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The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
LEGAL ADvKRTIsRmuRNTs,

DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
STATE O9 CAfORNIA, CouHY SIERRA ssn the
Court Of TIE 18th Judicial District and for the County
Sierra, j. d. WAYMAN Pl6, BENJAMIN p ROLLINS, De
Action oroue ht In the District Court 18th
Of the ctate OF Caonia In and
said District Court. 80 ST-N
r. Rollins Defendant: -
You are hereby required appear brought against
you by the ABOVE named Plaintiff District Court
Judicial District Of the State California County
Sierra and 70 answer the Complaint therein COPY
this summons within excusve the
ater tue service Of this summons served within
this County, served out Of this County but within this Judicial
District w1tnn twenty days. II served said District
within forty by default win taken you
according to tne prayer Of said complaint. =
The said action brought
ano noar medical aid. and attendance of
the said Physician and Surgeon rendered
non Of kSns nephew Of said Deiendsnt during his last
ana the special instance said Defendant
and for costs OF suit and for other and further relief demanded
faints eonpaint and hereby notified that fail
appear ana answer the said Complaint requed
said Plaintiff win take Judgment BY default the Of
hundred and forty.two dollars and of suit.
Gysn under hand and Seal Of the District Court Of
tine ih judicial District Of the State Of California in
~ for the County Of sera this 18th day Of November D.
1907 GEO. H. TCTLLE, Clerk D. c.
J. A. CLARK, Attorney for Plainti6 42.8m
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

SANDS SARSAPARlLLA.
FOR THE CURE OF
ScaSzHz1 Mfxaga5 Hsgd R4s$zSEs z5soE g4e
LIVER CoMPLAINT DTS'EPSIz, BRON:
NJ &SEzs HseGz seSzx zzk41s ~ S.ssSse sSE!
GETER1I DEszz1TE
SPRING and FALL PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
IT STANDS UNRIvALLED!
Investigation and experiment have demonstrated that the
blood contains the elements Of the whole animal sucture
flesh and FIBRE glands muscles tendons the nails the hair
and even the bones themselves all sustained by the blood
Well then may be called the Of life proportion
to Its purity will be that Of the substances into which
uuualy changing The weight Of ordinary sized being
about hundred and fifty pounds reduced when the fluids
all separated from the solids to less than twenty pounds;
consequently when disease in the shape Of Scro Boche
Ulcers Erupions Sores Liver Complaints &C., appears is
evident that the seceve functions have become
impurities have been engendered the blood which work
Ing their way the surface This celebrated Extract VIII
speedily al unhealthy secretions purify the blood
equaze the circulation produce healthy action the stomach
and bowe and gradually but surely extpae the disease
YibEr Gnmplaint.
The following extract nom letter received from Rev.
WILLIAM GALusHA, Of Berkshire Vermont It speaks for
ITSELF and requires NO comment
MesrA SANDS: have been afflicted with pain my
side occas0ned by diseased liver the twenty years
suffering times what language cannot convey but
taking sarsaparl have been greatly relieved much
ally for the last fifteen months wholly discarded sll other
recommend truth and sincerity to ii those Who are in any
afflicted with species Of scroulous compant There
have been remarkable effected by this
cniy Mr Shaw, by the Of six bottles restored
better health than she had before enjoyed for
Mrs w. Stevens who had been severely afflicted with Eryspe
las, was entirely cured by the use Of few bottea
Yours truly, WM GALUSHA.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & ID. SANDS, Wholesale
Druggists 100 FultOnsreet of William New York
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE l. Co, H. JOHNSON 4 Co.
and REDINGTON & Co., San Francisco; RICE 4 COFFIN,
Druggists generally.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
STOVES,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Hard Ware

NV. 4 O. ". .GILDBDT would respectfully
inform their friends and the public generally that they
etin to Be found ct the Old STAND, WEsf e1e o.
TIE Lown PLAxA Downievils ready ct all times TO &C.
commodste ths patrons. the NEST reasonable terms
Away on hand and constantly receiving different patterns Of
COOKING STOVES Tn Sheet Iron, Hardware Lead Pipe
Suction Pumps, 10 he, cheap for csah.
Zine Air Pipes made the reasonable terms ase JOB
WORK done ct the AhofteAt police. 21tf
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
Wood and Willow Ware
Brooms, Pals, Tubs, Brushes, Washboards,
Cordage. &c.

