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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-05
HATS. caps, BOOTS, 0o.
~
! FOR GENTAEMEN. -
~ ,rlLEs. VERY gupERIoR BOOTS.

III MILES VERY sufAnioh DeoAo'
Wa have In store, recently recieved and made
expressly u our orier. Eeneraif skorfBent oil the
stspys superior and beautiful BOOTS. some made
f Dress al soFne thst double scies and double
uppers Thesa Bootsare too well known 70 require
comment from any quarter and for any one 70 say
that they have Boots equal to Miles s perfectly alb.
surd There are many dealers In this city, that would
bryery giad 10 get them from Miles but he refuses,
NJ be has more orders ior his Boots than lac can NIL
We have been customers Of his for the last twenty
fur years. and no TO this time we have seen but very
few persons who have not sad Miles Btofs were the
best they ever saw or wore. Those Boots are made
out of very solt French Calfskin. Teg fit beautiful
w. aud ms general thing they are as soft ~ glove
Ne are receising supplies Of these Boots alDoet
every week and Cur assortment II generally very
complete. We Won Il respectfully ask our friends
and the pubic 10 give a call when in want,
WIS have, alao large assortment OF Eentiernens
ne French Calf Caters for Dress. and also double
a,ies These CATERS really nice and good we
have known them TO wear soG,s o our customers con-
stantly for six mouths aud they Ill elegantly. aud
the nrica them is dollar and hty cents To
two dollars pair ess than other Caters are sold tof
and will xarrapt them to wear "a WELL IL not Ion
ger than any french shoes. All We have to say 10
oar friends, In town and country, when Ia want oil
any thing IN the Boot Shoe Trunk line, tocell on
PUTSEY & WATTS, where they can md almost
everything. Ut ~
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ITO HIRERS and Owners Of Servants
= Just 70 hand, large lof Of heays Blankets iar
which must be sold a. psn.c prices
dsis ALfkED MOSES, Is Main 81.
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: 7a = =
COAL.

DEDUCTION IN TUEL.--We have on
II hand a fllli supply NJ excellent HARD CvhT
which will be deliveries fiT the balance OF the Se'son
~ 81 81 ~ ioai At this piGe 1t is, beyond co;npa
fi}gr tha cheapest furi ~ TO had Tor close Stoves
Cu.,king Ranges nui Heating Furnaces -
Hr- Yards corua. 10th street and 3asir, anu otu
and By ri etreetc JN0. j. WEiiTH, Agent.
de 2l-fs
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70 u EsaAH y
EICIg SATURDAY IN JfNC4RI
$50 pTi2e4. amounting 10 -
Whole Ticaeya SO; HaIVas s.; Quarters Sc 80
~ - IL TAG I'm rMRE

Whole Ticseta SIU; Halves s.; Quarters Sc 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Ths EumSers FROM 20 Js',ssi. corresponding viii
teoss HEnber8 on tho ficbsts rfingei on seltlrat
lips Of papcr arc enclTc!sd With small tn tpoeg en-,
,la.nd r. ore " heel
The Tst az prizes. .tilarly 5Ftntada2d enctreled
ire placed in another Nheel.
The wheels Gre then reYo'yod, and number Il
iraWn from tko Uh-@i ct numbers and 1T the san
iIae II Prize is drawn from the ether Sh9st. III
Suufr GIt Prize drawn C'3f oreDed and exhibit
a 10 the gC5iencs aud gaS,sleraI ~ the CcnInis
d0uers tho Prize bRin2 PLACED against tho number
lrawn. This operation is .ate tii al the Prize
lre drawn cat.
AUTHORIZATIONS PR,.Es,-The tro preceding sl0
ne tTy sGoGces!snC nun,aTS 20 those drawing tht
irst Prizes viii he entitled ~ the - Aprroxitna
ou PIizas. For example: Il Ticket No u -. draw
the ss3sk rl2e those Tickets Ciuis ~ IL -, l2i9,
IL l5{ II ~ will each be entitled II 54si II Tickle
40 So draws the S25ssl priZe, thosa Tickets IuIn
1.yFe 5i3 533 So, g.: VIZ -&,N to Cri.tUd ~ $50
,sra 80 or. according 81 TIE above scheme
Tue sJD prizes # So viii be i+cagnl;Est hy TIL
u figure al t:Ir number That draws the $6l n prize
For example: u tho ar-l:.:,aT 3cawing The St"onF
Jrze ends with No. then ell a." Tickets, where tilt
4umbor ends Ia viii be entitled - So. lttot num
1ar ond5 with MOP, then al the Tickets. whore iha
luInfeT ends q viii be enabled to s2D ami 81 On
'ou
Certificates fpaokagos VIII be sold 81 tbe following
jsTi :4,s;e q, pei. - ofln u4 ole Tickets. s8o
Ia hair
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UNITED STATES MAIL

