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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY ~.
High Water this day Thursday 81 o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Manchester, Nelson, New York, mdze., D.
& w. Currle.
Schr. E. Nickerson, Baxter, Boston, mdze.. D. 4
w. Currie.
Schr. Octavia Ellen, Elliott, Baltimore, suanO,
Bacon Il Baskerville.
Schr. Butterfly, Hubbard Baltimore. guano,
Crenshaw X Co.
Schr. Clara, Smith, James river, lumber, Phil
lips Co.
Schr. Henry Read, Passwater. James river, um-
Der, Phillips K Co.
Miller.
SAILED,
Schr. Rebecca and Harriet, down the river,
light.
Schr. St. Cloud, Gwatney, Smithheld, mdze.
Schr. VIM. Speare, Jones, Baltimore, IN ballast.
NEW York, Feb. 2I.-Cleared, schr. Lynchturg
Harris, Richmond. Arrived, schr Haxali, Win
tiers, Richmond. and C. H. Moller, Allen, Norfolk.
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STAUNTON, Feb. q. 1860.
A EDITORS OF Observation-Disclosures: In the
report of the proceedings of the Democratic Con
ventlOn, contained in your issue of yesterday, YOU
report the resolution of Col Chancellor, approving
the official conduct of the Hon. John Letcher, pre-
sent Executive of Virginia. and inmedlate, fol-
lowing. your repOrte: says:
''Col. Harman-No sir. Vote it down. It's
against Democratic usage. tGreat applause Let
have no innovations. Cheers y
This report does me injustice, and know it is
wholly lnadvertent upon the part of your porter.
approve most heartily the official action OF the
present Executive, and was earnestly in favor of
the adoption OF Col. Chancellor's resolution. The
remarks quoted were made in reference to the
amendment of MI Newman to the resolution of
Mr. skinner, of Augusta upon the subject of repre-
Sentatlon in future Conventions of the Democrat
party.
BY publishing this note. by way Of correction of
your report, you will greatly oblge your friend,
JOHN A. HARTMAN.
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;
Va, gave Leap Year party to the gentlemen
of that section OF the county. Nearly two
hundred persons were present
Garibaldi's wife, Miss Raymond that was,
is hi Vernon, or Gay SPEAKER, and knows a
good horse when she sees the animal we'll
as she knows good man. She Is patriotic,
plump, and pretty, and peculiarly Well stua-
ted.
The venerable Vice Consul of France, for
Norfolk. Va. Pascal Schsano, is now danger
Ously ill from Il carbuncle. He is in his sd
year.
The Kentucky Legislature has passed bill
to elect the day and night police OF Louis lille
by the people.
Lieutenan. Calvin Frederick Thomas, OF the
United States Navy, died of cons umption in
Buffalo, N. u, on Saturday night.
Rev. ID. Willis, pastor of the Presby terrain
Church at Laurensville, has accepted a call to
a church in Macon, Ga.
Her Majesty has conferred an Earldom on
Lord Ward. who will henceforth bear the
title of Earl of Dudley.
Two boys ten or twelve years of age, We're
picked up in the streets of Utica last Saturday
in a beastly state of intoXication.
Hon. w. w. Phelps, ex -member of Congress
from Minnesota, has assumed the editorship OF
the Red Wing (Minn.) Sentinel.
The celebrated Madame RestelI, of New
York, is said to own houses and other proper
~ valued at SiOU,tOO.
Lewis q. Osborne, an old merchant of Phil
adelphia, died at Cairo, in Egypt, Oh the oath
ult
Thackeray has set up a coach and coach
man, and a footman
Over $4,000 was spent at places Of amuse-
ment IN savannah Ga, last week.
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10. S. M.-The Supreme Grand Council of
the United States Of America of the Inde-
pendent Order Of Sons OF Malta, at their g rand
Convocation In Washington city, ON the 18th
inst, elected the following gentlemen officers
for the presen year: Supreme Grand Com.
mander- in Chief, Dendy Sherwood. Philadel-
phia, Pennsylvania; Supreme Lieutenant
Grand Commander in Chief, w. II. Passmore,
Memphis, Tennessee; Grand Scribe, Austin
n. Brown, Indianapolis, Indiana; Grand
Chancellor, J. q. Johnston, IT., Louisville,
Kentucky; Grand Cardinal, A. G. w. Carter,
Cincinnati. Ohio; Grand Cashier, A. f. w.
Webb, st. Louis, Missouri; Grand Sentinel.
u. b. Bridgford. Richmond, Virginia; Grand
Master-at.Arms. James NJ. Todd, Wheeling.
Va. The next Grand Convocation of this Or.
der will b held in the city of New York.
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The nailitary Parade.

