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Jan. .\u0022...ii, !-\u2022 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\nThe Senate was called to order at la o\u0027clock\nN I . . \u003E\\. M\u003C m w.rr.\n\\ ti \u2022 . ige v..i- received lrom the Hon a\nbat ii .1 id pa* \u003Eai aa act to defray ihe\n~\\: . ,.; ~ ..! he Kxecuttve In the purchase ol\n,1: in and munition .and for the defence of thi\n1 \u25a0 ... tonwi alih. K. ol ..... i. fei re \u0027,\n:\u25a0\u25a0 \/. To amend the Hrsi e\u003C ion \u003C\u25a0(\np Code, in 1 ela tlon to injui ing\n. . 1* aj - : appropriating ihe\nturn ol - :! -\u0027 Civil C m lingeni \u0027\u25a0\u0027\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ud\n~. ~- \u2022 : Ing tltb -\u0022i \u0022oo oi * oa; -\nr\u003Ei it;.- \u00ab\u0027 de 91 aa more efl ct uallj lo\n.. . : 11.. . ta .- - tld nndi res \u2022\nfa . : \u25a0\u0027 State ~. irp mtting\n- I ::. S .\u0027. I I\u0027ll \\I If -\u0027 \u003E HT- it -l 11 n.\u0027 ill Ifeltfoni\n........ an ai C 4 ding to J. S. 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Ai;i icultural and Mi chani. .1\n5... i. * . ;i riinga bill making an appro\n. riation for the ci m| letion of the Sclavin\u0027s\nCabin aud SummersviUe Turnpike; making\nan appi \u0027pi ii \u25a0\u0027 ii on the pari ol the s ate i t\n- . . tbe Eastern Lunatic Asylum, for\ntii. 1 iit)\u0027 \u25a0\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0\u2022: erecting n laundry, watei ap\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 tiasingacemetery, Ac .fortheuei\n,; : ;:i - , istituti ii, as advised by the Superin\ntendent: ol incoroorating the \u0022Branch Coal\nng Company,\u0022 in the county ol Powha\n; oi in orporating the Vanclanse Gold\n; Com pan v, m th\u003E- county ol Orange:\n\u2022 . uring the tirst Auditor to report to the\n\u2022senate a list oi ..il warrants drawn by order\n~\u25a0 the Executive on the Civil Contingent\nI md, from the atitb September, 1 57, to the (si\n.l.i nary, !-\u2022\u2022\u0022.\n. v ~\u25a0.,\u0027\u0027-, ft. \u2014Mr. Hubbard ptre\n-,.,\u2022, 1 \u2022 :,.\u25a0 petition ol certain citizens ol .! imes\nCity c inty, praying thai William and Mary\n, ... . taken uuder ihe protection of\nihe S ate, like the University .t Virginia, and\n, rl \u2022\u25a0 : iwed Mr. al. Kenney prei ented\n\u25a0, . \u25a0: the Presidi nt and Direci irs * ;\nthe Dismal Sv imp Canal Company, aski .\n!,r a 1 \u0027im ... -..\u2022\u0027.\u0027 a ; Mr. A mstrongpresi i ed\nthe petition of J. M. Snyder and others, asking\nthat tbe bridge on tbe Northwestern Turnpike\nroadacri -- the South branch of the Potomac\nbe declared !;\u2022\u25a0\u2022 oi toU; Mr, Early preseuied\nthe proceedings of a meeting held ai dadi in\nCourt-House, relative I \u003E the out rages ai Har\n, r\u0027s Perry, aud urging the importance ol\narming the Stati -afeol recorameudine, mea\nsures to be taken to j;et npadireel trade with\n: reign countries, and lo encourage home mat -\nufacturee a *o, urging tbe revision oi the po\nlice laws oi the State, and the laws on iax, nc\ncircuses and pedla s, aud also recommending\nthat vagrant free negroes and those guilty ol\nlarcen) aud the like should \u0027(~\u25a0 s.;,i into slave\nry, and those guilty oi m n laughter and ;b\u0027\nlike shi \u0027ii be condemned to work on thepub\nl.i w rks for life, md that manumission 01\n-1.-,. ~ :. .l.aal c; will, be prohibited.\nOn mo\u0027ti a if Mr. Joaasoa, the Senate ad\njourned.\nHOUSE Ul DELEGATES.\nTm i:-a.w, Janaary \u0027.;h i-\u0027in.\nThe Hone met ai !\u2022:\u25a0 o\u0027clock\u2014Speaker\ni\u0027!-.: chfiblh iv ihe Chair. Prayer by Rev.\nMr..l kick, .\u0027t the Hi \u00bblv urcb.\nb\u0027i \u2022 .\u0027. \u25a0 \u2022 Amendini he ict incorpo\nratingthe \u25a0! \u2022 - i \u2022 i Female Academy ;au\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ri h ; the payment of a sum of in ney to\n.. Ezall, of Itichmoud; a report adverse\nto ih. peti ion ol Wm Inge, of Appomattox:\n- : :i. \u2022 i tii . : K. \u2022 U Ad king, of Giles c mnty:\ning a laauufactiiritig i ompany .:\nPulaski; for the in ptction ol tobacco al Dib\nrell - warehouse; incorporating the Sliadwell\nMouufacturii rC mjany in Albeioarle.\n.\u0027\u25a0\u25a0 \/.-A bill amending an act eon\nemii the District Publi S thi iols in \u003C Ihio\nc vi\u0022.. boo to give the city ol Wheeling an\nher si liool distt, t; arm uding \u0022an a\u003C I incor\n[i rating the town ol St. M irj -. Wo ioa\nt*..\u0022 .Vc, -o :\u25a0.- to allow citizens of Son 1.\nWhecli - \u25a0 \u25a0 re base i rial n don\u25a0 \u25a0:\n\u2022 bat cii a bill reii iburs ;\nthe I.\u0027:\u25a0\u25a0\u0027 i. ml Liirh 1 nfanti r Blues -:\u25a0;.:;.\n;-i;ii by \u0027.ii .\u0027 . \u0027.., iy 1. \u0027l lantifactnre oi\nuiil .\u0027 ihe pen I v \u25a0- hi li v. era after\n\\\\ \u2022: :ai- \u25a0in I. , \u0027I \u25a0 \u25a0...]\u25a0\u25a0\nri . -.-- I. Mr. \u2022:. Ttnaa, \u00221\ngranting to th\u003C \u25a0 l . H dlej. ;....\u2022\nitTTae. \u2022\u0027 Perry, a ;\u25a0 peu\u003E*l v: by Mr.\n\u003C Jollier, \u0027. i-.\u0027 \u0027.., etition tv d.-b\u0027\ni \u25a0 lave or iii.i .. \u25a0\u2022 a. -1. by 311.\nA\u0027o!\u0027..\u0027-.in, ol t !\u2022\u2022-:.. \u25a0 Worri o\u0027u, sherifl\noi Bi ax on. from i line bj Mr. Mci laman .\nof amending se. tichap l.OoftbeCi ;.\u25a0:\u2022\u2022\u003E ?-li.\nPattersun ol lucorp eating tbe Bockbridgi\nMiningand Manufacturing Company; by or.\nSi,;, ol :i \u2022\u2022 -\u00ab.\u0027 1.. thi aci providing for tbe\nj. yinentoi the uncalled for dividends of joint\n\u25a0\u25a0tock i mpai .\u0027- into tbe State ti\u003C\u0027i,-\u0027,ii\u003E bj\nMr. Brown,, i prohibiting the -aloof liquor\n; to students of any incorporated i ilfegeofthis\nState: by Mr. McCue, o! amending tbe chtir\nter ot the Central Bank oi Virginia; by Mr.\nRives, ol releasing the interest of thei State in\nlion of the Petersburg and Jerusalem\nPiank-H tad: by Mr. Miller, of amending au\nact iucorporating the Woodstock and War\ndi ..-\u25a0\u2022 il\u0027. i urnpilte Company; by Mr. Baseeli,\noi repealing the aci re]tealitig2d see. of chap.\n; ol \u0027!,\u2022\u2022 i lode; by Mr. Ke*t ne, el amending [\u2022\u0027th\n- \u2022\u2022., a .;.. .ol the (\u0027 de; by Mr. Grahan ..;\nmaking a l inn to tbe Wytfe \\ille Female Col\nlege; by Mr. Kee, of establisbinga precine\u0022 tn\nPendleton county; by -\u0022.Ir. \u0027i a wifer, *.t estab\nlishing a precinct in Pluvacaa; by Mr,\nLynch, of amending the charter of Martha\nWashington Colfege; Ij.v Mr Myers, of in\ncorp rating the Richmond Bank; by Mr.\nPricbard, ol making write returnable at\nquarterly terms ol ci urts, instesd of monthly\nterms; by \u0027It Newton, of amending the ex\nisti ig law relative to Sheriffs bonds : by Mr,\nHoffman i requiring Clerks of Courts to\nenter on the order book judgments becoming\n:i;.i on the adjournment ofthe Court; by\nMr. Collier, i i a vote in Petersburg on a \u00bb\u00fcb\ntion ta-. thai city to tne stock ofthe\nBlacks and Whites branch of the South-Side\nRailroad; by Mr. Walker, oi making the\nwii\u0027 tax equal in Couatyaad Circuit Courts;\nby Mr. Kyle, of giving tbe County Court ol\nCarrol county jurisdiction over a certain\nmad: by Mr. Dickinson, of-Prin.ee Edward,\n. making provision lor Insane negroes; by\nMr. Richardson, of re-arranging the school\ndivUionsol Ohio county; by .\u0027\u2022li Magruder,\nol req\u0027iiring tfte Auditor t,. report theamouui\nof lax paid by each ol the lasuraaee C i ipa\n;i.-o. thi State, and the agents ol foreign\ni impanie , as he now does the tax paid by\nt. inks.\n.in motion, tbe Hone adjonrned.\nMom xkut ro \\ iii\u0027.t.MA s u-DisTta.\u2014The\nPennsylvania Dragoons, Ca.pt. (\u0027. Thompson\nJones, of Boxborougb. Pa-, intend laying the\ncol nsr-stone ol :i monument oo thetstd of Feb\nruary, to mark Hie where seven unut, be\nlonging to a company of Virginia Troopers,\niin!ii:,T the time Washlugtoa was al Valley\nForge, were buried. The Philadelphia Ledger\nmis -. ii appears thai al that time ihe Virginians\nwere stationed on tbe farm of Adam Wood.on\nthe Wi\u00bbsabickon. now owned by t fee heirs ol\nSjhiih-1 Levering; and while aleeplag la the\nhouse aud barn attached, they were surprised\nby a company of British Dragoons stationed\nia Philadelphia, ihey having lie* a led by a cir\ncuitous route, by a tory well acqaainted with\ntin-, s. ction oi the country. The -urp.ise was\ncomplete, and seven of the Virginia company\nwere killed, ami afterwards buried m a lot on\ntbe fern \u0022l Andrew Wood, which i- between\nthe turnpike and the Wissfthiekea. A boy, six\nyears ot ace, nam .1 Ili.i iidollar, was preseiilat\nthe liitieial. and he Is now\u2022 resident of the\nneighborhood. Nearly all the money for the\nbnUdingol the monument baa already beea\nraised, aad in a short tune after the laying of\nthe OOt li.-r-Mune it will be CleC\u0027eil.\nAn l.v -rniiKr i loatiST Skntkncbo.-\u2014 A sla\\e\nii\u0027uii.-,; Jerry, the property oi Col. Francis\nMcCormiek,ofClarke county, Va., aaaa tried\nin that county ia\u003Ei araekon \u0022a charge of plot\nting and conspiring with slaves te rebel and\nin ike laaarreetioa. Tba court, composed of\nllvs asagfetrates, after basurfag able argament\u00df\nii-\u0027iii both afdee, aad duly considering the evi\niienci-;u,,i armaments, (tfeaaimoualy found tbe\nprisoner guilty of plotting and couspiriug to I\nexcite slaves to rebel and make iaasrractfen, j\naadappoiutod Fridmm,*** l.\u0027h day of Fe.oCyn- r, |\nlor his execution; at tbessaswNasesaroaaly ro- i\ncommending bim to tba mercy of the Baeeu\u00ab {\nlive, Joe, an Hber neirro implicated wi th\u0027\u003C af- j\nfair, w.t* seiiiemeii to transportation. Tba\ntaitaeaa in the case win aMr Cinambiiii, Who !\nse.!ii- to have lerr. tied out\u0027he ii\u003Eiispirttc\u003E will |\niugHniilty, aud since bn leaUavisy was plain !\na..! direct, ii is .-oni\u0027-v-bat ftraags ibat the I\n\u25a0\u0027 \u2022!\u0027 -i. .ni have i.a \u003Emi tended the | i lei \u0027","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=1107,1090,890,8076"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00003","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"The Trouble in Hsntgar. llc\u0027crnis lie\nin iiii\u0027t.-i I.\nThe advices from Europe for several Break*\npast have ladUcatted eoa Iderabte dfapwvole\ntionary \u25a0 piril in II iinga* -. . aad the most, sig\nnlftcant Item in the new- b.*oagtil by tin* but\nmail is the auaoancemeti thai the Bflhcorpa ,\n..| Hie An Irian army, now In Italy, has been\nordered to Hungary. The Empcroi ol Aus\ntria is evidently alarmed at the Hgaa oi the\ntimes. The Philadelphia American, refer\nring \u0027 \u003E ih\u0022 demand of the liaogariam, ayi:\nTheir demands have been sel forth by (bar\n..\u0027. their magna tea, Counts Mailaitli ; \u25a0-\u25a0\u2022\u2022v. :t *.\nand \u003E.-\u0027\u25a0\u25a0 hen mi Ban n tosika, who have ta\nken \u0027he lead in ti.t- Importnat movemeat,and\no! whom v.c shall probablj bear more: fei\nupon them will the Imperial vengeance fell, it\nit fellupoa any one. These demands are i.:\nlubsfaw c a- follow -.\n\u0027.. file restoration of the ancient Hungarian\nkingdom. -\u0027. Tbe organization of ti Hungarian\nchancery, the chancellor to have a son: pad\nvoice in the imperial cabine*. ti. The appoint\nin nt of a royal stadtholder, who. with the\nchancery and the ban *\u2022! Croatia, shall organ\nize one Hungarian stadthoderate, instead of\nthe now existing banal and tin Ci oatfee stadt\nholderate. I. The appointment ot admiote\ni rators for the different count .\u2022\u2022-, anil of royal\ncommi series for the lree citfea. 5. Theresto\nration oi the supreme court of justice aud of\ntit,, septemvlute; tbe reformation of the court\nof exchequer. \u0027.The replacement of the re\nligious, academical .\u0022\u0027id uniiersity fends, un\nder Uie superintendence oi\u0027 the stadtboldei a te\nand ecclesiastical commission, arid tin* resto\nration \u2022\u2022! the Theresian privileges for the\nPestb University. T. The Hungarian lan\nguage to !\u0022\u2022 used in the court of law aad in all\nthe schools; ami, 8, The restoration ol theroj -\nal body guard.\nSuch an- the liinni ds embodied in the me\nmorial presented by the magnates t\u0022 the Em\nperor. Some ol them are of no Immediate\nmoment, chiefly because if the firs l be accorded\nthe others will readily follow. I\u0027m the mag\n:..-.\u0022, - have propot --\u0027l to the u:iii\u0022n thnt a Pro\nvincial Commission shall meet at Buda, to\ndiscuss tin- following matters\n1. Th- ir,-.ii- to be taken ior preventing any\ntiilure conflict between the nations am! tbe\nKing. [The reader will hear in mind that the\nEmperor i 1 Austria is King of Hungary, and\nis never styled otherwise by tin- Hungarians;\nalso, that with them the term \u0022King\u0022 applies\nto the office as weli as the person, and is,\ntherefore, not varied when a female sits \u0022ii tbe\nthrone. Maria Theresa was King of Hung iry,\nand was bailed a- such by the nobles in their\nfamous exclamation\u2014 \u0022Moriamur pro r ::\u25a0 nos\ntra, Maria.\u0022\n2. Tin- \u003E-\u25a0\u003E- irdination of tin- upper an 1 lower\nHon-.--; oi the 1! uttgarian Diet, on the basis ol\nthe social and political changes which were\nmade by the laws passed in March, i-i-. .\u0027\u00bb.\nThe organization of the municipal admiuis\ntration. t. The plan of a \u0022Mortgage Rank,\u0027\n(another n im* for a national loan a.--\u0022, iation.)\n~ T\u0027ne sum which Hungary shall pay toward!\ntbe now existing national debt. fi. The as\nMutilation ot the Hungarian and Austrian j\nlaws.\nThe readi r will perci ive thai Ihe point- pro\nposed for discussion are such as c\u003C uld only be\nstarted by a nation already independent, liy\nibis ? ip-pfi i)ii\u0027\u0027t tbe magnates,they beg the\nquestion of the restoration of their ancient king\ndom j they, iv fact, take it for granted, but they\nhave consideintton enough for Francis Joseph\nto tell linn that they .to not wish to sever\nthemselves from the empire. It be is content\nwith being not bin- more thanaconstituii i nl\nkingtn Hungary, that country will noi refuse\nto continue a member of the Austrian Con\nfederation. Having; set tied these points to their\nsatisfaction, the magnati - pro] ose that n Diet\nshontd be convoked, tbe Emperor crowned\nU tig and a Palatine elected to administer the\ngovernment for him. Tiny . include their\nmemorial thus: -In tbesequel,ii will be seen\nibata con.- titi.tioi.il! and federally \u25a0 lie be\ntween Hungary and Austria, as is prescribed\nby the Pragmatic sanctioo, will make the em\npire stronger abroad and more prosperous \u2022;:\nhome than the system oi centralization\u2014 that\n~,,.,,:,,, \u201e r ;,. French Ja obins, \u25a0\u25a0 tick weighs\ntil a tirsi on 1 descendants of the regicides.\u0022\nHi w the French will relish thisci mplimei I\nwe cannot say, bul we ?an picture to oursi Ivea\nthe i luiiteiianco of Francis Joseph as be\nscanned the insolent mi sive.\nDAKtvn Rorbxby in WtscoHSiH.\u2014On the\nnight of the \u2022: Id tilt., tbe vUUtge of Eau Clare,\nin Wisconsin, was thrown into ureal excite\nment on ac int. f the r\u003C bbery ol tbe office of\nthe receiver of public money of the sum ol\nrXs,\u0027*4*o. A letter says :\n.Air. Boyden, the receiver, was sitting in hi\noHlce i \u0027 iheceunter, with bis back to the do \u00bbr,\nabout ii o\u0027clock in tbe evening, making up b\na mnt with the (t. v \u003En.ment. preparatory to\nleaving for Dubuque with the Government\nfunds, when a p.-r- in 1 ntered the d -. r, turned\nthe key, and stepped up behind Mr. Boyden,\nand putting \u003C-f tbe light with one hand ana\nplacing the tier over lib month, in an iustam\nthe robber inserted an instrument into Mi B.s\nmouth, with which he prevented bim from\n\u2022ailing out for assistance, or making auy\nal inn -at the same time presenting a pistol t i\nhis bead and threatening him with instant\nleath if he made the least noise. The next mo\nment lie passed a bed-cord with a slip-noose\naround Ins lefi wrist, (Mr. li. has butonearm.)\nbringing it instantly to bia backhand raiding\nMr. It\u0027s no itt foot, tied his wrist and ankle\ntogether, passing tbe cord around Ins bodj a nd\nacross his mouth; be then bound him to iho\nlegs of ;\u0027.!\u0027\u2022 large writing desk whi\u003C h stands iv\ntl \u0022 same room, and in that condition left him\nlying on the floor, face downwards. He sprang\nover the counter and tool; from the safe, which\nhappened to be open, the amount of money io\ngold a.- abo\\e stated, and went out of the front\nil ior.\nAll this musl have been done in less than\neight minutes*. Mr. Hoyden lay in this condi\ntion probably not tdexceed ten minutes, mean\nwhile coming ,-pry near strangling todeatb.\nHe managed after a few moments to pet one\nfootagaiust the wittdowsill, thus making a\nBoise which, with ins groans, attracted several\nparties to in office, where ihey found him a*\nstated above, perfectly we* with perspiration.\n1 11 k Dni-\u0027ii ti.Tv r.Ki wtvat Maasss. Bba*si n\naxD Grow.\u2014Mr. Branch, oi North Carolina,\nhas published the correspondence between\nhimself and Mr.Grow,\u00a9! Pennsylvania. The\nlatter gentleman, it appears, did not accept a\nchallenge to fight a duet. Mr. Branch in his\nnote merely requested Mr. Grow to name a\ntime and pi-*.-\u0027- outside the District of Colum\nbia in which to reeeivea communication from\nhim (Mr. B.) la writing. Mr. Grow, ia re\nsponse, said:\n\u2022\u2022ii vita- note is to be considered of a hoe\ntife character, then 1 have this to reply: Re\ngarding dueling as at variance with tbepre\nceptsoi tbe Christian religion and thesenti\nments of Christian people, and it being pro\nhibited and declared a crime by tin- laws en\nacted by the iK-dv of which we are members, I\ncannot recognize it as a. justifiable mode oi\nsettlingdiflicullfes among men, even incases\nof unwarranted provocation. Bui my per\nsonal rights, a ml th-freedom of debate guaran\ntied by the Constitution, I shall defend whea\never they are assailed.* 1\nMr. Rranch concludes his published state\nmeal by 1 eie.ai king :\n\u0022By those who are acquainted with the pe\nnal code of this District, t..- which my atten\ntion 1- drawn by Mr. Grow la bis letter. It\nwill be readily understood that no other course\nis left ase than to publish this narrative, and\nleave tin* whole aiatter to the impartial judg\nment of honorable men ol all sections oi tfca\ncountry.\u0022\nSmall-Pox ami V.\\\u0027 ri nation.-The Boaton\nJournal condenses the following tacts from\nvarious authorities, directing tiie attention of\nthe public to the necessity for gem-rat vaccina\ntion !\nt. lnfanrs-iioiild be vaccinated without fail,\nbetween (he sixth weak amd the fourth month\nof their age.\n2. Every one should be revaccinafed, par\nticularly thoae between fifteen and thirty-five\n* \u003E.i. -oi age. who were llrst vaccinal.*.l in\nchimfexxi. Tbis i\u00bb especially desirable liur\nii.g epidemic-; and the. rule holds good even\nwhen ihediseasamay have been taken.\n:s in general, without regard to special sea\ntons Of danger, vaccination should tie prac\nticed at least once 111 louru-en years, and bet\nier still, once in seven or eight years.\n4 The prejudice against taking oilier dis\neases with the vaccine matter is almost entire\nly dee titum of foundation, where care is taken\nbVi\u003Eiiysiciau\u00bb to take their matter from heal\nthy patienta. Nor dVoaa the condition of the\nperson from whom the attatter ia tukeu mate\nrially affect its protective Bower,\nAKK4.IKSAT Bohtkn.\u2014 The new municipal\ngovernment was inaugurated on the Jd inst.\nMayor Lincoln\u0027s address exhibits tli.i present\nand prospective condition of the city a* highly\nencouraging. The aggregate aitiount of the\n1 city debt i* nearly nine and rA****aaMlf-otrter mil\nlion* The dehl was mainly incurred by pub\nlic improvements, which the growth ol the\ncity tor the past twenty yean d.-mimterl. J.\nPutnam Brad lee was elected president oi the\n! city council, and Otts Clapp chiini.au of tbe\n1 board ef aidormeii.\nThe grand jur. has Indicted Dai-1- fsb*p.ird\n:.\u25a0,;\u0027.,. ~. HpgUie fupdaof the Hanover Street\n\u2022.. ~ M.. It riie rti .; \u0027 ff.T\u0027. were |\nihr 1..","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=2006,935,890,8250"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00004","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":".Nkiitiiiji iiiiNiw Cs*rA*l\nThe New Yorkers bad i (Nuid skating cat \u2022\nnival last\u0027Snnday, on their Obatral Park,\nwhich baa beea traataCoraaed rate a pead f\u003C r\nthe favorite winter sport. The Exna-eet aayi\nTbe character ofthe day se\u00ab\u003Enieii to be aa\ndrawbe uto thei rowda. Niltabersof visitors\nbegan to gather early in the lorenoon, and :!!\u2022\u25a0\nthrong on the pond continued i*i Increase un\ntil by two o\u0027clock in the afternoon there *: mid\nnot Lave been less than t\u003C n thousand persona\nit the lake si one lime. Besides these there\nwere crowds in \u0027be various bate around the\nborders, and ntai y were gathered on theein\nbankmeu I looklag ai the ice of tb\u00ab- Indie.-\u0027 pond,\nwhich was dotted by a very few sliders, the\nladies seeming to have more regard for tbe daj\nthan the men. The working men were enjoy\ning themselves hugely\u2014 Yonng Ireland and\nOld Germany beinggreatly in tbeascendancy,\nwhile tbe frausnnd fraui ni\u003C were quite m.\nmeroos. Dneof the nsnal featuren ofthe lake\n\u2014the curlers, who, being Scotchmen, are strict\nmoral men,and attend kirk\u2014 was wauting, but\ntheir place waafllledby the additional Bom\nbers ci skaters. Although there were fewer\nvisitors on tbe park than ou the Monday fol\nlowing Christmas (forty thousand on Sunday\nto one hundred thousand oo the Monday pre\nceding)|tbere were more on the ice than at thai\ntime.\nMore t briii tbe nsnal number of fancy skaters\na*rere on tbe ice, and by their evolutions at\ntracted considerable attention. Tbe besi of\nthese acquire n very enviable notoriety for\nskill, aud receive distinctive names in lieu \u2022 i\ntheir own from tbe admiring crowd. Tim-.\n\u0027 The Frenchman,\u0022 --Uiue Shirt,\u0022 \u0027\u2022The Jeraej -\nmas, \u0022Long Wbiskei -. \u0027 Ac. sei \\e to designate\nMessrs. Humphrey, Ingles, Haines, and others\not th,.\u0022 most expert. The numbers that follow\ned yonne Haines became so dacgen v.- te tbe\nice, that be ;it one tiiue wa- couiotiieil to sei a\nrefuge on the shore.\nA\u0027 various points and around the lake are\nstands ai whii b skatee may be bin dai the rate\nof tea cci,:- p,.f hour, a redui tion on la i sea\nson\u0027s prices. Besides tneee private places oi\nrefuge fi \u003Em tbe cold, there baa already been\ner cted what is called a \u25a0\u0027 iltn .\u0027\u0022 this is place\u003Cl\nnt tbe southwestern part ofthe Inke, and is\ngreatly liked t,,*- those who frequent tbe Park,\nand especially the skaters. Two more will\nso.in be built nt other points, and with the\nmany seats that will i\u00bb- placed ab mi the edges,\ntbe equipments will be almost complete. The\ncabin on the ladies\u0027 pond is to be axelusivety\nfor the ladies, and no intruders will be per\nmitted. Tbearrangements\u0022have been all made\nwith the iiirti.\u0027\u0027 object of discouraging the by\nstanders from remaining any length oi time,\nanll thus induce all to coino aud learn without\nhaving tl.eir modesty put io the slightest blush\nby the laughter which attends tbe fall of every\none\u2014lady oi no lady.\nDakxhq Robbxbv.\u2014The Petersbug Express\nof Thursday narrates the following:\n\u003C\u2022\u2022; Tuesday night, about eleven o\u0027clock, the\nroom of Mr. 3L W. Elnm, situated imnn diately\nover the Polite OtHce, opposite the Court\n-1 loose, was enlere;i by a deeperado, the door,\ntl :-.\u0027 ins, Ih ing lefi unlix k.-iI. lie approached\nthe bed in wbicb Mr Elam was sleeping, but,\n\u2022tumbling over a chair, waked thai gem lemau\nnp; in- sun. however, approached ihe bed, and\nwith a long, large bottle he held ... his hand,\naimedabtowa Mr. Elaras bead, Mr. Elam\nwanted bun to keep off, or be would shoot\nhim. inn ill- blow came down, and he warded\nit off with his arm; then jumping out oi bed\nhe hastened \u0027clow in search ol assistance,\nleaving the robber master of ttie room. He\n\u25a0.. v ..\u0027 c atlem tn in ibeGvmrestaurant\u2014Mr,\nJordan whov. \u25a0v : bach wi th him and tv n 1\nthe daring intrude] .-1 ,li th re, and they im\nm diatelj 1 \u00ab ked the ilooi aI li ; .\u0027 him pris\noner, while tii, -y .\u0027.ii a \u0027..in \u25a0\u0027 man \u2022-; ri. toyed\nin ibe Geo up to the jail tor a policeman.\u2014\nIn tbe meantime !\u0027\u2022 licemeu Br mdieand Smith\ncame np to tbe police i ifice, and bearing the\nyoung man knocking al the jail door, in \u0027lie\nyard above, discovered \\i\\\u003E object, and pro\nceeded to tbe room oi Mr, Elam to make ihe\narrest. I ;\u0022,:\u25a0. training admittance, ihej dis\ncovered thai the robber was no other than a\nfellow named William C. \u003E..ii-ir. a m in \u003E.. ! i \u0027\ncharacter, who had been released from jaii\nscarcely twelve hours t\u201e fore, alter two weeks\u0027\nirupMs.mment to\\- misdemeanor. He baited\nfi mi Rt. John\u0027s, Newfoundland, i,\u0027\u0022 was\nsitting before tbe tire, apjiareutly somewhat\ninebriated, but not too drunk tobeawareof\nhisc induct and the nature ol he consequences.\nn.-wi- searched, md a Colt\u0027s revolver was\ntaken from bim, which proved to be the pro\npel ty ol Mr. Elam. lie then invited them \\ cry\n... illy to search some to \u003Exc, with the app real\n\u25a0\u0027.. sign ..1 -i-a mi ig too frank to ren ler \u2022 v . ad\nditional search necessary. Bui they did ex\namine bim further,and fo.u il upon hit person\na tine gold watch, also belonging to Mr, K. m,\ntogether with tbe \u0022pocket\u0022 in which i\u0027 was\nplaced, and which had been hunt; over the\nmautel-picce. He had \u003C viden Iy pocketed them\n\u2022ci,.:, Mr. Elam had pone for assistance. I n\nwatch wis valued at - i and the pis lai - -.\nlie was placed i:: jail, and yesteraay tn in .\u25a0:\u25a0_\nwassent on to tn il listings Court by the\nMayor, and remanded.\nTheatrical Taste is Uikcikjtati.- The\nCincinnati Commercial gives the evidence in\nasuitbrougbt by Mr. Morton, late reading\nactor at the national Theatre, against Mr.\n!\u0027 tes, the manager, to recover j?l,utio, the bal\nance of a season enga.gem.eut, ti..-\nhaving been discharged, after Sve weeks* ex\npel ;. nee, on the pica of incapacity to All tbe\nsituation for wbicb be was encaged :\nAmong a host of witnesses, principally be\ntengiiif to the theatrical profession, was Mr.\nCharles M. Barras, tbe manager of Pike\u0027s\nOpera House, evidence, in view oi tbe\niropalar vitiated taste in connection with\ntheatrical entertainments, bit the nail exact iy\non the head. When a-V \u003Ct his i _:i,. \u003C\u2022::i as to the\ncapacity of Mr. Morton, be mid:\u2014li yir\n?.l irton is the bad auto;\u0027 Mr. Bates claims he\nis, m view of tbe existing popular taste, the\ngentleman ought to be oi great value to any\ntheatre here\u2014for after having seen Charlotte\nCusbman, Mr. Murdoch aud Mrs. Waller\nplay to comparatively empty benches, while\n\u0022Jack Sheppard\u0022 aud the \u0027\u2022Three Fast Men\u0022\nImmediately aftei bave titled them to otter\nflowing\u2014l am convinced t*.:i \u2022 bad acting in :;\nbeastly drama has a much stronger chance\nof pecuniary success than the most elegant\nand artistic\u0027eatertainmenl thai can be offer\ned. Br far the largest amount ol monej taken\nhere by any theatre, for many years, was at\nthe N\u0027atiouaJ recently\u2014paid, too, ai double tbe\nnsnal priceof admission, by a \\erv respecta\nble looking audience, to see twogentlemeu of\ntbe short-haired persuasion punch each\nother s bead.\nSad Dbath .\u00bb:\u25a0 a Touko tlit-.t..\u2014The Bel\nfast (Me.) Age, says unit a daughter oi Mr.\nWilliam Harvey, ol Twanville, aged II years,\nwas found dead, frozen todeatb, about a. mile\nfrom her tether\u0027s bouse, on Saturday last, by\nthe banks ol a stream. I. seems thai a day or\ntwo before ib- severe storm last week, sit.- lefi\nborne to visit her eldest sister, Mrs. Mardin,\nI about three miles distant, and on Thursday\nafternoon attempted to return. The roads n\nhaving been broken out, -in- lost her way on a\npiece of un fenced cleared land, about a mile\ni from her father\u0027s, and struck tne stream over\nwbicb she bad to cross, some distance below\nthe bridge, li.ic file wandered about, e\\ -.\ndeatly bewildered, probably till dark or after\nand several Umee attempted to cross ou the\nH, . v. i.i. li broii\u0022. b tting hi-!\u0027 into tbe water.\u2014\nfrom her .racks, it appeared that .-ii.-got into\ntbe river three times. The lasi she was barel)\nable to crawl out uiiun the hank Where her\nbody was fonnd. She was missed oa Friday,\nand search was instituted, bat her body was\nnot found till Saturday.\nAw\u0022i i t i\u0022M- a.- Obi\u003Ebtbbp to T.tAVK Kaaa\n\u2022t\u0027i.\u0027\u00ab\u0027KV.\u2014Oa Ernlav la*t thirty-six peroous ar\nrived iv Oiaeiaaati, having i\u00bb.,: ordered tv\nleave Madison conuty, Keatucky, oa account\nof their abolition feelings. They were tbe\nneighbors ami co-workers ol the Key. John (i.\nPee, a K\u0027\u0027litucky abolitionist, WBOSe letli.res at\ntbe North have attracted sease attention--\nAmong th.-exileir are K\u003C\u0022. .1. R. Rogers, prin\ncipal oi a school a\u0027 Berea, aad bis family j J-\nI). and family; John S. Hanson and fam\nily, lie v. J. F. Boughton: E T. Hayes amis.\nLife, carpenters; Atl. w. Parker, a native ol\nSouth Carolina; \u2014Toney, a native of Tea\nnessee. John Smith, a native of Ohio, a fann\ner, who has lived la Kentucky some years, li\nappears there has. I en much exciteiat-ni in the\ncounty much John BroW\u00df\u0027a Harper\u0027s Perry\nraid, and that the parties abovs referred to\nlefi in consequence ol resolutions pawed by v\nlarge county BJBseting, giviag them ten days to\ndepart the State, or abate tile a .iiisequentes.\u2014\nlfev. Mr. Pee is aaaong the number ordered to\ndepart. _\nThe. PnisoNEit STarrxojs.\u2014Andrew Hun\nter, Eaoj , in a letter to Qeorga Beaaott, Esq_\nof llostull. infants bim that Stevens, one of\nthe two remaining\u00dfarper\u0027s Peny lusurgente,\nwill be tried at Cswrtestowu, Va.sometime\nduring the winter, probably in January. The\ntime, however, has not been lixed.\nStevens (says a letter from another source)\nis au intelligent and powerful-built JTBBng\nman of \u25a0\u003E year*, who formerly belonged in\nNorwich, Conn. He was Iwufiy wounded dur\ning the, attack on the Aitu-jry, when tie was\ndangereasly shot, receiving live baUa ia his\nbody, three of which the surgeeus cotilil no\u0027\nextract. Ho ni next in command under\nCap\u0027.aiu Joka Brov. v, and acted as dnll-iu.t-\nter in tiie placi) of Col. Potties. He i- to in\ntried on tbe fame chargai bs Brnwn, and\ntheir liiiitun) eoundbatiaf relations were such\nthat, ai Brown reuuesi, Stevens occupied\n\u25a0 the -: , ; :. \u2022. -*: thri tigl out his fm\ni \u2022 -\u25a0","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=2896,935,881,8241"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00006","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"t Thi tiling feeeae\u2014A Skiff witk Ten P\u003C r\n*\u003C\u003En-. Swept Away h) Il \u2022\u2022.\nOn Monday evening nitie men and a female\nattempted to cross the Ohio river, atCl\u00dfCin\ntiitti, in a -kit?\u0027, aotwitlulanding ihey were\nwarned of the peril on account of tbe heavy\ni!oat ing ur. Tit\u0022 Enquirer thus describes their\nventure, ihe rescue of ni:,\u0027- of them,jtud ttie\n(bath ot tb-- other :\nWhen iv the neighborhood of tbaabataasal\n\u0027o tbe suspension bridge ihe skiff was etruck j\nby some heavy ice, aud in a momenl mori firm\nly faateaed la a gorge. The row-1 \u25a0\u0027~ - and\noar- W\u0027T\u0022 \u003C jvered with Ice, which prevsu \u25a0 I\nthem from being used te mnch purjiose, and\nthe occupants of the skiff were so paralysed\nby a sudden fear, thai they could do nothing\n\u0022... relieve themselves-from their dangeroas\noondition.\nMeantime tbe boat, wbicb was aol yet. far\nout in the stream, wassiowlybnt surely drift\ning down. A few [iersona who had watched\nthe f, rilons adventure from ib i ferry Coal bt -\ni iw, endeavored tv arre.-t the boat as it swept\nbv,and partially succeeded in i.on c so. Seven\nof the men and the woman wersreei uedwitb\nconsiderable difficulty. The ninth man, tbe\nwoman\u0027s husbaud, in eadeavoring to gain the\nboa;, fei! hack io tii-- river and disappeared\n.from view, amid the almost heart-rending\n-i re un-1 t in- almost distrac ted v if-*. A m\u003E\ntin ni after, however, In- appeared on ihe sur\nface, struggling manfully tor lite. Hie c;tr\nta M v.:..- -tiling and ti.e ice sharp .aad cutting,\nbut, being an expei t b wimmer, ho ke:\u003E: bimseli\nabovi water,and succeeded in makisga land\ning sear tbe foot of Western row, aboul four\nsquares farther \u0027I iwu. As might be sup\nposed, he was almoel exhausted oa reaching\nthe shore, and had he remained in tbe river\nfive minutes longer in- would certainly have\nperished. The joy oi that wife, on seeing ber\nhusband, who. a moment before, bad been\nstruggling in the jaws of deatb, can be m \u003Ere\neasily imagined than described.\nBefon : In- last man in the skiff could be res\ncued it broke 100.-.- from its fas ten iug and was\nrapidly swept \u25a0.*.;;\u25a0. t vi\u003C hits soli tar} occupant.\ni \u0027he oo ,r fellow uttered no cry- gave no signal\nof distress\u2014mauv no effori v extricate him\nself from whul teemed inevitable death. The\nsight of his companion struggling in the chill]\nwaves\u2014the era shin go ni n ilo! the ice\u2014tbe biting\ntemperature .j ihe atmosphere\u2014the bleak\nwintry sky overhi ad, studded with stars, wbicb\n\u0022 Like the eyes of vrolve* glared at bin.\u0022\nseemed to have on bim an overpowering ef\nfect. Motionless a a statue be stood, with\nfolded arms, looking at ths dim outline oi the\nshore as 11 .-lowly receded fr an view,and tak\nmir what la- believer| to ben lasi \\ iew ot earth.\nt)u, on, be was swept l y tbe re i itless current,\nhis condition every momenl becoming tn ire\nand more critical. Along be moved down tbe\ndark river\u2014te him, psrhape,tbe river ol death\nwhich ere m\u003C .rning might empty into that on\nknown s.a thai wo\u00bbhes the boundaries ol :mo\ntber world.\nThk Cuba* Slave Tbadb,\u2014A letter from\nHavana, dated the Pith December, says:\u0027\nThe - lav or Captain Don Eugento Vines has\nmade another\u2014bis eighty-fonrth or eighty\nfifth\u2014successful vo.. age ti. the c last of Africa\nHe took oa board the Julia, in wbicb ves.-ei\nhe sailed bence some eight or nine months\nago, .: I remember aright, under Brazilian\ni olors, I welve hundred bozales, bul lour bun\ndied and ftfty ol them died on the voyage; tbe\nresidne were latidi \u0027. about three weeks ago\nbetween Cardenas and S qua la Grande.\u2014\nTwenty-nine more oi t.he bo wiles died before\ntiie cargo was lauded, The Spanish autbori\nlies, b iwever, made a fine haul, for 1 bar I; n\nEugenio paid them above one hundred thou --\n\u2022in l dolh i-. There wan rathei a laughable\noccurrence took place al tbe place of blading.\nItseems that some oi the parties interested\nmeant to be present, aud among them were\nsome friends, who came asbore from the ves\nsel in a I lurch with five ol the bozales, but on\nreaching the shore thej were all arrested aud\nhad to pay handsomely to go free. Thevessel\nhas again sailed, or will h rtly do so, tor ihe\ncoasi oi Africa, under a v w captain aud crew,\nsent to her 6th instant, as Don Puirenio Vinas\nin vergoes back a second time i:i the same ves\nsel, in was on the wharf la-1 Monday, boast\ning that, iftcrall themone3 he bad to pay tti\nbri he had made moretuauSl; l,Uot\u00bb by the\ntrip, io aboui eight mon hs, and that be c mid\na... afford to take a few mont lis pleasure lit\nSpam, while be intended tog i by the Spanish\n;u til st \u25a0 .tin r b sail on tbe 13th instant. He\nwalked ah ut quite indejieudently, apparent\nly utterl) regardless oi tbe general attention\nbis presence caused.\nSiaoi lab Ai :.\u0027.-.\u2022;. i\u003E in-rn. bky.\u2014The Paris\ncorrespondent of the Boston Traveller says\nthai Yelpau, tbe surgeon, has stated thai an\nhouoral le.-urgeon or phjsician name! Bro\u003Cca\nha I made the following experiment :\nHe hud placed before he face of a person, be\ntween ih-. person s eyes, and at the d istance o.\nBI een or twenty een , (a - ntimtt \u25a0i\u003E a\nFrench ra\u003C is ure \u2022 I len_ h- . : \u0027.. in :b in\nvalue) rather a brilliant obj ct. Make tbe per\nil :: to 1. tixedlj at this object, in a few mm\ni; \u25a0\u25a0!,\u25a0:..\u003E. will squint, and will soon fall\ninto catalepsy, and be spontaneously deprived\nall sensibility. I\u0027his singular discovery\nmade Mous. Hrocca susjiect that this tati \u0027t\ni i-i\u0027iisi . itj might i\u2022\u2022 a? perfeci as that ob\ntaini d by anesthi tic agents- He determined to\nni ike ex atriments wiib it. and found that tbe\nstaioi i iusensibiliiy produced was as perfect\na? that obtained by tbe use ol ether and :hio\nroform. Threei xperimi ats i ul of five attempts\nare reported as successfi i. In oneoi these\ncases v man underwent a surgical operation\ni ran abscess, wbicb required an importaui\ni ici \u003Eion. Taeinsensibility tasted tenor twelve\ni.\u25a0.unites alter the operation. The patient was\nentirely on conscious ul atl that had taken\nplace.\nHolb-ix-i ni:- Day. \u2014This celebrated Indian\nBra* c, we are informed by Major Collen, lias\nbuilt bim a \u0022gay oM bonse\u0022 on his reserved\n51\\ hundred and forty acres, at Crow Wing, on\nthe Mississippi. Tbe house has i istbimi me\nsix ti;, usaad dollars in gold, and is near,*.