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

Tris.se q Isesges.. ;,Tne boy. ces.scss1
aSssointsd George u Reese Secretary. On motion
Of Robert q Boshsr the following preamble and re-
solutions were unanimously sdoptsd:
Whereaa ve have received the nd intelligence
that our beloved friend ana sehoolmsts, Jas Duxs
cocHaAH, was drowned. % Saturday lsst, while
4. g. sSs .ad sS.m
niai Of distress for our own los and sympsshiss Tor
theirs therefore.
rssmatou 70 the DEGREES Of Him whose thoughts are
NOT a. our thoughts and mot to murmur e thoe ways
which TO ~ inscfutsble, We must still express our
We have lost sehoslmate whose intelligence and
qurements unequsled BY any Of his and sur.
passed BY none, whose kindness and smiseiiity On,
unobtrusive manners made all who knew him love
him; that We show respect for the dead BY wear
ine the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
sssolvea, That copy Of these resolutions be sent
to the family ofthe deceased and be Published In the
city psper:,, 49, GEO. F. KEEsEE, sse'y;
UfTo John H. GfImer, ksq...sir: Hav-
ing hoard your name frequently mentioned In con-
q candidst. for the Office Of ATTORNEY FOR
THE COMMONWEALTH. we respectfully sub
init to you, in this public manner, the following
questions, and hope you will answer them through
the same chsnnsl Of communication:
lst. Are YOU now, or have you ever been. member
OF tn. Association, known a. the limited A"er'-
"a Did you, in the late Presidential election, vote
for Mr. Buchanan,
Sd. Should the United Amerisana or the American
party nominate ticket for the Charter Elections,
and the citizens in public meeting nominate an op.
posing ticket, without reference to their nominees
being Wings or Democrats for which ticket Will
4th If the American party should, in the Spring
elections for ths Senate and Legislature nominate
ticket and the citizens in public meeting nominate
an opposing ticket composed of two Wings and two
Democrats how would you vote!
5lh. Do you intend to be candidate for the once
Aprompt and decisive answer to each Of the above
question:, will crafty many of your fssna;
ja22-1t* shlChAoND.
wVirsiaia Historical Society-In CON.
sequence Of the extreme inclemency of the weather.
T rs the 9Th day Of February. 1857.
The Rev. MOSES D. HOGE will then denver tne
annual DISCOURSE Jazz"
rEaplendid Goods at Cost, and ut great
LY REDUCED PRIcEs.-To make room for our Spr1ng
purchases offer until the first OF March next the
following elegant and desirable Goods at greatly re-
duced prices and in many instances at PAINE COST
Our friends and the public are invited TO embrace
this opportunity supply themselves Win ZONE OF
at a great sacrifice.
Rich Brocade Flounced Silk Robes
Chene. Bayadere and Brocade Dress Silks
Beautiful Evening and Party Dress Goods
French and Irish Popns, ycry handsome
Valencia and Mouselin Flounced Robes
| Super. French Printed Mouse1in De Lalnes
Rich French Wool Dress Plaids
Gimpure, Maltese, Honiton and BRUSSELS Lace
Sets
Point Applique Point rAiquille and valeneiennes
do
Thread Lace trimmed, French Embroidered DO
Honiton and BRUSSELS Black Lace DO
Ladies' and Mems silk and Wool Shirts and Drawers
Plain and Printed Opera Flannels
Real and Patent Welsh do
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinss
Velvet and Clo'h Cloaks and Talmas
Stella and fine Bay State Shawls, 10.
PRICE WATKINS,
Dry Goods Dealers, No. l57 Main street.
js22-lm
TWe invite particular attention to the
sale, THIS MORNlN J, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, of the
elegant and valuable Furniture of Geo. 7. Paton at
negro girl The furniture is of the richest and hand
some st character, and is as good as new.
ia2l-It TAYLUR& WILLIAMS, Aucts.
- st. Charles Hotel,
WOODWARD NEWMAN, Proprietors.
GEO. J. ScAMMELL, Sup't
sES W.. W. RGs.sTsoS' Clerks.
r. W0od..The subscriber has now on
hand and will continue to keep constantly, large
supply of seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD, which
he is selling at the lowest market rates for cash.
Orders left with Messrs. Dabney Cooke, Mr..
Geo. A. Hundley, at the yard on Broad street, will
receive the most prompt attention.
ia 2i-1m* Successor to 8. N. Davis.