davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-17
A constitutional Convention.

committee OF both branches of the Legsla-
ture has reported that the votes cast at the last
election for members of the Assembly number
ed 99,070, and that of these but 45 1893 were re-
turned being in favor of the Convention The
committee, however, desiring to have Conven-
ton called whether the people desired it or not,
hit upon the happy idea of suggesting that some
5000 votes that were cast for a Convention were
not returned as such, and therefore that the
Convention measure was really carried after all |
We must certainly give the committee credit for
vast amount of ingenuity in making it appear
that question which the figures had induced
Gov. Weller to declare was defeated, had really
been triumphantly carried
We trust that Legislators will not permit the
committee to persuade them into an endorse
mcnt of the ingenious process by which it ar
rived at the remarkable conclusion that a ques-
ton which fell 5000 votes short of approval was
really approved. Don't decide that black is
white Do not attempt to sustain the position
that two added to two make five. Do not be
so absurd as to say that $4,000 is the half of
$4,000, lest the Supreme Court should be forced
to show to the world how foolish you have
been
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-17

Monday will be payable on Friday,
Tuesday Saturday,
Wednesday Monday,
Thursday :. Tuesday,
Friday " Wednesday,
Saturday Thursday.
Persons desirous of seeing their Gold or Silver
melted can do so; and the assay chips from each
deposit will be kept separate for three months,
at the disposition Of the depositor, in order to
afford every facility for testing the correctness OF
the assay.
Assays of Ores and Minerals made.
Gold and Silver bars purchased
MR.. E. JUSTH will he Assayer and Refiner,
and Mr.. ROBERT BURNETT Cashier and Gen.
eral Superintendent of our establishment
DUNCAN, SHERMAN co,
OF New YORK, and
f25:3m ALS0P & co.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-17

There never was goose so gray,
Bat some day soon or late,
An honest gander came that way,
And took her for his mate.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-17

FRENCH GULCH LODGE, NO. rs, meet
every Saturday Evening. |. Bloomfield, N. g.;
Vim. Watson, V G.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-17

, CLEAR CREEK LODGE, NO. 50, meet
every Thursday Evening in Spencer's Hall, at
Horsetown
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-17
NE GDS GDS -


* l. o. o. F.-Regular Meetings on the 2nd
Axk and 4th Wednesdays of each mosth.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-17
SHASTA CHAPTERO

sgNgI1n SHASTA CHAPTER ORR. A. MA
1A- sons, No. 9-The regular semi-monthly
eszxNS Meetings held at Masonic Hall every I'd
and 4th Tuesday.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-17

RSs@ WILLIAM NJ. ALLEN, r. ". G. W.,
and D. d. G. M.-Residence, Horsetown-
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-17
YOUNG MEMS, LIBRARY Assoc
STAR IoncE n,

;:s @ E5: s $;;::; ;:::s :::: 4 s:I
Moon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

sSvF.Sssd. :; +.
"asrs sss prcsssea.i scrvs.: . tacss del q
\. ls''; asSss y I'D 4Ahk
az circuinr.. card Of Terms, restinaen,a,s.
&C.. may \. seen :. NJ. z. Z; TAxko.s Ma.,e
Et-sHs II s.. Z, .ses,s
'es .u Of s.s :ns sYif Ss pf%so
&c, have exceled 2, eqnslied him, snd a. Pro;
ss sS4 g. =: sts
Lf Fs,.r P.s. Sat. b.s
'1,nE K10nM - u FEMALE iNSTi-
L TUTE, now in its sixth eession. offers to the
cll,res for the requirement of a thorough and
hn,shod education 1t EMPLOYS fourteen able and
sna , sseS 81 ssm Ms.;sss the
rs course rs EXTENSIVE arr complete embrac'ns
any time but mos, adv.ntar eousy during the hrst
weeks oi January or at the middle oil February,
when the second term hexlns
TRIMS (oNEBALF IN ADVANCED
Board. including eveFythng..~ .......- SIG,
'" French re-" Music. Drawing, 20, usual extra
charses.
is s4 cH sSsf H. wi ss'f .Ygs t.
AND ENsLisH,7 X Nil rs WEST Of r CHI
M0ND.-The subscTibe offers to his friends a
HOME for their sons IN his own family, and hopes
hv devotng his energies tn the improvement of his
pupils. in rreparn them for business or College,
Ia rae III the continuance of their patronage.
CbISWICK Ia unusually healthy.
The exercises et The school will he resumed,
MONDAY January eth and close July 18th, 1862
Tuition from SIS to $50.
Board, inclucln< table, rooms. fuel. light and
Washing. Sl2,s per month pay able half in advance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g Taurman. Esq. Goech-
land Dr. b. J. Duval HenIco: DR.. s. Coates,
Henrico; Rev. J. B Taylor, Richmond; Yelling
ton tioddin Esq, Richmond.
ia 9-lm' GEO. u. ENALL, A. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
Trial Of fsaYlrtt.

