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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01
T MEADE & RAKER's New Dru

I IME, LINE, bIAIE.-TO FARMERS,
- BAIGEhxTERs. AND ALL OTHERS IN
WANT Of FUaE. W ELI BURNT HE'LL LIME
am prepared to furnish II y. at ny kiIns 10 any
quantity. as low, or lower. than it can he purchased
in this city. deliver 1t ut anv of the railroad de-
pots. and will deliver to Farmers, with my own
carts. i'll this vicinity. Persons In want of Lime,
will please leave their orders at the kiln the Ca
nal opposite fredegar Iron Works, at Mr.. John J
Werth's Office corner 10th str ct aud Basin Bank.
at Mess-rs. SMITH l. HARWOOD'S, No. IS Maip
street, or by letter, directed 10 the care of Smith
Harwood. ia l6-im# WM SMITH.
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DOARDING.- The sHOT TOWEI

X ~ y ~
~ HOUSE, on Grace, between sth and 9Th streets.
second door from st. Paul's Church having been.
taken By Mrs. BASS, Boarding House liz now
open for the reception of families and day boarders
ia I3-ins
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N IsS0LUTI0N.-Th co-partnership.
II heretofore existing under the firm and style OF
MERCER Il EVANS, Is this day dissolved. by mu-
tual consent. The debts due to by the concern,
will be settled by Isaac j. Mercer and John p Hill.
ISAAC j MERCER,
W G EVANS.
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BY J. j. Moore, Auct., Norfolk.
CUSTOM HOUSE SALE OF
~ CLOTHS, HOSIERY, PRINCES, GLASS. MAR
BLES, &C., AT AUCTION.

tLIIIIS, IfUoIEK FRINGE ,UIASS, MAR
BLES, &C., AT AUCTION.
We will sell at public auction on TUESDAY, the
I'd day OF February, at ii O'Clock
800 pieces Blue Black and Fancy coIored
CLOTHS and CASSlMEkES.
300 dozen HOSIERY.
case OF GERMAN OILS
bbls. glass MARBLES
case long GERMAN PIPES,
80 boxes clay do. do
2 cases FRINGE.
do. EDGING.
2 do. Hair ORNAMENTS
- ! do. CORSETS.
GOODS damaged on board the shin Eva Dorothsa
on voyage from Bremen to Baltimore
MENYIN II MOORE,
AIctioneers.
NORFOLK, January 25th. las
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1O1 ACRES LAND NINE MrIEs n.

,rrs,,s LOW .HIuHNOND, AND - CORD1 pf0n
WOOD At AuCTfUN.-On MONDAY. to II -
~ speipg Court dsyl 4 Msastco CoaIt HIS.
- above, near sweeny's ON the Chasleo Or IrsI
ana ADJOINING Francs Saw Mil. 1t g heaviIy Ver-
g,ss wmth rom 500 to l00 cords pins WOOD, ykgln
w adsr wi Which will Be sold 100 cords u excssas pias
- t.shs-wiii be liberal made known on the dav n
ian JAMES N. TAYLOR . son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01

T OST-A Pocket Book and Diary, with
IL memoranda and papers of no value to any one
but the owner. Among the papers was negotiable
note Of b. jacques for sa5, payable in ninety days
10 GEORGE Calvert, and note of j. s. Calvert
Tor 500, payable to Raes Calvert, dated 1872
Upon the first page of the book is the name OF s.
Calvert suitable reward will be paid 10 the finder
If the book and papers are left at this Office.
10 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-We have
IA on hand Il complete assortment of the BEST and
strongest fabrics of IL, ga aud 3yard Shheoting
Bolster and Pillow Case Cotton and Shirtngs, of all
widths. Also, large stock Of Irish Linens. Table
Damask. Napkins and Towelngs. Bed Rlapkets.
Counterpanes; red. white and yellow Flannels, and
a full assortment of Cambria, .iaconet Nainso k,
Saiss and Checked Mu4ins. which we offer at great
bargain, to make room for our Spring Goods
ia \ K Nj
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DURE IN0DEROUS oLYCERINE, !