SUBSCRIBERS constantly receiving arrivals
Atlantic additions their already extensive stock
goods and intend the largest and best
their line to be found on the Pacific coast
full and complete assortment Of rwnes Nets seinss Shoe
Thread Of the best brands all Of which they quantities
suit purchaser at the lowest wholesaeprices.
ELAN & HOWES,
sfCy Street. door from N. ". of Front Street,
86 8m SAN FRANCISCO
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
MEDICAL.
DR.. j. c.. YOUNGS
Private Medical Office,

s1o CLAY STREET, OPPOSITE THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
THE PLAZA, SAN FRANCISCO.
READ AND REFLECT.
If there's hereafter
And sc6ered speak out tells every manO
More horrid yet to die BY ones own hand
Shall Nature, swerving from her earliest dictate,
Selfpreservaton, fall BY it, own act9
Forbid II, heaven!
THE indulgence the most certain though not
the most immediate and direct avenue to de,ucon
Physicians have been most Of opinion that
seminal seceons BY unnatural aid
emissions the system more than the Of forty
blood One Of the nst writer's medical jErudencs
rs the insane their ma:dy abuse
important them for having the least cause to
suspect trouble in that attend to Immediately;
person ndulged in that soul killing habit The
treatment pursued Young in n seminal
stey, debility and paralysis he last the
most dangerous ncurabeJ
passed by any physician country the
by years. under the guidance Of the
Ricord Acton Of London Dr. Youngs
corner of Montgomery California Streets where he
suited on private diseases with an confidence
secrecy Young win warrant perfect and cure
make charge.
doctors being much taken that he
unless paid for 1t.
GRATIS.
r S-Apartments privately arranged. janS.y1
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

10 TH1 LADIES OF YCALIH0RNIA-L J. Csspkay n. D., Ply
n D1geou and Aeesueher The attention sick Ard
aieted females sbeng under the vssue ms dissasss
and all diseases pecuS 70 their The Doctor e6eeting more
than any other phycan Of Casrnis. Let
false deaey prevent bat aSpH nnsdaty and
vhese dets health ehr prsvsnt inessess n
their hne sho1ld Dr. l. J. CsaPkys Medical Inguts,
eaeaente street. belsw Neatgosy, oepes HaAe Man etsa.
hip CepasyS QMes San Francisco md hey WI receive every
pssdblo IelisfanA help.
Doctors omeoo arranged het be be consult
edv1Ehout far Of Deeostatlon.
N assse Il rsaSs. called H. loviee sdy q
high sandng society, and great regpecbi pubishe1 eafd
Phds1spha Sunday Dispatch, Sept II 1o61 - feuows
AOARDIhe undersigned feels her duy express her heart
felt gratitude Dr. pkay e the successful Of hesse and
chd having bssn aed stack Of cholera
nnu fnomable By he celebrated phys
Clans called Dr. Capkay who. aer short peed,
chnd perfect health Encouraged BY this
nary result herself seoalou malay With
had been ad r eight and which withsosd
Of he bct phyans h America Europe But
Dr. Capkay has succeeded n sda her relief g
that ohe enjoy eight pears had lost III chasns
s therefore dess due 70 hese an eiok ~
sicted to recomsnd Dr. 0sspksy Of the most sk
phyrcana within the United States. Ma CAnsIuv CIV
CeeDor o6 Wa1nut an1 7th ~. Phlsdelphia. "a.
4. 6zAssW, Nstaxy PuhBc, ~ seventh q.
Al espspkedons Qg let0 ~ eAerviNOheA
Address DR. l. J. CzApXAY.
Institute, eacrsmente street, below Nonsomsrv
Opposite Pacf6e Mad seansAip Co.'S O0ea San hncseo
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

~ An old sailor, at theatre, said that he supposed
dancing girls their dresses at hafmast, mark
of respect to departed modesty.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

N-"I don't Think husband, that You very smart.
mo, indeed, wife but everybody knows am awfully,
shre1cd.0
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

THERE are great many beams in the eyes of the la
dies but they are all n-beams.
The best legacy a man can leave his children is the
ability to take care of themselves.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

