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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

A Bold GAME.-A bold and ungallant con.
fidence game was recently practiced on a lady
in Natchex, Mississippi. Mrs. Aylet Bouck-
ner. of that city, had just drawn from bank
x-house the eu,n of $500. While crossing
the sidewalk from the door to her carriage,
she was accosted BY person Of gentlemanly
exterior, who told her Mr.. Brittoa had made
u mistake in counting the money, and that he
wished 10 recount it. Not Gistrusting the &C.
cnrrenee at all, but presrmng the stranger to
be y clerk, she handed him the muaey and got
into the carriage. The person Of gentlemanly
exterior did not return.
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Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
No. 12O. corner Of Main and 18th ota.

{ 'itVIt =. FAMILY GROt Err RiES.-l have
~ in store. and for sale at the lowest maSkst
prices, the following GOODS Cog family nee. vis:
100 Todd extra Ell. u.ar-cured Hams; No Macks-
rel, iu Kits: 4 and u bids. GunpOWder Teas. A.
sorted Qualities from Too to Sl,sO per lh Aiso.
6ne Black Teas: Adamantina. Sperm and Ts.IoW
Candies: sslt Old Government Java. Lssusy. y.a snd
Ware: Basia.s; Bro"ms; Matches; Powder and
Shot; Cotton Yarns and Cordase: Sugars, assorted;
Spices; Pickles; Family and Extra Flour. in bbs.
and BAGS. snper,or quality; kaisins; in = and y
boxes; English Dairy and Cutting Cheese. And
also, constantly on hand choice article Of Butter
and Buckwheat. --
All Goods delivered in any part of the city free Of
charge. !. .CHANDkEH,
No. 10 Franklin street, Old Market.
vIRE&H SUPPLY JUST TKECElyED.- 10
L boxes Rasins, in whole. halves and quarters;
$50 drums Figs prime article; Is has asscrted
Nuts 25 bags soft shell Almonds; Is hoxes sorted
Pickles: 50 dozsn Brandy Peaches; Is de- fresh
FRUITS, in sell sealing 50 Vv POI ted Ciaars.
Also, have n hand. and am dali. Manufxcturing.
large quantities of CANDY, made Of the very best
crushed susar ai At
Al! OF the above articles can be obtained st low
prices, equally II cheap as at tn. North.
JUAN PIZZINI,
Wholesale Dealer IN FoseiFn Fruits,
No. Main Atr
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Thentrs.-Ths Theatre was agaiu throRQed
last night, aad the Eseaassrsss WAS heartily
arplauded. II will he repeated to-nilht. 0tes
R;chinss and her father are nov in the foursa
week of their engagement. and their popularity
constant tly increases. Such circumstance ~
unparal.eled in Richmond lheatrscals. -.
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Notice. --Hayins purchased the interest ol
if I,if isaie aie partner MI Powell, shall continue The
hpt 81 PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
iN,ai iNail its branches, as heretofore.
~ 'hanhs for the patronage SO lihera'iy ex
.eHutu 10 the late hrm, solicit a coutinuan oi
.ee satn~ ,e old stand. corner Of Bank and 18th
"Leets ROBERT CARTWRIGHT.
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SHOCKING INHUMANITY.-One OF the most
shocking cases OF lnh ualani.y of 3 father 10 ais
child. that has ever cone under our notice, was
brought 10 light in the borough OF Indiana,
Pa, few days ago. A man named J. T.. Siu-
chal, was put on trial there for assault and
battery upon his son, child Of some eight
years. The evidence was very voluminous,
and revealed system of brutal treatment
the part cf the father, Of which the Child AS
the victim, the details of which go beyond any
thing of the kind we have ever read. 1t was
shown that he hang the child on one occasion
to a jois1 by Il rope fastened to its thumbs, aud
tnat while in this position he compelled a
younger brother TO kindle Il fire beneath him.
So that he was almost roasted to death before
ne was taken down. On another occasion he
laid him on heated stove, and subsequently
compelled him to stand on the same without
either shoes or stockings to protect his feet
from the heated metal. The inhuman wretch
was found guilty, but has not yet been SEN
fenced.
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Pink Airy has hong ttssis q asource OF annoy.
ance 10 the nrighborhoed and The police, hut
pflicers Kelly and q tarieS have set heir wits
t. work, and are rapidly having u renovated:
They are having the rubbI>h hauled OF, and
have gwen its inhabitants to understand that
futuie deposits viii c.ls. something s..4e n
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spECyAL NOTICES
.ARhe"ma''s'"' -

