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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

The ordinary business OF the Con ven ton
yesterday was suspended for the purpose OF
giving formal reception TO the Commission.
ers from Mississippi, Georgia and South
Carolina. Able speeches were delivered by
Hon. FtLroS ANDERSON, Of Mississippi. and
Hon. Henry l.. BgSSrSs, OF Georgia, sketches
of which will be found IN our report. The
Convention will be addressed to-day by Hon
JOHN $. PRgsroS, Commissioner froia Son,h
Carolina. The system of admission by tickets
that was iaangurated yesterday, will he in
forea to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

FAILuHEs AND SusPEssroEs. Boston
Commercial Bulletins list OF changes In bus.
fness gives ten failures and suspensions In
New York, i've la Boston, i've in PhiIadel-
phia, three In Cincinnati, two In st. Louis,
two Ia Baltimore, and twenty-five Ia other
fiasss~A tstsl ef Afty.two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

81 To BE suited by professional Opticians with
good pair Of nPEeTAcLEs IL desideratt,m of
everybody who IL compelled TO read or write the
greater part Of his time. We advise those per-
sons 70 apply a. the Optical office Of N. ]. Fslsx-
may rsf upoa Ga1inS ihsrs iast ths ihins fer III
06h u i6~tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
gea-OUR FRIEND. Mr.. CoRRrTI pro-

. fSE8 Uu fFiihNN NIB NOKBKLL, FrOprietOr Of The
RICHMOND House, requests to state for n q
ppehthl OF a large numner OF visitors calling on
EX -poyernor WISE, that the Governor is no long
an apartment at the Exchange Hotel. By besrinn
,ls III mud visitors VIII save some trouble both
10 themselves and to Mr.. CoRBEIL
We are also authorized To state that Tho Gover
MOI change OF lodgings was induced by no dis
satisfaction "hSteyer with the spacious and eIe-
Falt acconmodations with which Mr. CoRBEII
had provided hlm at the Richmond House. but
was the result Of necessity for constant proSini
gulShed memhers Of the Convention. who are
quartefed al the Exchange. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
81 NEW THEATRE.
SPECIAL CARD.

SPECIAL CARD
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2IsT. 1851.
BENEFIT OF
ID "A Err NON
har ~ EAAoN would respectfully Announce IN
first BENhpa,aa she citizens Of Richmond that her
Toned asaai witl take place on the above men
laeisd evening, for which occasion she ban mon s
sne woaia u sai rare and novel entertainment
are novehy Of the seleeiions ans pupne TO
lnatizaiion of the "aaiehce,a new dra-
W0MAg IN WHITE
FROM Wilkis Collins celebrated 80,
name; and, also, Dion Bourcieault's plav u mat
a by BLAK
With other novelties. For fulI na,.,..,
small bills OF the day aud future adyerii.as, zee
Ne BOX BOOK now open. 'shen.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

MiLirAKY.-We are informed by telegraph
that on the occasion of counting the votes for
PRESIDENT and Flce-President OF the United ~
oldtes OF America, the regular military ware
under arms to prevent any disturbance Wo
congratulate ourselves on not being a citizen
OF such Il Republic augusta on Repub{ic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

SAD DEATR.-Paul Barringer Harris. lately
one Of the AIDS of Gov. Pickens, of South
Cafolfna, died suddenly on the 18th inst, NJ
chapel HILL n. c., in conseq uence of taking
an overdose OF morphine. He was a nenhnv'
OF Hon. Daniel NJ. Barrinser, a member Of tbe W
Peace Congress. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

Ht3 CaiI and See .--Nembers of the Com
venlion, the House Of Delegates, and the Senate Of
'IfS MIA, and ali others, are respectfully invited
to visit the PHOTOGRAPH and FINE Art GAL.
LERf Of 6. W. MINIS, 2l7 Main street, to ex-
anime the various and beautiful styles Of portrait
ure there executed and exhibited The hest of
ARTISTS IN OH Colors Water CoI0rS and India Ink
employed, and every style Of likeness. from the
smallest Anbrotype up to life-size in oil OF Water
CoioTs In correctness and artistic finish equal il
not SUPERIOR to any similar establishment either
-NoTth or South. lie l3--Gt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
Virginia Cloths and Cassineres.

