davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20
THE REPLY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1860.
MY LORD have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF your note of the Sth inst, in
which you have conveyed to this government
the expression Of her Britannia Maiesly's
thanks for the cordial reception given TO his
Royal HighRess the Prince of Wales during
his late visit to this country, by the President
and by all classes of the citizens, and of her
MaJes tvs wish that her grateful sense Of the
courtesies extended TO her son may be made
known generally to the citizens of the United
States.
/ am instructed by the President to express
the qualification with which he has learned
how correctly her Majesty has appreciated the
spirit IN which his Royal Highness was re-
ceived throughout the repu bllc and the cor
dial manifestation of that spirit by the people
of the United 5 tatss which accompanied him
in every step of his progress.
Her Majesty has justly recognized that the
visit OF her son aroused the kind and generous
sympathles OF our citizens, and, if l may SO
speak, has created an almost personal in terest
In the fortunes OF the royalty which he so we'll
represents. The President trusts that this
sympathy and interest towards the future
representative of the sovereignty OF Great
Britain, is at once an evidence and guaran-
tee or that Consciousness of common IN tere5t
and mutual regard which have in the past,
and will in the future, bind together more
strongly than treaties the feeling and the for
tunes of the two nations which represent the
enterprise the civilization, the constitutional
liberty of the same great race.
/ have also been instructed to make this cor.
respondence public, that the citizens of the
United States may have the satisfactio of
knowing how strongly and properly her Ma
jesty has appreciated the cordial warmth of
their welcome 10 his Royal Highness.
/ have the honor TO be, my Lord with high
consideration, your L0rdship's obedlent SER
want. WILLIAM HENRY TREsOoTT,
Assistant Secretary,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

impostorS are ayailing themselves OF the
present inclement weather to solicit aid for
the poor, under the pretext of being agents for
well known benevolent societies. Ii is Ger
tainly far better 10 give to the undeservipg
than TO let the truly needy pass by unaided
but by lutte care the impositcns may be
easily avoided. A gentleman informed us
yesterday that he had been waited upon by a
woman, who solicited aid for the poor, an d
that in a few hours thereafter he was morti-
fed to find that he had been badly swindled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Sunday afternoon Ssrrice.-The hour Of SER
vice at the Centenary Methodist Church has
been changed TO the afternoon, at half-past
O'Clock, emitting the night service Rev. w g.
w. Bennett. the newly appointed pastor, is in
his place, and for the last two Sundays has
filled the pulpit with universal favor. No
man In the city is more attractive in manner
and matter, and we predict for him large
popularity. Besides the efforts Of the pastor,
the afternoon attendants upon the worship
at Centenary will have the opportunity OF
hearing occasional sermons from Mr. Duncan
of the Broad street Church; Mr.. Ware, of
Clay street Church; Mr. Brown, Of Trinity
Church, and DIR. Rosser, OF Union Hill Sta
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

FsioHioas IssanIt.-Thomas Gwynn, q free
negro, was examined before the Mayor yester-
beating officer w lillian b. Page, and rsma ed
for trial before the Hastings Court. Ot1cer
Page IL now confined U his bed from the in
Juries he received, his right shoulder, elbow
and hip having been fractured by the tall he
received In attempting to prevent the prisoner
from escaping from the cage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

THE ST. LOUIS BRlGADE.-Ths st. Louis
Brigade returned from the So u tn ives tern bor-
der Monday morning. They were received by
a de tachmsnt OF the National Guard remain
ing at home. General Frost, in u brief COM
plimentary address, dismissed the troops, after
the National Guard Armory, Barnums Ho-
tel, and other places. The occasion was re-
plets with expressions OF friendship and coa-
gratulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Tae City Council will meet this afternoon to
act upon the amended charter aud will then
be called on TO punish effectually all dissolute
idlers and mischief makers, by the passage OF
a suitable ordinance. Occasionally some hot
headed brawler, who wishes TO exhibit his
hardlhood, and become the subject OF some
public notice, undertakes TO attack openly our
domestic institutions. All such should be
treated TO at least one years confinement In
the chain-gang.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

THE Boot ON THE RIGHT FooT AT LAST
The last number of Punch has an excellent
picture upon the present condition of italian
affairs, under the above caption. Victor
Emanuel is represented, sitting on a chair, en-
deavoring 10 pull on a boot, which represents
"Italy" He seems to be exerting himself to
the utmost to get ii on, but it appears to be
tight at one spot near the heel. Garibaldi is
represen ted, on his knee, at his feet, in the
dress of a shoemaker. He is endeavoring to
assist him to put the boot on, and is made to
say 10 him: "If it don't go on easy, sir, try a
little more powder"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

