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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

In giving statistics Of the freiehs which will
60 over that road, be showed that now, even
BY the circuitous route Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Richmond receives from Gin.
cinnati and the West over nine shoUsand tons
Of freight and sends TO Cincinnati and the
West over two thousand tons Of eo6oe. One
merchant Of Richmond. last year. sent 10
Cincinnati fifteen thousand boxes Of tobacco.
How much greater, II this road were built,
would this trade be. In . political point Of
view this road would unite ne with the North
western States Of this UniOn--A union which
would out utlast even the union of the COnfede-
racy. The speakers remarks were interrupts
ed by the order OF the day being passed, Mr..
CHAPLAIN giving notice that the friends VI the
Dill would expect vote on II Tomorrow.
Adrerse Reports were received 70 the compen- :
satiOn Of school commissioners out OF the
county treasures; TO the petition OF Robert
Q. Carey; to making the killing of horses and
cattle a felony; to amending sec. - OF chap.
35 of the Code. . .5.s-.,4 iiessf f.1'
for statues on the Washington monument and
$1,OU0 for placing. This bill 10 for the relief
OF the sculptor who has the work in charge,
VINO being out of money, was represented by
the advocate OF the bill as having "fallen in TO
the hands of the money changers."l A bill ex-
tending the time for the payment of the reve-
nue. OF Frederick county into the treasury by
the sheriff thereof; Senate bill for the re-
lief of the securities of Sam'l H. q uarieS late
sheriff OF Bedford county, with an amend
ment.) ..tlef
Resolutions of Issui,y.-By Mr.. Kee, of
building turnpike from point in Hardy to
another point in the same county; by Mr.
Hunt, of establishing an election precinct at
Vienna. in Fairfax county; by Mr.. Rives, Of
aboiishing the office of Brigade Inspector; by
MIR. Welch, of Incorporating the Manning
vile Coal and Oil Company, in Kanawha
county; by Mr.. Garrett, of authorizing COM
missioners III chancery to take acknowiedg-
ment OF deeds and other writings. e"' =
The Whee!ing ksnds.-The Senate bill pro-
vlding for the Payment by the State of interest
on certain guaranteed railroad bonds given by
the city of Wheeling, came up AS unfinished
business. The bill PROV ides further that the city
OF wheeling Immediately reimburse the Stale
sr T that the liens on the property of the city OF
Wheeling be put in force. 80 =.
Mr. BARBoUR offered q substitute which
provides for the payment of the interest,
tSi5.O0U,) but does not require the city OF
wheeling to refund to the State directly. or
nave the mortgages on her property foreclosed.
Inc substitute was adopted, and the bill then
passed
On motion, the House adjourned
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IA RHEuMATISM-
RHst VA h'"' WaNprON's TiNCTERE

NH va HANpr0N'S TiNCTURE
purT-N sTFSN-Captain Csnot-
FpFt'NAT{SN-lnf -lnfafnmstory. James omftn'
biitf+ Na1ISM-J4rrr. Plummer.
nnEf, NAT sN-Thronlc. VIM. Taylor.
cuEf-N NaTsSN-Samnel Peregoy.
hMnSi- NaTlsN--tsd sd il rs years,F. Donnelly.
TISN- lad Vt 10 years. Stephen Taylor.
osEfNATFSN-Had II II years. A. Kitchen.
pUFi- i-MATESM-N. Collins.
Vtict NkVfSM-iohn Ward
shFi NkTiSN~ Had it ! years, Rober, Gault.
pHFf'N SN-E. Horn.
REF1'N NkTtSN-G W boodiiek.
ptit ti-NtTISN-ii Had IL IS years. r. Bowel.
knd many othets whs tastli, y iSing ~ ~, = rs'
,6rrte ears of Suffering, by HAMPrON'S TING
I RI. 49, -.,,,,,.y IN. TrN,-
TIRE will lie found srea. medicine Tor al tneir
a. Cali apd .e, Pamphlets and see cures.