\nsurrounded by a piazza. Tbe old clue; is li\\\nnig with -\u003E trices, in all the splendor of a\n\u25a0 Mormon bishop. Hi- pari iria furnished with\nseventeen rocking-chaii , wbile tbe wails are\nbung with eight large [Kirtraits, seven ol\nwhich represent himself aud tbe other Major\nCullen ! Threi ofhi wives are old, like him\nself, and ti:.- olio-, threeyonnc i .\u2022! beautiful!\nThey live Like \u0022v. bite fi Iks, \u0027 all ?it ;t: tbe same\ntable, and nave tbe besi eblna and eotfee-aebj\n: for everyday use. The old man has o-.er .me\nj hundred acres of ins reserve under cultlva\n! tion, which brings forth bountifully. His\nwives work a large gard\u003C a well stocked with\n! flowers.\u2014 Latretsi (Al ta.) Union.\nSt rrs\u00dfise at thi LVoktii.\u2014Tbe late see -\n| hoikil excitement, and tbe c. usequeal witb-\nI di :,\u25a0\u25a0,\u0027. ..I oi Sou thi in orders, are causing no 14*.\n--; tie suffering at tbe North among mechanics\nand operativea in tbe various factories. A\nlarge number of bands, especially in the New\nlaiglau.l State\u003E, have already been discbargi d,\nand others wUlsoon be thrown cut of em\nployment.\nThe Chelsea (Mass.) Herald reports stall\nnt ~ i there, \u0022the heal carpenters being glad to\nget work a: Btj*S per day, and good workmen\ncommanding only ?.\u0022\u003E cents. Paintera, it Ie\nsaid, will not averageso cents a ,|ny during the\nwinter: Bhip-eajjpenters are oat *\u003Et em pi y\nand masoaa have gone into the country.\u0022\nThe Journal oi Com mi r\u003Ce adds that North\nern mechanics and manufacturing artisans are\npreparing In gr-at numbers to move to the\nS \u2022i- : li. there to follow their respective trade*.\n__,\nAt lei;rti\u0027 CoxtV\u00df\u00df\u00dfioa\u0022 or \u0022\u003Eli\u0027|Si-r. i:(;kon.\nI Tbe I\u0027nioii, the chief organ of the Tracta-\nI riaris, has the following earioua paragraph :\n\u0027\u2022It is stated on good authority that Mr. C.\n|H. Spurgeon mad., about three\u0022 week-ago. .-.\nformal recantation ol the extreme Calviuist\nj tenets, which he had been hitherto pleaching.\n, He said thai he ami others who had taught aa\n!he had done, had beea doubtless grievous\nI stumbling blocks lathe way ol many pious\nj aad sarnesl parsons, aad that tbe only amends\n| which lay in ht- power was te state publicly\nj that he bad been ia error, and to guarantee\nI that a-would never propagate similar :\u0027a!\u003E.\n--! doctrines again. It la mncb to be washed that\n1 the Puritaaa who remain withia the church\nI wonld emulate the candor and orthodoxy ol\nI which evea an Auapabist has shown bimsell\nthus far capable.\u0022\nlurouTANT Absbst n Canada.\u2014A St.\n1.1 ii it police officer, after traveling aboul a\niiioiiih over almost every srrtiaa nf the United\nStates, succeeded iv arreatiag several parties\niv Canada, charged with mas me the new Coun\nterfeit notes on the Bank of Philadelphia, re\ncently daaoribad. About *!\u003E,i.i*u of them bad\nbeen pasaed ta si. L\u003Conis, on., firm aioae -ui\nferiag to the tuue of 9MJSttm\\ for which Ihey\npaid a premium ol | percent. Tbe St. Louis\nDemocrat says tbe counterfeiting operations\nof the persons who put off |hase ootes have\ntheir raiuiiicatio..s through the entire Colon,\naud probably not less (has t9t\u003Eu,u*oof the bogus\nmouey litis been in this way put lacirculation.\nRequisitions will beis.Mied lrom Washington,\nunder the extradition treaty, to tiring ttu.-e.tr\nr.-sted iv Canada to the I\u0027mied States.\nBAD Oi liuikm ic.-Oii the \u0027.tith ult. an in\nerastiaf little daughter of Mr. Zuul, rf, n\u00bbid\n] iug iv Wa. nesboro\u0027, Md., was accidentally\n! burned to death. Her little brother, who was\niv the room with his sister, lighted a strip ol\n; paper, which he held in his hand until it\nburned Ins ringer -, when he tot it drop on hi*\n\u2022 M-i.-r\u0027.- lap. It taught her dies* insiaatly,\nand bel \u003Er\u00ab a distance could b\u00abcalled the Ritte\n. restore v \u2022- \u2022 redly binned thabsbe died la\n\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 , 00 1 .\u2022\u0027.,\u0027. I ..lei.-afler.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=3795,953,880,8254"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00007","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"LOCAL MATITRr,\nThe PuhHct \u0027\u0022ird. -A bill litis been iiiirixluc. .1\nlate ti;.. Senate baviog for n* object apia- ; i\ncrease In (he number ol men enlisted, aad for li\naau\u00dfgawatatien of the pay ol the privates ol\nthe Public irii:\u0027.r,i. ii is to be hoped ihsUii\nwill aol i- allowed to drag along naaoticed i\nand tin, ired I v Ull the attention of theSeuate\nIs i absorbed wits othei matters thai till\ncbanceof a bearing a\u00bb to its raerita Is loal In\nihe hurly burly a ; eonfasion which attains I\n\u2022 a Legislaiive Inxlie* al tba oodi\u00dfg ol \u2022-\u00bb -- i\n\u00bbion\u00ab. The Public Quard, the iiucieu- ol \\\u0027.r- i\nainia\u0027s \u0022standing army, ottghl lo be increased i\nin numbers tout l-osti bamlred men. \u003E \u2022 \u25a0\u25a0.. i\n\u0022.lii.\u0027i- and men included,il dove not exceed I\nit. I-\u0027 toberifixty men all told. Considering\nthe imp rtant inter* is thai is every day con\nfided to iheir care, and the In i th.i the v .. i\nbe called on la ihe course ol time io guard \\\nmuch more aacred trusts tbaa- any hereteioie i\ncommitted to thcii charge, ii does seem to us i\nthat heOuard should be put on a respectable ;\nfooting, no* only in regard to the number ol l\nmen eeilisted in us ranks, bat as to their pay. i\nwhich Ib now only aloe dollars per mouth, i\nIdh vni, steady, and reliable men eaa hardly\nhe j rocured ter =mi. au iasignilicanl sum. i\n11 has been oniy through the active exertiona\nof Ca.pt. Charles Dimmoek, thai the standing\nand i iiiciem y ofthe eompauy which he baa -o \u2022\nlong aud ably commanded aad gnided, has I\nbeen heretotere maintained. The Guard, as\nwe have before said, consists ni w of 80 men\u2014 i\nol which one-fourth (i- men) daily do duty as ,\nguard*, to the State\u0027s prison, Capitol Square, \u003C\n.Vc , \u00ab\\.i. I \u25a0 mier the presenl smte ol t\u00bbiill-\u25a0 .* all\ntbe men .io duty oaes every three oi four day s.\nIt the Grovernor were to order Capt. Dimmoek \u0027\nto bring out the men bow, or wire ihe mea\nbrought on; by Capt. l\u003E., they would necessa\nrily make a most indiffereut and sorry exhibit :\nof themselves. We learn that it ia with ex\ntreme difficulty thai reliable and trustworthy\nmen can now be Induced to Join the ranks on\naccount \u0022t tbe tmallaees of ttie pay. This feci\nrenders n necessary ur Capt. Diaamock to\ntake any man who is. possessed of two b-g-.\nwho maj offer himself as a candidate for en\nlistment, and this tor the n a on thai men mrst\ni\u003E- bad tor necessary aad imperative duty,\nwhen under a morn favorable state of things\nthey wo ild be rejected as until for dutyaa sol\ndiers\u2014ai least such soldiers as Cap. Dimmoek\nha- been so successful heretofore in enlisting .\nin tbe -.-r\\ tee ol the State.\nIt is only a tew days since that the State\nwas put to the expense oi arresting, as desert\ners, four of the men, \u00ab ho ba I lefi tbe city and\ni nils ted in the Marine Corpe at Wasbingb n\nU\u0027li.\u0027.i brought before a Ceurt-Martial, they\nplead, as an excrse lor their act, that they\nought nit to be blamed for going where tbey\nc uld do so much better than they could here.\nNo ilaiibr tbe men were to be blamed for de\nserting their company and going elsewhere,\nbut then tbe fact thai they did ie,aud for the\nreasons assigned, provi - our prop dtion thai\nati increase ol pay (and of numbers,) is ns\ncessary u\u003E the efficient, ol tbe Public Quard.\nInteresting M Gng. There will be a union\nmeeting of all friendly to the cause ol \u003Ceameu,\non Sunday, at :. o\u0027clock P. M , :\u00bbt the Mechan\nics 1 Institute, Tbe Broad Street Methodist\ncongregation, now worshipping there, have\nkindly consented te the nse of the Hall on that\noccasion. All she mi ureters ol tbe city bave\nbeen invited and are expected to be present,\nand will no doubt u:\\\u003C- ibe cause their hearty\n\u25a0nd irsation. Governor Le tel \u25a0;-. Lieut. Oov.\nl; il.\u0027t L. Montague, vVm If. Mi In land, I\u0022.-i|.,\nAttorney General J. Randolph Tucker, I ~,\u0027 .\nIV. M. Elliott, f P. Baldwin, Esq Ceo VV\nMuni..\u0027id, i;... ?li\u0027. McGlaxkum, Southern\nSeeretarj . and ot li ;\u25a0 ii - tingui-hed . nth :., v\nare exp \u0027cted to take part in the exeri. -. ..\nThe constitution \u2022 rovides thai no one denom\nination ,-hail eve- bavea preponderance in the\nBoard ol Managers. We bave no doubt tbe\nHall will becrowdi i. and that this important\nwork- move forward most triumphantly.\u2014\nThe sailors themselves are greatly interested,\naad will bail the day, when they eaa bare a\nbouse of worship, devoted to their nse*\u2014for\nsailors o in t ilk.- to iiiii \u0022i ter from the water.\nTbe exercises oi this meeting will nodoubt\nbe v\u003Erv interesting, and will reflect credit on\nin\u0027 humane, ii not pious,, baracterof the city\nof Richmond.\nMa \u0027. ; .\u0027i,\u0027 the Conserratives. \u2014*W\u00abunderstand\nthai a gentleman oi tbia city, thoroughly ac\nquainted with tbe business men of Virginia\nand the S \u0022.th. is making arrangements for the\npublication of r Directory, to be circulated\nexten ively in tbe alavebolding Slates, In\nwhich v.- unmet,. : all tbe conservative busi\nness ::::n- I the Northern iHi.-.\u003E are lo he\nprinted, s i Lbs \u0027 Southern merchants may avoid\nihe fanatics in their dealing; ii Philadelphia,\n.\\.\u0022,v York, Boston, end other North \u003Em cities.\nIt tbe \u2022\u0027 .n aa now contemplated .- fully car\nried out, noi only wiil tbe conservatives of\nthe N . \u0027i . . tu] j coi spicm vi places in the\npages of the new work, but Ibe \u0022abolition\ndealers,\u0027 and their name ih legion, will have a\nfiur prop rtion oi he b* \u0027: dei ied to Iheii\nnames and business, so tha in tbe fatnreev\nerj Southern dealei may ..-bur, them as they\nwould tl\u0022- plague. An Ito m ike Ihe worh ill\nmoreefTective, the political c \u003Empli xi. a \u2022\u0027! til!\nthe New England manufacturers ooghi te be\nascertained iwd published, so bai the South\nmay not onlj v \u2022 \u0027:;. :. mtl ra directly, but\ni.i \u2022\u0027.\u0027 H di .1: W i:\u0027: :V V . -\u2022\u25a0; \\at a\u25a0: .: D\nbe North who is known to patronize th ie fa\nnatics La any shape or form. Let the South\nstrike borne In bis matter if she hopes to\nbring the North \u0027.\u2022\u003E...\u2022: .-.. a.-, s.\nTh. In ilhat \u2022\u25a0\/\u0022\u00bb ie Association, oi this city, as\nsisted by several professions] amateermasi\ni ions, in i.-oci gi * ing a grand \\ ocal and iastru\nmeutal couceri at Mecbanics\u0027 Ball to-night,\nriiai we hope that they may be greeted liy a\nlarge and intelligent audience. I i.c Associa\ntion r lab r ,: earnestly to cultivate a mu\nsical taste among our citizens,aad to ele l ate\nthe standard of music To tbia end tbey have\nregular me \u0027tings foi yr-tv-tco. aad are making\ngood progress. Good music baa a r lining n.\nilu.aiie ou ai! who bear ,:. and .- therefore en\njoyed by those who bave no talentas perform\ners. To enable all to i..in in; ate In the meet.\niugs, \u0027he Association has opened its door-to\ncontributing members, and if a large audience\ncan be assembled at the hall to-nigbi to enjoy\nthe concert, we have bo doubt that many new\nnames will be added to the roll ol caembers,\nVeto Band.- A number of musicians Ib tbia\ncity, tome of whom wereaaembera of the ia\nmou- Ai mory Baud, and others who are \u25a0 \u003Cw\na\u0027inched to the Philharmonic Soeieiy, have just\nformed a new Band, ti !\u00bb\u2022\u2022 composed of brass\nand ta- | instruments, and .\u0027.ill !,\u2022\u2022 read] to en\nter the public sen tee ia a very short time.\nTbe members, twelve ia oamber, have been\npracticing t\u0022i -.\u25a0%.-: aJ , ays, and will no doubt\nsoon be prepared to furnish good cotillon, n\nceri end street music. Manyol themosi pop\nuiar baads in thee matry are osiag elarionei\nand ptecatoea wilb brass m-ti \u00fcbu uis-and art\nlooked: ii\u0027.oii bs -sup, r:oi to all oihers. tit\ncourse\u0027we caunotspeakof tbe perforraaut \u25a0 \u25a0 t\n:!,i- ne v baud mail it is heard In the strre\u0027s.\nbut pidges assure v- thataooseol tba aatnibaii\nare superior musicians.\nElection) \u003C\u25a0\u0027 Of, cert. \u2014 At a late niei\u0027tiiijj held\nby Company X, tbe following non-commis\nsioned officers were elected ; r the easoiug\nyear: Orderly Sergeant, Harvey A. Dudley;\n-..\u0027d Sergeant, Richard A. Cunningham; 3d do,\nEdward Mayi : lthdo.,ll. I\u003E. Sturtevant, Coioi\nSergeant, I. \u003C\u0027.. Rawliugs: Ist Corporal, E, T.\nRobinson; Jd do*., Aman li \u25a0 .N. Walker; nt d \u003E~\nJob S. James; lib do.. .liio. A. Pizsiul. This\ncorap *ii\\ i \u25a0 bow in Rnecoi 00, its aaerahera\nare prompt at drill aed attentive te orders;\nand ir. tn all appsaraacsg brda fair lo rival\ni*e-t ia the regimeat. Ita coaassauder, Col\nCary, i- every inch a soldier and diseiplioa\nrian, and Is so completely devoted te its sue\n\u003C*~?s that no labor for its good i* too Baweuteaa\nlor bun to aadermha.\nThe Mayer\u0027s Co\u00abr\u0027,yesterday, waa borreu ol\ntill interest, but no\u0027 entirely BO of subject.-.\nMary Jane Puree 11, uoiorious for her drunken\npropensities, waa :triv\u003E:.\u0027.j on Wi-dus-day\nnight ami locked up for b--iiig drunk in the\ns-\u0027reet. Wheat called before \u0027be Mayor aha at\ntempted to exease heT \u2022.ondtK\u0027t, but beiag un\nold offender, was aent dowi for winter quor\ni\u00dftra lhiunfilekflonman. rbarrrd with break\ning open a door and attempting te steal a lam\n\u2022 Uy of chicken.\u0022, woe before the Mayor to an-\nBwer tbe charge; Bed after a heariog, was ac\nqiiitiei. Benedick bud no foadueea ior live\npoultry, and con!\u0027\u0027-have had no object in at\ntempting: M bit them from their lousts.\np -\u0027if..?- F\u0027uiii.y.\u2014 That the charitably dia\n. poaed may know where to find objects worthy\ni si thiir chanty, we invito attention to the\ncondition ot C. C. TOte) aoit lu\u003E mmilv, who\nii\\Hon Jofkaoo str.,\u0022, west of Fousbee. and\nare iv destitute circumstances. IMr.Tatewti\ni a member of the Public Guard lor thirteen\nyear*, aad afterwards received au appoint\nment in tbe Night-Watch, imt wai taken auk\nnearly two years ago, ami fr..m that time to\ntilt \u25a0 p.eseut has not lieell Hi.\u0027ie lo earn a d.d lat\n\u25a0 Tate has a wit. and three ismall ehlldraa, all\n, ot whom bad nothing to feed upon yesti-rdav\n. Imt dry bread. Such casesara rare tii tbe city,\nand should be promptly, provided for.\nBens** vf Hiss Rirhtngs.\u2014Tn* Theatre will\nto-iu-rbt be itttetided by a large and brilliant\naudience, lor it is thu otva-ion of Mv\u00bb Ktch\n\u25a0 iugK\u0027 berieht, aud the piece tone Borforr\u00dfed la\n- ttlis. Ritchie\u0027s elegant comedy of \u0022Fashion.*\u0027\n\u0027 Ihefair beiieiici.iry will sing soin.-of her l\u00bb-\u00bbt\nt | song*. Mr. Ricbings will sp|H-ar iv theal\n-1 legoiical tableau of \u0022VVaabington.\u0022 Realty,\nt the lovers ot the drama may anticipate an\n\u25a0, ! evening of Inten-e pleasure.\nb] !\u0027. ~..\u0027. That , ii!eipri*i\u00dfi\u003C corps ofcitizeti\ni . .1 ti :\\ tbe V iMlii-ini. are moving iben\ni ..iiiu.ij\u0027 to the Odd trVilowa\u0027 Ua\u00df huildlog.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=4676,943,899,8257"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00012","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Ei.ljm(mn fKsp.it.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=5611,454,808,139"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00008","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"ntJUrS Oh AOVKHTISiXU.\nI BBaarO, I insertion, t}nj,t 11 \u25a0 ..mrs, 1 mo \u00df th. ft.at\n1...ib. 3... do (i.rill ...ib.,. .aiiio\u00dfths. *\u003C\u2022\n1. .do -.3 OB l.vi I I .1... J On lO.a\n1. . .to \u00ab . ibi 1111 l in. .1 *i_. If.*\n1...,d0.11...d0 A7BI 1.. d0....l year... sw.ot\nbjfj__ Advertiseaie\u00dfte published antil forbid, will\nle cliarsed 80 cents per aqnare of eight lines for the\nfir** inaertmn. and 88 cents for each eoetinsa\u00dfce.\n1 \u0027\u25a0.\u0027\u25a0.-- -\u0027 - - -J\u2014l LJL\nv-on,itimmmnrp Dinner- An entertainment\nI wa\u00ab rivsa Inst night at I o\u0027clock, at the Hal\n\u2022 lard House.by the Senate and ii- officer*, a* a\n| complimeui t\u201e ex-Lieut. Gov. Wu. L. Jaib\nj aoa, iv vi.-v-- of bia retirement as presiding of\nticr of tbe Senate, for the able and dignified\nmanner in which bs hid discharg.d his dutiea\nas I\u0027ri std.-nt ot that ho,lv. A number of dis\ntiugaished grath*men. tecladMf Hon. Joton\nLetcher, Lieut, Gov, Moatagae and others,\nwere present. Mr. Jachaoa wsa toasted, and\nin reply delivered \u25a0 short athlr, -*. abounding\niv feii-. itoesaadhappjly-eaprisjibo* - ntunenu,\nsavoring *\u003Ef dei itsea to the Booth and States*\nlights Th.- Governor, Lteul tlovernor and\nothi re, were also called on, aad responded ia\nbrief ami appropriate term*.\n\/ -~. ting Lttmri tu\u2014 -Bar.James A. Duocasj\npastor of tin- Broad streel Methodist Church*\nWill deliver the llrsr ol a sene\u00bb of tii reelect ores\nto the young men oi this city, on Sunday night\nn.-xr, at Median us - In.-tUute Hall. The Isc\ntun - to the young men are lo be followed up\nby B s rise te \u0027he voting ladles, and from ths\nreputation of the learned and eloquent lectu\nrer, we have no iloubt that be will be heard\nwith pleasure aad prolit by large and intelli\ngent audiences.\nBooty Fii\u0027o I .\u2014The body of a negro fellow\nwas found floating in the ba-in, under the ice,\nlast Thin-day, and taken out ami examined by\nthe Coroner. N\u003C\u003E marks of Ttolsaco appaailhn\non the person of the deceased, the C\u0027oroiier con\ntinued that became to his death by accidental\ndrowning.\nAddress. -Mr. Ibiiiiel 11. London, President\nof ttie Southern Rights Association, is an\nnounced to address ihe General A-*embly of\nVirginia at the Hallo! the House of Delegates,\nat 8 o\u0027clock this evening, on Qiiestiotvs of im\npori.\u0027it.c 8 to the State and the South.\nSteamship tYmrktemm,\u2014 Thai steaa\u00dfsW aqasq ejsT\nthe Sectional dock, ol New York, Thursday,\nafter having received a thorough overhauling,\nand is again on the ICichmond and Norfolk\nroute. The Roanoke is li.iv ing her works over\nhauled in New York.\n\/\u0022.,-\u0022. b tiiar.-Hva telegraphic dispatch re\nceived in ihiscityyesterday morning, we learn\nIbat the river is tightly frozen over at City\nPoint, -o that veoaasa can neither pass up or\ndown.\nHurt Hiw\u0027if.\u2014 We heard yesterday that Mr.\nJohn B. Valentine, Clerk of the New Market,\nin going thither in the morning, had fallen on\n;!\u0027.\u2022 ic.- and dislocated one of his limbs.\nLiability Of HrS\u00dfAJrafl. -An interesting\ndecision was made by Justice Sandford, at\nNewark, N. .1 , teal week, in a civil sun. One\nman sued another f\u0027-r payment for the board\nof his wife for sixteen months, tit H a a onlh.\nThe defendant set up that be bad advertised\nh,s wile and gi\\eii public not ice that he would\npay no debts of her contra, ting. The.lustics\ndecided that while this might serve as a warn\ninc. it was no leg.al way of getting clear i f lbs\nwile\u0027s liabilities \u2022 thai the husband, in the eys\nof the law, was liable for ihe wife\u0027s ileblsao\nlong as she continued such. Judgment was,\naccordingly, given for the plaintiiTin the full\namour] I claimed.\nKlm.*.i;kai-.lk I\u0027kkskm e0\u00bb Mixn.-A few\nday.- ago a lad aboul ae\u00abea years old, while\ncrossing one oi the pond- in the norther* part\noi New Bedford, Mai \u25a0 . broke through the ice.\nHe would certainly have beea drowned, if it\nhad no I beea t, r the preesece oi inuid of a\n\u25a0 -oi-ipani-m, B boy about five years old, who\nthrew hirrt-ell Hat upon Ihe ice, which was not\nsirong enough to bear him -it.ndiug, aud ia\n\u0027bis mana.-r .succeeded in getlu.g near enough\n:,, tbe boy in the water lo grasp hi- hand and\nsustain him till some men cinie to their aid\naad extricated them from their danger.\nPooT-Oenca Arrows\u0027*\u2014 firasaaa dppetal\u0022\ntntntt.\u2014John Robinson, postmaster at Acco-\nIrick, Stattord county, vice P. Alex\nauder, resigned, t*. 11. postmaster at\nCovssville. Albcm.ii\u0027le county, vice Eli Ames,\nresigned. Mooes tally, postmaster at Amblers.\nburgh, Preston county, vice J. A. Bowennas\nter, resigned. GeorgeJsasrrsoa, Jr., postmaster\nat Lorn hardy Grove, .Mecklenburg county, vice\nJohn P. Smith, resigned. John Bilks**, post\nmaster at Caiueron, Marshall county, vice\nWm. McCooooghy.\nTin: WA imiiM-.\u2014The New York Indc|\u003Een\ndent. in its dry goods report for tin-week, says\nthe practice iv the United is, to follow\nFrench fashions, aad those which are the ion\nin Paris one aeaeua, become the ton in New\nfork in the seaeoa following, trench lashions\nand Preach novels seem to ts- boosl attractive\nto oar v it dressy and linlit reading circles.\ni\u0027bo importatioua of siiks daily arriving are\nastonishingly large, aad are closely followed\nin aiiiMni; by thoae of woollens, and next by\nthose of cotton goods.\nGotBQ SotTTBL\u2014The Hartford Times says :\n\u0022A gentleman called at our office on Monday\n.h,, is about lot tart for the State of Alabama,\nto\u003C immenci a hatter** shop aad factory there.\nThe trade from tbia I\u0027uart.r having t\u00bbi n minti\ninjured, he removes Iron Connecticut and\ntakes away the buaiae saad the bauds em\nploye Jhi re. In this way Connecticut I\u003Eb**bsbb)\nto au Her.*\u0027\nA OoBOBJ ..--man 111\u0027-The lion. John M.\nLandrum,member of Coagreaa from Louis\niana, baa beea detained iroan his seat by illness\nsinos the opening of the session. It is stated\nthat, beside being sick in boiiy, he is laboring\nunder severe mental aflattUoa la the loss of\nhis wife snd tour children. It is feared that\nhe may aotgSi up again.\nSk.viim; Mat. h.\u2014 A s\u0027nui.g match came\noil en Canliff\u0027a Pond, near Providence, K. i.,\non Thursday lust, bet a sea . sea skau-rs for a\npail of 113 a\u00dfates The match was mile bsats,\nbeat two in three, and was won by Mr. Henry\nRandall, in .\u0027\u003E._\u0027- aad \u0026*M. The ice was rough,\nretarding tbe progress of the competitora to\naoaseexteat.\nAooiXOBBT TO If SAX Bow.\u2014The- lion. Neal\n; Dow, oi I\u0027oi\u0027tlanii, Me., had a narrow escape\nfrom a terrible death on Wednesday last.\u2014\nWhile walkiag across a ratter in his steam\nlaiiii.iv, lieieil a distance of 10 feet, aud struck\nupon a boiler, narrowly escaping a vat of\nscalding hot water. Ha was picked up iusen-\nBible, but is now in a fairway of recovery.\nMtJBBa in St. LoviO. Msx. Kdward liurke,\na farmer, residing near St, Loads. Mo., was ca\nronsiog with a party on Christmas night, in a\nBounty in St. Crasrtea roast, when a light arose,\nand llnrKe was inurd.-red. John Barry and\nJohn Ifoland and his wile were arrested\ncharged with the crime, aud held for trial.\nWOT l)t*JU\u003E.\u0022The halt decayed body found in\na vacant cellar of tbe alms-bouse building at\n1 Philadelphia, some days ago, proves not u\u00bb\n: have been that ol Jack VYiuana, as determined\nby a coroner\u0027s _*ry. Jack VYiuans eloped\n1 from the alms-Inn-.-shortly ;ifier being placed\n\u2022-\u2022. v., aad is BOW in the anas- house al New\nl York.\n\u0027 lioixu to iUK Slot: ni at Pays.\u2014Among the\n\\ signers for a I\u0027nion me. ting to be held in lisv -\nt-iiull. Mass., which is asderstood to be a bid\n\u2022 t.*r Sou there shoe trade, is the name of tbe\n\u0027 ni.in wha\u003E pewslded at a sawtsua* in the bsbus\ntown to raise minis foe Jotiu. litown\u0027s family.\n\u2022 lie is a boot, anil \u00bbboe .uaker.\ni\u0027uu\/KN ioDkai ii \u2014John Roberts, of Hook\nsett. N. li\u2022, vveiu to Man. lie*.,er on Tuesday,\nw with a hmd \u0022l wood, and on bis way t.ome bo\nbecame du11..! aud liv*e to death, lits horse\nwas Eboad froxea to death near his body.\u2014\nBoth liad be.\u003En destitute of food dnrine the\n\u0022 day.\nj A \u0027-(\u0027all\u0022 roit a t\u0027LKU.tvM an. The Coroner\nof White county, 111., has offered a reward of\n, \u2022*!\u00bb(, for the arrest of the Rev. Mr. Kinley, who\n. aaeaxatd fr.-m the custody ot an oillcer while\nr Ijeing convened to jail. Finley is accused of\nmurdering a man.\ni ...\nA I\u00bbit\u00abTTY Wo\u00bba\u003E.-A letter from liavaaa\n-ays. the t\u0027.iides . Set ratio i\u00ab one of the most\nis-.iiitili.l Woineu eye* ever beheld- Our 11a\n. voaeee belles, beauufui us many of tbem ate,\n. are completely \u0027brown iv the shade by tbe\n~ magnificent beauty of the fondest*. San Au\n. tonic.\nl\u0027lf.K at f\u0027isciNNATt \u2014The wsiebouses oa\nWalnut street, I\u0027lnciiiiiati, occupied reopec\ny tivelv by Jaine. Bradford A to., M.Oowu A\n;, Sharp, ami Hawks .v Berkshire, grocers, and\nQ lbiuiel Mills, lienor deaier, were destroyed by\n( , fire on the Ist last I.oss. *.j( .tvP, whk\u0027b l\u00bb|*r\n. tially insured.\n\u0022 Cbixib in B\u003C\u00bbaTu\u00bb iw l\u00ab\\ii\u00bb Vor the year\nk l-:.% the number uf complaints entered ia tba\n\u201e police court of Boston was *4,ea\u003Es. Ia MM,\nr H.iai, an increaue In IKJ9 of So*. Tbsra has\nij been, however, no increase this year of aggrs\nv vau-d crimes, but rather the revere*.\nf \u0027 i N?.w ll.vviisiiiKE Wbatbbb\u2014AtLittletoe,\nN. 11., lo\u00bbt Thursday, it was M degress below\n.. j aero, aud at Kraucouia 3* below. A aaau at\n\u0022 LitUotou iross hi\u00bb teet while busy, geuiugoui\n\u0027* lumber ; aud at Hopkiutoa h sou was fouud\n!\u0022 frown to death in ths street,\nts\nVksskuh Fuo\u00abb\u00ab la.\u2014The Bchaoaar O. M.\n\u25a0 l Petit, from Uosiou for Mobile, ta Crease ia at\n\u0027\u2022 HirwiciUH-rt. The schooaer Wuter-Wtuh,\nv - from Norfolk, ia also ice-bound at Ihe same\n\u0022 place.\nA \u00ab*. lii-aehy, a Lec*\u003Emptoa Itemocrat, bob\nn \u00bb-.-. a .-t.vtei to ihe State\u0027fleaate frwrA \u00abaa *\nir Ft uc-co. 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IN*. )\nThe Weekly\nThe Bumler issued this morning aowsMtM an j\ninierestingaelect.-d tale ent.tt\u00bb-d Mj \u003C*-odmoth- I\ner\u0027s Story, and other nii*cellnnfon\u0027\u00ab Bi\u00dfl\u00df\u00dft\u0027\nthe choice editorial* of the Haily f*\u003Er the past j\n\u2022week; synopses of the Department Report*: j\nLocal and Commercial -Matters; Correspott- j\ndene*-; Ir\u0027oni(,ii an d Doaaeatte New., Ac, .Vc. |\nPrice |\u00abr vear.g! in adv.inc\u0022 j co}ii\u003C\u003E\u00ab 1! j\ncent* each, or t crutx in wrapper* foi Bs\u00dfHl\u00dfg. !\nFor sale at the counting-room.\nA \u003C sewcatd I\u0027iilou.\nMr llf\u003C Bat\u00df\u00dft, of rennsylvtliiia. in a recent\ndebate in the House of l.ej r\u003E-\u003E. Bt\u00dftlTee, en-.\ndcavond to explain, hia t*.inter remark thai\neiglifcn millions, id freemen coaldeasily van\nqnli\u00abh nine million* of sl.ivehohler.-. WitkO\u00dft\nauxiliaries, by wyiag that he meant -ir. al i\nBuy future period of time, the S nith shall do- ;\nlermii.e to de-*troy ttie Union, ior any crui-e i\nWtdca aowejX\u00dfTte,tka North are resolved t.\u003E j\nlirevent it If war, then, shouhs be the con- J\nsequent c, on ihe S.m\u0027li will reel the respo.isi- |\nbllity.\u0022 The piaiii Ki\u0027-i\u0027li\u0027-Ii of winch is. that ii ;\nthe South should take her destlates fato her i\nown hand.-, Ike North will mteifere to pre- j\nvent it.\nThe !ir\u003E: idea -iijiC\u0027 stsd by thai threat, after i\nth\u0022 natural ladignaUoa that all threats arouse\nin th.- Bslad, ia asto\u00dfishment that tke North, |\n\u00abrat least tkat part to which .\u0022Vlr HtCEXAB \\\nbelongs, w hi. headed by Mr. Sbtwabd, have I\nendorsed the llKt-rrn Ihk !;. should de-ire to j\ncompel the South lo remain in the Union. 11 j\nthe South he ti dead weight oa tkepoblteproe- j\nperry, aa liKi.i-i\u0027.i; end.avors to damn IIS tra tc j\nif, as Want Li. Pin i.i.us says ot South Caro\nlina, the Sotath bears the same relation to the\nSta\u0027es that the town poor bear lo those\nwho pay the poor rates; it. as tke Black Re\npublican OfBjMM aad oratora daily endeavor\nto demons, rate, the Southern States are a per\npetaal cteg upon ihe projrre-..--, civilization,\nand good l.aine of the Republic : if. as all the\nabolition preat-hers und jue-ses with on. voice\ndeclare, slavery is not only an iaeabus upon\nihe weiiiii and energies, but a frigbtfelcancer\nui\u00bboii the morals and piety of the land, \u2022\u25a0 tin\nsum ul all villainies,\u0027\u0027 B crime that cries to\nHeaven and summons aver ihe devoted bead\ntif the Republic the black tliuuilei b alts of\nAlmighty rirnnaiirci. then, ia Heaven\u0027s name,\nwhy not cast ..if this adghttaafe, this drawback\non your wealth, this stigma on yoarrepnta\u003E\nlion, this stain on your cooscieace, instead of\nsareari\u00dfg by the EuTiial that you will Bevee\u0022\ngive ii up ! It you have srwittiagij made an\nBfrreement v.ilh lleiUh an., a covenant With\nHell.ar.tl Heath and Hot] make v proposition\nto ret ue from ibe psurtnersbip, yon cannot lie\ntoo quick iv aoawptttfeg the proposition. If the\nship of State is vexed by fierce tempests, and\nbeset by _s iril \u0027l. billows that every moment\nthreaten to etlgalf h.-r, Bad you have iliscover\ni*d the poUtsaal Jonah whose iniquities have\nprovoked the storm, why aot throw him ovi r-\nTtKjtrd, or if he is witling himself\nboard, why not 1.-t him go, with a par tieg kick,\nto lin.-t.-ii disappearance I Instead oi all\nthi*, you hag Poverty toyo\u00dfrhoeoa\u00df,yoa lasist\nupon Btic\u00dfmbering your atrength Into weak\nuess, you will no: ki ye vii \u0022the sum of all \\ il\nlainies,\u0022 even when it oilers to escape from\nyour embrace.\nTbis, areaay, in politicians of such superior\nvirtue, piety and practical sense as tbe en\ndoraera of Hbxt\/bb\u0027B book, la the most amazing\nwotadar ander tbe sub. There is noexplana\ntion ol it, t scept in the hyp.it In -is that they do\nnot believe what they say wbea they report\nthn South as Impoverished and unproductive;\nthat abey know as well aa anybody that it is\nthe staples of the Soti!\u0027n winch support the\nAmerican Union,pay its ex* enses, snpport *is\ncommerce and manofactorcs, and aaade New\nYork, Boston. Pbifradelpbia, aad a handred\nothpr Northern toWOB what they ire. besides\nbonding up Liverpool anil Manchester in Eng\nland, and enablingOreat Britain t*\u003E retain her\ni ipremaiy aa a fir.-t rate Power, All this tbe\nenemies of the South Know, and this is one\nrens in why tkey k ye the \u00dcblob so dearly,and\nwill never permit the South to bave it, at the\nvery moment tbey pretend to regard her as a\ndrawback upon the prosperity and power of\nthe United State*.\nBut what sort of a f\u0027ulon will it be when\nthi* South wishes to leave, and the North un\ndertekee, like Mr. I.i.kman, to force her to\nremain -. Why, the great corner-stones of Ihe\nUnion are the mutual friendship and conil\ndence of the people. It was aot ti Union of\nforce: it was not produced and cannot be pre\nserved by lorce. There is ao hturga steading\narmy to compel the submission of any large\nsection oi the Union tkat desire* to secede,\nand no generous American heart would desire\nto see any such section forced back to its plan-\nIn tbe Confederacy at the point of the bayonet,\nand trampled down, a conquered province, by\nmilitary despotism, in eofltssshnriag this an\ndoclous threat of Mr. Hiokbiab, it ongbt also\nto be remembered that the South occupiee r.\npurely dearasive position ; thai she makes no\n\u25a0war upon the property. labor ami institutions\nof the Nor tk; that she loses every year mil\nlions upon millions through abolition depre\ndations: that she is now standing ap, with\nblood-stains on her garments, where u h\u00ab has j\nbeen wounded in her sleep by pil.es in the ,\nhands of Northern abolitionists ; and thai :\nemissaries are at this moment at work in her \u2022\nborders, circulating that losarrectionarybook\nof lIELrEKS, which Gov MOBOAB, of New\nYork, sixty-seven members of the I\u0027lack Re\npublican party in Conjrress.aad its prominent\ncandidate for the Speaker?hip have endorsed.\nAt such ti tune aa thi* she is told that, if she\nundertakes to leave the Union, she will be\nchastised and forced back to her place; and\nshe is thns threatened with the lash before she\nhas an no v nee.l her Intention to leave the\nUnion : before, perhaps, she ham entertained\nany such intention, aa if to taun*. and pond her\ninto some act which shall five a pretext for\ninaugurating that invasion of the South, and\nthat reign of force, which are the favorite\nideas of politiciansjlikefMr. Hickman.\nJU is impossible \u0027to exaggerate the horrors\nnnd sutferinga which for years would follow\na dissolution ofthe Union. For ooraelTea,\nwe have no idea of such a thiii\u00df as a peacea\nble dissolution. As we have suid before, it\nwonld be war from thp start, war to the anile\nand knife to the hilt. Mr. lli\u003C kmax himself\ndoes not more clearly comprehend this met\nthan it is evident to our own mind. Thewide\nly extended border between the North and\nSouth would be a line of tire and blood. Eve\nry accessible bay and inlet of every river\n\u2022would be eu tend, and, ever and anoi:, large\nmasses of rrfeti hurled upon the capitals- and\nimportant points of Southern States. Hut the\nhorrors of ordinary warfare would be far\ntranscended by the barbarities of this cruel\nBtrife. The atrocities which marked the con\ntests in the American Involution, between\nWhig, anil Tories would be renewed. The uni\nform threat of BBS UicK-MAx* to hang South\nern men, iv the event of disunion, would be\ncarried cut. Ol course, hanging Uiug a gtiiiie\nat which two can play, und hemp being in\npoint of facta Southern production, it is rea\nsonable to suppose that the South could show\nequal energy with tbe North iv {he new ap\nplication of this Southern staple. Years\nwould pass bef ire peace would revisit au af\nflicted land, and then, the result of the experi\nment by force would not bo that which Mr.\nHickman anticiinttes. History givea no ex\nample of a country like tke South being over\nrun and subdued by twice or three times its\nown numbers, and, even it the South were de\ngenerate and pusillanimous beyond all\u0027othei\ncountries, th\u003C-invaders would soon see new\nactors upon tho scene, for the interests of Eu\nropean civilisation are too deeply involved in\nthe scarcity of Southern productions to per\nmit tuviu to be overruu ami destroyed by any\nj\u00bbo\\*ei wuearth.\nBat Mr. Hicxban reckons iv another\nway without his host when ho threatens\nthe nine million*- of ihe South with eighteen\nmillions, who will cjmpol them, uo mat\nter what cause of grievance may arise, to\nremain ia the Union The North U not a\nunit, as Mr. lIiCKMABi well tn owe. in Its hos\ntility to slavery and to the Southern Slates -\nTh\u00ab-ie t.re iwj powerful f*kftrchiM rfc the\nJVortb, embracing a vast amount of uiielli","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=454,627,890,8543"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00002","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"sence. wealth, and ia\u00dfaenee, which never per* I\nmil their iiul*\u00bbit\u00bb to be de\u00bbecrnti*d by anti- |\nalaverv. and wrli.)**\u00ab\u003E membera, alanoat to a man, !\nnm perfectly coH\u00dfervativc and sound ou ilie j\n\u25a0 invehy autijcct. Tiiere are tenaof tsteawausda i\nof private (..-ntlemeu who, like Ua*UUsUBl i\no*Ooaj\u00df*n*a*B, of Now York, would disdain to j\nput the eoio\u00ab of th\u00abir ahoea in the dirty inirv ,\nOf politic?, and who never Baked an OsbbM and j\nwh ido not vvaiit one, who hold th\u00bb pr-ii\u0027i- j\nm.\u0027titu BO etnjiliatically announced by Mr. i\n\u2022 M\u0027unnor li. rxhalf of the acnptural rigal\nand natural justice of flavery. There are\nlarae cities\u2014indeed acarceiy an rxceptloa can\nbe nieiiiiomd Bjaootg tke f*reat cittes of the\nN, l h\u2014where B4 lea\u003Et htvif the pooulntioii\nare conservative and priiiiotic. aim much of\nIlia capital is in the haada of loyal and na\ntioaa] aseta. laateadol haril\u00dfc fcsa eJajfcteaii\nmilltoaa la a aaaaa vpo\u00df the Soatkera Btetes,\nMr. llickbiA\u00df would tlnd,a\u00bb Ber. Dr. Loan\nhas Bkoara la in\u00bb aata adaalrakle letter to M:.\n\u003C \u0027iim\u0027.m-. that b civ il war weald at oace bep\u0027iti\nin Ike New l\u0027uciaii\u0027l \u0027mil Northern Stater,\nwhilst the West, M Mr. Vai.i.amuciia.m ha.\ndeclared, would in all pcwhabUity-set ap far\nItself, and refuse to aniteia a crosada Bgaiasl\nany 18.\nThe threats to compel tke South to remain\niv tl..- Union, il the day .should ever arrive\nwhen *ue should choose lo leave it. would b\u00bb\naire ply poerile and ridienloos, hot lor Hie bari\nblood \u0027lny evince and the additional irritation\naeri aniraosity they are likely io enpeiiii.-r.\nSesjaethlauj Mere a heart the Years.\nV.\u0027. learn iiom a clerical friend, to whom\nwe have often been indebted for information,\nthat in the vmr i- i-l there WtU no leap year \u2014\ni (it coarse tins throws oar calcnlatio\u00df\u00df hock\ni .\u2022.aid from thai period entirely oal of gear.\u2014\nSwvin re correct it. Tl.e correction does not\nmake the case stronger foa Ike ancient pro\nphecy.\nThe year 1775 caBM on Si\u0027iiday. In that year.\nalso, came Hi\u0022 battles of I.\u003C xiiiKtou aad Baa\nhers Hill. :ln- of ll\u0027-ton, the flight ol\nLord DCBBtOBB, Ac.\nTh\u0022 next year beginning oa Saaday, was\ni;-\u0027.. It was comparatively pacific.\nThe neat waa 17*8. Tiie Doksol Brnaswlch\nlavaded Fiance, waa repolaed at Vain?\u0027, made\nI:i disastroaa retreat, Lot is XVI. waa cnillo\nlined, and France declared war agaiast Eng\nland. The Reig\u00df oi Terror,aad the massacres\nin Paris, do not exactly Indicate a year of\n1 race.