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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-16

WASHINGTON, juno l.--In the Senate,
today, MS. Halo introduced a resolution of
inquiry concerning the Naval Depot at Bruins
wick, Georgia, which was adopted The
Postal Deficiency bill was mp and discussed at
great length, a proposition to restore the
Isabel on the mail line to Havana was reject
ed, aud the bill amended so as to advertise for
proposals for the route between Charleston
and Havana. The bills, as thus amended,
passed.
In the House, to-day, which was, under the
rules, the regular day for the consideration of
private bills, q scene of personal issue occur
red between Messrs lIoaston, of Alabama,
and Train, of Massachusetts
Mr. Train made use of insulting language
interfering to Mr. Houston, during moment
Of excitement. Mr. .oaston replied, dc.
nouncing Train in strong language; whereup-
on Mr.. Shcrman,of Ohio, offered resolution
censuring Mr.. Houston for his Iangnagc. 10
this an amendment was Immediately offered,
ttoincludc Mr.. Train,
A parliamentary struggle ensued, conSum-
ing the Whole dry. Finally, the resolution
was temporarily withdrawn, and Mr.. Houston
took the occasion to apologisc to the House
for any infrinsc,bAnt of the rules. The rcso-
luton WAS thereupon withdrawn, and the
House adjourned.
The Japanese leave Washington, on the
5th, to go to Baltimore, Philadelphia, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Albany, Boston and New York,
whore they will arrive on the 20th They
will remain in New York until tho Mag
ara sails, which isexpected to be on July Z.
f TnK Burn place OF WAsHrNaToN.-
Some years since Lewis Washington de
seendhnt of tlIe General, presented to the
State of Yirginia the lot of land in West
Eniofeland county, on which stood the house
in which the father of his country first saw
the ligktof day This was done with a vicg
of having the spot marked by some suitable
monument by the State. We learn that il
is the intention of tho Governor and Seercta-
ry of the Commonwealth to proceed to West,
mofeland county during the present week
to examine into tho present condition Of the
birth place of Washington ceded to the
State by his defendant. They propose hav-
ing tho ground Gone OF more pcres) enclosed
and road way madeto it. 1t lies on the
Potomac river a In0Dninent viii be put up
to designate the spot. Apiece of the hearth.
stone of the ancicnt ediGcc (perhaps the on
| y remaining relict) is now in the State Cap
I itoi in Richmond Many yearS since a
Imarkgo slab henoting the place OF Washing-
toms fest home, but the mutations of time
and claanocj IL is believed, have. oaascd 1t to
disappepr1 lpsg
WHY ere soldiers apt to be ,;fed in the
mopth Of April2 Because tlie'g just gone
t'tnr0uSiS IsafviIt 8 5SfF
ii 4.
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s5,l76,OOO

SOj llO,OOO
But the interest ON the first sub
scription having been charged
upon the Bank of the State
does not fall on the Treasury.
ana is not implicated in Inc
question of taxation; that sum
must, therefore, be deducted, 100000
s4,17G0OO
And Che interest on the endorsed
bonds would be paid by the
company; this, therefore, must
be stricken out also, 100000
S3,176,00C
1t will be seen that the calculation proceeds
upon the supposition that the earnings of The
Company will dpno more than defray the cur
rent expenses and pay the interest on this | 4,
100000 of bonds. However proposterou.
such a supposition may be in the face of sucl
accumulated testimony to the contrary, let i
bcadopted for the purpose of giving every
possible weight to this only objection of tax
alton. We thus have sum of about SO 900,
600, of which it is said the interest will de
yolvc upon the State, and will have to be pro
yided by taxation At 6 per cent. the inter
est would amount to Sl80,000, and if tn,
proposal were to raise the entire sum by an
augmentation of the tax on negroes, you sex
that DO cents per capita on 100000 negroes
would produce the required amount. Added
to'95 cents, the present tax, it would make
Sl40, which is very far from $3.50, and still
more remote from So.
But who proposes To raise the tax excTu
a,yeiy from negrocs2 And why should all
other property be exonerated2 This is moi
contemplated by any one And if equally
distributed, therefore, tho result, would be as
follows The whole amount of taxes raised
last year was $685., ,524 an addition Of $780,.
,OOO would require aa increase of about 80F
tax on negroes, the increase at this rate would
BEES cents, and the total tax 81 l.23- -lcss than
ono-half of the lowest sum named.
This is evidently the worst that can hap.
pen, even if the prediction of the adversar,
Is aduptvd, aue 10 income be allowed to thS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-16

