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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04
Po1rr1c,r MEs1IsG.-At q meeting OF

the opposition party Of Henrico county, At the
courthouse, on Monday, Sd of January, 1859. DR..
Jno Garuett called to the Chair, aud DR..
Cartbon Archer appointed Secretary. The Cnalr-
man having explained the object Of the meeting,
it was unanimously resolved that the Chairman
appoint delegation Of twenty-five ffom each
magisteria district. to represent the county of
HeuricO in the Convention, to be held in Rich.
mond on the 10th of February next, to nom ate
candidates for Governor, Lie4t. Governor and At
torney General. On motion, the Chairman and
Secretary were added TO the delegation. 1t was
resolved that the Richmond Wig and Dispatch be
requested to publish the proceedings OF this meet
ing.
Distric', No I.-F Stearas, Atlee. R II styll, J
W Clarke, q D Pleasans, Vim pearce, James NJ
InI VIM tiun Gann 3D. AIKEN 10 simms Dr. J Net
right. Thaddtus Hc ) IN. G,-land Hanes Jr, ]
La~drnm. j, $ E~e l. TimbefJake.
District No 2.Ieo Savage, sherwin McRae,
Ei al BAKER. lilies Egglest:n, jno Carter, a Lee
Hawes X sutton, Frances V sutton SEN, Joseph
McA II ster, vii am Christian. Geo W Barker TrW
Chri-,itn. Or W Koyster, Hugh A. Watt. DR.
snellinqs. William IullinGsworth, Vale ntine Heck
Ter II NJ stewart Thos Carter. simon aoudin
Alexander Tomlinson. Geo cray. Washingtoh
District. No 3.-Fendall Griffin. Garland Hapes
Jnn q Taylor, 0 TAYLOR: Isaac AHs:in, Jacob b
Charles Hauts Augustus Braxtop. Albert A Nor
rls Or Jno M sheprard DR. La- Sheppard. kich'd
Eauth9rn, Alfred vi ston, Ia%ss ne Garter; Jo ish
FW Chambers ne, aeo Carter Jne " Sheppard.
DR. A J Terrell
Jr n'In,f no Wood~ No ard DR. Maeruder william
Nagruder, Rob't Hsnly. Thos Nuckol-. D. VIM
su.ton Reuhen Tyls5 R9seGt Graid Brock %w
Green, .lr. THIS Dicken. Edward Mcconnell, Ma :
ens Tinsley, 10 Bigginbc than, Jno Wickham
WI Jcnes, a Charles Philips VIM smith Jno nutoh,
eson.
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EXTERNAL INFLuESoES.-ETery one knows people
who are quite different people according an they
are In town or country. l know a msn-sn e1-
cesdngy clever and learned nian-"ho IN town Ii
shade iiEtenpered, who on going to the country
becomes instantly genial, frank play yu, kind and
Jolly; you would not know him for the same man
If his face aud form changed only half as much as
his intellectual and moral nature. Many men
when they go to the cosntry, ust as they put off
frocK coats aud stiff stocks and put on loose shoot
ing suits, big thick shoes, loose soft handker>
chief round their necks-just as they pitch away
the vile hard hat of city proprety that pinches.
cramps, and cuts the hapiess head, and replace it
by the light yielding widesawake-do mentally
psss through like process Of relief; their whole
spiritual being 10 looser, freer less tied up. Such
changes as that from town to country must, l
should think, be felt by all educated people, and
mske an sppr reciabie difference ia the moral cons
dition of ali educated peopie.-Fraser's Magazine
for December.
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~HARrsHoREs's