\ supsriof aFficls: AlInandine. Cold Cream. Honey
Low Sennfae Brown Windsor k0ap; EnGtsh, Preach
and Amefaema Perfumery. FOR sale by
GEO. DoWDEk, Druggist. &c..
ia2s ~ Ercad street.
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No. De-. JoHx D. WALrHALL, (Homso-
rsshist offers bis professional services 10 the cit
"a cf Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his re-
sioence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
10 l-i2ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01
HIaH CoNsTABLEs s1LR.W

-, - sold on MONDAY. m. =. a. - 49,. -
iIth ssrss u at ieVclock n st the olice =
Tables. Wafer e n q asadns Hall Iroa sas.
LAID. Kals and Ink Stand aud csse u
ExsI who s.,ss ,a IN my nands in Ascr q Hsnsy
Terms cash. y pr no. urA1am.
iA25 ~OA6hh, II " " IL. Z
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THE GREAT COLLAR DFPOT.-Is

l. at LEWIS cheap store. No. Is Main street
You can find there Gl Collars of various materials
and every pric, Just to hand. another lot of those
cheap Cambria Muslin Collars at 30; worth 81 Swiss
aud Carbrc Collars at l2l2c, worth Pc Infants
Embroidered Waists at 371ar; an excellent assert
ment of Ladies' Hosiery; Sheeting and ehirtings of
the very best makes handsome sets Collars and
Sleeves at 81 80 worth 5 Linen Collars for Ladies'
at lel &C; Linen Collars for small boys at ~ &C; new
styles Calcoes, at JACOB A. LEWIS,
ia % Is Main street.
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T'HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIL

THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGI-
MA. TO THE SHERRY or HANOVER
COUNTY, GREETING; We command you to summon
the Clerks Office of County Court for the saM
County, on the Rules day, ON the FIRST Monday In
January next, TO answer Mary u Galley, OF plea oG
trespass ON the case Damage. two huadred dollars
and have then there this writ.
Witness WILLIAM y. WfSsroS Clerk OF cur said
Court the 23d day OF December 1851 In the szd year
OF our foundation. VIM. u. WINSTON. *
A copy-Teste, &
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT. $40 BRoAD

NOTICE .-Messrs. FISHER Il GRO
~ MING, Apothecaries. doing business on Broad
street have conveyed 10 me in trust for the beneht
II ther creditors, all of their stock of goods and fix
lures and accounts and credits of every description.
| have appointed HENRY Won GROOMING. my
agent, make sale Of the stock for the present and
10 collect the debts that are due.
There rs uneXnired lease of the house of s2l4,
on the North side OF Broad street to b. disposed oi
10 d desirable tenant. WIN. 7. WATSON,
ia S-iat Trustee,
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-A CARD.-The

NOTICE-I take this opportunity of in
= forming my friends and the public generally.
who may be- Interested in House Building, &C. that
j have removed my lace "t business to tie OH
stand Of Nj Vim. y. Yeatnan deed. 5th street,
near Franklin opposite the United Presby terian
Church.
AN prepared TO undertake work, and orders will
be thankfully received and pr1nptly attended 70.
IA 2y-6t+ WM. H. YEATMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-01

L,RESH DRY GOODS.
l. By various arrivals we are receiving
English and American Prints, new styles
Black Gro De Rhines
Mohair DE Beiges
Fancy Cassinieres. in variety
White Tarlasans. Velvet Ribbons
Black aud Colored Cambrics
Hat Grapes Marsailles Collars
Huckaback and Diaper Towels
White and Buff Marsai les
Brass Hoops. Skirt Reeds, &c. &C.
To which We invite the attention OF the trade.
JAZZ KENT, PAINE 20.
GRAIN BAGS.--For sale in lots to suit
~ purchasers. Enquire NJ the office Of the Treas
urer or Superintendent ut ere ii hmond aud Dan
Vile Rdlrasd "'-r-s--- iy z3-dkcts
FAMILY FLOUR. - Superior Family
: de- a slos.' for sale 0Sb usuop noscunr . oo
MvgOD'S FAMILY ROE HERRING, in
w half bbls in fine order and war; anted In store
and for sale by sELDEN Il MILLER.
ia &c Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
ERESH COD LIVER OIL.-Hedge-
Il man, Clark 4 Co.'S, Fraser's and Shines pure
Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, Just received by
JNo w POLLARD. Druggist.
in % nth sfvsst.
nOMINOES, Chess Men, Bach CANNON
- Boarls. extra Draifsnlea. cAstinsts. Cribba 90
Boards. Playing Cards. Dice, and DIG. Boxes 20 be
hal at huLkLEf,
j. % ISL Main street.
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MAIL ARRANG EVENTS AT WASHINGTON POsr
OPfYCE


