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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

day morning Flushed with victory IN national zen
ss State mAssers-a victory that h.s srssdy ~r~y~
brother against brother and State against s&ss& v
tory that has Frustrated financial and conmercs
forests In the face Of abundant harvestsent want
suffering and misery to the dwellings OF tens Of thousands
Of hitherto happy families and has brought already
the verge Of civil The Legislature viii commence
ts duties beset with than ordinary difficulties, and
attended with far responsibility than has rested
upon the shoulders Of lawmakers Of this State since the
adoption Of the federal constitution The tone OF the par
ty journals that party which large majority OF the
Legislature belongs furnish any hope
that any substantial benefits will arise from action
They have 10 within their power TO initiate steps such
as calling State Convention, other measure that
will aid in bringing about peace and harmony the pre-
excited country and calm the troubled hut
Thurlow Weed recent visit 10 this city, remarked
TO friend in private conversation, 'The republicans do
not 70 realize the danger that in and mani
fest disposition TO do anything practical the
pending storm" We have nothing hope that direc
ton and forced 70 the conclusion that there more
truth than poetry in the assertion Of Mr. Weed made
the gentleman THAT the country is going the
deyn"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany and Troy connecting with the New YORK
Central Railroad for al pnt. nest Northwest and s,uh
vess with northern RNrad FOR Saratoga Rutsnd
Burlington YiAsshurx. Roases Point Ossn-sarr and MN
tr~al Winter arrangement commencing h0ndAy December
~ ps1rnlns win lsave york foiowsfor Array,
IA and 10 NJ, express trAin from trygn rev, near
CTR Hail For Albany. 80 A. NJ and $40 r NJ d. Both
depot Do, 10 A. " express mail train, from Iryvn row
Do i0szs NJ, %. do 7eh o. dsppt croton fsiis v
stoupns Al All above Yo<kyie. 15th st. depot
white fsins sis 4. n 2sp and Y ~ stopping At Al sta
sSons depot White PLANE 6l5 NJ. s,0pplng n
81 stations from, White street depot wsmsbndge VI \
and $40 stopping ., Al stations from loh g depot
soppins = Al stations, frm zs,s e. degot Reiurnsg vi
~ and y. NJ express train Albany. tc:tS - bast
AIbsny n A. ~, express mail ursn Croon tsls, 4 y,
SID Is and 10 and $50 = ~ stopping =, az stations
Wfrnnsbrd4c. 6W A. ~ and y n, stopping - A., rts
unsA wnlsmsbvdsr, 70 =. NJ "Wednesday and Saturday
''vs "-sS''s : " JOHN BuRcHrLI. A~s supr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31
RAILROADS.


vTUpsoN RIVER RAILRoAD-fOR ALBANY AND
III Troy, connecting with trains North and West
Trnips leave
rpon cHAsswns yrRyxr rNos rurHry upsr sraErr
Elpress, and II A. ~ and us, uSoAM add $50 Pm
Troy ana Albany, Mall At Sls 80 Pm
1r.y ana Albany with sieep ioisPn Sundays Included
Pon us he 81 ,r.ln, 7.0Ax "a n snaisSPx
Pssksifii ,rHin am t25r.M
sing rIng train no ~ and lcksA ~, t1 $50 and 10
z.6 SO and sssoP.M ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

OrrIcE OF THE NEW voRK cAs bioMI co = AZ
me annual election Tor thirteen directors o. this cysny
II 10 II o'clock A. NJ the oec, No IA Centre street The
Transfer viii b. coacd from the xlh ns, until sfss
the <i<cipn. nv ORDER q. Il. 8tB4tFf, secrc'arr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

WATCHEe AND JEWELRY.
pIsH0P REIN FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
BRANCH or vIcroR BISHOP. q MAIDEN LANE
DIAMOND FULL SETS from o. 70 es,OB
DIANOND HALF SETS, Brsceiets Rings. Pins, &c
WATcHEs, from Jutgessen. Cooper. and all the bes
RICH FRENCH GOLD JEwELRf, newest styles
STONE CAMEO SETS with Diamonds and Pesria
CORAL JEWELLERY, splendid AseormenL
IN Paria All these goods arc offered -
THE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
BISHOP REIN,
YrFTH AVENUE HOTEL. next the iadieA' ensranoA
cycARy Yrwa-wARRASrED SOLID GOLD AND co.
raj u sAch; gold and silver Thistle shawl and scarf
Pima JeWery &c. Fine Watches French Clocka
nusa Boses Acordeons for repaired by experiences
workmen, and delivered IN any part Of The city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.


