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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-04

A correspondence. in reference to the EN-
ployment Of the United States troops for the
protection of the Courts in Utah, has passed
between Governor Cumming and General
Johnston. Gen. j. writes that he is under
NO obligation to conform to the suggestions
of the Governor in regard to the military
disposition of the troops of the department
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-04

The Norfolk Herald makes honorable
mention Of the ability, energy, and spirit,
with which the Richmond Wing is conduct
ed-snd of the zeal with which it has gone
through the present gubernatorial canvass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-04

The Mobile Tribune notices the arrival ut
that city Of twenty-ons camels from Texas
eight of them having been engaged and
the rest are for sale for plantation use. tits
said one of them can easily carry two bales
of cotton on it's back, at the rate of twenty
five miles a day, over road which would be
impossible TO au empty wagon drawn by a
nair of mules. The cost Of keeping them
is very little, and in endurance, under labor
and privation, no animal can excel them.
They are also gentle in disposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-04

rb. inspectors return of Salt mode ut the
Han.vbs, Va, Salines, for the quarter end
iux April LIST, shows that ss,9e3 bushels
were made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-04

For some time past the Order of the Sons
of Malta in Baltimore, have been making
preparations, on an extensive scale for Il
Grand Charity Ball. and all the arrange
meuts having been carried ou,. the ball
came of on Monday evening at the Front
Street Theatre, and notwithstanding the
unusual price of tickets, the attendance was
quite large, at the hour Of midnight was es-
timated at l.5N persons. This number,
however. scarcely came up to the expectation
of the members of the Order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-04

Hon. Rufus Choate will sail for Europe
shortly, to Be absent some time. with view
- bodily 1sli&.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-04

In tho Philadelphia Court Of Quarter SEES
sions. On Saturday, two fire rioters, respee-
lively named &. W. Alexander aud John
Deyereoux. were sentenced to three years
imprisonment. In passing sentence, Judge
Thompson saddle is my duty to endeavor
to rescue this community from the scenes Of
disorder which have been ~ common in
former years, and to pass such 81 sentence AS
will have the effect Of deterrinS others from
the course which YOU have pursued. The
sentence may seem serious. but it may have
the desired effect The accused were then
sentenced each to three years imprisonment
in the Eastern penitentiary. The Court
room during the trial was crowded by fire.
men, and it is to be hoped that this sentence
will not be without its effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-04

In his letter Of acceptance Of the nominal
ton for the Board of Public Works. Gen.
Clay says:
The office being one wholly executive i'll
it. character. and It's duties defined by the
acts Of Assembly, if elected. it will be my
duty to carry cut the law faithfully, and
not to interfere with its honest adminstra-
tion--to be dilisent in all official duties
and TO be equally exacting in the require
ment of duty On the part Of those under my
authority--in the exercise of the appointing
power 10 look to fitness and qualification
aloue--to exercise no power not authorized
by law-to preserve unimpaired the credit Of
the State-honestly and economically 10
disburse the funds appropriated BY the Leg
islature to works under construction. and
supervise those that are completed and i'll
operation, and endeavor TO render them pro-
titable 10 the State, aud beneficial 10 the
community"
Very excellent sentiments, very we'll and
tersely expressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

Until lsr MARCH ~ We viii sell
~ great bargains In the balance OF our stock Of
Rich new styles eflks and fobes
Rich French De laises and Vaientias
English aud American DE LANES aud Valcntias
fisnncls. pfiIts, aud Bleached Cottons
Table Dsmasks, NAPKINS aad Towelnngs
Very large stock Of shnwls, very cheap
BLACK Velvet and slack Cloth Cioaks for cash. To
make raou, FOR IA entire stock OF spring foods,
which we shall open by that tioia
fss la Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
nRv GOODS MUS { BE SOLD.
IL CALI, ONE AND ALL,

No "a Main street.
Prom now until the the iirst OF March, offer for
3nods ever offered to the puSl TO avoid gettinE,
moth eaton by next Fall Rich patterns OF French
Nusi,n aud Merinoss, q per cent. below cost; all
vnen Flaun.ls at ~ ets; all cpiots of Merinoes ID
cts cheap at g. w PLATA color, De Lailcs, worth -
cts at 2Sc; rich patterns Muslihs, at i2tsc Scotch
Plaid ut 27sc; Check and Can5ric muslin at 10 cts
aud higher; Bieach-d aud brown Table Cloths, as
tonishiDgly los; Cambria and Muslin Bands; Cam
brio aud swits Collars; rich Needle work Sleeves
aud Linen Rosoas ut is cents; Bed and Servant
Blaukets. ut halt their value; Ladies' Kid Gloves
aud Bleacbed Domes.ics at all price; soft irish Iii
nsus at 81 and SIC; Shsws and Cioaks. at prices
thatplease everybody
Be careful in going to the right place. N NO q
Main street. JOSEPH STkAUsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

