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LOST AND STRAYED.

SPECTACLES LOST.-i.ost,
%J0 T%Sssat Minis Picture Gallery. or be
tween that and the American Hoo
tel, pair of Lady's GOLD FRAME SPECTA-
CT Els. The finder will confer a great favor me
by leaving them with Mr.. a. Dnval. Anne rican Ho-
tel, or delivering them to House Of Delegates
III required, the finder VIII be literally rewarded
fe 2S-ts COLIN BASS.
OST-My FREE PAPERS. somewhere on
IL Franklin. between Nth and Isl streets. on
Saturday nj ht. the 25th inst. Ths finder will be
literally rewarded b. leaving them ut Mr.. A
RICHARDS Store, on Franklin street.
fe 2S-lt' JAMES FOX. e
I CST.-At the Central Depot. in this city. on the
II morning Of the 2Ist February, my POCKET
BOOK, containing about 81 50 IN change, draft
at 20 days for 2o35i. dated the Goth inst, and
cep,ed by Robertson Brownlee. and some other
papers. The finder Will be literally rewarded by
fe 25-3tF JOHN Fl. HANSBARGER.
I UST-. n the city of Richmond. on the road 20
Il my house. in Hanover Ladies' NEW DRESS,
made OF blue popliu, solid color, trimmed with
cords and tasses. The finder will be literally
warded by leaving the same at this office.
fe2t-6t' EDWIN SHELTON.
ST-FIFTEFN DOLLARS REWARD
- Lost, about the 9th of December. 1859, between
the Central Railroad Depot and the Danvle Rail
road. one PLAIN Mahogan, GUN CASE. containing
a Double Barrel GUN. SHOT POUCH, FLASK
&c. The above reward Will be paid to any one
finding 1t and returning 1t at our store:
J. ". NtPE 4 CO,
feiZi-5t No. 80 Main street.
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PASSENGERS per Steamship YogKIoW,N, PAR,
EIsH, Master. from New York K. w. Long. =
Hughes, Rob,. Godd. b. N. DeFord. J. K. Oakley
= w. THOMPSON. B. Kayton; a. l.. aylor, T. 4
Rays, ]. W. CrInsan, {. B Hodges, Miss Lucy c
Dyer. +. Campo. }: +. Godfrey. Capt; g. Port
Lieut.. I J. Hames. U. s; A., James 4 Moore, Mrs
Long, Capt. J. Vanane, J. P: Carter. A. L.. Stone
Mrs Burns i T. Mprr{i WIS Mss Brsfes fo Miss
Il. Lake. Dr.. F. c. Adams. f.. F. Gilbert. And. V
Moore. L. s. n. T. J. c. Brooks. l.. B Wentworth
US. A.. r. C. Hughes. z. c Riley, And b Jane
man. Anthony \ Thompson. NJ J. Grave, F. +
Gilhertson. Master Gordon Gilbert, J. H; Cum
l.. Mansfield, B. w. Goodrich, and Storage.
From Norfolk Hon; H. A. Wise and servant
Miss Jua Goud F. Buckley. James Mullen, NJ
Hnb.on. Master Howard. ?. f. Clarke. 4 i.eake
George Weaver, D; F Fellows, D. 3. BTotherton
swain Buckley, George Lonsdae q. A. Basquin
]. w. Andrews. J. MohIer. ]. b Johnson, b. G
Guggenhelmer. Arthur Wilson, N. Campo, J. F
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go, THEvOTERS OFHENRICO