THE GaEAT PAIN ANNlHLLATOR,
AND REMEDY FUk DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
AGH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BIZ A CHEMIST.
BOTTLES ~, Is and 50 cents ana one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNES CUKE-ALL should be kept In
Ali families in of accidents sudden sick ness
a. frequently Gu, 90 in less time thanit requires
get physician.
It cures pain in any part of the system and s used
externally and internally. :
~ As the frequent changes Of the weather Pre-
01ce bad Gold, rheumatism Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Pain in the Bowels aud Stomach Tooth and
Gar Ache. Ague or Lumps in the Breast Pain in the
Limbs and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person
should get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Nus.
'ler, Sinews, Blood and Zones, aud, by its warming
electro magnetic power. .expels al pain from the 81
teen. Get bottle and try 1t.
B.-H you have q Cough, use eHARTSHORNE'S H
PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-itis he
best Cough rup in the world: IS and 30 cts bottle
Ii You are Bilious. use HARTSHORNk'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, stom
Ssh and Bowels. carrying of ell Bile aud Foul Se-
,retions 25 cents box.
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
N Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and all towns in
virginia oc I5-6rn
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OPERATION OF TIE U. s. MINT Tho statement OF
the U. \. Mint, Ia Philadelphia, for the month Of
December shows gold coinage Of $e3l 800, nearly
all of which was 10 double eagles. The silver
coinage for the same time covered 2,o920O0 pieces
Il the value OF $i555 800. Oh cents there 2221
600 coined. The sgsregaie coinage 10 1854 1886
pieces, OF the value OF Sll30s890.
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The PARAGUAY ExPEDIrIoS.-The U. s. steamers
Fulton, Water Witch and Harriet Lane sailed from
psrnaplbuco-ths two first named on the 25th Of
November, and the latter on the 2s.b. The Fulton
had been designated TO take Mr.. Commissioner
Bowling up tbs parana and Paraguay rivers 10
Asuucion, the Capital of Paraguay, after her ar
rival at Baenos Ayres, where she would receive
abs rea,s indsr Of her battery from the storeship
Supply. Tue distance is sbont thousand miles.
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ar VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE Il most respect
fully request all persons indebted Individually
either b. no;e, bond or open sccount to settle the
saue wi;hin tae next sixty days, | do not wish.
neither do | Intend, un those who are Indebted
& ue TO qlace their uDts ia Ctht hands
for Collection my Ddl iduIl books must be closed
as speedily a. possible. ALBKR HILL.
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STREET BLocKApE.-The Mayor has

STREET BLoCKADB.-The Mayor has
under advisement the blockading of l2ih street.
adjoining Warwick Barksdale's mill. and will
probably pass upon its legality next Wednesday
The blockade -ected by the Sheriff, under a
writ directing him 70 put those gentlemen in pos
session of their property, and if the city has the
right of way over il, then the judgments of the
Court, in their behalf, are of little avail We pre-
sune the city can have the property condemned,
and get possession, by paying for it.
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ORDERED OYF.-Frsncis 2eyasco, an
organ grinder, was before the Mayor yesterday, Il
answer for obstrueting 17th street, by causing an
assent blage of persons to hear bis bad music
On promising to leave the cityat once. he was re-
leased from custody, but with the positive assnr
sBce that If again caught, he would be heavily
6aed
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~ TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,


PATERS INsALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, CONTAINING 10 Mer
curial or Basamc properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public. in its curative resto-
rative AID renovating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re
medy will cure the above diseases, and coniounded
when they have occular demonstrstons Of the facts
for twenty odd years. has known of case of twenty
years standing TO be restored perfect health and
ali other of shorter duration, to be srored,
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case Of Gonorrhoes v whicn the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out With
prudence the part OF the patient; and to amp
purchasing half dozen bottles. aud using accord
ingly, in his or her he guarantees a perfect
cure and in of failure, will fu nish additional
medicine. free of charge, to complete the cure,
through his agents; and will pe effected with
out incon yenieDc+ TO the patient Sold by
GRUBBS Il APPkRrON, Druggists.
Agents for the city OF Richm, nd,
de l0--6m& No 2Ol Broad st.
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A CIxcIssAri PAPER has come to the conclusion
that ..if |. score OF the cowsrdiy vretchos who go
about town beating unfortunate women, were
respectfully killed t,::wouid be well for the com.
munity In general, and rstrihutve justice in par
tiousr." "Respectably killed" 10 good phrase.
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LAID OvER.-Ryland Hankins was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday to answer for stealing
u gold bracelet, earnings, finger ring and pencil
from Mary Jane Perceil. but owing to the iudis'
position of the complainant, the investigation was
continued,
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JOEL b WAThlNS,
Of the late firm of Price 4 Watkins.
JAMES B FICKLEN,
or the late firm of Hoomes, Ficklen
4 Wallace, Fredericksburg,
January LIST, 1889.

