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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
CAPACITY Whatever and 70 whom

capacity whatever and to whom
time is a matter of no Importance
Let him remove to the town Of
Eaton and settle down among US,
and pursue for a livelihood no reg
ular business Of any kind, except
ing now and then to do little dep
uty business for some one Of the
County officers, this isthe first step.
During the time he is thus sojourn-
ing let him get out the idea grad
ually that he is here for the pur-
pose of getting an office, let him
join in and actively assist nthe ell
ection of a few officers oflike kith,
who are already here running their
chances, and after being fully init
lated into the games of the Court
House and in his turn receiving
the courthouse support, you can
in three or four years have an
officer beyond all question. As q
proof of what we say, we refer you
to the present candidate for Audi
tor he has rived the kind Of APP
prenticehip we have just described,
for some ten or twelve years, and
at last he has made the rifle and
the strongest argument he has in
his favor is the fact that hehas been
here waiting for the Office and do
ing nothing SO long, that his right
to be County Auditor is now a sub
Sisting lien upon the County, and a
number of our citizens have become
thoroughly imbued with the idea
that he is a County incumbrance
and if we are legally liable for his
maintenance we might as well place
him in such q position, that what
services he wM do, may enure to
the benefit of the County and thus
make the burden as light as posi-
BILE, and we fully agree with them
too, that this mode of i%nancering,
under the present circumstances,
is not to be 'grinned at" Again
there is another gentleman right
in his wake waiting for the same
office; he has already been living
here some eighteen months without
any regular business whatever,
waiting until his equitable claim
shall ripen into q legal title, and
then in his turn after having done
the usual amount ofinitiatory labor
steps forward and asserts his legal
rights. The same programme ap-
plies to all of the officers in the
County md tlie course we have
just described to obtain possession
of them has been successfully pur-
sued for years. Now gentlemen
of Somers if you have been labor
ing under the idea that you can all
stay at home and attend to your
usual and regular business, and
mind your own affairs, and Their
come UP to Eaton on Convention
day, and succeed in getting an Of
fee for one of your number, oul
word for it, you are very much mis-
taken. The evidence of years il
against you be therefore no Longer
deceived, adopt the tactics we have
indicated and in five years
perhaps less, you will have one
County officer at least, just as sure
as Camden is in Somers Township
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
ROLL OF HONOR.

Below will be found the names Of those
who have paid their subscription to the Dem
ocratic Press,--with the amount, The list
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
nr.

For the cure of long standing Coughs bad
Oblds, Bronchitis, as well as CoNSUMP.
TON, this medicine is invaluable. Its pc
culiar combination is the result ofcxperience,
and an intimate knowledge Of the cause Of
these diseases, and the certificates Of rc-
rnarkable cures are sufficient proofo { its su.
periority. l-4w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
Hon. s. A. Douglas,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HERSCHEL v. JOHNSON,
OF GEORGIA
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.

SERAPHIM MEYER, of Stark County;
WILLIAM B. WOODS, Of Licking;
WILLIAM j. FLAGG, of Hamilton;
JOHN SCHIFF, Of Hamilton;
JACOB Fl. ZOOS, of PEBBLE;
SILAS B. WALKER, Of Shelby;
EDWARD SHEFFIELD, of Henry;
NEWTON A. DEvORE, of Brown;
HENRY C. COFFMAN, of Fayette;
GEORGE F. STAYMAN, of Delaware;
CHESTER r. MOTT, of WyandOti
JOHN D. JAMES, Of Jackson;
JAMES M. MILLER, of Meigs;
SAMUEL G. FOSTER, of Franklin;
WILLIAM DURBlN, of Erie;
BURR KELLOGG, Of Ashland;
NICHOLAS F. JOSS, of Holmes;
AMOS LAYMAN, Of Washington;
WILSON s. KENYON, of Belmont
ISRAEL E. CARTER, Of Summit;
CHARLES D. ADAMS, Of Lake;
GEORGE A. HOWARD, of A~shtabula;
GEORGE WEBSTER, Of Jefferson;
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zAToN,
on Saturday, Sept.
Is, 1860.

