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DATTON, ssIKTH d PUTNAM.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAyTEE STREET
@. Agents for the Sale ~
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,

y
Have NOW Oh hand rd Ire constantly receiving cois.
sion dec; from the Manufacturers the Largest and Iinest
assortment Of &s #eqa sHHs4ga3
Manufactured Tobacco.
az every variety they have ever offered and olcit
the attention of R0EEES and DEALERS to their stock before
purchasing. -
Thee ase ths SOLE AGENTS for BURTON & MAYS Gross
and ezra pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE. So and l0s BucK
FfNNEY B and is and RENTS 0sbesides varioal other
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS II lbs, and o'hers LEpSo-
r nps which took the Premium at the State Fair at Pc
Va November 1885, Y z. p. JONES' pounds and
ra which have taken the Premium in North Carolina SIX
years succession knd perhaps the finest Tobacco the
wohdi
wII.EdAasoNs TWIST, tdrst pckings2 KATE HLIzA
.ns intended for connoseus only and In fact ev4Ey de-
seriphon of Tobacco generally used
Ws also haye the POWHATTAE PIPES, which receive
d,rset os commission dit 6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

FIREMEN's CHARITABLE Assoo1ArIoN.-A special
meeting of the Board of Directors of the Firemens
Charitable Association will be held in Lodge Room
No. 4, Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday evening next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. 2.-The members
of Mississippi No. 2 are notified through our col
umns to attend the regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening next.
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THE BuSyAN TABLEAux.-The proceeds of the
exhibition of this splendid series of panoramic
illustrations of the Pilgrims Progress tonight, are
to be generously donated to the Relief Fund of the
Young Mems Christian Association. The public
should turn out strongly, as they do, indeed every
night; and if the proceeds only amount to what
they usually do, the Association will be richly
benefited.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

THE VARIETIES" The Flowers of the Forest -
and "My Wife's Dentist y will be repeated to-
night, with dance by the Misses Gale in the in
terude.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

THE NEW ORLEANS AND METROPOLITAN Minis
TRELs.-The New Orleans and Metropolitan bur-
lesque opera troupe and brass band announce four
Ethiopian entertainments for next week. to take
place on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, and also u Wednesday noon performance
for families.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

A VETERAN SKATER.-President Lord of Dart
mouth College, though seventy-fye years old, is q
very agile skater, and takes great delight in the
nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

THE sr. GHARLEs.-The pantomime of e Goden-
ski; or the Skaters of Wila," and the ballet of
!" The Viyandiere,' will be performed tonight.
Mile Zanfretti and others will evolute on the tight
rope.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

D. E. MoRpnY, auetioneer, sells this day at IL
o'clock at II Magahe street. fine assortment of shoes Sec
auction advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No. 20-The officers
and members of the above company are notified to
attend a special meeting, to be held on Sunday
morning next.
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THE AMrnITHEATER. - The fairy spectacle of
"Cherry and Fair STAR will be repeated tonight
and q The Wandering Minstreln will be performed.
Dances and songs will be given.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

TUESDAYS SroRM.-The severe storm of wind
and rain which passed over this city on Tuesday
was felt pretty sharply in Mobile, but no consider
able damage was done.
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CATALOGUE SALE or Day Goons. = Messrs.
Bachs Ieaunont viii sell to-day, sssers a. Mers
s'nzenegger Esrnad's q charres street. extensive as
sorisaent of marketable dry goods four SIX aa Sht oth
credit. We refer the traae to Al aivestisen,ens
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

RIsE IN THE PRICE OF CALIFORNIA T1cKErs. =.
y il stated in the New York papers Of the 18th that
hereafter firstcass passage is to be $780, instead
Of $50 from that city to San Francisco, result Of
combination of steamship owners.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