\nin tbe next, 1797, Bobapakib captured\nMantna, destroyi \u003E1 the iH\u0027th Anstrian army at\nifivni.i, overwhelmed Venice, took possession\nof Rome, aad invaded the hereditary posses\nsions of tiie Emperor. Al sea, isir Jobs Jbb\nvi a defeated ibe French aad Spanish il.ets olf\nDhpe St. Vincent. Notmnekpeace that year.\nin 1803, tbe next year commencing on Sun\nday, the war broke ont afri -h betwi en France\nand England,after the treaty of Amiens.\nThe years 1909 and ISIS, (Saragossa and V.\u0027a\ngram, New Orleans and Waterloo,* we bad\nright.\n.In I vj ;\u2022; n:i t-oii.\nVYe have several times been reproached by\nI members of the differeat companies of the ;\u003E*\nregiment, fori having passed their companies\nover In the i ditorial i iticea written by one of\n! the regular contributors to tbia paper. Inex-\nI planattoa,the.writer of the \u2022 aotteee would\nI say ibat he described only what passed before\nhis own eyes, and that he knew very little\nthai occurred beyond the quarters of tbe How\nitzers, Most of the other companies, we be\nlieve, several of them, we know, had members\nwhi were also memhers ofthe press along\n] with them. Itwaa iheir daty, not ours, (if\nI there was any daty Ib the case.) to take note\nI .:t ibeir own proceedings. All of them, we\nlearn, did their duty well, aod we shall sot\nenter upon the invidious task of saying which\ndid il bet:. We professed only to write ior tbe\nHowitzers.\nOne omission, however, we will here sup-\nI ,y. We were drilled, on one occasion, by Mr.\nBoeat\u00dfCX, a son of Lien tenant Bosaixcx, of\nthe (frays. Every man in ihe company waa\nstruck with ttie skill aad readintss ol their\nyoung instructor. He i.~, we believe, bat a\nprivate in his father\u0027s company, yet few men,\n!ea\\ inp: bis youth out of the question, are I et\nler *i ualified to command a company. It is a\ngreat pity be was not educated at Lexington,\nthat be might add the science to be the:e ac\nquired, to bis esai\u00dfeat technical skill. Under\nany circumstances he would be invaln ible if\na war should come on.\nTheatre\u2014Fat lit an-. Hiss Ricking*.\nThe comedy of Fashion is to by played to\nnigbt, for the benefit of Misa Ricnixoe. Thk\nsinijil\u0022 ami unci\u0027 1 lion, wr- ar,. .Mire, is sufficient\nio seenre a crowded house. The play itself, !\ntbe production of an American lady, who is a\nresident of our own city, possesses great merit. I\nanil has won a most enviable popularity.\u2014\nRepresented by anybody, aud under auy cir\ncumstances, it always draws. Brought out us\nit will be to-sight, it cannot fail to excite a\npowerful Interest, Mr. I!n bibos, who never\nplayed anything badly in his life, will have a\nprincipal character, and Miss Rkiuncis, who I\nIla one of the most popular artistes that has\n; ever appeared oa this stage, having chosen it\nfor her benefit, may be expected to do it and\nherself full justice. We anticipate much plea\nas. re.\nBy the bye, when will ih\u0022 Enchantress be\nbr mghl out ! \\V,- learn that it is a superb ;\n[ opera. From the name, are should think it j\nwas composed especially for Mies R. We wilt\ni nqiiire more into the matter, and advrse our\nfriends in liuo.\nI\u0027C; \u25a0An esteeaaed friend iv the county of I\nHalifax iruiiilccs the expression of his tseiiags\nupon the subject of the Harper\u0027s Ferry aftalr,\niin.l the hostility and hatred towards tba\nSouth manifested by a portion of the people\nof the North. He speaks in the most depre\ncatory terms of the election of SHBBJfAB to\ntheos\u00dfceOf Speaker of the House of Repre\nsentatives, as he mi*r,ht, iv a coatiagency, be\ncome ex-uilicio Free idea I of the United Stntes.\nHis teagaage is strong and decided, and he is\nonly a representative of an immense body of\nthe most solid and reelecting portion of the\neirtaana of tke cooatry. lie applanda the con\nduct of tke Soatkera students in Philadel\nphia, aad thinks that their movement \u0022will be\nthe Starting point to builil up institutions\nworthy of the South and worthy of Soatkera\nsupport.\u0022 _ .\n[p \u0027 We are indebted to Mr. LSWIS L. SsUTB,\nperiodical dealer, for copies of Hie Haltiinore\nBum and American of yesterday, aud the New\nV \u003Erk Herald of Wednesday, in advance of the\nniiitl. Mr. S. went to Washington.aad return\ned by the Central route, with his supply of late\npaupers.\nEx-GOT. Smith ami Ec;\u003C;-N.\u00bbo.\u2014The Alex\nandria lltizette, referring to the comments of\nthe pre*s on the fact tluit Ex-Qot. Smith, of\nVirginia, draaU ag^kissof egg-svog on Chriat\naaaa day in the House of Representatives,\nlie i\u003C, if not si teetotaller, a strictly temper\nntice mail\u2014raitly, il ever, tasting spiinuous\nlii_uors-iu that respect setting a good exam\nple oj bis fellow members. Waea iha glass of\nrgg-uogwas seat him, whilst he waa making\nluj speech, lie courteously acknowledged ihe\npresent, aad gave ;he compliments of the tea\nson to ihe House, and ml jocosely, never\ndreamiag that tkeavew-papert aro\u00dfldaXlribate\nto hun the \u2022 maitguraiiou ol the tra\niv tin* House ol Representatives.\u0022\u0027\nThk Stai;. Maoxolia.-The Norfolk pa\npers contain no further particulars ol ihesinH\ntagof this vessel in James river, vxeept that\nthe disaster occurred about lifleen miles be\nlow City Point. Capt. Crowell has \u003E;one to\nNorfolk for assistance.\nAn Ebrob.\u2014The aULtement transferred to\nour columns yesterday, from the Portsmouth\nTranscript, that the Hon. Henry A. Wise had\nbeen engaged as counsel for Walter B. Land,\nis, we are iulormed, erroneous.\nlIixn.VAKBBW Stkikk.\u2014The bootmakern\nof liopkiuton, Mass., to the number of several\nhundred, have beeu on a strike since tbe be\ni;iuiiiug of Hecember, in consequence of it re\nduction of about one-sixth in the prices pre\nviously paid.\nA telegraphic dispatch from Washington\nsays that ibe Government is in receipt ol ad\nvices lrom the United State* Minister at Ma\ndnd, that our claims against Spain are likely\nto be toon liquidated by that power.\nAane Httrrlngtou, nlta\u003Cs \u0022Shanghae,\u0027 a tail\neu, but lie.iutllul girl, committed satctde m\nPhilad\u0027\u0027l]\u0027hla on Moiidio.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=1353,427,881,8715"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00003","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Mbs*a\u00abb or t\u00abb Oweamwcm \u003Cw* \u00a9_\u0022*\u2022**\u2022\u2022*\nThe Message of f lov. Chase waa delivered on\n\u2022he tad iust. It ia confined mainly to State af- j\nfairs. He recommends tte* re-eaactineat of J\nlaw-repeated at the last session, prohibiting\n*l-.v. holding and kidnapping. He condemna ,\nall inroads on other State* and attempts to\nexcite servile insurrection, hut thinks the \u003E i\nwhole blame should not fall on ihe free State*. I )\nOhio had frequently be-n entered tor the pur\npose Oi kidnapping, and the fugitive law ex- j j\naeuted under circumstances of great nggia- I (\nration. Her citizens, traveling in other j\nSates on m.-re suspicion, had been subject to \u25a0\nespionage, l odlgalty,arrest aud h*hpikwa\u00dfseat.\nSull. tbe sa\u00df-MBM ot Ohio held la\u00abt to the j\nUnion, and she will neither dissolve it nor\nconsent toadiseosottonby others. ,\nKirk am. LoeW of I.ikk \u2014 A fire occurred iv\na grocery atora ia Cllatoa street, Mew York.\nTuesday morning. The Bfrpar part was oc- i\nr ii\u0027 led by s,x families. A man aoated Nathan\nSham aooceedsd in getttngouthis wife aud two j ,\nchildren ; but tn attempting to rescue the other\ntwo teal bis life. The two children be attempt\ned lo save were burned lodeatb. Achildol Mrs.\nBurns, BBOther occupant, was suffocated.\u2014\nThe dead todies \u003C I two other children, whose\nnames were unknown, were subsequently\ni taken from ihe rates.\n(ViMMEii, k \u003C.X nkw Yobk.\u2014There arrived\nBI the port of New York last year. t.i-.\u0027T foreign\nvessels, Including 26\u00ab steamers, 713 ahips, K7** \u25a0\nbarka l_2B\u00df brigs aad BSS scbooaers. The total\nforeign arrivals in IBH was \u00bb,481. There also\narrived Inst year from domestic, ports 1,485\na learners, including 135 from Baltimore, 17 from\nAlexandria and Washington, and IM lrom\nNorfolk and Kichmoml.\nErnst ]\u25a0\u2022 o\u00bb a Strikk.\u2014The London build\ners\u0027 -\u0027iVi*\u0022 hi not yet at aa end. Sire thousand J\nre- b lii out, bnt their resources bave foiled, !\nand they are reduced to the extreme of pover- j\ntyand distress. For the week endiag Decemb\ner 7th, eighty deaths had occurred In the mm- j\nill. - of the London masons, carpenters, brick\nlayers, plasterers aod painters,\nDrfalcatjok or a Statb Tbba*tbb*\u00bb.---B. j\nI\u00bb Peck, StAte Treaeurer of Maine, is ado\nfaulter, and the Governor and Oonacil have\nnotified tbe banks having depoaita at moneys,\nto pay no checks drawn by bim. The State is\nsecured by Ins bondsmen, and be has made\nover his property as security.\nBBWTBrCTtVB Kirk.\u2014On Christmas morning\nabout .**:H\u0027.ti\u0027i\u003C\u0027 worth of property was destroyed\nbj Are at Weatport, Mo. Among tbe sufferers\nwere l M if onter, live buildings, loss 810, WM. I\ninsurance \u2022.\u2022.\u0027,\u2022\u2022\u2022\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022: J. \u003Ci. Boggs, druggtet, loea j\n:V.,\u0022.\u00220, insurance 1--,--\u0022\u0022: Turner A Majors,\nbankers, loss .-!,\u0022.\u0022, Bad t\u0026rioua others for,\nsmall amounts. J\nDob Pboro RAtL\u00dftoai).- A letter from Bio\nde Jaaiero, Not. B, saya:\nMessrs Boherts, Harvey, Hannah A \u003C*o. are [ ;\n~-.\u0027-., very saccessfully with their great l\nc.o 7i!ict on ihe Don Pedro Segundo Railroad.\nThey have above 1.., li men bow at work, and j\nwill be ia the tuanela during the wet season, j,\nThe January Interest, payable in New York,\non the bond- of tbe \u003C Sorporation of Alex- ulna, !\nY.t.. was torwarded to |Jie Baakoi the Bepub\npi\u0027.in New York, and reci ived there la advance\nof the day oo which it tell due.\nMr. Moeser, the new delegate to Congress\nfrom Carson Valley, was to have on tbe 11th,\nbar Washington, with a large specimen of sil\nver ore as a contribution to the Washington j\nMonument,\nSenator Bragg, of North Carolina, ia in Pc- j\n.; ibnrg, i (siting bis relative,...\n\u00a3s_, N\u0027K\u0027.V Abmvalof Ftraa.\u2014Johb Doolbt i*=\nreceiving this mornin: a fresh arrival ol Ladies\u0027\nCAPEI, VICTOR IN r\u0027S. MUFFS, and CUFFh.\nnone vert beautiful Fitch. Stone Martin. Mink,\nand Sable, to which the attention of the ladies ia\ninvited, \u00bb\no__. Hums Guard.\u2014Wa Bohlinfl to-day the livta\nof tin; three companies into which the Borne Guard\nis to I f divided. The limits do no* exactly corres\n.io\u00bbi\u003C! with those of the Wards. sth atreet inn\ntaken m nnebnu\u00dfdarj inateadof7th.andl2 h street\nfor an ther iaate\u0026d of Itth. The reason ol there\nciii\u0027i-cK will i* form.i in ihe corupaiativety am all\nbuiiil \u2022\u2022!\u0027 oi those resalin \u25a0. in Jefferson Ward,which,\na,, ifouht. is owint to their distance from the placo\nof meetim .\nThe JKFFERSON HOME (iUAHD. embracing\nall the town iron, I2tii atreet eastward, ouslit to j\nfamish men enoin h te form a most, efficient com- i\nI,i .:\u25a0. i.ial office ra every waj competent to com- j\nmaml in. in. Aa lie. association ts ;\u25a0..:\u2022. *, volunta \u25a0\n,;\/ and not subject to the militia iawt, there is i\n\u2022\u25a0 ,tl :-i-: toprevent those who reside out oi the city\nlimits from being members, and we hope thai the i\neitizeaa of Cimrcii Hill, livine te the north ol |\nBroad atreet, will nunc with their triend\u00df f.nd\nii,:. iiiiiirs in filling up its rur.l.s.\n; he lact meeting of the whole Guard, before thi\nelection of officers b} ihe com names, will na held\nIT l.\u0027i\/- V. loth Jannary,at7 P. M\u201e at the Me\nchanics\u0027 fi at i tote, ir is imoortam for all who wiah\nto take part ni the choice of officers to join at that\nmeeting.\nThs meetin. \u25a0! the companies to elect ofneera\nwill r\u003Ee held on Till K.-TA\u0027i , 12 n Janaary, at 7 P.\n31.. at the follow .\u0027,., i\u25a0!-,. es:\nJeffeison Heme Guard, i\u00bb\u0027 ihe old Market\u0022\nHi use.\nHindis on Kami Guard, at the Mechanics\u0027 In\nstitute.\nMnnrn\u003E Home Guard, atSannders\u0027 Hill.\nThe company officer* whsn elected, will repori\n\u2022 \u2022-,\u25a0\u25a0 rea toWvsuBAM Robert*, n. Esq... *ho\n!r. been alreadj chosen as Major of the Battalion.\njErPEaaoa hohx ofARn.\nEast a) \u25a0\u0027.\u0027\u2022\u2022 middle of itth Street. \u0027\nButler.\u0027 Win. \u00a5~ Serg\u0027t Hoason, Julius A.. \u0027VI\nBooker, Fohn. Perg\u0027t Ben\u00abon,Wni. H,\nDupuy, .iiiincs B. I.iiion. John I\nlira .i a. Bat. afa\u00dfcura. *.\u0027.\nStone, H ini\u0027l Shiolda, Jaa. W.\niT* ler, John il. Tv lor. Wm.\n: Wooldridse W.W. We la, B. \u0027.\u0027.\nI Kirliv, Jamea Wood, Wm Sears\ni liiles.l hoinasT. Hndxden, J. P.\n: I :i.i .ni John J. Libby. [.other\nI Knrruss, O. P. Pemoerton. Thomaa\nj Kind ley, Geo, Craig, Alexander\nCarter. Sherwood\nMA 1.-ON IloXla ol Al.\u0027 11,\ni\u003E.\u00ab,\u0027 of middle itf 6th street and West of middle\n\u003C\u003Ci VI-h street.\nMaJ.Lowees. Geo. .S.\nSheppard, Wm. i.. l.t. Prcsland, John\nJohnston, And ,Ist Sir t. Lee, Haacofc\nJ- tie.-, Sampson, Corp\u0027l Baxhy, tisorxe\nIttair, *\u003E v ,. Iter li. Parker, a. K.\nBrown David A. Smith, H. M.\nJohnson. C. C. Brooke. Henry L.\n.-Kiirird. Jno. C. Yale. Cli\u0022S D.\n\u0027A ellford, J?r. If. R. Haxall. B. B.\nWooldi id) c, l\u003E S. Meredith, Jno. A.\nMacfarlane. Wm. blxaU. Henry. Corp\u0027l\nHoward, NathT P. Adie.Bam*l F.\nAyres,Sam*l Fisher, lieo 1).\n!. Ivin, Jno. A. Sibaon, Chaa.B\nBrooka. Jaa \u003Ci. Cnnaisgharn, Dr. Jno. A,\nI la- Ssm\u0027l G rat tin, f. R.\nGrettsr, Geo. V*\u0027. ktacoa, Conway 0.\n! (jwatkin, Chas. A. Mscmurdo, Jas. B.\n: Patteson, Ur Wm. A. .Mich:?. David\nI Payne, Ro A. Randolph,!). C\ni Smith, H 11. Tnpiett, Wan. .\u003C.\n| Taylor, Jas, M, Thompson, John\n1 lrvin.\u0027. Wm. \\. Smith, Francis J.\nSu -ii- -rlaiui. tliiro\u0027l Belt, fienj. L.\nBarnea. P. J ,Cor\u00bb\u0027l Dan el. K. T.\nDove, l*r. J.:inea Tvler, Thompson\nGarland, Junes M. Thweatt, Henry\nI\u0027lch.irdson. Wm. S. Deane, Francis if.\nRobinsoa, JoaepOS. Btebbina, Charles\nBrown, Alexaniler.\nyiNROK BOMB I.IIRII.\nAll West m the middle ulbili s\u0027reet.\nMorris, Rich\u0027dG., I.t. Sheppaid, Jno. M.,.Tr.,\nWi\u00df\u00dfleaworth, R.L.,sth Woodward, K. B.\nBerteant Tn* ior. Wm. F.\nBlunt, K.J. Tucker, Joha B.\nOary,Sa\u003Ca\u003EBel (iriiliii. Fteraiaa\nGarrett. Alexander Asperses, J. f,., Sent\u0027t\nWoodward, Win. 11. Archer. P J.\nGoolaby, taos. il. Braxeal, W. C.\nKlletr. Chan. C, Im c.c\u003E, V.\u0027. It.\nBarnes, Jacob F. Dibrelf, Kdwn.\nCrotehaeld Geo, K. Dihretl, K. H.\nShell. Geo. !\u0027\u2022 Iteanavaat, Wb.yT,\nSuiilett, .;no. T. Forbes. \\\\ ai.\n\\V Ji\u0027ines ijianr.ini. li.\nMiller. Dabaej M. Haxail.B. U*.\nArmstrong, Charles Ralston, PeterW.\nRolertson, Thcoderio Robertson. John\nlimes, Charles Tarpia.Johs\nSsabsook, N. B. Davis, Wm 11.\nJarvia. w. 11. ite;ul. Nicholas C.\nHiair, J.\u0027ini 1)., Corp\u0027l Souiervills, uoht. B.\nBlair, AL Allen. Joha V.\nBlink, W. ft. Bolton. Dr. .lames\nDahner, Geo. E, Haxall, Wm. li.\nliiha.m Wm. li. Pasroer, Wm.\nGildersleeve, 13. Porter, E. M.\nJ\u0027i\/.\/itu. Jurin Morns. Ailolrlitia\nRiUherfoord. Sajm\u0027l J. Archer, It. Robert\nSiiumlers, David J..\nB___.fiICBBOSTJ TbBATBB,\na UAJUAXY OF ATTRACTIOW FOR THE\nBENKPITOP\ni MISS CAROLINE bUCHINGS,\nThe Aiiierican Prima Danna.\nOn winch they will appear in\nMas. Anna Cor.v Bitcbib\u0027b\ni Great Araerieaa Comet!\u0027, ot\nFASHION!\nAm! the ereat Alie. om-ai i\u0027aiiletuxof\nWASHINGTON!\nTHIS i FR.\u0027 DAY i EVENING. Jan. C.\nFASHION.I\ni FaSHION,} The Great Ame: an Comedy.\nFASHION,]\nIMaai CAROLINE RICHINGS\nAatheGovernaas, Alma CAROLINE RICHINGS\n(\u0022Misa CAKOLINE RICHINGS\nGFRTRIT.E.;\nGKRTRUDB.. Her father,\nGEhTRItJK.S\nAa the .Mr. PETER RICHINGS.\nC\u00bbtteraiuua {Mr. PETER RICHINGS.\nFarmer, fail. PETER RICHINGS,\n, ADAM fRUEMAN.I\nADA*\u00abI TKI\u0027KMA.N.. Ilia I rent character.\nI ADAM TRUEMAN S\nj Will staff the \\Mia \u00df CAROLINE RICHIIVUS\nI followiiic splendid {Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS\no\u0027ONtJc : \/Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS\n1\u0022I Love lbs Merry Sunshine,\u0022. \u00bb\u201e.i ,i,\u00bb v\u00ab,,,.\u201e.i\n\u2022\u2022Th,. r\u00bbi. Nt ii..n\u00bb \u0022 \u0027 Anu tne .National\n1 lie Ht| 01 Hope. , i\u201ef___. n f._,\n\u0022Aiit\u0027iinn Uavea,\u0022 S ABinemoltUe\n\u0027 \u0022.Star Spansled Banner.\n| Aa the Ooddeaa of jstar Span\u00abi!e.i Manner.\nI.il.eiu. (Star Sprinanl Banner.\n,U. PETER RICHINGS.\n! Mr. PETER RiCBINGSS Aa the\n; Mr. PETER RICHINGS.\n.FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.\n.PATHlilt I)!-\u0027 HIS COUNTRY.\n\/FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.\nBECUstBYODI SEATS.\nIV. Fun SI\u0027FBBIOB Ambrotvpsb and Photo-\nOBArBS,CO tuKihi\u0027 Gallery, uz Main at., oppo\n, ait\u00ab iiovernor.\nFor auperior Amhrotypea and Photographs, go\nj to I,\u0027ki\u003E\u0027 Gallery, l\u00abj Ma.tn at .opposite Governor.\ni For supeiioi A ii.br.it, [\u003Eoa and Phoio*rraphs. go\n\u0027 to Khi-V iiallery, it.\u0027. Main at., opposite Governor.\ni Tticir puce* hid ti.,i lowest, and tueir work pro\naen\u00dfces the !;cJt in inecii*.\nTl..*ir srtotfl aie the tow\/rat, an.i tLeir war., pro\ni uoaticcit (ne hent m the cilj.\nTheir prices are the loweat, ati.l th\u00b0!i work pro\nJ nouiicvd the teat in Iha city. ja l-Jl\n\u2022 a","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=2243,427,899,8690"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00004","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"MARRIZTD, |\nOn the 22.1 of Defender, t * Rev. Thos. Binford.\nMr. EGGLrSTOiN K. WILLS \u00bbb\u00abMi\u0022 ANN R.\nJOHNSON, both of Chailes City county.\nYea\u00ablerda\u00bb ti orninc. aA\u00dfo\u0027elock, JOHN HENRY, j\nBird OP . ears, a native oYfhiladslphia. bat tor many j\nyeara areaideiit of thia city. ___, . i\nHis friend* ami acquaintances are rsaoestea to\nBtte\u00dfd lia tuner -i thia niornint. a\u0027 10 o clock. Horn\nhia into residence on 17th atreet, near W osley\nCnapet. , ,\nsaj__ Philadelphia papers please copy.\nMARiKS INTELLIGENCE.\nSchr. E. Arni\u0027.irina. Snow, for Richmond, Bailed\nfrom Rocltlanii27ih ult. , . . .\nSchr. Westovsr, Bsrr-, lor R.chmond, cleared at\nSchr Hatste Ann. Orcutt. lrom Norfolk, arrived\nat Providence uui ult. _ v r ... ___,\nSchr. Nan.*. J. lliav ton. Care, from \u0027\u2022othms \u0027 ,\nPall River, waa a\u0027 asehorat the mouth ol Bristol\nBarber moraiagvaf toth. _..._. .\u201e. p\u201e~.\n.-teamera George I\u0027ealx.dy. Prttc.nril. am i ocn- \\\nhunt is, Travsrs, from fcisht\u00dfoad,aiiia at Bam- i\nlllor** .\u0027til lllSt. ~ I at\nHnt Adt. Orecn. for Richmond. V .a., cieareii \u00bb*\nHslifaa ajth ult. . Norfolk for\nBehr. r \u00dfr*thTlla Blew, Pa tersoe, fro\u00dfi \u003C Ale\u00abaa*g3 j\ntor Boston. Bsilediroai Provi\u00dfaatewabkb smb.\u25a0\u2014\nreturned name day. . ,___,_j| _\u201e.i. ,\nSchrs. John I - Barliag, Bowes,for Norloia,asii\ned ir,.,.. Providencs Sfth nit.; Gaaefla, Lowers,\nfrom Norfolk, srriived Sl.st, !,;,,\u201e.!\u00bb from\n.-Ichra. Martha Wasteagtoa. i\nfromdo for Providence,and Mariettu. l\u0027etti-traw.\nfrom do. for Newport, arrived at rJlo\u00dfiattaai ama\nB *Ar MeiHra, Rle-ads. from Hi-limond for Pro\nvidenee,\u00bbi rived st Newport t*th ult. . |\nSchr H-.ttie Ann. \u003C\u00bbrcuM. troin Norlolk. remain\ned below Providosce list alt. K,\u003Cti.,.r.re\nSteamer Pocahontss, 1 ravers, cl a at wamrsoei\nfor Richmond it li last. \u201e,...\u201e. ___\nBrig Taltulah, P ummer, \u0026\u00bb\u25a0\u00bb,\u00ab\u00bbJ \u00b0\u2122 *\u2022\u00a3-,,\nsori.dk. sailed from Newport 2d test.\n\u0027 Bchr Nanoy J. BraytO\u00df,Gate,froaa Norfolk, er\nrivsd .at fail riverMst ult.\n-\u2022 ( ..,r Gertrude Horton, Myers, from Richmond\nI \u25a0\u25a0 ;i iston, arrived at Kdnartown Mst int.\nBchr Custtta. Wsrdwell, from Li\u00dfcolaville t..r\nNorfolk, ar\u0027ivsd at Portland Met ult.\nBchr S. P. Hawas, Mason, from Richmond lor I\nBoston, armed at Holmes\u0027 Hole Ist iti\u0027t.\nShip Empire, Howell, fur Norfolk, d d at Hew\nYoik3diasi.\n|r.\\ TBXXGBAPH.J I\nNonroTK, Jaa. s.\u2014Arrived, schr. Nathaaiel 1\nChase. 1-* dayefrora Sombrero, bound to Baltimore, i\nBchr. Asaytss, from Port bind, bound lo Bnltnnore.\nhas put in on account of n-e up the Bay.\n_*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u0027___*---\u00bb c. D. WOOTTOM, ATTORNEY 1\n\u2022OS AND CODNBELLOR AT LAW\u2014Is ore- j\npared to take upon himself the advocacy or the\ndefence of causes, and t\u0022 itive h.s aarhvided at\nteation loait kinds of business directly or iadi\nrectij connected with the profession. Collecting\nClaims, Writing V. ills. Deeds, Contracts, Copy\nin;, fte, a \u25a0-.\n\u0027linn.i sumo* hirnimn nihil a mi at ieuttme I\n(. eon crner Minn and Governor Bt., Ri.-h- \u0027\nmoutl, Va. jiui-tn\njjf A \u003C ABU.\u0027-i ne undeisisned have this j\n*SVv\u2014_\u00ab day tirirmed a co-partnership intbe\u00dfrac- I\ntire ol MKDICIN X and SURGERY.\nP. if. DEANE,\nJanuary 4,1800. EDWARD C. DREW.\nPR DREW will continue to oeenpv his office oe ,\nMain atreet.opposite the American Hotel.\nja 6\u2014 fi.lwAt3taw2w\n_P\u0022\u00a3_p*-\u00bb LECTi RES TO YOl KG MEN\u2014\naVJSh It* request. Rev. .TAP. A. DUNCAN will\ncommence oa next SABBATH NIGHT, rvt ME- l\nCHANM \u25a0-\u0022 HALL, at :\u0027.. o\u0027clock, a curse of\nLECTURES TO YOUNG MEN. It is prole \u2014\nthat, al the concluaio\u00df of these discourses, several I\n!,- teres will bo addressed to young ladies also* j\ntin- public il invited i\u0022 ;ittend. j;i \u0027\u0022\u2022 -2l*\nA \u0022\u003E!.\u0027 KTl\u0027.t; ef the RICHMOND j\nt-jK2S GRANITE STONE CUTTERS AHBO \u0027\nRIATION will be held at Schad\u0027a Hall, oa 8A- !\nTURDAY c veil in.\u0027, J,in ni, iv 7; ii. Nt 7 o\u0027c\u0027ock.\ni5-tt\u00ab L MACCABE, Secy.\ni FFICE OP Tii E J. 11. ft K. CO..\u0027\nliiiuvioM!, January 1, teSB. \\\nAN ADJOURNED MEETING of\n\u0027i--j\u00a3L the Stockholders of the JAMES RIVER :\nand KANaWHA COMPANY will be held at this i\noffice on TUESDAY evening, the 17th insteat, at\ni .o\u0027clock. WM. P. MUNFORD,Secretary. :\nj:-. 1 -L\u0027.\u0027l\\*2*.v\nWat, TH ?l DBDRMSIGRBb*.\nBr*\u2014i\u2014. baviag beea informed that some medical\nmen, of this city, are attend me patients by tbe I\nyear, for a specific sum. and believing that tbia I\npi .... cc is injurious to the interests andcerogato\ni to the li -nor \u0027\u25a0:\u0027 the medical profession, aswsll 1\nai I. \/tinioiis lo the p.-tlicrt. do hereto ie-nll,rin\n: opinion of the \u0022Medical Society of Vir\u00dftisis,\u0022\n.-.-.\u0027*.. i - ssed in tbe \u0022Code of Ethics,\u0022 r.adofthe\niiio,---.on of tbe city, aa expressed in a resoiiitn n ,\nappended to the \u0022tartfl \u003C\u003E! fees.\u0022\nwa therefore pl-I.e ourselves not to attend\np bents bj I \u003E\u2022 \u00abear. and to i\u0022 ns\u003C- eonsultntiona ,\nwith any physician who may directly or indirectii |\n1 c Biiiltj \u0022i sui ;i practice.\ni-:,.:,\u0027i \u003C\u003E. \u003C ...1.. 11, D. V*\u0027. Thomas,\nTh Pi llan . P. Trent.\n*itbertSneaa, X Anderso\u00df,\nM. Burton, Wm. Anderson,\n.in,.. Dove, rims. 8. Mills.\nJ. 8. D. Cullen, Gee. Briatts,\nL. 8. .!\u2022\u003E\u2022 nes, A. G. Wort ham,\nJae. Hove, Jr., Creed Thonuie,\nJno A.Cunningham, I.V*. Brown,\nVi in. P. In n.cr, 11, A. T turn,\nJas II Conway, A. P. Picot.\nRobert ii CaU 11, K.T. Hundlev,\nuuen it. Bill, Chas. It. Brickea,\nJohn P. Little, O. A. Crenshaw,\ni-is. \\V. Hancock, Wm. H Tay.or,\nCh. Bell Gibson, Wm. W. i\u0027..r\u0027-er,\nDavid TL Tucker, St. Geo. Peachy,\n11. L.Thomas, Blair Hurwell.\nK. w. Roddey, Randolph Karksdale,\nM Howard, Wm H. Gwathmey,\nK.S Vest, R.T. Colemas,\nJames Beats, H R. Wellfoid,\nGeo. C. 1! iwhngs, David \u003E\u2022 ittaon,\nJ, N. Broocks. Theo. P. Mayi .\nRo. W Haxall, Rand h Harrison,\nJohn P. Jacksoa, F. H. Doaae,\nA. E.Peticolas, Watt. A. 1 attiaoa,\nW. E. Wilson. Jas. B. MoCaW,\nE.G. Hi igiabotaaar. RtchmosdA. Lewis,\nP. Mux. Erasmus Powell,\nE. C. Drew, Jno Kiiot,\n.lames Dove. R. L. In rr.nn.\n.i.uiies Bolton, Jno. il. Davies.\nM. B.Carter, jaa\u2014it*\nH* ja\u0027*i FOR SALtI.-\u0027i\u0027ii rrntatn in tne\neitv or c imtrv aunt eeni. TWj NIV\nLIKELY\u0027 NEGROES-men,woaien, boysand iris\n\u2014some very im\u00ab diaicit-room bbc rants, chamber\nni.iids. aad one likr-iy woman, with four cbddren.\u2014\n\u0027iliev eaa he ssea at \u00bby office. 1 would like t sell\nsome sixlcea of them to o\u00bbe person near Rich\nmond or the countj of it; ..,-.\u0027.utter, rhej aavejaat\ni \u2022\u2022\u0027 n divided from an estate. The owner h.;s no\nnsn for them runt they are sold for no fault.\nI sii-ii; continue to HIKE Ol l\u0027 N ;; i; i;o KS.\nRl.M\u0027 OUT HOUSES and BELL NEGROES sad\nREAL ESTATE, privately.\nTins BBBounceine\u00dft is Baade becaoas haviax iieen\nelected Commissioner cf the Reveaus of the 3rd\ndistrict of this city, aay friends might conclude I\nhad given tip esy ;i tency\u2014the two do not conflict \u0027it.\n;i!l. o. w.fl. TYLER, General Ageat.\nja2-Gt Marshall Btrei\u0027. betweea Bth aad 7th.\nOFFICE OF THE R k Y. R K. C 0...\nRICBBtOBB, Lee. IS. I*9o. I\nNfJ)TICI\u00a3.\u00bbA renerat meetms ol the\nStockholders of \u0027iie RICHMOND aad\nYORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY will I*,\nheld at West Point, ia the county of King William,\n. n rU\u00a3BDAY_ the 17th day of January, I-10.\nli. ordei of the Board of Directors.\nA. W. MORTON, Secy.\nThe above is expected to be an hwpartaat\nmeeting to the Stockholders, tvnd it is hosed that\nen,n one will interest himself in its orgsaiaatio\u00df,\n\u0027.* leing lire:-.-,:[ m peraoa orbj proxy.\nde te\u20142tawtd A. W. M.\nI AIOIMJIS\u0027 BANK OF VlHfil\u003E-\nlA.\u2014The annual meerinir, of the Stock\nhold\u0027rs.if this Bank will be beW it their i5-inl. n s -\nHouse in this city, on WEDNESDAY, the llth day\nof January, laas.\nAn act ol tle\u003E Cenernl AsseinH!). passed March\n25th, i-*jj. prescribei that \u0022 -No officer or Di\nrector *\u2022! a t.,uii\u003C sti.ll voie by proxy ior say stock\nholder in any election of directors or officers oi a\nI\u0027tniK. bot shall any proxy be valid which shall h.nve\nhsesexecuted six\u0027tv days before the t,me of any\ne\u0027.\u0027e\u0027 on \u0022\nde .u-eoiitd J. A. SMITH, Cashier.\n_tT3as NOTICE.-The (iencral Meetinz of\nti.- STOCKHOLDERS Of- THE BANK\nOP VIRGINIA willba held at their Hmii.in House.\nIb the city of Richmond, oa MONDAY, the tth of\nnext.\nThe Invv provides thai tin Officer or Director of\nthe Bank shall vote an the proxy of a stockholder\nm any election of Directors or Officers ef tne Bank;\nnor shall an\u003E proxy lie valid which shrio have been\nexecuted sixty dajs before the tune of eleotiea.\n_ue3-:Wtd SAM\u0027L MARX. Cashier.\nStttlf KOK HILL \u00abE IIKAI\nJ\u0027-ii AGENCY.\nQ. W. H. TYLEIi,\nOJice on Marshall, Be\u0027.ieeen Sixth and Seventh\nSire.is.\nContinues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT\nNEOROES.BELL REAL KSTATE. SELLNE\nGROE.S.and act as a GENERAL AGENT. Ha\nreturns his thanks f..rthe liheral patronasie hestow\ned upon him for two years past. an .Hl\u2014tim\nIttitfl GEO. M. WEST, Irtlifl\nLOOU. Keeps on hand a IOOU.\nlar-eaml weH assorted stock of STATIONERY,\nand at lower prices than any other house in the\neit *\u0027.\nBLANK ROOKS of every description, such as\nJOURNALS,\nDAY BOOKS.\nLEDGERS.\nCASE BOOKS,\nRECORD BOOKS,\nINVOICE ROOKS.\nLET rUR COPYING BOOKS,\nof greatly improved st* le ;\nil\u0027 . BtHIKS\nB\/.NK BOOKS.\nCHECK BOOKS,\nlE\u0027TER REckIPT BOOKS.\nFOOLSCAP PAPER.\nCOMMERCIAL NOTE.\nfACKETPOST,\nENVELOPES, of even description.\nGOLD and STEEL PK.Ns. of very fins quality.\nBLACK and CAR MINE INK.\nWRITING ELUID.of both American and foreign\nmanufacture.\nSEALING WAX.\nLEAD PENCIL\u0022.\nINDIA RUBBER.\nPOUNCE.\nPAPERWEIGHTS.\nBLOTTING PAPER,\nDIARIES.\npen holders, Ac.\nMeiciianta nudotiior.i wilt find it niestly te their\ni\u00bbl ..iitv.e i-v ) .irehak.i -a oi inc.\nN. B. -BLANK BOOKS of all kiods made o*.r\nder at short aotiss. AUliadsof BINDING Beail|\nexecuted, tu.d at tew prices. jaO It","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=3123,400,899,8731"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00005","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"SPECIAL Wvnra-wf\u00df. j\n\u2022*a__Maltlmare Life, *9m9\u00a3m*tP99Wtm-*t* I\nINSURANCE (IP SLAVES. \\\nThia lonz-ssteUiaheo\u0027 safe sad relivUe Jtretasrs\nCompany iosurea SLA VKB, M low rates, from one\nto seven years. . r _. __,\u00ab i\nIta dealings with insurers ate prompt, lair \u00bbnu .\n\u0027 Haviag held the esency ia Una Cpnipsa} in t\u0027Ja\n-itv f\u0022T Itf.-nral \u0027veers the anWribcr ran cotin\nfsath reler to a fnnu list ,f o*tensive. alvswaa\u00df\u00df\nare v\/ho are ita patrona, and with whom its trans\nict\u0027i\u0027it\u0022 hvve beea entire 1- a-itiafiM-tor T ; . .\n. U rtli\u00bbr information will be eMgrfu\u2022\u0027\u00bb \u00ab; an to\n_ny peraon desiriior it. P. H. PR IC la. ***\u00ab\u0022\u00bb\u2022\nOnVe at T. C. C. Drewri a Bookstore,\n2 doors below Amencvn Hotel.\nTiioma.. PotXABB, M. D., Medical laxr-.rouser,\nnffiee. Sover\u00dfor atreet,ees Be? above *\u00a3\u00bb\u25a0_\u2022\u2022\u003C\nBoaao. _. _.\n\u0022 \u00bbKAuction ri ,tlce.-I\u003Ei. kiu-.u. Hilllfc to.\nwould lavite Ihespooial \u2022H****^*!*\u2122 e of\u0022 \u0027r\niai mrvnets tor temlrjr use to \u00ab\u2022\u0027\u25a0\u00bb\u00bb THia\nv aats. to Ik* aoi.l by hem Bt M \u0022V\u0027 \u0027 r .Sncci I\nMiiKNING, lor Dr. Pbtbbfibi.ii t _\u0022-- :r. ops\u0027 \u0027 \u0022\nComrnissteaar Thee .laves are bom fettgwir\nposs of dividui * an aetata. J\u0027 v \u00b0~ u\nB* Tobacco factory Fixtures at Auction.\nAtt?Btio\u00df it rseaeated to the sale of FACTOAY\nFIX rt.R EH. THIS DAY.at II o\u0027clock. BtthePao\nt,,r\u00bb oi Mr J.T t.ooric. oa 17th, betweea Mam\nand Can streete,eonsisti\u00dfi of Piatteaiag\nKills, Stoves, Bands. Bars, Baiters Ac.\njart-lt THOU. W. KEESfaE.Auct.\nS\u00bb,*i(itar.\u0022W\u003E respectfully rnll Ih \u25a0 ut.\ntsatio i ol thi trade to our auction Bale of 31 \u0027L\\K\nand MOLASSES, to take place TII its DAY st 11\no\u0027clock A. M., at otir warehouse, on the dock.\nja it-it CHAS. T. WORTHA vl .\u0027c CO.\nB\u00bb fireat Bargains in Dry Osede lmpsa*\u00ab j\nT.\\,\\T NOTICE.\u2014The wbseribers are now pro\np\u0027u-.i. more bo tiih.li at in? tune heretofore, te sell\nurea*. bargai\u00dfS in tH V BOODB. Ever.body in\nsearcii of Buch woo il do well te five iheui a sail, I\nT.\u0027itv call particular attention to the following :\nUR Ess SI LKB in treat va ety of styles.\nIRISH LINENS, first rat irticle.atS.\u0027, cte,\nBLKACHED COTTONS, as line \u00ab.\u0022s Cambria,\nonly ml- \u003C-ts.\ni;iipet.e,|. Nainsooks, Ja ictts aad Cambric\nMUSLINS.\nLIN EN TABLE CLOTHS, from 2 yds. te I yds.\nton;. \u2022\nNAPKINS, DOYLTES, md TOWELS.\nLINEN TABLE DAMASK by the yard.\nLINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS very eseas.\nNEEDLEWORK of every description, in large\nassortmenl and verj cheap.\nFine TARLATANS, It I BBONS, und miry other\nBeasonahle no.\u0027.ls. to be sold this roontti at.iitia\ncount or (rem 20 to SO per cent, from formerjaricee.\nja-I-2W- J, MILI.HISI-K V I\u0027.RO.\nttv in-oie Tasarta**fa***esf\u2014Attfttew.Aleve\nOWNERS f\u2014Superior advaatastes are, as usual, of\nfered to SLSVB OW**BSS. BI the n\/(\/ - \u0027r\u0027,1..\u00ab\/\/\u0022\/\nGeneral Inaarssceoffice,on Pearl street, nextdbor I\nihi mediately to the office ol E. D. Eacbo. opposite j\nJ. N. Ooarjov. Insurance on slaves niadsforaa] j\nlonsthol time, from on a month to five years\u2014and\nro live in \u0022.\u0027i o i\u0022!r! of Virginia or any erawarsve\nState, rv low rates. The best companies reareasnt\ned and \u0027ill losses promptly paid.\nbs__.No Tivik Lost.\u2014As the andersianed ia both I\nA enl mid Medical Examiner, therei\u00dfno Dhl.A\u0027i I\nin eifectina inaurance in tins nffiee. between tbs j\nhours of \u00bb A M. and 1 P. M., and from -1 to 6 I. M.\ni\u0027n\u0027l -am! get tt \u0027.liri nl\u0027ir. contatni\u00dfg the rates, sad j\nalso the bbst city aKPRBvacK*.\niiener.il Insurance Arentaed\njae\u2014ta Medical Examiner.\nbBl. Notice.\u2022\u2022Mr, Thee, W . Bark\u00dfdale, |\nwhorias been in our employment aince the cobb-\nDii n\u003C \u2022 meat of oar Imsinesa, baa been tins .ht;. ;.d\n--mitted aa a imtner in the same.\nSAM\u0027L M. PRICE i CO.\nbstailkbs or\nST If\u0027\/ E AND FAAX\u0027I DRY GOODS, I\n\u2014 No. U7 Maia street.\nWW H.GORDON, \u0027 JACK TEMPLE\nWM. J. KOGLEBTON. Tl! \u0027. VV. BARKSDALE,\nT in-nkfnl tor the liberal patroaase bestowed on\nthem in the past, respectfully asW aeontinasaes ol j\nIhe stime.\n\u0027ii, -ir aoaortment ...f Gooda ib 1 ir-ie and well se\nIci\u0027tci. Thej invite Bpecial attention to their\nYVO\\i KN\u0027SBiidGKNT.s\u0027 I\u0027\u0027N\u0027OER WEAR,\nI,INEN SHEKTi NG\u0027Sand\u00abl 11 RTINGB,\nTo be sold for two montlis at srioes, to I\ncash or punctual credit easterners.\nSAM\u0027L M. PRICE k CO.\nN. 15.-All rcr.-sons indebted to the late firm of |\nPrice \u0026 Wateiss are requested to pajr us ita- i\nSiV S\u0027iiini; off at a Oreat Seerlfiee.\nCRKNSHAW, QUAHLEa .V CO.,\nIn order to redoes our \u00bb!\u0022\u25a0 k ..s low as poss Me, I\nvc shall continue to sell until farther notice, -,v ith- |\nonl n -.ni to cost. In addition I \u003E our winter at. c,v\nwe have opened all of our iprin* and a u mmei I\nGOODS, remainin - over from lasi season, and will\naell them at a great saorifirs. Peraona desiroua of\npurchasing for the approaching seaaon.ei.l find it\nto ihvit interi tto ea onine out ti k.\ndeSl- 6t CRENSHA..*\/, QU .RLES * CO.\nB___Silk* itr.i! vlei-jii... s.\nSTLKS FOX HVFNINii DRESSES, beloweost.\n1 LAIN FRENCH MERINOES, below cost.\nPIG\u0027D FRENCH MERINOES, below cost\ndeSl-6t CRENSHAW.QUARLES A CO.\njj___ leetli : Teeth ! ! Teeth :\u0027. I Teeth! 51! \\\nTl ETH KXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.\n.N- v*. ia \u0027he time for all who are suflerm . fr-\u003Eni\ntooth ache and decayed stomps, aad intend to have !\nb new set, to \\\u003C-:\\ a them extracted, \u00bbs you can do so\nwithout pain. Call soon, as Dr. TRAVERSE\u0027S I\nM:v, It: tie lit* ia aoniewhat liiii.tcii.\ni !\u2022 ..... .11 Belv\u0027r, a Block \u0022ii I2tb street,(ia fr-mt I\noi Koom No.ii. Office hours lrom 8 A.M.\n1\u0027 S-\u2014Chroaio diseases of all kinds treated with\ni erl \u2022\u0027\u2022\u0027 r. :\u25a0 -.a s, !\u2022\u003E the use of 1 1-. eti icity,\nde ti- 1 f\u0027.v\u0022 _ j\n\u00bb\\. Slave hiMirtliii\u0022.\nl.Ylscil\u00dfrif ji HOSE AND EIRE INSURANCE\nBLAVES [NBURED bar thia Co\u00dfipany for one\nmonth or four vcar-i. on the most favorable terms.\nPolicies issued an,l !, asss promptly settled l\u003Ey\nOpposite the American Hotel, I\nfir. Jas. 11. HcCaW, Examiner. de 20\u2014 Im\nTbe i teafeHsienis mid Btxaerfejace of a i\nVIC II M.\u2014Deaianed for the nenetit and aa a ware- j\niii 4 and a. co\u0027tion to vonnx men who auflei li\u0022in\nNERVOUBDEBILITY, PREMATURE UECAY,\nAc, as a cobm luencJ ofearh errors; aupptyms, !\nat the same time, the MEANS OFSELF-iSuRE. i\nH\u003E a BuQeret from tlip nl nve caiiii? and from mcil- t\nkh! imposition aad quackery.\nSingle copies Basiled (res on reesiviac a snatsaid ;\nenvelope, bearing tbe address oi tbe applioanl \u2014\nford, Kings count y, N, V. d,:J StawSmfSp\u0027\nNO T 1 \u003C X . - Onr ataaeh \u00ab\u003E r R!..v DV MADE\nCLOTHING. Ni ..v Maia atrset, es have sold\nto Mr. 11. WHITLOCK, and wa will eoatiaae to\nkssaoarlsrxe establishment, No toaMain street,\nwhere we erfll bs Blessed to aae our euttosasra and\nthe pablic in (eneral. Having ma.i* Hrra,ii:(*riieiit\u00bb i\nto n.\u0027iniil\u0027acinr? our Clothias here, we * * srspersd |\nto receive orders \u0022i SB) kind, to be made BB in L*\u00bbt i\natyle aad at shert Botice. \u003C\u003Enr Winter Stock ws\nwill offer at reduced ]ir,,-ea. te make room lwr\nstock. Call at E. MORRIS A CO.\u0027S.\nE. Mobku,\u0027 MB Mais street\n\\\u0027o\\v IS THE TIM\u00a3~ to have y oatrTrCTU REg\n- \u0027 liken. Whitsharst\u0027a old isllery i\u00bb-ri|i\u00ab.nsii. \u2014\nTHE BEST AND CHEAPEST GALLERY IN\nI. i CHMON D ! A PICTI R B. with Case, for H eta.\nPHOTOGRAPHS. AMBROTYPKB, MELINEO\nTYPES, LIBREOTYPEB,As-, Ac., from ascents \u0027\nte #26, Pictures ia water aad oil colors. Crtllar..!\nexamine apecimena. ja 6\u2014it*\np *\u2022: NJ A VIIIV HI r is.\nM (Late with HTooBBOCBX k (;\u003C\u003E..i\ni!c_-i leave tv inform io.a friends tliut lie ia saxagsd !\n\u003Ci BO R G E V . B I DiiOd D,\nAtent of tbe Methodist Book and Tract Dsposi\ntery, over Kbowlbs k WALroao, oa Pearl street, i\nnear v.\u0027arv. v. here lie -*\u0027:1! Us pleased to s\u003C-e tiicm.\nBEiVSpecial attention given te orders.\nii it- Ivy\nNO I 1.E.--All psraona njdeti\u0027ed to the estate\nof JOHN COSBY, dse\u0027d, are requested toeorne I\nforward and p-i) as, as longer isdulgsnes cannot i\nbe privea. Those having clairaa asaiaat ths estate\nwill please present them withoal \u003Ctel*v. We mar\nl\u00ab? found at tiie late residenes \u003E\u003El Mr. Cesbs oa I\nMsyestrset,o\u00df t.ie irtii and 18th ofthe nicaent i\n\u25a0ao\u00dfth. WM. H.COJBY.I Exeeatora i\nOHOEKS for LAGER BEER if Beat to n.v .if- !\nHcc will be paaotealll supplied. OnWa from !\nothei citienaid towsssearssasd tosaewill r\u00bbreivs i\nprompt Btteatiea. Oar sufpiy of Lager Boer for the j\nsummer will t-9 verj tergs,\n.1. D. GOODMAN. Manufacturer.\nQace at Messrs. Wnfthssa k \\V\u00bbi\u00bbtt\u0027B\n_ja6\u2014ts Isaaranes oa\u003Ecs. No. M\u003E Maia at.\nORAIN FBKJI F\u00bbst sVAAME.-A hugesssely \u2022\n*- T alwa\u00bba oa hand. The chcapeat Feed BBeaffDr\nMules and Milch Cows.\nPrice 111 cents per hashsl. ordera to\nJ. i\u003E. liOODMAN. Manufacturer,\njafi\u2014ta No. IS Main atreet.\n\u0027IMD TIIF \u00ab HFT ITORS OF J\u00abIO. STITII, I\n1 DECD.