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THKSKMI WKEILV DfSPATC\u00dftsistued\n1 \u00abh\u003C \u25a0\u0027n.i Kndsj \u00bbt fJ.oti, tii advance.\nWtHK Wfc\u0027KKI.V ld.\u00abrATv\u0022ll ir. :i\u003CsuedeverT\n\u25a0 \u0022-.\u00ab. sad sssiisd tosuhseribataat .ci Krv.num.\nSPECIAL NOTICES\n.. \\ t.\u0027rand I irgiuin Disi n\\rrf. \u2022-SortrS\n, , tilths sine*, oa* szeeUeat* towsswisu,\ns w. KiastaL, informed sa that he has\n. pi .-. I.i 1 rsstoret with vhieh he ass ex\n. ~\\--\u0027: his own heed, whose top was ea\n, .\u003E.-.. wt h.iw inn two satssinea andos\n. bald four months stars aineerosof\n\u2022... ot with s vicornea growth. J\u00bb\n- Mr, l\u0027\/\u00bb xiKLofthe\u00abffioaej ofhisdis\n\u25a0 \u00bb\u2022 he bM a\u00bbwiedit \u0022THK INFALUPJM\n\\ 1 HAIH R F.BTOB KB\u0022 *r. K. is\ni.t.\u0027 \u00bbn \u003E-\\\u0027.c\u003Ciu\\? mass facta re 01 \u00bbn\nh isdeetmedte prove of asxiAss m\neated rrteads. frees HtekmmmA\ni\u003E istk, iam , , ,\nus art\u00abcte can now bs bad or the pr,-,\ncmts These persons who desire s ass\ni\u00bb%r\u00ab 01 I] to s\u00bbs the accord\n\u2022d d reel oai oi ihebnttte. TU ws who\n,i. ..\u25a0 -.. f: 1 : ..\u25a0\u003E ess have them re\nv.ri !\u2022!!.\u25a0. ti nM\u0027-.c the VIRGINIA\n, ; OR Kg INFAI.LI BLE, ptoviag that\n- d* mcd t-\u003E be.\n\u20221. \u003C\u25a0 depot ior orders. o\u00bb Wjis \u00bbt.\nX i\/(-k:ki..\nk . suoaa. Nov. 11 hue\n~ t\/1 ;-;.\u0027, ! . take . stS os lbs !(\u2022\u2022.\u0027 Kit.le.\n. ikl ten the 1 \u00ab\u00abi i- years and\n\u2022.\u0027 \u25a0\u25a0: H\u00ab\u0022\u00ab \u0027 ZEKIEL\u0027B VIR-\nNin.tu: hzSKtUL.\n. idarsa mto before sis, b) Nsphtali Kre-\nJOS. NATO,\nv guru Mayor ed Riehaaeud.\n-x \\\u0022uc aad Fever.\n- v * I\u2022; BILITV OF CHF.BT\nAND LIMBS.\nKflLl ty \u003ETHER nRE \u0027\n\u25a0 t j; , i\u003E\\ , WK HtAR OF I HE WONDER\n\u2022 \u0027 ,h \u0027 j , !. UhRITS OF\n\/\u25a0\u2022 i m p to \u00ab\u0027s 7 \/ a rrv\u00df r.\nBsLrDA, Midd csex i\u0027o.. v.%.,\u003E\nAagusl 11, MB \\\n\u25a0 \u2022 . , H \u00bb \u2022 a .1\u0027 ir\u0027-\u0027iy\n... [tin \u2022- \u2022 vi iffeeted pleasure ( t\u003Ee-4r\n.... . ....,, rest 1 ril r\u00bbl \u00bbonr HAMPTON\u0027S\n; . j.-1 ; ws\u00ab Ukea last spro-.t with the\n.... ...... . \u25a0\u003E ol ohest aad limhs. I\n. i,, ~ nes. hoi lound no relwi: Imt\n. . friend to t-\u003E \u00bbour 1 incture,\n,; m bos si j\u25a0\u2022\u25a0 in\u00ab eao llent health,\n.... \u25a0..,,\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u2022 a \u0022 Mtrefrth Uittu.\n~,,\u25a0 \u25a0 -, 1 sst suits rou.\n.. . trulj and respeetfullj yours,\nF. A DDISO9 Bs :\u003CTo^v\u2022.\nmd ret pamphlets sad seecsresol Coacfa\n- ils etc \/.* a restorative and\n.- -\u25a0 \u25a0 nishlj reoon mended\nI, p \u2022 -\u0027 iv of eurea on themselves sad\n\u25a0 iei \u003C-.\u0027ires h.i- c failed.\nj MAI \u0027 N CHILDRKN. Thi* \u0027I INC\n: . screal isdisins tor all theii\nEV .-.| et Pamphlets and sse saras.\nf v - ..\u0027; !,.\u0022.\u0027 1.. LADD A CO., Richmond;\n1 redei ksbnrj: hi si the Drug\nun : I I MORTIMER ft MOW\n. \u2022 more; anil bj Drussista and Bhop\n- everywhere. \u00a71 tor bottle; sis bottles,\nda \u25ba\u2014dhcwta\nsvT\u0027o Oreul Virginia K\u0027tiwiv. aad \u00abio\nPI n RS\u0027 INFALLIBLE REMEDY\nINORRHO2A, AND ALL BECRET DIS\n\u2022\u25a0: .- This (treat American remedy, con tail\niris 01 Balsamic properties, exceli\n1. \u003Eforeoffered the public, is ttses\n. \u2022. itorative, .vrul renovating powers; and\n1 world ars i\u00bb ton is bad. when told that\n\u2022\u25a0\u2022.!\u0022.). will care the above diseases, and\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Jed whei t,hej have ocular demonstra\n-1 ts. \u0027....: tiie proprietor, who iias\ns , ... ti--\u0027 rented) ;\u003C\u003Er rwsntr-odd ve-irH, bai\nsse .-I twenti \u003E..-irs itanoing to 1^\n-~. \u2022. \u2022, to perfect healts.and nllo\u003Eher eases oi\n- duration to be restored, withont a single\n\u25a0 1 li : therefore challenges ;;riy case \u00ab.f\n_ 1 h the re mcd j will not cure, pro\ntin \u25a0 tions ire carried obi with prudence\nthe part pal at; and an) one purchasing\n\u25a0 es. and using accordingly, in hn\nuaranteei 1 pei 1 \u2022\u2022 ; eara, and in\niddii onal medicine,\ncomplete Uis cure, through Ins\nire will \u2022 \u2022\u2022\u0027 st id without inoi \u25a0-\nto the patient Sold bj\nAi j\u0027i RSON .v ;..: i-rv. Drasnats,\nAgents for the c ti of Richmond,\n\u00abiii\u0022 No.JM.Bread street.\nti (.1. a! Bs ins\nFOTICABH, AT\nPERKINS A CO.\u0027S,\nNo IM, K-..;1k\nt i Br \u003Es \u25a0: SHIRTING, Heavy, atsd.\ni \u25a0 H \u2022\u2022 w hed \u0022 \u0022 st6d.\nSuper. \u0022 \u0022 \u0022 si \u0027\u25a0\u003E cents\n4 \u0022 everjsold here, at IMflete\n. , - dT R M ! \u0022-. Nt \u0022\u0027.l centa\n: 11 ci ican PRIN IS, ai 11 cente\n\u2022- \/- - . nd DELAINES.atU* cts.\ni, pan* I :\u2022:,.\u2022. IN! S. at 62), cts., worth SIX cts.\nSILKS, veri he ip\ni pry ki-ii .SILK \u0027.- .at *.v\u00ab. worth \u003Ew\n-. [) liLOVIvS, as .. \u2022 \u003E.i is Alexander\u0027s, at 76 cts.\n\u25a04 B sacked Ml 1 KTINOS. st cts.\nPERKINB S CO.,\nst 19\u2014ta No. UI Kagle Equate.\nI\\. \u003C..n,\u003Cl \\tl\u00bbie\u00bb- Worth Foils wing.\u2014To\n1 our fellow beinga th\u003Ct are sufl-rieg from a\nemenl ol the diitestiee i\\ stem, we advise\n1\u25a0\u2022 \u2022\u2022: lei ful medicine. BAKER\u0027S\nv 1 VI I. I\u0022 ri-l.\u0022- Many have railed to find\n-. \u2022! from othei medicines, \u2014but all those that\n. . taken \u0022cood idvii c\u0027 and made use ol Hie\nue found -r-t\u0027 and permanent relief.\n\u2022iv md do likewise.\u0027\u0027is sage advice, and\n.1 - ~-: \u25a0\u0027.\u2022\u25a0\u0027 v.!. ! tfa \u003Ew the t*i-\u00bbi of\nire afiiioted with Dyapepaia,\n\u0027\u2022. -i ...\u25a0;\u25a0 Head iche, Ln ci Complaint\n1 ill d seasei n. \u25a0- !; m indigestion, should\n\u25a0 i\u00bbl U IK ER S BITTERS, ll tiiey desire\ncured.\nTo be h:id ol ,-. I \u2022\u25a0 principal Druggists in this\n-\u003E nndeliewhere in Virginia. Orders promptly\nd by addressing E. BAKER, Proprietor,\nI.J ts Richmond, va.\nKh.llartsborae\u0027st\u0027ure-Ail.\nll CUBES ALL PAIN.\n- . ill is ile preparation in used internally and\nIt cures\n! \u25a0 \u0027iM . HEADACHE,\nKAlNs.u \u25a0 URI ISESOHII.BLAJNB,\n: X \u25a0 MORBUS, I ARAOHE,\n\u2022 I VIA ! -M. SCALDS and BI\u0027RNB.\n\u2022 I\u0027RAI \u0027. CHOLERA,\nN \u003CTHI ,l\u00bb1 BS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,\nPAI.N \u2022\u2022 . \u2022 lIAC : !, r: IN in the Bfi KABT\n\u25a0\u0027 I I ! ::\u0022\u25a0 r, FHOSTEO FEET,\nM.N IHE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS.\nUeingshne fONlC.it is very beneaeial lor a\n- \u2022 - - uuach or bowels.\n\u25a0 \u2022 n \u0027- 29 mdavasnts. Bold bj all Drsg\n\u2022\u2022\u0027 \u2022\u25a0 lin me), i\u0027eters\u0027iuig and Norfolk.and\n\u25a0 State. je 14\u201413 m\nf.\u003Eiii,. 1 and Bladder * snaplalats.\u2014The\n\u25a0mi important discovery l\u0022 r Kidney,\nats 1 rinaryOhstructioas, Lescor-\nA: (, Sexual Weaknesses, Phv steal\nml Delaliti 1 I either sex. is HARTB\n-\u2022 H Bl .Mil\u0027 COMPOUND.\n\u25a0.\u25a0 ha c been unable to walk, havssoon\n\u25a0 \u2022 ed by this powerful COMPOUND, it ia\niy a Chemist, and is pronouaced bvmsdi\n. those who have used it, t\u0022 lie tiie hest\nIMPOUND in the world. Large bottles\nImttles 90 cents. Afresh supply just re-\nFiSHERh WINSTON, I)ni\u00abaists,\n14 12m Main street. Hiehnioiid.\nJ\\. There is 11.1tInnr ac aratif* iiag to the\n\u2022km a- ro have ii!i:.\\; knowthat\n1 ARE NOT FORGOTTEN.\u2014We woald ra\nil ie members of ths Legislators, antt\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u2022\u2022\u003E puri toing h.\u0027iue to pass tne\nit \u0027he Photosraphic and Fine Art\nlil \u25a0. W MINNIS and secure one of his\nexecuted LIKENESSES, and h\u00bbvc it\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 1 Uold Lwfcet. Breastpin, Medallion,\nFrame, all of wnich he has a heaa\n\u0027 .\u0027 his liALLERY, 217 MAIN\n\u25a0 \u003E No memento eoald bs more iccepta\naeSe-ai\n\u003EVv\u00bbtire.\u003E\u00bbHavin\u003C perchaaed the interest of\nrtner Mi Powell, I shall oontmse the\nN 1 NG and GLAZING BUSINESS\nas, vi heretofore.\nHntsfnr tne satronags so liberally ex\ntv lie Iste firm, 1 solicit a eostisuaace of\n\u2022 - leoidstand. oorneroi Hani. hikl 12th\nROBERT GABTiIRIGHT.\n- ha\nr.v s.\/.k,. i-v\nli IRGINIA lIAIK RESTORES.\n~ iSFALLUBLE.\nv \u25a0 Us. Tot* had*dany ..f the drug\n- \u25a0\u003E\u25a0 Whotesak depot for orders, M\n: \u0027 f*\/\u0027 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 tofamisli the trade at the usual\n\u0027 m pi miptlj attended to\n\u0027 el - 1 \u0022\u0027 \u00ab EZEKIEL, m Maoist\nP V i 11 Hensekeem r\u00bb.\nIf KEPI Rg.\nHOI.SI KEEPERS\n\u0022\u2022 \u0027 \u0027\u25a0 \u0027\u25a0\u25a0 \u0022 INFALLIBLE BAKING\n\u25a0 \u00abPLI nNFALLIBLE BAKING\u2122 I*\u00271 *\u0027\n-BEMPLI BINFALLIBLE HAKINi WI,KH \nBKHTINUSE POWDKK.\nHI r ! IN I SK\nTHE H\\:\u00b1\\ SI ~\n! J\u00bb\u00bblehj J)K) UOlMTSand GROCKRS.\nr . ,0. ~. n\u00dftftijisTH andGROCKIW.\n\u0027 \u00bbatebj i.X\u0027 CiGiSTS andGROCERS.\n6\u003E._Hi.oi. Nanufai tare\nHOME MAN I r ACTi RV\n. HOMK MAN I r\u0027AOTI XX\nh^Ve^tYn\u0027us^^^ l^^\u2122^\nlUX BES C !N \u00dcBI \u0027\nIHi BEST IN IS r\nFor ,a|. by .h DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.\n!\u003Ert I UGIBFH a\\|) i.koi\u0027KK-J\nMUGWBTBANDG|ocIg|:\nLeeches! Leeches!! Leaches!!!\u2014l\n-\u0027 .1. \u003E\u2022 k \u00abd. I\u003E\u003E A(i\u003Cm\u00bb\u0027 lixuress. a iiit ~\u003C\n\u0022 I\u003ELSH LACHES, tip* ver7bsa*rsad\n\u25ba \u0027 , i- \u003En \u0027\u00b0k Wl \u0022 so a\u00bbf\u00dfadnpsathe atesirsaT\n.~, KPINGaad LEBCMfIfQ preeapttesj\nj \u0022 lis foui d at all boarsol thedny at\nDRESSING ROOM, sndertbs Amen\nentraace oa llth street,! sad at sight\n; \u00abm oi and lutn atrasts,\nR.C.HOBSs)N.\n,1\u0022. W\u0027 : AND\n. ; \u2022 \u2022iMUMi THE CUV.-lf torn\n\u25a0 \u003E:\u003C t ,-\u0022l\u0022 r , Uriir , (sut \u0027 n ll \u0022\u003C latest and most\nN MkuU \u0022\u0022uldsdVISS lOUtOOsJIoS H\u003C\u003Eil\n\u2022\u25a0\u0022 \u0027\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022^\u25a0\u0027u l \u0027 lUu J \u003C \u0027 dhsvisg, Shampomng\nl J\u00ab\u0027\u00aba\u00abau\u00df \u2022.,\u0022\u0022\u0022*\u2022 4\u0022*\u00bb\u00bb l \u00bb 8 American Hotel.\n\u201e\\ |J fisT wis. : ~\u0027\u0022*~\u00a3.\n*\u0027 11 H i\u0022V c *\u00b0 *\u2022\u00ab tn \u00ab\u00bbr whiskers\n\u2022 \u0022\u2022\u0027\u003E\u2022\u0027. bsaut in V\u0027 v \u0027f\u0027\u0022\u0022 , ** J - \u0027\u0022\u0022L \u00bbr grey, to\n. \u2022\u0027\u2022*\u0022 sor hiown color.\n\u0027 \u0027 \u2022 m *) l \u003E LAt \u0027*\u2022\u0027* Mountain Dew Whisker.for\n\u0022*\u0027? WW. 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VA., SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1860 PRICE ONE CENT.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=1008,608,4312,118"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00011","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"ivtrtnnoiiu- fUspakjr.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=935,717,844,154"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00002","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"I SATURDAY KUMHUfQ JAN. r, isGu.\nOE\u00bbaTJJLA\u0026 ASNtMUI.V OF VIKUI.MA.\nSF.NATF\nFrihay. Jan. 6th, 1899.\nThe Senate was Called lo order at |g o\u0027clock,\nH-, by Lieutenant Governor M\u003C\u003E\\TA\u003C;tK.\nA BkteaUaa wn \u0027* received froUB the llnute of\nDelegates, stating \u0027hat the,- had pn-.-ed a num\nber \u003C\u003Et buls. I:-ad in Senate and referred to\nappropriate ooauaitteea.\nBUI* !\u2022\u25a0! \u0027\u2022\u0027 \u0027\u25a0\u2022\u0027\u0027\u25a0 -For the collection of tazea\non persons and property : for the reliei of\nBenj. T. Cbian, ot Prince William county,\nconcerning HUMS on licenses: for the assess\nment Of tuxes on ; .tM\u0027hs and proper v : mak\ning an appropriation tor the construction and\n\u25a04}Mipnteni ol a laundry, .Vc, at the Eastern\nLunatic Asylum.\nBUI* \/\u0027i l \u0022\u2022\u0027-\u25a0 -A bill to amend and re-ennrt\nthe Itb seettoe \u003C\u003El an act providing lor general\nelections, t\u003E r determining contested elections,\nlor the election ol county officers, and lor\ntheir qualidcattona and removal from ofln-e,\npat tod .March 30th, 1858, and lor other par\npoeee: o amend the 3d sactton of chapter 108\noi the Code, in relation to marriage licenses;\nauthorizing the Virginia Military Institute to\ncondemn ihe springs and lauds necessary to\n\u00bbupplj thesamewith water: lo appoint com\nmi\u00absioners toandit expenses Incurred i\u003Ey the\nExecutive in the purchase of arms and mu\nnitions, and lor the deience of the Siate.\n\/; ft. Demglms. E*q.\u2014 The Presideni of the\nSenate presented the proceedingsof a meeting\nof the people oi King William county, held\nat their Oonrt-Hoase, Dec.Mth, in which they\nsay that,ass portion of the constituency of\nthe 2ist Senatorial District, they have ob\nserved with deep regret that serious obstacles\nhave been presented to the speedy enactment\not a law removing certain disabilities under\nwhich their Senator, B. 11. Douglas, Esq.. at\nthis time labors, by reason of which the dis\ntrict is deprived of the sort ices of a chosen\nrepresentative\u2014alike distinguished for his\nfidelity and lor his ability. They respect\ntully, but earnestly,iavoke the General As\nsembly to act favorably la the premises, and\nart\u0027h speed. The petitioners say that the pre\ncedent lining befm set, and lrequently fol\nlowed, ol gran ting am acs lies to person* offend\ning against the duelling law, they think their\napplication fof relief to B. B. I\u00bbous,lhs pecu\nliarly entitled to a prompt and favorable\nconsideration of the General Assembly. Laid\non the table and ordered to be printed.\nI\u0027tiitii \u2022\/!.\u00ab. Memorial*, fc\u2014Mr. Thomas, of F..\npresented a petition of the citisena of Stafford\ncounty, asking the passage of a law to prevent\ntrespassers, Ac , on the waters of the Potomac.\nMr. Newiin presented the proceedings of citi\nzens ol Monongalia county, in meeting assem\nbled, on ti.e subject of the improvement ot the\nnavigation of the Monongalia river. Mr.\nTh. ma-, oi 1., presented the petition oi li. W.\nOockerilte, Tbos. H. Love, and others, securi\nties lor the late Sheriff Of Alexandria, asking\nthat they may be allowed lo| discharge the\njudgment of ihe Commonwealth against them,\nwith the deduction ol the damages, extra in\nterest, Ac.\nResolution* ej Inquiry into EzpedieMcw.\u2014The\nfollowing were adopted: Of amending and\nre-enacting as net entitled \u0022an act to incor\nporate the Clark and Warren Turnpike Com\np.tnv, with a capital stock of (3,060. in shares\nvi -_\\j each, and to organises said eompanj\nwhen 120 shares shall have been subscribed\u2014\nthe grade of said road not to exceed five\ndegrees, and not less than twenty i.t-i\nwide-. \u0027 of incorporating the (Troccrs\u0027 Savings\nBank ol the City of Richmond: ol reporting a\nbill far the relief of Calvin MeCarty; of re\nporting a bill to provide tor the instruction ol\ndrummers and tilers fortheseveral regiments:\nof amending tbe Xld section of chapter 196 oi\ntbe Code so as more clerrly to define the of\nfence therein, or to extend tln\u003C provisions ol\nsnid law to cases not included therein: of pro\nviding by lav. tor the care of the insane ne\ngroes of the Commonwealth; of compensating\njim Jacobs lot- services rendered by bim us\nSuperintendent d ru tempore) ot the Peniten\ntiary.\nTa- State Bofuls.\u2014A communication was re\nceived from ihe Second Auditor in response\nie a resolution requesting informal.on in re\nlation to the bonds of the Siate, and the\namountof revenue derived from the tax on\nthe same. A resolution was adopted that the\n.-ame be printed for the of the Senate, and\nthat it l\u003Ee referred to the Finance Committee.\ntogether with so much of the report of the\nCommissioners oi the Sinking Fund as refers\n;o tbe same subject. The committee were re\nquired to investigate the question, and report\nas to the expediency of exempting the bonds\nof Ine S,:ne from taxation. We make the tol\nlowiug extracts fiom the report of the Audi\ntor:\nIst. That portion -if the public dobt issued n be I\nform ol Coupon bonds, and pajabie in New f rk\nsad I.eiiCuu.an.ouiit in the aggregate to ffl3 76i\nami as saul bonus SIS made payable to bearer anti\npass upon delivery, I sis unable to furnish, any in\nformation pertaining to their o* nershtp.\n2.1. The whole amount of certificate\u0022 of re nster\neddebt ol tae. iStM.\u0022 transferable and i\u00bb-i*-,i.i\u00ab : t \u00bb\ntits I\u0027ressarVi is 916 i\u2014 siii.ti.i and as mvestrnei ts\nin the shiih mere frequently made in l is\nnsines of the iodividua\u0027s investing, without men\nturn o\u00ab their plates oj residence, it cannot beas\ncerttiued with an) decree of certainty from the\nBexisters m ui\u003E o.n \u0027c what proportion of tin* same\n\u2022 it he vi by tin\u0022 citizens ol\u0027tba Commonwealth.\u0022\n9 I That books in m\\ office show thai the amount\nol ee\u003E tdie iteti ol rssistered debt id the estate held\nbj col porattons Within the .State to he -;i IS6*SQI.S\u0026\nItb. As the books in m\u003E o.ncs do not tarnish tss\nshave stated) the sniount of the pabliodebt held\n\u00bbv citizens hi me ntate, 1 am unable to ascertain\ndefinite!j the mount of revenue now derived from\ntii* tax on sHiiie.\nThe Cuinin:ss:oriersof the Sinking Fund, in their\nrepoi 11\u0027 tne lienersil Assembly,\u003C l\u003Eoc. No.SO, pages\nI\u0022 and 17 I have estimated the smount of tbe ixmrts\not the Slate. \u003Co* null aiei held b) citizens and car\nporatioas within tlie State and liable to taxation,\nsnd. from all the information in in\u003E possession, 1\ndeem their estimate sufficiently just lur ah practi\ncal purposes, and recommend it as famishma an\napproximate \u0022amount of the b-ads of tne state\nlied i\u003E\u00bb citizens ol the Commonwealth, and bt cor\nporations within i he .State, and the amount oi iev\nenue now derived from the *ax on sn;d bonds.\u0022\nOn motion the Senate adjourned.\nHOUSE ok DELEGATES-\nI\u0027mi\u0027AV, Jan. fi, 1860.\nThe Eouse met at IS o\u0027clock. Prayer by the\nRev. Mr. JaTaa, of the Baptist Church.\nA communication was presented by the\nSpeaker, containing the proceedings of a pub\nlic meeting in King William, at w inch resolu\ntions were adopted urging the passage by the\nGeneral Assembly of aa act granting an am\nnesty to persons laboring under the disabili\nties entailed by the duelling act, in order that\nB. I\u003E. Douglas, Senator elect from that district,\nnuv take his -eat.\nMi. Baaajost uxi moved its reference to the\nCommittee tor Courts of Jastice,and it was\ngiven thai direction.\nOn motion of Mr. M\u003C Kknzik, a select com\nmittee was appointed to inquire into the ex\npediency of increasing ihe salaries of officers\nof government employed in the Capitol.\nA communication \u0022was received from the\nSenate slating that it had passed the bill mak\ning an appropriation for defraying the ex\npenses incurred by the Governor in the Har\nper- Ferry affair, with ameadasoats. The bill\nand amendments were laid on tin table.\nRe*atusitm* \u2022\/ hi\u0027\/inri\/.\u2014liy Mr. Ferrell, of\nreleasing Friend Cox, Clerk of Wetzel County\nCourt, from a line: by Mr. Cowan, of prohibi\nting entries upoa tends in certain cases; by\nMr. Locke, of amending the charter of the\ntown of Bolivar, la Jefforsoa county ; by Mr.\nPorter, of an appropriation to the Wellsburg\nFe\u00dfiate Seminary ; by Mr. Ilolway, af requir\ning the Auditor to make returns to Clerks ol\nCourts f or papers sent him; by Mr. lianley, of\nrepealing the law requiring merchants to\nswear that they will not pass a bill less than\ns-.., in amount: by Mr. Hunter, of refunding a\nsum to Win A. Uoliertson, of Louisa county;\nby Mr. Hives, of refunding a sum to the .-e\n--. uritiesof C. K. Clement, lata sheriff of Char\nlute: by Mr. Aldarson, of building a turnpike\nIrom a pom! in Braxton to a point in Nicho\nlas; by Mr. Montague of incorporating the\nMontgomery Female c. Hegiate Institute in\nChristiausburg, and loaning it Slo,m\u00bbo; by Mr.\n.Medley, of requiring Circuit Courts to set\napart certain days of their terms exclusive\nly 1.-r the trial of ehai.eery causes; by\nb) Mr. Hi-be, ot Indemnifying James Harry,\nfor bouses of his burnt in Norfolk during the\nfever ta 1855; by Mr. Mngee, of authorizing\nthe Marysvllle Ptaak-road Company to change\ntheir road Into a railroad; hy Mr. Yerby, of\nallowing ihe t\u0027oii.mis.ioners ol Northampton\neonnty \u00a71 per hour, while making up the ac\ncounts ot fiduciaries; by Mr. Ball, of extend\ning the tuneot dmiuts-ionersof the Revenue\nto return their books, by Mr. BaskervUte,of\nassessing certain lands by the ofacers of the\ncounty of Mecklenburg: by Mr. Porter, of an\nappropriailou to the Wellsburg Keiuale Acad\nemy: by Mr. Mallory, of building a railroad\nfrom a point on the Petersburg and lioanoke\nHatlraad la Sussex, to a point in lirunswick;\nby Mr. Christian, of laying tax on each gallon\nof lujuor manufactured atdistiilenes, instead\nof each still.\nBut* \/i\/oW. Refunding a sum to Robert\na Wright; Increaslag the salary of the At\nsls tan 1 i.\u0027brk of ihe Eaeettdvs i\u00bbeparimeat;\nSena\u0027e till aiilhoiizlng the Governor to con\nvey the Westham Magazine Tiact to certain\nparties; for the the lands of\nthe Loudon and Virginia Gold Milling Com- \u0027\npany: iaoorporatiag the Rockbridge Mining 1\nand Manufaeinring Company; incorporating\nih\u00ab Indian Mound Cemetery Company io 1\nif mi;\u00bbhire county; releasing the State\u0027s in\nterest in the New Manchester Turnpike Com- \u0027\npany to Hancock county ; amending an act\nincorporating the Old Forge and Bockton\nTurnpike Company; transferring *.\u0027,|oo of\u0027 \u0027","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=917,888,890,8117"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00003","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"the State\u0027s snbscrlptloa in the Mechanicsborg\nami W\u003E tlw Turnpike Company to the Raleigh\nand Q raysoa Turnpike Co\u00abi|ii\u00bbtiy: author-\nIsisg the building ot a Slate road from Cir\nci\u00bb*-\u003Eil|h, in Peadtotoa, to Peserty, la Kai -\ndolpbj incorporating the Murphy\u0027s Creek,\nBandy Fork and Little Kanawha Turn\npike Company; incorporating the Skin Greek\nand French t\u0027reek Turnpike Company j\nproviding for the completion of the Weston\nami Gauley Bridge Turnpike Company in\ncreasing the capital stock of the. Wytheville\n\u00bbn.lGr\u00df\\Bon Turnpike Company; incorporat\ning the QteoTilte Turnplbe Company; Incor\nporating th\u00ab Jeffernonvilte, Marion and Rye\nV iliey Turapike Company; amending the act\nincorporating ihe Bowers Hill TurnpikeCom\npeay; for boitding a rand tram Jeliasville to\nthe Abingdon and Russell old Coart-Hoose\nroad; incorporating the Littleton and New\nHartiasvllte Turnpike Company; laeorporat\n\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbtr the s.mdy and Arnolds burg Turnpike\nCompany; providing for the construction oJ\na bridge over Clinch liner: authorising the\nconsolidation ot the Baltimore and Ohio\nRailroad and the Northwestern Virginia Rait\nroad.\nnil:.\u0027 \/\u0027\u00ab\u0027.\u003C\u003C\u2022(\/.\u2014a bill appropriating 9100,000\nto the .rec ion of a lanatlc BSyiuat, west of\ncompensating I\u0027la-ton Fulton,\not Qraysoa county, for two horses drowned,\nwhile conveyint a convict to the penitentiary.\ntin motion, the House adjourned.\nGabibauh\u0027s Battalion \u003C\u003Er Childrsn.\u2014\nThe special correspondent in Italy ot the\nLondon Daily News went to the Scandiano to\nsee a battalion of log children, quartered in\nthe old cast !e. He says :\n\u0022The first idea of recruiting tJiis legion of\nchildren, belongs to Gen. Qaribaldi. When\nengaged i:i the South American wars, and in\nthe defeaco ot Eoom in 1849, tins gallant\nleader had noticed that boys between the ages\nof 13 and l.i years, had proved useful in the\ndaring military operatioaa he was called to ac\ncomplish. At the beginning of the lata cam\npaign, having found that the Lombard cities\nthrough which he marched his triumphant\nlegions had given their contingent of young\nsoldiers, he at once made up hia mind to have\na battalion of oasfcsceati organized. Ah in\ntelligent young ollicer. whom he had known\nduring the Roman campaign of 1849, being\nnear at hand, be intruated him with the for\nmation of the legion\u0027, which, at the beginning,\ndid not tiumtier more than 150. Austnai.\nperaecutiona and patriotism soon increased\nthe number oi the adolircentt, so that (he bat\ntalion has now completed i\u0027s aaaaerietl\nstrength. These little soldiers are dressed in\na uark green tunic, with red culls with a\nwhite edge, and dark green trousers. On\nmy arrival here this morning, (rota Reggio, 1\nhappened to see them White maiuruvrii.g n\nthe parade ground, opposite to Cue ran tie.\u2014\n1 was really at the name time aatoaiebed and\namuaed to sen how perfect and orderly their\nmovements were. They went through all\nsorts of military evolutions with such stead\niness and precision as could scarcely have\nbeen surpassed by grown-up soldiers aftei\nmany mouths of training and drilling.\u2014\nTheir commanding ollicer, Count John Ar\nrivabene, is a young nobleman oi three-aud\ntwenty. lie belongs loan illustrious Mantuan\nfamily, which, since tail, has eoauributeda\ngreat many soldiers to the cause of national\nindependence. Although I really believe thai\n\u2022hi-* battalion of boys will do good service\nshould it be called to fight against the ene\nmies of Italian independence, its clnet uu\ni\u003Eortance is of a moral kind, and is such as\nwill be easily understood by ail sensible men\nin Europe. This gathering ot the represen\ntative\u003E ol the rising generation around the\nHag of then- country, should be taken as a\nwarning to Europe that there cannot be any\ncompromise, any temporary solution, oi a\nquestion which has raken such hold not only\nol all classes but all ages.\u0022\u0027\nThe Mexican Tb*atv.\u2014The City of Mexi\nco correspondent oi theN. O. Picayune, writes\n(Dec. !:\u003E) as follows, with regard to the recep\ntion of the new treat) at the capital:\nWe have had positive news of the signature\nof ihe treaty between the United States and\nMexico, but are entirely m the dark as to its\ncontents. The most curious and extravagant\nsurmises aie made, some pretending thai\n10,000 troops will be sent to Vera Crux short\nly, tor the purpose of invading the country :\nothers, that ihe Government oi the United\nState* will ,-ect.re the ports to the Liberal\ncause, thus permitting Juarez to employ all\nbis resources tor the conquest of the interior;\nothers, again, pretend that the United S:a\u0027es\nfurnish nothing but money, and very little o;\nthat. .\nThe papers have coi.ie out with the most\nfu: Lot. articles against i lie \u0022traidores, \u0027a* the)\nterm toe Liberals and their friends the Yan\nkees, tor who!.i no abuse that has ever been\nimagined seems sulli i\u003C m The Qover men;\norgan, the So iedad, \u003C blished yes - an\narticle in which o. \u2022.; war, and the\nKnife, is declared ti \u0027,\u2022\u2022\u2022 unforiunau ..\u003E..-.\nIt Buishes with the .\u2022 .\u25a0 \u003Erds: \u0022We shall ti\nhave war with the United -tates, toi when to.\nsword of Brennua is thrown into the -caiee\nthere is no judge but the battle-field.\u0022 Munos\nI.i-.10. the ttimistrmdt ReUie tones, has protested\nthrough the same paper against ihe treaty,de\nclaring the Government ol \\ era Cruz incom\npetent io make any treaty whatever.\nt \u003Ev the other hand, the Liberals ware inhlgb\nglee over the treaty. The Vera Cruz Uefwrma\nSotial, reciting its provisions, says :\nThe principal object of the treaty la to bind\ntogether more closely the two countries in the\nfriendly relations that now exist between\nthem, and it is honorable to both alike. The\nUniied States receives thereby certain advan\ntages .\u003Ef commerce, for which we have ample\nretarn in toe advantages conceded to us\u2014ad\nvantages which will in the end prove of equal\nvalue to our own commerce. At the same\nlime, this double increase of commerce, and\nthe gaaraateea under which it is revived, will\nbring us to what we moat stand in need of\u2014a\nhealtbfal How of immigration, to cultivate\nour vacant fields, and give new lite to every\nbranch of industry.\nMas. Stei-hens to Victor Hi go.\u2014Cur\nreaders are aware that Mrs. Ann S Stephens,\nof New York, ha* written a spirited reply to\nVictor Hugos defence of Old Brown. The\nfollowing is an extract:\nVirginia, a sovereign State, has maintained\nher authority. John Brown is dead, rroven\nguilty of treason\u2014condemned lor atrocioa*\nmnrders\u2014he has atoned for these crimes on\nthe scaffold. It is impossible lor a man to\nStand upon the verge oi eternity, into which\nhe must be launched by a violent death, with\nout tilling every good heart with griet ai.n\ncompassion : bin when he is brave\u2014when hi.\npaifa oi blood has been lighted by the lurid\ntorch of fanaticism or insanity\u2014such minds\nas yoiiis,ailluent, earnest and poetical, may be\nexpected lo close his crimes in white garments,\nand forgetting the murderer in the brave man,\nsingpaeaaa to the martyrof a vivid imagination\nonly.\n1 am of a sex and of a nature to whom these\nfeelinga are kindred. 1 cannot think ot old John\nBrown upon the scaffold without a shudder\nthrough all my being. I cannot think of a\nman made in the image of his Goo, suffering\nan ignomiuioua death, without thrills of pain.\nlint 1 find it impossiole to fix my mind on the\nscaffold of this old man. It goes back to his\nvictims at Harper\u0027s Ferry\u2014to the women\nmade widows by theoutbieak of asingle morn\ning\u2014 to the orphan*, who had never wrongec\nHim. so cruelly bereaved by his crimes. I see\ntti*- two sens who blindly followed his lead\nfall martyrs to his rebellious spirit.\nI look beyond all this, far away into the\nbeautiful South, and instead of an aid man on\nthe gallows 1 see thousands oi my own coun\ntry women, gentle, good and lovely, given up a\nprey to wild insurrection\u2014l see those murder\noaa pikes, manufactured with such cruel fore\nthought, pieiciu their bosoms\u2014l hear the\ncries of children calling for moihers who Will\nnever answer them again \u2014I see proud, strong\nmen struggling against the brute strength Oi\ntheir own household servants. This picture\nstrikes my compassion dumb, and 1 can only\ncover my face and pray God to have mercy on\nthe old man\u0027s soul.\nJohn Brown was tried, condemned, and exe\ncuted as a traitor--;i guard of American citi\nzens st od around the scaffold, sad at heart,\nbut steady in their devotion to the laws. The\nLegislature of a great Commonwealth sat, de\nliberately, after hia sentence, and pronounced\nit just. The Fedeial Union, in wuich thirty\nmillions of -ouls throb, stood by in solemn si\nlent c while the Treason ot this man was expi\nated.\nTut-. Rk-Imtkumkni- ok Coitik.\u2014The re\nmains of Edwin Coppie, one of the Harper\u0027s\nFerry insurgents, were disinterred on Mon\nday, the tttfe nil. tiom the buryiiig-gruund\nabout live miles iroui Salem, Ohio, where Ihey\nbad been quietly buried by his Q,uaker rela\ntives, for a more imposing burial by his sym\npathizersin the neighborhood, on Friday ibe\n3utb ult. The body was placed in the handa of\nexperienced persons to prepare it for vbe oc\ncasion. The wooden coffin irom Viiginia. was\nreplaced by a handsome metallic one, the body\nbeing robed in white fUnuel, and taken to the\nTown Hall in bateatj where,on Friday, it was\nexposed to view for four houra. The hall ac\ncommodating six hundred, was filled, and then\nsome four thousand persons, ft was estimated,\npa.-rrd through the room to view tbe corpse,\nseveral ladies, on seeing tbe blackened face,\nbursting into teara. A monument is to be erect\ned to the memory of tbe deceased.\nThe bark Greyhound, which was ashora oa\nQtabaw Sboais, has arnvrd at Savannah.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=1816,743,872,8255"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00004","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Letter from Rev. Dr. Fuller on the Effect\nof Slavery Agitntiou on the Condition of\nSlaves.\nFrom the Bawtea Courier.\n[The Rev. Br. Fuller, of Baltimore, hating\nexpressed his spprobatioa of the speech of Mr.\nEverett, that gentWman, la reply, requested\nsome, information Irom Dr. F., as to the general\neffect, on ihe condition of slaves, of the agita\ntion af the subject of slavery, a? it has be* n\ncarried on for Soms years past. The subjoined\nanswer to this inquiry addressed to Air. E,\nwas sent by Br. Fuller through a common\nfriend, by whom we have been permitted to\npublish it:]\nlb tk* Ummrnbtt Bewmrd Mrtrttl\nMy Bear Sir Perhaps too much importance\nhas linen attached to that Insane outbreak of\nfanaticism at Harper\u0027s Ferry : but the sympa\nthy with secha deed of violence and \u0022blood,\nwhich has l.een manifested at the North\u2014can\nany patriot, any good man, observe this with\nout amazement and alarm I I know the friends\nof our common country are mistaken, when\nthey complain that the grand Uafoa demon\nstrations ia Boston, and other cities, have not\nbeen duly appreciated here and elsewhere.\u2014\nThe\\ have gladdened all true American hearts;\nthey have brought tears to many eyes; and\ncaused multitudes to say, \u0022Weil doiie, good\nand faithful servants.\u0022\nStill, while members are elected to Coagresn,\nwho openly avow their hostility to the South,\nit is idie to expect too much confidence iv any\nassurances of fraternal affection proclaimed\nin popular assemblies, no matter with whai\nsincerity and enthusiasm. I read your noble\naddress with delight. I looked at that touch\ning picture, \u0022Tin- Last Bays of Webster,\u0022 and\nexclaimed, \u0022O. tor one note of that clarion\nvoice now!\u0022 But the South could wish to\nhear what the Massachusetts Senators and\n\u25a0representativessay. Would ihey avow \u0027hese\npatriotic sentimental Could they speak as\nyou did, without forfeiting ihejr place* !\nHere, in this city, and over this land, North\nand South, 1 fear we are feeling\u2014and will ex\nperience still more mournfully\u2014the wisdom\nof this prophetic warning once uttered by Mr.\nBurke : \u0022When bad men combine good men\nmust associate,else they wili hill or.c by one,\n\u2022in unpmied sacrifice in a eoatemptibte strug\ngle.\u0022\nThe question you propose I can answer con\nfidently - for, in leaving the bar and entering\nthe ministry, I had intended to devote myself\nentirely to the Instruction ot \u0027he slaves in\nSouth Carolina. For some time 1 confined\nmyself to that mission, and I found every\nwhere among m tsiers a prompt and active co\niperation. True, ihers were laws forbidding\nthe negroes to assemble without a certain\nnumber ot white persons; bull violated iha*\niaw most industriously, meeting thousands\nfrom different plantations and preaching to\nthem. This won id not be allowed now. An\nitber statute, forbidding any one to teach tne\niiegroes io read, was treated wi\u0027h as little re\ngard. In almost every family servants learned\nto read\u2014some of them m my own household,.\nnot .nly reading, but writing a niudi better\nhand than their master. Indeed, such was ihe\ngeneral prejudice against this latter enact\nment thai, iv an address on the religious in\nstruct ion of slave*, prepared at the request of\n\u0027he South Carolina Agricultural Society, 1\nstrongly urged its repeal. Just shoal thai\nimear. attempt was made to abuse the mail\nby circulating incendiary works, and 1 was\nthus compelled to withdraw that portion oi\nthe address \u2014the Preotdent of the Society,\nGovernor Seabrook, a. most benevolent gen\ntleman, producing these pamphlets and in\nsisting that the law was necessary for the pro\ntee\u0027i.ui of Ihe slaves themselves.\nIn June, 1845, there assembled in Charleston\na body o! men, -epreseniing aim.ist all the\nwisdom and wealth of South Carolina. There\nwere present, also, delegates from Georgia,\nand, I believe, Irom other States. It. was a\nmeeting of the A-sociation for the improve\nment, moral and religious, of the slave popu\nlation. The venerable Judge Hnger presided.\nHaving been appointed to addiess that large\nami noble audience, 1 did not hesitate to speak\nmy whole mind; appealing to masters to imi\ntate the Aatoniues and other magnanimous\nRoman Emperor*, to become the guardians of\ntheir slaves, to have laws enacted, protecting\nthem in their relations as husbands and wives\nand parents . to recognize the rights which the\nCos])\u0022\u0027, asserts for servants as well as masters,\nin a word, 1 pre.