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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

INCREASE OF THE PAY OF NAVY OFFICERS
The bill introduced in the Senate by Senator
Mallory, chairman Of the committee on naval
affairs, "tO Increase and regulate the pay Of
the navy" adds TO the pay established by the
act OF ie31:-For captains. one per cent. per
annum for each year of sea service as shown
by the records Of the Navy Department; COM
manderS, lleuIenantS, masters in the line of
promotion and medical officers, each two per
cent. per an mum for every year of sea service;
engineers, two per cent per aEnum for each
year of sea service, in addition to the pay now
authorized by law.
To give an example or two, the operation of
the provisions OF this bill would be thus -
Captains now receive for service pay So 500
for waiting orders S2,5t0. Their average OF
sea service may be assumed al twenty years
and one per cent. per annum for sea service
would give them twenty per cent on their
laries respectively. On duty they would re-
Commanders, their average sea service beiu Z
sixteen years, receiving two per cent. per an
mum, or thir'y-two per cent. on S2,jc0 sea pay,
would be equal TO S;,}0U
LIeutenauts, their average sea service being
thirteen years, receiving by this bill two per
cent. per annum, or twenty-siX per cent. on
their 81 $50 duty pay, would be entitled to n
yearly pay of g, $50
The bill ''to modify the sea service pav Of
pursers III the navy give to each of those Off
GERS when attached to vessels for sea service:
For the first five years after The date of their
commissions, 81 500; for the second five years
- 400; after ten years service, $1,000. Their
''leaye Of ABSENCE ''Waitins orders' and
"other duty pay to remain as provided in tho
act of lSi2.-St0r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

80 Lercbes. Leeches.. Leechex.,,
e. iasi ii fecelved, b. Adams Express. a io, ~
'st%s ;" EDlHh LtECHES, tine very best. and
Ie' which will he applied upon the most re A.
t1e gqtg T. can tie found al all hours oi The da, a,
c6n n'o4,.A DRESSING ROOM. under the Ameri-
si ibe 49, tentfance on llth street, and at night
De hef OF Leigh and 10th streets.
X. G. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

CLAY STATUE AT NEW OELRAN Tho
ship Fanny Fern, from Havre, has arrived Mt
New Orleans. with the statue Of the illustri-
ons Henry Clay, which has recently been I'm.
ished for the "Clay Monument Association" Of
that citY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

~ Notice. -Havine purchased the interest OF
~ ne partner. Mr.. Powell, | shall continue the
HVi PAiNTlN NC and GLAZING BUSINESS
IN p, ranches. as heretofore.
",..t htnSs Tor the PATRONAGE so literally ex
-cS - me late hfm, solicit continuance of
,-s h'iiie &c old stand. corner Of Bank and 18th
streets ROBERT CARTWRIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

FRrGHTFUL DEATH.-1n New York. We'd
nesday morning, an Italian named Fiorian
CASTILLO. while in a fit of deirium tremens,
threw himself from fourth story window Of
a house. No. "A Duane street, and was imp pnled
on the railings. He died soon afterward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

WHEREABOUTS OF THE CoNsPIRAToRs.-A
correspondent of the New York Herald who
has been investigating the condition of the
runaway slaves i'll Canada alludes to a half
breed, named Shadd, the publisher Of a paper
at Cha than, who was prominen accomplice
Of Brown, and says.
The few men of Browns party who escaped
with their lives are at the present moment in
Canada where they are certain of protection
from the people, should they he demanded of
the government as escaped mur1erers. Mer-
riam, white, and negro, whose name l do
not know, both of whom We're engaged in the
Harpers Ferry affair, are at the present mo-
ment at Shadd's house. Merriam is a young
looking man, apparently not over twenty two
years of age short and slightly built with Il
thin, hatchety looking face, very pale, and no
beard. He looks more like a consumptive
school-boy than conspirator. The negro is
l believe, Canadian, and is 4 TALL spare wiry
black of the deepest dye. They keep very
quiet, and could learn no particulars of their
escape, except that they had beer passed from
house TO house by the "frIends" " until they
reached Canada. Coppie. ii is said, is 1T pre-
| sent at house few miles from Toronto.
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g. The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
Nj IBuG.-PETER>' fNFALL!BLE REMEDY