TWe-S,de PTotsctors.-Those Of our readers
whe wish to join this corps, and be prepared to
protect their homes and fire. sides in the hour
OF danger, are invited TO call on L. I. Chopper,
Esq, at the Law Building and enroll their
names. The company is to be uniformed Of
home goods, that will cos st but little, and
TO be armed in the most approved manner
Should the volunteers be called off TO perform
duty, the "Fire-Slde Protectors" will be here
to I'LL their places, and to defend with their
lives, If needs be, the homes and the fire sides
of all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Pttiab!e Sight.-Yesterday morning white
woman, named Mary Tracy, appeared before
the Mayor to answer the charge Of bein &
drunk aud very disorderly in the street on
Tuesday afternoon. In the prison box with
the accused, were two bright, intelligent look :
ing boys, who clung 10 the poor ineoriate and
claimed her as their mother. Not knowing
what better TO do, for want of house of cor
rection, the Mayor remanded the woman 10
prison, and sent the children TO the poor no use
TO be provided for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

THE WISCONSIN SENAToRsHIP.-There Is an
active competition going on In Wisconsin
among the Republicans relative to the u. S.
Senator to succeed Mr.. Durkee. The princi-
pal competitors are Gov. Randall, Tim. o.
Howe G G.. Washburn, L. +. Harry, and
Judge Cole. Gov. Randall, 1t Is believed, has
the best chance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

1ae Fire EngiH, was ontand promptly fired
up at the alarm Of fire, but did not proceed to
the scene OF eonfagratlon, which was beyond
the corporate limits. When the Council or
ders other engines, which II will do when
money matters get easier, 1t would be wise
policy to have one OF them made yery lisht.
so as to be more handy. An engine Of one hal
the weight OF the present one would be in al
uable for ordinary fires
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Large Poeksfs.--At an auction sale Of fancy
articles, made by Mr.. T. b. Cook, at his store.
on Tuesday last, white man was defeated In
the very act OF examining into one OF his
what capaeions pockets store thieves are
wearing now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Visyssf Tareass.-Gsorge w. Elam, q young
man, appeared before the Mayor yesterday
morning TO answer tho charge Of threatening
TO assault, beat and kill Mary Davis. After
give security to keep the peace and be of good
behavior for the naxt twelve months, which h8
had not succeeded in doing when we left ths
Courtroom. EEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

DEATH.-Charlss Hartz an old resident of
Philadelphia, formerly member of the
Pennsylvapia Legislature, died last Sunday.
He was highly esteemed, and was known as an
active peacemaker in the riotous times OF lsii
1t was he who prevented a cannon from being
fired at the church of ST. Philip de Neri, by
pouring "a pitcher of water into the touch
hole, He thus saved great effusion of blood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

NATIONAL FAST DAY.-Gov. Hicks, of Ma
ryland, in accordance with the Recommended
ton of the President of the United States, has
issued proclamation respectfully and ear
nestly inviting the people of Maryland to OBJ
serve Friday, the 4th Of January, ls6l, as "a
day of humiliation, of fasting and the offerin G
up of sincere individual and united prayer to
Almighty God, beseeching His aid aud guild
ance in this hour of our country's peril"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

TESTIMONIAL TO NEW YORK COLONEL
The Irish citizens of Charleston, ,. y, are
about TO present Colonel w. Corcoran, OF Ihe
Slxty.nint IN New York Regiment, gold head
ed Palmetto cane, in admiration OF his spirit
iu refusing to participate with his regiment
10 the reception Of .he Prince OF Wales at
New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

The Charitable of our city will no doubt be
called upon in the course of few days to
contribute to the aid OF the poor, as Is GUS
tomary at this season of the year, and it is
hoped and expected that all who have TO give
and we are glad to say there eareeonaparatively
few who cannot spare sometning-will make
their contributions as large as possible. At
the present rates of rent and the high prices
demanded for the necessaries of life. common
laborers and ordinary mechanics find it ex-
ceedingly difficult TO make both ends meet,
even when business is brisk and their services
are in demand. What, then, must be their con-
dition now, when manufactures of all kinds
are at stand-still and the wea ather is too in
clement for outdoor work, even if that could
be had
We have not seen a winter for many years
where the prospect for suffering was so great
as at present. Not only are men without
work and without MEANS but there are scores
OF needle women, respectable and intelligent,
who must have aid suffer. Are our citi-
zens willing to see even the humblest and
most degraded creature in their midst suffer
for the necessaries of life, while they have
an abundance and to sparel We believe not,
and for that reason we call upon them to be
prepared to give with liberality to the relief
of the poor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Good Ordev.--The city has been unusually
quiet for ten days past, and but for the sub
jects furnished by king alcohol, the Mayor
would have few il any prisoners before him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

ANoTHER STsp.-The New fork autnorities
have allowed com pany to lay pipes through
ali the streets, to convey "hydrogenated fuel"
or other heating agents, 10 every house, just as
gas and water are now conveyed. So We move
on inward = s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20
PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERa.

