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

SPECIAL NOTICE.-An persons
away at the DI NJ HOTEL RESTAURANT, will
plea be be there SATURDAY NIGHT Jan. 18th,
w. DIME HOTEL RESTAURANT.
ia "A -eod3t No. 81, NJ ain street.
AT MEETING o the MONT
~ GOMERY GUARD. held at their ArmO-
nv the 18th of Jan. 1870 Lieut. JOHN DOLBY pre-
siding, the reslgnatiOn of Capt p. r. MOORE, az
Commandant Of this COMPANY, having b. en- re-
ceved, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas. Oar former esteemed Captain. P T.
MOORE Esq., having been promoted to the Lieut.
Colonelcy Of the LIST Regiment Of Virginia Vol
nnteers. and thereby necessarily obliged to resign
tho command of this COMPANY, We cannot receive
his resis nati"n without ex pressing sincere
grct at the necessity OF his separation from US:
Therefore,
Resolred, That, although feeling highly gratified
at his elevation to SO high and honorable position
In the Regiment. we deeply regret his loss, and
shall ever bear towards him none other than feel
ings OF the wavmest affection and attachment.
Re, DICED. That this Company shall never lose
sight of the good example set BY our former Cap
tain hut shall use every exerticn to sustain II in
the efficient condition in which he leaves it.
Resofred. That Lieut.. Col. MOORE carries with
him tue fullest confidence Of every member of this
corps in ability a. an officer. their esteem A.
hlg toned gentleman and their warmest reg ards
Al very dear friend.
Rsso!red. That these resolutions be published in
the city papers.
1-2t THOS. KAvENAGH, sec'y.
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RUNAWAYS.

"a Runaway on the 18Th lnssp, from N.
eH under. ignef. his nero man. JOHN. az.
n alls himself. JOHN KENNY" .t.r, y
ys,Ts Of age, about Eve ies' seven t 81 .,: =
-SInches in height, and of a brown ro!nr a.
lett arm was broken. ana IN consequence !, ,n%
straight His father hves In thlo. and nav. ~,
sons to believe that John is makins lnr TIA, S,',.
He 10 veil acquainted along the Ultima r.tt,s
Railroad. A reward Of Nv ENTY-FlVE lGt
livery of John to Jail 30 tina, get him. II t,.,,
within the State or for like appreheusou and Il,
liver. if taken out Of the State the sarB Of 0Sp
HUNDRED DOLLARS. Nv address IL Ions,
Court House. Va. VIM. G. BARRETT
Jan. 2lst, 1860. jag-,,
~ &2J REWARD viii he paid for ens,,,
G@ GEORGE in jail so that | can ret hn'"
NGeOrge IL about ~ ears old. ahou. 5feet an
~ OF hri. hit yellow color. bss = very Frum laet
- and 40 scar recolected The ahoye reward
Will be paid for the said boy when drlivereeina hail
TH0S 06G
T-evilliaa's Depot, Louisa COUNTY. "a.
ja 21--2w*
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n STUDENTS. and scientific men generally,
should not fail to examine the most extensive
stock Of OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS and EYE
GLASSES ever offered to the public of Richmond,
WHICH can be found at the Office of M j. FRANK
LIN CO.. OPTICIANS, las Main street, in the CITY
men is great object for persons afflicted with bad
ssi.ht. and we are confident that none who value
cha,ce to have his ey esight improved, strength
ened and nvigorated, by the use of the best glass
in the world.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, JAN. q. 1860.
High Water this day (Tnesday) 5h O'Clock.
AR RIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish New York, mdze.
and passengers Ludam 4 Watson:
Steamer Belvidere. Keene. Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers. D. < w. Currie.
Schr. Westover, Berry, Boston, D. y w Curre.
schr. Rebecca and Harriet. Vaughn, Norfolk,
Shin les. Bird ford 4 Co.
>chr Georslanna, Langdore, James river bullets.
Cole 4 Co.
