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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

EDNESpAY. r ED. ~. lsb1.
AtIl A. NJ. Speaker CRUTCHFIELD called the
House to order. Prayer by Rev. J. l.. Bur-
ROWS of the FIRST Baptist Church.
A communication was read from the Senate,
announcing the passage OF certain bills,
which were read the first ana ordered 10 4
second reading.
Bits Report.d-The following bills We're re-
ported, VIZ: Incorporating Oak Grove Divis-
ion. No. H. Sons of Temperance; incorporat-
ing Berkeley Division, No. 81, Sons OF Temper
ance in the town of Hedgesville.
Resolution of Inquiry INTO ErPedrncy.-Ihe
following r--.'inrt'n was offered and adopt
ed, viz OF amending the ith section OF the
act OF lSJj. concerning mining and man nufac-
turing companies. SO as TO enlarge the powers
of the County and Circuit Courts in organiZ-
ing such companies.
I.t,raai I,aprorsnsat tCoD1ponjes.-The Speak
ct appointed Messrs. Tomlin, Hopkins, Ca
perton, Duckwall, Barbour, Hunter, Mcken-
de Rives Miller Of Shenandoah county,
Mckinney. McGehee and Davis, special
committee 10 bring in a bill To make the
States in terest in internal improvement COM
panies more productive, by establishing such
4 rate of charges for travel and freight over
their res pective routes, as shall insure remu-
lucrative rates.
Ofi,r Of BH>ineSS-A resolution was adopted
that AZ each session of this House. during the
day and night, without interfering with the
orders of the day, the Clerk shal! proceed TO
call over The names OF TIE members IN alpha-
beticai order and continue the call during day
and night session and any member present,
when his name is called may call up any one
bill or resolution, which shall be thereupon
finally dis posed of; that no discussion shall
continue longer than thirty minutes. nor shall
any member speak longer than ten minutes at
one time; and the Speaker shall not entertaIn
any motion to suspend any provision Of this
resolution: provided that nothing herein con
tanned shall be construed to interfere with the
cons liberation Of the tax or Appropriation bills.
Bus PaSssd-Authorizing the County Court
Of Hardy county TO take meas ures for the erec-
tion of a Court-House in that county; lncor-
porating the Pittsylvania Railroad Company;
amending chapter 81 of the Code OF Virginia
concerning the terms of the Circuit Court in
the 18th Circuit
The hour Of 3 having arrived, the House ad-
;ourued.
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WOMAN CouRTING.-At the last Chenango
Circuit, held by Judge Baicom, five suits were
first was for slander, in which the plaintiff
obtained verdict for 500; the second was for
assault and battery, in which the plaintiff re-
covered SiuO the third was n note, to which
usnry was SET up, IN Wnicn tne plaintln re-
which the plaintiff had a verdict for $500; the
fifth WAS for slander, but the defendant was
also woman, and the jury could not agree
They stood seven for the piaintih, she being u
girl, aud five for the defendant as she was
married. } 3
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n kpt-.x pud RIudder 4 nsu nIa ;x.tc

hkitHtl md HInddtr ON npIaintS.-The p
s.f and most Important discovery for idney
ete--. .npliints. Urinary distractions, Leucor-
u, WHITES, Sexual Weaknesses, PLY seal
.',,-ui aaf Debility ~ either sex, is HARTS-
hi5c BICHU COMPOUND.
-H rs Ei.a lave been unable Ia walk. have soon
'- eyed l' thls powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
I'D .' Chemist and IL pronounced by medi-
1-E lt those who have used It, to be the best
rAPOl ND IN the world. Large bottles
.nulrs ~ cents, A fresh supply just re-
--t t.StFR& WINSTON, Druggists,
aH-.lM Man street R,chmnnd
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~ Dyspepsia, the NEST ANNOYING and