- Uhe""a''N"' HHEUMATIsM--
rv.TrSN CURED BY ,,y,
rbbOMN' 10" HaMPToN's TlNCTuKk'
,-u,TrsN-Cap'ain Cannt.
Ef y ,rfSN Is ~infia iamwators. James Sm5th.
Nr%,H al'j jSN-I.rret Piammrr.
~ y r. eN -. hronIc. Wm. Jssior.
MY a T-fSN-S Samuel rer-xov.
ftfL " a,Tts v-UsS IL 10 years. r. bcnneuy
Rhf SsTiSN- Had II ~ EARS. stephen Taylor.
FHftW " hATiSN-nadt ii II wears. a. Kitchen.
sArl-NATlsM VI ~; Wins.
RNeL NKTisv i!aA III ears, Robert Gault.
kEr--,' {TIsN--E. Horn
kNG. :, - S~-G " Goodrick. ,
rBfs n@riSN-Tsd Il - years. f.. BoSwe,i.
EHf w, M =, aers. aha testify q nsins SC Er'
Ass.T, 80 ..,' a, sa:terins. hy HAMPIoNS iiNe-
TrSx.tts Am cHH.DREN.-Th,s TiNC,
~,t,sls ~ he ioane sreSt medieine iof all '"e"
SO 9a9 e. PamFGs,sn n asd e., & a1;es Rssnord
sore ~ : grrtrrIckshnrg; hy all the Drug :
l' ~ n Fctefsmts ts MoRrlMh TX Nd MRm Hbnp
sce9eTs ever "a" in l7c&cwts
-.
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A CASE IN POINT.-A Memphis correspond
ent of the N. o. Picayune ommunicates the
following
A gentleman from Missouri a few days since,
was stopping At The United States Hotel, in
CINCINNATI accompanied by Il negro boy, Is
years Of age, aid his property.
As soon as ne entered The hotel all eyes were
fixed on the stranger. The proprietor, Mr.. J.
+. Watson, came 10 the gentleman, and told
him the sooner he crossed the river 10 Coving-
ton the better, for the abolitionists, if they
could not get the boy 10 leave him by moral
suasion would take him by force. The gentle
man thanked Mr.. Watson for his kindnrss, and
replied that there were not enough abolition
ISIS in Cincinnati To persuade the boy away
During his stay in Cincinnati, which was but
few days, meeting with a gentleman from Lou
isiana The latter admiriEg the boy purchased
him; and after all was completed, he offered
the colored f,oy his freedom and money TO take
him to Can sda. The boy kindly thanked his
master, and said he preferred slavery, arc that
his condition. was much better than that OF the
tree negroes Of the North.
AT different times, when his master was 60
ing out the boy being afraid of The eabolitioni>ts,
locked the door, to escape being stolen. During
his stay at the hotel, he was constantly sur
rounded by the coiored servants and other ne
gfoes who were lurking about the hotel, and
who used every effort 20 get the boy 10 leave
his mas ter; but all in vain. The boy preferred
slavery
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-, tisa common observation thai there

