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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

u. S. NAVAL Courts MARTIAL ABRoAD.-The
Navy Department have dispatches from the
East India squadron, dated Hong Kong, 18th
December last Lieut.. Bayse N. Westcott
had been tried, and sentenced to be dismissed
from the 50 quadron, and suspended from the
rank and command for year, on furlough
pay. Richard Hewson, seaman, had been
found guilty of mutinous conduct, and
sentenced to forfeit all pay due him, and be
confined for a year, in the District of Colum-
bia, without pay Commodore Stribbling had
been left, by Mr.. Ward, tthe returning Ameri-
tion, as acting American Charge Affaires al
interim. The health Of the squadron was
good
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

Mrs. Willard, Of Troy, N. r.. n u WaaA-
ington with mammoth pstitioa hon - NO.
gress, asking ssttiemens of tha natiooal dif-
heuities. - sss
Hon. 0sO, q. Crawford, who 1oportod the
Ordinance Of Secession which waa 6dcpaed ~
the Georgia ConyeuttOn, wa2 mo1nhUg of
0sn. Taylos's cabinet.
The rrvsdeHt slect Or. Llacaln) - torN
tosv nfty-twe years ~ aee 1nes1oJ,
Captain David n. Jones. - Ga, A6l1&1An1
AdjNtAnt. 0sAeyai, y. =. ~, haa foelS~1(s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

PARIS IrEMs.-At the recent reception of
Americans by the French Emperor, a letter
says:
In passing in front of the Americans, the
Empress stopped to speak particularly with
Miss King, OF Georgia, with whose nam and
face she was already familiar, and she con-
yersed also with Mrs. Ronalds, whose
quaintance she had made on the ice at the
Bois de Bologne. Mrs. Ronalds as the Bos-
was her skill on skates that attrac ted the at
tention OF the Empress, who entered into con-
yersation with her ON the ice, and com pliment-
ed her. Mrs. X. cut herself with one of her
skates the last day she was out, and the En-
press kindly asked after her health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

ABUNDANCE OF GRAIN The Montreal Ad-
vertiser learns from Upper Canada that the
receipts OF wheat from the farmers are greater
than ever known before. The storehouses
upon the railway lines are filled to repletion,
and the amount accumulated ut the various
ports on navigation already will furnish
many weeks employment for all the lake and
river craft. Farmers show much anxiety to
sell at present prices, and large quan titles
have been disposed OF on four or six months
credit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

CALIFORNIA PoLITrcs.-A resolution has
been adopted by the House of Representatives
OF California, eXpunging the vote OF censure
mer Legislature, for opposing the admission
OF Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution.
Numerous Union resolutions have been intro
duced in the Legislature, none favorng or ex-
cnsing secession, but urging concession by the
Northern States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

CRIN0LINE AND UyIoS.-The ladies' of How
ard county, Missouri, have taken the Union in
hand. On Saturday OF last week, they held a
meeting in Fayette, at which one hundred fe-
male names were enrolled. They resolved to
present flag to the man selec ted for n Union
representative for that county, appointed q,
Committee OF Arrangements for the presen ia
tlon, and chose Miss Jane Lewis to make the
speech. Among other proceedings they re-
solved to invite several gentlemen to "a I.
dress them at future meeting Louis
Republican, llM.
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Mr.. MONTAGUE said that the rules which had
been cdopted required a complete oryauiza-
ton of the Convention before the Transaction
OF any other business. There was another
Doorkeeper 10 elect, and he hoped the rules
would be adhered to.
On motion of Mr.. MORRIS the Convention
adlourned to meet again on Friday, at II
o'clock.
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HEARrRENDING ACCIDENT. - The Pauldine
lAla.) Clarion gives an account of a most
heartrending accident which took place in
Perry county. Three children, aged Iwo five
and seven, ia the absence OF their mother.
found vial OF strychnine, and pouring water
the mother returned she found one already
dead, and the other two speechless. They all
died within a few minutes Of each other aud
were buried in the same coffin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