.' u -'ion known - society. can never
'.e assaults OF BAKERS PREMIUM
'-6H. ot ihey Ia, hold upon the liver, stir al
.- .ssH the tiood strengthen the stomach
e-4'rs juices, and invIgorate the mind
''-ii-.f mat q complete revolution rs effect
- ,-'re inner man. and all impurities are
Ngeed. Those who suffer should use
.''r.. aud get relief.
t- l ni Druggists IN the city of Richmond
.'e 80 NiTgiula. Orders prompt, filled
'~-s. -E J., BAKER, proprietor. Richmoi d.
ia 23-ts
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-. RittcrS - This teletfated
pI ANETT'S RITTERS


.-.fr rf the above compla nts at this season
|".f ol bflnglns out S Aost at pTote Ssedit
. -- t.si and willie some lew luay TIE good.
ID, sriess and some even daneerous. To
appointment. The best course tn pursue
-..-. YOUR family phsslcinn. or otherwise
.4 u remedies IS long public experience
."f - he safe ard cicaclobs Ui ths lass
RS CONPOJND SYRUP OF GUN
OHstnslly the favorite prescription OF
.t~t yhtsIclan. il soon became a popular
4,cipe. and without Advertising. has
I'D 90 eaJos growing reputation for the
..r.s Years. In sll recent cases Il acts like
-.. ana IN chronic eases. Bronchitis. Hoop
Group. Asthma. sc. u rs used with
cd success. as most families will testify.
. . shrT t Winston. Meade & Baker. A
No.. Sc AZ Is cents per bottle. and IN an ele-
t.risaut License form l2:a and 25 cents
freplted BY J. BALMER, Pharmaceu>
more Nd. fe 4-3m-
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: >ieam Engine for Naie.-A splendid
NtNilCt LAR ENGINE entirely new. Is
'''e 'erl cheap. 1t Is horse power, and
- '-' 70 an. part oi a buiiding. being separate
'-ier .lis small. and Will only occupy
'tf ' So ittt. lHS eHslne was built by q
t UHif during leisure hours, and great
- zen tshen with every part OF 1t. The
70 'es 'ec7Gse he has no use for II.
-''oer PARTICULARS will be furnished bv ad-
' 3 T "a APPLICATION IA Nr. {. "A. WY Nm f.,
-t bHnA Frinier. corner Main and I,th SITS,
- ne e1.ae las been placed for exhibition
"r te I'd X cWts
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Hastings Judge, rs provided for in the bill
now before the Legis aturp, will facilitate
criminal trials, and relieve the Circuit Court
Judge of vast deal of the heavy labor now
imposed upon him. Speedy trials when all
the facts are fresh in the memory Of the wit.
pesees, and when the Common wealth ard the
defendants can be fairly represen ted, will en-
sure prompt justice. and relieve accused par
ties Of much Of the confinement they now have
to undergo in awaiting their trials
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FILLED THE BILL, BUT NOT THE MEASURE
brass plates from Richmond for fas tening their
belts. The order was explicit 10 have them
just like those used by the Richmond Volun-
teers." Well, they received them, aud what
was their astOnishment 10 find that each plate
was engraved ''lst Regiment Virginia VoIun-
teers," just "iikS the Richmond Volunteers"
The Richmond companies belong to the let Re-
giment but the Danytile companies don't.
Hence the plates will be worthless. - Daa astiIe
Vs. Appeal.
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Transfers and owners Of vehicles generally
reminded that they have now had one
month To procure their iicenses-that there
are not less than four hundred Of them who
have failed, up to this time to call on the
Chamberlain and comply with the ordinances.
aud that from this time henceforth the w hole
police force will be after them with sharp
sticks for neglect of duty. When reported 10
the Mayor il will then be too late to say, you
Intended 10 get your license. The fine will
have TO be paid.
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A DHBrT.-The Cincinnati Times Of Friday
says: "To-righf, Marie Irving. who, We be-
liaye. is n n iace of Washington Irving. and the
daughter of n prominent eastern clergyman,
will make her first appearance on any boards,
AT the National. We trust this young lady
Will be well received by the lovers Of the
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1hvo's Va eioass, now being built near The
North abu OF Mavo's bridge ard within
n stones throw of the Richmond and DanvilIe
Railroad depot. will be completed in the
course of a few months. anu Will he by far The
largest warehouse in the city Of Richmond
It's proximity 10 the depot will ensure it tine
greater portion. if not all the tobacco, that
comes from the South Side aud the fact that
twill b. most convenient TO ship from, will
give ii a popularity with those merchants who
buy for the European markets.
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y Hs.r tutiing-TO THE ClTlZENSAND
: ''tks VISITING THE CITY.--If you
- t.ti l"ur Hair cat in the latest and most
n '''f would advise sou tn call on HOB
.hs mart Cutting, shaving, Shampooing
.- F ls f"oIns, under the American Hotel.
=, -'l litu street
leH'"nen also can get their whskers
.s.1ahe chauEed from red. light, or grey, to
'ff-i''n' lckor brown color.
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THE SALES OF BOoKs.-The n. Y correspon-
dent of the Boston Post gives some statistics of
literary success, among which are the follow
ing: "Of Fanny Forres ter's AlderbrOok abou I
5uHN copies have been sold. and of her Life of
Ann II. Jndson, some 5000 copies have had
circulation. Eliza A. Dupuy, a Southern au-
thoress, has gained her share of Southern liter
ary laurels by her novel, The Conspirator. of
which over q, 900 copies have been distrlbu ted
The collected Tales of Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz
have sold to the extent of at least 100000 vol
umes. From the immense circulation of his
various mathematical works, Professor
Charles Davies is said to have cleared more
'han S50,oDo The versifed (and diversified
wit of John q. SAKE has, iE very few years
reached a book circulation of 10000 volumes
not TO mention the millions who have iisiered,
laughingiy, 10 the poets always popular lec-
tnres. The legal works of the late Chief JUS
tice Story must have produced pecuniary re-
suits ofa most satisfactory character, not far
from $250,0oO having been paid copyright
to that distinguished jurist and his heirs''
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DEAD LoCK.-Fur the last hve weeks the
Directors Of the branch OF The Farmers Bank
Of Virginia, located in Lynchbure. have been
dead locked. not being able TO elect P,ss'dssf.
Every Wednesday, that being discount day.
they ballot, but each side remains firm, and no
election is made,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