"a Grsat Bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS & CO.'S,
No. al, EAGLE SQUARE.
.4Brcwn SHIFTING, Heavy, at6d.
- b.eached :" " at
NuyeI. - Al ~ cents
The test3i ever.s old here, at l25Sicts
lyp's Fast Cord pRlNTS, at -. cents
Best tn.lish and American PRINTS, az IL cents
b. Is EALtNTfAS and DkLAINkS. at l21a cts.
Ron fars nELAlNtsS. at 62ta cts, worth o31a cts
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
q cry hteh SILK ROBES, ut S35. worth S45
+ kibGLUVtS. AS good as Alexander's. at IS cts.
Best 10 cached SHEETlNGS. al D cts.
PERKINS Il CO.,
Sc Its No. l+l Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Nnpor Mayo was absent from his Court yes.
terdav morning, and Recorder Starke preeided
In his absence. the business was very light,
and the session was therefore q short one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Iasasrs.-Miss Rlchings had, ~ we antici.
pated, brilliant audience At her bcnefit last
hlgnt. Tne performance tonight Will include
soms Of her choicest geyns Of music and her
admirers will b there In throngs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

FLOUR INSPECTION in Norfolk, for the quar-
ter ending 3ist December 1859: 1,40i bbls.
Family. 1861 bbls. Extra Superhne. lice bbls.
Superfinp 299 bbls. Fine s2i bbls. Middlings,
l3 bbls. Condemned. Total, 1920 bbls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Snow In FLORIpA-The Family Friend, n
weekly newspaper, published at Monticello,
Florida, says: sOn Thursday night, December
~. there was quite q respec table fail Of snow
in this place. Oa Friday morning the house
North, clothed as they were in garment Of
white. Snow Is comparatively = stranger to
the Land of Flowers" and this Is the flrst
visit, TO our Knowledge, aimee we have been a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Getting Iee.-Ice dealers in Henrico are busily
filling their ice. houses with bea tifu1 ice, from
six to ten inches thick, and as clear and bright
A. any to be had at the North. The ice ven-
ders In Henrico county think they will bea6lo
TO supply all the wants Of the city, next sum.
mer. with home productions. Vast sums are IN.
nually expended here for Northern Ice, which.
if circulated at home. would be a great saving
TO his part of the State, and might Be pro6ta.
bly, invested in home manufactures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

SRI Var uttias.~TO THE CITIZENS AND
~4al ia ga. T. kS VISITING THE CIIY.-if sou
appfoyeS -, your HAIR cut in the latest and most
Son A. hl's ! would advise YOU u call on HOB
sad h =, ',hs hls Ea'f-cuttns, Shaving, Ehampoo,nv
ta,rancs ns a.. hooms, under the American Hotel.
aos, hss',ne chang ed from red. light ar srsx ~
'''iui bIaekor brown color. '' "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Pnaehtsg. services will be held at
Wechanicx' Institute Hail. Nv Raw Iams~ 4.
Duncan, ON Sabbath mornsng ard evening,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Htpphy SHuat.d.-Ou Taursday night last
sIdgkiihR loafrr, ia search vi q roostlus
place aud an early breakfast, prow.ed around
fEe first market for Il short tima, evidently on
the lookout for soi' board, On which 20
make his bed, but finding none vacant, and
tearing 10 risk the assaults ~ Jack Frost IN
the open air, resolved TO bring himself into
notice and make he law collar hin. Findin q
nothing lighter than u bag Of cabtaga, on
which 10 lay his hands, the Ieliew shouIdered
one oi these and started of, ther. by attract
Ing The attea'ion OF Mr.. Smith, the owner.
VINO put The officers upon The thief, and has.
him arrested Arriving at the iock-up, the
"iifter'' gave his name linn McMan,a as. and
thanking the watchmen tor capturing him
assured them that his only object in making
the raise was to secure good quarters during
the present cold spell. Yesterday morning
Jim was arraigned before Recorder S,arke.
aud after hearing, was committed, in defa uii
OF bail, for his future good behavior
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s. Home MaGufactu,e