\u2014The creditors of John Btith, dec.l,\nareherelig aotiasdtoyrsssai then claims.proved, I\nliafors ii.c. at my office, in the eitv of Kichiiionil.cn I\nWEDNESDAY, the lt\u0027th day of Jaeaary, laeo.\n\u25a0 . MILTON CARY. Com\u0027r.\nCseasaia\u00dfassisr\u0027a Opes, Nov. \u003E, Mas. ja6\u2014 St\nf l\u0027\u003El\u00dfElt..-.ti\u0027oUOoTest aeasoued inch BUT\n-1-i TUN-WOOL.\n38*400 Bast BSSSOBSd s \u201e BUTTON WOOD.\nliio.tKw feet seasoaed OAK BOARDS,\nso rjao test seasoned \u003E_ OAK. ,\nltaiono feet Bassuaad Canada WHITE PINE.\nBIO.OOU terse Cvpresa BUNCH SH I \\ ul. K\u003E.\n.\u0027n.iao fc*t ASH. \u0027ill sizes. i\n30 UUO feet BOCK MA PLE-\nFor ante on accoitiiuodftliiu- ternia by j\njn\u00ab-ta _TRUMAN A. PARKER.\nREM* MB ER, REMEMBER \u2014That atl\nLEV) y. 1\u0026 Mam atreet. rou can always *md I\na sad. dssitat le stock \u003C\u003Ef Dry Good* ai pr.cea\nthat cannot fall to We sdvins a.! who h*v a \u0027,\nDr* lioi.ds to sare\u00df\u00dfse, to itive hn.i a call t\u00abf\u00bbie\npnrchaannr. as we feel rna\u00dfil\u2014t that they must lis\n.denned, both With the prtcea snd the assortment\not Goods. H.s Linena, Cottoas, tiuilts. Bad Hlan\nketa. are all of vary aupenor\u0027iiialitv. nnd as they\nwill lie aold at miiiiiii.\u0027 ii..\u0027.!} low pricea, it will te\nwell for all in want of the \u003C-t.lx\u003E\u00bb9 go.-da to purchase I\nthem at his ators. I\nLIIVI VIE NT-For the cure and j\nprevention of ebitbteias and front lutea, Ac\u2014\nWe have been preparing this invatuabls Liniment |\nior many years, aud when uacd according todireo .\nt iona haa never failed to etfoct n cure.\n_ P. JOHNSTON Druggiate.\n[ H.IIT PKESaEU TOBAt I O. -Wo have i\n*\u25a0* now hi st.v\u0022 Ai\u003Er,i.*t. hiiltanin. ami Pride of\nLoaiaa, Lin ht Preaaed Unswaetaued Tohsero, sat !\nnpex\u00dfraasli for oof sates i alao, sueerter Bmoai\u00dfg ;\nToi.soco, and aeeaine Powhatan Pipea sail Root\nSterns, P. JOHNSTON A BPti.. Praatista.\nOft\/. BOXESSTTiR I A**H\u00bbLEM.\u00abt..rr*. f\u201e r 1\nJ \u00abVU \u00bbBie. MASSIE A PLKASANTS.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=4031,372,917,8769"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00006","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"1 -sari AViTFI*\u2014 A BEHVANT.-Wanle.!. a Urn-lie\n\u0027 fV M(ir\u0027\u0027BriKRVANT. I\u0022 do general HOf\u0027SK\nWOKIC and assist in WASHING and IRGNINO.\niZe wUle^leeeamte\u00df.ee, and w ; ll re=o.,,msn-te.!.\nApply to C. oENNET, \u0027.r-vce st., aU.ve nt.\n1 Jsa-Si\nWANTFt\u003E-- , l\u0027\u003E \u0027\u0022.ri\u0027KLL- -U\u0022 FACTOR V\nHAN Do, one M, the other Myears ..Id.\u0027o re\nmain ib Richmond. They biw Rjasof gsui Bbbi\n; racter. and sold without fault. \u0022 , \u003Ev\u003C(Oo\u003E\n| j%m~St* At the Exchange and Bailsrd House.\ni fir A N T X D-A jtood feniale\u0027DlNlN\u0027J-WOOM\n| W SERVANT, ands rood CHAMBERMAID.\nj who can Wash and q j^\njsl-ts Corner *ith and Uiiyy streets, j\nWANTEIi- SEKVANTS.-The New York viol\nRichmond Coal Compan* rsesirs to birsaosse\n1 FORTY HANI\u0027S for their Mines. Liberal trteea\nj will he gives. Apply at their Coal Depot, on Brood\nj street, opposite the Old tmr Groaads. jaa- lw\nj VPASTI n-HhY sad GIRL BBBsths % gm.d\nI r\u00bb wisher mid ironor aad plaia . o-*k . Ibe boy to ,\n! assist in a store and Bet aa I\u0027orter. V. lute pcr\njon--- preferred. Apply atatore\niaA-ts No. 171 BRO A D ST., BELOW \u00a7\u2022_\u00ab.\n|\\V AN Till\u0027--A TEACHER.\u2014A rjouthsra W.l*\n\u2022 \u00bb oi some experience in TEACHING, is want\ned in a private lamih in Chesterfield county, \\ a .\nI lo instruct two or three a-rU in EHENOII. Ml\n, BlC.aed the asaal ENOLHiI brsaehes. Bar\u00bbiosa\nIto commence aboat the l.\u0027.th of .lannarv. Arldret-ii\ni.xs A h, EEC 11,\nWiaterseeh P. 0., Cbesterieldeou\u00dfty, v a.\nja___~_________a\nj laTAWTRP\u2014 For the saeeiaf. year. n rarJ\n\u00bb\u00bb COOK. WASH KR aad [RoNER. and a fe\n\u0027 male HOI SH SERVANT and a DINING-BOOM\nSERVANT. AU... a V\u0027OUTH. accustomed to the\n| duties of the dining-room. Forsoch, oi goodeha\n| raster, a fibaral aire will he paid. A\u00bbBJ\u00bbto\nIt ANTKD-Nl.t.KO C\u0022\u0022l\u0027i:R.S.\nLABORERS AND \u00dcBA VERS, by\njaS- It corner Bj rd in.l llth st*.\nUAMKfI-A y.,\u2022\u2022 n .. nrin wishes a SIT*\u0027A\nTION. Haa had nine years\u0027 es panoses te the j\nI Bnasufacturs aad shipment ol nil kiudsof lsaaoer. ,\nBBsaacerjuest of bbw mills. tu*ansr yards, A.\u0027-., aael\nposses ea a geseral knowledge oi \u0027business; isaeer- \u25a0\nI tificated Surveyor of the eit* ol St John aad Pro\nne.\u25a0\u003C\u2022 of New Bni\u00dfswick, B. N A. Refere\u00dfoes far- j\ni r.siie.i both iiere and \u0027it St. ,!\u0022hn. Address \u0022t,\nBox 606 Post Office, Richmond. Va, jaft-\u0027s\n11\/ANTEP-A Ctit\u0027K. WASHER aad IRONER.\n\u00bbV For a first ra*e servant a liberal pri.-e will t*\u00bb\npaid. Apply at the ofSeeof the ViraiaiaCeatrsl\nRailroad Itel -\u00bbC 1 THOS. POPAMhAD.\n*i \\ r A Sit\u0027K!)- For our \u00abT I\u0027 M M EHIY. a good strip\nVV Backer aad foar other able bediedrrie\u00df.\ntt\u0027AM\u0027Kll. -A Tmcher ol huh steadier \u0027\u0022\u0022I |\nVV twelve years\u0027 sapenenee m the prwro\u00bbsioo, :\nwishes to locate ia a Baptist commu\u00dfity wb i t res |\nand wi\u0027\/\u0027sb pport a school of huh grade. He is ma\ntivs Virginian. Southern in nil of his procliviti s.\naad will.therefore, teach ia as\u00bb\u003C but bisvsboW a ;\nStates. Would like to rent .-r .ease in the laimsot j\nate vicin t\u00bb ofthe school a farm, with buiUli\u00dfgena\nit Buffii ,er\u0027it. tor the accommodation of_hia lam Iy.\nli i lai * is well qualified to teach the I- reach a- ;\nKnslish Lacgn \u25a0\u0027...-: is a\u0027so a native Virgiaisa. bbu\nwill take charge of a school if sufficient induce\npaentaareofeied. AddressL. II- r.,SpoutHprini,\nAppoasattox Co., Va. Jti _ \u0027\u2022\u0027\u0027\nWVN I*IED - A PAtiTNKK- With a capital ol\nVV from $3 OOP to iailOO, in a staple busiaess, al\nready established. Said basi\u00dfess will he gsaraa\nteedto yietdau percent, ob each asle, of which\nire is three ayeiir. Full particulars eaohe hail,\naddressing JOHN i.A .LA H.Kit,\nlinker, betweea Broad and Marshall Bis.,\ni.\u0027-iv.\u2022 Rtehoiead. Va,\n\u0027\\NTIH* Bj a rouBS Lady, a situation as\nGOVERNESS in a private family. 8m IB\n.roughly pemsete\u00dft to teach French. F.Bgliah,\nisic ami Siatji\u00dfK. A lime salary is not on much\nra-iiir\u0027-d BBS con.iort.\u0027.l\u0027le iioine. Address Boa I.\nPost-Offics. JB*-**a\n\\\\r A\\ T El\u00bb- COAL PIT HANDS.- Lioeral\nVV sricea will be paid for able-bodied PI I\nHANDS, bj the Midlothian Company foi theere\nsent v.-ar. Apply at their office, coraei t I \u0022tain\nan.l llth streets, second story. ja*s\u2014aw \u0027\nl\u00bb7 ANTEO\u2014To hir\u00ab for the MANCHESTER\nVV COTTON FACTORY, aboul .mo husdred c\n1-ared hands, consisting of MEN, BOYS and GIRLS.\nLiberal prices w;ll be rant te earh application to\nj-i3-r.t WM. 11. POWERS,Aitewt.\ntITANTED\u2014One or two Rooms, suitable lor r.\nVV I\u0027ll VSIOIAN\u0027* - (iF\u0027Klt:! - .. and situated ~,,\nFranklin. Grace. Marshall, or Clay attests, wad\nI.\u0027tween Mb and 11 h sts. Address T. R H.at thia\n\\\\* A XTI.I) -To hire for the present year. an ex\nVV perieaeed COOK. For such an one. who can\ncome Weil recoirimoiidcd, B libersJ hire will Be BB \u2022!\non appticstio\u00df lo GEO. .!. HYMN EH.\njaS-ta No. 90 Pearl street.\n|irANTF.\u0026\u003C-\u003EA NURSE.\u2014Wanted to hire for\nVV the ensoi\u00dfS year, a cood NURSE. Aiiply at\nin;, resideaee,comeroi Cary and Ist i=treet\u00ab._\nja S\u2014 ts 19th street, bet. M mi and Friiik\u0027un.\n\\\\\u0027 \\ N \u0027I\u0027 V. !\u00bb-- For the United States Army.\nmarried men. to whom will be sio\u0027H good S\u0026__\n! ,y. bo ir J. ciotlinu. and medical attend \/TtrtSl\nv rine also wanted. Apply at the Rendezvous\noa Fraeklin between 13th and ltrti .streets.\n1. N. MOORE. Ist Lieut Ist Draaoons,\n|aX\u2014lra* Bsoruiti\u00dfg Otfiesr.\nlirANTEas.\u2014 Aitentlema\u00df of extensive sxpe\nV\u00bb pence, both as ACCOUNTAN i and SALES\nMAN, would like s situation in the city of Rich\nmond. Basal I--,\u0027 acquaintance with the ** ir\u00ab,i m-i\nand North Carolina trade, and can fnrnish rraiis\nii.t.r, refiere\u00dfes. Addresa \u0022ACCOUNTANT,\u0022\n!i... :\u2022 n, Petersborg Pi at Offteo, or G. t. \u003Ev.. Ins\npatea oif.ee. jh2-jw\n\\i ANTE D\u2014An active, sprightly YOUTH.ahoet\nW 17 yearaofage, a good peumai] and muck at\nfigures, for an Kb try Clerk. None other neoJ .ip\nplv. Address Post.-Oilice. boat 13*. f\n\\A\u0027 ANT t. D\u2014BB R V ANTS-At the Arlington\nV i House, corner ol Mstnasdeth K\u0027rcets. \u003C\u0027ne\nimle or female COOK; two ynung MEN,diain\u003C\nroom and house aervaau; oue CHAM BKRMAID.\njaa-ta Vv\u0022. McCRERY.\nll\u0027.r.Tl 1).\u00bb We\u0022 will hue \u003Cn to .\\\u003E abte-bodtsd\nVV NEGRO 3d KN and a fae BOYS, for the en\niie.a!-lvv TredeglT Iron Works.\nU\u0027AM\u0027tl\u00df-OoeU\u00dfaata for a delightful room.\nfl .ni the lower Boor, with hoard in a srivate\nfaatilv. A gentleman and bia lady, as two lad.es,\nwould be prefer red Apply at t-i.\n--117 ANT *EI\u00bb- For iha yssr. a female ROUSE\nVV BERVaNT,without incunabrasos.\nArmory. Richmond, Pec. .In, I*W _ \u0027\u0027 de.ll-lf\nUMMT.D-TO HIRE.\u2014I wish te hire..for the\n*V i ouiin,\u0027 year,aintddla a\u00bbed WOMAN, with\nout encumbrance, who is a \\ ood Burse\ni!c.\u0022.\u00bb-ts RO A. PAIN X, cor. \u00abtb ami Maia sts.\nIVfiTllh -Everybody to know thai t bave\nVV coinmeacrd tbe manufacture of Till NKS.\np\u0027uer. RiebatO\u00dfd, where tl.ev osb Imd a beautiful\nBssortinent of Trunks, Valiees. aad Carpel Bags,\nol eve.-v st.\u0027c. at prieea as low S3 the* can be\nhour ht in the Northern eitiss, both at whole i *\nand retail. Truuas repaired ai d Covers aaade te\norder, a! the thortest notice.\ndean- r\u0027.ni JAMES KNOTT \u0027.\n07ANTRJR\u2014A WET NURSE, wbiu.withnut\nV\u00bb inciiiiihrince. Apyly BI this 08808.\n|I7\u0027ANTKO\u00bb\u003EAa AGENT .n every esaaty n the\nVV state, to sell a, reeenth patented arut tis.fii 1\nMachine. This is no NORTH KKN hninl\u0027iig, bail a\nVIRGINIA invention, sad one which every nuuil]\nhas use for. Communications, w i\u0027h one stamp sa\ncbwed, addressed toF. J. DENNIS, Vaneeyvills,\nN.CorJ.W. DENNIB, Ta.,will re\nccive prompt attention. No person need sxpeel\nan* attenti.n pant to letters Bot cos taiaisi a stamp\nto pay i\u0027.iek j\u0022\u0027Bt.a\u201e r e. Also wanted, one or two\ncompetent AgO\u00dfte iti Kastera and Western Vir-\nKiaia, to sell county and town rights. No poraos\nneed hiidl\u003E lor thia unless be can place Inrnseil un\nder bond* in the sun\u0027 of five hundred d\u0022l!ar\u00ab tor the\nfaithful performance ot ttuttlmtieg, \u003Cte2l\u2014.in\nUTARTEB MIX lfio)-SIX TV At\u0027.l.K Ml\nIf GROMEN, forssrvtsa io the Csrboa Hill\nMises,on thesurfscs at the Mines, on the rail\nro.aii.iii the can it boeteand at the coal yards ia this\nlit*. Tbe shove Mises are eati rely free froaate\nRasnaMhis gas, aedsa mcc idontfront emp emus* in\nvolving life or limb has occurred tn-rein for the\nFu.\u003E prioeswUl be paid for seed hand*, and none\nothers are wanted on say terms.\nJullN .\u0027. WERTH, Aaeat,\nde 15-ts ior licm.oc A MeCstrC\u00df.\nOTARTIBV.3M NEGROES.\u2014The Virginia\nV\u00bb aad Tennessee Railroad Coaapany wish to lure\nTHREEHCNDRED NEGROESVto work oaths\nrepairs ol the r.-nd daring theea\u00dfaiag year. Ax\u003E\nply to the undersigned at Lynchburg,\nda Is\u2014!\u25a0 E. fl. GILL,\u0022GoaI Sas*t,\nSERVANTS FOR SALE\nVALI\u0027ABLE M-T.KOIS Ftr\u00df AALE.-Wa\nI have for sals A No. 1 TOBACCO TWISTERS,\n1 No. 1 COOK aadSG!RLB-all sold for r... fau!\u003E.-\nApplyto COSBY A ANDERSON,\njaC-M 7t.i street. Oar\u00bb.\nFOB RALE--To remain in or near the c.itt.a\nNEGRO WOMAN,33 years oi a;e. Price RSCU\nja\u00ab-3t R. CAI\u0027THORN.\n|;OR fsAI.E A course CARPENTER, shoal i.i\n* year* old. of K\u00bbod character, and aoM for no\nfash. Apply to WM. s*. PHILLIFB.\nj.as-.lt\n\u0027PWO M\u0027l.llll \u003ElI.N FOR RALE PR.I.\n1 VATEI.Y.\u2014 Eor sale to rema-n in ths city or\nBeirohboraaod. two toad FACTORY Hands-one\n.\u0027SI or 31 years of age. the other H*j BS BS Bold for no\nfault, but in order lo thesetthiu up of tn estate.\nThese men are alsoaetiva and h in\u003Cl\u00bb at other work.\niieHlcrato. liwuire at this oasee. j* \u2022i\u2014M*\n\u00bb\u00bbAI.K \u2014A WOMAN, \u2022\u003E.\u00bb\u003E out 36 v,. a r\u00df old\n1 and TWO CIULDREH, teiffla I one three and\nthe other six years of 880. The woman is a very\nN\u0027r vint. and a ,ood Ch,;., and as sho is sold\nfault, 1 wilt take a very moderate price for\nha can find a home ut tBSSlty. Appty it ths\ncr the name of tie owner. ja 3- tl*\nIAR AND HOI SK SKRVANT.-A su\nriorNU\u00dfSEaed HOUSE SSRVANT.with\none young child, is ottsred iv exehantt* for a man\nor boy at valuation, or would net bo\u0027cl to reomin in\nor near Ihe city. The woman is BSaihhy and likely,\nand rrniiut, sew, and i.mke iSato Dresses. Ac. Ay\npl\u003E at WALKE A CO.\u0027S Store.\nileJo-tf Main street.\nUIKVAMSFOR aUJLJL-l wteh ha aaM to\n\u00bb-* some one who will not remove them from Rich\ninoud a NRGRO WOMAN, al-.it twenty three\nyears old. and her two youag ohildrsa. The wo\nuiaii. is aaid to bs a first-rate house servant, washer\nand ironer. und a good seamstress Her character\nis nnesceptioeable. and she is otlered for sale only\nbeeauae her owner has no uss for her. Apply to\nme at the Stats Court House.\nde\u00bb~t\u0022 BENJ. POLLARD.^\n\\7aliarLe neryant Eor b\u003EALK.-I\nv have for sals a Heivaat Girl, .muteuo. \u003E ahout\nw \u003Ea:iia oUI. very likely, of BB\u00bbx\u00a9e\u00bbtio\u00bb*jt.ls aha\n1,\u0027.\u0022 \u0027iL\u0027v. 5 \u00bb\u0022 \u00bb. l i. \u00bb first rata aKAMSTIERH,\nN. RSE am! HO\u0027rSF. SERVANT. A treat Ur\nt in may i*e hnd by imincd.ate \\?i Uoation to","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=4894,342,943,8789"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00007","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"AMtJr-jVIJM tl tt*t 3.\nA illf I tl It I ONI V. R t\nP.iniVlONn PHH.HARMMNIf ISSOCIItIAi\nAT MECHANICS\u0027 HALL, IRIHav, ,\u0027.\u201e,\u0027\nTioors open at ati\u00ab.rter pi\u0022\u0027 ? -C.,nr\u00bb r ( ,\nmenre i.iiri\u0027\u0027tiial.l st 1 e\u0027or* i. \u0027 \u0027 I\nTICKETS Kit-TV CENTS w ha had\nniem\u0027-er ol M.c Association ;a* Y. H T, \u0027 *\u0027\u00bb\nJaavas WOffll iOubs\u0027s. M . b atreet; P. Ma \u0027-, v\u0027\u0022 l\n\u2022 ?-eet; T. W. Evans\u0027, l\u003E irl s\u0027.re\u0027*f, r.v! \u00ab;,.,\u0027 ,1\nrROGRAMMIfi\nP\u00bbBT l.\n1. Overtone\u2014 Tsn\u0027-r\u00bbdi, Orchestra.. n\n2 Glee- l\u0027..\u0027ir Voio\u00dfs *\u0027\u2022*\u0022\u00bb*\n.\u0027,. Duo\u2014VuiUn and Piare.. from l).-r. \u25a0\u25a0 ~ \u0027\u2022\ni. DawWaaia\u00dfat Ihbb ___fc[\n;,. Aria\u2014lrom Romeo. Orchestra __\/\u0022*\u2022*\n\u25a0 I\nr * I r ii.\nI, HsaasriS\u00df March\u2014Orebsstra\nft. Qaaitette i vieli\u00dfe, vtela,and \u0027.\u0027 ..:.,,... J\ni Glee-Four Voices . .. . [\u25a0\u201e,.{**\u0027 \u0022\n\u00ab. Trio - 1 i--i.no Foite, * loi.n and Violob** * *\u0027\nRa v\nA Overture\u2014Massa\u00dftellp, Or .-I\u0027rv .\nAS \u003E,\nA. GEBIiAIIDT\n-la?\nH\u0027-norary and Coarrthstiai Btamben v\u00ab\n(Bested to oVi! at the hall of the Assoc*; \u0022,.\u0027\u0027\n0 clock Friday Blorai\u00df| and procnrs tn. . J__? \u0027\u2022\ntad-M I\u0027HK\u0027 \u0027.\u0027: \u2022.*:\u2022\n8 NINTH ANNUAL BALL __\nur Tim SA\nMON T\u003C i\u003C \u003EMEttY \u003C.l \\i :! , *4\nThe MONTGOMERY GUARD. 1... V*\nDooi.v.y .an iraandi\u00df\u00df. bej leave \u2022\nur.i loiv.n.\u0027 esiscetl Ibe Hal ol the Meek\nlastitute. tbey will nvs their Ninth \u003E\u2022.,-\u0027\u0022 \u0027\nMILITARY AND CIVIi\nAt that place, nsMONDAj 1.. I.M v, \u0027j.,-,.\nMl IMB. v \u0027\nThej are iinnnv to have the aaaurancs tkati\nsiTorta here-...10re have beea etinsfni \u25a0 ,_\u2022 .\ntnry. aad oa thia occasion bo effort \u00ab .. *. .\non the p.i r i. (the committee sad the\nedd to the eseatorl and pleasure , :\nIme ..I the best cetersr* ia Ih \u2022 \u25a0 \u2022\n\u2022 iceit to tur\u00dfish ths supper, aad Rokenrkr.\nCOTILLON RAMi has been enxa \u25a0\neaswi\u00df. \u0027\u2022;* m*\ntl,.i EscPj .!\u0027,\u0022. Lsteaer. J\u25a0\u2022-- . M v \u003E, k\u003C\nLt Gov. Slo its- U- Wa oi \u0027V |] :\nCi. Tbos. P. As* ust Major T. 1. I-.\nLt Col. !\u0027. r. Moore, iidj\u0027t Wn til\nSurgeon*!). J. Wstsoe. i\\ b-*D. ; .\nCommittee of Arrangements.\u2014 Lieul\nCorp\u0027l John Tysdsll. Private M. Rjan, Pi -v.\nMaceale. Private M. l\u0027n in. Private v..\nPrivate Thomaa Kaveaarh.\nMl TlCKETS\u2014Adi.iittiae a \u003Cet!fl\u00bbr:i%ri tadts\nladies, tJ.*O; each additional hdv. -I.\nMini era Red and white Rosettes\nCommittee of Arrangements i,.,,..,.| I! ,\u003C\u003C.,-,,\nPloor Committee-White Rosettes. ,\u00bb.\n\\M\u0027IiMSIIIMiTOAI.I,.-\\l.\u0027iiAMl jj -\ne\\ BELL, the celebrated Astrole \u25a0\u2022. .. ..\narrived, sad will reraaia ...t ashori tin c. -\u2022,,.. .\nlairri w.th a BSluralsift to tall all the i - satsol\neve;, vonrver\u0027. thouahl twill tell v. betberyoi .\nmarried orsiaste, sad how maay t mes louarets\nbs married; will eaass speed, msrrts -. -\nastonished thousands with hei macie power. \\.\n\u00a7snt leases adautted. Mrs, Md-.\u0027 Board\nHouse, l.i: h or Governor Btreet, betweea y \u0027.\naad Praaktia streets. boss\u2014ta\u0027\nLOST AND BTRAYBD\n!,M\u00bbi Ml--On the Basin,obTuesday last. a \u003C;.\u003E\u2022;.\nI t\u0027einriii\u0027s 8D A \\VL. The owner . o\nsaiue by describing it and pn\u00bbinj fori\nlisemest In \u2022;--\u0027\u2022\u2022 i LEWIS M.CARTER.\ngfftrH ISTHAV.-StJifl \u0027row no li ..\ntt%ndmj^ Bear tbe Virsinia Pe\u00dfit\u00df\u00dftiirT.oaNstur\nBTBBBsBBSaday List, % COW oi rata* i I thi r\u00abd\nwita no boras, rather below ths mad is re si scan\nliving t\u0027roin oaetn two toarteof atilk perday whs\nshe left. No partieuter marlk.s rseolle :, i, i,,\ninfoniritio\u00df respeetin| her tlmriki i :\u2022\u25a0-.\u003E\n\u00bbnil suit.il\u0027i\u0027. rswsideA\ni-\u0027.- -.\u0027\u2022:\u25a0\u2022 \u0027 R it. f.i.r\nasfriA \u0022\u00ab\u0027 ? \u0027 r \u0027 * VI. D\u2014Fro m R\u003C rkettf.i ny \u2022\nDecember, a MILCH i I\nisas \u0027 hi \u0027 and white, with a white sti y* mnm\nher shoulders and a white stat oa h\u00abi forthssd\n,\u00bbn* person itivl\u00dfi in formation to Joseph B\nthe owner, will reee \u25a0 a a reward ol \u00bb,.*....r\u0027..\ni-i i.-.li* PATRICK MACK, .\n. j LOST\u2014A POINTER DOG, with a \u0027\nyJaSJT tar oai with ths ssmeof Ibe \u25a0 oleer\u2022 . .\n. _ is the name ol \u0022 Tassa, \u0027 si v\naad liver entered spots oa bim. A reasons! - -\nward vvil! In* peid tor his ro\u0027nrn en informal\nthat 1 get hiss. JOS. V WiNSTU.M,\nCemsr of Praaklis in.l M stree\u0027s, m it\nia*\u2014ta Wi\u00df\u00dfToa k Powsn\u0027\n\u0027*\u00bb-- \u0027\u0022I \\l\u003E. Chit to i\u2022I \u0027MII \u25a0 \u2022\n______*\u2022\u00a3 oorser of Ist and Byrd itrests, o\n. ;.-,!, ~f December, .-. yellow l: 1 1 .\nrheowsei i\u0022.\u0022 \u2022\u25a0\u0027 hin lo ih\u2022\u0027.\u0027\u2022\u2022 -iii\u0027iii. h:ii, .imt\u003E.n\nibe whxl isri.ht for exseassa\nyas-3t* PATRICK iWRaTAR,\nO IOST on vroi.K\u003E i o w\nAl\u0027en. corner ol Clsjj Slid \u0027ttli itre\u00abti, ,\n-\u0027 -\u00bbsraall hla.-k and ran PUPPY, nwesbssk\nA lit ernl rcwird will I - pud |.\u00bbr in - de.iv\u003Er\u00bb.\nja\u0027t Ct _ C. W. ALLEI\n\\I.AI\u00bbV ii teavia ti.,* Theatre on tbe \u003C\u2022*-\u2022\niaaofthe 3d. exchaared tlirou,\nhandsome M.NX VICTORINE. loi in io(st \u25a0:\noiie. A liberal reward will ho sive\u00dfna the rat\nof ihe Fur, l\u003E call \u0022; al the office el the\ntan Hotel, and reetifyi\u00dfK mjatafco. jal ti\nJ ONT-A BOND for the hire of bibb \u0027\u25a0\nI-e drawn *c .Us. H. lirart, I \u003C\u2022 . n\u0027t.\u0027 \u25a0\u2022 \u0027 \u2022\u25a0\u00bb \u00ab\nI! Taybir, lor the bbbh \u25a0\u25a0; hi 809, \u003Ci i ed Jvna irj Ist,\n1 Ma\\ All ii rsons ar, Ibrewaixed lrom trad n. loi\nsaid Br.ndvM fayaaaat has been i ipped.\nj,. a-at* lem I- B , :\u25a0, i.ok.\n(S\u00bbOn RtWalkV- The BOOKB used \u2022* the\nlataCeL Bee. M. Carrin ton.wh el\nBareref ths Maasbester aad Pallian Ciei i Tan\npike Compno\u0022, have either \u0027een bet, mi \u25a0\u25a0\nstolen, and the above reward will be paid es latii\ndeliver) to the ii-id^rvi.-ni-.l\nit. order ofthe Board of Direetora\nrl\u00bb \u0027:.\u0027{- l:n .1. A, C LA It KS\u0027 IN, fre-isio-\u0027\nSERVANTS FOR HIRE.\n( OOK FOR l\u00bb!U!:.--A i, ICOOKfci\nv yearsofah aud \u0027ice..fen, umbrance. Pric##lw\nAbo ter aire, a GIRL IS years old\nj.-, .i -2t- COMBI.N W M!V. [I\nI,\u0027tMi HIRE.- The folio*ia* SERVANisis\n.T hire tbe presenl * ear:\nA .N.i. 1 BOX MAKER sndCARPENTKI.\nA sin,,! HOUSE SKRVAN I and t\u0022K v \u00ab -1 .\nwho would -.ct as Nurse, it preferred. Now\nhrniee.\nI*.. liIRL-\u0022. aeeaatoatad te rts\u00dfS\u0027 \u0022 In\u00abm \u00ab\nThe alx.ve Servantsesaobtaia the I \u25a0 \u0027 n\ni me. datioss, and to rood bssnei will -\u25a0\nmoderate prices. Apr I t..\nGEO. J.SUMNEi v CO.,\nja ft-.\u0027lt No in i e\u00ab.r. \u003Erre-\u0027\npa\u003ERHIRE-A BOY, Bs\u003Eiai had i\u00dfSjear\u0027ssJ\nI pcncrirc in a dir ; B(-room: ;..-\u2022.\u0027 yVoinsn\nwith on.-. hild, a rood plain WASHEB sad in \u00bb;\nteOtlV\u00df NI R3E. 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Art i\u0027\u25a0 ~\ni j.-i i- n C.\u003Ci. THoMPSt V \u003C\u25a0 \u25a0 .\ni I\u0027OK IIIKI- A Krat-rate RLACKSXITB\nI ia aNo i horse sheer aad w i\n; jal-eodSt\u0027 O. A \u0027M\n: i.\u0027oil liiill . I r \u003E... i BARRELC :\nj T all likely, ahle bodied \u00bboei \u0022\u2022 tn. A i\u0027i .\ni.. \u2022* -Ot \u0027 ALEX. M. TRABI\u0027E, Hb \u2022 \u2022 \u0027 \u0022\n\u0027I\u0027lHtiHi) BOX HiKlll lull HIHI\ni I Irsl rats m\u003E\\ MAKFR, \u2022\u2022* \u2014 \u2022\nri\u0027lmiile lianil. Kaaaire af this office.\nj ,rf-\u0027 ( roll RI NT.-- Tbe i\u0027\u003Ertel ; \u0022 - r; . .\n: I_S_ vement 11\u0022! **\u2022 E Bow occupied ii \u0027} \u25a0\u0027\n*kx |~r ,-,,,:! the tail .me i\u003El my term, i \u0022.\u2022\u0027 \u00bb j\n\u0027 is ib oossslsts reasir, sad supphe.l wita\n\u00ab,a,*er. Alan, I wish lo dispose ol lbs H\u00bb\u2022\n,Tl KE it is ateely fursiehed fiuiu tiases*\nn\u00bbt\u0022*~r-oiisistin_ of 11 roecna can\nici m \u0027he best \u2022\u2022,inner. The Ol 818 \u0027 \u0022 \u25a0 ,\nI lares vnd coavsateat. All ttie lura lore \u2022\naad la r*rf\u0027\u0022t order, everything bein* neces\u0022\n~rr, oa a fret eteas beariliaa-n \u2022\u0027\u2022\u2022 r\u0026es\u00bb\u0027\niis blsw rarsi\u00dfhed with every eon v. \u00bb\u0022 \u25a0 \u2022\u2022\u2022 ~ ~\n\u0027 1 Ai\u003E. asrso\u00df eiah at m i urvba* I\n. 1 Tl RRaed re\u00dfi the HOI .\u0027X pu\u003E-\u0027*\u0027.\u0027 \u2022 \u00bb\nJ c-.il befhrethe IBthol ihssaooih .t \u0022\u0022\u0027 ,\u0027,,\n! vatelr, it wiUhaseklM\u00df\u00abbheaaetii\u003Ea \u0027\u00bb\u0022\u0027\u0027 s \u0027\njnfl -4t* Si MA\u0027S \u0027 \u0027\u25a0\u0027\ni! c vt*.r*\u00ab\u0027\u003Eii \u003Eo in E. I\u0027ve C.\u00bb * \u0027\n. *sA_rof RICHMOND ROYAL AH\u003C H\nNo. A srs i\n; \u0027\nI tar Re ths Mssoa\u0027a li . ,\n\u0027 avaai\u00dfK, .\u0027 lo \u25a0 ik. 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I\nIBfOBTBO rOB Tn\u0022 ni\u003C\u0022\u00ab\u0022N\u00bb i\u003Ei*i*AT. a.\u0027\n*. f .,ri- IVfcWj \u0022* ****** I\n~,f see-arc, Mate Stfetl.\nVolitions\u0027 fiorrt the Pacific.\n, j-u iaaaarj * -Ta**\u003E Overtaad Can- j\n,\u25a0\u25a0,,\u2022.,],,,- the f0110w,,,, additional!\nEra..\u0022-.\u0022 woollen Cv !\u00bb\u0022 com-;\n\u00bb \u0027 ions on tbe \u00abth alt. .%e\\euty- I\n; . .. \u201e,.,, tobe employed.\n. __ lOT for 1 nlted States Senator 1\n; , we.i.t. li V Washtneton, s I ,\n\u2022y* Denver,and .\u0027nine- A. McDoogal, j\n...... con ..... nd aa ore-seal\nv \u2022, .;. rial Enterprise, oi ib\u0022 \u0022- h ,!,t *.\nCalifornia Mining Oornpaoy, ol\n.i\u25a0 ,\\ w. i- \u25a0\u25a0 ..mi. . .-\u25a0. :. \u25a0 i tti ac\u00df ;\n..\u0027 . heongl -\u0027 \u0027\u25a0\u25a0\u0027 \u0022 -** I *\u0027*.\n. conseqaei cc, had M\nper cent. , . ...\n,;,,.\u201e corvettes had arrived at San\n.. \u201e, ,;.. AW \u2022: .* i. v-i\u0027h dates .\n\u0027 \u0022 - Mrf dlins badan Ived down :\n, j\u0027th \u2022 t\u00ab \u003E\u25a0 \u25a0 \u2022 raW|rsa\u00bbBi ;\n-\u25a0 \u0027_ \u0027~\u0027. thai the RBBsiaa corvettes\n[, B*ur*ej ot \u00bbhe harbor of San\n1 \u0027. , , \u201e th . - ko toCronstadl\n:\n\u0027* \u0027~; :\u0027 . : r old rrors Victoriaderiof j\ns.. .\u25a0 ... .. tober aad No- I\n:-..\u0027\u003C-\u003E\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . ,\nSb \u2022\u2022 \u25a0\u25a0 i * !\u0027i,ni. * \u0022ii\n-,,,. : i\u00ab tmt,t \u0022.\n_\u2022\u0027.\u0027_. r Sandwich Islands to N v\n\u25a0 \u25a0 *\u2022 I \u00ab ria.\u0027ive.iiit.s-.,.\nr ah iters bad arrived dur\n\u25a0 -.. ere : \u2022\u25a0-. aad n large\n,\u0027..-\u0027:;\u0027. , .::. , !V n ;.;... , .:;;: , 1 \u00ab\n\u2022 -. . v\u25a0:.-i, r ,, f ,.,.: :;\ns I, , macs S.-B, A ,\n\u2022\u2022., \u0027 *\u003E ~. iy taking ... \u2022 irgoea tor\n\u0027-\u0022 \u0027-\u0027 \u25a0-\u0022 ,u \u2022\u0027\u2022 i \u003C\u00ab:....m iyi ;\n.. .-., were low, barely ,\n-\u0027 . 1 v . \u0027\n, i Arctii and\u00dfoOiac\n\u2022 - season, rbetotal ,\n. . \u0027 . i \u2022... rromOehotek ft*\n~ ;, ~; ,!. \u00bbs barrelst from j\nmdsl vessels, wilb l.tlti i\n.ai Sim Fraacisoa. the j\n. .. Ruslaess closed dull an,\u0027, j\nCue only sew itera is a spirited\nIbe tw \u003E steamships, it ib |\ning for ti in on !\u003E\u0022ly of the\nA md West i eartlj C *1\n\u25a0 - \u0027\u2022\u0022\u0027\u0027 \u0027\u0022\u0027 , .\n: vessel! were one from\nSts, \u25a0 - and Europe, ami goods\nill lower \u0022ii their arrival.\nii iolden Age arrived at San\n\u25a0.\\ I.th, fr ra Panama.\nIllinois Politics.\n: ;.. i i . Jaa The Dereocratic\nheld here lo i!\u0022.. - .\u0027 elected delegates\n, irleston \u003C\u0027 v.v eniion. Reeolutlons\nI re-amrming the Cincinnati plat\n\u25a0 |iudiating nee tests, the revival of the I\n.....\u2022!.,.\u2022 be Congressional slave \u003C de i\ndenying that slavery derives\n.;.:,! the Constitution; declaring the\n: hi Democracy of Illinois to be that\n:\u25a0 banan in his letter of acceptance;\nt ... interpn ation irneii by the Re\nin |. ed Scott decision, vir~: that\n, . deprecating the .I. din Brown\ning such in v i-i,\u0022,- t \u25a0 the teach\n.... ins nd In itructing the\n. .\u0027,- ~ . ;. a instructing the delegates\n,1\u0027 igla\nProCI ed:\u0022 %t el I oil^res*.\nv.-.. ni \u25a0.. r\u00bbx, Jan. 5. 5 Bate.\u2014After some\ni,usi \u2022 ::.\u0027\u2022 Senate adjourned\n,;. Reagan eonclnded hisepei th i\nRepublicans, after which the I\n\u25a0 -.....\u0027 .\u2022; seal tering.\nreinamdci catteiing.\n. . i c then adjoui ned.\nii Btrni ti-.i Fir \u25a0in NorfeHr,\n\\ ,Bi c, Jan \u0027 The residi uce ol C. Hall,\n\u003Ek and piano dealer, thi property\n~,-,.. oi Lamb and four other buildings\nwere desti yed by Are tii!.- morn\nit was the work of an incendiary. Toe\n.. |*artly ins a ted.\nL\u00bbt\u00ab r lrom l!n rsnn.\n\u25a0n- Oki.kash, Jen -The steamship Ha\n\u25a0 \u2022,: \\ i\u0027 I, has arrived, bringing\n..\u25a0 |. .. ... ibe Sugar mar- !\n-ii l . . .- quoted :it HaU ; .. reals.\n~ ; band v n .1 is s. Btei ling\n,- ,; .. ii\u0027 M.;..\u0027\u2022.;..\u0027\u2022 iniiiiii. Ea\n...... i . \u0027 I pel \u25a0 \u0027 nt. pn miurn.\n\u0022H.-\u003E, is. ;. - i tinn Market,\ni\u00dfe \u2022\u0027 itton mai ki I \u2022\n.\u0027.,... . .i ; ilos to day ol 1 i -lii t\u003Ea.\u0027es.\n... ; \u25a0:,\u2022\u2022\u2022 , sim up li OuO I ail -.\n\u25a0\u25a0 c . \u25a0 - \u25a0 \u25a0 .., \u2022. ..]. .rrespond\ni \u25a0\u2022\u2022 thia i\u0022 i\u0027 \u0027.a\n. \u2022- - and at all the ; \u25a0 \u0027 \u25a0\n\u003E\u0027ertbern Harkete\u2014f\u00dfv Ti \u2022 r -n apti.l\n1\u0027 ..ur and Wheat anchsag\n70 li 7.\u0027. jel nt 7\u00bblo 7\u0022. Pro\nv jed. W hiskej dull asd\n\u25a0 \u0027: \u25a0\nStocks dull snd lower. Vir\n: \u0027.i L\u0027plands 11 ~ I\u0027a.ur\nvi -han cd. W*heat liuojanf\n\u2022-l i.i. *}i \u0027.*. Corn bsavf ai w\nheavy and i \u2022-\u0027 nwer. 8u isr j\n. \u25a0 . C B \u2022\u2022 firm at ll.t_ to W.\n--,\u2022,. cd. It.\u0027.\u0022in I uoj nut at J I \u25a0\u0027. Ii \u25a0\n.V iivcOoBFLAOKATiON.- A mosl de- I\n: igrn.ti.iu - \u2022 -i.i red iv Ni foi\nx . ii s -i\u0027l\u0027 n- I\u0027.\u0027iti , by which six i\nwere eatirei. consumed.\u2014 j\nmies re r- \u0027\u2022\u2022 :,l promptl \u003E\u0027 r rj ;!.\u2022\u25a0 ;\ndo only limited \u003Ei r. iff. BS\n. . a \u0027t oi en condition. Tl e\u003C- - i\n-.. .. but \\* a did not \u0027.-urn\n: .ii -ii lino \u2022\u25a0 pr \u2022!.\u25a0\u2022 names of the\n\u0027\/ \u2022 -in \u25a0~.*,\u0027 tterday.\n\u0027 . at v col Massachusetts organized\ni\u0027i,:i-:.-- A. Phelps vr-.- re- j\n\u2022 i\u0027.s- .\u2022 ni ol th \u2022 Senate, and John A.\nI well, .-.\u2022.- , b .-en Speaker of\nMi \\ Kitzniiller, of Harper\u0027s Ferry, baa\n[ \u25a0 i \u0027l v. Wise with John Browo\u0027a I\n\u2022\u2022 hii b he has enjji tv ed bot\n\u25a0 . .-l. owii . the why and where\ng-h i . f David O. Blackiaton, |\n\u0027 \u0027. c Senatoi . \u25a0:. :: m Ken I conn- j\n\u2022\u2022 :. \\ . de r. *Ed by Ore lasi Sat.\nii.-ilar \u0022 I\n\u25a0\u0027\u25a0 1 \u2022\u2022 An it an giant, died ah nit\n\u0027\u0027 v \u2022 \u0027 uce. ii All. glianj count.. Pa.\u2014\n-\u25a0 I to :\u2022\u2022\u25a0 the largest aad\n\u0027p k\u0027 i \u2022 isylvania.\n\u2022 i . .\u0027 Ifagerstown, I\n\u2022 lib lit im i.-eqnenii\ni been . .-... .. : ,. ; ,i ~.., OTn\n\u0027\u0027 \u0027\u25a0 \u0027 \u25a0\n\u25a0- *..; -, \u0027i v oi np man I\nExchange Bauk, with\n\u2022\u2022 | rting to ta- drawn by\n.\u0027. i \u25a0. \u25a0\n\u0022 \u0027 \u25a0 .i di pott \u25a0 ..I,\u0027 table was\nI \u0027.\u0027 in a baa Iv t. luse kepi \u00bb.v i\nliai Madam Rush, In Phil a- I\n\u25a0: \u2022\u25a0 rning\n* \u0027 \u0022 \u0027 \u0027 i ;\u25a0 \u2022 \u0022i- has beea orgaaisad\nI . | In iti.- neizhborh toda \u003C f I\n\u2022 ;..- Midlothian coal pita,\n\u0027 * \u25a0 | Va,\nI \u0027 \u0027 milllnerv \u003C stsbllsbment in Cla\nwas robbed. :- . \u0022 worrb of goods,\ney, lasi week The milliner\n*\u0022\u2022\u0027 \u0027 \u25a0\u0027 \u0027IBJ \u0027i\n\u0027* : : \u0027-\u0027\u25a0\u2022\u0027 \u0027 in. \u003Ci. i..\u2022\u25a0...,, a |_m f,, r .\n\u0027\u0027\u2022 \u0027-\u0027\u25a0 - Brui els. vv.ii beat pottntc I\n,\u0027 \u0027\u0022\u0027\u25a0 ! literal Bureau of the Pat-\nLynch has beea convicted of murder I\n\u25a0 mi-\u0027 decree r.t My, ~; i;, ijv v j , , r\nj George Coulter. \u0022 \u0022*\nI\u0027 \u0027 : .\u0022 \u0027i l!\u003C, \u0027\u0022\u0027\u0022ii;i i 5 tro\/.en over at Middle-1\nla, al \u2022! in ome phn ea tbe toe \u2022- oited\nf \u2022 ,\u0027t\u0027t v: Ini i.,-, *\nlleaiiis McColraa waa hot rear his\n.\u0027. in Baltimore, on Monday \u0027.-v.-iiie\n\u25a0\u0022I in , ,ii.*..\u00ab., u.-ni... \u0027 \u0027*\u0022\n*j i \u25a0\u25a0 build inga ..f the Metbodtel maiaioa \u0027\n.\u2022.!\u2022- destroyed by Rre \u25a0 i, A ,)...._ I\n\u2022h nil Jebtel (fewaaa -t v cii\nnid \u2022H\u0027.ov, n Point, N. J waa ta, \u2022.\n;; i, \u0027 \u25a0\u00ab*IBBSI\nMi i i Ki.. de Island haveaom.\n\u2022Pa ::: ii in Governor, aad Sts\n4asoo fur Lieateaaat Governor.\n\u0027thei fall of i now in I! ilttaaora\n, \u0022 : * i\u0022\u0022 harbor is still hi nu- i\n\u25a0\u0027\u0027\u25a0:...\n\u0027. \u0022 \u0027:-i tuMican oi Kear Haiii,,\u003Ehire hare\n~. \u0027 T \u0022\u2022\u0027\u0027 * Goodwin for ic-eiec.iion.\nj, ,;\u0027 b\u003Epublicao, has bae\u00dfelected aTa*ror\n\u0027borg, Pi \u25a0*\n\u25a0\u2022t - i,. ~\ni- \u0027\u2022\u25a0\u0027 Ibe v. inter. J\n\u0027\u0027\u25a0\u0022\u25a0 \u25a0\u0027.\u0027\u0027- \u0027 \u0027V-r\u0027x*\u0022\u0027 \u25a0\u0022\u0027 *9mn*m\\ N. Y..W..dne,.\nIb\u00ab V \u2022 \u0027\u0022\u0027\nOi : Co isella have apuim.\nM _, ~, ; \u0022i.ln 01 Ibe,,cor\n\u25a0 , \u0022_ \u0027 , \u0027\u0022\u0027 \u0027\u25a0\u0027 \u0027; orl- asrta\/e : spaa |\n\u0027\u0027\u0027 4 \u0027\u0027\u2022\u25a0\u2022 - \u0027I rmmT \u0027\u0027 \u0027 \u0027 ; \u0027","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=154,405,901,8751"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00002","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"tIISSOLTJTIONS^ctc.\nniaSOLt TION. Theconcernof WILSON k\nRO\u0026MKR ~ tin. .lev-dissolved bj minsal con\nfirm\n* art ncr ia winding up the 0 SolT\nCHAR at. BofsfE\u00df,\nRii-iMo\u0027ir. .lan.l. 1*\u00bb\n--rvrw t oncer... The\n\u2022,e wholesale and retail GROyhKl BI MBMg,\nit tba old stand ol Wlleoe * HoMi.-r. corner I7u.\n,:.,; VI .in sts . ar.l takes Ihli oreaet-n t . leturn\nliaa\u0027ks tor the literal _*iro\u00aba.e bestowed on the\nits\u0022eor\u0027-ern. snd hopes, by strict attention to\nto merit _ ocatiaaaacerol w*aa*a. I\n~ iikeepalway sea head a well \u2022elected eh \u003C\u003E.\n,1* a;.d jobbiai Geeds, to vhich I .n.*\u00bbt re\ntpevctfiilly lavite the atteatio\u00df of ray Jf\u0027eadss\u00dfd\nKVoUie. BRAS. H. But*. HER.\na Card, The lulaoriher ia reUriu froaaHM\nIroceri Busiseas, takesthie method of retaraias\ni ice re thaaka to his old friends for iheir Ihj\n. , patronsgednri\u00dfi ao\u00dfmberofrears, aod Bsoat\n~, ,i ,-;, recommends to then confidence mi late\ntartar-rand sttecs\u0026sor, Mr. CHAS. M. BOS HER,\n.. .... \u2022\u25a0nan in even \u2022 \u2022\u2022 worthy \u0022i then .\u2022i \u0027,\n1...,,,..\u0027 1 pan be loundet SAMUEL* WILSON 8.\n\u003En Shock.-c \u003EI.| where -jk- will le ,;\u0027iad to receive\n\u0027\u0027 3 JOHN J.WILSON.\n- *|i-r\\K t\u0022M t\u0027NMli*. The Bohacriberfl have\ni \u2022 sdsy formed a co partnership for thenar\n~.rvn.br. a GENERAL COMMISSION\nti .jM\u0027ss\u0027ni the city of Riehmoad, and have\nik\u0027-n the office on Shoekee Slip, lately occupied by\nv *, h* in ri . .\u0027he* hope, by person \u2022! atteatioa t\u003C\u003E\n..,, ~.,... \u2022,, merit \u0027tie patronage of thei l friends\nA. 8, |U MFEL,\n% Inril. -\u0027 tak\u0022 Iht\u00df opportunity of return me im\nnneere thanks to mi old friends aad pstroo\u00df for\n~., , er \u00bb| support, sad hope te receive seoe\nsnuai \u003En \u0022i Ihe \u00bbara Ito the new eoeeern\n, | dlmAcwSm A. S. SAM! RI .\nDISMM.I TltiN OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.\nThe co partnership heretofore aaiel n\u00ab be\nween ABN KR C MOOR X aad ANN \u00a3 O. W Xi S1\nil\u0027K. isthisdai dissolved by mutual consent. All\nhe del ts, property, acoooats. Ac .of even desetnp\n. ~. lie b. bj deed. SSsift\u00dfSd to us for the\n...\\ (,\u0027,.{ irediters, is therein named.\nAll persona indebted te the eoaoera are invited\n~ com \u25a0 forward immediatelj aad pa* up. as bo ie\nlulieni 8 b.he \u25a0 i wted All persmu bavins.\ns | :l ~ \u25a0 the o ineern will present \u003C.i\u0022\u0027\u0022. ! \u0022 us\nAssignees and trustees for Moors k Weisicsr.\n, ;1 j j a Manchester, Va.\nU*K HAVE THIS l\u00bbAi associated ours; ie\nto retl \u2022\u25a0\u25a0 Bnder the .-l* le ol L i LE FOfn IK A\nCO.. for Ibe purp iae efcondocrin a general COM\nMISSION. GROCERY and LX.I \u003E6 BUBINESB.\n\u25a0.! No \u00ab6Cary street.Sdoors be:owl\u00abhstreet, and\nres, tfullj solicit consign bis o| Merchandize,\nLate with Ellett* Drewrv.)\nNOTICE*\u2014 LOUIB C. GILLESPI X is this day\nadmitted \u2022 partner in my teiaine*. under the\nRiehmo\u00dfd, Jaa. t, IMA ja\u0022-lm\nDISSOLUTION Oi CO-PARTNERSHIP.\nThe firm ol DANDRIDGE Ie HART m thia\nday dissolved. !\u2022\u0027. I*. Hart retirine from the busi\nness Either i ari ncr ia authorized to use the same\nof the hrm ,:i settling up.\nWM.G. DANDRIDGE,\nDec. Mat, last. FRANCIS 15. HART.\nOn retiring from the GROCERY und COM\nmission Bus I NEBS, I return _my grateful\nshare of patronstte bestowed on \u00fcb. and take thia\nopportunity\/ to recommend im \u0027ate partner, W. \u0027I.\nDANDRIDGE, to you, who will continue the basi\naess, as one worth) oi yi\u003Eor confidence and sap\nJanuary Id. 1860. _\n( H\u003E-PARTNERSHIf* NOTICE;.- I have this\n*-\/ nay associated wi\u0027li rayaelf ia business my\nbrother, WM BODEKER, and will continue the\nlift i , AND APOTHECARY BUSINESS, at the\nold stand. No.WMain atreet. under the sts le of A.\nBODEKER \u0027\u2022 \u0027\u0022\u0027\u0027 Ihavealsn allowed Mr. WM.\n\\l. |i.\u0027. DE. v. a i ha* be in several years in my am\nploy, and is favorshfj known to my easterners, an\nnterest in the profits ,\u0027i the eoncera. To n.* nbl\niru nds and tbe public, ior their past liberal and\n\u2022.\u2022ti, r\u0027 mtinued patronage, I return m\u003E Btnst grate\nful thanks. Tbs now concern a-,11 endeavor, by\ncloaca tent\u0027on to business, liberal terms and an\naccommodating spirit, to incut a continuation oi\nthe same fivers. A. BODEKER.\nRichmond. Jan. 2d, la.\u0022.\nDISSOLUTION.- The firm .d ROODEY A\nMORRISti isthisdv- dissolved h*. mmnalco\u00df\nsent. K. W. RODOi- V.\nJanaar] M. 1866, b\u0027.\u0027i. .MOKR\u0027-r*.\n(\u0027e-Pertnership.\u2014The undersisaed have this\nd.-i- entered in\u0027o aen partnership, nnde tho i \u0027i\n,if IM! I\u0027lli k ST ROTH ER. for the purpose of\n.MAN\u0027 FACTURING TOBACCO.\nF. W. RODDKY.\nJan\u0027y_2. iy*- [jat\u2014dlml RH.BTROTHER\nQ 51 I P Bit O RE R AG E . ~\nThe undersisned have thi.-? .lav f..rr;ied a co\npannershin under the style of MILLSPAUGH .v\nREAD, for the purpose ol conducting the SHIP\nBROKERAGi BUSINESS, \u0027in..! respectfully so\n:, it!, patronage oi their friends and the public.\nA. MILLSPACGH,\nJAMES G. READ,\nCari and IStfa sts.. near the Dock.\nRichmi !\u2022.\u0027. .1 in. I, i^ ; \u0027. ia i\u2014 Im*\nnIKSOLI IION Ol- HO-PARTcStCK\u0026iiTP.