Hon. G. L.. ~VALLAEDIGHAM,
Hon. J. DURBIN WARD,
Hon. WIN. ]. FLAGG,
Hon. GEO. w. ANDEWs, and
other distinguished speakers will
be present and address the meeting.
Let every true Democrat in the
county, and in every county sur
rounding us, lay aside his business
for one day and come up and hear.
Come upin your good old
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
Meredith House,

Corner Maia and Fifth strekts
RICHMOND, IND
WIECHEsTER d coWLEs.
Pfop1eors
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
Glorious Cause /!

The various Township Commit:
tees and Township Clubs through
out the county will attend to the
arrangement and marshaling the.
procession in their several Town
ships, without further order.
BY order of the
STATE
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
THOMAS ]. s. SMITH, of Montgomery,
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
ABNER l.. BACKUS, Of Lucas.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
DAVID W. STAMBAUGH, of Tuscarawas
FOR CONGRESS-,
Hon. C.. l. vanandigham.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30

For want Of space . ore compOlled to
withhold the fsnaindcs q the HamC until
next week,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30

pa-No paper will be allowed to
be taken out Of the Office until
"Wednesday at12 o'clock.
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"a TIA 49, n upavnaooa fDpainG - CA3teoR.s
MIA and other far Western States, In favor OF
butstkur thsvshovu rvud, 10 evidenced hyAns
fact nm The Le95aiature of California H. De-
puted one of hse well Known ctttxens-DS. q.
n. WozBNcRAyr, late Stats 0eologtst-to
visit the di6sreat, States for the purpose OF
impressing on thslr legislative bodies the ne
cessity of it's existence az one of the right arms
Of NATIONAL defence. On Tuesday night he ad-
dressed q portion of the Legislature In the HAIL
of the House Of Delegates, on the subject OF nis
mission, which - inn por tant in national point
of view, and of special moment to the States
bordering on the Pacific Ocean. SO dimcult OF
access and 20 hard to reach in case OF actuai
danger. A. intimated, his object and intention
Is TO address all the Legislatures now in SEES
sion. Considering the importance OF the IN
teres,s conded to his care 1t is to be hoped that
he may be successful IN 80 presenting the xpb-
ject as to engage the respectful consideration
of the several legislative bodies whom he may
address. Some delay has been met win mere
on the threshold Of his proposed enterprise
for it appears an eiucidatioh Of his project was
initiated here before our own Legislature
Without intending to be facetious, we may say
that the Doctors arrival at this particular
juncture Of affairs is most opportune. He has
come from the extreme West-irOm the Pacific
to urge an eminently pacific measure. His
mission is well timed, and it is to be hoped may
be successful. A correspondent thus speaks Of
Dr. WozENCRAFr and his mission:
"He has come to urge the operation of all the
Stales ia the Union, in the performance OF q duty
operation in procuring some favorable action by
Cong ress to build railroad through the interview
ing Territories, between the Atlantic and Pacific
States. He has Just presented a petition, adopted
by the Railroad Convention assembled ut San Fran
cisco, coniol mIts with a resolution of the Lee
gislature Of California, the Legislature of this
State. and appealed to them in argument, which
probably would be effective elsewhere; but here
we fear it will be disregaEded-the old notions
and rigid construction of the Constitution may
be difficult to overcome here; yet less H.
gid or more liberal community would only
in his arguments the conStitutiOnallty
and necessity of building this road. CLEAR plain
and positive provision IN the Constitution to build
IT,, lin order TO form more perfect Union, secure
domestic tranquility. promote our general UeDGre,
and protect the States from tnraSt0a.' he makes
it clear that this road demanded to fulfill this
Constitutional provision, and deems 1t necessary
TO preserve the confede ration of the States.
His mission is a. peace mission, a Cnion mission,
. mission in which the prosperity of our Govern
me mt IS involved and, as SUCH well timed, and 1t
is TO he hoped will 'e successful. We can only
anticipate the result of his mission here, and hope
it may be entirely successful elsewhere. His mis-
SION and motives are as praisewOrtny as they are
patriotIc.'
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Tes.imenial 70 Miss Rtchinxs.