SPEECH PROM THE President ELEor.-Gen.
Davis was in Jackson Miss. ,on Monday even
ing, on his way to Montgomery He was re-
ceiyed with grand military and civic honors
In u speech At the Capitol he said, If war must
come, il must be upon Northern, and not upon
Southern soil; but IL the North IL prepared 10
grant us peace, and recognize our eq uaiity, all
will be we'll.
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A SLAvgR LIBERArED-The Spanish brig,
yoyen Antonio. taken by Capt. Mafntt, Of the
the slave trade, has been ordered by the Ad-
miralty Court at Key West to be restored to
Capt. Colon, or his attorney, Jose Erciapates.
The Court has given TO Capt. Mafiitt cersi6-
cate which releases him from all damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

ExcrLPATED.-Mr Molyneaux, British Con.
sui at savannah, has written the par ticuIars
OF the Savannah trouble EARRING and feather
ing British Captain) TO the British Legation
but exeinpts the authorities from all responsi.
bility by charging 1t upon the mob. He states
that the Mayor proclaimed reward for the
offenders, and used his influence to detect the
guilty parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

A LADYLIxE GgxrLEnAx.-The Cleveland
Herald tells good story Of the late skating
season in that city. According to that paper,
large party of skaters were enjoying the
good ice one afternoon, when decided sensa.
tion was produced among the males By the ap-
pearance of a dashing yelled young lady Ar.
ter performing wonders, she fell. Panfaloons
We're observed, and the Illusion was dispellcd.
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AZ the Cage, yesterday, Alderman Sadler set
In Judgment on jim, slave Of T., q. Rawlings.
being out Of his right path the previous night.
The Waterman. appropriately named 1slt-on.
had caught the unfortunate et5o-sAin IN the
act. James 0ibsOn, arrested for unlAwfally
constituting himself an obstructf tfou TO the due
aud proper navigation Of the streets, was adj
monishsd and discharged.
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7As " Uaton" Msa Of this city, ON Wesines.
day night, enlisted the services OF the First
Regiment Band, and proceeded 10 serenads
Hon. John NJ. Bolts, at his own residence.
and Timothy Rives, Esq, OF Prince George,
and ThQs. Branch, Esq, Of Petersburg, at the
Exchange Hotel. The compliment was ap-
propriately acknowledged BY each recipient
Of the intended honor
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The Com or LAsr THuRspAY.--The Toron to
Leader says that about forty Of the employees
ON the Great Western Railroad Were frost Bit
ten on the intensely cold night Of last week.
Two taborers, engaged Ia clearing the track OF
snow near st. Catharine, became benumbet,
and were run over and killed by the train,
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The River, after an alarming state of in
quietude, certainly to those who had hereto.
fore imagined themselves located on fast
anchored isles or banks,) has resolved itself
into its usual mild and placid shape, and rolls
unconcernedly towards "old ocean," as of
yOre.
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AZ natbs, R,,t,s,, R,,bs,,,

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from o'ciock A. NJ. until 10 =.
NJ Al the American Hair Cutting, shaw ing, sham
pu.IEg and Bathing Saloon, under the American
H.iri, entrance nth street. Single Bath rs
cent or i've tickets for 81. ocI5
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Sereiceabts Cause.-The rifle cannon Of the
Howitzer corps We're subjected To a trial yes
tertlay, near the Tredegar Works, and proved
to be the very guns for service.
The large brass field piece lately cast at the
Tredegar Works, Is, we believe, the first can
non ever made of that metal in the South.
Experiments had been made in various locali
ties, but none succeeded until the gresent.
which resulted in the production Of q formi.
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Hon John N. Daniel, late u. s. Minister,
resident at Turin, is now stopping at the Spots
wood House, where many of his old friends
and acquaintances have called to welcome
him =" home again from a foreign shore,
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L d. sMOCKOE HILL GENERAL