EDucAr1oNAL.-A young lady, resident in this
city, wishes obtain situation visiting goyerness to teach
English. See advertisement.
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nrREcT INFORMATION
or
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN
CUTLERY, GUNS AND RANeT GOODS
Il. II. STEVENS s. co.,
importers and Jobbers off,
CUTLERY. GUNS,
FANCY GOODS, fgs
gIoIINs AND VIOLIN STRINGS.
CoMRa, BRUSHES, BUTTONS
NEEDLES, PINS. SOAPS, PERFUMERY.
rArEg, STATIONERY,
BLAME BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND PLAYING CAEps
Nos. 55, 81 and SO Common street,
torrostrs HOTEL,
New Orleans.
u. n sFkyESs.. sayMoU
Received by arrivlsan England France Germany
large stock Of
Wade & Butchers INTERNAL RAZOR sTEEI. POCKET
orILERY and kAH0Ks.
Roggrs & sots' SILVER STEEL RAzoRs.
wodenholn's II 4. ~. Sgu. ~
". & $. Butchers TABLE CUTLERY.
Ele9 touhle hher-fEodt tEkCussloN 1SeFH.
esses Metal LINED s@
GeIiaHe French &. n.
ssoGD French GUN wADs--best article tmpor.ed-Nts
II 10 II.
Is eases YfoLfSs, FLuTINAs and ACCoRDEONS
knslisi, Flench and It-iiAn VIOLIN STRINGS.
AAiso, large assortment Of
rRRfuMERY. ...s5-.
BRUSHES and
Agents 70, coHEE's Celebrated
Playing Cards. =
800 gross IN store, consstinE off,
STEAMBOATS,, F.
HIGHLANDERs,
DEBATES AND EAGLES
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HEADS,
Every variety Of backs
30 bales COTTON TWINE
Al.o a large assortment of LINEN TwINE
PRINTING WRITING and WRAPPING PAPER Of
every description.
PAPER BAGS for Grosers, Druggists and Ccnfeconets
various sites. $8H
blank BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL BooKs.
p-our scck win found Of the most complete inex
and y,e in the United States IS offered to the tade
the favorable tarms.
teil I'm +. r. STEVENS CV
OuIsIASA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY, @5M
IG5.........C Canal Strcct..............167 .167
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

MACHINERY. Messrs. D. G. Lowher b Co. IS
canp street advertise fos sale shan rass hangers plsw
blocks. etc.
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p ---><~Os->~--
FURTHER By THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
THE WRECKED STEAMSHIP HUNGARIAN.
& --------s~ ~~--
Particulars Of the Accident Still Unknown.
------t------t >---------
EEeAIIIsG OF FRENCH SOLDIERS TO SERVICE
GOODNESS HETvTEEN FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
CHINESE foRTIFFING pRKlN AND THE pRIHo.
French Troops in Italy Received Marching Orders,
PIEDMONT OPPOSES THE ANSExAr1oa or savoy.
Englnnd's PROPOSALS Rejected by Austria.
DoHEsrIc 4SD COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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The ORLEANs.-To-morrow evening, De Flotow IS
"Marthan and an one act vaudeville will be per-
formed.
After the performance, the sixth grand dress and
mask ball will come off.
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NgoLAssEs. s. ,tIoLAssEs. .MoLAssEs.
sUGAR-HousE MoIAssEs and GOLDEN sYRUF from
the ope Reueries equal to in the soH
for sale IN barrels halves kegs in quantities to suit
oilAseEs Terms liberal. ..,
gsl 2plt-sm No Ss Poydras street
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "a, 1860

TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Englnnd,s Proposals Rejected by Austria
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THE WRECKED STEAMSHIP HUNGARIAN.
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tBI THE "a srrosAr Asp asrMo.s lisrs.l
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PIEDMONT OPPOSES THE ANsrxArro. or SAVOY
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French Troops in Italy Received Marching Orders
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CHINESE foRTlFYI pEKls AND THE PRIHo.
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DoHEsrTc 4SD coHAERcrdx Iyrgr1yGyYcg
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Arrival of the Steamship caha.yba.