ACARD 1T will be seen by the above,
that am interested in the business Of Messrs.
ATKINS j. FIGKLEN. l respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late firm
Of Pinford, Mayo i Blair. pledging to them al the
advantages which promised in the above adver.
tisement Their wants either IN person by order.
shall at ali times receive my careful and prompt at
teuton. VIM MAIU.
Cr,
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s@- THE BEsr CoUaH SYRUP In TIE

The best Cough Syrup In the world Is Harts
horne's Pectoral Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and is pro-
aounced BY medical men, and those who have used
it, to be the best preparation for Coughs Colds
Catarrh. Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Sore Throat from
= cold, and preventive of that lion OF diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. It Is pleasant to
the taste, softens clears and strengthens the voice.
allays airritatiou Of the threat and ungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles IS and so cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gsts in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg and all
towns in Virginia. oc l5-6m
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~ Dr. BuRwsLL has removed Ais
Once to tbs North side Of Broad strsse. fSvse
Ffanck's giIdIrg estsbish mens,j between Ssk an1
sch streets Ufioe hcurS from A = 10 - on1
from to8 ~. Night calls vii please Do Mnas g
nis residence (st Mrs- ficksts'sJ corner of LsiGA
ard Sch streets
B. Messages lsit ct the olDcs Of Jnnu 3 CoeK.
Corner Of Pearl and Aain strssss) will - sstsnA
ed to. do k-lMo
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Ssow.-The first snow Of the season
fell yesterday morning, commencing about 8
o'clock. The house tops were covered, aud the
side walks, at an early hour, looked - white ~
possible, but the change Of wind produced misty
rain that soon dispelled the snow.
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gentleman named Perpont, from Frirmount,
Marion county, Va, WAS robbed of 500 in tho
Baltimore Ohio Railroad cars on Saturday last.
The days Of high rents in San Francisco are
said to have passed away. From $50 to $75 q
mouth is about the figure paid for houses costing
say $4,000.
The dentists of Indiana are about to form .
State assoc aton. Their seal will be q mclar, with
the motto, I'VE pull together"
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REVENUE LAWS Christian Burchie. 8

grocer, was fined by the Mayor yesterday for sell,
ing liquor to be drunk iu his house without a
license. AMI for permitting unlawful assembltel
on his premises. Officer Morris reported that he
had seen negroes drinking at the bar on two oc.
casious, the first time when there were eleven ne.
groes in the house; and the second, when there
were fifteen.
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feeling the hand of time weighing heayily unou
tt EN-, with all Its attendant ills, viii nnd n De
uss Of DR. HosrRrrER's CsLEBRA1ED ssoNAM M.
rEss. an elixer that will instil new Ne INFO thair
of more youthful days. build mp thElr shrunkJn
forms, give health and vigor 10 thsr namatp1nG
years Those who are In the least a2ljctsd Wftk
troublesome and dangerous disease, ariajpg hv0
isordered 81 stem. should not hesitate toav& y thsm.
selves of the benefit derived from this great rene
For sale by Druggists and dealers, ssnseIly ere
rywhare. A Kin
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PROSPECTUS OF THE INDEX. TO
I BE PUBLISHED IN THE CITY 0S EI0a. ;;