Schr. Albertne. -, James river, billets, Cole
SAILED,
Brig Fairy Thomas, Pernambuco, -four. War
wick & Barksdsle.
Schr r. p. King. Leeds, Baltimore mize., w.
D. Co!qutt Il Co.
Schr Catherine Jane, Hicks, Norfolk. mdze.,
Millspaue h Read.
Schr. Henry Read, Passwater, down the river,
light.
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apnUAI Wo4IcH0.

DtcER sisss1haasw s. 9GxRE1 81 CO.
Offer the following GOODS bst0W cost, IN sfoer 70
close them out ~ 4 few days.
Hprj. 8 PRINTS %
Spring MOuSELlNE g.
Chsile DE LANES loc.
Printed LAWNS SC.
French JACONETS 16c.
French BRILLIAN1S l6szc.
Prenoh PRlN rs lec.
Figured BEREGF6 l3xc.
Dumestic titNGHAMH 30.
SAotch GTN1HAMa6c.
I.sdies' SILK Gil OWES 12kc. esx
Alexander 8 Tx GLOVES H5sc. ,e,s
MIseos and Buss'HOSIERY 10.
REREGE ROBES at Is cost &S.
French Orxxndie ROBES u 96, cost %.
Spriny SILKS at Is per cont iyelev cost:
ia 14-6tA 70 BROAD STREET.
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ma Notice, To the sick, afflicted and numer
Gus families who have heretofore used Dr.. j. 5.
ROSES MEDICIN Els, always with the most un,
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
tuie is over the cork of every bottle OF the genuine
Medicines, 20 that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants ana
relieved their sufferings.
DR.. j. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. for cous his
The PAIN CURER for pains rheumatism. cholic.
spralns or bruises. and the DISPEPTlC COM
POUND for d. spepsia and ilver complaints.
Sold by Druggists generally and by
WARNER L. WARING. IN Broad St,
ia 2l-ly Richmond, Va.
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| NAvAL.-It is said the officers Of the new
| steamer Pensacola will be detached that she
will be put out of commission, hauled in at the
| Portsmouth navy-yard to discharge ballast,
and put in order to receive her engines
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M Great Bargains-UntilF First of March.
PERKINS L CO, No. al Eagle Square. Main ST.
are now selling off
Best En.lish and American PRINTS at 10 cts
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES
Rich French DE Els and RORES.
VALENTIAS. POPIINS and MERINOS.
CLOAKS and SHAWLS. n
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
At and beio,c cost, for cash, to reduce stock.
ia 23-lm
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-Mr. James Barry clerk
of the District Court for the I'd judicial dis
trict of New Mexico, and Mr.. f. T. Davis.
formerly printer at Santa Fe were lately
frozen to death on the road between Taos and
Mora,
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"a To THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsLATuRE.-
You are respectfully solicited one and ALL to visit
the PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY OF q.
w. MIxNIs. 27 Main street, during y ur leisure
hours and favor him with a sitting for photo
90 He trusts that all will his request; it will
OCCUPY tut little Of their time, and psnse, and
may eventually be great satisfaction to them
their family and friends. Remember, 2l7 Main
tieet, two doors below 9Th. ia 14-3t
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"a Dyspepsia. the most annoying and
lnathsnme affection known to SOCIETY: can never
BITTERS for they IA, hold upon the liver, stir up
the bile quicken the blood sire ngthen the stomach;
add to the gastric juices. and invixorate the mrd
SO rowe fully that complete revolution IS cHect-
ed in the entire inner man. ard all impurities are
at once expelled. Those who suffer should use
these Bitters. and get relief.
