davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
Honorable re,tip,ou,a,..


At the recent dinner given to Ex-Governor
WlsE, according to the report in the ENQUIRER.
\ very highly complimentary otestimonial was
presented to Col. J. LucIus DAVIS, on behalf
OF the ladies Of Charlestown, by the Governor.
in . very handsome speech. The present was
. very beautiful gold watch aud chain, In
their letter, which was read on the occasion.
the la6ies say that the testimonial il offered as
IN expression Of their "high appreciation of
s(OOl. D.s) recent military services in de-
fence Of Northern Virginia from the menaced
vioisnce OF reckless fanaticism." The present
was indeed handsome, and, as the Governor
said, "a guerdon Of gallantry more prAcious
tospatri0tic knighthood than the spurs of her
abby" Col. DAVIS responded in "a very happy
speech. t
Another pleasing incident Of the dinner. was
the prssea tation by Gov. WISE Of the sword
he wore At the Court OF Brazil to Gen. WM. II.
TALiAgxRRO, a. an expression OF his sense O:
the exemplary discharge Of the high and re-
sponsibie duties which devolved upon the
General at Charlestown. The presentation
speech and the response were both happily
conceived.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

HIGH PRICES FOR NEGROEs.-Twenty three
negroes belonging to the es tate of the late Mrs.
r.. w. Spencer, of Cumberland county. Va.
We're sold on Wednesday Of last week, at auc-
ton, at an average of 81 ,060.e0. One girl sold
for l,765; one man for s 600. and two men at
Sl.5l5 each. better sale than this, we sup.
pose. has never taken place in Virginia.
FarmriHe Journal.
A volunteer corps, numbering 20 members,
has been raised in the neighborhoods Of wv
Depot and Medium River, in Albemarle
county, va.
Mr. John Alex. Eagon, late of Albemarle
county, Va, has been elected to the State Sen.
ate of California.
Senator Douglas was on Monday afternoon
entertained at the residence of Elk Governor
Price, of New Jersey, East Newark.
It's positively stated that Speaker Penning-
ton is in favor of the fugitive slave law as it
stands.
Mr.. Joseph b. Saunders, a commission mer.
chant, died suddenly in his couuting-room at
Baltimore On Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
'THOS. L. Z. DREWRY,

tSuccessor to p. b. Price,)
DEALER IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
~ ARTICLES. &C..
No. l7s Main st q doc door below american Hotel
MAN. MORAL AND PHYSICAL; or. The In
luenee OF Health upon Religious Experience
JASisSN,s SSoMMENrARY ON THE PEN.
IAMis0N's, COMM ENTARY ON THE HIS
=, -, TORiEAL BOOKS, 7sc.
Mr. Guiaess. 23c.
THE OAKLAND STORIES. BY G. B. Ta,lo Of
The PROFESSOR AT THE BREAKFAST
TABLE. By DR.. Holmes 100
NEW HOUSEHOLD LIBRARY. embracing lives
Of Hannibal, Caesar. TassO, Luther, Joan D'A,c.
Peter the Great, Frede,i ck the Great, Coinm
sp, nls;a; f1,. suEps vol SOC
SKETCHES FROM LiFE. Part I'd. soc. q"
VARIETY Of JUVENILES: Songs and Sto-
RES Cor the Little Ones. Pleasure books. indie
ssrnctibe I.,Len Colorsd Books, Dew Drops
Frat Footsteps, Easy Lessons, Infant Primer.
Chiid!en's Tracts. Picture Cards, Anecdotes.
kolio's Travels, Joseph and his BRETHREN. &c
Est
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

