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MoNpAY, January Is, 1858.


House met at 10 o'clock, An.
Reports from committees received.
Mr.. Curtis introduced II. NJ. No. 2l
praying Congress to extinguish the rights
of the foreign corporations in Washington
Territory.
Read first time and
On motion of Mr. Irby,
Read second time under a suspension
Of the rules
On motion Of Mr. Taylor,
Was referred to committee OH Memorials
ii. B. No. "a read a second time and
On motion of Mr.. StiIman,
Was referred to committee on Roads and
Highways.
c. j. Il. No. 5 read second time and
On motion of Mr.. Anderson,
Was referred to the committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
Substitute for Ii. NJ. No. 8, praying for
the ratification of treaties with Indians Of
Washington Territory.
Read third time, and passed by vote
of l6 in the affirmative TO | / in the mega
tive.
II. NJ. No. Is, relative to the military
road from Steilacoom to Vancouver, re-
ported back from the committee on Memo
rials, coming up was,
On motion Of Mr.. Balch,
Read a third time and passed by unan-
imous vote
Substitute for II. b. No. 40, and G. b.
No. 4, "An act relating to prosecuting at
torney," read first time and laid on the ta-
BILE to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Meeker,
H. b. No. &c, was taken from the table
and
On motion Of Mr.. Kelly,
Referred to committee on Education.
On motion of Mr. Fletcher,
H. B. No. 55, (apportionment billy was
taken from the table.
Mr.. Bradshaw moved TO reject which
motion was lost by vote Of l3 in the af
frmative to Is in the negative.
Bill ordered to second reading.
II. B. No. 81, "An act authorizing the
county commissioners to put the convicts
of the county Jail to labor"
On motion of Mr.. Curtis,
Was taken from the table, read third
time and passed.
H. b. No. IL, Gan act relative to es-
trays" coming up, was,
On motion Of Mr.. Fletcher,
Referred to committee Of the whole
House.
Committee rose, reported progress, and
obtained leave to sit again on Thursday
next
II. B. No. 80, "An act to relocate the
Territorial University" coming up, was,
On motion of Mr.. Fletcher,
Amended by striking out Boisfort
Plain" and inserting " Cowlitz Farm Prai-
rie.n
Mr. Phillips moved to indefinitely post
pone pending which,
On motion Of Mr.. Guthrie,
Was postponed for further consideration
on the 2lst day Of January.
The House adjourned.
, 1858-02-05
Tuesday. January 10. 1858.