" >serNc 40 HE tOJEkS OF III Nkj(O.
go card in this mornings Dispatch, over
the signature of James Fenelon Bradley. an
nouncing himself candidate for the office of
Constable for District No /. conceive ca lcuiated
to place me IN An unpleasant position before those
of the voters with whom have been electioneer-
ing. especially as the card appears without any
explanation for my reiet. | can but think it is
thong htiessly done on his part. without reflection
as to its injurious effects upon me.
Having before my announcement as a cand date
for the Office of Sheriff been led to believe that
candidate from the Democratic party would he in
the field. and having been hattered that | would
lie favored W tn the general support of that party.
least one of ny Deputles from that party. in the
bradley and my self would be mutually benefited
by such an arrang emeut, and. as | anticipated. 1t
met with his decided APPRECIATION. also that of
his friends and my ireads. Having subse luently
had the positive evidence that he electlOneer-
ing under this arrangement, | unhesitatIngty, IN
NV travels. announced that 1t should be strictly
adhered to on my part. and found that 1t ct with
a hearty approval by both parties everyW here -
judging from the evidence before me that he de-
cllnes proceeding farther with the arrangement
referred to- deem 1t proper 10 say that It shall be
carried out by the selection of another of equal
pacitv, and from the SINE party and here again
my friends that | have been battered thus
far with every prospect OF success, and Will not
quit the field until the evening of the fourth Thurs
day in May.
Submitting my claims with confidence of sue
cess, subscribe myself, your OBJ serv't.
JACOB S, ATLEF.
Henrco county, Feb. -, 1860. fs 2S-lt
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The Australian Gazette of Nov. l6, says -
The All-England Eleven are prepared to make
voyage 10 the antipodes with a view to COM
peting with Australian crcketers.
Miss Jenny Busk, the young American vo-
calist, made quite Il sensation at concert re-
Gently i'll Chemnitz Saxony.
Col. J. II. Irby, President of the Laurens
Is. Co. Railroad, died on the 9th inst.
Mrs. J. L. Petticord was burnt to death at
Salem, N. G.. Tuesday, by falling in the fire.
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CLAIMS ON PERU.-It is reported from Wash
ington that negotiations are on foot with the
Peruvian Minister for the settlement OF
claims again It his government. Ii is said the
Minister consulted Messrs. keverdy johnson
and John Nelson respecting his governments
liability, and that they advised him that the
claims could not be sustained, and 1T is only
to avoid extreme measures threatened by the
President, that he has consented 10 some com
promise, which is at the foundation OF the de-
pending arrangements.
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DIR. CAHILL AND OUR CLIMATE.-Dr. Cahill,
writing 10 Il friend i'll Ireland, says: For the
first time since l came here, l tel;, on this
week, an American frosty air; it enters the
face like sharp razor, and gives you the
strange sensation of the skin being scalded or
burned. But il Is no, SO disagreeable as our
drizzle frost; it is, as it Were, dryer air, and,
in fact, becomes pleasant when mufied, and
the body covered with thick flannel clothes.
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FROM BUENOs AYEES.-A letter from BuenOs
Ayres on the 9th OF December, says that the
Union party had Il triumph in the election OF
delegates charged with an examination Of the
Argentine constitution. A renewal OF poliu-
cal agitation was looked for in the city. Lieu
tenants McGay and Chandler, United States
Navy, were in port with the steamer Argen-
tine, of Capt. Pages exploring expedition, the
vessel wanting new boiler. The members OF
the expedition were ali we'll. The Paraguayan
steamer Tamari was still guarded by English
war ships.
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A 1860. Spring. $500. vi
WATkINS j. FICkLEN,
BROWN STONE BUILDING, 1859 MAIN sTEkET,
Are prepared to offer T.
WHOLESALE and ETAIL BU \ ERS.
From all sections OF the country, large ana al
tractIve stock of 1
FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY GOODS,
Consisting III part oI
PIECE SILKS and SILK ROBES, IN ., and
FounceS. ~
French and English DRESS GOODS.
SHAWLS in great variety.
Novelties IN
SILK AND LACE MANTILI.A AS.
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
TRAVELLING GARMENTS and BUSTERS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
REAL LACES,
PARIS EMBROIDERIES.
PLANTATION GOODS,
HOSIERY, &c.
The above with other articles not enumerated,
comprises the largest most varied and desirable
stock ever before offered ,,or,.,.
te A-l2t WATKINS n flChLEN.
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IMPoRrATIONS AT NEw'YoRK-The lmpor
tations into the port of New York, last week
amounted to no less than $6,099,239; of which
Sl,22l $50 came upon dry goods. Since the is
of January, IoGO, were imported into New
York to the amount of S34, &c., 4s, or abou
~ .OUO,0O0 more than in the same period O.
1859. In 1o5s the importations did not exceed
in value the sum of Si3, 522,O7O III the same
lime.
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N PHor0okArHs and AMBRorypws, of n snns.
riOr quality can he obtained at all hours Of the dsv
and IN Ans KIND of weather. at REEs' Mammnyt
steam Gallery, Main street, near the Disps1cii
Office, ut prices RANKING from Is cents tn S26-
Large size groups ia git frames or fancy cases a
reduced prices. Facilities Tor executing 500 por
traits daily. fe lS-ts
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AMERICAN SYMPATHY FOR THE JEWS or
MORoCCO.-The Jewish Messenger fer this
week publishes a letter from Sir Moses Monte
fore, of London, acknow lodging the receipts
Of remittances from this country for the aid OF
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The u,egix1atmre.