For sale by all Druggists IN the city of Richmnnd
and else where in Vreinia. Orders promptly hlled
Va ia 23-ts
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Cor. FAUNTLEEOY.-A resolution was pass
ed by the Legislature of New Mexico. on the
22d ult., complimentary to Col. T. L. Faunt-
leroy, u. S. A., commander of that military
department., and inviting him to visit the two
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~ Gems Of Art, and Portraits worth ~.
curing and keeping. are the PHO rO1RAPAS ~
every size: in oil and water colors executed z! the
MS. 2I7 Main street. Small Dsguerreoty pee and
Am brotypes copied and enlarged to life size de-
sired, and cOlored in oil cooIs, vnter co!ors, OF
worked in CTa.on. Also, AMRROTYPES an
plain PHOTOGRAPHS executed in the highest
sty 10 of the art. tt
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
To- H n Fan excellent WASHER and
IRONER and HOUSE WOMAN; several
men, common lahorers and BOY and K
ceent HOUSE BOY and WOMAN, plain Cook,
Washer and lroner. LEWIS HILL.
ia A-lt llth street, near Post Once.
Tor HlR E-A sprightly 9 RI, about IA years
l. old. Apply TO RlCH'D q. MORRfSS.
jaA-lt" Corner OF Franklin and Adams sts
TOR HIRE-For the present year, No Fe-
l. male COOK. Also, a nexro GIRL. accustomed
to nursing and attending in the house; Apply at
ia Fl st s. c. n.
CERyANT FOR HlkE.-I have for hire q
~ HOUSE GIRL, accustomed to waiting in the
house and minding children: Also, two FACTO-
RY HANDS-Twlster and Job Hard.
JAMES MOORE,
ia 20-ts opposite the ST. Charles Hotel.
EUR h!RE..I have Tor h!Ie yene..l Ia HVR.
and lRONFRS. CARPEN TERe, BLACK.
SMITHS and AEt MI = p fHPiI f. on ,,,h
aH-ts between Main and Bank streets.
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COMMERCIAL


Richmond Alarkets. Jsns 81
Tiers i 10 change yh.tsvsr II sucss;sss;; Inc
r r"sf ssfs:: w. iii: :Sns
Tho merchants are still cautious in their move
ments and the orders for Northern goods are ycsy
slow and very much cons.rict.d tnus I~t H.
bsSn very cops,dsTabls, though EVEN ~, la this Ro-
icy We are liable 70 b played upon BY tue cunnnk
coed mtaion Of our Domestic wsa, ~. nSs ~
trodaced into this merAet rom .ss~ i, ~ ~,
oxn ondson 10 supply wants
our own people. The feeling IN beraii OF = oir1ct
commsIce u still buoy ant .mons OHa ysrs siow
"TOBACco.-Noshins doins - old Tobacco worth
quality. We quote inferior. L9xs q s4Hs, GOD
and ine $50 a6N inferior Leaf e7Nash, goo
si,se sssaS a"i No Ensiish il market; TIE 81
ccipts Of the new loose have increased. Inc 4a.
j. ys FROM e. ss se%s sss
FLOUR We renew quotations irsnss snnssa
to to: extent u; ss 'h fs, 1sDssi;Sas
Re MH Feat fo s. WSss ls and
10" co d1 p1WHO quote ia 81 cts Stock light
OATS St. OK lixht. 4vd - cents peI ou.noi.
hAY-None arriving. from ''o'0 S1'>o
BAcoN-Quots Sides at lo,f; Shoulders sh cts;
'tC.SocFFEE.-we quote Rio l2alsc.; Lsguayr. 1871
cssi gsy: leSlsH cts Mccha y GO; To- sx cent.
for choice; Cuba to 81; Loaf nhrl,x GEN GENT. |;
l0,s cents; lonlO14 cents; ~ no cents; Extra
MoI JAS sEs.mNsw Orleans $40 IS cts: Cuba Mus
covado. in bills, 81 n37S cts English Island, ia
cts; Ochenhousen's. d to %.
siearns & Co.'S Matted Rye Whlskey, new, 81;
old, $l5O.
CATTLE, &c.
S4,s7i.. gross Supply exceeding the demand.
SHEEf.-We quote 81 81 to $50 per head, &C
RoGs.Us75o to IS, according to quality.