MoED, WEEKLY AND eEMke$EkkkY-i ~
issue on the 81 OF ysnus.y 1854 ne eisI o. ks. -
the above title devoted to Politics. LiteratnIs, Coo-
msrcial Matters. and the General News Of ny asy;
As TO the political complexion ofths paper nss1 "a
Democratic principles of Virginia. 1desm teseses-
ly necessary to make even this snnouuceoent ns.N.
with lie Democratic pres Respecting the men q
the party and OF ali partes-those who sspfre 70 q
Aces, state and Nstioral-f deem IL not naDpfo1sr
partizan Of none and without implicit conhdenoe 10
any. Particular attention will se paad g ne 49,
Depar tment will be entrusted 70 competsnt hand1.
In every department u VIII have the I'D of sne
ablest pens In the touth Its my detssmineelon, .
Q word, 70 establish TIE IupHx - . reedAhte hmuy
journai 81 the metropolis Of virginia
TEkns--eemi. Weekly paper ~ per annun. Week'
de 6-wAdlm BENNkT u DBWITI.
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p srovns. RAxoss AND FunsAoss.

~ STovEs, RANGES AND FunuAoBs.
Now in store a full supply, cargo Of schr hignio-
netIe Purchasers are invited y examine the 9uea'
ity of onr wares We especially rse0mmend the
Richm. nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
range and AArp Cook Stove.
Repairs always on hand for all leading articles sold
st the Governor street Stove Store.
90 Wanted Immediately two hrstclAs wogkmen.
80 GEORGE 1TARRETT.
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INCREASE OF Wool IN OHIo.-The Wool Grower
for December gives a tabular statement Of the
number Of sheep in this State, showing 3,30S ,SS3
head. which, at three pounds of wool per head, is
s26,4 400 pounds, increase over last year OF 10
ner cent. or about q million of pounds.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.

AenCs rams q 20.
CO-PAKTNERsHI
We, the subscribers have this day formed a CO.
partnership, under the firm of WATKINS & flick
" H0'''''' "D STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS Blu SINESS,
in the elegant new building, l5s Main street, which
has Just been erected for our use.
On the FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT, it is our
purpose to open in these light and spacious ware.
DRY GOODS, selected especially for the BEST CLASS
OF RETAIL TRADE, which, for variety and elegance,
will not be surpassed in this city; Our long expe.
repce, both in the wholesale and Retail Dry Goods
Business. and determination to make our pur-
ch aseschiey for cash. in large quantities of manu-
fsctursrs or their agents, will furnish us with fac
ltes for offering the public generally and our pa
irons especially, Who have so iserally encouraged
us in our late business connections, with oil kinds
of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, OF the BEST
QUALITY and NEWEST STYLE, and at prices which can
not tail to the patronage of the closest aud
most discriminating buyers. While all the depart
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
PLANTATION FABRICS
will be kept always full and compile, the increas
.ns ELkaANT SILKS AND DRESS >oDs.
D MANTLEs AND sHAwLs
importers in the large msrke cts, will enable to
furnish in and at short notice all the tasteful
NOVELTIES, as they appear in the country. Many
RAsE and SELECT goods, not found in exclusive
wholesale houses. for which Country Merchants
have an increasing demand. and such Goods also A.
are required by Commission Merchants for the fRr
mers, will be furnished at a small advance upon the
cost of production. VIC respectfully solicit the pa
ronage Of all CASH and punctual credit buyers who
will be expected to settle their accounts semianpu
ally as his ystem is conceded to promote the
interest of both buyer and seller. We hope, by
selling SUPERIOR GcopS AT Low PRICES, and aprompt
and obkiug attention TO business, to merit the pa
tronage of the public
VIM P MAYO Esq. long and extensively known
as a member of the late house of Bipf0rd, Mayo 4
Blair is interested 10 business and will devote
to it his valuable services.
JOEL WATKINS,
Of the late firm of Price q Watkins.
JAMES FICKLEN,
or the late firm of Hoomes, Ficklen
Wallace, Fredericksburg
81
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DARK PIcTURE. E.-Main street near 10Th
was literally blocksded yesterday by the immense
number of servants assembled there In search o!
homes for the present year.
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JACK AsHoaE.-John Thos. Mason, q
Mary land free negro, employed the schooner
Wa. Colqutt, was punished by order Of the Mayor
for being in the city without papers, and for leav
Ing the vessel without the written consent of the
master,
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f1IssoLUxIOUe. Ac