Died of Grief--A very distressing case, as
reported to us, occurred in Jefferson Ward q
few days since. A working man, with a wife
and three interesting children dependent on
his labor, had q small amount of property left
to him. which he started from home to dis
pose of for the benefit Of his family. Meeting
with ready sale, he pocketed the money, and,
slated at his good fortune and his ability to
provide comforts for his little ones, set out on
his return. Unfortuna tely for all concerned,
he fell in with a party of sharpers, who hrst
induced him to drink freely, and after getting
him in tox icated introd uced cards. en- ticed him
to play, and soon robbed him Of every dollar
he possessed. On recovering from the effects
of the debauch, and finding himself pennileAs,
he could not summon the courage to face his
family and acknowledge his folly and there
fore deserted them and fed. As soon as the
poor wife became aware of all that occurred,
and that she was alone in the world, with her
helpless babes to provide for, she gave way to
grief, took to her bed, and has since died, as
many now suppose, partially from starva-
tion. Had she made known her condition,
kind neighbors would have ministered TO her
wants, but she preferred the cold grave to the
life of a pauper. We understand that the
children have been properly provided for, for
the present, and have no doubt that they will
find friends to protect and rear them in re-
spectability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Judge Meredith 10 steadily hearing ard dis
posing of the large number of suits now pend
In his Court. He works late and early, and
IL he does not break down his health, will
clear the docket before great while.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Put in Ordsr-The Capitol has been put In
complete order preparatory 10 the ssembly of
the Legislature, which meets in this city on
the 7th Of January, ,e..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Hard Run.-The Fire Brigade had a hard
run through the snow and mud yesterday
morning, TO very little purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20
m, CUPPINa AND LEECHING.-

RS MIS-. WOOLHOUSk, over Sam'l Suther-
I'D s Gun Store, ia Main street, Richmond, will
49, an al those requiring her services
- Constantly Teoelvlng, per steamers, fresh
"a Al orders for LERCHES carefully packed
a. seat by Express 10 all pa'ts of the State.
B-A new style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
mas sra much liked, made to order.
"a li-Sln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

he Streets were almost impossible yester-
day, because Of the "slush" on the crossings
and carriage ways. 1.-THE cutters were opened
and kept clear, the melted snow would soon
pass off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Held to Ssesr,iy.-Jsmes Mailer, for bein z
drunk, disorderly, and making an indecent
exposure OF his person in the First Markef,
was before the Mayor yesterday, and held to
security for his better behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Notice.-The advertisem Mt of V. BARGAMIN.
property recently occupied by Haserty & Starke,
Is unauthorized, and contrary TO the terms of the
lease. Applications for rent must be made TO me.
De It's g. X. PEAKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Judge Lyons was engaged yesterday on the
appeal docket, there being no criminal cases
to dispose Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

me .. s. Cueuit Court, Judge Haly burton,
Is YET IN session, but disposing Of no business
OF public importance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

Ee;. DkNCE, CONVENIENT TO BUSINESS
AA Intending TO remove short distance without
the city, | offer for sale NV present residence
Bro al street. opposite the Monumental Church -
The lot has a front OF about 64 feet the improve
ments imade by the late James Allen are of the
most substantlal character, with great comfort
and convenience a dwelling. Its cOntiguiJy to
business, and pleasant and retired nelg ghboThood
presents an opportunity To a business man that
rarely occurs to obtain a comfortable home. Shall
he pleased to show the property to any one deslr
InE 10 purchase. JOAN n. CLAIBORNE.
q g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20
60, LAvRgSCES. MARyE

go LAWRENCE <. NTARYE,
k~A ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Prs,tcss IL the Ccarts OF the City Of Richmond
And tte Counties of Renrloo, Hanover and Caro-
Inc.
" ed States Court ol Claims.
TIE partnership between MIR. CHAsFLIN WRrTY
snt ulnlsel being dissolved, his ONCE is now on
lltl street. Just below Goddkr 8 Hall. fe lS-1Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

FOR KENT.-A fine ROOM, suitable for
E.s au ctfce. A good location for Physician;
AA FOR RENT.-A fine brIok CARRIAOE-
HOUSE, with stable room for two horses. Apply
al south west corner of Grace and LIST streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20
DRY GOODS, CARPETrNae. &c.