MONEY MATTERs-ExCHANG
NORTHERN ExcHANGE-On New Y rk and Phila-
Such Of the Stock Bank notes and Of the Bank of
the Valley, as not taken BY the Banks, are at
The notes Of the Trans. Allegheny Bank are rs "
North and South Carolina Bank Notes H0% v
'I he notes Of the Bank Of Weston and the Bank
Of eSrD ans S Rs5 f a: per cont PREM
Northern Nlarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.]
BALTIMORE. Jan. 23.-Flour steady-Howard
street $5s Wheat frm-white Sl3oal5a, red
6rm bat not active Mess Pork Si7, prime s,2s
Is. Bacon sides 9sso9A. Whskey steady at - Cts
Nxw YORK, Jaa. q Cotton STEADY, saes OF
bale; Flour du And ,nS
Corn hnnyant-new 73d8l cts. Fork hrm-Iness
pork SI65SaI6 81. new do. $H SO: prime Sll70;
new do. Sl34Is.5O. Lard ,0aa nl0ss. Whiskey dull
I0sl i21. Turpentine dull at 44a441z Rosin heavy
at Sl.57. Rice quiet, but arm. Stocks heavy-Vlr-
gini. 6's 9lis.
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BOARDING.


ID opposite the Jewish Synagogue. can accom-
modate a large number of Gentlemen with DAY
BOARD, and family with desirable Rooms, on
the second floor. ia 24-3tA
POA X ID N G.-The SOUTHERN RIGHTS
~ HOUSE. on Broad street, two doors below
the African Church is now open for the rece p'iOn
Of boarders, For terms, &C., app. to the subscr-
Dor. ia 23-6t1 WIN. Elicit.
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NOTICE.-The subscribers to tho
~ Banques to he gwen to the Hon. g. g.
MEMMIxG q. Of South Carolina. at the Exchange
Hotel, THIS EVENING at 9 O'Clock, will please
call at the Office Of the hotel during the day. or by
8H O'Clock NJ and secure their tickets.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ia2f-lt
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hast - Patrick Henry.


Aven " tAs hearts Of the people the memories
Of ~ illnstsfous Fathers Of the Revelation il
- graufyinG to b able to obtain now and then
Ahsensss Of some Of them, the history Of which
ave- sonsthing like assurance that IL convey.
Jess ideo Of the form and features Of the Great
original. A miniatnrs bust Of PArnrcx Hsr.y
- Jast hsen completed BY Messrs. Wanna
sx AssAILL, Of Philadelphia, copied
mem bsst sxecu tsd By N ineenious Italian
astass = l7ee. The distinguished patr,ot !,
says sitter from Mr.. THos. w. warm. a.
kaa'aasapAia, 4sat for itat the quest Of Jpa~.
IvLsA ltas father VI Elk. President TYLrr
1E MADISON. judge MAssm ALI. Ara oth.r.
daring ~ ssssion Of the great Virginia f,on'
vsstsoa that adopted the Coastitu sioa OF ~.
Ualte6 ets:es." p. n. Hsx1Y. E.o.. srsnA.
sos Of PATnicg HEHsy, declares that Sc ~
'nohssiiafton In saying that Ii 10 an exact eopv
- ~ ssisiaai busGS Msssrs. BUl KLxr Zoo.
o. thb eaty.ars agents for Tie sale Of this later
ssitAe vert ofart.
q 11D6ssAHs4 0EoneIASnA, origisslIy De-.
elgea1 ~ rsspisG o. asw iins bss1ssn
eJA@eee a9d 1tshmOua, No paychaeed on
& oatoa1ay ~ H. y1ssidsnt of .ss neiuaors
- NJ q stenasA ssr ss.oda. 6
- i, q e 5seaa II =,
80 Il = 1900 - ~ ~ |
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IA Canal Boats. Horses and lNsul:s. fcr
Of two very superior CANAL BOATS; tURNI.