We are constantly receiving ccmmunica.
lions from all quarters, on almost every con-
ee'vao's Topic. Were it in accordance with
our plan % admit essays free Of charge. we
"SsAo U utterly unable, because of our linn
1'ec sPaee. 70 accommodate the large number
Pressing tor admission Into our columns. We
sannot under take 70 write " the authors ex.
planning the difficulty ia the way of giving them
= nearing, - we have not time. Those who
near nothing Of their contributions, should
noh shsrsfore. infer that they are treated
VIA Educational discourtesy We make this 81. .
p'anataen for the benefit Of q multitude Of con.
tribustons now on hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE.-The joint resolu-
tons of the Alabama Senate, to appropriate
S5o,Goo to aid Virginia in defraying the expense
Of suppressing the Harper's Ferry disturb
ance, were laid on the table in the House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

rs Thos. &. T.. Drewry.
lsECC EssOR TO p. b. PRICE,)
DEALER IN BOOKS. STATIONERY. FANCY
- ARTICLES. &C.,
No. T3 Main Street, 81 door Ge!o1c .hs a,usyicaa
Hotel, 49,
Reeslyes suhss intions for the following SUNDAY
AMERICAN MESSENGER.
CHiLD'S PAPER
SUNDAY school. GAZETTE.
ALSO, FOR
THE LITTLE PILGRIM.
MERRY'S MUSEUM
fe2-S YOUTHS COMPANION, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

THE GOSPEL IN BCIMAH the story of its
introduction and marvellous progress among
the Burmese and karens. By MACLEOD wy
LIE. New York: SHELDON & Co.
For sale by THOs j. STAEKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

MUSICAL PRopfGY.-A blind negro boy NAM
ed Tom, whose performances on the piano are
wonderful, gave his first concert before large
audience in Charleston, last Monday night
lie is self taught, and his greatest power and
most pleasing airs are the offspring of his own
improvisation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

LITERARY ADDREss.-The Literary Socie-
ties of the University Of Virginia have invited
the Hon. ID. w. VOORHEES,, of Indiana to de-
liver the anniversary address on the Sd of
July next, and the invitation. has been accept
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

THE VIRGINIA CONGEESsMEN.-The entire
Virginia delegation in Congress voted for Mr.
McClernand on the final ballot for Speaker
with the exception Of Mr.. Boteler, who cast his
vote for Mr.. Smith, of North Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

CoTToN BURNT.-Six car loads of cotton.
2i0 bales each, were burnt on a freight train
between Augusta and Charleston last Tue lay
The track Of the road was much damaged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
- SOUTHERN STONEwARE po,.

COIneT CaIv ana IZth STA RIchmond v.
kEESEE PARR Prop'rs Va
The subscribers respectfully inform m. ma,
chants 1T Virginia. North Carolina and renr...s.I
that they are manufacturing the hes, amaIi,, =
SluN r., consist Of Jugs, Jars. P,,chs,..'
MIX Pans, Churns, Bread Rissrs, Seallnr "a,
Jars. fair Tight &C., &c. ''u'
Also. neatly painted charcoal packed w.t..
Coolers. both metal and wood cases. ot -, ne'
from gallons 10 70 gallons, " sizes
KA- All Ware sold hy Us will he del,vs-.a 3.
any part O! the city free of charge. "a
THOS, W. KEESgF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
4ttlnnllh l4ispattt.
rRIDAYsM0RrlIle ...... - FEB 2, leo.


" sSsnp TIE WeeAly Dispatch 3
Tor Friday, February 3, contains large
GAeaat az tatsrepstng nAtter, includint Ed.
NpsialA Tie Nswsaod IL Week, Poetry, Mis-
esahay, Legislative Rsporss, Revtew OF che
lGashses, sse, 80. IL II, IA lacs = valuable
x1sxysr. Tks circulation 81 the paper Is
widely sx unnsn snd increasing daily. Copies
may b. had at tho counting room this morn.
ing st3 cents par copy, or cents In wrarTers
Pstce per auuum o. IL advance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

FoRGERY.-RoDert Blasslngham, late pro-
prietor of the old Raleigh Tavern, has been
arrested in Williamsburg, Va, for forgery, and
remanded for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

