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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-12
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Hoase.-Mr. Barbouf
,or "A 4 reconsideration Of the vote referring the
.nbmsrinc telegraph bill TO the Postofice Com
mit,ee. The motion will be considered tomorrow
M. Washburue, Of Me-, from the COMMITTEES on
Elections, reported against Mr.. Whtfelds right 20
seat 10 the House ~ delegate frcm Kansas.
Mr. Oliver. of Mo from the same Committee
presented minority report in favor of Whitfield
Further proceedings were interrupted BY the
srrtva lof the members of the Senate, who an
nounced their rea diness to proceed to count the
votes for President and Vice President.
The court was proce eded with, aud the pre-. idine
officers Of both bodies announced the election OF
Buchanan and Breckenridge.
A question was raised rs to counting the vote Of
Wisconsin, the electors Of that State having met
on the Ith instead of the Jiof December.
The President of the Senate said no debate
on the question could be taken In convention.
The senate then retired, and discus sion on the
subject commenced in both hohses, which conifn-
ued Unit II Adjournment.
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NOVEL SIGHT persons, interested in me.
chanics, have lately visited the machine shop on
the north Of the Capitol extension in order TO sse
the novel sight of large column shaft IF Italian
lathe. By simple attachment TO the Iafhe the
ordinary gearing Of the slide rest aud ways ia
made to guide the tool that the delicate curve of
sntssis OF the shan is perfectly formed, ana the
the lathe, is reduced to the form of thu gentle
swelling shafts of the most admired columns 81
antiquity. Upon another lathe In the same shon
may be seen block of marble that Is being turn.
90 into base for the column These COLUMNS are
f1r the extension of the Pcs, Office Wasb;,, .,as
Star. "6'os
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4. Hsnchsstsr o, the morning NJ 18th inst. vi y,
Liam 0EOa0k MERaITr, sfssr fss hoafS H.
ases ssed yssu and months ..,.
H,s f3aerd sfll taks place from his fakberS teH
deeee, TO DAT, the fsih, ct 3 O'Clock, Z. IT,
ri ends sod scqusintances Of the faif5 sya
fully invited 70 sttepd vi,hout further NOTES.
FUNERAL NOTICE.-In consequence Of the de-
tentiou Of the. ears yesterday, the bur1si OF -.
MINTA r vifs OF VIM Fl. Plesssnts. has eee1
postponed till TO-DAY, ae 10 O'cioek. The nienos ~
~ fn,iI, and ~ Mr. sussnus g. Plsassnts are re.
spectfuy invited to attend the same from the depos
Of the r. r. and p. Railroad.
~The Funeral of Dr. John Msben, OF Amens'
I'M take place ct the First Presbyterisn ChurchtDI'
Moore's) Today, Thursday, ct 81 o'clock.
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AMERICAN FISH IN CUB,.-The Havsna cor.
respondent of the New York Times in abiding to
an ordinance lately promulgated admitting Amer.
lean fish free of duty, says:
I'VE have had an arrival of fre.h 6sb f.or, ".
Mest IN American bottom. The smack FrsnLiin
rlerce, Cspt Phillips, came In under American 40.
.oIs ana soia her fsh at eleven the pound Tbe
same was Afterwards retailrd to the public in tas
msl5es ct httss cents being about half the price
Usually AID tor this article. According to toe
sus ion mesh fish Is allowed to enter free of ali
aa!es the vessel paying only the usual tonnage and
poIt charges This sdectualiy puts an end to the
snameiai monopoly % long exercised by Senior mar.