JANUARY, 1893 !
TH0S X PRICE 4 co

With full stock full force, aud unabated energies.
are making ready Tor ,iie coming season, and with
q view of cutting down stock. and making so.ne
improvements In their ware-rooms as also 10 Ne
themselves et5caD room for the spring campaign,
they will from this time offer everything st large
discount upon regular market rates. until the open-
ing of the season.
Never has 10 rare an opportunity been presented
10 the great buying pubic OF laying in their sup
plies for either winter or summer, as ineT assoI
ment is large, fresh and Well assorted.
For the first time in their business history. IN
some d. partments. they Will COMMENCE rHEiR OWN
rely from arrangements made, that every article
selected the other side OF the pond Nil be- 10 fabric
and quality and in sty and elegance,
espst TO anything bror ght 10 the country. every
department about their establishment Will De
placed in the haGdB OF Jullcieus aud experienced
hands 80 that their customers shall have every
facility and advantage which the experience aud
observation OF years has given them. It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
pY retul ming my thanks to the public

r returning my thanks to The public
- generally, and our patrons espefi tally, who
have so literally encouraged in late business
comm CT ons. request continuance OF their favol
TO transfer to the NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
NEN CLOTHING sT0RE-AkTiRk EEW AMI
FRESH STOCK.
Is BECIlE2 has taken the store, No 80 Main ST.
under the Mansion House. {, poste the Old stand
which will be newly fixed up aud ready for bust
Keep Constantly On hand variety of French Ger.
man and English CLOTH. CASHMERE, VEST.
IhG3, which will be made to order, in the latest
style, at shortest notice Also, large stock o.
READY. MADE CLOTHING, Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods. Boys Clothing. etc
Particular rotice will be given when the opening
of tbs store takes place, where lie will be ready
TO serve his friends and aequsintances
ia e6-lmH b B&CHER, No SO Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

GENTG FINE CONGRESS

salsHnI9 CATERS We would cal, the attention
of our friends aud the public to the fact, that
have on band a Superior tassortrr ent Of Gents Ca
tiers, aade Of both Patent Leather AID Calf skin
both lieht and doutie soles. Also, Gents Pamps
and Oxford Ties Of both Patent Leather and Calf
skin All of which we viii guarantee 10 b oqusi,
If not superior, to any in this city and We solicit
those VITO wish such articles 10 cali AMI examine
Z, IA pITTrKY a WATTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
up kUNAWAY.-Si,0 REWARD =

up kUNAWAY.-$ i,o REWARD
IA The above reward Will be paid for the appre-
"a hepson aud delivery to Bavis 4 Hutchinson,
- la the city OF Richmond. or corfiGed in any
aII ~ that get him ain if taken out OF the state
f Virginia aud $50 If taken in the state of Virginia.
for M maa THOMAS JEFFERSON. He Is aboSt
Il years OF age brown complexion, ful hesd OF hair,
good Il eth icet 10 inches high, and rather gIum
sountenance JOHN HUTCH ESON.
Gs- Enquirer and Wing will copy in weekly ps-
~ ,,v;ce each ia 22-dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
50 500 REWARD will pay tie

above reward for the delivery 70 me In Rich
mond Of my MIG i,O MAN, Joe Hi who
kx- absconded from my fsctory on Monday
no, .ipg last lie is we'll known among the to-
bscco fec ory negroes lie is not exactly black, bnt
sort Of dsrK. pale color about feet TO feet u
iuches Ugh, little inclined 70 siocp In he stioul-
DER: mis- front eth est rather out from bis mouth
ana wide apars- He can ,ead and write well when
spoken to iook- at you with sort OF STARE and per-
hans a little tu.len. He wore, when st woYs, a
brt WIN COAT. al so eaewhat gray and black pants
For his slLday suit no had black coat and black
felt hat He was originally purchased from Hswes'
estate, ia hing William county. If he should have
left the city and State and should he appcehen ed
out of ,his State. aud brought b-ck and delivered
10 AZ las THDM AS. Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

AFTER the fifteenth Of February,
can be found at the Dry Goods Store of Massrs
WATKINS { FICKLIN, where i will be pleased
to sec my friends JAMES BlEEOKD
January 4th 1889.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
y THE FARMERS OWN BOOTS.