The Bvet!ey Opera Troupe These excellent
performers have created decided sensation
among the lovers Of fun ad music In our
community The hall of Mechanics Institute
was again denselv crowded last night, and
with a most fashionable audience--such an
audience AS has seldom here etOfore honored the
Ethiopian business with its presence or ap.
planse. The burlesque on "Ii Trovatore,"
Tuesday night was lauRhable in the extreme
and the music was we'll done The anvil
chorus was finely done. and the "NIiserere'
very we'll sung. The duel. in which Count
di Luna meets an awful death by chain
shot, and other incidents, were supremely lu-
dicr"us Tonight the burlesque Is upon the
opera Of Norma
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TOBY BYOvsRHAuLxD.--Thest he steamship James
town. Of the New York aud virginta Steam.
ship Gomrany's Lime, this morning steamed
round u the Atsrgnu lfon Works, foot ef ,stta
street T. II fer fhe purpose Of having her
maeiiisery thoroughly oveThauied.-N. ! Es.-
JJgss. Taftdag
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

'"U' OF Nrt, and Portraits worth Sc
j.. ..- h'fring, are the PHO fOGRAPHS oi
'A b! 'rd water cO.ors, executed at the
3, " ard Fine Art tallery of u. W. Mn
-. '--i' street Small Daguerreoty pes and
IA. 'e' '"ii' and enlarged IN life size. If de
e"if' IA uil colurs, water coiors, or
pa. rtf1t"u. Also. ANBR0TfpfS an
~" tilS executed IN the hig hest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

Six autograph letters Of Sir
Walter Scott 10 Terry, the actor. were sold in
London at auction, recently, at the sale of the
library of the late Charles Richardson, the
author of the dictionary. They were knock
ed down nj 80 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

