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FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

uH<A> Dk- Sing .fernsri, 81 Ses Yssk fer
kkA~8 the lsst foEr ezrs u LoassE His. ken-
t1eks s1e 4as devote@ as attsltiez eat
aeat u private diseases feE ever 80 yesEs nsll<rs
aiaaseh azxfas .iteAaea - Przrllre Tor may
guAfEs sne csfsd 80 aas ihosszhes .Aefs en.1isa
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Dad they Elaf 4eff21a n5fleio1s sFrzkIaeE<.
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Eailed.

BosrON, Jan. 14-Messrs- Philips & Mosely,
Hardware Merchants. have failed. Their Ii
abilities are large.
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NEW ADVANCEMENT !
The Southern Express Company.

II VII undersigned respectfully give notice tia.
have entered into cora under the name
and arm af tue southern Express Company, for the
transaction Of general Express and Con- mssif n
business, and have made arrangements with the
Edgeheid ana ksataeky, Tennessee ard Alabama,
and Central Southern Railroad Com pan Il run ssS-
sengers daily over their koafs. ans pre- AIRED
20 forward goods 70 all stafIens the aboye
railroads, IN charge OF special Messengers, owz
rates. The Messengers provided with Iron Safes
Cor the safe TRANSMISSION of Money Jexelfy and 9TH
er aValnables. se-sF
Bills. Soses and Drafts collected and prompt re-
made.
ofloe Al Rams Browns Drug Store, Ne. ~ Pse-
lie Square. JAS. GLOVER,
A h HOLT, .te
lanS-Q late OF Adams IL. Co.
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NC. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Jan11-tf aa-r
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The CITY PREss.-The Banner, with all the
ingenuity of a Partisan detective police Off
Ger. has caught the Union in the act of
"searching after knowledge We don't know
OF any law to punish such conduct with death
or impr isonment for life; and if there is such
q law in existence, we trust the Legislature,
having nothing else of importance to do, will
repeal IL at once, the repeating act 10 take ef-
feet from a period anterior to that a.
which this crime was committed by the UHioH.
IS we caHaOt well spare that sheet. We
could better spare a better paper The Ban
ne agrees with the English poet, that
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purchased Of Messrs Cone Brothers one of
Howe's so machines about three months
since. My wife has used IL almost constantly
since then and il 80 we'll pleased that she
would not exchange IL tor any other now in
use. She had bat little difficulty in learning
to sew on il and can do ans kind of work
with 1t. She cheerfaliy sdds her Testimony
To the superior facilities If Howeis Machines
in doing all kinds of work without trouble.
Ill. Il. PLUMMER.
Firm of III. B. PLUMMER IL Co., Public
Square.
Nashville, Jan. 10, 1860.
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whelezals Depss, No. - cssar 81, sex y~rk.
Address HESRyc sPALDTxG eco,

Pa ~ fos neasers ezses eeafsinissr Fear tssAf
shd fp<iye n zeas-s hezstaa5 I1zAosFzfkic s;zos
Card = ses1p41s as saes s<ekzsr-
era Nnsis bite ct sfAflIN6ss PREPARED
eiIE sd sea sinsz h ssss znneaily 70 essTy
aenseAsia--kx
SD ~ - prcnineat stasssa~rS. Dre=z.sss Tfsfa-
staxe-
sua@try esefchanss kAanks nsske nafs q sPkI. :
Dfses r8kfAkEn Cite. .hea EaksAs - tsx.z
list y q sad as eszz-zzsL
s<s1s-ly
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spALpISG's PREPARED GLUE

cVALUIs0o PREPARED GLbE
meets al saeh sseFsen he's, aud 40 household eaa
zf.rd to be wthsai IL Il = always ready and up 20
The sticking point There e 40 isagcr q nrcessisy
for iimras spiaierel tsascrs, hsseiess soiis
and brekea craales Il i iass the sFssgie for
shell. aid ether ornamental cork, p~palAr ~ish
zites Il FeaaeIses.t aud tssse-
fnss aaEnirasie prefaraEson i nssd cold, berg
chemically heid N saiaslo, and possessing al tie
ssiassls saaisis7es q tse ezhinef makers iae
Il nsas be ssed IN he place d ordinary, lasoizsst
betag vastly mere ADHESIVE -
..gssEFUL II EvERY HorsE,p
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HOWE MACHINES

