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~ TIE STEAMER Phil steam
er Philadelphia which is plying between this city
and Acquia Creek, is nder d an improvement on
our river steamers. We hear it ntiInaled that she
will be purchased by the Pntomac and Fredericks-
burr Railroad. and VIII continue on this route
This steamer is POI feet Ions and % feet beam and
is finished throns hout in the most beautiful
and substantial manner. Her hull is tive fee.
wider than the Baltimore. but she draws less wa
ter There are four saloons. including maznif-
cent dining saloon capable of seating 200 persons.
The panel work OF these saloons Is painted White.
and ornamented highly with gold. The state-roem
saloon, which is INN edately above the dining sa-
loon. has fifteen large state rooms. including a
bridal chamher-the latter elegantly furnished
The forward saloon contains four state rooms
and forty four berths. Below the main deck there
is cabin for second class PASSENGERS divided into
iorts eight he rtbs In all her appointments she il
complete Her fues and smoke stack are sur
rounded by non comhus'ible substance. which is
a preventive ainst FIRE. The en- inc was built
nv Reany Neffie. of Pm laCel phia, and has cyl
inder forty eight inches in diameter. Her paddle
wheels two nty nine feet in diameter. She is a
very fast steamer. and will add much to the tacIii
ties for Southern travel.
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NEW BOOKS, &c.
- .. ..s ,.,ss....r... - ..s-s|..
JOSEPH WEIAER.

i l.
BOOKS, PERIODICALS AND STATIONERY,
No, l2l Broad ST., next t" A. Pzznis ConfectieG-
lam prepared to furnish MAGAZINES, and
DAILY and WEEKLY PAPERS at the following
prices:
MAGAZIN ES.- Harpet's Mazazine. $3.50; Go
dey's Lsdys Book, So so: irvins's Masazine So
Blsckwood's Magazine, a3; All the Year Round
800; .Peterson's MAGAZINE. So: Ladies' Home
MAGAZINE, So; Ballou's MOI ,hly Magazine, 81.
WEEKLY PAPEkS.-New York LEDGER, So:
New York Weekly. 81; New York Hercury. 81;
New York illustrated News So; LeSlie's Newspa-
per. So; Harper's Weekly. 81 30; Waverly MaFa-
q ne, So: Gleason's PICTORIAL 81: Literary Com
panion. 81; Welcome Guest. -; Flac of Cur
Union 50 Family journal, ~ National Police Ga
zstte, $3.50; Y. S. Police Gazette. 81 50; Porser $
Spirit OF the Times, So; Wilkes Spirit OF the
Times So; Old Spirit tn. Times. SIS; New York
Clipper. So; Irish News. So; Boston Pilot, So 80
I!ish Ame rcan, 81 50; Carnop Mirror: So; True
DA ILY PAPERS.-New York Herald and
Times, each S per month; So SO per quarter
SO per year-deliyered III any part of the city, FREE
OF CHARGE.
Call and cave. or send your orders at
JOSEPH WfLLER'S. i2i Broad st.,
(ths eldest established stand in the city,
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srUC1AL NOTICES.

PIES INFALLIDLE BAKING POWDER. the
hast and cheapest preparations known for making
in few moments. without ysast. Ana u an se.
Bread, Biscuits. Batter. Buokwhest and oibor
Griddls Cakes. PUDDING. Pies: and Pastry OF every
(From Rec. Thomas Binford.l
MARL HiLL. HEs RICO 18th Oct. 1868
DR.. GAPLIcx dear Having used. To some
considerable extent. your "Sempisls bakIn. row
to an thn that has Leen used ia family for the
'"' 'o THOMAs ByNvoHD.
PoKTsxouTH, March 10 1883.
I clearfuily recommend Ssmpe's BAKING Pow-
dar'I a. The most superior article ever used fer
making light snd sweet lssaf Bread, Biscuits. &c.'
in the shortest possible time. JOHN JACK
JOHN W. GARLICk,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor,
iaas.ts Richmond, Va.
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60 NESS 5. EDiTOES.-HoaIn. the
4S>I-a remark OF member of the Senate that
now the soldiers. latel, emplo' ed AT Harper S
Ferry and tharlest0wn. WI nd he llher lily paid
| have taken the trouble to ascertain the lawful
PAY as allowed b, the Federal Governme mt for its
troops, and find it tn he Sll pc, month 81 .
per day for the numb OF da, 5 served; which. If
course, Will he tie amount pad Now,
G. mpans We have some thiIt, mechanics earnlnz
feom 81 IS to So per day. The. served twent, -
three da's- losinr IS per DIV intSlns s6o Tor
actual loss to each man earning S3 per day of
S6c.72-w hici, at this season of the year, when
the, have hire and rents tOpaY. is certainly
no Ii. hit tursiei.snd yet god the, will lie
LITERALLY PAIN. Truly this is great incen-
I'VE for MINUTE MEN to drop their books tooi>
and De OFT IN 4 H.oment. posi- 81. y TO BE SHOT,
ard but for o. J. Esprit tn Corps which anImates
them our countr, would hardly be safe.
ia 26-lt SUFFERER.
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1.-THE NYTHEyILLE TINES

