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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

The negro disturbances in Canada are begin.
ming to con vince the people Of that region that
the supplies of that race Of people are begin
ming to be excessive At Chat than, forty mile
from Detroit, a crowd of several hundred ne
groes had taken possession of the public school
houses and kept the white teachers and scho-
lars out.
into the house of Mr. Steel, III Harrison eoun-
ty. Va, last Monday night, for the purpose of
robbery. but were driven off by Mrs Steel,
who loaded a rifle and fired upon them brave
ly. Her husband was absent.
Last week a little girl about 3 years old.
daughter of Robert G. Terry, of Colerain
Township, Ohio, was seized by two hogs and
so badly mulilated before she could be resc ued
that she died in a few hours afterwards.
Judge Caleb, of New Orleans, has gran ted in
thirty-seyen firms in that city, restraining
them from selling corrugated elastic rubber
goods.
Chas. Q. Cooper, n corporal on the U. s.
steamer Brooklyn, has been arrested in New
York on charge of having caused the death of
a sailor named George Rudder, in NOvemb Der
last.
Mr.. Renj. Levy, one OF the pioneers of jour-
nalism in New Orleans, and by whom the
New Orleans Prices Current was estab!is he'd
in 1915, died in that city on the 10th inst
The New YORK. correspondent of Charles
has it that q fair niece of Mayor Wood is soon
TO be led to the hymenial altar by Cuba Il
millionaire.
1t seems to be generally understood that
Senator Douglas will address the Senate OF
Monday today defining his position upon
the current questions of the day.
The appointment of J. j. Barclay, of Vir-
ginia, as consul of the United States at Cy-
press, has been confirmed.
The Democrats of Essex county, Va, have
declared in favor of their distinguished coun-
lyman, Senator Hunter, for the Presidency.
Joshua Parker, native of Saco, Maine fell
overheard from the schooner "Golden Gate y
in the Rappahannock, on Thursday last, and
was drowned.
Oliver w. Moore, of Michigan, one of the
principal clerks in the nterior Department
died in Washington last Thursday.
John Sweeney has been convicted of murder
in the second degree in Philadelphia, for kill
ing Charles Car,en.
Capt. Bradford, Of the schooner Georgianna
at New York, has mysteriously disappeared
1t is supposed he has been murdered.
NJ. MERCER, the new Minister from France
is al Stockholm, making preparations for re.
moval to Washington.
The Rev. ]. +. Jones. Of .McKeesport PENN
has been deposed for immoraiity. He couldn',
leave the girls alone.
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THE POTOMAC RIvER.-This river, loosed
from the icy bonds which have shackled it for
some time, is free at last, and runs its course
rejoicing The Alexandra Gazette says that
the Aqua Greek steamers are again making
regular trips.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, JAN. =, ls60
HixA Wafer this day (Mosday) - e'eioeh.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Stear Or <fty Of Richmond. Kelly, Philadelphia,
msse and passeng ers, II. T.. futile.
Schr Crenshaw, Moss, Now York, mdze.' ~ q
W. CnrIie. VIZ
schr. Jno. Allen. Slower, Baltimore, mdze.' w.
D. COlquiit l. Co. .
schr. Mar, L. johnson, Burrus. Norfolk, mdxe.'
w. ID. COquitt l. Co. +szes. -.
.Schr. Lynnhaven, Crocker Norfolk, shingles.
Bacon DaskervllL - ,,u
Schr. Sarah Bibby. Mitchell. Port W althat', COAL
Stearns Co. IN i-.T
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown n. Skinner, New York. mdze.
and passengers Ludlam afson. .a
Steamer Pocahontas. Travers, Baltimore moAe'
and passengers, u. A w. Currie.
Schr. Hope Frank, for Richmond, cleared at Bal
more 10Th inst.
schr. Danville, Chester. for Richmond. cleared
at New York 10Th inst; Marshall, Chicester, from
Richmond. arrived AZ do same day.
Schr. Rebacca. Putnam, for Petersburg, cleared
Schr. James Bodne. Maxwell, from Richmond,
arrived at Alexandra 2lst.
IBT TELEGRAPH.I
NORFOLK, Jan 2l.-Arrved schr. g. r. stone.
days from Havana, with oranges. havaniI ~as
he althy and business active.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsToWN,
SKINNER. Master. from New York: MISS fogyer'
A. Craney. j. Isheck Capt. kenJ ha; ge. " M
H. Burdck. las. Forester NJ Hess. e. I. Kay ler'
Mrs 9. Y. Dissosway, G. Dissesway.J A. Preston,
Edgar WRIGHT. Mrs. c. Wines, and IL steerage.
Also, from Portsmouth, Mrs. Glasseii, And. uai-
lahee.
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RUNAWAYS.