HOME EMANCFACTi'p
sp,, HONE MANUFACTURED
u sttSSPpii-ES iMFALLibLE BAKING POWDER.
sFFMNpitE'S iSEALiIBLh BAKING Pow DER Der
'NfTitts Ttil p N tNsrA,iiLi,lBtE n ,ltE BAKING POWDER.
TIE BEST IN USE,
THE BEST IN iSF
fof sale b, all DRUGGISTS AND GRocERs
DkIGGIs RS AND GROCERs
DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS
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ia 10 IiuUseLerD,rs

TO HUIStREFPERS
o. TO HouSEKEEPERS
sc ohMPLk'S lNFALLIBLE BAKING
Use SFNpl t,e,>r. POWDER.
rse sF,iv, POWDER.
Tur ep.r -, ,s,, POWDER.
THE BEST IN lSF
TIE BEST N USE.
for sale ts DRUGGISTS and GROCERs.
~, -, ssie s'ie =, (R, n, te,lSIS and GROCERs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Cold Dips.-Two white men, engaged In cut.
ting ice in the basin yesterday fell into the wa.
ter and were decently ducksd. One OF them
went in up to his chin, and came nigh freezing
before ne could get dry clothes. The other
only went in to his waste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Mai Foi,uys.--The papers and letter mail due
from the South, failed to reach the city yesteY.
day morning owing no doubt to dsraneement
produced by the late snow and subsequent
freezing, which has prevented railroad con-
npcfionS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Th> Weather continues cold, night before last
being one of the coldest OF this severe SPELL
The streets are still very slippery, and unsafe
to horses and mules not shod in the most ap-
proved manner tor travelling over ice The
brief intervals of thawing that have occurred
about mid day for a few days pas l. have near
ly melted the ice on the north sides of the
streets and made them little more traversa-
Bile. Ice in abundance will be gathered in this
locality and throughout Virginia. Yielding
the palm to our Northern friends for some
years for the superiority of their ice we NAV
his winter lay up an article that will he eq ua
to best Wenham, and good enough for any.
body. Since II has become a necessity, ice is
an article OF very considerable commercial i'm :
por'ance, and the having supply of dones nc
manufacture Will enable us TO keep in our own
pockets large amount of money that has
been ioi some years paid TO the North. How
ever. the heavens and the sun have for "A few
days presented the appearance VI brightness
ana grnlailty, thai suggest the idea that bu F,
for The covering OF ice and snow that el yelopes
the ear IN, We should now be having really
pleasant and mild winter weather.
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Z sxebi,i-s
:
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.

my INIA IAT X KESTUREK. x
u iNFALLT4BLE
..uo : ref hottie. TO he had of any of the drug
ts's t IA ,hls city. Wholesale de pot for orders 69
an prepared To furnish the trade at the usual
N9synh, ofdsrs promptly attended TO
'e I'm X. EZEKIEL. 60 Main st.
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- Asur aud Fever. -. -,,,.e.-u

sTuL ANOTHER CUREf
t.FRY DAY WE HEARoF THE WONDER.
30 FIJI MERITS OF
HaMP rows rTURE.
sALupA. MIddlesex Co.. Va.,l
August II, 1859. {
...tev,. sfortf1,s- & Nowbrny
zen, ier!cn: IL IS with unaffected pleasure bear
,esunon, % the great iaert o. our II AMI ~ ~.
s.ue and fever and dehilty oi chest and limbs, !
n ed various medic nes, bn, f"und no rs,iei: but
fd Ind an now ENJOYING excellent health.
I'm, ,aken onh one bottle. " M'Tattfe Dtcta."
I-au rsn ,sc tins as lest suits YOU.
Tety truly ard respectfully yours.
+. ADDISON BRIsrow.
Call ard get pamphlets and see cures of Cough;
r. Isnrltt,sin Scrofuls. etc. asa restorative and
s.. orator y has been highy recommended.
Hundreds vii testify "t cures on themselves and
cla1 tf 81 AZ" ne' cIIbRFNThS saTfs SsS f TING
TIRE WI. he found great medicine for ali their
diseases. ,
sa'a s'a Is ri RcELL, tAnD ( Co; Richmond
ty pr cQokE fredeTcksem91bS r. y 81 the G b1vg
egs If6eq.s an d N M9kaNhR pTa5ssts and N3w shop
g. de 5-dacGts
" '9rtG.-PETERS' fNFALLIBLF REMEDY
FOR GONORRHHA. AND all SECRET DIS
h no Neeu sf' OF Basc esees
ercTlt tang heretofore offered the public, in its
rs'lye, restorative, and renovatlng powers; and
tie medical world are astonlshed. when told that
the above remedy will cure the above Diseases and
curtslnded when they have ocular demonstra-
ions Of ihs facts. But the proprietor, who has
known ol tire remedy Tor twenty odd years, has
known oi q case OF twenty years standing tn be
restored 20 perfect health, and all other eases nf
shorter duration IN he restored, without a single
exception. and therefore CHALLENGES any ef
tyn4oTrhPa winch the remedy viii not cure. pro-
yted the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part u she patient; and any one purchasing
b t dozen bottles. and rslng accordin<y IN his
or her ease. he Guarantees 4 perfect cure; and in
case Of fa.ure. will furnish additional medicine,
free Of charce, To complete the cure, through his
asents: and cure will he effected without incoR
yeUience to the patient. Sold ht
APPERS0N \ DUPuT, Druggists,
agents for the cts OF Richmond,
sussmF No pol. Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