MSS L u N.-The concern Of
- PRICE 4 WATKINS n this day dissolved By
mutual consent: J WATKINS has dispose Of
his interest In the 9 ock and debts, to . PRICE.
VIII has assumed all the obligations of the CONCERN
and to whom those indebted are requested to make
payment.
The name of the firm can be used b. either mart.
ner. but only in lion. .dation of its AFFAIR."
IN PHlCR
J B WATKiNs,
JF PAIGE, JR
Richmond, January lsf. 1889 iaI-lm
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0DR. v. HoBsoH,
HOMEPATHlC PHYSICIAN,
5rH. BBLOW MAIN SfKEM,
do lS-lm RICHMOND.

~ MEDICAL CARb. - On EYIvApus
L. INaRAM having located in this city, respectfully
tenders his professional services 70 tts citiacnD
Ofiee and residence FIR the present on BANK
STREET near the Mechanics' Institute.
T-imt 7ts--s ID
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ARRESTED FOR 8oBGrhY.--A slave named Bob,
o"heu by DR.. S;arke, Of Ilsnrico county, Va
arrested on focahohtss Bridge yesterday, by
I'oPP IP"ID out's' on the charge OF xobbug Terrence
Doc'ah OF carpet bag containing some articles
aNo Elt Of shoemakers tools The robbery Was
t'ipetraied last Friday night at Chester, wsy
station between this place and Richmond. The
r,nea lad undertaken to walk from that place
1ut 'he rain overlook them st Chester, and they
.e'fed TO rooBt In a shed with the bag between
% .%ntn' Terrence slept sound, tor when he aroke.
helther bic property OF Bob was visible. The LAT
'e' had iised at Chester for some time in the en
siG!Aieht VI Mr. West. 1t 10 supposed another
.eIoted mao Was concerned in the abduction o,
HepToperty spoken Of EeteTstuyg Psess.
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SnlsRIso DoeasRIEs,--A fsw days since the peo.
pie OF Anderson, Ind, asserted their scysrsishn
iyn and "cisarsd out" foarsssa liquor shops snd
low groceries.
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~To run sourn eIpa.-By late

~To The SoUrH eIDn.-By late
tariH. the Danvifle Railroad Company have reduced
the rate freisht for Transporting GROUND kasses
from this data WITH THIS PhoyiSo. tnat DOUBLE
rAre viii be charged during the months Of ArxiI.
MAY August and eErrSNnxk. a,
orders TO any extent eau be supplied uo1 sne
pnrest Lump. bat should % given sssas - ~
fsrmsrs supplying bags charged ons dollar pr
ton isss than paeAea N ioHS u cLAIsoRNB. g
;.,m No II Peazlstssek q
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~HAnrsHonxn'sAnr1-B, B,

~Gno1aI b. STlII, Dentist, Ofhs0
end residenos No 29l. Main. bstwsen Sth and ~
stTeets Richmond Va ny My
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H@- CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.