In &25 REWAR ID will lie paid for coffea,
Cal GEORGE in jail so that | can get tnl
IN George is ahnu, ~ ears old. about 6 feet hilh,
N of bright yellow color. has a verg srum oos.
~ and no scar recolected. The above reward
will be paid for the said boy when delivered jl.
TH0S. OCT
T-eviliian's Depot, Louisa county, Va
I1-.1u*
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easss TIE Petersburg 4xpeess.
= Osv sgstghtiy coatsop0ssry appeared on
saturday morning In . new typographical

! TEE AA1Sks's FxkRY IMvxsri0ATioN-
0eee6 - Dvowny eecrstary Of State, has ar
ytve1 d WAshingtos. He b looked up0n ~ .
1hpsf mDostAAt witasss 10 ths Haspers Ferry
tnv1e1te1aioD. - b has isdicstsd that - will
unho . sjees breast Of ~ AMIR, and II u nm
Aeslteo1 - VIII l1plieete psvmiuent psrsons
- ~ ymx Aa4 lew Epeiand.
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IN SIS REWARD.-Ranaw from 'hs sub
&H scribers on Yesterday. likely r!ilalto ho',
HnaIDed JOHN, about ~ ears old, Of cenlss
~ appearance snd address. the above rssA1
Twill he paid on HIS delivery n. our store, "
ii he be placed IN auv jail where We can 90, hH,
ia CTS TUPMAN 4 HULL, 40 Naa s.
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PIKEs-Charles Blair. ofCollinsville whose
name has been connected with the manutac-
tnre of John Browns pixies, has received a
summons from the u S. Marshal that his
presence is needed at Washington. He leaves
to-day. He does not know the nature of the
business for which he is called.-NeU Hdrsn
Journal Of Saturday.
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COLLISION ON THE GENITAL RAILROAD
On Saturday las. about II O'Clock. the up train
from Richmond, when about two miles above
Gotham station, came in contact with gon-
dola, loaded with cross ties, which had been
left ON the track inadvertently. The passen-
gers were much frightened At the anticipated
danger, and one Of the mail agents ieaped from
the train. No damage was done save the de-
struction of the gondola and scattering OF is
load The mail train was detained a lew mo-
ments to clear Off the fragments of the wreck
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MARRIED.

In tse city Of Frederic ksburg, on the 10th inst
By the Rev. B. r. Wxrwiak. Mr. JOHN HENHl
6AcR Ely, 70 Miss MARY g. HART. both Of that
city.
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Total. s

IL we estimate the value Of The cases shipped
- The Southern States, ~ IN average Of $40
each. 10 will give . total for Liz cases of
eitl,7ee-s 5sir business fer the dall SESSION Of
Oeeo0oeT. Il
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NJ T. w BOOKS
~ At GEO. NJ. W EST'S