The United States mail steamship Cahawba, j.
W. Smith. commander, reached her wharf yester
day afternoon at o'clock. She was detained at
the mouth of the river during the night by heavy
fog.
She left New York at noon on the 18th, and ar
rived off Havana on the night of the 10TH and left
there again ut noon on the 10th.
As has been the case for some time past there is
nothing of interest to report from the capital of
Cuha. The population of the city were almost en-
tirely taken up with the amusements incidental to
the carnival season. On Sunday, the 10th, notwth-
standing the dampness of the weather the turn out
the Paseo was numerous and brilliant, affording
much amusement to large number of visitors from
the United States.
The Cahawba has on board valuable cargo of
spring goods.
She brings the following passengers, viz:
From Ns.c YertI Value Value, 6 Wadsworh. Hooper, R.
@ hdn Miss s GSRas I
%be,ea Tayleg s s,G fsanar d n Tehuns 8 RI smith,
le Hasaeqp @ RSs and laa Mrs. rensyo children
s nd BdsS sde n ay and shd Stone
lady, T. I; Moore, Mis-, < Nichoil Miss j Yergsr Miss l.
Mss It t. Goodios H. bayenpor and lady j. Key Mrs n
Z Merrill L M " Conner and dy MIS- Ms 4 \
Miss Whi@a =. = fsan D%ss!%sge, " 4 baa Il
M j H. 1aile, Y n Moran, Coy 4. Maison lady and child
rcn, Miss NJ. Stafford, f. o. Homsll
BALL OF WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No. 2O.-On
Monday evening, March 9th, Washington Fire Com
pany No. 20 will give grand fancy dress and
mask ball at Odd Fellows Hall. The list of man
ayers comprises names which ensure its being a
well conducted and successful event.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-24

FURTHER BY TIE STEAMSHIP EUROPA
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Particulars of the Accident still Unknown.
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wroxn4rs a cFAJJSs GRoeERS AND DEALERS
" WasseTn Producs Eos Ia New Levee and Tchonpl.
tealas streets pHoiya3W
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RECALLING OF FRENCH SOLDIERS TO SERVICE.
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GOODNESS HHrwEEa FRANCE AND RUSSIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

TERRIFIC Blow Ur- miraculous Escaps.-
The careless practice of some honsekeepers in
slowing away powder TASKS cannot be tou
strongly reprehended. The following case in
point, which should be read warning Oc.
Cured at the residence of Mrs l.. A. Cole
near Memphis, Tenn, on New Years morn
ing:
In q room occupied by five gentlemen was 4
large, oid-fashioned fire, which ignited The
lamb and the flames Were conducted 70 the
mantle. Upon the mantle were two TASKS and
canister filled with powder TO the amoun'
of one and half pounds In all. The flames
coming in con tact with these caused the pow
der to explode with terrific force and noise
like a cannon. which aroused the sleeping III :
mates. The flames We're subduet, when il was
asceriaiued that no one was injured. The es-
cape was almost miraculous. Fragments oi
the tasks and canister were discovered in all
imaginary shapes, strewn throughout the low
er story Of the house, and some pieces wer,
found enbeddrd in the ceiling and walls A
frame was ali that WAS left OF one door; anoth-
er was shivered; every pane OF glass but one
OF four windows was shattered; and Il piece
of timber used as silI sixteen feet long, was
forced from its position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

Lsctnrs on Russian LIFE, Tita UlRstra.;oms--
u Mechanics Institute, to-nieht, viii be
given, ior the baneiit of the poor of the city,
an illustrated lecture on Russian life, by VI.
DeBeerski. BESIDES the prof, of thus, rs it
were, gazing into the every day life Of Il dis
ttnt nation, the consideration of charity
should add another inducement fer the pub
lac III turn oUt generously, 10 attend TINS eG-
ter;aIument. There " III be numi ier of songs
sung in costume, by NJ me DeBeerski, the wife
Of the lecturer. and We shall thus see the lighter
aEd more pleasing traits OF this people as
wei. as hear an instructive discourse ON their
life habits and government. Five characters
in Russian life Will be illustrated, by costume
Sud songs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

Firs-Grns.-The Military Convention ad-
lourned yesterday morning to witness 4 trial
OF the celebrated Sharp's inusket and rifle
believed by many 10 be The mos formdabIe
infantry weapon ever used in this country
Mr. Peniieid. the agent for these ceiebra ted
guns, is here, and is anxious TO make a con-
tract with the State 70 arm the militia " IN
these formidable weapons. Some valuable i'm
proyements have been made 10 the gun since
We first saw it, aud from appearances it is al
most perfect. The military men who saw it
tried yesterday were Mighty pleased with its
simplicity and accuracy Of aim, as well AZ
with the great rap,dity with which it can be
loaded and fired. Many OF the United States
troops are already armed with il, and other
contracts are expected from the Secretary OF
War. II the right 10 manufacture il in Viz.
gina could he obtained, il would receive far
more favor; but wherever made. we would
rather see II IN the hands oto our militia Than IN
those Of their enemies.
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:, tue Grca, Virginia aemedy. and no
~ Great 3arsuins-

