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, 1861-12-17

tillery Company. This company is rapidly filling
up and we would advise all persons wishing to
join this faSoritc arm Of the service to apply at
once to recruiting office in " e. Dan1e1s's cigar
store under Nattekon House. dc1T-1T
, 1861-12-17

LECTURE BY Rev z. HUMrHREr.-The fifth
lecture Of the course in behalf Of the Ladies'
Education Society, will be given this evening
st the First Baptist Church, By the Rev. z.
Humphrey. The subject st -Americanisms,'
in the hands of@his popular speaker, will draw
large and appreciatiye audience. Tickets to
be had at the door.
, 1861-12-17

JEMMA:-1our favor received: Our advice is
TO purchase him nice Kerosene Lamp for Christ-
mas. It is a memento constantly before one.
1ou #iu find an endless variety at Mobiles Lamp
and OIL Emporium. 175 Lake street. dc17-st
, 1861-12-17

Col. BELLS CAVALRY REG1a1EST.-Since
the consolidation Of Col. Bells cavalry rcgi-
ment with Maj, Hartmann's Dragons, q
slight change has necessarily been made in
the staff The resimcntal officers are: Colo
mel Bell, Lieutenant Colonel Hartmann, First
Mnlof Youst, Second Major, i c. Ellthozpe,
Adiutaut Clurkson.
, 1861-12-17

APPOINTMENTS. Rev. G. s. Macreading,
Chaplain Of the S9th regiment Illinois Vo1nn-
tecrs, will address the citizens Of Bloomington
on Tuesdsy, tic 18th, Pontiac On the 18th,
and Wilmington On the 2oth inst, in behalf Of
the condtion::and wants Of the troops. Socks,
mittens and contributions for 4 chapel tent
Fill be receiYed.
, 1861-12-17

T We copy tho following from tic col
unans Of the New Orleans Picay.sns, in relation
TO The practice Of Dr.. Hunter, several Of
Khoss letters sase appearea il nk our issues, and
opened m office at No II Adams street:
The annexed letter from highly rcspecta-
bic gentleman Of New Orleans, himself a
graduate Of medicine, furnishes ample testi-
naony Of the extraordinary efficacy Of the
treatment pursued by DR.. Hunter in pulmon-
arr diseases:
, 1861-12-17

lAE3 6l+A LIE AISA EGkSbEa uFUu 41lu AZ
justed by the Commissioners appointed blythe
act. The general rights of the creditor are
not made to depend upon presentation Of
his claim and its allowance by tile Board. He
may present it OF not as he pleascs, and his
omission to do SO can work no prejudice
to his legal right to seek redress and satisfac-
ton IA the courts. +, however, he seeks
satisfaction out Of the fund contemplated by
the law, he must first procure the adjustment
Of his claim by the Commissioners. This
privilege, conferred BY the act, is in the nature
Of gIatuity and the party can only acquire It
right to demand 1t upon any other condition.
Before that right attaches, the law may be re-
pcalea. What effect d disallowanec Of his
claim by the Commissioners would have upon
his rights farther than TO dcbar him from pay
ment ont Of this fund, may presently appear.
It is manifest, therefore, that the power con
ferred upon the Commissioners is in no sense
judicial; that it is in substance mere author
ity to audit and adjust certain claims submit
ted to it hy the voluntary election Of the par
claimant On tic other. There is no power to
compel the claimant to make such submission.
It is competent for the Legislature in their
wisdom to modify the charter by the creation
Of this board, and to make the payment Of
Claims out Of particular fund depend upon
their adjustment by them. No greater legal
| objection exists to the exercise Of Legislative
| power in this way than to that by which the
! Office Of Comptroller was created and vested
with powers. The only distinction, if any,
that can possibly be made in their action,
! Is in the effect Of the decision upon the
| right of the claimant. In the csse Of the
Comptroller it it would beIclaimed that dis
| allowance Of an nccount BY him cannot have
| the effect OF q settlement between the parties
as against The claimant; whilst an adverse de.
cision Of the Commissioners might be claimed
to have the effect Of depriving the claimant OF
remedy at Inv unless gross mistake of Law
or fact amounting TO constructive or positive
fraud, could be shown. This distinction, it it
has any foundation, can only stsnd upon the
assumption that there has been a voluntary
submission Of the claim to the Commissioners
by the claimant, and that flia act iu SO doing
nqst be considered as establishing yoluntaf!
. selection pfthe Commissioners on both sidei
70 aa5usttheir differences Nov, So far as AL
teg1 consequence can flow from this dfstinc
tion pIeJudieial to the rights Of the corporation
IT is Of no Practical Importance, for In cithe
view it would be concluded by the action 0
the Commissioners and ita decision could oul,
be inpcac1cdL for ftnud or mistake. It Is
therefore, really Unnecessary to strictly delin,
and declare what effect an adverse ad;udicatio,
might have upon the sights Of tho claimant
: In either view can the power exercised Be r.
garted "a iudIcial or differing from The on
grantedto the Comptroller. =.~,*--
, 1861-12-17