Large D2cLet-The regular quarterly term
of the Hustings Court commences AZ ii
o'clock on Monday next, in the City Hall. A
large amount of business, bolh civil and Grim.
inal, has accumulated, and the prospects are
good for long term and plenty of work tor
the Aldermen composing the tribunal in q ues-
ton. We learn from the Clerk that a good
many civil suits are being instituted for the
recovery of money-a fact which would seem
10 Indicate an unhealthy state of the money
market. The following Crilainal Gases are TO
be heard and determined during the tei IN, viz:
Charles Bowman, for stabbing two brothers
named Alexander and John Werst. on the 25,h
of December. Jesse &. HoefIiick, Thos Bland,
and George Franck, for receiving coffee stolen
from j. IL. x w. q. Crenshaw Charles Cum.
ningham, for stabbing Moses, a slave on De-
cember 2Uth, with intent to kill. Robert Cope
land, slave to Mr.. J. II. Grant, for stabbng
Philip, slave, the 18th December
Frederick NJ. Robertsoa. for forging an en-
doIsennent on note Of $3.50, February i6 80,
(Wm. Catlin's name) James p Henry and
his reputed wife, Eliza Doyle, Will he exaun-
iued FOR grand larceny, for stealing about S5uU
worth of jewelry, &c, from NJ. G. Whitman
in November. The parties fed to the NorIh.
ana were arrested in New York. There are
several other cases on the criminal docE Eet l.,
Is more than probable that all the parties
named above who are white persons, will be
sen, on TO the Circuit Court for final trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

w. ,sIs ,sIsbIACE'S =, Mountain Dew W hisksy for
WM. WALLACE EONt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

7as BaSin.-A brisk business has been doing
IN The skating line tor several days past al this
place. The ice has been pretty we'll cut up
and grooyed by cold iron. and is now rather
rough. In some places the ice is not 50 strong
as II might be, but people will persist in think
lag 1t secure. Ga Thursday last, one Of our
Well aGewn and must enterprising citizens,
Mr.. Henry Exali, was precipita.ed into the
water and got a sound ducking by the giving
way of the Ice on which he was standing. He
was enabled to relieve himself OF the entar-
easements OF 4 disagreeable situation by the
aid of by sta uders. and suffered no other in .
convenience than being wet 10 the skin on a
very inclement day. People cannot be 100
careful.
Dangerous Sport.--Not less than half DOZEN
persons have been Knocked down AID more or
less injured by boys on their sleighs. between
10Th and 2ed streets, on Broad On Thursday
evening gentleman was knocked down and
50 seriously injured that a physician was
called To attend him; aud yesterday morn ing a
negro woman was thrown down by the same
cause and had her right wrist disiocated. We
hnow that tie police officers in Jefferson
Waid nave been very active in their efforts 10
aoa'e this nu!sance,a and have par TALLY succeed.
"a, but until the ordinances Of the city make
such sports punishable, they will be contin-
Ied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