TUESDAY, January 10, 1858.
House met at 10 O'Clock,
Reports from committees received.
Mr.. Anderson in the Chair.
Mr. Bullard introduced II. j. Il. No
IA, relative to the adjournment of the Leg
islature on the 22d ult
Read first time, and rejected by vote
of 10 in the affirmative to 10 in the mega
tive.
Ii. b. No. 55 was read second time
and
On motion Of Mr. Fletcher,
Referred to committee on Counties
On motion of Mr.. Meeker,
Petition Of citizens Of Pierce county rel
ative to Territorial road, presented by Mr.
More, was referred to the committee on
Roads and Highways.
Ii. B. No. SO, IAN act declaring SC
much of the military road leading from
Vancouver to Fort Steilacoom as lies in
Thurston county Territorial road" re-
ported back from the committee on Roads
and Highways,
On motion Of Mr.. Guthrie,
vas reau Inru tlule anu PasscuI anu
title agreed to.
Substitute for II. b. No. 81, "An act to
locate Territorial road from Olympia, in
Thurston' county, to Stelacoom, in the
county Of Pierce, reported by the committee
on Roads and Highways, was read first
time, and ordered to a second reading.
IL. NJ No II, to the Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States, reported
back from the committee on Printing,
On motion of Mr. Van Cleaye,
Was read third time and passed.
II. NJ. No. Al reported back from the
committee on Judiciary with amendments
we're adopted aud
On motion Of Mr. Guthrie,
Was laid on the table to be printed.
Mr.. Speaker in the Chair.
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House met at the usual hour.
Several members being absent the House
adjourned without transacting any business.
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! On ny way 10 Raopshar.ost ..-~4.r..
- scnssy = CaIpspsr Q. H. ara wss sueh
pIsessd with the town aed tAs sursossSi.s -
sssso.s ssss sssssa ssS .i.s. ans s.Sss - s.s e
eompIeted, which has bssa built 6 tie cose q
$1,000. II stands on the Spot formsrly occnnieS 4.
the Jail, in which Leland, Ireland. ana sssss:s
other ministsrs we're imPrisoped asd Severely
iiens arc about Improving theis kouss of voesSis.
Tne Wavefly Hotel he's bean bought b. Rsv. ).
~. 0sorse and Mr. Smith, q $1,000. fheY uro.
pose converting 4 into Female Isstitafs. -
nsve employed an able corps of tssehers, Il wkick
Rev. M deorgs = principal. The military sskool.
under Mr.. Lehtloot, 10 in very prospsfpus oon.
dition. Commodi0us buildiuss arc bein9 sreelsd
20 accemmodate the Increased numbsr of etudenta
mat are expected next session Il deserves { lib
IIilL, In Rappahannock, ws fcnad The corn iookis.
pretty Well. In some usiGhbsrhoods tAs rains
had bean abundant. The tovn of Yiint HIM 4.
which there are Soma $50 inAsbitants, he's bseo
very much crowded fer several days in oonss.
tist Association. The opening sermon vas preach
ed BY Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Of Msdison e. IL Letters
we're read from ell Of the Baptist churches located
70 Madison. Ouipeper, and Rappahaunock This
oody has 1000 Communicates and much wealth,
iuesliigencc and influence. Besides the minisfers
belonging to tho Association, there we're several
nom other counties, among whom were Rev. J. A.
brcedus, Of Charlottesville; Rev. DR.. Broadua, OF
H!e0oIickso1rg; keve. Potndexter and Dckineon
OF Richmond; Rev. @. G. Biting, of Hanovsr: Rev
A. q. Harley, Of Accomac; Rsv. J. BERG, Of Baltk
more, and Rev. n. T. sumner, Of Alabama.
Rev. A. Il. Dickinson addressed the meeting In
behalf OF coiportaee, and was followed BY kev
B. Grinsley, Drs. Hill and Breadus and others
collection OF $500 was made for this Object
During the year the colporters within the bounds
Of the Association, bad visited 162s families auoue
whom they had distributed $3.50 worth Of rood
books.
Rev. A. NJ Poindexter spoke In favor Of Foreign
Missions, and much interest was excited IL that
cause. Rev. c. G. Biting spoke In behalf Of the
Baptist cause in the Crescent City. Rev. II. 7.
Summer made An appeal for the Indians, and rep-
resented the mission to that people a. being much
We did not learn the amount contrt
buted TO these several objects. "A
Two days have been spent In discussing the
claims Of different benevolent enterprises and 10
morrow (Friday.) will be devoted to preaching,
After which the Association will adjourn to meet
next year ut Mt. Zion, In Madison.
Last Tuesday, Mr.. Henry Strothsr committed
suicide IN this neighborhood by shooting himself
He was much respected and many hearts are made
aad by his death. Mrs.. had within few years
moved from this county to the West, and was
here yisiting bis relatives, among whom are some
OF the most Influential families in the communi-
~.
Daniel Underwood, Of Tyler county, Va. was
al no hA IN ofa xra~ ~ Get
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04
JUST REpRraAsp.-Barnev Loving a

JUsr RsPRIMAsD.-Barney Loving and
his wife Catherine, were before the Mayor yester.
day for abusing and threatening Mary Il. Roberts.
The complainant could forgive Barney for the blow
he had given her, but his wifes conduct she could
never overlook, and therefore prayed to have her
hands legally tied. Mrs. L. gave as o reason for
her conduct that Mrs. r. had taken improper lio.
critics with her son; and the Mayor, finding that
all the parties were more ready TO talk than to
tight, gave them proper reprimand and discharg.
ed the whole party, sss.s tt f-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