The Finance Committee reported fayorably
to paying the claim Of O'RIely Butterdcld for
services rs police officer. Adopted.
The same committee made report upon
street. Laid over and ordered to be printed.
TIE LICENSE QUESTION.
Aid. Ellsworth moved to reconsider the ac-
t1on taken at the last meeting i'll regard to
granting license to Canterbury Hall and En-
nctt's Varieties. The resolution to be RECON-
sidercd virtually refused to grant such icen-
| ses. The object in moving the reconsidera-
the report OF the committee On licenses made
| ut previous meeting.
| Aid. Holden favored the reconsideration,
Aid. Hoyt was Of the same opinion.
=, AID: Mcdonald opposed reeonsidering
! the ordinance. If it was repealed he was ii
favor Of new one allowing e5cry one alicense
who asked for it.
Aid. Hoyt favored the licensing Of two good
places, under the circumstances, believing
they had, by previous action Of the Council,
obtained rights which it WAS foolish to oTer-
| look, though he was against such places as q
general thing.
! Aid. Ellsworth advocated about the same
line Of policy and merely wished to do Justice
to the parties.
1s The The vote, upon the ayes and nays, stood as
! ~, Hoyt, Jay, Ellsworth, Holden, Cobb,
! aa3as5EGy, Prindiyille and Perkins--11 Mays
MnsSers. MenosdsSers. Baragwanath, Foss, White and
aug, insEorth moved the adoption Of the
, tepois " ~ Committee On Licenses, made at
- ~ eieseang, Ssng, recommending the grant
2 1ng-pu ~ eAvse Of their terrns-of licenses
70 I1s ~ ra''st'es and Canterbury Hall,
0as A1a' e ayess @e5e TINT the ,,tt.r no,t,on ~
e the repoTs specifying that no other i;censea
/ be granted, be STRICKEN out and ancnded Nv
( giving the Mayor the :aaAo1'ty IN lis discre. re-
, 1861-12-17

TT Jcwett d Co., 56 Dearborn street, sell
at 10 a. m., 100 cascs schnapps and ale, 200
kegs white lead, 100 barrels xnackerel and her.
ring, so barrels liquors, tobacco, general gro
| ccrics, etc.
, 1861-12-17

Contributions to the Chicago Sanitary
Commission for the Week ending
dec. ID. 1861.
, 1861-12-17

NH AKRlAGE CARD AND MILL
1I1 TAEf CARD DEMPoRIuM-Nkw TxAH,a DAY.
Gentlemen wao would conform to the etiquette of the
CARp, orNeW Yea1k, 1s6S-new ahape pretty figured.
and not 70 be eQuael in the West nor sad II the
d&fA6$fl In = 1"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
From Washington.

WAsHISGToS, Feb. S.-Capt. Tilton, of Nd,
Of the Navy, committed suicide by blowing
his brains out with a pistol. He had been
some time depressed in mind, in consequence
of the ma tonal difficulties.
No apprehension is felt Of an Immediate at
tack on Fort Sumter, as the ques ton will pro-
badly be placed i'll the hands OF u Southern
Contederacy. In the meantime, South Caro-
lima authorizes her military TO place stricter
guard than ever on the coast, to prevent the
possibility of Anderson being reinforced, and
that domestic market supplies and postal Ia
cilities will be cut Off.
The Peace Congress is still in secret session
4 committee was appointed for the purpose OF
engaging in preparing and receiving PROPOSE
tions for Il praceable adjustment. Influential
gentlemen, OF all parties. continue To arrive
here urging n settlement of the national trou-
bles. Millions of wealth are represented by
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
CONVERSATIONAL.