NEW BOOKS
~ AtGEO. NJ. VESTS
Bookstore, las Main St.
SELF HELP. with Illustrations Of Character and
Conduct. BY Samuel Smiles, author of THE
Life of George Stephenson - 75c.
AN APPEAL To TIL E PEOPLE on behalf of their
Rishts author zed interpreters of the Bible
BY Catherine r. Beecier 81.
EPKESENTATION-AN Novel By Anna II
Drury. author Of Friends and Fortune
THE FOOL OF QUALITY. or the History of
Henry, Earl of Moreand B: Henry T: Beake,
ESQ; a new and revised editisn, with an in
and Biographical Preface by the Rev Charles
kingsley. n a. Complete in 2 vo's. g
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
translated from the French BY Henry J. Mac
ELRIc. OR LiirTLE BY LITTLE. By Frederick
w. Farrar. 81.
HAKPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
February. sin lie copies CSC.
VOL 81 ENGLISH COMMON LAW REPORTS.
PARSONS ON MARITIME Law 2vo's Sll
CAMPBtLL'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. So So
". B GEO. NJ WEST keeps constantly on
hand all the new BOOKS OF the day. ia 23lt
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DIR: JOHN CLGPT0N, having 10;
services to the citizens Of Richmond and adjacent
country. Office with Or. "A. +. Peticolas, on
Broad. between 18th and College streets. He may
be found at night at nj rs. A. S. Hutchson's. on
Franklin, between I'd and Sd streets. ia l9-lm"
POSTAGE STAMPS. POSTAGE
~ TAMPS-Persons in want of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this office. IN
any quantity. ia l9-ts
.s1%. A CARD.-The impression that had
s5-~Ea withdrawn from the practice of medic ne
having gained seme currency, | would beg leave
to correct it. and to tender my professional ser
vices the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity.
My office and residence may be fouD6 on the
corner of Broad and llth streets, immediately OPP
poste City Hall.
ia l6-Im F. w. RODDEY, NJ. d.
~ sHeCKOE uILL GENE RAL
HA AGENCY.
6. W. H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Bstreen Siaih and Ssrenth
Continues ORIENT ouT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL. Ne
GROES. and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow-
ed upon him for two years past. au 3l-6m
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ia. RICHMOND THEATRE.

IA. RICHMOND THEATRE
SPECIAL CARD.
Continuance of the
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
rendered by her friends of Richmond to
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS,
At whose request, in consequence of manv
LADIES' AND FAMILIES
Who were unable to gain admission on Friday
nIeIt. also in compliance with the wishes of her
numerous admirers of Petersburg who were unable
to attend the
OVATION,
The MANAGEMENT respectfully announce the grand
Opera OF the
ENCHANTRESS,
On Monday Evening, January 23d,
For which occasion the President of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company has consented
to run
EXCURSION TRAIN
For the accommodation of those who were unable
to VISIT city Thursda, night
The above grand Opera Will re prese Dted with all its
ORIGINAL. SPLENDOK!
And many NEW FEATURES.
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS,
And her Father,
MR. PETER RiCHTNGS,
Sustaining their great characters of
STELLA AND RAMIR.
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EA The Confessions and Experience of
VICTIM.-Designed for the benefit and as a warn
ing and canton to young men who suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY, PRE- ATURE DECAY,
&c. as consequence of early errors; supplying.
1T the Same time. the NJ Fans OF SELF-CU +.
By q sufferer from tho above cause and from med
icai position and quackery.
Single copies mailed free on receiving postpaid
envelope, hearing the address Of the applicant =
Address NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR. Esq. Bed
fond Kings county. N. i. de 2--3taw2m(2p)
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CUSHINGS Il BAILEY,
- WHOLESALE BO0KSELLERS