TURE, h RN ESS. ROPES, &c; THIS DAY, q
to tho large sale Of MUL ES and HORSES; inims
diately AFTER the sic of the Boats. At MI: ): x;
Cary. ljaN-ltl THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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~ PHOTOGRAPHS. Pearl Ambrotypes. Leather
types and all the various les OF portraits known
jaA-St
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of 8. J. Wsrtsnbaker. in Char
81 SEE f;t;a b e.
SON. Of Cumberland, to LUCY A. HYUE, csugh-
tor Of the late Major Charles H. Hyde, Of Rich
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-
~ n GnAN0 RALI Will v..
- ri! , ths M0grT f yrEiRNoX H1Tsi.
~ TICK EsfSz.Adse,,n;nMs Jan. j. =.
tv. dies, refreshments included ii "Msea'a VI
GkNTA,EH!tN, Ar YOu RAM"
.C0PPS shOOTING GALLEkY 'ssn-HsLr,
the Dime Hotel. - Main ssreet-e,,r,nn.sss oDese
the h:r rom or Vriynte doors Gen,ls.ncse 'erors
Pistcl g. Rife .hc"tins are respec,inia fDad
s.i . h. Inc, wi .i.ass lind person n eshr,s
tent to instruct the art il desired. Ts. . coms'
Niles ARE superior. NV T!s'ols sN
A ST0NiSmlN0 TO AIL.-MADAur
.,,; SELL lid s ne, esiss,nssd As'rooss.
born with natural gin to tell ali III. enc s.ess
even your very thous hts; will tell vhe,..s .hf~
married or single. and how many TIM. sef yoa an
b married; win oanse speedy mari, iea ~.
astonished Thousand: with her ma ric g. She ~
gentleman admitted. Mrs. Enn's., Gre, r.
House. 18th or Governor street. ,nnssss
and Franklin streets. sseen N,,
hOA-1-%
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~ Special Notice. - The residence Of f.
Mk1Ds + So, will lie open To- DAY from o. eek
A. NJ I'll T. NJ for the purpose OF .lSlr: tn: pub.
the sale Of which tak's place to- morrow, WE'D
NESDAY, y at 10 O'Clock. r.. d COOk.
ia Alt AuctlOneer.
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LOST AND sTRAYpn

-->-,->-l-..'-.~
L SH g ro nMssaaaii sTRaArffsy e MAYO,
form of oath to Commissioners ARD Gu Gu wn.,,
Elections on the fy-lesf. The book h,s hbaaeor,o
lost or borrowed by some one who has az, ether
OF said book to 'o' me re.s,,
jsA-h GEORGE E.sADLg,
I 0$T-Last Thursday. between N. .. a.
~ Hotel snd 25'h street. \ pair Of siI.vrssns
1AH IQN-s marked"H The finder VII Nh ~
",s s,s, A. leaving the same at this Office. '
A) STRAYED OR STOCpv
AU my residence in sydney. on G,ov. FHe
-Aon the 18th instant. ms Pon,.sr.s.
side. and think. nearly all of his h. ,S ,nIss
same color. His ears are very npcn e., OF IA
them more than the other. I bellevs ba', otsd
COLLAR whom he left. A. liberal rswsrd WI.ln,.sa',
Office 100 Main street. between 9th M, rdH iSs
.@x@ .,, n9s .;,1.1 w wSfSs ,.,S s5 i,
tween Mr.. James (is.d s.sss' e
Boetcher's THINNING store, or between h, ny
G!catan sps The IT Pse'y ,s1sn
to this office will be suitably rewarded ia zen
OS Ton Sunday. the 22d instant -,
l. CAMEO BREASfPIN. between n. ssa,dy,
Church and the corner of 18th ana Main ss...4'
The fnds NV VIII !sseivs suitable reward b "a.