DANGBRoUs CoBDrrIoH. Mrs. Fleisch
er. wife of Selig Fleischer, a merchant of this
city, who was run over by an omnibus in New
York, abouta week ago and had hts leg fractured,
left here night before last to her husband who
was then believed to be In dying condition
p. S-A dispatch received yesterday stated that
Mr.. T. had died from his Injuries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04
LOW TIprs are the onIv drs

Low TIDES are the only draw back
now, to an abundance Of sora In the markets Per.
sons in the habit of bunting the marshes say they
literally alive with birds and all that IL neces-
sary to get them 70 the bag, is tide sufficiently
high to make them take wing when approached
by q boat. AN easterly wind is now devoutly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04
DECEIVED THIS DAY, per sohooners

~ Danviile and Oriana-
IS cases Braudy. Wines, Cordia's, &c
10 IS Sardnes (whole, half and or boxts)
~ doz Assorted Pickles
~ duz Olives and Capers
6n DIR ms Figs
Is drums SGltana Raisins
5 Casks Zante Currants
ls boxes Citron
10 trails Dates
20 boxes Sheiled Almonds
For seie by DAVID n JONES C0,
nu2I No T6 NJ ain streSt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04
BAD Rrsoar.-The court house il ono

DAD hES0RT.-The court house 1s one
Of the worst schools that boys can attend IL they
desire to be respectable and respected. The viest
characters and the most hdeous crimes are brought
70 light and the moral sight Of youth 10 not at all
improved by 10 king upon the foul picture Near
~ every morning there may be seen q number OF
boys hanging around the Mayor Court, drinking
in the biilingsgate slang and coarse remarks that
fall from the lips Of prisoners. Parents should see
to their children, and warn them to keep away
from this greet charna house of integrity and vr-
tue, If they wish to become men of respectablity.
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Youxo Roaus.-The lad Robert Black

00-S0 nv k"W .AsVUCHe DIdCK
we'll, arrested by Watchman Crone on suspicion
Of stealing $40 from William Davis toll gatherer,
On the Brooke plank road, will be called before
the Mayor next Monday for examination. Mr..
Davis supposes that about $l3 Of the $40 found
upon the boy, was stolen from him, as he had that
morning paid Robert six dollars and ten cents,
and discharged him. Robert had acted a. assist
ant toll gatherer, and no doubt pocketed the mo-
ney, piece BY piece, a. he received IL Ut the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04
mo COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-Dur,

i ing the past Summer We have greatly enlarged
and improved cur Store. an have new - large we'll
lighted and conveniently arranged sales rooms, ~
are to be 'ound IN our City. On our secosd foov we
the most desirable stock OF Fall and Winter Cloth
ing ever exhibited by us. to which we ask attsn-
tion as being eQaal In extent aud variety, TO any
stccxin the atate and superior In style and work.
manship. We manufacture our own stock under
every possible advantage. and are prepared to offer
satisfactory Inducements 20 purchasers. 10
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS
distinct and on seperAte ioorB but Merchants have
the privilege Of selecting from both stocks.
We respectfully solicit call frcm dea ers pIedg-
ing ourselves to make IL to their interest TO make
their purchases in this market
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.. =.
seq l02 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

FLAG PEDsENTArIoM.-On the Goth of
this month the Cadets Of Temperance of Rich
mond, are to be presented by the ladies with q
beautiful banner. The Cadets, We understand,
are prospering, and promise to do good deal to-
wards making cold water soldiers ont Of our city
lads. 60 in boys and take the pledge. You can
lose nothing by total abstinence from Intoxicating
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

Nor DISPOSED oY.-Lewis, slave to Fl.
G. jerks, charged with assauiting aud beating
VIM. John Clark. on Church Hill, last Saturday
night, was called before the Mayor yesterday for
examination, but owing to the iudisposition Of
Tuaadav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

Coal VAuLrs. having coal
vaults under the sidewalks cannot be too partieu-
lar about having the caps securely fastened. Mr..
Bigelow was seriously injured, day or two since,
by the giving way Of one Of these caps just - he
stepped upon IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

BURsIsG UP.-Tobacco growers are
loudly praying for rain, to save their crops from
entire destruction. The hillside corn is already
ruined, but there are other crops that may be ma
terially improved by . few gentle rains. sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