In the Senate, yesterday, the Committee on
Military Affairs, through their Chairman,
MIR. AUGUST, OF Richmond, in Introduced "a bill
for the better organization of the militia
of the Commonwealth; - bills were also re-
ported for the better reguiati ton Of the Lunatic
Asylums and of the institution for the deaf,
dumb and blind, and for the incorporation Of
{; horse railroad through the streets of Rich
mond 10 some point IN HenTico. A joint res
oiution was offered for the extension Of the
session. il viii come up for consideration to-
day. The Senate passed Il bill making impor-
tant amendments to the pilot laws now in
force. The House of Delegates passed A num-
Der OF Senate bills, and there was read before
that body 4 full statement Of the present and
future aspect OF the Harper's Ferry expense
account. The bill concerning taxes on special
licenses will be further debated to-day. The
militia bill was called up and amended, and
was under discussion III the House till the
hour Of adjournment.
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OPPOSITION CoNvENTIoNs-The North Car =
olina Convention designated, As its firstchoice
for President, Hon. William A. Graham-sec-
ond choice Hon. Washington Hunt of New
York. The Tennessee Convention nominated
Hon. John Bell.
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ma VISITORS TO THE CRY will find the largest
and most elegant STOCK of FRENCH and AN ERE
CAN CANDIES. FRUITS, NUTS. ETC., at the
ST NICHOLAS SALOON

On Main street, next to the Exchange Bank, ever
offered TO the public, and ~ prices to suit all.
g. rms beautiful saloon has been handsomely
hted within short time past, and the proprietor
has made such arrangements as will enable him to
supply all orders from dealeEs or families, with
only the BEST WoRKMEN. uses the purest mate
,a,s. and manufactures and imports everyt thing t.
Is hn0 ~ the iarxost wholesale establishments OF
me north; All who wish to make purcha.es y m
NM II y tnelr .ntSrest to call upon him. "
particularly inviting to the epicure az he can tbsrs
obtain all the ediies Of the season. served in ,he
best manner. And the CREAMS and IL ri fIESS..o
he found there are sQuaiIed nowhere eise Strs ~
gers should not leave tho city without ca,hnna ,
tno Oh >io""'"s o"'"""' fe lS-ts
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are being made
for the finishing of the Lexington and Big
Sandy Railroad When this route is finished,
it will be the most direct route from the East
to New Orleans and the Southwest via Balti.
more, mouth OF Big Sandy, and Lexington,
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TALL SENAToRS.-In the Senate of Maine
there are seven men that are six feet and two
inches high; nine that are six feet high; fiji
teen that are five feet ten inches high, and the
shortest Senator is five feet seven inches
This is undoubtedly The highest Senate ever
convened in the State.
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FATAL ACCIDEET.-Thaddeu Traylor, 4 son
OF Archie Traylor, of Petersburg, Va, was
killed there Saturday by the explosion OF a re-
Yolyer which he was handling
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SHALL THE AFRICAN TRAD,
- BF. RI. -UFtNED2
ADVENTURE rs AND OBSERVATIONS

WEST COAST OF AFRICA
AND ITS ISLANDS
With III storlcal and Descriptive Sketches IT "a.
MADEIRA. CANARY, BIAFRA and CAP,
WEIRD STANDS; their climates. lnhlb,,al, !.
and productions; accounts oi places neon "a
custnus. trade. MISSIONARY Operations L.
By Rev. CHAS. W. THOMAS. NJ
Member OF the GeCrgIa Conference; CbeBs
Of the African Squadron N lS5. 1888 and ~.
With illustrations. One large and handsome ds.
decimo. Free, 81 %.
For sale by GEO. l.. Ri nGOOD Assnt
lie FIT No u Par strsst
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nA. NJ utuaI Benefit