Poire OPERATIONS, yesterday, were very light,
the Mayor having only two small misdemeAn.
ors to dispose of We have never seen the
city more quiet and orderly than AT present,
and bnt for ordinance violations the police
would have nothing to do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

DEArH-Malor SanforS Chancellor. Presi.
dent of the Valley Plank Road, died in Spot
sylvania county, Va, on Saturday last. At
the funeral. Sunday, the horses Of a vehicle In
the procession ran OF, and Jas, II. Bradford,
OF Fredericksburg was badly injured by leap.
ing out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

THE GREAT EAsrERN-The investigating
committee appointed by the proprietors of the
great ship 70 inquire in to the state of hat en-
terprise, reported at recent meeting held in
London, recommending that the directors
should be authorized to borrow a sum not TO
exceed Sa5U,O0O, in order to equip the ship for
sea without further loss of time. The Great
Eastern now requires an estimated outlay Of
not more than &l56OOO to send her on a voyage
to America. equipped in accordance with the
REQ uirements Is OF the Board Of Trade. Her cost
to the proprietors will then be about 81, 500. :
600. or something less than SIS per ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

0eorse,own. KY. hung himsslf last week b..
cause a young lady did no. reeiprocAae hts a.
teclions. @i 4st ..ezs.es 81 s
A mammoth sik was killed In Fond dp Lac
over I've feel. Asd haA sa1 pseaes.
! TheTsxas legislature sdisssnsd oa sh~ tash
inssseh wishoas action On tas ssssA Caroline
Coi. fcrhrs. Of the lIarper's Ferry ssli.el,
sures" notorietv. quilted New York Tor Lver,
pool IN the early part Of November hast
II you want 70 havea maA for your friend,
never get the IN viii Of hts wtte,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

TIE CITY IF Richnond-one of the Philadel.
phia line of steamers-has been hauled up on
the ways of the Richmond Company al Rock
etts, and thoroughly overhau,ed aud repaired.
Her shaft which was broken in her u, trim
has been welded in the most su stantia! man
uer, by Msssrs. Flaherry & Walsh, of Rock.
etts, and after undergoing the careful exami.
nation of the Philadelphia lns pee or, has been
pronounced to be- rs good rs lew and Will be
put in the vessel before she Is launched this
morning
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i,r,ou Insured Tho greatest aGvan.

=. r. p. usual offered the plbic with regard to
= STRANGE, white persons and slaves
FIRE iNSj RANCE upon sr.ry feScrtpiioH
.-.....1. 1--WE or country. ~ the af1 t>tdb
,FNfRaL INSC RANCE OFFICE Pearl
, g.us e iohn y. Gordon and next Ia r. ID.
. VS. ..aianles represented, and aH ioSSss
Dag F'f ,A
..Yf..Ai..y. Z. Il. BRiCktN.
...-,H General insurance Agent.
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Superior Extracts, for favor

"t"iGRIS. PIES. BLANC NANCE. ICE
~ 5VLIlrS, SAUCES. &c., &c. tpre-
.-am Fl.ts cf tie best quality. and hi@ hl,
..,...tnr ID Cdhiectouers Hotel Keepers
., IS 70 pecfiuliy invited 10 the above
-t-rsffs They have all the freshness and
ts d.lir1re frn.'S f.nm which they are
~s'l. a' .s Is, Jas = ijrvAL. .4TTs FISHER
,IuN eud y. J.. WAXING, and at retail
.s. .eLerHiif !e 25-3m-
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EMIGRATION TO TExAs.-The Houston Tele-
graph of the 27th ultimo Gays the influx Of
settlers into Texas 10 stiil very large. Every
boat from New Orleans is crowded, and 1t il
estimated that not lees than twelve to eighteen
hundred persons arrive in the State every
week by way Of the Gulf. Within the week
previous. fully five hundred slaves were
brOusht in
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bill at the Theatre tonight i,