~ the proprietor of ths Tecon theatre who has mad
On Immense fortune in the business have feauept-
yseen h'h 'oid IN this market as high ~ seventy.
hve cents the pound"
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From ST. DoMINGo.-By the way of Havana
we nave news from st. Domingo to the effect that
treated by the natives, and the fise and srms =.
the consulate torn down. The i've thousand stand
OF arms sent some time since from Havana were
mingo. ~ ~ Do
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htMARkABLE CASE -Talton B. Butler. a tim.
ger cutter OF Seriven county, Ga went to Ssvan
..au snSe Nnii"mss to sell timber, and was taken
sick, and it was thought, died. There being a boat
soaut to leave. lis remains were deposited in q
coma ana sent home. On opsniug the coffin after
US arrival, he was discovered to smile Medic Al
assistance .s was Immediately called. and 1t Is said
sh.t ne is list recovering He was in the coffin
nearly two Days aud nights
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DEAp-Gaies Seaton, a son of one of the edi .
tors OF the National Intelligencer, and formerly
lawyer of Richmond, Va, died in Wasbington
Monday last, aged 40 years.
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The RnrdeI, Murder.

New YORK Feb 1L-There is little additional
testimony 10 the BurdelI murder case. An attempt
was made to show that Eckel and Mrs Cunning
ham were the persons who entered the store to
purchase do gger, but the witness failed to lien
lily them. Mrs. Cunningham WAS committed to
tho ToInhs
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NORTH CARoLINIAN KILLED IN NICARAGUA.
Lieut. Tayloe, son Of Col. Joshua Tayloe. of the
.own OF Washington, N @, was killed ia q battle
,ousnt on the 2lst December last between the
Americans aud Costa Rtcans
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FIRE AT FORT SuLLlvAN.-The Officers
Quarters at Fort Sullivan, Maine, were destroved
ey nre on Wednesday last, and on the following
Jay Inc Soldiers" Quarters were nearly DESTROYED
AnS building was one hundred and twenty feet
oDg by forty wide. ''
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GsiLD BURHT.-A little sirl, child of Mr.. Mccov
sSo,ns on ~ Asaph street. Alexandra, Va. was ~
ss.e.;y burnt Tuesday morning. that it's life ~
wbish 60 Inc cnis was left al one In room. In
~nen its o,o'hes accidentally ltooh FIRE. and
hetfy consumed VIII the mothey ,.,,~,. "e'e
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FIRE IN NEW YORK -Taoo Lives Lost -Bosch's
ea'i ct warehouse, on Blocker street, n Y, was
burnt Tuesday m,rLiag-loss $50 900. Bosch and
his wife persisted in the flames
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NEW Music We have the "Ph9nir Vah.," q
new piece of music by Miss MARY ALLEN, of this
city, dedicated to ''Phmaix Fire Company" For
lie at the book stores
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Arrest tor PoisiriDg n Husband

Boston, FEBRUARY l0;-Davelopraepsss relatiDe
10 the death CT Gardner, the late post master ~
bingham, Mas have caHsed the arrest of biz
vile on suspicion tf poisoning him
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~ A Gard .-FelIOw.Cit'zen OF the Sfh
JUDICIAL DISTRICT: Many kind friends have already
prI posed mo to You a. a candidate for the JUDGE.
SHIP In our District. Much more ia compliance
with their wishes and opinions, than my own, sHsr
myself to you a. q candidate for that Office. I
fully conscious of the dignity and Importance of shs
office for which seek your snfrases. appreciate
fully the elevated standard of qualifications afford
ed by our late pure and able Judge. | only
pledge to you my best efforts to discharge the dues
of the Office, If you shall bestow il me. most
respectfully solicit your votes The election will be
held on the 18TH day of February next and may be
''A''- '''o' c. w. DABNEY.
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A. ID. Banks, Esq., editor Of the sou,h s;as n
Gsaociaf, says correspondent Of the Alsxsrdr..
nsadnei wiz BE- candidate for clerk Of the nsrt
Houseef Representative. "sA'
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- .,,.x A.s..... - The undersig sed IN N
0Ess,s ~ ~ ~. oss... fCIrY ASSESSOR and
@ H. tbsS ri 10 thr yo> Of the city of Rieh-
,nnnS for tnsir s,y,oyt st the approaching April
election. AD "h'iNS.
Re Tim
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- t-sty GssAgers--Ts the vssers 81 Kles.