"a II n " '"'Hir'''' %, =, ',,'.,'o ,ne r,c,T
- ,., ~ taund amoHs an. other ciViiizeu ma
~ rbp rsasnn IS ollyinus We take too iitt'e
W 80 md fnre ct the wants nt the lpIs IN the
. rn,zuIfs of bUslness. In all srch eases.
t.'arI ,nsdc.nes can do little good. w nat Is re-
t-ed ls iusl such TOME and inViS"ratnr as " =
!, .,.,s, las .tver Ia The word. IN his CELE-
ny,TF u BlTTEkS." The weak and nervous
"a, f, e countin house, The exhausted toiler
nls the shop boh!d. ard tue pr"stfaieo s.4aehl ~
~ r5rls ii lamp, have found Il wonderful feten-
.,,,,t ~ ~ fbe liirrHRS' and prefer IT to more
.',,atin,Is hui less eflcaclous medicines: but II
y In. he for often that Tie agent which is so
sh'i ~ 49, ;,s Influence uuon a frame hi h Is
rr5S a. deailtstod IS equally powerful IN ASSISTING
rs.u-e 10 eSpol the most tefiiVs i"rinS o uisease.
~, XII not sive 1t a trla!
,'lo druggists and dealers everywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

Raiiroad Eridxs.-The bridge ON the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
which wa. fired and burned on Saturday lAst.
was the one over "Accoceek Crsek, !" aud Woo
but one hundfrd aud eleven feet iouE. A new
one Will be erected in its place by The lxst q
this week
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Tfs Bib, SaJjs,t Seaoo! is an institution
that should 6e encoG ragged and sustained bv an
denominations. because of the vast amOaat At
good il eau effect among class of childrea
who are not easily Induced To attend any 9th.
er school Of the kind. Let cur religious rea.
ders bear this fact in mind. si -"
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=. Tte Fine iris.-
I'm TO)TE. Af-.st IN Oh CnlorS.
l. n uITINGhR. Artist IN Cray on and w atsr

S'BFauIFY. Artist in India Ink.
+ r. CoN Eli. Phptoa rapher.
7 ais.-e-nefued ARTISTS are engaged rerina-
. v,r.G " MlNNlS and nave their stadt"s
PHOTOGRAPH ara FINE ART GAL
III Nam street. He also ceSotes his Pc
. gy,apu ~ Copsin- ard tniar-in SINAI
. .. .tr sand D14ue reotypes. NJ tins establish
. n be flllzrns ul Richmond and the Senth
...-.s an, tnd ever, ST lp of Ia sness iron
tb, ....-. AmDruis pc mp ia fhe lie iIe loftrait
all ,...a hi-hest 81, e oi he ant. AS ali work Is
vtrytntpd "a 4lse entire satisfaction or no sale
fee,s L. Us -iSh - run and mt tn" same time on
are if.lIzIt. Southern est All shment. Citizens
ant strau ers are invited o." VISIT this gallery,
wiener ne, desire work done or not.
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Death # an Od Mao.-WB regret to learn
that Mr.. L.onard 1in1lnrriake, agvd "a ytNft,
died At his RESIDENCE III AenricO cUunty, IN ihe
leth lust, cf paralysis. MIR. 4. was wsll
known ia Rchmo nd, where he had many
warm personal friends.
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~ Good Bread.
GOOD BREAD.
Ealan I'D r. N


T,a SEM pr. .F'S In 'nii,iir tIakIng Powders,
10 SEM pI, r,'S Iniellible Baking Powders,
FseSFNipI E'S Inisiiiple Haktng Powders,
THE bEST J USE.
TIE BtST ~ USE.
THE BEST IN USE.
JNO ". GARlfCK,
Manufactured and Sole Proprietor,
Market Place. i anH.in ST.
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DEATH OF A ALAWYER.-Thomas F. Gordon,
ESQ formerly member of the Philadelphia
bar died at beverly, Nj. on Tuesday, in the
sd year of his age. Mr.. Gordon devoted con-
siderable attention TO literature, and was The
author of a number of valuable legal and his
torical works. among them a Digest Of ths
Laws Of the United States History of Penn
sylvania, from its discovery to I776; History
of New Jersey, from its discovery to l.S9 :;
History of America; Cabinet of American
History; History OF Ancient Mexico; Gazet-
teer Of New Jersey and the Gazetteer OF New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