nn g. W. H. TYLER.
w" on Mayst1H, bet,reea Sirth and Seuenth Streets,
sH HHy.iluues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
~ HHEEptUhs, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
rh,EH, and act as GENERAL AGENT. He re-
rus ms franks i0I the liberal patronage bestowed
4p"a him iur three Years past Sc 3-6m
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:, hfpsAfrixa.-Three free negroes. part Of
the crew Of Northern vessel living al lack
sonyille, Fla, were sold last week by the cap
tain OF the vessel. The captain was arrested.
and the citizens will return the negroes 70
Massac husetts, where they belong
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ACCIDENT TO Az AcroR.-J. Wilkes Booth.
the actor, met with accident at the Oaietv
Theatre, Albany, N. Y, Tuesday, by falling
on his dagger, and infiicting wound under
his right arm between one and two inches in
depth. 1t is not serious in Its Character.
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The PENNSYLVANIA PEKsoyaI, I.Ipxxry IAw

A Washington letter says
private dispatch just received by a Sena-
tor from Harrisburg states that the Judiciary
Committee of the Pennsylvania Legislature
had unanimously agreed to report in ayor of
the repeal of the Personal Liberty bill. Ii
was thought it would be put upon its passage
tomorrow. and would pass both houses in a
few days
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Richmond and Petersburg Ratiroad-A ty-
geographical error in the advertisement of the
regret to learn, been the cause of some annoy
ance to travellers. Instead of 45O A NJ. AS
it has been printed, the Express train leaves
Richmond at hd!f-past o'clock in the morn
ing.
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Recorder Caskie, who occupies the Mayors
Judgment seat during the necessary absence of
that official, yesterday ordered twenty five
lashes to be bestowed on William Ira Davis a
King William free negro, for some time past
in this region, in ontrayyntion OF
law, and who had ON his person, at the time
OF his arrest by the watch, most dangerous
concealed weapon in the shape OF long
knife, made out OF u file blade, capable, from
appearances, of doing speedy execution on hu-
man and other animals, il properly introduced
into the diaphragm
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RRvIEw AT WAsMIxarox.--On the 42d of this
month there will be grand parade. in which
the newly -organixrd militia eoMpAniss will
probably join, and the forces will he review
I'd BY President Buchanan and LisOtenant.
General Scott.
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80, 9Ul, lis 90

The acxruing revenues will, it is estimated
meet about 81, 800, 900 of the amount leayin
eight millions 10 be borrowed. There is in
the Treasury subject TO the draft of the Trea-
surer of the United States, but little more
than $500 900. and there are requisitions in the
Treasury Department amounting TO nearly
two millions of dollars un.tns wered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

DsArH OF Az OLp LADY .--Mrs. Jane Chan
der, who was ten years old nt the Declaration
Of Independence, died In South Carolina on
the 4th inst. She has lived 70 go hsr native
State twice declared free and tndependent.
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K a. LAWRENCE 5. MARYE,

p,'' AIIVKNEI AT LAW,
a., ,'e;tees In the Courts of the city of Richmond
lGo VI A'"i4'o' haHoNoi anu Cafo-
~, ~ T., Is also Notary Public and Commissioner of
% ~, hlted States Court of Claims
s,lI III partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHITE
III himself being dissolved his Office is now on
--''i yNe' below uUddln' = Hall. fe l3-iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

The Grays, Company A. had r., rank and
lile, on parade "Wednesday evening instead of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