-.-cd. upon them the solemn\nobligations which their power over these hu\nman being- imposed up.vi them\u2014obligations\nonly the more sacred, because their power was\nso it responsible.\nThat august assembly not only honored ma\nwith their attention, but expressed iheir ap\nproval, tbe presiding officer concurring most\nemphatically in the views submitted.\nI need scarcely tell you that no such address\nwould be r garded as wise or prudent a; this\ntime, ir j\u003E not that masters at \u0027 less engaged\nin eeking to promote the moral and religious\nKell-being oi their servan .-; but mea.-uies\nwhich once could have bee i dop ted most ben\n. flcially. would now only expose master and\nservant t j the baneful Influence oi fanatical\nintermeddlin -\nII any tine, is certain, it is. that ihe Goepel\nn ies noi recognize hatred, abuse, violence and\nblood, rts the ti.cans by which good is to be\ndone, ih . Gospel is a system of love. It as\nsails no established social relations, but it in\nfuses love into hearts of those who are bound\ntogether,and thus uniies them in affection.\u2014\nIt the Gospel is to emancipal \u2022 slaves, it will\nbe, not by Insurrection and massacre, but be a\nlove which will melt oft then bonds. Let the\nspirit of the New Testament triumph, and all\nwrath and anger ami bitterness will cease.\u2014\nThe South and the North will harmoniously\nconsult as to the best interests ot the Africans\nnow in our midst; and masters will seek to\npromote the best welfare of those who have\nbeen committed to their care.\nI think 1 speak accurately when I say that\nhitherto every sacrifice for the emancipation\nof slaves has been made by Southern men : aud\nmany hundred thousands of dollars hays been\nexpended iv such liberations. The Norih has\nwasted large sums for abolition books and lec\nture- : for addresses calculated to inflame the\nimaginations of women and children, ai.d to\nmislead multitudes of men\u2014most excellent\naiid pious\u2014but utterly ignorant as to the con\ndition of filings at ihe South. We now find,\nindeed, that money has been contributed even\nfor the purchaseoi\u0027 deadly weapons to be em\nployed against the South, and to enlist ihe\nmost fer.\u00bbcious passions in secret crusades,\ncompared with which an open invasion by\nforeign enemies would be a blessing. 1 believe,\nhowever, that not one cent has yet been given\nto set on fjot\u2014or even to encourage when pro\nposed\u2014any plausible enterprise for the benefit\nof the slave.\nIn the providence of God some of these peo\nple have been placed under my care. My re\nsponsibilities have pressi il heavily upon me;\nnor have I failed to seek from God, and from\nthe wisdom of the wisest men, a knowleogeof\nmy duty to them. lam no politician, seeking\nto make cap! tal out ol this dangerous subject.\nlam a Christian, seeking to obey Ood in all\nthings, and willing to make great sacrifices, to\nreduce mysell and family to comparative pov\nerty, ii I could improve their condition. I\nhave twice madeoverturi s lumen of influence\nami wealth at the North\u2014once publicly, ie n\ncorrespondence Willi llr. Wayland, anil once\nmore privately\u2014aud 1 have, in all aincerity,\ninvited oiii\u0027, or two. or Bfty, to manliest a wil\nlingness to part with even a pittance of their\nweal\u0027h, atid theti-to show me what could be\ndone to promote the happiness and weitare ot\nihese slaves, lint not a single response have I\never heard whispered.\nWhne writing ihe lirst of these propositions\nthere was under my root, in Carolina, a vio\nlent Abolitionist from New England- a man\nof great wealth. I read the letler to him be\nforeit W\/sa sent, aad he expressed bis aston\nishment at my venturing on such a step.; but\nneiiher he nor any other man has intimated a\nwillingness to part with money, that the ne\ngro might be rescued from what they profess\nto regard as a deplorable ab ss of my scry. Yet\nthe South is denounced for not at once immo\nlating four thousand millions of property\nguaranteed to them by the Constitution; for\nnot at once weeds aud brambles\nmillions of fertile acres: for not breaking up\ntheir entire social system, and either driving\ntheir servaata from their comfortable homes,\nto become vagabonds in other Sia-es, which\nwill again drive them out ol their borders\u2014or\nelse harboring in their midst hordes ot discon\ntented, indolent ragnuats, utterly until for\nfreedom, who would certainly he exterminated\nunless in mercy they were again reduced to\nservitude. Because they will not do all this;\nwill SOtinflict this suicidal wrong ujiou them\nselves,aud try this fatal experiment upon the\nservants they love\u2014 because they will not thus\nruin their families, and desolate their hearths\nand homes, aad all tins in violation of their\nbest conviciions otdoty, they are to be Lhe ob\njects ol incessant calumny, to be pillaged and\nmurdered in cold biood by their own fellow\ncitizens, who are heroes and martyrs for doing\nthis butchery.\nI do now believe that the guardianship of a\nkind master is, at this time, a great blessiug to\nthe African. If emancipation is ever to take\nplace, it will be gradually, and tiiuier the mild,\nbut resistless influence of the Gospel. Wheth\ner slavery be an evil or not, we at the Soiuli\ndid not bring these Africans here\u2014we proiest\ned against their introduction. The true iriend\not the African is at the South, aad thousands\nof hearts there are seeking to know what can\nbs done for this race. There must be some\nlimits to human responsibility, and a man in\nNew England has no mi re right to interfere\nwith the institutions ot Virgin.a, than he has\nto Interfere with those of England or Frauce.\nAH such interference will be replied by the\nmatter, but it will prove injurious to the\nslave. Dr. Chauning was regarded as a lead\ning Abolitionist in his day; but could that\naoble man now rise up, he would stand aghast\nat the madness wbjjlt is rife everywhere on \u0027","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=2706,734,890,8276"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00007","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"r\u2014 \u2014 \u25a0 \u25a0 i\nthis subject. \u0027Onegreat principle, which we\nshould lay down as immovably true, is, that if\na good work cannot be carried on by the calm,\nself-controlling, benevolent spirit of Christi\nanity, then the time fordoing it has notcome.\u0022\nSuch was his language when opposing slave\nry. Were he now living, the delirious spirit\nof th\u00bbdav would denounce him, as it denounc\ned Mr. Webster, and now denounces you anil\nevery true patriot. Nay, even Mr. Beecher is\nsbosedasnot truculent enough.\nJeeussaw\/slavery all around him. Did he\nseek to employ force I He said, \u0022All power in\nheaven and earth is given unto me, therelort\nge t\u0027rr-A, gp pneuh thr GmtptL\u0022\nNo language can express my love for thus\nUnion. Others hpeak of the blieslsga it con\nfers ; 1 regard the Union itself as the greatest\nblessing,aad other advantages as chiefly to\nhe prised heeaass they corroborate aad per\npetuus tbe I\u0027nion. Hitherto I have .smiled st\nall croaking about disunion: now I feel that\nthe riiionis in imminent danger. The toe-in\nol rebeiliea ia heard from many quarters. It\nis wriiten in the book of Genesis, thai when\nKebf-cca, in danger of expiring, cried to God\nto know the cause of the strange pang.* by\nWhich h\u00bbr irume \u00ab:u convulsed, the angel re-\nPtled, \u0022Th ni earliest two hostile nations in\nthy bosom.\u0022 Unless Heaven interpose?, thi\u00bb\nland must be rent and torn by two nations\nburning with ihe Sereest hostility, and en\ngaged 111 a fratricidal and most horrible war\ntare. I rejoice that there are yet spared to us\nsome men of the old revolutionary stamp:\nmen with hearts like yours to love the Union ;\nwith eloquence like yours, to sound the alarm\nere it is too late, and to rally to the cause of\nthe Union all who are worthy to be citizens of\nthis great and glorious Kepirblie. Willi great\nesteem, my dear sir.\nI am, sincerely yours, Rd. FfLi.Elt.\nBaltimore, Dec. i\u0027.t, fssn.\nProtest of the U. S. Minister at Gua\ntemala.\u2014The Panama Star of the 17th ult,\nContains the following protest of Hon. Bever\nly L. Clarke, United Sta-es Minister to Gua\ntemala :\nI, Neverly L. Clarke, resident Minister of\nthe United Sia;\u00bbs of America, near the Re\npublic of Guatemala and Honduras, fir and\nin the MUae ol the said (xoveriiment of t\u0027.e\nUuiied States of America, do now, am! here\nu\\ make,eater and pabUsh fins mv .solemn\nprutesi:\nI. Against the treaty of April3rHh, 1559, be\ntween the Republic of Guatemala and the\nGovernment 1,1 Great Britain,as a clear and\npalpable violation of :he leiu-r, spirit ami\nprovisions ot he treaty between Great Bn\n\u003Eam and the United States ot Amenci, dated\nJuly sth, 1860, and commonly kiiovwi as ttie\nCiaytou and Hulwer treaty.\n\u2022j Aaainst 4he conduct of the Ooreraaseat\nof Guatemala, in eaotiousle withbeMing a d\nconcealing irom the American represratative,\nthen resilient at this court and this capir:u, ah\nknowledge of the pendency vi negotiations,\nvitally affecting the interests aad policy ..f his\nGovernment, thereby depriving him ol the\night and privilege oi defending ihose rights\nand maintaining that policy, as violative of\nthe established courtesies which belong to and\nexist ladipl iinauc interc onse, and 111 di-re\nrtrd of \u0027h\u003E-claims of the Uuiied Bates to the\nimpariinliiy which is supposed to exist in fa\nvor of a friendly power, when the righ\u0027s a:id\ninterests of that power are involved.\n3. Agtiiiist the confession \u003C\u003Ef the Qovern\nnient of Quateaaala \u003Co the occupancy\u0027 and title\nof G real Britain of and to the country desig\nnated in s;iid treaty of April ;!U, 1859, as being\nopposed to the whole history of the Central\nAmericas Confederation, aadeqnally opposed\nto the entire historw of tf uatemala up to the\ndate of said treaty.\nIncrease of the Pay of Navy Officers.\nThe bill introduced ia the Senate by Senator\nMallory, chairman of the committee on naval\naffairs, \u0022to increase and regulate the pay of\nthe navy,\u0022 ados to the pay established by the\nact of 1835:\u2014For c:ipt:nus. one percent. p,.r\nannum for each year oi sea service, as shown\nby the records of tbe Navy Department: com\nmanders, lieutenants, masters in the line of\npromotion and medical officers, each two per\ncent, per annum lor every year of sea service:\nengineers, two per cent, per annum for each\nyear of sea service, in addition to the pay now\nauthorized by law.\nTo give an example or two, \u0027lie operation of\ntbe provisions of this bill would be thus:\u2014\nCaptains now receive for service pay s\u003E;(,:, 111:\nfor waiting orders g-i,sbo. Their average of\n\u25a0easervice may be assumed at twenty years,\nand one per cent, per annum lor.sea service\nwould give them twenty per cent.\u0027oll their sa\nlaries respectively. On duty they Would re.\nceive s\u003E ;,oi v\u2014twenty per cent. $7Uo\u2014or 84,91 0.\nCommanders, their average sea service being\nsixteen years,\u0027receivingtwo percent, per an\nnum, or thirty-two percent, on sv.\u0027.\u0027jitisea pay,\nwould be equal IOSViOU.\nLieutenants, tHeir average sea service being\nthirteen years, receiving by this bill two pt r\ncent, per annum, or twenty-six per cent, oa\ntheir Bl.sUoduty pay, would bs entitled to a\nyearly pay of 91,890,\nJhe bill \u0022to modify ;he sea service pay of*\npi:r.-ers in the navy\u0022 give UI each of those olli\nleis when attached to vessels for sea service:\nFor the first five years after the date ot their\nci mmissioiis, \u003E\u003El,so(i: for the second fiveyears.\n\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u0027, Ion; after tea years service, 93,0uu, Their\n-leave of absence,\u0027 1 \u0022waiting orders,\u0022 and\n\u0022other duty pay,\u0022 to remain as provided in the\nact ol m-2.\u2014 Star.\nWunaKABOUTS OF THE Co.NSFIKA I\u0027dHS. A\ncorrespondent of the New York Herald, who\nhas been investigating the condition of the\nrunaway slaves in Canada, alludes to a half\nbreed, named Shadd, the publisher of a paper\nat Chatham, who was a prominent accomplice\nof Brown, and says :\nThe few men of Brown\u0027s party who escaped\nwith their lives are at the present moment in\nCanada, where they are certain of protection\nfrom the people, should they t.,.. demanded of\nthe government as escaped mv larers. JVler\nriam, a white, and a negro, whose name 1 do\nnot know, both of whom were engaged in the\nHarper\u0027s Ferry affair, are at the present mo\nmeut at Shadtf\u0027a house. Merriam is a young\nlooking man, apparently not over twenty-two\nyears of age, short and slightly built, with a\nthin,hatebety-looking face, very pale, and no\nbeard. He looks more like a consumptive\nschool-boy than a conspiraior. The negro is,\nI believe, a Canadian, and is a tall, spare, wiry\nblack of the deepest dye. ihey keep veiy\nqniet.nnd 1 could learn no particulars of their\nescape, except that they had beer, passed fiom\nhouse to house by the \u0022friends\u0022 until th-\u003E\nreached Canada. Coppie, \u00bb\u25a0 1- sod. is at pre\nsent at a house a few miles from Toronto.\nBaltimore and Potomac Railroad.- Tie\nManboro\u0027 Advocate, referring to this road,\nsays:\nWe learn that a project is talked of among\nthe friends of the mad t.\u003E ob\u0027aiu an act of as\nsembly authorising a subscription oa the part\nof the coiiiiiti* interested in it. and through\nwhich 11 is topees, bj means of tne issue of\nbonds, the interest ot which to be pa:d by the\ncounties until :he ri ad built and abie to as\nsume ihem, -nd the counties to be protected\nby a lien on the road, Ac. Doubts are eirer\ntained of Ihe onstu v tloiiallty and legal etlect i\nof the proposed measure, and no action has\nbeen taken by he board on ihe subject. Any !\nset applied for. however, would tie c judiion- i\ned upon the favorable opinion ot the Court of I\nAppeals, and subject to a vote of the peop;e of\nthe Counties interested. j\nPennstlnavia.\u2014The message of the Gov- I\neruor ot Pennsylvania shows that the re.\nsources of the treasury during the year were I\n94,718,377.90, and the expenditures93\u00a379^os4.sjl | 1\nleaving a balance on band of 9JW,a , j3 up. iiu.\u0027\nring the year .f the public debt was\nredeemed, and the. total oi the funded and uu\nfunded debt now is 938,638,001.07,\nThere are iv the State 11,4*3 public schools, j\nlI,oTI teachers and 634,851 pupils. Including\nPhiladelphia, the cost ol tuition was 99,0t7,- j\n991.8g; ot building expenses anil the\nwhole expense 01 the system tor the year Be,- \u2022\nOT!!,!!:.\u0022).;;. The rate of school tax was de- j\ncreased, although the year was one ef encour\naging activity tor the system in all its depart- j\nmenis. Since ihe passage of the school aaw I\nof 1854 the Bomber of pupils has increase! !\nmarly one-seventh, and of teachers L \u0027arlv \u0027\noin -tliiiiceuth. \u0022 |\nLatbb from Dkvtu City.-A dfiipateh\nfrom Leavpev\/orthaunouncea the arrival tin re\nof tbe Denver City express, bringing 915,u0ti a\ngold dust. There was mush dissatisfaction in\nregard to thePruvistonaifJreveraaMat recent- j\nly organized, and generally it was regarded as\nalaituie. The attemjits to collect the taxes !\nlevied by the Legislature had been nasucaass\nfal in the mining districts, and there ansa a i\ngeneral wauiot coiitldenceiu iheGoveinmeut. 1\nThe people look to a speedy organization of the\nTerritory by Congress !t s tadUspej sable.\nMining operations continued oil a limited\nscale fas. the intervals of warm weather. Build- \u0027\ningot residences and stores was progri-.-nug\nrapidly at Benver City, but there was a j;reat |\nscarcity oi material.\nSnow in Florida.\u2014The i-\u0027amily Friend, a ;\nweekly newspaper, published at MonticelK, j\nFlorida, says : \u0022On Thursday night, Becember\n\u2022\u003C?\u25a0!, there was \u003Ciui t a respectable fail of snow\nin this place. On Friday morniug tbe house\ntops reminded us ot .ho frozen regious of the\nNorth, clothed as they were in a garment of .\nwhite. Snow is comparatively a stranger to\nthe \u0022Land of Flowers,\u0022and this is tbe fir. t \u0027\nvi.it, to our Knowledge, since we have been a\nresident of tbe State\u2014the rise of Aye years.\u0022","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=3605,753,880,8205"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00008","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"\u2014 ii t -r~. \u25a0 mm\nLOCAL MATTBRB.\nTin Virginia Stables, now in tbe South, are\nto travel hard roads before they return, if re\nports from tbe South and Southwest are true.\nWednesday morning we published a notice of a\nchallenge made in Tetine-.ee to run against\n\u0022Planet \u0027\u2022 at Memphis for 9lo,(hio\u2014a challenge\nwhich the Messrs. Doswell will certainly not\naccept, inasmuch as their horse already has\nfour or five engagements in long races, aud\nihey have no Idea of going to Tennessee.\u2014\nOther challenges have been made to run the\nget of Lexington against that of Revenue\nintended for the owners of \u0022Planet\u0022\u2014but they\nare not disposed to accept them, preferring to\nrun for stakes againut all comers, and win if\nthey can.\nThe reputation which Planet acquired in tho\nSouth last winter, has placed him in an un\nenviable position for the present campaign,\nand should make his friends very cautious\nhow ihey bet upon him, until the hour for\nstarting arrives. The races commence at Sa\nvaaaah next week, and he is expected to start\nin the four-mile stake. If he wius\u2014and we\nfeel assured that be will, it he is all right\u2014he\ni\u00bb then to run at Charleston and Mobile before\nhe gets to New Orleans, where some of his over\nsanguine friends are already backing him\nagainst the favorites of the South. Indeed,\nthe stable of the BI Stars. Doswell is so well\nthought of in the Crescent City, that uearlv\nall of them have been backed to win, anil\nmany of the bets have been made play or pay.\nWe have always looked upon \u0027Planet \u0022as ihe\nfastest horse ever 4\u0027oaled in Virginia, and be\nlieve he could have beat any other horse in the\nUnion when at Ashland last fall: but we are\nnot so sanguine ot his speed and endurance as\nto suppose that he can travel hundreds of\nmiles by rail, undergo the change of climate\narid of water of the South, run all distances,\nand against all competitors, and never lose a\nrace, tforv s. like men, are subject to sudden\nchanges, and while they may be fit to run for\na inau\u0027s life to-day, to-morrow they maybe\nentirely off their feet.\nAlong with Planet are Nicholas 1., Fanny\nWashington and Exchequer\u2014three goad oars\n\u2014and their friends in the South are equally\nsanguine of their success ; but, as all of them\nare liable to accidents, 1- would tie wise policy\nin the friends of the Virginia horses to risk\nnothing on \u0027hem auti] they see them stripped\nfor each race, and \u0027hen not to lei their S ale\npride ran away with their judgments ana risk\nm ire than they can v.ell ait ru I i lose There\nIs no reason why Pteoetshonld be tbe fhvorite\na- New Orleans, aad if he is madesmm, itwiil\nonly he because he has won everywhere eisey\nand the**apriver afraid to meet\nhim-a state ot tilings not at at) likely to oc\ncur, as Louisiana, reaneasse and Kentucky\nwill be represented on the occasion.\nFbtr f\u00bbr the aVasfil ..\/ the Orphan* vf St ,r\u201e-\nI eVj Seminarjf - Tilt le Is s.\u0027olt lo lie held Ii\nfair for the benefit of rhe orphans ol S .Jo\nsepb\u0027s Seminary, under the charge ol the Sis\nters of Charity. The benev, lent ladles ol the\nCath die Church have tieen exerting tbeanselvss\ntor suine tune past in obtaining sabreriptieas\nand accumulating arttetes tor sue, to supply\ntueyti.ck in trade of the Fair The bj. ct Is\none every way appealing to the kindest and\nteuderesi seunmeuis of the heart, and should\nrecei\\e the liberal aid oi the public. This is a\nplatform-charity to the helpless\u2014apon which\nail can unite, and it is an added graiifica ion t\u00ab\nthe pleasure ef doing a good ac l. ri, thai\nit is one in which all may s\\ mpaihi\u003E.e,\nand which makes ail the \u0022world akin.-\nA very large part of the Catholic popnlatioa\nof Richmond is a laboring class, and is very\npour. Many of them areemptoyed la under\ntakings in which faial casualties are ot fre\nquent occurrence, aud this ciass preseuis more\ninstances of orphanage of infants than any\nother. Hence the Asylum of St. Joseph\u0027s is\nconstantly filled lo theexieut of the means of\nthe Sisters to afford support and -protection,\nand often exceeding them. The number of or\nphans there is n.\u003Ew between fifty and sixty,\nwhile the means a; the command of the kind\nand devoted persons who havechargeof them,\nare iaadequate to provide for them. There\nfore we are sum ihe public generaUy will con\ntribute to the approaching Fair, and extend to\nit a liberal encouragement, since it is to help\nto provide food and raiment and education for\nso many little ones, who el\u003Ee might die, or.\nworse than death, become ihe irreclaimable\nvictims of vice anil crime.\nI tre* Docket. \u2014Tbe regular quarterly term\nof the iiu-tings Court commences ai ll\no\u0027clock on Monday next,ln the City Hall. A\nlarge amoaa .of business, both civil and crim\ninal, has accumulated, and tbe prospects are\ngood for a long term aad plenty of work for\nthe Aldermen composing the tribunal in ques\ntion. We learn from the Clerk that a good\nmany civil suns are being instituted for the\nrecovi ry of money\u2014a feel which would stem\nto indicate tin unhealthy steti of the money\nmarket. The following criminal case- are to\nbe heard and determined during tbe term, via:\nCh tries Bowman, for stabbing two brothers,\nnamed Alexander and .John Were t, on tbe 25th\nof December. Jes-e(.\\ Hcef\u00dftek, Thos. Bland,\nand George French, tor receiving coffee stolen\nfrom J. H.A: W. G. Crenshaw. Charles Cnrr\nningbam, for stabbing Moses, a slave, on De\ncember a :h, with intent to kill. R iben Cope\nlaud, slavs to Mr. J. 11. Grant,forstabuag\nPhilip, a slave, on the 19th December.\u2014\nFrederick M. Robertson, for forging an en\ndorsement on a note of ?.\u0022\u003E\u003Citi, February 19, \u002735,\n(Wm. Gallia\u0027s name.) James P. Ueary aad\nhis reputed wife, Elian Doyle, will be exam\nined for grand larceny, for stealing about 950u\nworth of jewelry, Ac., from M. G. Whitman\nin November. The parties Bed t v the North,\nand were arrested iv New York. There aie\nseveral other seam on the criminal docket. It\nis in., re than probable that nil the parties\nnamed above who are White persons, will be\nsent on to Ihe Circuit Court for final trial.\nTk* Weather continues cold, night before last\nb.-iiig one of the coldest of this severe spell.\u2014\nThe streets are still very slippery, and unsafe\nto horses and moles not shod in\u0027the saoet ap\nproved amumOT for traveling over ice. The\nbrief interval.-, of thawing that have occurred\nabout mid-day tor :i lew days peel, bave near\nly melted the ice on the north sides of the\nstreets and made them a little more traversa\nble, ice in abundance will be gaihered iv this\nlocality and throughout Virginia. Yielding\nthe palm to our Northern friends lor tome\nyears for the superiority of their ice, we may\n..his winter lay np an article that will be equal\nto best Weaham, and good ein.ugu for .m\\\nbody. Since it has bee..mc a neces-ity, iceis\nan article of very considerable commercial im\nportance, and the having a supply ol domestic\nman i. lac uire will enable as to keep la oar own\npockets a large amount of money that has\niM-en foi some year.- paid to Use North, how\never, the heavens and ri,,. \u00bb nn i,, tNe for a lew\ndays presented \u0027he appearance o. brightness\naud geniality, thai suggest the idea that hut\nlor tbecoveriugol tee aad snow tlmtenwesenea\ntbe earth, we should now be having really\nphmsaataad mild wiaterweather.\nHtvpi\u0027u snuit i. -Oi Paursday night last\na straggling I. afrr, in -eaich of a roosUaa\nplace and bs early breakfast, ~i jw.e.i around\n\u0027he rir\u00bbr market for n\u00abh \u003Ert time, evidently on\nthe 1 ok-oui lor a soi\u003E board, -m which \u2022\u003C\u003E\nnitke ins bed, but finding eons vacant, and\nfearing to ri-k the ass.iuli.- .\u2022 Jack Frost n,\ntie open air, resolved to bringbimaeil into\nnotice and make :he tew collar luui. Fnidu.g\nnothi .g liginer than a big ot cabbage, ea\nwhich to lay his hands, ihe H lie* -li .uidered\none ol thee* and started off, thereby attxaat\nii\u0027g ihe a teai ion of Mr. SianU, tue owner,\nwho j.ui ihe officers upon the thief,and hau\nhim arr-sted Arriving at the lock-up. the\n\u0022iifier 7 \u0027 gay\u00bb his naaar as Jim McMaai a#, ami\nthanking the watchmen lor capturing him\nassured ihem that his only object in making\nthe raise was to secure good quarters during\nthe present cold Spell. Ye.-ierduv in rning\nJim was arraigi d before Recorder Starke,\nand after\u2022 hearing, was commuted, in default\nof bail, for his future good behavior.\n39s Barns. A brisk a\u2014laamhaa been doing\nin ths skating line for several ilayspa\u00bbt at this\nplace. The ice has been pretty well cut up\nand grooved by cold iron, and is now rather\nI rough. In some places the ice is not so strong\nj as it might be, but aaaphl will persist iv think\ning it secure. On Thuic\u0027lay lust, one of our\nwell kaown and most enterprising citizens,\nMr. Henry Exalt, was precipitated into the\n! water and go: a sound ducik\u0027ing by the giving\n! way of the ice on whtebhe W*esmadaag. He\nj was c.moled to relieve himarlf ot the nmbar-\nI rassments of \u25a0 disagreeable situation by ihe\n; aid of by-\u00bbt:i ulers, and sutt\u0027ercd no other mi\ni convenience than being wet to the skin ou a\n| very inclement day. People cuauut b-\u003E too\ni careful.\nBwsigweni ,s\/)\u00ab-\/.\u0027.\u2014No- le?s than half a dozen\n| persons bave been kuockeddowu aid more or\n; less injured by boys on their sleighs, between\nI 19th aad thtd streets, oa Broad. On Thursday\n\u0027 evening a gentleman was knocked down and\nso seriously injured that a physician was\nj called to attend him; and yesterday tuoruiuca\n; negro Wvmaa was thrown down by the same\n, cause and had her right wrist dislocated We\nsnow that ife, police officers in Jefferson\nI vv aid have been very active in their efforts to\n; abate ihis :iui*ance,:tnd have partially succeed\n\u2022a, bat uutil the ordiuauces of the city make\n, uch sports puuishable, they will be coatla\nj ued.\nThsatr; \u2014Miss Ricbings had, as we antici\npated, a brilliant audience at her benefit last\nnight. The performance to-night will include\n*om\u00ab of her choicest gem* of music, and her\n. admirers wilt bs there in throngs.\n! I\u0027\u0022*\u0027. \u0022*.,-. -Religious services will be held at\nMechanics\u0027 Institute Uali, by Bev.Jatues A.\nyitiica 11,011 sabbath moiu:u|aad svekiua.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=4485,753,880,8263"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0\/ocr\/source\/P1_TB00009","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"-\u25a0\u25a0\u00ab\u25a0\u0027 -.i.i- ... \u25a0 -- \u25a0 -\\tna,inmmummi _i _\nTERM* OrADYnRTIBIIf*. \u0027 \u0027 i\u0022V\nfc\u00a34::l~ all:*^4r.la\nBaY Advertfemaeate waMlsbsd satil tarsal, v*\nbe charged 99 scats ear steers ef eight Has* aVffiJj\nfirm iaasrtioa. and \u00bbeoate for eesasssajaaaama.\nSemtkifn Afov*.\u2014The Diraetory of the TfiN\nginia Central Railroad Company are pataa\nteg the proper course to bring the fhaaties of\nthe North to their senses. At a meeting of fibs\nBoard of bi res tors, bald sth day of Janeary.\ni-\u0027jn, the following reeolatioaa were adopted:\nResolved. That the Board ol Directors ef the\nVirtm.a Central kaflrnad Company, heartily aa\nprove the snr.e-uon-ofthe Booth Aide aWmsd\nF \u2122 p .\\ n !L:\u0022;\u0027\u0022\u0027 rt \u2022 r oo \u0027** l \u0027 0 \u0022 \u2022\u003C\u003E\u0022 \u2022\u25a0\u2022 **\u00bbwad\ncempinies-to eon.M,- , ne ,\u201e\u201e-, # \u00abJ\u00ab.\u00ab B t saeaaie?\nfastenne the mmufastare of all railreeJ seats-\nOl*n*s St tlie Vou\u0027n\nRemvivsd. Further, that this Board will, iade\npendent of the action of other eonraaaHM bat\nnotion*, in the p\u0022\u00bbent mate of thin aat the North\nlor the use of tin- compsnt winch --.li\u0027js procures\nat Mi- South, of a nual.tj properly adapted to their\npurpose. \u00bb-\u2014--.--\u00bb-.\u25a0-\nBesolvedf Ti,%t jn buying supplies in thiseitv or\nel-ewhei-e. winch the\u00ab -re nblned to hare, tboafb\nm\u0022!\u0022 at ths North, prefsreare shall he civse to\nrhi. so merchant* who are co-operating in arresting\nIe all lawful means the interference of the North\nern people with our Southern interests.\nResolved. That the (ienera! Superintendent sad\nother piirrlrisiu,\u0027 agents are instructed tncarrrost\nthe I \u0022re. oini; resolutions under the advice ef the\nPresident.\nSurnfiu Aft-moon \u2014Need we again remind\nour readers of the highly interesting meeting\nin behalf of seamen, to be held at Mechanics\u0027\nInstitute Hall, next Sunday afternoon? A\nnumber of distinguished orators have consent\ned to deliver addresses on the occasion, and\nthe public are cordially invited to attend. Am\nadvertisement, setting forth the facte. Will ha\nfound elsewhere. Let the meeting be a fall\none, and such measure* initiated as will ass ore\n\u0022 Poor Jack\u0022 that the people care for him\nwhether on land or sea.\nOettinsr 7\u003E\u003C\\\u2014lce dealer* in Henrico are busily\nfilling their ice-houses with beaatifnl ice, from\nsix to ten inches thick, and as clear aad bright\nss any to be had at the North. The ice ven\nders in Henrico county think they will be able\nto supolv all \u0027he wants of th\u00ab\u00bb city, neat torn\nmer.with home productions. Vast sums areas*\nnually expended here for Northern lee, which,\nif circulated at home, would be a great saving\nto his part of the State, and might be profita\nbly invested in home manufactures.\nCaU Days,\u2014Two white men, engaged in cut.\nting ie\u00bb in the basin yesterday, fell into the wa\n?pr and were decently dnrked. One of them\nwpnt in aft to his chin.and came nigh freezing\nbefore he eon Id *\u00ab\u2022\u0027 dry clothes. The other\nonly w\u00ab*nt in to his waste.\nfilet! Feifcrre.\u2014Ye* paper* and letter mail dna\nfrom the Sou th, tailed to reach the city Tester\ndayasoruMNki owing nodouht to derangement\nti rod ate d by the late snow and subsequent\nfreezing, which ha* prevented railroad coa\nnecttone,\nVii,nr Mm\u00a7m wa\u00ab ab\u00abent from his Court yes\n\u0027erdav morning, and Recorder Starke presided\nIn his absence, the business was very light,\nand the session was therefore a short one.\nAwothkr VoLrKTUKR Coupawt.\u2014On Mon\nday, the-2fi\u0027h nit., a R\u003Eflv company was organ\ni\/ed at the New river Whi\u0027e Sulphur Springs,\nin G\u003E|esc\u003C\u00bbmtty. Fifty members have already\nenrolled themselves, and it la expected that\nthecompany will be full In a few days. The\nf\u0022 Mowing are the commissioned officers elect:\nWm. Caotain; Chas. D Peck, Ist\nG. 11. Weislger, 2nd Lieutenant.\nThe ntime the company has adopted is, \u0022New\nRiver White Sulphur Rifles.\u0022 and the mem\nbers have wisely determined to uniform ia\ngoods of Virginia manufacture.\nTim Matter Set Rioht.\u2014The Clarke Con\nservator denies that .hecitizens of Clarke Co.,\nVa., intend to present Mr. T. W. Guard with\na gold watch, fir his services in preventing tbe\nescape of Cook at Charlestown. It says:\u2014\n\u0022HouhMe\u00abs the citizens of Clarke will ac\nknowledge their indebtedness to Mr. G. in a\nsubstantial manner, at no very remote peiiod;\nbur the citizens of Charlestown, we under\nstand, are entitled to the credit of intending\nto present him with the gold watch referred\nto.\u0022\nTeriuble Disaster\u2014 On Thursday morn\ning last a freight train, on the \u0022Western and\nAtlantic Railroad, was leaving Vinmg Sta\ntion, when the boiler of the engine exploded,\nkilling Mr. Croft, the conductor, and young\nMr. Reinhart, a train hand, and seriously in\njuring two other hands on the train, whose\nnames are unknown to us. The cause of tbe\nex phis ion has not yet been satisfactorily ex\nplained to us.\u2014dffeafo (\u0027\u00bb\u0027.\u0027.) Initfrtgeacer.\nFiNANt i:s ok the State of New York.\u2014\nThe annual report of the Comptroller of the\nState of New York shows that there is a defi\nciency in the treasury of some S\u002726.\u0027i,.WJ, to\nmeet which BIOtMMU will soon be available.\u2014\nThe receipts of the last fiscal year exceej those\nof the previous year 80s and the psy\nmeii *s exceed those of the previous year *tti.*,\n---203 01. The State debt amuiints to 9aa*\u00a3Q\u00a3gh (\nthe annual interest on whwh is fJfj\u00dfKytfi\u00df.\ni\u0027lay Statih at New Orleans -The\nship Fanny Fern, from Havre, has arrived at\nNew Orleans, with the statue of the illustri\nous Heurv Clay, which has recently been flu\ni bed for the \u0027Clay Monument Association\u0022of\n\u2022hat cityi\nFr.ioHTFt l Death.\u2014ln New York. Wed\nnesday morning, an Italian nara.-d Florian\nCastoflo, while in a fit of delirium tremens,\nthrevv himself from a fonrth story window of\na house. No. 71 Duane street, and was impaled\non the railings. He died soon afterward.\nFloi-r Inspection in Norfolk, for the quar\nter ending :n\u00abt December, IS9\u00a7: 1,991 bbls.\nfamily.9,B3l bbls. Extra Superfine. i.n \u2022..\u003E bbls.\nBnuerfine,9B* bbls. Fine, BM bbls. Middlings,\n1.l bbls. Condemned. Total, 99*99 bbls.\nIt is understood that the contestants (Lieut.\nMarin and wife) in of allowing the\nwill of Augustus Thorndike, at Iloston, with\ndrew fnrtbef li\u0027igatiou, with the understand\nier \u0027bat they shall receive S\u0027\u003Ciy.i\u003Eu from the\nestate.\nGeo. Krills, an employee of the Adams\u0027 Ex\npress Company in Cincinnati, fell backwards\ndown a coal chore from the iron railing on\nwhich lie was fitting, and breaking his neck by\nthe fall, immediately expired.\nPhilip Lynch, the man who killed Coulron,\nar Ilordentown. Iff. J. about three montbs\nsince, has been tried and sentenced to be hung\nat M Hint Holly, ou the 23rd day of March\nnext.\nA contemporary thinks \u0022ihe day may yet\ncome when men ar\u003E- propelled by seam pow\ner, \u003Ehe boiieru being placed In \u0022their cost tsil\npoehem \u0022\nAr hoishop Hughes has publi-hed a circular\nreeoguiaing :he Metrwpouusa Record a* \u003Eb\u00bb\niliciai in-dii.m i.f communication reiweea\nhni. and the clergy and laity of his d.ice\u00bbe\nL-la M.uitez is reported to have written a\ndrama of (treat Bath m and beauty, which\nhis been accepted at one of \u0027he London Tbe\n.l!re\u00bb.\nMrs M. A Wainwright, proprietress \u25a0\u003E\u2022 ihe\nCentral House, in Peeiebuig, dietl Midui-uiy\nii Thur-div morning. She formerly con\nducted iheGiston Hotel, North Carolina.\nJ. A. Morris, a Portuguese, who once bad\nmoaey and friends, was frozen to death in\nNewborn, BJ. C., iv a shanty which he oca*\ni ied, a lew days ag-\u00bb.\nA free mulatto girl named Betsy Mirni* was\nfrozen to death in ihe road, while lnl\u003C x cated,\nin Prince Edward county, Vs., last Saturday.\nMr. Paul Morpby has reached New Orleaus,\nand it is announced that be will immediately\nenter upon the practice of the legal profession.\nMr. John 11. Hodge*, a compositor in the\nExpress office, died in Petersburg on Thurs\nday, of consumption.\nThe thermometer was two degrees below\nzero a\/ Newberry, S. C., on Monday last, at\n11, A.M.\nThe Sons of Temperance in Lynch be re\nhave purchased the T k, ird Street Methodist\nChurch building.\nJ. Seawetl, E-q, of Mobile, has written and\npublished a play, in tine acts, called \u0022Valen\ntin \u0027\nThe once celebrated Vreis, tbe \u0022Black Doc\ntor,\u0022 is in jail in Paris for debt and malprac\nlice.\nDuring USB there were 9*191 foreign veesela\nentered at the port of Boston, iv IMfc tbe nam\nber was :\u003E,*;:\u003E\nC uch i, late Governor General of Cuba,\nmade a fortune of seven millions of dollars\nduring hi- administration.\nThe Free Press newspaper office of Dodge\nA. Moore, ai St. Peter, Mum., was destroyed\nby tire on the Jtthult. Los\u00bb9*,oVU.\nThe Illinois papers announce tbe death of\nGeneral U. F. Linder, formerly Attorney.Gen\neral of that State.\nAlbert Pdbodie, Esq , who has filled the of\n! flee of clerk a\u003C Providence, K. 1., for six nam\n; years, died on Monday. ,\nMr. J;i\u00bb. Biair,of Washington eo.,Md,hes\n. niue children, five of whom are dea\/sjua\n| dumb.