~. .,,,,arv narndo OF yesterday was much
the nnss, ever beheld here. c00posse aitogeth-
ar Of the volunteers Of this city Yet several
comnantes that are organized were not on pa
r>da. owing to difacultiss that could not be
avoided IN time for the anniversary Of yester-
deS. Among these was the troop Of horse,
under Captain ANDERSON, denominated the
0ovsrnor's Guard, which 10 not yet fully
equipped. The ranks of those mpanies that
pAraded were full-some Of them unusually
%. Bat the most gratifying feature Of the
display was the military bearing and admira'
BILE marching Of the line as it passed down
Main street. Some Of the longest drilled ana
older companies, of course. exhibited their SUI
periority In discipline; but all were worthy
their place In the line; and Richmond-nay,
virGinia-may be proud Of the FIRST REdi'
Mxxr OF VoLUNrHKRs. in the line was OBJ
served the young Guard Of the Metropolis,
fcomposed OF youths revived under the name
of Company J, and commissioned by Gov.
I.rrcHxR. They were not fully equipped,
wearing srey shirts instead Of coats. They
did themselves great credit, and were gene
rally admired. The 4reys were the chief
point of attraction and afforded, by their ex-
ceiisnt address, an example for other compa-
nies to emulate. From the spirit that Is ri:e.
lot them look to their laurels.
While expressing our gratitude at the ap-
pearaaee Of the Regiment, and its fiue martial
bearing, let US not forget to approve most
heartily the new and rigid discipline intro.
duced in the companies for the regulation Of
the morale Of their organization. Soldiers
must be sober, we'll behaved men orderly,
earnest, faithful; always ready and always in
condition promptly to obey orders and per.
form the duties assigned them; and they
should never be guilty of q breach of propri.
ETY., or decency, or an act Of folly, which &C uld
tarnish the good name of a soldier and weaken
the truAt reposed in him as a defender of the
rights and honor Of his country. A soldier
In short, must be q GENTLEMAN The regula.
tions now generally prevailing among the
volunteers are designed to enforce and give
complete practical effect to these principles
Their good influences are already quite per.
ceptible, and the tendency is to still greater
improvement; and We shall yet see the VOL
unteers of Richmond make q more brilliant
appearance and assume q still higher posi- ton
10 command the admiration of their country.
men.
HONOR, THEN, TO THE FIRST REGIMENT
1t deserves well Of the country, and will We,
he its "stay in day and hour o danger"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

No BimiOrd's Hat Store.
81 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND.
MEMBERS OF THE WING CONVENTION,
and the public generally, will find at the above es-
adjustment everything in the Hat and Cap line.
consisting of III the
SPRING STYLES.
YOUNG MEN viii find one OF the best assorted
stocks of
FINE CAPS,
And
FRENCH SOFT HATS,
to be had in the city.
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS,
The subscriber would say that bis stock in a few
days will be complete. consisting of greater varie
ty than usual, and respectfully asks them to look
through his stock. whei her they buy or not.
MILITARY COMPANIES,
Wishing to order CAPS, can samples.
FRANK BINFORD.
80 Main street, Richmond. Va.
fe EFT next door to Dime Hotel
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R Splendid Spring Goods.
WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
SPRING SILK IN piece and 5, 7 and9 FLOUNCED
ROBES
Piece BEREGES and BEREG F. ROBES, new.
DRESS GOODS in great variety.
EMBROIDERY. LACES.
LINENS, CAMBRICS. DA MASKS.
PRIMES GTNGHANS
JACONETS DELAINES.
And many oil nd beautiful Goods.
NOW READY
And recelvIn4 from next steamer, iust selected
with care. WATKINS L FICkLEN.
lie 23-3t
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P0Sous N4etssne - subscribe 70 the D16.
PATCH, other in Norfolk or Portsmoutn.
ga = supplied BY leaving their orders wsta
TnoMAe .. WISE, Periodical and news Assn'
Norfolk
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SHIPPIN0 IN PoRT.-At the latest accounts
from the places. named the following number
Of vessels were in port: New York, IA; Bos.
ton, ia; Baltimore. 60; Wilmington, N. c., IS;
Charleston, 81; Savannah, a.; Mobile, Is; New
ORLEANS. 25a and Galveston. Texas, Is.
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IA PHOTOGRAPHS and MBRoryPRs, Of supe-
rio! quality, can be otansd at all hours Of the day
Stsam Gallery, Main street, near the Dispaseh
office. ut prices ranging from - cents " ga
Large size groups in !lt ranes OF fancy cases. at
reduced prices. F8c,litiss Tor executing $40 pOr-
tsAits daily. 10 i6-ts
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" nv hhC " ehCi ILS Atf
And knowing. dare maintain
ATA EETING OF THE
l. NIQN L. RANK hold -