JoSeph Wrena, Il Iad hailing from the Mon
umental City, was apprehended at an early
hour yesterday morning in the lower part of
the city by officer Seal, the charge of ap-
propriatlng to his own use and behoof, a two
dollar and twenty-five cent umbrella the pro-
perty, goods, and effects of Mr.. G. A. Farrar
The owner discovered the transaction, and
handed over the trespasser to the officers
care. 1t did not appear that the "early Bird
who was accused had obtained possession OF
the property by the kind of confidence
game" similar to that practiced by those
Fishers OF men, who are occasionally ''hook-
ed III out of the way places and brought be-
lore the Recorder for playing their tricks on
two-legged gudgeons The umbrella was stand
ing alone, and Wrenn being youth ''infinte
in faculties" chose to adopt it. He did wrong
but there being no special felonious intent APP
parent, the Recorder chose 10 let Wrenn on
OF his cage with IN admonition, and the Gear
ly bird evaporated with salam of thanks
OF appropriate magnitude.
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TIE Courty Appeats was in session yester-
day, but did nothing worthy of special men,
ton.
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attempted Bargtoy.-On Wednesday night
one or more cterdtters de iadustrfe applied
themselves assiduousiy for several hours to
an unsuccessful attempt to effect a felonious
entrance into the grocery es tablishmen of Mr.
Peter Cunningham, located below Col Has
kns', on the Main street, at Rockets Yes
terday morning at an early hour when the
found that the rogaes had bored continuously
with an auger till they had made hole about
hve inches square, through which they vainly
endeayored TO remove the only bar to their
entrance-a stout wooden stuncheon, made
however, too fast for purposes Of easy access
by means OF chain. 1t is perhaps - fortu-
nate thing for Cunningham that his fas tening
was cross bar TO such sinister designs as evil
IDENTIFY prevailed in the vicinity of his front
door on the night in question. This is the
fourth attempt that has been made to rob the
same store. Have we burglaSs among usg
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II -sS EDWARD ORvIs,
~. sr

- - =. - Al IUhN I IT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
n.y., RICHAoSD, NIR9iNIA,
hands
n @s 1Hce No; 3 tup stairs, .Belvin's Block, and
H7a4 TIE state Court House. de 27-l2u
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HENRY CcAHTER CABELL. j. Ii. SANDS.
GABELL Il SANDS,

2>I.- ATTORNEYS and
COUNSELLURS AT LAW.
RICHMOND, VA,
Practice In the supreme Court Of Appeals OF
Virginia aud in all the Courts of the ely OF Rich
MoHl tbi counties OF HenricO aud Chesterfield.
E4 utse". three doors below the Exchange Bank,
Nam street, between Ilth and 18th streets.
1t-3ns
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81 Leeches. Leeches.. Leec

81 Leeches. Leeches.. Leeches.! II
have inst recrivd, by Adams Express, a lot OF
fresh SWEDISH LEECliES, the very best, and
large -ize. which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms.
?. N.-CUPplNG and LEECHING promptly at
tented Ia. / can be found at all hours of the day
az tBr HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
cla Motel, teutrancr llth street. and at night
al The corner Ui Leigh and 10th streets.
apIg-t- x G. U0PSON
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- DIR. GEO. W. BRIGGS offers
-, PRESTON M-eUARLEs. NOTARY

n
.SEa PUBLIC FOR TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND COUNTY OF HENRICU.-As Notary, will
taSe depoSitinns and ackuOw dgments, admins
Yer aad certify oaths, aud perform whatever other
tullr- pertain to the Office Of Notary. Will also
aieuj 10 the ADJ uSTMENT aud COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS, WRITING DEEDS. CONTRACTS, &c.
@s Office, Basement OF State Court House.
uU 2I-3m
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
.re \. A. sTURDivANT,
= .aaD -