A WEAK SisTKR-Cansios to Clergyman
Rev. A. S. Finch publishes in the Brockport
Advertiser q card of warning to tho public,
and his brethren the clergy, in particular.
against woman whom he married early last
fall, and who has since deserted and ruined
him. He explains how his ruin was accom-
plished. While attending the BrOckport
camp-meetine, a woman, small in stature,
wearing specs. aud prepossessing in appear
ance. appeared, pursued him in . carriage, told
him OF her esteem and how much she was
worth, and induced him to marry her. He
consented, the knot was tied, aud she having
accomplished his ruin. forsook him, probably
to find another within. Mr. Finch asserts in
his card that this woman had served two men
at least, in the same way hetore-one residing
At Bellavilie, G. W.. the other In Wisconsin.-
The Wisconsin man she left in q destitute
condition, with three children 70 provide for.
others OF our sex, we give this much publicity
to the statement. CierRymen, who may Be Elm:
tha blAn ndishment Of fortune-should beware
Of females small in stature, prepossessing in
appeafancs. wearing specs. pretending u the
Dossession Of great wealth, and who pursue
men In carriages to effect their ruin.
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sx,pieioss- An organ grinder was found in
ern suburbs Of tnis city. last Saturday even.
ing. and ordered - leave Hsarico caunsy as
Quick as bis legs could carry him. Tiers are
two or thres u these fellows now etr0liing
xbent IN Richmond. grinding ont their '-dois-
tni dtrtie~'' to negroes and children, and ~
ti,ey are travelling y uuisancss. II nothing Worse,
shOuld b. harnessed BY the polies, and put -
work On the streots. - ssss =
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Grand tfFstRtu DtSt"''s
s>u. as slpcs. srur eXce,ient W~hs'rH,
,'1I,-,,p fysxtFi.. informed us that ne nae
H.Fn'.S = baff rcsforer with which ne Was e&-
pfepa.niins npnn ,is own bead, whose Top was en-
9ftsiS IVr saw b'm two oaNs sinoe' hha ot
" ~ 80 s., bald four months since hle crop ~
..i 80 ssrnux up with = vigorous sfoSth' ~
ID - MI kyFKfyI al The ctacafss a. NJ p1 q
''- ,bti lie has named y "TH + lNr AIL.l h'
,3IATts HAIR ESTo IL hr. r.. ~
,to,tfs inio ~ extensive manu- fcIuie ~ m 's''
o., ,shirh - destined 10 prove oi ANXIOUS ~
49,, ,'nur Maid pa;cd iF.ends.-fToni hteH"'of"
~ ~ n,,,s ,T.3Sle can now he had of the pIin-
-. rrus.lsts Th.,se pc sons Sha4ies.ss a "a'
ka,d of Iair. have oE!, to use we wso
sr1,,eti directions ON the bott'e. Those " y. no
.,y doums OF lis efficacy can have ,heti,
..s = "a short tiIna. hy using tne |iho ~ ~ n ~
tttP RFSHRfR lNFAl. l.LiBLE, proving tha'
=, L IN inst u rs claimed 10 be-
wholesale aepo' ''' ~ r. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND Nov. Is, ls3o;
IN FZfKlFl take oafh on re - ,i,s ,c,rs and
nay ,l,re5 M, bsIr II, using EZkkl ELS VlR
tl-slA nam NAPHTALI EZEXIEL.
his"A9 s""'" Jos. MAYO,
klei rav,r of p,cbmoud
q fslm '"i'"' VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

LIEAGOU RICHNGND.MADE
IL CLOTHING M. mbeTs OF III. Legislature.
and stransers VISITING the city. will nd bg Calling
on the subscrIb.r lar g and fashi nable assOrt-
ment Of CLOTHING Of his own Manufacture, ~
io the same qualits and workmanship cao ho
had of Northern manufacturers He has boon
manufacturers the lareer port On of his work here
to- the past ten Years. and can assure he custtA-
ers that thy shall have Richmond made Claihipg
that sfaii compare IN ever. respect with North
wo they aow purchasing. ~ he iu con.
vinced that Clothing can lie manufactured in Rich.
mond al low as in any city Ia the tnimn;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