We are well supplied with those beautiful yIR-
GIN IA GOODS for GentIemens suits adauted to
early spring OTlate winter wear ~
OCk ASSORTMENT of all kinds of handsome
pIete. ~
strangers and citizens are invited to make their
purchases. WATKINS Il FICkLEN
Ie I--ot Opposite Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

EfF Ar REEs' GALLERY lust received eiebt hmm
dfsd dollars Wort OF Union and Disunion. Oval
eiVet, Pearl, and great variety of other Fancy
Eases, ali OF which will be sold al pa mic pricns .
me usuai two dol lar style, including beautifully
c9ored likeness, for III the three dollar style i6r
style for 50, and SO on PhotograpL, II ~ "a
NJ wards, tinted If desired or finely colored in oil
or water enlors a. low $40 life size S3v incIud
iaS Frames The beautiful Pearl ARhroIvpe as
usual, 70 cents, 50 cents, ii. aud upwards Babies
tahHA eofftttiY. q Is--St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

(sHuRCH HILL ENGLISH CLASSICAL
BETWEEN 24rH AMI 25rn STREETS. The sec.
oun naiI-session OF this School commenced Fubru-
AIRY -, and closes July IS
TEkAs.-For five months payahla In advance
Sis, .2s, Ss5 and $780, - o'
, heisrence e made to the following gentlemen
is,,' =. 4. Wilkins, A. Y. stokes, Andrew @. b.
rraya - q. Lesl franklin stearns, Thomas Hard
grove ESQ., John Kaox M, D.
s r. c, 3, MILLER
". :, A1LIkR, n. 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

taGce, No. 42 Main st., undeT 81. Charles Hotel
CASH CAPITAL................ 5000 900
AUiHORlzhD CAPITAL.......,... 100000
FIRE IND MARINE RISKS TAKEN ON FAVOR
ABLE TERMS.
sln addition to the ordinary mode of Insurance
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES on
Bulldlngs, on the payment of EIGHT ANNUAL PRR-
NUNS. Property is thenceforth permanently in-
suTed. by this plan a saving is effected, and the
risk ana Inconvenience Of renewals are avoided
The policy can De cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less ten per
cent. w. f
Losses promptly adjusted and paid
Applications tor Insurance will receive promnt
attention. DIRECTORS:
zap. workman, John H. Greanor,
John Enders Geo s Palmer
S"n u. rflce, VIM. ). Triplett,
b. r Ladd, 5. G.. Tardy,
tohn Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie,
Luther r Spilman, Jas T. Crapshaw
Peter c Warwick, John Williams
Jas. s. Kent. Marx Dowpev
Horace P. Edmond, Thos. Jones
Jas. N. Talbot, Edwin A smith
Griifn B. Davenport, Ro. A Paine
geo. " iancey, Ro. Z. Williams,
Jos. Bruminel, VIM P Ragland
WD. Brent, Henry G. CahaIj'
R0. II. Maury, Geo w Roystar
ISAAC DAVENPORT, III, Prest
CHAs. +. WoRTEAM Sec'rv de- Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
A CIR EAT WOR

4 A " OK 4.
HISTORY OF LATIN CHRISTIANITY inelud-
Ing that Of the Popes to the Pontihca;e of
Nicholas ". By Henry Hart Milman D. D. .
Dean Of St Paul's. In eight volumes Price,
THE OUTLINES OF THEOLOGY. BY the Row.
LECTURES On METAPHYSICS AND LOGIC.
rup bs r siP wiiliam u, ,Hamlton, Bart. $500.
The LIFE OF TRUST. Being a Narrative of
the Lords Dealings with George Muilsy
written by himself. Edited by wayland.
MAMMAL OF INSTRUCTION FOR THE vor.
uNTEERS AND MILITIA OF THE TNiTED
STATES. By Major William Giiham 81 So
fe l6-3t No aas M.tn -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

The loss TO the Grand Trunk Railroad on
account OF the snow storms is computed at
over $40, 900 a week.
hadlshes, dandeiions and fresh shad have
made their appearance in the Boston market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