\nTbe Burns Club of Wsshiugtoa cltv w\/UI _\n\\ celebrate the birth-day ot Burns oa thjajaa\nI inst.\nThe first locomotive ever built la San Fibb.\nCisco had just been eompteted.\ni I The debt of Indiana Is snnoaacod by fibs\n; auditor to be 9M\u00abV\u0022\n---\u0027 \u00ab!\u00a3* l i ,U, f s*lt?\u0027 ylM * \u2022Wvw\u00dfwa 9J9\n| Wednesday at Auaapolte.\nMrs. Willis, the famous \u0022rnrimihlsj htm,\nk...\u0027 wee fouad dead miter bed, ta BWTafZ\n| oo i nasday aturaaa . \u25a0 \u25a0\u2022-.\u003E.\u2022\n-0","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/0#xywh=5365,263,973,8817"}]}]},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1","type":"Canvas","label":{"none":["Scan 2"]},"width":6691,"height":9487,"thumbnail":[{"id":"https:\/\/tile.loc.gov\/image-services\/iiif\/service:ndnp:vi:batch_vi_indy_ver01:data:sn84024738:00280777961:1860010701:0024\/full\/120,\/0\/default.jpg","type":"Image","format":"image\/jpeg"}],"items":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/page","type":"AnnotationPage","items":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/image","type":"Annotation","motivation":"painting","target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1","body":{"id":"https:\/\/tile.loc.gov\/image-services\/iiif\/service:ndnp:vi:batch_vi_indy_ver01:data:sn84024738:00280777961:1860010701:0024\/full\/full\/0\/default.jpg","type":"Image","format":"image\/jpeg","width":6691,"height":9487,"service":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/image\/1","type":"ImageService2","profile":"level2"}]}}]}],"annotations":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr","type":"AnnotationPage","label":{"en":["OCR blocks in source order"]},"items":[{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00008","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"lyjrijmuttu- Sisnatti","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=400,345,890,135"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00001","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"SATUEDAY MORNING JAN. 7, IBM. !\nCe\u00abld the Werth Babdae tbe heath ?\nWs alluded yesterday to the remarks of Mr \u0027\nHicajaaa, la the yet unorganised House of ;\nKeprwsaamtlves, with regard to the steps\nwhich the North would take, should tbe Booth\nthink proper to withdraw from tire Union \u2014\nWe Indicated Uncertainty that the non-slave\nholding States could not hold together, and\nthe impossibility tbereforeof their precipitat\ning their whole weignt upon the slavehofdtng\nportions of the Union. We now go farther\nBud say, that the Norib could not subdue us,\nalthough it should all bold together.\nThose who remember tbe Mexican war, re\nmember likewise tbe difficulty of raining\nmeu ta New England, and the readiness with\nwhich they offered themselves in the South\nwest. White Massachusetts was raising a sin\ngle regiment, Tennessee, if we recollect cor\nrectly, offered the government between thir\nty and forty. Now, we do not remember what\nthe population of Tennessee is, but we feel as\nsured that it is not larger thau that of Mas\nsachusetts; at any rate, It is not so much\nlarger as to justify any such result as that in\ndicated. There must be a siiecial reason for so\ngreat a difference, aud it Is to be found in the\ndifference between the systems of labor estab\nlished in the two countries. In Massachusetts\nall that portion of the population which con\nstitute its bone and sinew all that portion,\nin other words, which would be called onto\nserve in the rauks in the event of war\u2014sup\nport themselves by their owu labor. To leave\nhis farm or bis work-shop, would lx; to ruin\ntbe soloier\u0027s affairs, lie is, therefore, natural\nly enough, very loth to make the sactirice \u2014 i\nHence tbe difficulty of raising volunteers in\nNew England. It is not that ihe people are\nnotes brave as elsewhere, but they do no\u0027\nleave their homes ior military service with- j\nout great reluctance, because they know that\nto do so ts to expose themselves to ruin. In\nTennessee, on the contrary, tbe work is done\nby slaves. The population are either owners\nof slaves, or non-slaveholders who cannot so\neasily be injured by abandoning their homes.\nThis is the case throughout the South. In the\nBoutbwesi, moreover, ardaat spirits, always\nri|\u003Ee for au\u003E enterprise, abjund above all ot\u0027i- i\nsr countries vi the World. Nothing could sun\nthese meu better man a war. and a great mail)\nof Uieui are desirous to have it, no mailer\nwith wn .111. In the SjuiU, no volunteer,\nvim ever Northern people may foolishly\nimagine, ever fe\u00ab is any apprehension ol leav\ning ate family with his servants, lie knows\nthat on community on earth is M sale, or so j\nlittle liable to be injured by any species of j\noutbreak as theS Hitiierii community. Hence,\nIn the event of war, the South would, ol her\nself, be able to raise a much larger army than\ntbe North, and to maintain it, too, inudi mote\nea-uy than the North.\nFor, as \u0027\u0022\u00ab took occasion to explain yester\nday, ihe North is absolutely and Btterly de\npendent upon the Sjuili. To the South she\nsells nine-tenths ot everything she produces.\nTaKe away her Southern maikei and she is\nnothing. Tne enure amount ot all she raises\nand exports is less than eighty millions of dol\nlars. The rest of her exports, amounting to\nnearly two bundled millions ol dollars.she\nintroduces from the South. How is she to\nmake up the difference when the South shall\nhave been entirely cut off from her ; To sep\narate her from the South would be to reduce\nher to instant, universal and irremediable\nbankruptcy. Far from maintaining armies to\nflglit the South, she would be unable to keep\nher population from absolute starvation. I\u0027ar\nfrom sending men to llgln ottu r people, she\nwould fluda civil war of the most ferocious\ncharacter\u2014a civil war stimulated by absolute\nWant\u2014raging in her own bosom and tearing\nat her very vitals. Far from having to go\nabroad for a fight, she would find everybody \u0027\nfighting at home. 11 it Le supposed that this\nCondition of affairs would but precipitate the\nlargerlorce upon our borders, we answer, that\narmies must be organized before they can\nmarch, and without mom y, and without\ncredit, how could she organize an amiv \u0027. For\nit i. absolutely certain that, having no longer\nany dependence upon the great exports of the\nSouth, she could not co.nmaud a dollar upon\nauy exchange m Europe.\nWith the South, the case would be fir differ\nent. The South, by vinaeof her staples, could\ncommand her own terms iv the money mar\nkets of Europe. Her great staple of eotioa\nmakes her mistress of the world, more espe\ncially it makes ber mistress of England. It\nwas that staple that built up Liverpool and\nGlasgow. It was that staple that enabled Eng\nland to subsidise all Europe against Nai*o\nlkojj, and to come out \\ ictot ions in the strug\ngle. It is that staple that supports the Bri\ntish government. Take it away to-morrow,\nami the throne ot Victoria is not worth ihe\nWood out of which it is made. England has\nbeen for a whole generation devising means\nto obtain it on the best terms. Let the Booth\nsay to her, that she shall have it tree of cost\nor at a mere nominal duty upon English fab\nrics as the price\u2014let her throw her ports wide\nopen lo England wad is there any sum which\nshe would refuse I Tell her she shall have this\ngreat Southern market, Which oar tariffs have\nsecured to Northern mat: ufactnres\u2014tell her\nthat the Nonh shall be utterly excluded from\nit\u2014and what could we ask thai she would not\ngive I We could get money in any ciuautitv.\narms by the shipload\u2014analliance(if we wish\ned it) offensive ard defensive, and a fleet to\nblockade every Northern port, from the Dela\nware to the St. Cruix. With the subsidies she\nWould furnisb, and willingly furnish.as the\npriceof disunion, we could keep up an army\nof ittiAUO trained veteraas. We could march\nto Philadelphia whenever we thought proper.\nWe could reduce New York to such a condi\ntion, that tbe grass would grow\u0027waist high in\nher streets. We could burn Boston to the\nground, and fill ap her harbor with tbe bricks,\nas Tyre was destroyed of old, becoming so\nsmall as to be known only as a place where\nfishermen hang their neis Wecoulu-make the\nuniversal Yankee i.aiion howl l\u0027ordismay, and\nWu-h ihe Mayflower had stayed at home with\nIts cargo of intolerance and treason, instead of\ndisgorging it upon them shores, to ihe corse of\nall future generations.\nLet it not be supposed that we are indulging\nour fancy in drawing this picture. We present\nit as the counterpart of that drawn by IVlr.\nHicrm \u2022 9. So sure as these Stales of tbeSouth\nshall be forced out of ihe Uuioii.aud an attempt\nshall be made to subjugate them, so surely\nWill they throw open their parte to Grata! Bri\ntain, and all the rest follows us a necessary\nconsequence. We shall get better goods and\ndeal with more honest men. We shall make\nwhat loans we wish, and keep up a steading\narmy, which thall be an eternal menace to the\nNonh. ills not worth while to tell us that\nOreat Britain is commit ted to abolition. Great\nBritain is committed to her owu interests, and\nto nothing else. She owes every hi,ig that she\nis to slavery, and she knows it. Whui was she\nbefore the days of her Indian Empire, and\nwhat Is she now I What was she before the\ndays of Watt and Boltok, and what has she\nbecome since I Psha! fireat Britain would\njump at an ulliance with these Southern\n6 ates. Let it not be supposed thai we desire\nto see such a state of things. It would imply\na military despotism, and a ruler who could\nlead armies\u2014not a militia general, but some\nman bred from youth to ear\u2014some fl\u2014ln or\nNaruLto*. But let Mr. lin kuan be assured\nsuch a state of thugs will inevitably result\nfrom any attempt of hik indomitable l\\i;ve,-\nIH\u0027, to subdue our 9,OW,\u00ab\u00bb\u003CK). Tbey don\u0027t ineau\nto besubdued by bim. Mark that!\nQaAXaaTLT Doaa.\u2014The officers and seven\nprivates of the Petersburg Artillery, who\nwere hospitably entertained in Charlestown\nby BenJ. f*. Beall, Esq., editor of the \u0022Spiritof\nJefferson,\u0022 have presented to Miss Jane Beall,\n(a member of bis family) a beautiful Swi.-s\nlever watch and chain.\nBrODtaDKATB.-J.bu W. Haskinv, one of\nthe foremost lawyers of tbe Buckingham bar,\ndied r*rf suddenly at the New Store, lv that\ncounty, aa Sunday last.\nNBW TrV\u00df\u2014The Danville Register com\nmeoaas the year In a dress of new aad hand-j","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=328,506,959,8584"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00002","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"The L\u0027adergroaad Railroad\u2014Deplorable\nPoverty and \u00ab rime Among Fi re Negroes\nla Canada.\nThe New Terk rTsrefd has been at tbe pains\nto detsil a spec a I reporter to Canada, for ihe\n! porpose of examining the condition of the tic\n! gfcoe* who have been stolen from the South,\nand run Into that province. The report of this\ngentleman occupies nearly eight of the solid\ncolums of the H\u0027mld, and exhibits a thorough\nexploration of every negro settlement in Can\nada, and an elaborate and precise statement of\nevery factof iuterost and importance connected\nWith the settlements.\nThe writer states that in all the principal\ncities in the State of New York\u2014in New York,\nAlbany, I\u0027tica, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo,\nand other places\u2014regualr agents are located,\nand subscriptions are holicited and collected\nall the year round, to help the slaves on their\nroad to Canada. The amount thas accumu\nlated is said by the writer to be almost incredi\nble, and the names of the charitable donors, if\npublished, would astonish the world. Gover\nnor*. Senators, editors, lawyers, merchants,\nand of course politicians, swell the capital\nstock of the underground railroad. Scarcely\na week passes without witnessing a band of\nnegroes, of from three to a dozen, paraded\nquietly la some of the New York cities by the\nagent of the abolitionists, and shown to those\nfrom whom saberriptions are solicited as a\n\u0022fresh importation.\u0022 The negroes arc always\nbadly clad and apparently iv a suffering con\ndition : and sympathy being thus excited for\nthem, a contribution follows BS a matter of\ncourse. It is probable that in every instance\nthe money is misapplied. The \u0022agent\u0022 is al\nways a man who, without any visible menu\u0027\nof support, makes himself well off. Half a\ndozen idle hangers-on Hud a living out of the\nfunds. Bat the -lave (or whom Use charity is\ncraved receives barely enough to carry him to\nthe limit of his journey, and is set down a\nhalf clad, half starved beggar, iv a strange,\nKospitaate c miitry, and congratulated on\nIngachieved !.i\u00ab \u0022freedom.* 1\nlarge proportion of the money, adds the\n\u0027.er, contributed to the underground rail\nroad, is given under a misapprehension of\nfacts. It is believed by the donors to be an ad\nof humanity to the negro,and to be instru\nmental In bettering his condition. The little!\nof it that is honestly expended oa the fugitive j\nfrom slavery only helps to remove him from a\nhome where he is well provided for and hap\npy, to piaage him Into suffering and crime.\u2014\nThe greater portion of it finds its way into the !\npockets of the idle scamps who are j romineal\nas agents and collectors. Yet, owing to the\nliberal contributions of the North and of Bri\ntish abolitionists, of laic years, the stealing\nof negroes fr.-m the border Stales has increas\njed to an alarming degree, nntil it has culmi-\nI nated in Baowa\u0027s bold attempt to incite a ser- ,\n[ vile insurrection in an entire Slate.\nAmong other items of information connect\ned with the onderground railroad, it is stated\nthat when the funds p-.\u0027t I v.- a batch of bogus\n.-laves are picked op in Worth it reel ai d other\nnegro resorts in New York and elsewhere,and\nare put through the regular operations ta fu\ngitives, to stimulate the slack contributionst\u003Cf\nthe fanatics in New York, Albany, Troy, t V;(, :\nand that when tbe Simon Pure runaways get\nto Canada, certain philanthropic hind specu\nlators in Detroit and across the line rope them\nin to buy eligible lots and farms in the Cana\ndian aegrodom. There they soon become shift\nless and worthless occupants of tbe land, till\nthey nre dispossessed, or die of consumpti in.\nTo keep up this Infamous business all sorts\nof tricks and humanitarian appeals are re\nsorted to, and n* fast as the old fools are dis\ngusted tied leave, new ones are roped in to\nBupply the funds. Now an 1 then bright look\ning negroes call upon benevolent citizens with\nstories of having mother\/, wives and children\nheld in slavery, whose freedom they wish to\npurchase, and for this purpose ton, twenty and\nsonic i lines a hundred dollars only are required\nto complete the purchase money. In nine\ncases out of ten these negroes are merely the\nticket agents of the trunk line of the under- |\nground railroad.\nSi much i\u0022.r the underground railroad.\u2014 :\nThe condition of the slaves after they arrive i\nin Canada is miserable iv the extreme. At the\nsouthwest point of the Province of Canada is j\na neck of land running down between Like!\nErie and the Detroit river, Like St. Clair and I\nthe St. Clair river. It contains the con:.;;.-- I\nof Essex and Kent, the only portion of Canada j\nwhere tbecoldis not in tolerable, and iti-ii: j\nthose counties that the negroes who have\nescaped from the South mainly congregate.\u2014\nAll the townships,settlements,and aesocia- j\nlions, were thoroughly explored by the Her\naid\u0027j reporter, and the account from each and i\nall presents a monotonous and dismal picture\nOf destitution and Crime. The fairest expert- j\nmeats have been made to ascertain by trial\nwhether tbe negro race c .uM be made self- j\nsupporting as their own masters and proprie- j\ntors of farms, but every one has proved an ea\ntire failure. They will not work their farms ; j\nin warm weatlur, .hey workout as barbers, i\nboot-blacks, or waiiers, or aay other light em- j\nployment, when they can earn a little money j\nwithout bard work. They return to their fam\nilies in the winter, and lie idle as long as the\nLittle money they have saved will ia-t. Their j\nhouses are generally of logs, badly construct- !\ned, dirty inside, the place of chain supplied\nby boxes, aad the poultry aad dumb aai- j\nRials sharing their dwelling with them.\u2014 !\nAround their dwellings, one sees a patch of\nland half cleared here, ami another one com\nmenced there. Now a tree is half cut down\nand ihen leif, and \u0027he destruction of an easier\none attempted. The lazy, shiftless character\nof the free negro is seen e\\ erywhere. The ex\nceptions of energetic and persevering settlers\nare not more than three or tour in a thousand.\nThe Bee. Mr. Baama, a Scotch clergyman at\none of these colonies, was compelled to admit\nto ihe HtrmW* reporter, that with all h;.s de\nsire to see the colony prosper, the experiment\nhad not a=. jet answered the expectations ol iis\nprojectors,and expressed ln.s fear that a\u003E would\nultimately result in failure. He said that the\nnegroes Miller terribly in the winter from th*\nwant of good clothing and good shoes, li U\nthe lack of them, probably, thai occasions so\nmuch .sickness, aud is making consumption so\nhual a disease among the black population of\nCanada. The Rev Mr. Base, of the same col\nony, has g.iiie to Europe to try to raise more\nlands, probably io run off more negroes, He\nis reported la the Edinburgh Witmest ol No\nvember the 19th, to have stated that at the time\nof the pa-sage oi tiie fugitive slave law thirty\nthousand fugitive slaves found their, way into\nCanada, nearly all of them ia it debased and \u0027\nignorant eoudi ion.\nThe white population of those counties in j\nwhich the negro colonies are established,suffer\ngreatly from their depredation a The value of I\ntheir land has been depressed, their personal\ncomfort and safety diminished, and the pS\u00dftp\nand good order of their communities dm troy ed\nThe reporter was assured by sheriff .Merc Kit j\nOf Kent county\u2014and the same is true of Bs- ]\n\u003Eex\u2014Shat nine-tenths of the af\u00dftao\u00df\u00df against !\nthe laws are committed by negroes, although \u0027\nthey do not Constitute m \u003Ere*thuii one-tourili j\nof the whole population. In the townshipQf\nAuderdon, Essex county, Ihey had stolen\nnearly every sheep belonging to the white\nj farmers, o eastoually some horrible murder\nj s\u0027ariles ibe community, aad nearly every as\nsize is marked by B charge of rape, which of\nfence is so prevalen i that \u25a0 prominent lawyer\nof the Province, who has held the position of\npublic prosecutor, iuforineu the reporterjihat\nno white woman was safe at all times from\nassault, and that those who were rearing\ndaughters in that part of Canada might well\ntremble at the dangers by which they were\nthreatened. The serious depreciation of prop\nerty in their neighborhood is nut matter of\nsurprise. Though the soil in most parts of\nKent and Essex is ri\u0027-h and fertile, and thous\nands of acres of land are open at a moderate\nprice, the old white settlers are moving away\nand few come to take their places. Iv fine\u0027\nhere is another demonstration that the negro\nin a state of freedom, deteriorates religiously,\nmoraily, socially and iudusttially ; here is\n[an exhibi\u0027 o i of the evils which the North\n! will bring upon itself by running off fugitive\n| slaves to its own borders; here is an illustra\ntion of tbe state of things which the triumph\nof abolition would make universal iv the\nSouthern Stales. j\nA cavalry company was organised at Brents- j\nvllle, Prince William county, Virginia, ou Sat\nurday last. j","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=1217,320,953,8753"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00003","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"! Maine to MadUen.\n! We are happy to see that a bill has been\n! reported in the Legislature fora statue to this\n| wite statesmen and incorruptible patriot, who,\nj wo hove always thought, ought to have had a\n| place on one ol the pedestals of the Washiug\n! ton Moitumeut. The bill proposes to appro\n\u0027 piiate a sum not exceeding 910,999 to the\nwork, and to entrust iv execution to Wm. R.\nliAiif.KK, ths gifted young Virginian, whose\ngeniu* has already achieved some splendid\nuiumphs. We wish that this bill might also\nembrace ai. rj.propriation to remove the re\nmains of i\u003EL.\\oir.o\u003E. with the consent of hit j\nfamily, to the Hollywood Cemetery, near the\ngrave of Moss \u003EX, wuere the last res ting place j\nof one of Virginia\u0027s moot illustrious sous\nmight be preserved from oblivion, and be ac- I\ncessible lo multitude* who would desire to\npay their homage at the shrine of deparied |\ngreatno.s.\nTin: KoBTBSIta M All..\u2014The mails from the\nNorthareHtilldetainedin Washington; but Mr. |\nIs. L. Smith again relieved us from serious in\nconvenience yesterday, by sending us New\nYork and Baltimore papers received by the\nCentra route.\n(\u0027osckehs.\u2014i\u0027.ir a fewdays past we have re\nfrained from publishing, iv detail, the pro\nceedings ol the so-called Congress of the Uni\nted States, for the reason thai they have been\ntotally devoid of interest.\nSmall pox \u2014Only four deaths have occur\nred from small pox, out of thirty-odd cases,in\nthe town of Lexington, Va., and tin; Valley j\nStar is satisfied that the progress of the dis\nease has been arrested.\nThe Yorktowx arrived at Portsmouth j\nyesterday morning, hut as it wai impossible\nto come up the river on account of the ice, we\nhear she returned to New York*.\nThk Norfolk Ftxa.\u2014Tae fiie in Norfolk,\nI about 4 o\u0027clock Thursday morning, broke out\nlin a small double tenement on \u0027he west side\nloi Botetourt street, between York and Bute,\nI occupied by Mr. Brown, and communicated\nto another tenemenl occupied by Mr. James\nar.d Mrs. Grey. These were destroyed, and\nthe inmates saved nulling but their night\nclothing. The large ami comutodious dwell\n! ingat the Northwest corner of Botetourt and\nI Bute streets, occupied by O. Hall, and owned\nby W. W Lamb, being Immediately ia the\nj range of !\u003Eie wind, was soon enveloped in\nflames and quickly burned to tbe ground. Mr.\nHall los considerable valuable furniture, as\nalsoO. Windsor, who lived with tbe family.\u2014\nThe grocery and dwelling of M. Dennis were\nalso destroyed. The weather was intensely\ni .ii.\u0027, and the firemen found it difficult to work\ntheir engines. Tbe sufferings of those who\nwere thus summarily ejected from their warm\n\u2022 i \u0022ds and \u003Cinven out into the snow and chil-\nI lieg blast, might have been la*al to some of\nthem bat for the kindness ol their neighbors.\nSroi-iKN* Dbatb of a Catholic Bishop.\u2014\nA special dispatch from Philadelphia to the\nBaltimore Sun. dated Thursday, says :\nThe Kighi Rev. John N. Neumann, I\u003E. D,\nIhe esteemed Catholic Bit-hopof the Diocese\nof Philadelphia, died very suddenly in ihe\nstreet, in this city to-day. The deceased was\nthe successor here of Archbishop Keurick.oi\nBaltimore, and was consecrati d Bishop of tins\nj Diocese on ibeaath of March, i-.Vi. lie w..s\ni distinguished for his ability, ami universally\nrespected, not only in the church, of which he\nwasadevoted Bishop, but by alio! every \u0027de\nnomination who enjoyed his acquaintance.\n- \u2014\nThk Florida I-eoislati ax.\u2014 Sanded Cot-\nI ton. \u2014The select committee appointed by the\nI House of Representatives of Florida to con-\nI sider the circular of the New York Chamberof\nI Commerce, calling the attention ot planters to\nthat tiny believe the complain!- this year bave\nbeen without fonndation, and recommend i\u00bb\nj the Chamber a thorough investigation as to the\nmode of selling cotton in New York, and that\nsteps be taken to compel the commission mer\nchant.-- there to sell each planter\u0027s crop on its\nown merits, as tbe surest remedy, not only lor\nranded cottons, but to prevent one planter de\nfrauding at the ex| ense of anoi her.\nAffairs in Mairb.\u2014A dispatch from Ban\ni g.M says 11 has been ascei lamed, on application\nto the engraver, thai there is a fraudulent over\nissue of the bills of the Nombrega Bank. The\ncirculation is placed at $To,ooo.\nBenjamin D. Peck, the State treasurer, has\nbeen arrested on a civil suit instituted by tbe\nreceiver.and lodged in jail, on the charge ol\nc inspiring with the cashier of the bank tor tbe\nembezzlement of the funds. The amount taken\nfrom Ui\u0022 hank was about -s\u0027.i.uiii\u0027, on a part of\nwhich the cashier had security ou certain mill\nproperty in Canada.\nShot fob a Drbb.\u2014A most estimable ci\u0027i\n\u003E-eu of Wisconsin, named Andrew Ebie, of the\ni town of Wauwatosa,a member of the county\n! board from that town, treasurerof that school\ndistrict, and at the last election chosen to the\nI Assembly from that district, was accidentally\nshot and killed recently by a friend, with .-. h-.ili\njhe was gunning, having mistaken him tor a\nS \u0022DORR DIATI OF A I\u0027ll Ys li I AN. - I ir.\ni Thomas Yardley, a popular pby siciari ol Phil\nj adelpbia, started on Wednesday to visit a pa-\nI tient, and but,a few steps from bis door was\n| taken suddenly ill. He returned home forth-\nI with, but died within a few minutes. He was\nj ti.i years of age, and died from disease of the\nAffairs at Bbowrsv illr.\u2014The War Be\nji\u0027iitiiieni has late advices from Col. Sewell,\n! who is in command oi the department of Tex\n\u0027 as, lie is concentrating ail the available force\n|i i thai secti \u0027ii ;it Fort Brown. There cannot\nj be le.-s than eight hundred United Slates troops\n; m the vicinity of Brownsville.\nFo.i-ki.ei\u003E his Bail.\u2014Thos. Crux, who was\nI held to bail in ihesum of 9-\u0027SOO for his appear\nance on Friday, the tJ3d of December last, at\nihe Court of Fairfax county, \\\u0022;i. to answer a\ncharge pending against him for the circdlation\nof incendiary documeuts, forfeited lu\u003E bonds\nby making bis escape from the Common\nj wealth.\nMartlard Legipla ! \u0027fit;:.\u2014The General\nAssembly of Maryland was organized on\nThursday. In the Senate, John B. lirooke,\ndem.. oi Prn.ce George c\u003C untv, was chosen\npresident by one maj \u003Erity, Bud ta. the House\noi Delegates, E G. Kilb wrne, oi Anne Arun\ndel, was elected speaker by the full democrat\nic vote.\nNaval.\u2014Tie\u0027 United States steam frigate\nj Powhatan, with Hon. Mr. Ward rtndsnite, ar\nrived :-.t Shanchaeoa the I7\u00bbh ol October from\nI Ksangaws. Tbe Japanese Embassy will leave\nYeddo for tbe United States in the Powhatan,\nj on the 82d February.\nHow. Edward Everett.\u2014An informal\nmeeting of thecitixensof Memphis.Tena , was\nheld on the 24th ult., for the purpose of brine;-\nIng prominently before tbe popular mind his\npeculiar suitableness for aext President of the\nUnited Stales.\nDbcbasxd.\u2014B. K. Peyton, Esq., Clerk of\nboth Courts of Rappahannock county, Va..\ndied os Tuesday evening, the 27th ultimo, of\nconsumption, with which he had been suffer\ning tor some months.\nThe famous Lemmon slave erne will prob\nably be decided during the present term of the\ncourt in New York.\nThe annual sale of news in Beecher*s church,\nin Brooklyn, last Tuesday evening, realized\nthe enormous sum of 920,429.50.\nTiie Montreal Kille Company were out the\nother day drilling, with the mercery !\u0027. de\ngrees lie! \u003Ew zero. Courageous soldiers !\nGov. Wise ha\u00ab declined the invitation of the\nOld Dominion Club of New York to lecture in\nthat city on the22d of February next.\nFatal AOCIDXRT.\u2014A Mr. Colter was killed\nin Botetourt county, Va ,on the \u0027i-th nit. by\nfalling while he was carrying a log of wood.\u0022\nHon. Ned Dow has si tax recovered from\nhis recent lajurtes as to be urn attending busi\narse.\nRev. Thomas O\u0027Brtea, pastor of the Catho\nlic church at Boehester, N. V , died oa Satur\nday last.\nAt Alexandria, Virginia, the City Council\nha\u00ab appropriated BUM lor a soup-house fjr tue\npoor.\nA negro named Boberl Glenn dipd in Phila\ndeipbia on Tuesday from starvation and cold.\nKfivPsaax. AaumoTTrm and Paaepaaspas,ia\nthe hulie-i \u00ab \u003Eieol .i.t. taken dol\u00bb at Kehs\u0027 Palace\not Art.. 146 Main street All pictures Bums at rhu\nestablishment are warranted to rtesse; therefore,\nvisitorscaadependsson receivtan satiresatisfaa\nb 11 raise l a who hive heretofore had eamea\ntnies l\u0027-rced on ti em by incompetent operator*,\nshould hasten to Ksks ami have tliem re-taken and\nifihsj are nut pleased with tlieir 11 cttires tiken by\nhim. noeharge will bsais\u00abte. Pries framMesnts\nto 99) large size, Sxlu, Photographs, \u003C\u003E:; paper, \u00ab3;\nDuplicates 6\u0027\u003E\u2022 2*t\nfcV N\u0027rw Ak\u00bbiv,.loi- Firs.\u2014John DeoLBI is\nreceiving this morning a lre\u00bbh arrival of Ladies\u0027\nCAPE 9. VICTOBINBS, HUFPB. and CUFF*,\nsome . er\u00ab se.-uitilui Fitch. tSrone Ifertia. Mink,\nHiul Sable, to which the attention oi the ladien ,*\ninvited. 2t\n\u00bb\u0026. A* run *-\/\u2022\u003E\u00ab\u003E\u00ab. Bee, 0 Letts, Aaaw\/arf.\nlit\u2014 An i-id i?id. ot our Bctaatataaos kin bean\ngreatly \u2022fateted with Astern*, for bmb] years, and\nhas tned a iiiultipli it) ol prescriptions, with little\nsraaWmet Mj wife sent her a pan of a box of\nthe Bio.vruiAL Tiotiiss. After a lew days we\nbeard tii it si.\u00ab found ..ieat relief from their use,\nand to day she sent s messenger some live miles to\nprocii\u0027e more We had only one box left, but could\nnot rofuse it\u0022 Bsown\u0027s Bko*chmi. Tkochei,\nor Cofiih Losxaegf, ars sold tlirou houl tbe lm- T\ntod Mates. j\u00bb i-VV ThStcwlt i","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=2134,309,935,8787"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00004","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"I Correspondence of the Richmond Dispsto!..\nOutrage by ,Y\u003E arms.\ni Kiao Wjf.i.iAMf.\u0027ofaiY, Va., Jan i\n| A brutal outrage was committed in this |\ncounty (King William,) on the r.lclit oi th\u00ab\u003E j\nI 19thOf llecetnlier la\u00abtt. A bOB\u00aba, occopied by i\ntwo White women, araa forcibly entered, anil\nits inmates cruelly beaten. 1 lie older woman\nBO)d her head ami bands much cut, an v.ris ;\nleft insensible. Tbe you tiger hail her skull I\nbroken for three leches,be a blow with a laige\niron handle of a irving-paii, and a part of her\ntirain forced through ilie wound. Both have\nrecovered so far at to identify the perpetra\ntor-, and charge two Steves belonging to D. H.\nI Oregg. due has been arrested, and is now in\njail. The other, owing to some informality in\nthe warrant under which he was taken,instill\nat large.\nThepereoas upon whom this outrage araa\ndone are poor, helpless creatures, and at the\nlowest part of tbe social circle, but the distinc\ntion between white and black must l\u00bbe kept up\nI our law-, aud it is rather strange that so\nIe interest is manifested in bringing the\nnders to justice. I tear, if these staves k\u003C\u003E\nluniabed, we shall have a frequeat repeti\ni if such things iv oiir midst \u2022*\noraAoaoaTaa r. s. Mint.\u2014 Darfatg the\nnth of December thecoiaageat tne I nited\ntes mint, ia Philadelphia, Bmoaatod iv\nue to .*.\u0027i;-.1i.:-\u00bb, and consisted of\nres. than cents weie among\nsum coined.\nbe match between Heeeaa aad Bayers for\nchampionship of the world, has been de\ntely settled, ami the Kith of April fixed\n\u2022ii as the day hiiuii which ilie great battle is\nc fought near London. Heenan sailed trom\nW Y\u0027oik lor Europe on Wednesday.\nBBw RICBMOBD TaBSTBB.\nGRAND BALA NIGHT AND Gth APPEAR\nANCE UP\nMi\u00ab* CAROLINE RICHINGSJ\nMiss CABOLINE RICHTNOS-S Ths\nMiss CAROLINE RICRING* ) \u201e\u201e,\n.AMERICAN PRIMA DONNA.\nAnd her father, {AMERICAN PRIMA DONNA.\nfAM EH I CAN PR IM A DON NA.\nMr.PETER R10H1N\u00ab8.1\nMr.PF.TER RICRINW.) Ths legitimate and\nMr.PETER RICHINGSJ , \u201e.. m \u201e\n\u25a0REFINED ARTISTE.\nWho will appear in a (KEF INED ARTISTE,\nfRP\u0022FINED ARTISTE,\nGRAND ENTERTAINMENT )\n\u0027\u2022KANii ENTERTAINMENT Consisting of\nBRAND KNTERT AI N \\! I \u003E 1\u0027 \\\nBeautiful French \u003CNAPO\u0027\u0027eV\u003EN\u0027B OLD Gl ARD! i\nDrama, \/NAPOLEON\u0027S OLD GUARD,\n(THE PATRIOTICAJLI.EiiOR\\\nwasHISGTON.\\ \u0027 For the last tune. \\\nMISS CAROLINEEIOHINGS,\nSingings choice selection ol elegant Songs. 1\nMARRIED,\nOn the 22d December, bj Rev Wm. H. Tarter. I\nvi-. JOB \u003E L ENGLAND, of Cumberland, toMisa I\nFANNY W. IiAKRIS. of Buckingham. *\nnear Austin ci\u0027r. Texas, WM. H. bUBLETT\ni HELEN RAGSDaLE, of tbe former pi\u0027dco.\nDIED.\nHe. funeial will take place from the fierman La }\ntheran Cboreh. on 6tli street, t... morrow,(Sun I\nl\u003Cta IJ o\u0027clock, to wbkh tbe friends and xcqiuua j\ntanceaof the family are requested to a I lend.\n93b, Norfolk Ar.u* please copy.\n*\u0022\u00223=\u00bb SEAHFK\u0027S XT Till\nI \u003E ri\u003E MECHANICS\u0027 INSTITUTE,\ni ONSUNBAYtTO MO\u00abROW) at3n\u0027ell\u003C P M\n; The Ministers of the City, Rev M\u0022. McGlashom\nSouthern Seo\u0027t \u25a0 Gov Letcher Lieot Gov Monti\nI ne. A\u00bbt. \u003Cien. Tinker. Geo. w. Munfrtrd, Wm. 11.\n; Macfarlaad. 0 t\u0027. Baldwin, Esq*.. Cap! Elliott\ni and other dist Dzutahed gentlemen are expected to\naddress tne reeetia r.\n: A I persons interested in ths c-iii--e of Seamen in I\n| this \u00bb\u003Et\u00bbrt are cordiallj invited to be present.\n; RKLIGIOI S MHii r. -The RITE\n; 9*JR OF CONFIRMATION will be pe-form-\u0027\nedtbis(SABBATH) morning, al lOo\u0027ctoek at the\nSVNAGOGI E, on 11th near Marshall stre I -\nThe \u25a0\u2022. nlewsion \u25a0\u2022\u2022 .1 tbe Confirmation Sernn n \u2022 ill\nI be in English. The put-lie are invited to ittend. I\nJanuarj 7th,6628A. M. j..7-lt*\n\u003C\u25a0\u25a0 1\u00bb. WdOTTOK, ATTORNEY\ni \u003E\u003ECS\u00bb AND C\u003C UN\u0027S] LLOR Ai\u0027 LAW -Is ire\nI i-. d to take upon himself the advocacy or the\ndefence of onses, and \u25a0\u2022\u003E give his undivided st\ntentioa to all kinds of business directly orindi\n\u0027\u25a0 recti) connee\u0027ed with the profess on. Collection i\n, C . us.Writing Wills, Contracts, Cop*- j\n\u0027 H \u003Cmo *urn; hutnani nihil a me alien*\nOffice on corner Mainand Governorst.. Bieh I\n| mond, Va. ja 9-St*\ni A CARD.\u2014 The undersigned have this\n\u25a0-\u003E\u25a0 \u2014\u0027-. day formed a co partnership in ths prac\n! tice of MEDICINE and SURteERY.\nP. It. Dl ANE,\nJanuary4,i\u00df6o. EDWARD C.DREW.\nf\u0027R DREW will continue toocenpy his office oa\nl Main street opposite ths American Hotel.\nja6\u2014ulw\u0026t3taw2w\nff\u0022ias LEI TEH IS TO YOUNG BEX\u2014\nihV:3i \\U re\u003Cjoe*t. Rev JAS A DUNCAN will\ncomni nce\u0027on next SABBATH MOHT, at ME\n\u0027I \u0027\u25a0 \u0027i UA I. at \u0027 :-. \u25a0{. coir;.-i :l\nLECTI RES To YOUNG MEN. It is probabie I\n\u25a0 hat. a( the conclusion ol th se discourses, several I\nled \u25a0 -\u25a0 a 11 l\u003Ee addressed to young ladiei also \u2014\nThe i :.\u0027\u2022... is invited to attend. ja*\u20142t*\n; -^ T -\u003E VOH s iLE.-Tn remain in the\n\u0027 \u0027-\u0027- .--- eiti or c untrj sdjaaent TWi M .\nj LIKELY NEGROES\u2014men.women, boysand ir\u00ab I\n\u2014some verj fine dinicg-room servants, eharnbei\nt i\u25a0-. c.s. .: i one likely vonu, with four children-\u2014 I\n\u003E \u0027ilie\u003E i- in lie Mfn at my office. I would like to sell I\ntiateea oi them to one person near P.ich- .\nmond \u003Er the county of Gloucester. Thej iiaveju.it I\ni t.eea divided ir.un an estate. The owner has no\nusr i..r tiiem nii.l they are s.ud lor no fault.\nI shall continue to BIRE 01 i NEGROES,\n, BENT OCT HOUSE* and SELL NEGROES aim !\n! REM. ESTATE, privately.\nTiiis announcement is in .ie because has .ny been \u2022\ni elected Commissioner i f the Revenue of the 3rd |\n: district of this city, my friends conclude I\nhad given up mj ti encv\u2014the two do aot conflict at\nail. 0 W. H. TYLER. Ueneral Agent\nj.-t 2-iit Marshall street, between6th and 7th.\nIMroi! S\u0027.VNT NOTti\u0027K\u2014TO FAR\n*V-5 H ERB AN DCO MMI 88 I 0 N MI: K\nCHANTS\u2014On and after the Ist January. 1860, I\n1 ropose io fui nish GRAIN BAGS f\u003C r the use of the\n. farmers and merchants living and doin-: bosineas\nai. n-. the ire \u003E\u003Ei the Richm \u0027nd. Frederick: ..