Are rapidly growing in popular favor, gain
ing the confidence OF The people, and are des-
tined to supercede machines having
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

We respectfully refer to the following testi-
monials from the large number we have re-
ceived from our numerous city patrons:
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As aoessirsss XII haPY>a, snH IN sssT rsgsiated
aaiiies II is very desirabis 10 have cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys sroek
cry, ks.
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HANDSOMER & FINER

Stitch, more uniformly alike upon both sides
of the material than that made by any other
Machine.
4. Last but not least in the present tight
ness of the money market. the Machines are
BETTER and come al LESS price than any
other first class machine. ,..
That the sitt
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Having used all the leading machines tor
several years. owning one oi Wheeler aud
Wilson's at the pr seut time. aud understand
ing thoroughly. nevertheless do nnt h'si-
tale 10 say thai think the Howe Machine
superior 10 any and ali others Ii srws
hassdsouser and finer werk than the Wheeler
a Wilson, does not make chain stitch i Ike
the Grover i Baker, and sews hsayixr work
than ang other family machine. ID srws
beautifully upon ssft null muslin, and india
lawn. and quilts upon the naked cotton,
styles OF wuTk which canaol be done we'll
with the claws or jack feed used apon the
Wheeler Il Wilson. Grover 4 BakF, and
Singer family machines. Fer stitching eoids,
embroidery, quilting and ali varieties Of
~ssk IL is far superior 10 any machine have
ever used.
MRS. u. E. pgRoIS.
The Howe Family and Leali ar Mscbines
are warTastcd 20 give ts.Gtsr ; ssEs<ss5.s thafs
say sgker maehisss In the Hsskss. CT y cssey
refunded.
The public are respectfully i.ssssS se call
aud examine oar Nachia~s assa spes 4 sas OF
werk and purchase where hess salled.
CONE BROS,
81 celiess street
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LOFTS FURNACES.

II College ST.,
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wheisfieks,ssao;,saivessio,es.r

&AP7roxianasIoh 30 be Toe Gee Ell seooeach q
Of IooGo 81 osoa1-
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sfizessasheeakslgA IA spsxseat Isseeant.
Bilsee aIlsalyeEt sAHk tAk ca II ia.
A sr.1ine sll<s 4rde ssso1 SHE ressis -
becomes kaesn-
srAIIsr4ersfer schemes or Tickets 10 head.
arsssse % lsoN <oDHIe CEz <e@rso csts lasl-)
ehaFiestsnsss-e- tsss-te :
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MCCALL & CO.,

Yon will find complete and desirable-ali OF WHICH
offer VERY Low FIGURES FuR CASH, and
At REDUCED PRICES 10 prompt time dealers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