Tho Great Eastern Mail from BALTIMORE Philadelphia, York
daily and the mail be ofnoe ~ those
places viii be eIosed. D. daily
hereafter daily al Bs< and
O'Clock, and will be received heretofore, daily, by 81
O'Clock, a. and 3, p.
Second Mail closes p Western
Mail closes y. daily The mail Philadelphia
arrive there with the
which brings the Great Mall here by OK
Mail received this office Sunday
Mali Is sent ON Sunday morning,
The Mail for Norfolk and adjacent places Virginia
Sunday and Is received six times
from baltimore, Nd. by a. m.
The Mail from Georgetown d. c. received BY
m, p and " closed place ous
The Mail from Rockville &c, Nd received O. D. IN
and II Is oiosed for those places a p. IN.
Annapolis Mali closes AT and o. D. M, daily.
The Mail from Brook VILE Nd daily
day, by p. aud closes for those places D.
The Coesyi Nd Mail closes Monday Wednesday Friday
received Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday D.
Upper Marlboro, &e Nd, ecelved by a. p M, daily Is
closed at o, p.
Port Tobaoo* Md received Tuesday Thursday
day by 5, closed sunday Tuesday, and Thursday at
Warrenton Mddieburg &C., Va, received daily by p
closed at y, p.
Leesbug, &C. va by closed o. p M Monday
Wednesday, and Friday.
The postage newspapers, that all printed
dressed 30 foreign country, required be
The Office Is from O'Clock 81 O'Clock,
except Sunday and that day IL from to 10
from % TO ~, p.
sort Tobacco daily other places the route above
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RATES OF CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS, &c.

IEzrd from act If he Cororaioa approved March
SIC II And enad That passage
act following rates OF fare charges for the
from another tho Washington,
carriages cabs other vehicles carrying pay
hire between dsybreak and eight O'Clock shall
edhat rs tosay for each for distance
over and ahaf mile twenty cents for distance
aud half mile and not exceeding three miles, nifty
cdd In hackney carriage cab other vehicle
detained for longer period than 1--WE minutes the driver
shall be allowed the whole hack cab vehicle
twelve hall nfeen
for all chor dcentons than O'Clock
the driver OF hackney
demand and receive at the rate OF fifty tho
aharges, in addition thereto.
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TIyHE subscribers grateful for past favors and
finding discriminating public were bestowing their patron
age necessary to exhibit all
their depot by opening extensive ware
Broadway No 25l Of Murray street
posIe OF warehouse ROOM with the
recent extensive enlargement factory will cuab the subscr
bers stock OF nro and burglar
proof the world Particular at
constructing safes for private Families TO match
furniture, for tho security Of plate and jeweiry
Also
viii kinds Of chests vault
Halls powder proof locks for banks
perturbation bank lock and cygerS
patent letter lock, without key.
S. c. HERRING h Co.,
1885, 1877, and 1870 Water street, and
No. 2b1 Broadway, corner Murray ST., New York.
y COYIE h CO., Agents
Washington, d. @.
W. KNOWLES, Agent
,,os - Richmond, Virginia.
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PROSPECTUS
For puJlisliHg Monthly Periodical ia Washington, d. O.
called
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
By L. d. JOHNSON.
PROSPECTUS
THE NATIONAL RECORDER