*. and\nPotomac Railroad. Tne chargewiil be thai i. r- \u0027\nmerly charged by th\u00bb Company. Ail orders for Ba \u25a0\nwill tie prompt; attended to*. A; plj to i snt at\nRichmond, or the agents at the eouatn depots.\nJoiiN K. MAC.MURDO.\ndo 13\u2014d.Vcwlm Richmond. Va. ]\nfCJis. KOTICE.-The General Meeting of\n\u2022-#-- ...-. the STOCKHOI DERS OF THE HANK\nOF VIRGIN IA will be held at tb\u00abir Baul in House.\nit; the cit] ol Richmond, on MONDAY, the9th of\nJa\u003E aari next.\n!\u0027!e\u003E law provides that no Officer or Direetoroi\nthe Bank shall rote as theprox\u003C of a stockholder I\nman% election of Directors or Officers of tbe li-ink; j\naor shall any proxj lie valid wiueh shall have been\ni xecuted sixtj days before the time ol election.\ndej 3tawtd BAM\u0027L \u00abARK Cashier.\n\u2022\u0022r-i IB9TIOE HULL 69518A1,\nW~-~\u00a3~d. AC ENCV.\nCi. W. H. TYLER,\noJfc\u00ab oh Mart hall. Between Sixth and Seventh\nStreets,\nContinues to RENT OUT BOITSES, HIRE OUT !\nlEOROES.SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NE i\nGROES. and aetasa \u00ab*ENERAL AGENT. He!\nreturns !.,.-\u003E thanks for the lilkt-i. patroaat;6 bestow\ned upon him for two years past. .11l 31\u20144 m\nOKOWH A Met Ll LLANO,\nI\u003E COMMISSION MERCHANTS.\nKIC II .\u00ab\u2022\u003E N D, \\\u0027a.\nWe, the B\u00abde\u0022si ned have this day entered into I\na co iiMrtnersiiin f\u003Er the purp\u003C .se : .f conduct in .\u2022 a !\ngeneral COMMISSION anS FORWABDfMtI HI- \u0027\nSI.V \u00bb SS. under t.(i\u00bb e.nnie and atylcnt BROWN .V\nMcC BLLAND. Thai eifl their strict per\nsnnsl iiten ...i to tbe sale ol TOBaCCO. WHEAT J\nR.d PRODUCE Kenerad , and to the pureh\u00abi\u003Ee \u00ab\u00bbf\nKeit lizersai\u003Ed Werchaodise Office n\u00bbat d...rt..\nDeans, Bobson St, James on Btein Bink.\nAI EX. BROWN,\n3. BRI\u0027CE MrCI.KLI A^D.\nThe* refer to Messrs Johnson. Yonnser 9 \u2022\u2022\u2022.\u2022,\nJ. B Ferguson, Jr. \u0026 Co .Dr J. liraitan \u2022\u0027\u25a0\u2022 ie ~\nof Richmond: Hon. T. 8. Klournoj, hey. Jn... i\nA s-\u0027\u003Crt. o! Hali\u0027ax eeont): Wm. A. Mi \u003Ei srd\nK.\u0027,hi- Whitehead of Lynehlatrs; Col. S M D. \u0027\nBeid and X S Tutwi*er of Rockbrid c c atv:\nM.\u00bb o Cabell and P M. Cabell ol Nelson; J it*\nL P. Tii .inps\u0027.ij. Augusta connt \u003E; Ju\u003E.Thosspsoa,\nJr., Aibherst county. Ja7\u2014lm\nrjPH\u00ab PKOPLK\u0027S UAVINOK\u0027 BA^K,\nI OFP\u00abC\u00ab ON Utu STREET.\nNearly opposite Goedtn\u0027s Hall, Riclunond, Va.\nD. 90NGR0NlNG? rT \u0027\u0027**\u0027B. II NASH.\nJ.LAPPKRSON, i.HAS TAI.Gt-T, !\nF. W. RODDKY, JNO BLAIR. I\nR 11. DIBRBLL Pres\u0027t\nB. J. Joaasee, Sei\u0027\u003E. Taos.M.Aurat bkb,Csh\u0027r.\nThis fnstit\u0027itiou, with aaaeital of 9?\u003C6ua, \u0027\u0027mr- .\ntore-l by the Leghuaturs of Virginia, will receive i\ndeputes in sums not \u0027\u0022ss than ONE DOL- i\nI,All. on the rir:\u00bbt favorabls tsross.\nUeposifes received by \u0027\nfni-*m fliOS. M. ALFRIEND, C-mii.er. |\n* DMIMMII.ViOII\u0027S SOTII L.-The aa\n-.\u00bb dersigned having qualified a.* Administrators :\nwith the will annexed, of Tims. 0. burton, deed.\nrequest all ee\u003C coca havtsc nlaia\u003Es agaiast tbeesJ !\ntute to.(ir\u00absent them t\u00ab\u003E n*. that arraefsmeuts any\n\u25a0aarndsfm tiieir ssttl\u003EB\u00bbsnt, uid those indebted\nto i sestets ia aa; Banner, will mike immediate\npayment to us, sis indeUsoee oasaot lie tvan.\n,IN\u0022o. .A. BUTCHESON,\nWat H BURT O *. *\u2022 D .\nAdm\u0027rs, with tiie will aaaexed.of\nja 7 -lm Thus O. Burton,dee\u0027d.\nhas two white koye, \u0027\nfy* (seedMaadMJwhim be wuh*ste btadeat \\\ng* a term ot i\u00bba.s eitiur t.\u00bb the Carpeaters\u0027 or !\nBriekiavers\u0027irida C n ra-tors whoW\u00dflh appren\ntiees will ad I revs, for partieuKr*. the subscriber at\nI\u0027enoia, Carohos, Va.. or meet me Bt las otto I of\nMessrs. Woetham 4. Wyett, BW Mate street, on\nWeo\u00dfseday, the iltu nisi., between tne boors afS\nan\u00ab\u0027sl\u0027 at W. T. CHANDLER.\nja7-dti2j\nf.SM F New Hams and li.encts\nBACON : BUCKWHEAT ; Fresh BUTTER;\nDried APRLKS; OW Java COFFEE; Cmshedaad\n)\u00bb7-i \u003CiA ** Corner lA BadtuKv","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=3024,309,939,8824"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00005","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"SPECIAL NOTICES.\na%. It Is a common observation that there\nare more \u00abuH\u0027-r\u00abrs from eeetiity among Americas*\nthin nun bs bund nirmiK any \u0022\u0027her ci ,\u0027isml na\ntion. Ths reason te obvions. We tak\u00ab ton litt\u0027e\nSXSrcise. and f\u00df*tef the wants of the !x.dv in tlm\n\u2022i.....r i.in.\u00bb pursaitsnf business. In all inch mim,\nerdinsiy ineiliiiccs can do itttte good. T.Vhatiare\nauirsd is just sui li a tome and tavi rotator as Dr. .1.\nilonuiter Ims given to the world, in in* CELE\nBRATED \u0022HUT I-.HS.\u0027\u0022 The we ik and nervnu*\ndenizen o\u0027 \u0027ho eo\u00df\u00dfti\u00dfg-beess.thseahanstod toiler\nUpon the slop Uiard. and the prostrated student of\nths midnight lams, bars found a wonderful ie.en\neraior in the \u0027 BrTTsas, Bad prefer it to mois\npreteutwms. but less el\u00dfeaeious medicines But it\nshould not be for \u003C\u003EMen that the afreet winch is bo\nmagical ia its influence upon a fr.iine whi h i*\ni.i\u00abrel\u003E debilitated is equally powerful in seostl\u00dfg\nnature tpexpel the mod terrible lormsof disease.\ncfcdd \u0027by druggists ;\u00bbnd dealers everywhere.\nIB 7\u2014iin\nBBwPref. W\u00abu. BTeaeaheUaer, Ihe 9eath\u003E\nBrawaniWriter sad Penman, it t\u0027e Exchange\nHotel, inforsas ii.\u0022 ladies m.d icnt\u00ab of oar cit\u003E and\nva inity, last he is desirous ef instructions\nin PENMANBBIP, Ac. ai cer* moderate oksntes,\nia eiassssoi private Those who. wish to aeeuire\na iiei.t. good r;ipn) and superior Handwriting.\nwoald ..!o wed to avail themselves of this ooportu\nnity. and call soon. Be is also prepared to write\nVisiting. Invitation ami Wsddia* Cards, Dedics\nfi.uis aad Inscriptions in Rooks ami Allium*. Ti\ntles, Diplomas. Family Records Letters ol all iie\nacriptioae, Poetry, Books, ho., in the best n*le \u2014\nExamine ma specimen! and testimonials\u2014they\nwill convince you of his ability te do what he\naa. Slave Insurance I Slave faaarweel i\nALBEMARLE COMPANY OP CHARLOTTES\nVii.i.i: -Db. P. W. H*NCOCK will be atoaref\nlice. EVERY DAY. from WtoU o\u0027clock A. M..to\nexamine SEKVANTS, or will call at such hours us\nrnaj no moie convenient. *\nKNOWLES ft WALFORD.\n09mm 21 Tearl street. Jk 7-5t\nR\\V.\u0027\u0022- r ent Bargains in Ilrv Oeeds lmpor\u00ab\nTaNT NOTICE.\u2014The subscribers nm now pre\npared, more so th.-ir. it ~n\\ rune heretofore, to sell\n\u003C:reat bargains in PRY GOODS. Everybody in\nne-ir ii of such woo d do well to n:ve them a eali.\nThes nail particular attention to rh\u0022\u00bb following :\nBLEACHED COTTONS, a* fine \u003E\u0027\u00ab Cambric,\noai] l-\u0022 ; cts.\nCeec cd. Nainsooks, Jaconets and Cambric\nMUSLf*B.\nLINEN TABLE CLOTHS.from t yds.to\u00dfyds.\nNA PKINB, DOYLIES, sad TOWELS.\nLINEN CABLE DAMASK by the yard.\nI INEN CAMBRIC HDKFSverj cheap.\nNEEDLEWORK .fever:, description, in 1 ,c\nFine TABLATANs! BIBBONS, run! mac] ether\nseasonable ko\u00ab \u003CIf. te be !\u0022\u003Eul this month nr a die\neoun; of from 28 to SO per re\u0027it. Irom formei prices.\njas-lw J. MJLLHISER 9 BR9\\\nI Insure Voiir Slaves!\u2014 Attention. Slave\nd atel) to the office of E. D. E*cno. opposite\nGordo*. lasoranee oa slaves made For an 5\nlof time, from one month to five years\u2014and\nj in any part oi Virginia or any other save\na 1 low rites The best companies represent-\nBEJL.No Timet Lost.\u2014Aa the undersigned is both\n\u25a0 \u25a0 effecting insurance 111 tins . ffice. between the\nIrs of \u0027J A M. and 1 P. M and from 4to 6 P. M.\nill and J.fl a Circular, containing tne mtes. and\niheBBeTCITI UKI kkfncK\u0022.\nC. R BRICKEN. M D..\nGeneral Insurance Attest and\n4-\u003Es Medical Examiner.\n\u25a0Gb. Ifetlce ? --9Jr. Thee. W. Barksdale,\nnutted asa paitnsi in thesame.\nn\u00bbV I.M.PRICE A CO.\nSTAPLE ASIt FANCY DR V GOODS,\n\u25a0IT GORDON, \u0022\n.1 KGGLEBTON, THH W. BARKSDALE.\nnkful \u003E\u00ab.r riie liberal patronage bestowed OB\nia tbe pn-t, respeetfa lj ask a continuance ol \u25a0\nt assortment of fj..\u003Ei!.\u003C is lame and well se ;\nThej mviti special attention to their\nand DRESS ..oops\nCLO IKB and KIRS, ;\nWOMEN\u0027S andGKNTh\u0027 UNDEB WEAK,\nFLANNEL* and BLANK ETS. !\nI.iNKN Ml EETINtiSandSHIRTINGS, 1\nP. m nit us at reduced price;;, lo\n-edit customers. j\nSAM\u0027L M. PRICB .V CO.\nns indebted to the late firm nf\n\u0027 are requested to pay usim\na3-ot| M. P. \u0026 CO.\nCTE*D WITHO*U V PAIN.\n;\u0027\u0027\u0027 soon, as Dr! TRAVERSE\u0027S \u25a0\nii.. ci. na 12th street. (in front I\najt. Sinve lasaranc*.\nLYNCHBURG fiosi. AND, EIRE INSURANCE\nEeil .iinl tosses promptly settled by\nRVANTS FOR HIRS.\nIE \u2022!\u00ab\u00bb SAi.i;.~-K_.ir htre.\u0027ho\u00dfse\n!\u0027: -A WOMAN, 39 years of ace ard !\u003Eer\n1 *nd 6 months old. rhe woman is rep- j\n1 nrst rate cook and house claaner,and\no Inr\u0027lier ute 1.-r thera\nTS FOR M1K1C...1 have for hire\ni bodied MEN,suitable for screw men\n\u00bbr any thin* of the kind. Also, HOL\u0027SE\nI. some pood i\u0027\\v BTERB aed several \u0027\ntL\u00df\u2014onea rood nurso and chamber- j\nOpposite Charles Hotel.\nE\u2014A NEGRO M N. I .\u0027tween is sad\nId. accustomed to FARM BUSINESS,\nPLOUGHMAN, ko. Add \\ to\nPETERS. M KTI.N \\ Co..\n1 2th sircr. nfx\u0022 iloor to\n!- ~-\u0027K _ Messrs. HaralL Crenshaw 9. Cos.\nPull HIKE\u2014A BOY. about Id years old. who\nl 1: is had a mteexperien :e in Drivins and vv.nt-\nKhe house Also, one sbost 12or 13 years eld,\naccustomed to house work. Appij t 1\nJ. !?. W NSTON,\nit* \u0026t I\u0027reiicnelist\u003Eiir\u003C Input.\nHIRE.\u2014 i have for h\u003Ere a very likely BOY,\n.\u003E \u0027.3 t\u003C competent DINING-ROOM StR\n, a. Ed about 12 or n \u00bbe\u0022r.-..\nJAMES T. SUTTOV.Ja .Bounty\nl-.nl a\u003Ei.l Pa Stoa A ;ent.\nts c inter \u003C i Main ai .1 Ui h streets.\nHIRE-A N\u0027K\u0027iilii MAN, vounc, able and \u25a0\n~..-ty. For terms, appli to\n;\u0022 \u0022\u2014 -\u0027\u0022 WM. E. BATCHER, Manchester. ]\n||t\u0027iM SEBTvaNT I Oh IHKt..-.\\ M.iii.j !\n\u00ab\u00bb .\u2022ml likely WOMAN, without iaenrnbraace,\n\u00271.. a c 000 character, and an excellent HO nSH j\n\u003EERVANT, is for hire.the present y*sr. Appli at j\nthis office. in 7 -31 .\nDOR II IK 1.-A No. 1 (. OACH MAKER aad a I\nAi th to \u0022\u0027 \u0027\u0027 \u0027j. MACoN.Ja- \u0027 J\nya T\u2014St i office in the Law Bnildi :.\np9\u003EOK FOB! HIRE.\u2014A rood COOK forsire.9l \u0027\nV. years oki. and free of encumbrance. Pries \u003Eju. \\\nAlso lor hire, s u!KI. 13 tears old\nj\u00bbfr-9V COR BIN WARWICK.\nHIRE.\u2014Tbe foUowin* BERVANTB or\nn. lure tt..\u0027 \\\u0022ar:\nA No. 1 BOX MAKER and CARP!- STRB.\nA food HOI\u0027SB SERVANT and BEA.MBTRFBB,\nwho would act as Nurse, if preferred. Noeneuas- I\nbrai.ee\nTwo GIBLS. aeeu\u00abtorosdto ifeneralhoHM work, i\nThe above Bervaatseanobtaia t!,e iMi\u00bbt reeom I\nme\u0027dations and t nd homes will be hired at\nmoderate prices. AppL to\nGEO. J.BUMNKB 9 CO.,\nJ1 \u00ab St No 91 Pearj sneer.\nl.tit HIRE\u2014A BOY I .haviag bad one rsar\u0027ssT- 1\nt I.ener.ee in a dinins-room : m\u0027mn, a Wornaa I\n\u00bb n-\u003C \u25a0 h 1! a good plats WASH KB aad an at \u0027\nreNl RBK. boo-es for them are the j\n..\u0027. \u2022. Mt reauwites, will hire them low.\nJaf 3:* 13th street, over G. \u0026 Pea ..-\u0027s.\nL\u0027JK Hllll.-Two Hoys, sbout 11 years of a\u00abs, I\nt who bave teen raised t.\u003E boose work, and are ,\nverj oompeteat BINING ROOM SERVANTS\u2014I\nAppi) at my re-,:,\u003C...., 0 clay between 3d and 4th\nsi\u00ab oratmj office, r;t\u003E\u003E street. 1 ear Mayo\u0027s hndze I\n1 I tn_ \u00bb ABCHIB\/tLP BOLLIWG I\nj;o:t HI RE.-Four No I BAB REL COOP EBB,\nt ... Uksly, able ls\u00bbdted youo\/ men. Appl\u00bb to\n|a\u00bb-\u00ab ALEX. HTtBABCB. Sbocltoe\u00dfl p.\nTl\u0027li\u0027iMO BOX Mhi i; Km HIKK.-A ,\n1 first-rate Bti\\ MAKER.\nrehi ahead. Kaeuirs at taia eCea. dell\u2014v I\nBUt\u003E bi IllH. ri,,,. : , Geshea BUT- i\n.R,)...- B lie \u003E , WM.S. Ri IYB I XX. !\n3: Corner C u\u003E anil Virginia wis.\nl 111 IIMM; 1 1.1 IDt\u0027Oensiwe Keroame\ninter Btraraai Lnni\u00bbOit.for sale up\nCora r \u2022*a aad Broad streets,\ni: IMI\u0027OIITH) I HI M II HIUMJv;\n.. 4 pipes, tela\u0027 sipes; Midnna Wiae,eiflood :\ntuauty, li \u25a0\u00bb casks; for \u00abi i\u003E)\n1 * (i. 11. DAVENPORT.\nRONEV M\u00bbil\u00ab. GlveerUPsSeaa. Pumice, Pain.. I\naad old Castiw Soaps; al\u00bbo Uamaiuir lee.\n\u00abrlns. Cold Cream, aad Otto Ross Ltp\nleby P. .!OH\u003Eston .v BRO.. Drnrsista I\n1 s tfKS SA I.T ; tuu bbfs.Refined ~Kei nr\u00ab. 1\n\u0027 all srades; 30 lihds. Sunar; IflOblils Portland\n8) rup;ao obis. No. 1 and 3 Maeksrel: for sale l\u003E\u00bb\nJONES ft C\u003C)._\nCMYftNA FtCta.\u2014Kaw.erop satra aiee Tsrkei\n\\ r.\u00bbs\u003E ml\u0027pound ami lar-er cart.Hins; alio, in !\ndruris and half drama, for sale by\n* I.ul is J.BOB9IEBX. I\npI\u00abARH. \u003C in\\KK.--1000ni) Cisars-SMorted. \u0027\nv-\u0027 imported anil dumestia\u2014 from fctper mill to the\nlushest priced, lor sale by\nLOLISJ.BOBBIEUX.\nCRATES.\u2014A tarjeKippfr on hand and sals\n0 by CLaRKbON ft aJfUEBBON.\nNo. l\u00bb\u00ab Maia street.\n\u25a0TON Y.VIiN\u00bb-int)|\u00abde-.n\u00bbsertfd aateWsrs*.\nsale bj 1. ft U. B DA VENPORT.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=3920,304,934,8802"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00006","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"WANTS.\nWANTBD-To hire for ths preaeni rear, an e\u00bb\npenei.eeil COOK. Wa\u00dfffK\u00df AND IRONER.\ni without incumbrance, fir which a liberal price\nwilt he paid. ETT k trKIIIGBI.\nNo 1\u00bb\u00bb Mais ati\u00bb\u00abt.\nja7\u2014M Opeoaite Eichame Bank.\nWA N TKII- COOK.-The sabseiiber jatehes to\nhire for the present yov. s GE9Ma\u00ab or\nIRIBB WoMAN, who ea\u00df OvOK. WASH and\nIRON for a small family. Weed references re\ni unired. Enquire at the corner ol Oraee sad Madl\nmii streets. .I*7\u2014Jt*\nWANTKn7-MAR.BLL \u0022cUTTERS WaNT-\nEn.-Monunipntand Maatel Piece HANDS:\n2 A PPRENTIOES to learn the hnaiBSSS Aiao.l\nBLACKSMITH. Apply at\nJOHN W. PAVIFS\u0027 Marble Works,\nj*7-r\u003Et Msehsates\u0027 Institute.\nOTA VTin-l VMEDIAT E L V- A WE T\n\u0022 NURSE, white or colored, without incum\nbraaee.\nj Also, a No. l COOK\u0027, without incumbrance for\n[tbe year. Apply st tin* office. ja7\u2014l\u00ab\nUfANTkTD\u2014To eresloy iaTraedmaVry, several\n\u00ab LADIES, to FOLD bsk! SEW BOOK WOMK.\nNobs out those wio sadsratasd the buriasss seed\napply. Im7-3t| C. H. WYNNE.\nWANTED.-A Srst rate eetered F E M A L E\n91 COOK. Apply to N. C. BAR TON, MS Main\nstreet. ja 7\u2014ts\ntA\/ANTstIV-A WHITE OfK!. to do general\n99 houaewoik in a small family, from M ta 17\nyears ef age. Apply at this odtee. jar\u2014it*\nUUArlTfcTIk-A \u00abERVANT.-Wanted, a lemals\nVt BOUSE SERVANT, to do general BOUSE\nWORK\u0027 \u00abnd assist la WABHINO and IRONING -\ntine without enc imhrance. and w#ll reeoaamended.\nApply to C. IjENN ET, st., sbevs atii.\njag -St\nH T ANlll\u003E\u2014 TO HELL\u2014-t*WO FACTORY\nHAN DB, one U2. the other IS \u003Eear* old. to re\nmain in Richmond. Tbey are ri.osol good cha\nracter, and aoiu without lault. * sely to\nWM S. WOOD.\nj.vfi\u2014it* At the Exchange and Ballard House.\n\\\\T A\u2122 ** \u0022 : -A *\u00ab* feraate 10 NIV.;-\u00bbOOM\n*\u00bb SERVANT, and a good CHAMBERMAID,\nwho can Wash and iron well.\nJN\u0027O O. BTEOER,\nj*,6-ts Corner (ii ii and Cl* | streeta. j\nUr ANTEB- SERVaNTB7\u2014The New York and\nRiebmondCoal Companj require to hire some I\nFORTY HANDS for their .Mines, i.iborsl i\u003Enee\u00bb |\nwill bs given Apply at their Coal Depot, os Br..ad |\nstreet, oppesi to the Old * air Grenada ~at\u003E lw\nUrAMTKXa\u2014 BUT sad Gl\u00dfL\u2014aiastbe a good\nwasher aad ironcrmil plain cook; \u0027lie bo) to l\nn\u00abaiat in a store and set aa porter. Wmte per- j\ni-or.s preferred. Apply at \u0027 i\nja6 ta No. i;.\u0027 BR(\u00bbAL) ST.. BBLOW \u00abth.\nU\u0027ANTHJ-a TEACHER.-A Rflaathsra lad] I\nol some experience in I\u0027E.M\u0027H INO. is wmit I\n!edia a private famili ia CheeterfieW count*. Va.,\nto instruct two or three girla in FRENCH, ML\nPheu in! ENGLISH braaehes, Bsrvioes\nace about ths 16th of Janasry. Address\n.lA** A KERCH.\n.tcriisck I. 0.. Cliestjrfipiii cunty, Y\u0027a.\n0 w2w i\nBEt\u2014 for the aaeaiae year. a Food\nK.WAMIKR ami [RONETR. and a fie\n18E SERVANT and a DINING-ROOM\nT. Also, a VOLTH Bceusteased to tbe I\n:he dining-room. For such, of goodeha- I\niberal h.re will he said. Appb to ,\nTHOS. G. JACKSON, j\nOver Adts h Gray s.\nKJte-N BGRO COOPERS.\nLABORERS AND i\u00bbRI VERS, by\nJAS. DUNLAP ft CO .\nia*\u2014ft corner Byrdandllthste.\niATANTEfy.\u2014A young man wishes a BlTUA\nii.abed both here and el St John. Addresa\u0022F,\u0022\n80x606 Post-Offioe. Richmond, Va- jag\u2014te\n\\.l; A N Tfe D. - A IVaeber of fa igh stand in \u003C aad\n9s twelve j ear.-\u0027 experience ia the profeasien,\n\u00bbis:i-s to h\u0027cate in a Baptist connnunit] which run\naad trill support a school of hi\u00abh\u00bb- rede. He is aea\nt \u25a0 c Virginian. Southern in all of Ins proclivities,\nand v ill. mio re fore. te. ic li in none but altveboldina\nStates. Would like to rent or (esse is the nun.**,!;\nate v .-.ii tj of the school a farm, with buildisgsoa\nii sufficient for :!.\u2022\u25a0 accommodation oi ins family.\nHii!\u0022ii\\ i!i well qualified to teach the French and\nEaxlii a \u0027 anguai.es; is also a native Vir in inn. ncd\nwill take charge oi a \u2022ebo--l il auffieient induce\nments are odeied. Address!,. IL E., Spout ;Sprii . j\nAppomattox Co.. Va. ja 3-f.t\u0022\nU\u0027ANTi fat\u2014A PARTNER- With a capital of j\niroi.i .-iiK\u0027Ufo 99009 in a Staple l.nainen.. al I\nrnnii* established Saul I\u0027iisiness will beaaaraa |\nteed to . ieid-) percent, oa each sale, of wlii.-\u0027u I\nth\u00ab \u0027c is three a year. Full particulars can 1\u00bb had, !\nby addressing JOIIN GALLABER.\nBaker, betweea Broad and Marshall -ts.,\nja*-lw* p., \u201e,ii. vi. \\\u0027a.\nlIfANTEII Bi a aoung Lady, a aituation as\n\u003Ei GOVEBNE:S3 ia .i private family. She is\ntn.i ouv\u0027hlr competent to teach French, English,\nMusieand A lan c salari is aotsomoeh\nrequired aa a coniforl this home. Address bos 874,\n\\\\ r A n Vi. D-C4 iAL-PIT HANoR- !. ji. il !\n\u00bb\u00bb iii.-es will he paii P\u00bbr abls bodied I\u0027 iT j\nHANDS, by the Midlothian Company forthepre- j\nU\u0027AN i\u0027i-.W-T.. iur- f..r the MANCHESTER\nCOTTON FACTORY\u0022, about one hundred co\nlored hands, consisting ol \\ ! K.N. BOYS and GIRLS.\nLiberal prices will be paid te earli application !\u25a0\u003E\nia \u0027-.- -i\u0027 v; \\i. h. row BBS, Agent\nU\u0027 A.Vi i }\u0027r One or two Rooms, suitable |\u00a9r -.\nPHYSICIAN\u0027S OFFICE, and situated on\nh \u0022.\u2022 een Bth and 12 h sts. Address T. R R. st this\n\u0022 perienced COOK. Forsneh nn ore. whoean i\ncome well recommended, a iil.er il Inrp will he pan! I\non app\u0027ication to GEO. J. SUMNER,\nia 3- t.s No. \u00bbi Pearl street.\nU\u0027ANt !:n--.\\ NTJR3E.-Wanted to hire for\ntbe enstuiu year, a good NURSE. Apply at\nmy residence,cornsi of Can and is\u0027 Mreet*.\nEDW E. DUDLEY,\nja 3\u2014ts 19th street, bet. Mam and Franklin.\n\\Y A N T t i\u00bb-- E. r the United States Arm.. !\n\u00bb\u00bb (Mounted Service,) aWe-b\u00abHiied en- n^u\nmarried men to wlmm will 1* iven go. .1 JvRL.\np :\\. \u0027\u25ba.\u25a0.\u25a0 mi. i\u2022 , o!hiiii.,:ind meiln-;::-.\u0022-r.d JLtpi \u003C\nance. Pa] from 9\u00bb2 to $23 per bi nth.-jESSE.\nMuaicians also wanted. Apply st tie* Kendezvoua\non Franklin between lAth ana lit: s-r.-cts.\n1. N. MOORE. l\u00bbt Lieut Ist Dragoons,\njal\u2014lm* Recruiting Officer.\n\\l\u0027 \u25a0* N\u0027i\u0027i-.1\u00bb.\u2014 a geat\u0027eman of extensive cxpe- )\nMAN, would \u0027to- laituatton in the city of Rick\nrooad. H.-.s a large acquamtance with the Virginia !\nand North Carolina trade, and e-m rnraisfa s-.;n\nfactor] reference. Addreaa \u0027 ACCOUNTANT.\u0022\nlion 5 o. Peteraburg Pi bt Often, or U. C. v... lnj\ni ateii office. ja 2- 2w\nACIMfD-Aaaetive.sprigbtly YOUTH.aboat\n*\u00bb 17 years of a-e. a good pajamas anu quick at\nfig ares, for an Entry Clerk. Nonsothsr Bead ap- i\nply. Address Post-office, boa i\u0027M.\nyaz-U ALFRED MOBES.\nU\u0027 A \u003E T E E*-BERVANTB-At the Arlineton\nHouse, oorner oi Main and Sth atreeta. One\nmale or female COOK; two youna MEN.eltaine\nroom a:.d liouae servanta; one CIIAMBERMA .. .\nrtTANTED\u2014Occnpsj\u00dfts for a delightful room. !\n91 on the lower floor, with loard in a private i\nfun H. a gentleman and his lady, or two ladies,\nwould i-e jrclerrcd Apply st\ndo .if -ta \u0027 N E W S\u0022 0 EFICE.\ntCAMKII-TO HIRE.-Iwishto hire, for trie !\n\u00bb\u2022 eomme year, a middle-aged WOMAJn, with-I\nds\u00bb-ts RO a. PA IN E, cor. Sth and Main sts. j\nyy-ANTEtt-EveVyhodj to know~~th*t fhavs i\nstreet, Riebmoad where Mi\u00abv can brid a beautiful I\nassortsasnt oi Trunks, Valiees. and Carpet Baas, ;\nhouKhtia the Northers e.t.(*e, ix.tii j\u00abt wholesale\nnid rets I. Trunsa repaired a.\u0027.d Covers made to\nde\u00bb3 6m \u0027 JAMES KMOTTB.\nll\u0027 INTED\u2014An AGENT ia every roast yin the\n\u0022 ptote, tasell a recently pstented aad use\/ml i\nMa, \u2022\u2022 rhia is, no NORTHERN humbug, but a ,\nvh \u0027\u25a0: \u003Ei A invention, and one which evary fan |\nfji*s d.addreiisejj to F. J. I\u00bbE*NNIS, Yaneevvitte \u0027\nN C .or J. W. Dl-NNls. Richmond, Va-,wil| re\nseive prompt nttentioe. No seraofl Bsedexsevl\naa; attention paid tetettors\u00dfoto\u00bbstaiai\u00df\u00df a stamp !\nto i-.-iv bask pestags, Aao wanted, one t ,r two !\nooropersnt Agents in Eastern and western V r\nsinia, to sail county and town rights. No \u003Ea !\nneed \u0027im-i* lor tloa unless he can rl ice himsell urn\nnet ~\u003C;,{* 111 tbe aiim of five BUBdrsddoitera for t\u0027 \u25a0\nnuthful performaaos oi his ewtaea, d-\u003E B. i ~\n\\\\\u0027 A l,J\u0027;\u00ab\u00bb \u0027\u2022\u003E\u00ab HMS9-BIXTY ABLr NE\n\u25bc a mho .ih.N, forservtos la tne Cnrlron Hill\nMines,on theserfsee at the Mtses, on t\u0027.e rail\nroad, in the canal ho ir\u00bb and st ihn anal yafda ia th \u00ab\netty. The above Miae*ate SBtirei) \u0027.rr\u00bb froania\nflsion atae \u25ba\u00ab\u00bb, and a\u00ab aecieUnt from dag taut* in- I\n\u0027\u0027 \u0027\/J-nVivv-;;\u0027,,!;** \u00b0oe\u00abr\u0027wd therein for the\npiKt SEVEN \\ EARS.\nFull pneeswiil I* paid ten reedaaaats, aad no-*,*\nethers are wasted ea bbi ienn\u00bb.\n- j. . f! D W KKTH -M ftnt \u0027\nl\\\u0027AVl\u0027|-:D.-::i\u003E\u0027) NEWIrOKS- The \\\u0027i . a ,\n*\u2022 aid rennessee Railroad Comoanv wiabinki\u00bb\nTHREE BUNDRED NEGROESVto wdrk \u201e\u25a0 bs\nrepairs of tbs road durioa the eaaaiaa sear A\u00bb i\npl\u003E to the BBdessiaaed at Ltachburg.\nto Mr ii faj ti!o6k. \u2022\u2022\u2022**\u2022\u0022\u2022\u0027\u00ab\nwbsre we will be pleased to i\u00abc ~nr ea i\u003En:ir. \u00bb i\n*\u25a0\u00bb\u00bb\u0022*\u0027\u0027; Havias made arraagemsau \u0027\nZ~ ,1 * c,l, u a \u0027 :u r ulo * kl \u00bbl *\u0022*\u2022\u2022\u2022 *\u2022 \u00bb\u2022 srepsred\nto rect.\u00ab oider* \u0022farn km.!, to b* made up is be-1\nh.IL r l\u0027 r \u2022\u0027 , :\u0022- , \u0027\u0022\u0027 rjicea. to make room for\nSprins stock. Call at E. MORRIv \u00abC 9 S\nI: StTiiri itwMsia^rit\nr\u003E enj a M i \\ it a ti: s, \u0022^\n\u00a5 , . \u0022 at-with J,, Wimiiiuirnr A C 0..) \u0027\naaas leave to inlorni uta |ri-,,da that ii*\u00bb isemcaiced\n~. r witii\na . r\u0027 i Ku ., R,i r - \u0027\u25a0\u2022 \u2022\u25a0\u0027 D\u0027iOOD.\nAgsatof the Methodtstj\u00dfeoa and Tract l)ep,*si- \u0027\ntery.everKNowLn it \\\\ aLro\u00dfD.ee Pearl ati\u00ab\u00abt.\nnear I ary, wke\u0027e he wii be pleased t.. see tiiei* ,\ni\u00dfbSaateiaiatteauon given to orders. !\njau\u2014lw\nNV,?\\V\u00bbH^VoHitv\u0027u ,, ?i ,nt,,,Ut\u00dfa *\u2022 u,a e,ut * ;\nforwari \u00bbn,il \u201e*^XIV \u0027. i\u00b0 ?\u0027 M \u0022 to. oiue\nto?,\u0022\u25a0 Those\u0022\u00bb?:? n tl \u0022,\u0022\u0022\u0027 r ,n,ll \u0022\u00bb\u00ab\u00bb\u00bb*-- \u003C-*\u0027\u00abo.t\n\u00bbmii .i- ZL. Ih \u0022** bavia* claims aa Blast the estate \u0027\nwill p\u003Eease present them without de!** Ws may \u0027\u25a0\n*\u003E*\u00bb\u0026 \u003E\nja\u00ab-12f o. H. JPKTTuJ \u0027( KawHfatere. \u0027\nT\u0027dec\u0027s \u003C RJl;*\u00bb\u00abtor* op jmu. ntitu, I\nare A.\u00ablJr^;\u00ab**i*. f * aUor \u0022 of . ***** Bt,th \u0027 c \u0027 a \u0027 I\nare Mrsby aoti\u0026edto prsasut then claims, proved.\nof Richmond, on\n\u00ab i.i\u0027.a r.niiat, tbei loth d*\u00bb of Janus\u0027v, laeo.\n, B. MILTONi CARr.Coat\u0027r.\nLottiuuaai9994 \u2022 Olhoo, Nov. \u00bb, late. )m te-X |","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1#xywh=4820,304,934,8816"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/1\/ocr\/source\/P2_TB00007","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"111 BBBBBBC-=L ---- -*^^BBs\u003E\n. AMUBEMTJNT3\ni NINTH ANtIIAL BALL\nor tii a ft\nMONTGOMERY GUARD Jt\nThs MONTGOMERY Ol ARli i \u201e *d\\\n\u003Eur.Tt commanding, bte Isnvn t!, ,\u0027\u0022 lt *\u0022\u0022\u003E\u00abt\nthat n ivirw un.a.ed the Hsli of th* y \u0027*\u0027\u0027\u0022 \u0027a\nInst,tote, they win wveOieir Ninth \u25a0\u25a0-~ \u0027 \u0022*\u00bb \u003Ete\nMILITARY AND CIVIC BAI .\u0022\u0022\nAt that place, on MONDAY EVEN v\u0027\/S\nstii irtC*. \u0027\u0027team\nThey are happy to have Bte asseraaeati\nseerta heretofore have baas sntia*a - :|V \u0022-\ntor*, and on thin occasion no effort wj J* \u0027\nmi ths part oi ths committee %r.\u003Cl the .* \u0027\u0022\u2022Si\nadd to the Mini...rt aad Measure of v\u25a0 . : \u2022\u0027\nt)n\u00bb of the bast setsrsrs ia lb\u00ab \u003E\u25a0~\u25a0. i %.\u0027\u00a3**\n\u25a0seed to liirnnii the -nipper, and iO\u003Cti 5 ,*\u0022 \u2022\u00ab\nCOTILLON BaN:\u003E baabes\u00dfsagese*\noeiie\u00dfi ataaaaaasi \u2022\u0027\u25a0* \u00bb.\nH.s ExePvJae. Usteher. Joseph Maya t-\nI.t Gov. \u25a0oitacas Msjor W f| \u0027i\u25a0\u0027\u2022\nCaLTbef. R Au,u*t MamrT. .1 p, 7\nIt. Col P. r. Moors. JdFtWra V\nBuv,so\u00dfrD.}.Watooa. Cams\u0027, D 9 ..\nCeavavtHM s\/ Arramgement*. Lieut \u0022\u25a0\u0027\nCorp\u0027l JohaTyadell Private M. 9 -~\u0027.aS Lag,\nM sees\u0027e. Private M. Dugaa, Private J ***\u2022*\ntv TlCKETS\u2014admitting a rsatUn *n ...\nladies, tS-M; each additioa tl lady. *i \u2022\u0027-\u00bb-,.\nMass*era Red aad whits hosettea\nCommittee of Arransews ats Oreea \u003E\u0027\u25a0\nFloor Committee--Whits Rosettes. \u0027.\u0027*\u0027\nAMONISIITTtsT* til..- V !;.. i. v\narrived, aad will rerasia b\u00abt a short ru i \u00abJ \u00abt\nbora With a p-itiir*! gift to tell ail the event* l5?*U\nsees yoarveri thoeghte; will t.- \u25a0*.. .. \u0027,\u0027\u25a0 \u25a0\u0027\u2666-\nmarried or steals, and bow ama, timn\u00ab % ! \u0027 l \u0027\u003C\nin- married, will es\u00dfSS\u0027speed) nam* t m \u0027\u0022\u003C*\u0027\u0022\u2022*\naawi\u00dfiahed theusaads with her siame \u00bb\u0027,\u00bb. \u0027\u25a0\u0027\n\u25a0eatietaan admitted Mrs. I:. \u00bb\\ s \u00ab\u0027\u25a0 v i\nll.\u003Eu c. lata or Goveraor street, uo\u00ab\u25a0\u0022,., , : .\u0027\u003C\nsnd Frnnkiin street. , ~ \\j\n:. .. \u0027 \u0027\u25a0\u0027 -s-\nLOST AND STRAYED\nc s .-o *tr M \u0027 \u2022\u00bb f\u003Es \u2022U . -in- 4 .. .\niX-*^. th \u0022 corner ..I Broad and c ..:;..\u0027 \u25a0\u2022\nMaeh TER9IER 9\\ \u0027 i . \u0027 \u2022\ncolored tec* sad breast eareftropp. | ..,, .\u0022.\u0027. \u0027\u2022\u0022\nto the aaaseef \u0022FAN\u0022 Bad - bra*. \u0027 \u0027\nami Inek attached. A reasonable r.--. ...\u0022\npn:d lor her reti.ro to me. .-orrier ol Bn \u00ab\u0027\u2022 . . **\n\u2022in. M\u00ab y -**l r i\u0027 wrex\nl\/OI \\H--0:: Monda] or Tnesdaj . m, .\nJ aear the Old Market, a leather I\u0027 i. ri-, v.\u0022\ncontsiain*. several artietoa ..| ciotbing.Ae j\nwwaereaa set the x:me by dei .-. ,\u0027\u0027i .. J \u0027\nurn! ja\u003E ing char, cm.\nI\u0027Ol ND--0n the Besie. on Tneadsi\ntiem-ui\u0027s SHAWL. The owner . i \u0022..\nMi.ml.i deecribmc it md m\u003Cisi f \u2022\u2022 \u2022. 1\nttesms\u00dft. |jst-3t\u0027 |I\u003E v. - W.CAin fcg\n9\u003EfT\u00bb KSTRAY\u2014Strayed from a. ..\ntne Virsmia Penitent ..\u2022\u00bb , \u25a0 -~\u0027**\nSssJaasday last.\u00bb COW of rathe\nwith oo born*, rather below tbs meCism \u2022\/. \u0027.\u0027\ngmns from oae to two Bsartsof milk pen i , .\nshe :clt. No particular msrka ir .. .. -. ,\ninformatioa rsspseUai a\u003Ci tbankiuili ,- ,\u0027 .\nami saitably rewarded.\n. ia\u003C--at* _ R- B. TYLEI\n\u25a0hjf*dav,2fithi \u2022 December, a M C 0\u00ab\nda\u2014fcaered and v bite, with a w hits \u003C\u25a0\u2022\u00bb-.,\nker stnutders aad a white star on h\u00abr : \u2022\u0027\u25a0\u2022 \u25a0. ,\u25a0\nAn-, person Riviai intoiiimt\u0027i.n to losei\nthe owner, will receives reward . t is .\\\n--\u0022\u0022\u2022\u0027-\u25a0-\u0027 PATBICK MACK at R ... \u0027\n\u2022;*-. LOST\u2014A POIN Ii R i li, H \u2022\u2022. ~.. \u25a0\nadteVatKlaron with tbs nameol the ... .\n*aaswers to the asms oi \u0022 i i...,. ~ .\naad liver coloapd spots on him \\ ri -( . *\nv.ir.i will be p-v.ti i\u25a0 vr in- return \u00bbi ...\nthat I set him. JOS. I\u0027 WJ.NsTi N\nCorner of Fraaklia and 3d atre\u00abu,\n\u0027-V-\u2014 \u0027\u0027\u0027 ol WW.\u2014Came \u2022\u2022\u2022 e.\\ In \u003E.. ,\u2022 . j\n-Si Mb of December, a yellow Bl\u0027Li I\nThe \u003C\u003Ewner eaa et h.m by describi\u00dfii b is v ,\nLOST Olt M\u00abl,i N i ;\nAI en. corner ot riai and II i %\\ ~.., ,\n-*\u2022 sin;\u0027ill black aad ran I\u0027l\u0027!\u0027!\u0027\u0027, lowerki t\nA.li\u0027eral reward will bs pa..l lor hisd .r\nA LAt\u003EY in leavins the Theatre on the i\nten Hotel, aad reetii] bs\u00b0 mistake. ias \u2022\u0027\nIST-A BOMTJ fee lbs Inreol mas V- ..\nrawa te .Ihk. 11. Grant. \u003E n., ia iv ...;.\u00bb,\ni.ler. for the Rum oi 91 OUD Ha ed vii \u2022\u003E \u003E \u25a0\nAll persona ire hn \u2022i i. \u25a0sd (row \u25a0\u25a0\nB. mi. as pa) meat has i- sen -1 \u2022\u25a0 i\u25a0\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0\u0027.\njas-f LEWId ft. TAYLOI\nQOfl \u00bb\u0027\u2022 I- W AHI\u00bb.- : lie BOOKS used\n\u0027.. UUeCol. Geo. M. Carrin ton wk \u00bbT -,\nsurer of the Manchester and Faltiai Creel fan\nSike Company, hive either been Inst ru\u0027i.\u0027i\nand the above reward will be ;.\u00ab\nneir erv to the oneersisned\nBi order of ths Board of Director!\nde-\u0027.\u0027.- lm J. A. OI.A KKSdN. I-\u25a0\nSERVANT I FOR SALE\ntil ABLt: \\K.lilllMilKMil .\naye for sate 4 No I TOBACCi l v. \u00ab| i ~\u2022.\u0027\n1 COtilv and 301 R! S all \u00bb,,v\n\u25a0to Ct\u0027Sll\u0027. k AM : \u2022 \u2022\njaft\u2014lM fta street, leluw Can\nITOB KALR--To remain in or Beer ths (tin %\nI r\u003E EURO Woma.N.JJ years ol are Pi \u00bbtv\nI\/\u00bb\u00bbK js.xt.t; -A coarse CARPENTER, nlmi c\n\u0027 reara old.ofgeod eharscter, v \u25a0\u25a0 \u00bb. \u25a0 \u2022\nruwlt Apply to WM. s i BILLIPs.\ntMI HOI M MKt \\M. \u00ab -\nlv serine NUMBE and BOUfl SKRVANI si\u0027l\n..re\u0027 V\u0022in\u003Er ebiid.ii oflered ia ezehai\nor boy at valuation, or won d ke s I to i\nor near the ,-if,. The Woman is health \u25a0 .\naaueancut,sew, aadreike plaia Dr\u00bb \u2022\u25a0 - \\ , hi\nP\u0027\u003E a\u00bb WALK \u00a3 9 f\u0022 - Store.\nde 89\u2014tf \u25a0, . | .......\nCERVAKTB 9*\u00abR BALE.-1 suih -\nk\u00bb some one who will not remove then\nmood, a NEGBO WuMAN, al-ooi tween \u25a0 \u2022\u2022\u2022\nyears old. and her two yonns ehildrea !\u0027..-\u00ab\nmap is said to be a first-rate house \u00bbervsn! aa\nand ironer. and a rood seamatresa He\nis uneaeeptionable. and she ia offered for asl*\nbscauaeher owner baa bo use fer her. Art i\nmeat ths Stats Conrt House.\nds 89\u2014ta nv:\\.\u0027. pi :\ntAKLK SKKVtNT ill,; BALI\n\u25a0R i sale a Servaal Girl, n\u003Cn!vtr\nold, very likely, ofneexenpti i: il \u2022\n\u2022\u0022\u0027li- ia n tirt.t rye Si. Mf H\nand 80l BE SERVaN 1\u0027 \u00ab. .\nt do had li\u003E immsd ate aspliral i t\u00ab\ntf E. H. COOK, No.7* uau \u2022\u0027\nARMORY MONTGOMERY ufAkl\nRi hmooA. J M . l*.i (\nis \u003C aui inn ml \u00bb.; assemble it 5\non Md.\\ DAY, the 9th instant, in fu i\nat ! o\u0027clock l\\ M . i.r Cos pan j .\n,nt.i will norll, their saja ila\nU\u003E order ol the I.ieul \u25a0\u0027\u25a0 ..\u25a0\nt_ .mi!N Mi 1 ONAI .\nTKNTI\u00abI.*f. (OMI\u0027AM \u2022\u2022\u00bb\u0022-.\u00ab\u25a0\nt dr.II st ihe i\u0027oun\u00bb \u2022. \u2022t\u00ab\niry.at7Ho\u0027eiock.thisi\u00bbATl RI .\u00bbI\nft-itli baits, carUidts boxss, and v \u2022\u2022\u2022\nI) older .U 8. I\u0027 MITTHWI :... Vr.\u0027\u0027\nia7 -It c. latSsri\u0027t.\nKill HI NT A BRICK 9TORI \u003E\u0022\nIgDW ELL I NO, opposite ihe L\u0027ai\u00bb*d Staai\nApply to\n\u25a0\u25a0lit _ GEORGE 8, PAL3IEI\nNOTlCE.\u2014Persons wishing i rood\u00df -\nEBSt*TAND can obtain ore aa I ha \u2022\nr rent to a food tenant, F\u00abi *\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0\nP K.JIOI \u0027\u2022\nMaxcaxsibp,Jsaoarytth h.. i. \u2666\u2022\nFoil Ri NT.\u2014The eomf\u003En I - v\nliient I!\u0027\u0027I HE bow occupied \u2022 me, \u2022 \u0027*\u0027\nrem tbs bad anes et mj te- m. I .c- H \u0027\numelste repair, an \u2022 supplied with \u003C.*\u00ab \u0027\nAisn. I \u00bbi\u00bb i to i s| ss ol the F\u0027 h N\nIt is nice ii fui -.! sd fren niie \u0027\nof 11 rooi\u0022s.earpetsdsi *\ntbe best manner. Tbedimn. niavao\nad eonveuieat. All the Faraitsre \u00bbsea\nperfect order, everythini ben . i rasa\nii a tii st class boarding )e. ise, Thekik *\nfnraiehed with eveiy ooaven aaea\nAti* aerao\u00df wiah\u0027Bt to perehaaa the I M \u0027\nI\u0027l RE and rent the BOISs pi . v \u003Eti \u00bb \u0027\u0022\neatl kefbre ths rath of the month. If noi\u00ab\nB. it will he sold at puyliateurt \u25a0 \u2022 . \u25a0\nOn Mayo st., oppoa \u2022.\u00ab:\u2022\u0027\u00bb ah \u2022\u25a0 *- \u2022\u2022* \u25a0\u0027\nte\n\\ unlit Xt N9 \u00ab ti., Apetkee ineai \u0027 ~mi\nDrugfists, Bo id Main street, eesr 0 tw\nMarket. Richmond, Vs., will keep oa si \u0027*\u2022\na ceaeral assort meet oi pu..- Draat, \u0027\u2022\u2022\u2022\nciriiss. Cheniiea\u0027s. tbbj. Paiata Wia\u00ab*oa b \u2022\u2022\nPutty. Dye StnrN. Patent Medicines, Bnii *\u2022\n.n\u0027 l kinds, Bur ieal Appliancea, Rum n* I \u2022\nc \u25a0, \u25a0 Sons Perfumery. Faaei An \u25a0\u0027\u003C\n\u003C,-. s lilue R\u00abml Paser, Tobacco, Cigais, Sat*\nMet \u0027ioal 1 iquors. \\e.\nhi. riptions prepared at all bears, wit] \u00bb.\u2022 *\ncare, by aieoiberso] .ie bru. aloes.\nPbysiciaaa\u0027 ordsrs from the soaatry asaasysi\npromptly, ar:.! tlie most \u0027 usee r\u00bb r\naished.\n(ihUl.Rtii! IGER BEER.iI aeat b \u2022\nvrric\u00ab, will be seaetualli sapstied v \u0027\u0027\u0027 r * ,r \u25a0\n. thai eit\u0027eesn.l t\u00bbwaa ad Ireeaed \u0027-.. ma a \u0027 *\narnanpt\u00dftbrntiea Our sapaly ef Lapsr Beer I --\u2022\n\u25a0\u00fcbubsi wUI he rsrj lar.e.\nJ. D. GOODM \u00bb V. Mai af\u00bb \u0027 \u25a0\u0027\u0022-,\nOfTicsai Messrs. W-\u003Erth\u00bbm I a\u003Ev.\u00bb_\niasVte lasurssseeotl c, So to B\u00ab***\nf l\u00abAI\\ El- 111 I \u00bb\u00bbH Stl E. \u0027la rgsi \u25a0 \u0027f\u0027\nt \u0027 en hand Tbe .-h-apest * *\u003C\u2022\u00ab \u0027isad I\u0027\nH\u0022i\u00abe\u00ab Ninleaaml ViUbCoWS.\nPries lv ce:\u00bbt\u00ab i\u003C\u003Er \u0027ho kei Bwad ordera \u0027o\nJ. D, OOOBMAN B\u00ab\u003C ftet y.\nj9 r.-;s No. V Ms \u25a0 \u0027-\u0027 X \u0027\n( Illl.ttlAlN LINIVIENT K.-r tbeesrSSld\nv preveatmn of ehiibiaiaa n\u00bbdfr\u00ab*\u0027 . r \u0027 i, l ,, \u0027* l *,;\nWe hi\u00bb\\\u003C\u003E li#nn preparoij th.a iavaiaablS \u0027.\u0022\u0022,,\u201e\nlor mail ysar\u00dfi nnti when seed seeerdtsi :i J\n\u0027.Mm has never tsited t-\u003E arise\u003E \u00bb peiaiassei tv\nP. JOHNSTON A BkO.. 1 \u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0t\u25a0*\u25a0*\u2022\ntt.HT I\u0027ltlSsM) lOfl.tiiO, *\u0022\u2022 ;\u0027 \u0027\nnow in store Apne..t. Su.l.uius. ace \u0027 \u0027 \u0027\u0022\u2022 t\n*\u0022 nlrikMil L\u0027aeweeseesd T\nsprehsl, tor oursa\u0027es; \u00bb!\u00bb\u2022\u003E. \u0022 u \u0022\u0027 ,,ll \u0027\u0027,,j Kmi\nvoco. inn! c-ii\u0027i in l :\u0022* h \u00bb t 1!\u0027 v \u0027 k :i \u0027^!,;; s jia.\naa. P. JOHNSTON a RRi\u0027-- l,fa,t * v\nfERVTHINa 0000, atvr.BI.THI3\u0022\nCHEAP. EVEKVTIIfNW [\u003EK9I\u00ab t\u00ab .h\nK\u00abat\u0027a wear, can beobtetasd \u00bbt lm M * a *\\- \u0027\u0027 y.