WAsHiNaroS. Feb. s.---Seadte The usual
number OF peace memorials were received.
"A resolution TO eX tend Met ormick's Reaper
patent was discussed and ca rried
During the debate sharp language passed
between Douglas and Fessentien
The President sent message enclosing the
correspondence with Col. Hayne relative to
Fort sumter
Morrill's tariff bill was taken up and read.
Adjourned.
HDhse.--A communication was received an
nouncing that the President had signed the
bill authorizing the extension OF the AleNan-
dria, Ioudon and Hampshire Railroad to
Georgetown.
Private bills Wen. ac Ted on.
A message was received covering the cores
pondence of the President with Hayne.
The House refused to consider the report o
the Committee OF Thirty Three.
Mr.. 1latton, of Tenn, made II concIliatory
| speech.
| Mr.. Kellogg made a speech in favor of hi.
resolutions, amending the Constitution. liz
said lac repudiated his party pla form for Ia,
| sake OF the Union. He did not speak TO thu
| politicians, but 10 the people OF all parties.
| Mr.. Smith, OF n. O., followed in a concilia
| tory strain. He said his State would not be
party to the destruc tlon of the Union as Ion,
| as there remained hope OF main attaining he
| rights within it, He advocated Crittendeni
| resolutions.
| The House took q recess until ! o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

WAsHISGroS, Feb. h.--Col uayne, South
Carolina Commissioner, and Lieut. Hall
bearer OF dispatches to Maj. Anderson, left
this morning, carrying with them the Presi-
dents ultiinatum, which ii is believed must
prove unsatisfactory 10 Sou tn Carolina
The President VIII probably transmit his
CORES pondence to Congress to-day He has
somewhat retreated from the position As
sumed of protecting the public property"
and now rejects the demand of South Carroll
ma on the ground that the Federal Govern
ment has exclusive jurisdiction in Fort Sum
ter, which is Incompatible with the right OF
eminent domain in South Carolina.
As to selling Fort Sumter TO the State OF
South Carolina, as suggested by Col. Hayne,
the President says he would no more sell Fort
Sumter to that State than he could sell the
Capitol OF the uted States 10 the State OF
Mary land. He concludes his reply with the
following emphatic declaration
:" II, with all the multiplied proofs which
exist OF the Presidents anxiety for peace, and
! OF the earnestness with which he has purs ued
il, the authorities of South Carolina shah as.
sault Fort Sumter and peril the lives of the
brave and loyal men shut up within its walls
and thus plunge our common country into the
horrors of civil war, then upon them, anC
those whom they represent, will rest the re-
| sponsibilityh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
The Convention of the Cotton States.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. The Conven-
ton received an official copy of the act of Ala
baIna, appropria ting 500, 900 to support a pro-
visional government OF the seeded States.
A very short time only was spent in open
session to-day. The committee on plan for
a provisional government reported in secret
session. The plan was discussed four hours
and the Convention adjourned until to-n1or-
row at ii o'clock.
1t is reported that grea unanimity prevailed
with regard TO the plan.
The Constitution OF the United States was
adopted by the committee with the addition of
free trade with all the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
From Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Feb. S.-The Convention
passed an ordinance comforting the rights of
citizenship on persons residing i'll Louisiana
from the date of the adoption of the secession
ordinance.
The Convention ordered the forwarding of
the invitation to join the Sou thern States to all
the States, except New England, to be made
the special order for Saturday.
Collector Hatch reported the condition of
the Custom House. Two cutters are in pos
session of the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
From Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb S.-Both Houses OF
the Legislature resolved to adjourn on the l4th
lust.
The bill providing for barrying the mails has
passed the Senate, and will pass the House.
The free negro expulsion was indefinitely
postponed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
Heavy Suspen,ions at New York.

New YORK, Feb. 7.-Messrs. Graydon, Nc
Greedy Il Co., and Strang, Adriance Il Co.,
dry goods jobbers, have suspended, with liza
bilities amounting to a million dollars each.
1t is expected that large dividends will be
derived by the creditors, if not fun payment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
BY T.. Il. Cook, Auctioneer.
An NO. 1 THREE-YEAKs OLD MULES,

Al NO. THREE-YEAKS OLD MULES,
III AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, 10Th instant,
at u O'Clock, ! will sell, at the Lot Council
Chamber Hill, corner l!th and Ross streets,
~ likely young MULES.
The above MULES are OF fine size and frame,
Years old, and worthy the attention of those in
want of No.
M U LES.
This opportunity should be embraced by all in
want OF first-ca>s stock.
TERAs.-Al sums under Sl00, cash over that
amount, months, for approved, endorsed, nego-
table paper. fe 0l Z. Is. COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
By L. 4 G. b. Davenport, Auct'rs.