V'HE PLACE TO buy cheap Goods is certainly
u Il IT No. rs Main street, where can be found
B0SoMS a. 60; HOOP SKIRTS at 2sc.; FLAN-
MEL at 1873 and 2Oc.; best Ladies' BOOTEFS at
81 and 8 rs; Plain and Figared M0USLAlNES at
l23,e Mems ana Ladies' COLLARS at &C.; ME-
kINOS at 2Oc., and bargains ia almost All kinds of
DRY GOODS. Don't forget the place, at
WERTHElMER LOWENBERG'S,
de lin No. Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

G.LEASE on the house No 2oo Main street,
AAn now occupied by d. HAGERTY, is for sale, for
the unexplfed term ending the LIST October, 1864
Pos lOn given within fifteen days. The store
fixtures viii be sold with without the lease
he location well adapted to any retail business.
Apply TO V. BARGA MIN,
b-tS Trustee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

81, THE BStRiBEk wishes To sell ths
Ed. HOUSE AND LOT at present occupied by
E-1h hmselt, situated on 9th street, first door be e
low Main
a,s lot has front of 80 feet, with depth of
I'D ieet. aad IS thoroughly drained by sewers. On
the Alley IN the rear IS an excellent stable and
carIlage- house, with hydrant; also, coal house
The dwelling is in complete order, and contains
ever convenience and comfort that could be de-
sired, including water closets, supplied with hot
ami cold water, on every floor. Possession may
be tad by the 10Th instant.
10 V II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20
NEW GOODN FROM THE
~ CRENSHAW WOOLEN MILLS,

rc.s,,,p, RICHMOND.
ks9iss' fs9Ss ''ttEfspMkkshsj tEpak GI6fHs. III s00i'
For sale By sAM'L NJ. PRICE co.
THE KEATEST BARGAINS IN BUY.
Il ING DRY GOODS is AT No. ~ MAIN Sr.
eoiors Of Mefinos, at is. cheap at SS pIaS In apd
figured Mousine de I4ain At Is; 5 coo yards hand
ss st5Ssh fsrsa s sns Dsa vsns
&c.; Linen handkerchiefs at 8, and I2o., &o;
yaae aS and aPwsTds at ha their
Sg esd The sSS ;S sS e
the shSssps *; cd
GSo.isIsi g. the fiGse;s ,h worked frog ls 81
ss a No. 7rSs n cent sfaans RsGsf HRss de-
TJHSoTKEENr | MoNEY, kEcE6vED AT
Alabama. Tennessee, Loa,siaps, KsniueES and
without discount, for DRY GOODS Of every de-
themselves with their ali and wi Wintep err prs GooSs
S hna % sas 01RS'sah 4s 81 dsns ] fe Ss
,Sf cs wiz K CASA 8 oSE OF
gain Emporium Of ALFTsRS i Ssls Nssss; s,;s,..
I OOH To YOUR lNTERk ST.-Bear in
- mind that GoLDSMlT Is still closing out his
stock at reduced prices :, Every deserl lpnon OF
party hxlnss; Cloak aud Dress Trimnnrxs.
Gloves; Gauntlets; konts and ladies' Under
Vests; Shirt Bosoms; Bleached cottons; Black
Silks; Irish Linens; White Flsanets; Head
ss:ss sass Shetland Ysre: al 's,s Of
Infants Waists and kobes; Thread Edxinss;
% 81 ohe csss, So TS. soods sSs S
sold o. some price e raise tas Wind 10 those tha.
'''' 49, ~ T. GoLDsMiT's. Us Broad street.
NEGRO CLOTHING. AT KENr. PAINE
IN 4 CO. y WHoLkSAiEc CLOTHING MARI
gro Mems and Boys, Clothing. just manufactured,
Of the following Goods, vix: Drab Virslnls
and Tweeded sheep's Grey sstiaot. The above
Goods ste made IN the most substantial manner,
ana viii be sold on reasonable serms
EsX mas just received the following articles.
- TO which he calls the attention OF the public I:
HANDSOME Powered Mouselslpes.bue ue, Blsek
and Brown Grounds, at Is cts; Nubiss Of all col
nile searis. pretty bright eolors, at l3S cents,
worth Is ctss the best Double Diau.ond Cord Sd
Spring heop Skirts at 81 H. wortu xS3i; White
Tarl.ssa: = sss, ssrds wide q = e,s worth s o.s;
stitched Linen hdkts at IS cts. woa ID Nk cts ,
and varloas other Gesi,ahl Dry 6oods @
lust TN. TMlNG FOR fME LADlkA-
y QUILTED skIRTS.-Tvo haadrsd Qailted
season. 70 BE run OF cksss. Can aud sss soa IL
'''' ~ EzasisLs 2si cA.., store !, MAI. !.
C00 BOXES Adaiasnsine Cssdlss; - %. Tai,
~" low doa ief sak b. WA, TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20
SEWING MACHINES.
= 4 w n Il M A HIN ES,