FIRE IN JAMES CITY.-On the night of the
9th ult., a stable and three horses belonging
to Mr.. VIM. Mcenley, and a stable and corn
crib filled with corn, belonging to Mr. BENZ
Walden, in James City county, Va, were con-
sumed by fire. A negro, the property OF Mr..
John Coke, has been arrested as. the incen-
diary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

Great BargainS-Until First Of March,
PEKk1NS CO, No. al Eagle Square. Main st.,
Best English and American PRINTS at 10 cts.
R,ch pr ESS SILKS and SILK ROBES
hieh French DE LAlANES and ROBES.
VALENTlAS. PUPLINS and NJ ERINOS
CLOAKS and SHAWi,S
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
AT and teioW cost, Tor cash. to reduce stock
ia 3-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

NaEN N ARG n rv,M ANGaM
The ;.e s.an Il s. 4, i,'s a. sas
s:%.a; i end ahihTefGtaA ri "sasa
MSS Al VII gfoss .t ..s =: '''' 20 " '"-
X 'HS isSIpS Il onns1esskfy 70 adduce more than a
w certifc.ts. tho:h 10 the short s 9. =. re re
liable p:i1t'e' who are fss'dsn % H'cp@'es sns
IT, Nr. w. 'lf RasxmD..r s,- sive. me
pleasure to tify the effects produced
the .;s oS 81 had sSs khsn%s
tsm in my shoulder and arm for nearly u mcnthe.
cured, You have my best vi.hs. for ,o1y .aesss:.
RespectiulIy: Capt. JOHN b. FosTkR.
Richmond, Jan. 3lst. 1861
MI Rocx.-Desr Sir:-I take great pleasure IN
Foster. Of Norfolk city, with whom have heen
having dealings tor the last ten years, 10 be an
honorable and ppfisht man in al his tran. fractions
very respectfully. Mansfield BUTLER.
Richmond, Slst jan, 1850.
RnHxoxD. Jan. 81, 1870.
Mr.. Rock take great pleasure in say Ing that
TAN, wa. perfectly cured Of very severe attack
o Mend to ia IN ny ny nnees and would recon-
trial. ~ Respectfully ~ ""''s "0''o 10 A'S' ''a
MARY ELIZABETH LYLE.
RICHMOND, Jan. 9, 1860.
Mr.. Rock-Dear Sir was led ridden for a long
time with the Rheumatism, durlnx which | con
suited professional men and unprOfessional men,
and tried every Temed, in my reach but all awaited
nothing: 1t gives me great pleasure to say I had
not used your RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT but q
very few days before was entirely cured Of my
rheumatism.
Yours, very respectfully,
GEORGE w. ALLEN.
RICHMOND, Jan. 7th, 1860.
Mr. Rock-Dear Sir: Before used one bottle of
your Rheumatic Linment, called the GOOD SA-
MARIAN. was unable TO attend to my business,
and feel bound in justice to certify to the fact,
with the hope that YOU will make it public that
others with similar Affections may have the be neft
OF my experience. Il gives me great pleasure to
say. by the use of the ai,ve remedy am able to
attend to my usual busaes as vigorously ever.
Yours, very respectfully, u. w. GAKkETT.
The above invaluable preparation is for sale by
M1Ll.SPAUGH & JOHNSTON. NJ ain street few
doors below the Old Nj .rket: JOHN w. GARLICK,
corner Franklin and 7.l streets; H. w SNEL-
LlNGS. corner Broad and 26th sts, Church Hill:
INO. w. FRAYSER, i7th street, and b. all the
principal Druggists ef the city and suburbs
PRICE FFTf CENTS per bottle.
IA In all cases Of failure, after fair trial, the
purchase money will he refunded.
fe 3-2t WASHINGTON L. ROCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
LOST AND aTRAyrn