R 49, At A MEET ING OF THE
UNION SAVINGS BANK. held on
TUESDAY. 2lst Feb'y. 1860, the following resou-
tons were unanimously adopted
l. RsSofrsd, That we sincerely regret the neees
slty of the resignation of our worthy, excellent and
efficient Treasurer, b. X. PULLkN, and we conse mt
receive it only because OF the fact of his intended
removal from the city making it necessary.
ReSOirsd, That in severng this connection
which has existed from the formation of this insti-
tuition, we lose the services of an officer whose
fidelity entities HIM to the highest commentator.
whose capacity for the office he has held for ele
years cannot be surpassed, and that 1t is mainly
his untring energy and devotion the intel SITS of
the Institution that we indebted for our success;
and it is with many regrets that part with him,
not only for his Invaluable services as an officer
but for his gent emanly department rs member,
and shall ever cherish the most fraternaI feeling $
for HIM. and look back with pleasure upon the time
he was associated with us.
3. Hesotred, That we follow him to his new home
IN MEMPHIS. Tenn, with our best wishes for his
prosperity and happiness. and recommend HIM to
the community IN which he is about to cast his lot
AZ a good citizen and Il Christian gentleman, and
trust that the ties there formed may he as sincere
as those that are now severed.
4. RsSofrsd That copy of these resolutions be
furnished to the city papers for pubic ation, and
that they be spread upon the minutes.
d. ). WOODBRIDGE, President.
B. C.. WUERRy SECRETARY 10 Off
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BURNT TO DEATH.-On Wednesday, in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Pickles, with her daugh-
ter aged years, had just risen from saying
their prayers, whenA cambhene lamp accident
ally fell from a able TO the floor; the con-
tents We're scattered over the child, and taking
fire, burnt her so severely AS to cause her death
soon after.
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HA French Flowers.-Jnst received, at n.
T.. BARTON'S, lug Main ST.. assortment Of
FRENCH FLOW ERS and STRAW BONNkTS.
spring styles.
SILK AND GRAPE BONNETS made to order
Spring Fashions received, to 2l-Gt
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- TO THE DELEGATES TO THE

AN>A-1a CON VENTlON.-Each of us have prob
ably read the eloquent and powerful address of the
National Central Executive Committee. and not
ed how concusvey 1t points out the success of the
Coastit.tionaf Union Party, as the only way of
escape from impending National caamities.
You have probably noted, too. its strong and earn
est recommendation that the Conventions of each
State EXPRESS ITS PREFERENCE for two caEdi-
dates. and that out of those thus indicated the
Presidential candidate of cur party is to be select
ed.
This recommendation must appeal powerfully to
us III favor IF Its adoption not only from the in
ylnclbe arguments of the address, but from the
fact that the appeal comes to over the sgua-
lures of such men as CRITrENDEN, RIvEs, Borg
LEI. Ora NC ER, BROOME and twenty seven Others,
among whom we recognize some of the truest and
most distinguished Wings of the land
We must remember that if this appeal be dsre
garded. from an absurd and tmd fear of want of
harmony In Virginia, that IRE decfds to cuf our
SelreS dtOQf from the 0taer Granch Of our pnrty
THROUGHOUT THE UNION!
Opposition men of Virginia, are you pre- pared TO
act atone In lighting our double enemies. or shall
We. by expressing preference, show that we are
prepared to join our brothers of other States IN
hghting oGETHER for the glorious cause of the
CONSTITUTION ANDTHE L MON!
Then, let not the tlmld advice of Interested par
ties sway your better judgments; but act Ike men
- " no know their nights;
And knowing, dare malUtaIn - fe 23-lt+
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DEATHs.-John p. Byrne, for many years
Clerk OF the County Court o Braxton county,
Virginia, died on the I'd inst. DIR. VIM. l..
Maupin, resident physician at Ceredo, in
Wayne county, Virginia, died suddenly a few
DAYS since,
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. =
vireinia Vifinge-LdHd, Re.