LNOR RALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR STOCKS. REAL
II Estate Goods selected School LAuda, well located
along the Dcs Mones river In the State Of Iowa Title drccS
-
three story brick rouse o. Fifty hrst for
Farm Of forty dfy with good buildings there
steamb landing rnirund depot
Apply 70 or sddrrs d. Jacot, No. ~ West Fifty fourth
Tor sALE--A TWO STORY HOUSE, TWO LOTS AND
II hail. situated six miles from New York; oommunicA-
ton every ave minutes either Catharne Futon
Williamsburg ferries prize $780, easy Apply v
LAWRENCE DUNN, ~ Oliver street.
LIVE LOTS ON BROADWAY FOR SALEM THE vi.
cnity OF Thirty fourth street with ordinary improve
mens bringing good rent wi be cold u reduced pess
wADsWORTH, No w Pine street.
TOR SALE OR ExCHAN9E-A HANDSOME CoUN-
IT ~ Tarryto~u listing Of Granite House,
aud eli the modern imprsvemsnts the house
magnificent vsw n ths Hudson and surrounding country
and has twelve Of land attached ncely Laid ~t9
wats shrubbsry Kitchen gardes Ac would be srchAnfsa
e. Ac.se. In New Yerh ~ broskiya AAdrsJ B. bon ns
herald oGcs.
DENNsyLvAN1A FARM. COAL ORE AND TIMER
IL Lands viii he exchanged for Eastern Real Esfate,
Western LAnd Southern State Bonds and Rairvad stocks
Bonds Merchandise Address r., boxiD Herald oce~
for siI daya
yVAN1Ep TO EXCHANGE FOR DRY GooDs-A GOOD
w Farm within twenty milcs Of new York; nne house,
store, shos Stop barn, prny Of ROD fruit - Addrrsss
with and d scp,on Of gods, H. T. H., Herald omcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

We have TINS wndcd through the work that has been
marked out for the Legislature which commence, it,
session IN the LIST day Of January, 1881 Almost every
branch Of state governments is In the hands Of tiN
rcpub,cans. aud them alone rests the responsibility Of
she administration o. tho laws and The scsono % the Icgs
siarc daring the year which makes its siycnt on Toes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

A LADIES' FAIR WILL BIZ HELD IN the SCHOOL,
"A OF the TRANSPORTATION church, " Mott and
Park streets during the hoiidayp c,msncng on hondtya
Brcember 81. and continuing daring the week Tickets
cents.
DoYD's CITY ExpREss.-THE BUSINESS OF THIS
ID has resumed and will be carried with the
'>1e '1n''aAi''' 'oa '''0 !. BI%cRiiAx. propa.,or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

METHoDIsTs TURNING TO EPIsCoPALIAN-
IsM.-On the 29th ultimo, the Independent t
Methodist Society of Sehon Chapel, in Louis
vile, kentucky, came in a body Into the Epis- :
copal Church, transferring to that church all
the property previously held by the congre-
CATION. That property consists of very hand
some church building capable of holding four
or five hundred persons, with school rooms
situated in the heart OF the city, and worth
not less than $4,000. The mem berS ass oc ia Ted
themselves as parish o. the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, under the name OF Calvary
Church. To enable the new parish to star
free of embarrassment the Episcopaians of
Louisville stepped forward, and in two days
raised IS 500, the balance of debt remaining.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Tas Chetssr Shoe Faetory.-At the meeting OF
the Legislature III January, an amendment to
the charter OF the Chester Manufacturiu 2
Company will be asked for, aud then. if the
means su bscribed are adequate to the purposes,
the necessary houses Will be built and the fac .
tory put IL operation. Virginia ought al leas
to make her own shoes, aud that she can read
lily do, if her capitalists Will only invest their
money, so as 10 give The working classes the
privilege of its use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

PrsSeAtGtjOa-On Saturday afternoon last,
Commander VIM. A. Charters was waited OH
by a committee of Fire Company ID, who es-
co-ted him to their engine house, where the
Company had assem- bled TO present him with
beautiful gold headed ebony cane. Rev. Mr..
Wagner, on behalf OF the Company, made the
presentation in neat and appropriate speech,
10 which Commander Charters responded in d
few feeling and well-timed remarks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