SINGULAR ANDF Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Shortly after five O'Clock, on Friday morning,
as the first express freight train on the Penn
sylvania Railroad was coming westward, aud
while passing through deep cut OF sixty OF
seventy feet, at Carpenters station, West
moreland county, eighteen miles east of this
city, Il hinge mass of rock and earth BECAME
detached from The side of the cut, ana Tell
down upon The engine, crushing the engineer $
'cab' TO atoms, aud ins tantly killing Nathan
Berger. the engineer. The conductor, brake
man and fireman We're slightly injured
Pftssbnrg Post. .+t
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JUAN PIZZINf,
Wholesale Dealer IN foyeiFn Fruiis,
No 10a N ain AtrnAt


u KIN, opposite Exchanse Bank will sell slest
barssis.: prep:sTato1, 70 removal. e RICH En-
s9 so. s ss
ems Ge s ssS and Pa Is. s$sv". cla.fs
and Comforts, Gloves .nd Hosiery: Ribbons. v.Ty
's'' G. ."s <. swaTkiN opposite Escb.ns. Bank.
!,RfSn DRY GOODS. s.-Rec..v,nz per steam
er Yorktown ria Norfolk and Petersburg Raul
S.sk srsxn and ss.s cAMss1Gs-a..or ApaSss
az: S.fssi .J5 JEANs: '..:: qsSS1 fS% i EANNELs.
sHiRTiSG SaiH ii sfrRIPEs; Scarlet FLANNELs.
VITA man" ''Hs' ''''4S kEST VIZ FAME ne &c c. s."
'LE AT Tii :. ; iOC The sui .crhs1. call
u attention To ihs stock on hand and Offer thaso
G9sss l :" ,ns 'srson os % @ 'ov
want to di sp"se az: Over-Ccats. Cassi Pants.
Velvet and all The heavy styles OF Vests. Shirts
and .st ts : Come AND buy then
month We are Offer n. our stock ~ such pries. -
M mast induce rush OF trade rPs we nTfd1cOa
No. no Mais street.
'CHE VIRGINIA YEAST POWDER 10
prepared Of the best and purest snsssrisl; i 10
snssp s s s. in st E
Yeast Pow i;c dsr Instead o. N".'hsr1 m,Ss S ,.::t
s Wi Gu s"a,.r. sou ,'SS :. sss
Prepared ard sold by h. WaINER,
Corner 9Th ana aasSss.ss:,s sa,s s,,.: :ss
SElLiN ~. orr ar AND BEIOW Os {
= on MONTH LONG GEN. Having st.ll on hen4
aver, heav. and we'll *s.oried stock Of GOODS;
one month idnger, ana ,o r.ske Il more att.setiwe,
& ,1s sas e Ss., IN srsSa .! y.
| sirab,es SITS les Of Sprns yo.ds. sm determined
| to 'euuce IN, stock At whntsver sacrifice aad ia
soea s'' 81 bar s%"'"' MUSES.
s2s Br"ad st.
tlEuNEt. tst ST W rABMss \ MENkN =
- the subscriber has been Appnlrted Ax( Mt for
the sale Of the abo.s Busls in ichm nj Those
VIII, VIII Wen c, % te !. psssss - a. 1vnsf;s; a. r.s .s
s"'s' so'. Ell TICS !. sCE.HGES.sa 81 M.i: : st:
! pOYSt .OTHssG...als srscrsmept efho,s'
- ann ehIldten's cloth,n5. Of ny nwa mesa'so.
be well assufsa oi hs.rs fitted with t.nd svtcls
of~f own 'Ae in s''A"ns III isx is sSiTH:. ifT;ia:''
| ATTENTION.. Volt NTEtRA, --It !. ne
:. v ssssa assus ,'s sr % ,Ss SsS
ssas ,hs ss e.rs""s, an .f @sius ID /, skss n
/ Y"ur early attsntion will fscilitas. thes very
much. ~. INA SMITH.
BARGAINS. BaRGAlNS.-s,,s ao,.es. rich
in. Mons.sin Robes We have scsss ,"ss =! IKE
| above goods which ss the season 10 nov pretty
sains a., We vi, .dd t.ihs q owe s Foods some
L'sa' s''1'' and other t:HH I s's'p: p:SSscHERy
=. 4, q. .s,., :l::., ss
css:. s:ss:. Ros.x:Sd Black w.iso. "a Eshc:.ay
s:s: c:. c;s ssSs.''as' Ss '.sL .:sLGcS O. .3Sr 3rr;s'
:.sss ss ~ ssss n :s.: ss::
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Ampn'"sed-We understand that snooeet
Hoiiowav, tee yonnS man who had biz night
leg dreadfu fully crushed AT the Trederar WuFks