AMHERST q. H.. Feb. 70, 1860.
This pleasant little village Is situated about
half a mile from the Lynchburg and AleAan-
dria Railroad, ~ miles from Lynchburg, and
about two miles from that ridge OF land
known as the tobacco row mountain" said
to be the most fertile mountAin ridge in the
State, in addition to which quality 1t il o most
remarkable fact that such a thing ms drought
has never been known on this mountain
But TO return to the village, where we arrived
this morning, just before light, taxing the IN
habitAnts by surprise. Our InuoIor0, now.
ever, soon made US good log fire. and served
up an old fashioned Virginia entertainment,
which was duly discussed and appreciated
There are two churches hcre-one Episcop0-
liam and one Methodist; four or i've stores,
two hotels, a blacksmith shop. nour.shing
little bank, an excellent academy, for the IN
struction of both male and female, and the
inhabitants have recently applied 10 the l1o-
gislature for an act Of incorporation. A3eSlues
this, there are the usual appurtenances OF
county seat, and lodge OF Free Masohs. sAo 70
be in a fourishing condition. The surround
ing country Is generally IN q high state OF cuI-
tivation Land which sold q few years ago
for IS per acre. now readily commands from
$50 TO $50 per acre. The Inhabitants, as well
as the people from the surrounding country.
have generally neat and genteel appearance,
indicating the highest degree OF industry and
frucality 1t must be- said to the credit OF
the large crowd in attendance to-day (being
Quarterly Court,) that not one drunken man
was seen about the place. Very little business
was done in Court Several important crlml-
nal cases come up next Court, that being
term of the Circuit Court.
Hoping To have the pleasure OF visiting this
hospitabie village again, when perhaps an or-
portunity NAV be afforded me to send few
more items. we will bid adieu for the present
q. X.
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| WANTED.-2 5 to 30 WOOD-CUTTEKS, to cut
| w cord wood near the city
| GEO WATT
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

SERVANTS FOR HIRE.--T have for hire
- four Young WOMEN. HOUSE Servants
and NURSES Also, BOY accustomed to the
house, attending To- horses Nc. and a MAN who
is Il good DRIVER and OSTLER. in a livery
stable. lie 23-tsl JAMES MOORE.
TOR HIRE-FARM HANDS. TRANSFERS,
small BOYS. HOUSE GIRLS and GENERAL
LABURERS. Also, / CARPENTER. Apply to
+. A. ]. CLOPTON,
Corner W all and Franklin streets.
fe 23-3t Opposite Dickinson, Hill X Co.
Ton HIRE have for hire two nun her one
FARM HANDS and WOOD CUTTERS, just
from the country. SAML II. JETFR, Agt.,
fe 22-lwl Cary St, just bel. Columbian Hotel
Tor HIRE A good HOUSE GIRL, young and
L healthy. For particulars, address j. w. c."
Box No. 2l1 fe 2l-3ts
NJ EGROES FOR HIRE have two very sr-
~ perior COOKS four genteei HOTSE GIRLS;
two FARM HAN DS, and a No. ] BOY. suitable
for the dining room or to wait in office. For
terms. Nc, apply to R0. b. LYME,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes. &c.
fe Its Office IN basement Metropolitan Hall.
IGOR HlRE -Four HOUSE GIRLS, and FIVE
I MEN, who will answer for DIVERS ar Farm
Hands lie o-tsl X. eau THORN
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SUICIDE FROM FEAR OF PovERTY.-Mr T..
f. Wiley Of North Reading, Mass, and an
extensive boot and shoe manufacturer, COM
himself. His property was estimated al be-
tween $4,000 and $5U,O00, but morbid fear Of
poverty is supposed to have driven him 10 the
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