We call attention to the correspondence ON
this subject, published in another column
This testimonial we know to be the honest
and heartfelt tribute Of the persons who be.
stow II, to what they regard as excellence of q
very high order. In this respect, their opin.
ION 10 supported by the testimony Of all the
play -goers In the whole city for Miss RICH.
Ixes has brought them all out since she h.s
been playing here. They wanted something
out of the line of routine to rouse them from
4 certain state Of semi som nolency into which
they had fallen, and they have It in the fresh.
spirited, natural, and very lady like acting Of
this young lady.
We give Mr.. PxTER RIcHIx0s Joy Of HI
pupil. only. venturinG to suSmise, Without I'M
dervalutnG his ability ~ teacher. that, toall
appearances, he had, in this instance, 4 very
apt scholar. We give the young LADY joy, aiss,
Of her isschsr. Apt - she 10, shs might have
bsen worse instsncsed, and therefore less Of
lbetive. had she fallen under different tuition.
yAtAer and daughter. teashsr and pupil botA
hase right 70 b proud Of each other, and the
public II very mach pleased With thsm both,
especially the lady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

~ THE SUNSETS OF ITALY, which light up the
heavens with glory, are not more capable of en-
chanting char one than the beautiful Photographs and
lery. They are poetical. for surely they possess
that which reality cannot give. For the dead they
gre ne morlals almost possessing life itself; and
all who desire a beautiful flash of their charms,
employ REEs, las Main street. without delay.
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DIED..

On Tuesday night. the 18th instant, CHARLIE
r., infant son of John J. and Sue +. King.
Sweetly in the quiet clay
Sweetly. lost one, may st thou sleep;
We, thy loved ont 8, day by day,
Ger thy sacred dust will weep,
Till within the narrow cell,
Glad we come with thee to dwell.
The funeral services will take place this Thurs
day afternoon. at o'clock at the residence Of the
family. on Marshall between Monroe and Henry
streets.
HA Philadelphia papers please copy.
YESTERDAY. at lO,4 O'Clock. of consumption. r.
II. W. GOODWIN, formerly of King and Queen
county. aged 50 years.
His friends and acauantances are invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence Jackson
street. above Adams street, At 81 O'Clock, p. NJ,
to- day.
On "Wednesday. 18th inst. of consumption, COR
NEIIUS WINANT. az ed - years. native Of N.
York. but for the last twenty years resident of
this city.
His funeral will take place this morning. at II
O'Clock. from Sd Baptist Church. His friends are
respec' fully requested to attend
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MARRIED.

At St. Peters Church. by the Rev. MI; IeeinS
RETT to Miss MARY ANNE LANNAN: daugh-
ter If MIR. Nicholas Lannan, all Of this CITY. .
wedding was on The brill liant scale. and this
fact can be attested by several distinguished gen
tlemen of Richmond whe were present. The mar
rage feast, composed of every luxury to be OBJ,
tanned. is especially noticeable. The bride and
bridesmaids were Hastily attired. and nothing lack
ed to make everything go - as merry as marriage
beli.'' While congratulating the couple upon the
evident happy future that awaits them, we can
"Biest is the tie that binds.
In union sweet, two willing hearts,.
"a New York papers requested to notice.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,
Arrest for Unlalcful Conduct.