CROCE RlES. &c, AT AUCTION.-On
" THURSDAY, llth instant, We will sell, at 10
O'Clock, at our AUCTION STORE an assortment
of GROCERIES-viZ
Extra sc, '..C'' and Yellow COFFEE SUGARS,
Refined SYRUP,
Green aud Black TEAS,
CANDLES, SOAP, and STARCH,
Pure MOLASSES Rum,
Superior OLD RYE WHlSKEY,
FRENCH BRANDY,
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
LONDON PORTER and ALE,
SOLE LEATHER,
Manufactured TOBACCO,
HERklNGS, BACON, &c.
TERMs.-unier 800, cash 800 and over, four
months credit, for appro we'd paper.
fes l. 4 q. B. DAVENPORT, ,Anet'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

NEW GOODS NOW OPENING-.IMpoR
ca the attention Of families aad the pnbiic gsns-
rally 70 our well selected stoxk VI China. dlsss
and White urauite Ware, eompIt slas Dfhasr, Tea
China and Ware in seix or angle pieces. silver
Plated Ware, Tea Sctk, urns. Wsttern. bulter and
Meat Bishes; Epoons. Forks, BE
CL0CKk.-Ws have gu hand ! large assortmeat
Of French and Americas ctacks. u vAFi0ns styles
and patterns. AZ as f1ssl ( WYNN Ssfsfy co..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EIrRopE.

HALiFAx, Feb. The Canada, from Liver
pool on the 9th uit., has arrived
Tho Sardinians had entered the Roman
States, and dispersed the Re-actonary bands
and burnt a convent AT Casmaiia
The Paris Beurse was firmer
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ?;.-~Cutton dull and SLIGHTLY
| lower: Lower qualities declined most Bread
stufs have downward tendency.
Consols aitMel.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
The Shin Leila In Distress

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-St. Thomas dates o.
January 10th, say the ship Leila from Rotter
dam, OF and for Baltimore, put in there leaky
and would have TO discharge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

MONTREAL, FED Another heavy snow has
blocked the railroads, and caused a general
suspension OF trade and travel. No mails are
leaving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
Y o T & Il 4.
GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS

UEN LEMbN . 1AIt-N bAN .
tsaHsed IN the best manner.
COAT, PANTS AND VEST
I0rTWo DOLLARS AND TWENTY CENTS.
COAT, ONERCoAT, PANTS and VEST
Dyed any color,
f1fuUR DOLLARS AND TWENTY FIVE CTS
GE All work warranted to be well d.ue
o. II. DENNIS,
0Pposlte Metropolitan Hail, franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. s.-Floar dull. Wheat dull
red ~ 28Gi 80; white Sl.46Ii.6 60 Corn dull-new
yellow 5Sg182 Provisions steady-mess pork SIS
Lard lg1 Coffee steady at i.fglas. "hiskey hrn
at Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
DEREMFTORY AUCTION SALE OF A
MARKET q ARDEN LIZ liESRlGN GOGNTY

ADJOlNlNG "FA1RFIELD RACE COURSE -
We will sell, upon the PREMISES on MONDAY,
the nth day Of February, commencing at le'clk
r N a tract Of land in henrico county, adjoin,,
three-quarter acres, more or less. The improve
ments thereon are comfortable, small dwelling,
kitchen, aud other out buildings.
Terms. --One-third cash the balance at aud
II months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON, Auct's.
r S-The above property will be sold at the
risk and cost OF tn former purchaser, he having
fail to comply with the terms of sale ia 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

ROCERIES, &C.. AT AUCTION. On
" MONDAY, 1lth inst, at 10 clock, at my store,
| will sell at auction lot of GOODS, consisting in
part of hhds. new Shoulder Bacon, ~ bbls. gross
Herrings, Sugar, Moasses, Soap, Candles, Butter,
Lard, Beef Tongues Cheese, Dried APPLES, Beans,
Salt. Vinegar, Whisky, Brandy, Rum, Gin, and
sundry other articles.
ISABELLA GRAPES.-Also, lot of fresh Isa-
bella Grapes. (fe 81 X. CAUTHORN, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
BY Richard Cauthoru, Auct'P.

JJORSES AT AUCTlON.-on SATURDAY.
the 9th inst, ut 10 O'Clock, at the Lot. on
Council Chamber Hill, will sell three work
ing out his stock BAROuCHE aud n0RSE-CARr
will also sell second hand BARoUCHE ana
HARNESS, aud a new Horse CART.
lie II. CAUTH0RN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
NEW RN.-liaying purchased of D
JOHN T. SAUNDERS,
EDWIN b. LOVING.
In retiring from the firm of ]. f. SAUN.