Coop men are public gocd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

He.; II. 4. Lewis, lat of La Gran~e Tanr
Th 'ne Teputed author Ut the '.Harn eff
p nr,as. !, Strings, Sperits o. Just Men Mad
| - at present running on tha M
PMS and Charleston Railroad as co,d,,... .ueni
Dr: Piggot, President of the Marv,.,a NJ,
car university, will lecture at I.ihrarv III,
Le.ersonrg, next Thursday. and Erant
rih, Esq, OF Cleveland. Ohio on H.
thursday following. va INK
In q late ease Of breach Of pro,r,iso 90
d dake al New Bedford, Mass, the stroucast a.i
thai he o,,ce ae,enaants affection was the fact
,.r .o oiiee gave TWO cents for an ORANGE ~ Il
p'eseueeo IL TO the fair plaintiff. ''
The total number OF hogs packea in r;no;,,
u"il thls season amounts to I3s, u5I head That
=, =, III excess OF any previous year. At Tar.
naute, Ind. the packing this season is ss,i.
'"a'u 1t io'ooo hogs This is also an increase
hre occurred at ST. Louis on "Wednesday
evening, which destroyed property Of tha 49,,
o. q Sia,|U The principal sufferers were ' Wm
= =. Taylor, J. II. Crane, Bowman & 90 and
Getty, Ta;e Il Lyno;t. - Wa ''no
~ Amelia Edgeworth, an infant died i, N.,,,
Of .rsoni saturday, from the effects OF 4 dos,
~ Ia 10 ~, administered by her mother in mis-.
.Merch. LEV aork Journal of Commerce saws.
beginning 10 ur,i me south and Southwest a re
p'oAS"es i'r opening the Spring trade"
the Artillery School Of prae,;.. ,.
osututed about two wears noe wIicn was
"a ha a, ~ SESSION. The men engaged are ssi3
y 70 almost perfect in the drill. Ae sa'o
lent y, y .h G Wilson has been elected pr..;
,;ns d. =. me huntsville (Aia.) Female Go,,s
~ AAe'. "r. Erwin, deceased
! m =; James !; Hamilton, an old and re.,eo,
entity. 1u., died re-
hev. 4. +. Osburn, of thu M. ch...,
~ = A'nsslfss, > O., on the 10th Januarv
mr. VIM. Shearsr, an old and v.,.sa 60.
Appomaliox county, Va, died last wres !
ynchburg. arg Paayihg In
.rsnw r0s:spa harper, . member Of the Ne,v
'.'sy A4Fs's'sesrs, died on Saturday last
49,. i1snd Fierce and Mira. Pierce w.,. !
NASSAU, n. r, ~ last accounts.
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NEW BOOKS. &c
''--'-,>.'~ 80 -, 49,
N + w Is OOkS