tnARLEs7owS, Feb The triai OF " m
Us1leti commenced to-day, jury having
been empanneiled-
y. H. Harrison, n resident OF Harper's Fer
ry, positively identified the prisoner as me
rnan he saw the morning after The sIeznfe OF
The arsenal. in company with Copplc, aho
armed with Sharre's rifle.
Nj " i,puser of Cnamtersburg, Pa, testi-
fed TO having assisted IN arresting him on the
supposi'ion that he was Cook.
Geo. : Calls and others. of liarper's Ferry,
also Ldentltlrt him as one OF BroWns parry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

NV YORK. Fen. Cotton quiet. Flour buoy
ant southern 80 4oa5 10. Wheat buoy ant-whte
Saatnern 81 5}ig Corn quiet AT s1GS2 cts. Pork
f-r st.es %. 5Hj bhls At y l2aIso %: prime new
snG Lard 10, slil,c. Whsle, 23isc. Sugar
steady- Muscevado rs. Coffee tirn-saies OF 2 :Dn
fs.s, Ri,I2dlei,. Mpiasses duil- choice 81. Tur-
rerree frI Rosln Cuil st ) III al.60. kIce hrm
"a e. - Nes York Monday, of $1,000 Va. s's
81 So,
R.lrtsoRR. Feb. Flour unset,led--Howard
s,rf.l - s. - 50 Wheat trin-white 81 35 nj 80.
Corn du l-7u4.3. Mess Pork IS; prime : Is 50a
sn Bacon S.Gcs loc Nhlskey 25a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
lor-re~~ioual.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1,-Ssnafs.-Nearly the
"a hs.r asy was occupied in the discussion OF
adding 'he ranking privilege amendment 10
,ha r.,, tai h.li OF the House. No action was
Mad en- It, aad the bill WAS made The SPECIAL
,s.J q, jiie day tor tomorrow.
/, The meantime aud incident to this uneX-
,ee,ra deiay. a memorial Is being numerohsiy
rn-d bv the contractors, praying tue imine-
80. rasssge of The bill rs il came from the
Inu,e II this Is impossible, they ask ihat
,he ia,errs, clause AID al otaer objectionable
feattr.s may I've stricken out and Lett Ia future
l,rI,la;ion, RS their pressing necessities re-
,r1eflt ia action
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
frosrt asttlllxtOn.

w.sn,saroN, Feb. ;.--Iadge Rowles. OF
r."aes.ee. has been appointed Treasurer OF
i.'.a",rn,tsd States, and the appointment Will
'he ,,htv he ratified by the Senate Tomorrow.
Hon. iohn =. Appleton, Assistant Secretary
S'.,e declipss the Boston co.lso toiship.
% 'rrcsx " ~ take official action in relation
truxururation OF the Washington Sta'u ne
I" 30 .r],i q: February. Many members have
on 80, "a their readiness 90 vote a raj APP.
Hhny,q,ion 30 tisat object, and IL Is In contem'
r pa'lon TO invite The New York 1th regiment
~, sslready reported is large. There will
.ro,abIy he a general suspension OF business
> aay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

FUTURE DArS.


rUKNITrRE. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
+ AND EROrERIfS viii bs sald at auction,
~ M sscfa, on THURSDAY murDfn< next, the
9Th instant, crunencn. a. ~ o'c sCod lot OF
secead hand FuKNtEURE-
an,n skls. m nscs
Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. &C.:
..GkOCERI ES.--Whi.k:.y, Gin. Brandy. Port
Nails, 70 boxs Soap boxes Tea. lot OF lasa Jars.
Crcskery, Ac. 3sB ALEX. Malt.
fe3 Auctioneer.
T11GH CONSTADLE'SA ALE.--By virtue Ut
II sundry ta:hmesfts in fny hsnds, aud by con-
semi OF parties therein sonccrned. ! shall sell At
FRIDAY. the 18th day or February. 1870, nj 70
o'clock A. NJ. large lot Of Groceries, consisfins
IN part Of large lot Of Stoneware: Wooden and
Flour Smoking ard Chewing Tobacco. Also,
small lot turri;iire. &C..
TERNs.-Cash +. BUTLER. H. c. e. K.
fest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
= : :, = = ? : -.
rm,BaRAPUC NBWN.
-, r. I.ivrrpool Csttea Market Circulars.