4
~ WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS
AND STATIONERS,
No. 262 BALTIMORE STREET,
UPPo-ITE HANOVER. BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to offer to the couGtr, trade Goods in
their line at prices that Will compare favoraby with
those of anN other market.
Their stock of SCHOOL. LAW. MEDICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, IS large and well
lected.
A large and varied assortment of FOREIGN and
AMERICAN STATIONERY can always he found
ar their establishment.
They keep constantly hand a full supply of
BLANK BOOKS, of different styles, and OF their
own manufacture.
Havlpg BINnERY connected with the Store.
they are ar all times able at short notice. to fill
orders for Blank Books. ruled to any pattern or Of
any desired st, lie of binding.
Orders received by mail Will meet with prompt
attention..
MA- You are requested 10 call and examine our
THE LATE AGRtCULTUHAL FAIK.-No
separate mention having been made of Oxford
Dawn Sheep in the schedule of premiums pub
glnia Central Agricultural Society. under the m-
preston that the. would he included in the class
of Long w ooled Sheep" thu subject was brou hit
to tho attention OF the Executive Comm ttee. who.
heinz satisfied that the, form distinct breed of q
fixed type of their own. highly worthy of
couraGemeut determined TO ctter supplemental
premium of $50 for oxford Down Sheep under the
proper and established denomination by winch
thev are known both in England and this country.
Oxford Downs exhibited by Hon. W: G Rlvks, of
Albe marie. c. DIMNOCK,
ia 2l-2t Treas Va. Cent'l Asricultl socieiy.
n 4 ms
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COMPLIMENTARY DlNNER.-It is in contena-
plation by the members of the General Assem-
bly, (acting in their individual capacity) to
give complimentary entertainment TO COL
CHRISTOPHER &. MEMMINGER. the Commits
.ioner from South Carolina TO Virginia, prior
to his departure from this city.
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NOTJCE.--The 6rm of 81 INNER ( scHWJNx
~ 10 d. solved By nutusl consent FRANK
eCHW INK Will In future carry on the hss.aess IN
IL ovn nAao. PETER SEANkR,
80 ~ FRANK 6CHWIAk. q
R1ehwond, Jan. n, IS6Q ja2S-St
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s,1 Hsss ws have The shipment, in sin lie week,
~ railroads, and that the slackest part of the
year, OF Ss2 cases, and In December, by sea,
Us eases o. boots and shoes, varying In value
n from go TO saOo and $1,000 per case. To
exhiblt the value Of cases. we subjoin the fol.
lQVi.E.. s=.s.
Exports Of Donts and Shoes from New York for
1, ~. yssk ending January I'd. 1850, to foreign
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GAO acres on Spring creek, Victoria
county ..-...r...... - $50"
400 acres on 1uadaioupe riper,v
toria county. 49,. ........ 8 90 -"
64O acres on Deer creek. De Witt
county. -............... so 50
4,42s acres in De Witt county 49,. so {"
$40 acres on IL Mile Coletto creek,
De Witt county ............. co -
$40 acres on Clear creek, De Witt
county 500 SO :"
SEQ acres on Cuero creek, De Witt
county. .-............... 90 -
l63 acres on Ciboio creek Gua1a-
loupe cbunty... ...-,,.7....... ! 30 - :"
3N acres on Leono river. ! tu - s.
DO acres near Sulphur Spring,
BeXar county ..........-. 10 . -
zoo acres near head of Marcilind
creek, Bexar county e.. co I" -
500 on San Antonio river, % miles
below the CITY. near Grey's
Ferry, east side, ........... SEQ -
S6s acres on Elm creek. in Bexar
county OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 100 90 Sc
800 acres on Nuaces river, below
''Woll's Crosslns" .......... leo IS IS
73S acres on t.eouO river, Iatout5
miles from the junction OF Fno
and Leonol .................-. 20 - -
60 acres on Attascosa creek. 49,. 90 Z" Is
60 acs es on Casper Flores creek,
Medina county ............ 90 -
640 acres Francisco Pores
creek. Medina county -. -. &c -
Good titles given.
T. 6. WILLIAMS. San Aantonio,
or to D. c ABE xANDER,5 Texas.
Refers 20 Messys. BURTON GREENHow. Rich
mnnd, Va. Ja % -dStcwst
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IL LEAP YEAR!

LADIES. LADIES,
The Ladies that would embrace the Lean Year
privilege should bear in mind tina, 30 Nam street.
IS the place to get All the sood tnIn-s necessary for
a WEpDING PARTY, or other ,ente,ta lrneuts,
either in city or country BRIDAL CAKES heau-
tifuly orna mented; POUND. FRUIT, SPONGE;
all ki DIS of small Fancy Cakes. Cocoa Nut Cakes;
French; Aaring, es, New York, Egg shell Al
mcnds; Madeira, Port and Champagne JeliIes; Va,
nllla, l;emon, Strawberry ard Pine Apple ICE
on. Grape, Virginia and Kiss PYRAMIDS; NUTS
of all kinds: also. Prese yes, Pickles, Fruit. Jsl-
hes Plain and French Con tectianery. Fruits, Il C.
JOHN J. RICHARDSON.
Practical Confectioner.
216 Main street, near 9th.
10 AL Goods carefully packed and a. good and
as chenp as any other hoase an the cit.. Can ard
examine. JpHN J. RtCHARDSoN.
ja 23-dltIcwlt" POS Nam street. near 9th.
CV.PA --Mr. WM. H. CREW
- is this day admitted to- an interest IN my bust
ness, which will he conducted in future, in the
name Of CONRAD & CREW.
January 2, 1860 J. NJ. CONRAD.
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CpRING TSIPORTATION--Is6O