THE PKCULsARIrIEs OF PEKIy-T
news OF tne .cdptnts ot P-kl4 oy the
Allies imparts; aadi ional interest TO the
p-cniiafities ot that city. A letter fl, In
The seat Of war the MuDleur de
L Armee states that PekIn /. built in the Il rm
II p IiykJn, Its northern portion offering Il
ptraiIeiUgraIn, and It's southern oItiou a
square. II Is surrounded by turre "a wall
Win towers ut short intervtis; outside oi
TINS wall is Il deep dIich and beyond this eu-
closure circle ef suburbs, rs oenseIy ptopleu
as ousy, aud as Compact as is Pekiu itself. The
capital VI CnIha consists. In fac of two cltles
the Jrth, or Imperial City, AID the 5 IN
Cl Tue former Is called the CIty OF far
tai > the latter he City OF The Ch,uese Ta.y
are separated b. turreted waiI,and CT m nuui
Gaze oHly by tnIee Ra e, OF WnIcn tue uni dole
one Is Reserved eAciusISeIy for tue Euperur-
Ihe Tartar CIt5 Contains the Paiace OF the
IS u OF Heaven" (tne Emperor ! a mass of
buildings OF every sIZ. anu snaue, pavIiiuhs,
pasou.s ahu gai deus, equally Exclusive anu
lLoescrloao'o, which, IL ls said, takes mouth
TO ~ once over.
Tee population OF Pekin and It's suburbs *.
ce-ds two millions. Sixteen gates cvmmun,-
cate between the euouI and the two ei,Ies
within tEe walls UD either side Ut each y, = is
IA parry OF soldiers, VINO act hs policemen. L dc
pilhcipal sTeet$, esFeCiaiIy LIE nor LacIu
portion, are WIDE tuu handsome, but the great.
er part Il potn he towns Consists OF uarru ",
ui4ty, crowded lanes, rendered , st more ulsa-
greeAole by the numerous nLcksters, ucders
and cooEsnups established the narrow
pdVeInentS.
lhe Chinese are fond Of raree.shows, and
Prkin Con taius many exhlDitl us OF pupprts
icdrneu animals, dancers and Col Jurors, Civ
,ng the town the u pc, OF au liz mense IaIr.-
Il aieo Contains numerous pag Jdas built II
pOiceIalt pain tSd III IHe grandsst cuIoTs, ana
surmOunt.d by pointed rUois. As for the car
flages OF The PrA,n grandees, they are de-
scilbed as resembling boxes of soap set uuuu
Wheels and drawn by oXen harn.s ssed III tue
toughest possible fashion. P.kiu Contains
othing analogous 10 the nan Isolne public
buildings which adorn the capitais ui Earope.
Even Tie Imperial palace shows NO a.tempt az
architectural design, end IL, like ali ClInese
erectIous, Il mere snapeiess aggl0meratlou OF
walls aud II OTIS.
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f. r. Marshall, mate of the steamer Ii d.
Mrars, shot and killed, Vicks burg
Miss, on The i9ih Inst, oy Charles I. Brad
ford, a CT V constable.
VIM q. Clark was killed ins tantiy on Tues.
day, On Inst, at Marshall, N. o, oy Jor
Carver, Clerk OF the Court OF Madison county,
NO.
A little dau ghter of j ohm King, of Nashville,
Tenn died ON the 2otn inst, from poison CIV
on through mistake Ter medicine.
The barrel factory attachsd d To the Maryland
PenItentiary was destroy ed Dy fire on the z3d
inst. Loss s25 OU0.
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:. w sAAESER-
- AHoTRECA AND DRUGGIST

- :. W = SER
~ AHoTRECARY AND DRUGGIST-
is HthstfeeI, between Grace and Broasd,
"a RICHNoNh, VA,
s-sPE constantly on hand a wel-seiected stock
s-NtS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OiLH, DYE
FEs, y DHlEDOE Y, 8 8 LASS PUTTY, ALGo-
gtRFUMkRY, SOAPS, COW BS, BRUSHES OF
'.sn .ad. TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS OF
vT9u9 br.ads, all the popular PATENT mEDl-
-Nt q the day-eveTythlng, in fact, usually
az: DRUG SrOREs-which will be sold on
e. ;, AZ Js4sunaae terms. Also, POLL4RD'S S
tthtE AND BONE LINIMENT.
Il h!>lCIANS and others can rely on having
LsF PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and carefully
o,-gog16ea. st ali hourz of the DAY and NIGHT.
J. W. FRAfSER,
ApothecarJ and Druggist,
1Fil-E Nth. between iirSCe and Broad sta
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Consty Poor - On the suburbs of the city
there are many poor fam lilies who viii need
charities durisg the wiater. Yesterday, n
poor woman, with four small children de-
pendent on h-rs had 10 appeal to some of our
citizens tor aidl The Oserseer OF the Poor for
District No. 3, will fad something ~ do on
Maddox Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

SENTENCE FOR SETTING EIkA 10 NAUTI
CAL SCHOOL IP.-ln the Superior CrIutuai
Courl Vi BJstou, on THURSDAY. Judge An.s
zen enced w In Chase (mIIer, )wno had lr-vi
ousiy pleaded sLltty 10 Charged settling fre
To The NautlcaI Scuool ShIp, " four year. Ia
The Sac Prison, three DAYS 10 be In solitary
onhurIneut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