JAMES s:z.s WsSs5Sf y 60
ap NaRR = ths author Of John HaliisS 7sc
SIR john Franknn' and pdT' his 81 the Fate
TIE ff1 SRi MSGiSS'' 81 sptcl Is D'
harsS IN The 3, Struggle Tor Llie By Charles
POEMS. BY SIDNEY D,bell. Blue and yo,, 70
IHE PATH which led Protestant AZ ~. soc' -
ne "a Ca'holie Church BY Peter H. Burnet.W
THE RELIQUEs OF FATHER pRoUr. New
GIL b az fG tydn a aad enlarsed S22.
sioh with q line engravnss after Sinirke, and
Ba RRtih!Hss vV ~ HGGTnnikshsnk. sl75
Ms pa Ia o0b "a or building on the Rock. By
Mo Ei.ars s s., CAMS A selection of the best
IN Eafope and America wit anal, l Heat anon
BUR fTi'.c>' Ho sNAT p y90TFeP Il
bOshM J. cu'iosites OF Natural Hist Histois
Mr. .CAMPBELL,s HISTORY OF VIRGINIA
jasl-2t2pl JAMES wooDHousE co.
rASA f iaM M3HifH r5 5T ThE t tNF9TES;
THE oadf RGN IS E ff'f, 4 saT IS TIE
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w mh CSS1'5l.E FOR l.. LIE BY Chas Oar
cietv. Sis CLIO" OF The Aoya Geological So
IN Rt s sn!o n Ion n OR, ALWAYS A FUTURE.
pu {, EMS by the aughor OF '.John alli,x,, ,s
fHIp,aONSDfHI AND PRACTICE OF SLAVERy
n1 w a. smith President of Randolph Macon
me i,n EA J, or SIR JOHN FRANKLIN DIS.
+ u ~ = pp ~ En McCIintock's narrative $50
II T. T. ~ ESSOR AT TIE BREAKE S'yTvr'
DIE. BY Oliver Wendell Holmes. 500
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s,N-,----++---- 81 Main street. |
L ALENIIh E.S--FEBKUARY I4
J. RANDOLPH. l2l Main street
nan ity '"o ie'aii an!
ONTO VALENTINES, at &c., &C.. loc.. lie and
-. ~. l. I'm AL VALENTINES, at Sc, TO-.
70 :, %; 5oc 75c, 81 So SIS So and : no each |
~ tENriN Z CARDS, at zoe. : ~ '"o"
AhE , TN Z EN- VELOPES, at Ic.. &c.. Sc. loo.
oi 70 rs % q, meet with prompt attention.
20 ~ ''
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HAPPY FAM1Lr.-Mark Goodrich. of New.
,n%u ai ONO last Saturday night, thinking
dresses 10 Goodrich's daughter, was s1avinr
oeyohd seasonabie hours, ordered him to do
part ut'on which his own daughter. his wiz
0 amu tl't Young man all pitched into him ana
gave him a terrible beating ~ 'ii''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

NEW YORK CRIMINAL t.svs
nelly has been tried in New York for the mn
ger OF Charles Cobane, and convicted of NAV
slaughter in the third degree. Patrjcl, Fan
a pei, indicted with VIM. Jones for the murder
" an Unknown man on the Five Points with
drew his plea of not guilty and plead
ntnansiaughter in the third degree, the crime
Tor which Jones was convicted N''i1Ae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

,, COMPLETION or THE MISSISSIPPI Crxrp
RAILROAD; A dispatch from Chattauoors
says thaf the gap in the Mtesissippi Eaiirnsd
was finished on Saturday, and the connec ti"n
through TO New Orleans would be made Sstl
nrday. The time between New York and Nsu
orleans, over this route, will be only eighty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

"A BACHELOR TAx.-The Salut Puh,ic Of
LYONS says petition addressed to the Son.
are is now being signed by the female onern.
r .,ves 6a mat city, in which the petitioner,
pIay that All men who attain the age of tory
without marrying may be compelled to nav
TAX as unprodnctive members of society
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

TIRE IN TEXAS PENITKNTIARY-A disas.
trous fire occurred in the nenifan ur'''1 .
ie4as' at huntsville, on We nj ght of the tath
Inst. 1T broke out in the cotton house CON.
nected with the prison. and estroved abon, len
Gales of cotton. Loss see to "0'' fee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

FIGHTING THE TIGER-Says the WASHING.
ION ION CORES pendent of the Charleston MercprT
after the protracted contest for tho Snaai.n.
snip which resulted in the election Of Banks
the proprietor of noted ambling housa hali
ORDERS Tor the pay of seven members durin.
OF the members of the present House have hea
equally unfortunate" 'eeH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