lug - q. .t..e o.noe. ------------- h3-s'
/ OST-A few days ago, either on p,..,,-
II Grace. or Broad streets. or upon soias . J, Y;
intermediate cross streets. between RI ans ~ ne
OVAL MOURNING BREASTPlN. cnr.,a1
HAIR, and with = HEART attached Jtl.ii
By the owner beyond its actual value and ~ icy
er will receive many thanks, besides a suitssaale
ward, by retaining it to this office. ian,
I OST-On Monday night. January 18th ,xs
II POCKET BOOK, containing about Sa,t Ky
dollar Bank Notes; RI also. two Nego,sss ~
One dated October LIST. IsyS drawn hy Y ,'WA
ter in favor Of f.. +. Rarland \ Co. and s,d S.ol,
nv them, for the sum of Sc02 SO. four rlor,b. ~.
date: the other drawn by S'mms X pIn@
dated 18th December. 1852 in favor of DAVID Gt'
son. for the sum of S225, four months sf.r ar, 10
Any one returning the above, Wi, Re su'i,b, !.
warded. ia l8-ts DAVt 5lRsGy
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

N6" o0OR0, &C.
OAMPBELL's VIRGINIA
TMAkLAwyERs COMMON ftAScn1sh d6K! with
an index. aphaheticaly ARRANGED. Of the title. ties
sfd il the s and sx % So
BEe l;!s'1 ME ffs GyklsR Pffi nav
edition, revised by c. r. Gilman, NJ. p. vols.
GERHARD on the Chest, the Pathology, DIAGNOSE.
s snG TrSst% 81 Fourth edition. revised and
6'fP % on the O. Bo"asa11 sS,her World
with Narrative Illustrations. BY Robert Dale
coMPENsS rIoN. or always Future. ByA.M.
THE RIVALS. Tale Of the Time, of A. Burr
HAMf MI HsToRY OF the R.eas'ie of he
United States Of Amerc. and the Co.empors-
T,es Of Alexander Hamilton. Vol s. By J. c.
T EMEkkr GXNNI HHMAN ?, f6k tss $50 81 ::
CAMPBELL's HIs s6tY{s pc s slKs:!NiA,
81 Main street.
MoRPHY's GAMES; = Selection. of the bes.
game. pI.,ep y ne disin; Sahsd champion e
T kFpEA TS TH E. E L e.
thu RIVALS; or, Tn. Times of Burr and Ham
ro :;5s s!,i;! s.; 81 THE BOUNDARY OF
tons By Robert Dale Owen. formerly memisr
LIVES # 81 sns Mr:tsJ EH f kPss
BY Cecil b. Hartley. Is. jaM-2t
l NE By TATE and SANDS DSA'
u, $SS '. ::::s
1--WE publish both books. and sell them in ssp.r.,s
yol.~es. or bound together n sn s volume Price
VALENTINES FOR 1860.
We are in ''s''i' fE ~ Ffi;,I1
Embracinx .lsrss and beautiful assortment adapt
RUrdcr: Iron; from the country viii ..e.i,. promp,
j. a@S BOOKSHELF g.; Rich R;os .1s
N NEW NuesC--At RANDOLPH's Book
& i'1ls sfS s' IfTfiK BLuE.EYsp NELL.
song. By author Of KISS Ne Quick and Co..
R aarf Is Ss ese sss. y :; nsSo, 81
Ho e; tk A!.x. ssE.sD 1s SOFAS BY an
LAST LOOK YOU CAVE VII NE. Song. ~ author
i SS',S5saTPa5E E E.S YET q; T. Hem. # ~
s sBsss4F fs Hf!s ss s::: q i, 1 s:..,
fsisHE Esi EsAknFEXFELi l ssss ws :S. =;
ElAIs lSiHFa =
sussii Slsnr WAITE. By a.,-.-u,,.,.
JACK FROST 0ALI1oP. Ry war.e., -.
IN vars MARCH. y esns. -,
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

- - 40 <-Nr~. ~~.<s~ .~.~I~<
FOR SALE-A healthy and strons NEGRO
MAN, about forty FIVE years old. He is first
rate farm hand good carriage driver and hostler.
Apply at Cary Street Jail. ja 24-eod3t'
E'Ok SALE TO 4 EMAIN IN RICHMOND,
Stress ssnss and VII !. s sad ons 70
daily al noon, IA sold 6. v. =. TYLEk,o "''
General Agent. Office MARSHALL,
ia l8-ts between 9th and 7th streets.