~ Great Bargains
FOR CASH. At
PERKINS X co.'s,
No. Ia. EAGLE SQUARE.
- srowa SHIFTING, Heavy, a.6d.
- 5.eicLsd attd.
su.-r a: ID cents
Iie bes'4l a. eVer.sold here at l2i1.cts
lsI. 4, tCg,'dF FRiNTS. y, o., cents
4c-t En-lssu and tmprcan PRINTS, ~ II cents
y D. FALtNflA$ ard DELAIN rs, at l21a cts.
RcA r4ns DELAINE rs. NJ o21a cts, worth 81. cts
DRESS : LhS reT> cheap
e ter, klrh SILK ROBES, at S35. worth SIS
ElD CLOVES, "a GOOD - Alex sndcr's. nt 75 cts.
5es, IL ! = cached SHEETlNGS. - p cts.
PERKINS & CO.,
e. l9-ts No. i'll Ea- ie SyiilTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

A LOvE-SICK GHOsT.-A servant girl who
had been for long time with highly respect
able family on Morgan street, St. Louis, left
the house of her mistress, recently, stating
that for several nights she had been visited by
tail, ieartul-iooking spectre, dressed in Il
long white robe. She got UP one night and
tried To strike him, but he vanished out OF
sight. Once or twice the ghost was impuden III
enough to GENE aud sit on the side of the poor
girls bed Her mistress tried to persuade her
that her Tears were grOundiess, but she went
away, declaring that she would not live in "A
HOuse with ghoSIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

WOMAN FROZEN TO DEATH.-During the in =
tense cold weather on Thursday night, Mrs
Isabella Craig, OF Colchester, N. ", became
bewildered in the woods, and was frozen to
death. The Macomb Eagle says
Itwould seem that after starting home she
had accomplished the greater part of the dis
tance, aud that she became beWldered and
Incapable of rightly directing her steps. In
this condition she walked round ana round Il
small circle, not more than thirty feet in di-
ameter. Her path was distinctly marked in
the snow. At several places there We're indi-
cations OF her having fallen, and thence strug-
siei or crawled before regaining her feet
round, while the wind Knocked her frantic
calls, and the driven snow blinded her eyes
and the intense cold fast chilled and CONCEAL
ed the current of lite. Where she lay down
10 sleep, AS she doubtless thought but IN real
ity 10 sleep the sleep that knows no waking,
there were signs of her having suffered 4
par ticie of pain. Her clothes were properly
about her. her hands partially folded, and the
snow undisturbed. Mrs. Craig was born iu
Scotland, and was almost C6 years of age. She
was 4 RENAL arkab!y stout and healthy woman
We were told that she once carried 4 stove on
her head from Macsmb to Colchester, Il dis
tance of six miles That she had carried at one
load eleven bushels OF bran from Tenues see
to Colchester, four miles and our informant
told us tha, he saw her carry Il quarter OF
beef weighing near 1850 lbs. 50 lbs OF flour
and a basket of groceries, all at one time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

FRaerni Po$tDaned.-A humber of the Ma.
sonic fraternity assembled Yesterday nt their
edge, accompanied with a band of music, for
he purpose OF carry ing the mains Of de-
ceased brother to their last resting place. Just
prev ious to setting ont on their melancholy
rrraBd, word was conveyed To them that their
attendance wsuid have TO be dispensed with,
At least for the time being. The body Of the de-
ceased-a Mr.. Acknowledging been tsken
IA charge by the Coroner. Dr. Peachy, an in-
timation having been received by him that
he deceased might not have Departed this
life in 4 natural WAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

THE PopE--A subscription TO relieve the
uecuniary embarrassment OF the Pope has
been commenced in this country, aud two de-
voted Catholics of Baltimore, Md, have given
the subiusation Of the Popes rev olted States
thas is, the Catholics Of America furnish
money TO buy powder and balls 10 shoot their
Catholic brethren in Italy, because while adj
herring iaithfaily to the Church they prefer to
rn nthrr u singular attitude for Christians to
stand in towards each other.--Eosson paper Of
Jan l.
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tsHart,horme'. turp-AH.