1he philadelphia Ledger pronounces III,
SctoTia bridge, over the St. Lawrence III.
greatest wonder yet produced by This mos
material OF all ages. 1t is probably now onsr
lot the passage OF freight trains and nasss,
ger trains. Beneath this bridge save ~,
Ledger, will roll for ages the inexbans,;,,,<,
hood Of the st. Lawrence. The water 80
the hikes and the water from dozen t,;h,t.-.-
rvers-all the water which age after age fo,,,s
~ green wave over the crest of Niay,r,
will now ON and on, bearing each snr;,, 49,
lee and its fragments. All will mass un,.r
those arches Of mighty span. All the lido re-
that mighty commerce which. throuph III. 8,
Lawrence connects, and is to connect s,r,
more, Upper Canada with this country ana
Win Engiand-the wood of her forest MI
.ne wheat Of her fields, and the imports If har
.Ais'"s popaiation-will pass under tb,,
bridge for centuries to come.
tne cn'ei peru OF this mighty structure
"N-0- .a'' " 70 secure for ages against the
:" pecuniary one. 1t has cost So |
:,a". :. no. van hardly ever pay. True it's
STOCK Is largely held by heavy can;t,,;.,s =.
England, and if they had each ,,.en ,h<, ="
caution to buy an acre Of land in a,a;,;a
eve'y dollar advanced in bni,ding ~. -.
somewhere along the extent of the ,yho,.
~NpFise. ane two would topethtr have na;d
wen. hut a. 1t is it will never pay. EXCEPT in
.nc increased valne Of the land surrounding
!" ~ before the times, aud the loss and disa,.
poaatmsnt will fall heavily somewhere pnan
'ness Canadians who have invested in II ana
upea those English capitalists who nave hniI, 6
:" ~ 4 Wall Stand stolid and immovah,a !
-.'u vi Tue commercial panics to which i, ]
r, -. ~ re. II cannot be sold piecemeal-
. ou'u NOT % pulled 70 pieces for old iron r
I'M .osleiore and thus IL is that this hp,Id,nu d
*hseA y sad will prove 50 great a news. Il
u sAa.ge all around, will &c, IS the 49,. o p
y weaitn always does in new eonn,-. ~
'.l'ae Aishasgs around, though ab.orhea !, a q
sns II Will stand unproducttva re- Nv A. y y
III" s'suns production ali around. 'e' m
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so mAhsvhaous.-The Tappahannock (ya)
.sou.neIner says That gentleman from Ral';'
more Killed, in Essex county. at ars ,aa n"'a
, ".unesaay last el.rea wild turkeys. Of ,ba
largest size-one Of them weighing unwards W.. as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

ART ITEM-Crawfords statue. "Dancino
Jenny" presented by his widow to DR. ~
VINO attended the artist in his latest moments
Is at the Dusseldorf Gallery i' IN"
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prAssESGEEs ger STEAMSHIP "YeRkro,yy.
j. nj n. Rowe, r. c. Edmonts, J. c. Taylor. VIM.
{ b,utler Mrs Harvey, j. G. Pearsall Miss b. e.
,'ss @SSnh' ). =; Hiicheock u. Heneken, s. g. Ban
I,sts Dri Ascot, Mrs. l. A Fraet las and child, Win
a. fPa1ke. Mss RocAan. Miss l.: seIegnian, Miss
-. Branch, Miss GosDe Mis- Dunes Mr.
h pee and hdren ]. II. Tucker, j. +. earn
Rh..;;nu spesr j. J; DAVIDSON, Mr. Bcdlne. MISS
pr msn a: b1sh and SON IT, + Savage. Z. arson.
e Gofsis, D. r. DAVIS L. }. BENNETT. J. C. alton.
Cia w. os,s2rns E. w Thomas, B. w. Bowen, A. G.
~ u ems W. j. Taylor. A. S. Moore, J. A Fuller. a.
/, pfSh!, !. Z. Owen. G. A. w. Brown ii. Allan
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ENCOURAGE THE SOUTH.-We learn from tba
wilmington IN. G. Herald, that the Directo ,s
81 the limlhgton and Manchester Railroad
perintendent to employ As few Nortbern , Nu-
as possipie 10 work on, and at the road-aI-
ways giving the preference to home mechanic
Also lns'ructng him in making purchases n
manufacture. '0"'Aei
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Rocks Good Samaritan.
Il RHEUMATISM!
RHEIrM