"a /, PURCELL. LADD Il CO.. Richmond
An nr COOK r.. Fredericksburg: by al the DRUG
ssis IN petetseurs; by MORTIMER ~, MY NV
tcenefs eyer,vhe,e 81 per bottle: SIX bottles
81 ja l7ddcwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

THE SHOE DEALERS OF LIMA CORES
pondent of the New York Herald, writing
from Lynn, Mass, gives the following infor-
nation: /,
Without the least possible motive or desire
70 exaggerate, or TO misrepresent the present
state OF things, / confidently state deriving
my information from undoubted authority.
that the principal movers in the exciting meet.
lngs In this place on tho subject Of the John
Brown raid, w.re those most largely indebted
TO the South for their daily bread. As an in
stance OF the extent to which some of these
crazy individuals have manifested their bit.
ter sectional spirit. 1 will STATE that on the day
that John Brown was hanged, Harrison New
ball, one of the richest and most extensi We
snoe manufacturers, and whose trade is ex
c!usively with the Soath, tOlled the bell Of the
First Methodist Church nearly the en- tire day.
1t would be unjust to individualize this case,
and Twill mention the names of his coilaborG :
teurs, all shoe manufacturers, who rally
around and support the actions of this man,
viz: N. Z. Waldron, Isaac Newhall, Jr. &
Co, Bancroft burlington, J. G.. Vennard,
Paul Newhall & Sons, Buffum Il Loveioy.
Brown Chase, w. p. Payne, G. Johnson. Jr.
4 son, b. 9. Il @. Buffum, p. b. Ravyell l. Co.
The latter is rabid Garrisonian. There are
Others in the shoe trade equally as cuipable in
this traitorous work, but merely send you
the names Of tho chief agitators Of the "nig-
ger" question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

., Married rssdW AsAs1ssSA. .--Oh SAtuyd.vv
night last, two seryants nsloueing tosW sWraithy
gentleman, in. Iedersop Ward, wersto b m1f.
ana arss = os osod q tS. 1ss ss
ness the cersmony, and TO paftaks cf the
sumptuous teast alrsady prepared. After
waiting until the pa'iesce Of al were nearly
threadbare the sable ministsr arrived. buried
to his ears In snow whise linen. and announced
bis readiness to perform the ceremony. =
Soon thereafter ths loving pair. dressed 70
death, were ushered into the room, followed
,,h y 1nsir arsnds and the preacher ris.as.
ed to read the ceremony. SAmbosand Dinah
were all attention, and the audience were ~
quiet as death, until the preacher read, "if any
one has anght to ray why these persons should
not be Joined In wediock, - etc., when he was
suddenly interrupted BY q cry on the outer
circle Of ~ forbid the bans" the crowd at the
same time opening an aisle through which
s,sS?1 woman =. hastily n rushed For what yoa
shouted tho infuriated and wronged wo-
man, at the same time exhibiting young
Sambo, some few months old, which she
declared to be the offspring Of the gay
woman could not be induced to withdraw her
objec usns, the soofy parson hastily retired,
followed by some few of his personal friends,
and confusion and disappointment was to be
seen on every face Suddenly, as If stung by
a hornet, a thought crossed the mind of Sam
be, and &C ting upon ii, he dispatched messen-
ger for his young mas ter, In viting him to come
in and read the ceremony, declaring that he
had no faith in marriaseeby negro pSeacherss
and that he greatly preferred white parson.
In a short time the messenger returned with
the master, who performed the ceremony with
all the grace and dignity Of an older parson,
making the two but one, and saving from dis
appointment the scores of friends that had as
sembled for congratulation and feasting-
Whether the officiating clergyman had license
for the occasion, we are not prepared to say =;
but certain 1t is that he underst lands the duties
and performs them in admirable style. ss
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e. Uysprpsia, the most annoyin. and
ta'hS'ins aifi,ctlnn known Ia society, can never
Withstand the assaults ot BAKERS PREMIUM
~ II tRS for they lay hold UPON the liver. stir III
l1' ie qnJcaen the blood siren hen the stomach
~ fdEeftuy, that f 4oLIpiete revolution effect.
ed "a toe entire inner man. and all impurities are
et once expelled. Those who suffer should use
tfse B.tiers. nd get relief.
torssle i,s all Druggists in the city of Richmon.
and elsewhere in VirsInia. Orders promptly filet
y -14fe ssing r.. BAKER, proprietor. Riclimor d
Va. ia 23-ts
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IT, Notice. - haYIng purchased the interest OF
ny ATE partner MI Powell. shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
IN MI its branches rs heretofore.
y Hlth faaazs fer the patronase so literally ex
teiGed to the late firm. solicit Il continuance of
the same ie old stand, cornerof Bank and l2th
streets. ROBERT CARTWRIGHT.
de i2-2Tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

curing and keeping. are the PHO rOGRAPHS ri
every SIZE in oil and water coors, executed At the
Ms ~ siain street. Small Daguerfeotynes and
hnH,t, pes copied and enlarged to life size if de-
sTed, and colored IN oil colors. water colors, or
worked 10 cra,on. Also. AMRROTYPES an !
pam AUTOGRAPHS executed in the hishes.
sll le of the art.
