The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

'rGes'ine their stocks, and the mercantile COM
Auhig generally are receiving and shipping
''ei' Vi all Kinds.
"AN RUNS, on the corners of the streets,
Ntfs wen general stirring up yesterday by
%i9hc- who. under the laws OF the STATE,
'rolfec'ed 10 prohibit unlicensed huckster-
"to' all sorts in pu bile places. The licensed
.l'rehoners complain 50 heavily of the in
~! lAhicied to their retail trade, by the I'M
a'eAsrd pedlars who sell at their very doors.
a. ihr police are compelled TO notice and re-
fa'i lhem TO the Mayor
A"n Street, west of 9Th, is very much
Aeed OF paving, and r.he sooner it is
sDr The better. Between 9th and 9Th, Il
-'i'ti OF business houses have already
lung up, and others will soon occupy the
III III lots III The district. At present the car
away Is so dusty in dry weather. and SO
'. .,uy IN WEI, that business is very much re-
~''u BECAUSE OF the injury 10 goods
.' to'r The mania for the collection and
80. auon OF old coins seems to bc As wide
t,S,a IN This city as farther North. A mum.
Va copper pieces, made before Iouu, have
to A." 'oid Tor e4orbitant prices. and men and
,,ssni.e, as eager TO buy all they hear of on
HI..l"iaion, As ever were adventures 10 pur.-
'aiI!oFn'a gold diggings
-,.t. At an early hour last Monday
ss ,,t d resident Of Franklin street, near 2lst
;,,~ a hois- inlthe basement OF his house, and
sJs NV VA ~ ascertain The can sc. fonnd that
sba th lao "eh cut from the window blind,
90. vs. we bind had been unbolted and the
Ia , nNeo ready Tor entry: hut the rogue
A'n night on hearing his approach.
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.as h'erts are operating lightly, at this
Non "a !eW evenings sine" two Young gen tie.
,5,, 'siied iarniIy on 6th street, near Mar
so.1, ,t nu leaving tho front door partially open
as,, aa entered the house, deposited their
raar ~ eahes IN The hall. When they got
lie, , ~ return home. they fonud that their
"'" 'aH"n French leave in advance.
uaa. has-Sarah, slave to Mrs tSamtlel Reeve.
CAY 10 appearance before the Mayor yester-
sa,e, an. ser he ct arge of stealing "A silver
oiCa,'np, ' ring, and other articles OF value
"a, roi1,I as" The ey idencp showed that che
ss s - anh The Justice thereupon ordered
'eeei'e The lash
hs Ia ~ais bad beginning yesterday morn
4y,,,. .a.lesd o; being bright and warm aud
saouyh a, az Nay ought TO be, the air was frosty
aad thr... november, the clouds were dark
'ticiag "s' ana the WIND was colo ana
s.as. 49,, ue bill for tonight is an attrac.
nc 10 .'', WIZ draw al intelligent audi.
aend. h1uess IL. Chanfrau has hosts Of
saon sbo,,. who admire his acting, all Of
'".syori,s ah see him tais evening in ore Of
ssc,lo,,shtrs, In the public streets. are very
Noid-d Inv ny. 40 every respect, and should be
ale n, having more inleis to the culyerts
s!iiny II , as surplus water, instead OF per-
We Tans nov, ~" a!oGg the sWrtace and be-.
P'o torrents.
'yln % n,"g.-The new vegetable markets
Faase Of ,ba , very sloyen appearance,
'vrs abon. ''e dirty ceilings and other wood.
sa Tine ,v, mem few coats Of paint at
"ouid prove Of dec ded ad van tags.
~ ehatge aa,t'ng-John W. Pate, arrested on
sSgH-ared t.st 'assauiting and beating his Wife.
aaGsm f,,,,.Is The Mayor yesterday. but the
''ehsrged " answer when called, he was
e MIRO ~ r,,a job, Hastings, convicted for
,.Sfderiy In ~ IRA time Of bsing drunk and
in iaay, and as.' s'fe~t, WAS before the Mayor
committed - jail In default Of
sh teipv =. "x'fsss on Main street. are far
rS.airss ths,." neat and clean as the ordina nee
~" laera tn ~, " oe kept. Will the police re-.
,'Aou sr much needed by the farmer. Al, AZ
Ugh, ard nv planning Of the continued
" g,s,si me hsckwardness OF the oat and