Ma Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
AGENCY in RICHMOND 80 MAIN STREET.
This Company have paid durins the year las9,
tor policies on lives of deceased members, SOS. =
aa4W In dividends 10 the insured, in year 1852.
SlNhG H. Its capital. compared with its liza
bitles, IS larger than any other Life Insurance
Company doing business IN the United states
tSee Report Of Comptroller, State of New York
The business OF this Company Is confined excu-
sively To Insurance on Lives.
All the profits are annually divided among the
insured.
The dividend, January LIST, lSC0. IS As per cent.
fe2-5t KNOWLES Il WALFORD.
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SERVANTS FOR sArr

E'OK >AIE-A WOMAN abon, a.,
y GOOD PLAIN Cook, Washer and I,o aso 81 a.,
Mllker, and SAID to he good Field Hama inei
CHI .DREH. the older a likely How ,.A !N9
old the Younger an IN FAINT. Wsud n,.to tee,
10 remain IN or near Richmond AS sba ,s 80 sI
no FAULT. Enquire at t,its Office u" 500 t.
Ihe' can re BOUGHT low Tor cash. fa,.
l. Ok >ALE-To reuIaln IN or near ,b. -
Richmond. a NEGRO WOMAN 49, u,s y b
old. good washer aud lroner and pl,,1 c ~ iesi'
also worked on 4 farm-hsr children :, i~1sa -aaa
old, another about 7. and two girls and a Ieaa
age, Sold tor no fault. Apply at CARY n prrsI
a - ------- lie E-eoda.
t>OR SALE-A young, likely CHANRrpu.-
l. and SEAMS.T RESS, gsu.eey raised IA Va D
he seen at my Office daily AT noon, IN soia cue 'ii
q. w. n. TYiFs
General AGENT, Office Mar
ia lo-ts between 9th and 18th .,,s.,.
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nAGrpat Inducements.

u 2 D 8
Is PER CENT. BELOW COST.
Having purchased the stock of the late concern
of CRENsHAw. QUARLEs & Co., we will offer from
this time until the 10th of March, most excellent
bargains in DRY GOODS. Our stock consists OF a
great MANY desirable Goods suited to the approach
ing season. which we will close out at a great sac
rihce. THOS. ID. u L ALL ES ~ SUNS.
IA, D2--Sf
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~ A.. ,I.h ,n.t.. At the resdence Of her father.
on rs ix'9 ~ Isl Dudley. Mr.. A. SMITH to Miss
q laE p. COOKE. all Of Goochland.
s....nore Church. Thursday Afternoon. by
Of a. syWSnn Psttigrew, Mr. BENJAMIN NJ.
htmm s'R !. IA and Miss MAMIE EUBANK, adopt
Al danr htAr Of Mira Mary r. W. Quafies.
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OYSTERS FOR HAvANA.-The smack Princess,
burthen % tons, sailed from Norfolk, Va,
Saturday, with a cargo of oysters i'll the
shell, packed in ice, for Havana; vessel and
cargo owned by Capt Henry Fitzgerald. This
is the smallest vessel and the first venture eft
oysters, that has ever left that port for Ha-
yac3
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EXCHANGE. Ssrr
sERvANTs FOR nrpr

EOR HIRE. A pecd COOK v.sre,-.
IRONER. Apply.o LTCnt ASHER Ia.
=. Agent for Hiring ont Ms
r,o. u,.r s., y. Me''ooo'itaa H,T
t" COOK 'k And WsHut EARN HANDS y.
10 the DINING Room. and a CHI .accusIaE,4t
Nursing. COOKE n {,I'nsstte eas'eusd :
Ca, oihee lith ST., Exchange Hotel RRs aslna,a,
EOx nukE;xl nave, for hire ,vo nnr,.--~
FARM HANDS and WOOD cj.rrrii,n Fer "a.
from the country. SAINT. IL lrrpppfRs "a,
ie 2-lwi Cary ST, Just bel. C0i6mfb,aan a.,
~ EGROES FOR HIRE h.,. --,'st
- per'nr COOKS: four gente.l Hoi sP very
two FARM HANDS. ard a No p6vE 6lalS
Tor the dining room or To wait IN an ~ sat.s.
terms, &C., apply to RI IN HW!,es r.
Agent for Hiring ONT Ney.n.aSr W,
ie H-tsl Oifice IN basemen, Metr,noi',.Se ,
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A Luminous Disquisition.