'x yoRx. Feb. 6--Messrs. Richardson h
N.,s Circular, OF January 10th. treceived
spesss asis) reports that the cotton marke,
by u Ven san, ula,ed by the continued active
sssmsnd and .,he prices for good: and yarn.
~e'e .dnced estimates OF the American crops.
sne , cotton advanced l-leaad and In come
az" u.s. nearly I'D. Attic close OF the market
,..ver. the extreme advance was not sus'
tsided, s,.,,..~e.,. T. ~ .,r,,, r.,or,
49," ,ecoyerv Of the decline OF the previous
Ut W, The market closing quiet. Other circu-
,srs Coincide with this statement
IN, receipts of cotton for the week, At Ltv-
.~.1oi amounted 10 10000 bales. ~ sea
t t.lTG bales Of American cotton, against $50,
,,,1 ta!es last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
BE Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

TWELVE HORSES AND MULES AT
L AUCTION.-On SATURDAY. llth inst, at 10
O'Clock. at the horse lot. Council Chamber Hill,
will sell = auction twelve likely Mules .. fns
Iron Grey Mare. 6 years old. Of fine action. and n
first rate animal for fnmii,; large Bay Horse, 4
years old. and vel broke to Harness..
The above will be sold on a credit Of months.
for approved negotiable paper; and | invite the
particular attention Of all persons in want of iarse.
fine Mules family Horses of rsurpass ed qua /
Ity. !fe 81 X. CAUTHORN, Auct.
CARGE ANTrS SALE.-Will be sold on
- THURSDAY. the 10Th inst. at the ,aucrion
store of r.. B. Cook, superior second iIand Pr
ANO, in good order; two SOFAS: two Brussels
CARPETS; SIX mahogany CHAIRS; one IA
BILE; one ETEGRE: several PICTURES. &c.
&C., TO satisfy two distress warrants in my hands,
in fas or of Mrs. A. Lyon.
TERMs-Cash. THOMAS ". DUDLEY.
ie 3-tds Sergeant City Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
Thr Shaver Orion,

NEW YORK, Feb. The SLAYER bark Orion
csutnred GA The coast of Africa, IN December
bv BrijI.h steamer. AMI taken To st. Helena
had lrIs negroes on board. She was delivered
up TO- The T. :. steamer Mystic, nnd the cap
tam imprisoned ty order of the American Con.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
RUNA WAYS.

IN 50 REWARD from the sub
EN scrber on Sunday morning, 5th instant, my
NNEGRO MAN. "Danel.'' r e is ahOut .eet
n inches high, and of bright copper color -
.&ks No marks or sears recolec.ed; has q very
grum look. ] will pa, the above reward for his de-
livery to me confinement IN Jail 81 ] can set
h,n NJ. CARNELL.
fe 7-1w- Corner Catharine and Monroe sts.
IN COMMITTED TO THE JAZZ OF
fX Cheste field COUNTY. on the 18th OF NOvenl-
EAber. n NEGRO MAN. who calls himself
~ RICHARD JAM Els BRANCH and says he
Lis sometimes called Cross Saut Negro is
about feet inches high; about IS years of age ;
comp exiun back, with a en- his left arm and
nose. He say he is free. and had when arrested
m his possession several certificates OF his free
dom. which were evidently forced by himself, as
he can read am write II said Negro IS runa-
wav. the ow ner Will come forward. prove property
and take Elm away. he will be dealt with Accord
my to law. s. UUVAIl
te 4-6W* Jallor Chesterfield County, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