on Tuesday last, had TO have the iniured IimS
ampntated yesterday, 10 save his life. ne
operation was sktilfuily performed ~ -
Medical College, and hOpes are now en- ntertnin.
ed thai the patient will recover.
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- Teeth. Teeth. Teeth -: Teeth! ::
- Z Urn FXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
" is he tine Tor nil who are suffering from
''" .cie and ,leca,ed stumps. and inteud to have
tn nave ,hrm extracted, rs ~ ca y o. 81,
,,so,T ram. Gail soon. as Dr. TRAY ERSh
"a, IN the CT, Is somewhat limited. .
.,.cs IN be!v,n Block on 18th street tlh iron'
f&.rk Rnnm No.6. Office hours from n. NJ.
"a ,. NJ, from 70 ana 'og T. ". with
. S-Chrnnic diseases OF M KINDS treated WITH
-, s,,~csss. ly the use of eiectric'ty.
N,tt
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Trsspassixg.-Thomas Oyerton, fresh IRON
the Cockade city, found himself before the
Mayor yesterday, charged win trespassing on
the premises of Simms l. PiummeT Iom
stated that he came here on FRIDAY iase IL
search Of his brother. and ttat 81 ia.e nonE
on ssntnrdav pisht he found his way into the
pianing mill, where be was afterwards cap
fured. Promising to make himself very scarce
about the streets hereafter. he was permitted
10 retire in double quic I time. =
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Fire. ..a,g,..-A new cannon, said 70 ~ On ~
provement on anyahme yet bSsu4Ae tesee
notice Of the pnblie. has beea c0sezllnebtoe -
ins Columbian Hotel for several dAye Pane,-
ture gun, and can therefore say nosniaKa aooat
its capacity; butt u u 10 ail thaf ississso ouso
Sialtn ior y, they will have 10 diaheu1tS ~
oisposlng of their right. At large price. .4z,s
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cd before the Mayor yesseFday. TO answes lhe
charge VI asaAAlsing and heatipg his vita Eii.
IA. Ther oaid soaaan - gave Pms . had name
Cos uOxindnese and cruelty aad endeayCred
To make his HoaoT believe that shc W1s . pat
tern OF kindness, patience, industry and ten.
pssAAces but 01tcsf CAAlkley etseed that she
was fond of the eossle. and haA an awful
tongue, whsn sxctied. Pat waa repviMAndsd
and dischAfgsgt. Ia .,s.s .s.S,..s s.sss
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THE FoaGERIEs IN BosroN.--The Worces-
ter fBfass.) Spy says it has been ascertained
thsi the forged papers traceable - Mr.. Frye,
a State Senator. who has just resigned his
sess, to the amount Of &i0,W0 or Sii.UUO, -
held by various parties In Boston, and Ii 10
probable that mors will be discovered. He
had used most Of Il q collateral sec uYity. aud
the names 0f Ave or six dinxrent bu1iness
Aruas had b~sn forged upon il. Clapp 4 Hey
wood Of Worcester, 6ud their nnusss ON this
paper TO the anount Of more than el,s0o.
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COMMERCE WITH JAPAN.-1nte1ligence from
California to the 23d ul.imo, states that
am ,nsst the recent Irnportations into San
Francisco from Japan are some of the staple
articles of that country, such as sacks of sweet
potatoes, described as equaling those of Caro-
lima; a large quantity OF rape-seed Oil. which
burning fiuid for the lighthouses ON the Pa
ciflc Coast than any other used; samples of
leaf tobacco, exceedingly delicate, aud resem-
bling the Havana Leaf; rice, fruits, isinglass,
chesnuts, &c, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