Theatrt.--The bill at the Theatre tonight is
a capital one. aud Mrs. Julia Dean Hayn~ is
to appear in one of her mos captivating char.
acters. Her high repu tation as an actress and
lady, her handsome form, melcdiOns voice,
fine conception aud admirable reading, added
enioyed here sIme wears since ought !" ensnra "u
her a large and apprpciative audience. The
hest talent of the company 10 10 be brought
out to- night, and play -goer- may therefore an
tiCipate an intellectual treat Of a yery,high
order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

JtH"rSon Wand School, HonSs.-With the ex-
cep'lOn OF the little wooden shantv in Sd
street. at its intersecti ton with Franklin there
is no public school-house i'm Jefferson A
Ward or District school is taught in Rockets,
East OF the creek, by the Misses Parr, and
those young ladies are sad TO be effeciins
great good in the way of ed ducating the child
rem of that section of the city; bur, bet ween
l6'h street and Rockets, with the exception of
the sd street building, there is no school
room for The education of the hundreds of in
digpnt ch hildr"n now running wild in JefIer.
son Ward. We know II costs money to put
up buildings and carry on schools but is moi,
the city benefited by every dollar she spends
in educa'ien, and ought she not to furnish
good school houses and good teachers for the
benefit of those children Every taxpayer
will answer these quest stiOns in the affirmative,
and all good citizens would rather pay Il sepa-
rate school-:ax than to see the poor unedu.
Gated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

VICE CoNsuLs RRCOaNIzED.-J ID Sybrandt
has been recognized by the President As Vice
Consul Of Sweden and Norway at New Or
leans; Robert Barth AS Vice Consul of tho
Grand Duchy of Mecklen burg Lusrin. at St.
Louis, for the States Of Missouri. Iowa aud
Illinois.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

A LARGE FANILv-Mr. Stephen Gardner,
who died at bingham, Mass, recently, has
left family consisting of thirteen children,
fifty- grand children aud forty nine great
grand children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

LONDON TO BE TiNNELLED FOR RAILROAD
Notwithstanding mere magnificent
than the HOIsie tunnel fer Philadelphia. is
about to be accomplished in London. The
long. talked of tunnel under the city, 10 get r.d
of the surface arrangements in a crowded city,
.s being commenced. Shafts are belngsunk at
several places along the line Of the proposed
railway one having been opened on an unoc-
cupied piece of land at Kings Cross. near the
railway station, and another near Euston
Square. When sufficient depth has been
reached, the excavators will commence tun.
nelling in the direction of the London and
Northwestern Railway station, with which n
junction will be effected at a short distance
from the present terminus.
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TIE BosrON SAMSON On Friday, DIR. Geo.
h. Winship. the lecturer on ply steal culture
of Boston, lifted with his hands, 1886 pounds,
and is quite sanguiDe that within twenty days
he will be able 10 raise with ease 200 pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

Narroc EseHps.-Yesterday afternoon, n lit.
tie b. v, only four years DID, son of Mrs Gath
crime Carroll, whilst ut play with another lad,
accidentally fell into the basin, but was soon
after rescued by persons in the neighb~ rhood
who saw the accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

CHARMING DOCToR.--Hr. Becker. Of Albany,
has been fined three dollars for kissing Mrs.
Roar. He wanted to put her asleep. and when
she refused hs flched a kiss from her, saying
thar he cured his patients by love.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

drre0-Geo. Eiam was arrested at Norfolk,
Va, Monday. charged with having committed
burglary in Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
z. ..,n ~
THE FEMALES