Mr Any paper can publish the appointments after
the coming in Of a administration, but what paper
in the world is large enough to publish half the dsap
pointments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01


THE PARAGUAY CONNIsslONER AND SUITu.
The steamship Fulton, which arrived At New
York on Saturday, brings to our shores the
Excellency Senor Don Jose Beress, Special
Envoy and Commissioner; Senior Don Ber-
nardo Ortellado First Secretary Of Legation;
Senior Don Antonio Sayes, Second Secretary;
Senor Don Martin Vera attache. Senor Der.
ges is the same commissioner who, sOme years
ago, IN his mission to Rio JaneirO, 30 success.
fully adjusted the boundary dispute between
Brazil and Paraguay. He now comes TO ex-
change ratifications Of the Bowlin treaty, and
to arbitrate the question of indemnity to the
United States and Paraguay Navigation Com.
pany whose claim is to be tried before . COM
mission to be organized within twelve months
after the exchange of Publications. an
1t is presumed that their stay among us will
be prolonged until the close Of the year, ~
they are commissioned by President Lope1 to
bestow much attention upon our country, ito
institutions, development and resources. s7.
Vashingson States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

- Notlce..-T The sick, adiIcted and numer-
.t..|.es who have heretofore used Dr.. j. :.
.,>l'> NEllClNt -. always with the most un
lrart btrus results, that some unprneI pied
..-S. rs have circulated al imitation. Ihe Doctor
.. I-lr ta.uupi led tn change the wrapper, which
,.,.r y tlDut aus h-ufes. and hls written sigma
. o. g over ige cork ut erers notte of the genuine
ts. rfs 80 iA4i ihe pubhc can again OBTAIN
Pr. .s- remedies winch have suited their wants and
20, .s..d tnelr Suttrlnss. -
DR. : ROSES COUGH SYRUP. for cous hs
and d .fsscs Il he lun-s is the standard remedy.
Tte PAN II Rhk for pains rheuinati sn. chollc,
.sr,,.g> r- l.ru.ses AID the DlSPEPTlC COM
.fUI INHir d, srrpsia and nver nmplaints.
SItfs Hrag-,St. generally. ana ps
WARNER l.. WAXING, !07 Rroad s.,
ngI-h Richmond, Va.
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e. Hts 4 eoninon observation that there

- HIS common observation that there
. '1'fe sufferers from debility among America us
y - lo1nt among any other civilized ma
.. 'Ae reason Is ubvious. We take tCo l1ttle
's' ADd int-et the wants OF the body IN the
tf' A& pursuits ot business. IN all such cases,
p. ~ med. nes can d. little good What Is re
& 's. lnst such tonic and nyisoratoT as Dir. j.
15i-ilfI mas siscn 10 the world, IN his CELE
.,. r1l ~ - 'BiTTERS." The weak and nervous
h ZEN Wy tHe counting house, the exhausted toiieT
~. - s'1p board. and the Frustrated student of
itLt lamp, have found wonderful Tesen-
49, 10 i4e B,TTsRs." and prefer 1t to more
. -"-s bat less ef.cecIous medicines. But 1t
loi DC tot,en that the agant which Is SO
. - if Ns influence upon q frame viii II Is
-..85 .5 atHHtatet IS equally powerful IN assisting
" rtfe tbe most terrible forms of disease.
l. F'I A0t ave II a trIalt
y uiassia,s and dealers eve rywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

FIRES IN NEW YORK-The fire which brokB
out in the building, No. as Ann street, New
York, about O'Clock Saturday morning,
caused a serious destruction Of newspaper
property. Among the sufferers were the pro.
prietors of the Ledger, of the Mercury, the At
las, and of the old Spirit of the Times MessTs.
Wynkoop Hallenbeck and Thomas, who print
the editions of some of these weeklies, besides
those of several monthly publications also sue-
tain quite loss. The exact origin OF the hro
could not be ascertained, but the destructtys-
ness was due principally to the unfortunate
distance Of the most powerful OF the engines
from the locality where 1t occurred. The en.l
tire amount of property destroyed 10 sesttmsts4l
at SIZE, ,OC0 The building. No. IFS Fulton stIeet.
New York, occupied by Messrs. Ward, Close
4 Co., Wholesale druggists, was almost entire-
Iy destroyed by fire Monday morning. Tho
aggregate loss amounts to &l75, ,OOO. IttgundoT.
stood to be about two thirds insured. kgs .s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