\nThe concern ol BARKSDALE* READ istbis\nilsj dissolved, by mutual consent. The name of\nthe firm will be used by the partnersonb in liqui\nd ition. C. B BARKSDALE,\n\u003E.\u00ab.\u0027. READ.\nRichmond, Ist January, 18W. ja 2- 6t\nVOTII 1.. Tup CO-PARTNERPHIP hemto\n\u2022 \u003E foreexirtins under the Btvle of COX.TURN\nLEY .\u0027. HART, forthe manufacture of TOBAC\nCO. is this day dissolved bj the withdrawal ol E.\nJ. COIX Ir.-in th-\u25a0 concern Tbe business will he\nclosed hj N-. n TUHNLE i*. wlwi is authorized te\niettle ip \u0022\u2022 \u25a0 concern. I\u0027he businesa will be eoa\ntinusd h. \u00271 f\u0027RNLEY. HART .V MAUPIN.\nRichmoniL Dec.*). 1869. deM\u2014dlw\nf,;\u0027l INvi\u0027HAM i:.--\u0027l\u0027he ALBEMARLE\nI i N BUR A N \u2022..\u0027 11 COM PA NY, of\nCharlottesville, Va.\nt :r, v\u003C ~\u003E;;-:\nff*i. T. Kab.lv, G. T. Jobbs,\nIt. il. \u0022\u2022\u25a0l.a.lil Ii il. Tbi b. W i.\n.!\u0022\u2022\u2022 v Coi i:k -. \u003E, Dr. Chas. Cabtbb,\n\u0022r M. !\u2022\u2022 An;.; H\u0027-..\\, B. C. Flabbaoab,\nThoS. !.. t\u0022 SKISH,\nWM T. EARLY, President.\nJOHN WOOD, Jr., Secretary.\nThis Company. with a eapil il ai d iurplusof np\nwaros of !*v!!K!,O0O, looated in the heart of the\nOld ii\u0027iii-itii.-i: its abareholders identified in in\n:.....\u0022 with \u0027..\u25a0 citizens at Riehtnend.and eoa\ntii\u0027aiMi. to the prosperity and commercial pro\nresa of this city\u2014sound, safe, sad reliable\u2014 in\nsures against loss by Fire oa the most favoratde\nterms. W tti esa i lie t\u003C How is ; facta:\nlat. Bin le riska confined t\u0022 \u25a0-.\u0027\u2022 000.\n2d Amount of losses paid in hve year*;, say,\n~ nil Uto.\n3d. Divideada tad to stockholders darmi ttie\nsniue time, 66 per cent.\nAn,i *.icii antecedents, and with a determina\ntion io nn Bl all future fail claims, for loss prompt\nlv indsatisfactorils.the ALBEMARLE INiIjR\nANCE COMPANY centldentl* ask increased pa\ntronage at the hands of the good people tl Rich\n\u0022\u0022i\u0027o\u0027,\u0027 ; [RE I.m RANCn.aes*\u003C to\nTHOS. M. ALFRIEND, A,;ent.\nja i-. r ,t llth st.. Richmond, \\ a,\nii|iii*,s. Mill, n: ll Altos. HAH D\n**\u2022 CORN? -Fourth acnnal aurscription list now\nopen. If *\u0022n wish to be happy and at ease with\nyourself, keep Coras lr\u003C-u\u003E your feet for the year\n1860. Now is the tune to call, if you desire to tr*\u0022\nIreed et CORNS\u0027, BUNIONS, DEFORMED\nKAILS, kc . without pain or inconvenience v, bat\nsvi r, at ai in ih fee, Dr, SOU ULTZ, is daily, Ir..m\nHi. A .\u0022*!.. to 6, P. M.a.l ins of\u0026CO, Wail street lie\ntel. Wall street. y.\u0027o-\u0027zC\n\u0027)l\\i\\ LIGHT ROLLS and TKA BIS-OfiC\n\u25a0i\u0027 trcLTTS, HOT ROLLSand TEA\nCUlT\u00df.\u2014Havir.ji bad te Buspend the making \u003C\u2022!\nTea Biscuits and Bolls in consequence ofthe -rent\ndemand for our CHRISTMAS CAKES, darinr. the\nholidays. I hue now commenced uiii..nx those\nLIGHT ROLLSand TKA BISCUITS kvbkv kvk\nn \u25a0 so. JOHN J. RICHAR DSON\u0027B\nTea Cake Bakery and Confectionery,\njaa\u2014St* 206 Main street, near 9:h.\ntXTASHINGTON FACTORY, i\u0027ETEHS\nvI BURG.\u2014Having been appointed Areata lor\nthia f to y. we offer for sale the fotlowias arti\ncle! al factoi v ; ricel :\nCOTTON \\ ARNS froaa No t to 12.\nSEINE rwiNE. various sizes\nPLOI\u0027JIf LINK;:, laiseand small.\nCOTTON CORDAGE.\nAH \u25a0 t the bestq i-ilitjr.\nja .*.- s JOHN N. GORDON A \u00bb IN.\n\\\u0027 ENISOIY, BETTER. PEOI)R,Ae.-a\u00dfolba.\n\u00bb ire\u00abt, Yeateofl ; MO lbs. fresh BoM and Xc- Bat\nter: \u0027e\u003E i\u0027.ls Ten ceases Psmily and Extra Flour;\nMO tiusheu* fine Mercer Potatoes ;\u2022 boxes HincAp\nple Cheese : Ureen and Black Teas of hue qnalitj .\nforaaU be bj WM. G. DANDRIDGE,\nj-, .\u2022\u003E -ts Successor to Daadridcs k Hart.\nl\u003EOTTOvmv BON P.-Seated proposals will\nIi be received hj the Co\u00dfsa) of France in Vir\n\u2022\u0027 al ihe oflsce ofthe Vice-Consul of France\nni Norfolk, Va,, for a rWrTTOMRY BOND, of a\nsum I etween fifteen and sixteen thous md dollars,\non the French \u0027\u0022.ark URUGUAY and carse now\niv in. in the barber of Norfolk, and bound to I!a\\ re:\n\u003E-nl bond to le _ uaranteed at the loweat rate of\nl-ieil \u00bbt noon on ihe l\u0027lth day ef January, INiO, at\nBSi.l office.\nNorfolk, Ist Janaary, 1080. jaw~4t\nOIViIIUMt. -The President and Directots of\nthe EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA ha*e\ndeclared a semi annual dividend of 4\u0027 4 per cent.,\n\u25a0 ibject to \u25a0\u25a0 deducttoa \u00bbf U per cent, boaas, paya\nble on the 15th ,iistant.\nja .\u0022\u003E-\u2022.\u0027*\u25a0 W. P. SI\u0027ROTH ER. Cashier.\nHANK OF VIRtllN\u0027IA.f\nRiciimioii. .lamiarv 3d, 1800. \\\n\u0027I\u0027ll.: ItOAIt li op UIRt\u00ab TORS of this Hank\n1 have declared B DIVIDEND of 4 per cent, out\nof the profits of the last atx months, which, alter\npayiag \u0027\u003C per cent Umus te the .State. leaves \u0027S*i\nper cent., or $2*yf per share payaUe to the Stock\niiohiors. Ijat-dlOt) BAM\u0027L MARX, Cashier.\nnlVH\u00bbi\u0027:.NI\u003E.--T!ie\u0027ri,s dent and Directors of\nibe FARM ERR\u0027BANK uF VIRGINIA have\ndeclared adiiideud of Foi B per cent, out ofthe\nprofits oi the Institution forthe Kst sis months\u2014\ndsdacti\u00dfi therefrom one-fourth per cent, bourn* t\u003C\u003E\nthe t-\u0027tit\u0022, leaves s*M per cent, payable te the\nStockholders. J. A. SMITH,\njai\u2014iot Cashtsr.\nVol X !\u25a0:.- \u0027) i\u201e. Board of Di reetorsof the BANK\n- \u003E OFTHK OuM MON WEALTH Imvc this day\ndecUred a Dividend of tbbbbper esat. oat of the\nprohtsof tin- Iris\u0027itiiMoii, (subject to a bonus ol \u0027*\n\u0022t i I\u0027.-r cent, to tin. State,! par able on und after tho\n\u0027\u25a0\u003E\u0027\u0027\u2022 \u0022\u0022t J. if. MORTON, Cashier.\nKiciimoud, :td .lar.\u0027y, IMA ja t-St\nI No. 1 Halifax Cat MeT\n\u2022 \u25a0riac.B.BM bbls, No. 1 Halifax Alearives, in prime\norder, ior sale by\nVVOMULE k CLAIBORNE.\nNo. II Pearl stroet.\n\\ PPLES, i OOFIKIL fee.-By steamer to\nh L U J\u0027 *\u0027 \u0027\u0027\u0027-\u0027a-choice eating Apples; IWW tie.\nCodhsh ; 25 kit* Dutch Herriac\u00df. for sale low\nJ. P KAVEN\u0027AOH.\n172 llroud strest. below Ath.\nHONEY SOAP. lilvcerini\u00dfoap. Pumice, Palm,\nand p\u0027\u0026 (lastile .Soaps; also. Camphor L-e,\n\u0027-\u0027respite, Cold Create, and Otto H\u003E\u0022*e i ,y \u003E\u0027..\u0027..e,\nI . sale b) P. JORNerTON VI!M . limu. .\u0027\u003E\nh -_ TU By OOKHEN HtT\u0027t\u0027R\u00df fei Bale\nMAIStSIk. A PLEASANT-;\u0027.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=1044,394,896,8805"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00003","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"EDUCATION.\nEDUCATIONAL NOTIf\u0027E.- The duties if\n\u25a0* my SCHOOL will he returned on MONDAY.\n9th January, at ni* Fehoot-room, on Maibson tt..\nI.eiwern illav end Marshall I would le pleated to\nraeeivs a fow additions\u0027post\u0027s fur the balaaaeaf\nthe year. My Bohool Will steSSOB S\u0027th Ueceii.h-r\nBeat, siviag novtoatin\n1 vii.on Mhpa wtH ha raajairad ta t\u003E* paid monthly.\nR \u0027hiii. nd. J :nu\u00bbry 4th. Itm ja 5 -.It*\nL\u0027Otl ATIOVU. RbPTIJ E.\u2014The esereises\nt, of the subscriber\u0027s fCHOOL will le resumed\non TUESDAY, the Id January next, in Ins rooms\nm the BBSBBMBt ol the t aivsrssJtet Church. A\nlew additional pupliscan he received tor the hnl\niin.eof the session. 0. V. BURRI 88.\nI\u0027VHIIVII.I.K FEMALE NKIIINAKY--\nI Fsrmvilte, Prince Edward County. Va\u2014on the\nSmith Side Railroad, midway between Richtaood,\nPsterabari and Lyaekharf a deli htfuiiy health\nful loeatioa.\nThe dunes oi tlvs excellent and Snoriahiag Bsra\nmary will bs resosied MONDAY.Pth day Jsasa\nr-, is\u00bb(, at whi h tuut a limited Bomber ofynaas\nladies wili be received, in additina to the present\nnumber. Earl] app\u0027ic\u00dfti. n s:o\u003E ild Ikj made to\nHEO. i.A MONTE, A. M.. Prs\u00dfidsat.\nRi\u0027vmkmi:.:-Hoa. 11. A. Wise; Hon. J. It.\nTucker, Attorney Gen; lion. Jas. M. Mason, U.\n8 s : Rev. U..S. i\u0027o4gctt. D. D.; Rev. Leo. Roeeer,\nli. I). _ . (ie^-HJ.\n\u2022no PARENTS! AND OI ARDIANh of\nI i\u0027ICH MOM\u0022. VA -Aaeiect CLASSICAL ai d\nMATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on\n\u2022he Ist MONDAY in February. WO, at ROCK\nMILL ACADEMY, in Buckingham county. Va..\nrues. J. GARDEN. A. M., Principal. Taax*\nFi-\u0027t \u00bbMo*vths.\u20144B9Tuition,a\u00bbd tlMfoi board,\nke No e\u003Et-as. Only is tobohua None\nneed \u0027.i\u0027|i* who cannot stive testimonials of seed\nmoral habits, cither bj reference or certificate.\nThose who desire to have their sons or wards at\na sc 100 l under good discipline and where \u00bbh\u003C\u00bbv\nWill lie free from the haunts ol v .on and d svra\ntiofl, will have an opportunity of en.erit... them hy\napplying boob. Only a low more paptuieaabg ra\ncetved.\nFor information, asplv to C. H. BARKSDALE\nHs:i.. of the firm \u2022\u2022!\u0022 Itarksrialc A Brother, HLockos\nSlip, Ricbraoad, Va. \u003C\u003Ec 2- UK\nnEELEVCE HOSPITAL.\u2014This Isstitetioa,\n\u25a0J which h ii beea is suceesatel operation for the\nlastssvenysars, is\u00dfitusted\u00bbn Church Hill. Rich\nmoad, Virginia, in a delightful, siry polities, and\nis furnished with even convenience conducive tr\nthe comfort of patients and the iwrnsaafal treat\nn.ent ot disease.\nIt has lately unilcrironi extensive repair?. Rooms\nhave been nicely famished suitable to the accom\nmodation oi gentlemen who may find it iaooavo\nnieat to he treated at their private lodgings.\nPartienlar attention will be paid to the tying-ii\nwords, which are peeuh rl* commodious.\nterms:\n( Payable on the removal of thr* Patient.)\nWrite Patients, per week \u2022?*\u003E\ntto! \u003Ered do. do. 6\nPrivate Rooms, so. f7toSU\nfc j*. I\u0027 11 v Boeeptaacee res aired for patients iron\nthe country, unices where the parties are known t\u003E\none of the Physicians of the Hospital.\nThis includes aU char gee for Board. Medical At\ntendance. Nursing and Medicine. B* an arrange\nine\u00dft with the Infirmary of \u00bbhe Medical College, i\nsmall additional fee, rangiag from AS to 930, wil\nI a char.cd for Surgical cases. Tne particular son\ninaj be ascertained before band by application t,\non\u2022* \u003C\u003Er the attending Physicians.\nNn Small- Po:; admitted.\nBk_ N\u0027n Patient received for less thaa a week.\nTiie undersigned veil riva their personal atten\ntion tesll Patients placed in their Hospital.\n\u25a0HI\u0027IMHSr, rIIVSK lA\u0027.rl 1\nJAM KS BOLTON,M. li., Grace st.. lietwcen 4\nind 5i h.\nTHOMAS POLLARD, M. D., Governor St., Is\n\u25a0tour above Richmond House.\nO. A. CRENSHAW, M. D., opposite America\nHotel.\nWM. W. PARKER.M. D.. Law Boildmj.cor\nncr of Ifth .-, nd Kranklin sts.\nC. W. P. BROOK. M.D., Resident Physician.\nja-\u0027-O\nIMlfC\u0027l.tllV (IE TIIE MEDICAL COL\nI LEGE.\u2014This Infirmary is situated at the corns\noi Man hall and 00l leu est reels, in ea elevated an\nte ilthful position, convenient to the Railn ad I\u0027\npots. Hotels aad other centres of business, i\u0027\nBshed with ever] arrangement requisite Ii\ntccessful treatment \u003Cd diseases and injurie\nortbe comfort ofthe sick. All persona re\n\u00bbg MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid, exec\nti-anc and those laboring under ooatagioi\nat s. are admitted into t!ie institution. I jii\nmen ure also received ami carefully ottende\nio.\nPrivate rooms furnished when desired.\nThe patients are under the charge of the Profes\nso-a ~f the College, who visit the wards daily. Tl\ncli-\u0027ir-es for Board, -Medici Attendance, Nursti\nsnd Medicine arc, for ret wee\nv\\\u0027h.\u0027\u0022 Patients SB\nColored \u0022 \u2014 .AS\nPrivate Rooms 7 to f is\nIn sddil ion r -\u003E the above rates, tn cases raquirit\n% Surgical Operation, by a. reeroent with t ie i r.\nurn tors oi ihe Sellevae 11 rspital, a small fee\ncharged for the operation, vary in? froiii $ltosil\naccording to its importance. Tne particular fee\nany case ma] tie tsccrtaiaed by appneatior toeit\nsr of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ph\nsician.\nAU charges payable oa the removal of the b\nAttesdins Hart-eons\u2014Profs. GIBSON, PETIC\u0027\nLAS and WELLFORD.\nAttending Physicians-Profs. TUCKER CON\nW.a \/and McCAW.\nResident Physician\u2014EDMUNDS MASON, M.\nSteward\u2014P.M. PA s? H is tl.\nPresident\u2014L. 8. JOY A KS. M. I).\nPersona in the count ry, desiring to send patio n\nRiarv. ma-, address either th.-- Preside\niri6-ly\nNii AND SEWING MACHINES\ni*B PATENT LOCK STITCH SEV\nlIiNE. Trice tfiu to $120ei eh.\nTLLCOX k Gl\u00df\u00dfS\u0027celebrated SER\naiNE, invented bj J. E. A.Gibbe,\nPocahontas county. Va. Price $\u003C\u00ab\n1 hose wishing a; rood, low-priced, we\nhie Machine, are assured that tbe sups\nclaimed for this Machine can be ri ted\nSE-A*KIN*B FAMILY KNITTING\n5, a new aid nseful invention forsale\nDARBY S JOHNSON, Agents.\nNo. 13 Governor Richmond, Va.\nosc (\u0027eslro-is of obtaining nn A tenej for\nthese celebrated Machines in Virginia,\nl:na and To\u00df\u00dfessee, will had it to their\n;,...\u0027..\u0027 early application, D. ic J.\nja 2 -lm\nION I STS\u0027 FIX rURES.\u2014 Havteg my\nitory, eithcalsrged facilities and great\n\u0027 loi- h.n\u0027-ry. in v.- incomplete opera* ioc,\nders from my l.vmer customers,maa]\nwere disappoiated laat year in oobbb\n:he burning ol my shop. My machinery\nnd ol \u0027he bestcheracter.\nfew FLATTENING MILLS en hand,\ni\u00dftinueto maaufaeture M I U.S.\u0027IAN DS,\nand BENCH KNIVES, ol liserenl\nMy IMPROVEU BAND, arith ribbed\nil bssatirely reliable and much 1.-etter\nd kind oi li.ui\u0027ls vvitii plain casings.\nR. M. BMITH.\nEE\u0027S NOTICE.\u2014C. BtyytTC\u00df\u00dfi baa.h]\nd of this date, i which ia of record in the\nice of the Hastings Court ol the City ol\n,) conveyed to me in trust, for the bens\nreditors, all of his stock of Trimmings\nof every description in his store. No. I. B\net. also\u0027 all of the d\u0027-hts due to Bim. I\n:irite.l lorn m* a goat to make sale, ;\u003En\nhe stock on band, and to collect the del ta\nie.\nwanting goad* in the Trimming r. i I\nc, will find it to their irtttrt*! to maki\nas liir business must h, ttpsil \u00bb;\u25a0.\nWM. F. WATSON, Trustee,\nid, Mst December, ja 2-lm\nCE-TO F A It H E R B ANI) ME\u00ab\nsT.S WI-O USE AND DEAL IN\nPLABTER-\u2014Ws would cell your sve\ntion to our stock, bow in hand, oi the\nIDSOR SOFT BLUE PLABTER, aor\nh .special reference to the interest of the\nJ the trade generally,\nlong experience in the basiaess,aadgiv\nersoaaJ attent loa\u2014eeeing thievery tut\ncoopered and in . ood shipping order, aad\nrtboroashiy pulverized\u2014we hssard no\niviiii that it will he to rour iaterest to\n\u25a0all. Farmers sending bags will t* fur\none dollar lc\u003C\u0022. per ton. A libsraldis\nietrc.de. Befereaoea\u2014 Edntoad, Davea\n,. Jaa-T Botler, and othei raerchante.\nk 8. F. SHARP, bteais Plsster Mill,\ni* South \u00abide of tne Dock,,Riaa\u00dfJ\u00dfsnd.\nOE MILL RICHMOND 6ROI ND\nI\u0027ll\u00df.\u2014The Buhscriber bss earnesth la\ni tie |,a**t four years, to exclude Vorthsra\ntaster, by the establishment of a Home\nsupplying sbarttote superior tossy rc\nm the North, .and claniis a perMCl\nhe\u0027s leave to return his jirstelnl thanks\nruns, and asks to inform all interested\ns completed his improvements that Will\nn to suppij aaj iltinand that mar ur\u0027 is\n\u003Cit l.iiinp is heavy, (Tfeaaed upon the\nly increased use of a superior rt\u0027\u0027c-\u0027.\nniu the purest Windsor (Nova\u00dfeotia\nwith sseeisJ reference to its nehaess in\nef Lime \u0027i\u0027ho reputation of his iirat-.i!\ntstaised at svery \u00bbSort and cost and he\nan experimental trial of ihoso wh\u0022 Bays\napplication of thia vnina\u0027d. fertiliitr.\niSS H. CLAIrWRNE.No.iI Peai rt.\n1.\u0027.-Havilli\u0022appointed Mr WILLIAM !\ntAY, of this city, mi attorney .\u00bb itli fall |\ntot for me ia all matters relating to the\na.. V. CRF.NBHAW. deeessed, ail per\n\u0027ted to the \u0022State v lit please irmke pav\nnd those cliinis against, the same\n\u2022 present theiii to in* s nd attorney..\nLUCY GIIEN\u0027SIIAW.\nBuatetratrix ofA V. Ctreaahaw. deed.\nnil. Dec. Hth, t\u00bbB\u003E. de 31\u2014dt __\nSK\u0027NSI.-.Mercliants, Meciianics. Law\n\u0027oi-lors. and ail others in Waat of SIGNS,\nd to cill on j\nLEWIS L. MONTAGUE. !\n\u0022 Hank and 12th sts.. who continues to\nute all work in his line with dispatch,\nand on the lowest terms. J\nNOTICE.\u2014 All persons havim; claims a.ainst\nthe estate of V\\ illiamson Allec, deed, are re\nquested to present them, properly authenticated,\nto the undersigned for settlement. i\nWILLIAMSON W. ALLEN. |\nExecutor of W illiamson Allen, deed.\nd^lW *\nOFFICE RICH. A YORK RIVER R. R. Co..f I\nRichmond. Dec. 23,1869. S |\nPROPOSALS addressed to the undersigned are\ninvited, for building iv Virginia one Passenger\nm^oiit^\nOITICI R. A D. 8. aVCO.,I\nDecember 19. ISSJ*. \u003C\nNOTIf\u0027E.--The Coupons of the Bonds of this\ncompany due on the Ist Janiary, ISUO. in New\nYork will le paid at the I nioa Bank in that city.\n-\u0022^\u2022^JJo\u0027wrWcKENBROUGH.\nde \u00bb-tS TIBBjBBHBf.\nFAMILY FLOLR--0f superior quality, for\nin WCUIR A 00\n11\/rAt\u0027REREL.-TS k\u0027ts Extra 140 1; 30 bbls\nM Medium aad Small No 3; aVraate by\ndsM-tw LEWIS WEBB A JOHN O. WADE.\nPRKAT BARGAINS can le bad at E. GOLD\nL\u00bb RMIT\u0027B, *aj6 Br.ad street, aa lis is selliuit bib\nstock of Goods oft* at cost prioe.\nB\u0022\u0022KAR IT IN MINO-OOLD.SMIT\u0027S whole and\nentire stock of Goods is to be closed out at\n\u25a0-. st price, in satieipation \u2022\u2022 ismoviiiit.\nl)I.AYlN\u00ab\u00ab - ARIl\u00bbS.--\u00270.iiosaa\u0027Ss..rted Playing\nI I\u0027.r.L fr,,\u00bbn rhesnest to hi-\u0027 \u0027\u2022\u0027\u25a0\u0027 t price. to\u0027 Hale\na OWJIEItx (","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=1913,413,951,8808"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00004","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"**s* FOR NEW TORE FIRST VESSEL.\n________ Richmond .in.l New York I.me of Packets.\nsuperior fact s-iilinx Bebr. W VTIIE. J. I\nB. TtT m.k. master.havm- a tuition of her cargo |\nsaatassdaadgoiar nn h\u00abMir4, will have. \u003Cmiek dis- 1\npatch. For bslaaceof freitbtspety to II\njat-ta DAVID A WH. CURBJB. a\n______ FOR NEW FORK-The superior fart .\nsfS!tt*\u00bba,ilinK sehocner ISABELLA THOMPSON,* \u0027\nCos ion, h ivitiir a portion of her ear- \u0027\ngo slreadi on Board, will hive quick dispatch. For |J\nremainder, apply to\nja4-6t WM. 0. COLynTT A 00. Q\n\u003E,_e IOR \u00ab IIiRf.F.STON. S. C.-Tlwaa- ! s\n\u00a3jt Superior fast-sail in-- Bchr. \u0022.TANK C. PAT- I 1\n\u2022***\u25a0 I\u0027EKSON.\u0022 cMii\u0022 Hand, master. Bavins\nI eoeaiderabta portion ..f her cargo sag aged, will\nhave dis natch for the above port. For remainder I \u0027\nI pi] to\nVY. P. COLQUITT k CO.\n__ Mint E.\u2014The steamer CURTIS 1\n\u00a3PECR will, after MONDAY next. | a\nj *. r \u003Eth inst.. (i\u0027scontiiitte running be- \\ ~\nl\u0027i,rtsii\u0027.outh and Nortolk, until fur I i\n,er XI.EN COVE. Car*. Z.C.Giproao. I\nf ths regular run betweea tin*. Ports\n*i,*rf\u00ab!k. teaving the wharf st Rocketta i\ni-erv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and I\nlORNINOS, at it 1 , precisely, and re\ntoraateday, (Sonosy axoepted,! \u2022Me\nat the same hour.\nH*. O. BijSETNS.\n\u25a0__\u0022\u0022 i n v ,\\iii; of hoi it at\nTO PORT3MOUTE i\n\u0022AND NORFOLK. AND REDUC- I\nFARE.\u2014 The GLEN COVB aad CUR- **\no-ill. oa sad niter Meade*\u0022 next, ard of \u00ab\nye the wharf at Rocketta, every morn- a\nn excepted.) at \u2666\u00bb.\u0027, o\u0027otoek, precisely : .\nye leaving ever* Mon,lay, Wednesday\nmorniiH\u0027s. and ths Curtis Peck every\nbnradsy \u00abnu Saturday mornings, and 1\netaraeack alternate days, towelling at *\nuir landings going and reteming. \u25a0\n.r the round trip, to and from Ports- _\norfoDLBA ToOity Ih.itit *4. I\nR.O. H ASK INS. }\nTIIK ADAIIS\u0027 EXFBfESS I OM* |\n\u0027ANY. IM .*!*\u25a0\u003E\u2022 St.. be.\/ins resumed\nheir STEAMSHIP EXPRESS to nnrl r\nFOLK, PETERSBtRG and RICH-\nSteamers JAMKSTti\u0027.VN aad ROA\neh leave NEW VORI every WED- t\nnd BATURDAY, and thence by RAiI - \u0027\nVEI.DON. WILMINGTON, LYNCH- I i\nLEM.WYTUEVILLE.and the r.rir.ci- i\nVI iii I Ni-A \u0022.ml N\u003CMi I\u0027ll C A RoT.INA, \u25a0\npared to forward, with -reat dispatch, 1\niitcs, every kind of Merchandise,Vata- I\ni.Jewelry,Ac, to the above-named ci- \u25a0\nplaces o:\\ the sr ibosrd.\ness on the Steamships will !\u003E\u00ab accora ;\nSPECIAL MESSENGERS, who v il. \u2022\narsonal attention to the careful handling\nrested t\u003En ths ADAMS\u0027 EXPRESS CO.\u0027I\nIP EXPRESS,\nsill (\u0027lease take notice that packages to \u0027\nnoma and North Carolina will he tent I\ni. unless otherwise marked. \u0027,\nBceived, on day of Bailing, until So\u0027clk 1 i\nj. l. Mcdonough.\nAscent of Adams\u0027 Expreas Co.\n, NOTICE.- Expreaa packages for Not\ntborg, Richmond, and .-ul plrtcea in Vir\north Csrohna, intended for shipment by\nROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, will (\nc received by the ADAMS\u0027 EXPRESS \u0027\n\u0027. who are the authorized scoots for Ex- [\nei.es oa these ships,\nhe New York and Virginia Steamship\nLUDLAM \u0026 PL3EABANTB. Ag\u0027te.\nR O B1 _*_\u00bb \u0027\naIK I) S 1! %a \u00ab\nBIRDS!!! **\u25a0 I\nCHRISTMAS PREBENTS\nuhition of BiHfiS from the four guar- ]\nglobs, a splendid variety jus*\u0027 received ;\nut Indies. Five varieties of the small- \u0027\ni BIKDSin the world. In,ported CA- \u0027\nthat Sing by lias llrht. A virie\u0027v nt [\u25a0\nI) BIRDS. TALKING PARROTS.\u2014 11\nSTARLINGS, that speak.\nSTREET, nine doora above the Vir\n\u2022al Railroad Depot. de 38\u2014at* h\nPIANOS, *C- P. POLBTEK, corner\ni\u0022h and Broad streets, Richmond Va-, I !\n:i:c-:t for AV:u. Knahe \u0026 Co., of Balti \u0027,\nhe sale of PIANOS, other Musical I-.- .\nand other a tides in the \u00ab-\u0027n.e line. \u0027,\nace..miiio.latt\u0022 - tne celebrated\nsquare PlANOsUnade m hi\u00dfsaidnnn I,\nrj. for cash. VlOl [NS.GITITARS, BAN- I\n.i.\u0027.N STRINGS. Ac of direct impor\nSouthern manufacture, wholesale and j\nmoa hired out, tuiud and repaired.\nFRKIHII***. 3_a_____.\nd J M 11,1.1 NE R V STOIt E . _\u00a3\u00a7\u00a3\/\u00a3 I\npejHOME MADE BONNETS. CLoAKS2tfl\\ss\nAND BEAD DRESSES.\nMrs. 8. M. FA RIB 3 h is now oti hind aa tin-.? an\nissortmenl ..1 BONNETS, CLOA KS AN D II BA o\nand BLEACHED AND TRIMMED in the latest j\nst*lea Also, a fine assortment of DRY GOODS\n\u0027i\u003E numerous to mention *\u0027*\u0027\u0022 a*e selling alli.fl\n-~ \u25a0 \u25a0 mve goods at greatly \u0022educed prices. We re\n\u25a0:n 1. nviteallwho want cheap gi odg to ;ivs !\nus ii call, al \u0022so SI Broad st . between ;\u0027:i and \u0022\u0027.:. j\n\u003Cie 12\u2014 lm* Cor. Bthand Byrd st .on Can \u0027. \u0027\n\u003Eq r CHEAP BOOT and SHOE STOB E.\nprepHr-.tory to leaving the city. j.i\u0027J-T.t*\n~ a\\ F ! N E FA I OF WEIX-\nti.y he seen at th. American Stables.\u2014\n___J_ B ____,\u0027l hey \u25a0. an he 1, \u2022 \u2022 14.: iT low. an the owner btH !\n* B * M5 assfortin in. \u0022ipplyto\nANo.l private CARRIAGE, nearly new. suitable I\ncither f- ra pi ivata C, t riage or Hack, \u0027i hey can he I\n\u25a0een at the stables of Messrs. Davis A Bntchesaa, |\n\\ . rei \u0027 i argai\u00df may be had bj application to\nno?-\u0027\u2014 ta E. B. COOK. Auctioneer.\ni THKrgli\u00dfSr\u00dfme.R bavin, purchased\nI\u0027ilil ii STORE of :he late JOHN VV.\n\\._\u00ab POLLARD, on 17th, between Grace aad\n\u00a3;3\u00ab, ilroai l streets.\u0027and madelarneaddition to the\nstock, now ofter\u00df to the public a well selected as\nsortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES and FANCY\n; ARTICLES, aad solicits the former patronage of\ntin- house.\nSaving had a loir: experience, he wiu.rivi ,\npersonal attention to puttins up preeenptions\ni JOHN W. FRAYSER.\nWM. IRA SMITH\u0027S\n1 \u00ab\u00bb*{_ SOUTHERN! CLOTHING MANUFAC\nJt\\ TOBY,\nI tyS ESTABLISHED IN IM*,\nI \u2014\u003E-*- AT nic i! moa v, i\/fia iy l a\nIt is a f.,\u003C-t not .; en.-rally known, that I estar.lisli\njed niv Clothing manufactory in this citj itN\nYEARS AGO and have constantly tor teat time\ncontinued to cut and make a larue portion of lit 3\nstock in Richmond, aa hundreds of my eastomera\ni w 11 testify to, snd bavins inoreaaed mj fbreasfrom\ntime to time, am.now lictter prcpueii to. receive j\n\u0027 as lon as they can 1* had of Nortbora ho\u00dfses, and I\nj enual in style and material. I\nBeing a practical maa atmj business,\u0027*** hat\nthouidt rs, i i Sa ter myself tiiat 1 can fiiveas niiici.\nand aa good an article for the price, aaaai house\nLei those win. wish to build up sorely Southern |\nj first, and let Hum reap the reward thej BO justly\nI merit for east, pr-.s\u0027ni or .;\u0027\u2022\/! ur- services. IHI.-\nIS NO HUMBUG, as 1 can prove hy from ft to IM\nnai ds now in ib] employ,sad man) oi them have\nI home, mote BSpeoiaily When you can .1\u0022 ... vv itiii ut\n| ZjT CRAWrORD\u0027S SALOON.\nj \u00b0\u0027 U T RICHMOND, VA.\ns - V.CRAWI-\u0027OKD. Proprietor.\n*=**\u0027 Lovers of good eating ami always\nfind there the very choicest\nOYSTERS, FISH, CHOPS, WINES, ,\nGAME, STEAKS, LIQUORS, !\nCIGARS, Ac, Ac,\nI to beobtaiaed in any K-ating House in this mbi\nI tr\u003E- __ \u00ab!\u003C* y-iiii .\n_ THE ST. NICHOEAS SALOON.\n! \u0027 \u0022.-\u0027* \/_ ] \u0027e.xt to Exchaaae Hank, is now l:il\u003C-d\ni -._ kL*_Pwith the best, of everything tn t\u003Ee\n\\-.*._jr CONFECTIONERY line. The ladies\u0027\n\u25a0*\u0027-** r apartment has aneergoae a thorough\nI renovation, and tbe laities are BOW invited! .call\nI iud partake\u0027*i OYSTKHN and other delicacies \u00bbi\nilio season, aeived at short notice. !\niOHN E. DOBKRTY.\nwit MERCHANT TAI LO R .AOtJp.\nWl* U:h ST. BETWEEN MAIN and VARY,\nIr Ufa received a supply of the best IOR\n. - JJL, j-\u0027li\u0027N and AMERICAN GOODS, wiiioh he\nwill makeup tor the lowest remunerative probts.\nI. .*\u0027.- Keying suiail expense, 1 can mf-.tsf Bf |\nthe a;:nic-aments twenty per cent, oheape* thar\n%r en? olner \u00abK\u00bb\u00bbblistinicnt in the cits. \u0027X- \u2022\u0022\u2022\u2014Ban\nCELLING OFF AT COST.\n0 FOR CASH ONLY.\nI Conteinplatin; to make a chain c in my business,\n1 shall, front this day until the Ist oi Fe\u0027tuary.\noiler in\u003E entire stock of\nSTAPLE AND FANCY PRY GOODS\nAT A*\u0027J BELOW COST,\ni FOR CASH ONLY\u0027\nMv Stock of Goods comprises every variety of\nFOREIGN AND DOMESTIC tiOODS\ngenerally kept ia Dry Goodfl stores, and has lately\nbeen much isereasea by large additions from see\ntion sa!-tti. Having nsvsr before solicited any ta\nvor on the score of BORiag otl at cost. 1 can assure\nmy friends and the public that 1 am determined\nupon tAu occasion to irive them a chance for pro\ncuring which are not oiten otlered to\nthem. Cill and eouvince yourself.\nM. MITTEI.DORFER,\nde S- -lin No Sib Broad street.\nctoi\u0027ksTfor sale.-*\n}0 VIRGINIA STATE STOCK,\ni RICHMOND CITY STOCK.\nNORFOLK CITY STOCK.\nI VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, Mta MORT\nOA\u0027iK BONDS.\n10 SHARES VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA\nRINK. .\nIn Bums te suit purchasers, by\nnoi\u0027.-ts t iL V !{l PT J? Cr Z f \u0027i i *_^\u00b0*\nIVORY BALANt I. lItNDLK TABLE\nCUTLEiY.\u2014Just received a new lot of both\nTable and Desert KNIVES, handsome pattsriis.\nA lso. a tew doxen fine Ivory CAR VERS, and a va\nriety of other TABLE CUTLERY, of diflerent\nTo lie sold in lots to accommodate families snd\nothers, very cheap. Apply at E. B. COOK\u0027S\nde 16- ta Auction Store, 70 Main street.\nS*_liIL.TEOSKIRTS, QLILTEDSKIRTS.\nW, Opea.BK this morning, two hundred more oi\nthose splendid quilted Skirts, with Steel Hoops\nand adjustable Buslle. white and colored. These\nSkirts are decidedly the most oiuiortahle article\nnow worn by the Indies. lam selling them at very\nredaoed prices. Everybody ou s ht to h\u00abveone.\u2014\nTo bs hadonly at MAll.ErlT\u0027S\nCheap Store. 41 Mam st.\nQURSttMia Fl.l ID.-A siuail lot of lw-*i inrs\n\\* itm I iiul I\u0027m sate i.v the Lace! or laltea.\nw. ri: r i- i.si.N.i.\u0027..*. Main Bt.\n\/IKMENT- Rossadsl; H.vdr.iil.c-f.tin l.vrrels\n\u2022b lor sals by I*o. li. DAVENPORT. |","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=2794,375,959,8808"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00005","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"FUTURE DA VS.\nBg at. B.\u00a3soh, Atact.\nITORSES. MULES, Ac.,7\\T Al \u0027 TION.\u00ab\n--* * On .\u0022ATi*RPAV.?\u0027h last, Bt We\u0027cUtca*, I wRI I\nsell, at the ITarss tjoton Council Chamber Bill,\nBe*\/eral HARNEPH and SADDLK UUISKS. I\u0027\nammtssi which is the retebrsted BisHton. HEI- j\nI PIOW, roar years old, sertestJj Booed and I |\nworks in s;u\u00bbleur doiioie tnwness; said to !\u003Ee \u0027 ;\nast trottir.\n\u0027.-A pair or vers terse MULES, three yearn\nhe to Bar\u00dfess. entuely -.entle and reliable; \u0027\nno fault, tha owner uaviag noiuitiier use \u0027\n\u0027\u0022ill\u0027f\u0027GV a r.d HARNESS, ia rood order.\n11. a COOK, Auctioneer, i\nSy Alex, Notl. And.\nrniMTiKi:. ok yoooiai ani\u003Egro\u00abf. I\nI !( i er. Bo.\u2014Will be sold at aaetiee. st my j\nsore. on BA TL\u0027R \u0027JAY niorninir next, the 7lh ins-.. |\ncommencing n\u003C in o clock. a reaeral assorttsienl\nll\u0022!\u0027Si\u0027.l!\u00ab\u0027I,!i f\u201e,i KITCHEN PURNITURE \u0027\ni X i UOoDS. OLOTHINii, BOOTS, SHOES,!\nUATB sad CAPS. , _ I \u0027\n\u0027.;*\u2022 i;. XI MM.- \u00bb\u003E ht\u0027ls. \u0022Whiskey; M hli\u0027s. b rench\nBrandy; s bbls. Bolli nd Bra; no blue, old Cogaae j\nALBO\\--* doa. S rOMACH HITTERS.\njaa ALEX. WOTT, Aaetionser.\nBy Thoi. W. Keesee, Alict\u0027r, i\nt Oasee corner 12th mii Ciiry sts. I\nI\u0027OPMiS ANl\u003E \u0022\u25a0ilT.ilS FOX SAME AT t\nti AUCTION \u2014Will be offered oo SATURDAY i\nMORNING, Jsaaerj 7th, eomaaaaei\u00dfg at io J \u003C\no\u0027clock, at the horse suction !\u0022\u2022, on Council \u003C\n__h.ini.or Hill, severs: SADDLE and HARNESS i\njao-lt Tn(S. W. KEEBFE. Aaet.\nHO It Ms. CARRIAGES, BUCGIES. Ac,\nAT PUBLIC AUCTION.\u2014Wa will sell, at\nnn. to tne highest !.i\u003Ci-ter. on SATURDAY. !\niof Janaar* instant, en the preraiass.al 12 I i\ni the STOCK ofthe late firm oi Moore A t\nWeisive;-. consisting of HORSES, CARRIAGES, I\nBUOGIES. WAGONS. CART, HARNESS, OOF- i\nTbrxs.\u2014Ninety ilvs. forunil atbted negotiable j\nBotes BUMFUOT A FRIEND.\njmo\u2014Zt Trustees.\nCERGEANT\u0027S BALE.- In onedissee te an or\n\u003E-7 der of the Huatines Court of the cttv ol Rieh\ninoini, made NcTember 19th, l\u00abst\u0027. itim attach-1\nni\u0027lit ot Morris A. Myers against J, M Lewis,, I\nwill sell, in front of the Cit) Ball, on WEDNLS-\nIht i next, tin* nth m-t int. i that being Court dai .\u0027 \u0027\u25a0\nto the hmhe\u00dfi hidder, lor cash, the interest..,! the | !\nMM. Lewis, as assignee ol James A, Carter,\n.ro man named MILES, now in thenw and !\nsion of Mis. Patees Praser. for her life.\nwhich interest is embraced in sai i attachment,\nTHOMAS I. DUDLEY. \u0027\nja.l-\u0027.ltds ser.-eant Cite of I\u0027tchn qii.l.\nI Fs SAJLK *Jt lt4.At.Ka.tdt l ..\u0027* j\narj 7th. .it II o\u0027clock, at tiie blacksmith shop of-j\nJ.*vme\u00df D. Michel:, oa 17th street, tbe following ;\nbhtcki li.iths\u0027 tools, levied na byrne. to satisfj aa I\nexecution inrnv hands in tavorofWm. II- An Irevcs I\n1-. buues U. Mitchell and R. v l. Courtaei: 2 Bel\nlows: 2 Anvil-: 7 Hiiii.tuois;3 Vires; .ot Bew iron: I ,\nloi old Iron; lot oik Timber; lot WssonSpokes: lot ,\nold Wheels; lot Hoea and Rakes, nn.l othei tools |\ngenerally foundinablacKsmith\u0027g sin-p i i\nTEHMS-Cash. JNO. W. WRIGHT. D. S .\nibllN A GEORGE GIBSON, BUILDERS, I\nJ RICHMOND, Va., would respectfully info ai\ntheir friends and the pa bite tenor-ally, tost tin-ir I ,\nestti\u0027 lisbm nt, at tbe corner of Carj and \u003C\u0027\u2022 lists.. I\n(recently destroyed b) firs,) has been rebuilt mn\nsubstantial manner, and that tticy are now me- j,\npared to resume operatio\u00dfs in their department ol I\nbusiness on an es tensive scale Tothisesd the; |\nhave enlarged their workshops, Rod famished\nteem with all the improved MACHINERY \u0022il\nother appliances which canJ\u0027actl tat. or eased t\nthe pr\u003C*eclltipa oi CARPENTRY WORK ia ita\nvarious branches.\nTheir rev.\u0027 Saw Mills on Mayo a Island .ire now\ncompleted oa such aseateofcapicitj sswillenabh\nIto meet the increasing demands ol tbe city I\nihlin. timbers. The inilhi are of ihe largest I\nlost approved kind, built bar George l\u0027a~o a I\nI Baltmiore.and ha vine tin ir patent motions\ntachmente. The Steam Eo me, of one bun- |\nlorsa p \u0027hit. v. i:i built bj lonn k JaipesTur I\nj ti \u0027.-: cit* . \u0027I hi v hays on livud several r.ilts I\n; i itep ne loss, and have made arrangement* I\na cont nuous supply. a\u00dftl are prepared to fill I\nders promptly, at reasonable prices ar.d on J\naccommodating terms Thei reli\n\u2022\u003C!,.- mechanic to work \u0027In ir I itii much mo. and w.li I\nfurnish plasterers laths ia any quantity thnt may j\nhe desired. _ , i\nThey will.aa heretofore, l\u0027imis : i i-\u0027.\\n\u003C nnd k-*- j\ntim*t\u0027-- I \u003Er buildings und other isnprovemeets. I\nand will contract forthe erection and eomyietiun\nof the same, in the city or country. J\nI the liberal patronage extended to them in\ni\u0027.i.slo the cit \/.ens of Richmond and other I\nBS of the State, the) bes leave to express I\nKrateful thanks, and assure them thai tne] I\nendeavor bj every meaes tn their power to I\nwent h eontinnao.ee of their favor rind coniideiicc. j\nt7-|RGINIA \u00abTI\u00bbVi:S! VIRGIKIA !\n\\ STOVE*,!! VIRGINIA STOVES!!! I\nRICH MO YD *1 q\\\u0027E WORKS, I\nMannfactureaattb-scelebratod .\nf-\u0027OCTIiERN STOVh. FOUNDRY,\nIVES, ofthe most desirable styles and of bitbc I\nIRAN rs.fINKS,, Ac, *c., and most il.--.ni\n;ofli*ht Machinery and Ornameatal Castings. I\nc iir.iyrictoi i.s convinced that suffioieul ~ i \u003C i\nye patroas could be Found in his market who I\n;,l paj the valneof stood article, to testify him I\nleuseol the best materials and ib t leemploy- I\n\u2022ii competent mechanics. Two-thirds .\/ th, j\ni.ders employed on these Stover, an I trstnte\u00dfS, I\nhay, learned their trade at th si works.\nsse Stoves have beea raduallj rain in? favor I\nI they have b*come the most popular oi any ia\nTheir superior st and simplicity ol .* t ie- |\n.ii iie.-\u0027i! arlj fits them tor ths use of servants, i\nBPAIRIN(3 PLATES prompt!) supplied. 1\nnners and Stove de ilers t.ir..u boot the South\ndesired to forward their o-ders to\nASA -\u0027N i\u0027 DER, Richmond. Va.\ni!e ji dlincwSm I\nKr v\u0027.n \\\u0027,. -- W TfX. ~~k B. DON NA N have ro |\nmoved their sto.-k of BAKBWARE, CUT-\nI, to their Iron-front Store, jast erected I\nstilt-ot lit * i or Governor sireet. near I\nc they will be pleased to see their I\ncustomers ifl -r tins date. I\nthe recent horning of the Vifn-\u003C. \u0027ji\u0027h- j\nlishment considerable delaj has been I\nin the completion of th.eir store,snd\nt prepared for their reception, dp not\nnny interruption shall he occasioned I\nine*is. .1\nlime we hope to have everythias in j\nir.of \u00ab lncii .Ine notice will I*o civea. i\nfor the linera! bestowed 1\nman] years past,siid believing weshall I\nrepared, in all re.tp..i is, than ever, to I\nnr business in onr n\u00abw location, we re I\noli.it a continuance of tin* sua-.\nI, Jan. M, MM ji3-6t*\nIVORS AN ** WIN ES.\u2014WINBTON\nKRS, corner ofCarj and Penrl st.s.,\nBBtly on band the finest old Loadoi 1\nicssej snd Otard, Dupuj k Co. BRAN I\nie and dark; finest ..1.1 WHISKIES.\n\u25a0 ! pure I.\u0027*e, verj o : d: finest ohi Peach\n\u25a0IRAN DIES; finest old We 11 no is X\u0027 M\n.1 iiiN. with a laree assortment of ota- 1\nIn WINKS, wo have MO basketsoi the\nHAMPAGNES; Madeira, Sherry aad I\n\u00a38 ie OBe-e.uarter and ene-eixhth pack I\noni\u0027rm ht which we ure constantly I\nMi. For sale as low BB similar -;i.ocls I\nnt. an; where. _ ne l.\u0027i-In. ,\nKTKY Hr,RtHA**iT!i A\u003El\u003E IHA\na srithseveral \u0027.=*try extensive houses in I\n1 Now York, by whtehlais rjiaMedtol\nitrv merchants the following fJoods. al\nprioesi Fifes, Oraaaes, Almonds. Raia\nas. Filberts, Prunes, Dates, Ens si. I\nCurrants. Lemon Byrup,Groand Nnhi I\ni.cr. Cocoa Nu\u0027s. Domestic and Import I\nAlso, in\u0027, utic\u0027iu\u25a0il\u0027.-f! steam CAN !\u0027! ES, I\niriety, My plan of Imsiseas is enah \u00bb?s j\ncxeeedini sixty says, by wbmjb tinje j\ncan rsa it the amoaat, Tnia method, ia I\nwitti ...her advantages, nivea n\u00bbc tae I\nlellinz Goods at piices which oanno; lail I\nMerchants are solicited to call and aa* I\nand learn their prices, assuring tnci: it I\nheir interest to do so, |\nFiveatory Building* No- 80 M in at.\nV SET OF TEETM.\u2014APPERSON\nTV\u0027S I\u0027KN\u0027i it-KiCK-ri.i*. aniqne I\nv.l! be found of inestimable value in |\n\u2022im! i\u00bb\u0027\u00bbruitilv iv. the Teeth, stret*. thei |\nins, and ib reniicnn.\u0022 tie hrcti nvn.\u0022\nIt extirj. *-s all t\u00dfrtsronsadhssio\u00dfsto !\nsad insures a peiri like whiteness to\nlied surface. Its Batiseptie and Anti |\nproperties exercise -t hi-iitv liench. ill i\n.* intlnendac they arrest the further pro- ,\nb decay ot feeta induce a healthy ac I\n\u003E li\u0027Mus. ait.l \u0027\u2022 Base them to assume the ,\nami color iadtoativeof perfect sooraa j\ni\u0027l-rsU iiiul soli\u0027 b\/\nPhanaaesttticnl Chemi*rte.\n2\u003Cil Broad street, Richrnend, \\\u0027i.\nEREViNKiI t ANIIV FACTORY,\na Main street. Ricbmood. Vb \u2014Country\nS\u0027ohauts would tit)ti it te ttieir interest to\nlave tli.-\u0027r Candy mads to Older, at tee\nds out of while c, u.ahfi siuar, and war\nranted to tic superior toac\u00ab,niade North,\nImporier in foceig\u00df fruita.\nOnn VA\u003C KSSAI.\u0027l\u0027s .nn bbls. Refined Soars.