yINHE National Recorder" will contain sixteen
quarto pages single double for dollar year
Besides miscellaneous reading found IN periodicals inns KIND
win be mainly devoted the following objects
F Information OF all all that may be done 10 inc essa
religion.
In he legislative department win embrace tho spirit Of all that
Senate with brief sketches Of the sermons that
m,y be delivered before Congress.
pan in the and navy at military posts and in
paen. At military anu nayi , III s saMg S aa
asyuns by the facilities for obtaining information at the
departments Washington, and by correspondence with chapans,
produce that interesting 10 the public
second object VIII be collect statistical Information, and 10
pubsh head Of each and Territory all that relates 10
The Of religion This will embrace the number OF all
o recognised clergymen employed as pastors otherwise tho
number church edde and church member together with the
added annually each distinct church organization We
shall such plan of correspondence as Will enable Us TO
reach this information with more than approximate accuracy Together
with other facts statistics relating religious matters which
never OF United States
The third object will be TO notice all that new and interesting IN
emitting bestow special attention upon
the Institution ao, at the Coast
0eo the National Observatory and Of the enhc Arts
associations and also OF such books and periodicals
are intended to promote popular education
proposed this lies in their complete accomplishment To Of
this shall need he kindly operation OF three classes Of
menedlors cergyme aud respected heads OF all the nstu
and learning In the unied saeo each OF whom
The ars number Of the ecorder January 1857
bu. wiz contain other things important memorial TO
which should first be placed In the hands OF every clergy
every dor periodical win neither
lca " chaactcr at earlier date NO intend to issue the FIRST
clergymen who will send with their address, dollar that
will them the "Reoorde numbers for
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the number containing H. propose to
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presidents principals OF all literary institutions
subscribe for tho Recorder viii insert tho name and place OF
their institutions, as proposed to edhors
Address "Naiional Recorder, Washington, d. 7.
oct3i-u
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Collectors omce,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons VINO nave
moi Maid their Taxes present aud TO all who he
previous years ncudng axes that at me w
this date all property on when xes ~ ny
may remain unpaid advertised and sold for The
taxes, the law enloins $500, :.
the heavy expense attendant ON
requested to IN season
JAS. y. HALLIDAY,
Nov 2l-lswtJanl9 Collector.
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TRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully inv

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bis magnificent stock o books the results OF
raseni imporiahons aud personal the North
Tlo t will found include the best editions Of standard and
ohio, work. Ia aan bindngs many % which
u,e,by illustrated especially suited for presentation tho
ss,,.t,,g 80 ye season FRANKLIN PHILIPS
'e Bookstore 1872 Penn avenue,
Ns,r ~ 9th and 10h streets.
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PROSPECTUS
4 II L CEN S OR +,
A Monthly ReUiew of he Political Press.

: ne JUST AND rEAR Sorl
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the clothing and recruiting the army as well as armoes
area ordnance and all relating the Indian depart
the balances to the Second Comptroller for his %
thereon
seventy eight
army, orncatons Military Academy military
the department. wo pcnsioss
arising military services previous 1915 for
other property the military under various
reports the balances the Second Comptroller for his
cision thereon
the Navy Department and tho balances the
trollcr for his decision thereon.
Fyh OGoeNurray Mcconnell esq Fifth Auditor and
SIX Clerks lilo and adjusts all for diplomatic
similar performed under the the Depart
ment and the balances 10 the First Comptroller for Ills
thereon
Sih Andaors o@pr Thomas Tate auditor Of tho Treas
for the Once department. and one hundred
clerks lie all arising
Department His decisions an
appeal Comptroller lie super
debts the Department.
al penalties and friiures imposed and
falling do their he proceed
ings civil criminal takes may be a
oFcd By ay T. enforce H. prompt payment q moneys due 70 the
al matters relating thereto from
the United States OF the condition progress
ana s s m has charge ~ hna aa oes property
department ana has sell dispose Of the
benefit Of the United States
Trcsurer Office Samuel Casey, ESQ., Treasurer thirteen
Office, and that "
August 1ss8 and The upon
upon warrants drawn by the Postmaster General
by Tho sixth Auditor and recorded by the Register lie
public moneys advanced by dburspg officers
out tho same upon their checks
Registers OgceFney Bigger esq Register and twenty nine
clerks He Keeps the
receives e returns and The Official
Comptroller
decided by hem and charged BY Law with their safe Keeping
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SThe Grand Duke Of Baden Louis August u.s. 1924 under
guardianship by OF insanity IS
His father Ferdinand husband of tho late Queen
I'll September 49, 1865.
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