PASSENGERS PER srEANsuIP ioRKTowy, PAR
RIsiI, master. from New York.-Wm. Johnston
Isaac Ii. small, +. Fl. Doremus, John Morgan, r.
II. Robinson, Geo Robbins, Capt. K. r. Parker,
Il. 9lmstead, &. w Thompson, J Hersman, Miss
sally e.. >ydnor, q. l.. Kirby, Chas. Van Peit,
IL Tatum, VIM A. Smith, Mrs. Campbell and
child, and 10 steerage.
:, Also, from Norfolk. -Robt. Dickson, DR.. Z. C..
Robinson, Geo. Toy. VIM. Hinchman Jno Askew,
X ). Thomas, 7. \. walters, J, ]. Whitehurst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
W EST Il JOHNSTON'S
w RiTIIErIN nI NEur

IA ESI N JOHNSTON'S
w BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS
,r,cron,, o,, ,,,x,, - FEBRUARY 18TH.
From the death of William the Silent to the
synod OF Dort-with a full view of thu Enr
hsh. Dutch struggle against Spain and OF The
origin and destruction Of tho SPANS Armada
by John Lothrop Chotley, L. D. D. c l.
author of THE Rise Of the Dutch Repnbllc i
vols, with portrait 81
ONE OF THEM. BY Charles Lever. autbor y,
Charles O'MallevV soc VI
The CHiLDREN'S BIBLE PICTURE BOOK-il-
~, iustrated with eighty engravings. 75c,
The GHILDREN,S PICTURE Book or GRAD
RUPEDs AND OTHER MAMMALIA-iIIns
trated with sixty one ehgrayings. BY W Hsr-
vey. Use.
STUDIES FROM LIFE. By the author Of aJoh,
Halifax, Gentleman, sc Use
A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA, AND TIE Tx
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. Dy Chas Dick
ems. 59e
THE MORAL HISTORY OF WOMAN. From The
TTen ps, OF Earsest Leg9uve Translated by J.
DE BOWS REVIEW for March. Soc Suhscrip
ton by the year, s5.
IARTQN'S LIFE OF JACKSON 3 vols IS
HARPER and G0DET'S MAGAZINE for March
Single copies 25e h'
Tue ToLUNTEER'S HANDBOOK. By James
n Lee, OF the LIST Regiment of Virginia Vel.
unteers-new edition-ttiyd thossrrd SOC
WEST & JOHNSTON
Publishers, Booksellers and stationers.
tc Ut lis Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

% CLAY. \ EAR 70 9TH STREET, FOR SALE-
are authorized to offer for sale privately seva-
raj most beautiful and valuable BIO Hiding LOTS
located as above, and within a few minutes walk
OF the Capitol, Post Office, Banks, &c These lots
nred, and are in one of the most pleasant neigh
Dofhoods in the city. For private residences they
are very desirable. They will be sold on very
accommodating terms. Apply TO
re lit GoDDlN Il APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

Vi C II N N HRATRE
hCSkGL MoXLEf... Sole Lessees and Managers
l. D. ihihLifS'.-t'-' Stage Manager
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
he great Rolnantie Drama OF tho
J L w ES S
VIII be performed THIS EVENING, il HAVING
been witnessed on It's first representation hT
the most ~
FULL AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE
vi the Season, crowdtng our Theatre from
PARQUETTE TO DOME,
And elected
tu,iNAisfAhABLE EVIDENCES OF DELIGHT.
VIII De repeated THIS EVENING, with the saGe
GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS
GRAND MARCHES,
TABLEAUX, &c.
To conclude with the Laughabie Farce of an
ALARMING SACRIFICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
GROCERIES. &c.

49,
40 III DIS. PRIME SIDES, SHOUI
~ DEtS, BREASTS, HAMS aud JOLES 100
DDis: and kegs choice LEAF LARD 200 bbis RE-
Fin Ed SUGAR, all grades 80 bbs r. stu
arts celebrated Rockbridge WHISKEY, about
two years old: warranted equal any made ; .GO
0b.s OF the following brands MOUNTAIN WIS
hbl, most OF which we are sole agents for in the
State OF Virginia John kayton, Geo Larguer
a. Z, sherman and George Banks: fresh ALE
and CIDER prime CHEESE and BUTTER: La
guayra Rio and Java COFFEE Green aud Black
TEAS, OF superior qnality No. |, . and MACK
EREL; APPLE BRANDY, very old Port aud
Madeira WINE Principe CIGARS ne imported
BRAND1 in and pipes; Potomac Gross HER
h!N6S; Adamantine and Tallow CANDLES: for
sale by VIM b. JONES & 60 ~
lie IS-St 18th st, bet. Main and Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
BOARDING.
49, q -ss~-----,-.-.
ID A * II f X Ill OF Sc,