FAIR for the Bsaefs If the Orphans Of 81 Jo-
S-ps's Seminary. There Is soon 10 be held 4,
iair for The benefit Of The orphans OF S. Jo.
srph : seminary. under the charge OF the Sis
ierS of Charity. The benevolent ladies OF the
Cahoiic Church have been ex+rting thainsp , es
Tor some time past In Obtaining suhr crlptions
aud accumuiating articles tor sale, to supply
the stock ID trade Of the Fair The object j.
one every way appealing TO the kindest and
| tenderest sentiments Of the heart, and shou id
receive the liberal aid of the public. This is u
platform charity To The helpi~ss-upon which
All can unite, and it is an added graifica iun l..
the pleasure of doing good actirn that
IT is one in which all may sympathze,
ana which makes all the world akin
A very large part OF the Catholic popuia ion
OF Rlchmohd Is 4 laboring class aud is very
poor Many of them are mpioyed in under
takings in which fatal casualties are OF fire.
quent occurrence. aud this class presents more
Instances of Orphanage of infants than auy
other. Hence the Asylum of ST. Joseph's is
constantly filled 10 the extent Of the means OF
the Sisters to afford support and protection.
and often exceeding them. The number of or
phans there is now between fiftv and sixty
while the means a. the command of the KIND
and devoted persons who have charge of them.
are inadequate 10 provide for them There
fore We are sure the public generally will con-
tribute TO the approaching Fair, and extend TO
IT liberal encouragement, since it is to help
TO provide food and raiment and EDUCATION for
SO many little ones, who else might die or
worse than death, become the irrec laimable
victims of vice and crime
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-07

The bark Greyho nd, which was ashore on
Osabaw Shoals, has arrived st Savannah.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| The Virginia Stables, now in the South. are
! to travel hard roads before they return, II re.
ports from the South and Southwest are true.
Wednesday morning we published a notice Of a
challenge made in Tennessee to run against
"Planet, at Memphis for Si0,OO0-a challenge
which the Messrs. boswell will certainly not
accept, inasmuch as their horse already has
!our or live engagements in long races, and
lney have no idea of going to Tennessee
Other challenges have been made to run the
get OF Lexington against that OF Revenue
intended for the owners Of "Planet"-but they
are not disposed to accept them. preferring to
run for stakes against all corners, and win if
they can.
The reputation which Planet ACC uired in the
south last winter. has placed him in an un-
enviable position for the present campaign,
and should make his friends very cautious
now they bet upon him, until the hour for
starting arrives. The races commence at Sa-
vannah next week, and he is expected TO start
In the four-mile stake. If he wins-and we
feel assured that he will, if he is all right-he
Is then 10 run at Charles ton and Mobile before
ne gets to New Orleans, where some of his over
sahguine friends are already backing him
against the favorites of the South Indeed.
the stable Of the Messrs. boswell is SO well
thought of in the Crescent City, that nearly
an OF them nave been backed to win, and
many OF the bets have been made play or pay.
We have always looked upon "Planet'' as The
fastest horse ever Aoaled in Virginia and be-
lleve he could have beat any other horse in the
Union when at Ashland last fall; but we are
to suppose that he can travel hundreds Of
miles by rail, undergo the change Of climate
and OF water of the South, run all dis tauees,
and against all competitors and nekerIose n
race. Hors' s, like men, are subject to sudden
changes, and while they may be fit to run for
mans life to-day. Tomorrow they may be
entirely off their feet.
Along with Planet are Nicholas . Fanny
Washington and Exchequer-three good ones
and their friends in the South are equally
sangnne Of their success but, as all of them
are liable to accidents, IL would be wise policy
In the friends OF the Virginia horses TO risk
nothing on them until they see them stripped
TOR each race, and then not TO let their SAFE
pride run away with heir Judgments and risk
more than they can well afford to lose There
Is no reason why Planets shoad be the favoriie
Al New Orleans, and # he l. made such, it Will
only be because he has won everywhere else,
and the "up river cracks are afraid to meet
NINA state OF things not AT all likely TO
cur, as Louisiana, Tennessee and Kentucky
Will be represen Ted On the OCCASION
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