siIth Ward-JaInes D. o'Donner.
ssoeah Ward-p b. Clarke
rHrsraAss 10 nm rooa
lirs ward-ihap g Davis, NJ d.
THIRD wayd-tieorge NJ Dale, NJ D.
Ftarh Ward-J NJ. Toner NJ
s's1 Ward j u Roberts, D.
Sesean Wanl-J. E. wueu MD
First Wari-Gco. W. Riggs and 4. Dove (president)
Second Ward Thomas Miller and Thomas j. Fisher
fb@th Wgd-wm w Moore aid Francis Nohun
tx o.r ,sy an. and A pnn s
saeHta ward-John l. Smith and Peter NJ Pearson.
secretdry 10 the Baayd--Erasmns j. Middleton.
Me,scner-Jacob Keber.
COMMITTEES OF BOARD or AIpSans
4 Miller " noo ass and s%i Pearson
Police--sessrs Mohun Barry, and Smith
S Ss. Msssrs- Barry Barry, Brown and Pearson
ss Ds!s Mssr r,asr rry and Miller
Dyas"aee sessa and Dt'tri1'on Of waAyMessrs Brown,
On Unfnisi Businsss- A. W Miller, burlington and
smith
Asylum-Mcssrs Moore Donoho and
Health q ae CITY Measrs. I. miller, Mohun, and Clark
ranot-Mcs.rs Brown and Peason
Wharrvs-Messrs. Donoho and Smith
Enroiod Bil.-Mr. Moore.
ltceouas of Reoiaer--Mr Barry
Money y. 1 Tsa..ao'oa q ne corora9sM Mr. Riggs
TO Count Destroy Due Bius-Mr Fisher
TO Aaendt the Interests the Corporation before Congress
BOARD ov COMMON COUNCIL
First Wardcharlcs Albert, presdeni) John B. Taron,
y.
ormc Grafton Powell and Charles Jones
Third WardWm G. Palmer, Lambert Tree,
O'Hare.
Fourth WariStophen y. Caseman, Elijah
r. Mohun.
FVk Wdd-Wliam A. Mulloy VIM f. Wallace, aud
wick
Siah WddGeorge Bohrer Franklin Ober and John H.
Thomas E. Lloyd wilson, and Thomas
'' "S"ss'.. uuu, r,u,.
wtay w,,."n :, H iary
-"e''e'0e' -"''"''" v i""No'
COMMITTEES of THE BOARD or COMMON COUNCIL
On Ways and MednsMessrs jones' Turton
.seswick, OboT, aud Lloyd.
IN improcensenG Iuroh Van Roswek, orme ore,
Hoaun nusson, anu iAUyu. y, !, ana,
IT I,'."'s s'sa.o WV, 'aon',, anu "'so,
,'s"e" ,us'.'N .a'. a"u '"s'ea"'
M ,, "na'e, vv., aa "'son -
49, ~ MUMMY oiio i'Ae fo"e' '"s'e'han,
oo n, anu ,, Loya ,,. o. a., w. p,, 80.
=, ." n''''' ", o'0' o'i' 'Ah He7"N, rAiAer'
ae h s, 4. r r, y.n ,,a, ur.n -,
"o''rS eo' iu'on' ro"''' sioun' "hhaoe pohrer,
'ha lAoya 49,, 49,, u,. ,,u
rue ,'' anu nseau
no sell and wilson = -
Cooperation before Congress Jones Nohun LLOYD and Tree
JoISr COMMITTEES Washington CdnaiAessrs Catean and
Van Reswick.
On Money T,ansnefions ,u;fh ion-Mr Jones
= Asylum-sessrs. Turton Jones' Wallace and Mlsiead.
I,eoix.sr of Accounts- Mr. polrer
Whnyrs.-Mepsrs Orn,e Castlenan and Russell
Of Ciy-Messrs. Palmer, Parker wilson, and Mulloy
Eurolisd Eais--Sir.
Eioityo Of Assesors Wallace oare Parker and 81
monston
COMMISSIONERS or MpnoyKNEsn
First Diaria-Joscph + Rawlings
s .,. l p'su ,. =, =, o" ..n,.
h",,sL r;s,r., Samuel ! Tayor
po.Rp or TRUSTEES o. rHr yumyc seuoms.
t Disra William Randolph (prcsident Roger B. Ironde,
md B. Stnughton
Second DisricErasmus NJ Chaplin James Lurenson and
Mitchell II. Miller.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-11

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lterrat9 beiwcbueu, un0 OarOepber8 IOu ra6el
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