THA Gk1A9 dnAL1u HDoFe0U1t
TIE LIFE or TEE EL1BH - n au1 Dzosps-vh1ns
nesh looses - vitah9y me becomsS yslov -
pallid. the LIVER aisordeseds DyspsusAssal lnaiass
tOn follow, the sptrsts droop, nsIv0uaneoaeoananr
ces, and life becomes : burden. =.
HART6AORNkB HhALTH MA1TUH1x. o4s
.o,. ,o0 SSAHsARaATi.A e. sIada ... Soee "a
imparting new vi<ef end tome 70 scCnstitatioh =
paired BY disee.e hoDany oAusss IL feDoyo p
powers Of both sexes, gives bIooa - The jA1N
cheek, and makes enc joyous ard happy. 19oeQA
%sSi'i9fi z e iasss. Z :sisss:
plants, which In their very nature are exkanglnH
and debilitating. Ior DroDsya aosercDdcaisvsllss.
charm. Quart bottles u. smali bottles % esnts.
Sold By Pu1crIL LApD 70; fAlU AWu9seus
s!Hs Px1sssoH poDaHIE Iuy.n uaaIlck Co.! ~
AND DoWD1n. M NJ &~9&ouoU ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

NoIsY.-Michael UEhsy and his wife
Ann, have been held to bail to keep the peace and
appear before the Mayor on Monday, to answer the
charge Ut abusing and threatening Mrs. Sarah \.
Price, widow lady, who resides in the same bald
ing with them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

SG>Tc ~ 9unrnS: .. = - - IT, !
|D4f % snr11nSDe N1xR. = $3.50 49,.
n shss s.llss - = - 2 g sssessss ssS Z
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sc@iaon g - 9sSS -. = -. -. -
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{Sxns srasnr yousrS nSu@s ees g
4 T1nHpSd ! eefS$bu SS4ES = -
kSah1Shn1 ~ = A 1kY4k64 ~ 80
ySxr~racw fftS44 4Ikennw *
I0sss 3 ~ @rrrcx ~ saa tSaS -
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iR'ssa. Aaslis.z Y. -. - 81
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petSi1SS -, - rpsr.s,s,-a s--vssss ~ ~ .xsa
disses. cn Is;sS esessf. IN ~. ~ -.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

MO MONOPOLY-I. M. SINGER i
IN cos OELEERATEp NATIONAL SEWING
MaCHIN ES--orFIcE 2l7 MAIN STREET, kIcHMos4
VA.-We would most respectfully invite all 10 cal
aud examine our new stock Of Family. Plantatiot
and Leather Machines. which for durability AMI
beauty Of finish. cannot be surpassed by any. Oul
Machines are Sd constructed, that by the magicsl
changes tsay are msde to sew, hein, gather an(
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather to tho finest silk, satin or lace, OF any
description, without trouble. The simple con
structiou ease of management and saving of time
makes the Machine invaluable. and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work, will be found one of tht
prettsst and best in use; tits put up IN Rosewood
Mahogany or Ensmeed cases, 70 suit the parior OF
WORK roofs Cur agent. being = fine machinist ID
prepared repair Machines, and TO give the in
structiuns SO that the operators can ADJUST Their
Machines with all ease. Ladies will be instructed
at their residences aleo, SERVANTS desired, free o
charge. We invite all TO call and examine, where
ell possible attention will be paid by our lady vper
stors aud Agent to give explanations. whether they
purchase or not.
silk, Thread and Cotton. of all colors and descrip
tons Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent X
all on application By mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description, on
Ciotn or Leather. =
an 2.-Iy NIGER 4 co.
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REDUCTION In COKE.-The prices Of