100 - 1ssoeeffalIy. ssroaEcs myself esrsfdsas
fcS re. eisstisn to The ones Of CITY 0AU0ER
eortinas 20 dissharas she dulles pycmstiy sad fst
fully. AsD IVA
a. q
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a To the Voters of The I Wy OF nich.
MoNp-In reply to several inqssries .ns subject,
announce myself Candidate for TesA cs,Sr 20 me
oiihcc Of COMMENTARIES AYTOA 'Nhf TOR
the city of Richmond. ~,
fe 6-6tt X. z. DAN I'LL.
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v: Denis, Esq Of the N. O. Picsyune. and Il.
H., ~ o. considerable promise died on Saturday
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~ To the Voters of RichinOud ..Presenp
appearances indicating that there will be no party
nominations at the approaching Spring elections,
assin present my self a candidate for the Office of
CITY SERGEANT l make this announcement
earlier than intended. in answer to the many en-
guiries as to whether intend to be candidate.
PETER w. GRUBBS.
fe2--dtd
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~ To the Voters Of the CITY Of RiN q.
MoND.-l am ess6idat, SoT the offse of CiTA
GAUGER. and respectfully solicit your susras-s al
the Dext April election. SAMPSON JONE5-
fe Add
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IT; 6iddings. now ~ his homo In ohIo. I. i'm
prosiog IN health Strong erci,.ma.. I'M
fatal 70 him At any moment. my prove
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. DICKENS AS AN ACTOR The London Globe
has an account of play gotten up by Dickens, In
" hich thst gentlems took prominent part. The
Globe, after giving the plot Of the play, says:
Mr. Dickens, as may be supposed, was the heart.
broken Richard Wardour; and his performance
was display of tragic power, which has seldom
been surpassed. The gloomy moodiness, inter-
rupted by gusts of irritation, or bursting into sud-
den fits of passion the manner in which he con-
fided his friend the story Ct his wrongs, reveal
leg his deadly hate and cherished revenge; his
de sperate Joy when he departed, with bis destined
victim by his side, all had an appaiiog reality;
while The deep pshos of the closing scene thrilled
IT, rough every heart, and the audience by their
plauots and still by their tears, bore testl-
mony to the power of the actor. Next to Dickens
himself, his eldest daughter who personated Clara
NOV ed most strongly the feelings of the specta.
tors Her manner was remarkably unconveniion-
al, with nothing of the trick of theatrical art. 1t
was, however, full of simple grace, and her every
tone, look and gesture seemed to be the pure i'm
pulse of nature
The &C iGg of her sister and two of her reia-
tives partook ia smaller degree Of similar quail
ties. The old Highland woman, performed by Mrs.
Wills herself Scotch woman, and thoroughly
acquainted with the lapg uaga and manners of her
country-wasa striking representation, remarka-
bic for truth force and simplicity. Mr. Mark Lee
mons Crawford was full of maniiness and genial
warmth Mr. Collins himself gave much interest
TO the part # Frank and Mr.. Augustus Egg, as
the grumbling Cook, furnished much amusement
by hs quaint humor The subordinate parts were
carefully and effectively performed.
There was a beautiful overture, with some eff
fec;ive melo-dramat'c mus Q, by Mr.. FraDeesco
berger, a young composer of great merit, nicely
per ovmed by small chamber orchestra, consisting
OF ii rate players.
The afterpiece was Animal Magnetism, captsly
acted by MIR, Dickens, Mr.. Lemon, Mr.. Egg, Mr..
Dickens, Jr., and two young ladies who had ap-
peared In the play and the whole entertainments
seemed to give great delight to distinguished and
fashionable audience
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fully invited
FUNERAI
OIANINE INTKLLIGKNCE.