81 just received another. but much superior
~ lot of the above Heavy Double Sole and Up
~ev per Sewed Brogue Boots, which had made
expressly for the farmers own wear. They are neat,
but at the came time stout enough for plantation
use. They are very suitable Tor hunters aisJ felne
very long il the leg. Those who nave been Walt
ing for them, will please call son
Hccollect they are AZ the sign OF the Big Boos,
nlst below the st. Charles Hotel, opposite sde Main
street No AZ M Nm WALeHS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

A CARD 1t will be seen by the above,
that ] am interested in the business CT Messrs
WATKINS Il FICKLEN. / respectfully solicit the
patronage of my friends and those of the late fiT
81 Bintord, Mayo Blair. piedeing to them all the
advantages which are promised in the above adver
tisenent Their wants, either III person or by order
shall at all times receive my careful and prompt at
tention. WIN P MAiu.
L DIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

DISSOLUTION The partnership OF
~ BECHER BRO having dissolved this
day by mutual consent, Bernhard B-eher has dis
posed Of his interest ia the stock and debts to Phil.
ipp Btcher, who will continue at the old stsEd
and on whom creditors rs we'll as debters are invi
Ted to call and settle up.
PHILIP BECHER
BERNHARD DECHER
Richmond. Jan % 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
40 WAS COMMiTTED to the Jail

~ WAS COMMITTED to the Jail
"a of Chesterfield county. on the 9Th instant
AZ MICRO who calls himself " NJ WHITE,
g. ard sa, 8 he IL free. and resides in the city
OF baltimore, State of Mary land. The said NepTo
ia about feet 8 inches high, complexion black, and
rather slow in spealsing when spoken to III the
said negro il tree. the owner 10 required TO core
forward. prove property pay charges, and take him
away or be will be dealt with according TO law.
'' & "A DUVAL.
30 ,7-Ip,a Tailor Chesterfield county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
EREsH Day GOUDs.-By various ar

EkESH DIZZY GUUUS.-By VarIOus ar
l. rivals, we are receiving:
Black French Cloths and Doeskins
Fancy rassimeres and CoatinGs
italian Cloths, White 1arseiilss
English and American Prints
Glasgow aud Earlston Ging8ams
mohar lie Beige. Back aipaccas
IRISH Linens, Birds, Eye Diapers
White BrisDts. India unity
Linen Ducks, Blouse Linens
Linen Cambria Hakis, Blk do
Black Taffeta Cravats, Napoleon Ties
Ladies' Z id Gloves Sewing Silks
Glace's pool Cotton. Extension Skirts, &C.
Which we offer to the trade at YER low prices
te KENT, PAINE q co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. From

BARGAINS In DRY GOODS. From
- this time TO lat OF March next. We iniead to re
duce large stock of 1ocdson haud considerably,
last few days, through the entire stock IN tag,
ing inventory. We have. at this same time improved
the ooportunfy ma down large portion OF
our stock from Is to 50 cents on tie dollar. Pun
chasers OF goods in our line will certainly derive
great advantages by giving US call We here
enumerate few leading Goods marked down to
low water marx
lO.L0J yards Of Dress Silks Of various styles and
qualities
100 Dresses, rich Paris Mou5eiues
se1 yards Lyons Black Silk Velvet
500 pieces Velvet Rio6ons
25G pieces iue White TaTatans
la0 pieces Ene Pink do
ISa dog JouSin's Kid Gloves
$50 Muslin Embroidered sets u Sleeves and
Collars
Rich White Saah Ribbons
Cambric Ed gings and Insertions, ia great Va
riety
Irish iiDeus of Superior manufacture
And other White Goods, in good assortment.
MILLhIsER - BRO.
ial2 1913 Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

now THEY 90 --ThE GOODS
u MUST BE SOLD.--T0 PREPARE FOR OUR
SPRING TRADE, We shall make closing out
prices
1000 yds best English Prints. OF l0c
lG,0lO do Wide Blesched shifting. at cd
5000 do Alouseliar, At !25k, 10 uod 200
Plaid Merihoe4 aud P0plins lar &c lot
Loo yds Hemp Carpetng, at 25G
2nr1 DO Ingram do at 37l1 ami SOC
3ta1 do Super 10 d. Ut IS and 671lc
ISA) do Brussels do ut 81
Beautiful ClCaks III Cloth Velvet, TO be closed at
bargains
Einbroderies ia Lsce. Muslin and Cambria. will
be marked at very low tguIes
Lac and Muslin Curtains
Satin jie lanes
White aud Colored MarseiIies Quilts
Table Dgm4sk = Cotton and Linen Shee tings
Table Napkins; Doyle5 and Towellings-a very
large assortment.
Purchasers invited to cali, with tine assurance
that The goods will be found worthy OF their etten
ton. CHRISTIAN Il LATHROp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