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NKBkAsKA 4 crATK--From the Nehrnshs
Aspu6iican, OF the ith inat.. ws lsarn that the
biiI for = eoa vuntton 10 adept State consti.'
tniion, preperatory - the adntssloa ef Ne.
bfaska into the Uni0n a. . Stats, hae paeaed
both Houaee ofthe Isyritofiai Lexis iatrfe ~
'hpen signsd Ay the Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

80 Teeth! Teeth. Tpeth... Tepth...!
TFETH fHTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Nop Is the time tor all who suffering from
TOOTH acne and decayed stumps. and lntend to have
4 new set - have them extracted, as you can do
ifitanuf pam. Call soon. as DR.. TRAVERSE'S
STA, "a the city Is somewhat limited.
once in Be,vin Block on 18TH street, lin front
If BIas.l Room No. g. Office hours from A. NJ.
faZf NJ. from 3 To and 10 Z. NJ.
3 S-ChFanc diseases OF al kinds treated with
perfect success, by the use of eisctsieisy.
De - Ian
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psTs.s nsaaney and Bladder Compiajats.--The
Bsaas. ano mo most important dlscovery for Kidney
Pro-. r,as,,Wo, W Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, PHYSICAL
H0pNissSn ,s snd Debility Of either ssx, Is HARTS-
ps,rh BpCHC COMPOUND. ET4E
s sfsoas who nave been unable to walk, have ann
sress,a.,ged y this powerful COMPOUND. It n
cal nse oy Chemist, and il pronounced by medi-
81 s,a., ,ppnpOuND IN the world. Large bottles
eeived nys,ies y cents fresh supply inst re-
10 iIys FISHER h WINSTON, nfnKgiSts,
~i]n Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

81, y ~ Is common observation that there
issa s lofe sufferers from debility among Americans
sa s'u. 4 ne reason is obvious We take too little
saisse anc forget the wants Of the body in the
80 80 hhs pursuits OF business. In all such cases,
81. medicines can do little good. w hat isre
~ ia just sueh tonic and nvigorator Dr. ].
BRsIisf In Nj = a9s even 70 the world, in his CELE-
ushizen ofthe counting heasa, the exhsusted toier
s ne shop board. and the prasts ated studen mt Of
eTs,a, ,lOhsn' o. lamp, have found wonderful regen-
prs,o,,ih , 10 the BITf sgs," aud prefer ii to more
sbongahtous, but less efieaciuus medicines but it
ns%;e. l be isrsottea that ths agent which - so
ussfls l, = IA us influence npon frame whi h u
nsta,s ta us bIta,ed Id equally powerful ia assisting
Who s n expel the most terrible forms Of disease
a ~ ~ ,atussists and dealers everywhere.
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- Grand Virginia Discovery. --Some
,eHt months since, excellent townsman,
NNFhIALI ExEKiEL. informed us that he hao
prepared "A BAR restorer with which he was ex
teImentne upon his own head, whose top was en-
.ie' bald We saw HIN two days since, and or
sA"fiiee SO had four months since u fine crop OF
o'n nar hss sprung up with a.yig"r2us growth Sc
convinced IL Mr. EzEkfEL Of the efficacy of his dis
eHEsfi thai he has named IL ''TH r iNFALLIBLE T.
,ikIlNiA HAIR RESTO ORER.'' Mr.. f. is
snlul soing tnto an extensive manufacture of an
sflc,e which - destined to prove of anxious in
Eiesi tn our bald pated frIends.-FIorl Richmond
Egg9ttisr. DIR. l2th. 1852
ihis laineps ARTICLE can now be had Of the prin-
pa druggists. Those persons who desire O Ene
sae oi nslf, have only 20 the restoyer accord
"a. 20 printed directions on the bottle. Those who
nys n's any doubts of us efficacy can have them
uMsGfa u ,f1a n short time; hY using the VIRGINIA
nAIK RtsTORER iNFALLIBLE, proving that
o. o., sli that II is claimed to be. ,.