.'.>>,"ah'y and Bladder Compia ints. The
Bs5e,4Seu ~ most Dpnrtant discovery for Kidney,
T. .D,,ihpia.nls. tTuaTy DISTINCTIONS. Lencor-
i,'st,s, y. v A.'ess Sc ual Weaknesses, Physical
g0R R%i!sIh 40 40 n.iqlt, Of either sex, is HARTS
~ BNCHr COMPOUND.
s '4'ta who have been ,insble fo walk have soon
gr.ss,..a-es - q, Tins powerful COMPOUND. Ii is
- AZ, se ' Chemist, and is pronounced by nedi-
stCBi ~ ~ nose %ho have used IT. tn be TIE best
! i~DMf fot \ ID 10 the world. Large bottles
e gsg I u, = es 50 cents fresh supply lust re-
xlr ~, FiShtR WINSTON, BrnEgists.
A-'t Main street RlcbIuond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

~ Grand Virginia Discovery. --SoT:
gII mtaiAs SHee, our excellent townsman,
NFhTkLi EEE6iEI. informed us that he had
ffpatet 9 bar TestoreF with which he was ex
i"fWeliIa. Gttl his own head, whose top was en-
'-r' bald. We saw him two days since, and OF
- s.see 80 tt j four months since a fine crop az
iNf his ,P'Hn4 mp with "A vigorous growth. SO
caftc7d IS Nj. EzEKIEi. of the efficacy OF his DIS
..'f0 ~ he Dss named u TIL NEAL ILL LIE
''tfAlA BAIR ESTOR L r. Mr.. Il. rs
.'l' su.1s llt0 An extensive manufacture oi an
.'t'ce gl,ch 10 destined to prove of anxious in
.s.''. "u4r aI pated frlends.-From R,chn' end
+.-"'., ptr. l2ft. 1859.
4hs ltLnus article can now lie had OF the prln-
lI4 trl.-ls's. Those persons y ho desire hne
.' .lo. 4rf AsCe cAiy Ia use the rsstoier accord
. fln'ed directions on the bottle. Those who
.'t :A, DOUBTS of rs eificacy, can haze them re-
bowed short time. by using the VlRGl y ~
ASK Rt>IukFR lNFAI LlBLE. proving tnat
d" ~ aN ,A.t Il olgiuled 10 he.
"Aseale depot for orders, 50 VI ain ST.
K. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND. Nov. IA, 1889.
~ EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bible,
.tl lave cen bald for the past II years and
* restored N, hsir h, using EZEkl ELS VlR-
INA HAIR RkSTORER.
NAPHTALI EzBKIEL.
'-s da' sworn to before me, 10y Naphtah EZe-
49, jos. MAYO,
t's-im Mayor of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Rough Csags-James Nalan was before the
Mayor yesterday to answer the charge Of as
on the Both ult Xii said that Jim gave him
the lie without cause, and that he returned II,
whereupon Jim gave him pelt upon the head
that made him see stars never discovered by
ton of the offence, the Mayor held Nalan TO
bail for his future good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

g.. Gems OF irt, and Portraits worth So.
tHg ard seepiug. are the PHO foGRAPHS oi
sfs SIZE. m oil and water coinrs, executed al the
lotn.rapaic aud ne Art traiiery ot u. w. NJ y
q. hsin street Small Daguerrenty pes and
'rlfalype, copied and enlarged Ia life size. If de
q 'rd, ard cplofed N nil coors, water colors, or
a4-sst 10 CTa,on. Also. AMRR0TIPES ami
's PHOTOGRAPHS executed in the hlghesl
-Te If the AIT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Writing Passes.-William Jackson. a slave,
was arraigned before the Mayor to answer the
named Beverly, on Sunday last. The boy TO
whom the pass was given, testified that the
prisoner fu nished it to him at his req uest and
gave the hour at which IL was received. The
prisoner, however, declared himself innocent,
and on stating that he could prove an abb, was
given Until this morning 10 DO SO.
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rArhe Great virginia s;eemrhy: ana nd no no