THADDRUs HYATT al last consents to 20 to
Washington, and actually does 60. After he
gets there, however, he is again taken wi tn
qualms Of conscience, and solicits ten days to
make up his mind about testifying. OF course
his request is not gran ted, and he then writes
remonstrance, addressed to Senator MASON,
!" winch ne tells that gentleman that the
course No Is pursuing, AS Chairman Of the
hsrpsrs Ferry Committee, will, If he does
not take care, engender ''the fierce brood that
incubates where hate, within the shadows
Of tyranny, sits moodily fostering despair -
lie proceeds to INSTRUCT the Senator upon thu
legitimate powers OF government, in the fol-
lowing impressive and lucid style
The laws Of the human heart are forever the
ne-univeNal-.conhnedt to nopeOplex and bound
respected but the cloud barrier to the liz htn,ny
Ho'e ram ~ the barrier in the yift Of thr xi,on
.ns. every sentiment hath its counter- ssnti
law! AntAgOnlsm and attractions are eausi. tn.
IAN w" az esss. Oppression - the who loves
m.n,.,n n, r.: lay. To "sntaln the lay. i. I"
TO law. ~ 70 resist subversions and attsm y. -
tiers they may. And whether the attempt at sub
version c0ule from within or from without IN,
government. affects not the criminalty Of the de-
Sixn. save that they are the worst conspi rxtors
ssd they are the most to be feared WHO, withou
" Government at its source, under the Eulse o
IL funOtlOns ~ the ministers Of its power organ
thea. ~ .st: Of tyranny and cosrsivs .s:sti"n
fatal spark
IL the Senate Committee do not let Mr.
HYATT run after this. then there Is no use IL
transcenden 'alism.
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ia Eheumatism,
RHEUMATISM.

RHEUMATISM
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
This invaluable preparation for the cure ol
RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, NEURALGIA, &C.
is now for sale at the following Drug Stores IN this
cit, Mlllspaugh & Johnston, Main street, Meade
d Baker, Nam street, j. II Pearce Il Co, Broad
street, J. W. GarlIck. FIanklln street, w. Peter
son, NJ ain street, J. W. FrayseI, 18th street. W
o. SneIngs. Church Hill, and C. s. Dawson, Main
street
KA Price so cts. per bottle. te 2l-ts
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DORTER AND ALE.-0uinnsss' Dublin Por-
L t.r, Dints and imperial pints Hibhe rt's Lon
don Porter. quarts and pnfs MnIr con's EdIn.
by BUTTON 0kkENHOW.
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NEW YORK, Feb. Is. Cleared, schrs. LEROY,
Osborn. Norfolk; Fieetwlng, Douglas. do; and J
Steele. Martin. Petersburg;
NEW YORK, Feb. "a. Cleared, schr. Elizabeth
and Eleanor, Law, Richmond.
CoNsrANTTNoPLE, Jan. 2l.-Arrived. John J. Pal
me. Thompson, New York sd, Fanny Curre,
GRAY do.
LlvERrooL, Feb. B. Sailed, ship Axel, Johnson,
Richmond 4th, cleared. ship Robert Treat. Cook,
City Point. Va.
Arrived at Rio Janero, Dec. 18th. ship Esther,
Leslie; RICHMOND barks Sally Magee, Soule; DO
net A. Stephenson, Smith, London Jan. 7. ship
Banshee, Kean Baltimore; bug Kate, Long. Rio
Grande.
Sailed, Jan. 4, bark S. II. Waterman. Clifford
Valparaiso brIgs Monte Christie, NorhTup. New
York 9TH, w. NJ. Rice, Crowell, Galveston; Eth
snip Sir Allen McNabe, tbr.) Chapman, New Ur-
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MR.. GEORGE X. BAGBS.

wi the 10Th day of February. and recorded in n.
Clerks Office Of the Court Of HustInfs, lor N,
city of Richmond. has conveyed to me n. his s,lc.
of Dry Goods, IN store No. 81 Main street R,cs
inond, and also all claims due u him, IN trls, hi
the purposes mentioned IN the deed. | hefab, 3D.
point sa d BAGBY my agent, 10 sell the tioads 0
cash, and 10 collect SAID claims, and reques, /,
persons indebted to sad Bagby to make paylnea
To hun as soon rs possible.
ie 21-3t SiLAS l.. JOHNSON TRUSTEE
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IA MECHANICS HALL.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE ORIGINAL
BUCKLEY SERENADERS.
TUESDAY EVENING. February 2Sth,