(IOR SALE-A good TOBACCO HAND, ab,ut
L 45 years of age, who has worked al 1t ever since
he was old enough. Apply at
fs 2l--eod3t CARY STREET. JAII
kOK SALE-A hne-sized and good boxing
black WOMAN, n little over 20 years old, who
IRONER, and Of good character. Her daushter
avery cd locking black girl, about ~ Years old
has been accustomed to HOUSE WORK and
NURSING. and is to he sold with her Apply at
Cary Street Jail. fe ls-eod3t.
k>Ok SAlAE-To remain the city,
No. female COOK. without membranes Sold
for no fault. Apply at this office. lie Is ct
tOk SALE-A young, likely CHAMBER MAID
and SEAMSTRESS, genteeiiy raised She can
he seen az my Office daily Mt room, TIL sold
u. w. n. TYLER.
General Agent. Office Marshall,
ia l8-ts between 9th and Eth streets.
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VIE CELEBRATED, ORC, 20
MASONIC SrArr.r

Az JOHN W. DAVIES MAN, ,GGr it
open from A. NJ. 70 I0P. NJ "'ale' osla.
A STGNiSHING TO ALL.-V.n,..-'
4 SELL, the celebrated As,ro, na pAfE II
tne city, and will remain af Few s. 81
nme sv wa, bern with natural sii, '', :, os1
tell whether you are marrled ~ 'aoassa
many times you are 10 lie marr,st' ns,e' Ag y
ns marriage. she has as,onlsbed W. Il, eaas :.
ner magic power. No sentlemanu 70. "a twas,
EppINs' Boarding House, 18TH "r GSon.lt'et,
octween Nam and Franklin street. o'sIa.trs
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ia Great inducements.

VA.UFFII 1N.IUCtmtntS.
q q s
25 PER CENT. BELOW COST.
Having purchased the stock of the late concern
of CRENsHAw. QUARLEs Il Co, We will offer from
this time until the 10th of March. most excellent
bargains IN DRY GOODS. Our stock consists of a
great many desirable Goods suited to the approach
ing season. which we will close ont at q great
rlhce. THOS. ID. Il UAkLES x SONS.
ie 23-6t
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n Great Bargains ntil First Of March \.
PERKINs& Co, No. lAi Eagle SaaArs. Main e..
are now selling Oh
Best Enxlish and American PRINTS at 10 ets.
Zach DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
Sh ksrTr9a Pr bd hAfhfHE ~. snd kkSSHES
CLOAKS and SHAVLS.
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
Al and Seioss cess, for cash. 10 reduce stock.
ia slim
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MA Rheumatism.
RHEU MATlSM.
RHEU MATiSM.
ROCK GOOD SAMARITAN.
THIS invaluable propagation for the cure OF
RHEU MATISM, SPRAINS, NEURALGIA, 4
is now for sale at the following Drug Stores III this
city: Mllspaugh Johnston. Main street. Meade
Baker, Nam street. J. H. Pearce h Co, Broad
street, J. w. GaIick. FLankiin street, w. Peter
son, NJ ain street, J. w. FrayseI 18th street, w.
o. Snelings. Church Hiil and C.. s. Dawson, Main
street.
nA Price 80 cts. per bottle. e2l-ts
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"a VISITORS TO THE CRY will find the largest
and most elegant stock Of FRENCH and Nj ERR
CAN CANDIES. FRUITS. NUTS. etc. at the
ST NICHOLAS SALOON