DuH Appsnrance.-rh markets were not So
lively, or 50 we'll supplied with poultry, etc
from the neighb1ring counties. yesterday
morning, as is usual on Christmas We TOE
country people seem to have no thought FOR
any thing other than the present condition OF
the Country Many UI them are tor Immediate
secession, and not a few are ready To shoulder
their muskets and turn soldiers as SOON as
Virginia needs them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

IostimoHia!.-Y yesterday, a very pretty gold
headed cane was present tied to Mr. + Sdnp-
son. General FreighL Agent of the Richmond
and Ddnyil!e Railroad Company, by he mem.
bers OF the Freight Depar tneni, as u testlmo-
NAL OF their high apprecla lou OF him as All
officer aud gentleman The head OF the cane
had upon II the following inscription "Pre-
sented to +. j. Sampson, by the up Freight
Denartmeut,o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

AsSduting e Woman j illus karsch and
Ignatiz BeacnersOn were before the Mayor
yesterday for entering the residence of Harriet
Heian, at the corner OF 7th and Gary streets,
assaniting and beating her, and Threatening to
lake her life. One of the partits when cal =
tured by the Watchmen, had a pistol, and the
other formidable sword cane but neither
had been used. The Mayor required eacn OF
mem 70 gi'e S2U0 security tor their good De-
haylor, which they had not succeeded ia doing
when we left the Courtroom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

SCHooNkEs Our TRROrGH AND SUNK BY
The Ice Ihe scnr. Gen. Eaton, vi BaIan lie,
loaded WIN lumoer ~ PoIL Depusite ioI Alex
andria, Va, was cut through Dy tue ice iasL
Week, In tue bay hear Hdvre de-G Grace. Toe
dfift ice cal RED The schooner over on the ATS
where she was tact g ing to pieces At last ac-
counts. Several smaller cIait were engaged
III removing iht lumber. The captain aud
crew were rescued Dy some gunuers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

THE SHOE BUSINESS OF FMAtNE.-At Auburn
Me-, the value vi the snoes mau tac Ell LL-i c;
ia pr, sperous years, has rtacled Tie sum
u1 SiW,0UO. More than one fourth uf thIs sum,
OF so m sthiDg over SiVJ UN, says tie LIE Wis lou
faiis journal, has been anLualiy paid out IN
town iUr the iao"r employ ed Ia MAJ uiacIur-
ing them, making The busIuess OF The utmost
importa"ce To Toe best Interests OF every cIti-
Zen. WoIegret To say taat at present THIS en-
are business is Nir uaily sue pended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

The REAT TEMP ERA hUA LsorURRR.-Johu
IS dougu, lne sensation "LenpoIaLCe iectur-
oT," states Inat be Is not IIcn man, as MANY
suppose. His taxes, all told, only amount to
S52. H- also states thai when he c.mmeL ced
i.c 'uring all agI cement made ween
nIIDse and ttIat one Ten IN Of III eaI
.Dse Should be giren 10 charitable PURPOSES.
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FIRsr-CLAss mEpICrvvs.

~ MEADE BAKER,
- FasrmaceutIsts and Vendors If pure ana
g.-as MEDlCfN ~, CrtMi"tLS, PHAR
- iitbL PRODtCTS, onrgcal lnstru
ia a4L Appliances; M~ticfre Chests for plan
r 'l5 tans' e. aud ira-o &C.; Phyp'~.ar Saddle
--'t -9l-a0 Elastic stocr.rge 1-us-es AID Sup
( -.'t Pore Mpnnales, COMBS, Pushes, ToIley
'fs b- 81 quality IarfrU'ory, 'omades and
t'tN A.aerai Waters, trtuc1 = the Springs
-.5.-a "zres ana Aprs"s'us, Magnetic Ma
u fc., NC all Of tine i'Hct erslrtI and at the
zee! rates nEtUE 4 UAKER =
laS Main st., corner 1i0Yo P2rt Office,
ahy Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