\, - '.TRE " YVTtV I Ii Z IT Why
~ is one nf the best advertisins mediums in
Southwestern Virginia IT. is published in tie
ately on the Vir-nia and Ten oesses Railroad. and
has an extensive circulation throuA bout this en-
t. ION OF country. and also in North Caroline,
Tennessee a,d Kentucky. The merchants ami
business men generally. Of Richmond wond do
well to serd their advertiseme nts to the II :
&c they with to secure portion of the SPRING
TRADE of Scuthweste- n VIRGIN
TERMS -Gne square. w l'nes.i wear. paper in
clHded,, Sl2JO: one square months. 81; one
square. 3 months. S3 81. Business cards, tei- hit
Ines, il year S.; Business Cards. months So.
liberal d scount " III ba made to persons sh. n (
IT, adverti.e larger quantity. than any If the
above. Address, V G HUEF,
Editor and Proprietor.
ia 26--4t@ Wtthevitle Va,
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE. - On Tuesday
last, the Maryland Legislature finally passed
the resolutions which had been pending, in
structing their representatives in Congress to
use their infiuence with the National Govern
ment for the negotiation of a treaty with
Great Britain for the restoration Of fugitive
slaves from the United States who may be
found In Canada
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Hugh Water this day Thursday On O'CLOCK.