RIBBONS.
MILLTNER
STRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG;, GATOR Il CO,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS and SATtNS
VtIVETS RICHES. FLOWERS,
FEATHERS. STRAW BON FITS, FLATS. &C.
No. 237 and Lofts of 239 Baltimore ST.
BALTIMORE. MD.
Offefa stock unsurpassed IN the United States in
variety and heapness.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
FERNS Six months per cent. off for cash, par
funds. ia l-6T
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M RICHMOND THEATRE.
Fourth week of the American Prima Donna.
MISS CAROLINE RICHlNGS,
And her father,
MIR. PETER RLCHIN


Which will be inaugurated by continuance OF
SUPPLEMENTARY TESTIMONIAL At the
COMPLIMENTARY TEST! M0N!ALt request
COMPLEMENTARY TEsTI MONIAlN of her
NUMEROUS FRIENDS,
W no were unable NUMEROUS FRiEND Dis,
NUMEROUS FRIENDS,
e e $ IAN 5S 4BH|zs$SS FRIDAY, night
The DISTINGUISHED ARTISrES,
engagement of }DISTINGIISHED ARTIST r.
these (DISTINGUISHED ARTIST Els,
THE MOST BRILLIANTLY On record,
TIE MOST BRILLIANTLY
NIGHTLY CROWDTNG
LAST THREE WEEKS)
LAST THREE WEEKSS With the
LAST THREE WEEKS1
OF our CITY, (BEAUTY AND FASHION
MISS CAROLINE RICHIN3S}
MISS CAROLINE RiCHINGSf And her father
MISS CAROLINE RICHlNGSN
Will appear To- Night Mr.. PETER RICHINGS,
in the nj X. PETER RlCHINGS,
Grand Opera of (MR. PETER KICHIN GS,
THE ENCHANTRESS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- Dyspepsia. the msst ennsyina md
oathsnms affictoa known t. sc9isty; can RS sygeMs
withs,and the ASSAULTS OF bAk Ekb pKEAtUM
BiTTERs. ior they las hold upon the liver. et4 %
the bile quicken the bl00d tho st0een;
add to the gastre juices and invik0rate tne 2.nu
rfuliy. That compse,s Al ;m are
at once expelled. Those who suffer should use
these Bitters, md get relief .rp..a
For sale by all Druggists IN the CITY VI "A .
and elfa,vhere IN V,rs mia. Orders promptly hiien
~ addressing T.. BAKER, proprietor, hicnmond'
Va ~ - IS-'s
--
"a Great Earcnius Until First Of March.
PERKINS, / CO, No. ial Eagle Square, Main st.
hest Ensi,sh and American PRINTS At 10 cts.
Rich DRE SS SILKS and SILK hnn6E1Scc
Hich French DE LAfANES and EEptMni
yviALiEhNsT AS; pUtkiSsS ana "r'AA'''
Kioh LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SElS.
AT aud beloig cost, Tor cash, to reduce stoeA'
ja Z3-fm
Ca. Notice.. 10 the sick, afflicted and numeSS-
GUS families who have heretofore usea ". =, o.
ROSES III EDIClNES. always with tne niuc: ,
bounded happy results that some umPrinhc.p..e ea
persons have circulated an imitation. Inc Doc.us
has been compelled to change the wrapper, winch
is plain without any figures. and his written sIsnA
tuIe is over the cork of every bottle OF the sonuo
Medicines. 20 that the public can again oosaia a
those remedies which have suited thoil WANTS ""u
DR.. J. s. ROsE's COUCH SYRUP. for cou his
and dsea ses of the lungs is the standard reIneuy
The PAIN CURER for pains rheumat,sm chonc'
sprslns or bruises. and the DfSfEfItC OO1'
POUND for d, spepsia and liver complaints.
Sold BY Drug gists generally. and by
ia 2I-1y Richmond Va.
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RICHMOND AND YORK
- 81 RIVER EAii 'RoAD.-oa At

n ARMORY r. l.. l. BLtfs'i
II klcHaoNp. Jan. 20. iso.
"a Attend drill OF yonr company ~ le'
Viarmory on MONDAY next ed last, at y g. 81
~ p. M, with Minnie muskets. fatigue ea' ="
accoutremeuts. By order Can't Parton -,
FRED CARTER, LIST ssFfeafs
ma Any memter of the ,9Ingsn, she ~
vet left his measure at VIM. Ira Smith $ e,
OVERCOAT, will do SO withosf. further de"
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I OST--A few days ago. either on =
- Grace. or Broad streets or unan -, .ahsah,
intermediate cross streets between III .naa o. tie
OVAL MOURNING BREASrPIN. can, Nh a
Hail and with HEART attached !. 's'slaias
bv the owner beyond it's actual value and ~ sket
er W receive many thanks, heSides ,aa nae
ward, ny returning II To this office. IN e =
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CONRAD 4 CREW,
IGunnncSnrS To NJ Ian re 4