JANUARY gath 1T. K. PRICE & co. have
lot Of ele ant Black aud Colored Figured SILKS.
be sold at half value. In addition they have inst
opened Thread Lace COLLARS, Ladi.s' KID
GLOVES. Linen Y0kES, Muslin and Cambria
COLLARS. THREAD EDGiNGS. MUSLIN
SETS, CAMBRIC SETS. RIBBONS. &c.
And within q short space back. they have added
to their stock. heav, Nesro BLANKET grey am.
white BED BLANKETS, al! sizes; 10 and u 4
G TTON SHEkTiNGs. LINEN SHEETLNG>.
PILLOW LINENS. IRISH LINENS. TOWEL
ard American PkIN rs. &c. all of whnh they Of
fer to the public at the very lowest prices.
fe lin THOMAS Il. PRICE L co.
ID r NJ NV Alive beg leave :. INFORM our
IL frieGdA and the public cenerally that we have
renewed To our new iron front store on Governor
street. between Main and Franklin, where we
have laraeiy increased facilities for manufacturing
AL articles lire and Will be able to show the
RANGES. FURNACES. BRITANNIA PLATED.
yAPAnNED, and LAIN TtNWA +. To I've fou nd
in any house either North or South. We have also
u agnhcent assortment of GAS FIX lures, of
all kinds and shall cQntinue IT, carry on the
PLUMBING. GAS and STEAM FITTING, TIN
and 1T ENT ROOFING branches of our bust
ness with lar. ely increased force aDd facilities.
sGring customers that we have SO :! stemi zed
our business that shall attend to all orders with
promp.ness Thankful for the verv i!bal al patron
age bestowed on US Tor many years past. We hope
to receive a continuance OF the same IN our new
honso.
cnnrfr CHAkLES y. ALE Il Gu.
70 - tin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
VALENTINES. VALENTINES!!

VEST L JOHNSTON offer To the citizens Of
Rlchn,4nd, sna merchants of Virginia the choicest
sele, iloh vi VALENTINES tfor the approaching
81 Va sAliue day to I've fouua In this city. and IT
yer, "a Prices. Our assortment OF COMIC VAL
tAIiNLc IS unusually lsrEe and varied.
NJ cl nts would consult their interest by or
acfir their supplies at once.
ifAefs ty lstte- Will meet with prompt attention,
When addressed to VEST ( JOHNSTON,
i45 Main street. Easie Square,
T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
Northern Markets.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Ciov. Leicher, Of Va,
Ginei with the President to-day. lie leaves
her, tomorrow morning for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

fri xy KRF xo ShIL "A rf,t|sssbE.tyA
IL; CAT sssa:. !: nr r.sas r
IFs :Ss:rs ' ;;s !, az sr III
~ss.ss. ss; sis' t'Tfff:.
Freight through to Boston vi. Phi,sSeIpss ~
stsam q modsratc rates and with dispatch.
e8 Fob aI,; CHAN AL LEs n.v,6 ;9ss!Ie!
NUM- Ra..slH e"' master, h.sx the sr.aisr
portion OF her cargo engaged. will have disynsch.
FS fs7 remainder ''''' " ". D. coLqulrr CO.
koK .as tk5AkrH cHRSLSTss. Cast i.s,
BUNTING. having the greater potion Of her
: a''''sA For psS1 d6 ,fd' FRI; e Co.
IS. FOR PALT'M E;;TTThe res nIar
.G hava. HaN d Sei IoSs
sHa Gs to CO.
~ ron NEW YORK.-FIRsT VESSEL.
GG< RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF
$3.50 PACKErS-Th superior fast sailing schr
e her cargo ensased and soins on board. VII haSs
sdss dispatch For ppsVii WHIT sTgRY
&He resuar packet schooner SUSAN, Captain
gaged and going on board viii have quick dispatch.
fs' s.sn'e OF freight apSii e VIM cuRa1E
~ FOR NEW YOkK.--The superior fast
Gd< sailing brig a MAcHIAs," Captain j. II.
nTa s of Rs
01 anew .t Freight ANY s. coLourrr CO.
o4afn R F1FT.f From xKNP F% Ssx . =
alE;AAssTsENE FF' s5SSs 'kSspreEp TO
h'G bcc shShs oH Mo- Drink G5Szs hE
Mersha n,s Tsceisinaf Goods from NEW YORK.
sSsS :;
MOONS, and At greatly ,educed rates
Full tariff OF rates igTr Siea En- aPS STSN to
fe 3-2m Opposite Steamships Whsrves.
rs FOR MOBILE. ALA...The superior
80 h fast sailing , schooner Fl ARCuLARIus:
ply to lie i.-iwi ". D. coI0UiTr ( CO. S.
1tS> FOR NEW OKLEANS-Tns uperlor
eneas ed and going on board, viii have quick dis
PATH no' balance Of pnvib s' EM /" cuRR1E
1T t sF aa.ies !se N YoFKrows n Sap. .sT
sas st sFF = fs M f's
NESDAl, at J.. NJ. heturning. they will leave
Richmond for New York every TT FSDAY aud
RlDAl at4 T. NJ. touching at Norfolk and City
Point going and returning.
jal3-ts LUDLAM K WATSON.
~T~~s NOTlCE.-The steamer u RTlS
E.a1s.qy.kISPECK will, after MONDAY next,
:, 18th inst, discontinue running be-
tween thus. Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
Their notice.
The steamer GLEN COVE. Capt z. c. CLIFFORD,
will continue the regular run between this. Ports
mouth and Norfolk. leaving the wharf at Rockets
regularly eyers MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ard
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at Sc precisely and re-
turn each alternate day, tSnnday excepted, leav-
Ing Norfolk at the same hour.
de It's K. o. HASKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
BY Ihas. T. Workman L Co., Auct's.
CARGO DE NEW Or Ms SEGAR AND