'Aoiesale depot ior orders, e. Main ST.
r. EZEKIEL.
, :. ,. RICHMOND, Nov. IA, 1859.
,.l., y fZE KEEL, take oath on the Holy Bible,
m n tafe been bald for the past II years and
Tx trs'9Ied III, BAR hy using EZEKIEL'S ViR-
UNA HAIR RkSTOkER.
n. NAPHrALI EZExIEL.
KEEL !" 'oioio i'o' ny Sa'iMn. exc
'Ho-im Mayor Of Richmond.
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IT CU II EE AIE FAIN.
rh valuable preparation is used internally and
externally. Il cures
gnnTHACHh HEADACHE,
spG and RUS rs CHlLBLAINS,
CHOLERA M0RBUs, EAkACHE,
FIJFf'NATISN, SCALDS and BURNS
NEURALGIA, CHOLERA,
paIN iNTHE LIMBS. PAIN IN THE SIDES,
patiNtEtte STOMACH, PAIN in the BREAST
s0RE THROAT, FROSTED FEET,
pain n THE BACK. PAIN IN the BOWELS.
Beng fine TONIC. il Is very beneficial for a
weah stomach or bowels.
In hcrilrs of H. Is and 90 cents. Sold by all Drug,
sIs,s IL Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk, and
tbroas hout the state. Je A-l2m
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NovxL Law SCir.-A Tsthsy novel lav suie, !.
4. a pressns In progress In New Orleans. ~ 4
plaintiff Is ahe Sc Jcsephss Orphan kSyfrn.. ,
and the deiead:nt A.. MagaieS; t0f q
other hattsrs NOT p open he .AleFs. .. 81. h
days, under . penalty st ef63 3Cr eaeS o1eneo !,
The money 90 forfeited 20 tdt4 yAt t14feSsN .
asylum. But In he eOuUo 80 t1naa AfhRn65F 81
forgot his agreement And opeuea hiGmUvo eossis
six sundays In succeesl0n. And noH ~ ae9s.s,
lum sues Magnier Tor S00U
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Serious Aeeid.nt.-A man named JOHN DAs.
NEY, employed in laying stone in the Mar.
shall street culvert, between 9TH and sth, met
with a serious accident yesterday morning
Whilst he was engaged in the pit, the "ten.
ders'' rolled up a large block of granite and
not supposing that any of the masons were in
the way tumbled it over the emhankment-
Unfortunately for Dabney he happened to be
directly In the line Of the descent, and tho
stone catching him in the fall, frac tured tho
bone in one Of his legs. He was promptly re.
moved to his residence, where Dir. r. Trent
was called in and rendered the necessary sur
gical aid. sDabney il said to be an industrious,
hard working man, and having family de-
pendent upon him, will feel the less OF time
the accident has occasioned severely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

5 DIED ABRoAD.-The Florence correspondent
Of the Newark Mercury writss: s.Oar Ame-
rtcan circle has just buried another member.
ford, Of the Civil Engineer Corps. and brother
Of Col. BamfOrd, OF the army. Ar. b. came
here year or two since, suffering from pa
rniytic stroke, to visit his sister, MN. Derby.
About moath since bis mind became Aliena-
ted, and he died on the 18th Decemhrr. The
funerul Waa attended hy large COMPANY Of
his countrymeu. on Tuesday last"
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Hiring Free Nsgyoss.-Tbe practice Of bring
ing free negro children from ether counties to
this city and hiring them out as slaves, is one
that ought to be broken up, tnasmuch as II
enables that class of persons to gain a limited
residence here, when they could do 80 by no
other means. Free negroes have 20 right TO
remain in Richmond more than sixty days,
unless granted permission by the Hustings
negro who has not his proper register. II a
citizen Of Richmond has q free negro in has
employ, he has no right to give that negro a
pass and II the negro has such pass, and il
arrested, he is liable to punishment. Our citi-
gems are deeply interested In the enforcement
of the law against free negroes coming to the
city to reside, and should be particular never
TO employ one OF them improperly
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Un'awfal Assembly The police, on Sunday,
arrested two parties OF negroes, engaged In
playing cards and sdrinKihg Nhiskey, and
carried them to tho cage where thSH were
ordered them striped jackets for tAsiS I'D 60.