\nlor i-.hi.Ji. \\ erewd ol Geeds whu-ti srsst is p\nare now oflered on sihhl tei ass. Rynt iI \u2022\n\\llli\u0027tak y tio\u0027ubaV- aTos *\u00bb\u003E[:\u2022\u003C*];, $\u0026\ni*l MdaaAwstej Virsiuis Mt.iur.\u00bb b\u00bb .\u003C\u25a0\u0022\u2022% ,_.\nand Worsted Lao* tnd Cord, *o. A IbU \u2022\u25a0\u0022 t *\nstore and for sate low. Nll\u00bb\u003CJ S\nHfc.HKl Mi*-- .Haiftila No \u2022 \u00bb U\u00bb l!, \u0027 : l* l ;\u0027\u0027 t y !!usi\n\u0027im.-s.ajo bbls. 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Africa arrived oatou the Ifth.\n\u0027 ,\u00ab\u00ab, i,-.,,-. *\u0027\u2022 Bgrvaa was to Basal\n, \u25a0 \u0027 \u0027 \u25a0 I _, ,-. . growing threatening\nI i:\u00bb\u0022\u00ab . m .. iMi.iii.iivK\n8a r\u003C for* the cast\n... i\u00dfciudiaa 2\u003C*o bs es lor\n\u25a0 \u25a0 \u0022 1 the market \u003C loaini dull\n, i\u0027il. \u00ab\u2022-. are e-.s;.\u0027r hut\n~ ... r. are opfavorable.\u2014\n. \u00bb\u00bbitl) decltni I.\n. ~ . . \u25a0 Breadet\u00df\u00dfsgea\n. ... with s.. ad\n. - \u2022 ton. Spence A Co.\n, ... .. |. a toneaad pri\ni\n\u0027 T ,*! c. dsntend\ni .. \u2022- i urpeet as is\n\u0027 . \u0027 \u0022 .....\n, \u25a0 ;.\u25a0 n ai \u2022\u25a0 v \u2022\u2022\u25a0\u2022 i itass\n.. . - - . ; _ \u2022\u25a0- i -\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u2022\u25a0 The\nt ; \u25a0 n\u0027t.e\u0027s \u0027 idead.\n.!.,\u2022 uarj i lie\n;, . ,- i. i - are i early all\n\u003E eluding Count c ivour\nI \u0027\n.. v arte Ie on old\n. mpathv, b hen\ni . lie Harper\u0027,\n.rem hen the South.\nI ... | I I : mi \u003E\u25a0 has\nhad moderated\n..-.,:. - inc.\nt tin the] reach\n...,\u2022\u2022 in.\n. eatrated ai\n.th asi .vi lata, j\n1 ed !-\u0027 have I\n~ \u0022 ;,- A\nrtedln NApli a.\n.i iii .-. : ..\u25a0; the\n... . . di d. Austria ia\nI\n\u2022 : ire daily mori threat\n\u00ab i,s,ions have been made to\n1 j ... uiUEENSTOWN.\nhi \u25a0-~-, \u00bb\u2022! .. ci esdai\nJ at 11.000 l\u00aba ea. nearlj\n.... | . i \u25a0 ii \u00bbwei\nn\u003C ea ateadt.\n~ :. i- id. Othi t articlea\n\u2022 . to-day\n... a .\u0027\u0022.\u0027..\nf.-.x PI llllgs .ii \u00ab nil.ri --.\n.....-..; . i \u2022..\u25a0 Sei ate was bol\n\u25a0 - ! \u2022..\nMr Miles . ed i I : ; .. reap :.\n--t ion rested with tte\n- ....,,. the v nuh Araerii ana\nild |oin the !\u003E\u2022 mi I r%U\n\u00bb S|ti\u0027:i \u0027l \u25a0 hi li . \u25a0 Id be idiowii\nI init\u00bb*d yon would eflei tan i lee\n... i i. c elect a ti m\n:,... sssai v apfii opria\nill ii ien taeir -i.a:\u003E. sub\n. \u2022 . daj to the \u25a0\u2022eople.\n.. .\u25a0 hat v. as il ue it would\nmV \u0027\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 ; g ln tol j\n. \u00ab. mli\n\u25a0 . ~. ...... -i\u0027.il attempt\n. . \u25a0 . \u0022\u2022. \u25a0 I . i .re the i louse\ni id to ballot for\nSherman received\nBocut-ka the remainder\n\u003E\nI -(~,,( Irom Brownsville --Cortiuas\nii, f . !.... i.,-;i i:- tity\u2014The Rawgers\nHi i. it ( irtinas,\n, . i be \u00bbt( amer Indi\ni Brownsville dates to\nk R i Grande\nI , tilling a numb i ol citi\n; :. in Brow 1..- i ilie\nai \u201e. d \u0027\u0027 r ... i- al X ick City,\n\u2022 i.,. ii. capturing\ni Sixty Meg \u2022 aus, and lill.fr*\nxteen Ami ricans\nvii \u201e- i\u2022.. \u25a0\u2022 Ford, who led the\ni lb d acr s tbe i oi-r.\n, i io v. a -ii iifctoit.\n.... \u2022 -.. ii. ... riie joinl I nion and\nal \u003C\u0027 n imi ; lee last night tn\nmbei \u25a0 he I\u0027 tnmii tee, and au\n\u25a0 .-\u25a0 raiion i ; an address to ii.-\u0027\n: . , vari us -.-. \u25a0: ii \u25a0, v, ere\nring the membei a. Senatoi\n;\u25a0 llHlllliail\nof ibe i i (Use are hopeful ot\n\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u2022.., i,. i \u003E the aid oi the\n1.--, mp! uti and Arneileans.\nV..i Ihi : n i r:i;|. v ith Ihe Soiilli. A, c.\nilk. Jan \u2022 Arrivi d, eti amahip S. K.\nof itie new line connecting Bos\n\u25a0 -. ;.., I enu . yia this city, the\nI*, \u2022.;., i \u25a0 ...I and the other\n.. \u0027..- rtii \u2022\u2022\u25a0 oiln r steamers vi Ihe\nan -\u0027. rtly i itpei \u0027,-,1 here.\n-I: in . tii.mpton Roads.\n\u25a0 ... i i.. i \u25a0\u2022\u2022 ...- i;._y. I.i, i mis bar\nn\u25a0 !; \u25a0 \u25a0 v ojien.\nfin it ti. in i acj i.\u003Er Ueaujlas.\n. Ohio, Jan. \u2022.. \u2014Toe Democratic\n1 . ; yesterday, by a large ina\nitions il,. taring Douglas\nlay \u2022\u2022 he Ohio lieiu \u25a0ein-v, aud ta\nint their vatea to Charleston to cast\nenure i ie i.; Una The delegates to\n\u2022 \u25a0 \u0027.\u25a0\u2022\u25a0.;\u25a0\u25a0 Pugb, I\u003E. I*. Rboaes.Geo.\nIL J. Jeweit.\nt ii. OU ~1 Si.u.lieiu Trade with New\nKeek.\nk Jan 6.\u2014The Herald states that\n,\u2022 \u2022 dry f ..hl* merchants, bave\n.!--- to discharge Bfty clerks in\n: ..- falling oil ! their South\n\u25a0 nid over li ti Brms of lesser note\nrnpeiled to curtaU expenses lroiii\nMarj land Legislature.\n. . lan. 6. -Tbe Maryland Legisla\n-11 i-day. The message oi (lov.\n- .\u25a0 .- :. oi.\nMarkets\u2014f Br Tai.aopspa.l\n.Ja 6.- Fn ir I*uoyant\u2014 Howard\nIt Si .\u0027 \\S heal steady. lint\nIv I \u00ab hits ol \u003E.72 .; yellow\n- 81*; | rime Bit. Bacon Bides\n- 6 .\u0027 i.\u2014Flour lower\u2014South\n\u0027\u2022\u0027 heal nd Corn liea\\v and un\ni - sna .: I. Wh akej unehani sd.\nBaltiioi re \u003C ;itiie Oarket. Jan. \u0027\u003E.\n\u0022 \u0027wa so spr ia activity ia tbe Cattte mar\n!li the ceneral tone was him.-\n--i the aalea neie made ranged\n* - 12s per luu lbs. A lew Extra fine ones\n\u2022 the outside figures, i\u0027tie\n\u25a0 v 125.wh \u0027 I a deellno of\nat ol the I tat i ds].\nI: . let ha \u25a0\u2022\u25a0 alnnlj supp isd ftw\n.- \u0027 ths tei lencj in pnesa ha.-?\n. .\u0027, .\u25a0 . : .. i.. ;,...,,; tn ll l) ai fa\u003E7S\npi \u25a0 \u2022\u003E\u2022 md lorsxtrafineaind heavy\n\u2022 \u0027\u25a0 \u2022\u0027\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0. \u25a0 i- . \u0027i by I \u25a0:\u2022\u003E but : -\nr small sup Ins and a better demand\nii-. n tendency. Wsaetesalea\n\u25a0\u2022 \u003E. li\u00bbi Ihi gross.\n[IKMSMHrR, REMIEMMER- That at\nHau street, \u003E aean alums tu.d\n\u2022\u2022 \u2022\u25a0 a stock ..t in. Goods a- prices\n\u0027\u003Ei eaae, Weadvissall who have\n* I tse, \u0027\u25a0\u003E give him a call Before\n\u0027*? .\u0027..\u0022* \u0022\u25a0\u0022 \u0027*\u25a0\u0027\u2022 \u25a0\u0027\u0027 ufident that they most i.c\n,\u0027 \u25a0 ll \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 prices sod the assortment\n* ( - -. - \u25a0 ittona wi.. te. Bed Blai -\n. , \u0022 * \u0027 very aapenoi is ilitv, and. ns they\n~ ,l \u25a0 \u0027\u0022\u25a0\u0027 *\u0022\u2022\u0027 bis ingly low prices, it will :*\u25a0\n. \u0022 \u0027 \u0027\\ w * : \u0027\u25a0 the sbova goods to pureaase\nJ)\u0027\u00bbi HrKiti.i ,m.i, \u00ab amiv rAtrimv,\n\u2022\u0027 \u0027 atreel R ion..ml. \\\u0027\u00bb \u2014Country\n\u0027 \u0027.\u25a0 \u0027 - \u2022 \u2022 wo find it to their mleiesi to\n,* \u0027 u f r \u0022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u0027 \u0027 \u25a0 and \u2022 - tads te \u2022\u2022 dsr, at low\n* out of a ite cussed sugar, aad war\n\u25a0 \u003C\u25a0 v pen. \u25a0 toai . - ids North.\naNDREa ANTONf,\n,i! \u0027. ,rt\u00df r and dealer ia foreign fruits.\n\u0027N* \u25a0 \/*Kiii lis. a rera ei,..ire aaeorT\n, \u0022 \u25a0\u0027! i-a-ey Druggists\u0027 Articles, suitable for\n* wunprisini! ii is Hair, To\u003Cith. and Nail\n* r\u00bbrt..,ao Shell aad Ivory Pine aad Dress-\nPocket Books; line Pane* Soaps and\n\u0022* -\u003E\u25a0; \u2022-\u2022, fcoy *c. iii treat variety\n\u2022\u0027\u2022 PETEBJON, Druggist, U\u00bb Mate at.\nIFFLE*, iiiliflMi. i,.. Bl Btsamsr to\ndish \u0027!\u25a0 \u0027 : \u00bb, \u003C\u003E, \u0027\u0022\u0022 , * l \u2022\u0022*\u0027\u0022..\u0027 Apples; lAM iba,\n\u25a0\u25a0 ,i, kitl i.hitcli llen.n s (~r ssle l S w\n\u25a0I P. KAVKNAGH\n172 Broad street, telow ath.\n(\u0022FI.M-; tNO \u00abA MM .\u0027t.S. m boxes i.rine\n\u2022\u2022\u0027 ii ; Cheese; aw buses and hall rsixsaAda\n\u0027 \u0022 \u0027 and es.of best \u0022rands on apasii nment.\n\u0022\u0022 E. H. SKINKI-R A CO.\nbave oa kaad ~i ami\n, \u25a0 \u0022i (neisii\u0027.fi, a variety of Bed Biauseta,\n\u0022* will sell low to H\u00bb\u00ab\u00bb them. \u2022\nKENT, PAINE Ac C\u003C\u003E.\n( *\u003Eim.i.v hehalfheae\u00dfC.M.Oread A Co.\u0027s\n-\u2022aasnss, foi afcle.\nMASBIEA PLSABANTB.\n-5 \u0022 EXTRA \u2022\u2022 \u0022 M \u003C;AK!\u00bb ? 100\n\u00bb j\u00ab kaofl a Candies, for\u00bbsle.\nMASdIE A PLEASANTS.\n\u0027 BrV\u0027V** *N\u00bblTl\u2022\u25a0*. -m boxes \u0022Aitmey-\nBw *asadCaadles,e\u003Ety maae for sate. \u0027\n, , ~ MABgIE A FLEAS A NTS.\nU \u0027;V %\u003C -I\u0027l ip.-ABBiairteteTis\u00bbal\u00dffa\n\u0027 \u0027\u0022\u0027 \u2022*i\u00a3 \u0027\u0027\u00bb..\u2022\u25a0\u0027\u00ab \u2022\/yrsl or g\u00dfltea.\n. Xi w PETERSON, 144 Main st.\n\u0027\u0022 *-WMaa?^sfel 7, ..w, rt x,r,i N \u0022 \u0027J \u00bb Maai\n\u00ab\u2022 * s- iVw.ffJiJ N \u0022 3 ; for sale by\niJ\u00ab?v v UAV \u0027 HWK \u00bb\u0022*J\u0027\u003EHNtJ.WAI)K.\n\u25a0 ,\u0027\u2022\u2022\u2022*\u25a0\u25a0\u0027\u00bb\u00bb.-\u2022\u00bb!. r.,ss assorted I\u0027layinn\nw \u0022\u2022\u2022m ebeaps\u00dft to highest p\/i c, for sate\nLOUIS 1. BossiLL\u0027X. i","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=55,290,825,8772"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00002","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"LETTER LIST.\nI IST OF LETTERS \u25a0Raa\u00bbaJal\u00df\u00abiathslUCM\nj MOND IVS r OFFICE.on the (tk day ef Jan\nnsrv l**e\navi\u0027uWi.hf.no sethorityei Aetef Coueress.ia\nthe newspepei havis* ths kuta\u00dfateussaaaapp\u00df in the\nDiatiict where prists*.\nBK.Fersonsesil-.iig for tetters in thia List, will\npteaaa aiv n..*\u003E areaav\u00dfaTisaa.\nLADIES\u0027 LIST.\n\\sun,..re Ban E Liinaioid m ss Fanny\nAhernmrs Mary Lo)dsbubsOeorrteas\nAtkYJseemisse\u0027 A Lindsei misa Jul.* E\nBom pa mrs Marj Lestts\u00dfM\u00dfs Hauit\ng. ii mis E Liviagstoa mrsfl r\nh.i . .ek mrs i. .daiioiiy mrs\nBraes mra Ai\u00bb Mertia mrs Charlotte ]\nBUnkinship rare I; ii BaajarmrsAp\nKiount tnra Jaiia Miltei bus B A\nBe. kwet. Mrs A J Moors \u00bbra M C\nBm ham niissfl It Mooremsa buss N E\nBranch inisa I\u0027 N Marrsll miss ABBB\nBi ttonmiasEJ Usawell mies BA\nBrooks misa A Maboa miss E r\nEg .! v\u00ab. miss hits i\n\u201ea M ma miss Bliss\nMan E O\u0027Cobbs i mrs E J ,\nlas X VV 1 arii,l\u0022.y m.s .lane j\nlaraa Pamela mrs ti B i\n. Maria Feat, mrs Wm\n\u25a0 v .Biei I ...\u003Ee.l n r. Rebecos\nhK a I \u0022\u2022\u0022\u0027 \u25a0 miss Lucy C\nlit\u0027th Bm doll fa mr.s 1. A 1\nui-bMW K. i\u0027 srsmrsLuey E\n,v i. vat miss Maria\nU Sullivan misa Kale\nfc i r\u0027li miss A M\nH \\ i. Blown nysa A M\n, V N Bharpe anias n P\n\u2022,;..;,. Bn.elds niias l\u003E B\nBarak Bootimiss Roberta\n. vi Bwan mrs B\n__ - Slaughter tars M C\n; i| !i Scott mrs E A C\n~ r f\u0022otl uira A Ii\nmi r Tompkioa m aa M W\nH M V\u003E i\u0027dman rara ** F 2\nFano a Whistler mrs Cath\nlie -I mis !\u2022\u0027 \\\\ liitei.ii.sS.sati\nHafferton mra C D Whi; oca mra M A h\nHarwood mra Virginia \u00ab atfcina mrs ..as 11\n\u25a0X a V, sUon mis it\n. m v Watkina mra V A\n\\t\u00a3t W\u003Ea\u0027t! r n^ B ? C W\nm - Sarah 2 Wright Bliss F\nlistfa Wataoa m.aa Jennie\nWilliams missMLl\n-.. ihmera miss M V Wilson niias BettlS\nthe misses W itena mi-\u003E\u00bb G\nGENTLEMEN\u0027! LIST.\n.t Bn .\u0027.,,, ji Graves N Mienley SW\n\u25a0\\, en Gersrd Gilhain I. McCam\u00ab*Bt Col 8\nHie. C Genimill Jss McClanel Sam\n\u0027~,. .. v i.-v. inChas S McAfee Thus\ni;\u0027 \u0027,\u0027 nin V.\u0027r, (ioddin Jaa A MeClny Mr\nBaser tie. Wll Gibsoa 11 C 3 MoCarl C\u0027laa\n;\u0027 aurWrn CenscheoG2 Niaoa s.im\u0027l L\nPo-\u00bbd Wni Gordsn G L Norman M C 2\nBibh v; T Grw Ed Northern Mr j\nBu dick W Gentry Ed S Nownn Jon M I\ni; i s ,| Hitchrx-kJ i! 2 Olliphant Mr\nBr i , Ro C Hamil m CoiW Odeli II S\nB\u00ab Keter li n ill Thoa Powell Dr A II I\nB ~ b\\ Owen Hunt Pal Porter H.in\u0027l\nBenjamin v Horn F Poinds* rer Ed\n!\u0027,!..-. ! . I. IE dsdon ] F Pecor J**\n\u25a0 : ir\u00ab II Jno li. \u0027\u0027 Jno E Robert Lew\ni; (.hJorT Harton Joo R Robiasnn J E\nB i c J !l Mar! .In,. Robinson Jos\nB-*HJnoJ HsdnettJasE Renme v\\ A\nBittie Geo W Ha. an Jr Jno Robertson Capt\ni h-s lion Harrincton J A 97 A\n\u003C\u25a0 .res Geo W Bade Francis Ri-1 P*t 0\nB ; ban Felt* Irving Carl Ril-jyPhO\nidloj X N Jonea W E 1...*! Rutnsi\nBn ,s.\u003C I. Jenkins Wm RichmeudJss\nBowman D C Ja.-v.son TII Rowe Jos M\nButi en B !\u0027 Joi es R B Regan 11u..h\n\u25a0 . .. ~ i\u003Er J imes Po J RatcliffA E\nBedlenian A Johnson J vi Rowlett Alex\nBanka \\ l\u003E Jones L P Reeves a CoCP\nI rink DC JaekaonJas ShieldsW W\nottei : Jno Johnson Jno VV Smith W il\n. oilier Jno B Johns, n Co! E Shanks Was\n~\u0027., Uwell E E Jschsoa E .! Stevens S S\nCook Jno Joseph WB Smith ft Swarns\nCoombsJno S Kemper X Cpt\nt\u0027:i dre. CptlF X in.* C 8 C\nCoeke !. n Kiairy D Small R D\nCoh natiSH Keete D Saunders Frs\n.\u0027i ile W C 2 Kendrick G VV Smith II \\1\nCarter Wm G Kearslej Maj G Stanfield II O\nCru,np VV it W S \u0027 Bnead Jesse\nCruutpA Raglan Kiel J Btnts 1 F\nCrouch B S Ke.im.l Stewart Jos\n\u2022\u25a0TO Km. nr R L Sanborn J X\nC .nrad M Kinu - pt W H 2 Stewart Jos I\nDavis li \\V Knowles T W Stone Jno\nI) t-iii 11 ml LoomisJ Snelton J C\nI awson Dan\u0027l Lambert AW Shuts J B\nDe am I enio S Tmusne Clark\ni md Dan\u0027l Lowi da 3 B Trevett II T\nii kert .\u0027 C Ly ne I\u0027 L Thomas J is\nDisney Jno Lawr\u00bbnceWm Tmsl\u0027.n.l\u00df\nHeane Ji i. C Little J W ftEC T ler J M\nDunlevj JnoH Eewalia J H Thompson M\n!....ibai J w Lnniinn II II T-\u003EppaaMn\u00dfsa\nI\u0027oi-son II V\\\u0027 I jrelle G Thomas OG\ni ivarni H L Lank C\u0022as P. Thoyaa Pat\nDeafer Hefl2 Eec C C 2 Tillman Col S\nDudley T Leonard II Tapscott 11 V\nn-trva! T A I...wry RoW Vonni B\nDevan reddj Merry man Capt Viricent Petes\nDunn Wm D 3 Vicka BS\nl-.rlo .V Sanders Meridith ft Co Whipple Capt\nErwin F. Miller E R W X\nll m I\u0027h Minor Dr JN\u0022 Waiilren V.\u0027ni\nEskeeJoe Mlecndan Jns V.\u0027,.;|,. r \\v II\nEckfordJos Meredith J M Whelan Wm\nEightetien Mathews J F Whiter Thoa\nI-\u0027r-user W G R Melehi Dr J Walker Ro\n*\u0027. kea R J MaddwxJ Wilkinson P\nFilierl. I. MichaelJ Woolers\u00dfam\nEinnej Jno Mollej J F Wm dJasPJ\ni-loia Jos Ma rath LO WinfallJ W\nFreemanJT Mitchell Ro Wood Jno B J\ni aga i J Mays R Woedfin laoN\nParmei Benj Morse II .1 WheateJaa M\nFord A D Martin Wm West Jno T\n1 10-tti.er T M Mtkl\u00absWX WhiteJno\n. Gentry TC Moore Thos Williams J L\n| Griffin H R Morris T 9 E Win free Jno M\nI Graves Rd T MsrtinTJ West n Geo W\nGregory Rd Mosby S Winston Geo B\nINITIALS.\nEditor ol Hereon MissG RM2\njar-It THOS. B. BIGGER, P. M.\nEDUCATION.\npill \u003C \\ I UiVll. Ml ill fc.\u2014fie liiilicsTof\nI j ray SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY,\n9th January, at m* School room, on Mad son at.,\nbetween Clan and Marshall I would be pleased to\nreceive a lew additional Basils forth.* balance of\nthe .ear Mj school will close on i\u0027oih December\ni.ex; givini no vacation.\nTuitto\u00df kes will Lo rciuired to be paid monthly.\nJNO. A. I\u0027AVNE.\u0027\nRichmond, January 4th. Maw. ja S-3t\u0022\nIMKUVILI.t FFMAI.i: StCMIrsAKT\u2014\n\u0027 Farmville, Prince Edward Couaty, Va.\u2014on the\nSouth-Hide Railroad, midway between Richmond,\nPeter\u00dftiarg and Lynchburg\u2014a delightfully health\nful location.\nTie duties of tins excellent am) flourishing Sem\ninar* will be resumed MoNOAY,B h day Janua\nry 1860, at which time a limned number of young\nindies will he received, in addition to the present\nnumber. Earlr application should !\u003Ee made to\nGEO. LA MONTE, A. M.. President.\nRar\u00df\u00df\u00dfTic\u00dfs:\u2014Hob. IE A. Wise: Hon. J. R.\nTinker. Attorney Gen.; Hon. Jus. M. Mason. F.\ns. s ; Rev. D.S. Beggett, D. D.; Rev. Leo. Rosssr,\nD. D. de 2f- lot\n\u2022HO F kaTENTB AN 1\u003E \u003Ci t AKAUnS OF\nI RICHMOND. VA-A select CLASSICAL and\nMATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on\nths Ist MONDAY in February. lSou, at ROOK\nMILL ACADEMY, in Buckingham cou\u00dfty.va.,\nTIIOB. J. GARDEN, A. M., Priacipal. Tbbms\nroK lv Months.\u2014CM Tuition, and IjMOfor board,\nhe No extras. Only U acholars taken. None\nneed apply wi, i SBBBOt give testimoiii.-i\u0027s of \u00bbood\nmoral habits, cituer by refereaes or certificate.\nThose who desire to have their sons or wards at\na school under good discipline and Where tlmy\nwill he free from tne haunts of vice and d rsipa\ntioa. will have an opportunity of entenns theia by\napplying boob. Only a tew more pupils can Is; re-\nFof information, anply to C. 11. BARKSDALK,\nEsg-i oi the hrm of Baiaedate ay Brother, Shoekos\nSlip, Ri.-I.motid, Va. or29\u2014tip\nLl HRER.-.310.000 feet seasoned inch BUT\nTON-WOOD.\n\u25a0i feet seasoned-,, BUTTON WOOD.\ni feet aeasoaed oAiv BOARDS.\ni feet seasoned -, OAK.\ni feet seasoned Canada WHITE FINE.\nI large Cypress BUNCH SHINGLES.\nI feet ASH all Sizes.\nSO uuufeei ROCK MAPLE\n.for ba\u0027e ob Bccommodstin i terms by\nI-* jaaV-ta _ TRUMAN A. PARKER.\nV* aaittKai IUI% FACAOMy, t*KT*.B.B\n--*\u00bb BI RG.\u2014Haviag bass appointed Amenta for\nthia f.etorv. ws offer fee sals the following nrti\no!ea at f:i\u0022tm\u00bb prices:\nCOTTON k ARNd from No 4 to 13.\nPEINE \u0027WINE various aixes.\nPLOI \u0027ill LINES large and small.\nCOTTON CORDAGE.\nAM of the heat qualit,.\n|aA-te JOHN N. GORDON A SON.\n\\- i:Ms\u003Ci\\, h i tm:, FIX\u003EUK,Ase.-as\u00bbtha.\na fresh Veniaou ;BM !l\u003Es. fresh Ro\u00bbl and Ks Bat\ntel : M bbhi Te\u00bbt*essee Family and Extra Flour;\nIW bushels fine Mercer Potato\u0027s: 6 bosea Pise Ap\nplet beeee: Green aad B\u003EaekTe%sof tine qitaiity,\nBMraatotowby WM. G. DANDRIDGE,\njai -ts Succesaor to Daadridgs k Hart.\nlyoTTiFMttv imvi\u0027.- Seal.-d propoaahi will\niy f*s reeetved bj the Conaul of Pranoe in Vir\n\u25a0be office of fie Vio Coesul of Fniice\n. Va, for a BOTTOMRY BOND, of a\n-ii fifteen and aizteen thousand dollar*,\ninch hark I.\u0027RUGCAK and cargo now\nB Harbor oi N irli.ik. andhouud to Havre;\nto t\u003Ee guaranteed at toe lewvst rats of\nooa in the lO\u0027.h day of January, at\nsK.il office.\nNorfolk. Ist Jan nary. l*wo. ja t--fit\n\/VVltl\u0027i\u0027lS. CARP\u00abST\u00bb--\u00abTILL LOWER-\nKs Thte morning all our Carpets are brought down\non the, hrst lioo and will he sold oft tins we.ik much\nlower than usual The goads ar\u00ab- of Hie Iwst ijiial\nitv andagteadiel\u00dfatSsms. Also, our entire stock\nof Btapls and Fsflpy Div Goods, \u0027it alaaoet any\nprice to sell ttiem off pre\u00bb*\u0022\u003Eus to removal.\nCHAS A. G WAT It IN,\nOpposite Ezehaags Uauk. i\nDl\u0027TI HHKKKIaf., IIAI.IKt T. Ar Juat\nto hand, B sampie lot of No 1 Dutch lierrim-,\nIONS year\u0027s;) 1 t\u00bb.(X Smoked Hahliut, (something\naew as well aa iiich;\u003E 1 Mil Green Peas; 1 bo\u00bb. Navy\nBeans; No. 1 Applea, Potatoes, Ac. rerdiljn\/ at low\nfoocs. J.P. KAVANAUH.\nFamily Grocer and Ln-imr Dealer.\n172 Broad stieet, i.clow 6th.\nTJ\u0027tFir\u00dfS*.? H*H\u00abAINS IN \u00ab OLLARBi, at\n\u2022 ! \u0027 K \\) ; s \u00275 M\u0027uc \u0022.tr-et Tb* test he,rgatej in\nLinen llokfs., at LE V VS. 15 Man street The\nle-si bargains in KsshroidersdStrips, at LEVY\u0027S.\n15 Main street. The licst bargains iv Inah Linei.s\nat LEV V B*te Main Mraet. The beet bargains in\nLinen Bos s.st LEVY\u0027S. 15 Main street. The\nb st bar*Aius in all kinds of Dr. Goods, at\nJACOB A. LEVY\u0027S.\nW ,^P ? W 5i LA *m , \u0022\u0022 a \u0027 ful \u003E \u2022\u0022PP\u0027y \u2022 f French\nVV Window Ulassal. |^|ft^\u00abJ^ate\n_ 155 Main street.\nOK TVHS CsOailKN 111 ITER for sale. **\n\u003Cw O MAKSIE A PLEASAN TS.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=877,290,907,8780"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00003","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"DISSOLUTIONS, \u0026c.\nnl\u00abaOLl\u0027TliiN.-Th-eonceri,of WILSON A\nBOBBER isthisdai dta olvedbj mates! .\u25a0\u2022\nserf. Ihe nan eof tli- fin. will he v c !\u003E\u25a0 enher\npirt.ier in Wtaniai up the bosutesa of the eo\u00dfeera\nciiAs m. bobber,\nRi.\u0027BMOBB, Jan 2. IS*).\nKeu * o icern. The sobsenber will continue\nthe wkotesais aad retail GROCERY BUslNt-SS\nat the 111,1 stand of Valises v Boaher, eoroer \u00bb7 \u25a0t,\nand Ma ia ate., and lake*\u0022 this Oceaai -n to cturn\nthaaks for tne petrenate bestowed ou the\nIo. in ci B, Bad bepoe. lo strict attention to\ni.*-.. to ii.rtnt a eo\u00dftiaesace ol the same. I ;\n.c. i\u00abi,.. lyseaaaad a well aelooted stocked\nill aud lobbing Goods, ts which I m\u003C.\u00bbt rc\nfully invito ihe attention of m friends aad i\nuUic. CHAS. M. Bosilh\u00df. !\nCard.\u2014 I tie aul\u0027acr\u0027ber in rattriat from the |\naeere thaaks tobisoW friends for their lit. I\naationanedariaa s number of veers, aad naost !\nally reeoaameada to their confidence m\u003E .\nleraad aa laei r. Mr \u0022Hi\u0022 M lOSlli \u00bb.\u0027 !\nent\u0027eman mev\u00abr\u003E ara \u00bb\u00ab\u0027trtvot th u ir eonfi\n, I .-.-in he found at SAMUEL A WILSON\u0027S,\nboefcos siip. where \u00bbc w die glad te leueias\n.li It P 111 s\njaS-dlaaAcwtel JOHN J. WILSON.\nC\u00abA-PA9\\T%9MISIIIP \u2014Ths subscribers have\nthis day formed a in partnership for the pur\nB carrying os a GENERAL COMMISSION\nEss in the eit) of Richmond, sad have\nne rdfios oa Hbmskes Siip. lately eeeapied by\nintti,. 1 n\u00ab\\ hope. t\u003E\u003E personal attenlioa to\nis, to inert the piitronase of their friends\npubUo gsasraUy. A. S. SAMUEL,\nJ. J. WILSON.\nA Card-\u2014\u0027 take thisoppcitaaity ofrsturni\u00dfg my\n\u2022 in-ere thanks to m\u003E old friends and patrons fer\ntneir |.!*irvi support, ami hope to receive a con\nttauation of tap sim.-j to the new concern\nia3\u2014dlmhewSai A. S. SAMUEL.\nDISSOLUTION OF \u003C O-PARTNKRBHIP.\nThe oo partaershis heretofore sxiatinc be\ntween ABNERC. MOORE and ANNUO. WEIBI\nGER, is this day dissolved by mutu.,l consent. Ail\nthe debt\u0022, property. aceoauts, Jcc .id every uescrip\ntion. have tiern, by deed, assigned to us for the\nbenefit of creditors, aa \u0027nerein samed.\nAll persona indebted to tbe concern are invited\nto i oms forward immediately and pay up, as bo ia\ndulgsncs will be araeted AU persons haviag\nclaims against tin* eon-em arill present tliem to us\nfor payment. BUBFORT \u0026 FRIEND.\nAssignees and trustees lor Moore fc Weisi\u003E;\u003C*r,\ninS\u2014Sm Manchester. Va.\nUJtL HAVE THIS DAY assooiated onrselve*\ntogether under the stile of LYLE FOSTER ft\nCO., ior th \u003E purpose of conduct in a general COM\nMISSION. GROCERY and LIOUOR BUSINEBS.\nat No W Car] street 3 doors below ltth street and\nrespectful!) solicit consignmeata \u003Cd Merchandize,\nManufactured and Leaf Tobacco, Flour. Grata, ic.\n1 VI.E FOSTER.\nJOHN R SrEGER,\n; Lata with Eitetth Drewrv.)\nRichmond, Jan.3d, UMO, .in 3 -lm\nOT It E.-LODIS C. GILLEBPIE is this day\nI admitted a partner in my buetnes, under the\nstyle and firm oi JNO. C. SHAFER .V 00.\nJNO. C. BHAFER.\nRichmond, Jan. 2, MBO, ja.y-im\nrti\u0026soLi thin or co-PAKCathsHir.\niJ The firm of ft HART ia tins\n(\u0027\u25a0\u2022 dissolved, F B, Hsbt retiring from the bast-\nBess c I\u0027her partner is authorized to use the name\nof the firm in settling up.\nWM. G. DANDRIDGE,\nLee. 31st, KB9. FRANCIS B. HART.\nOn retiring fmm the GROCERY and COM\nMISSION BUSINESS. 1 return my grateful\nthanka t.. mj friends and the public for the, lioeral\n\u00bb-!iaie of patroaageabestowed on us. and take this\nopportunity to recommend mv kite partner. W G.\nDANDRIDGE, to you. who will con tin us the busi\nness, as one wortiiy of your confidence and sup\nport FRANCIS B.HART.\nJanuary 2d, 1869,\npO-rARTNKKSHIP NOT 11 t.. , Uav\u00ab m a\n\u00bb day associated wth myself ia he\u00dfi\u00dfeos on\nbrother, WM BODFKER. and will continue the\nDRUG AND APOTHECARY BUSINESS.at the\nold stand. No In .Man. street, under the Style of A.\nL )DF X EH k CO 1 hive aim allowed Mr. WM.\nM. DADE, who ha* been several years in my em\nploy, and is favorably known to mi customers, an\ninterest in the profits of the concern. To my old\nfriends and the pubic, for therr past liberal and\nI \u003Eni c utinued patronage. I return my most i rate\nfui thanks. The rev. concern sill eadeavor. bj\nclose attention to business liliera! terms, and an\naccommodating spun, to rnorit a continuation ol\nthe same fwors, A. BODEKLR.\nRichmond, Jan. 2d. lr*\u003Eo.\nDivsoi.i \u0022TION.-The firm of RODDEY 9\nMORRlss ts this day dissolved by mutual con\nsent. E. W. RODDEY,\nJanuary 2d. 18C0. R. G. MORRJSS.\nCo-Partnership.\u2014The undersigned have this\nd-t\\ entered into a co-partnership, tinder the style\nof RODDEY A RTROTH ER. for th,* purpose of\nMAN! FACTURING TOBACCO.\nF. W. RODDEY,\nJan\u0027v2. 1860. [:a 2-dln, 1 IE II STRoTHI-\u0027R.\nCBlf\u0027 li it Olt Kit A Xt,\nThe nndersiened have this da\u00bb formed n e\u003E.\npartnerahip under the style of MILLBPAUCH ,v\nREAD, for the purpose of conducting tbeSHIF\nBROKERAGE BUSINESS, end respectful!. *o\nlicit tiie patronage of thsii trie, ds r.ml the public.\nA. MIELSPAI7GH.\nJAMES G. RE A li.\nCary ned 18th sts., near the Dock.\nRichmond, Jan. 1. USBO. ja 2-lm*\nrtISaOLI TION Of \u003COPAKTNt KSHIP.\nI\u0027 Theconcerao BARKSDAI E.V READiathia\nd-iy dissolved tiy mntuil consent The same of\nthe firm will be used by tne partnergnoli .n liqui\ndation. \u0027 C. R BARKSDALE,\nN. C. READ.\nRichmond. Ist January, JBW. i.\u00ab 2 tt\najoTlt i . T,ie CO-PARTNFRPHIP\nLN fore existing onder the style of COX. TURN\nLEV .V HART, for the manufacture of TOBAC\nCO. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal ol E.\n.1 COX from the concern * The buatness will be\nclosed bj N G TURNLEY, who is authorised to\nsettle up the concern The business will be eon\nt cued by N. G. TURNLEY ft WM. A. FUR\nCIO.N.\nRichmond, Dee.38.1959, de3l\u2014d2w\nniRE INSURANCE. \u2014 Tbe ALBEMARLE\nI INSURANCE COMPANY.of.\nCharlottesvilie, Va.\nDIBXCrOBBI\nWm. T Eabi.v. O T. Joxas,\nU 11 Maobcdkb, Taoa Woou,\nJohn Cochbas, Dr Cbas. Cabtbb,\nDr. M L. Ax\u00dfxaaox, B. C. Flabbagsji.\nTaos. L. *\u2022 saisa,\nwm T EARLY, President.\nJOHN WOOD, Jr.. Secretary.\nThis Company, with a capital and eurplueofup\nwaroa of j\u00bbjih).mi\u00bb(i. located in U.e heart of the\noid Dominion; ita shareholders identified in in\nterest with the citizens at Hiehuinnd. aid con\ntribnting to the prosperity and comsaeretsJ pro-\nKgress of tins citv \u2014sound, safe, and reliable\u2014ia\nsures a.r.inst lose by Fire on the most favorable\nterms. Witness the following facts:\nIst. Single risks confined to *\u00bbSouo.\n2d Amount of Il.sml\u0027s paid :u five years. SB],\n3d Dividends pa-d to stoekbohteia during the\nWith siieh antecedents, and with a determine- |\ntion t-\u003E meet *a\u0027 t future faur claims, for loas, prompt i\nla acd satisfactorily.the ALBEMARLE IN-\u0027 R\nANCE COMPANY confidently ask increaeedpa\ntronage at ths bauds of the good people of Rich\n\u0022For\u0027lT RE INSURANCE, apptr to\nTHOS. M. ALFRIENB, Agent.\nja 4\u2014ot nth st. Richmond, Va.\ni MBTICB-TO FARMERfI AND MER\nIN CHANTS WHO USE AND DEA T, IN\nGROUND PLASTER.-We would call your sd\u00ab\ncial ettention to our stock, now in hand, of ths\nbest WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER, pur\nchased with special reference to the interest of the\nfarmer and the trade ftenerall) . !\nFrom our long experience in the business, and ;iv\nim Hour personal attention sepin.: Out every l.ar\nrei is well coopered and in no.id Bhipptag order, and\nthe Plaster thoreuaWj pulieriz.nl\u2014 we hasard no j\nthing ib saying that it will he to your interest to\ngiveasacalL Farmers Beading bags anil be far\nBisked at on\u00b0 doilsr leas per ton. A liberal dis\ncmint to tne trade. Befereaees Edmond. Davea-\nI irt ft. Co., Jas. T Butler, and other merchsnta.\nJ. A 11. F.SHARP. Steam Plastei Mill,\nboS\u2014Am* South aide of the Dock. Rishapend.\n(JHOCKOE \u003ElILL RICHMOND BBOUNB\ni-5 PLASTER\u2014The subseribsr has sarn\u00abstli la\nbored, for the past four years, to exclude Northern\nGround Plaster, by tiie sstabishment of lifmu\nMill, \u00bbud supply ins m articie superior to any re\nceived from the North, and claims a perfect suc\ncess. Be beys fasa to return bis grateful thanka\nto his patrons, and asks toi\u00dffonn all interested\nthat be haa completed ins improvements that will\nenable him to supply any demand that mar ari\u00abe\nHis stwrk oi I Itnip is heavy, (based neon the\nenormoaslj increased use of a superior HOicie,\nselected from the purest Windsor (.NovaScotia i\nquarries, with snecial reference to its richness in\nstiivhate of Ltm- Tne rcpiitition of ins bread\nahslt be sustained at every effort and cost and he\nasks only an exiie. imentfi! trial of those yvho have\nnot made application of this valuable fertilizer.\nJOHN H. CLAIBORNE, No. 11 Pearl at.\nja 3\u20143 m\nDIYTDRNB.\u2014 Ths President and Direeto\u0027S of\nthe EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA have\ndeclared a semi annual dividend oi t\\ per cent.,\nsubject ta \u00bb ceduettea of * 4 per cent, bonus, paya\nbleon the ISth instant,\nja 6-2w W. P. ST9OTB F.R, Cashier\nBANK OF VIRGINIA,!\nRicitvioi.ii. Jansara \u0027id. W6O. \\\nrpilE BOARD OF IHKI-\u00ab TORS of this Bank\nI have rteclsreda DIVIDEND of* per cent, out\nof the profits of tae lr.*t six months, which, after\npaying U cut. bonus to the State leaves :;\\\nii*r ce\u00dft., or *2 per share payable to the Stock\nholdeis. Ijat\u2014dl\u00dft] SAM\u0027I. MARX Cashier\nDI VIBEND. \u2014Ths Freednat and IMraetors of\nlbs FARMERS\u0027BANK OF VIRGINIA hsve\niiecliired h dividend of foi b per cent out of the\nprofits of th\u00ab i\u00dfstitotiofl for the last si\u00bb aoatbs\u2014\ndeducttne therefrom \u0022ue-lourth per cent. Imnua to\nI the State, leaves SJi per ecu\u0027, payabte r,, the\n; ja4-10t Ca-lner.\nQI6BI9! BlONS!\u2014Merchaats, Mechanics. L\u00abw-\njers. Doctors and all others in wan\u0027 of SIGNS,\narc :ir. ited to call on\nLEWIS L. MONTAGUE,\nCorner of Bank and 12th ats. who ci\u003E o.fines tia\nBxecataali w..rk in his lias with dispatch,\nja. 2\u2014l in and on the lowest terms, j\n\u25a0VTOTK\u0027e\u0022.\u2014AII peisotis ksvnu claims a a mat\n-N the estate of Widiamaon Altea, lte\u00bb*d aro re\nqueued to pres\u00df\u00dfl them, prot\u00bb*.|) authenticated.\nto the \u00abad-rs\u00ab\u00ab-d r for;\u00ab*\u00ab Wat.\nExecutor of Wtllifiinsoit Allen, deed. I\nde2B-2w*\nOFFICE RICH. A YORK RIVER R R.CO..\u0027\nR.c\u003E mond Dec 23. !SB!\u003E. \u003C\nPROPOSALS addressed to the Baderakaed ars j\ninvited, for building in Virginia ore I\u0027aasen.er j\nCAR, the same dimension find finish aa the one I\ncow oo the road. THOS. R. SUA HP. !\n_ddJ4--\u00bbs Beat. !\nOFFICE R. A D. R. R. C 0..\/\nDecember 19. ISW S\nNOTICE. --The Coupon a of the Bonds of this\ncompany due on the lat January. lr*3o, ia New\nYork, will Ie paid at the Union Bank in that city,\nor st this office with exchan c \u201e\u201e.,\u201e\u201e.\u201e\u201e\u201e !\nTHO. W. BROCKENBROUGH,\nds9h-ts Treaaurer.\nPA.vIILY FMIUR--Of superior quality, lor\nx \u25a0bis m quantitiea to suit, by\n1 jaS-lw DI\u0027NLOP, MONCURrph 00, \u0027","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=1762,283,912,8762"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00004","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"cinpriwo. \u2122 \u0022~ |\nAJtS FOR NEW lilt rr*NS. -~-T hTeTepT\u0027\ndjlsg*\u0027i.\u00bbr l\u00abst sailing Bckr. CHRYSOLITE, Cap- .\n* nil -*-\u0027ii,n I\u0027 M Bair\u00df, bavin a\u00abre%ie\u00bb poitvui ;\n\u003C\u003Ef ier tai, i.et;,;.g. d. wnlsail with Qaio\u00dfdispatch, i\nFor balance of frsf htapylyte\nj.fl-i* W.D COLQUITT it CO. I\nj\u003E. KIR Nt:vi MiKK F RBT VESSEL j\ninXTJ\u0022 Richmond and N\u003Cw York Li bs t Fa.-mte.\nutiiaaiii y hf . ni,, f . r \u201e\u003Er fast s.o\u0027.in, achr WSTHE J.\nB i\u00bbi li master,he*ia\u003E apertioa of bercargo I\nsegued and i.in. on board, wi I hi-e setek di\u00ab- !\npatch For bais\u00dfce of frsi ,bt spell to i\njia-ts David a wm. currje.\n\u003E \u00ab f\u00bbS MEW YORK The sasevinr fast\naglS\u00bbV.vlihg acboener ISABELLA THOMI SON,\n\u25a0\u0022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u0027ijapt. Cose X, ha ring a portion ef he. car\nge already on hoard, will havsaoick dispatch. For\ntema inder, appi. to\njia-ot WM. D. COLQUITT A CO.\n.. \u2666 Hill \u00abll \u00bb R LJBSTON h. I .-Th- *~\u003CT\n\u003C^*lA\u003EPt\u0027Mir f;i\u00abt -aaiim. s hr. -JANE C PAT\n,,,,l \u0022 I ERSON \u0022 .-urin Ua,*.d. issster, ksviat\nb eonsidsrabls portion of her cargo en aged, will\nhave vis.-at.li for the above port. For remainder\nof i -i go api-ij lo\nit\u2014lw W. D COLQUITT A CO.\nja - \u25a0 \u003Emi\u003C b.-Thesteamer) L\u0027kTTh\nff- gaaasjj #PECK will, afer MONDAY next,\nmmmm \u0027\u25a0\u25a0\u0022ath last .ti aooatiaaa iunnm\u00bb be\ntween (i ,\u201e, Portssnouts and Nertelk, until fur\nther u.\u003Etice.\nTh-. steamer GLEN COVE,Capt Z.C GIPPOBB,\nwil eontteas the re-uiar run between this, Ports\nmonth mid Norfolk, I\u0027sviag the wharf at Rocketts\nri-nia..\\ even MONDAY. WEDNESDAY nnd\nFRIDAY MORNtNGS, at \u003Ci. v \u00bb precisely, and re\nturn eich alternate nay, (Suaaay excepted,) leav\ning Norfolk at the aame hour.\nue. 1 -ts H. 0. gASItTNB.\n_\u00ab-\u00ab\u2022-\u00ab\u00bb CHANUfe or not \u2022\u003E A i\n-fIsTARTIM. TO PORTSMOUTB\n\u25a0BaaaaaaaahiAND Norfolk, and reduc\ntion \u0022F FARE.\u2014TheGLEg COVE and CUR\nriB PECK wib. on anil alter Honda] next. 3rd of\nOctober, leave the wharf at Rocketts. every mora\niHuiida. a excepted, i at t\u003E.\u0027\u00bb o\u0027clock, precisely :\ni\u0027\u00abn Cove leering every Monda] . Weehteaday\nFriday mornings,and the Curtis Fecke\\er\u003C\naday. Thursday aad Saturday Bmraiaga, and\nboats return each alternate tlay i.toueaing ct\nbe regular landings going and returning.\nsaage tor ihe round trip, to ami from I\u0027orts\nfii or Norfolk, *5- To Oity Point, 81\nR O.HABKINB.\naraai THE ADAMS\u0027 EXP\u0026KSS luN.\n\u25a0\\JljLr Z* H PANY. lit .\u0022iiN St.. h%\/ing resumed\nSTEAMBHIP EXPRESS to and\nfrom NORFOLK. PETERBBI\u0027RG and RICH-\nM (ND by Steamers JAMESTOWM and Kirn\nftfOKFL winch leave NEW YORK every WED- I\nNESUAY arid SATURDA f, urn! thence bj RAH -\nROAD to WELDON. WILMINGTON, LYNCH\nBURG, SALEM. WYTHEVH I.E.and theprinci\npai pkscesi\u00df VIRGINIA and .NoRTH CA ROLINA,\nare now prepared to forward, with ,re;it dispatch,\nat seduced rates,cverj kind of Merchandise, valu\nable Parcels,Jewelry,Ac, to tiie above-named ci\nties, and ail places on the a\u00bbal\u003Enard.\nOur Express on rlie Steamships wiii bs seeoa\npaaied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who wiL\ngive their persona! attention to the careful tiandlinz\nof goods entrusted to the A DAMS\u0027 EXPRESS CO.\u0027?\nSTEAMSHIP EXPRESS.\nShippers *.vi!l please take notice that packages to\npoints in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent\nby Steamers, unless otherwise marked.\nFreight received, on day of sailing, until Sn\u0027clk\nP.M. J. L. M iDONOUGH,\nAgent of Adams\u0027 Express Co.\nSPECIAL NOTICE.- Express packages for Nor\nfolk, Petersburg, Richmond, and til places in Vii\neteia and North Carolina, intended for shipment 1 y\nSteamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, will\nhereafter !*\u003E received by the AFA MS\u0027 EXPRESS\nC \u0027MEAN V, who are the authorized asents for Ex\npress privileges on thesi slops.\nOffice of the New York and Virginia Steamship\nCompany. LUDLAM k PLEASANTS, Ak\u0027im.\nPIANOS, Ac- F. POLSTER, comer\nO\u0027ii and Broad streets, Richmond Va.,\nHi s.l \u0027asji.eiit for Wm. Knabe k Co. of Balti-\nBtmments. and ot\u00dfer a tieies in the same line.\noilers, on accommodating terms, tbe celebrated\ntrend and square PIAN -is made b*\u003E ins said prin-\nJOS, ITALIAN STRINGS, Ac, ot direct impor\ni,\u0027..on. or Southern manufacture, wholesale and\nretail Piaaoa aired out, tuned and repaired.\nCO M ILL IN Ffi V ST ORE. \u0027\u0026si\u00a3\n**T HOME MADE BONNETS, CLOAKSawH\nMrs. S. M. FA R It*.*s has now on hand aa fine an\nDKESSF.Saa eaa be found anywhere in the city.\ntoo numerous to mention. **\u0022c a r e se!ii;i_ all of\ni:e Bhove good* at .\u2022reatly reduced pneea. We re\nspeo\u0027lu.l* invite ..li who want, cheap .... . ive\n\u00bbtv*nt 70tons, a *\u25a0\u2022\u25a0 two DECK BOATS md one\nJSELLINO OFF, at eonsideraute . -\nreduction, at ih- ****Wm\nCHEAP HOOT and SHOE STORE.\n2 1 Bi:.. OS m tKT,\npreparatory to leaving .ie.-iti. j\u00ab2-6t*\n-v roc. BILE PIIIYATF...Br-aie\nliStLY-A T 11 0 X or.oi-RRELrJV-\u0027^-ii\ny. a R E. three s ears i .Id. Br-g^\n- Al S\u003C i\nAN\u0022.! private CAR R] \\.GE nearlj new, suitable\neither f r a prieate Carriage oi Hack. They can bs\nseen it tbe Btables oi Messrs Davis A Butekeson.