\n\u0027- , \u0027\u0027\u0027 all grades; 3\u00bb h \u0022is. s-uar; 160bbla. Porttaad\nS.\u0027. rnp;2ttJ bbls. No. 1 htnl 3 Maoksreh for aale hy\nITRNA FIGB.\u2014 New crop extra sice tjikev\nFiga, in l\u0027souad and larger cartoons; nrrtt *n\ndrums aad hail\u0027dinuis, for sale by\n\/iIOABS. riOA\u00dfS.V.iuoixo Cirar\u00df asaws-tsd,\nv\u003E imported and domestic\u2014 lrom St per null t. the\nhmliest priced, for sale by\nLOUISJ. BOSS! BUA.\npIIEESE AND 4 A!\u003EDLES.- BO boxes prims\nV-\/ Cutting Cheese; IVX) buses and hall ls*xes Ada\nmantine Candies, of b:st tirands. on pensua\u00df\u00dfeat,\nfor sale by E.H. SKINKBR * CO.\n*OED BLANKETS.-We have on hand, of oar\n\u2022 \u00bb own iinportatioii. a variety of Bed Blankets,\nwhich we will sell low to close them.\nKENT. PAIN!\u0027! A CO.\n( iLANO.-tCiitons No 1 Peruvian. Elide Islaad\nV* and American Gaano, in atore. (ur aale hy\nBACON k BASKEBVILL.\nCatATES.\u2014A htegej___H__Lookaad and f.raaie\n3 br CLaKKSON A ANDERSON,\nNo. IDS Majn *___\u25a0_____\nCEOVMH SKJEI\u003E.-\u00abb) bosaela peiaaa new crop\nClover Seed. ft\u00bbr sale by \u2014 . ___\nB.R.SKIrtKgEA 00.\n\/ iAN\u00bbI7ES.-lt\u00bb half boxes C. B. Grant * Co.\u0027s\nv\u0027 Candles, for sale. ... \u201e, \u201e__ , _._,.\n. MABBIB k PLEASANTS.\nOTc_ *\u2022\u00ab;\u2022 SCQABI: luo\nai O boxes Jackson\u0027\u0022 Caodles. for aalo.\nJMAS3IK A PLEAHANTJI.^\nSnOAFANDTIANOtEST-JOa boxes \u2022Altaiey\ner\u0027B\u0022 Soap and Cardies. ?.ty made for sate.\nHbUSSIK A PLEASANTS.\nIAMII.-M ksgs Ftunilj Lard, for \u2022sAf or\nj E. H-\u003E*;KIN\u0027Cl.:t A fi..\n~a6 pk,s. Western and refined Laid, ia\nfor sale. MAStJIE A PLEASANTS.\nbb\\w","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=3698,403,951,8789"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00006","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"AUCTXOIT SALES. I\nFUTUB jj DAYS. ~\u0022**\u0022 I\nBy Wm. I\u0027annlll, Aact\u0027r,\n(PsTttlt\u00abBC\u00dfO. Vs.) I\nOH \u2022iI\u0027.KOI.S AT AH I ION.\u2014On tV\u0027KD\n* ,,\/ NESDAY lith day of Janaary, at Ui\/eWk\nA. M.. in tront sf the Auction f\u003Cfnre of Wi11,..\/ I\nrannil!, I shall sell twenti NEGROES, beteaginii \u0027\nt\u0022 1...: estate uhtl.e 1 itu fio\\. Joseph Brsitg. Anions\nthem are some likely jouni; Men \u00abnd 8..)5, Hou\u00abe I\nServants, Factoiy and l-\u0027arm Hands. j\nTBeata\u2014 Cash: or 6 months\u0027credit, interest added I\nfor well endorsed nei.otii.bla notes j\nI Executor of Jaa, Brass deed.\nicted by Wm. P\u0027.nml*, ABcFr. \u2022 I\nded several other valuable NEGROES,\nin is a *ood Cook.\n\\V. P.. A nt r.\n\u003E. M. Taylor Ac Son, Anct\u0027r*. j\n\u003E 1101 Sh AND LOT. 09 IIKLVI\nSTREET, AT AUCTION-\u2014The sti\u003E.\n:d.ii_ to discontinue house-beeping, I\nm the premises. oal UESDAV, tiieiwii\n\u0022ir*.,-ouimenciiu .-if .v?_ o clock f. M., I\nml LOT. oa Bemdera street, in the\n.\u0027idem T.ie bouse Iris teen recently\nins four eorafortal le rooms, with r. good\n\u25a0ti.nint nil necessary oat-boildtegs.\nro\u00dfteM icot nn.i inns bask M leet.\nciv t Iter the sa\u0027e of the lions\u0027*, vv : : \u0027 he\nHOUSEHOLD aod KITCHEN FL\u0027E\n\u25a0nn isti\u00dfg of the nsnal variety.\nFor the real est\u00bbt\u00ab, one-fourth carh; I\nat f\u003E. 12 .-Hid 18 inoritiis. tor negotiable\ninterest added, and secured by a !ri:st I\ntaxes for In\u0027sl to l\u00bbe pad toy IBS per- I\ni the personal property, cash wi I in-re- I\nWM.BABMETT. i\na vlor k Son, Auct\u0027t \u25a0-. j;\u00bbr\u003E j\nILK WHARF PROPERTY FOR\nAT PUBLIC AUCTION.\u2014Oa FBI-\nKb d\u00bb\u00bb of Janaary, leas, at the boorol\nllrentupoa the premises, to the high\nthe WHAR* PROPERTY betonsjng\n\u2022c of WiUiam F. Dspnest, deceased,\nune that was last rear in the occueaa\nbiladelphia Steaaab -at Coapeay. The\nsheds are in eood order. I\nGEO. D. PLEASANTB, Deputy. |\nfor Jaa A. Bstehsaon.B. H-C. i\nUod.liu i\\ A\u003E\u003E per son. Ami\u0027s. |\nA It L X PRIVATE DWELLING\nACANT LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE\nNEAR TO GOVERNOR STREET,\n\u25a0: AT AUCTION.-At the request ol the\niv of the teta Mr. S. D Creashsw.ws\n\u2022v pabtie aootioa, on the premises, on\n\u0027, the roth January, lt-n). -it A o\u0027clock, P.\nry desirable property located as ahovs,\nnee of th-a deceased, me dw-l!ini,\nmost excellent one. has Id reran, be\ni servants\u0027 accommodation, aad is sup- I\ness and water. d-\u003E the dwelling will be\nfeetof ground fronting oa Boss atrset,\nick about I*2feet, with the privilegeof\nctei l;ii- out to Governor street. The I\nm the east, which has the sune from\nhas in the rear aa excellent brick stable\nc boose, Tins lot will lie sold with or\ni dwelling, as may be deemed I est utthe\n,-. The location of tins property is sil\nted for the merebsat or profession,!\nOne fourth cash; bala n^e;it \u003E;. 12. aad a**\nr nsgotiahle notes, interest added, se\ntrnstdeed. Ibs taxes and insur.-ir.ee lor I\nani hj the pnrehaser. r , \\\nGOuDIN k APPERSON, Aaota.\n*V\u00abM Itv SAL It. OF V.M.I A\nPARM OF IfttSi ACRW, ON THE\nicil .\u0022 C 11. ROAD TWO MILKS\nRICHMOND.--As Commiasioner, ip\na decree of the Chrcait Court oi the\nHenrico, pronounced on the Bth Nevewi- I\ni the easeof Beal and others, sesmst I\ndministrntors, Ac, we shell proceed to I\ndie .lUcti-n. on the premises snF\u00dft\nsot, the next fair day.J that vain\u0027tie I\n\u2022d us afae\/vs. of which .loim Farrar dted I\nStaining l.ad.\u0027i acres. It. will be sll\u0027nd:- |\nirdiag to n plat and survey to lie sxhlb\naoar of sale Tiie mansion house Mid\nye been assig\u00dfod to Mrs. 8. M- fsrrar.\ner to be held by her daring her lite: ai d\nHl*, acres wi\u0027.l bs divided tetptweor\n-I\u0027.aspiav bs deemed n ost iadicmoa.\u2014\n.Hotted as dower will be sold. subject to\niinti * of !,c widow, and the rps\u0027ihie wil. I\nFee, will, the n.ht of innnediate psaaas\n-One-third cash: balance at I Bad 2 years I\nr negotiable notea, interest added.and title t\\- I\nned till all the porefasss moBS) is vim!, aud a\navsyancs ordered te the Court j\nJOHN T. CHILDREY,) Comm\u0027ra.\ntele conducted by Gojjuix A Arn\u00dftaO\u00df* Auo\u0027ts\nPOSTPON KM \u003E\u25a0 N\u0027T.- In eemseassaeOof the non I\ntendance of bidders, thea**ove sale was postpoa I\nto \\\\ EDNEBDAY, tbs Wth j\u00dfnaaJJv,\u00aba\u00df\u00bb,alll\nclock .\\l., ul Our; if not. tbe next fairdar.) i\n_ c 2.. COMVISSIUNERS.\nWMMISBIONI B S MALI-. OK VALI A\n\u25a0 RLE BKAI. ESTATE, ON CHURCH HILL. I\nv FRANKLIN AND\u00bbtmSTEEETS\u2014nsCoiu- j\nissionsr appointed b) a iteciee of the Circuit I\n.urt oi tho City of Richmond, pronounced on the\nti December, IdM in the ease ci Alien, Ac vs.\nleu, I shall proceed to sell at pnHie anotion, os I\n\u2022\u2022 i.-eni\u0027si\u0027.-\u003Eon MO.*. DA Y. the Mtti day .l-vnuar* .\n;\u2022\u2022 at :\u0027\u25a0\u0027 \u25a0 \u0022 \u25a0 \u0027 l* !\u0027\u2022 M., \u0027tl fain if aot. ttu next l\nir day.) the Real Estate of which the hits Wil- ,\nimaon \u0022.lift, died te zed, viai l he^ excellent\nRICK Tl NEMENT at the .-oner of Franklin\n1 rotl Btreet . fronting 3S feet oo Franltrtn street,\ninning baefc Isfi feet to an allej JBleetwids. Also.\n0 .ac-nt Lo. adjoini\u00dfg, having tin* same frost\ni.iilepih as the ot on which the dwelling stsaoa.\nIso, tbe Lot on ths east liaeof\u0026th street. l\u00ab\u0027\n--reenGrace and i-\u0027\u003C-.iii!i!\u0027_ streets, trontini :\u00abteet,\nback about UD leet te an alley, bavin.\n\u25a0ereon a Framed Dwelling.\nIk aa.\u2014Oae third cash; bsisaes at D and I**\nlonths for negotiable notes, inteiest added, sad\ntie retained till ail the purchase money is fully\nbid. The texea for 18C0 t\u0022 he paid \u0027.\u2022* the pun haa\nr. V.II.LIA M \u25a0-( N \\V. ALLEN, Com r.\nSale eondncted bj Goddix i Appbbsob, Aaala.\ndi-23--tds\nBS A L E OF \u0027trnmO\nVERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATEJJP\nERSONAL PEOPEkTYOF GREAT VALL\u0027K.\nAl\u0027oat 2b\u00ab acres of I AND ob Yorfi River; a\nS\u0027I\u0027KA.M SAW and GRIST MILL; maaj\nirnfortsble RESIDENCES aad other twihlings,\nnd v;ira,\u0027is other kinds ot DESIRABLE I*ltol\u0027\n-IRTY.\u2014On W bDNESDAY, the llth day ol Jann\nr\u003E, I** l the undersigned, oj virtue of eerteiaooa\neyaaces to him frrrm.Jarnes Bigler. will een at\nnul-lic auction, at Bigler\u0027g Mills, in York county,\nfj ;r . tdesiraNepropertj th it Baa ever beea aa\nnoseu te sale in this community consisting t-i about\n2 0.0 A C X E8 0 F LAN D.,\nKin-on York River, aad known as the RiponHall\nest i\u0022*. There ii on tn ; s estate a lares SI HAM\nSAW and GRIST MILL; a V.\u0027IIAL\u0027F sxtendinr\n!\u0027.\u0027tvv.*e:i seven \u00bbnd haadred yards to .ie.*p\nBOARDING HOUSE;\u0027some eiaht or ten private\nRESIDENCES, suitable forthe eornlortable ac\neommod itionoi Qimi.ies; four large Bsrns; atarxe\n-.; ~. end a Blacksmith\u0027B Bliou. nesidea corn\nh ,\u201e.-..sanil otherout-bnildimrs. A BRICK-YARD.\nSheds and Machinery, and soue 110*8 or IS.nnj\nj ..un; Peach Trees, selected and set out with *reat\nsoma of Which aie expected to bear inntnext,\n\u0027 In addition to the above are If or 17 good B0\u0026SE8\nand MFLES, Lo; vYaaons and Lumber Wagons\nBerneas snd Chain*. Farming Utensils, Lumber,\nBricks, Shinties, and various other commodities\nAnnmber of very rood Milch Cows, Bleed Daf\nhiin 8011, \u0027s\u0022lecter! r.t:d t rou, ht on from New\nYmk. I Yenrltiiii\u00df and }\u0027\\:f- of unproved bleed.\ni\u0027ii\u003C! LAND will be sold te parcels or in one entire\nI oiiv. a.s ttiiiv best suit purehssers. Ti.c *:ile ol the\n!.aed wi\u0027l commsnoe on the nth of Jaftttarj,i*jo,\nat 12 o\u0027clock M., and tbe whole aate will tw eo\u00df\ntinued from \u0027lay today tin eomphrted.\niKti.vi-\u2014 Made known on thedaj of sale.\nlluMF.ii RAMSDELL.\nP.S.\u2014Aaj person desiring information in regard\nto the above sale, can i\u0027i\u003E;lv to M. B. N\u00bbi-t- on the\nsrsmises, or to L. J. BowBSM, Esq.. Wtlliams\ntiurj.Ya. de24-dtds\nrpOTHE ITABMIEBSOr VIUGINI A.-Facts\n1 which bave reacnth Bometooar kaowtedge,\nogether with Bdvertissments, and a curd which\ntasheeaaent through tbeoooatryto\ncur friends and customers, aad from fhich we\ni.-vke the dillowi\u00dfg extract; \u0022i\u0027iie iubser.ber have\nm\u003C oondncted the above business\u0027 for ths last I\n*\u00bb\u003Ear-\u003C. on Frank\u0027,,.) street, under the stvie of l\u003E.\nWATT A CO., begs ie-ive te inform his friends\nand the oaato\u00df\u00df\u00dfra of tho old coaoi ru that thai\nft lin does not new exist,\u0022 Bave satisfied us tii.\u0027.ta\nregular f-ul M.*ten!iiti\u003C: etli\u0027rt has and is still be\nne made to deceive the public-and lead them te\nlelievs that tne concern ol GEO. WATT i CO.\na not in existence, and that tbe only ps\u00dfeategel\nWatt s Patent Cad llra.-e Plow is Irons a man who\nis daily violati\u00dfi the Patent Laws, aad anjuady\ndepriving George *A atl \u2022\u2022* Ins pn peitj , toy mskiag\nI; Plow, without his authority or consent.\n! t.. correct ti iipressicn thaa annshtte\nmd inform youand the puWiethat the\nf GEORGE WATT A CO. is still ta ex\nhat Geo. Watt, the inventor ami eaten\notsold theriebLor anthortaed an. one.\nr. P. w. Scott, of Fiedertekabarg, t\u00ab\u003E\nof !,ts Patent Plows, Bad that we keep\n\/ on hand h lartc stock, of all sizes, it rate\nr personal sop*i vision, frasa the oalj\nransms, \u003C\u003Ef the best materials, t.uotiier\nie:*\u00ab\u003Ei other Agricultarsl Imphnsenas,\ni warrant to the buyer, and are deter\n:to be undersold by an* one in tne ssar-\nGEO.WAIT returns Irs sincere thanks\nndsandthn puMfe. uho have sustained\ntofore, ami we soheit a coatinuaat-e ol\niin.-ui*. iihO, WATT A, CO.\nVc w\u0027lui\nlII\u0027IIIIXi, BELL HANOI N\u00ab-\nEtl PLATING, Ac.\u2014The BBBB\u003Ehbs\u003Er\u00df\u00dfS\ntied from tiie Northern cities; where he\nn a lares snppl] of msterisfs, .fl a\u003Ce l**\u0027\ncc.i inLOCICMMITHING, BELL BANG\nVER PLATING, etc.. and invites\nion to Ins bu\u0027tiiiesa. He h.iaeiiiploved the\n;men to t\u00abv bud, and is presaged to mute\ntverj kind ..I l-ock. to m v v.. Bblu IB the\nBer, and to do Silver Plating in a style no!\n.asae.t by -in* ntaMtebaaaan ia this ema\nils work is warrsuted, or no Bale.\n\u2022i experience of inrtny \u003Ee\u00bbr\u00df in this city.\nquaintanee with the l*est Lock makers in\ntrj.he fl.\u0027iitei* hiuii-itit that he can xive\non, both as to workmanship and prices,\nfore solicits orders lr.\u00bbm town and coun\nh will meet with pu.iupt attention.\niwishitii* to bave Lock- mausob arran\n.i ki\u0027m in any style,or Su.vkb FtsTiat.\nin a superior manner, are invited to can\ntshltshaient, on 10th Btreet, three doors\nMain, where ihey will be aUeuded to ai\nsat notice,\nfrom a distance, sent through the Post-\nIt tie lnimedistely filled; and Bell Hanging\nay part oi the country at oil* nrioes.\ntaa WM. W. SVEAD,\nPlater, Locksmith red Bell Hanger.\nSra 10th street, Richmond. Vs.\nI IN I A SAVINGS BANhi.\u2014\nbartered by the Legislature of Vs.\nCAI\u0027ITAL-SiOOttlu!\n\\ received on deptwit ia sums of FIVE\nIS aud upwards, ou winch interest at the\nx per centum per aunuiu is paid for sums\ng six mouths ot tensor; lor shorter po\norest at the rate ef A per centum\nole joint stock bound tor the deposits,\ns reoeivea and certificate* issued hy tbe\ncasiner. T. B STARKE, st the store of E. B.\nPwner of Main sad Governor streets,\nVa.\nSAM\u0027LS. COTTBELL. Freat,\nTVB. aTARXk. Caahier.\nC.\nIBs nit. rest of even m-ieoa to g.. to t .\nWIT.Btt tiri-.vd atreet, to purchase soitie\nIs, aa tbey aro to be oat at a great","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=4576,403,987,8773"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00007","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"j ATjcnoM mAum. t\n\u0027 1\nBr Chas. T. Werthaaa k Co., AanrTs.\nON FRIDAY. JANt aRY 6TH, IS6O. at\nour Warehouse on lb\u0022 Deck, soi\u00df\u00dftS\u00dfwMg at II\no\u0027clock. A M. we Mill ac\u0022 tbe cargo psr\u00dfdsW. Jan.\nAtimvck frrm New Orl\u00bbt is. eoesisttet of\nJul hh.ts. prime tocho.es N- Orleans SCQAE\n4AT bids. r\u00ab*lly choice MOLA*MM.\nTmvh or Site-For sums nadsr BY*, seek;\never firju,\u00ab months\u0027 credit, for a\u00bbBvov\u00dfdae_ati\u00df\u00dfte\npayer CH AS. T. WORTH AM I CO. Aeete.\n*A ill be added: , __ _._,\n__\u2022\u003E tierces prime old HAMS.\nSo sides SOLE LEATHER.\n_ y jUne added the cargo per sohr. F\u00abhpss, frees\n.\u0022JM\u0027?*; \u0027\u2022** - cnnatsti\u00df\u00df of _\nf\u0027. 5__ fc *\u0027 _\u0027\u2022\u00bb\u25a0*\u00bb to choice N. O. BUOAEM.\n-SO bbls.choice N. O. MOLASSES.\nC T W A CO Aunts\nMessrs CRSNSHAW * CO. will sad. at Che\n! rJ\u0022i7.VA\u00272rt_ l! \u0022\u0027\u25a0\u0022.\u0022\u2022.\u25a0J\u0027o \u2022\u0027\u00bb\u00ab\u2022 9 Timm teftreteo\nl_lOCOf I\u0027 Eh. per bark WimfrtSd. de \u00bb-td\u00df\nBy t reiiahnw A \u00ab:\u00bb., Asrt\u0027s.\n1 -vOft \u00bbA\u003Ca FRiMiTiiio \u003C offee AT\nI.OUO ALCTION.-Oii FRIDA\\\\ \u00abth \u00a3feY\nJanuary next, commencing at II o\u0027einnk A. M . Ws\nwill sell at the warehouse of C. T. Worths*-. A Co.,\nI\u00b0M)6 basa prims RIO COFFEE.\nin double t*a_s. just received direct from Rio do Ja\nneiro, per bark Winifred, and selected expreaeiy\nfor this market.\nWe will alio add to close a eonsifoment\u2014\n6 halt pipes pure FHUNCH BRANDV.assr\nto us under cust;\u00bbm house seal.\nMessrs. C. T. WORTHAM A CO. will ssll at the\n\u25a0lime and p\u0027sce a cargo of\n300 hints SUGAR and\n\u00abt7 I tc.s. MOLASSES, from New Orleaaa\n*it \u2014Under Wtm, cash; over $100, A months\u0027\n. lor apnroved piper,\ni-tdn CR ENSHAW A CO..Anet , s,_\nBy Dickinson. Mill A Co., Aacta.\npoyivllSSlONL\u00df\u0027S .\u003EALE.\u2014Bv virtae of a\n*-\u0027 ilccreo of the Circuit Court ol the City of Risk\nmon.l, in the case ot Corbie et als. vs. Hill et\nals.. pronounced.lune llth. 1869, tbe subscriber as\nSpecial Commissioner appointed by said Court,\nwill proceed to sell tor cash, at Ihe auctioa house of\nHi o, ii-.\u0027*,.. IM! A Co , in ths City of Richmond, os\nFRIDAY, the tith day ol .Unuary. ItWU. at te o\u0027slk,\nA. M . the foilo* I\u0027l-; chiabie slaves :\nMAT 11.1) A. rmed 35, who v a very good cook, wask\na rand Loner.\nMAKY, aged 23. also a good plain cook, but a Brst\nrate washer and irorer.\nPLK MING, axed 21. a N .. 1 tobacco factory head.\nRACHEL.acad 17, anood house servant, and has\n!\u003Eeen accuslomed to the care of children.\nThese servants are of very good character aad\nhave always been very healthy.\nrETERPIELD TRENT.\nd\u00ab2.t-dtd Special Commissioner.\n\\ dmihistaaT or\u0027jTsale of \u00bb\u00ab\nil ii KO.-I wilt Belt, aa Administrator of Dr.\nJohn 11. Mettert, dec tl. on FBI DAY. the Oth day\nof .iinuarv.i\u00df.ao, a N K\u003C\u00bbRO MAN named \u0027 Jesse\u0022\nhehmi\u0027iiit\u0027 to said estate, at Dicsia\u00aboa. Hill k\nCos.iAi.ctioneer\u00df. JAH. W. BURFOKD.\nia *.- 2t\nf*s\u003E V*BSe\u003E VV. Heeaee, A net.,\n(Office cort\u00df-r 12th and Cary streets.)\nr\u003EBA\u00ab * O FA\u003C TOR V FITTimEB AT\nAUCTION.\u2014WiII I* sold on PBIDAV raora\nm.:, .laiinar* 6th. commencing at 11 o\u0027clock, at ths\nFactor} on 17th st. between Main and Cars streets,\nformer I\u0027 occupied by Messrs. Steams A Biuinroel.\nall the TOU.sCCO FIXTURES lielonging to Jamas\nT. Goods, eoaaistiag ol Fla\u0027tenimr Presses- Box\nTreves Bogsh\u0027-ad I\u0027resses, Flftteaing Mills,\nStoves. Rand * Hara. and other articles used ia the\nmniiul icture of Tobacco.\nTkkms.\u2014For all sums nnder #100, cash; seer\nSum four months\u0027 credit, lor approved aegotisble\nThe\u0027 HOUSE can also he rented for the easuiat\nve-rst a moderate prtce. fitted ia every wwj\nfor a ar.d convenient Factory.\n\u003C____\u2022_ THOS W. KEESEE. Anet.\nBy fc. B. took, Aact.\ntlllMTl 111 AMI BOOKS AT All TION.\nF im FRIDAY. 6th mat .at 10 o\u0027clock. I will asll\nat my store, a lot of FURNITURE, eaa\nbracing a jireat variety ot useful housekeeping ar\n\u0027 IKHiKr?. BOOKS -Afl?r which. I will sell the re\nin :ni ; M\u0027\u0022t the Books sh n litis damaed at the late\ntire at the store of Messrs .fames WoodhottSS A\nCo., unionist which are sonic valuable worka.\u2014\nSold for account ol whom it may concern.\njaJ E. B. COOK. AucL\nW9 j, m. Bafaaj\u00df\u00dfi Aact.\nWILL BE SOLf*,Vv\u00abrvli\u0022i_ht thia week,at\n\u0022 * ,\u0027titetion room *\u003E. .Main street, commencing at\n7 o\u0027clock, a tare invoice of fine Gold, Hilver. aad\nriitr.l WATCH ES: line Gold JEWELRY, Bod\nGUAKD and VEST CHAINS. Ladies\u0027 CHATA\n-I.AINS; Silver-I\u0027Uted SPOONS. FORKB. CAB\nTORSTfte. Also a lot of FANCY GOODS, Cl\n6ARS, CDTLEKT, Ac.\nN. B.\u2014Consignments receiving every day asdaeW\nwithout reserve. J. IL DIGUES. AneL\nDF. boom. Salesman. j\u00bb*7te\nBy Alex. Nott, Anct.\nVI\u00ab\u00bbIT SALES.-WATCHES, JEWEL!\u0022\niv AND FANCY GOODS.\u2014will bs aoldataap.\ntjon, at mv store, commencing at 7 o clock. Tnli\nFV I- NIN G. and continued du\u0027ing the season every\nBMtht. a lar.-e assortment of fine Gold nm*t tMlvas\u0027\nWat. lies, fine Jewelri. BraceleU. fa\u00dfoy Bpaee,\nKnives and Forks. I\u0027ocke* Cutlery, Csstors, Glass\nware. Merino Shirts. Diawers. Table Cloths. Cae\nsntieres, Beu-Spreads.Cigars, and Fancy Oooda.\nnoiO ALEX. NOTT, AusC\nCOAIs, COKE, AC.\nC\u0027OK E. --The price of Coke until further no ties\n\/ will he at follows: _. __\nSOFT I,IMF COKE - -. tiff\nSOFT II Al! \u25a0 COKE \u2022\u25a0\nUARDCOKK UB\nOrders promptly executed at yarda eoraer I*bb\nand Car) and 6th and B* rd slreets. \u0027l\u003Erms cash.\nde!2-ta JNO. Asset.\nOAK aad BB\nder hhelter, fur sale at Coke Verde,\nda ) ] - v J NO. J. WERTB. Aj\u0027t__\nVt\/OOIJANO LIMBER FOR SALB.--TTM\nV* Bnleeriber has oahaad and will continue**\nWp at his yard, on the South side of the pock.Jtre\n*\u00ab-..en 1-th and I9tli streets, adj\u0027.ininn S. F. H.vea\nA Son\u0027s Coil V-ird.r-EASONED OAK and FINE\nWOOD at the lowest market price. He also keeps\nconstartlv on hand KINDLING WOOD ssa\n, ared, it ij Ir. per load of % cu\u00bbne feel, .delivered\niv air. sartoi tin* city; also, v UtOIJIIA rlWss\nLUM BER cut to order at Bhort notioe.\nW. r. rMllilT\u00df.\n\\ R.\u2014A careo of superior season\u00bbd FINE\nWOOD, per schr. Henry Read, now issdisg sad\nfoi sale low lrom the wtaarf.\nde a- im w. r. r.\nJAMES HILL. \u0022 I ..JOHSyr. FISH\u00a5\u00ab.\nrui.MH \u0027J N E RSH I I*.-The undersigasd\ninto a CO-PARTNERSHIP, *b\u00bb\ning from the ad day of Novsniber. !\u00ab?.\u00ab\u00ab_\u00bb;,\u00bb\u25a0\u2022\niiuiieam! \u003Etvte ol 1111.1, A r ISH\u0027 r K. for carry ir_g\non the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, oa Haeia\nhank wi ere all orders will be thankfully rseeivsd,\nor any oraters left wiih Sti.bbi.n* *t Potimthmm,\n101 Broad stieet, or with Oho. I. H bbbibs, we. H\nMain street, will be promptly attsndsdto.\n\u00bbiL Oit.ce corner llih street and Bai \\i a\u003E bsak.\n*!\u2022\u2022\u003E T*; i\u0027l-\u0027-B COAL.\nl O This COAL is Bituininou\u00df, not of the)\nteat uualitv; but tbe many families whoareaow\nu\u00bbin\u003C it. think the price more thaa cprntreeeaaao\nfor th* quality, nnd as the price will bs higher, ser\nsons who wish to try it. had Better call at once.\nim, Oificc ob Uth atreet, one door below Mr.\niUatin.a* grocery store.\nThis COAL uiakea aa eacelleat fire. _____\nuo 3- 2:n* F. COOB\u00bb\nPWholesale *ffeggg and peovwioe\n(Urn strkkt, Wanae\u00df Sons old staso.)\nOffer to the trade on reasonable terms,\n10 hhda now Bacon HAMS. _\ntehluis. new Breiwi. ShouFder aad Side EA\n-10 br\u003EU. Maaa PORK. ~-_-\n-6 l.b s. Baltimore Corned BEEF.\nn Ills, bakera\u0027 BITTER.\n41 bate, new No. I LARD. -..\u00ab--.-\u003E\u25a0\n63 le.s extra Gteho\u00df BBd Glsdes BUTTER*\nfrS boxes E D and Fine Appls CHEESE.\n.si 1. ~ye* Sperm and Talmw CANDLES.\njno boxes Toilet and Brown SOAP,\neobbls. Refined 81 RAR. all \u00abrsdes. ~__\u201e___.\nAnd a choice stock ol TBAS. WINES, LIQUORS,\n________________\u003Ea_| anality CIGARS.\nriMOI\u0027RV:!; UO VIA .WANUrACT\u00ab7*EB.\n1- The mnuulaclure\u00df and keoBOOOB-\non hand, at Ihe Richmond Iroaaad Steal\nWorks. \u00bb lars.i and fine aasortmeat of -\nBBFINkiD sb.l COMMON IEON, eesjaiafs\u00dfSof\nnil sixes Bar. Band. Hoop, snd Scroll Iroa.\nTIRE IRON Ovalaand Half Rowada.\nHorse and Mule SHOE IRON. XIJTEM\u0022*-\nM.HARKS.\n1.10 HT NIN t*\u25a0 RO DS. round arte staar_\u00bbj___\nA-iriu.tuil OKI M TKKTH.NUT IEOII.\nTobacco Mid TAI\u0027KREDsn.\nIn short, c cry ilescrii-tt.m \u003C\u003Er IR\u0022N tM JMW M\ncS d Bu A s\u00a3: SaWaA\u00abIlsW5\u00aeS\nllsfl Round STEKL H .. Ta.\n\u25a0wAI! sisesaml paUer\u00df\u00df of WASHERS ea head\norteade to order. l\u00bb--tea*_^\nit iMMiW sMliltfi! wrr\u00bba\u003Eajll*\nVV SHADES 1-WIIOLEBAI.E AWD RETAIL.\nAT 2MO it!it\u0022.li Sr.-M. GOLDEN takes ileaaare\nin announcing that ha has reduced tbs prices off\nins - li A DES \u00abv per cent, below former prises, pa\ntil further notice. His larae assort meet seesista\nof Gold. Gotd sad Velvet, light aad dark Lesd\n\u00bb.\u0027ap.-s. Bouquets. Vases, Flair. Got rue, Giaeas\u00dfSl\nBlue StuMles. with Gold border; the teat artiste of\nFixtures to match ; Curtain Bands and Coraies-a,\netc.: a . reat variety of English aad Ameneaa OIL\nCLOTHS, with flannel leek, plaia or scares\u0027, ail\nwidths. C\u00bbll and see snce\u00df. at the jate\u00dfllahM\nCheap Dr,\nda 3- 3m Opposits the stors of Qsartea A Oa*.\n1} OBINSON k ROBERT*-- _\u0022\u0022 __ ...\nIt coR.OFCAMVANDIBtbSTS,,\n\u00b0 ff#r ao\u0027caseVh. C. UCOEICB PASTE.\nWcaasa\u00df\u00df\u00df. \/\u0027\u201e-.\u201e\nMo b. xes superior OLIVE OIL. -,-\u00bb_-..\nItsw lbs. prime Ansesturo TONCIDA BEANS,\nio* lbs. prime PARA BEANS.\nauou Iha. prime GUM ARABIC,\nluo bbis. Bvs FLOUR. _.\nlMMbtlB. Fauiiilj.. Extra, Sspsrl\u00dfa. Piaeaad\nCr.vsa Middliugs Whesi IjWIUL\nPeruvian, Colum iaa and Elide GUANO.\nde W__li__ _\nQHAATBAF JIJpyED FOE\u00abK\u00bbM\nl^\u00abl-1\nFOBICS.CAEVEEB,_ko. .. .._..__.\nTee above t\u00abm\u00ab slUktly dsj\u00dfvagad ib aa\u00df\u00dfa*_Basj\u00dfr\niix, wiU be rsisiled very easae.\nfamilies. A c ia want will^_*a*\u00abwLiMs\u00ab nam. a\u00bb\npis at |ao*aV-tsT B. B. CoOT\u00bbf*JE|l*_iW.\n1 AIMS.\nL- c.l vj ftirmaaaaoy aaw mdhJaWa UJMd.\nany amount el LATBB. te wases. weBBBI aasi tas\u00bb\nBtieniiot, of plastsrers ase\u0027 *__sf2SlfL9 wm mv\nthem at ths lew pnee of Mjwr*^__\u0027M| ,__-__,\nde I* -las jv wawk. wlbbbbbb.\nAXDJAafAK* 4 Rl^.-AJewjall\u00df\u00dfi\u00dfsCvery\nfoo;H.K\u0027JK^t J^|___s\naii\u0022. f *ak Ale \u2022\u00bbssateJi^B- a -* (k \u2022\nBrandy; aj\u00bb l*ses\u003Ees\u00df liereaa* tSaas\u00dfgJl","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=5465,413,1054,8764"}]}]},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3","type":"Canvas","label":{"none":["Scan 4"]},"width":6855,"height":9494,"thumbnail":[{"id":"https:\/\/tile.loc.gov\/image-services\/iiif\/service:ndnp:vi:batch_vi_indy_ver01:data:sn84024738:00280777961:1860010601:0022\/full\/120,\/0\/default.jpg","type":"Image","format":"image\/jpeg"}],"items":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/page","type":"AnnotationPage","items":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/image","type":"Annotation","motivation":"painting","target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3","body":{"id":"https:\/\/tile.loc.gov\/image-services\/iiif\/service:ndnp:vi:batch_vi_indy_ver01:data:sn84024738:00280777961:1860010601:0022\/full\/full\/0\/default.jpg","type":"Image","format":"image\/jpeg","width":6855,"height":9494,"service":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/image\/3","type":"ImageService2","profile":"level2"}]}}]}],"annotations":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr","type":"AnnotationPage","label":{"en":["OCR blocks in source order"]},"items":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00008","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Swptol ftygttfr","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=617,400,820,145"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00001","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"FHHIAY MOBNINO .IAN. \u00ab, U\u00bb. \\\nCorrespondence ofthe Riehmoad Dispatch.\nThe Infirmary oj the Uaivtttttu\u2014lt* Cnutxmnm****\npmnt Cemtorlf. t\nKic\u00abMoxn..Li\u0022-H X^\u0027AK\nAt tiie present day, wheri ercryitiing in the |\natinrteof Tmt\u00bbr.\u00bbvement In s .itth.-n, inatnifac\n\u0027 tores and in-titiuiviusfor In i\u003C\u00ab \u003C\u0022\u2022 handwork\npossesses |iecollar i\u00dfteresi. It may not be iiu\niniervetmK to*oa\u00bb mid\u0022\u0027- te leara koaaeUiing ,\nof a new retaWtsbJ\u00df\u00dfeel aA ibe Uaiveraity 01\nVirginia, n-centlv ootnpleie.l and litu-.l uji for\nihe acc.imnvwi.it Ton ol atek atsxteats. In, n\nseoiietice *\u003E! ibe prevalence ol ty.ihoid f. vei 111\nthis lustitntioti, some y.-.-irs since, many per- :\nooi.s in our own ati.i oilier States have been\nInclined to think il an ebjeetton lo leading\nil.eir s.m\u00bb to he \u00abHlnca:etl there. Phe a hut ij- !\ndisposed to believe thai typhoid fever exists,\ntossr*srtar of less.extent, at all seasons ol the J\nyear, ttirouj-Uoui .or State, aad 1- not confln\ned, asMune Bappose, te Uw hilly or Bsoantain- ;\nous regloas. S.-in.- months -m,.-, I -aw and ;\nexamined acaseol lanai disease la .\\ati\u00ab. mond - \u00bb\none ofthe lower eonnties oi Vlrgi\u00dfla\u2014aad\nwas informed hj theeldesi physicina la the\ncounty, \u2022\u2022 that typhoid lever had been increas\ntug in frequency ior live or sixyeara.\u0022 Witliia\nthe \\y.\u0027-; lew ilii\u0027vi-, a g-utbiiiaii ir_m Scot! 1\nWestern Virginia, lalorto_edate that il prevail\ned amors \u003Co leas at atl aeasoni la in-\u003C im ighta 11 -\nhood. On the loxi day, I atei a senttem m on\nIMcars. front adiffereai section ol the v.. \u2022\nof our S:a\u0027-\\ uul on asking the tjuesii in. ;io 10\nttie ui.i.i prevalent dssease ol bia netghhor\nhood, tke reply eras, typnold fever. On tbe\ncars to the tni v er-tty, 1 Met tin old \u00ab dlege\nacq ti ft 111 tame lrom \u003E\u0027.;uiiitoii \u2014 Weal of tin-\nBlwe\u00dfidgO- barely con-raieseenl from a se\nvereattackol tin* ferer, arbicb. though con\ntracted at home, had Mixed him While oa a\npleasure excursion at the North, ll\u0027-liiul been\ntreatod at the Si. Ksratolaa llotel, N. Y. Thi\nwrit* r lias wen tin- disease, yearly, tor the pas 1\nsix vein \u25a0 in Kicbirioinl .\u0027iint it.. \\ icinity.\nPinch Inco\u00dfvenience waa lelt In treatingthis\nor any 0.b.-r \u0027t.-.-a.-e requiriug care and atten\ntion, arising from ths aiaa and situation ol the\nrooms, aad a very important ;u.u essentisl\nitem .11 itn-iriiii.t|-\u0027\u0027iiieiit ..1 the ioag protracted\nlever-good nararng. rbe medical attendants\nof the university have lons teit their inability\nto do justice to very ill stadents in low-pitched\ndormitories, twelve by sixteen feot, crowded\nwith, twj K-ds ami other furniture; aud the\nwriter lutn-clt has exiiexieaced the incoieni\nem;..\u0027 of sick in such * room. These\nwent* ha\u003Ec beea espplted by the erection ol a\nbrick hanUshag,conssiatnglonrteen chao-bers,\nbesides parlor, bath, dispensary, ami other ne\ncessary reoaha for culinary purposes, aod au\ntends nta* tedgisga The walls are double, and\nantli\u00df\u00df\u00df a Bttaaai\u00df .\u003E. dry tur, which must ne\nces\u00bbarliy rcmle. tlo Booms warm, dry, com\nfortable, act! tig a= a aou-con due tor. ia pre\nventniK BsTsmoness. easily retaiaiug the heat;\nand you are struck witti thi*- trrisaediaiely af\nt\u003Cfrentering the trout door, from wbi\u0027-li you\npass to the inner green baize door, the tetter\notealng withoul noise. Thebuildiog Is heated\nby ilie most approved mode . the furnace,\nami me well located in recesses neai\ntte- atear. There see emst-haoa vaivoa, la one\ncorner near the ceiling; to which are attached\ntwo cords for opening or closing the same, for\nt(e escape of hea\u0027ed or impure alrj while im\nmediately l\u0022:.ieatli the!*.; are email openings\nfor ti.e aiimi-.-.!\u2022 vi of cool air. ih\u0022 windows\nare nimieroiu\u0027, aad v.\u0022ll protected by\nblindaa The chamber* axe H feel pitch, fifteen\nto sixteen fee*) Bqtaare. varying Bligbtly In size,\nwith Walls smooth white, hard-fiuished with\nplaster. One isstmck with ibe small amount\n01 srood seen la the finish oi the rooms. All\narc neatly carpeted, ami furnished with hand\nsome iion bads leads of construction.\nKacti bedstead is supplied with nnder-hed,\nhair mattress, aar\u00dfti.ctee.il linen, and inviting\nly convenient to Ihe head of each bod kaata\na\u0027ts.-ii pull ior the patient\u0027s use. The wash,,\nsteads are also ot ituti, w.tli a dressing\ncteas attached, in Hue, special attention 1\nline tx-eu paid in the arrangemeai of the\nWhole to turnt li tin- pati.-nl With fresh,\npur.- air, i_ni\u0022t. ii(, r ht or darkness, a\u003E the case\nmay require, temperature hot or cold, aad a;\nforil no depot for the rcceptionor retention of\nthe efnuvia of toe sick-room. The presiding\ngenius of iheretahliahmriif thennnte in one\nadmirably adapted, by previous training; 10\nihe rsssponsibte positiNM\u00df wlncli she holds ; and\nthe writer thought, when he looked on her\ngooil-i.aii.i\u0027i\u0027d, pleasant face, that li li.- were\nsick away from the loved ones at boms, lie\nwould very much like to be m just such a\nroom as tie was then looking at, vv.tli her for\nbis nurse. Kacli student, on matriculating,\npays ahosptaal lee of five dollars, aad when\nsick at the hospital, the nurse prepares his\ndiet and attends him constantly. The writer.\nhaving at sundry times been a patient, once a\npupil, then as bimaeli a physician meeting ia\nconsultation the medical attendants, Drs.\nUabell and Davis, is so well assured 01 their\nnut ami skill in tin- treatment of disease, that\nhe would be satisfied under any c ire urns Lances,\nuuder any diseases incident to that section ,-t\neiniiitiv. to entrust himself to their cars.\u2014\nJ.t\u00abtly, while rapid progress lias beea made in\nthe erection of many new buildings for lodg\niiigs, and the removal \u0022f snndry inconve\nnieaces, giaut strides have also been made in\nmoral fteogress. [n every loom in tbe hos\npital there was a Hibie, and in the parlor a\nsmall case of ,;00.l books, v. iih haudli attach\ned, so us to be easily carried from the room of\n010 convalescent to that of another. How pe\nculiarly appropriate is this library, with the\nBibie as iv leading book, to the patient, who ie\nbody lias beea shocked by physical pan. and\naulleriiig, and nrfeoae mind is exquisitely -c .\nsitive to relliiioiis truth. The general health\nat the Uolversity has been good daring the\npresent sessioa, and the hospital contained\nonly cnic patieui. This patient bad beeu Ix\nceeduinly ill. and one ol Hie Uleiiiciil attend\nants ban occupied .lie adjoining room for sev\neral night- during In- extreme illness\u2014aa a\u0027 -\ntentiou uotoitefl rendered in general practice.\n_ E. i\\. s.\nOel: 11.tr vol- ffas\u00dfniOTO\u00df; lit. iae.\u2014lnstead\nol being a \u0022defect,\u0022 the celibacy oi Irving was\nins crown oi glory. Tuose who have studied\nhis writings most have been struck with tin\nremarkable transition from humor to pathos,\nfrom the broadest fun lo the axosl aaeditative\ntentiineiit, which occurs between the (hcetious\nhistory ot New York aud the Sketch Book.\nMany, perhaps,imagine that this is accounted\nfor t.yhis roseof fortune, lint the teeling Is too\nsoullul ior such an interpretation. It had its\norigiu in one of those disappointments of tbe\nlit-nrt which color aft the subsequent iifeol n\ntrue man. Wo trust that now there teao want\nof delicacy in iillioinip to Ihe met that the sub\nject of Irving \u0027a love died dm their iM\u0027trot U\nal. Wa have heard ihe last Interview tie.\nscribed by a member of bet family ; and t\u003E\u003E tin\nsacred sorrow tlui? engendered is to beaecribed\nmuch ib.r. is toaohiag ami true in the seati\nmem of Irviiifr\u0027s writings ; to hi 6 texlty to this\nalleclioii, iv 110 small uejrr.-i , is owing ihe con\ntinued sensibility which kept hi;, heart\nto the las: : and, above all, that respect ior and\nsympathy with the innate and holy sentiments\nul humanity which lie -\u003Eo ui.ilormly cberisned\nund maiiiii-Btial 111 letters and iv life.\nNor is this all. Time may have heated the\nwound and reconciled the bereft to another re\nlation; but tbero intervened a period of dis\naster which drove Ins eldest broiin-r 10 1 a; k\nruptey. Kor sake ami that of his fitmily\nof Washington Irving continued\nsingle, took them all home, and became a\nfatn.-r iv ;lie childrea. Beautiful wt\u0027.s their\nmutual devotion, happy their coa gen initio use\nbohl, aud Sumiysido is now bequeathed io\nthem.\nNo one familiar with Mr. Irving associated\nthe idea of celibacy with him \u25a0 lie waa always\nla a domestic atmosphere; his nieces were hie\ndaughters: his lair neigh bora his favorite com\niiaumns: children ihe delight oi his heart.\u2014\nwith each free and fond aAectioaa he could.\nunder no circuiusiaace*, bud the lileofasla\nctemnn, i\u003E the phrase is usually uadorstood.\nlie was liomesiH-ated in lamiin-\u003E adwoad; he\nwas the eiiiieaicd\u0027 centre ot one at home; ami\none oi tbe most beeu Ufa 1 aspects ol his lite, as\nwell as one of the most honorable, la that se\nie* eda\u00bb exceptional, after the flippant habit\nOt those win. tgtiuia.i;\u00bb;, coudeliia What ihey\nhave neither the justice \u0027oexamine nor there.\nfJiiemeiit \u00bbI soul 10 conjecture may be an evl\u003E\ndenes of the highest love ami the moat heroic\nself-i.etii.il.\u2014 Bo tut Turn.-.,-, ,pt.\nAiivua FKoit a Slavk.\u2014 A slave named\nlireeli Was hung ill Si. Joseph, AIo., oil Hie \u003Ed\nInst., lor the luurder of lus masu-i, ff yf\nWright. He was a fellow-prisoner with the\nnotorious Hoy, and the day before the execu\ntion he in vie .1 confession of hi\u003E critiiu. He\naaid his master treated him kindly, aud never\nspoke a cross word u\u003E bun, and the only rea\nson be could give ior ahoajtiug his master Wie\nthe! he was told to do so by white people.\u2014\nlie also s.-inl; \u002211 1 had never list.ned io the\nadvice of bad white men, 1 weald sot u\u003C\u003Ew be\nconfined iv tlu.a jail. 1 would like tosaya\nword to my Muck friends, aud it is ibis ; 1 hart\nn good home, ten, listening to the ad vice of\nbad men, i am now in this jail: and 1 would\nadviso all who have good masters and mis.\nU esses, and even 111 coo who may have bid\nones, never to lisien to any advice men ma-,\ngive them advising them to 1 aa Os\u003E. or to do\nany injury to the property ot their masters or\nmi\u00bbtre*ses. I took the advice ot had persons,\nand I am now to sutler death ior listening 10\nthem.\u0022 _\nJobs lit li. aj\u00bbd Uuouiku Jonathan.\u2014 An\niaterestiugarticte la Blaekwsmeloa the tight\nat ihe feibo, has the following paeeage: An\nAmerican boat vi\u00abiie\u003Cl one of our Teasels, and\non wwhing w leave te r, the officer found all\nhis men had g\u003Ei out of the host, After some\ndelay, they were found, looking very hot.\namoke-ievrnned, and tlghtiik, \u0022Holloa, sirs,\u0022 I,\n\u2022aid the ottl.er, with assumed severity, \u0022don\u0027t t\nyon know wear\u00ab lu-uiiai..; What have ymi\nheeodoiugf\u0022 \u0022H.(.a, neurdon,\u0022 said Ihe gallant\nfellows, luokiiiK very btshfni, \u0022ihny were wry t\nshot t-banded at the lj.iw.gun, Mr, and so we I I\nail\u00224. them a help for fellowship sake;\u0022 tiie*. :\nirnd beea hard at it for an boot, \u0027ialt\u0027tiu . ,\nAmericans\u0027 you -mri yourArtmiial did raore i \u0027\nthat day to tend Luxiami ana the United Mtt\u0027i ]\ntpgslher than alt your lawyers and pemfi g- i ,\ns*4hg pstjl tichu.. haf ever dor.* to part ti \u2022 \\\\","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=535,562,926,8589"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00002","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"COMMKHCTAL.\nIt W time tad Markets, Jan. ...