ny Snas' - W oTtham q TO-, AuCt's.
(rARGOOF NEW ORLEANSSUGARA AND
- MOLASSES AT AUCrION.-On FRIDAY,
February 10th at our Warehouse on the Dock,
commenting at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, we will sell the
CARO- per brig ''Machias.' from A,takapas, con-
Sistin Of
365 barrels d. do. hiOLASSES
TERMS OF SALE.-For sums under $iCO, cash;
over SlO0, months credit for approved negotiable
pauer. CHAS. I. WORKMAN 4 co.
fe It'd Auctiuneers.
CCIIR. CHERICOKE FOR SALE.-Wew will
~ sell at auction on THURSDAY. the 9th INST /,
at II ceck III not sold privately before. the Sehr.
Oh ERlCOKE. She carries about 500 bushels
grain ne sale 10 take place on board the Schooner,
opposite Messrs Edinrd FaveupoIt \ Go.
te4 CHAS. I. WORKMAN 4 co Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
by James NJ. 1nvior & Seas AoeS'S. y
VAkucff4Ax IMPROVES ANQ yACANa

s nrkkEEAAf sf1 pJAET oNsr. AMP
he n,s"I.s - IN ~
s.n OF fspsuarv, ccinmen GINS q 4 esclesS 80
TAG vstuaes reSs estate fecatssi a. tSS soasSSSx
cornef % MsSfshass aed s.s ,trests. iamedsa5eG
eaSsnsy Il b. areSes uf r.. and r; 70. e
large Brick Dwelling. kavins tx ~. I, ~
the bssentent With the usual ~onseuiorcSs
TIE TIE lrosersy Vii lie b so!a AZ follow: 49,
sh ssrss 8 e ~
cant corner lot. fronfng FEET, and runainS ~
each. and ra. ming bsek tie sans aeJsh IL
gToperty, owing e i,s sds:isaiiy = she e.
Txsms.-For tho house and lot. one fcsstA sasA 8
the balance At 6. II. aed 1e months, f0r nSsOtto1
notes, With interest .ddcd, and secured ~ tyye
tie b. ,Sr s !. Z months: ss
taxes for 1870 TO he paid by the psrchass!s a plet
The proDe'f. S' - exH'htsS q * gay =! 49,
VALUAnLE REAL ESTATE ON eIx
AND CLAY STREETS AZ .GcIi0NvvMm
sth day Of Febsoafy, comme6cing .mmedately AZ
ter tie sale Of the. properly On sth and Ma!SAAll
streets. say nj AZ O'Clock, the valuable pFope!ty ~
Gated At tie southwest scsaeY Of cias and eeh -,
feet with the psix;ese Of an alley test wide. It
will be sold into three lots OF ~ tses cash, RAINING
Ths 10. s'ian Of this prcyery makes Il valuable
to secure such property would Do wstl 70 ssssnd
this sale.
TFRMs.-One- fourth cash. Tho baleeee at q -
and Is months for negotiable notes viii IHsSrsos
sdaed. and sesGred BY trust deed The fsass -
Jazz JAS MTAYLUR h SONS, Aces,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

100 OO0 CIGARS AT AUCTION.
lOO, OUO In bond at the Custom House.
NORFOLK.
We will sell on February 9Th, at IL clock, at the
Custom House.
vara consisting Of quarier and tenth boxes, and
in hbs lonse.
ALSO-Several boxes PINE APPLE JELLY.
The attention Of the trade is especially directed
to this sale. FERGUSON Il RELOTE,
fe 6-tds Auct's. Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

FUTURE DIYS.
- 0s1Ain Z 4Rlerse., 1-e15s.