successors TO j. NJ CNNrGH.f
.s ss al ofbef c
duce, and hope, by faithful attention to the inter
est Of thee q s tS ben
slowed heretofore on their senior partner.
Liberal advancements made on cons +nments in
"'i "a as-lw wwM: Hall CREW.
I,oaNOKE VALLEY RAILROAD EX-
- TENsION.-FlFTH RkQUIsIT[ON.-Th The
President ard Directors have ordered fiji requI-
s,,on + SIS per share, to be collected from each
subscriber to the Extension, for the purpose of
Subscribers in Richmond will confer favor on
me by dep"sitns the amount due IN the EXCHANGE
fs9s ?; GAZING 4" the 9es q @f fsi
ia % st Treasurer.
TOR SALE have for sale two half acre
i LOTS on Grace and Broad streets centre, or
into smaller + sns eTeT
parade; and for rent two SEATS in Pew No ID in
81 Ghns vail TAKE oesSson to
alent ene that have discontinued the practice of
ia ssHin, '''''' ''' S' in. BROOKS, MD.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLiNG.G
SHU TITS sip H GARY BETW wv lsf AND
somrodat,sn e. large szs family There is on
fronts 80 feet by I5 feet. to alley Is feet wide
For terms. &c, apply t eo,n,u :, .porncon
+ or PRINCE ALBERT POTATOES,
These Potatoes took the, premium at the United
States Fair, he Id in this city. and are OF very supe
rlHr ssaty end will keep WA 80 re Tor
aMu RRffH sspSafT's ny and ss sSHss so
trade in bu, ing and selling LUMBER in my name
Jas ia ss-st. RICHARD HILLARp.
R0AR G.-The SOUTHERN RIGHTS
the African Church. 10 aev open for the reception
Ss1 70. s &C., A'&M to F e. sHSsf.
E'UK SALE. A STEAM tNGfNE; Of one and
saa horse power by Nv %, d S Massi .,ss..
4 LBEMAR,LE PIFPISs..ss, barrel. Abe
eeiyed by la 23-2t'] RAGLaND.
DEW FOR RENT.-PEW No. S.. in the mid
die aisie Of st. Paul's Church, is for rent Apply
at this office. ia S-ts
7 UMP POTASH. 500 lbs irst inspection dry
- Lump Potash, IN store and for sale BY
p. JOHNSTON BRO, druggists.
Oar MEAL.,-I have in store nsw supply Of
10. os' hsa and IT, sale
CINCLAIR,s RELIABLE GARDEN
L. WAGNER. Drussi.t. and Broad st.
CANDLFS 200 boxes Grants Candles. land
: ing " Tor sac y AselE rLEAsAxrs.
pURE, GENUINE !Av,A, cOFFEE-ao
L mats Mocha Codee-l00 y bal % for safe hy
|. 4 q. B. DAVENPORT.
OAK HOARDS.-lDo 900 feet seasoned inch
y Oak D0ard'' '0f Re- R. H. H. wHIrLock 1 SON.
SYcAMokEIh and in.h seasoned and good
n. n. WHITLOCK SON.
sVSONQUA REANx- LOCO lhs. Angusiurs, for
y DnkD low. m alonn n mi
FISHER WINSTON. Druggists.
RU3NETT.9 COD LIVER OIL "A Trash
- supply Of The hn pkla0r OH 10 hand. for sale by
FISHER 6 WINSTON, pTpssists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
LOST AND sTRAYEn

LOST On Wednesj.v ,..,~-
slant. either on Broad ..,a ash a.
tween Mr.. James G,.toL.eet ae.
Boetcner's Trimming store, or ketween" s Wr ard
Grattan's and the lst Preshy terrain Chn,s"HI r.
of GOLD SPECTACLES Any one rein r "a, q tslr
to this office will he suitably rewarded ia ts.a