DtSSOLUTiON.-The partnership of
~ MCCARTHY & SON was dissolved on the
lSsh inst by the death of JOHN II AcCAhTHY.
Those indebted to the firm will pie ase make i'm.
mediate payment; and those to whom they are In .
deeted. will present their accounts to the surviving
partner. n MCCARTHY.
Richmond Jan Is. 1859. ia e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

LskESh ARRIVAL OF NEW dOO Us
L A. X. PARAER g. co.
Have Just rece wed their SECOND SUPPLY OF
FAIL AND WINTER DIR GOODS
making their assortment one OF the most complete
snd attractive they have ever offered, aud at sucn
prices as will insUle Gales.
Rich Rayadere a'Lez and Plain silks
Black Gro Se Rhine, Pclt de Sole and T6fiets
Silks
Ri Plaid and Fgd Valencias
BlA x Bonbahinss Alpscss, Challias and Monse-
lines
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambric Setts
Muslin, Gam uric Pa1uet anu Mourning Collars
ILLUSION Capes ard Berthas
Cloaks Nantes and Shswis in great variety
Cloths, Cassineres and Festings
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
81 and Pulled Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinett5
auckland Fulied Cloths; kerseys and Piaids
Plaid bnseys Fianne5
Bed and Negro Blankets
Dauask Table Cloths; Napkins; Uoyliss
hieriuo, Lambs Wool, Silz and Shaker Shirts
aud Drawers
ilexandcr's Aid, Duck=kin. Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and GauIltets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery of every description
Carpets; Rugs: Drlggets, ac. &C ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

On II II D g.. prime Bacon Sides and
~ Shoulders, landing nor rteamer, for sale by
WOMBLE CLlIB0RsF
e5 No II FeaTl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

ENHE INJURIOUS 81. NANEN TINE 9
L Day
The time approaches when our friends
Send Us by mail their sentiments,
Their siehs their hearts, their sorrow5
With flowers. verses. angels love.
A wing or kissing dove,
Or Cupid shooting arrows.
From some We get an ug y print,
In which they very plainly hint
To what they think do all us,
In shape of tsdy. or OF mind.
The ugliest Valentine they fDa
They seEd that day by mail, US.
Where can we get the best supply
Of Valentines we have 20 buyg
At SGuAAPI-no hesitationi
Their coDc ones beat all we've seen;
Their sentimental onos have been
Producing 81 sensation.
Assor Ement fineth prices low,
Why III the world should we rot go 7
To SCEAAP 4 cog,
Corner Broad and 81 streets.
Foot Balls; also Masks, just arrived Id great va
rietv fe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

G9 S25U KEW ARD. = Kan away,
"a about 2Tth December, 1858, my boy HENkY.
- Henry is about q years Of age rather deli
m noixht brigsT mu.atto frli head OF hair, OF good
address but rather cringing when spoken TO- laugh
when talking, find Of dress and some~hat OF u
CANDY had SIN ali patch of beard on bis chin He
is also little bowel in the legs and can read and
write
will give fifty dollars reward ii the above ne gro
ia taken Ia this State and iode cd In Jail where
can get him; and $50 ii taken in any other slave
state / will give $3.50 reward il information SUN
csrt for conviction can be giv.n against any shite
man who may have had hand in getting him on
&c free State. ,ox,
ia Cts Oh ARIES h. aoboON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
81 ,Ig,MMITrt D TO NORFOLK CITY

JAN AS A RUNAwAY.-was committed
to the Jail OF the Jrporation of the city OF
XA~ No. folk ON the d; h day OF November, Iss,
i a.. TO mai calling himself rod BAILY The saia
negro IN 80 Is i've feet seven and one half inches
high aud Weighs enc hundred and siztyive
rounds. about thirty years lid ~ light cofapisx-
Mafyjand. and claims to { born free; had Oh when
cominit.ei TO jail, sh-ep's 9, c.s,nes and saor
hat. THUo CVhfhEw
ia a-Ew sergsant City MOI folk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
ron aSEg Aup aALE.

sss HOUSE AND LOT ON FRANK
go LIN STREET, FOR sALE.-I am authorised
to sell H. use and Lot Franklin street, fronting
f3rty two feet, and running back hundred feet
to an allsy AND situated between the factories o!
Messrs Turpin Ysrbreugh and Taylor. 1t
has en- il a framed WOODEN house, with four ROOMS,
with passage. and ptJches in front and rear with
Kitchen, coal hou sc. and bargai n can be Furchas-
ed, if immediate appl. cation be made t.
RO 3 LYNE'S Office.
il oh-2sau.2u In Basement MArrnnOlitan I.all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