4 Ns,c RsSerroir is needed 10 supply the city
with water, and plans for the work have al
ready been perfected, but it is not ut all likely
that the City Conncil,w with depleted treas uTy y
staring them in the face, and a financial panic
almost at our doors, Will undertake a work OF
such magnitude at this particular time. $780,
600 cannot be obtained by the asking nor is il
at all likely that it can be raised in any way
short of a great sacrifice of public funds
When quiet is restored, the work will certain
iy be commenced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20
NIRGINIA NTsAM SUGAR REFINLKY
The proprietor takes piea&uTe In announcing
70 tho Il q hat


TO the pnDiIc that the
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
is III tuil and regular operation, and mas ca
paclty sufficient for very large demand.
HIS VIII be 10 render satisfaction 70 all OF
his customers, and he trusts that e will meet
with Liberal patronage from the merchants OF
the Southern States.
The Refinery is located Immediately on the
wharf az Rockets, and Is conveniently situated
for shlpms hts Iii eyerv dlreetICn For the present
only white and yellow Coffee Sugars will be m ade
and If the enterp prise meets with thar success the
proprietor hopes 10 deserve, he will, in the Spring
enlaf ge the Buildings, put cn additional machine
ry. and manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
Being governed in his safes bt the New York
prIces he hopes the merchants of mis- own state
and other Southern State. will pstronIse him libe
rally, and he gu<I2nte es that lis sugars are
equal 70 similar Sugars manufactured North.
Orders Will be received for 10 bbls. Sugar and
bbls syrup and upSards.
Sugars and Syrup deli We red To any store IN the
city, or at any OF tne Railroad Depots, Wharyes
or on Canal Boats, free of charge.
Orders by mai telegraph promptly attendsd &
to at selling prices of this day on which they are
received. unless limited. Samples of each das d
refining Will be exhibited at the office, No. AZ NJ aI
street, under the st. Charles Hotel.
CHAS. Y. M0RRiSS,
Proprietor of the Va. Steam Sugar Refinery.
< -Etra an1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20
CoCKADEs IN THE PULPIT.

NOTICE TO GERMAN CoRREsPoNDENTs-
The United States Consul at Frankfort, Ter
many, having transmitted to the Postmaster
General of the United States the following ad :
vertisement Of the Criminal Court of that
city relative to the recent embe zzlement by an
officer of the Thurn and Taxis post-ofice, of a
large number of letters from the United
States, containing money, addressed partly to
Frankfort ard It's Immediate vicinity, and
partly to Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Baden. Swift
zerland, &c, we publish the same for the in
formation of interested parties in the United
States
During the last nine or twelve months,
John David Schmid, letter packer, ia the EN- :
ploy OF Thurn and Taxis, has, according to
his own confession, stolen letters con ntaining
gold. Said letters were intended partly for
the pos tai jurisdiction of Frankfort and part
ly for Bavaria, ,Wurtemberg. Baden, and Swift
Zerland 1t is important to ascertain the mum
Der and the contents of said letters, the names
of the addressed and senCers.
"All those who have lost money as above in
dicated, are requested 10 address the UNDER
signed, DIR. SoHSIDER, Invest tigating ] udge
"FRANKFoRT, Sept. I5 I069.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Judge Lyons commenced the November term
OF his COURT yesterday morning at IL O'Clock
During the morning IL number Of motions il
relation 10 civil causes were heard and dis
posed of.
The Grand jerry met at the appointed hour,
and brought III trGe bills against Jno. Burns,
for violently assaulting aud beating a man
named Kane and breaking his ribs; and agairs
Henry b. Hernandez, for breaking into d
house occupied by one of Mr.. J. S. B. Tins
ley's servants, and stealing all her furniture
and wearing apparel. When the robbery was
committed the servant who occupied the house
was absent from the city. Her owner how
ever, got wind of the robbery, and procuring
search warrant, not only found the IN Kissing
articles in the house of the accused, but the
officers discovered a saddle believed 10 have
been stolen, and d revolver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Barbecue Talked Of-Some of the politicians
of Richmond are talking Of inviting the resi-
dents of Petersburg 10 join them in u grand
barbecue, to be held at Chester, early Mex
month. The plan now is, to invite the lead
ing men OF all parties TO the feast, and thus in
sure an interchange of opinlon on the allah.
sorbing question of the day, viz: The election
Of Lincoln and secession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