Port Of Richmond, FEB. li-Hgh Water o'clock
ARRIVED,
stesmsf City Of Richmond Mitchell, Philsdel-
mia. mds,. and pessengsfs. H. p Tnttle.
schr Ann Belle, North, Norfolk, mdse, w. u. Col
schr. Penas,l7auis Robertson, Philadelphia, COAL
p. uaAbsA
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CosaREss.-In the Senate, Thursday. hl
Pearce gave notice of his Intention to introduce
bill provide for the time and manner OF eiectlnk
u. s. Senators, by the Legislatures OF the sevelA
States Some additional documents were received
from the President relative to the procianCS'lon
Of martial law In Washington Territory, by uo''
Stevens.
Mr.. Rusk moved reference Of the ceidentia Is
of Graham Fitch, Senator elect from indiana indiana
moved "a an amendment, TO refer the, criden'i ala
to select committee which gave risa 70 ~; debate
In the House of Representatives., tne oiil 10 es-
tabsh the collection districts of the United States,
aud to define the ports Of entry, &C. was laid on
the table.
The question arose on the pending motion to
commit 10 the Committee OF the Whole on the
state of the Union, the submarne Telegraph bill
The amendmea, in the bill proposedby Mr. Pen
nincton was withdrawn. aud the motion TO commit
70 the Comni,tep OF The Whole was not agreed 10
yeas 80, nays lOl
The qut ion was then put on the motion to
fer the bill to the Committee Post Office Affairs
which was agreed to-yeas 90, nays 81.
The House then went into committee on the
Tariff question.
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- u,.s f,oussa ble.--Capt aamaei Ca
~iI1 be suoportea for the once 81 HIGH COH6T
lie 1t the ensuing ApEia sissfinn y
fe10~4t AAch sVSk&
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~Te ~ vsesrs q do CITY ~ RaesnssSs
.:spsssfslly 1880 EZssh $500 $500 g sss
~. HSstssss Cosrt, Of The city Of kishmoad.
- Is-sas J. n. 0ILMLn.
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ET'To MERCHANTS AND OTHEEs.- Merchant
and others wishing Check or Draft Books, engraved
il style Of elegance unsurpassed anywhere, can
obtain them at this Office. Persons desiring CHECKS
ENGRAVED, BILL HEADS, &c, &C.. surpass-
ing any thing in here, should call aud examine
specimen. at the Dispatch Counting ROOM
they can have them with such vignettes and orna-
ments as are in the specimens, with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Cheeks,
Drafts, Certificates of Deposit, Corporation Bonds
Bill Heads &c, eau be filed in the most sstisfsstory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants
Bankers, Corporation Offsers and others should ex.
anime opr specimens
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E%TO Many Vofcrs...Abscnce from Rich
mond prevented N earlier reply 10 your iaquiry-
aWhether or net would accept the Office Of City
"a most chesr5ul!y accept that office II elected
hut :. the same ttue, cannot consent to for any
~ ''hout the cooperation of my party Not
ounce va ,beiher 1t 70 the intention OF the Dame
,; , make nominations for the various city
ss $500 not J will simply say that I am canaL
Ssas .uS,set q, I. 'sir dscsion
aa''' Va. y Respectfully,
T.
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Mr.. VIM Gilmore Sin1rls. OF South Carolina,
leciured at the Smithsonian Institution in Wash :
ing.on, last Friday night.
DR. Isaac Anderson, for many years President
of the Maysville, Tenn, Female College, died on
the 9Th inst.
Lynch, arrived in Hampton Roads, Sunday ever
ing.
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~ READER Have you been wearing Truss
which hes chafsd ard annoyed you, and at the same
time as not retained youc rupture? If 50, call at
On DR.. SHERMAN, ard procure one Ct his ctirs-
tive Trasses. They set as easy to the body glove
to the hand, and will retain the most weighty RIP.
ture with perfect ease cure may be depended
upon whsn directions followed. DIR. vii
remain in Richmond until FRIDAY, 18th inst Office
over Bodeker's Drug st2re No ~, Main street
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e1Ts ehcyotcrs Of the Cssy - nirhmesN
I respectfully announce myself eandiaaes Tor -
Iecsion I'd the of5tcs Of CITY AEk0EANf. A
there arc % many candidates in The eeld who want
the flee, sIithst can Ssh 10 fair held, opsn snf
free fight.
f. 10 dido
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UNION TnkoLooIeAt syMsARf.