\nA - re it hargaia may l*.i Bad \u0027\u003E\u003E applie\u00bbition to\nno-J2-\u0027\u00ab _ F. n Coi\u003EK Ai.-ionrer.\n\u0027. Ji Tlli.wJ IsM KUli.it\u0022haviii.\u0027 Purchased\nC2#the CRIG STORE of ihe late JOHN W.\n\\ff POLLARD, on 17th. between Grace and\n\/- y. Broad atreets. and made lar.e addition \u2022,\u25a0. the\nk, bow o\u00dfeis tothe pnbitti a well selected as\nbo fn.entoi U** E\u0027itS, ,M KDICINta ant! FANCY\naRTICtiES, tnil solicits tne former patroaage o\u0027\nil ay vi _ ba;i a b\u003En. experience, ho will five bis\npersonal attention to putt in up prescriptions\nJOHN W. F H\\ YS bR.\nm \u0022 V, M. IRA SMITH\u0027S\nSOUTHERN CLOIHING MANUFAC\n\\\\ TORY.\nId} ESTABLISHED IN l\u0026\u0027O.\n-*\u25a0\u0027 A V R ICH if it A , V ! R G 1 V \/A.\nit ta a fact not ttsnerallj k::awn, thy 1 estal. a\ned ma Clothing manufactory in :Ins citj TrN\nYEARS AGO and iitve constancy ioi taattims\ncontinued to cat andmakea lar,e portion ofiu.\nBtockin Richm. ml. as Bund rede of ma customers\n\u00bb 11 test if, to and bavin incressed my forces from\ntime to t\u0027me. am now better preplied to receive\norders for work in or small iiuanti\u0027iea t lan\nin reto ore md will auarantee co furniau thr::i jusl\nas .ov as they can !-\u25a0 had of Northern houses, and\netiua I in style and material.\nBeing a practical man at my b\u0027as ; ii\u0022bi.ini)i tee\nin., climbed in al the back window, over other\u0027s\nshoulders,* 1 Hatter m* self that I can giveaa m ich\nand as Kood ma article for the price, assay bouse\nAortA or South\nLet those who wish to build up purely Southern\nmanufacturers, patronise tneol i estal lis\/n d ifOitse*\nfirst, and let .\u0027\/i\u003C \u003En re:iii the reward the) Bojjsih\nmerit for past, present or futur* services THIS\nis .no HUMBUG, as I can prove bj from 75 to mo\nh v ds now in my employ,and many oi them have\nbeen lor years F.i\u0027rw.\u0027.\u0027i-- the manufacturer, at\nhome, more especially when *oa run do so without\nadditional cost. WM. IRA SMITH,\niv Mam street.\n\/-v (RAW FOitlJS SILOO.y,\n\u00abr*\\ ( 9 J lu.n Stbvet.\nS. V. CRAWFORlVrToinettir. \u0027\nnmW Lovers of good eating will always\nfind \u0027.here the very eiio.ccst.\nOYSTERS, PISH, CHOPB, WINES,\nGAME, STEAKS, LIQUORS,\nCIGARS, Ar.. fc. ~\nto be obtained ia anj Eaitiag House in this coun\ntry, de 9\u2014l.n\n__--- XHKS T. Mll HO I. A saAAAM\u00bb W.\n\/,_ lnextto Ezebaags Bank, is now filled\n\u0027V \\ I 4 \u0027y with the best ol everything in the\nxS|Hr CONFECTIONERY line. Tkeladiea 1\nfipaiiiueiit ha;- undergoes a thorough\nrenovation, and tne ladies are bow invited to call\nand partake of OYSTERS and other delicacies \u00abi\nthe season, served at fchort notice.\nA. ANTON!\n\u0027|HIMAt COM IVI\u0027V FIXTDM.EB.- Having my\nI new factory, with facilities and great\nly unproved machinery, bow in complete operation,\nI solicit orders from my fo-raer customers, soany\nof whom were disapp.nmcd ln\u00ab; year in conse\nquence of the burning of mi shop. .My machinery\nis all new anil of \u0027he best, character.\n[have a few FLATTENING MILLS on hand.\nasd \u0022hall continue to manufacture MILLS,BANDS,\nCASINGS and BENCH KNIVES, of different\npatterns. My [MPROVEU BAND, wi\u0027h ribbed\neaaings. will be entirely- reliable and much l*e|\u0027.er\ntn m tne old kind ol Beads eitk plain casings.\ni qMti stYe: \u003Es NtiTicT.- \u0022c. W.-\u0027r. wi has \u003E~r\n1 his deed of this dule, [which ia of record to the\n: Clerk\u0027s Office of the Hu.\u0027tin a Court of theCitj oi\n. t\u0027luhmond.i conveyed to me ia trust forthebeno\n, fit of bisoreditors, all ci his Bteekof Trimmings\ni sad goods of every description is bis store, No 175\n; Hroadstreet, also ill of ths debts due to bun I\n! have appointed him my asset to make .--alt*, pri\nj eatelu, of the stock on Bead, ami to collect the debts\n; tir.t ar\u00bb tlue.\n| Person* umntint *\u2022 c\/\u00ab in :h\u00bb Tnmmtn; ar 1\nFaun tine, willjtnd it te thr\u003Cr in\u003Eer\u0027.-t m make\npurehastf, a? th? busin \u25a0ssm.ust be. stated up\nRichmond,.\u0027 Hat December. 186*. ja2-lm\n! cKLLiattorv AT cost,\nI Contemplating to make a ehaa c in my busineaa.\nj I shall, troin tiiis dai until the Ist ot Fehrusry,\noSsrm entire stock of\nSTAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS\nFOB CASH ONLY!\nMi a\u0027ocs of Goods comprises every variety of\nFOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS\naenersllt Kept ia Div Goods stores, a\u003Eid r, is latety\nneeii much increased bi lar\u00abeadditiona froraaec\nti i\u00dfsalea lE:\\;n. never before solicited aaj fa\nror ...i the score of se! iaiial at cost, I can assurs\nmy fneeds and the public that I ani determia*ed\nup \u003Cn r*ii\u00ab oeeaaion to \u00abive them a chance for u r - :\nNargaina wnu:ri me not often offered io\nruein. Call and eoavia c yourself.\nML MITTELDORFER,\nCI\u0027IK K\u00ab Ft\u00bbR MLfc- \u0022 ~ __\nBICHMO I D CIT V S ft n *k.\u0027\nVIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, 3mi MORT\n-60 SHARES VUUMNJLA FiRF. AND MA-\nIn aiiins to suit purtfhaaers. bj\nm, 25 - ts crir. F F RCBLL A co_\nIVOHY HALISitI IIWOI.E TABLE j\nI CUTLE\u0027 ?.\u2014Just received s re W let of !\u003E-.th\nTableaed I esert KNIVES hand..mc patterns.\nAiao a f\u00abw doa n fine Ivors VKfiS and a ra\nriety of other TABLE CI I\u0027LERY. of diflerent\nstyiea.\nTo Ie sold in lota to accommodate familiea and\nothers, very cheap. Apply at F. B COOK\u0027S\ndi 15-ts Auctiim Store, 70 atain atr^ef.\nQl II.TEWSHIKT*. atUiiVrKDaVlftT\u00df.\nOpening t\u0027-ia inoinm-, two liundred more ol\ntlioae splendid quilted Skirts, with Steel Hoops\naad adjUktabte Hustle, white and colored. These\nSkirts are decidedly the most coui.ortable article\nnow wore b* the hdies. lam Belting them at very\nreduced nricea. Every body on,; lit to bnveoiie.\u2014\nTo I* had only at MAILEHT\u0027H\n. Cheap Store, tl Main at.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=2657,293,913,8739"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00005","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"AUCTION BALBB.\nFIT L HE 04TB,\nTHUT BALI OF REAL AM) PER\n\u2022 BONAL PROPERTY.\u2014Bj e-rtns \u0022fade** of\ntrua \u0027ear:r. pete Jumiip 3. la\u003E. from B*masJ\nMeredith. I shall aa tr.i tee. oa the 17\u0027h dn \u003C\u003E*\u0022\nJanuary, i\u003E\u00abu, b-II at pahae \u003Ev ion th- HoUSh\nA.Nii i OT mtbeeity of Biatn*nead,oa th\u2014ouoi\naide,.| Jaekso\u00dfstreet.at its isterseetioa arithSa\nPaal street, fronting nhout 8.1 feet, asd extS\u00dfdiec\nback t.. -in lue. Also, uvea HORSES, three\nCARRIAGES three BUGGIES. HAKNKBS. sad\na f HOUSEHOLD AND KIHCHEN FUR\nNITURE. The Carriages Baggtes, Horses and\nHarness will bs s -Id at teo\u0027elec\u00df, A M , at tbe sta\nble oi G. L. E irne-t. on teth atreet. am\u0027 th Bouse\nJiel Lot Knd Furaitars, wii! be aoM on the prem\nises, at S o\u0027clock. P. M\nI em- o\u003E !\u003E*.ii.-As ta real esta\u0027e, one t\u0027m-d\ncask; bateaca ai 4 aid 3 moa hs, interest added\nsecured bj treat deed. Aad as to personal property,\neasli ior a 1 .uma uieer \u2022\u25a0.,%\u0027 nil I months c edit\nas to ail eutna of *f0 and apwaree,the pureba\u00bbei\nliving bs \u2022\u2022\u0027. able note*, w\u00ab 1 sndorsed ir.t\u00abr\u003C-\u00bbt\nadd*d JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Trua cc.\nIB 7 *. Is\nV OTII I. -H virtue nf\u0027a. deedo\u0027tru\u00bbt. he rin\ndate 12th Jaaaarv, MS, a\u00bbid recorded in t\u0027iS\nOffice ol tne Hnsun \u25a0 Ceu tofthisett] netbeteth\nOctober, IS\u00a3\u0027.\u00bb. Horn James H Wab\u0027i li to me. i\n*.ni.r, tor tiie, b.eetitoi parties and fir pareoasa\niie r eni mentioned 1 will $\u0022i! at the .v tion knaiss\nof Hector D-v-ib.ob TUESDAY, i7tti Jan.. HjO\ntour likely N KG HO U EN. via :\n1 likel) you\u00dfa Carpenter,\nSlikely )oaag Faoi. r. Ilaids-Twister\u0022,\n1 like|, youai Factory Bead -*\u0022-re\\cman.\nju ~\u2014it J H HARRIS, Trustee.\nC Eas\u00ab3\u00a3A NT\u0027S SALE.\u2014 In olardteece to an or\n*\u25a0-\u003E der of ths Hii\u00bb.tin-s Court of ths city ot K:cii\nmoiid. mads Mi v,mii*\u00bbr lata, l-i.\u0027 in an attach\nment oi Morris A. Myers agate*! J. .\\1 Lewis. !\nwill sell, in front of the City hall, on WEDNES\nDAY aeat, the ilth instant,(that beiag Court day,]\ntntheh\u0027K best bidder, for caan. tii* into rest of the\n\u0027iitl J. M. Lewis, as as\u00abi :n\u00abe oi Janies A. Carter.\nin a negro man us mcd M ILES, now in the use a.nl\ntoasession ot Mrs Patesf Eraser, tor li*r life,\nwhich interest ia embraced in aai.i attachment.\nTHOMAS U. DUDLEY,\njaft\u2014dtda Serjeant Ci f \u00bb of Kiehwosd,\nBKLLEVUE lIOSl\u0027l I V1. .-Tins Institution.\nwhich has been m suoeessful operation for \u0027he\nlast seven yeais. ia situated on Church Hill, Rich\nmoiid. Virginia,ia a den, httuEairy position, and\nis furnished with evsrj convenience conducive, o\nto\u0022 comiort of patients and the successful treat\nment ol disease\nit has lately underironocx\u0027eris; ye repairs. Rooms\nI have i*en aicel) furnished snitable to tiie aceoni\ninodation ol gentlemen who may find it laeoave-\nBienl to he treateu at, t!i-ir private. It d-inus.\nParticular attention will bs paid to tberpiay-in\nurards, which are peeuli rly commodious.\nterms:\ni Fay able on tbe removal of the Pattest. 1\nWi te I\u0027atients, per week M\nColored do. do \u201e \u0027V\nPrivate Rooms, do. $7 to Silk\nBSuCit; acceptancea required for patients DonV\nths country, unlesa where the rnrtios ;ire known to~i\none of the Physicians oi the Hospital.\nThis includes a 1 charges for Board Medical At\ntendanoe. Nursing and Medicine. Byaaarrange\nruent with the Infirmary of the Medical College, a\namall -ddi\u0027ioiiai lee, from S2to R3O, wiU\nbe charred for Surgical cases. The particular at in\nmay he ascertained before-hand by apphcatioatu\non\u0022 of the attending Physicians.\nNo Small-Pos admitted.\nB\u003E\u003E \u003E\u003C\u00bb Patient roe, i\u00bbed for less than a v.-p\u00bbk.\nTin* undersigned \\v: 1! rive theirpersonal atten\ntion to all Patients placed in th\u003C*ir Hospital.\nA rTKNIIi.VS pbysicia\u0026b:\nJAM ES BOLTON,M. D., Grace st., between ath\nTHOMAS POLLARD, M. D., Goveraor St., Ist\ndoor above IE\u0022 hniond House.\n0. A. CRENSHAW, M. 11..I 1 .. opposite American\nilotei.\nWM. W. PARKER. M. IV, Law Building, cor\nner ol I2thand Franklin sts.\nC W P. BROCK, M.D., Resident Pbysietea.\nja Z\u2014 ly\nJOH \\ A- ST URGE GIBSON, IH \\ LDERS,\n\u2022\u00bb RICHMOND, VA., would respectfully inform\niheir fnenda and \u0027ho public generally, that their\nestablishment, at the corner of Cary and ti li sts ,\n(recently destroyed by iire.i baa been rebuilt in a\nsubstantial manner, and that they ,-ire now pre\npared to resume operations in their department of\nBusiness oa en extensive scale. To this end they\nhave enlar-ed uioir workshops, and furnished\nthem with all the improved MACHINERY and\n\u2022 tie r appliances which can facilitate or expedite\nthe prosecution of CARPENTRY WORK in its\nvarious branches.\nTh- ir new Saw Mil\u0027s on Mayo\u0027a Island are now\ncompleted on such a scale of capacity as will enable\nthem to meet the increasing demands oi tbeeity\nfor huildinv timbers. The mills arsof the Wriest\n\u2022Hid most approved kind, buiit i\u00bby George Page a\nCo . o! Baltimore,aad navim? f\u0026etr patent motions\nattachments. TneStesm Engine, of one hua-\nI dred horse power, was built by lo\u0027im ,\\ J\u00abinesTur\nI nt\u0022 ot tr.is city They have on band several raits\nI ..i first rate pi ne, lo -a and baa c made arraa .einont*.\nI t\u00bb get a continuous supply, md are prepared to fill\nj i de a promptly. at reasonable p ices ar.d ..n\nI accommodatin terms The; have a reli\ni i!e i. \u0027chanic to work \u0027ii \u003Er! ith aiach\u0027ne, and will\nI f i \u2022 . i I i-torers\u0027 laths in aii\u003E quantity that may\nI it--., will aa heret fore, furnish PL4as aad sa-\nI riuavKs for bn Idin a and n her imurovemente.\nlii .1 i! contract : r tbe erection and completion\n.\u25a0! the same, in the city or country.\nF.-r the liberal pat \u2022\u0022\u2022\u25a0. c extended to them in\ntheir grateful thanks andassnra them that tne l\nwill endeavor by even means in th r pow\u00abrtol\n\u2022\u2022 ciii a continuance of th.-ir favor m.v confidence I\nj.i 3 -dftw\nfNFIRMART OPTBE rIEOM\u0027AJL t\u0027\u00ab\u00bbL-\nI LEGE.- Thia Infirmary ia aituated at rhe cornet\nof Marshall and Colleitestreets, in an elevated and\nlvi position, convenient to the Railroad De\n[otelsand other eeutrea of business. (\u2022-s\nii.l with ever) arran-.tement reumsite foi\ncessful treatment of diaeasea tud in.iuriea\nthe comfort oi ti:.* sick .M\u0027 persona r,\n. MEDICAL or SURGICAL -i-c. except\n.-tne and those laborinn ur.i\u0027er oontatiou*\nas, sre admitted into the institution. Evib.\n\u25a0en are alsii receiv- d md c i.cli:;!-- \u0027itteieVe\n.te riMims furni\u00dfbed when desired.\ni.at.eiits are under tiie. charge of the I*rofea\ntbe College, who visit the wards dail.. The\nst\u0027or Board, lied.cal Attendance, Naraici\n\u003Ed;e:ne ftre, fi\u003Er Fer week.\nPatients fto\n.i \u0022 N\n\u2022-\u25a0 Kooins 7 to 3 15\nIditinn to the above ratea. in cases requiring\na Swrgaeei Operation, by a reement ivith tiie pro\nprietors of the Bellevne Hospital, a small lee is\nchar.eil for the. operation, varying iron: 82 to S3 \u2022\naccording to its importance. Trie particular foe 13\nany ease maj he ascertained by apphcation to eith\ner of the Atteadiaa t\u00abur\u00abeeiia or the Resident Ftiy -\nsscian.\ni Ail eharfsa payable ou the removal oftbepa-\nAtte\u00dfdinr Surgeons\u2014Frofe. GIBBON, PF.TiCO\nLAS and WELLFORD.\nAttending Phjsieteus\u2014Profo. TUCKER CON\nWAYandMcCAW.\nResident Phy\u00dfician\u2014EDMUNDS MABON, M.D.\nSteward\u2014F. M. FARRIMH.\nPresident\u2014 L. S. JOYN RH*M. D.\nPersons te the oouatry, desiring to seed patienfa\nto the Infirmary, ma. :ul Iress either the President\nor the Resident Pbysietea. ja6\u2014ly\niri\u00dfieiNiA stoves : vTr\u00abinia\n\\ STOVES!! VIRGINIA STOVES! I!\nRICH MO.XD S TOv~k WORKS,\nESTABLISHED IN 1861.\nA. H A S N V I \u003E i-: i;\nI Manufactures at Hi a celebrated\nSOL\u0027Tfa EBN BTOV E FOUNDRY,\nCYLINDER, BOX. P A i! LOR and COOKINS\nSTOVES, ol the icat desirable *r\\ ies aad oi supe\nrior workiaz qualities: also, HOT AIR FURNA\nCES. FRONTS -I: \u2022 OR a FES. HOLLOW WAKE.\nH i DHANTB, SINKS, *j., Ac. ami DBOBtdescrip\ntions of Ught Machinery and Greaunental Castings.\nTne proprietor is convinced that sufficient appre\nciative patrons could be found is bis market who\nwould paj the rateeof a yood article, to justify hhu\noi tbe use ef the nesi m iteriala and in tbe employ\nmeat of competent mecbaaios. Tteo-third* if (at\nmou \u0027den emptoued on tk.-sr Stoves arr Virgintans,\n\u25a0ri.. keet .\u0027..firn- i iht.tr trade n; the** work*.\nThese Stoves ha - .e been gradually gaining favor\nuntil tne* have become the most popular of any in\nass. Their superior strength aad mmpiicit) ofope\nra*on ! pecnliarlj fits them for ths use of servants.\nREFAIRIN * PLATES promptly supplied.\nTiaaera and Stove dealers throa, bout the Boutk\nare desired to iotward their n-ders t\u0022\nASA 8N i DER, Richmond, Va.\nRetailed in Richmond by Messrs, 0 D YALE A\nCO., WM. SEAR.- WOOD.G. fe A. BARGAMIN,\nJr.. and WM. A MOUNTCABTLE.\nBe 10 dl\u00df\u00dfcwSm\nI\u003EUt\\ 1i..\u0022 \\v. s. k G \u00221 (ON NAN have re\nloved their stock of HARDWARE, CUT-\nY. Ac, , to then Iron-front Store, just eree\u0027ed\n!* Fast a:iEi of l.\u0027jth ur Governor a reet i ear\n. where tliei will bs pleased to see their\nIs and engv-mers iltnr tlii.i dtte.\nn-\u0027 to the rpfcut buraiag ..t ths Messrs. Gib\nestabliahment considerable delay baa been\ntoned in the cooiplstmn of their store.aad\nli_ii not prepared for their reception, do n-.t\nd that any interruption ehall ;\u003Ee occasioned\n\u25a0ir imsinets.\ni slnrt tiiiie we bops to have everything in\n.\u2022f order, of \u0022Miic\u0027i (iin notice will bo tivea.\nlalrfal for the liberal pa\u0027rona_;e bestowed\nus lormanv years past,sad belisviag we shall\ntter prepared, is,all respect-., thas ever, to\n\u2022\u25a0ii\u0027eooru r busiaess is our,; w tocatioa, we re\nfully solicit a continnaDcc of ihe sain-*\nliii.ood, .Tan. 2d. l.sOn i. S- it*\nU - ! i 1 \u003C| BOMS AN D\\\\ INK V-- \\V i S,- I i \u003E~N\nPOWERS, corner of Cary anil Pearl ste.,\nconslaritiy on hand the finest old London\nHennessey aedOtard. Dupay \u0026 Co BRAN-\nX.th paie and dark; tineat old WHISKIES,\niiited ol\u0022 pure R\u00bbe, very o\u0027d: hc\u00bbst old Peeeb\ntpals BRAN DIES; finest old West Imiia Kl\u0027\\l\nloliand GIN, w,th a assortment ofoth\niuo a. In WiN ES. we gave 100 baskets of the\nest CHAMPAGWESt Madeira, Sherry and\nWiN bS iaene-susrter aadeae-eL bth i-ack\na;so. on urau. lit. winch we ere cmatantlv\nted with For sate aa low as siniiitr *...\u2022\u0027\u0027\u00bb\n\u003Cc had at any where .fe IS In.\niT !\u0027I \u003Et i AMI Sb M TI V.7 5 f\\* til .\u25a0Vfcw.\nFEED\u0027S PATKNT LOCK STITCH BEW-\nMaCHINE. Price BSO \u2022 \u2022 SI9S each\nSO- WM LCOX v til BBS* celebrated BEW\nMACHINE inveated b J. E. a Gil bs, ~i\nFeint. Pocahontas cooafi Va. Pries\n,ifli Tho*e wisl.iti.- a \u00ab\u00bb\u2022\u0027. low- prtred. wail\nreliable Mac i c. are aaaured that tbe sua\nusr.te cl nii.i for thht Maehiaeoaa hen ; I\nCX W! 9 E-A XI N\u0027S FA V I!. V\u0027 X N !TT IN I\nHIN.Eii nea i .d u\u00ab- IV. luvoutioa ; aala\nDaRBY ft JOHNSON, Ageata\nNo. 15 Goveraor s .. IE hiw ad, Va\nI.\u2014Thoae deairena ol ob+ainin* au Areas for\n:tle of these celebrated M v hines in Vir. rata,\ni Carolina and Tenassaaye, will nr\u00bb.i it to their\ntst te make early-application. D. A J.\n:-lin\nr-\u0027ROt FRIES, Fill ITSatadPmOVISIONS\n\u25a0 i have bow ia store the Bin at rrnapkitn aseon\n\u0022 en\u0027 of f HiiiiU Groceries, Teae, Wiaes Lienors\nand Cigars; Applsa, Craabernaa Potatoes; Smok\ned Reef, Salmon aad Balihat, a * be ar-cured\nHuns. Breasts aad ShoaWera; saper Eatra and\nFamily Four. mwtm Mountain Buekwkeal Mosaas\u00ab\nSB, Ac, whicli I will ae|| lower tuan Saa \u0027* pur\nchaned at any similarsateblisbme ujhthe cit\u00bb.\nf F. KAVENAGH.\ni;a BreadsL, betewitk,\nTCPMIAfJ Ar 111 1.1 . no MAIN STIRET call\nattention to the foUowias ; mil, wh\u0027ch ti.ey\noffer it the lowest kimi ot puces: Velvet. Cash\nmere and Silk easts. Overcoats anu P.ccohminn,\nin urstt variety ; Shir\u0027s ami Orawer- suited t.\u00ab the\nseason, all aizea and prices; Gloves. Neck Ties arid\nHandkerchiefs We want to sell them, and \u00bbncr\nrhe lot cheap. Come aud buy.\nTUP.MAN A HULL.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=3529,301,929,8759"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00006","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"AUCTION BALES.\nW9TPMMD2YS. \u0027\u0022\u0027 \u0022\u0022\u0022\u0022\nBy.Wru. faaullJLAaarrr,\nOH NfflatOfcSi a \u00ab it \u00ab T\u0022tn.vi... 0n WF n\nfUMr s - M y , v d \u201e, ()f ~, ti \u201e, \u00ab j\nA. hL.ia heat afdrs Ao.-t \u2022\u2022, Mors \u201e| i t \u0027, o\nrsiiinii.l skaUseU tweet \u003E Hi oehi\/baZai ~\u2122 c\nto the seteMwf the latere) J,\u25a0 ,:,ur\u00bb-\u00ab anion? 3\n! them are ansae likely yieut hensaU\u00dfova Hmsl (\nServants, Fantasy and Fa a Beads. \u0027 \u0022\u0022\u0022\nj Tbbjbs\u2014Casht or\u00abaeoaths uedrt, interest added I*\nlor well erm .rae.d BBgObahts iru\u0027i-i a\njos. B DUNN.\nLieruior oi J.-b itra.* deed.\nBateeoedacted b\u00bb Wx F...\\ml\u0027 .auct\u0027r.\nWiU be added several ether valaahM NLUROE3.\nwhom ia a g\u003EoU Cue.\u0027..\n\u00bb\u2022 tds _ w. p., Aaett. i\n11 iJa*. SI. Taylor A Sea* Autl\u0027r*.\nL\u0027B %\u003EII It HOI hi ANoT.r.I. O v BLLVt\nx iiEKr-. STREbT, Al aLCTION.-The en-.r\naeriber iataa\u00dfieg to dtaoontica* kewss-sssping,\nwill ssliupoa the prsasteaa.asil L\u0027EBUAi .the iOth\ndaj t Jn.uary .eo\u00df\u00dfaaeacte at JBtOeteea t Mh |\n\u25a0 HUL.~F sad LOT. on beiv ,!..,\u00ab street, in itie I\nEsn oi Belvmere Tne harass has i\u00abuii tecoiitty j\ntiuii\u0027. eoi.taiiis I,.ur coinioit.-ii 1-rooms \u00bbithagood 1\nsis A kite ha a aed ah BBtaasaiy oet-buudia\u00bbs.\ni he t.ot treats at \u0027cci. Bad iv us oncK l*u ie*-t.\nImmediately * Iter the sale el the Boaws will be\ns-htaii mv HOVBEHUED esdKiTCaEN Ft\u0027R-\nN I 1 I \u00bby t. con ismu of tiie usual variety.\nfatUsS.\u2014For tne real esti.ie. one tourth rash;\nme balance at ii 12 ana Is lu\u0027oiiim. p.r negotiable\nBOtSS, With interest added, ami secured U) a trual\ndeed. The taxes lor ISM to lie pa ,,u ov \u0027he pur\nchaser. For tiie personal property, cash wj I bejnp.\n* m } rm K. ~ **M. BatNETT.\nJ sb. M. Tai LOB k Son, Auct\u0027rs. ja 5\n\\-a 11 \\ it\u00bb.k. vr marr tai\u00bb FES rv for\n\u2666 RfcNT aT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Oa Ull-\nDA j . tLe Utii dai ol Januar., 1360. at the hour of\n12 M.\u003C I siiai: rent aeon n.e pfsmtess. to tee high\neat bidder, the WHARF PROffeRTY belonging\nto the estate ol Wdiiaaa F\u0022. Deprteat, deceased,\nbeing ths same th.it was last .ear in tnsoocupaa\noyofths Philadelphiadteaaah-at Compauay, The\nWi.ait aad ebeda are ia noodoiaer.\nijhO. D. PbEaHANTS, Deputy.\nJas\u2014id forJao A. Batehosoa.S. H. C.\ntty tasBBJM .v. .ippersuti, Auct\u0027s.\n1\/ ALI A R L\u00225 IT.IVATE OU t- I,Lla(;\n* AM\u003E vacant lot.om theboutbside\nOF BOSS, NEAR TO GOVERNOR STREET,\nFOR SALE AT AUCTION.\u2014At ths rea-ae*! of the\nlieirs-at-law of the late Mr. 8. 1\u003E Oiy aabaaf, **c\n\u2022ball sell at pu.nic auction, oaths premises, oa I\nTUESDAY, the loth January, ItMt, at I o\u0027clock. P\nM.ttha very desirable propert. located aaabove,\nla\u0027e residence of tire deceased. The dw-lim.,\nwhich i- a ii.est excellent one. hasM rooms, he\nside-- iin|iU\u003C servants\u0027 accommodation and is sup\nplied with -as and water. In the dwelling will lie\nattached ti feel \u2022\u2022! around frofltiaa ob Bees stieot.\nrunning back about, !\u003Ef feet, with tbe privilege of\nan sites extending out tn Governor street. The\nvsi an. ! \u003Et on ihe east, which has tne a.ime front\naad depth, has in the rear an excellent lir:ck s\u0027ahie\ni iml carriaaa bouse. This lot will l\u003Ee sold with or\nwithout the dwelling, as may be deemed test it the\nii,. ir of sale. The Wat.on of this propert) isad\ninrahlv suited for the merchant or professional\ngentleman.\nTbb as.\u2014 One-fourth caali; l\u003Es\u003Enee at 6. 12 BndlS\nmonths, for negotiable notes, int.-rest added, se\ncured hy a trestdeed. Ihe taxes ami insurance lor\nliX) to U* pain ba the porchaser.\nde 2S-tu\u00df \u003CiooDIN k APPERBQN, Aaete.\nrui\\i\u003EilS.sS\u00abiM.\u0022it\u0022s- \\iM. OF VAJLtJA-\nKj FEE FARM OF UPS ACRES, OB THE\nCHARLES CITY C. IE ROAD TWO MILE.*-\u0027\nBELOW RICHMOND.\u2014Aa Conmiissioaer, ap\npointed by a decree ot the Circait Court of the\ncount) of Henrico, prouo\u0027inccd en thertlh Novem\nl\u003E.*r. 1893, m the caseof\u00dfeal and others, a.amst\nFarrar\u0027a administrators, Aic.. waahall proceed to\nsell, at public aucti\u003C n. on the premises, ob FRI\u25a0\nWHth Deceaaler. UM. at 12 o\u0027clock, M.,\nnot, the next leir d-i.,i that rainsble\ned aa above, of which John Farrai d ed\nntainmg li 0\u0027\u00ab sores. It will t.e subdi- I\nvuied according to a slat and survey to be \u2022amb\nit ed nt the hour of sa\u0027\u00ab The nisnsion house and\n36acres have been assured to Mrs, S. M. Factor,\nas ker dewer to be held t\u003Ey herduriag her hi\u0022: aad\nno* other lUS acres will bs divided into two ok.\nmore parcels, as may he deemed v oat iudieaowa.\u2014\n\u0027f he part allotted sa dower will he sold subject to\nthe lite t \u0027Baatoy of the widow, and the residee will\nhas a -Id ta lee, with the ritht of immediate posses\nsion.\nrBBJCS. \u2014One-third eaah; balance at 1 and 2\\eare I\nfor negotiable notes, interest, added and title re\ntained till aM the purolo.se mono) is paid, and a\nconveyance ordered bj the Court.\nL. R. SPILMAN. \u003E\nJOHN T i HILDREY \\ Coaun\u0027ra\nA. IE fcA.NLr-i. S j\nBsteconducted hy Goppix A Appaasoa, Auc\u0027te\nnoZt\u2014Saw3w\u0026tda j\nPOrTrPONEMFNT.-Tnee\u00dfse\u00dfaeaosoftke\u00dfO\u00df\nattendance of bidders, thsa\u0027o.e sale waapnstpoa\ned to WEDNFBDAY, thu 18th .1 ma \u003Er; , IBuv,si 12 \u003C\no\u0027cloch M., iif fair; if not. the next faifoav.i\nde|B \u0027\u2022\u2022\u25a0vi vilss;..-NKBS. |\n11 \u25a0\u2022 i-.liss,., \u003E , a s lAbl OF VAL.I A-i\nv BEE RMi, KSTATE, ON CBURCH HILL i\nON FRANKLIN ANDSPt iSTREETS b Com\nmissioner \u0027ipp in ted by a decree ol the Circuit\n.\u0027\u2022 urtol the citi \u0022I Richmond proetHinced\u2022\u00ab tbe\nli h December. IV!\u003E ia the sum of Alien, Arc vs.\nAllen, I aha I proceed to i li at -.ulUio anctioa on\nthept mines on MONDAY, the \u0027tin \u003C!\u25a0* J.n.i.r\nlapt ats.4 o elo\u003C k P.M., ; l I.v; if not tfl nea\u00ab\nurday, tiie r\u003C. hI Estate of wa eh i.ie late. Wil\nli u\u00ab -i \\i ii died i-zd. viz: The exeelleal .\nUi\u003Ci\u0027\u0027K T Nl iIKNI al tbe eoroe l of Franklia i\nmd 9ths\u003C eeta, i i.-ntin-iCfeel on Franklin tree!\nrtnniu l\u00abck IM feet t\u00abanalley \u00bb Fetwide Also.\ntne VV .t I \u25a0\u2022! iv ...i.i... Iru il. the I line !. \u2022\nmd depth asthelotoawh h the dwellin. stands.\na* t:-. Lot on \u0027he crt UaeofaOth street be\ntween Grace and Fraokli airee\u0027B, I . n\u0027ni. SS\u0027set,\nmi \u2022:- bach about Uri. teei t.. an mie\u003E, hs* in.\nhere a aFi \u0027\u003C\u25a0\u0027\u25a0\u0027 sd Dwelling.\nTrnM\u00ab -Oae-third eaak; b laaoe at U aud M\nmonths for nerotiaWe g.iiti interest -tided, aad\ntitlt it\u0022, ned til .. be parehsss mosey ia tel \u25a0\niui ihe taaes f.\u00bbr l**o t\u0027\u00bb\u0027* paid by tne pureh\u0027.s-\nWILLIA.M C\u0027N W.ALLEN Com r.\nhale conducted t.\u003E Godbis .*; Appaa*e\u003E, Au\u0027V.\ndeaS-tds\n!\u00ab, \u003E Aad E O F \u00abags\nVALUABLE REAL ESTATE\u00abg\nPERSONAL PROPERTY OF GREAT FALUE\nAbout Mw acres of I AND a i.. s River; a\nlar.e STEAM SAW \u00abad GRIST MILL: man,\ncomfort.ble RKS DENCFS and other bui\u0027dinss\nand -Rr ons other kinds ol 1\u0022-..**!U %BL\u00a3 I\u0027ROl -\nERTi \u2014On W i DNEBD \u0027V. \u0027he Utfa day oi .Jam.\narv,i*ou ihe undersigned, by virtue of eertaiaooa\n\/ejancea to him from J ones H k ler will sell at\npublic auction, at Bitier\u0027a Mills, in York county,\n\u2022he ii ost deeirable propert\u0027 that has ever bees ea-\nI posed to sale ia this community consisting of aJmat\nI 2 IKU ACKK S O F I- A N D .\nlying on Yolk Rive\u003E, and knows as the Ripon Bell\nestate. There is on tli s est:t\u00ab a lar c sTF AM\n; SAW and GUIBT MILL; n WHARF extending\nbetween seyea i.nd eight hundred mrda te keep\nwater ia fork Ki.er; a lar.e and commodious\nBOARDING BOL\u0027SK; some ei*ht or ten private\nRESIDENCES, suitable tor the comfortable ae\nrommodatioa ot families; four large Buns; a large\nStHl..e. and a rJiacksiiiiH.\u0027s Stum besides com\nbouses ami other oat Lmildines. A BRICa-YARD.\n.-\u25a0iieds and Machinery, and some ii uui oi ;.*..iji*i\ni.unt I\u0027ei.ii Treea selected sad set owl with great\ncare, some of winch me. t-xpected lo t\u00abar Iruit next\n!r. addition to t ! ie above are Wer 17 good HOR*ES I\nand MCLES, Log Waaona and Lumber Wexoas\nHarness and Chains Paramag (Jtensils, Lumlier, j\nli ,uj, Shiagtes, ami varioai other oommodtties !\nj ..f treat value.\nA number ol very rood Mich Cows, a pood Dnr\nham Bub. (selected and brought oe from New\nYo\u0027k,! Veariinss and Pigs of improved breed.\nThe LA\u0022*) U will bo sold ia p it.i ,sor laoneeatirs\nbody, as ;n ay bi at suit purchasers, The sale of the\nLand wi\u00bb! coanmeace on the nth or Jaaaar*,BMO,\nn? 12 o\u0027clock M., and the wholesale will taj aoa\ntinued fromdsi t.\u0027da* tilleoatpleted.\ni SHMs\u2014.M.ade known on tbe day of sale.\nr.f.\u2014Any pesondesiring informal on in regard\nto the ,tho\\e saie. can apply to M. 11 NaPP (\u003En \u0027lie\npreriiipes, or to L. J. BoW\u0026BB, Es.|,, WiUiame\nburg. Va. dein-d\u0027ds\nTiITH L I All VI I.KS Ol V IatOIN I \\.-F.acU\ni winch have reoentli seam to our kaowiedfe,\ntogether With advert.sements. and a c.rd which\nhas been sent extensively throaak the country te\nout iVieinis and cusioinera, and from which we\nmake the following extract: \u0022Thesubscriber bave\nn:g oonducted the alsiva business for rue Uiot \u0026\nrears, on Franklin street, aadef the utile ol 6.\nWATT k Co., !\u003Eei\u00df leave to in for as Ins inenda\nHint ths customers of ths old concern that that\nfirm doeS\u00dfot BOW exist,\u0022 tiaco satasfied us \u2666tiata\nrei,ul r and ayatematie etf.irt his aad i\u003E still i\u00ab\nitii made to deceive the public aad lead their. *o\nbelieve that the concern ol \u00ab\u0027.EO. WATT A CO.\nis not in existence, and that the or:!\\ place to .\u25a0\u00ab*(\nWatt\u0027 Patent Ciitf Brace Flow is from a mar. aim\nia dailj \u2022-\u2022 the Patent Laws, and aaiuatlj\nileprivtng Georts Wattoi bis property, b) utakiai\nrata Pi teat 1 low, without his authority \u003E\u003Er sonaeat\nWe desire to correct the impresstt*s b:ii\u003C sought to\nlie made, and inform yoeaad the indie that the\neonceraoi GEORGE WaTT \u2022\u0027\u003C\u2022 00, is still ia ex\n\u25a0steaeei that Geo. Watt, the inventor and oaten\nrre, not sold i i.c right, or authorised ;*m eae,\nsxcept Mr. F. w. Soett, ef Fredencksburgi to\nmake saj of hie i\u0027atent Plows, and that we keep\n\u2022 NBatiintl) on hand a large of all sises, testes\naadsr our personal sopeivisioa, from the only\nBpattenas. of the best inatsriahi together\nsrtetyel ether Agricultural iiiiplementa.\nre warrai-t te the buyc, aad mc detor\not to be undersold by an. oas ia tee mar\nket. Our GEO. \\\\ AT I\u0027 retuin\u00bb irs suseers thaaks\nto his friends anu the punas, wbe have airtni\u00dfsd\nhim heretofore, ami we solicit a continuance oi\ntheir patronage. GEO. WATT k Cu.\ndeS\u2014dhewlm\nf Ot KSVIITIIf S\u003C;. ISI IL 11 A.Mil NtJ\nle SILVER PLATING, he.\u2014Ths suhseffibef has\niu*\u003El returned from the Northers eifes. where tie i\nI .is laid m a large supply id\u0027 materials, ef the heat\nQuality, \u0022\u00bbed iBLO^KSM(THING.BELL BANG\nING.StLvEB I\u0027EA\u0027I\u0027IN i. etc.. ami invite, aeh\nlic atteiit!o!i to Us bnsniesa. Ha has am ployed the\nIrkmsa te be had.sad is prepared to male\nevery k nd of Loca. to 8 .Su Bsi\u00bbLS ir. the\nr.ner. ssd todoSitvei Platiagia astyls set\nrsassed hy \u003E.ii\u003E eatablishtiieat istkiseeaa\nl ma work ii v. ,irr:irited. or BO sale,\naaexjrerteaeeol man* \u003Ee*ia ia thiaeit*\nt- i\u0027..\u003Ei.iit .nee with the oest Loch mahereu\nnlri.u- Batters ciiiiseii tsat he can \u003C:ve\n,i..ii U.\u0027has to. workmanship snd c\u0027\u003E.-e\u00ab\nlefnie s.\u0027iioila orders Irom town and Oouii\ncii will reset eith sroaipt atteatiea. i\nnsvuah ii tohavsLjaci- MAPaoaaapai\u00df I\n. - .ii \u0027~, in \u0027\u00ab:.\u00bb si.ie.or BH.VBB PtAtt\u00dfa\ndis a supenor ma\u00df\u00dfer. era invited toes\n*\u25a0 \u2022i \u25a0 ha\u25a0\u2022 at, -.i! iuir, str.\u0027rt, t--ce it.\u00bb.-\u00ab\n| ,i.:.u. where they win s\u00bb attended to ai I\n-test BOtlcS :\n\u00ab from a dista as peat tin \u00abUi.h tne y,*T I\nritl r* immediate! hltsd; aad Bell Hsngin i\nam par\u0027ol the cur.tr- a\u0027Citi trIOSB.\n\u0027\u0022\u201e , VvM W ,-NFAH I\n\u2022j Putter, ejtd Bell Hau.er. I\ndmi iv; ji rtreet Btehntewa. Va\n\u003C-iM\u003E bifiNAiiiTNirrr.\nCkntuttd te the L ti*lnlmr* of Fu.\nCAPITAL ii\u0027jotui!\nt x \u25a0*. ri rr -\u00ab\u0027\u0027\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 *\u00bb\u0022 aspo\u00dfitia saaui ..f FiVF\nid LLARaaad Dpwatdl on wuich lateraatal \u0027he\nrat of \u00abis per centum per annum is ; aid for mini*\nsix numths or \u0027on er; \u00abor abort*! Pc\nri.jda, lateresi at tee r .te el\u00bb per eeatuea\nI he \u00bbhiE* inint atneh lamed \u0027\u0022 r Iks de snails.\nD\u0027tgo\u0027i.* reoeiveo sad eertiftcatea issued by the\n, Cashier T B M\u0027AbKF. at tee \u2022 ore \u201ef I H\nhpeeee enraef of Mam aud Geversor atreets\nR lini\u0027iiii, Va.\nfiAM\u0027LJ. COTTBF.I L Pree-t,\nT.B STARKE Cashier.\n. CVWALrttALL. Seoretar*.\nT T la tithe inte?est of every person fo go to E.\nI t\u0027.ol r.SMIT *\u00ab5 Broad street, to \u00abtirchaae a\u00ab.me !\nof hi* Hoods, nx tliey are to becioMid out at a great 1\nsamifice rather than to remove tb\u00abia. |","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2#xywh=4427,310,932,8767"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/2\/ocr\/source\/P3_TB00007","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"AUCTION BALBS.\n*r J\u00ab H. DlCTes, Aact\u0027p.\u0027\nAV\u0027TION- H KNES. MILES. \u003COW\u00a7. *\u00ab.\n\/I he-Will le\u0027oldTrlfSMo\u00dfNiN^eoateS\u00dfi\noil at F. o clock al trie horas te.\u0027.ori \u0027\u0022ouneT\nChamber Hill, *e.er*i Worssnd s-ddi\u00ab Hoiijra.\nI yonn. MELTS wefl broke.aad soeaaf; 1 Mi.\u00abt\nbne top BUOoY ; 1 swperios\nHi ru Hi.BSE, youn. and sound j J MUM,\nBold Ice no taut, ttte owner h \u25a0\u25a0. in* no uaa fortaeaa.\nJ\u00bbr . x J H. l\u0027l\u0027tufc.*S L AuerrT^\nBy E. B- f oot-.t\u00dftt. .\nHV R 2*-*t *\u00bb LtK. *c, IT AUTION.-\nmmlt Va L A \u0027\u0027I\u0027RDAY. 7th mat. st IDo\u0027clock. I wdl\na\u00ab i. at tti\u00bb H\u00abrae i.\u201ef ~n Council Chamber Hib.\n\u00bb u\u003CJ sALKi.b holsjbi,\n. ii l tfi\u003EuX*K \u0027\u2022 lt \u0022\u003E celebrated Stallioa. RBD\n,11,1; L *\u0027 fmj \u0027 isars old, perfectlyataaW aad\n.VeV\u2022 ; te. O i r troJ|e, , .\u0022*\u0027 #0r J \u0027 \u0022*\u0027* h \u00bb rn \u0022\u0022 ! \u25a0\u0022*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\n, M l ;\u0027, I\u0027.\u0027M\u0027J ** r, \u0022*\u0022*\u00ab MULE?, three years\nlow ifaS., V \u201e*r\u0022,\u0022hV \u2022 Mt \u0022 ,i \u0027 \u00bb\u0022\u00ab\u00bbie and reliable\u0027\nt -ti owner uawn.. ::\u2022 ,\u0027urtflsr BSB\n\u0022j TO.\u0022 BUGGY and HARNr-SS te loofl or 4\u201e.\n\u00ab ,v ~ . . T B COOK Auctio\u00dfser.\nv\\ i I be added to the above aaie. the ce\u0027ebreaasf\ntutter One-re Joe, sa,d io make bia Bole taste*\nof thee minutes\nMy Ales. Notl, ABct. \u0022~\nUIItMTIIIF.ItIH I.OOIJS ANDGROCB-\nI R I BS, *c-Vill l\u003E\u00ab g\u003Ed st suction, at ay\na ore. on SA I L R OA V morning nest, the 7th last.,\ncouio-e\u00dfci\u00dfi at 10 c c.oek a enor*l assortment\nHOFStHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,\n!|RV GOtiDS. CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES\nHATS and CAPS.\nGROCI Rl\u00bb-s.- *i bhis. Whiakeytte bbls. Frssek\n\u0022heady; ;\u25a0 bbls. Holland uin; \u00bbi obis, old Cogaao\nAL3O*.-N do\u00ab. STOMACH BITTERS.\nja6_ _ ALEX. NOTT, Auctioneer.\nBy Thoa. \\V. heesee. Auct\u0027r,\nlOifice corner 12\u0027h and Cary ats.f\nHOKSI :\u25a0 AM\u003E \u003Ev for sale at\nAUCTION -Will be ottered on SATURDAY\nMORNINO, Janusrv fth, commensing at IB\no\u0027clock, at tne boise an, tiori jot, on Cou\u00dfcil\nJtiemier Hit., savers- SAO DLL and U.\\RM-.Sd\nHOMBKB, and threw MULES\njari -21 Trius. VV. BEES* K. Auot.\nU OHSKS, ( OtltMlifV lllt.lili.B, icTi\nAT PUBLIC AUCTION.\u2014Ws will *ell, at\nattction, to tea hi .ties\u0027 bidder, on SATURDAY.\nthe7ihof Jaeaary isitaat, oa ib* premises.at IS\nM ail the STOCK rd th-* late firm of Moore A\nWeiairar eonsiatina of HORSED CARRIAGES,\nBUiiGIEB. WAGONS CART, HARNESS, COF-\nFiN MATERIAL, Ac\nTbbms.\u2014Ninety da a. for undoubted negotiable\nn. *.\u003C a BURFOOT A FRIEND,\njaa-1 TrJL\u0027J 9 *!\u0027...\nwtllunltl 1 *ll.i. US IM. \u00bb\u0027 l\\ .\u003E \u00bbl I I IIV\n\u2022 i\u0027tioi.s.-WiH b\u00bb sold on SATURDAY. Janu\nary 7\u0027h,at II o\u0027clock, at the blacksmith shop of\nJames D. Mi ebslt, on 17th street, ths following\nblacksmiths\u0027 toots, levied em by aae, maatiafy aa\neaeeal ob ia mv baada in laverbfM m H. Andrews\nts. Jaaues D Mitehs I and R. M. Coertae\u003C : \u003E Bel\nlows;2As ils. 7 Hammers;S vteen; tot asw Iron;\nlof old Iron; lot oik i imbet; lot Waaoa Spokes; lot\noh! Whes\u0027s; lot Hoes and ii\u00bbke\u00bb. and other tools\ngenerally foaadi\u00dfa blacksmith\u0027s shop.\nTki as\u2014Cash. JNO. VV. WRIGHT, D. 3..\njaJJsM ForH K. Ft.Lv-o:, S. C. MM\nBy J. 11. i\u00bbij\u00bbses, Auct.\n\\yil.l, Hi; soil*, every ateM thisweek.at\n\u0022 * miction room .*HE atreot, commencing st\nf o\u0027clock, a Isr \u2022\u003C invoice of fine Gold. Silver, aad\nHated WATCHES; fine Gold JEWELRY) God\nGUARD and VEST CHAINS. I.aCiea\u0027 i.TIATA-\nI.AINB\u0027 Silver-Pl.ted SPOONS. FORKS. CAS\nTOKM. Ac. Alio a lot of FANu If GOODS, 01-\nGARS.CUTLERY he.\nN.B.\u2014Uonan amenta reeeivrits every day andaold\nwithout reserve. J. U. DIGGER. Anct.