L MAN and CHILD. 70 remain in the city.
of other sERvANTs, iot hire; d: sn' sarge NUMBER
ia ls-ts Near the Exchanse Hotel.
VALUABLE SERVANT FOR SALE
have for sale Servant Girl. tn,ulattoI about
is Yeas oId. very Likely. Of unexssp:ion:Se cha
NGsE sns horse Sss
gain may Be had by iTmsd,sss , spp!ica!ion 70
RY THE GOVERNOR OF vIRGINIA-A
received by the Executive that SAM HUBBARD,
tree negro, who is charged with the crime OF
murder. perpetrated in the county Of westmorsl
sop ssssh sne oa /: nov
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person III 1o
shall arrest the said Fugitive and deliver him into
eli officers OF tbs Commonwealth. civil and mil
tary. and request the people generally. TO use their
best exertI:ns 70 procure his arrest, that he may
80, Given under my hand a. Governor, aad up
}Ls.$ der the Less Seal Of the Commonveaith,
At R'0h~0nd' this - s sa} Fl {fsP'yi Is'e
By the Gcveraor:
GxolGE w. MuNFolp,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
sam HUBBARD il low, we'll sss. very black,
With 6ne white teeth stammen little. =
ja4-swtW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

The late WARRINGTON IRvrNo hos Left bs.
hind him a name such as few writer's Id our
own country, or even In England, have achiev-
ed We do not refer to his literary merit
alene. great and unsurpassed a. that was by
any Of his countrymen. As n writer Of pure
and eloquent English ne had no superior any
where, aud 10 England his pre-eminence WINS
~ cordially acknowledged as In the Untfed
StAtes. His pathos was natural aud heart
subduing. aud his wit and humor OF the most
bright and delightful kind. His - History OF
New York." the Sketch Book, and other pro-
ductions, will never be forgotten while any
appreciation Of wit, genius, and beautiful COM
position exist among men. Whist Mr.. L.
WING attained this exalted position among
authors, there are no such drawbacks upon
the admiration Of the public as dim the fine
gold Of the reputation of many Of the great
wits of the mother country. He had none OF
the weaknesses and foibles of GOLDSMITH, the
profiigacy Of BYRON, the heartlessness Of
SrERNE, the coarseness of THAcKERAY. Mr..
IRVING was entleman in the best and highest
sense OF the term. His daily life was as pure
rs his writings, his common sense as sound as
his scholarship his practice as beautiful as
his theory. In all the domestic and social re-
lations he was a model for imitation. The de-
votion to his mothers memory, which led
him even in his old age to visit her grave and
weep there, and which prompted his desire to
be buried by her side; and his remarkable
love and tenderness for little children, espe-
cially in one who bad no wife or child of his
own, are very admirable and touching traits
of his fair character. In delivering his fune-
raj sermon, his clergyman, the Rev. DR..
CREIGHTON, albeit unused to the melting mood,
was so affected that he could scarcely proceed
with his discourse, and the eloquent pause
which he was compelled to make, was broken
by the signs and sobs OF the neighbors and
friends who had assembled to do honor to the
memory of one whom to know was to love-
What a tribu te was this to the man, and what
delightful radiance it sheds over the name Of
the author! What new force and beauty does
such life give to such a genius
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

~ Slave Insurance.
COMPANY.
CAPITAL and Surplus $4,000.
SLAVES INSURED by this Company for one
month or four years. the most favorable terms.
Policies issued and losses promptly settled by
o. F. BRESEE, Agent,
Opposite the American Hotel.
DR.. JAS. B. MCCAw, Examiner. de 26-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-24

NAVY liGLL. For sale rrlya'si. %
y4.s NAVY Hill. north Of Lei h street, h.rh-
Aa4 erected two story brick H. Use. brcs All
CHEN and vacant LOT attached. For fufths's
formation. inquire at the Office of the d spa!es.
in 24-3tN