ST. NICHOLAS SALOON,
On Main street, next to the Exchange Bank, ever
ohe red to the public, and at prices to suit all.
This beautiful saloon has been handsomely re-
fitted within short time past, and the proprietor
has made such arrang emcnts will enable him to
supply all orders from dealers or families, with
ons tSe Bsf IL: pnres sts
rails and manu- features and imports ever, thing t.
he had IN the largest wholesale establishments OF
the North. All who wish To make purchases " i'll
End it to their interest to call upon HIM.
The REFRESHMENT ROOM Of this Saloon il
particularly nvt.nE to the apicuIe, he can there
obtain all the edibles Of the season. served in the
best manner.N And the CREAMS and JELLlES to
gers should not leave the city without calling at
the st. Nicholas Saloon. 10 l8-ts
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EA WE would advise all of our readers desir-
ing fine Photographs and Ambroty pes, at very
reasonable prices, to employ the artist REEs, If6
Main street. He certainly makes the most pleas
Ing and artistic pictures 81 any IN the city.
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THOKOUGHRRED Sr,lll,
+cH Z. :. MAIL sTkAM,,h

.&Se L. \. MAIL <TkAMNh,
kfG ROANOkE FOR NkW UNA
rSS R0ANUkE f.. Captain cotts. -
here ut O'Clock. Z. NJ, FRIDAY. tie aA y
Passengers are requested 10 lie on l"aN .
time.
Tickets and Berths secured at uaf vffs 4
board the ship. ~
Passage To New York. Meals and slht
included, during the fall and WINTER. 81 =
age passage IS. -.
Passage Ia Norfolk same ~ BY the fi't
Freight received FRIDAY up 10 lie ,.
o'clock Z. NJ, unless suIici.be' g w
PRIOR TO that hour.
Conslgnees are requested 10 Sc nd ief 'Asa =
to day. ,,...,I
Freight for Boston will he Forwarded are
at moderate rates OF freight, and sIih VI
dispatch. lie 2j-2,l LUULAh HAi
., ATTENTION.. KIFLEMtNuyl.s.
he lie eIng oi sour COMPANY "1 n
lat so'clcck =. NJ. 1T 4. Schad ma"
III BY order. 80.
" e. 23-lt r w. HA6EMh EN-
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NOTICE T00N v

9AS OF Bt06DEp g.
->-S>--at the ASH ~. 7
COURSE, on the 18th Febfusp l'5', -, go,
lie prepared "a receive HORSES 1'f 'A' ~
being trained. NJ, So
have employed RS Trainer VIZ. .Ih'.,. 4
of the best and most reliaile !f"'hs''''
rERas. I'D
When the owners of Horses iulnis.
Rider, and Clothing, &c, Tie terms -"
per day. ....,, s,eseiI
When the Trainer furnishes even wv
training. 81 per DAY. -tr..,. A, =
All expenses OF tfavelins To age IT,
to any other Course. 10 be gald " uuV 7st
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LOST AND STRAYrn


OS I-FIFTEEN DoILaRS o.r.
- Lost. shout he 9th OF December W I.;1 Aal
Inc Central Railroad Depot and .he no 20 s;t]
ro,;d, one plain Mahogan, GIN cas- a'ash
= Double Barrel GUN. SHOT P0r.,;;rs 'ss'I
&C The above reward will ba n,,s nm
hhoing u and returning II Of our store ~
fe Or, }. ". NlpEtM
10 - OF --- No. ~ Nan ~.
CSI-l esteTday. tFeh. a. betvs.,
MINIS Photograph GaIIers aud r.
or somewhere on Broad. GOLD RiN@1
with HAIR, with initials M n \" 80. y
II. Asst rs of great value to The lose, We
reward will be given If left AZ 49, s ~
Fl RSCH, 2lg Broad st. W. VIC s'n''
s.>) STkAYED-From A ~
AS t ny. I, 3 hall, grown, tan-eoor ed h.
marks on his feet. A liberal rewarJ MI y
Tor their delivery. or for any Informs.
NAV lead TO their recovery. 4 III" W
lie G-St' AT X. II. UlDRELL's. Sboe,..s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-23

A CANE FOR Hon. H. A. EDMUNDsoN.-We
were shown on yesterday, a beautiful cane,
gotten up by Il gentleman of Bedford, to be
presented to Hon II. A. Edmundson, rs an APP
Dreciation of his conduct in switching" John
A. Hickman, in the streets of Washington, the
other day. The cane has heavy silver head
upon which is engraved-"To Hon. H. A. Ed
mundson, the man who whipped one OF the
eighteen Million 1t will be formally pre-
sented to MI Edmundson in few days
Lyachburg (Fa.) Rep.