, capable or incapable it appears th at
the murderous scenes commenced at the Horse
Stat On, ON the line of the Lafayette and Carroon
cars are certain to continue. Men have been
knocked down and stabbed near Henderson's
drinking house-some merely wounded, some
killed-continuously for several weeks, and no ar
rests have been made. On New Years night the
most cold blooded and deliberate murders were
committed by the gang engaged in this business,
and as everybody knows politics or political ex-
element had nothing to do with the outrages.
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HOOPS The great feature of fashionable cos
tume-the hoop-is said to be of Spanish origin
In 1899 an edict was proclaimed in Madrid which
condemned a woman, who possessed one of the
prescribed garments, to pay q fine of 10000 mar.
vedis-a small coin-and to the confscation of the
pettcoat. The edict was strictly executed. A
journal of the time tells US that two coniscated
tournures were exposed on the balcony of the
prison. much to the amusement of the population.
But feminine independence braved the danger,
and few years later q struggle took place In the
streets of Madrid between the women and the
police, who endeavored to enforce the obnoxious
law and blood was shed in defence of the gigantic
skirts 1t was only in 1860, that the ambitious
bulgipg Of the skirts disappeared under the rigors
of the law, aided by the satires of the theatres
aud the journals
The editor of the Albany Atlas and Argus has
discovered that the hooped petticoat was the pre-
cursor of the balloon. GAS one of the laundry
women of Paris" he says, twas hanging one Of
these skirts to dry, gathered and fastened at the
waist, she accidentally placed a pot of burning
charcoal beneath. and In few minutes was
surprised to it rise in the air, and gently sail
off, as if it aspired to the uses of some seraph
above. One of the brothers Montgolfier then an
apprentice boy, was . witness of the phenome-
non, and from 1t conceived the idea of balloon,
which was at first filled with heated air."
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DACON d baskerville, -.
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANxsl
Receive consignments Of Tobacco, Flour, Corni
Wheat &c. and give their personal attention to sales
Of same and keep constantly hand large and gene-
rs assortment Of Groceries, 8eed, Peruvian 0uano>
ia Na2T-AAv4o
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CAPITAL PRIZE
EF & go. NON NyIs II

ER o ", VU UT. ~
OUTHERN MILIThR VI CdDEMI LOTTERY
CIassN,
10 be drawn In the city of Mobile, Aabama in pub
lie, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY So 1857, on the Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
JOHN HURTEL and w. w. MAsUIRE, Esas, Com.
misaoners
600 Tfckets--3, x96 Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
TICKETS!
Brilliant SchemeI
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4 UMBkR AND MAHOGANY fAKD.--:
IL The subschbsr having purchassd the seQek anA
lessed the yard Of Messrs. b q. Whtfhe0 cor.
ner OF 10th and Cssy street viii continue tts Lam
Der and Mahogany business heretofore condncted ~
thcm and trasts BY strcs attention TO his eunness
to receive the patronage Of the ysde and a etners
spectfuIiy requests tho favorable sttention OF the
former yatrons Of Aessrs n. 9. VIII nse enA
feels confident, from his experience In ihs business,
will give satisfaction. ,vr-
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i fer sale privately, . large llot Of pine POPLAR,
my premises, lying in the county Of New Kent and
in about three miles of nsvgable water where yss-
sells can come, drawing II feet wster, and landing
good
This Timber lies on what il called St. Pster's
Church Road, leading to Chsmberayne's Old Miil
Bridge, Black Greek, and IN three mles OF Msjor
George w. r. Cus.is farm, called the White House.
Persons wishing &c establish Steam Saw Mill,
would do well to call and examine for Themselves
Terms easy A. c. MASON.
+ ioo SLc3mf
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Z Es:.,s. 8 8: ); SIs;iEsaas IsEasi;sE 5sss:si ::
j. 10 ~ ~ - ~ ~ s'.s'''s s s2
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4 (,AkD.-DR. HANDOLPH HARRISON,
~ Qate u. 8. Navy.l Office on Main. between 9Th
and 10th streets, opposite Corinthisn Hall.
ja6-Staw1m T,,
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