Sch, resss r. Allan. Alien, New York. malt and
rye, Stea ms l. Co. - . ..
Schr Two W iliiams. Smith, Warwick, wheat.
Sioop Grand Spy, Dennis, James hiver' co'h'
Propeller Echo. snipcs, Petersburg, mdze.' A.
Schr Baltimore. Phillips, Baltimore, mdze., W.
b. Cniquitt d Co.
Sehr amazon " arren. Eastern Shore, oats and
corn. Mit!sptus n Read. ~
Bark Black fag e, Capt. John Mcfcc, from Lay
erpool lotn November, with $3.50 SACKS oil sat- 70
Edw. W III. de VOss Co.
SAILED.
Schr. Mountain Ea4Ie. Pend!eten, Boston VIA
CITY Point mGZs d w Currls. ,
Brig Fanny Orenshaw, Munsen, BRAZIL HOUR
Crenshaw Co.
Ship Cockermouth Castle. -, from Richmond.
arrived at Bordeaux Sd inst. -
Barkentine ndrew NJ anderson. Thompson from
New Orleans, arrived at p tladelphia 3lst 1net Or
Schrs Mary f. Gaze. Leighton. and Glrafle,
Chase, for Cit. Point. arrived at Boston sd
Schr lien H. Brown. Edwards. from Alexan-
Mia via Bristol for DightnL. passed up I all River
2lst INST.
Schr.. D. C. Higgins. Longstreet. for Petersburg.
and Mott Bedell. R der, for Norfolk, cleared at
New York 23d inst; Emma Mayo, May o, from Pc
tersburg, arrived at do. same da'.
~ TELE6RArE.I ~
HAMPTON ROAps. Jan 24-Arr'd ship w hte
Swallow Crosby. 80 days ( ON Nckeens Island .
guann. for orders. to Hardy X Bro. Lett ship As
pasta LessOW. Waltiny cargo.
Brig Crawford, Small. II days from Somerero for
orders, to HARDY Bro.
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AEsieSATIoN OF THE, COMMISSIONER OF
rATENrs.-Mr Bishop, ofConnecticut. has re-
signed the office Of Commissioner of Patents,
70 take effect on the list of February. 1t is
stated that Mr.. Samuel Ingham, also of Con.
necticut, Commissioner of Customs, has been
appointed as Mr.. Bishops successor.
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1hefe vas bill before the House short
tins 40 70 lay tax upon all bachelors above
certain age What has become Of Il va d.
~ knew. II It was designed for . revenue
measure, II proceeded on wrong principle
For ~ purposs Of raising revenue, sxrmyis.
ought to b taxed before anything else. Now
. wtfs ssd children ara luxuries, At least those
who have them say 20. Let the tax, then, de.
signed fJr ths bachelor, b. laid upon them. II
It b mere compulsory legislation. method
proposed Tor drivtag naaa 70 mstrimony IN
ds1bscs Of biz purse, thsn. Il will not succeed
Wives sss dear. scaics. and bard % - Come u.
Sowing maehinss arschsap. pisntfal, and caA
- ebtatnsd 81 hatf dosen places IN every
tvWn. Tt dieeseace In The cost viii pay thu
tax. - - ~ NV, - eenpalsOry measure,
VII nil
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commissioner FROM MIssIsslPPI-A resO-
luton WAS introduced in the Senate OF MIS-
sissippi, on the 18th inst, in favor of electing
"a Commissioner to 60 Immediately to Nir-
ginia, to confer with her through her Legi sla-
turs II to the best means &c maintain and pre-
serve the rights and interests Of the Southern
States against the dangers now impending
nYAr them
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LYNCaBURG RIFLE G REYs.-Capt. Maurice
S. Langhorne, who for several years COM
manded the Rifle Guards, of Lynchburg, has
accepted the command of the new company Of
Rifle Greys. In that city. The uniform Of the
company will be made in Virginia Of Virginia
goods, the cloth being man ufactured at Staun-
ton, and the suits to be made up at home.
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n THE COLUMBIAN HOTEL. RICHMOND, Va
/ would say. for the benefit of the travelling public
and others without the slightest intention to puff
ing. that I have been travelling more or less ever
since the war oflSl2 hroush this and about fifteen
at all the fashionable hotels in the East and many
of the West. and for kind treatment. good servants.
clean beds and other apartments. | have found
none to keel the Columbian Hotel You will al
wa.s find the landlords at Your elbow, ready 20
make your plate at table groan with the lat OF the
bles. Then take not my word for It. but come and
see. all you epcures of the land, and let him til ut
is athrst come and partak, of the bounties of the
Columbian Hotel. 2Lt TRAVELLER.
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NJ RICHMOND THEtTRK.
Positively last nie mt but two of the American
Prima Donna.
MISS CAROLINE RlCHINGS,
And her father.
Mr. Peter RICHINGS,
Who will appear ieht IN
Two SPLENDID PIECE
DAUGHTER OF THE REtiiMtNT.J with
DAUGHTER OF TIE REGiMENr.t all it's
DAUGHTER OF HE REOlMENTA Music.
A'aushab'e comedetta. fEITTTTIfEE s ssvsE
CAROLINE RICHINGSJ
MISS CAPOIFNt RlCHINGS} as
MISS CAROLINE RIChlNGSl
Las. nj hit MAIZE and KAT lie nnALRYMPLE E
Out TWO. lMAEIEard KATE DALRIMPLE.
Mr.. PETER oICHINGS)
Mk. PETER RI Fl NGSf as
MIR. PETER KICHINGS\
(CARTOTCHE.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. ICARfOjCHE.
(CARcOUCHE.
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PAPER MANUPAcroRY.-The Fredericksburg
Herald learns that tho whole amount Of stock
necessary 10 the erection Of paper factory. In
that place. ard stocking it with the requisite
machinery for operating, has been subscribed.
Il will probably BE- put under contract early
In the spring.
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received from p. II.
TAYLOR, the following pieces Of new music :
The Sea Fight, fne piece Of descriptive
music The Serenade. . German song; NV
held 10 like TO rend, Willie May not call you
mother, now and Merry IL the Greenwood.
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la Southern Nj muia tory.
FLAGS, BANNERS, 30.
ana now prepared to furni.h
MILITARY FLAGS, BANNERS, 30. &C.,
At tine shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms. GEO kESKELL.
in 1;-d6.oWlt
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"a Rocks Good Samaritan.
RHEUMATISM
RHEUMATISM.