ID A X Il f X HOU Sc.
m Q 5 O N,
me addition to this Hotel being CONNECTED
Tih superior accommodations for Ladies and
oentlemen, will be opened on MONDAY. Feb
ruary 18th Wv
The house is complete in all its appointments
ana 1t Is the intention of the proprietors to make
IL worthy the patronage of the travelling public
fe ls-dImtifI John r WiiIl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

ROARDtNG.--M Members of the Convention,
- and Others, will find comfortable LODGINGS
and BOARD at Mrs. BARNS, on Grace street ss9
eond door above st. Paurs Church Also, 2 va
cant rooms on second hoor, suitable for FAMJ-
LIES. DA Y o A K D furnished on reasonable
terms fe I3-dIw*
ROAk ID NC. IAN excellent FRONT ROOM can
- be obtained by a family desiring BOARD in a
boARDERS also accommodated ON reasonable
terms, aad few young men can obtain rooms -
Church. ia "a -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

K Eruit Trees and Greenhouse Plants
Al AUCTION --,aAttention is asked 70 my sale Of
a lot OF TKUiT TREES and GREENHOUSE
rtore Of Messrs- NJ Blair x Co., I2th and Cary
streets on account OF whom it may concern
&c 1'-t THOS. w. kEESEE, Auct
E1a DHniop, Moncure s. Co. ask the g,ten-
,i0u OF dealers to their auction sale OF SUGAR
CVr hE, Mo!ASSES, &c, commencing at Ii
O'Clock THIS MORNING, at their auction store.
re l4--it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
Ie Mid 7 n II
MANIPULATED GUANO.

M
ne JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING com.
ran are now prepared to furnish the farmers
-, NlRGlSf IA AND NORTH CAROLINA
with the above FERTILIZER for their Spring
crops It's application to the Wheat crop, seed Il
aufinS me last Fall, far As developed up to ID
tlhe, mas been eminentiy successful, and il .
deemed to be equally we'll adapted 10 imprJ,e
tn0se of Tobacco Oats aud Corn
ply will al ali times be adeQ nate 10 he sefr.e.
ava during the present unsettl Ell ditian Il a.
idlrs, II j. thought advisable to solicit those IS DO
PtHpose 70 purchase TO signify their iuisnrioa Of
toinS SO az an early day, To enable lhe ON. gAly
" n'ahe timely preparation to execute all oilers
PRlCE PER TON OF 2, o0o LBS. $50 CASH.
. NE orders can be addressed to H., commission
hefenants generally OF Richmond, or l.,
fe i-2aw6w r n REx,ft ~ s,s,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

- subscriber respectfully calls jns atrsntion
MbNS CLOTHING and FURNI>niAG GOODS,
Whieh, TO make room for spring stock,
NJ WIN ssIi Tar below the usual prices, rather
imam have them laid over until uest season -
WI close ont his large and varied assortment u
oEERCoATS at and below cost
n. B--fhese Goods MUST be sold Call and see
them n. sT0CkDALH, No. Ia Main IT..
doors below Exchange Bank.
Ic lZ--zw RIrbuand Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

- can get BOARD and good room, BY APPLYING
corner Mayo and Ross streets, immediately Also
a lew DAY BOARDERS can be accommodated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
FLAMING MIL, CORNER

II MAIN AND 7fH STREETS Having pur-
chased the planning MILL, situated at the cor
ner OF Main and 7th streets, we are prepared 10
execute FLAMING IA all its various branches, =.
me shortest notice; and having determined TO hay
lot eGaa only everything requisite 10 conduct the
taid onsiness, aud neither to contract author
re othcrs To contract debts for us on account u
the same, we shall, therefore, be enabled &c carr.
on our business up0n the most reasonable terms.
Every Kind of SCROLL, SAVING and MOULD
!au, and every branch Of FLAMING and SAW
lAD done promptly, and upon the mos: liberal
terms Orders respectfully solicited
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
CANDIDATES FOR opprc:
~ -7~-~'~r>>~ >|~'~~~-N>S~r~-~
FOR HIGH C0NST1BLE.