UNITED STATES NAIL
<<S-z5kEE LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
T.sAkN@NORF0LK PETERSBURG AND
%zssR C ii NJ ON D.-The JAM EaroWN,
Captain PaiTish leaves Richmond every Tuesday al
ternoon City Point same evening, and Norfolk next
morning "Wednesday for New York.
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening, tor New York.
Returning, the jamestown leaves New York from
Pier b. North River every Saturday afternoon. with
passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond,
without detention at Norfolk, merely stopping there
to land passengers. She takes freight only for Ach
mond
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Piar every
Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk.
Petersburg and Richmond but takes freight only for
Norfolk North Carolina and Petersburg
Passage aud fare StateroOIn included, between
Norfolk and New York, s.; Steerage passage, -.
Passage and fare. Stateroom included, between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York, SO; steerags
passage, s.
mil Il LUDLAM h WATSON
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CEASONABLE GOODS.-We have just
~ received a beautiful asSortnentof
Children's NorstPd Jackets and Talmas
Zephyr Hoods and Rigoletts
Heavy mixed Wool Hose
Quilted Crown Hoop Skirts
Quilted Silk Crown Hoop Skirts
Steel spring do. do, various prices
ChikIren's Quilted and Steel Spring skirts.
For sale cheap at the cash store.
CHRISTIAN x LAT iROP.
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SB.-stnne Ware at factory prices AZ

DFLLtVpE H0SPiTAL-This lnstita-
ID ton wh ch has been In successful operation tor
the last ire years Is situated 90
CHURf II HILL. RI, HM0ND. VA,
I'm a dell 5httul airy poe ton. AMI ia fur istod vii b
every convenience Edu1ive 70 the comfort VI pa
tents a Il the sncresssul treatment u disease.
AZ h&s lat-lg uudeFaon9 extens We repairs. Hn0ms
have been nicely fufni he'd suitable 20 the ace1FnIno
aih,n OF geaiiele0 whC may Hni il iucunYeI1 ct to
be treated at their y ia c 10 's<inAS-
pxrtf nlar 6t,enik5u W!ii tc pad - the EE'aGfa
.itzjZts which ara cuiiaYy commodIcus
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r- wINTRR ARRANGEMENT

- IN
CHANslE OF HOUR suR START
iEU 10 rVn IsM0UTA AND N0kfULk.--Ths
Steamer GLEN COVE Fapt. Jno. DAVE, viii leave
rae wharf at Roskstis regularly. MONDAY. " klA
NEsDAY aud FRIDAY mprnlngs. ~ On O'clock
precisely; and the CURTIS pkSk Captain ssmnst
and HlTgRpAY nornsr&a. a fhe sams laaf Coz
tho above places; apA ntara each NltErpste days.
toaching ii all the regular hAalags eAsh vsy;.
&C u y. v. dArAlSc.
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tr.va,,s ~ tie ye NOE ofa,e r,,s.s ,

tENV-'8t M t'F 't8fttf'F y t7t< i7atftFL
Cslored d, . .....,........... -.
Private Rooms, .,.,............ e. 10 81
eS~ CITY a.ot plancss required Tsa.ent- FROM
Oh al The IN ~, ians of h. Hospital.
Th!s includes all cItgr2sf r hoard Medical attend
anra, NaFsiHE ANA Ae,.,osEs ny au aFraY, .r,9. 4
wth The lBfifT1ury 81 III Sid ell tfIlace small
4aitional fa., rangtnx from 81 70 S5A, will be
harge; for SnTcsoal cases The lfieplar sd may
be aserFtaiRsd beforehand ty spp9r alton 10 OK. 3,
ina al 'endii7S Phy sfinnE.
Nc small p0z admitted.
Ths uH.lar igBt1 viii give ID Ar par.,nsl att.p4
rpce 70 all patients placed in IL CIR HosrigaI
ATTENDING PugsrHAvs:
JAMES BOLT N, NJ a.
Grace street, between ash anil Eth
THOMAS P,,t LARD. "a q
Basement ct fle powhatan uenss-
~ 4, tk.rNsH4W NJ d.
Frankun st., next door below I intv Church
NM. ". PARKER, NJ h.
IN , ttsnGna 81 ;. d@Nfs b low ballard H6sa.
de as-dts '''S'~@'
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GREAT NORTHERN

