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0. A. Bids, Exchange and Commission
Broker No l76 Greenwich street N. B-Prizes in all legal
ized lotteries cashed.
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Defiance Salam ander Hafes- With Pa.
powder proof locks and bar Also fire and bur
proof dehosrd and parl safes Depot 63 MURRAY street,
corner Of Col eye place. ROBERT II. PATRICK.
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Marine Diaaafar.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 8, 1850.
The steamer Keystone State arrived here to-day.
having in tow schooner Carrie Hughes Of Boston The
Carrie Hughes fallen In with Off Frying shoals
dsmasted, and with her whole crew disabled Daniel
Sweeney, seaman had had his arm amputated.
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The Riggs Truss-Water Proof, Clean
ly durable Tho mulpedal pad protec;a Zoe ard and con-
useI he opeEIpg.. AIS g:coms sasSS
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The Texas Legislature and the Southern

RICHMOND, Feb. 8, 1860.
The Wing has received letter from q member of tho
Texas legislature stating that resolution against sending
commissioner to Southern Conference will pass the
Legislature by large majority.
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Brooklyn.-Williams Gallery Of Pho
tographs Caneoypes and Dasueeoypes Fulton street.
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IaiIin9 OF thc America

Sailing OF the America.
BosToN, Feb. 8, 1860
The America sailed at noon TO- day. with eighty passen-
gers for Liverpool and eight for Halifax. No specie
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Contemplated Invitation to State LeQis-
latures to Visit Boston ON Washfng-
toms Birthday.

= -. bOSIOS, reU. o I66U.
The Traveller learns that u in contemplation for the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, TO invite the Legislatures Of
Maine, New York, Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia
10 visit Boston the I'D OF February.
The Legislative Committee on Towns has reported bill
IN favor Of annexing Roxbury To Boston.
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A10O&1AhlAMZEOOUe
STOCK OF SEVERAL MILLIONS OF sE0ARs
Naw York. q CHrtKs - p Sr. x.sns ~
AT ~ 50-DOUBLE SOLE WATERPROOF srwEp
Boota JONES' 10 aud IL street; asa At "a French
CALI drea eo0ts. N, p,-Vxn aaa ~ tbsn,
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Oficial Drawing OF Hodges, Davis &
Co.'s Consolidated Lotteries OF Georgia.
CLASS 24s, FEBRUARY 2, 1850.
%, 81. 81, 70, g. SIS. Ia. AZ, AZ, s, 3, IL.
Prizes csshed At hoS Broadway Circulars free.
HODGES, DAVIS CO.. Mana gers Macon Ga
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Naval Intellfuence.

NAVAL InteIIfHence.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 8, $780,
The sloop of-war jamestown, from Aspinwal is below
The gate Congress was to leave Rio Janeiro the 18th
OF December for Montevdo and the soop of war John
Adams on the LIST Of January for the East Indies.
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Singers Sewing Machines, for Families,
talos and all manufacturing unequaed They
capable Of doing work and Of earning money
than machine In market The family machines $50 and
$40, ractipg unisersal attention.
M SINGER co, 46s Broadway, NY,
$50 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
ORoe 500 Broadway, New York
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DUsHTON's
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-26
A Story of our own state and Times.
CHAPTER ".
LEON IN A QUANDARY.

LEON IN QUANDARY.
With brave heart Leon pursued his jour
ney. All day long his feet kept time with the
beatings of mis- heart, never stopping for mo-
ment to rest his weary limbs under the luxu-
rious shade trees that 50 strongly tempted him,
or to more than taste the cooling water that
bubbled up by the wayside. He felt that he
had assumed a fearful responsibility, that a
lifetime of wretchedness or happiness to those
most dear to him. hung upon his exertions, and
he Determined to use all diligence for the sue
cess of his undertaking.
His dinner, of the choicest cookies and the
richest cheese, from his mothers pantry, which
he had been thoughtful enough to provide him
self with, was eaten as he walked along,
thinking all the while of the afflicted ones at
home, and wondering if he really ever should
become man, and enjoy thu inexpressible de-
light of providing home for his mother.
Sometime in the afternoon, as he hurried
along, musing on the. trying position in which
he was placed, and endeavoring to get some
tangible idea of how to accomplish the great
desideratum, and how far he had better 90 be-
fore attempting to obtain employment, he over
took plain, but neatly y-dressed woman, appa-
rently not more than twenty years OF age, toll
ing on over the dusty road, carrying upon one
arm n heavy basket of strawberries, and hold
H. ,ttsh the other little child
80, please, sir, will you carry my basket a
little Pit would help me so much," said the
lady, in tone 50 mournful as to enlist Leon
sJmpathies OF once.
{" With pleasure said Leon, taking tue bas
ket, glad to assist one SO evidently weary Il
will be no burden to me, | assure you. My
bundle is nothing but little light clothing, y
d" Ilave you travelled far "
d" Not very ;-indeed, don't know how fal
from St. Aubin.'
"From st. Aubin ;" said the lady =" thir
ty miles 4"
" Is it thirty miles to st. Aubin2' > asked
Leon, surprised that he had made such progress
" Yes. You are the one that needs rest =
0, no; am used to SO much harder work
that feel as strong and fresh, almost, as whel
started. Have you far to go?"
g About two miles. Mother and | are alone
and have bard work to get along. In the sum
mer we sell berries, and in winter do such od'
jobs us we can get. Mother was SO unwell thi
morning that took Charlie with me. 1t ha
been hard, but with your kindness | shall ge
aleng very well. Ihope it dont worry youY
g Not in the least, ma am. l have felt lone
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-26
The Snow Fall.
by JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