I OST-Was left at the store of II.
- mer'y X. Dpauesne.' 2O7 Main stree, iIof
CAV, 9Th uit. one lady e new TX IMRRlt"nn En-
sMnndtv. Slst. one BANK NOTE. The oxa.aa;oa
fe 3-7t% u
OUND.-On Thursdav evening. n, ~
4 BLACK LACE VEIL. Which ,hs os rsln A.
get by describing thu same and PAWN Fl, en-
yertIsement. apply At this Office ~ .a' NJ
STOLEN. From INV ,.,.-,-
~ on Grove street. in Sydney, BRoon Snr.e
about IS months old Her ears are ma, n nuW,
she - IN tine order; no particular mar recnso.,ea
she - white, with large black spots mo,c Ne
man white. 1 will pay liberal reward fn, msct
livery or information that can get her WI "'' ~
ChAS. y MORRIss
=. Office 100 Main street. between 9th AMI ls,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

Z BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC.
.s>1-a TORI.-Persons who desire to aid this
h pHLLEN'S on Broad street, Messrs. Elicit
\ !, Dk I, RIS. Pearl street. and at Mr.. F.. Il.
SPENCE 5. Main street, and persons away from
town can address " Boot and Shoe Manufactory,'
Box SIS. Richmond, Va. fe I-3ts'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

Insurance. ..l.ife and Fire Insurance
Al no w HAIES.-E0r insurance, Life Insurance
on WHITE PERSONS. any length of time, also.
on S1.A ~ from one month 70 FIVE wears, and Tor
nlUN Of Property in town or country. on LiBE-
NAL TERMS, call at the old established General
Insurance Once, Pearl street, next door to f. D..
n The best companies represented and all
losses omptiy paid. c. r. BkICKEN
JaA-dIm General Insurance AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
~ ----z'----- -
I-A1fueE1eElprs


R'c"Aoso rnEA1ns-srKc';lIa,.Lct:.,,
~,,.y, BtNEFIr Op "'
eMiSS Ella AND Misc ~ tx.
MONDAY EVtNG' E .H;a WaEN.
IN uhIen occasion will be pyss.p,"a.sh.
ed.cr s.o1, er.ts% The .s.
18th .,,.iD poe y Of DEvILLy
~ t,is or t ,hr ~ ~ Vim Is .x.,.
.A~b1x Book now open.
= BANGING Ass6H.R'kkM sy.
E The second and las, ons nsAN HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING. Fab s 3, , ss"n"m.scsss,
All the new and iashionaLlc psnc.s~ . tso'cis
sce viil 10 tausht. incud M h. .pss OF the IA
rial" '.ROyal Horss GuardS' y ..rince" fmps
"hasse Quadrilles. EMPIRE ma
EENTLENIEN ARE YOI; . Es Ivy.
~ FIRE-ONE. TWO TupEnDI:
CORPS SHOOTING GALLERY ,sh-HALr,
the Dime HotsI. - Main s.reet-ent,.nov cpea A
TIE oar room o. private doors s;eot,s thfoo,s
call. Thev Will aiwa,s End a psr.on ~ ,nv,tsd q
has had several years expereree. ia aafse ~Ae
tent 70 instruct the art IL des,red Th "u 70 cos,s
Mines are superior. '"e f!stoss Ana
A4TONlSMING TO ALI-.-Ns II. ~,
"A SELL. tho celebvated Astronms ~, 20 MI RUS
the city. She was born with n patupsi .,,. nev IA
the events of Ife-even your very tha,I .nselsl
teH whether you are married or ni"shts-Sln
rs"hy times you arc 70 he married: viii sna Boy
qy marriage. she has aston ished ,h"nsaase spec
n:t magic power. No gentleman adm,,,sa%as sf'h
EDDiss boarding House. 18th or Gove,nso. Mr.
between. Main and Franklin streets no %" .. stree,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

M VIGNErrE PaOroeRApRs AND PrAR1. AM
BkoTYPEs.-These beautiful sty lie Of pictures can
be had at REss' Gallery only, at prices Yang
ing from Is cts to SIS, las Main street, opposi tie
Governor. fest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

RESIGNATION OF CLERGYMAN.-Rev. r. K
Meade, Rector Of Christ Church. in Char
lottesville, Va for more than twenty years.
has resigned his charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