,.>..rvo "a, Tue FEMALES
- nrcxert4alN fetbfs ard sastaifhy.
: -. may not hore for aas change for the
,hcrs "a br'fe- unde rStandn ne Of the
We NAY however, eonxra'ulate the
", ,r the introduction ot remedy " hieh
fL, stHerai and Hss roHs dstfi'fg n
,,,,Tryr6%'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
". cat medicine for The sex.
'e.o,f;ou saws II IS great h.essins 10 theH,
h'" r0ts a 4,seast 10 which they are subject
cxfrScl. written hy a medical man.
T. N.,,,ohors:ed h, ouT ttsi known citizens,
- 's co me effects ~ this FiGctufe on their
't-bfrrs and del cate children; Coss IA,
,sr. UNsVfnsis, Nftra'Alh. Win E"uief
.- r.seases. arc cured ,, y: ,>,
~ RNU Cnil.nREN.-This IINC
70 fsand a great medicine tor all theif
- - .,l -, Pamphlets and see cures,
y ~ gEFI.L, LADD x Co, Richmond =.
-tnKf Ffedcncsst'ut hs all the DrWs-
pstefs.nfg. d. MORTIMER & NO"
{ a r.aro: sRd 10y Druggists and shop
-, e,e1paere. 81 per bottle SIX hotties
I%' ie G-dAewss
pfoae,,', Bittfrs This Celebrated
y 'sec u>f. sucessfuls Tor the last twelve
secs Of indlgestloi, Flaiuiency. Gen
?, Nervousness. Sen SicsRess &c. kc.
s,is q healfhs action throug hout the
-s.-e,e the appetite, eauaslzc the cifcula-
- .ope ard energy to the system, and
eauer oi resistance 70. disease rarely Oh
PLAINTIFFS BITTERs
sr Vescf he. and sdspted 10 ali ages ard
-. are for sale by FISHER 4 WIN
AL %, 'iroceTs and nrr exists generally.
y. ~ Pc ri street '. !.
IT, FISHER n WINSTON, Druggists,
s. No l25 MHin ST.. Richmond.
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SAD OCCURRRNCE.-Two little boys, sons Of
the Rev. J. s. Wise, Methodist preacher sta.
toned in Lithopolis, Ohio. were playing In a
room apart from the rest of the family on Sat-
nrday, when the eldest seized his fathers shot
gun, which was standing in the corner heavily
loaded, and drawing il upon his little brother
ordered him 10 surrender or he would snOOt
The little one persisted in whatever he was
doing, whereupon the other pulled the trigger,
lodging the entire load in his broiher's head
and body, killing him Instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

Hom> 1faMmfaetoyies.-It is q little singular
that even at this excjting time, when Southern
rights and Southern wrongs furuish themes
for SO many patriotic speeches and rssolves.
that our own candle and soap makers are al.
most driven from the market for want OF
trade, whilst Northern articles OF a similar
character find quick and constant saies Ifas
good candles and soap can be made here al
elsew here, is il not the duty Of our people 10
buy at home, and thus encourage our own
manufa cturers? N ~
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: y "Se Trial will in>ur. IN. u.. os Sem.
~. FALilBLE BAKING pOWDER in an,
% 5,.e,,E, ,EoIe'll used. For sale by Druggists
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Ihs Se"men's Befhsi--This erest asd impnft.
~a.s is moving on, but not win that
40: .:or anat he interest demands. We cannot
,nank that Richmond will suffer tffs work %
mt. OF even drng. especially since the Society
.stDI.s tne large attensiance ef seNman, AAd
we success OF the Sunday School. Very lsw,
~. NJ InIormen r"su.. to snb.crihe, hut put
the Chapiain on fr"m tine IN time otfl he Il
almost discour"ged fr"m caI,i, ON fhem. asA
,neee. 100. among our wealthiset citix MS
Abons thre~ or four large Commercial Nrms Of
the citv have refnsed to give cent nrsirs ,he
old plea, that they are csileh IN so frrt, sn,Iv
and for so many interests We have uo ssomht
that all who have subscribed could urr~ the
same plea, il they wished to he excu.ed from
giving
The drawings have beer executed Nv q p
". Smith, architect. and in a few days htds
for the building will he received. The design
il novel, but very appropriate. and will be a
beautiful memenfo Of the liberality Of those
who have snbscribed 10 its erection.
The subscribers are reminded that the In.
stalnents due are needed immediatef and
can he handed the Chaplain, Rev. F. ]. B 'Res.
or Mr. William F. Taylor, Treasurer Of the
Society. -sa el --s.-. at1a ~ Fl.