COMMIASlONf.Ko.n 1SS =.
NAIL NE & E hEh!i EsSEATs q Tix rows 81
Circuit Court or Chestsr6eId' r,o. Sscios o! tie
October term lsss y The ease % Severance v -
mi.es, on February Is, lH6o a. tie 49,
IF SoslOck, r M tf fair II mot. next iii al
LOT frontine I'D fset on eouth side ol Hull. t.
ming back lse fest, wish i'm provemsn.s thsreon IN
cndins the OLD FARMkR Rs HOT Eli, nov IN fse
occupancy Of Mr.. James D0nisy. Also, LOT n
rear Of and adjoining the above, e feee on
WARRINGTON street, and extending back between
parallel lines IA feet TO Lawrence street, with the
improvements there on.
A part Of the first named lot. fronting - feet on
Hull street. by $50 feet csep, will 10 FIRST sold, and
the bsIauce divided to suit pure hassrs.
TERus.-E ncns ], il cash to pr, expscsoe 81 sels
and costs ~ suit haance n IL ana fs months FOL
neg ofin bic Entes est added with Sp sroved
dorsers and title retained until the hels purchase
money Is pald-the purchaser to pay the taxes and
Insurance tor 1860.
ROSCOE B. HEATH,t C.,,~
CHAS. II FRIEND, ! SoA ."
A. ~ i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
Coy. LefclIer.

The 4. =. Mexican Minister.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 6.-Minister McI.ane
l.:f here thus morning for Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

" and Canary BREEDING CAFES: Spring
tic; Feather and Hair BUSTERS; Hail. Car
rel. Hearth and Corn BR0oMS; large TUES /;
HUAEDS ard ROLLING FINS: India Rubber and
Coc.s DOOR MATS; BASKETS; ane Willow
81 HORSES; VEL, cTPEnt.S: and a general
asso inent OF USEFUL ARTICLES Tor house
keepers.
A SO-Spauld!ng's PREPARED GLUE and
SIN kk SOAP. Zach can he recommended. For
sale ny J. HAROLD, lib Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
CHINA, GLASS, &c.

Mn CHI "A, g ASS;
xMN AND EARTaENWARE.
SPRING TR DE. 1860,
GEO. J 81 Ne \ co
CHINA, Glass, AND GUEENSWARE
WARhIDTSE.
No. ~. Pearl or l+th street. X chmond. Va.
In conseq renee OF unavoidable delay IN The COM
petuu ot our new warehouse, on toVernor street.
shall be unable to remove until the Sprln. trade
closes ;,and friends Will find US a. the old iUca
ton, No 70 Pearl street. for another season
Oar stock is now daily arriving and is the lar 5est
and most complete stock Of EAR IHENWARE;
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered in tIrg' MIA, and
we invite the attention of the merchants of VIr-
sinia North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit this market. to oar rrices. ronhdent that We
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in any of the Northern States
We only ask them to give Us the preference over
Northern houses. provided We do well for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed. and
goods sli pped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality Of Stonewarc, as
low AS it can he purchased at the Factory.
We give prompt and faithful attention to the
e xecut ON Of nrLprS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
COAL, COKE, &c.

CCGL, COh6, exc.
nAk AND PINE WOOD, GLOVER HILL
~ AND ANTHRACITE COAL have now on
hand suppl. OF OAK and PIN L WOOD, CLOVER
HILL LUMP and ANTHRACITE EGG COAL,
at market rates. VIM. G. bRAZEAL.
Office on Basin Bank,
between Sth and 9th streets,
fe 2-lm and ut Petersburg Depot.
COAL AT .7J.-This COAL. has been exten-
~ sivcly used this winter, and in H'Ost eases has
given general satisfaction. 1t makes delightful
fire in CRATES Persons with small means should
try it for themselves. F. COOK,
Office on l4th st, next door to
ia 14-lm* NJ Hastings Grocery Store.
COkE. 1.-The price of Coke until further notice
~ will be as follows:
SOFT LUMP COX L. 1890. .---. 49,. IS 60
SOFT HAIL COKE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s IS
Orders promptly executed az Yards corner 10th
and Cary and 9TH and Byrd streets. Terms cash.
de Pts JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
~ der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards
de l2-ts JNO. J. WERTH, As't.