a.r>s \. A. STUKDiVANT,
49, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA.
r. J.tce on lIth, between Main and Franklin
streets, opposite Goddin's Hall. ia 30-llt*
49, DIR. GEO. VI. BRIGGS offers his
R>--A professional services to the citizens of
Redmond aud vicinity.
OFFICE next door 10 Ed EACHo's, on l4th street,
between Main and Franklin.
RE.IbEACE-Z7th and Broad sts., Church Hill.
ia Zy-3m
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.HHTu1EIZED CAPITAL........... 100000
y,pr AND MARIyE RISkS TAkEN on FAToR-
f'"" .iBLE TERMS.
8, asAi.ion to the ordinary mode Of Insurance,
- !" az Sa,nnauy issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, on
g.'S,3in-s. oa the payment of EIdHf ANSuAL PRE-
eo.,. property Is thencefofth permanently in
"a ~ tnis plan h saving is effected, sad the
-. srJ Inconvenience of renewals are avoided.
~ n n.li.v can he cancelled at any time by the
t"Stlsr. he pTeminm being returned, less ten per
eent. =, ,.., - "a,
.,n,cstians for Insurance Will receive prompt
.,I'It!on DIRECTORS:
A:n War;ham. John II Greanor,
I'm Euaers, Geo. ). Palmer,
SAL n Price, VIM. $ Triplett,
~ Lsdd, s. e. Tardy,
I'm stewart Walker, wm. Currie,
fgGbar X SpilIuAn, JAS. X. Crenshaw,
Pster c. Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jss 5. Kent, Mark nowney,
Horace T. Edmond, Thos. Jones,
IL. NJ Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
gT:an b. Davenport, Ro. 4. Paine,
dec " YsGcey, R0. 7. Williams,
H. Brummel, Win p Rsglsnd,
Wm brcnt, Henry G. CBtel,
10. H. Msury, Geo. w. Royster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
Gas B. WuRrHAM, sec'ry. de al-ts
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&c g1.,,, p-op1;:'y "a. ss'ed aad paid.
,5, ,.s,ti,tns for Insurance will receive prompt
kE Are
sICkT
A SMALL PART
III i r e

l0C
sICK7
A SMALL PART
OF TESTIMONY
r,EEN FROM INDEX OF PAMPHLET OF
CURES 81 HAMPTON'S TlNCTUkE.
HON. Il. CtAi page II
I,IHMA-M4ny years. J. Il. Gou,sG........ Z" Is
bRuNGHIT ITIS-ig. years, John Deylin...... '' Il
BlITpN ESS--Iohu Mckenzie. ........ ..... " ID
BlWELS. Cuusjipa ipation--Ict.u Howard. 80 IL
CuUiH-WIn. Il. Philleis s.,................ " Is
CUCbH-h, I. W lhn ....sN..---......--.... - Is
tot bH-''- '"aib ''''' '''''. -. :...'.''.' -
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Diarrhpa, Debility,
peclu~ ii Health Fry -ipeIas, Disease of Eyes
Female Complaints, Hip Disease, Kidney Disease :
Lives tomp !AiBt, Mereurial Disease, Tetter, Tu- :
m,r, Thrush, Neruso;, Womb Disease, Nerves,
N4afa ga, Paralysis, Paipitation Of Heart, scro-
faIa, spinal Disease, &c. with numerous other Dis
eAsss tes'lhcf TO by our own citizens.
Aud many others, who testify To being CURED,
st:sI years Of suffering, by HAMPT0N'S TING
TURE
FEMALES AND CHILDREN This TINCTURE
wi. be found great medicine for all their dis
eases
Call aud get Pamphlets, and read many of the
ia.i powerful possible certificates Of cures of the
shove Diseases of our own citizens.
sgid by PURCELL, LADD * CO., Richmond
by De. COOKE, Fredericksburg by All the Drug
gis,- IA Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers eyeryw here. IL per bottle; six bottles,
s5 ia 2s-dScwts
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We nmdeTStond that the City Aims House
VIII be entirely completed and ready for occu-
pancy by the LIST of July. BY it the facilities
for properly managing and taking care of the
different classes OF destitute persons W ho ma v
seek shelter within its walls, is greatly in
creased. The male and female paupers will
be kept separate, Yld the Superintendent, If
he chooses can mike Il distinction even in the
degree of comfort attainable by those who
seek such refuge ec necessitate, and those who
willingly ask the shelter OF its protecting roof
while abundantly able to earn an honest live
hhood, if SO inclined. Ii labor is held up to
the gaze of some of the inmates of the pres =
ent Poor House, though stalwart and able
OF body, they would fly from the premises in
stanter. The project of uniting a work house
to the City Jail, which some time since eul-
minated in the expenditure of u considerable
amount OF city funds, terminated in a com
plete iiZzle, so far as the ends sought to be ob-
tanned were in the least degree concerned Ii
is an appendage to the City Jail confessedly
not particularly ornamental. while MANY
months have failed to bring to light it's utility
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~ 4 Southern Manufacturing House in