fftuce EDWARD 20, W.. feos ~, 1907
The roof Of this Instaasicn caught Ere to-day
strong wind was blowing, and but for the timely
discovery and prompt action Of the students, the
fame would, In Q few minutes, have been beyond
control, and the building destroyed This should
be sufficient warning to the friends of tie Io.ii'
tuition, and lead them at once to cover 1t win
slate or tin. Yours truly, Y.
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Hanover, goth Jssusry. 1857. js 2l-tds

~ The undersigned, at tho solicitation
of many freu6s irrespective Of politios parties,
50 sc.fuy presents himself candidate for the Of
ice OF CITY SERGEAN and solicits the citizens
Of Richmond generally to give him their support
n I5-dts ED. b. GAY.
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- Notice..--At the solicitation Of many
!. ends announce myself candidate for the office
n, ty Sergeant, at tie ensuing Municipal Eleotions
Ike this early announcement TO correct the mis-
In. m. It, and impression on the minds Of some,
.Sa,eTo. ID not be candidate.
Ns IN - " -
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~ For City Sergen at. The subscrihe
respectfully announces himself Candidate tor tns
Office of CRY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election,
ana win DO thankful for the support OF the voter Of
the city: HENRY w. ooAALGs'
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E0k sAIsk,.A ltsely Nsgrs Wsman. whs
Cary direct jail hs-0
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~ City Sergeant. I'm conformity to the
exrressed wishes of many of my friends announce
myself a. q candidate for the Office Of CITY SER.
.ctizsns to elect me, promise to discharge the
duties to the best of my ability.
in lS-lu 6EO. w. WILEY.
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hON'T MISTAKE THE PkICE..-Jnc06
- a. Levy 10 selling excellent Shifting at Sd. and
not 81 cts, - many road; he has Co,ton 1t 81 cts
but his Cd goods surpssses any ever offered Of that
st cd; Cloths; CsssimsTes; Twesds; Sattine.s ana
kerseys st reduced p.ises All kinds Of arees goods
&C cost; Linen Table Cioths st 6lt cts; Check Mae
lin at ls4 cts all kinds OF Emhroide;iss A. exceed
insly low pr'ceG ell Ainds of Domestic Costons at
hctoiy prices. JACOB LEVY,
10 " Is Main streef
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nH. JACkSON's PICTORIAL SYRUP,
Coushs Go. prepared ACCORDING TO III. formula Of
the celebrated d.. ssml Jackson, OF Phladeipt is,
where it has bsen used with grea: fuccess for many
years For sale by MEADE BAKER
Practical Chemists.
1885, n. w. corner Of Main and 10Th sts.
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"A GOODS The ladies will bear IN mind that
GoLDsMIr has only twenty days left to close ont
bis stock Of Trimmioss, .lnbroideriss. Millinery,
and White Goods. Gloves, Hosiery, Bands and Hand.
kerehiefs. Emb. SKIRTS, inf.nts' Waists, Cambric
and Swiss Edges and insertinss Cambria and Swiss
Muslins. Dimity Bands. Yarns Bracelets, EeckIacss
Cofssts Of every size such sacrifice Of goods %
that which will be offered 10 this short space tin
has not been heard OF very recently this ci,y: A.
such chances to purchase soods ON such favorable
tsrms, seldom met with, the ladies will avail
themselves of this opportunity to cali at
70 IL 0OLDSMIT'B Gus Broad NJ
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Auesis. Notice ;.hs .s, 9, q I.