\ni\u00bb F. Boovu, Bateamaa. jaJ\u2014 ts\nBy Ales. Nett, Aate\u00bb\u00bb\nV\u00bb\u00ab-\u00abtT BALES.- WAICBEB, JEWRLRT\n. N AND FANCY GOODS.\u2014WiII be aold at ane\n\u0027i\u0027n, at my atore. eomme\u00dfoiaa \u00abt 7 o\u0027clock. THIS\nX V ( NINO, am! continued darlag I he aessen .every\nio.bt a assortmeaj of frrrs field aadnilvse\nWatches, fine Jewelry, H\u0027areieta. fanoa Bosss,\nKaives and.A\u0022ork\u00ab Pocse Jutlerv, Casters, Btes\u00df\naare, Mertnn Shirts, Drawera Table Clotha. Oae\naimeres, Bed-Spreads, Cigars, aad Fancy Goods.\nm. jo ALEX. NOTT, Sarah\nCOAL, COKB^\u0026c^\ni OKI \u2014I s pries ol Coke until further notice\nV. will be as follows:\n?01 T LUMFCOKE $4 SB\nSOFT li iM COKE AS\nHARD COKE 6 0B\nOrdersproanptly executed at Yards corner bittj\naad Carj and dth and B rdstreets. r.riiias\u00bb\u00bbh.\nii.;E\u0027-ta JMi .1. WERTH.A.SBU\nOAK t.M\u003E I\u0027lM WOOsA-Beaao\u00dfSd and ua\nder th, Uer lor sale a Coke \u0027i\u0022.id*.\nb !\u003E_!.. JNO. J. .VERTH, Am\u0027E\nft OOli AND LtMasl X FOIt StLI .\u2022-The\n\u00bb\u0027 auttaci :-\u003Cr .us on band aad will continoeie\nkeep at his . a d on tbe South aide \u2022 I ths I ock. bv\ntwet ii Kith aiii IU\u0022: si c t\u00ab adi mm. 8 r Bases\nk Son s Coal Yard REASONED OAK and FINS\nWOOD at in\u0022 lowest i. \u00bb, -\u25a0 t price, He ai\u00bb.o keeps\nsnasta\u00dftU oa band KINI\u0027LINO WOOD ready pre\npan il, ut \u003E3 ib per load of \u0027 9t .\u0027ubic feet ileli\\\u00bbred\nin an\u0027 narttd ths eitj . aiao. VIRGINIA I\u0027INI\n\u0022 ViBF.R \u003Cut to order at abort notK\nw f. phii jrs,\nN B\u2014 A eenre of sepenoi asase\u00dfsd rINI\nWOOD,per echr Henry Read, now .ninliu. and\nfo aa!e low froiii tue wnaif.\nileS lm UT. F. F.\nJAMES HILL.\u0022 \u0022 i JOHN W FISHES.\nj o.FAh I NERSH II\u0022 lh aod\u00abrsi\u00abaed\n* bave enter- d into a CO-PARTNERSHIF, dae\nia\u00ab from the 23d day of Noveui ci. Ha*, under the\nname and stylsof BILL .t I ISHI R. terserrsiaa\non \u003El.t WOOD and COAL BI SINEPB, on Basis\nhnrift, whern nil ...ders wll i\u003Er thai ki\u0027nliv received,\nir an) orders left with St\u0027bpix .v Fvli.s.i So.\nipi Broad atreet or with 8 o I 11 snaiaas No. M\nyin n treet, ivib !\u003E\u00ab\u25a0 proaiptlj attended te\ntth. Odics eor\u00dfsrPtk stasei mil Hi.m bank,\nFsai\u00dfa Cgb. JAMES HILL .\nBoat-am JOHN \u0022 FJSWjgIC.\nh1\u0022.\u00bb Tsa iik lAs.xhs\u2014 cvoa .\u25a0* hai. o CuaC\n\u2022.,\u0022\u0027\u00bb.\u0027\u2022\u0027 This COAL is Bttamiaooa, no\u0027 of the\nliea\u0027 .4ua.itv ; bu\u0027 the many lan.iliea who are now\ni-ii,.\u0027 it. think the price mors than compensates\nfor ths .jua : .\u0022\u00bb ami the pries will bs hi. her, per\naoaa who wish to \u003Cr\\ it had tiettcr eafl at ones\nK\\, Oince oa Utb Ktuet, one door ielow Mr.\nHastings\u0027 iria-cr\u00bb alere.\nTi.i- CO \\L atekae v.a exceiient firs,\nno 8-2 m* F.COOK.\n----- -- -\u2022\u2014: i t\u2014rasas\u2014mb\u2014:\nHACKS A- MIMH,\nI W HOLESALE GROSERfI AND PROVISION\nDEALERS,\n(Urn BTBrntT, Wsllacb otMTiaj,)\n(\u003Eli\u0027e\u0027 to the tCsalS OB reasonable t.\u0027rma,\nin ..ills new Bacon HA.NL*.\nUhhds. new Itren.-:. Shoulder and Side BA\nt ON.\nWbbis. Mcsk FORK.\n5 lib*. Balti\u00dfKirs Corned BEEF.\nIS bt,ln. takers\u0027 BUTTER.\n41 bbls new.No I LARD.\n\u2022Sae.seatraGoshea ai.d o lades BUTTER.\nM ho\u00dfss E U aad Pins Apple CHBKRK,\na\u0022. Bjpe\u003C in and Tallow CAN uLhS.\ni Ma) hoses Toilet sad lir-wi, SOAP,\ni .\u0027iibbi-t. Reined3\u003C GAR. nil i ra\u00bbf.,i.\nAn; a; boics stock ol TEAS. Wl\u0027N\u0027gS, LIQUORS,\n| BFIC KB, Ac.\nAia\u00abv\u2014M),\u0022tJo\u00bb.ood quality CTOARS.\nL\u0022MOI BA\u00abi tIOMI \u003E1 ANT FACTE RES*.\n*j rhe\u00df\u00dfeerstgasdawsafacturesaadkesM\u00dfea-\nBtantlyon hf.ud% it tne Bteha\u00dfoad ironatd Steel\nI W \u003E.i i;s. \u0026 la\/rB aad fina \u00bb\u00bb r\u0027ment of\nI ULFi KV.D and COMMON IBON.eon\u00dfistinjof\nall ai ace Bar. Band Hoop, sad Scroll lroa.\nTIiIE [RON Ovalaand Ha\u0027f Rounds.\nBores and Mate SHOE IRON, ROUNDS aad\nLIGHTNINO RODS, round andaou\u0027re,\nAirncu.tural DRUM TKK\u0027IH. NUT IRON.\nToimceo .Vtnl TA FKR KO an \u003C PLATE IRON.\nIn nuort. c cry deacr-ption of iRoN that may be\nordered. Also, Railroad PROG S CELL, STLEL\nCoach. 8u.\u0027.\u2022.\u00bb, and Sulkey TIRES, and Quarry\nHail-Rouud STEEL \u003E\nJAMES HUNTER, Richmond. Va.\nSVA\u0027isiaesand patternaof WASH EHs on hand\nor rede to order. de 15\u2014lm*\nHi i\u0022Si\u003E o w sua de, a: wlni\u00bb \u00abi xv\nSHADES-WHOLESALE AMI RFTAIL,\nAT 238 BROAD Br.\u2014M. OOLDF.N t\u003Ekes plesjiure\nm announcing that he has reahsssd the prices of\nBS 40 per t cut. tielow former puce on\n.\u0027tice. His lai.e atuo\u0027tmcui ennsiata\nId \u00bbnd Velvet Ileal and dark Land\n.iiieu, Va*es. Fiain, Gothte, Greea aud\nn. arita Gold border; the tteat article of\naaatck; Cavtaia Haads and Coraieea,\nt variety of Emliah aud Americaa OIL\nv tli taessl bash, plain or turned, all\n!\u0027: and ass i.r.i.ea. al the eatabiiahed\nGoods and Wii d- w Shaite stor\u00bb of\nM. GOLDEN, Wfawadsa,\nde ~r- 3m Opposite \u0027he store of A Co.\n\u00bbOBINSO\u003E A ROBERTS\n\u2022A COR. OFCARY AND 13th BTB.,\nI Cucr for aale\u2014\n40eaa\u00ab.O. C LICORICE TASTE.\neoeaaes\u00df\u00dfK \u0022 \u25a0\nI leu boasesuseriorOLlva OIL.\nlOtelhs pn-ui Aasostsro TONQCA BEANS.\nlooa ins prnel\u0027.\\SA BEA\u0027VS.\nItAM bble Family. F.\\t\u0027ra. Sapsrfins. Fine aad\nCross Middlings Waeat FLol\u0027R.\nPeruvian. Cutest ma and Elide GUANO.\ndn i*\u2014lin\n\u0022... \u2014 \u2014 ._ ._.. a IB j .\nVOTH 1. -Dcs.ro v a t,\u00bb do what ws can to Valid\n\u2022 a.||,,,a|. oit). wehive dewriruavd t\u00abcouiwieeaa\ni. anal c\u0027s\u0027i ii \u003C uCI thin-, in this city at ihsear\ni est day at which wo cau make trr to\nw * m\u003E.\nOur Mr. Kkvs h*.\u00bb teen \u00bbl\u00bbsent ia Furore for the\npast tares mo it\u0027is, B..lec.in\u003C *\u003C ,\u00bbl* for ear Ht*rtn\u00ab\nsales, nod (r,.m hialon- es*M-r,\u00bbnce \u00abnu well ka-\u0027wn\nteste- we expect to sfeow the m-a\u0027 a\u0022t\u00abcti esjioek\never seen n IhiaaarkAt By tbe tat of February\n\u0022tit Bpr n Block r o- the wh Teeais i\u00bbad \u0022 w.ll \u003Cw ia\natoe. ami we saraesUy mvite iiu-rehtnts to sivett\nan exaatiaatioa witn ib\u00ab aa*\u003Eiranee that wir ini\np \u003Ertant advantacea ia the piitrhsaa rf Inasa\naserieaceaidextsas veOtetettoas eu.ibie us te\nii raa \u0027ea: inducements \u003E.\u00bb those of Mlj house B\nfi.e I\u0027m \u003Ea\nv c aha 11 irom his dare ..tier al *\u00ab** l\u00bb\u00ab inter\nClo\u0027Lin St \u00bb :cri :ct \u0027.. Ed tHISSB as *\u003E\u0027\u25a0* niaS\u00df\u0027t the\ninterest of pu ?e aU\u003E ont\u0027steafelksav wants.\nX EN BALDWIN A Wil.l UMi\u00ab.\nA T J i\u00ab OH A. I.lVi\u0027!\u00bb. ift Mvia Btreet.you\n\u0027* can find a .ar, c a..d U-\u0027BiiAti- *tock of l\u00bbrv\n.;-.\u00abal- coi.u rin.n. l.nen and Col\u0027orj Srrctiius.\nI*, d Linen r-tt\u0027f\u00bb D\u0022\u003E\u0027 -a\u00abh or aoneior\n\u003Cv: lit\u0027 ; Ir at, I in- n\u00ab Towels, and Di l ,*\n,erf il s vi, Aiao 6n\u00ab Or aa Lia\u003C a B\u00bb\u003E d\nksrehiete, at *i\u0026 cents, wurih Aieen\u0027s. bfu\u00bb I\u0027smb-io\nCelkars \u003Et fu c nt\u003E. \u00ab.0.-tba7\u003E\u00ab cent* ; liaen H\u00bbad-\nL\u00bbrcb\u003Eefj si b3( seats Wea hie eeate; a.re.tva\nrot, of lb. j. s.irta. at Ot* lowest cash pr\u003Eees|,\n5 no Carete c \u0026*r\u003Epe, a\u00bb \u00bb e\u00bbnts for the dxiiLte\nstrip, worth Meeatsj w n r\u00bbeiliee Meetataassasvaa\nP.\u0022. cents; lyne I.men 8188-IBBi St S\u00bb c\u00bb\u00abIS WoMh\ni7V cente: last colored Caheo-B, \u00bb\u2022 i\\ sjmi saS\ncnita Oie l*e.t in the cit. for the |pee; alai\u00bbe\ns\u0027o.k\u00abf M\u0027aet.ed and .t\u00abibV\u00bb. I. d \u003C **t\u00ab.\u003EBB. Re\nn ii,her th *\u2666 I.X VY\u0027B atore is Wo. \u0027\u00bb waia atreet.\n\\\u003E rnreftil \u0027hm \u00bbo\u00ab pc to ihe n_bt idave.\ni ipiil. r\u00bbi i\u0027*\u00bbnTl -tTION.-1 am ia teeeipt\nI 1 direct from Borateu\u003EX, the Ldiowias COA\nrifAl.s, \u00bbi,ch are \u003C\/ superior a\u00aba)a\u003E: teeStpa\nCurasao- wet.es Perfect Lo;e; lOoases ArjiiseCaH\nAca\u00dfesNos\u00dfaa. IfAM BIIKJNI.\nIrupo\/ter aad Dealer ia Torsi a a Friirhv\nNo DM Mais street. Kicbuwad. V_a.\nOVWV UOKEKKTAII \u00ab ANOLthisatere for\nj ci \u0027\u0027 r \u00bb\u00abie. 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T, let*).\nlOToa lavino.\u2014The follow, ing: beau\nige occurs in the touching discourse\nby the Rev. Dr.Creighton. of Tarry\np York, oa U\u00bbe 4th nil., in reference\nth if Washington Irving:\ntrow not with the sorrow of th*\nmoderately and in a repining; spirit,\nscan say wi\u0027h the disciples, when\nI not prevail oa Paul to remain,\nre wilt be done.\u0027 IIu\u00ab we sorrow be.\nan see hie face no more. No more at\nHrealde, at which were clustered\naaa, wit, humor, charity, kindness,\naess and all holy affections. No\nthe social circle gathered at other\ntere every hand was extended to\nand every heart sprang; up to give\nwarmci welcome. No more in\nplace, where hie attendance wan\nm as bis demeanor was aaraestty\nif o more in the ministration of the\npti\u00dfin, which be always attended\nagawt lively intereM and delight. -\n,i our annual confirmations, lus eyes\ning with ihe force oi Curia nun sym\nmorent Ihjeeee\u00dftaraUon of the Lord \u0027s\nIs manner BT|aPiaalveof Christian\nHid brxrtlelt gratitude to lio I lor\n\u25bage accorded bun thus toeotnmemo\niviours love. And it the Lord bad\nd him another we\u00bb-k of beaitii aad\nbe would have been with BS to-day\ni the solemn eating Bad drinking\n4ly of the body and bjood ol Christ.\nis [Kissed, we huinbtyv\u0027h \u003Eiigli ttrmly\nn thecommnnion ol the church nuli\nirth U) tbeeupjierof the L\u0027inb\u2014to\nii iriuinphau,in Heaven, weshall\nc no more, hut his image is Indelibly\nupon our hearts, aud bis lovely\nahall be cherished SO long as lite **h:i 11\nlonored so long as men have grace to\naoral worth itnd ihevlrtaous aud\ncharacter ot a holy example.\u0022\nrics or Ono-FBLLowsiur.\u2014Mr. Jo-\nBBhvttte, Oread Secretary of the In\nt Order of Odd-Fellows, the\nstatistics of the Order for the fael\naber of Grand Lodges in the United\n:fj: subordinate Lodges .\u0027J.lJ.\u0027i\u2014the\n{ :t,464. .\ninitiations during the year 1\u0022 684 \u25a0\nrejections 1 sO\ny card J**\ni\u00bbBU JBBJ\n. -\u2022\u2022\u2022 , \u25a0 \u25a0{\u0027\u0027\u0027\ngW ofnieiriliers l*\u003Eu..ll\nI amount of receipts for the year a-as .\n\u003Ci Tue following was tbe bbmbuui\n1 for the relief of Odd-Fullowa uud\nlies:\nid for relief of .nembers tjMSAM U\nwidowed lami ics gi.iM 00\n\u0027 lor bur)nu the dead. ti.\u0027\u003E 217 7.1\n\u0027 tor educating orptiana . In.rSs 72\npaid for relief of \u00a74*l 959 f.2\niber of member* relieved was lb, 131.\ner ol widowed families was tfltV.\nowing sta islic\u00bb exhibit thecondi\ntbe fairiarcual or Kueaiii\u0027mieni\nlUe order :\ni,rand Encampments 29\nC\u003E .boid.ua.lt) i.n. itiiii-mcnts I\u0027ll\nInitiation* uiiiiu-\u003Ee,ir 2 2411\nKee. Lous 64\n\u00bb o\u00bbid 3iW\nents - I.i\nuesths \u00272t\u0027j\nA amount of receipts for tbe year\n1,.4.\u0027t.0f wbicti amount tne follow\nutioiis were made:\nor relief of memliers RMBV7B\nwidowed lu.ni.lies 3,104 AS\nbur\u003E teg tiie dead LG6-I tO\nedujumu orph.ns .. 4.1 oo\nlunt of rebel SM.WI 7i\nber of memliers relieved was I,*-\u0027\u0027.\u00bb,\n\u0027ed .amines 7U. The total aatount\nfrom subordu.aie Indues tiud en\ni tor the year was Bi, , \u00bbni,*\u00bb.~.it\u0027.\u00bb. And\ninjiuu expended la cuariues was\n_\nntkul Likk ilLtisi.ii -James Mc\nho died a short tune since iv liich\nlaud county, Ohio, one hundred and one years\nold, passed through a long life of adventurous\nevents. The Cincinnati Enijuirer says:\nHe was born in Lancaster county. Pa., in\nAugust, I7SB, and enlisted in tile army of the\nRevolution in 1777. Prior to bis enlistment in*\npassed down the Oiiio river from Fort Itu\n\u003C4uesue to Kentucky on a flat boat, iv April,\nand returned iv a canoe the next tail. While\nIn Kentucky he was Bagaged la several severe\nskirmishes with the Indians, aud on one occa\nsion took one of their number a prisoner.\u2014\nAfter returning ll \u003Eme lie volunteered as above\nmated, aud at tne clo.se of the war he settled in\nMercer county, l*a., from wnence, iv i-ir,, be\nremjved to Ktebtendcounty, Ohio. When he\nenlisted he was marc Bed irom E.ision to Tren\nton, thence to Gerinaniowu. I)iiri.i\u00ab ilu- pe\nriod was in several skirmishes with the ene\nmy, but the engagement at tieiiiianiov.ii was\nthe first regular hauls be was in. Soon atler\nreturned to Trenton, and was occupied ..t in\ntervals in pursuing and harassiag ilie British\nand Hessians, a* well as avenging tbe merce\nnary depredations and cruellies committed\nupon the inhabitant* of New Jersey. Was\none of iiieactors in the bat tie ot Monmouth,\nwneu the excessive heat ot the sun, combined\nwith the dust aud smoke ol ih- con teat, and\ntbe too tree use of cold water, caused so much\nan tiering as well as deinii to many ot the Com-\nLilian is.\nART Itkm.\u2014Two ,ny Bpsee dully attired\nladies recently made a asadeaceiiding visit, to\nthe studio of one ol the distinguished land\nscape artists in New York, and ashed the\nprivilege of looking a\u0027his picture-. The art\niat was but too happy to comply withtlieir re\nquest, aud placed betore them a brilliant miii-\nBet which he had tust Bnished. His visitors\nwere lavish of those chainuug epiihet.-; which\nladies bestow so liberally upon the objects ol\ntheir admiration. \u0022\u0022Ot isn\u0027t it lovely | How\nsweet! How natural!\u0022 Ac. And then, alter\ngazing at the glowing can vaster a few minutes\nin wrapt silence, the lady who had been loud\nest in expressing her admnation, said, Willi a\naaaeaea which mini have penetrated to the\nvery core of the palmer\u0027s bean, \u0022Pray, Mr.\nO \u2014, is it a moonlight f\u0022 The artist meekly\nre,.ii,d that it was intended for a \u0022sunset. -\n\u0022O, indeed!\u0027\u0027 replied the lady. \u0022Pray. Mr.\nO \u2014, which do you think trie most difficult\nto do, pictures in oils or in worsteds .\u0027\u0022 \u0022Real\nly,\u0022 replied the astonished paiater, \u00221 am un\nable to say, for 1 have never done anything in\nw \u003Ermed.\u0022 \u0022Ah!\u0027 said the lady, \u00221 find it so\nI; flic ii It in w jrkiiig little dogs to put in the\nres.\u0027 1 But these, of course, were exceptional\nidies.\nTax Fbabkino Pui. ilkoe.\u2014Senator Fow\nls blil, introduced on Wednesday, abolishing\nie franking privilege, contains some new ana\nfiporutiitfeature\u0022. It allows to each Senator,\nm-in ber aud delegate, at the ommeucemeni oi\ne\u00bbery aeeaiou, one hundred uud seventy-live\nd dnira tor stamps. All letters, books or print\ned Matter primed hy either IK use of Congress\nst.all be nay-able before their delivery at Bay.\nP\u0027si-Offlce lor transportation. AH mailable\nmatter di\u0027ected to the President, Vice Presi\ndent and members of Congress, to he prepaid\nat ihe inaiimgofllce All the departments and\nheads of departments, except the Post-Ottice\nl\u003Ee,.arime ii, shall prepay all letteis and other\ntn uter \u00bbe..i through the mail. His object is io\nIi ike ihe Poat-Ottlce Department self-sustain\nis, and to pre,em frauds, which arc now so\netiueiiily perpetrated.\nViauiniA PosT-OrFK-B Ai\u0027i-uintmenth.\u2014\nih im Keith. Jr., postmaster al Waterloo\ntnqiiier county, vice James W. James, re\nxiied. L E. Mossoletti postmaster at Ilris\ntersburgb, Fauquier c unity, vice Joseph Hear\nre-lgned. Isaac X Stevenson pos\u0027.masier at\nClunc iteaeue, Ace. mac cuiuitv, vice John MY\nTav lor, resigned. Frederick Nuns, postmas\nter at Wood lawn, Qas to ii coimtv, vice E P\nClemmer, resigned. David Johnston post\n*yy\u003E\u0027 Leuksville, Page couutv, vice Eman\nuel Sheffer, deceased. Henry li. Hart post\nmaster at Wakefield Station, Sussex county,\nvice John E Nicholson, deceased.\nPbaotioal Lc-.soMi.- a coiemporary says\nIf the poor-hoiirt\u0027 his in v terrors for you never\nbny what you d nt need. Before you pay\nthree cents for a jewsharp, \u00bbcc if you can\u0027t\nmake Justus pleasant a noise by whistling for\nsuch nature furnishes the machinery. And\nbefore yon pay seven dollars for a figured vest\nyoun man, find out whether your lady would\nnot he just as glad to see you iv a plain one\nthat ctiei hall the money. It she wouldn\u0027t\nlet her crack her own walnuts aud buy her\nown clothes.\nRaBi\u0027MATiBM\u2014 A writer in the Medical\nTimes recommends sulphur as highly effica\ncious in the treatment of rheumatism. He or\nders the whole of tbe affected limb tobeeu\ncaeerl in flannel, thickly sprinkled with pre\ncipitated sulphur; a bandage applied over\nthis, aud \u003Che whole covered with oil silk or\nputta iiercha. which has ihe effect ot lncrens\ning ihe warmth and confining the vapor of tbe\nsulphur, aud also obviating the odor.\nA (JoaacisnTiors Wnaass.\u2014A young man\nat the Yorksinre (England) assizes who re\nfused to take th\u0022 oath, because he believed it to\nbe contrary to the Scriptures, was forbidden\nby the Judge to leave the court during the as\nsises, and directed, amidst the laughter of the\ncour , lo Bit up in a corner of a gallery where j\nevery oee could see him.\nA drnegist has been han\u0027t*! \u0022p in Charles- |\nton, ft C. for selling \u0022Od Brown Windsor\n8 \u00bbap.\u0022 Hm wee di-cha ged on proving \u0027hat !\nthe \u00aboa. bin nothing u\u003E do with \u0022Ossawato j\nwe Brow i..\u0022\nThess\/ws e\u00bb the death of Washington Ir- |\nvlHg has been received iv England, and is al- j\nlM4Nalto la the papers with expression* of\n\u0027 \u2022\u25a0\u0027%?\u0027.\u25a0- 1","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=356,435,961,8543"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00002","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"TJp\u00bbMTjTUsJKCB,*s\\o. |\nGtATtt LsFITINhi\u0022ANCR.-\u2022Trrt KICK\nMOND X I RE ASSOCIATION-* ~rrirr\/y\nHOME INSTITt TION-with an ample Capital\nand Surplua. laauea policies on the liveaof Slaves\non aa n.txlerate terms as any in,\u00abl and reliable\nCompany- The huatnese \u00bb\u003Ef the Company is con\nfined ,rr\/\u00ab.\u003Cie\u0027\/irtothi\u00df State, and bavin*\u0027 no a,en\nries every risk his the personal supervision of its\nown officers, invitm a better security for the pro\nlection of the insurer\u0027s interests.\nParlies reeling in the country having Ne\u00dfroen\nto inaure, where it ia inconvenient to have them\nexamined in the cita.will be furnished with all ne\neeasary papers, upon application lo mail, or at the\nOffice. N... lftfiS .Vim street 2 doers from corner ot\n1110. where the UftcSTS will take pleasure in pvteg\nany information upon Mm subtest of Inaurance.\nDAVID CIKRiE. President.\nRo. A. Tetanias, Secretary.\nDa. M Bcbtob, Medical hxsrainsr.\nde to il.Vcbm ___ \u25a0\n,1 FIRE INSURANCE AGENT,\nThe seb\u00dfSPiher underwrites on BVSrj description\nof property against teas\u00abr damage ii\u003E tire, v. town\nand c.iintrv. on the most rPBBOBBhrS tenna. The\ncapital ol ths BSBaBBaiSB rSprS\u00df\u00df\u00dflsd bj ma 11 ac\ntaal and asaite. sateti i\u00dfaested ia aetjueattonabis\nsncuiiiies. D does not beest of many ml ions, but\nmodest Iv claims one and a hall MlllioM. secured\nba bond ami iiiorl- a.c in doebls the amount, and\naft irtls the assured als\u0027lter guarantee than capital\nrepresented bj stock Botes sad float in* negotiable\n\u2022ecurnies Nopoiicieaan issued by \u0027hem on sea\nrisks; nor do ihey BSSnat\u00df on tiie lues ol persons\n! free or stave, and their risks a mast l\u003Eearesodt\n| video that the, are no\u0027, liable to have their wbois\nCap tm SXheastSS\u0027 bf an* sin.le oaaaalt) Fersmis\nwho desire info-mition and to be well and site..\ninsured, will Sad it to 1 heir advaata\u00aba to appli at\nnry olhee on the. east, sale ol Iltli street, Itetween\nI Mat\u00dfaad Hank streets.\nI tf LA W \u25a0 I \u25a0 Sl\u0027 X A Si 1 IC.\nN.CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE\nCOMP I A V OP RALEIGH, N. C.\nI npital. S. .\u003C\u003E.1.21 .lib.\nSLAVES INHERED in the above substantial\nj Company, for one or more 1 ears, on tne most la-\nI vorabie terms. Ail tease* promptly paid.\nCOCKE .V CLOBK, A ..cuts.\nOltice on 14*ri s\u0027ree*. in\nExchange Hotel Saildiag,\n\u003Cle.lo-6t Richmond. Va,\nj O It: II M ON \u00bb A ti \u25a0 N \u003C I\nNORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP\u0027Y, LONDON.\nFIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES,\niikai) oppica* i\nLondon, Edtebarsh, Aberdeea, Glasgow, Phila\n\u2022 plna.\nEstablished in 18\u0026\u2014Capital, \u00a74J9SJOO.\nI ANNEAL REVENUE NEAR M.otnj.oool\nPOLICIES grants* 1 at the \u0022lowest ratea of pre-\nI iiiium in tbe above company, by\nCOCKE A CLOSE. Agents,\n, Office on 11th street, Ex. Hotel Building,\n[ de 9 dim Riehmood,Va.\nIf IF\u00a3 IRIII X A \\Y X,\u0022\n** FOR CITIZENB AND BLAVEB\nNORTH CAROLINA .Ml\u0027l\u0027Al. LIFE INBUR\n| ANCE COWPANV, RALEIUH. N. C.\n(IM o-roKATCD in 1840.1\nAetnts\u0027 OJirevn ivh st.. Ejrektmgs Hotel Build\ning, Ruhmond, Va,\n! ASSET 8-wi 10,6-21 bo.\nLIFE INSURANCE being m.w a subject of\n\u0027 rreat and growiag iaterast te the public, its merits\n\u0027 must he too evieeatte every citizen to U* insisted\nupon\u2014lor its object is not to provide against the\neaaaaltf of death, but a ;aiasl the unhappy ooase\ntjuences attending this fearful but anavoidabie\nevent. Surely, at the present enormous rmlue ol ;\nSlaves, few owner.? will respire any srgasaeatto\nconvince them of the vast importance of erovid- ;\nlag at once asaiast the loss ol Una valuable pro\nperty\u2014when by iavsetl\u00dfg a merely nominal sum\nforapolie. ia the above Conrpeny, they may sale\nly secure themselves against tbe loss of hundreds\nof dollars. COCKE ft CLOSE, Agents.\n\u25a0Drs. Rosvrt H. Cabell.\/, v\u25a0u \u25a0 ~ , i-\nRobbbtG. Cabbu.,l -\u2022\u2022 C( \u0022 ca * r.xamincrs.\nBay Omce Exckaags Hotel. de 9\u2014dim\nI FE lit SUM AN CX.\nPENN MUTUAL LIFE INBURANCE COM FY\nI OF PHILADELPHIA, FA.,\nf IBCOBPOB ATBB IN 1\u00ab47.) I\nrnts\u0027 Ojjic* on lite St., Exchange Hotel\u00dfmili\ning, Richmond, Va. j\nCAPITAL AND AS.\u003E ETS-IK\u0027IOO,OOO. I\n\u0027ersoasdesiri\u00dfg to effect INBI RANCEoa their ]\nes will consult their interests by examining the\nnciples wbick. regulate this well established\n1 eminently reliable Company, before apply ins]\nc eke re. Any information on tbe sul.ect of I\nc Inaui anee will be free!] granted and 1 romptl \u003E\nnished gratis to applicants, by mail or in per\n1 COCKE ft CLOSE, \/Vents. |\n)r. F. W. Hancock. Medical Exajniner,\nde 9 -dim\n11 llVtilNil Atifc.M V OK TIIA. \u003EOLSI|.\nPROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,\nChartend hy tk* Legislature ot Virgin*** tn IrJM.\n( apiUtl--$350,00\u003C\u003E.\nHOM E OFFICE. AI.EXAN DRIA, VA.\nInsures on the Ca-h and, Mutual Pian.\nDIKECTOKS.\nHENRY W.THOMAS ANiiL\u0027SR. RLAKEY,\nT. B. ROBERTSON, JAM KS T. CLOSE,\nED. SANGSTER, WM. D. MABSEY,\nDb. R. H. STABLER. THOMAS T. HILL.\nCHRIST\u0027R NEALE, RICH\u0027D H. CARTER,\nP. D. LIPBCOMB, ROBT. F. LESTER, |\nWM. M. lURNER, WM. W RIGHT.\nHENRY W. THOMArf. \u0022resident.\nT. 15 ROBERTSON, Vice President,\nTHOS. T. HILL, Treasurer.\nWM. WRI iHTa Secretary.\nJAS. T. CLOSE, Actuary and General\nApplications li.r Insurance granted and poiiciea\nissued and renewed on the most fnvorable terms,\nin the above Company, at. onrofSed.\nH. A.COCKE.\nL. G. CLOSE.\n11th at,, Exchange Hotel Building,\nocS-fJm Richmond. Va.\nJURE INSURANCE.\nM ARI NE INSURANCE\nTHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSCR.\nANCE COMPANY. i\nBa-OMas So. isi Main Street, oichiiiond.\u0022^*\nCapital and Surplus, *$2.\u0027\u0027.tj.ouo ! j\nTm- Co v. paki has the advantage of tieaatp-Maea\nyears\u0027 experience in thf Insuraaoe business, and\nbaviageruoyed tbe favor of the public during all\nof that period needs no special recommendation to\nthe citizens of Vir.inia.\nItettecta Fire naurance in city ai d cocr.try, and\n*rine Insurance to all par\u0027s of the world.\n5 cash capital and surplus ire as above, and its\nirsaru managed prudently, nut liberally, and its\nrates are as low ns th..sc of any other good i-istitu\ntion. DIBXCTOKS:\nW. L. Cowardin, J. E. Wadsworth, Patrick Cnftea,\nJoseph Alien. Wm. Beers, Geo. W.Smith,\nHorace L. Kent, Thoa.Samson, B.L.Winston,\nWm. Falmer, Clms. W r . Puroell, Jno. N.Gordon,\nAlex. R. Parker, J \u00bb. F. Winston. Arch. Thomas.\nJas. A. 1n1...\u00275. IL A. Cteihorae.\nApply to the Presideal cr Secretary, in person or\nby letter. W. L. COWARDIN, Fresident.\nWm. Willis. Jk., Secretary. jeO\u2014ts\nCLATE ROOFING.\nJOHN G. MrMILLAN,\nWho has had twsnty-fivs years\u0027 experience is the\nbusiness, is prepared to pat on SLATE ROOFSo,\neven description, and with the best materials, at\nshort notice. Specimens oi Ins work cm be seen\non application, ami orders left at In.s ofiee,on Main\nstreet, near Sth. or al ilie ofiee of Albkkt L.\nWbsi,, Architect. Goddin\u0027a Halt, will be promptly\nattended to, oc IS 6111*\nL?KANhLI.\\ PAPEfi MILL,\nx RICHMOND, VA.\nBELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COM FAN V\nkeeps constantly on hand all descriptions of EN\nVELOPE MANILLA AND WRAFFING I\u0027A\nFER. NEWS ANT) BOOK FAFER. of all (oali\nties and sizes, furnished at short notice. ash\np mi for K.-i.i.\n\u2022clu-dly CEO. WHITFIELD,Prss T t\nTH bTD NST ALL 11U tm h.\nCRAGHEAD STREET,\naajnrn.Lx, \u00bb aoi nia.\nWith new furniture, and -icu!, repaired, WS as\nsure rtetors that ao efforts will be spared to promote\ntheir comfort, and we rescectfull) solicit a trial.\nThe TUNBTALL HOUSE ia also the STAG*\nOFF ICE,and our omnibusses will alwass be ir\nreadiness to carry Msseaeerj to and from the\nDepot. A. (5. WALTERS,!\nJ. M. Wal XF R S Proprietors.\nfell-lrd W.T.SIMMONS. \\ i \u0022 lclu \u0022-\nV!W BUTTER, LARD AND I IttlJsK\ni\u003E STORE-No 22 MAIN BT.-The subscriber\nhas taken the above aloes, anil offsrs for sale a\nSteele of fresh 0 ..n.e Const] a\u00bbd State FETTER\nLARD. CHEEBE, W\u0027H I.A\u0027l\u0027 and BUCKWHEAT\nFLOUR, HAMS SHOULDERS, MIDDLINGB\nFISH, CORNED and SMOKED BEEF, FORK\u0027\nCDiARS. BOAP, BTARCH, .Vc, Ac, Ac.\n- The above articles are all ssnl here and sold on\ncommission, and will eonsequeatli be s dd low for\ncasii. InoU-tsl E. HAI.I.OCK. Auent.\n\u0027 PIIt SI RIN IVOR V, H A Rt\u003E-WOOD AND\nI BONE-UMBRELLA, PARASOL aad CANE\nMANUFACTURER.-Panicular attention pate to\nBILLIARD. BAGATELLE, FOOL and ROU\nLETTE BALLS. CHECKS in new and fancy pat\nterns; LMIJRELLA and PARASOL HANDLES,\nand any variety of [VORV GOODS.\nAt.so, UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS re-cov\nered aud repaired by F. A. RKICUMAN,\nosl\u00df\u2014aha* 12th street, near Main.\nr-KFSH sITPIV SUST RBC\u00a3I V KD.-a\u00ab\nI ts.xea flaisuis, in whole, halves ami (Barters*\nSS) drums Ftps prime article; 75 ba s assnrtsd\nNuts; 2S ba;s soft shell Almomls; 25boxes assorted\nFickles; 30 doz-n Brandy Peat lies: SB do fresh\nF\u0027riiit.s, in sell sealiag cans: 50 lHai iinporteii Cuars.\nAlso. I have \u003En hand andamdaili naaaafactariag.\nlar.e aaantlt es of CANDY, m tJe of the very u,\u00abt |\nc. lisle.l su.ars.\nAil of the above articles can be obtained at low I\nprices, etiualii as cliuap as at th North.\nJEAN PIZZINI.\nWholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruita.\nNo. lis Mam si reel.\nViItOINI 11 OAI. OIL -Jus! received assa\ny ply of Firgi\u00dfiaCoal Oil. Tins oil is of lighl\ncolor, and bums seualte any made. For sals by\ntiie barrel or jjailon as low as it can lie had North\nThe attention of the trads is respeetfsllj invited.\nW PETEriaON.llr\u00dfggist.\nCOVTHERN IMPORTATION OF lit\n-0 VANA CIOAHS-The subscribers have just\nreceived direct froea a Southern port a large aad\nreall, choice stock ol genuine Havana Cigars, em\nbri.iiiE Re-ishs Coaeha,Oaerasad Loud \u003En sizes\nwhich, for beaut, of rr.anufaetare Rnd richness of\nflavor pre unaurpaased to any Cuara ever brought\nto this market.\nP. JOHNSTON A BRO., Drucgists.\nVl.\u0027filtO CLOTHING.-Our stock of heavy\nl~ bl.ick fiattteet Frock Coats. Sheeps\u0027 Grey\nSacks. Flue and black Sattinst F,*a Jackets, black,\ncrei and fancy Sattinet Pants. Vesta 111 treat va\nriety. flannel brown ifd striped Shirts anil Draw\nera Bla kets and Count, s Knit Socks, is full and\ncomplete, embtacin* a aaeat varietl of himml and\nweM m\u00bbde Clothin for men \u00bbnd Imo a\u0027 wear at very\nlow prices. KEEN. BALDWIN A WILLIAMS.\nrpitv I\u0027ll OT\u0027.S celebrated CCtJOB KILLER.if\n1 you desire a speedy nml effectual cure for\nColds, Coughs, Hoarseness. Ac If BU leen pro\nnounceil In hundreds, who have bad that good for\ntioetoir it to lie decidedly the best preparation\nof its kintl now :n use.\nPrice 25 cents per bottle. I\nPrepared OBI? b- I J PICOT.\nCorn, r Mam and 17ti: r r^ete.\nSt. Nil holaVsiloon-aT ANTONI.-I\nhave now the largest aad the hues\u0027, assortment\nof Confectionery ever ..timed tothiscity at reduced\nprices. Also, a lane nUtak of Fire Works.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=1263,241,951,8737"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00003","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"LAW AND MEDICAL CAHDB.\nDR. WN.B. IMllLMFwcontinuea\nteVlxSt to offer bia acrvn ss in the vaii joas\nPat his profeaa to the citiaeas ol Sid\nhe public generally. ..\nid rcaide\u00dfce. corner Flmwotvl and Lau\ni.l west corner of Old Fair -rounda.) ,\nascriptions compounded, or medicines i\nto order. de **\u20147t\niil.OHi.l JT. ARMIBTKAJsV\nIlu-iiaii.tu. Y*-\\\nV\u00ab\u0027ill practice in the Courts of the City .-l Rich- |\nuioi d. an\u00abl of the counties ot Henrico and Louisa.\nIV Office with Wm. II Lyons, Es.j.. \u003C n 9th at., .\nbetwsea Oras\u00df aad Bread. deb-im*\n\u00bb-22 a. UI i FLBASANTS, AT TO\u00ab\n--iKSi 1 NF.VB AT LAW. Practice ta the Courts |\nheld in Riohmond. Benrico. ftecehfatad and Han\nover. , _\nAa Notanea Fublic and Coinmtaauincra of Df-eda.\nAc, they are authorised te take Depositions. Afrda\nvita. Acknowletl. mentaof Deeds. Powers of Attor\nney, Bins of Sale, he, to bs ased or recorded u\u00bb ths\nHral States and Territories o\u003C tiie \u0027 v. n.\nice on 11th at., 3d door from Mam.\nah 12\u20141*\nPARKK POINIiEXTER, ATTOR\nSOEnEY AT LAW. RiCH.ViOND, VA..wi!i\npractice in the c.ty ol H.chmo\u00dfd sad in the coun\nbesot Chesterheld, PowkataaaadAmelia.\nah.Office in Lisie\u0027s Buildinj , corner ol Mum and\nMtS streeis. sc23\u2014l\nBUSINESS NOTICES.\nREAD .v JETER.\nCOMMISSION MERCHANTS.\nR it hmoan. Va.,\nRive .Mention to Ihesnlc of TOKACO. WH EAT,\nCORN, A c end respectfully solicit consignments I\nWILLIAM JETER, i.-ue ol Clarkavihe,\nNC READ, late of Barksdale A Read.\nja J\u2014dlBSCWAaa\nI\u0027ll*. I SOt KJailiSiED have lormetl a co I\nI partnership for the transaction of a COMMIB- I\n\u003Eiv\u003ES BUSINESS, under the fir,,, of LEWIS\nWEBB A JOHN G. WADE. The, ill ere par\ntieutar attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT.\nCORN and TOBACCO. The-, occupy the store and\nlumber Incise No. 6*\u003E Main street, wins occupied by I\nLewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB.\nJOHN 0. WADE.\nRichmond. Va.. Nov. 1. IMP. no7\u2014dcwAswts\nCAIt i\u003E.\u2014 Thesubseriber takes this method ol m\nforming his In nds ami tbe pubtic that he has ea\ntahlished himself as a M ERCHANDIZE BROKER\nANIi GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.\nlie w:d a t|o nd ftithe purchase aud sale of Met\nokandize gensrallj: also, Flour. Wheat, Corn. To\nbaeco anil all descriptions ol Country Produce.\nBis Special attention Will be nven to ail business\nentrusted to his care. From his lona businesa\nexperience ue hopes to meet with a liberal siiare ol I\npublic patronage. He refers, by permission, to I\nLkw.s Wbb\u00df, Esq., \\\nMeaar\u00df. Dbbxop, Mobcubb A Co.. ! Richmo\u0027d,\nEsxom\u003E, Davbkpobi A Co.. f Va.\nBacom k Basbbbvili,,\n\u2022\u0027 Bkyam Tinslbt A Routes,} .......\n\u0022 Bpbmcb k Rzia, \u003C Ba.timore\n** Twki.i.s A Co., Philadelphia.\nTaOXAI MoBAHAB, Esq.. New York.\nWM. \u0026 ROYSTER,\nOffice* cor. ol Cary and Va. streets.\nRiohmond, Nov. !.*d. ihssi. bo l\u2014ts\nGiEOROE IMKBI. Manufacturer\u0027s Axsnt tor\n* the sale of DOORS. SASH. BLINDS,\nW\u0027LDINOS, trr. a huge assortment constant\nhand. Orders, by mail or otherwise. promptly\nd\u0022d to. No. ii. Governor street, Richmond*.\nVa. Yotuu\u0027scelebratedSaaooth-SawsdSHINGLE\nMACHINE pu: up ia ar.y part of tiie at\nshort notice. jy 2\u0027i\u20146m\nyi AHULL WORKS.\nJOHN w7~DAVIEB,\nMARBLE MA SOX,\nMECHANICS\u0027 INBTITUTE.BTH BTREET,\nRICHMOND VA.,\nMONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD ITECE3,\nMANTLES, FONTS, fr.\nIBL, First Premiums awarded by the VireiniaAg\nriculturai 8ooiet) and Mechanics Institute.\nDHA6ERTY. BRASS AND KEEL FOUN\n\u2022 DER, 10th, between Main and Can streets.\nRichmond, Va.\u2014Having fitted up a FOI NUR V at\nthe above place. I am now prepared to execute all\nirdera for BRABB AND COMPOSITION CAST\nINGS, at the shortest notice, and cheaper than\nmy other establishment South of Baltimore. Also,\nBARRETT\u0027S PATENT ANTI-FRICTION AND\nBABBIT\u0027S METAL, for sale at reduced prices.\nN. B.\u2014Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD\nBETALB and taken in exchange for new.\niy B\u2014*)in\nIOIIN tf. GORDON ,v SON.\n\u00ab lITII STBBBT, MiAK THE ExCBAHOB HoTKL,\nOiler lor sale a targe and fall assortment of IRON,\ncomprising Swede\u0027s. American Hammered, HPers I\nHammered, English and English Refined, English. I\nAmerican, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET\nIKu.N. Hoops, Band and\u00dfcroll Iron. Refined Plow\nIron and Plow Platea. Also, Tin-plate of various\nsizes. l\u0027,.r tinners and manufacturers; Sheet ami\nBolt COFPER, Sheet \/.inc. Spelter, and the Metals\nusualij sold in tins market. ap l\u2014ts\nfAMES l\u00bb. BROB\u0027IIE\u0027S \n-\u2022I ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,\n9th street, next to the Mechanics\u0027 Institute.\n:RONRAILING8 t verandahs, balco- I\nVault and Cellar DOORS, and everi other k:i-.\u0027 ol I\nIRu.N WORK for ornamental \u003Cuid building par\nposes, manufactured at snort notice.\nTV Particulai attentioagiveateeaclosinf Burial\nLots m the eitj and country.\nUVi. aATTI EM a to 7, ~~\nOILS, WINDOW\nBRUSHES.\u2014We received by the late steamer a I\narge supply of Painters\u0027 and Artists\u0027 Brushea. of\nsuperior tjualttyrto which we call tiie attention of\nDiir customers.\nHKlDGPOatxrsc CO.,Geaeral Coni\u00dfussieuaad I\nForwarding Mercian\u0027s on the Dock, Richmond, |\nVa. lb B. BRIDOFORO,\nFRANKLIN MATTHEWS, i\nN. TINSLEY FATE.\nLOTTERY.\nItrOOD, EIIDV k t o.\u0027s\n** SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,\nOR AND CAPITAL PRIZE S 100,000!\nNEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE\nTH E EXT RA \u0027 IRDJ *AR V DR AWi.NGS of\nWood. Etlti. .v Co\u0027s Single Number Lotsrieswiil\ntake place ir, public, under tbe superintendence of |\nsworn Commissioners, at Augusta, Georgia,aa fol- i\nClass No. 61 draws Batvbbai, December 17th, 1H.\u0027,9.\nClass No A3 \u0022 \u0022 Kel in .\u0027rv 18th, WeU\nEXTRAORDINARY DRAWING;\n1 GRaNb\u0027SaFLTAIVriZE OF 8100000!\n1 Prise of $50,000 1 Frize of. $6 000 |\n1 \u0022 of 90,000] \u0022 of .6 ijoo j\n1 \u0022 of IS won 20 Frizes oi 2..X.X.1\n1 \u0022 of 10,000 100 \u25a0\u0027 of. l.omi\n1 \u0022 of 50*10100 * oi 600\n1 \u0022 of SWW 100 \u0022 of 400\n1 \u0022 t.f SaWlfO \u0022 of 3UO\nAPPROXIMATION FRIZES.\n4. prizes of SOOB Approximating to .Siuo 600\nprize are \u2022*;2,100\n4 prizes oi MB Approximating to SO 000\nprise are 2.000\n4 prises oi 499 Approximating to 20.1* x)\nprize are 1,6u0\n4 prises oi 9W Approximatin;; to 15 tiki\npnxe are i.jou\n4prz,stt yap Approximating to lo.noo\nari? goo\n20 prizes of uu Approximating to Souo\nprise are srjM I\nS.c.mj prizes ol 2u are too una ;\nSJS2O prizes amountingto BSIAOM !\nWhole Tickeis 52.1; Halves *10: Uuartera Si; I\nKKhth!. *?265.\nTHE ORDINARY DRAWINGB of Wood. Ed\ndy A Co.\u0027s Lotteries will tuke place at Augusta,\nGeorgia, as follows:\nClass Al i\u0027raw.i on Satubbay, Deo\u00df\u00dfibei J4th. lSi\u0027i).\nClass 5.1 \u0022 - \u0022 3Ut. uaa.\nClass 54 \u0022 January 7ih. lsfiw.\nLlaaa 55 \u0022 \u2022\u0027 \u2022\u2022 Uth, lim.\nt ItirtS 57 * \u0022 \u0022 26t11.\nORDINARY DRAWINO. \u0027 iNK) -\nTo take place a\u00ab ahove apeoi\u00dfed.\nI GRAND CAPITAL FRIZ EOF 95040 a I\ni ;; \u0022*\u2022\u2022-\u2022\u2022 \u0027\u2022 \u0022\u00bbd-oi\u003Ed jso Prizes of. V.7. aw\nAPPROXIMATION PRIZES.