MADISON COURT -HoUsR, Va, JAN II.
William II. Read, VIM. ii. Bledsoe, j. K.
Donnohough, "a shoemaker in the employ.
ment of b. G. Wayman) and two journeymen
tailors, lin tho employment of Ready were
caught at q late hour last Saturday night at
the negro-house of Mr.. VIM. Finks, at Mad.
ison ourt-House, with the negroes, prepar-
ing to have social egg-nog drinking
Read and Bledsoe were before Justices Girls
Ter and Willis on yesterday, who req uired
them to find sureties for their good behavior
for twelve months, the former in a bond for
$50, the latter of $500. The other parties i'm.
plicated will be req uired to leave without de-
lay. Pass them around
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6.6l8 ESQ 1871 o.4M =

QUANTITY weighed for the quarter ending on Inc
3lst December, 1859: ....eeI
500 Cattle, weis hing 49, 80 ~
$500 HOGS, .' --......- o by -
An,ncrense over the corresponding quarter Of the
year previous, Of 296 Cattle. l2.6 Hogs: ~ oneep'
This adds Mr.. NEWMAN, is the result OF tempo
rary causes more than Of increased consumption
by the city. These temporary causes ntrv short
crops Of corn in the feeding sections, and low pr
ces in the Northern ma rkets. which have aivoiesu
large quantities Of stock to this ana nenUc
city butchers have made most OF Their puIcnSns1s
at the Scales instead of buying :" by the heso III
the country, as they have usually done.
Northern Markets-tBY TELEGRAPH!
Nrw York. Jan l5.-COtton has advanced r.
sales of 100 baes Uplands ~ rie%s nr az
at an advance of FIVE cents-saies OF SoutncTn az
S5.604 SIS so Wheat has advanced lag csIts 9n-
der a better demand. Corn quiet-new o3 TTois.-
Pork f;rmNnew Mess Sl714; Old Sl6A. Wshssskey
firm at 251a Sugar less buoy Muscovado ~ a.
~ Molasses steady at 7l072. Turpentine steady
at A. Rosin dull. Rice qniet but firm. Stocks
higher-Va. 6's 9l]s.
BALTIMORE, Jan. ls-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat huoyant-white 81 351 ST. 5: red VI ~
Corn dull-whits 74a75. yellow 73176 PROVISIONS
steady. Whiskey quiet at g.
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

Vl HISTORY OF VIRGINIA..
HISTORY OF THE COLONY AND ANCIENT
DOMINION OF VlRGINIA: by Charles Camp
bell, one volume, 5ye.; 81 80.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITO-
RY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, for the year
LIFE Of GENERAL ANDREW JACKsON; by
James, Parton, author of The Life Of Aaron
LIFE Tar AND pc fI II SF JAMES MADISON. b,
Hon. VIM. G. Rives vol. !; 81 ..
THE WRITINGS OF THOMAS JEFFERSON,
published by the order Of Cong ress silted from
the original manuscripts, BY H. A: Washington,
THE LIFE OF THOMAS EFFERsoN; BY Hen
THE LIFE, CORREsPONDENCE AND
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY; by CALVIN
THE WORKS OF JOHNC. CALHOUN; edited by
RI Cdaiie, 9 vols. vo, cloth, Sis or in beau
The CONSTITUTlONAL HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES, from the adoption of tho
Articles Of Confederation to the close Of Jack
sons ADMINISTRATIONS; by VIM. Archer Cooke,
:. The above. with many other important publiea-
ja is-aaap, JAMES wooDHousE co.
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THE "GALLANT ZoUAvE."-Captain Henry
de la Riviere, 1.-THE gallant Zouave," is in re-
duced circums tances in New York, and Phe-
ton of Lola Montez has given him a situa-
ton as marker at one of the up town saloons
with new suit of clothes, and $40 month
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~ BRoNcHIrIs-F&om Mr.. C.. H. GARDNER,
Principal Of the RutEer's Female Institute N. Y:
have been afflicted with Bronchitis during the
:. Troehts." % BYoWn's Bronchial TrorAes" or
Cough Loxenges, are for sale throus hout the Uni
ted States. ia H-d3tTuTh&SAWlt
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DETAINED EY ILLNEss.-Dr. VIM. N. Tic.
Kenney, of Norfolk, is detained from his seat
in the Senate Of Virginia. by severe indisposi-
ton. He is at his residence in that city.
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DEATH ORA CATHOLIC PRIEsT.-Rev. John
McDermott, formerly Catholic priest at
Mechanicsville, N. Y, died in Philadelphia on
the 18th inst. This is the third death there in
the Catholic clergy within ten days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19
COMMERCIAL.