Whose performance was recelyed last night with
GREAT ENTHUSIASM
This evening will he presented new pro-
gramme. comprising ali the beauties of select min
stresy. as rendered only BY the Buckleys, ending
with Buckley laug BILE and III nal ttavestie on
IL TRAVATORE.
LgoxoRA Miss JULIA GOULD
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u PhlLHAR .ISNIt

1>@> RICHMOND PHlLHAR,I0NIC
+>~S-a ASSOCiATiON.-Called rehearslls will
he he d 1T the hall of the Association. on TUES
DAY, February 18Th. and FRIDAY. March %, at
zoe lock =. Nj. No visitors ADMITTED. The next
regua ar rehearsal being the first rehearsal in the
mont will take place TIL URSDAY, LIST inst,
at O'Clock y. NJ.
By order Of A. GEBHARDT. Conductor.
fe 25-lt" HENRY HARVEY, Sec'y.
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MEETING OF THEClTIZENS
49, OF CHESTERFIELD, RICHMOND,
AND PETERSBURG, and any persons who are
disposed to ard in ESTABLISHING Boot. Shoe and
Leather Manuf factory ut Chester, will he held at
Chester. on TUESDAY the 2sth inst, at which
time some practical addresses in reference To the
manufacturing interests of the State will he made.
The public generally invited. fe 0-td
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having been =.
y gaged in the LU MBER BUSlNk SS ,or az
eral ears Tor X. II. WhltlccA < Son, ne|s ss,.
~ INFORM his friends and acqusintapces b,s :
town and country. that he has opened /. / NRsg
YARD on the corner of 18th and Dock s,rss,s I.
rear of |. q. h.. Davenport and vii .ees a,
Gil rs. SAWED LATHS. &c, for sale an fe,.I'
able terms. ie 23-lm'I ". " WELLS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY II.
High Wats, fhis day (Tuesday)9 O'Clock.
ARRIV ED.


Steamship Yorktown. Parrish N. y, mdZe amp
passens ers, Ludiam Il Watson.
Steamer Belvldere, keene. Baltimore, mdZe.
and passengers, b. w: .Currie.
Brig Com. Stuart, Williams. MatanZaS, sugar
and moiasses. G. I. Workman Il Co.
Schr. VIM. James. Warren, Eastern Shore. oats.
MIiispaugh Read.
Schr. Passenger, Tacy, Eastern Shore, oats,
Mlilspaugh 4 Read.
Schr. Mary Julia, Goodwin, Eastern Shore, oats,
Mills paugh Read.
Schr VIM. J. Doyle, Jamerson, Norfolk. lime and
plaster, W. S. Register
Schr Win. Henry, Passapae, Norfolk, mdze., w.
d. Coquitt Co.
Sioop Grand Spy. Dumas, James River, corn W.
H. Peasants.
Sloop New Packett Gray. James River, wheat,
Seden & Miller.
SAILED.
Bark Conrad Salisbury, Rio, -four, Warwick &
Barksdae.
Schr. Catharine Jane, Hicks, down the river,
light.
CLEARED,
Ship Leontne. Capt. c: l.. Deetjen, for Bremen.
with 692 hhds. tobacco ard STEMS by SchGr, Kohler
4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28

L. =. TREAsUKY.-The receipts into the
treasury for the last week amount 10 nearly
=, 5O0.0O; drafts paid S.73, go; drafts issued
&l,s.9,t4U. The reduction from the amount on
hand the previous week II nearly 1850,
leaving subject 70 draft upwasds Of 4S,67s. 00O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28
RUNAWAYS.

IN $50 REWARD.-Ranaway from the
IN subscriber. on the Both January last. Ne
ANGRO MAN, named WASHINGTON He 10
~ about D ears Old near, a mulatto IN color,
Tx sill htIy cross ey ed, and has large
his back, caused by burn when child. His height
IL about 5 feet orr inches ! will give FIFTY
DOLLARS ior his confinement in any iall in the
State. GEORGE w. HACkETT,
Trevlllian's Depot. Louisa county. Va.
& o.