,, @r,, RHEUMATISM
te public seasrasiy preparation Of mis- own d,
MSS &c, will PROV itself. ON triai, to be ali the
:, t' :s who have tired it say it is.
aHe certificate. though in the short tin OF its ns
i he bis received n Number from the most reliable
parties who are residents of Richmond ana il
! saDurbs
t RICHMOND, Jan. 9Th, 1860
Mr.. RocK-Dear Sir: Before used one bottle o
your :, hiah.enmatic Lument called the GOOD SA-
MAafhlIAN. was unable to attend to my business
with the A"pe that YOU viii make it public. thai
ofrhers with similar affections may have the benefit
say. by the use of the abnve remedy am able to
a'tend to my usual business vigorously ever.
ieufS' very respectfully, q. w. GARRETT
The absye Rvausb1s is for sale by
doors below the o!d Mrkct. and by ali the prnci-
Pa Rf1ceEEEsts = 1s cS Ely and suburbs
va In all cases OF failJre. after fair trial. the
purchase !; money will be refunded
RA ST. Nicholas Saloon,
The s. N,o MN s ST. NEAR EXCHANGE Baxx.
VII Re c,9sest FRFNcH and AME sRs}Pcl,fa
sold y WHO EsALE kFTAIL on the WI, mo sc
satisfactory terms COUNTRY MERCHANTS
stock, which Is being constantly added to. belnre
purchasing elsewhere. ''' ~ 'o'o
ckFAs n and EiaIss s a egs1S Sth chKEs
RGHfFfTsRS fns SoTFEE CANE and other
ia 2'--st A.ANToNI
c.na- Browr's Bronchial Troches--For
sale BY FISHER 4 WINSTON o io'
"a. ~ Wholesale Agents.
~ 80 NO. l25 Main st.
y ~ ~ Greai Bargains-UutiI First of March.
r. h XXI CO. No al Eagle Square. Main st..
R Rssh bPfss spf as 10 cts
Kich French DE LAIhNE S and RORFs.
Cf 1oli a ,nf I = aat ~ and MERINos.
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
AZ ara g.to'c cost, for cash, to reduce stock
aA- The Emitted Savings Bank, Henrica.
ecelves deposits. upon which interest IS paid ai y
ne rate Of per cent. per annun upon ali sums re-
an1ns SIX months, or longer and per cent. per
n reet for sPP Ho y Ps2a Office 80 u Main
THos. +. t. j : W * LiFEeSIa 5. see,v
ia lz-9fi JAMES l.. PORTER, Trea'r. {
M Insurance. --Iife and Fire Insurance ~
T Low RATES.--For insurap nee. Life insnranca
u e " n We l. {, fEkSONS. any length of time also a.
- rR sPH c1s % nnnd e ys years ana
ION Of Prrger'y in town or country. on BE 81
Al TERMS, CAL at the old established t;eneraI ~
lsurance Office Pearl street. next door to +. D. a.
EA- The best companies representa- and al a.
sses promptly paid C. X. BklCKEN " 80
" - IN. ueHera insurance Agent So,
an n,u FLAGS. BANNERS, &c. s.
MlbIIARl FLAGS. BANNERS &c,&c NJ
aie shortest notice, and on the most reasonable -
Trimming Manufactorv. Ma o. \ NAL. 49,. "
a 26-d6tcwIt ~ - iuain ST.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. JAN. 20. 1850
HigA Rsser Mis day tTsssday) 10. O'Clock

| ARRIVED.
sseamsnip iorktown. Parrish, N. York. mdza
aIs passengers. lIudiam Watson.
steamer Belvldare, keene Baltimore mdx. ,,J
| pamssensers D. w Curre. ''1~'' anu
,.s on,s Machias, SLOPPY, Attakspas, scar and mo
uig any warwick, Brown, New York. puano.
Son. ~ ''"'' !" H. " nitiOck q
, nehr. hachains Point, Dunbar. North Carolina.
c., . SAILED.
!; schr Mary wooIford, Harris. down thu rive,
f,an, ORE, Jan. 29.-Ar'd bark Ann T.. Grant
ems Mgnionette, Tall. for Richmond. and
9sn " Scott, Parker. for Peierslurg. clea,ed az 10
baltimore 18th inst. ''iou "'
snip LeOntine, Dofzen for Bremen wi, p;.h
m4nd cleared at New York 18th lnst. vac" "io"-
schr 81 Anne, from Norfolk for Jamaiea was
ai"heh "a INST, lat. IS 10. ION. a. ~
~ BY TELEGRAPHI
NORFOLK, Jan. W.-Arrtyea schr Arcade Ia
Gays from CaIdenas. with moIasses N'e"oo' ~
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HAVEN STORE and OH. CO. 80