70 Washington. " 80
To Baitimors, On
To Philadelphia, go
The track of the Railroad between Richm and
tue Potomac River il undergoing rtlay, more
than thirds of Il being already completed with
edge rail- ofsuper,or quality, while the remainder 70
Ia admirable condition. 4. RUTH,
fAfdsrlf az II faihnT.
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poGtrp.
THE LOVE KNOT

The tying up of n young mans heart
with bonnet string, or a ringlet, Is
sweet old story to which the world al
ways listens, but it has never been more
daintily told before:-
Tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied her raven ringIets in.
But not alone in the silken snare
Did she catch her lovely floating HAIR
For tying her bonnet under her chm,
She tied young mans heart within.
They were strolling together up the hill,
Where the wind comes blowing merry
and chill;
And it blew the curls frolicsome race,
All over the happy peach colored face,
Till, Seeding and laughing, she tied them
Under hsr beautiful dinplcd chin. in
And it blew a color, bright MS tie bloom
OF the pink3st fyschia's tossing plane,
All over the cheeks of the prctticst girl
That ever imprisoned a romping curl,
Or, in tying her bonnet under her chin,
Tied young mans heart within.
Sleeper and sleeper grew the hill
Nader, merrier, chillier still,
The western wind blew down and played
The widest tricks with the little maid,
As, tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied a young mans heart within.
Oh, western wind, do. You think it was fail
TO play such trek with her floating hair
TO gIadfuIlv, gIeefui!y, do your best
TO blow her against the young mans breast
Where he as gladly folded her in,
And k,ssed her dimpled mouth and chin
Oh, Ellery Vano, you little thought,
An hour ago when you besopght
This country lass to walk with you,
After the sun had dried the dew,
What perilous danger you'd be in,
AS she tied her bonnet under her chin.
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PARADISE MILLS +!
HUDSON CIV. WISCONSIN.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly on
hand at their Mills on Willow River, n
short distance from the steamboat landing, n
large quantity of Fine. Superfne. and Extra
Superfinc Flour, Corn Meal, Buckwheat
Flour, Bran, Shorts, Middlings, and all
kinds of Mill Feed, Provender, &C., DO.
The subscribers feel confident that with the
facilities they possess, they can compete sue
cessfully with any like establishment.
Persons coming from distance with grists
will be promptly attended to. The best brands
of flour put up in half. quarter and eighth bar
rel sacks, and for sale at wholesale and retail.
Cash paid for wheat and all other kinds OF
grain. Please give us call.
cox Il GREEN.
Hudson, June 49, 1857. Iltf.
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A Great Chance to make Money
With a. very Small Capitali