duct. sa4 {" - -, st.-,,.,,
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DvsHfnS Bxrnsd-Ws puderutssds thot thA
new dwelling OF DR., Cole. on .,hs WNliamsa
burg road, about six miles FROM Ibis city, Il
Henrico county, was set On frS and puf6ed
loss. it is estimated, will aotd fall raAoss -
1850 ~ 'f@%eef - =. -,
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II suo IN AkE HYDRAULIC CEAlKNT.-
Z 6. e. DAVENPORT. 4
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The Turner'S Assoeiati0s.-Thep porfhe1nance0
Of the German Turners' Association, n the
Theatre, last Friday night, astonished many In
tho audience, and certainly pleased III. We
should have noticed themin our Lest iseue, bat
the crowded state Of onr cslnnss forbade It..
As yGymnaste, they compare fayQrahly with
any that we have ever seen. and their nne
athletic hgures formed Z subject ~ COMPILE
mentary remark. The TuEneu Ntll ig1ve .
masquerade on the 9Th, at ;Aon.ieello Hall,
which, judging from the preparations, will b
the hest affair Of the kind That ever took place
in Richmond. Oh 4. ...rtl l1aei ~ 1IsI1 ~ ~ -
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COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATKs.-From
the official returns completed at Washington,
we compile the following, which will show
the total foreign imports and exports at all the
ports of the United States for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1859:
IMPORTS FOR THE YEARS 1889.
Dutiable goods -.....-........-..... $3.50 o47 Ola
Free goods -y...................s. ~ 2s6 a27
specie ana bullion. 759
Total imports for the wear SasS 76s Iso
EXPORTS FOR THE YEAR 1852.
Domestic produce ......... S278 500 90
Foreign produce and merchandize 1859 971
Domestic specie and bollion 351 5e2 305 sss,s
Foreign 1856, ,l06--63 SS7 Al
- Total exports to foreign ports. -. 9 B6 7S9 49,
Thus it will be seen that the expor:s exceed
the imports by Sls,U21 1892. The total i'm por.s
for the corresponding period OF 1858 we're $3.50, >
6l3,i5o, and the total exports 1856 go, ,4o2. The
total imports for ls5o-ten years ago-were
SIS, ,3is, and the exports Sl5l ,sgs ,720.
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Firs.--The alarm of Are, betWeen y aand B
o'clock last night, was caused hyt ytAG oatstse
Of a small stable, Ii the rear, af, Mr.. JQhs
Leish, gL0ss trining. The Ft BrikaaS wee
promptly On the Eround, and dta good seftite
with their apparatus. tr,f4s4lia qs4t iasl sEsfni
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WHAT Ia NOT GENERALLY KNOWN. BUT Is
Now OuT.-Miss Adah Isaacs Menken the
clever young actress who was recently elected
the captain of a military company in DAYTON.
Ohio is the wife Of John Heenan The lady
was exceedingly anxious to accompany her
husband in his professional trip across the
water, but he objected To it for various rea.
sons. She will sail for England, however, SO
as to join her has band at the earliest possible
moment after his fight with Sayers Mrs. Hee.
nan has attained considerable celebrity In her
profession, and is said to possess much talent
The foregoing paragraph was originally pub
lished in a New York paper, ,ex tensively copied,
and by some contradicted. The paper alluded
to, says, on Saturday last: Etr
We made the announcement originally upon
the authority of the lady herself, ana have
since received communication over her own
signature. in which she reiierates the state
ment that she is the wife of MIR. Heanan. and
further adds that she 'is proud Of bearing tha I
relation to the bravest man in the worldn--
Mrs. Heenan is now stopping at the house Of
her father-in-law, at West Troy, and after
fulfilling Jew theatrical engagements this
winter, will leave for England in March, in
company with him, for the purpose Of Joining
her husband. -
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'8ittlrldllIlSl | |!iilsiIA'tt.


4! M ISs., =. aMse1es6 sz1hls 4et{1f1g aseoe
eeens dsieyniasd. to- ha1p f0Vr - Jutsfsst
which haa Fen e9eited In leln1f ce - drama
IN ktetmond, ~ The pred dHftie. ofpl.ye weseA
nsay Of ..ilsssy, > wsss'sS syD1s695. 9 AZ
noe Z. need tov to.nleat enmd s161s 0SW4och sus.