In retiring from the firm of ]. f. SAUN-
DERS u co, return my thanks to my friends Tor
the favors bestowed on me, and take great plea
sure in recommending to them, and the public
generally, my successors as gentlemen worthy OF
their patronage. / would also request all persons
having claims against the late concern OF }. F.
SAUNDERS & CO., t. present them for pay
me, or to my son, J. +. SAUN DERS, as early as
possible. DAVID }. SAUNDERS:
Richmond Jan. 81, 1861. ia 26-d15tScw4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
Appointment of n New York Commissioner
TO Virginia.
Heayy SNOW i'm Canada.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. S.-Thullow Weed ha:
been appointed Commissioners to the Eirsini;
Convention, in place of Gardner, declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
| JOS. BEAK, on MARiON. NMYTHE

T. ", W, have THIS day appointed JULIUS
BEAR 10 be Jay true and lawful agent, TO carry on
!he business oi DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES,
BOOTS, AID anything generally kept IN Dry
Goods store, on 18th street opposite the Old Mar
LET, to by and sell for cash only. JOS. BEAR.
hlclMnnA " Eel 2-2MN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

y Wishing to II up my store, the coming spring,
viii Az ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS, offer
what row have on hand at cost for cash, for one
IL MIA from this date. What Goods ! have on
hand al" Of the best quality; and consist of all
And. Of foods usually found in Dry Goods
Store. JAS. II, BKlTTOS, Franklin street,
l-5-lftNwltt Be,wecn Eth and 18TH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
CHARLES PHILLIPS
Z 4 MOOnM AID.
ME. LINE. LINE.

| iME. LIME, LIME am prepared to fur
L. li.L farmers and others with SHELL LIME OF
he be,t quality, in large OF small quantities, IA
luw, or lower, than 1t can be obtained elsewhere,
delivered At any of the depOts, or on board OF boats
ID the Basin or Dock. Please send your orders to
ly lime ms, the Canal or At Bacon : Quarter
B:sack. Or joins J. WKRTHs office, corner leth
sre,, and Basin Bank, or SMITH y HARWooD's,
HARDWARE Dealers, No. So Main street, and they
XII receive prompt attention. ,,,,
i45-lu* WIN. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

NYOTICE.-No person whatsoever Is authorized
~ n nm rrhase OK make any contract for any ar
tieIe for the spotswood Hotel or Columbian Hotel
This nnhIication IL not in consequence of any
thing thai has transpred, but to protect me In fu-
re- ana beoause OF my liberalization to be Goa ;
sta nfiv nosted with regard tp the expenditures of
both hotels. JOshIn u. en1soHAW.
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
by Thos. w. Keesee, Auct'r,
lOfhce corner 1T and Cary streets.l

HORSES, MULES AND cows FOR SALE
1 AT AUCTION Will be sold Oh SATURDAY
MORNING, Feb eth, commencing at 10 o'clock, st
large WORK HORSES
large WORK MULES
MICH cows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
nICuN0>p FLAMING MILL. CORNER

II MAIN AND 7rH STKEkTS.-Harlng put-
e4.,pi the PLANNING MILL, situated at the cor
geT Of Main and III streets, We are prepared TO
execute PLANNING in all it, various branches, 1T
he shortest notice; aud having determined 10 buy
IN oI.i 0a!p everything requisite to conduct the
I'D business and neither to contract or author
lie others 10 contract debts for us ON account Of
tie same, We shall, therefore, be enabled to carry
% Cur business upon the most reasonable terms
Aserv hlud of SCROLL, SAVING and MOULD
ING AMI every branch of PLANNING and SAW :
IN done promptly, and upon the most liberal
terms Order. respectfully solicited
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
4. s"rF r Il WDDDW ARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
ATLEVY'S SHIRT BOSOM DEPOT tn

n following can now be had White and eolored
Marseilles Bosoms at l2s cents, worth 1st cents ;
Union Linen Bosoms at l23 cents, worth Is cents ;
pure Irish Linen Bosoms at % cents would be
cheap at 313 cents Irish Linen Bosoms at 37s cts
worth so cents Irish Linen Bosoms at 80 GER t.,
worth Is cents /; French Woven Cotton Bosoms at
III cents, worth shilling French Woven Linen
Bosoms at 373, so, 621 and IS cents; super White
Mars eilles Bosoms at % cents, worth 375 cents !;
soft finish Irish Linen at SO cents, worth IS
The above goods will all be found, on examine
ton, to be equally as cheap as represented, and
can certai " be h ad at No. Is MAIN STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

v OnE AR THIS. ..splendid Black Cloth Arabs
IL for IS, richly trimmed with heavy Crochet
Fringe; sleeve Cloals, Il nearly s., ols halt the
nrsitv little Arabs for the children very cheap n
1900 RXEKIEL's, No, ~ Main street,
jsH Opposite HsHey's TN ana stove STORE.