The Public Grand are 10 give n grand civic
and miIIttTy ball. at the Virginia Armory, on
Thursday night next. The Armory Baud Is TO
iurnish IN use for the occasion, aud To ensure
large attendance aud a merry entertainment,
The price Of tickets has been put very low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

GRAPHIC "A country couple newly mar
riec, sto.Ied at The GiDsou dous., In g ucin-
nau, "A few days ago, and The groom eai,ea fJr
some wine. Waeu sked what kind he would
nave, he replied, We want thaJ kiDd OF WlIe
where the cJIks pop ouG and the nquor boAs
up ike soap suus."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

Could SEE To PEkL A DouGHNUT.-Hugh
Henry, a former President Of the Vermont
Valley Railroad, while attending the recent
session Of the Legislature AZ Montpelier, made
a remark TO q friend that he was q little deaf
hut could see as well as ever" He afterward
went to the hotel tor dinner, and after being
seated stuck his fork into u doughnut, and
commenced to peel il, supposing II 10 be q
potato. Young Meade, the BTattlebor0' sculp.
tor, being a witness of the optical iiiusion,"
retired aud produced a iife-iike sketch or MIR.
Henry, while ia The act of peeiing the dough-
nut, aud underneath was th. following inscrip-
tIon:-"I am a little deal, but can lee well as
ever"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

Cod Dip.-At an early hour yes ferday morn
ing cries tor help were he rd ia the ueIgpbor
hood uf the Armory Bridge, and on persons
has enIEg 10 the scene to ascertain the cause
a white man WAS discovered numbering
around IN the chilling mud, and spoutiug III,
cold water from his mouth worse Than
wounded whale. Ia a very few secnpds he
was dragged on shore, and taken TO q fiIe 10
dry of The luckIess diver stated that he mad
been irduiging freely, and taking The canal TOR
a ssnded low path, pitched headong into IL
before he was aware Of dat ger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

POOR PUss "A pet cat belonging to Steam
Fne Engine Com any No =, came to sudden
and doubtless palniui death last Tuesday
evening Al alarm VI lire was sounded from
District 3. and, as usual, the company at the
Instant Of staru.g their machine, closed the
doors OF the lire oox, and app piIed tue toIca Io
he Infiammabit kIudnhg mdterisI. Upon
returning from The fire, they found the
charred carcass OF their pei feline, p or Tom
nay having lhcautIously taken iouiugs in the
nre box for the nighG, Wi houL the kuoWIed ge
ot The cImpauy.-B0St0a journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

THINKING OF HIS MOTHER IN HIS LAST Mo-
ls.-herbeTt Bowen, l6 years vi age, Il
promising son of n. q. Bowen, Of Norwich,
COun., Was drowned While skating on the river
below the rolling mill, ON Saturday week.
HIS com pani Is tried 10 save hiLl, and Train
passing at ths line was stopped, nd The pas
sengers tried In vain TO et,ecI u rrscue He
cluhg 10 the ice aS long he could, when,
losing his hold, he cried" q Jod- bJ t, bOys.--
God bless me FELL my mo her, and wi III the
sentence uahDlehed, lac sank into the water
and Was drawn under the ice by the current.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

Stealing WOOd.-Thomas, slave 10 James
HaiseY, was convicted before the NJ iyor yes
ierday OF breaking into the wood. house of
William Fields, and : ealiug wood. He Tad Il
heariug. aud was then seu fenced 10 receive
thirty. LiGe StrIpes.
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Dh UeS, E1HDICINEs, &C.
y PURCELL, LADD L CO.,
~ n l. q Il IT q