COLD WEATHER.-At Montreal, Canada. on
Wednesday morning last, the thermometer
was % degrees below zero. 1t was the coolest
day Of the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

NEW PAPER IN DANvILLE, VA.-The Tran
script and Republican, two excellent papers,
have been united, and will be henceforth is
sued semi weekly, under the name of The Dem
oeya,ie appeal. Mr.. Hartshorn Miller has with
drawn from the Transcript, and Mr.. X. ID.
Wade from the Republican, and The new paper
is under the proprietorship of Messrs. Geo. g.
Cabeli and VIM. d. Coleman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
NTRAYED OR NTOI.Ev

9Cctn nit; from the vicinity Of ,be D., 'e'
-. -mnnd Coiiege, blood BAY HORSE Ill.,
white Had o" nearly new padded h,t sI, ~
die and black brid'c. Apv 1erson deIiyrr,rs "a
at my of!'ce. ON shockoe Slip. will he liner,Ib w
wartes lie was last seen on Franklin stree, ~
10 I-E T.. j. + DS0N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
Died

ri .u M ss:J = ~ se az; 80 : 81 EDO -
Her fSneSai vilI iake ploess this svt1ing. at 81
Gcloes from her ssSideace, q d seeS' between cen
are Requested To aSSsnd, without fBFthes notice
IA Petersburg papers requeeted 10 6~py.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

nestle DRY Goods Keep. ana Il store, S",
wsa stock H.h he offer: At the very
Ivy call before purchasing their supply else
where; for by 50 doing, they can make save Of 1T
large Quantities Of Linen and Cotton Shsetlnss.
Brown and White Linen Table Dainssk. Pillow
:sIis: quilss Sns Bed sanss.. i sisS s Mas
BIsaehed and Cn bsae he'd Cotton, Farnisafs Dim.
Main street, Richmons, Va. D -
ON CONSIGNMENT AND FOR SALE-A
ns S :; pHkf': sPsHfsa !. sl g.
s t. r.: stock Of ssDSvx c
C'OR SALE-An excellent article. warranted
bright ard clear. Ai.o, Lamp Oil and Burniss
r'''s ~ sfs %x Ffssi S o 10, Broad st.
~ BRLS. Coffee Sugar, s bbIs. {, and E.sr.
~ Coffee Sugar. loc hbis. Cut Loef: c.ushed
and and roydsIed SUGAR. loo boxes Loaf Sugar, -
0a'n' oI TEw VS. W fEsis';. IS Fl ne WADE
lust ARRlvED, and Coz sale, . iresh and
clsan lot Of Hops. in quarter. half. one pound
ana ''' oi L. VIKING. Druggist. ,or Broad st.
E0 ,neLs. PLAE nun. for rohaseoh,sls.
''''''' = s' u II eA y.:,' ..!.:,
Ieasa,es fer ceush.: Cclas To. 10 ass. 30 ssy
~ Who have tired y. SEQ fnI E, & n..,.,.,
T 0MrOuND CAMpiiOR lex, With Oiyce-
- s.ass- Ar slsssss preparation for chavesd
Jas: Il rEARcs 81. {! CO. 4. ss,ss ;:::; =.
pE1rUMERY, so.ps. ana genuine IsSia'.
o.. !. ,s ID =. 4liSs :Ss.s IL.
TRY 1H8 EOG0H & (LIE1- n /. A. nTcaj-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

Slave TraAa. and TO that alone, he does not
tesitate TO aeeribe these horrible evils.
gTAepict asswhich DIR. WHeon dravsof A1fi-
caasocie,y does not differ from that presentol
" ns the other day. HI ascribes Its condition,
however, 70 . cause wAich we did not believe
to Be the just one. We concluded, from the
evidence We had, that the slave hunts were
prompted by other considerations than the
facility with which the capttves were Aispos-
ed Of 10 the Enropean slaye merchants-~ He -
of different opinion, ana having been long
n resident Of the CO aatry. OF course his oppor-
tunity Of knowing the truth 10 far better than
ours .I.....,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