RHEUMATISM
The subscriber wod1d present TO his friencs and
the public generally preparation of mis- own d
covery. and, thoush not medical msn. vt his
remedy Tor RHEUMATISM. SPR STIFF
MSS &c, will prove itself ;r,a5. to be all that
those who have tried 1t say it IS.
He deems it unnecessary to adduce more than
one certificate thou> in the short ti# OF its use
he has received number from the most eliahle
parties. who are residents of Richmond and Its
suburbs. 49, .
Mr. RocK-Dear Sir: Before ! used one bottle Of
your Rheumatic Imminent, called the GOOD SA-
MARIAN, was unable 10 attend 20 my business
and feel bound. in justice. {" certify to the iact
with the hope that YOU will make it public that
others tn similar at lotions NAV have the be- sht
of my experience. It gives me great pleasure 10
saw BY the use of the above remedy am able to
attend to MY usual business as vigorously as ever
Yours very respectfully, q. w. GARRETT.
The above Invaluable preparation IS for sale by
NILLSPAUGH h JOHNSTON, Main street few
doors below the Old rket, and by all the princi-
pal Drugs lists Of the city and suburbs.
PRICE CENTS per bottle:
~ In all cases of failure. after a fair trial, the
purchase money wall he refunded
ia 25-Iw WASHINGTON L. ROCK.
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HA. To PUBLIC SPEAKERS. and others who make
a free OF the vocal organs. From Rsr. E. n.
Chapin, IL. d., Nstr York Browns Bronchial
Troches.''-',I consider Your Lozenses an excel
lent article for their purposes. and Iecommeni
their use to public speakers
/. 25-d3tTT&S
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~ THE Visnette Photograph taken at RrEs'
Gallery are the most beautiful st lie o' portraits
that we have ever seen. They are clear and dis
tnct, and free from the abrupt shadows seen IN
Photographs generally. The same ma, be said of
his Craycn and Pearl Ambrotypes. which all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

POSTAGE STAMPS. POSTAGE
80 STAMPS Persons in want of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them az this office, in
any quantity. ia l9-ts
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EA- To THE MEMBERS OF THE STATURE
You are spectiuil, solicited, aud all to Wis
the PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GsLLERY OF O.
w. NJ INNS. 2H Main street. durins ,'ur leisure
hours and favor him with sitting for a photo
graph. Several of the M inbeTs have alread doGe
He trusts that all will gr1nt his request: it viii
occup. but LITTLE Of their time. and no expense, ard
may eventually be sreat satisfaction to them
their fanny and friends. Remember, 2l7 Main
st. eet two doors below 9Th. ia 24-3t
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nA.K-lirf irom Cough in Ten Minutes:-
Pectorai Cand. Of HorehouId, Lvsrwort. &c, for
throat and lungs. Particularly adapted ior chill
dren. Dose One or two wken cough, Sc. trnu-
bles. Price 25 cents; For sale by MEAoE bA-
ia 26-3t*
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MA Special Notice.-The attention OF the
trade is requested to the sale of Wines. Liquors,
Csa's, &c, to take place at the store Of Jonn J.
MELLON. on Cars, between 18th and 18Th streets,
THIS DAY. at 10 clock b. order of
ROSCOE B. HEATH. Trustee.
= r. Cook Auct ia26-1t
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NOGItE.-Al persons hGving CLANS 49,
Y the Commonwealth # |rslnls. fer ne =.
cnsse Of arms and afn!nun tons. the Rssrl =, =,
armng eqnippin. and MAINTAINING tfncps U.s..
the transportation and pay III the same, ahS ~
other incidental expenses incaried IN Inc Ssf-.
OF the State. and in tie execution OF p!is', 80. 80,
dsr sentence Of the CHcdit Couft 81 !S-F'-
county. are hereby required to prcfeI inc s'H' -
medIately to the uBCeTsisnst. al bichA.. y
board crested under the act ot Assembly, -
An Act. appointing comm ssloLsrs to Fu1 -,
pay the expenses incurred Ivy the xat uti'e ~ ~ ~
purchase Of ius q fcr the defence oi lH- "'"
inonweaIth. pass eli I'D J9nHsr. lSa
GfO " NrNFURD Sac C1m;
J. N. BENNETT. Ard. PUB. ACES
WM. a. RICHARDSON. Adj 1s1
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NOTICE TO OWNrRs