SEWING MACHINES.
CELEBRATED ELEHfPTIc Lock STITCH
Sc w NC NJ ACHE ES,
UNION Are 10T FFa9gaGt1rsd sd. b, tes
tLate Lester Manufactures Company
OF RICHMOND, VA,
anu ''' '0' 'A No. Nc ISL asI MAIN sraEEr.
these machines, OF home manufacture, are
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
no8-ts
THI SINGER SEWING niACHINES.-
IN hgo Of
rloa and Europe IS such best to establish their
superiority over al others in the market. Sewing
smallert amount oil dollars, but II is mistaken
economy oiqvest anyt thing in a worthless or un-
.gGapte 9 70 a1sic.e, ana tnose who Will do so must
Sin GEK's new FAMILY MACHINES
in The soya within the rsaeS Of a We have
duced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ma.
chippes' beautifully ornamented, u FIFTY Dol
SINGERS No; rl ! AND \ pGusEAs ? ussTEAAssDARD SHUT
and popular both in the family and the manufao
tory. Pnees reduced respectively from Sl35 and
SINGERS IS No No. : STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Price, complete, Sl2o.
:, Also, to complste the list. an entirely new ar
tlcle, uneQualed Tor manufacturng purposes,
nolseless, rapid, and capable Of any kind OF work
pIIce, inclndlng IRON stand and drawers, Sn0.
cheaper at that, in view of its value, than the ma
chimes Of any other maker as q gift
All of Singers Machines make the inte locked
stlch with two threads, which is the best stitch
known. Every. person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machines.
their sizes, prices. working capacities, and the
ing for copy OF u. M Singer & Co.'s Gazette"
which Is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
NEEDLES, THREAD, COTTONS, SILK, AID
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, prsca
cal machinist, VINO is ever ready to attend OF our
customers, II required.
Messrs, SINGER Il CO.'S office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business principles. Ly al
entirely new set of hands, we feel confident oil
done heretofore. |. M. SINGER & CO.,
740 Main street, Richmond.
b. TRoTT, Agent. au 23-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

* FOk RENT.-The upper part of HOUSE
f. l09 NJ ain street is for rent, and possession
NIL gwen Immediately. The House is large and
CunveH sLt TO business. Gas and water on the
premses. Apply at lhe store;
w. s. TUPMAN, Agt.,
da 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20
;ss~1ss HENRY HCDSALL,
BA~A ATTORNEY Al Law

EAa ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pr.otloeE alI the Courts cid in the cit, of Rich
m0Gd,
- Also, practices regularly in the County sno
C41caSt Courts OF Chesterfield.
As Notary, will take Dispositions and Acknow-
LED cts, Administer and Certify 0aths and per
form vhsteyer otheT duties pertain to the otioe Of
Noisy.
once at ths corner of Bank and llth streets, u8i
es.oE the Custom EOuRe. Ia Sly
= .S>s DR. Il. ). McGRUDEH, of Henri
&A-GA co, having taken an office on Erankllr
atT6st, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
dsrs his professional services 20 the public.
sn-StD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20

= I La W,
W!,. practice in the Courts of tie city OF Rich
mold sAd eoaHiy OF henFloo. Striet attention
Ufr ce .lor the present, with his father, William
Green. southwest corner Main and Ith streets.
le Z-6u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-20
- 80 A GARD.
D. = WM. r. WATSON,
ATrORNET At IA .

1N.TFp STATES COMMISSIONER,
AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY
N,TE-.u the latter capacity, Will attend totb Q
,-.,.ul up snd reporting the accounts of ExeLa
rs Administrators, Curstons, and Trustees
a. Uflce, Custom House, Bank street.
uU l2-U