The snow had begun in the glooming,
And busily all the night
Had been heaping field and highway
Uj.aa silence deep and white.
livery pine, and fir, land heml ock,
Wore ermlne too dear for an earl,
And the oorest thing on the elm tree
Was finged inch deep wi pearl.
From the sheds, new rooted with Carrala,
Came Chandeliers muffed crow,
The stiI rails were softened to swans down
And still fluttered down the snow.
stool and watched by the window
The noisless work Of Of the sky
And the sudden lurries Of snow-birds,
Like brown leaves whirling by.
thought of a mound in sweet Auburn,
Where little headstone stt I'd,
How the fakes were folding it gently,
As did robins the babes in the wood.
Up spoke our own little Mabel,
Saying, " Father, who makes it snow?"
And | told her of good Allfather
Who cares for us all below.
Again looked at the snowfall,
And thought of the leaden sky
That arched o'er our first great sorrow,
When the mound was heaped so high.
remember the gradual patience
That fell from that coud-like snow,
Flake by fake, healing and hiding,
The star of that deep stabbed wo.
And again to the child whispered
" The snow that husheth all,
Darling, the Merciful Father
Alone can make it fall.''
Then with eyes that saw not kissed her,
And she, kissing back, could not know
That my kiss was given to her sister
Folded close under deepening SNOW.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-26

Entered according Act of Congress- in the year 1S60
by s. Boyce, in the Clerks Office of the District Court
for the District of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-26
EMMA HOWARD;

OR,
THE PLOTTER'S DOOM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

The House met at I2 O'Clock. PRAYER BY
Rev Mr.. JETER, of the Baptist Church
A message was received from the Governor,
which was read. II will be found in the Senate
On motion of Mr.. NEWTON, Of Hanover,
2,5oo copies of the message were ordered to be
printed.
A resolution offered by MT. Seldom was
adopted, referring that portion of the message
relating 10 the appointment of Commissioners
to other States. TO the Committee on the Har-
per's Ferry affair.
Mr.. WILSON offered resolution, which was
defeated, calling for information about the
business and condition of the railroads, canals,
plank roads, &c, of the State.
Resolutions ef inqnyy BY Mr.. Collier of
amending the law relative to bounds of collec-
tors OF the revenue; by Mr. Lockridge, of
bniiding turnpike from a point in Pocahon-
tas to point in Greenbrer; by MIR. Barbour.
OF repeating 32d sec of chao. Isl Of the Code,
and providing for the payment of officers in
cases of misdemeanor; by Mr.. Patterson, of
providing more ehectuaily against the small
pox; by MIR. BurweiI, Of examptiug a militia
company in Patrick from al attending regimental
muster; ny MIR. Bail. of providing for in ter
pleading i'll eases Of suggestion we'll as at
tachmants; by Mr. Kenney, OF providing
against tho migration OF tree negroes into
Virginia; by Mr. Miller, Of Incorporating the
town OF Estiiiviiie, Scott county; by Mr. Ma
thews of incorpora ting the Sweet Chaly beate
Springs Company; by Mr. Waits, Of amending
the charter of Portsmouth, by Mr.. Chapman
of incorporating Union College, in Monroe
county; by Mr.; Manpin. Of declaring Four
Mile Greek. in Cabell county, public high
way; by Mr.. Watson, of enlarging the RENEE
dies of acts against corpora ions to amounts
not over S5s; by Mr. Blue. of repeating tha,
part OF the act req uiring the Board OF Public
Works 10 let out contracts OH State turnpikes
to the lowest bidder.
Bills Rspoy,sd.-An adverse report to incor.
porating the Union High School; appropri-
ating u sum 70 pay for the statues on the
n ~. a ENm at
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A NEW ERA In JoCRNALIsM.--A daily re-
Iigious paper is to be started in New York, for
the alleged purpose Of reconciliug denomina-
tional differences, and TO represent, as it is
stated, all the Christian sects except the Epls-
copalians and Roman Catholics. As result
of this, the New York Churchman, the organ
of the High Church Episeopalians. will forth.
with be merged Tito \ daily paper, for the
purpose OF combating whatever may appear
schismatical in the former. The New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
says "These twin, but rival religious enter
prises, Will inauguTate a new era in metro.
potitan journalism. 1t will present The Church
Militant on the one hand and the Church Of
the PuriIans on the other, and be. ween the
two, the world, the flesh and the Devil are
likely TO have a Jolly time The abolition
propensities Of Mr.. Spauiding aud the Re-
publican I-anings Of Mr. Cummings, (who are
To edit the paper drst alluded to,) some think,
may damage the enterprise at the South; bat
strict neutrality in politics Is 70 be its rule
this apprehension II needless"
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WITHHOLDING OF SOUTHERN TRADE-The
following is the New York Herald's statement