* NOTICE TO OWNERS
<4<~ The u nd DepnS v. sir :. X,
~ his TRAINING STABLE
$780, f..--~..~>-~a the ASHLAND RACE
COURSE an the 18th February. 1s59 and viii tb.,
he prepared 10 receive HORSES Ter the purpo,. \
being trained.
have employed "a Trainer CHAs. FILLS. one d,
the best and most reliable Trainers In the STAT.
TtRMs:
When the owners Of Horses furnish Rubber and
Rider, and Clothing, &C., the terms viii se sig
per day.
When the~Trainer furnishes every necess,r,
training. So per day.
All expense. of travelling to ard from .shl.pd. ..
to any other Course. to be paid bv the owner
N. A. THOMSON,
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The Legislafure yesterday appointed joint
committee 70 consider the recent mission from
South Carolina. In the House the resolution
authorizing tho Governor to appoint three
Commissioners to q Southern Convention, at
Atlanta, Ca, was referred to that committee.
Two CHILDREN DRowNED.-On Monday
last, while Mary O'Brien, three years old, and
Mary Ann Curtis, six years old, were playing
In n yard In Brooklyn. N. Y, they were pre-
cipitat ted into cistern by the caving in OF the
pavement and were drowned before ASSN
lance could be rendered them.
The city Of New Orleans has recovered
Judgment against the city OF Baltimore, Ior
$50, 900, being one-half Of the expenses lncurr-
ed by the feT,oer city in defending the NJ DO
nOgh will
Frank s. TAFT, "a printer, we regret to say,)
was arres tsd not long since on steamboat De-
tween PavLsrsburg and Marietta, for passing
countortsit money.
A fellow named Henry Lewis was arrested
in Augusta, Ga, on Saturday, for picking the
pocket OF COL McGehee, Of Mississippi, of
$3.50.
A bank robber. named Henry Clarke, who
stole G., 900 in London, ana fled with II " this
country has been arrested IN New York.
H. M Nathan has been elected S. G.. Com Of
the Supreme Grand Lodge of Sons OF Malta in
South Carolina.
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qR~S 0PPOSs TION NEE rINC.-
- A NEE in If the Opposition party. of
The city eff Richmond will be held At the Git, H ali
THIS THURSDAY NIGHT. at ia O'Clock, tor the
ran ements for the State Convention be hald in
this city on the I'D of February nest. ia 26-lt"
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On Tuesday evening AZ ave minutes PAST 9 c.
CLfFFORD D.. son Of W IN A. and COLUMBIA a.
Jones. sed Jear and "a dass
otter up my own dear babe,
To hun 10y wnom twas given,
To seek home in Jesus arm,
A place near him in Heaven.
His funeral will be preached at the res,nenec oil
John H. Bakey's, on 2.th street, on THURSDAY
morning at IO1l o cnck. to which the friends ead
relatives of the family respectfully invited 70
attend without further notice.
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~, STR A Y r. D-FrcU my ,,,II---
5A-se. Cary street. ten young NrI'FSr u
Gxfn person resarnlns the sane or y,v,, hal
suitably rewarded. vii "
25-3t* W Gprr,
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Ms PHOTOGRAPHS. Pearl Ambrotypes. Leather
types and II the varlons stN les OF portraits known
in the art taken AT REEFS Mammoth Gallery, Ii:
Main street, at prices ranging from Csc. to sS25.
ia 24-3t
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- SPECIAL NOTItE.-Al persons
90 interested IN the jeweiry to be aiven
away at the DIME HOTtL RESTAURANT vii!
please he there SATURDAY NIGHT, Jan. 2oth,
1850 at 81. . clock
DIME HOTEL RESTAURANT.
ia "a eod3t No. 81, Main street.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