IT CURES All PAIN.
THIS g1uahie preparation is used internally and
externally. II cures
luUIHACHt HEADACHE,
trRAiNS and BR USES CHlI.BLAiNS,
CHOLERA MDRBUS, EARAcHE.
khtj NATlSM, SCALDS aud BURNS,
PAlN il THF: LIMBS, PhIN IN THE SIDES,
falN lnthc STOMACH, PAIN IN the BR EAST
SORE THROAT. FROSTED FEET,
PAIN n THE BACK. PAIN IN the BOWELS.
benz fine TONIC. it ls very beneficial for a
Efa4 stomach or bowels.
Ia bottles Of T. IS and 50 cents Sold By all Drug
s's's n Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk. and
throughout tae state. je l4-l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

AN HEIREss ELorEs WITH HER FooTMAN.
Tile London clubs and fashionable circles have
been severely exercised hy the clopeinent OF
Mrs. J. IL. Gnrney, q married lady of the ton,
with her footman. a letter to the Manche-- =
ter Guardian, says:
The lady in question was the daughter CT
the lac Richard Gurney, by whom She had "a
furtuEe OF nearly A25uoo q year, absolutely
secured 10 herself. she was considered the
richest married women in England. All this
tnTtune 5ne Is now Iree u dispose of she
hkesiu enrichiDe. ii she Choses the iurtuua It
hunkey whom she mas chose Tor the par tuer Ci
her flight. Her injured husband has airtad y
taken ,he first steps for Obtaining q divorce
bur such Is the pressure OF divorce business
before Mr- Justice CreSS%elIs Court. that his
soicitrr has beeii informed IL am tOld,l thai
II mon tbs are likely to eiapSe before the case
can be brought 10 issue. MeaE w nile th- a Hal
fs great blow TO the large and respec tablt
Gurney conneciion.-So we'll and WIuelt
KNOWN for its philan thropic activity, as vel
aS It's wealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

-Fe'gatssrs.--Yesterday, Smiths rmory Rand,
sa well and favorable known In Vuginia aud
eisewh here, kindly volunteered their ser, ices,
aud furnished tue music, gratuitously. at the
entertainment given TO the militia officers oil
the State at Mechanics lastitule Hail. This
band was never more perfect in its erganixa-
tion than nt present, aud we are sure they ney-
er play ed more sweet than on yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

- - Leet ethes, Leeches!. Leeches... II
iatsh >" kbIsH l.kECHEs, the very best. and
60, sAe hch vii. be applied upon the most rea-
,sillc.- e. VI PIPING and LEECHiNG promptly at
y Aigd @ u can be found nj all hours o, the day n
ea. uI.htR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer-
AZ th "'t 'entfanee on lith s'reet,l ana st night
@ It's X. c. HoBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

Rapid dFosti.--We were shown. Yesterday
a native Hampshire hog, two years old, raisee
from air Pey ton Johnston's imported stock
which, when alive, weighed la5 pounds ant
dressed $40 pounds. This heg was penurd e
fAiten IN August last, and ia iH days in
creased in weight aUo pounds. The breed i.
SAID TO mature at an early age, is easily kept
ana eohs,aer'd BY farmers 10 be admirabl,
suited to Virginia rearing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

A GENERAL CHRISTMAS GIrr.-On Ckrist.
nias Eve, The ST. Georges Society Of Toronto
distributed 1855 pounds of eaiables to the
deserving poor OF the ciiy In addition, twelve
cords OF wood andA large quantity OF Grocs.
ries were dis stributed. The number Of persons
relieved was one thousand four hundred and
thirty-six, al an expense oil four hundred aud
thiv!y-Eve dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

Mayors Court.-The cases legifimately be.
fore The Mayor. yesterday, were of but triflin&
importance. Lucy Roberts and two other
coiored individuals. charged with tho abduc.
tion of wearing apparel be ionginR to Mr.. J. w.
Satterwhite, receiv ed punis hment I, and case Of
fighting between two women was dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

HA-hidnry and Biadder Comp q ints.-The
badderCemTl plants, Urinary ObstructIona, Leucor-
fla4 or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, PLY seal
,itttl9n and Debility Of etther sex, Is HAHTS-
h6BAE BCCHU COMPOUND.
Fefs'us who have been unable 10 walk, have soon
.V"1 fe;el eG b. :his powerful CUMPOU Nd. IL Is
y paf*9 ~ Chemist. and rs pronounced by medl-
- men aud those VINO have used II, To be the best
~ - COMPOUND Il IN the world. Large bottles
=. si4tH battles 50 cents. 4 fresh supply Just re-
ce"et y FlSHER6 WINSTON Druggists,
itA-l2n " ain street, Richmond.