A GENTS wanted in every town and county
| N of the United States to sell by subscrip-
| ton one of the grandest and most beautiful
pictures ever published in America, being a
highly ornamented
Portrait of Gen. George Washington
| TIE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY.
He is represented in the garb and regalia Of
| Free Mason, standing in the entrance of the
great and magnificent Temple of King Solomon
| the picture being superbly decorated with
the mystic symbols of Free Masonry, and APP
propriately colored in the highest style of art,
presents one of the most gorgeous spectacles OF
oriental magnificence of which the mind can
conceive The likeness is striking and grand,
and for the sublimity of attitude, and the case
and dignity of manner, is unsurpassed by any
oth3r painting ever executed either i'll this
country or Europe
This surprising picture has been produced at
an enormous cost, and in order to supply the
demand of all classes and tastes. has been exc
cuted in various styles of coloring. at proper
| Tomato cost, ranging at retail frora 81 to S..
Pictures on other subjects far inferior to this
are sold daily at 81 and $50 per copy, but in
order to place them within the reach of all, that
no American citizen need be deprived of hay
ing their parors or offices honored and adorned
with one of these magnificent specimens II
American art in the form of the great and the
good, the Father of our Country, L have made
the price thus low.
Sample copies will be sent by mail or ex-
press to any part of the United States on re-
cept of the retail price in current funds or post
age stamps.
sS5@ For terms to agents, full list of my
new publications for 1857, CT for sample copies
address III. NJ. RULIsoN. III Main street, Gin
cinnati. Ohio, if living East, address d..
RUL1soS, 90 South Third street, Philadelphia.
P.S. Publishers of newspapers or periodi-
calls giving the above advertisement, including
this notice, four or more insertions in con-
spicuous part of their paper, sending me mark
ed copies of the sam. shall have one of the
highest priced of these pictures mailed to their
address. H. M. RULISON,
Queen City Publishing House,
most III Main street, Cincinnati
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A SONNET.
By c. W, ANDERSON.

:" III {. : ~ NIlI,sUN.
She's dead. Put quickly the cold corpse away,
So cherished onca. SO beautiful and bright,
-Twould soon lie loathsome to our griegod
sight:
There, in the Garkcned chat bar of decay,
Shut from our vision and the pleasant day,
Let beauty moulder and tie 20 IL worms prey,
While it shall shock us, musing. that the ripe
Perfection of our God-thought may be dim
med
BY circumstances of our daily life
Oh Reason. how thy little i yht is trimmed
BY greedy deeps of darkness that entomb
Each venturous ray in its remorseless gloom !
would know why my lovely friend is gone,
Know where, but cannot, o beloved one
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Our ()lio,

John, did you find any eggs in the
hens nest this morning?" NO sir, if she
las laid any she mislaid them.
An Irishman being told that a newly
invented stove would save half the fuel,
replied, "Arrah then, I'll have two and
save it all, my jewell"
'Father, are there any boys in Con
grcss:" 'No, my son, why do you ask
that question:" ',Becausc the pa ers say
that tue members kicked Mr.. Browns Bit
out of the house."
"Zoands, fellow" exclaimed a very
cholcric old gentleman to very phleg-
matte fellow, 81 shall go out ofmy wits"
well, you won't have far to 60" was
the reply.
"Bill, what are you leaning ever that
cmptycask for|" ''rm mourning over
departed spirits
Why is an editor like the book of Rev
elatiou? Because lie is full of ''tyrcs,"
and a mighty voice, Ike the sound of
many waters, is ever saying unto him
Write"
De Quincy in his essay CD Keat, las
the following ;-''If there is ono thing in
this world that, next after the flag of his
country, and its spotlcss honor, should be
wholly in the eyes Ola young writer, it is
the language of his country"
''Can you tell me what becomes of old
horses!" asked man # an invcst:ca-
ting turn of mind, of our friend George,
lately in the livery business. ''Why,"
said George thoughtfullv. shutting his
left eye, ''the faol end of 'cm is, that
they get traded off,
Good night
Good night, love. the stars are in sight:
We must part, for It's late. on the hill.
You take the path that leads round to
the right,
And | will go down BY the mill.
Good night.
Good night;
But come at to-morrow's twilight
Come early, for | Will be here.
a priest of the soul, by its own inner Ii chit,
Shall meet us, and marry us, dear.
Good night.
Papa, can l go TO the geological rooms
TO see the eammomile fight the Rhinoser-
COW?
Sartin, my son-but don't get Your
trowsers torn. Strange, my dear, what
taste that boy has cot for natural bisto-
ry-isnt it No longer ago than YES
terday he had eight pair of Thomas-cats
hanging by their narratives from the
clothes-line.
MADAM" said a cross tempered ply
stefan to n female patient, 'sif women
were admitted to Paradise their tongues
would make it a purgatory' "And soma
physicians if allowed to practice there"
replied the lady, would make it desert
DOyou know the prisoner, Mr.. John
son!
Yes, to the bone.
What is his character!
Didn't know he had any.
Docs he live near YOU.
So near that he has only spent five
shillings for fire wood in eight years.
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To Yankees at the West.
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WEEK IN REP UBEACAN.

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