The Betting Men are yet at sea as TO the vote
OK Virginia. The hackers of Bell think they
have the best OF it, but are afraid YET to crow,
while the Breckinridgers entertain strong
hopes of passing their opponents at the dis
tanco stand and winning the purse. If The
race, so far, is not a dead heat, it is too close
to be decided till reports are heard from all
the judges uppointe 10 note the running 1t
every point. Wait for the official returns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Bnrglaies are becoming so frequent that
every citizen should willingly aid the police
in detecting the operators. From this time
uatil the holidays have come and gone, ocaa-
thieves can watch the police and escape their
de lection with very little trouble, it is very
important that all good citizens should be on
the look. out for depredators.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20
A l. l. Il IL A ID e. ~

ford hhVb'F l.. DICKINSON, successor to Bin-
RebmDoinoss Diosiqson Welslger,) No 75 M ain street,
ersi,"ed oa aim by his friends and the pubic gem
teasv,' Vttes their attention to his large and ex-
pns'rs STOCK Of HATS, CAPS, FURS. &c, COM
wh,cbtnetv etvsft style manufactured for the season,
las eashe ~ he sold at Wholesale and retail to pune
Chant o9gIers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
see W. i virginia, North Carolina, and Teunes-
call tHe city, are respectfully solicited TO
iax ' Aanine for themselves before purchas-
eAsss Z iloefai discount made TO those who pnf-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

The Frs Brigade is to be reorganized be-
tween now and the Goth OF this month at
which tiHe the number OF members will be
reduced aud two Commanders will be dis
missed. Under the amended ordinance four
Commanders will be sufficient, and these foar
the Council is required 10 select. The steam
fire engine will be in place with the brigade
on that day, and therefore the reduction in
force. Another steam engine will, no doubt,
be ordered, if the present one works well, m d
then Will follow another reduction of priyates
ard officers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20
FORGERY AND SuICIDE.-A prominent rea

FORGERY AND SUICIDE.-A prominent real
estate broker, OF St. Paul, MINI, named
Gray, committed suicide on Saturday under
peculiar circumstances. He had lately become
pecuniarily EN- barrassed, and having borrow ed
until he could do SO no longer, be obtained
several blank county bonds aud filled them
up. These forged bonds he offered ms security
TO q gen tleman who was about to lend him
money. The forgery was discovered, and an
officer was appoin ted to watch Mr.. Gray until
Il warrant conld be procured. When the Off
Ger went 10 Gray's house, the latter entered
an inner room on pretence of washing, then
passing through the back door, he ran TO the
bridge. The officer pursued, but before he
could oyertake him Mr.. Gray had passed un-
der the railing of the bridge and suspended
himself over the water. As the officer ap-
preached, he loosed his grasp and fell one hun-
dred feet into the river. His body has not
been found. He was native OF Cape Cod.
Mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20
PRICE ONE CENT.

Fourth Street. between Clay and Leigh. is in
horrid condition at this time, and needs i'm
mediate attention. Why is 1t that the city au
thorities do not have the pit for the culveri
filled mp now that the brick work is compile.
ted! Such nuisance, IL created by private
citizen, would have been reported to the Mayor
long since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

ExorbiiaHt Chargss.-The hackmen, or rather
some OF them, are again trampling on the city
ordinances, by exor bltaat charges 10 citizens
aud strangers. They are allowed 10 charge
one dollar for the first hours use of their ys-
hicle, and fifty eeats per hour thereafter, bu {
in no case have they the right 10 exceed this
amount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Dry Dock is very much needed here and
the James River and Kanawha Com pany
should build one. in connection Wi th the Rich
moLd Dock, as soon as they can find the means
TO do so. The site for it, near the ship lock- ia
a beautiful one, and the fact that water could
be drawn into 1t with pumping, would greatly
add to It's profits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20
= LAND AND STAY - IA {
HATS. &c.
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
WILLIAM t. MOORE Il CO.,

WILLIAM T. MOORE & CO.,
r 27 BROAD STREET.
ms subscribers respectfully announce that they
i e!e now IN receIp4 of large and fine assortment
~ mars and CAPS, to which they call attention
so,eaasers would find q rare selection # the,
I'm our stock before buylng, Will ofeI
,au0ceuents that cannot fail To please. We have
E.eHeu fuIi supply of LADlES' FURS, en-
aelts all the latest styles, which we are sell
ostVtnts' Hats and Caos cannot be beat, either
'1yoailtI or pflce.
PPhSeS HATS made to order
dthahAlu Tor past tavors, they hope for a con
"Nu4Ace OF the same. VIM. L. MOORE,
NJ. J. LEONARD,
2J7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Iron Bridges are to be erec ted across the canal
in this city, SO as to connect two of the streets
and will be completed in the course of the
winter. Experience has demonstrated that
iren bridges, while they cost one third more
in their erection, are vastly cheaper in the Ell d.
whatever the length, and are being adopted on
railroads and elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