.alns ,sn ene part Of Ayred EssiDA AkWh&qesw - aso
~ Eaftseessr 6dt-2vem - aacH - - The
.se enassetss OF lssAsiS6sin 'w11eh - -
Ss.ssc wltrSsa to . aneoe ~ 1Dt - - pro-
M.sson. ~ Tne comedy re6ects - ytyid eoloSs
the The yises VIC md SOinss % % szriiss period.
nno oy coetIastahe them wlt6 ~ iYivo.
Il,Ies o. tes iSsA' ee0tury, peusootu, . bsosuro
yntcn NO one can eezpsApoo .unnnovod-
In fact, there is . striking, sinilarifx- - ~
satireof the piece. TO sneridAa,s sac cSaueeiiy
ereat School for Dcah0Al.H II Stf{IS1 ~ ~
duplicity of mankind with ssliin1 1oree snd
thus teaches . moral lesson. WhieS oaeo seen
10 not soon forgotten. We hops thc loses viii
b crowded. t- =
We ase erati6sd 70 sotses sAat lerS rNili,us.
the fAyosite, par s9esllsses, Of ~ thDtte. viii
appear night, In the part e1 sC1ssas Dsse ass.
The absence Of this estimahlo lady from the
staee for afew weeks past has btta :. souFce
of regret 70 the pubtie, and 'we fstl essursd
that her re-appearasee will, boh1As0l1 vel.
coined. - .... .s...ss s.s.. .,sss.s.,e
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"a. Bssy, Time Coming - Tolinoffuw t1f CON.
missioners of the Rsvenad axU . t0stouASAehee
their laborA and thosein the city sgillssntsA.
Tho work is anything b1t pleasant. when
faithfully performed, and ssNtrefofe Il u that
many of them asA<' an increase ofpsty ga 90
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The Steamer S,hpltz, commendsd by oar e.,
Unable friend, Capt. D. j. ltiil. arrived last
evening from Chiekahominy river, Vim 4
large number Of passen gess nd fAli freight
She leaves here on Wednesday, paornjne. .sae saa
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q So.ihsrs RisAss--A ;ms.sing or ~ 6outh.
ern Rights Association Of AneAia eoo0V was
held At the Court-House. ou ThursdAH last,
when the following conditions OF membership
were adopted :H - TeH@ @fiss tTs@s
The members Of this AsDoCvation r3odgo thom-
selves to use all their n6ueuea end patTooago "a
such manner ~ will hest secure. Tor the eOn40mD
ton o. the people Of vis&insa. .the 81 Af.
&c ies Southern mann iaetnrs asd So9ee aeosse4
Northern growth or nanuiacses ard sc6dy p0rt-
ed BY the Northern peoHle o. thrHus hthe MesthsYn
gased in the sale Of Southssn ard fO!s1tA 'soode
imported direct. to those sslIisg kesds procured
The nsmbsrs of this Associaticn fatther hedge
themselves. ~ far ~ pFocucAbae.a 70 Vurchass
their supplies. including wearing appaFel for
themselves and families, Of Southern Rd61s. OF
goods imported BY cur own mefehants ai6eQeto the
South. = - ~-,,.---'s.,
q The following resolution wa aIsC adopted
Resolved, That il 10 q pedjens aa1 fnr the
State 81 Of yirgin: e !ss!9nd to the anyt9tier Of
Commissioner, in person. Md Avp6iht '01oimio-
soners on behalf Of our STATE to INSET aAd confer
with such other comm !ssioners 81 may y sDpoint-
ed to represent the other SouthsvA 0t6sS. ''E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-31

g ,Aee;desf on a Railroad.-we understand that
a painful accident occurred on th6 Richmond
and Yovk River Raiiroad, ~ ~DtspAseA~ eta
ton, yesterday afternoon. "A .naefo naAy em.
ployed ON the material trAiu, Wbilat citing
on the front truck, with his feet hanging over.
was caught BY another coach and h&d 10th his
legs crushed in the most ishoekiAe 0snnef.-
The negro had been warned Asainst a4tAing %
careiessly on the train, and bat q short lime
terwards resumed II anddhuS he'd Ms eSeus
off. The accident may probably .esuss' MIN
his life s, -, M, s'S.sat, "a adj