WITHHOLDING OF SOUTHERN TRADE-Thp
following is the New York Herald's statemen t.
relative to discharge of clerks, men toned
under the Geographic head on Saturday:
We are informed that Messrs A. T. Stewart
X Co. have found it ex pedient to discharge over
fifty of their clerks since the 1st of January
in consequence of the great falling off in theiI
Southern trade. occasioned by the indignation
II merchants below Mason Il Dixon's line at
recent Incendlary proceedings 1T the North.
We are told, also, that over one hundred frms
Of lesser note have been compelled to curtail
their establishments and their expenses from
the same cause. Thus the storm is beginning
to rage, and 1t affects all classes alike. Proba-
blv thousands OF Young men-salesmen, book.
keepers, laborers-will weep tears of blood, be.
fore the lapse OF many months, at witnessing
the poverty and desolation which the horrible
doctrines OF William II. Seward, as developed
by his practical disciples, Brown, Cook, Hefp-
er, aud the sixty-four Congressional endors-
ers OF his infamous book have introduced in to
their households and families.
We learn that among those who are suffering
most severely from the refusal of Southern
gentlemen to buy their goods are certain DC
ii.icO-prinrers of calicoes, whose trade has
long been almost exclusively with the South
ern market. Their cases cape day by day for
customers, without the appearance OF even
those who are comparatively careless Of
Southern interests. One of these latter re-
marked lately, II don't care about politics
bu l dare not buy goods Of these men, for it
@onid leak out at home, and l should bt.
ruined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

DEATHO DIR. PALMER THE ALLEGED Con
sPIRAToR The Memphis Avalanche of the
I'd inst, thus announces the death on Satur-
day las,, in that city, of DIR. Palmer, whose
name has become so we'll known throughout
he country, in connection with the Harper
Ferry conspiracy:
Dr.. VIM. Russell Palmer, the alleged insur-
ec1onISf. arres led III this city some lime since
on charge OF endeavoring tu incite Il negro
instruction IN this county, an account OF
whose preliminary examination aud the tesli
The Avalanche. died on Saturday, ct The Plan
ters' House, corner Of Poplar aud Third st..,
oi consumption. 1t will be recoIi.cted ;ha
Palmer WAS supposed 70 be a co.conspirator
If the Harper Ferry insurrec tionists and he
was held to bail in the sum of two thousand
dollars to make his appearance at the mex;
Term of The Criminal Court, To answer Tie
charge of endeavoring to incite the seryile
population to revolt. 1t may not be i'm proper
TO add that since his exam,n ma ion. iuu uiI t,-~
have been instituted which lead to the belle,
that Palmer was innocent. The Thatcher let.
ter, produced a his exam atIon The con tents
of which created such alarm throughout III,
country, is now by many supposed to ha,.
heen written by an individual Welt known in
this community, at present living in the North
and who was interested deeply in having Pal.
mer out OF the way. These inquiries have no,
been pushed 10 the extent that would iustii,
as in giving the supposed authors name bu l.
At the earliest prac ctlcable moment, we promise
10 do so. If our suspicious should prove cor
rect, the developments will exhibit one of the
most accomplished and deep laid schemes O,
vlllalny ever perpctrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