nouses - E;sehea furniture, ssd Cieays, ke j,
1 eEIs nMVORNiN0, It 10 o'elsst, =. ons sscr:
fe IL e --------------
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED BY THE LEGIsLATURE OF VA
~ 6r,Fy

NALnNTlNkS. vALENTlNEs:
Just reserved stONEILLS Bookstore and
Library large collection of Valentines comic and
sentimental varying in price from three cents to five
dolIsrs JOHN O'NEILL,
Broad at, near 9th, Richno i'd. Va.
larse collection Of vocal and instrumental mu.
sic always on hand. fe Y 1T
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RAcON.-Bams, sides aua hhoulaers;
- Lard IN kegG hsrrinss No I, Clipped aaa CaYoss;
Aackerei, No ], In kitsj for sale BY
sIZsR & PHAUP
fef2 ~ Main street.
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1 Flour OF suFs:io quality. Tor sale BY
SlZEn PHAUP,
70 u ~ Main strset.
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r~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
moNp.-I an, candidate for the office of CITY Ser.
GEANT and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at the
IA TT THOMAS W. boswell
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DAnKkK, NIMllO & 60,
i NO. las, EAGLE SQUARE.
In order to reduse their present stock are selling
geods At greatly reduced Press- many Of them q
less thsn cost,
Mouslsnea. 81 ~ and Embroidaries
Dsmask Table Cloths great bargains
Fine Enslish Prints ct e1 70 10 CITE
1srsEe DsLsinss, at 10 to 20 ats
Fins Thread Lawn Hdkfs, ct Ia
Fine Hemstitehsd do, Il IS cts.
Wide Bieached sheetips az IS ets
!ine ~ blesehad ehinins. 1t 10 OTIS
great variety Of ee,vants' Ciothips It ansually
ow prices. fe III
( sANTON DlNNkk Walk, IL seIs and
separate pieces, now opening
fss STE8RlNs 1 PULLYN.
CLOvk2 skkD.-2OU AusAels prime Cis-
yer iced, Fecststne. tny ssle by
"n 5AOoN 1AskERyILL.
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GtCHOOL E..Tho exercises Of
y the school at Meadow Farm, in Hanover. will DO
resumed on Monday, 18th January, under the direc.
tioo Of MI G. F. BAGBY, q graduate of Columbian
College
Terms: For the scholastic year of ten months
$3.50 to be paid half annually. Pupils committed to
nv care will live with and be treated a. my own
children g. SfDNOh
D.c n I85S fe l2-2taw5x
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NNANTED.- n K Il RIO L. A b d h Tine
w James River and Kama 1ha Company, wsn,io
hire about eighteen able bodied Negro Men, to com
plets tie number required thu repairs OF the
fret division of the Canal during the present year
The hands waited, are ons Biscksmi'h six coca
Quarrymen, who csa drill. and eleven common IL.
b. rers Three OF the latter class, required 70
work the fret forty-tive miles o! the line, COM
ton of the line running through the counties Of Al
bemsrle, Nelson and Amherst-
FOR further psrticulsrs address the undersisnso :"
call at his Office on the Bann
L. l.. CHlNN, Superintendent,
ia i7--dkct1Mar J. r. ard X. CansI
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SPRING TRADE, iS57.-The attention
- of Merchants and dealers generally 10 respectful
ly called to our large and complete stock of China,
arthenware. Glass, Stenewarr, &c which . are
prepared to sell at low prices the same q DDS
be purchased of any re-packlng house here or
else here. Call and see
GEORGE j. SUMNER
Importer aud Dealer in China, Glass and
fe II Earthen ware, 81, Pearl or. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-12
1lAY AND LATbs--
II $50 bales prime HAY
40 600 sawed LATHS For sale by
SAMLP. HALVES, 18th ST.,
o,da DocL

a. nhUt ED. Il have removed nv Off &C
Il to the south side fthe Dock foot Of 18th street
Persons ordering wood and anthracite coal, will
please send their orders to the Offices orders for Co
YER Bill lemp coal may be loft with M D. WHT-
rQNG at Off &c the Petersburg RatlrOad Depot
All orders-wiH receive prompt attention
fe l5-N SAM'L r HAYES.