WEHAvE STORE, and otIer for sale 10,
Top 20 ne trade the following choice brands o
D. b ~ W. Harris people FAvORtrE ,,
D. n soH Is n hatd Frsssg sdp, ,. o.
- 4 hoxss, Iisht pressed hES FAVoRITk,"
D. q prs a N W. Harris APRICOT in drums, light
D. 3. 4 N. W. Harris PLANTERS, CHOICE ~
D. iisS, N: ~. W; Harris COLORADO, in q boxes
D. sa,, n; W. Harris AMBRosIAL. in = boxes
Hai sesn Rockers LECoMPTE, in y boxes
W" 6S Sc. ACE sol j. boxes pound Jumps.
A ID eoo, PeTh,tsn PIPES all sizes Reeds and
;as,-,m LYLE FOSTER & CO.
'o-- -il.----- No. Us Cary street
N p1iti :, z e. All who desire PLANS FOR
nroyns n.y. MnS or any other mechanical in
scrber az an earl, day as the latter nart "o ~ t
snrl apt 10 be too much occupied to allow vers
they have been under previous considnrali Unless
co,nnle :" Satisfaction BY producing the mo-;
...,.. ' '''"s &. + H. s''s snIiTu
din;s II ali i'n ara 19echanral Engineer, God
inend, Va. A' A'"AA S'fests; Rich
T,OTME STOCK HOLDEVS on r.,r ~
vkG HlShSc o. 'PRMT da N6s 81 GH STATE Of
ssssa M lF?EiT'T'Hio n h 'sa been
tie ss Baaas: the 80, 90
Aichinond. at the honr Of o'cjock p N "o c'1t OF
JA!FREn JONES'
"a sl--dlw&t2aw 'oDniS's
y b. SURL,sTT. e------------
COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT
PA WHEAT, CORN. FLOUR. Ne Ala"
=. 2 .he sale OF LIVE STOCK. Omen $3.50 ESQ.
y, - p s, near the warehouse, Richmond, va.
: no " NiNGs MAIZE 4 CO., :
Eoh SAJEOF NEGRoEs II
NE siys yer undid'ded attention 10 ths SALE
~. ~; Giloe 90 Franklin. few doors below war
~ !. :, - ss.-o'.e. IL ja Slim Z
Ives; ,coepe,s will and stored In the ware
, sHse 70 W OF JolNTEp BARkEL STAVEs a.;a a
- sts cht IN the month Of August inst ana p
antly .,nsns. w,ti seAsoned, having bsan enn- | q
y N ia Sl-xaWJW"
J Ha6 - n: w: HARRIS, JOCKEY earn
itne nssirt. nE z. IoHACC0, in 10 pound balssLa
g 3l-6t - .'s "
mi is,a o. He,LnAYE WiIIsKEY :, M. - 3
q S--'~~ss Ooes.s log sa3e by - ~ uIss =
) M-lm ahn toSTEn co, r.
80 Ma - Car, street. II
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SERVANTS roo