FOR HIGH CONST1BLE
49, TO THE CITIZENS OF THE
~ CITY OF RICHMOND.-I present nv
sell before You as a candidate for The office q,
hIGh CONSTABLE; If it shall be your pleasure
TO elect me to that Office, win transact the busi
ness OF the Q1fice with strict fidelity to yonr inter-
csts. Ife l9-tdel THOS p.pIr M
&c .yrS, FOR HIGH CONSYARrE OF
aS>~a THE CITY OF RlCHMON II ann
eIn n I for the 0fiGe Of HIG CONSTABLE OF
In th ~ or kiCilMoND and respectfully So
llcit the votes OF my fellow citizens.
S. w. nENRY
10 i-tdeF Late Deputy Consta :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY to wit:
i, ). Hobbs, Justice of said county do hereby
certify, that w. w. WEIsIGER, President ana
Union Building Fund Company came before me
IN my SAID county made oath to the correctness
OF NE above statement to the best of their know
ledge ana belief. Given under my hand this 18th
day OF ho0roary, 1871. j. HOBBS, J. p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

CnARLEsrox, S. C., Feb 1s.-Cleared, schr
Sea Witch. Norfolk.
NEW YORK, Feb. Ie. --1Clearod, sehr. jamestown,
Petersburg.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ?s.--Arrived, ship India, Nor
folk, Va
= LONDON, jan. 2d.--arrived, ship Juniatta, City
Point y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
HENRICO LIGHT DRA,;s,ol,

SS Your TARGET PRACTICE will take
TsEsY1 place on the 22d Of the preseat month.
O'clock a. H~i' past 4"
=. The Troop win PARADE in full uniform. and
NE rJii VII he called at 10 clock A. NJ, at the
ne prizes TO be awarded will be
ist' SADDLE and Birdie presented by 8 s.
a. toTTksLL, Eea., of Richmond
=hd' SADDLE presented by Trooper W /.
MITCHELL, OF the nenrico Llght Dragons
BY order of Col DAVIS
70 ls--td y MI rIIrp n :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
rOD FISH, LARD, sc.
- o I A L 0 + 5

50 Barrels
IRISH TATOES
For Seeding, in store and for sale by
LIBBY BURTON.
lie io-St Corner OF 2Dfh and Cary SIS
'T'AR.-20O Barrels -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

po, in good order,
LIBBY BURTON
IL io-5t Corner OF Goth and Cary SIS
HLOV Err SEED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

8 y l. u: u. F.-The members of UNION
" LODGE. No. :, ]. 0. o. F. are notified
~ to attend a CALLED MEETING of their
4 Lodge, at ODD FELLOWS HALL. on
WEDA hSDtT MORNING the 10th inst
al lo Clock, TO pay the last tribute Of respect To
thelr deceased Brother, JosEPH Z. PARKER
Memoers OF sister Lodges are cordially invited
fe l9-2t w 4 r WYE coc.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
AMUsEMENrs

NJ TR LfT1N /, !: r..
sl1TElsy PEREoRMERst-uyvo, =
NCOMP-ARdBLEIe "hLED Ayn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

80 Bags
PRIME CLOVER SEED,
Ia store and for sale by
fe lG-3t CHAS r. WORKMAN X ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

I,RESH vKNISON-vKkYS UPKRI 0K ~, 90
II pounds Of the best vsnigon have seen thls
'iss I. y 'ssss Vile ;sIlpI1YA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEE. 10, 1871
Nigh Water this day (Tucsday) at stS o'vsatl
ARRIVED,

AKRfNEO,
schr. Henry Trsvefs Wyatt, Master, 10 DAYS ia
the Cspes, from BarrelI stake, Attakapas, La
with sugar aud moiasses; left in company with
brig James Madison, for Baltimore schr Nimrod,
for Richmond and Mary Jane, for New York. Ex-
perienced strong nortberly winds In the Calf of
Mexico on the 5th inst. Exchanged long. 81 deg.
So min. West, with ship Missouri, of New York
Dn the 9th inst. fell in with the schr, Mira rod and
kept company uutii snndown--a strong southeast
gale blowing at the time. Or the 18th spoke tn q
sehr. PoesAoatas, Cape Lockout bearing north
west, 80 miles distant. Had light easteriy winds
and ealias to the north of Hatteras.
CHARLEsTox, s. c., Feb. 1s.-Cleared schr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

LOST AND STOLEN.