NEGLECTED COLDS AND COUGHS
\ lead to Consumption. bronchitis. &c. Persons
of the following valuable remedies, Bodeker's Pull
monary Balsam. DR. Prllers Toln, Wistar's BaIsam
Wild Cherry, Ayre's Cherry Psetoral, Jayae's Elk.
pectorant Hoses Cough syi mp. Hartshorn's Syrup,
Mrs asrdners Bslsam of Liverwort, Mrs Dawes
Cough Elixir. Hungarian balsam, God Liysr Oils,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters; for sale by
A B0DEKER, Druggist
lad Ma III Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

NOTICE. - The subscriber having q
IN large number of accounts due and unsettled.
which should have been settled prior 10 January,
counts due him previous to 1865, and not paid or
closed By bond or otherwise by the let day OF Fe-
brunry 1852 VII be put In the hands Of the law for
collection.
Always on hand, q large aesortment Il Clothing
and 0antiemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash. or
10 punctual customers ePINgE.
Ciothtsr and Merchant Tailor.
no Oorner Of Main and 18th sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

BALEs OF sTUEk IN RICHMOND
~ JoHH A. LANCASTER q Sos, fer the se.ek endino
Thursday. Ecbradyy 10. 1859
Virginia per cents sales yg7s 10 Ss7 Nui interest
londs guaranteed by the State. sales ss3
kichmond City Bonds. last sales SIS and int
EArnser1 Bank Stock, last salea $iGs
MFE1apge Bank Stock, last sales Siast,
virginia Fire aud Marine Insurance stock sales n
N.Y.. =
sssehAht, Insurance Stock. last sales at so.
srs Association Stock ,{par sea- last sales
1900. sssdsrcksburg and Potomac RatIroad
yhfinA Csnsra kailrsAd stock. last ssIes &C $40
Aaeemoaa and PETERSBURG Railroad etock, saies II
cknond end DAnyills Railroad stock, last ssiss ..
1sssss kivw sad Ksnsvhs STOCK, last saass q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

nISS0LUTI0N.--T Co-Partnership
~ of JS0 o TAYLOR & BROTHER expired OF
tbs LIST OF January. 1883 All persons having claims
against he coEce n, viii Please present them.
JN0 0TAYLOk a BRO.
Richmond, Feb /, 1859. fe2-ts
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N EpINBOROUGH OAPs.---I hav

Eyf OlkI Ut uIFC
skAA the pleasure CT informing the young gen.
tlenen aud Y. uths of Richmond and vicinity, that
| have this day received by steaner Roanoke,a new
supply Of those beautiful EDIN bcRO UHa CAPS.
so much sought after. to-ethe: with q few of the
same style and pattern OF much bette quality. II
You want something nice call curly a:ths OLD saLd
Nc IS Main street -
RIO DICKINSON. Su 3cessoy to
G. Riniurh nickin...i,. Maieignr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

al conmnniosiloiis sII!ctIy coLhaeLs.a =,
NOOD, EDDY IL co, Augusta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY i Co. Atlanta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY & CO, Wilmington, Dbl.
Ez- list OF the ucl1beIS GG.s are draw non the
wheel with the amount OF the prize hst each one Ia
entitled 10, will be published after every draHingin
die following papers: The Augusta (4s1 CoLsti
tutionalist, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register.
Nashville Gazette, New YORK Weekly Day Book,
pauIdine Miss Clarion. and Little Rock tArkI
1,rna De1nncrst ia q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11
RUNAWATe.

- OREWARD "A bssonded, abort
SHenry fcslis i.iinself Heury .JyhgsJnl. lie
XII. ii about ~ years " age. ginger bread color,
iii.. aea of hair TALL and very IiGely; Is art 70
smile wien spoken TO- aud looks confused; wears
HECK shasg coat and black felt hat was last seen
ut Dir g kliett's, shyckoe Hill lived at Blanken-
ships stable aud Mr. Grants factory. will LaJ
The ahuye reward II delivered TO Mr. y DABsEf,
OF Liehu,erd JAMES q JOHNSON.
A.. Id xpff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-11

CERVANTS' BLANKETS! Servants
~ Blankets! l--All persons In want of servants
Blankets will find IL their interest to examine our
stock before supplying themselves, ~ we have
large stock on hand of the above named goods;
which we are selling at very reduced prices.
JOHNSON d HARWOOD
dae Nor? Main attract