| NOR Iyrux, Co. - = ~A&ftE
,ystsTtss. ffTIf AAiRR CHAM HsA,sNos, Hsr,.
s sMynft KS general 60RItJR;s wAsHFs,
ia 1873. cof po Wall and r. sSSiL;olpros
CcR u,p., opp"''le Dickinson. H,s r.,
FVGnfp HfikE.-i have Cor h,o "'a 4 q,
children accustomed To houss W., NJ r.,
l.,. Is Opposite the sfss =. Ely, soS.'
L s 60" T sRo GGIr-ishRyANTs, smo,,..H' ',
ROOM SERVANT ia hA. an esce'lsn's ssos ,
ssenteel cHAMBERMAnisb5as, AL 4 sQREssN
10 good sewing. Apply to anu NJ RISE, =,
Office an y, Insurance and Colleen Cole cLosE.
ia 0-2t ''s'e'' Exchange iiotsssl fhs sA'r''
E'Ck ARE ii have far h;,.,.,----.
for the balance of ib ,"' nire by the uo..
nopest and likely Boy. rs ye'f, An mt
DiNtN6 ROOM aud H0usff 81 "a 1ss exc.
o"Paeie OF DOM seneral wcTk 'hhFANr =
IA ~ I DSoN CRANE, office a, -.
+ w H.kE -NEGROES.--I La..- 'eu Mas
9 rf ;c' fFSgoK' severn! HorSE GIP,eye ,Au',
ToBAc,c;Sss p SoYSE t.MAkFsS g ~,
iAeiy MAN for sale, For te,, q. &c. Aho ,''
For t, no; b. LYNE'' AZ. .g! q
>" % DOT oifice basemen, Meironnp3'e.s y,
Va H.RE IA good IoUSESrpv.''au ia
j, - years Old. Apply tn 1Nfi,c,
1 :. ~, M, :. WIN. q. DANpRDss
tG Frs Hi Hn Et:TI have for hire sens,.i, y.
Il %lH fHRS and HEffIkEs sStfG s
between Main and K.,nuLp IN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

CoUNThRFElT BANK BiLLs.-By the no,,
draft OF the revised statuets of Nassochusntt~
which goes into operation in June nevt !, =
mace tne duty o. bank officers TO stamn tho
words "counterteit.'' altered, or "wor, b,aSs.,
upon every biil of that character which they
=, w. lney 1aii to do this they are liable
20 pay Tue iuli amount of the bill allowed IN
pass. II they stamp Il bill which turns ont ~
De genuine, they are liable 10 the holder for its
value on demand AoA 1's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

SIuxch GOING SourH-The trustsA
,.s s - =. onurch On rayior's Island. Dorcns -
.sl COM = Nd, have, by unanimous ns snes -
s-ss..I oec.ded on leaving the M + Chn,sh
T r.. 3v'n.ss tne Methodist Church sonfn
."s os@ss'dss lnteliigsneer says thew viii
,ppey % - Southern Bishop for .nnn, 80
~ ~ meantims the preacher. Of Csnr.,
49, oaseuit will supply the ipulpit tn tho
'''"ss q the Philadelphia Coriersnce. :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES


- LASuRETH's ~
1870 NEW CROP fsno
GARDEN SEEDH
Just received and for sale ty
- yNO. w. GARffCK.
Market Place, Franklin street
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SERVANTS FOR sA,,

HVk SALE TO REMAIN
s.:r, / r young, Likely CHAMBERMsin"H ,lONt
hsS genteeliy raised and viii t snf SEAN
da,,S a, a.e nome; She can be seer ~ ,oG oaiy
""'i' de noon, tili sold g. w ny, ,lg IS,
;a,.. GENERAL Agent. Office NtLhR,
:" between 9th am, -,ts'shaH.
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The FINEST LoTor v,,

the FINEST LOT or WIZ
s ss seen IN ~, the Richmond mafse, l -
<A&aN HUTCHINSON. on F,"ntpph lsa
vary e., Also few good Farm HORSES f sft
want will call early. r'' rr,son' "A
NALhRRyi,EENs,Ti.an0aN, FAyETIE ARrit.
sCompany at .heiiaw BunnH,' ' T p 4 r ;ea
sx--sae.3N Nc. Jan: 3Ist. at y. n'eIort "a" h't
in 31-lt N cp,n . sHNtiL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

A ARMORY YOUNG fVApn-
&Order RICHMOND, Jan'y 81 lsS
w Assemble this sTUESDAy, sro
Wy; on bank street. nj u. O'Clock. WITH ~
caps ''' Ve'ts' ana iatGs
acted, 10 ai 10 he Trans
= netinauen's under BY Laws, are .,,ss.r,,,
ia 3l--it+ n ~ ~ =; hApY
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| STATE oE VIRGINIA..
rn;s.. City OF RicHMovB. TO WIT:
ds aayt PERSONALS appeared before me t. w
tary oi the Monroe BuitlIug Fund Asso, ..Gda
az n maze oash that the above statement Is correct
f;iTe D' 81 ~ lnsif ,An"wiedge and belief.
1860. K Al n Tim =, S 8rh "a! ol January,
ia Silt -'oNaAs uDiie.