- ioLEt--froIn my par!0r, Mayo street, or the
- Hlsht Vi the 10TH instant, three SILVER CUPS
with handles, two OF which are marked with the
INITIALS =" w. A. &. to Y. BIZ A liberal reward
Will be paid tor their recovery
Re I>-ZtT SSUIrCr pp1tcr,N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

Oh MHDS. PRIME new SlNES, i a..
~ 90. shouldersi ~ barrels do do. Aams
I.sss:'s per '''.A 5 'sli sns2ssieei g S;a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

EOR HiR E.-TwoM MEN, No l. FARaHANDs
= hPPiy az thie ohiC1 fe bits
foOk FOR HlR E.-Tha subscriber wishes
y to hare out first rate COOK. She is healthy
JUST rom me country, and of uneXceptionable cha
racter She has an infant, about u mouths old
IN consideration Of which liberal deduction will
De made IN the terms. Apply 10
fo,,,. A. NJ. DVFUY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19
ptEAsE CALL At the sOUrHERN

NJ OTIC Eel have this day auna,nfe1 Txcs,K
IN RICK my agent to carry sn 8 RESTAyIRAyT
IN thia city and to buy and sell for cash only.
nc A-ot1 4. R0SENfEi.S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

q n L. o. o. F.-PoWHATAN LODGE
No 1.-THE members Of POWUATAN
~ a the Lodge Room on to- m rr9v5
-,\ WEDNESDAY morning at l95 o'clk.
~ Ply me aSt tribute Of respect 10 deceased
By order Of the " G.
mE,- r., WIN. J. RIDDICK, Sec'v.
hk J. ne members of our sister Lodges are rn
specially invited TO attend fa 10 10 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-19

BE Music by WELLS UNRIvALEp corn
Lon BAND. NViu'
~ SUPPER will be furnished by an ev,.
81 Tickets can be had ut the Door on tba svos
ing Of the Ball. VIC e'"h'
hs TICKETS, admitting gentleman and -.
ladies. 80. 80 "a "nG tEo
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-11-05
How a Michigander and n South Caroii-
niaa Fought IA Duel.

We find The following in the Washing
ton correspondence OF the Detroit Tiid-
une /.
One Of the Michiganders. being out on
advance picket duty few days ago, came
in sight Of a South Carolina rebel, also
on similar duty, when the following dia-
logu4 and duel took place;
Michigan. Halo, South Carolina,
how are you to-day -
South Carolina. " Pretty well, thank
you. How are all the Yankees ~
NJ. "So-so. What's the news over
in Dixie ~
s. Nothing in particular, only We
have got some rifles now that will out
shoot your Yankee guns, all hollow"
NJ. Don't believe the yarn. You
seceshers brag too much. Cant foo
your pap on that trigger"
S. Suppose, then. You and | just
;;a1.o ;1o iew private passes at each other to
settle that little question. What say you?''
NJ. Agreed. Forty rods, AMI three
shots each"
The question then arose as 10 the pre-
limlnaries, DC, there being no parties
present to act as seconds. These were,
however. soon settled by South Carolina
giving Michigan gold dollar for the
first three shots The parties then took
their positions, and South Carolina blaz
ed away his three shots al Michigan, who
stood erect and pointed out to South Car
olina the direction each of bis shots hat
taken Michigan escaped unhurt anc
now came his turn TO FIRE. South Caro-
! Ina. to lis credit be it said. stood erect
and received Michigan's first shot in th(
| thigh, which brought him down upo,
/ the ground.
3" Halow. old fellow. none OF that.
said Michigan, mo dodging the ques
linn stand up like man, will you
! You owe me two good shots, and yo,
must pay them. mind that, or no mor
Dragging about chivalry."
But South Carolina, having one ls.
broken already by shot from Mlehi
gan's unerring Mimic mn,ket, could no
stand on both pegs of his chivalry, and
therefore, squaued, and consequent,
cheated our honest Michigander out o
1.-TWO good shots" and thus ended thi
funny impromptu duel.