rAThe Great virginia IenrfEt: .jT rnnl anG no no
-. q GD%0RRHtHA. hND ALL SECRET DIS
sAstS. TINS great 5iqeneaa Ienens. eosx&,ni aais
-,th5us he eretofyre offered the public, IN Its Gu .
.-..ts rsstnGattve, YEd rcaova;ins powers; ana
,.e n.ed.ca! world are astunlshed when t"io thei
.- .syr remedy Wi! cure the above aiseases ana
r f,.rd1d y en- the have ocular demnnstTs-
If the facts. Bat the proprietor, VINO has
..y1 nt the n aIcdy fer twenty odd years, has
,r n a case 81 twenty wears standing ~ be
...,7e. - perfect health. and al other eases OF
..r,-f duration to lie restored. without sinEis
..rt. an ap1 therefore ct.aiieuEes any case al
. 80 mar Whlcs the remedy viii not cure, pro
.. me ,ieeti IONS are ed ont with prudence
..Ie paTt ei the patient; ard any one purchasing
(. dozen l~ttiea, and uslns accordingly. IN his
. t.f ltse. he guarantees ii pe!iact cure ana IN
-..a IF ia.ufe, will inrnish nddi,ional medicine,
80 .. en.f-e. 80 complete the cure. thfnur n his
s-.,. .nd 4, cure VIII ne elected without nccn-
se sDce . ne patient. sod hl
APIEpSON & DCPUT, Druggists.
Agents for lie. city ofiticnmcnd.
, su No. 2ll. Bread street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Ro5Jsyp-A night or two since--or rather At
an early hour in the morning-sone skiliful
thief entered Mr.. Jesse Ciark's room, over
Walters store, where he was lying asleep, and
besides relieving his pockets OF $40 In money,
stole and carried away two coats and two
vests Mr. c. had lett his room door unlocked
for his servant TO enter, and thereby gave ad-
mission TO the thief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Restire Teams.-The punishment designated
by the city ordinance for drivers who leave
their teams in the street. is not half rs severe
as ii will have to be made to break up the prac-
tice. Several accidents have been caused Of
late by this careiessness in drivers, and Others
Of more serious nature may be looked for
unless the practice can be broken up. 1t is
but poor excuse to person who has been
crippled by runaway teams, to tell him that
the horses were wild ond easily frightened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Pu..y.-We have noticed in the show win.
dow Of Mr. John w. Davies, marble worker.
on 9th street, for several days past, the bnsts
OF Washington, Clay, Webster aud Calhoun.
Of beautiful marble, executed in Italy. These
bnsts. We presume, might be purchased ON fair
terms, and would make handsome decora,iona
for the Senate chamber, or Hall Of the House
of Delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