THE ACCIDENT ON THE SUsoUEnANNA.-The
car of Adams Express, which was thrown
overheard from the ferry boat into the Sus-
quehanna, last "Wednesday morning, floated
down the river two miles and grounded in
four feet of water. The safe has been recover
ed, and a trunk, containing valuabies taken
out. The car will probably be raised and all
the goods recovered, though probably in a
damaged condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

[,LAT BAR RAILROAD IRON rOR
L SALE.-The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company having some three hundf Ell tons Of I'D
BAR IRON on hand. ars ready to dispose If the
same At reasonable market rates Much Of this
Iron il in lenrths suitable for light rail
ture. and some being in shorter lengths could be
re-roed or manufactured into nails or spikes.-
Parties wishing to purchase. NAV apply At the Office
of the Richmond and Danviie Railroad Company.
fe3-1w A. WORRALL Snn't
NOTICE.-We have this day appointed tn EO-
IA Ike s sd e.
QUORS, CIGARS nc. in thc city ef Richmond.
February End, 1850. Of Phiiadeipha.
70 Sim 'A'
A LREMARLE APPLEs-S barrels ia 6ns
Prime Mountain ROLL RIrrrER.
New Je1.e. White ii ERCER POTATOES.
g hass RTcKwHEAg FtoyR; ~
70 $50 Corner Main and 9th streets.
I00 BOXES ORANGES AND LkMONS-
~on--a portion Of the cargo sx-b!lg Attivo.
from Palermo, via Baltimore. landing this dag and
s = tho wv n NI f" e. Hsl NJ Main ST.
FEGKER have :sDs; .s Sof ID.
~, Ciaf4.sg. Shoe ard Millinery Business. IA
~, sEs 2. Richmond HIS purchase. e hs made
Rlslssss.: t.a...r, =. Ism. : scAw s.ssav:
& :. ss:s.s'. 80. ! : / s, g
IN consignment. tns sais hs
'ss-A Corner Carr and Virsiais Its.
HAVING 80 AP. -s,ae, l,,r,. e.,.e,,..a
sfav'ns soaes ssso ihs hs.s nbssier cvsA..; tar
SAFE ~ uUyE l. Co. nrmxe,sts
NO. - Main street Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

cRENsHAw. QUARLEs 4 co:
Publish this morning list of the most desirabl.
Goods remainins on hand. with the prices annexed
P PIsin R Rsk s. y At THS i
Scotch s. aaa at h g. at Is and 2''
Figured S MdisIIE Es. y yti yda fine, a. g.
S SIs's ssD &t fsffS; # e. q? To-;
Cotton BIRD 6 / Eye n DIAPER. at loo:
Hs asn fHs 1sn TSME I. 4, snd &c.,
Ladies I.isle GLOVES. at IOc;
:: k9S sAuNrLETs. at see.;
Gents f 8 GLOVES, at .eo At '''
e esnGss h sIRT f r K ed 2;
Muslin SETS. at 50 and 80;
W. Nosiin SLEEVES, at I, 9, p r. and s7,.e.;
Witt FLANNEL, sss PIX ss!'as wear a. ,s.e
HEAVY s1s' grey FLANNEL Sn;f w at ssc a! &c.,
French FIIANNELs. at s5 :, sa0;
sp5'ns Measlin 81 sHA 4 VI at $, so;
" SIX s;sA"srs :" s si.5Ss:
Berese sAWs hS1asc%e n6SSsaers, at sioo;
Black and %WH hits siSSH jSRD ss ,ee.:
" :. M9owggsHh 81 q is;.;
FOULARDS at 37lsc;
Pia,n TISSUES and Der EGGS. at 10 andesc;
Msa ~ i HIKES below cost; - 10 anu &c
REMNANTS OF
Tlnghams. Nonselines, Lawns. Bereges, Chaliies
,s. 6KESsAtA lSS' oT1hssiGts CO..
lest 229 Broad street.
A Popular Remedies"
The following popular remedies can he had at re-
tail: or at the I'oprIetor's lowest wholesale firures
Of FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists, LIS Main
street. Richmond. Va:
ggIbApnnsER, " KIDNEYS. VI"
"hAVEb, nROPSY,
HOLLOW AVS FERMIFUGE CONF ECTIONS,
pleasant safe and efecfnal remedy for worms;
agreeat'e and pleasant to the taste such as chill
dren will eat with relish
COD LIVER OIL JELLY
deilt htui preparation Of COD LIVER OIL,
contslnns all of the good qualities Of the oil with
DALLY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Positively cures Burns and Scald. Cuts Bruises
Fr"si BITES. Chapped Hands, Swel!ings Sore and
LIVER INVIGORATOR,
Prepared by DR. SANFORD. compounded en-
.!eiy rom Tuns. IS one OF the best purgative and
LAYER Medicines now before the public that acts rs
tdn frt'c' easier m,lder. and more efectual than
any other medicine kLown. II is not only a Ia
maria hut L'rsr remedy. acting FIRST on the Lirer
10 eieet IT'S morbid matter. then on the stomach
and bowels to carry off that matter thus accom-
pllsnng tW" purposes efectuaily. without any of
sfe pan,m, ieehnss experienced in the operations
FISHER \ WINSTON. Druggists.
Ic o-oL NO. LIS nj ain St, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