\nI ATpt.F.S.- Northern *il.W\u00dfs*f\u0027 lib!., accord ins\ntoaaalitv. Athamarte ptpvint ti *\u00bb.**.*\u003E\u00bb u\u003E bhl.\nMACON, quote Sides l\u00ab! t .ts.; Sboulde x \u00bb-.\nct\u00bb.; H\u0027vms il,-..) i.v cisnti*. as in quiu*. Market\n; dull.\nSAGS-Seam : \u003E*ss Hans, 25c; Manchester do.. 2.1 \\\n\\ iiiilllj do.. IX. 14,-.\ni BEANS.\u2014White Sl.ST\u0027ie I SO r\u00bbr bushel.\ni BEESWAX.\u2014aWtoXae. *%\u00bb lb., in demand.\nilK\u003Cui.MS.--*ae.:i aicoidiim tosnahtr. , -\nI BL\u0027CKETS, Ae.-I\u0027siated Buckets fIA7X\u00ab93\n1 -IP doxen; three hoop Painted Paits \u2022}2.i\u00bb\u00ab2.a0 \u2022\u2022_\u0027\ndoxsn;hesvi Cedar Tblsi. eeat, gx-teee aj* nest;\nh- ,* * oeihr Peed Rackets 96A0 v* dosea.\nJti\u0027l\u0027TKH Wo gnotn tyrH BBitrttT at frtrtfr:\ni iiilrri\u0027ir Vi to ISC.\nCANDLES. I\u0027 Hob t.\u0027*.-. \u25a0fr\u0027 ih.; Jackson a 14c;\n: li, ,1 \u25a0 l7e\u003El\u00dfC; Adamantine 2ueX3c.; Sperm lie;\n1 steni Sperm 57**\u00abMi0c.\n\u2022 \u0027 HENT.-Jamea Kiver Bij9*mtM \u003CF 111.;\n\u003E them H ndale al - 1.70 a USO.\nj COFFEE. - w-.;iioti\u0027 Rio ISOIAe.; I.afnnvriit\u0027,\n\u2022 eta.; Java Idateiseu.; Mocha tects.\nI COAL.- White and Red A h Anthracite Coal, for\ni grates, \u003E\u00bb\u25a0*\u0022 :\u25a0\u2022 earl load of 26 I uahels; t\u00abM fr \u0027\u25a0\u0022\u0022\ni 1,1 -j onn ae.; v ton \u0022t tAAti las. Bit Foundry do.\n1 .-... t... J*p ton ol 2 Jaw th*.. Bitttminons Lump -.-\u0027\u25a0\n: \u25a0fr i..- i ~t aj oiisnels; Hail 9\u00abA*. Smiths\u0027 Coal l-\u0027.i\nt Uc. per bushel.\nCORN We soots Corn st Taarevete. There 1\ni notion .\u2022 doing, and thia qu \u003Etatroe ia nominal.\n! IXUIN MEAL. --11.111 %y bushel, transactions IB\nM a mostly in the retail w ,*.\n1\u0027 ii-v lis .\u2022 ii eta., on time, adding interest.\n\u003Cii i\u00ab \\ \\ AKl\u0027.-i. .\\\u0027-.- Cotton Yarast**e)**Scts;\n\u0027\u0027.!\u2022,. Cordii \u2022\u25a0 ii ..\u0027t-i .-\u0027,- ie Twine 27 etc; Carpel\n.\u0027. 22 ct .Vrapping Twine 22 ets.\nIm XI) FRUlT.\u2014Apples il.tt. I St.\nFEATHER.-\u0022 rjto Utaii in demand. We quota\nit \u25a0 ,-ts. per Ih. .\ni KRTILIZERS.- Demand light. Wee.aptePa\nrol .1 tgbd; Ruflin\u0027a Phospho |*eraviao \u0027Guano\n4\u003Ejopert\u00bbn; AA Mexican *\u00ab25; Rlide Island gltf;\n1 .: .. iijoin 526; Sombrero \u003E.:i, ,\\ ivasaa, or Brown\nColuuil an SJ3O; Reese\u0027s Munipu ited iuai \u2022\u003E. \u2022-\u0027\u2022\u2022\u0027:\nRhiKl s\u0027Supei Phosphate ol Li-tne 9*\u00a3 M fr ton;\n1t..1;.,.,\u2022.\u25a0\u0027\u0027.\u25a0\u25a0 Automated Supei Phosphate Lime get)\nper ton; Robinson\u0027s Manipulated Gnauo $90 fr\nFISH. Nova Scotia Cut Herriofi fids*., Ne\nNorth Carolina ia market. Mackerel, No. 3.\nvi m, 91Q\u0026-, ama.il do j.7 \u25a0\u25a0\u0022\u25a0\n!\u25a0 LAXSEED- 81.20j 1.4*1 B* bushel.\nI IA)1 .;-\u0027\u2022.. c gueta Sapsrfine \u003E. r \u003E 7j..\u0027J. last\ni.i, a Nothing doing since the commencement ol\nths holidays. Extra -m; i. :o.\u0027-c. Market .-\u25a0 ady,\nw Ith a model ite -\u0027\u0022\u2022 \u2022\u25a0\u2022\nI I \u0022l \u0027\u0027 BA KREI \u25a0 Wets.\ni 1,1\u0027: rs. \u0027 \u0027i: ix \u2022 -.- 11 11 ana. ._: to tW#\u00bb box;\nSicily, none. Le\u003E a- t\/8.00 li\u0027 la\u003Ex. Raisins-\nBuuch, in boxes, \u25a0*\u0027- \u0027:\u003E \u25a0 \u2022\u2022-\u2022\u0027: Lav r j*}**.o**\u003C \u25a0_\u003E-\u0027-\u0027\u0027\u25a0\nFigs in 20 eta }*\u003E it\u003E. Pauses\u2014 tt to Wets. AY H\u003E.\n;. cordin . \u0027.. j 1, 1. \u0027.. and -1* le.\nGlNf I.\u0027 \u25a0-. \u0027\u25a0\u0027 \u25a0:\u0022 a-1 ts, and ib demand.\nGRASS SEEDS We quote Clover Seei \u2022. 15.75; 8;\nTii \u0027\u0027ii. $2.23-t2.50 :e bushel. Orchard \u0027.Iras.,\nd i.\u0027.v \u2022\u2022 I JO. as in quantity. N- nuinal\u2014-notlemi nd.\nlil\u0027Nl\u0027\u0022 iV UER Uupont\u0027a and Hazard\u0027s Sport\nin: ~.\u0022\u0027.r.\u0022,; Blasting $3.76; Eagle Canister -r 1 lit\/.;\nKFI C mistei ss.\u0027.\u0027\u00bb.\nHA** . \u0027\\ c nuote Pa-- at 81 23 from store.\nHIDES- Salted 9H\u00abl\u00b0cts; Drj It tl3 ctt; Cull\nskins, green, 4flas 1.12. No Spanish Hides in mar\nket\nH.\u0027Or POLES- Flour hbl. $7Mai per :,\u0027\u00ab\u00bbi; bhd.\n\u0027~ m AND NAILS.\u2014Fix iron $28r\u003E$4, aa in\nQiialtt) and quanl t* : Swedes \u00a7100 . 110 per ton;\n:.:\u25a0. lish Refined *7S; Tredc ;ar *86; Common Ens\n...i ;\u0027ii\u0027,; American country, none. CatNuls*Bfca\nLARD*.- Prime Lard in bbls. kegs\nI2J \u2022 iv.i paih refined i aid lie.\nl.ilA 11. -We ii note CM.\u0027.; eta. !?\u00bb\u0027 Ih (or pig; bar\nLPATHER.- We euote cood stamp, middle\nwci. his 22 -i.\u0027. \u0027\u0027 lb; overweiKhts 2.J\u00ab 21c; light\n21 - _\u0027|.-.- . ..I dmi\u25a0 \u0022t 19c; 1 r 1t,.. 17c; upper\nleather \u0022Jl-So. 1. .\u0027.\u0027\u2022\u25a0 as to size, weight and ouality\nl ;,\u25a0\u25a0 iter prici ob \u25a0 lor superior heavy sides. Bar\nness JO. 33c.; Skirting, in the rough, 30_t32c; finish\ned, :\u25a0\u25a0\u0027 \u25a0\u0027.-\u0027\u2022\u2022 Mai kel st ladt.\n..i.\u0027.i\u0027l. \u2014Lasi sales jOeasc. from wharf. From\nstore, as quote Northern eicl.Ut; Virginia 90a,at\n81,\nLIQUORS.\u2014Bs mm : (hard. Dupny \u0026 Co., r-\u0027.rr\n5.0U fr !\u25a0 .ii- 01 : A.Seic net te, \u003E.\u0027\u2022, aAH : Sazerac \u2022\u0027.:\u2022.\u0027,\n1,-, Ib\u0027ti \u25a0\u2022\u0027--\u0027 \u2022-. \u25a0\u25a0\u0027\u25a0\u25a0 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u0027\u2022 fffi; 1 each, scan :e at \u003Ei.,\n\u25a0j; Virsinia Api t, fOeSS cts.; do. 01d,73c. rS\u0027l.6O:\nNorthern do-. \u0027.\u25a0\u0027, tJScts.; imitation, i;,-, 4\u0022 ~, cts.\n-1., 1: New ilii land.6o r\u0026Scts.for mixed;63i\u00bb |~r\npore. \u003Ca,\\i Holland. *IJO-t 1.76.\nLt\u0027MHER.. Chsar White Pine. 8\u00ab; refused do.\n.-\u25a0\u0027, \u2022rchantable. *\u0026 *i. One inch ye!\nlow I\u0027ine Flank 10e til: three-uuai er do. 0, 11; IJ_\niK..l|.|\u0027,; l.do \u003El \u0027.a lt: 2\u0027i\u0022.--l-\u0027.\u0027\u003En.\u0027 l.i. Floor\nin \u2022\u0022-.),, l\u0027.i. lace measure; Meantime *ii,. l.s lor\nlieai \u0022andsup; all hearl tslritfiTJ, eocordin - to size.\n~ ~ , , Ktii s, hea I .-.1111 sap, iJ 1 ,1 13c each ; nil\ni hearl 18 25e. Shingles Bf**6 i- : \u0027\u25a0 \u25a0 Weather\nj ii. ..-\u003E :-,iiii ;.- ;.; r 16. Inch Oak Plank \u2022-;\u0022,\u25a0..\u0027. Ilut\n-1 ton wood \u0027.. li *j\u00272sw 30. lnchCherr\u003E - \u0027\u25a0:.\u0022.; v Pop\nlar -it 25 fr M. Dressed Plooring, Yin in .. --\u0027.\u0027\n_-2*j, v 1 .-,,; 11...i.i... Southern. 2EJ; 30. Laths\n02.26 to r--\u0027.\u0027 h\u0027 M for sawed, on the whart.\nM \u003EL ASSES. N\u003C w Orlea ns42\u00abr46cts.; Cuba Mas\neoviido. in bt4s., 32 lo.t.\u0027 1 , --th.; Cla.vcil Cuba 23 to\n2d0.; I\u0027op.o Rion 38\u00ab42 c\u003C nts.\nii.-. PS.- Stoak li. in. We quote Mte Be. per ! -us.\nOFFAL.- Bran l.a. is.: Shorts 20; Brown Stuff 30,\nam\u0027 Siu-.i .-\u0027\u0027ill\u0027 7ti fr bus.\nONIi INS.- Red --\u0027 i-cr bbL of near tlnec bushels;\nSilver-sl ai : -\u0027..\nPEAS.- Black areselling tit f2_t2_Js ay l.;.sr.\nPOTATOES.\u2014SaIes only i\u003Ev retail, mostly ol\nneighborhood raising.\nROSIN.\u2014*3 i7o 1.76 b\u0027 till.\nX * E.\u2014We quote 70-876 cent:- fr bushel.\n1 ICE\u20144KeSc\nSALT.\u2014None tn first hands. Keia:l?rs are ask\ni\u0022 - 2 7.1 .\u25a0; \u25a0\u2022\u2022 i .\u0027it sack, f\u0027o arrive, we iiuoto #r2e\n.-\u0027\u2022\u0027\u2022\nSA LTPETRE\u20149aIOc. **\u25a0 Kr.\nSENECA ROOT\u201436 i37\u003Eic.\nSHOT\u2014 7*tT% cash, and time as to gmantrty,fbr\ndrop anil laiek.\nSTARCH- Corn 6 ti6\u003E\u00ab: Pear] 7 rBHc.\nSTAVES \u2022i.o\u0022d oak. for Hour barrels,we quote\na 1 $7ii7Jso per thousand i\u0022i green; .jriMja i..,r\nsei n id Ma.\u0027ii.uc out %T ti i.\nSt iA\u0027.\u0027; -New Orleans, none in first bands;\n1,,., g i l nts; Loaf, n-,.. ;r-. .\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0 1 :\n\u25a0\u2022 . hed a.i.i Powdered i ;\u0027\u0027\u25a0.\u0027..\u0027 lie: tJoflee Suxar\u2014\nA \u0027\u25a0\u0027\u25a0..: il 10; C !\u0027\u0027.;.\u25a0:\u2022\u2022;. 11.-.iia C 9\u003Ei\u00bbf9%, as in\n. \u0027 hi*.\nTAR.\u2014\u00ab2J\u00bb l\u0022 btil.\nTEA: mpcrial md Gunpowder *\u003E6e.*eslJo.\n\u0027;\u0027. BA ICO.\u2014Nothing rioini in old fobneco worth\nBieuttoning. V* hat :\u0027\u0027\u0027 ; c.s offered is o inferior\n\u25a0!,: iy. We quote inferioi at 91 5, good\nand io.c \u2022*; :\u2022:\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 i- iiiferior Leaf s:\u00277Ji\u00ab\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u0027.-. g.oiKl\n-j . in\u0027 ii il; Lin- Manutaoturing scarce\u2014nominal\npTicc \u003E-t.i.. 20. No Knirlish in market. The re\n,,-,.:. \u003Ef the new loose have men wed. The quail\nI-. is .., \u25a0 inferior\u2014thin leaf and very dirty. I\u0027riccs\nran c ! bin t?2*do\u0027-i \u00bb7i*. Some fine parcels at i\u0027l.\nWHEAT . ..-\u2022 qiiotationa renntn as last week.\nRed WI it S) :\u25a0\u0027 to 1.20; Whil \u2022\u25a0 SI 30to 91.A0, and\n.-;l ~, loi ,\\n 1 prim \u2022 white. There .s nothing do\nin_. rhe mil is have But .- v t resumed operation*.\u2014\nThej are indeed, frozen up.\n\u0027.\u0027 HIS KEY\u2014Richmond Rectified F.\nSi ims ,t Co.\u0027a Matted Rye Whiskey, new, 91;\nold 3? 1.60.\nWINES.\u2014Port, Burgundj \u003Eii2re)fr z--K*.--\nPort Juice 92J0.\u003C 4- Madkira, Sicily ISc.aSI 76;\nOld \u0027,\u0027. iih-ir-i c1t.ii0.,4. Sllli\u00df\u00dfy, it : iii.v tin, I\u0027ll!\nand tiordon. Amonlilado 82 f6\nWOOD\u2014 Whob ale: Oak \u00a73.50\u00ab53.7a fr cord;\nPi .. *2.75_\u00bb.\u00273\u00273. Retail: ( ial* \u003E..: Pine *|4J\u00bb.\n\u0027... OOL. -\u0027i\u0027\u0027i , i Washed sold ai Wtf3sc; unwashed\nthird le s. Fleece at i 1 luahtt.\nCATTLE, HOUSAND SHEEP.\ni! I\u0027i-\u0027. K. -1,\u0022.\u0027, cut .sales at $275a\u003E*M.2S per cut.,\nnet.t.\u0027 Some lev\/extra fine brought higher rates.\u2014\nThe in ai ket i\u00ab dull.\nSHEI P.- SJJOIo ..\u0027t.. r .ii !\u0027..r ordinarj per head,\nand 9)4 to 87 ior bettei lua\u0027iti \u2022.-.\nHOUS.--We quote fSaf\u00df 25, according to a.na!\nFREIGHTS.\nFOREIGN.\u2014Nothms iloing in foreign frciihts.\nUOMESTIC\u0027- -The lollop ing are the 1 resent 1 atei\na.s. oastwi ie treighta;\nNew \u003E ork. Boston. Philad\u0027a.\nC ml. f tea. il-68 $1.75 $1.25\nFlour, fr bi\u0027l \u25a0 -\u2022\u0022\u0027 .:\u2022-\u0022-\u2022 \u0027-\u0027i\u0027\nTi banco 4k bhd lav 3.6u ZM\nDo. IF box -11 28 2.1\nCoal to Baltimore 3 cts. fr bushel; Flour eta,\nIK Lb!.\nMONEY MATTERS\u2014EXCHANGE.\n.N\u0027oi.i iii-h-N i.i.* 11 v.M.i.- (.\u0027ll New i\u0027orlv and Phils\nd,-i. hia \u00274 \u25a0 \u0027: prem.\nSue . \u0022\u25a0. i. Stock B it,\u0027- n. tea and m the Rani of\n!,.;\u2022 Valley, as are not taken b) lbs Banks, are at a\ndiacounl of ii fr \u0027.:\u0022n*.\nTbe Qoteaol the Pi ma Alleghanj\ncent, discount. Bank of Kanawha, no sale.\nNorth and South Carolina Bank Notes * v a*k_w l\u003E\ncent, discount.\nThe notes of the Banx of Weston and the Bank\nof rlanassa, ID ~ rot, 1 ia.\nij-aI.U and SlLVEjfi \u0027\u00bb\u0027 per cent. prem.\nSALES OF STOCI IN RICHMOND.\nBy lows A. Lascastxb A Box, for tk* W\u0027ck md\niiri lan. 5, 1860.\nVirginia 8 per cent. Registered Bonds, sales $92\nand int.\nRichmond City Bonds, sales tMaad tat. .\nPetersburg City Bonds, last sales $34 and int.\nL) nchburg City Points, last s ilcs .\u25a0{\u2022\u0022jo and int.\nNoitolkCitv Bonds.last sales i_7s.\nExchange Bank Stock, no sales since dividend.\nParmsrs\u0027 Hank Stock, no sales sin. c dividend.\nBank of Virginia Stock, no salea since dividend.\nBank ofthe Commonwealth Stock, no sales s.ncc\ndividend.\nRioluuoud and Panville R. R. Bonds, 9baraateed\na* State of Va., last sale - \u2022-\u25a0\u0027\u0027. and inf.\nVirginia Central K. It. Bonds, guaranteed by State\nof \\ .... lasi sales $98 and int.\nCity of Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed bj St.-ae of\n\u0022Va.. but sales 596 and int.\nJames Kiver and Kanawha Bonds, gaaraatsed ly\nState of last sales \u2022- -1.-.\nRichmond Fire Association Stock, salsa $39\nVirginia Fire and .Marine lasaranoa Stock, sales\n$32\nMerchants\u0027 Insurance Stock, last sales $.*J, l a\u2014 \u003E\u25a0:\u0027\u0026\nottered.\nVirginia Central R. K. Ist Mortgaas Bonds, last\nsales $SB and int.\nV\u0027.riinia \u2022 *.\u0022 111r.-l IR. K. 2d MorbgaC\u00df Bonds.\nlast antes c*-.\u0027.- and inf.\nVirgiaia and Tennessee R. R. Ist Mortgage Bonds,\nlasi salea RSWi and int.\nVir iina mid i Baneasss R. R.2nd.Mortgaf;e Bonds,\ntest sa.es gtJQ and int.\nVirginia and Teaneasee tt. R. 3rd Mortcace Bonds,\ntest saloa S79Jb ;.nd int.\nOrange and Alsxsndria H. if. C per cent. Bonds,\nhart Bates $rs\\\u003E\nOranire and Alexandria R. R. 8 per cent. Bonds.\nlast sales $90 and int.\nMbobbbbb i.ap K. K. ti per cent. BonUd. last sates\nrsiA) and int.\nSouth slide K. K. Bonds, last sales 564\u003E,.\nSouth-Side If. H. Bnnda.[ini\u00dfntSS\u00df l\u003C\u003E f\u0027etersburg,\nlast sates | -.\u0027..\nRiobmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad\nBtoek, Bales *70.\nVirxinia Central Railroad j ; t.n-k. sales .*so.\nRic\u00dfmond and Pstetaibarg Bnilroad ttssk. nosales\nsince 111 - id\u0027 Mid.\nRicniiioiid and Daavilla Railroad Stock, la*t sales\n$ii 6.\nJames Kiver and Ranawha Stock, last sales $9.\nIKON! IRON\u0027l\u0027.-IiIHKCT IMPORTATIONS.\n1 I 260 tons Eniclteh Rclincd IRON, 111 store and re\n,-en ing fer ship Erie, direct lr..m Liverynol, em\na full asaortinetit of Bagnall\u0027s Shafting snd\nKouuils t\u0027rom \\ x t\u003C\u003E4\u0027\u00bb inches; Bauarea from \u0027~ t\u00ab\u003E atbi\niialies; Flats from \\ to v\u00bb to fixl and 12x\u0027j inches;\nOvals from Sto l iaehj Uati\u0027Ovals from.it to lineh;\nllrtlf Rounds from Xte 1 i.ich; rferss\u00dfaos from W\nlo lx\u0027, inch; Norway Rail Rials, Hoops, Bitmls am]\nIron. Also, to tons Swedes Iron, assorted\nsizes; 5 tons Koghsh, Agaeriosnand ijermaa Steel;\nio-sale by BDWIN WOK f HAM A CO.\nde 2 dAcwirn\nHOW IrkiK I I\u0027OW OIIK : I iiou\u0027ke, nDa Pesit\u0027B\n\u2022 Sportinir and Bltwtin;{ Powder, of every kind, m\nkegs, .uartet kogs nmi caaiaters. for silc by\nife2-d*;\u00ab!w2ifl KDWiN WORTHAM A CO.\n(lOfiHEN IIHTTEH.-17 firkins strictly prune\n* received in-\u0027r Jamcstow\u00df, lor ills b.\nV, vi. i\u0027 KiNtjLjtj\n\u0022AND\u0027 EVT\u0027liA\u0027M\u0027Hl\u0027F-ato l.bii., ,\nl*t tersate by lk9. B. i)A Vi\u0027.NPORT. I \u0027","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=1452,391,899,8767"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00003","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"LAW A-ND MEDICAL CARDS. I\n\u25a0tr-r-j, 1\u00bbR. W.M. If. PHILLIPS continues\ni#\u00abC!si to olfer hia services in the varioiia\nbraachea of his profession, lo the citizens of Snl\nnev :.n\u003Cl the piil\u0027hc -enerallv. .\nOffice and re*id\u00abnee. corner Klmwo\u00abMl snd L\u00bbu I\nrel streets. 1 west corner of Old Pail Grounds.)\nB\u00bbv rreaeriatiooa conrsoaodea, or medicines\nfurnished to order. de 34\u20147t*\nBHOIIOKW. ARMINTEAO.\nbTK-jH A ITORNEY AT LAW.\nllir HMomi. Va.,\nW,ll pmettee in the Courts of the City of Rich-\nBinnd. s-nrt of the cow\u00dfties of Henrico and Louisa.\nBTtv, (-\u0027tfic- wiih Wm, H. L. i.v.l. Ls-J., oaftb St.,\nI\u00abetween Grace and Broad. d\u00bb6--Im\u0027\nLstK A PLEASANTS, ATTOR\nIVS NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts\nbeUia Riehmrynd,Henrieo,Oooehlaad and Han\nover.\nAn Notares f\u0027u\u0027.Lc s.n.i Comin-ssioners ef Heeds,\nkev,thei arsaoth \u00bbiaedtota.ke Pepoeatiees, Aaarta\nrits, Acknow ed.menUof Deeds, Powers of Attor\n\u00bb,.\u0027*. 1 llsof Sale, fte., to be used or recorded \u25a0\u0027; t\u0027,e\nsever 1 States hi..l Territories oi \u002210 Union.\nGiles on llth st..Sd door f-otti Main.\nmli II- U\ni- \u0022\u25a0\u00a3\u2022\u00bb V AKKH I\u0027UINIIEXTER, ATTOR\nKS NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA.,will\nprnnt:cc.,. ;lie sit) \u003E\u0027i Richmond ard ;n the ooaa-\nUesol Chesterfield, fowiifl.l a and Amelia.\nn-v\u0027 ,;J i \u0027\u0027ti Lisle\u0027i Buildi 00 t.er-.; Main and\nUtu areets. bbss*\u2014l\nBTJSIJI CSS NOTICBO.\n(*.\\K P.\u2014The\u00dfnfaseriher takes this method of ib\n-\u0027 form ins his in. cts and tiie pablie th it lie hii-i r.\nlil ished iimselfasaW ERCHANDIZE BROKER\nAND GENEHAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.\nHe will attend to the purchase and sale of Mer\nchandise generally; abio, riour. Wheat Cons.To\nhacco and all descriptions of Country Produce.\nBis special attention will te p,iven to nil bosiaess\nBBtrosted to his cars. Pram his loss business\nexperience he hope* te meet with 1 liberal share oi\npublic patroii.-ire. He refers, hy permission, to\nLewis Wksb, E \u25a0\u2022;.. I\nMessrs. Duxlop, Monet as .V Co.. I Riohmo\u0027d,\nEOMOM), I\u003E\u2022,\u0027.\u0027.. \\ !\u0027i ;:t A: Do.,j Va.\n\u0022 Bai .*:. k !\u0027.-,-.- i j . 1.1.,\n\u0022 Uryant.T:\\--.5.-, v. Btot.*a*Bs,l \u00bb___,___.__,\n*\u2022 Twsxse k Co., Philadelphia.\nThomas Monahan. Ese., New Vnrk.\nWM. 8. ROYBTER,\nOffice cor. ot Carj and Va.streei 1,\nRichmond, Nov. Ist, 18*\u003E. no I\u2014ts\n. * KdU\u0027iH D IKIl*. M inula- Hirer\u0027s Aaent loi\nv.\u0027 the sale ol lux,US. SASH, BLINDS,\nMOULDINGS, 4t. a terse assortment constant\n\u0027\u003E on hand. Orders, hv mairorotherwise,promp li\nittended to. No, 13, Governor street, Richmond,\nVs. iToung\u0027soelebrsted Smooth Sawed 8H INGLE\nMACHINE vul Dp in any pitrt oi the State, at\nihort notice. jj 29-tim\nVfARBUE WORKS.\n. 11\nJO 11 N W. DA VI XT!,\nMARBLE MASON,\nMECHANICS\u0027 INSTITUTE. 9TH STREET,\nRICHMOND VA.,\nMONUMENTS, TOM BS, V. EA D PIECES,\nMANTLES, FONTS, Xc.\nM_ First Premiums awarded bj the V:nriraaA?- r\nri ultnraJ Bocietj sad Mechanics Institute.\n]\\ HAGERTY, BRASS AND BELL FOUN\n*J* DER, h.th. between MainandCan street;,\nRichmond, Vs.\u2014Haviac fitted np a FOUNDRY at\nthe above place, I am now prepared to execute -\u0027ili\nirders for BRASH ASi) COMPOSITION CAST\niNGh, tit tne shortest notice, and ebeaser than\n.ii. other establishment South ol Baltimore. Also,\nGARRETT\u0027S PATENT ANTI-FRICTION AND\nMABBIT\u0027S METAL, for sale at reduced pr.a-\u0027s.\nN. B.\u2014Highest CASH PRICES paid tor OLD\n\u0027.\u0027. ETALS and taken in exchange for new.\niy 8_ \u00absa \u201e\nfOMN \u0022i. (iORDON Be SON,\n\u2022\u0027 UTU Si BEET, KEAB THE ExCHaSGE HOTEL,\nOiler For sale a large and full assortment ol IRON,\ncomprisinx Swede\u0027s. American 11-ui\u0027inereil. I\u0027i-iu\nHammered. Em lish ai d En ;lish Refined, English,\nAmerican, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEEI\nIRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow\nIron snd Plow Plates Also, Tin-plate ol various\nsises.for tinners and manufacturers; Sheet and\nBolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals\nusual!] solit in tins market. api\u2014ts\nl.tVlSa** tl. IJiiOW.NK\u0027S\nORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,\n9\u00bbh Btreet, next to die Mechanics\u0027 institute.\nRON K\/\u0027 i LINGS, V X R A N DAII s. BALCO-\nNibS. CHAIRS. SETTEES, fee; also, Grai ng.\nVault and Cellar DOORS, and even other kind oi\nIRON WORK for ornamental anil building pur\nposes, menufaetiired al snort notice.\nt*v i.-! tienl ir attention given to enclosins \u0027-\u0027ur:.\u0022..\n1... .-.. m . tie cil * and co in try.\nPOTTS, FAIiIMV \u0026\u2022 CO.,\nii KOCERS, t OMMISSION AND\nFORWARDING MERCHANTS,\nNearl) opposite tbe Columbian Hotel, Cary st.,\nRichmond, Va.\nSpe-in\u0027 attention iciven to the sale of TOBACCO,\nWHEAT, and all kinds ol PRODUCE, and liberal\ntdvanoei mad nn consignments.\nRN^Pi ; i\u0027K-\u0027^KV.(\u0027\u0027^\u0027-\u0027nVtcr,l, U r K .\nHENRY S. WILLIAMS,Late of Norfolk.\nJAS. \u2022\u0027. M.MiSiJALt.. Late \u00221 Peti 1 \u0027\u2022\u0027.\u25a0\u25a0 .\n\\t\u0027*-l. SATTLEk a: ( 0.,\nI \u0027\u25a0 I\u0027.teoHTKi;- \u0027 Mi DEALERS !\u003E\u0027\nOILS. PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW\nGLASS.\nBRI BBLEB.\u2014We received by tbe ir.te steamer a\nar.\u0022 supply of Painters\u0027 and \u0022A\u0027M.sts\u0027 Brushes, oi\nsuperior quality, lo which we cat! ti.e attention of\nMr eastmners.\nr\u003ERII\u003EOFORD ar CO., General Commission and\n1 Forwarding Merchants, on the Do\u003C k. Richmond,\nVa, D. B. BRI DGFOR \\),\ni BANKLIN MA7 I\u0027tiKWS,\nN. TINSL.EY PATE.\nIi AN PIZZINI,\n\u2022 WHOLESALE DEALER I**\nFOii EIGN FR \u0027CITS.\nAND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER,\nKeeps slwavs on band the and fr-tshesl\nstock of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVEf kc.\nin.\u0027 iscontinuaii) receiviajc, bj everj stean 1 and\n3 i.i- packet, mi additional supi tail it the\ncheap store of JUAN rLJZINI.\u0027ia Ma,:,\u0027.\n\\ LEXANIIEH NOTT,\nA AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION\n;-,\u0027;..\u0027.\u0027,\u25a0 HAN T,\nWill attend re ularly to the sales of HORSES,\nMULES, WAGONS, \u0026c, at the Horse Lot, every\nBATURDA\u0022i MORNING, al Wo\u0027clock,\nStock intended for sale will please he entered ue\nf\u0027.i \u25a0 the morning \u0022i the sale,\ni.*\u003C li. MvlMvl.ll .\u0027. to.. Grocers and \u0027Vow\nI-- mission Merchants, No. 6 Cary Btreet, Rich\nmond, Va., oiler \u0027heir services for tii - sale of\nWheat, Corn, Flour, Tobacco, are. Tiie usual\nadvances made on consignments.\nLOTTERY.\nUooo. EOfiy a- ro.\u0027s\nSINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,\nGRAND CAPITAL PRIZE *100,0tMl 1\nNEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE\nTICKETS.\nTl! E !\u0027. X T li AORDINARY DRAWINGS of\nWood. Edds A. C.k\u0027s Single Number Loterieswill\ntai...\u0027 place in public, under tbe superinten lence of\nsworn Commissioners, ;.t. Aujusta, Georgia,as t\u0022l\n--lo- \u0027\nClass No. 51 draws Satub dat, Decemler 17th, i\u0027aa\u0027.t.\ni\u0027!.::;:\u0027 No. .\u0027,\u0027 i \u0022 \u0022 .luinari 21st, teiO.\nClats No tin \u0022 \u0022 Fehruary i-\u003Elll. )h*j.\nEXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,\nTo take place ~1 above specified.\n1 GB AN |) CAFIT VL PRIZE OF 9100000! ;\nl i\u0027nze ol \u00ae50,000 1 Priae of. ijs.isio \u0027\n1 \u0022 oi 30,MMJ 1 of \u2022\u2022 .\u0027...i\nl \u0022 of 1600(1 30 Prizes ol 2,000\n1 \u0022 of 10,0f\u00bb0 100 \u0022 of J.ito\n1 \u0022 0f... . . 6.0001D0 \u0022 oi .. fOO\n1 \u0022 oi ;\u0022,.mnt 100 \u2022\u2022 , t me 1\n1 \u0022 of ent\u0027 isa \u0022 of . ... 300 \u0027\nAFPROXI VIA! ION !\u0027!\u003C!\/\u2022\u2022 \u25a0 I\n4 prizes oi 8600 Approximating to 9luooaa \u0027\nprize are v2.i\u00bb\u00bb\n4 prises 01 SOS Approximating te s0 \u0022\u0022o\nprize are MOO 1\nt prizes oi 409 Approximating to SO.OOO\nprize are IM9\n4 prizes of 900 Approximatisx to 15,000\nprise are 14*00\n4pr.zesol age Aeproximetinic to 10,008\npr:?.e are 800\n20 prises of 100 Approxi\u00dfasttaKto 0,000\nprize are . .1 Urn*\n.a 000 priaes ol 20 are 100,000\n5.620 prizes ait.onn tin-\u0027 to 000\nWhole Tickets S)S0; Halves -510, Oaartera c 5;\nEighths $2.60.\nTHE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of-Wood. Ed\nil* .\u0027; Co.\u0027s Lotteries will t.i\u00bbe pises at Augusta,\nii\u0027-or.ria, as follows :\nClass O\u0027i Draws on Sati kdav, UeceiTii.er 2l!ii. 1800,\nClass 53 \u0022 \u0022 \u0022 31st, 1050.\nCia\u003EB .\u0022\u003E4 January 7;\u0027n, lasv.\nClass r\u003Er\u003E \u0022 \u0022 \u2022\u2022 lath, J*;o.\nCla.ss 67 \u0022 \u0022 2a.,i, 1500.\nORDINARY DRAWING,\nTo take t lace as irfnive upeciited,\nI GRANT) CAPITAL PRIZE OF 150,000\n1 \u25a0\u2022 \u0022 jaorooi 1 Prize of \u003Ei.;-..\u00abi\n1 \u0022 \u0022 iii,i\u00bbju 60 Prises of. ;h\u00abi\n) \u0022 \u0022 5,0001 100 \u2022\u25a0 \u2022\u2022 \u00ab30\n1 \u0022 \u0022 1-IKMI 1 100 \u0022 \u0022.. .. 300\n1 \u0022 \u0022 MM) t 100 \u0022 \u0022 M\nI 1\u0022\u00bb \u0022 \u0022 lw\nAPPROXIMATION PRIZES.\n4 i-nzesot \u00a7400 Approxiniatins to .*-s\u003Ct.\u0027jijo\nprize are -\u0022\u00bb1,600\ntynaea ol A\u0027ij Apsrojdtas*4iacto au.\u0027juj\nprize are !,_\u00bb_\n4 prizes ol 260 Approximating to I\u0027J.\u0027JOO\nprize a-e 1,000 j\n4pnzes of 225 Aparoximatini to 6,\u0027J00\nprize are \u201e 900 j\n4 prize* oi sou Approxijjnataac to 4,000\nprize are H|\n4 prizes .1-160 Aasroeimating to 3.01W\narise are 800\n4pri7.es oi iv) ripprosi\u00dfsstini te l.soo\nprize are \u00bb~ . . 400\n5,000 prizes ol BjBI are , tjIOO.UOO\n6.4*1 prizes, amount tne to 9330.000\nWhole Tickets BW; Halves IM\u0027 Ouarters \u0026\u25a0\u00a3 so. \u0027\nWOOD, EtiDY if Cth\u0027S\nGRAND EXTRORDINAB V DKAWINiiS,\nOS TBS i\u0027.iiiit: Mvtr-KR l\u0027L.v^,\nCAPITAL PRIZE\ntfj_. \u2022 1\u00ab a . (1 0B ! *\\*4\nTakes ateee oa \u0027Im Last Satardav in each month.\nWhoie Tickets 818, li.ilves 1510, Quarters 65,\nEighths \u003E.v,-\u201ei.\nIn ordering Tickets or Certiticates, enclose the \u0027\nmouev to oar address ior what you wish to pur\nchase; name the Lottery in which yon wish it ib\nvsstcd, and whether you wish Wholes, llaives, \u0027\nQuarters or Eighths, oa receipt of winch wa scad\nwh.it is ordered, hy Itjl mail, together with the\nBcheaaa.\nImmediately after tha drtiwin-r, a Printed draw\nitu. t\u0027eiiified to I\u0027j the Commissioners. Will be\naent, with an Explanation.\nhlk. Pureluisers will please write their ai(natures j\nplain, ani! i-ive the name of their Post-OiTico, Comi\nt) ..ml Suite. . J\nAll communications strictly confidential. ,\nBjju All Prizes of 91,000 and itriucr. pant inune- !\nafter tne drawing\u2014\u0027 other Prizes al the usual\ntime of forty riaya \u0027\nOiiicri. for Tickets to in! directed either te \u0027\nWOOD EDDY Ac CO.T Auguata.Ga., \u0027\nOr WOOD, EDDY x CO., Atlanta, Ga\u201e\nur WOOD, EDDY \u0026 Co.. Wtlmiaatoa, Del.\nH_, A hat 01\u0022 the tiuiiiier.i that are diawn from\nthe wheel, will, the amount of tne Prise thai each I\none is entitled to, will tie published after every\ndrawinj ia the fonowttaa papsrat\u2014lntrh (Geo.) 1 i\nConstittitio,na!nt, Mobfls ({Mister. Nashville Ga- \u0027\n\u25a0stte, Ricbiii.ii.\u0027.t Dispatch, PanUlint (.Miss.) Cla\nrion.\nONLY AIM EVISI.\u0027M \u201e \u25a0 ii,-\u0027, I men, van m. 7S !\ncenf. tit JRCOI \u00bb : \\Y. J i;, M-or. \u00abt, t","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=2351,391,899,8762"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00004","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"NEGRO HIRING, Ac.\nNEOKO IIIKI NO FOR 1 **\u003E \u00bb\u00ab\u003E \u2022 -\nThe sutieonliera asain offer their services to\ntheir Inends.itid the aeMisaa\nAJJENTS FOR HIHING OUT NEGROES.\nAn experienc of six years enahlna va to promise\nthe l**t prices rind (oed homes for all negroes en\ntrunted to our care. \u25a0 ~\u00bbhm\nWe also attend to theaaie of all kinds of C.OI i\u003E-\nTKV PRODUCE, and respectfully ask consign\nni. nts. RAWLINGS* IIOLLADA ..\n12th street, between Main and Cary.\nde 15- ilAclin Riclimond, Va.\nninim HILL attends to the sale si\nCOKN, WHEAT. TOBACCO, Ac. snd cob\ntinneste rIIREOU\u0027J NEGROES,\nie hi- d**ewlrn\n18(\u003E0. \u0022w^ihloV\u0022\u0022* 9 * 1860.\nROBERT B. LYNE. .\nThe sahacriber re\u00dfpectfsUj otlera lua services\naeain to Ins friends and puhitc seaerelly, aa an\nAGENT i\u0022. tbe City ol Richmond to hire out ne\nurop,.. He has had aa experience of Bssrs than v\nysars tn Nezrobirian,dnrmx thatperiodh-wasr\ncr i .at tne mrc of a sent te him. i lit* lores\nfa we been paid aaartarly, food homes ,-.nd ten\nprices obtained, which baa niven entirel satisfae\n[io\u00dftoallol bis patroaa. No effort willbesearsd\nin fatore to advance the i\u00dftersst and secute the\napproval of all wbomai patninixe him.\nHe Ins practic-d medicine tor twenti years, sad\nthough be h is rstired from the active duties o! his\nprofession, yet he will prescribe, witsont char.:e\nin all simple cases, so as to avoid medical bills v\nfar as possible; much has beo\u00df saved te the own\ners dnrine this jesr by ths* oearse.\nPersons intendinx to send Nsxroes to mm wil\nple-se no-ilv him of smii lateatjoa. tind fcm\\ then\nBBftroes to his office hy thei-t. \u0022I Janmary. He baa\nmarie ample arrangements to have them wslleared\ntor till hired out. X\u0022. B. l.\u0027i tth,\ni, 1.. \u25a0 ih bnsemsntof Mstropolitaa Han.\nKx. Saw. .!. M. Gre .or*, CI. Oeo. Ri -hereon.\nJudge Va. W. Crump, Ju.li.eJ. B. Ctepton,\nMephen Hunter, . .\u0027\u0022\u0027\u00bb\u25a0 tCitp.\nI o,an Wa\u0027lcr. Elder Jas. W . BeC\nW. W. Wookdridxe, Oroafe.\ntiirhmnnd. A. N. Ifernard,\nHon. D. C. Dejarnette, Elder Goo. W. Eve.\nOeo Fitxhngh, K.sq., Fredericksburg.\ndr. rrgur.it, Elder 11. L Cotemsn,\nCnroi\u0027ne. Albetnmrlt.\nMasooe Garnett, Dr. t\/cssner Qarrisoa,\nX M.Ware, Charlottesville.\n|ir. B. Roy, D. X, Bernard,\nH. Robinson, Petersburg.\nEssex. I\u003Er. J. Rimpkins, Norfolk.\nDr. J. B. Roane, rt. C, Wilsoa.\nCharles City. Chesterfield.\n.fi),?) Tlun\u0027er. Louisa. M, X, Wilton, Faugui\ndels\u2014l \u0027I\u0027-i.n\nISeO. K\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00bb_HiK\u00ab*6- iB6O.\nil. A. J. CLOPTON,\nG E N 1\u0027 R A I AGENT AND C 0 L I. X CTO R ,\nOn \u2022 .\u25a0- cox ara w.\u0027.lt. Avi\u0027l\u0027KAWt.iv Sts.,\n\u2022Opposit, Dickinson, Hill ty C 0.,)\nRICHMOND, * A.\nThe snliscnber begs to return his Bekaowledx\ntnents to ins friends and patrons for tnetr favor*\ndnrin tbe past year, and would inform them that\nhe Btill continues the business of HIRING OUT\nNEGROES. RENTING OUT 11OU8E8. COL\nLECTING CLAIMS, aad all other business per\ntuniiiif to a GEN ERA I. A\u00abS KNCY, to ai! of which\nhe sives his 1 ersonal attention.\nParties in the eountrv who may entrust tbe hi\nring of tneir negroes to him, man rest, assured ol\nevery .attention lemn paid to retting them r.oiie\no*i;-\u0027r lr.it Rood homes and the best prices, snd is\nthe event of sickness, the best medical and v\u003C r\nsonalattention snail always he supplied.\n\u25a0EX. Ne !\u0027\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u003C for lure the com ag -ear had better\nbe .- ml in to me as early aftei Christmas as possi-\nTs those sts distance to whom f aaa porsonall)\nunknown, i beg to refei to tne following persons :\nRichmond. Essex County,\nDickinson, Hill S Co. N. J. B. Whitlock,\nAim* k Queen County. Or. E. L. Wn-ht,\nDr. Thomas Lat me, Dr. Jus. H. Latene,\nIt. ii. Fasntleroy. Ed. F. Noel.\ni;\u0027. utmoreland County. Dr. Bey. D. Rejr.\nDr. F. D. Wheelwright, rf\u00abne William County.\nRev. Thos, E. Locke. John L. Latane,\nCarolint County. Wm. C. tetass,\nRol\u003Et. Hu.Uin, Dr. John Lewis.\nDr. Jno U.Butler, Gloucester County.\nL. tl. K.-,ap. Dr. T. \u0027J. Clopton.\n_ .!\u2022\u25a0 9- .-*\u003E itAdAcwlm\n1860. SKGl \\%V^ me \u0027 1S(50.\nCOC X I. k C LOS E.\n\/ V\u0027-\u0027t \u0027 :.\u0027.(\/\u2022.\u2022 AND COLLECTING AGENTS,\nWill .ive their especial attention to HIRI.Ni.\nOUT Si RVANTS, COLLECTING RENTS, and\ntberoilectim; and adjustment of iia::;is generally.\nOffice ob 14th Btreet, in basement oi Exchange\nHotel Building Richmond. Va. delO\u2014tit\ntVTKGRO HIRING. The Bubscnher aaani of\n-1 \u00ab fera his services to !o\u003C friends and the public\nfor HIRING 01 i NEGROES lor the ensuine voir.\nRe pledges himaell to m-e his best exertions to\npromote tho interests of those who ma.) favor him\nwitn their tnisiness, and to paj special attention to\nthe ne\u00abroea during sickness.\nii, hopes, from long cxi irience,tobe able to give\nsai faction.\nOffice at the old .stand of Dabney k Caatborn,\ncorner of Main and 15th streets, opposite the St.\nChi ries Hotel. EDWARD N. DABNEY.\n_ de 17- dlisAowll\n186(X R*6ROI\u00abRINO- jggQ\nEDWARD l\u003E- EACHI \u003E.\nGEN E RAL AI = X.NT A N D COLL ECT\u003C IR.\nOFFICKCOB .\u0027\u2022 KB ill U BT. V V D KM\u0027li VN\u0027i B .\u25a0 LI.I .\u0027.\n[Nt door to Or. C. R. Bricken\u0027s Insurant (JttH -,\nand directly oppt it. toj. v Gordon t) bom\u0027s\nI \u0027...\u0027\u25a0, ,- \u2022 - \u0027..ri lions-.)\nRICHMOND, VIRGINIA.\nThe subscriber v-, mid respectful It inform his\nI ; fnds and tne pub ie uenerall) iha, he will con\ntinue .\u0027\u0027 the \u25a0\u25a0 line lineol himiite\u00df* thee itcu .. . * ear,\nvia: HIRIN OfT and SKI LING SKRV VN i\u003E.\nRENTING OU I\u0027 .iii. \u25a0i-\u0027.-\u0027..\u0022-!,1.1.1N 1 REAL KM\nTATE NEGOTIATING LOANS. COLLECTING\nBONDS. NOTEi* md Oi\u0027EN NTS snd al\nte.udio . t \u003E a\u0027i other I usiness nertaiuinn tos G tne\nral A eat. Thankful for past tavoi -. i. 1 reapi .tl il\n1. solic :. \u2022 eoi t innan ;e ul the same\nPersona intend ~. to send me their aervants from\nthe count \u2022*. will please doe irly after Chrii t.Buas\n\u002711\u0027 \u25a0in \u25a0 \u25a0\u2022\u25a0 r 1 \u0027 .\u0027.ni homes an 1 good irii - .\n.\u2022. -\u0022 ired. .is I. 3s\nMEDICINES.\nDH. HVOFLANID S GERMAN HI i i ERS\n\u00bb;*d\nDR. BOOFLAND\u0027S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,\nThe great standard medic inn ef Ihe present ate,\nhave arji.f.\u0027tj their gri it popularity only through\nyears of trial. Unboundedsatisfactt nis ~ \u0027 \/\nr a rh-.\u0027ri in all cms**, mmi the peaplt ha \u25a0 pronounced\nC. -vi worthy.\nLIYEH COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN\nDlt \u0027\u0027\u2022\u0027. D :\u25a0\u0027 B Tl 11 V 0 \u0027\u2022\u0027 THE N fi R ;\u0027r; US\nSYSTh M, i-r \u0027- \u25a0 \u0027\u25a0 01\nTHE KIDNE \u25a0\u003E.\nand alldistmst! arisint \u0027ew a isord red li\/etr or\nli--. B .1 of thi \u0022I . .\u0027a \u0027 \u2022 I l*t\u0027*\u00ab\u003Cru\u0027f\u00ab Or. arts, art\n*\u25a0\u0022 lily \u0022\u2022 I permanently tured \u003E the GERMAN\nBITTERS: \u25a0\nThi BALi 4MK CORDIAL has aeguired a repu\ntation surpassing that of amy similar preparation\ntxtant. tt wilt \u2022 :-.r,-. withoi r i\u00bb..!., tas most st\nvt re an I i \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 stand ag\nCOUGH, COLD. OR HOARSENESS, BRON\nCHITIS, I NFL UENX i. CROUP, PNEU\nMONIA, INCIPIEA 3 \u25a0 -\u003E\u003E \u0027--- UMPTION,\nand .\u0027. \u003C\u2022 pirfortntit ih~ most m* tonishint cv*-.- tear\nCONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!\nA feji dost* wilt also ;.: enct check and cur* th*\nmost severi DIARH \u0027.\u0027.\u0027h. i rrtceeding iron: Govt is\nthx Bowels.\nThese medicine, f are prepared by Dm. C. M. Jacx\n-.\u0027-..\u2022 Co., No. 418 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.,\nand \u0022..\u0027\u25a0 sold druggist an t \u0027.\u003C iters in mt Heines\nywhere.at76t tsperl : *. J\u0027i- tignatvri t f\nC M. Jacksob \u00ab\u0022\u0027- be or. th* out ide wrapper of\ntar.hbottl*.\nIm tne Almanac rubluhtd annually by thepro\nfrtl tor.* r-i1i.,1 i-lv BTBOtrr\u0027s .*:.\u0027-! SAC, POM Wi .\nha.* ttstivi mv \u25a0id commendatory n:\u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0 frt si n\u0027:\nports ef the country. The** Atmamaet or* gipttm\namuy i\u0022, a,, tmr agents.\nPURCELL,LADD ft CO., Aeer.U ;\nie 11\u2014dAc-vi. Rie im \u0027, ,t. \u0027\u25a0 a.\n\u00273\u0027lttc BEST 4.01 i-lt SVn 1 \u00bb\u0027\n0* IN J\u0027liK WORLD!\nThe test COUGH BYRI P n the world is\nHARTSHORNE\u0027S PECTORAL BYRUP OF\nWILL CHERRY.\nTins ardcie ta pre pared ny a ebeniist, and :k p;o\n--nounced bt medicn men md those who havewted\nit, to be the hoi \u2022 uic .ration for COUG HS, CoLDS\nCATARRH, BRONCH IT I .-. ROARSENESai\nSORE THROAT PROM A COLD, md a preve\u00df\ntive ofth.it boa of diseases, Co *JSI M PTION.\nPersons who iin\u00bb should ass it. it. is pleasant to\nthe taste, softens, clears and strengthens thei nice,\nslteys nil irritation of the throat and lunjs, -.:id\nprevents t\u0027ikins cold.\npry Bottles a and SOoenta aad fl\nis. B.\u2014lf yon are bilious, and bave a bad onld,\nuse HARTSHORNE\u0027B ANTI-BILIOUS i.\u0022.i.\u003E.\nThey remove all inle and col.is from the system.\u2014\nTwenty five easts a box. BoW by all Drugsists ia\nRichmond. se lti\u2014ftm\nA VIRGINIA KKaiHU\u0027..- MRB. DAWB\u00bb\nA COl Gfl RLlXl\u00df.oneofthsliestkaowareine\ndies for COl Ullti aid COLDS, has iieen in nso in I\nRichmond and its vicinity for the pasi fifteeti or 1\ntwenty years, aad htv.- always prmed sffii acious in \u0027\nConirhs and Cods. I\u0027ho following certificate was\nrolnntartlj given !\u25a0* Key. V.r. VsTiles Ib !n\u003E( ;\nB iwinw Gkei\\. Caboi nk. March* ISS\u00ab.\nMr C. 0. Waltxb\u2014Dear Bir: I take alesenre ir\ninforming you that*\u0027 Mrs. Daws\u0027 Cough Elixir,\u0022 I\npur*.hashed\u0022 of you, baa acted like a charm upon mi\nlittle daughter whea Bhe had ti.e Whooping Coui b 1\nvery Bed. 1 have used it also .11 cases of Colds, at\ntended with severe coughing, ami in every case the\nsaaas as pay results have been produced. I ic.-ar.i\nthis preparation as nn exosllO\u00dft medioine. and in i\nmy judgment no fa.ui.ly ought to he without tt.\nA. VV.t.Bs, I\nPastor ol the M.K. Church, South, oa the Caroline\nCircuit, Va. C.mf.\nporsaje be Mrs. A. B. Dawa. Fiaher ft Winstoa\nMillspnueti 4 Johnston, J. W. Garlic*, E. J. Fiijot! \u0027\nA. Bosteker and Chas. i\u003E. Vaie, RteJuaont.\nRIPXIKIKIRIIDfOK FIVK IHILLARS S\n\u2014LR. SHERMAN\u0027S great radical Care Truss\nBaa now tie bad for pnlj five dollars. Every uiedi- j\ncal man who has examined \u0027ins i\u00dfatraj\u00dfieat, pro !\nBouaees it ssserior to all others. If dfi\u003E ; rei!, vie\nwill cheerfnlll refer to an] \u0022l very numerous !\nseraoes wao Save been thyrouihli cured by this\nTruss. Per\u00abftii\u00ab n\u0027Mwji\u00bbg\u0027ffte\u00bbl,^_| ) | Tt) |f| M | t a , )lj T) | 1\ncd. should |.rocnre one. they hsins so oarahle.and \\\nthe cheapest in the end. We will send thia Truta\nto an;. Bart \u2022\u003E! theooentry hy Express or mail.\nFor the Truss, or information concerning ,Lad\ndress C. C. JACJfSON.\nNo. 17 Mam Btreet. P.miiiiio\u00dfd. Va.\nEersor.s not kaonjins us, eaa send thei. money to\nany merchart or friend iv thia ony.\nTiie Truaa can bo hud also at Messrs. M EA DE k\nBAKER\u0027S and MJLLSPAUGH k JOHNSTON\u0027B\nDrasfists. my 9-1 r\nMEI)ItAI,rARO.