Soft Lump IS per load.
soft Hail lCoke-..-...............-..-.....$ AIS do.
Hard Coks. both grades.-.-........ 40 do.
At these prices Coke is, all things considered the
Cheapest Fuel now offered or likely TO be Offered in
the market, during the coming season.
TERns-fasb on dsisrerE, demand.
BH- Yards corner 10th street and Basin and corner
Byrd and sth. South side Canal.
my fs-ts JNO j WERTH. Agent,
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RICHMOND. yuH1 le4n. ~
~To On u. KAH1:-D1AR bIx: l1o6l
Il duty sws 70 you. 10 Asenee y ~ Debls, -
neck, Of fifteen years standing, weighing pDwop1h
Of three pounds, without the uss ~ KAN, anA q
eminent phyGcians Of ny county, vho oGybo4 -
to have nothing oone viii il.
Yours. b. AA1Y J. 01U194
.-AG Dl- KAHNS once = The eoeneg q faeAg
Main streets. bN-eDe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

LAID 0vHR.-The charge against Law
renee Dennis Of threatening to assault and beat
Jacob Demelman, has been adjourned by the
Mayor until sbont the 5th of October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

Isykn1ioN AND IrraovsnExs.--0 --0ncs upou sfime.
. Frenchman tainted an Engiishman vith being
nationally deficient In the inventive fheulty sYour
nstion. !. aays The Gaseoa, .ha. no iussipssiop.
Tho Engiishmsn earsly answsred--.Psrhaps yoa
are right Take the Shirt for example; you invsnt.
ed the collar; He improved BY adding shs body ana
sleeves" We need scarcely add that Monsieur To-
dednitely cssed on hearing this retort-
surso ron DAx.GKs-Rsv. Zachary Raglan Of the
True Americau, SseuLeuyiiles Ohio, has susd Wn
3 Allison, cf the Herald, for $1,000. The elaim q
for damages done charactsr by An article puhr
lished in the Herald.
During the month Of August Loon varrants
we're issusd 70 sAsiafy which Is Loo acres of Aad
are necessary.
Lieut. Jsssph n. narnsy he's bssa esdsrsd = ~
Navy Yard as Norfolk.
Rev. James @. Michel, Of Gfsapsvills, Ala. has
accepted call 70 the prssbyterian chasch n e.
lem. Roanoke county, VI.
uushsnda Wy wsrs tse c{ciops nss ssr AZ
e.isiouists. 1eespee tAsy - 1ss - -
Tve,ty tbousaad dollars : vesk ere pAil est
for labor at tbs Rhiiadslphfs Gsvy yasd-
fhs Prss.dsas hss yssogsissd Hssnaa Qsopsht
: cousul e. - 0snad poehy - eax VetnAS, tcr
vitginia, Nesth Caselina. And oehsr seafe
d. Wm. -. WfIkinas planter q Loaisiass
disd II Laareneesi1lAs va.s = ~ lsa ~.
wn. Mass,sy, ekaras1 ~ bsi.9 . aees
e = 49, g e. ossss; = ~. ~ s.1 =.
issAs. -. ssss;s y. - - u 7 a ! s'sa.,s
'' - ~ 80 60. Ia,la =. ~. =
Eesissed M1elnel - Hes1nsse 1l.9ssee = ~
soia, = vlass = Mh svinssns ssnssse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

REoovsRED.-The little boy left on
4th street last Wednesday, by his mother, Who, u
vas thought had deserted him, has been rssnrned
to his parents --..'.- =
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THE DISPATCH
HYyA0. y. cow WAWnru.

ssrHE DAILY DrspArcu Il served 10 sah.
seyioess At slx kNp ayAArEh CGNr8 rKk WEEK. rAys
sble 10 the IArritr weekly. Price FOR mAilinx tla
yesr or ~ 80 for Elk months. Ia advance.
ss-raE sEMi-wEEKl,y DISPATCH h ssuu<a
every Tuesday and Friday ~ eeoe. IN advance.
rsidss. and mailed TO sabscrisets at ei Per aanass,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

NORTHERN lie We are now un-
IN loading 500 tons of superior Boston and Reck-
land Lake ICE and will ssil 1t from vessels or
fou as upon terms lower than il can be purchased
in nng Southern market. 1hose wishing to pur-
chase by the cargo ton win please call On US at
our Ice House on the Dock, (Enders burat buiid-
pace in Virginis with but very little loss to the
purchasers. orders solicited ffom any portion of
Virginia, with an assurance they shall be PROMPTLY
filled Ta1LOk bRO.
al--lW
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COAL.