REPRESENTATIVE AMRRIOAN.-Mr. Mes
mith, one of the newly -efected Senators from
Oregon, is q native of the State of Maine and
is now about forty-five years OF age. He was
educated in carpenters shop, aud follOw wed
the business until he became of age, when he
emigrated TO the west, and finding himself one
day out of money, and being unaoie to get EN-.
plOyment at his trade, enlisted in the army.
He served iYe years on the western frontier,
in Dodge's Regiment of Dragons. At the
expiration of his term of service, he started
overland for Oregon. with the emigration of
lsl3 and arrived in Oregon city in the fall of
that year. When the provisional Govern =
ment was organized in 1914, Nesm mith was elect
ed one of the Territorial Judges. He went
to California in the summer of 1915, with
many other Oregonians, worked for some
months at mining, on Feather River and re-
turned to Oregon the next Spring. He was
afterwards Superin tendent of Indian Affairs
for Oregon, but was removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

The Montgomery (Ala,) Mail publishes {
rumor that Hon and Rev. IL w. Hlliard, ol
Ala, has accepted ch urch in Brooklyn, N. 7.
salary $4,000.
Randall CLARK was fined at the late term OF
the Circuit Court of Lowndes county, Ala
81, 900 for not feeding his slaves well
Mr.. McLane, our minister 10 Mexico. has
resigned that post aud Ex- Gov Weller, Of Cal
ifonIa, has been appointed to succeed him.
J. ]. Dayids, a dentist, of Atlanta, Ga, com
mitted suicide by shooting himself on the l2,h
inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

PuHishFd.-Bon Smith, the free negro who
escaped from the chain gang short time since
was before the Mayor yesterday for being
drunk and disorderly in the streets, and be-
sides being well dashed, was again put to wors
on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

A FORK SWALLOWED BIZ COw-Mr. J
Francis Johnson, Of This county, while slaugh-
tering a cow for beef Il few days since, found
sticking through her upper stomach, and firm :
large horn handle dining fork. II had evi-
IDENTIFY been swallowed some months before,
and what is remarkable, she is reported 10
have been very tat and thrifty, up TO the time
she was killed. The pres umpton is that 10
the effort Of the stomach to discharge the fork,
The tines were forced through its subs lance
and into the flesh where it was fonnd.-Madi-
son (Gd.) Visitor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Not Gxilty.-Ann Shanahan, a white wo-
man, made her appearance before the Mayor
Yesterday, TO answer the charge of stealing
lumber tools, etc, from William McParr.-
After a hearing. the accused was discharged,
the evidence being insufficient TO warrant her
being sent on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Realty Mode Clothing, OF superior q 'ality,
and 10 q large amount, is being made in RIch.
mond, and facilities for increasing the mann
facture are being daily enlarged. This winter
more clothing will be made up here than was
ever known before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

The FUginio IHdsr.-We are requested by
the editor of the Virginia Indsx TO state that
the publication of that paper VIII be resumed
on Friday next, under new and psrmansn: ar
rangements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Out Of EmploymsHt.--rhere are now in this
city between one and two huadred hands cut
of employment, most Of whom have been dis
charged because OF the arrangement Ia the
money market. II business does not revive
before the winter sets in, hard times may be
anticipated with the working classes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

FATAL FiGHT.-Henry A. Riddick, promi-
nent LAWYER of Coffeeyiiie, Miss, shot
and killed in an affTay with another lawyer,
named A. Snider. on the l0th inst. As he !e!i,
his brother seized his pistol and killed Snider
on the spot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

South Carolina Bank Notes are taken by some
of the brokers in this city at five per cent dis
count; and North Carolina with the excep.
ton of the NJ liners Bark, which is five per
cent. discoun) is taken at two per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20

Hiring T,Hs--the most annoying season OF
the year to ohousekeepeTs-is rapidly approach
ing. Servants are already beginning TO lock
out for new 10 mes for iSGl and several OF
them have made their arrangements for the
ReW year.