-Ur. PLUME ..tiers tea se.r\nvices to the pubitdiii thttrratm\u00df\u00dftoinUssoiel\ndissases. Twenty years\u0027 practice 111 the above J\nlirancii gives Pr. I. solaini topurdie favor.\u2014Oilioe \u2022\nvii Erauklm street, near tha j..*.i nan...\u0027. Hotel, and j\nthird house l*elow Trinity Chareh. same side. Al\nways on hand, aaupriiy ofthe \u0022CHEMICAI EX- i\nTRACT OF FLoWkILS;\u0022 one ofthe very beet]\nreanvators forweaketied no\u00bb- known. \u003E!em 1\ncines aont to order. Allcommr Bteauoae hy letter!\nor otherwise promptlr atwudei to. RioluassHl. Vs \u0027\nI\npAPHnr AKTII I.HS.-A very choice Bsaftrt\na merit ..i Eaney Drag gists\u0027 Arttctes, suitable foi !\npresents. eoiDpriaiug hue Hair, Tooth, and Nail\nBrushes; Tortoise Hhel! ami leery Flat) und Dress\ntec C.iiitia; Poeket-11.ioka; line Panel Soaps ami\nrot let Bottles. .Vc... Ac. iv great variety.\nW. PETERSON, Druggist, las Mam at.\n-.\u00bb j units. Il\\\u003C ON BIDE* AMI SIMM 1..\n\u2022\u0027 , \u0027 ill i!M- New and Old -for utile by\nWOfIBLE v 1 L\u00bbitiOUNE. |\nN -. 11 Penrl il set. \u2022","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=3260,372,863,8767"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00005","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"- FOR RENT AND BALE.\negO\/tiP wACTO R V rOH \u25a0ALK OR\nHKNT.\u2014The\u00dfiioaerilHsrolleraforaaleor reat\nhiaKOAP FACTORY, on Fairfield atreet, at\nthe headof .Seventeentb.\nAlso. Ins three Soap Feetorjr Hand a for hire\none ia a r*nod Soap rind Candle Maker, the other\ntwo are experienced \u2122\u0027-* Te ffiw*lfW\u0027AbASh\nN. B\u2014For further particulars, tipplv to\nLbJT. Mi ADAIM,\njas-u Powhafaa Hotel, Richmond.\n_*\u00bb. FOR RI-INT-A pleasant RKBIOENCE.\n__BforoH\u00dfasilfamilf. on Union Hill. Ihe atmtm\nafc\u00ab is \u00bb w ,, xtonea lu:h. with a BSBSJBBB, well ol\nwafer on the premises. Kjrdsa. jar*, Vc. To a\n~\u201e\u201e! tenum; las rsnt will be only *7*rer\u00bb\u00bbmh.-\nPossess -ii Kiven immediately. Jr. ki.i-..***\u2022.\u2022\u0027..\nj,, |_t; tsth st.. betweea Wain and Cary.\n_t-s I\u0027OK K\u00bb\u2022 3 I\u0027 -A \u0022 oonifortahle ami w-o ar\nGi\u00bbr.in-ed ito\u0027l-\u0027K DWELLING, containing 7\n-Siai m ~n:\u00ab. a well of rtcilh-nt v.ater is the yard,\non \u0022.Vli street, ne.-ir I\u0027nion Station Churcb. Apiaii\nration can be made to tiie owner. .1. il. I\u0027OINDEX\nTKR.orthe present ocen\u00dfsnt.\nj.. t i .-\u00bb\u2022 .1. R.SYRCLE.\n.-_* WOB X EiNT\u2014The small FARM, adjoining\n*____mj Farm,on the Meadow Bridge Road.ehvat\n-\u2022\u25a0\u25a0two iiit\u0027es lrom the, city. It contai\u00dfS ei-h*\nacres of Land, well adapted to WA RDENImJ, and\ni_ i PKaCH ORCHARD. It has upon its\nBRICK COTTAGE DWELLING, with Kitchen\nand Carriage-Honse. Near the hones ia a (nod\nSpring. can Ie had at once b_r appli\ncation to Lis*\u2014te] A. DILL.\nSva lia\u25a0 l :: lani) roi a\\ lHi\noffer tor sale privately, mv larve ami valuabla\nTRACT OF LAND, situated ib Ptttaylvaaia\ncounty, al\u00ab\u0022itoiie mile and a half from Danville.\nand !*intt eligibly upon the waters ofSaadj und\nPan rivers, BI the intersection of the two. 11 con\ntains aboat 363 acres, of which 5d acres are cl. ared\nand ia a fine state oi cultivation. Tiie rema. ider\nis all heavily timbered, ami tbesroceedfl ol tba sale\nof the timber alone would be toondvorj remune\nrative. Tbe land is of ths beat qnsliti for raisinx\ntol .-\u0027.ceo ar.d other products of this section, in .ser.e\nral,\n1 also offer for aaic that valuable property known\naa WILSON\u0027S FERRY, ball a mils above.Daa\nviite. and noon ths wajton-road from Danville to\nHenry and western Pittsylvania. In connection\nwith the Ferr\u003E. I wiH sell i small TRaCTOF\nLAND, containing aboat 12 aerosol hue river i\u0022W\ngrounds, saitable for a Boarket cardea, or aaaaall\nfarm.\np,-r\u00df.*\u0027\u0027,*v wishi ne to purchase any \u0022f this property,\nwill please address me at Danville, va., and ! will\ntake pleasure in showing the proper!\u0027.. or rivuu\nan* farther information GEO. T^WILSON.\noc 15\u2014ts\ng**, FOR RENT-A comfortable DWELLING-\nI :;; HOUSE, with aeceasar) out houses lor the\n\u25a0aaaceonimodAtion of a family, with eleven or\ntwelve acre.; of land, a portion of which h is been\ncultivated as a MARKET GARDKN. and in Rood\ncondition, on which there is a good Orchard, Asj\u003Ear\nturns and Strawberry Beds* alt two miles from\nRichmond, immediateli on the Westhara Plans\nI\u0027o id. Ton Rood teuai.t the terms will be made\nvery moderate. For iortlier particulars applj to\nJOHN A. HUTCHESON.\nAt Henrico Counts Court- House.\nAlso, for hire tbe present -ear. FA KM HANDS\nand two BLACKSMITHS. li-i3\u2014ts jJ. A. li.\n__ \u003C OR \\ \u0022M i \u0027.I. I\u0027OK H EHT-*-With two run\n\u003E\u2022\/;\u0027of Stones, central in location.\ns. I-. ROBINSON\/.\nja3\u2014ta Belvidere Planing Mills.\n_i_. FOB RENT.\u2014Tbs Beat Badecwtfortable\n;,; HOUSE on 4th atreet, In \u0027tween Claj and 1.. \u003E-h,\n- \u25a0\u25a0\u0027\u25a0\u003E itelj occupied bj .Mr P. T. Hicks,eeetaunina\nfive rooms, lt is is s pleasant nei .htiorhood. aad\nin tool order. i\u0027o a. .\u003C\u25a0 -si. \u2022\u2022 l -.i-eu -iiiinciiiafelv.\u2014\u25a0\nApply to RAWI INGS * UOLLADAY,\njail- If 12th s\u0027rc\u0027t, betweea Maia and Cary.\n_*i IO ii li, M\\ T Tv-o new and desirable\n?p! HOUSES, containing 6 rooms each, kitchen\n-*t\u00aband other conveniences, situated out.\u0027la* st..\nnear Buchanan\u0027s Sarins. Possession giveabj the\nlviii ot Janaar). 1000.\nFor further information spplv to\niin D. EACHO,\ndetjl-2w llth st.. near Exchange Place.\n_c, VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINO\nfjjg ON SOUTH SIDEOF CARY, BETWEEN hr\ni\\ii _ D sTS., Kt\u0027K SALE.\u2014We are author\nized to sell a valuable private nWELLING. situ\natedasabove. \u0027the tol fronts 30 foot by 1*57 feet to\nan aile* 16 feet wide. The bouse is built of brick,\nnearly Bcw.ihaving beea built in 1853.) contains it\nronrns with fire places The parlors are furnished\nwith mai We mantels, and gas and water throu hi al\nthe house: the bath rooms are furnished with hot\nand cold water. There are two kitchens on tbe lot,\neach two stories huh, with spacious cellars, thai\n\u25a0ni Hrdin ! the most ami !e accommodations h-r ser\nv-iiit.s. Brick stable and carriage house, with large\ncellar underneath foi fuel There is a lame grape\narbor in the j i\u0022!, ofeboics selei tionof \\ inea Ihe\nwhole ftr- mises \u0022re in complete order. Porsoas\ndisposed to ,-\\. the p opert) will call on the sub\nscribers, Foi tertns, fee .., i pi) to\nde3o-101 \u0027,\u0022!\u0027!..:\u003E .\u0027\u003C AiTERSON, Auets.\n___\u003E. NHOP KtlOiVla. AND WATER I\u0027llW\niIH I\u0027t\u0027K RENT.-We have for rent three\nbbssri OWS, trontou immediatetj on tbe Canal,\ne-rhtj feet lonr and fifti wide, with WATER\nPOWh\u00df\u2014the BUII.DINGbein* ,i tin-most im\nproved and suliatantial construction, with slate\nroof, and well suited for mannfacturmt: purpose\nParties desiring to locate themselves will do wi\ncall and examine tiie premises.\n\u25a0 .1. ,\u0027{. ANDERBON k CO.,\ndeS-ts Trcdc-.ar Iron Works.\nX-. FOR bALC-A verj desirable COT \u00ab___\nft\u0027 i\u0027Aa.b; RKHIDEN \u002711. situated ..n I eif h,__P\n..1,1. |, tween 2d and .id streets, tn a pleasant \u2014 *\u0022*\nm . . n hood, for rale.\nThis pro] art j frouts :;o\u0027j feet on Leigh, ran:: in..\nbsckUlfe twitb a in fool alley. The inip ove\nments consisl oi a Dweliing in good order, cob\nta nin 1\u0022 rooms, J,!\u0027 which ar ej a - .\u0027 size;\nKitchen with two stories gas in the house, hvdranl\nin the yard, frnit trees, urape vines and titbar \u003C\nshru nber) in the garden, to etLcrwitb othercos\nvei ienoes, an I ible for .la \u25a0\u2022 and genteel family.\nAny person wishlns a comfortable and well ar\nraii-ial house ma) find it f thei ml -n-.- . a w\u003E 1\nas their taste, to m ike appl cation. Terms accom\nn.o\u0027i.\u0027.tiu :. For further information applj to\nKDW\u0027D D. P.ACHO,\nde IS\u2014ln 11 street, near Exchanve.\na;, ! tit: RENT.\u2014PHOTOGRAPfI and FINE\n\u0027 fit ART GALLERY over Johnson A Harww.\u003Ed,\n\u2014 :: *-N,.. 77 Main street, formerb Whiti uirst\u0027s\n\u2022-\u25a0 illcry. \\. ith two fine \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0 -lights, and is ni the ba\nsiueas po lion iil the city. Applj to\nno i.i ts JOHNSON St HARWOOD.\njm. FOR RENT--A tmaemei tSTORE-ROOAC\n;;:\u0027-! aur of Mesars. Johnston .v. Urtmsford\u0027s\n-*- J: w\u0022,rci\u0027ooms, and fronting in Lombard) Alley.\u2014\nRent moderate. Possession itiven immeoi te \u2022.\nWM. W ILLACESONS.\nFOR RENT.-For reat. PROFEHBIONAL\n\u0027.; :T; ticri\u0027lM or LODGING ROOWS-tbs tn.ni\n\u2014-a.r,\u201e,i,, over the sntisenbor\u0027sstore. Pbbbbbbjob\nciven i::,\u0022 \u003Edi .\u0027\u25a0 \u25a0\u2022 \u25a0 Ippl\u0027 to\nr;,, I ta J LAN PiZZINI. No. M 8 JWai\u00df at.\n-_.\u00bb. JO!!. REJiT\u2014The opper part ofthe HOUSE\nSk, cor tv \u25a0\u25a0\u2022 \u0022i Vlain und li\u0027ti streets, next te Asm\nBTSSb. ri l .: i l i - tet.\nALSO\u2014The three-story Briefc BUILDLNG on\nllth. between Main and Carj streets. Apph to\n\u0022 \u0026lARCI \u0027 ; li ! \u0027.\u2022 l - \u003E -V BRO.,\noc \u2022_.;_:,\u2022; 17S Main street.\nPIANO FORTES.\n-, .._ KM 11 \u003ES O \\ i) PIANO FORTE\niv ~-V3 MAM \u0022FACTO FY, AM) GENERA]\n111 II \u00bbDBFOT OF l-t\u0027li\u0027ii\u0027i.N AND AMERI\nCAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRI\u0027MENTS.\nI\u003E iklt k RADB. Warerooms 231. h;:.-t\u0022rv atu\nBroad street, would respeetfuib invite pnMio at\ntention to tii \u0027it large assortment of PIANOS, and\n\u25a0.v-oui\u0027t \u0022.\u0027i\u0027.-r snob guarantees aa will .at-.tiviy ih\u003E\nmost faatidi, ue psrehnser.\nOur PIANOS are warranted i\u0027orlivc years,kept \u2022\nin in- i \u25a0\u2022\u2022\u25a0 Ive months, and exchanged withia ttie\nfirst bix months, il ti.e) !a;i to give entire satisfac\nlion to tbe purchaser.\nParticular attention is paid to orders from tke\ncountry, and persons may aafe\u0027y rely nsoa the\nfa ithful execution of their orders.\nOld Piano taken in exehan te t\u0022r new oaea,\nLS, PIANOS Hired at low rate i,\nHOU I! ft RADE.\ndeK\u2014dftewly Richmond, Va.\nrx__i LIGHTS ft IRAIBURV\u0027S\nf|.\u0027a\u0027\u0027-a-i?_ PIANOS.\u2014*We call Ho* attent!;)-i ol the\n111 al f eitiaeas of Richmond and Virniaia. to\noar PIANO FORThS. We have placed these ia\nBtrameats sritb Mr. CARUBI, that their qualities,\nin ali respects, asj be tested l\u003E\u003E the side ol the\nfamed Chtekerinxs.\nWe warrant all our PIANOS, aad eaa show aa\nhig\u00df .im) ax uumeroes testimonials as any factory\nin the country, all of which can be seen at Mr.\nC a ill si\u0027s, on lirnad street..\u0027\u00abl door from 9th.\nLjGHTE -v BRADBURY.\n__\u00ab___-- r HICK ER ING PIANOS to bs had\nC|-i._.:~3 at .V CARUSrB, Broad .-trcrt.\n\u25a0M*II ii doer f.oini.th.\nCHINA. GLASS, \u0026c.\nlill.ii\u0027dONU STOXLVt,MiII; i\u0027OT\nICW KEESEE* PARR. Pxor\u00dft\u00dfToa\u00ab.\nI \\Jg Wehavsonhaada)arxssupa\u003Eli ofSTONF\n: WARE, of our own BBsnufaetnre, wniehwewar\ni rant eaua Ito any Ware made at the North co ist\n; iii oi .li BS, JARS. CHI RNS, PITCIIKR.S\ni BREAD RISERS, MILK PANS, FRUIT JARS.\n..\u003C\u2022 . iV,;.\nAil ia want of home made Wars will rrivs as a\n\u2022 call at our Pottery. KEESEEft PARR,\nCorner of 12th aad Cary streets.\nj t \u00dcB. TO 1101-\u003EKKr.\u00bb-.Pi.K.S.-\\Ve\u0027|.i a~Ofl\ni |\u00a3__rliauo a vert larze and complete aaaort\u00dfieul\n: CEsfNol\u0027 *\u0027 HOI.SE FI\u0027HNi.SHING GOODS.\u0027 to\n; HuV witch vc invite the attention of the public\nj sad which are are Miliar, at very low prices. We\n; mention\u2014 Dinner.Tea and Toilet bets, ia treat va\n\u25a0 nety; Silver pitted Castors, Bsotias, Forks, A.-.;\nbest qualit} Waiters, Coftee urns,and Bibblbb;\n! \\ - \u0027\u0027 l \u0027\u0022:- EbiiiL and Ksrostne 1.-mi.., and Pixtures:\nUlock im, Japanned and Britannia Ware, 1 nok\ni ins Olassss. \u003CVc... A.-.: with a full and complete\n, stock ot rich cat, blows and Ken..?.! GLASri\ni WARE, direct from marmfaetnres, sad which we\n; are selliai at redaced rates. Those in warn w i\n|do well to call at G EO. J. SUMN KB ft 00.\u0027.5,\nUO, Pear! street.\nj OHIMA-WARE A M\u003E Mill steT-tl k MMI\n! ING GOODS.\u2014BCHAAP ft CO.. I MPORTERS\n1 AND WHOLESALE AM) X 1-1 TA! L I)K \\ I,\u0027 H\nCORNER Ob BROAD AND THIRDSTREKTSi\n\u0027 arc reeeivitM bow, direct from ths raaaolaetarers,\nand from Northern trmi? sales, a moat complete\nvartetj oi CHINA. GLASS, and EARTHEN\nMARE; LOOh_INO-GLAS.SE.\u0027?; TABLE \u0027\u0022IT\nLERY; PLATED, BRITANNIA, AT.BATA, aad\nJAPANNED WARE; !.e\u00ab.d\u003Cw an endless asaort\nrnent of Yreach aad Gerrnoa FANCY WOODS sad\nTOYB, to which we unite the atteattea of aaar\nohaata and the pablie m general, f.-ehnK confident\nthat our_aoooaaad raicxa will richly i\u003E.i\u003E them for\naeau, wseadeavorto maintain our reputatioa\nforselhai baraataa. kcuaap at 00.\nj OfIHIiOS. prune Bacoa Btasa,stt] nni\u00dfd.asa.\ni iili.fs. pniue Bhouhtersj 5 hhda. prime\ni limns, new; it) boxes Dried ResfTonKues: 12 hits.\nt Rump pork ; \u0027ill} hi.ls. No, I Alewivs*; Usahte. No.\n1 Gross Herrin\u003E\u00ab: \u0027-1110 bhls. No- 1 Cut Herrings; 50\nI balfbhis. No.lCutHerrt\u00dfzs: No. l.2ajidSMaeks-\u0027\nI rel, 111 kits, I.his ,an I lull\u0027 bbls : tfsjj bbls. James\nRiver Cemeat; MM bbls Roasndall Cement; 100\nl.lii\u00bb. (hUotasd PbMter, Ine and xup.-rtmc ; I.Cdu\nj bushels Plasterini Hair; 1 titthbhi antiklaml Lima,\n; 1 UK) lui\u0027.-s prime hipi\u0027iu- ll.vv | S ism bushels I\u0027, 1111\nt BvlvaniarOats; LUDO btuosis Old Corn; Lotai bush\nj els prune Mercer Potatoes; \u0027.\u0027.tmobnaLels Shi\u0027^tulf;\nI,l*lo boabela Hroenatntr: for fale, mi cons ut\n; msnt.by BRIDOFORD ft CO., en the Dock.\nj f J\u0027RU\\hS, TRI NKS, HONNfr.T UAtSBS.\nI I We htwc now on hind alar\/c asaort\u00dfteat of\nTRI .NKS...I every desertstion bothaiiiter*ln to,\n--j ladies, or teottemen, Aunt, VALISKJi, CARPET\u25a0\nj BAGS. Ac ,to vrliidi ac m,.\u00abi r-ivi\u0027iiuUi p-\u0027l tne\nI Rtteatioaoi it inwant. as tn\u003E\u003E\u003E will le aoTd low\n.vi \u0027\u0022* 1 \u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022 1 \u2022\u0027. 1 \u25a0\/ ~ Ml ,_ \u0027","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=4123,354,898,8809"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00006","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"RAILROADS, *c.\n___RIVER RAH.RO.Mi.-on nn-l\nMOVHAV. l\u0022--mler I\u0022\nJHOO. the regular Passenger Tra n will jsaes Risk\nntoml daily lesre,.! Surdaya.) at Vi A. M. Will\nleave White House daily (except Siirdat\u0027a,) at .:\nThe Acooniinodation Tram will leave White\nJIioacTEESfiAVS and SA\u0027M\u0027R DAY H at 8 A. M..\ntebmond, TEFSDAVS mil SATI.RDAVS at 1\nI*. M.\nI\u0027-iaaenuers for Norfolk and River Landtnra leave\nRichmond I\u0027lieirtiiva, Tharsdays and Saturdays, at\nf__ A. V., Connecting w th stejuneriturtia leek.\nCa.pt Thos. iM. rhnithrate. Returning, the t.iirti\u00ab\n)\u0027\u003C\u2022\u003C\u2022!\u003C icavcn Norfolk Mondays, Wsdsesday| and\nfrwara, at \u003Cii A. M. Eire to Norfolk or River\nletadintrs, *?t* breakfast and dine oa\nImi-h.i t!i. steamboat, both ways.\nr*sssettsers for Kiaa aad \u0027meen Court House,\nTrliiium. Northern Neck and Baltimore, lev.c\nRichmond Tuesdaysand Fridaya. at CH A. N.\nPassengers for King William Coart House and\nwalkertoa. tears Richmond Mondays mo Tatars\ndays, at it 1 , A. M. Retaraiag, have wasaertee\nsame days at 2\\ P. M.\nThrough tr.-uht. forwarded e.ther way daily -\nWay freight forwarded either waj Tuesdaysa\u00dfd\nSaturdays. THUS. R. SHARP,\nde i^--1\u00ab SBperiateadent.\nSIP\u0027TS OFFICE R. A D. R. K.t\u0027O,\u0027\nRicnvioNii. l\u00bbee. 17. 1000. J\n_\u2014\u2014____.--____-- UP El IAL NOTH X.-The\nAFT FIR FRIDAY. Dec. S3, XASA, vat.l TUESDAY.\nJaa. 3. 1000. The down freight Depot will be etesed\nafter SATURDAY, l\u00bbsc 21 KVJ. until WEDNEB\nHAY. Jan. t. 1000. Therefore, there will M no\nfreights received at, or delivered iroiu, tiie Drpo\u0027\nbetween the above datea. ,\ndelti-dJatth ALEX. WI.ORRAL.Sup\u0027t.\nWmmm.\u0027 . VIRGI NIA \u003CE N T WUk L\nLkM \u0027 It Ail\u0027K\u0022 A D FOR THE\nSSr-trr- *ser?NORTH AND WEST-Twice\niliilv. (Sunday nights excepted.) via: smb. A. at.,\nPssseaxors by the 7. P. M.. Traia go Uirjrai h to\nAlexaadrta withontenanging cars. The Cars are\nfurnished with tbe most Improved NIGH r P t- A [8.\nThrongh Tickets can be procured at the ticket\notntm. _ .\nTo Alexandra. To\u0027..ttcinnati,\nWashington, Loaisvilte,\nBaltimore. Bl Loots.\nPhiladelphia. I S hi \u00ab\u00bb?\u00bb\u0027 ,\n.N.vv York, Rook [stead,\nar a* nil important points m \u0027he Western Ststea.\nBosa\u2014ta WM. F. ADCOCK.Ticket AgenL\nOFFICE RICH\u0027D A PI.TERSIIG It R. C 0..\/\nRiobmond. Va.. Nov. 24th. 1059. (\nt\u2014- .__ I HANI\u0027K OF HOIKS.\nhjrt and alter FRIDAY, the SBth\nSt.-i? \u2014*\u00bb\u00bb\u0027.. Trains on Una road wtil\nleavess follows.\ni.kwk sicnMOSTJ roa rarnsaeao\nExpress, daily, axeeet Sondays. al t..\u0027Jti A. M\nAccommodation, daily, except Sundays,\n~,. 000 a.m.\nMaii.ds.Uyat iaaP.M.\nI.XV.X RKTKBSBI Bfl FOR UtitllS\u0027iM\u0027.\nExpress, daily at J. 15 A. M\nAccoitiniodaiiou. daily, except Sandaya,\not Ml A. \\l.\nMail, daily, except Sundays, at set) P.M.\nPassengers for Clover ili\u0027l will tike the J- xi\u003Er\u00bb-s.a\nTram ot, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS or BAT\nIK DAYS. \u0022 T. 11. WYNNE.\nn ,21-ts Buponsteadsat.\n. OFFICE R. A. P. It. H..1\nR: liMoan, Oct. 27. v.\n,-\u2014 1.K1.A1 WUTIIHIISf.\nIk*-t,:\u0022.^J\u00a3\u0026\u0027.y; , EKN .MAP. ROL\u0027TE.-Bv n\n-ssren.tf. trrnnnciuent.the Richmond\nand Dion ills. South t-\u0027ide, Yir-ini.-i and Team saee.\nFust Tennessee arid Ylrunia, East Tennessee sad\nGeorgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads\nhave entered into aa agreement to pass Negro\nChildren nnder three rears of agd rnxK.overtheii\nrt spective roads, to take effect on and alter Plovers\nher | s t, ttjtf).\nTo persons trading in Negroes, and others, this\nroute offers advantages uasarpassod hv auv niber\nlor further pa.tienl%rs, aael) at ths Ticket Of\nGee, Richmond and Danville Railroad, Richmond.\npeg-dtt C. CA.UI\u0027DELL, .-\u0027iip\u0027t.\n\u2666--\u2014_- . K\u00bbst NORFOLK, Oi.H\nei\u0027ti *-. I\u0027OI NT A NT) 11 A V I\u0027TO.V.-1 er\n*itr-5?-c* .\u2014\u00ab*-^ M ,\u201e. sl , lt ,\u003E,\u201e!,,., to visit either 01\nall ol tio above-mentioned places, -vvlli tind the ti., ,-t\ndirect, expeditious and comfortable route via the\nRICHMOND AN D PETERSBURG and the Not?\nFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. Al\nthe Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company\u0027s\nOffice, in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS wiil\nbe sold \u25a0\u0027 the following t r ra :\nFor Nor loi I.; first class pa*: .\u0027iii.\u0027\u00a3:B *.\u0027i.2.*.\nDe. Si cornl do do 2.16\nFor Old Point or Hampton, retarn tickets lor\nthe round tup good srUhin 15 d.i)s ; first\ncias- passengers 5.M\u0027\nSecond.!\u0022. do --\u2022.\u0027.\nStiaigbt tickets; first class, \u0027..ti;t.\nDo. seeped an i.\u0027Ot\nThese tares embrace the Steamboat charge Iron,\nNorfolk to Old Point, and the) cover ail expense\nattending the transfer ol Passo\u00df irs and\nbetwssn depute in Petersburg and from tne \u0027Cars\nupon tbe Steamer at Norfolk.\nAl Norfolk, ths oms soanect direotlj with a\nStaauier, which has been engaged to run in cos\n.. sti \u25a0;, v itli tbe Norfolk and Peterslmrs Railroad\nThere is no del.. or im-on* enience in tiii-s el\nPassengers step from thi Card upon thsnSteaniei \u25a0\nwh rf.\nPassengers by thia route le-M-p Richmond at 1-00\nA. M.. and break fast iv Petersburg at A. reach N\u0022r\nfolk at 10* i. and hind si Old Point or Hampton at\nIS M., allowing ample time tor all preliininarv room\narrangements i ndaSALT WATER BATH before\ndinner.\n1\u0027 Mongers hv this route hive t\u0027ne prr.\u0027ileer t-.r re\nmaiai\u00dfg over in Norfolk and going to (\u003Eid Point or\nsi.\u0027ii\u0022it m in the -Ctemoon or by the saase boat next\ndi*.\nPassen ers RETURNING from Ok] Point ana\nHampton, leave Old Point it fclfi A. M., and li imp\n:.a i\u00277:t .A. M., in \u2022 tiah ease after the re i\u2022!\nhroakfast. I reach Ni irfolk al in: leave Norfolk al I\nI. M.; arrive in Petersburg al 1.-28 sndtn H cliniond\nat 5.4j P. M., in time I i tonnect srith the ti , :..\n--.... ig on v tsl s imo cv ming.\nItv !\u0022 \\\u0027iiiA\u0027,l- CHt CKED THROUGH.\nWILLIAM MAHONE.\nEngineer aad Suip\u0027t N. k v. H. it.\n\/ lOXTSEINE.- Tl m* re tulai line PREIOHT\nBOAT.-* from RI II .\\t\u0022N hi\u201el. , Nt:H III\u0027|; n,\n\u25a0 a week, TUESDAYS,\nand SATUH DAYS.\nBoatTl MPEST, Capt..fons Donalo.\nHoal \u25a0 AS. J. i K!l\u0027\u00ab -\u2022\u0027 pt. VTm. R. Wootmo\u00dfJ,\nti nt Ml RCHANT, ;\u0027 ii t. Gko. C. Lai nx.\nBoat IllilJ I\u0027OL.Capt. Ca *.-. .1. Jo UN son.\nBom \u0027\u25a0! i V IA, Ca \u2022 ,1m . A. Johxsox.\ngoat KM.a SCOI r,Capt. Wig.Ci Kvaxaan.\nThese iJ...-its are all ol ! Le first class, and con.\nmanded bj careful m .1 experienced Captains, and\nleave promptlj asadvertiai a. Thesubacriber.thsnk\nful for past 1 iv irsso liberallj bestowed. for they -\u00bbt\nthree .c urs, be js a continuance of the .same.\nWM. P. COX, Agent,\nAt the 8b id. Dock st..in rear of old Baa .V..;ks.\nDENTISTRY\n_e**_pg\u00bb ARTIFH I m. r\u00ab:i;i\u0027ll.--\u0027i i,,-i;:eo\nR\u00abTOjJsri!-isiie and Vulcanite Process.\u2014O. \\V.\nwJ \u2014\u0022JONES, Dextibt, l.avn i therirhl for the\nabovomodoel making Teeth,and being sattabe-j\nof ita absolute soperiorit] overall other methods,\ncan woh eonfidenoe commend it to those desiriar\nfull or partial seis ..| teeth, and Sapeeiatl) Been\naa msj le dinsal Bated with those the-, mc now\nsi \u2022;\u0027\u2022 The perfect adaptation ol the plats tome\nmonth, aad ths auction thereby secured, enabtea\nhim to insert one or im,r\u00ab teeti, without clasp*.\nThia method baring been adopted by thoseatiind\niag highest ,n the profession, North ..i-.\u00bb Month,\ntestimonials wil] 1,.- given and speoimei \u2022 exhibited\nto those wishing to see them, Bets\u003C\u003E| reeth, oa\ncoldorsni other ptete will of course i-e made for\nthose preferring them. FiiUas). Cteensiag. I-x\n--trocting, aud ail oilier operations gentli sen tho\nronghl* performed. Ofhceoa Maia atreet. opposite\nCori\u00dfthtsn lliili noil -lv\n\u2713-iw***\u003E F. A. JETER,\nfrfrpa? 81 R6EON DENTIST,\n\u2014\u25a0\u2014 L oiftr-e on Main, below Pearl Btreet, t.ext\ndoor to P. Horton Ksseh s trimitiing store, and two\ndeors above Messrs, Thos, K. j\u0027iice*ic Ce.\u0027sDry\nGoods store.\nThe subscriber bavuii removed to the atKi\u0027.e |\nhouse, womd bs pleased to vra those with whom ne\nhas engagements, aad Ins made sxtecaiva prspa\nrati,.tts to serve the puulie generally. Aliopsrs\ntions perfontned ir. the n.ost approved and scientist!\nstyle krnowa to tiie Profeasion, aad all work dose\nhy hifla warraated \u0027.okiv\u00bb aatialaetioa, [oeU\u2014ly\nWATCHES, JEWELRY, \u0026c.\njg_\u00bb U ATI Wis. Jl\u0027UfcLKY.rsil.Yl H\nAND PLATED Vv\u0027AHIl.-S. A. MYERS\nf___ _1 kseps constantly on hand a lane andeoin\nrW-SW _-1.-te assortiiiciit of the ata.ve named ur\ntides embracing all tlie latest, si* le.s. vhieh he of\nfera to his friends and public on tha stoat reaeoa\nat.l-terms. He would call particuuw attention to\nhiastoek ~\u0027 hnc watches, such as Jubjal\u00bbr\u003Cen\u003Ci \u003En.\nf. If. Adams k Bon, Allied LavaU tts, Jules Erne\nr*, ileiii;- Rsgsoids Lemon. Joseph Johnston. .lohu\nCrsigs, and otner celebrated makers. He siso\nkeeps a large asaortmS\u00dft of rich liamoml Sot Pia\naer Hiii.a. Shirt Botloas, iMiuiioii\u0027t faster sad\naingls\u00dftone KrtaHtiiin.s. tor gents; idso, o terse\nassort\u00dfoeai sf iiulics\u0027 Carbuaote, Oeral, Lava,\nCameo aad Pearl Beta. Etrnseaa and pain Kohl\nllhain Rraeeists. t\u0027hatlaiii Cba.-na. Neck Ch an- i\nCbarina,Sleeve Button-. M,,rt Buttons are;*: irer \u0027\n.-\u0027eti,.,\u0022\u0027.i.-\u0027M. Pitehsrs Silt Cellars, t\u0027n,..v.li ( , U m,..t j\nHolders, Eish Knives rtnd Bcrrv N -,-i ~s \u0027\nAspsragas lotus. Eec Poags. Silver Sp.*ons .and\nForks, has Silver plated Knives fte.\nHoping to ( ,ti,T sneh indue.* menm thatt can aot !\nf-iit to please iv price anil quality, a cat! m reapeol I\nlullv Boueited. .--\u25a0 a. Mi i\u0027t;s.\nComer of Mam am! Pearl B$S.\nlX HAKI-EKS\n____. AJ\u0027 etss\u00df\u00df\u00df now are in ampense to know\n*\u25a0 | \u25a0_ xs mtek wh. tbe winds from Harper\u0027s fairy\nBtOW.\nSome whisper pence, and some allude to war,\nWhich all alike mast esjoalll al.hor.\n\u0027I IB said that this a-spcise ,\u0027\u201e\u00ab, ujure trade,\n\u2022o\u0022**oA\u0027 l .)\u201eV!, I } ic\u0027iile leel afraid;\nBut \u003EARIHOI.o\\IEWMi, l i, t _, ! u-. S need not (car.\nm r 4? i l \u003ES?.ff* , ?*-r! d *\u0027\u0022 \u0022 , \u0027\u0027* ,r charsi\u00df* dear.\nMj V. a rCH AND C.OcK WORK mv oastosaan\n11 well _r,ow \u2014\nro do it well, and at pn-e* really very low ;\nAudauouid v..v have it WATGIi or CLOCK for\nme to do,\n\u0022WKg??. , t i\u0027,l,A l \u0027\u0022 sr \u0027C f \u0027n Hotel still lives BAR\nI HOLO.M E VV. i\u0027A RTHOLOM X W,\nWatch and itlock Maker,\nOpposite American Hotel, j\n_- ___,- SOPI. S. IOTTRIXLA- tn\nlsa\u00abM\\ i:tJ - \u2022\u2022\u0027Al\u0027i\u0027l.K k hxtt\\ r*\/tl. Jb.\nttWh% MA N ri AC T1 \u2022 R E RS. t^mWt\n\u00ab bolesale and retail, \u00bb_t.-*=^.\n..r^.... Nl \u0027 lisweit Maia st *\nRICHMOND, VltmiNtA.\nIB additioni to iiiaiiutecturing the aimve named\ngooda. wo will make to order, for *-f*,ie orSUles\nV\/\u0022\u0027 I -\u00bb\u003E\u00bb,\u003C\u00bb\u2022\u2022 all kind* of MILITARY TRAP-\nWeotilv ask tor a MhjtiVla prove by our work\nrntL, 1 \u0027 1 \u0027 H\u003E J\\ \u003C * u;l _ *\u00abv*\u00bb\u003E wadou. TvJe\nreturn our thanks tor the u..tro,v!Li\u00ab I a\nstowed on our houaa for the test ef i !.^J.\u00bb *\nand hope to receive a BmtiauMtoa of \u0027\ni_ \u201e SAMEELB, COTTRELL.\nde.\u003C-2\u201e, j OHN N. .lENNIfitiS. \u0027\n? ff 4 \u0027\u0022\u00bbM\u00bbRK-s\u0027R OV ERI U.iT*.\nrV.-.\u0027 . v * t,, .\u0027 a \u00b0V\u0027 \u0027 \u003E Adams A Co.\u0027b Kxsres\u00df.\ni?.T\u0027.Mii? X\\\u00a5\u0026JaP C(, \u00ab\u00abP -wsorimsiit of BOYsV\nand CHILDREN\u0027S OVKItCOAT.s, \u00bb..J would a\nute all m want to call at ouce, ac they are really\nwee, .-md mini sell roadilv.\nDARRACOIT, HARRIS A CO..\nNo. HJ Mara street.\nSuccessors to Merohuit. Weou,.ar.\\ Co.\nIlk TIEKI EVprYme Rice \u2022-\u25a0. m!.- i ,\n\u00abV vV.M. WALI rCR \u0022ON \u0027.\n\u2022","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=5030,335,899,8833"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00007","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"RUWAWAY*\nJ_\u00a7 \u0022 atai\u0022 HUH AKI\u00bb..-K, h _\n\u25a0IBtil*eriler. ar*\u003E_t in* iies s -\u0027 !\u2022\u2022,*,\nMLT.ATTo HOv.\\, *\u00bb\u0027\u0022.\u0027\u2022-.\n_JI He is rather Bina\u0027! for hi\u00dfaj. \u0027\u0027\u0022v-i \u2022\nJuLkiiM bead lm.ll\u003E, ti.e ~\u25a0\u0027\u25a0 . * \u2022\n*row aram on the lower [~,,\u2022,,,*\u2022\u0027-\u2022. \u0027\nhave henrd that he , \u201e \u0027 \u2022 .\nim doubt for di\u00dfSinae. Il it .ro ,\u0022\u0022\u0027.\u0027.\nsomewhere ilk.ii- R., *\nthe ahrrro reward, if bs is secured il \u00bb .\u0027\naaaia. In..\u00bb\u003E- to] \u003C\u25a0 H \u2022-\nJ 3 IO.**I*tIITTKI\u00bb Tv (ll .\u0022\nfChaaterae-dCiianty ~r, \u25a0\u2022\u0022,.,, .Hi..;\nPiest roontb.a NEORo \\ t. *\n| se.f RICHARD J.t.V, \u2022 .\u0027\n.- says Ik issometimei i\ngra Isahoel 6feel B inch \u003Es I\nage;ei mptexi,.- n Macti. *\u00bb,\u2022\nsnd nose, he \u25a0o, _s ia .\nrested in his posseesina \u00bb\nIrredi\u0027tn. winch a-ere evideatl\nas lie c\u00bbn rend and wr-te. !| ~ ~ N \u0027,\nway, the owner will com* fi \u0027 . .\naan take hui away, or lis cdl .\u2022 .\u0027 .\n,n\u003C to law. , .\u2022\ntio2\u0026-.low JailorChest\u00dfrne \u25a0 \u25a0\nX\u00a9 \u2022\u00bb\u00bb R HH.tK 11. .. I\n\u00a3g willte nail tear,*.,:,,. , \u0022\nV\\aad some * to iai \u2022, \u2022\u25a0. .\nJ\\) Who ran nil abort! the 1. .; \u2022\u2022\nJassUMr. Georee D. H*.\u00bb..\nWhom no was hire,!. He is \u003E ,\u0027_\n\u2022 lender form, l\u0022W fovebead, Ir \u25a0\u00bb.\nsnick whoaspoken to, and baa ~\nwork la a tobacco factory. \u0027.\u0027\u2022\u0027. ~\n.he waa on a canal boat, ro Br, \u2022 \u25a0\nAdm rof Sam i ..,.. ~ \u0027\nRarid-Ann Station. Calpepai\nEATS, CAPS, BOOTS, R_\nS*B^ B te lea*e tbs i \u0027\nthis d*\u003E uiitii the tsl ol i .\nstock of SHOES and B\u003C OTS \u25a0\u2022\u0027\u0022..\nor ret.aii. al oost, for sash. .\u00ab\nporch ised will sad iM tneir ad\nI call. 1. . \\- : . ~\nR chniond. Deo. J. late.\nJKM ll\u003ElOM\u003E v|.\u201e, |. (M)| \u0027\nSHOES- Forgentlemi \u25a0.. \u25a0.. M\u003E \u003EVi\niil.sses, c.nillretl Hlll-\u0027T\u0027. 1,1. I\nwould ib form the o tiaer.a \u25a0\u2022: R\ngars that he is prepared to urn ....\n..n.l SHOES, of th- \u003E-; \u201e\u25a0. \u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0.-, \u0027\nit as low prices as soeh .\u25a0\u2022\u25a0:-- ci\nAll he asks is a trial, toastisfi the -~- \u25a0 {\n..od artistes in ibis I eaa be ma, I\nan* cit* ia the L\u0027nioa, and i . _\nwan the Is bob be I ougl .... I\nrespectful \u003E solicited. J\nPETER TUTSI EY.B-oade, 1\ndcs Im two doors below [tree, I\n\u003C . NOTH !\u2022:. i won d iinal I\n____,\u0027. mi mi fi ends and !ie \u2022 ;,\n\u2022\u0022\u0022\u2022araetari\u00df \u25a0 atlof my DRI is \\\u0027i,\ntest style*, st ro* st.ot*. 007 it \u2022\u25a0,\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0\u0027~..\nshall be happy to wait npon all \u00bbh, M\nrue home or Soothera mv .\nthin* vv ill i* so d , the\nrunted to Bl\u0027 c perfect a \u2022 ,[ ~.-...\nl-l A\u0027i 8 \u0027itid CA I*B mail rda I\nth- ahor\u0027esi notice, as low ~r I\nBS had North or Souti,. and -\nGentlemen a \u2022) imt,.*\u0027, \u2022;,.. ,\u25a0, ~\nII .\\ i - ; sad CAPS, ot ail the very\nkind, foi Christmas, wh eh t . ,\u25a0, ,\nAls,,, - t :\u201er c loi ol N Eta RO H.v | . ~.\nI bays determined tn se I\nbefore the Sprim . All \u003E\u00abm k .- .\nme a ca 1 md .see for o.\nBroad ,tre,-t. \\\\ \\i | . \u0027 \u0027 I\nAt U. li ird Mv , e\u0027Vii \u25a0\u0027\n- ARBAT Ul. Oi I thin iv ~,.\n-ftp PRICE OF HATS AND i, \u2022\u0027 I\nefA r roan at te 00 per sent .-. - m\n*Ar*.\u003E c.-.iuii. ..\u0027... H \u2022.\nMoteakin Hate at host suniit*. \u003C-t;.\n\u00abuaiitv. :\u003C 00: foi hionai.lc Silk H\nskin sewed 800t5.3 0i\u00bb- C ncn i \u2022\u2022 \u2022\nIne .nli akin vewed Shoes, 2 \u0027.\u0027.\u0027.,\nJ. H. ANTHONY hs\u003E made arranges ,\nnnei.t the lest makers ia thscil\ntoeapply him with handsome\nskin sewed li(n\u0027l\u0027:-\u0027. which he Will*.\noadented low price of \u0027I\u0027llKEl. u-r; i .. -\nHALF. \u0027\u2022 , ,\nJi some hum. t.\u0027\\ in \\\nERS.\u2014We nave just bs.li ,\u25a0 \u2022 . f\nlarge aasortment ol men\u0027s he *\nible for Fai\u0027iners and Ditch n\u003C. \u0027, _\ncan warrant to wear as lorn as an) \u2022 *\npair \u0022I sneh m are gem rr.lh | i\n*.. rv lon* und made out ol ..| i;, . 1\n,v w.iiit of good Boots wili . . , . ;\nPI l\\ .\n\u003E\u00bbI I \u003C I TO LAIMEa vil\nGENTLEMEN. We |\nand \u0027i ened saol .- i i ase t\ni\u0022. ii ii liters and Boots, impn |\nselves from Paris Also\u2014Mate iii %\n:\u25a0\u25a0\u0027i enl I.,..lies\u0027ami Gsntiem\ntrai \u0027-i. ~-\u2022\u2022.oi ,\u2022,.., v il.-.s, ri prion \u2022\u25a0 ~\n.Super or to SB) ti.\u0027idc at tbe Nn ,\nALEXANDER Hi\nImporters and \u0027\u25a0\nBoots aad Shoes, N .\n1 \u0027 {\nJNUTH I TO Mi: . *.\u00ab,\u25a0 Ri \\u n\nIN-. RICHMOND. *\u0027\u2022. ~. \u2022\n\u0027nit* call t lie .it\u0027, at i--n \u00ab\u003E1\nvisitm I,\u0027 \u25a0\u25a0 iinond. ;,. i \u25a0\n- i fment of \u25a0\u0022 \u2022i S, PHOE.\u0022\n1.1-\u0027!*-. CA R PET-BAG\naa \u0027 n* * will md .\nNo ;-r \u0027. J\n__X-*te?-* X * \u0027\u0027- ~% \u00ab-\u0022 ( \u0027\u0022 \u003E 1015..t11l\nrei \u25a0 ed this day by sti \\\nMen\u0027s very hi r prims B\n:; ed, v. uch we ran \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u2022\u25a0\u2022\nWe warrant thi ni to ,\u2022\u2022 - ~ \u2022\u25a0,.,\nniond .\u0027. \u0027. rge Bto k \u0022i\nlo v ana, v. hole cut. i\u003Ei sat\nbur tbem say they last twi\n.it. mci \u0027.!.:,. A is... Uo\u0027.s\u0027 - \u2022 .\nthe beet maliti s. \u0027\u2022\u2022 \u2022\u25a0\nur Boots to give I\nI ; I\u0027M i I\nJItDOIS iMtM\u0027.Oi s..\u0027 \u0027\u2022 _|_ 1\nIt\u0027 ii \u2022\u0027 i\u0022\\: * r ... t \u003C\u003E F :\n\u2022 ;H| E. ft\u0027.,-.I street. I\nk ii - i liriC s\u0027o.-k .1 . ie\nSei a,, s\u0027 v*cr ,-..ii itantl) on hi\nbod* hi R ..,..:\u2022...:..\na. he u.:i! ill ictures to .\u003E: lei\n\u0027 . lee It\u2014lr] ii. .\n_ i it.i. i -\u2022\u0027\u2022. i: i i ra . \u0027i *\u0027 \u0027\nLI Fl RS - ROBER I I . I \u25a0 *\u00bb\ni; nford. Uickia -. .* \u25a0\u0027* \u2022 - \u2022\u2022 \u0022\n; \u0027\u00bb. i,- .... to oa | the in. ntioa \u2022\n\u2022ni tou.srs te hie in i\u00ab \u25a0\u2022 \u25a0\nHATS. CAPS aad FANC\u0027i 1\nbeea selected from the I, r e\u00bbt\nt .!\u2022\u25a0 in \u2022\u0027\u0027.\u0027.\u25a0\u25a0 c tei i\u0022 -. et i \u25a0\n\u003C\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .... i a\u25a0 -o: \u2022nd V\nr. \u25a0-\u0022\u0027\u25a0-\u25a0 \u0027ii \u0027ne I A\u0027l\u0027KS I \u0022ii \u0027\u2022\nltl.l. BTVLEB, too nume\nwill \u0027\u2022\u2022\u2022 ild at abi \u2022 sale sad i\n\u0027. \u2022 ral le teres i,\nl\\.\u0027-r ibanta are resjiertl \u25a0 \u2022 \u25a0 * .\n!!\u25a0\u003E sto.-i. . \u0027... BOS \u0027!,., \u0027. l ia i\nca iiii.\u0027t be surpassed.\n- _ HI LETT A \\\\ t hl\u0027.tK.\nUL i.N\u0022 107 *i \u0027 - \u2022\u25a0\nppOS \u0027. I \u0027\u2022\u0027 E\u0022 jr. CH \u25a0\nHare just re. .- d Al I. \u25a0\nFTVLESOF GENT\u0027S FINI\nFRENCH SOFT H K\u0027VP, \u25a0\u2022 I\n\/(.l AYE. Vl\u0027\u0022l\u0027. R K.MAN\nassortment \u003E\u2022! VOENG Gl i .\nCa PS. Alan, Wa\u003E\\ \u25a0_\u0027 DRI St .. ii\nin v i rial v\nJN B.M NTtiTk t\u00dftf II M BiMI I\u00ab\nbave rsc u\\ ed aaothei\nli nt.la sole BOOTS. \u25a0\u25a0 \u003E\nI- at 1. ara ii id sto Lie \u25a0\u0027 \u2022 -\nand i I. .\u0027\u25a0 IV. . cnt li mi a* I\nI\u0027KR PROOF MHOES a Mi \u25a0\nr.. he good. Thei hat \u2022\u25a0 ,\u2022\u25a0.\u25a0.\u0027\nitverysasr. Call sad see triesi\nMl. I -\nJ! It \u00abt V S \\M\u00bb 1\u00ablI I - ll*** PI\nW.N I\u0027i.k BOOTS -We ii.ci\n... .. lortuteal \u2022\u2022! B\u2022 - i \u0027\nCALF BOOTS, which we cm\nwen , \u25a0 ibj thin . tin* ear he id\n.in Vil .in .t. C ill aad es \u2022\n\u0027\u0027 \u2022 \u0027\nJ.\\ 1.001 l tS\u003C\u00bbO I\u0027llA I\nPc gad Bo \u003Eta. Kr-- ins a \u25a0 test .\n..I\u0027ll -v Hr,._:;iiS .It \u0027I the I\n\u0027. t.\nI-t \u0022,r \u2022\u25a0\u25a0 st . \u0027 \u2022 \u2022\u0022\n-Is\u2014-. V 1. VK4. I LOT Ol\ns**_BTasasVSHOES Wi isve\nlor ..| Ijadiee\u0027, Oentl mien\u0027s \u0027\u25a0 - *\nfJHOHS ol .-.i 1 kinds .ci ol the verj - -\nThose in w ml \u2022\u2022! i Bice art\u0022 \u2022 \u00bb\u00bb \u2022\nPITNEi\n__\u003E___\u003C I till I S\nBuakina. 0 o. : Missss\u0027 i I\nShoes,of the bssl make \u25a0\u25a0\nplease all wlion gt I * ... i. |\nthe \u2022 i .\u0027;\u2022 :. i.e. 1-.; 1... id at\nvi ii.\nA.. \u2022VI X MIIIIV \u00ab\u003E1 \u0022t U -I\u0022\u0022\u0027\nI . t l( . ( , ;,~,r,Mi.i \u2022\ni\u00dfdia Rn -\u2022 \u2022\u25a0 \u25a0\u2022 Stv--s. a:\no. HELj KR A \u0027\u0027\nbbtbVTbb- IHIM.V IIIIM-n.\n\u25a0 Mlftt I \u0022I Otoe* be \u2022in \u25a0\n\u25a0 !\u0027 \u25a0 \u0027 \u0027\nM itroa.i street, kei*\u00ab \u0027\nJ*, no IN forthe HOI.IP-1*\nii HELLER V CO hi.-, n - ~\nplete , ortme itofa -I\u25a0- \u25a0\u0027 \u0027\u25a0\nl.Ai l\u0027t.ftS. Ac .foi I.- Ie\u00bb. \u25a0\nths best rnasufactor*, ami \u25a0 \u2022\u2022\nj.wct piK-cs. at UR Breed -\nTill *ihtv. rut %\u25a0\u00bb\u2022*\u2022 \u0027\n.-i-icc i S\u0022 \u0022*\u0027\n**-,: li iv al very \u2022\u00bb\u00bb ;\u0027 \u25a0\u2022 \u2022\n\\\u0027AK. i S H *\u0027 ;\n\\-\\ tl\n\u25a0rn-vV TKLNKS. Hit *\n\u25a0CRWthe Urge,t end in *\n\u2022aJilMi,.! rVav\u00dfbagand .\u2022\u0027\u25a0*-\u0027 \u0022\nhad. and will **etl u-om rsrj she -v, . i\nJMRN\u0027S Ul llinlt Bin\u0027i\u0022\niti\u003C tiieie cannot ba \u00bbi\u0022 \u0027\u0022 \u25a0\ntl.eui. Au.n\u003E a *. - * \u0027\n[ and t\u003E* dry with them. \u2022 : vv , \u25a0 -\nlisathei Baota.\nUNDEKTAKIKO\n_ ~. inn i M\u00bbt \u0027* S \u0027 , \u0027\\\\ , \u0027 N\n;i \u201e,| ,\u2022!!\u00bb\u2022,,,\u201e.\u2022\u25a0- \u0027 V .\niabaaUNDERTAKINo BJ *\nBBByssffs, He w prepsretl t.\nall siz.vs and qua itice, to *\u003C\nHit who :eeid.s,.o.scvtto!i,.- \u25a0 .\u2022\u0027 \u0027\nHe hM\u003E a t...0 it 1 ~ .\nSERVANT*\u0027 COFFINS \u0027 \u00bb\u0027.J_ \u003E -\nSHEETS. SHROUDR. -V* \u2022 i \u2022\n\u25a0\nauJ-uut- o\u00ab\u00ab\u0027\u0027\u00bb I.\u0022 \u0027 yiS\n-rr- _ . TlKl\u0027lfc. K-ilH 1\nH6 \u0027\u0022* VNDtW4^* (\n! Goveinorstrest.tetwesnX yu a\u0022* l * ,\nm-\u0027ti\u0027l, *\u2022* \u2022 ,r b_J\u0027\n\u25a0-\u25a0\n.iHti\u0027iis, \u00ab;r.\\ l\u00bb *\u25a0:\u2022*\u00bb. intti^**\nVI THEHKAMtiN.-Rtc* \u00bb [\u0027 ..\u201e. - \u2022\nv..-i, .mi 1..-. Whua Urn}* V\/\u0027t\u0027 : m N\nt. ,\u25a0 \u0027 ,i .leal \\\\\\H\u0027 \u25a0\u2022\n\u2022 Xtixi.iio.l I ...","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=5929,326,792,8860"}]}]}],"metadata":[{"label":{"en":["Issue ID"]},"value":{"none":["sn84024738-1860-01-06-ed-1"]}},{"label":{"en":["Publication"]},"value":{"none":["The Daily Dispatch"]}},{"label":{"en":["Date"]},"value":{"none":["1860-01-06"]}}]}