ISOAL.--The subscriber would respect.
" fally inform hie enstomers ana eousamsss et
20 deliver, the BLACK HRATH ana MlnLsIrfliAN
LUMP. HAIL aasi SMITHS OuAL, of s3sxstsx
csaity ard al reduced pies. Persons wiahsns b,
isy IN ets winters Supply will dad Il b. thpaf la
,re. ~ leave their orders with hna before the lst
al Septeml,er. $50.
Also -1hs best quAiisy Philadelphia Rxp AID
WHirS Ash AeTttRACfTE CspAL, at rvxisc ed
prices. q LlesCoMH
osoe on it.h street. near Mayos Bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

ZINE FANCY GOODS.-The subscri-
: her Is now receiving very complete stok. Of
Hair Brushes. Cloth Brushes, fine assortment Of
roota Brushes; snell Ivory and Horn Fine Combs
Dressing Combs Lubin's Extracts, fine Ponsdes
Kissmeq quick. Kiss mssweetiy and Kis. me'sisiy'
and other fashionable perfumes. All in want OF
good articles, will please call and examine.
PETERsON. Drusgist.
se3 l5' Main street. corner 18th.
CIR JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE
~ PILLS.-This well known medicine is no impo-
siton. but cure and safe remedy for Female Dim
cutiee and ObstructioDs. from any cause whatever.
and although powerful remedy, they contain no
thing hurtfu to the constitution 70 married ladies
It is peculiarly suited IL WILL in short time. brire
D':gsSso WI ssa IT, BY
se3 18th street.
EfALL TRADE 1858.-By recent arri-
am in receipt OF an entire and fresh stock 10
which beg 70 call the attention Of the city and
country trade. Among my assortment may be
found -
kaisins TO do Fire Crackers
25 casks Preserved Gin. 50 bags new Palm Nuts
ger rs do new Filberts
IN Casks fresh Currants Is do Texas Pecans
20 boxes fresh Citron rs do WAlnuts
100 do asserted Pickles 80 do Soft Almonds
10 cases eardines Is boxes Lemons
10 trails Dates 10 bbls Prunee
cases Prunes Is bxs assorted COrdiela
100000 assorted Cigars, from g to 500 per 1000
Imanufacture daily my Justly celebrated Steam
Hned % snd fs bette.
ss the inferior article Give ne call before pur-
% a-iot ~ ' LOUIS J. BossyEUx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

Dur1nxss N mn Ilos TRADss-Ths ClarksviIls
ffenn.) Ctrusic1e has hsard u, y nd that 1el
nnse than one In four Of the iron fsfnaees-sU ~
aseoss In thas vininisy-wiu - stnsblant another
ypar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04
FlxAls Ixposran.--A veil dressed, in

F1kAL1 IMPosfnR.--A we'll dressed, in
telligent wonan, hailing from Charlsston, called
upon number Of orr citisses yesterday to- cid hsr
70 get 70 the North, where her family resides, ii
Of we'll known gentlsmau, 10 destitute circun,.
stances. Her modest demeanor secured for her I
fsW ..fves" and much sympsthy-uons of which
she deserved, ~ she 10 known 70 be an arrsut i'm.
poster Where there are % many mefftorious poor,
TO aid whom weuld be Christian charity. Il is I
little strange that our citizens arc % easily hum
bueged BY every stranger Who has slick tongue
aud fair face.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04
CLovER HILL AND AETHRACITE

" CaAi.-The Subscribers arc nov prepared 70
receive orders toe delivery OF Clover Hsil Coal
They also keep Constantly on hand Red and White
Asa Aatsgaeise Coal Of which will be sold on
a. good tef as il can be purchased ia the city.
0e;ers tel at their Office, Petersburg Depot
or at Cast |. Aibsys, corner Of 2ist aud CARY sts
viii be promptly attended 10.
Iy A-3a Nm III DAVIS co.
ftLUVEk kHiLLC0AL.-The undersign-
~ ell is prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL GOAL
al to lowest market prise, throughout the season
is Sta III GIBSON.