REALITY. .-E>TABLI>HE IN I-22-
First by COOKE u RYAN;
2LIsy. by PETER COOKE;
srdlY by COOhE u HILL;
4tbiy bv ALEN'R HILL;
5tn.y, by ALEXR HILL * co.
We arc prepared Ia manufacture LADIES'
GENTs. MISSES and BOYS SHOES OF every de-
scrPnu, u which We most respectfully call the
attention Of our friends, customers, and the public
IA general.
adm ALEX'R HILL Il Co
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~ Igsatre.-Ihe announcement that Mrs. 7.
b.. Phillips is to have benefit at this estah.
ishment to night, will doubtless be regarded
by the numerous admirers of the gifted bene
nciare a lifting occasion ON which to nav her
that substantial need OF praise which they
have been heretofore ever ready TO bear wit
ness to. A good house" on such occasions
Is looked upon by both heroes and queens of
the mimic world as the substaatial evidence
OF the public regard. Let not such evidence
be wanting tonight. The bill Of entertain
ment Is varied and interesting. Mrs p. PLAYS
OF that name. Miss Josephine Parker gives
us sundry gems of song as Jenny Leather
lungs" Miss Mary Partington trips it on the
isht fantastic toe In the Zephyr Dance, while
tue FrIestess in the celebrated Opera of Nor
m'sWnl Ind n representative for the house in
mr. Lamb low comedy man of the establish
ment. The bill is varied to suit all tastes Go
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pREsERVE YOUR TEETH--

NJ ~ nee, aud peariy white teeth are insured
6FP BAKERS SApONlNE TOOTH pow
a. ~ IS - recommended by our Dentists as the best
II Ntn Ia @ Oe made. Read the following:
TeskN kNsfe nfe used aud prescribed the 'Saponine
In r,n ,aH Ig"der Of Messrs. MEADE 4 BAKER, and,
a ys,rH ,wrHaloH, ~ better preparation, for the ends
new can be compounded
pdcs,a "JSo: GEO. WAYT Dentist"
'o o. ets. q Jar. Prepared only by
MEADE BAKER. PharIlaceutists,
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.,r~S 4 IAKD.
S~Ea WM. +. WATSON,
rv,r,,, ATTORNEY AT LAW,


AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY
AoIE-ln the latter capacity, will attend to the
IrrA'nE dp aud reporting the accounts OF Exeeu-
WI administrators, Curators and Trustees
~s Vlace, Custom House, Bank It. no Fly
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| "a a.nih>iCtANS.-iou our attention is solicited
,a,,; 90 PRoPYLAMINE'i - a nelc reraedv for Rheu-
uarlu" sl a'sl saecessfutiy prescribed BY Dr. Awe
many ~ n Petersburg, Russia and recently by
c,"'tca IL is partieu Iarlv mentioned and highly
tkp'I 40, d III The reports Of cases Of " "Rheuma-
y4aia HnI, Acute Rheumatism" in the Pennsyl-
IyIaIsina Pitai We have the pure Chloride Pro-
viii I.4e' and also the Solution Of PropyIamine.
't..uls as to its use.
f.. hEADE a BAKER phar,nacautisfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

The CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL TREAsURY.-
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent to
Congress Il statement of the condition of the
u s. finances. The liabilities due and to fall
due before the 4th of March next are as fol-