~ Hair niting-rO THE CITIZENS AND
sthaNbEkS VISITING THE CfTY-If you
no. 70 se. your hair cut in the latest and nos'
"a oSi q, nj Ina Hair Cutting, Shaving, ShampssDIng
T., T., bs'nihk Rooms. under the American Hotel,
NhN'Isnce on 18th street. q
,nt D.-oen,etuen also can get their wbthkoEs
u 'estTche changed from red. light, or grey, 10
'i"'si ueauiliui laekor brown color.
- Leeches! Lesches:: LeecheS::! Il
Sse Sase {ass reeeived, by Adsms' Express, n lot Of
tsse ,ss eW EpieH LHECHts, the very best. and
~, ole tsFms &
,spS;-cppplNG and LEECHiNG promptly At.
,e 'sn 70 can ipe feand NJ all hoursOf the dny nt
ss s uuAlF DRESSING HOOM, under tho Amen.
:, viei tenttanee on llth street, ana ~ III xht
d. coner Of Leigh and 10th s.rsen; ooenn
NEEW STOCK or FH EAH GOQDx AT
paIccrrsEATo REDucTl0hs EnaH E4k9EH
eSaaN,nnf2~soITHERH Ia a,nnf2 IMPORTING HOUSE.
Eeh,nofn.L. .sd,rHERLAND. No lS4 n ain street,
p,s,ngs va, importer oi and dealer ~ truss,
Gs.s a. ki'lss, Powder FIasks, Shot p""rles,
slads ppssk, Wsddnx. and sporting Article 81 aIi
Tsesie '1eSe. Cutlery, Walklag cenes, Ftablng
eE. fsiil hss that al the Mxsh sasuss sx hshss.on
kiss,.aan., n.,ts1 s'sios ATricuturs ayciety, he'd ~
Esxss sIAy ossoisr Jeat, 0ns SILVER ftd teeHp
isss:sf3b, .i g: isx:sSs X. y ~ an9E5. 9;5.,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

LoUIsIANA.-The message of the Governor
of Louisiana represents the State treasury to
be in Z very healthiul condition. The balance
TO the credit of the general funds, on hand the
3lst December, 1850, according to the report Oh
the State Treasurer, is 3,G96, against S622 at
the close OF the previous year. The total re-
ceipts into the treasury for the past year, on
account OF The general fund, We're = ,33- ,69t,
an increase of S.}53, ,6.6 on the Audi tors esti.
mate. The total expenditures of the fiscal
year amount to 81 i,2o5,632, an increase OF S.
6i6 on the estimates.
On the subject of the State defences, organi-
za,iun and arming OF militia, &c, the Cover
nor dwells at length, as having been too much
neglected, aud especially demanding attention
at the present time. And in this connection
he recommends that an Appropriation of S2j,-
O9J be made for the es establishment OF 4 State
depot for arms and ammunition.
A large portion of the message is devoted TO
the consideration Uf our Federal relations
aud in this connection the Governor traces at
length the growth OF the anti-slavery senti-
ment at the North.
Virginia. however, had nobly vindicated her
honor ana her laws, and mark of the
sympathy andapproval ofLousiana, the Gov
ernor recOrnmen is the appropriation OF S25.-
COO in part reimbursement to her for the eA-
penses she has incurred in the defence of the
common interests Of the slaveholding States
He also fayors Southern Convention.