Annual Nsasemens efLive Dtsek.
i've arr isdehted to Me- W. n. NEwsAss Wsssh-
A.ter u the civ, for tAs following annual state
nnent II Cattle, Hogs and Sheep brought - tn"
markets
cd on the LiveF Stock Drales, near the CITY oil
Richmond, fof The respective quarters q " "a.
cal year ending the 3Uth day OF Septemoer, !oos'
Ck<S1 RefGAt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

THE MISSOURI LEGlsLATuRE.-This body
adjourned sine die on Tuesday morning Gov
Stewart Immediately issued proclamation
calling an extra session on the 27th of Feb.
ruary, to take action upon the railroad bills
and other unfinished business
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

Judge Rreese, who was rendered the Mar.
shalship of Illinois, has, it is understood, de.
clined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

IA PHOTOGRAPHS and Pearl Ambroty pcs y eta
to $25, At REEs' Steam Gallery. l45 Nam street.
Large, size Photographs s. Duplicates &l--war-
ranted perfect. jal7-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

IA WE CAN with confidence recommend Dr. J.
g. Roses medicines to the sick and afflicted. These
large practice Of medicine. His Cough syrup, for
coush and disease of the lungs, has no equal.
r. Curer. Tor al pain; Sold ~ W. L; WARiNs,
Broad. in l7-3tH
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Ma RICHMOND THEATRE.


Third week of the Brilliant
Engagement Of the AMERICAN Prlma Donna,
Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS,
And her father.
Mr.. PETE K RICHINGS.
til. s1 sas rss
INCREDIBLE. UNEQ UALLED,1 tons
Who }0f Crowded and Delighted Audiences,
nightly }Of Crowded and Delig hted Aude noes,
witness (Qf Crowded and Deli ghted Aude noes.
WITH uNALL0YED PLEASuRE) The grand
WITH UNALLOYED PLEASUREN the
\ENCHANTRESS,
The most superb production (ENCHANTRESS,
. (ENCHANTRESS,
EVER WITNESSED
EVER WITNESSEDA Vox Popull
EVER WITNESSEDS
The Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS,
American Prima Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS,
NJ NJ PPE ETER RREIGGHHIINNGGss'( ~. ., -.
MIR. PETER RfCHINGS,t
Universally acknowledged
to be the most POPULAR STARS of the day.
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Plaster Model Of Virginia

We have seen this ingenious and useful con-
trivance, executed by Major THOMAS H. WILL
HANSON, on exhibition in the room of the State
Library, to which we hope it may be made a
permanent acquisition by purchase. 1t gives
much clearer idea of the elevations and de-
pressions on the face of our State than can be
Obtained from any map, and it seems to us may
be studied TO great advantage by those en-
gagged in planning works for its internal i'm
provement. From the known skill, accuracy
and industry Of its maker, we doubt not that
its arrangement and proportions may be en-
tireiy relied on; we certainly know that no
truer Virginian, nor more single-hearted gen.
tleman lives within the Commonwealth. In
these ines none can be more appropriately
rewarded.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