.Fudd.n CtaSss.--For the pas thirty SIX hours
rhe YEA her has been exceedingly mid, and bu
for Ire vast amount OF ice and suoW upOn the
ground III the time of the en- nge, would have
been pleasant. On Saturday, morning tbe wind
blew up warm from ths South, The clouds he
gan to gather. And the ice and siiow comineL GEO
4 speedy retreat. About noon gen tle rain Sc,
in, aud continuing for several hours, made the
sidewalks and cutters little better tl:ta run
uing streams. During The night the thaw con-
tiuued, and Yesterday III .rnoon ihe ice sn he
basin, dock and river had very much the ap.
pearance OF cavirg in. With forty -eight hours
more of such Wa iher, navi ign tion will be Open
eel, aud steam aud sail vessels may yes ume their
trips on the James river.
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~ Good Advice Worth F0iloWing.-T To
tuca oi unr fellow beings tn t sud rng from a
GsI a. -enent at the dt-est!ve sts'erl. we ADVISE
gle use al that uuurefiul medicine BAKER :
fNENliM BiFFfRS. Man. nave failed Ia ind
re4ei ir"m other medicines bBi al those that
dave tahrn good advice and made use oi fhe
'Bnsrs" have found gr-a at and permanent relief.
"bp thou and do ilkew ise,' ~ sac advice ana
f.luU.d IN this instance will show the man ri
sense. All thar afflicted with D,spepSit 4,
Il 7rtpum Nervous Headache, Liver Complain,
and al diseases arisinS from Inul -estion. sn"uid
make use of BAKERS BlTrERS, il they desire
60 ir oertRpis cured.
70 te had Of all the principal Druggists in TINS
c.tl and else here III Nlr mia Orders promptly
;..gd ~ addressing r. BAKER. Proprietor.
de us Riebmnnd Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

Tie Concert of the Philharmonic Association,
ut Mechanics Institute Hall, last Friday night,
is said to have been entirely successful, every
visitor bfing delighted with admirable music
both vocal and Instrumental The Association
Is now fhorG uehiy organized d under its Presi-
dent. j. 6. Girls void, and is rapidly acquiring
proficiency through rhe perseverance of its
Conductor, Prof. A. GebhardL whose grea
aim seems 10 be 10 make il la every respect he
best musical organization in this country. All
that il now needs is substant tiai aid in the way
of con tr.buting members. and il is 10 be hoped
that every citizen who delights To hear goot.
music. or " ishPs 10 assist in It's cultivation
VIII enclose Il s. note 10 the president, and
thus secure f1r himscif All the privileges an.
,mntunitiee OF The Association
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81 fA-fiartskorne's Curr-Ail.

IT CURES ALL PAIN.
THIS valuable preparation Is used internally and
externally. IL cures
lpUfHACHk, HEADACHE,
SpRAiNS aud BRUISES HlLBLAiNS,
CHOLERA MORBUS, EARACHE,
RHtL NATiSM, SCALpS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA. CHOLERA
PAIN IN TIE LIN BS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN ~ the STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SuRE THROAT. FROSTED FEET.
IA n IN The BACK, PAIN ia the BOW ELS.
being 4 hne TONIC. II is very bsneh fetal tor
weak stcmacho or bowels.
In bo!tss oi Il, % and 50 cents Sold by all Drug
asts IN Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk. and
thtoush heat the State. je l4-l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

Suspension Of Opsratioas.-The late freezing
OF the James river caused all the steamers
unning to this port to lie up for more genial
weather. The jamestown is anchored at her
wharf at Rockets. The Glen Cove lis at an.
bound some where between here and Nor folk
and the Curtis Peck is locked up in the Pa.
munkey river. II is more than probable, how.
ever, that the thaw will speedily open the
channels Of water comm unication.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09
~. Kidney and Bladder Compiaint'

newest 4Ad most important discovery for Kidney !,
Bladder uplaInts, Crinar! distractions. Leucor
ihP~ ~ Yates, Sexual Weaknesses. Ply steal
Ifnsllatlpn and Debility Of either sex, is HARTS-
huhNES BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable To walk, have soon
tteu relieved by tins powerful COMPOUND. Ii is
prepared b, q Chemist, and is pronounced BY madl-
g. men and those who have used It, To be the best
IL Chl COMPOUND IN the world. Large bottles
)! tI-ai bottles 80 cents fresh supply Just re-
oered hy FISHER x WINSTON. Druggists,
u l4-l2m Main street, Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