ENOa HIRE-A good WASHER and COOK AID
l. ply t. X. Il. SMITH Ga Brooke Avenue.
ia % IT between Clay and Leis SITS
MAN SERVANT sER stiR As PORTER
w IN = store, PACKER, 0SrLER or DRIVER
he can be recommended, and NAV he empi,ys b,
the lGonth, or Tor the se1r, moderate terms
ALSC-Sevsrai BUILDING LOTS fot sale on
Church HIll, Mount Ern, and In Fulton. Appl,
Immediately to A. g. STtIBBS
ia 25-3t- No. Il Peal stteet
tOh Htkf-s BOY, Is years cd. fine DIN
L ins Room and House Serva1t-ver, likely ca
pslie aad honest. Apply at Mrs. MOTLEI'S, on
Main. 3toors above It'll. Iaa5-2t'
ENOR HIRE. Il have for h,rc senerai LABOR
Frs. HOUSE GIRLS. COOKS, WASHERS
and dR0NfRS; CARP NT EMS, BLACK
SMITHS and HELPERS. Appl, to
WM. s. PHILLIPS, on I2sh,
ia Its between Main aud Bank streets.
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g. LOST--Ss0 REwARD-Ahu, =. -
~ Of January. a GOLD WATCH ~ ~
&Ny. lace there lsa Representation of , un u.
Sks@AA snip. and on the case crosses Ike ~ aa
Also. GOLD CHAIN. very hesvs. SET I'm ~
other. carved The above reward Of ga ~, vi =
ps'd for ~ return to the Dispatch Office, va =
in
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~ CREW X SO~, ,,.xr
". STAN SOAP AND CANDLE MAN

Z Z
n7rH srrrrr, orrosirx rrg MAgssrI Al,
Invite the attention ci dealers. rsps ~, D y
family groccrs. L. our brand of BIO" 80
viii be found much superior IN quality " ~ :,
C, tuu,ou Soao much OF which $ made iI0A :"
oil > and q, VIC will sell NJ about ths SANE "
has To- he pad Tor much lnferlnf stiice' ~ y
fun w.ix hts, which We ~ sell GA the sues : :.
commodatiug terms. We respectful. Si,g' =. a.
exsinIu alton of cur stock. belisvtFS ma " -
S.ene :. :" your ''''''0'' ~ ax-ls
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LOST AND STRAYnn

/ OST-on TuesdSy somewhere on Re-
j. gold LoCkET slth miniature n n 'Ss A.
gold CHAIN and PIN. The f ader viii VA Ialse
ia 2j-2t'
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sNON n-Yesierdav. on Shockae pn
! GOLD LoCkET. with the miniature !, are
Of gentleman. with a gold Chain attached seSss
the owner car obtain b. caliing at tbIs "a saci
pay ins for this advertisements. y.ss sat
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MARRIED.

On Thursdav, the 18th inst, By the Rev. MI. Pet
tisrev, Mr.. ThOS. p CRUMP sad Miss Lucy
T. PATMON. bath Of this city.
On the morning Of the 18th inst; BY Key; M
Shrir leY OF the 1st UniveI saist Charch nICH-
ARD t. BROWN and Miss ELIZABETH F.
GREGORY, all Of this CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

-. LOST-On YESTERDAY. bs,,..-
So IL Mr.. Dahney's store, near ~,
ard 18th street. and Adams 80, 30
pair of GOLD SPECrACLES. for wh~b f41
raj reward will be paid If the finder i'll return ~,
10 this Office. !, .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

I OsT..Testerday, between Crenshsw U,,.l.--
- Co sand Christian h f.sthrap N,l'9S
ING BREASTPIN. large size. cou'aInIns ssr ~,
different kinds of hair. The finder vii Re sJ,,,h
rewarded BY returning the same to this oii.e
ia 25-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

WANTED. 1.-The subscriber is desirous Of OBJ
is well versed in the tobacco. wheat and al, other
crops raised in virginia, and 10 willing 10 make
himself generally useful. Any required reference
gwen. Add, ess - A B c." through Richmond 7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
Hs0RoEs, SELL REAL ,EsTATE, SELL NJ
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestov
ed upon him for two years past. au 3l-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26

I oST-Last Thursday. between the 6, cI,,7..
II Hotel and 25th street. a pair of SlI,VFe' Si =
GAR TOMS, marked III The finder vii le r.
ja 2l-3.*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-26
NTTENGER A EDMOND

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BUILDERS OF PoRTABh; AND IifARtotg
KY ENG MES. SAN MILLS hh'A'
WORKS. AC.
STAN FIRE ENGINES 81,
OF the mos, approved plan, ard msde 10 .,w 4
be- 81 manner. warranted eauai IN eseti -, Nara
my o. ,he same s@'o h"e'"'@ "a :5-sa