LEAE AND MANUFACIVEU TU0KOl
large and we'll selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JOHN B0UCHuR,
18th street,
between Main and Frsnklin s&aL
NB.-CIG AIRS made In Ady style b order.
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Rev. ), P. russin, Tor many years editor Of ths
Southsrn Bsptiss, ~ oharissteo, ., o. hAs rec
tired.
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NOTICE. - The undersigned having
withdrawn from the house of rnos Price
Co, have connected themselves with the firm Of
Samuel Price 20. whsre they will be ready to
serve their friends and acquaintance
WM III GORDON,
ia l-2~ VIM J EGGLESTON.
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k&e LIpr SIzR PhoroaRAprs.-Th,

p LIFE SIzE PH0T0GRAPH6.-The
subscriber takes pleasure In announcing 1e his nu-
patrons and the public at lar &c. that he IL
now prepared to furnish Photographs from NINA
lures to FULL LIsE SIZE, either plain color I'd.
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants ECU al
not superior to any produced in this city at bse
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and IN.
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and u.
anime specimens at GiBBS Temple OF Art. Cor In
THAN Hall, Mais street, between 9Th and 10th.
Pc GIBBS.
P. S--If you g mt a genuine Ambrotype, thi 8 is
the place to get it, where you will neither be hum.
plugged in price ol work, Also, Melainotypes. or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
ie lS z. Il. u.
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LHFTY DOLLARs--I. N. SINGER Z

LVFI1 UULLAh&---l. N. 0kQ006 =
Il co.'s CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
YA-We would most respectfully invite ~ - eau
and examine cur new stock OF yamijy, klanoA0p4
and Leather Machines. which for durability AnA
beauty Of finish. cannot b surYemed u any. tol
Machines are % constructed, that by fhe .aagtsal
changes thoy are MADE 70 Ssw, hon. getAse -
stitch nom the. coarsset cotton ba{ o. lsayy
leather, to the Ancse silk, sAtin o. toes. 81 aay
description, without trouble. 1he qsnDle eo0p
struction, eaee Of management End 0vmG 81 M,
max e. the Machine Invaluable, ana wAxrA4eo4 -
give perfect satisfaction - al. Our new FAMILY
Machina, for light work. viii b 6ound 90 u Ne
prettissf and bsss In use Il put ul Y koes!ecA.
6shoeaay or Euamelsd eases. b s1itthe yariog o.
~orK.fOon. our ag:es, bsisx ass nssStsls, .
prepared to repair Machinss, and 70 GiveaA - p
| structions % thAt the operators eea ad3ugt H.
Machines with all eaee. Ladies Will b ingezlseeo
at their resideacex Also, seryAntA MdeEsd. ase Z
alI possibe attention viii b ~ ~ e1F le1y S3
asor. ana Esnt 70 EiSs szD'ssAsioia. vAsshs sAas
1 purchnso or nOe.
| eilk, Thread aed Ce1ane. q - esaW q SHo'
taons; Needles 0augee fe tncatne 81 s4nM19. :.
/ No charge lof shiDDing. Okca10y u1n - - =
al sgslis.lieP z n.al = esnss.i,.s =
sSEs:. g. .sis y ~as. 4 sssst - : -.
Il ~ xo-ky !t&5 8 - -
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Salts OF THEArRE-WoCi's theatre ut Cin~
cinnat Was sold at Sherifs sale on Friday even.
lug, for SC, 500, to Miss Eliza Logan and Mr.. Jas.
Bagweii-subject to mortgages amounting to
x23 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04
PoLIcE IrEMs.-There were eight or

POLICE lTBMs.-Inere were eight or
ten prisoners before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing, most of them negroes, and arrested for minor
offences. Mary Jane Walden. a Petersburg free
NJ tress, for remaining here contrary to law, was
punished -Eiizateth Foster, free, from Lynch
burg, aud without regstsr-orderedt to be locked
up This woman declared that she always wanted
a master. preferrng slavery to such freedom as -be
epjoyed-Henry G. Scott, papers out of date.
Ordered to get them renewed.-George, slave 20 r.
Ranes, punished for stealing a bag of corB-Jim,
slave TO c. Garrett, convicted of stealing a watch
from W j. bartholomew. and seEtenced to the
LASH Beverly Norris free, being in possession Of
a mariuer's compass supposed to be stolen. Or
dered a fogging.-Beverly Frenox, free negro,
charged with stealing pair of pants. Continued
until to-day.