TIE City Council will hold regular monthly
meeting this afternoon, and it is hoped that
some member will offer 4 resoIu ion instruct
ing the Committee ON Police TO enquire into
the expediency of establishing two or more
Lodge Houses" for the accommodation Of that
class Of persons who in cold wealber often COM
nit petty offences to ensnre the privilege Of
shelter for the night from the win ter storms
Such rooms would cost Il mere trifle, if put in
charge Of two of the watchinen aud might
prevent avast amount of suffering Other cities
have such conveniences for the poor and our
"city fathers" should not be less humane,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

sfRs ""a,rs atting.-TO THE CITIZENS AND
Val ,,', ,o NJ VISITING THE CTIY.-if you
owed !, Soer Haif cut in this iatsst and most
spS a, h.. - g. ~oald adviss soa to call on HOB
fslfae@ ~. n"Ins. under the American Hotel.
sGe pentienssn also can xet their vhiakare
lo., ebans ed from red. h. ht a. .rss te
Deautliul blaekor brown colof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

Heary FaN-A negro man named John, in
the service OF Mr.. Turner, when passing down
Main street, near l4th, last Saturday night,
fell on the ice, and striking the back OF his
head on the pavement was knocked senseless
for the time. He was taken into q store near
by, and soon recovered sufficiently to walk
home. The sidewalks have been in dangerous
condition for the past week, and only shows
the necessity of an ordinance requiring them
to be we'll cleaned Immediately after n fall Of
snow. A little labor on the part each citizen
mi ght save all a vast amount of suffering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

Montgomery Guards BaN.-The annual ball
Of The Montgomery Guard comes on tonight
at the Mechanics Institute. All who are A.
q quain ted with the manner in W hich the Mont.
gomeries get up these festivals, know they
never do 1t on a half way scale. Everything
10 in shape, and everything first-rate. To
those who indulge in the pleasant pastime OF
dancing we would say, go and enjoy your
selves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

Typographical! Soeisty.--At meeting of the
Richmond Typographical Society, Id at the
Mechanics Institute on Saturday night, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
six months Jas. II. Walford, President; j.
H. Campbell, Vice President; j. T. vanneryor,
Rec S-c'y; A. X. Henry, Cor. Sec'y; r. ID.
Grantiand, Treasurer; Isaac Cruschfeld. J.
H. Camnbeil and Chas. Ellis, Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

~ Leeehes! Leeches:: Le~ehes.:! II
hsah swEDisH lFEcHEs, the % ysrs hest. 20, asd q
s1iss winch vail be applied pom the most ren-
.saSet rPiNG and LEECHiNG promptly at
he IA . can ba found AT all hours ot the day nj
tss rtAl,ih DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
II ts lenirsnce on Ilih street, and ut night
's Il. G. HOBsON.
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sANotice,

~ >e'ice. .. Havine purchased the interest of
stI'S9 ~ t,9 ptttnsr NJ = Powell, shall continue the
80 - PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
10 i rs branches, rs heretofore
~. " m ihtnes for the patronage so literally ex
lh5 sli~ -, ali st,,nd c,rraraf p.nl "a loYh
'i-7.s ROBERT CARTWRIGHT.
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~ There is nothing so gratifying TO the
4 br5.NI j a. 10 HAKETHEM KNOW THAT

:, 10 II = ' r II r VI n WV II a I
THEY APE NOT FORGOTTEN We would re-
eoihihend The members of the Les eislatUre. ant
9ta~rs wac may purpose solng home to pass the
Aoi days 70 cal ~ The Photo. raphic and Fine Art
PaieFk 81 u. w. MINIS and secure one Of his
r. ntiusly executed LtKENE ESSES, and have it
tt'eed "a 6Old lacket, Breastpin. Medallion,
! tncy Case of Frame, all of which he has Il beau
,M M Assnrtlnent al his GALLERY, 2E MAIN
BE. do 9oEts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

Doing Coed Ssrrtes.-Lieut. Carter, Of the
night police. is doing good service in his new
position. In looking over the second station.
house register yesterday morning, we noticed
year, six OF whom were charged 70 Lieutenant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09
n G5eat Har.ains-
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS Il CO.'S,

PERKINS 4 CO.'S,
No lH. EAGLE SQUARE.
9. Er'wn SHIFTING Heavy a, Cd
- birac'ed atbd.
Snper " az 10 cents
Inc t.si44 ever.sold here, at l2t.;ots
io3p's Fast Cai'd PRINTS, Ht ia cents
8-at taallsh sud American PRINTS, at II cents
s,rs EALtNflsS and DkLAiN rs. at l2t9 cts.
kl,t Fans btLAiNkS. al 62t. cts. worth o7ts cts
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
q ttu K.h SILK ROBES. at S35 worth S45
hipGLpVES. rs gnp. as Aiexander's S. at 76 cts.
bert IL ! cached SHEETiN Ms, n 2s cts.
PERKINS 4 CO.,
sel2-ts No. l4l Eagle Square.