n FURGELL, LADD CO,
- DRUG lists,
u cad, Va,
u ~ saie n quantities 20 sult purchasers
81 a est Indigo, - bh.5. Burning Fluid,
fE-. inc AlatGe;. 50 ct Coal OIL
stEs.sSup. CArb. Soda, IS {" sperm OIL
Il ~zes DO. II ID. IS " Lard Oil.
llFs-A 4,eH sa!is Lamp OIL,
q assas>} SODA D. IBIS Machine Oil,
IA >Glgh 4uiulne, 40 cases Sweet OIL,
S. EFss .sWis' Lead, IN ~ ib,s Iinseed OIL.
G. l60 cases Extract Log
!ey ssss Cream Tartar, wood,
la 51ss SIZED Pepper, 25 bhls. Spt., Turpen-
AlispIoe, tine,
Ginger, prime, is kegs Apto. Emerya,
.E texes r ow q er d 2 100 lbs Rei'd Borax,
'P1es, pure. hbs. Cdmphor,
,1!s. Castor . ii, 3o00 lbs fure Saltpetre,
VINE, Is bbls Velet, Red,
:, Alcohol, loo boxes Starch,
tsgs Emo, N oil, 1000 boxes French Win
dow Glass. asst. sizes,
VI full stock Of other articles, and PA
TENT y DIEINEs, FANCY SOAPS, PER
E.e1RIES, Painters COLORS, BRUSHES,
&, &C, % our usual terms.
FLRCELL, LADD CO, Druggists,
l22 Man street. corner 18th.
N3-tartIClIar ald prompt attention 10 pack
~ 81 81. pp}nE orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

Pop Crackers and other fireworks are n great
demand with the youth OF ihe city, who are
having joyous time in firing satrls5 AID
alarming he unsuspecting as they pass. Iii
not INDUCED in too freely, To alarm
horses and cause seriaus damage, the police
will probably interfere with very fsT, " no do
not compel them 10 do So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

THE MILITIA OF RHoDE lstAHp.-The en-
rolled militia OF RIUde Island Iur The year
1900. numbers j., 5iJ men. Tine city of Proyi-
dence mas O. .729 These figures aIs very re-
spec abe Bat who ever saw : ,UOU soldier ia
Rhode Island
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

Christmas Presents are ad dvertised extensively
in this mornings paper, by conf f~ctioaers,
booksellers jewellers and others. Our
lGmns will prove an admirable directory TO
those who wish to purchase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

GTo"nd!sSs Charse.-Cary Bolton, a white
man, Was arrested and Gagged last Sunday
night, on Charge Of attempting to pick Jon
Croulster's pocket Uf a watch. Two OF The
watchmen tes tilted that they heard res, aud
SOON after came up with Bolton, runutrg a.
Inc TOP OF his speed. They stopped hun, wneu
NE sad 10 lnem that The TWO Inau VINO were
pursuing INN designed to beat hIm. the par
sueis then charged him with attempting Lu
pick he puckeis Of one VI them, aud pro1ised
" appear ~ Court as witnesses; bat failing
10 40 so, Ihe party was lscharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

See TO Your Doors.-Uniess housekeepers and
others are particular 10 keep their front doors
closed and locked, we may expect TO hear of
any number OF hall robberies during the con.
tInuance of the holidays.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25
~ . OV r s. tO.,
- HULEkALE UGGIsTS,

~ WHULEBALE nRUGGIsTs,
IL No. 50 MAIN STREET,
L8 dayng IN store their Fall stock of DRUGS,
30. CiNES, PAIN Is. OILS. Il c., offer Ghem to
:. face % the most accommodating terms,
.-lf1. sgsn.th rluat.J burning Fund,
- ,sfb. Soda, eng Machine OIL.
Ia Tanners Or.
.'sEH. Tartar, LiuSeEd OIL.
3Fft.t-, Lamp Oh.
~ EStG Sweet OIL.
pax, GamphOr.
t'Ypst. Ext Logwood.
slge', Soap. all ginds.
,sIca Cigars all eTades.
aagw q lass, all Sizes. Chewing Tobacco.
ys igypentle, smoking tobacco.
.LbG Lilrid 1lpe.
- the Patent and Popular MEDICINES, PER
merry &c
RLE -E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

The Rirsr has been full from bank TO bank
for several days past, owing TO the rapid
melting Of the late heavy fall Of snow west Of
us, but no serious damage has occurred that we
have been apprlsed Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-25

Let Of.-Patrick Murphy. alias C1llin Nc
Keu zIe, found himself before the May or rs
terday, To answer the charge OF beiag druuk
aud disorderly IN The street. On PROMISING to
leave the city at once, he was Released.