~ - TO JOHN q. TAYLOR. ESQ.,
49, DEAR SIR: AS the time is approaching
tor the vnts rs { Henricr to select suitable per-
SON to fill the Office of SHERIFF. and being salts
red. from our long acquaintance with you. that
You are qua flied to discharge the duties Of the Of
hce. we. the subscribers. respectfully request you
fee pled5ins you our support IN the ensuing cleo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
NEW BOOKS, &c.

lust PUBLISHED
- THE CENSEk AND THE CHALICE,"
The FIRST No Of Series entitled
POPULAR ..EC lures oN BIBLICAL THEMES
To be completed in Six Numbers.
Ny Rev. VIM. II. FoNERDEN. NJ. D.
The first No 10 a TEMPERANCE LECTURE,
delivered with great acceptabilits in tho cities Of
Richmond, Petersburg. Portsmouth. suffolk. re-
II ought to be the hands Of every Temperance
man. and extensively circulated among ali classes.
PRICE. 2, cents, and for sale at all the principal
BOOKSTORES. fe ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

sc TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.
,s>-1a co COUNTY.-By the advice Of nv
frien"s. and in accordance with nv own wishes, ]
Announce myself n candidate for the office of
SHERIFF OF HENRICO COUNTY and solicit
sour suffrages at the State election in May next
Asa guarantee for the faithful performance Of
the duties of the office, refer Won to all whe know
me Tor the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three wears that have
acted as deputy for the present Sheriff 'O
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ja T-1m* GEO n PTEASANTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

THE DWELLING of Mr.. PETER
az q: COSBY. advertised TO he sold at auc
ton on TUESDAY next, has ieen disposed Of at
private sale. GODDiN 4 APPERSON. Auctrs.
fe Sit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

F@S SPEClAL NOTICE.-A regular
90 monthly meeting Of the "RlCHMOND
GRANITE STONE CUTTERS ASSOCIATION"
will be held at ..SCHAD'S HALL on SATUR-.
DAY EVENING, Feb 4th, at half past Z O'Clock.
fe 2-2t* l.. MACCABE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03

RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC
business meeting will be held at the Hall Of the
Association, on FRIDAY, Sd instant, at 50 o'clk
Z. NJ.
Those members who have names to present for
admission. will hand them in. IN writing properly
Sic ned, to the Secretary. who may he found at his
desk, at 8 O'Clock. Amateurs will come prepared
to pay theu fees for January.
]. 6. GRISWOLD. Pres't.
HENRY HARVEY, Sec'y. fe 3-nA