sTFlSsainfeSga FlS'aif atii,ing:mTo Z, TIE CITIZENS AND
stsroy.a' f6uf Hair cut ia the latest and most
aN :, 'i sobd advise yau to call on HOB
Ee b.ihse nAaf -EAtiiDs, Shaving, Shampooing
st,fsnea , h9"Ins, under the American Hotel.
- I'D lith street.
~ pentienen also ran ga, thsir vhiskers
sGas, iesn,ff changed from red iIght. or grey, to
aotiiui biackor brown color.
Or'oN i PRESIDENTIAL ELEC.
ssqsai', ." "lh 10 d very important question. but
~ 1,.d,' ~ Important 10 know where you can
sah two IS. lVw, 80 IN to make your money
'FtPh sros NE wei known ab,tshinent oi
et sad Al III lsk; "a Main street, where you
'sibl,p ~ ti3ies larse assortment 0i the hnes,
cesrsd ~ ss'ss Collars; Cainbric Bands; En-
u Lad, a. SWs and Collars. Tor ~ cents. worth
sfi1 Tse !, '"'d q aud Black Kid Gloves, for I1ac.,
80 he r,cbaos Linen Handkerchleis, for 10c..
- seees c",, embroidered ones at 81 worth IS;
= E,ols y" fringe, TOR &c. per ard. cheap At
sex ana ehtf,s and Drawers Cainbric. and
'F'A twice ,IAS Muslin, from IOc and upwards,
S,,4 i, asieaps, than ever and extend an invi
1sla s,rss, Gnu ALL Remeuber the place. No.
>s,s,.s >s's. JOSEPH sTkAUsE.
rete ls. sHihT.NGs.-! have now IN
~, ss OF uleseh hs,pea OF Shifting mate rails, con.
Sssaes. EYisn aBf auiAeaebed co.toas of all
/, 'i'sb iduen. 'tas,n = and other superior makes
,nss. gAr,st.. ~ "a and Marseiles Shirt Bosoms
'-ed 70 sei .,n,isins eaiicnes. .Ac.. which am
psov JACOB 4. .flsspf.is IsvYf.. Is Nam Nam 1t.
-, - lale. rsoMEATIth s md OZNA1ERGA.
,teeseAs1 GGtii.'n Oxnsberss: and q hsavv
a AlsS aiaillsssties, 4, small fraciion over he
N0iaeleie' a ~ and striped co,toas Of Virginia
ALtREC MOSES, Is AAss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Mayor. Cowt.-The business transacted be-
fore his Honor yesterday was of little interest
to the reader. The first case called was that
of Patsy and Jane Jackson, free Negroes,
charged with feloniously taking Mary Suili-
van, girl fifteen years old, from the Gus tody
of her father, John Sullivan, and keeping her
in their honse for improper purposes. For
tunateiy for the prisoners, Mary Sullivan was
known to the Mayor Us one Of the vilest pieces
of her age liz the city, and the charge was there
fore dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Improring.-We learned on yesterday that
left hand blown off last Saturday, by the
bursting of a fowling-piece, whilst shooting
near the Hermitage grounds, was in an inn
proving condition, and hopes were entertained
of his recovery. The gun which he was using
was believed to be a good fowling-p piece, mas.
much rs it had been in constant use since
Christmas; but on examining it since the acci-
dent, Il flaw has been discovered in the barrel,
near the breach. Persons cannot be too partic-
ular in the purchase and use of guns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Hsary Tfarek-The travel on the Richmond
and York River Railroad is already heavy and
steadily increasing. The train on Saturday
brought over one hundred passengers to this
city, and the down train yesterday was heavily
laden. Already the people of New Kent, King
William and Gloucester are using this road
as the most convenient way of reaching this
city, and when completed to West Point, IL
will be the general thoroughfare for all that
class Of persons who reside on the Uhicka-
hominy Mattaponi and York rivers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Punished.-Albert, 4 slave, charged with be-
ing drunk and attempting to rob a market cart,
was found guilty before the Mayor and sen.
fenced to the LASH .iss - },+i5asfaf 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

1Ss THfsees' Assisaj--We are ta fefnsd that
the (aermAn Tsrners' Assoeiauon VIA giys =
Jfssey ball. not masQ ueradS, (ss ~ said -.
lfrday,) at M0atieeiio Hall, on ~ nigAt oft1e
oh inst. Affairs Of this kind are eeneeul3y'
very pleasant, and We do not eAteFtain the
slightest doubt that all who atlsnd on this &c.
casivn will b, doubly repaid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Careless Dyiring.-A small boy was run over
Hill, last Sunday, and badly injured. Rapid
driving, on public thoroughfares, is Away At
tended with danger, and should be prohibited
by the laws Of the State. @+'' 81 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Stray Dogs seem to have taken possession Of
the streets, by night, and have really become .
great nuisance to the residents OF the lower
Ward. Where are the net men I 't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

Complimentary Seires was given NJ the Pal.
lard House, last night, to Aiss Memmirse ger.
Of South Carolina, and from all that We can
understand. the affair was highly credi,ahis
III every respect The ornamental con fection.
cry. consisting Of beautiful pyramids. etc.
were equal 70 any thing ever ssen tn this city.
una were prepared by A. Antohi u ths St.
Nicholas saloon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01

- S.t;c~.-fiaying purchased the interest cf
.7~-o,ertr-r nj Powell. / shall continue the
,rsF' 'PAfNTiNG and GLAZING BUSINESS
z. ranches. as heretofore
g th fh4nss tor the patronaSe so libeffliY e4
-.tta the late fran, solicit continuance of
.-.rre .e old stand cuCnerot Bank and l2fi
90 ROBERT CARTWRIGHT.
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