~,--e ~.
I RAJ LABOR Frs; one suitable to take care Of
horses or drive family carriage: Three rightly
BOYS, several GIRLS: four elderly WOMEN,
Frs, and capable of eral work. Those wish
men, n'S Fig e s1s
+ WANTS, COOKS. WASHERS and lRoNERS,
SERyANT,; i CARPENTER. TFAMsTERs,
in sP c"'' anu NO. Z. a. J. &c cEoPT0N. D'"
General Hiring Agency. cor. Wall and
Franklin sts., opposite Dickinson, Hill i Co.
ia l9-3t
TOR HIRE.-A supe,ioE, DINING ROOM
ia l9-2t Metropolitan Hall.
Tor HIR E-Two CARRIAGE DRIVERS,
L HOUSE SERVANTS and TOBACCO HANDS.
Aprlyte tICiEN s, LEWIS Esn
+ suitable for MUSE. Apply to the subscriber +,
jais-2i' 80 Gnu '' Miles GEORGE.
EOK HIKE-A CHAMBERMAID, who is .
good washer and ironer and nurse 4, :, Appyto
ia 1S-2tS At Fredericksburg Depot.
FWA WASHER and p fso ft excellent d.po. :,
old !. Ags to Marshall St.. G. w. n s TSaaF h
NEGROES FOR HIRE-MEN. WOMEN,
~ BOYS AND GIRLS. among them Laborers.
two two g1od Chambeymaids and ssnRst5e;a one
jai7-st ~ 18th street, near Post Office.
Ell rs bAHSs
SMITHS and hf1 w! r fHf,{{ on 18th.
jaA-ts between Main and Bank streets.
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SHoCKOE HILL G ERAL
~ AGENCY.
g. W. H TYLER.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

CUHHENFUNUENC
To Miss CAROLINE RICHINGs:-The undersign-
ed having witnessed with delight your various ad-
mirable representations, and wishing to manifest
their true appreciation of your refined and lady
like accomplishments, most respectfully beg leave
to tender you a Complimentary Testimonial. to
take place at such time as you may designate at
the same time assuring. you that your acceptance
of the same viii greatly add to the pleasure al
ready afforded to Yours, most respectfully,
VIM +. Richie, w. o. Jones.
J. 8: Calvert, ]. H. Ryland,
X. T. Daniel, r. l.. Hunt
John 8. Rady. H. =. Wheat,
Thomas H. Wynne, Virgil Weaver.
James Dove, w. NJ. Thompson,
q. "A. Myers. w. w. Withers,
Henry C. Tinsley, r. H. TOmpkIns,
=. H. May, John K. Pepper,
H. T. Royster, J. w. Wood,
And others
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FOR SALE AND RENT

- FOR SALE-A very desirable RESI-
E5 pENCk. situated on the corner Of 18th and
Rremmer's Grocery. in u pleasant neishbor hood
The property fronts Is feet on Venable sire e nm
ming back 40 feet to l6 foot alley. The mproys
ments consist of dwelling. in good order, con.
tanning four rooms; three of which are Of GOOD
houses, COW and feed house.
TERMs.-Apply to NEWTON LIPSCOMB
At Binford Pofter's Furniture Store,
j. H-6tf Ger. Governor and Franklin M.
- FOR RENT OR LEASING FARM
containing upwards Of FIFTY ACRES wiz
:. SomfoTtable DWELLING With four rooms.
Farm isssitua,ed on the Stony Run Road, about
one mile and a quarter East of the city limits To
asood tenant the price will I've reasonable. For
PARTICULARS, &C., inquire Of Mrs. LEBER. nm The
place. ja N-N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

AMERICAN COLONIZATION SoCIETY.-The
annual meeting of the American Colonial ton
Society was held at the Smithsonian Insti-
tute, Washington, Tuesday night. There was
a large attendance. Addresses were delivered
by Hon. Mr.. Taylor of Tenn, DIR. Styles OF
Georgia, and Rev. Mr.. Pinney of New York
The receipts of the past year were nearly
S'6o,o0o, and the expenditures sSi,n0O. About
three hundred immigrants were sent to Afri-
ca during the same period.