\u0022\n4 prizes ol SsOB Approximating to ;SSO.iX)O\nprize are KLOM\n\u25a0 see oi 300 Approxiraating to 20,01.0\nzes oi 2ai Approxiraatiag to io.ooo\nize are 1.000\nzes of 225 Approximating to 5,000\n.ze are poo |\n4 prizes of SOO Approxim.-itine to 4.000\nprize are , 800\n4 prizes of 150 Approximating to 3,000\npr ze are 900\nA prizes of 100 Approxunaf.n, to 1.500\nprize are \u201e .. \u25a0... ...\u201e 400\n6,oooprizea of S2O are... 8100.1X0\n6.-4K5 prizes, amountin? to .$.20,000\nWhole Tickets \u2022 10; Halves t5: Quarters 43 60.\nWOOD, FiDY tCO7B\nGRAND EXTROROINAKY DRAWINGS,\nO.N Til\u0022 TIIHKK M\u003E!S;:H ci.AN,\nCAPITAL PRIZE\nBNat 1 1 li 0 , tl ii o 1 \u0022t^i\nTakes nlace oo the Lust Saturate] ia eacii month.\nWhole Tickets ililves -iylO, $5,\nIn oriieruiK rickets or Certificates, enclose the i\nmonc) to our address for vliat you winli to pur- i\nj chi at*; name the l...lter\u003E inwincii i,ni wish it la- \u0027\nvested, and whether \u003Eou wish Waotes, Unices. I\nQuarters or Ei. tin.a. oa receipt of which we send\nw Iritis ordered, by hrst mail, together with the\nscheme.\nImmediate!) after the drawing, a Printed draw\nim;. Certified to nj the Coiiiiiussioneis, wnl lie I\nsent, with mi Explanation.\nParshesera witi please write their si,natures\nplain, and give ths name of thnir Post flftos. Cnep- I\ntpandState,\nAH communications atrietly confidential,\nth, All Prizea of iLMOand muter, paid imaae\ndiatelj aftei the drawing -other i\u0027nzes at tiie usual\ntune of forty \u00bbla\\s.\nOrders for Tickets to lie directed either to\nWTJOD. EDDY A CO., Augusta. Ga..\nOr WOOD, EDDY it CO., Atlanta Ga.,\nOr WOOD. EDDY A CO.. Wilmingto\u00df, Del\n\u25a0PA. A list of the awssbevs that are firawn from !\nthe wheel, with the amount of the Fr.ze tiiat each\none is entitled to. wili be published after eveia\ndrawiai ia the following paper*:\u2014Au\u00df\u00dfSte (Geo.*) I\nConstitutiensihxt. Mobile Retister, Ndslv;ilo Ua- j\nrette. Rtehatoad Dispatch, Paulding (Mies.) Cla- \u0027\nrion.\nHEAOQI fARTESw Kll lIMOMbMADF\nCLOTiIINO-.Memi.era el the Legislature,\naad strangers Visiting the city, will find, by calling i\non the subscriber, a ami faehio\u00df\u00dffaM assort\nim lit of CLOTHING of his own manufacture, as i\nUtv. as the salrue \u003Ciui.iiiy arm workmanship can lie \u0027\nbad ef Northern maaafactarerai He has t*een\nmanafactariat the uuresr portion of Ins work here\nfat tne past ten yssrs Bad can asaure his euStOU)\nsrstkattaej shall have Richmond made. Clothing\nthat \u2022hall compare in ever* respect with North\nern wok they are how paesaasr\u00df\u00df, aH he is eon\n\u003E vie.-d that ClothuiKcan be manufactured in Rich\nmond as low as in any city iv Ike Cnion.\nClothier and Msrohaat Tailor,\nPNo. iau corner of Main and 13th sts.\nXt KB trims Rice, lor sale bj","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=2154,244,959,8772"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00004","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"NEGRO HIRING. Ac. j\nNEGRO 11 llt I * U FOR l*\u00bb80.-j\nThe aubscnlier* again offer their services to\ntheir fnenrts and the pnWie as\nAGENTS H\u003EK HIRING OUT NEC ROES.\nAn experienc of six years enahlea va to promise\nthe beat prices and good homes for all negroes en\ntruated to our eaie.\nWe also attend to the sale of all kinds of COUN\nTRY PRODUCE, and reapectluliy ask consign\nraenta. RAWLINGB ft HOLLADAY.\n13th atreet, between Maui and Cary,\ntir 16- t!A cliv Richmond. \\ a.\nHI KI M v. -1 Ti w iiH ii, LattO\u00dfda to the ssteel\nCORN. WHEAT, ToHACCO, Ac, aad cob\nnues to HIRE OUT N KG HOLS.\nde te\u2014dAc*lm\n1860. * tG,tt , IW U FOX 1860.\nROBERT R i.VNE.\nIhe Biib\u0027criber respectfully offers lua ssrvices\ngain to hi* frisadl ami public \u25a0efteraOy, as mi\nGENT in the Citi of Richmond to lure out ne\nr.\u0027fi. Re has had aa experience of imarc tlinu ii\ncms in Nsgro btriag, dausg that period haa r.cv\nt lost tiie kireel a net ro sen It\u00bb him. The nirc.\nit.i.\u0027 been pud aaarterlv, ko-.\u0027l homes and fan\nriceaobtained, which haH givsa entire ssrisfse\non to all of nia patrons. Noefcrt will be spared\nB fetere to advance the interest and secure the\npprovs! of all who Bui) p-\u0027tronise him.\nIe h -h practic d medicine tor tweatl Tears, and\nthou, h he baa retired from the active ttutiee ol his\nproraasioa. yet he will prescribe, witn.\u0027ut charge\nin all simple eases, bo as te avoid medical bills ru?\nfar aa possible; much baa base saved to the ere n\nsrs daring this j ear b) tnatcourae.\nPersons intend n* to send Negroes to him wi!\nplease no\u0027ifv him of sucli intention, inti send theii\nii. r*s to bis ortii-e by tiie Ist of .lanuary. ll\u003E\u003E h m\nmade ample arras .-emenis to have them arsll i and\nfor till hired nut. KO. B LVNE,\noilicc is baseaaeatof Hstropolitaa Hall.\nhbfbbbbi i\u003E;\nEx.-Gov. .1. M. Gregory, Col. iieo. Ri-herson,\nWin. W. Crump, .futile J. B CtoptO\u00df.\nStephen Hunter, Jumasdtm. I\nLogan Waller, Elder J as. W. (iotl.\nW. W. Woohtridge, Orantt.\nRichmond. A N. Bernard, j\nHon. D. C. Dejaruette, Kitler Geo. W. Eve.\nOeo Fitzhnnh, Esq., Fredericksburg. I\nDr. I\u0027rquart, Elder R. L. Coleman,\nCaroline, i . Altt-marle.\nMuscoc iiarnett. Dr. Ges.-ner Harrison.\nE M. W;ire, Cnarlotte*vttle.\nDr. B Roy, D. M. Bernard.\nH. Robinson, Petersburg.\nEssex. Dr. J. Simpki\u00dfS, Norfolk.\nJohn Hunter. Louisa, M. N. Walton, Fauquier.\nde 12\u2014u\u0026clm\nIBGO. \u00ab*\u00ab\u2022\u00ab\u25a0*\u2022\u00bb\u00ab. iB6O.\nOffrk coknkk Wall an n Fbabklib Sts.,\n[Opposite Dtekins-n, Hilt f C.,)\nThe subscriber U*\u00bb;s to return his acknowledz\nmeats to his frienda and patron\u00dffor their favors I\ntfiirnu tiie past \u003Eear. and would inform them that I\n; be still continues tbe business of HIRING OUT\nLECTING CLAIMS, aad all other business per- I\nI ne fives bis personal at ci twn.\nParties in the country who may entrust rlie hi\nrine of tneir net roes to him. mat rest assured ol\neven attention being pan\u0027 to setting them none\nof:icr but goad homes and tiie best prices, and is\nthe ev-nt ol sickness, the best medical and per\ngonal attention snail alwais be supplied.\nRA. Negroes for lure tic eomiag year bad better\nbe sent in to me as early after Christmas as possi-\nTe those at a distance to whom I mm personally\nunknown, I bes; to refer to tiles following persons :\u0027\nRichmond, Essex Cotmtu,\nDickinson, Hill A Co. N. .1. IL Whittack,\nKing tj Queen County. Dr E L. Wright,\nDr. 0. Faaatleroy. \u0027 Kd. P. Noel.\nWestmoreland County. i\u003E r Bey. D. Rey.\nOr. F. D. Wheelwright, Kin* Willi tm County.\nRev. Tnos. K. Locke. John L. Lntane,\nfaro!in* County, Wm C. Lataae,\nKobt. Hudgin, lir John Lewis.\nPr. Jno U.Butler, Gloucester County,\nL. 11. Kemp. Dr. T. C. Cteptou.\nV EORO HIH IN\u003C;. \u2014 The subsenher again of-1\n.v [era his service* to hia frien\u00df* and the public\nlor HIRING t\u00bbl r NEGROES for tbe ensuing year.\nHepledsea hiinselt to aue his best exertions to\npromote the interests I those win. may favor bin\nwitn their business, and to r ,i V \u2022peciaLattention to\ntti*- ne_roes durina sickness.\nHe hopes, from long experience, to be able to give\nsatisfaction.\nOffice at the oitl stand of Dabney ft Caatker\u00df,\ncomer oi Mam and iStn s\u0027-cirs. opposite lbs St\nCharles Hotel.\u0027 LDW ARD N. OABN BY.\n1860 NceM HIRING. I\u0027SCO i\nKDWARD 1). EACHO.\nGENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,\n! OFFICE COKNKK 1-tTH ST. SND KXCHAXGS aLLKV.\nand directly opposite to J. Y. Gordon k Sows\n! RICHMON I \u0027!\u0022VI RGIN] a.\nThe aubsnnber would respectfully inform h*\nmends and tne pub ie generally that be will coa\ntin ue in the name 1.?;.\u0027 of business the ensuing year. I\nvia: HIRINGOUTand BELLINO SERVANTS,\n; RENTINGOUT HOI SEB. SELLINU RE \\L ES\nTATE NEGOTIATING LOANS UOLI ECTING :\nI BONDS, NOTES and OPEN ACCOUNTS and at\ntending teal) other business pertaining ton Gene\n! nil A ent. Thankful for past favors, be respectful- \u0027\n| ly solicits a continuance \u00ab1 the seme\nPersons intendinc. toaend me their servants from\nthe country, will please do so eat * afb-i Christmas \u0027\nday. in order that good hollies and good pricea ,|,..\u003E\nbo secured. de 10 -3w\n| \u00a3) H SER3IA A iHTTKKS\niiFl A.ND\u0027.s BALSAMIC CORDIAL,\ntmndard medicines of Ihe present age. I\n~\u25a0\/ I- ir treat popularity only through\n\u0027. Unbounded satisfaction is rendered\nll cevs*s,andth*p*opl* bavepreuounceJ\n\\\nIMPLAINT, OYSPEFSIA. JAC\\\niEBILIT* OFTHE XZRVoUS\nYSTEM, DISEASES OF\nTHE KIDNEYS,\nas?? arising from a \u2022!isor,:\u003C \u003E-\u2022.\u003C liver cr\n\u0027Ui. stomach an I digestive organs, are\n\u0027permanently cund bu tint GERMAN\nAMICCO P. .\u0027\u2022 fi L |\nssing t\u0027ia: cf :ty sir\u003Eii : ar preparati ,i \u0027\n\u0027\u2022\u0027li cur-, WITHOUT I\u0022AIL. th* most so\ng standin*\n9LD. 01. HOARSENESS. BRON\n, INFLUENT. \u0027. CROUP PNEU\n. INCIPIENTCONS UMPTION,\normtd th* most astonishing run I tttr\n\u00ab P i R ME D CO N .SUMPTION!\nes will alsu at tenet rlirck and rur- the i\nDIARRHOEA proceeding trcm Coi.n in \u0027\n-. \u2022\nicines are prepared by Dm. C. V if.rg\nfa. OS Arch street, Philadelphia, \u0027Pes. |\nby druggist* ani dealers in v: .Urines \u0027\ni: 78 rrnrs ;\u2022\u25a0 r I ottle. Tit signature ot \u0027\u25a0\nox will be ot\u003E tbe rut rirfr icrnppji g\/\ntaunt published anrwatiy ry tkt pr v I\ntd EvBBTBoPT\u0027I Almanac, you will\ni\u0027j and commendatory notiei \u2022 \u003E,-\u2022?.\u003E,\u25a0 nil I\neetnatrp. Ties* Almanacs an ra\u0027eaa\nmr ntexts.\nPL\u0027RCLLL, LADiI A. CO., Aner.ts,\n\u25a0\u0022\u0027 . _ Richn ond.\u0022 \\a. |\niT CO Li; ii \u003CiVKI F\n, \u201e IN THK WORLD!\n\u0027.COUGH BYRT\u0027P in the eorldia\nIN E\u0027 8 P Ei: lOK \u25a0\u003E L BYRU P OF\n} is prepared by a chemist, rind is pm\niiedical men and those w no bave used\nest preparation for COUGHS. CO! DS I\nBRONCH (Ti 8, HOARSENESS\nDAT FROM A COLD, and a previa- !\non of diseases. CONSUMPTION.\nio sing should use it. It is ;i!eiFant to I\ntens, cleais andstreagtheas the voice i\nritation of the throat and Inn -s an\u0027 i\nBg cold.\nttaad 50 cents :\u003C.n\u003Ci fl.\n\u0027ii are bilious and have a lad cold\nHORNE\u0027B ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.\n) all bile and colds from tiie avgiem.\nrents a Ik\u00bbx. .Sold by all Draegtets in i\n___ se 10- Ct:: I\nNIA REMKaVff My\u003E s. d ftWaV i\nP\u0027LIXIK. one of t ne beat known reme-\nGHB and COLDS, has l*cen in see in |\nid its vicinity for the past fifteen or I\n.and has aiv.-a\\R proved stficacioas in\nColds. Ths following certificate was :\niven b\u003E Rev. Mr. Wiles in 1.-tsi:\n\u25a0\u0027 GbBBB, CxBOLIHK, .March 28. ISA.J |\ni\u0027ai.tkh\u2014Dear Sir: I tike pli-\u0027.suri* in\nit that \u0022Mrs. Daws 1 Cough Elixir,\u0027* I\nf \u003Eou, has acted like a chain: upon my I\nir,-when she tmd the Vfkooeing Coag\u00df\nvery bad. f have used it also in caeca of Col is, at- l\ntended with severe coughing, and in every case the i\nsame happy resuiia have been produced. I regard\nthis preparation as aa excellent medicine, and in \u0027\nmy judgmsat no family ousht to be witliout it.\nF.i*tor of the M. E. Church, South, on the Caroline\nCircuit, Va. Conf.\nFor sals bj Mrs. A, ii. Daws, Fisher ft Wirsti*n I\nMillspaagk A Johnston, J. W. Garlick, E. J. Pico\u0022!\nA. Boaekerand Chas. D. Vale. Richmond.\nBit t 1 RKD FOR FtT\u00a3 DOi.Mli.S I\nhad for on.) five dollars Every med*\nbo baa examined thi instrument, pro\nsuperior te all others. 11 deaired. ye [\nally refer to an\u003E \u003C.it the very nnjuere \u25a0 i\no have been thoroughly cured by this\nrsese owninn valuable slaves thus afflict- i\n.irocure one. they beia* so durable, and\nthoencapest in the end. We wit] send tins Truss\nIs any part of the country b) K.\\preb\u00dfor mail. I\nFor the Truss,or ini\u00abrurit::iii cocceia:.*\u0027. it. ad- i\nNo. H Wai.\u0027i street. Richmond, Va I\nreraocs not It sowing us, can ser.d the\u003Er money to \u0027\nBar merchant or friend ia this oitv.\nThe \u0027I\u0027russ o;m i\u003Ee had slso at \\le;\u003C*\u0027-s. M t- A r\u00bbK A i\nBAKER\u0027S ami MILLBPAUGH ft JOHNSTON\u0027S . ;\nI v 4ist.s. mj j\u2014\\v \u0027 |\n\\| KOICALCARLV-Dr. PLUMEoahrs I\u0027isser- i\ni\u0022I vices to the pab.ic in the trestmeatof all sestet:\ndisuaaes. Twenty yesrs\u0027 pr,-:i tii.-e in the aix.ve \u0027\nbranch a;ves Dr. P. aeteim ;\u25a0\u25a0 r-ni\u0027iic faver.\u2014OJSce I\non Franklin street, near tie i-\u0027xchaiuo Hotel, aid I\ntinrd bouse below Trinity Church, same aide. Al- I\nwwson hand, a 3tippl} m the CHEMICA) F.\u0027X- :\nTRACT OF FLOWERS:\u0022 one of the very best !\nrenovators for weakened parts nov. known. Mcdi\nones sent to order. All couimr Bteatioas by letter\norotherwise protapUj attsntle, to, Richmond. Va i\nDCARLT SET OF TEETH.-APPERSON !\n1 it DCPUY\u0027S DKNTIKKICE-This unique l\ncompound will be found ~| inestiinable value in\nptesersiag and beeahfting ths Teeth, atrenithen\nlag the Gaass, aad ia readeriaa th 6 breath sweet\nand pare, Itextirpat-e ail tartereaa adhssioas to I\nthe resth.aad insures a pearl like whiteness t\u00bb \u0027\nthe eutmclled surface. Im Anliaoptio and Anti\nsenpbitio properties exercise a hulilv beneiieial\nami amutary influence: tbea arreat tbe further pro\ngrsssoftbedecay el feeta. induce a healthy ac\nppael the Guma, and cause them to nsaume the\nbri.titni\u0027ks and color indicative of perfect sounu\nness. Prepared aad a..ln by\nAPPKRHONA DUPUY.\nPh irmaceutioal Chemists.\nSOl Broait street, Richmond. Va. i\nfjl p\u00dfruvien.~Elfd\u00df Island\nVJ aad American Ouano, in atore, for sale by i\n3ACUN\u0026 BASK ERVI Ll*, i","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=3063,230,932,8769"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00005","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"I TORBSNT AND SALS.\n! jgt*.\u0027 *O\\V FACTORY FOR SALE OR\nHsf KKNT.\u2014 The\u00bbub\u00aberiher\u00ab\u0027lTersfor\u00dfalsor rent\n1 **\u25a0* Inn.SOAP FACTORY, ou Fairheld street, st\nthe head of Seventeenth- |\nAlso, bin three Soap Factory Hands for hire\none ia a good .Snap and Candle Maker, the other\ntwo are experienced soap-grease collectors.\nEDW\u0027D VcADAM.\nN. B.*\u2014 For further particulars, apply to\nST. J. HrA DA M,\nI\u2014ts i\u0027owhatan Hotel, Richmond.\nvai,i;abli-: land for salk.\nnffer for sale privately. m\u00bb large and valuable\nTRACT UP LAND. Bituated in P.Uatlvania\nen\u0027uiitv. als.utone mile and I half Irom Danville,\nau.l lying slrgibl) upon the waters ol M.vndv and\nDun rivers, at liie intersection of the two. It aon\ntaius .i\u0027immi* :tri icrea. of which 88 acres are eh arert\nand in a firm state \u00ab cultivation. \u00271 he rema ider\n1., till heiivilv timbered, ami the proceed* of tlieaale\ncf the timber alone areata bu found varj remune\nrative. The l-tiiil is of the t.est sualit*. lor raisisg\ntobaeea anu other products of this section in -iene\nral.\n1 ii\u0027io offer for sale that valueble property Known\nas WILSON\u0027S PERRY, half a Bute above Dan\nville, aadaaoa the eaao\u00df read tr.\u00bbm Danville to\nHenry aad Western Ptttevlvaaia. In connection\nwit\u003E the Ferry. I wilt seU a ame.ll TRACT OF\nI I\u0027D, contrnri.ne about 12 acres of tine river low\ninds. suitable for a market earden.or a small\nrson\/wishini. to purchase any of this property,\nplease address me at Danville. Va., and I will\npleasure ia showing the property.or givjag\nfurther information GEO.T. vVILoO.N.\n13-ts\nFOIt KENT.-The neit and comfortable\nHOUSE on4th street, between Gla\u003E and Leigh,\nIntel? occnpie.i bj Mr I\u0022. T. iiaoks,oontai\u00dfi\u00dfS\nrooms, it is in a pleasant assghtanrhoed.sad\ni...1 order. Fossessioa gives immediately.\u2014\n\u0027v to RAWI INGS A HOLLA PA a*,\n\u2022J-tl\u0027 l_th s\u0027rent. Iwtween Mam and Carr.\nFII It it 1 \\ T-Two new aad desirable\nHOUSES, containing B rooms eacli, kitchen\ninn! other conveniences, situated on Clay St.,\nne.-ir Buehans\u00df\u0027s Bsriag. Possession given by the\nlot ii ol Jaauarv, itfH). i\nFor further information apply f\u003Cs\ni:d. n. eacho.\ndeSl\u2014Sw I4tk st., near I- Xi.-han,e Place.\nZU. VALUABLE PRIVATE OWFLI-ING\nfif ONSOUTH SIDEOF CARY, BETWEEN Kr\n*\u00bb-.*, Nl\u00bb 2\\\u003E .sis. FOR BALE \u2014We are author\nised to sell a valuable private DWELL!NO. situ\nated us ill. \u003Eye. i he lot fro\u00dfta Safest by I*7 feet to\nan aile\u003E M feet wide. The hones i\u00ab built of brtek,\nBeari] Bsw.jbaviag been built ia I**.\/*, j contains n\nrooms with fire pieces. The parlors are furnished\nwith n\u0022irli|e mantels, ami \u00bb.;is ri ml ester throurhoOt\nthe bouse; ths batb-roonis are furnished with hot\nand cold water. Tliere are; two kitchens on the lot.\nench two stories hi. h. with spacious cellars, thus\naffording the mt\u003Eat ample accommodations forser\n\\-:nts. Brick stil.le .-itj.i carriage house, with lariic\ncellar anderneath for fuel. There is a bine iirape\narhor in the yard, of choice selection of vines The i\nwhole pr BBlsee are in complete order Persons I\ndisposed to view the p nperty will call on the sub- I\nsen Iters. For terms. AVs., apply to\ndeap\u2014Mt OOHPlflt * ArPERSON, Anete.\n-\u003E-r. SHOP ROttHia 4MB WATER I\u0027OH\n\u00ab3ER FOR KH.NT.--Wo have for rent three\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0ROOMS, frontina immediately oa tbe Canal. I\neii;l;r\\ feet lons and fitt\\ wine, with WATER\nPOWtR-tbe BUILDING being of the most iw\n1 proved aad anbetantial construction, witn sine I\nroof, and well suited for niniiraciiiriii-\u0027purposes.\nParties desiring to locate themselves will do well to I\n\u0027 cnii and examine the premises.\n3. K. ANDERSON k CO..\ndeH--ts Tredegar Iron Worfca.\nXi, FOR hALE.\u2014 A very desirable COT- age*\nEST AGE RESIDENCE, situated oaLeixh.aV\n\u25a0\u25a0-lietwees 2d ami Sd streets, in a pleasant***\u2022*\u0022 I\nBeiehboihood, for sate.\nTins propert* fronts J\u0027),\u0027, feet on Leigh, raaaing !\nback 104 feet with \u25a0 io foot alley. The improve\nmerits consist of a Dwelling in good order, con- j\ntain ins in rooms, 4of which are of* a good size: I\nKitchen with twe stories,gas ia the house, hydrant I\nii ths \u003Eartl. iVuif trees, grans vines and other\nabrui-ber) ib the garden, together with other cos I\nvenfences, suitable for a larse asd geateel family. I\nAny person wishing a eontfbrtabte and well r.r I\nranged housema. end it to their inters st, as well I\nas their taste, te make application. Terms bbbssb- I\nmodatiag. For farther ialormatioa apply to\nKDWD I). EACHO, i\nde 15- lm 14 street, near Enchaaae.\nA?., FOR RENT.\u2014PHOTOGRAPH and FINK\nti:; ART GALLERY over Johnson * Harweod,\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022No. 77 Mum street, formerly Whitehurst\u0027a\nGjsllerv. with two fine sky-lights, and is ia tbe be- j\nainesa portion of the city, apply to\nmill) ta JOHNSON A HARWOOP.\nI -**. FOB REHT\u2014A basemeatSTO\u00dfE-ROOM\nBut in rear of Measra. Johnston A Bvaasterd\u0027a I\nMr* wareroosns.and fronting in Lombard} Alley.\u2014 I\nSnodcrate. Possession iciven immediately.\nWM. WALLACE SONS.\nTOR REST.-For rent. PROFESSIONAL\n\u0022FICE or LODGINIi ROOMS the front\nmi over the siibsenlter\u0027s store. Possess!\u0022:\u0027\ninmediately. Amah to\n-ts JUAN PIZZINI, Wo. 138 Main St.\nS-\u0027OK REFIT\u2014The Bpper part of the HOUSE\ncorner of Main aad 11th streets, n?xt to Ama- |\n\u25a0\u25a0rican Hotel\nALSO\u2014Ths three-story Brick BUILDING oa\n11th, between Main and C-ir\\ streets Apply to\nMARCUS HARRIS a BRO.,\noc?6\u2014ts 176 Main street.\nPIANO FORTES.\n_ -..-.. lili HMO.ID PIANO FORTE\nM AM\u0027F-At\u0027Ti\u0027RY. AM- GENERAL!\nITIaIiDEFOT OF FOREIGN ANU\u0027AMERI\ni CAN \u00bb\u00dcBrC AND MUSICAL [NSTRUMEN rs. \u2022\n| DORR k RAPE Ware rooms SSL Factor) ii\u003C\nBr \u25a0 i.i street, would respectfully invite aublie at j\n; tention to their large assortment ol **IANOS, and\nwould \u0022lie.\u0022 sncii guarantees us will satis\/] tne\nim.si fastidious purchaser.\nOur PIaNOS are warranted for five years, kept i\nin tune twelve months, and exchanged within the\nfirst six months, if the) tail to give entire satisfac\ntion to the purchaser.\nParticular attention ia paid to orders from tiie\ncountry, and persona m.-iy Bate?] rely u;ou the\nfaithful execution ol \u0027heir orders.\n0 il Pianos taken ta exchange for new ones.\nb%_ PIANOS hired at low rates.\nDORR .V RADE,\ni tie 16\u2014dAcwly Richmond, Va.\ni _..\u00bbSIBV. l\u003E IUII T E ft H ItAUBI HI\u0027S\nnrTaTl PIANOS.\u2014We call the Attention ef the\na\u0022\u0022 al I citisena of Richmond aad Virginia, t.\u003E\nstrumenta wi\u0027h Mr. CARUBL that tnoir qualit es,\nin resoects, mai l\u003Ee teste,l b) tbe side of ths I\n! We warrant all our PIANOS, and eaa shear as\nIli n and as numerous testimonials aa aa) faetnr)\nm t... country, all of which can !\u003Ee seen at Mr.\nCakisi\u0027s. on Broad street, 3-1 \u003Cfeor from 9tb ;\n! \u0027 HIL\u0027RERINO PIANOS to be had\nCHINA, GLASS, \u0026c.\n! lilt IIMONO STOREWARB POT\ngf, ay \u0027j* i.- o ~-\nV\u00bb We have on band a large snpph of STONE\nWARE of our own manufacture, which we war-I\nAll ia wast of home-made Ware will rivs us a !\ncall at our Pottery. KEESEE A PARR, *\nCorner of r.\u0027tl; aad Car) streets.\nITO HOUSEKEEPERS.-Ws bavaea |\nland a very complete asaortaient I\nshich \u00bbp invite the attention of the puWio,\nieh ws are seliin. at \\ery low prices. We\nn\u2014Dinner, Tea aad Toilet Seta in great va\nhlver ;.! ;ted Caetors, Spoons, Forks, Ac;\nFinn), and Kerosiae Lam pa and Kix\u0027ures; I\nBlock Tia, Jamuaaed and Britannia Wire. Look I\niiii Glasses, Ac. he.; with a fall and emuptete I\nstock of iich cut. Mown aad pressed GLASrt-\nWARE, direct ii.mi Bwaafaeturee. and which we\nare selling at reduced rates. Those m want wnl I\ndo well to call at UKO. J. BUMN i-.K *v CO.\u0027S.\nts\\ Pearl street.\n| \u0027IH.VI-WARE ANDIIOL*iE-FI ItMSll-\nV\u0027 ING GOODS.-SCHAAP \u2022\u0027\u2022 CO., IMPORTERS\n; AND WHOLESA\u0022 X AND RETAIL DEALER: .\nCORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,\nare receiving new, direct from the manufacturers, j\n| ami from Northern trade sales, a most complete\nP \u0027PLATED, BRITANn|a, ALBATA, and\nNED WARE; besides an endless ass..rt I\nKrcucii and German FANCY GOODS and\nto which ye invite the attention of mer I\nnitl the public iv general, feeling confidant 1\nopopsaad raicas will richly pa) them r,.r\nWeewdsavorto nuuntain .mr reputaties\nru b.tr.aina. SCHAAPft CO.\nI OA HHDS. prime Baeofl Pules, city eared, new\nI fwv n hhtls prime Shoulders; 5 hbds. crime I\nHams,new; 10 boxes Dried Be f Tongues; 12 bbls\nRomp Cork: an bbls No. 1 Ale wive.; UWbbls No.\n1 Gross Herr.n s- :*i\u00ab) bbls. No 1 Cut Herrings- jo\nhalf bbls. No. l Cut Herrings; No. l.fand 3 Macke \u2022\nrel.iakits bbls .an I bait bbls.; -fOue bbhi James I\nRiver Cement; k\/j b\u0027ls Rcee\u00dfdaU Cemeat; ire\nbbls. Calcined Plaster, fine .mv Ba per fine: 1 .\u0027sum\nI bushela Plastena? Hair; 1 ajobbla Rocktead Lime-\nI IPSO bales primesnippina Hai ; SOPebusbels Psaa-\nI svlva\u00dfiaOate; l.aW baskets Ou Cora; leeobeab\n, els prime Mercer Potatoes; J-000 bushels Shipstutf*\n1 l.\u0027itHj bushela BrownstutJ: for sale, on son six s\n| m.iit.oy BRIDGFORD a CO..eetheDoc\u00a3\nj VKW SiCiti OF FRESH BOOM \\1\n*\u003E GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER\nI PRICES-SOUTHERN IMPORTING HOLBE\niAMI FL SITI\u0027.KHLAND, No ia Main .ueet.\nRichmond, Vs.. importer of and dealer in tiuna.\nPistols. Rifles, Powder Flasks. Shot Pouches\n\u2022 \u25a0-;.. c Bags. V\\ sddi\u00dfg.B\u00dfd Si.ortinj; Articles of a!!\nkind\u00df. Pocket Catssn, Walki\u00dfg Canes, Ftskina\n: Taekl\u00df, Ac. Ac. Lnit\u0027s Revolvers in any nuan\ni titv uud ou the u.ost f.tvor ible terms.\n\u2022 at the sixth annual exhibition\ni Richmond. VW.\u0027October,IdSk, ons sVlvtra\u0027nd\u0027 tares\n*m\u0022, -if. \u0027m\u0022\u0027,\u0027vo w \u0027?\u2022\u0022\u0027\u0027,\u2022\u2022\u0027 warded to SAMUEL\nBLIUERLAND. oi Riehmo\u00dfd. Va., for Huns,\nPistolsand Rites. faaca Tilouuan. Pres\u0027t.\nBBN Pkki.ev Poork,Sec y.\nfMiEATUARGAINS!\nKJ [, . . . W APPLI ED FOR BOOR!!\nA largs lot of fine Ivory, Done. Ehoni Horn I\nFV^K^;RVEii!i:^c\u0027 tABLK KSi * E \u00bb \u0022J\n. 1 he ahpvs being slighti) damaged ia manufnetur\nin., vi.l he retailed yen cheap. Boardtes-boasas\nfamines, Ac, iv want will do wijil to call anon As*\nply at 1n.26-t.al E. D. COOK\u0027S. 7e Main st.\nI ATHS. lATH!\u00bb,l.ATM\u00ab...\\\\eareprepar\nv \u2122 1 \u003E furnisu at our saw mill. Main\u0027s Island\nany amount ef LATHS, to which we would call the\nattention of plasteiers am! others, as we will bsU\nth\u00ab*m at the low \u003Enee of t] p\u00abi teoasaad, \u0027\n\u2022I\u0022 \u2022* -Ub \/NO. A OEO. GIBSON.\nDA\u00ab on ft Htsa l kmi., Bier for sateia\nXJ iilids Cuba .Siuar; li bbds New Orleans \u00abn\/sr*\nJUUbtrreisextr\u0027t.\u0022C\u0022ai\u003Ed Velib.w Seaarej Re Una!\nPatent Cut .Sui;ar;BU bbla. Oru\u00abhed and Powuered\ndo ;ae tterees Cuba M-l usaes; U* barrels Ochiihau\nseii a .1.. ; tat l-aga Rio Coffee; 33 Dags Laguayrado.;\n31 Itaits Java do. *\n511 Hw i JB i vl B*\u00278 *\u0027 o\u00bb~mdeTv\u00abiisholl.\n\u00abJV DERS-N\u0027Bwand Old for sale Ivy\nWOMHLE A CLAfBORNE.\nNo. 11 Pearl street\nQLO JAMAICA RIM.-A fcwgaHoasof WwT*\nt*\u0027 superior \u00abM Jamaica Rum. for sale by\nFISHER ft WINSTON, Dragguhj.","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=3948,213,948,8786"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00006","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"I\u2014T- \u25a0\u2014\u2014\u25a0 i IHffP\u0027 AMD YORK\nAimmtSmm WRmWrfT RAILRO A ft-Or. and\nmtwW*S m W mm m\\W n r t er MONDAY. December If,\nIM9. the reg\u00dflar Passenger Traia will leer. Weh\nmoad dailr texcept Ser-days.iat CM A. M. Will\nleave White House daily (except Sunday bo at 2\nP V\nThe Accommodation Train \u00bb\u00bb\u0022!\u2022\u2022\u00bb\u2022. Wl *i**\nHoaae TUEsbAYS and sVILRDAiSat BA. M.:\nRichmond. TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 1\nit y\nPasseneers for Norfolk and River Landings leav-y\nRichmond Tuesdays. Thursdays and bntiirdajs. at\n6Ji A. M.. connecting with steamer Curtis Peek.\nCapt Thee. M. Boutligate. Returnnm. the Curtis\nPeck leaves Norfolk Mondays. Wednesdays snd\nFridays, at \u00ab\u003E\u00bb A. M. Fare to Norfolk or River\nLandtu-s. **2. i\u0027asseniiera breakfast and dine on\nboard tad steamboat, both waya\nfor Kins and\u0027Wueen Court-Honse,\nUrhaiuia. Northern Neck ami Baltimore, leave\nKit liimind Tnvsdsvssnd Fridays, at CM A M.\n| faasen.era for King William Court House ami\nWalkeitnn- leave Kicfcraond Mondays aad thura\nidays. at 6\u003Es A M. Returning., leave Walkerton\n[ eamedays at 2\u003E\u00bb P. M.\nThrough freight forwarded either way daily \u2014\nI Way freicht forwarded either wa\u00bb Tuesday a and\nSaturdays. THOS. R. SHArtP,\ndo It\u2014ts S\u0027.ipmintendent^\nBE VIRGINIA CENTRA 1.\n*\u25a0**\u25a0\u0026 JH .wBE X AI L R O A U -FOR THK\naH**s?a*_!! , W*\u003EoHTH AM) WKHT-Twice\ndnilv. iMuminy niahts excepted.) vis : 6:34, A. M.,\nand 7 P. M\nPassen or\u00bb by the 7. P.M., Tram po thronsh to\nAlexandria without chansiri-.- firs. The Cars age\ntarnished with the meet improved NIGHT BEATS.\nThrough Tickets cm U* procured at the ticket\noffice.\nTo Alexandria. ToCiaei\u00df\u00dfaii,\nWashington, Louisville,\nBaltimore, St. Lome.\nPh lailelplna, Chteaxe,\nNew York. pock Island,\nard all important noints in the Western States.\nno9o-ts VTM.P. A DCOCK. Ticket Agent.\nOFFICE KICH\u0027D A PETERsK\u0027G R. R. 00..\u003C\nkiebmond. Vs.. Nov. 24th. Wee. \u003C\nt\u2014 i,,i,ii * \u0022AMiK or HOURS\u2014\n,i ffl), T iiai\u00dfTawl -\u25a0-\u0027ii indnfter FRI DAY, tbe\u00bbth.\nSu*r-\u00bbw._-. \u2666*\u00bb\u003E* j.(, e Traina on tin* road wiii\nleave as follows i .\nI.k.AVK BtewXrOBBPOa rKTEB^BrRft\nExpress, daily.excej.t Saadays. at .4.3u A. .V.\nAccemmodatma, ilmiy. except Sundays.\nMail, daily at. \u0027.\u0027.\u0027.\u0027.\u0027. .\u0022 \u0027.\u0022 \u0027.\u0027.\u0027.\u0027.\u0027.\u0027\u0022 \u0027. 156 P. S\nLBAVB PKTEX\u003CRI Ri, FOX BICBJIOBB.\nK.xpresa. daily at 3.14 A. M.\nAci-i.u.inoiUtmn, daily, except Sundays.\nMaiLdaily, sxeeptSnudaas.at sou P. M.\nPassengers for \u0027.\u0027lover Hill will tike \u00bbho t xprens\nTrain on TUBBRAYB, THURSDAYS or .*\u00abAT\nni24-t.s Supprintendent.\n. OFFICE R. k D. R. R..1\n* \u00a9SjbAT\u0027aoi Viiiv est-\ntiie Riohmond\nand Danville, South Side. Virginia aad Tennessee..\nr.sst Tennessee and Vlriiima. Fast TsBBCSBSOand\n(ieoriia. and Memphis and Charleston Rain-oada\nhave entered into an a.reement to pan*, negro\nChildren under three years of a*e, PBBK. over their\nrespective roads, to take effect on and alter Nov em\nTo persons trading ta Negroes, aad ethers, thai\nroute otters advaataaes BBsarpessed i\u00bby any other\nFor further pa.tieuiars. apply at the Ticket Of\nfice, Richmond Bad Danville Railroad. Richmond\nocg\u2014die C. CAMPBELL. Bne\u0027t.\nVr\u2014 -.\u0022..\u0022\u2014\u0022~\u0022r(IH N O II FOl X . OLD\nr AND HAMITON.-Per\n-sar*w.^r\u00bbfcrr3e^* B , )MS intending to visit either or\nall ofthe shoes nientit\u003Ened places will End the n.ont\ndirect, expeditious ami comfortable rone via tne\nRICHMOND AND PETERSBURG and tbe NOB\nFOLK AND PETER3BURQ RAILROADS. Al\nthe Richmond aad Petersburg Railroad Company\u0027s\nOffice, in Richmond, THROUGH TICKET--; wiii\nlie so;.I at the following rates :\nFor Norfolk; first class passengers i*3.2S\nDe. Second do. do 2.1*\nFor Old Point or Hampton, return tickets tor\nthe round trip good within 15 days ; first\nclass pa\u00bbneni,er\u00df 5.5i\u003E\nSecond do. do \u2022*.:*\u2022.\nStraight tickets; first class 3.2.\u0027.\nL\u0027o. second do 2.2S\nThese fares embrace the Steamboat charge from\nNorfolk to Old Point, ami they cover all expease\nattending thy transfer of Passengers am! lia.ifia.re\nbetween depots in Petersburg and from the Cart,\nupon the Steamer at Norfolk.\nAt Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with a\nSteamer, which has heen pn. a,\u0027\u0027il to run in con\nnection with the Norfolk ami Petersburg X n \u25a0 ..\nThere is nodetei or inconvenience in this ciiamce.\nPassengers step from ths Cars upon tbee\u00dfteaaaei s\nPasse\u00dfgero by this route iev-e Richmond at i:3n\nA. M., and breakfast in Petersburg at 6. reach Nor\nfolk st 10H, and land at old Point or Hampton a\u00bb\n12 M., allowing ample time for allprelimin \u003Cr\\ room\narrangements aad a SALT WATER BATH before\ndinner.\nPassengers hy th?s route have the privilege of re\nmaining over in Norfolk aaa going to old Point or\nHampton in the afternoon \u003C\u003Er hy ths same boat next\nPasseagers RETURNING irom OU Point ami\nHampto\u00df, leave Old Point at 8:15 A. M.,and Harap\ntoe at 7:45 A. M., (in cacti case alter the regutel\nbreakfast.) reach Norfolk at Ift; leave Norfolk-at l\nP. M.i arrive in Petersburg at 433, and in Richmond\nat 5:45 P.M., in time to connect with the trains\ngoin. on west same evening.\naa. BAG GAGE CHECKED THROUGH.\nWILLIAM MA HONE.\nEngineer ami Sup\u0027i N. 4 P. IL R.\nfIOVSLI Mi.\u2014The on! v regular line FREIGHT\n*L\u003E BOATS irom RICHMOND to LYNCii BURG,\nthree times a wee K , TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS\nam! SATURDAYS,\nBoat TEMPEST, Capt. Joaa Do.va.ld.\nBnatJAS. J. IRBY,Capt.Wu.R.WooBeaR.\nBoat M I- RCHAN I\u0027, Capt. Sao. O. Lav.ns.\nBoat BRISTOL, Capt. Cnv\u00ab. J. Jobnsos.\nBoat OLI VIA, Cant. Jno. A. Jomaaoa.\nBoat K.I.\u0027.A SCOTT, Capt. Wig. CLBvaxawa.\n11.-se Boats art*, al! of Ihe first class, aad com\nma!, li.! !\u003E\u25a0 careful aad \u003E ipcrieneed Captains, at.tt\nleave promptly ssadvertiaed. Thesabseriber.thaak\nf.i! for past favorsss liberal]] besSewsd,for me past\nthree years, bens a eontinaancs of ttie same.\nwm. f. COX,Agent,\nAt the Shed. I\u0027o-k et..in rearot\u0027tnd Has Works.\nDENTISTRT.\nARTirta\u0022 IAL TBETH.\u2014The Cteo\nmea^Vr\u0022\u00279\u003Eastio and \\ ulcanite Proess*.\u2014G. W,\nk - L - i \u2014\u0027 JON ES, DBBTIST. having lbs ri ,ht for tliei\nabove ri.. iteot m:-.kin* Teeth,and iuin. aatistsu\n\u25a0 I :\u0027..\u003E al BolatS superiority over all other methods,\nc j .i with confidence comaaend it to those desiring\nfull or partial sets of teeth, and especially audi\n.\u2022-a may Ims dissatisfied with those iriev arc 808\nnn n . Thepsrtecl sdaptattea ef the plat* toti.e\n!\u25a0\u2022 ith. wid tne auctioa tbereb) securad. SBahtei\nhim to iasert ene or more teeth without clasps.\u2014\nThis method liai nu tieen adopted in those s\u0027-ino\nmg highest ib, the profession. North am* South.\ntestimonial* will be gives aadspeoimens Bxhibitec\ntothoss wishi\u00dfg to see ihem. Bete of Teeth, oa j\n-old \u003Er aay other plate will of course i\u00ab madelni \u0027\nthose preferrim; them Pilliag, Cteaasiag, Ex\ntracting, and ail other operations lenlh miiithn- ]\nrou-iiiv performed. Office on Alaih street, opposite I\nCorinthian Hall lio2l \u2014ly\nF.A.JETER.\nSURGEON DENTIST.\na - L -\u0027Ofiice on Main, below Pearl atreet. next\ndoor to P. Horton Keach s tniumin,; store.and two\nth ~r\u00bb above Mbsbii, Thoa, K. Price A Co.\u0027a Lry\nGooda st\u0022ie.\nThe subscriber kaviag removed to tiie above\nhc.nne. wou.ti bs pleased t.. see these with whom ho\nhas eiiuiueineiits, ped has in ole extensive prepa- i\nrations to serve thepuitliogsneraliy. Aliopera\nttens performed in tiie Rewl appiovrd ami scientifio\nstyle known to the Proteestea, and ail work tlone\nby him warranted to give sa\u0027iafactiou. |ocl3\u2014ly\nWATCHES, \u0026c. I\n|V WATI HICS. JKV, ELHY. SILVI-R\n\u0026\\ AND PLATED WARE\u2014S. a. MYERS I\nJfe\u003E J keeps constautly t... bead a iir. ,* arid com\nassortment ol the above n.tmed ar\n,..\u25a0\u003C\u2022, embracing all tbe latest styles, which be of\nfers tokis friends and public oa Ike mo-\u0027 rsasoa*\naliie lerma. He would c til parti\u0027-nlar attention to\nhtsstoes \u0022i tine Watches, such as Jules Jargease\u00df\nP. H Adams A Sob. Alfred Lavalette, Jutes Esse- I\nr., Hear) Regaolds Lsmea, Joseph Jnknstou, John\nCraige, and otner celebrated makers. He also \u0027\nkeepsatergeassortsMatofrtek DtareendSet Fin\n;cr Bibbs, Shut Buttoas. liiamond Cluster and \u2022\nMii\u0027.le M.tne breastpins, for uetUs; also, a lar\u00abe\nBSSOrteacat ut tedics\u0027 Carbuncle. Coral. Lava\nCaniso and Pearl Kate, Etruscaa and a\u0027ain gold\nChain Bracelets,Cbatlai\u00df Chains. Neck Chains,\nt. ii. rma. sleeve Betteas, .Mint Buttons hetSilver\nBets, brebtets. Pitchers\n\u0027.\u0027\u0022\u25a0 \u00bb\u2666\u00ab. Fish hmvss and h..r \u25a0\u25a0, Bern Spoons.\nAssarasua lou.s. ice loilb. Silver Sp,H\u003Ens and\nf. rks iasSilvsr-platsdKnives he\nHoping to cater such iad\u00dfceoeala that cannot\nteil to f.\u0027ie-tse ia pi.cc and quality, a call IS respect\nCorner of Main and Pearl sts.\nP\\ FKKKY.- rtLmm \u0022ARPER\u0027S\nEi e\u00bb now are ifl auapenae to know\nblow * a\u003E laow \u0022 uUtri \u0022\u00bb Hirper\u0027aFsiry\nSoaae \u00bb hiarer peace, and some allude to war,\nvt.h.ch .ill alike must tsually abhor.\n1 is BBSS that ttn. suspense does injure tr.otle.\nAid very r\u00bbHn. people feel afnud i\nBut \u00abARTHo!.uMkW\u0027.s,upport\u00abra need not fear.\nf,\u0022 r , ! \u0027!\u0027 \u0027\u0027\u201e\u0027 s r esoived on never CBersias dear\nM, weMk\u00dfowi ND C \u0027 U \u0022 K WoKK \u00bb\u00bb ? cu\u00aboaiar.\nTo do it well, an-t at pn NBj really very \u0027ow I\nme\u0022t\u0027\u0022do\u0027 OU H WATviH CLOCK f-r\nOpposite tne Aj\u00dfSrteaa Ht\u00bbe,l *v\u0027\u003C B\u00bb\u2014 inn\nTHOLOME W. *\u0022fljjj| ruoLOMEW. *\u0022\nOpposits Aaaericaa hotel.\n,-Sa*2h l A T R ,I,E f* Jk\nR Iff\/ N \u0022 \u2022** **\u0027-\u0027\u0022\u0022 V\u0027 i!n * 1,\n\u00abot^i\u00ab l,ld: . t \u0022-\u0022ii t \u0022 . n, \u0027\u0022\u0027 uflt turiag ths aacvs Beaaai\nSJg 5 c*Ytoeirib^ke b W\n\u003C**\u0027 JOHN N. jK.fNINusI\nIRON *. IRON t!\u2014IMRECT i\\l i\u0027oWT*Tiri\u0022ST\na\u003E9ton. Bnglisk Re6.,?,iTl\u00dfoN. n st.re and \u00ab\nseiviagj perahip trie.direct from Lt\u0027erpo?\u0022 en\nl-rsei\u00dfg a full aasortuwnt of Ba-iialPs etuvtln \u00bbn.i\n(KaU from gjn t\u0027lr^iir ihiKy^.V,\u00abaS^Tuth!\nHalf Rounds irom S l\u00ab. 1 i \u00df t h; HorseSlWfrom 2\nt\u00bblx\u0027 k incb;Norwi\u00bb, R*ii K. Js. Hoop. Bl\u201e,t\u00ab \u0027","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=4849,220,945,8781"},{"id":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3\/ocr\/source\/P4_TB00007","type":"Annotation","motivation":"supplementing","label":{"none":["paragraph"]},"body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"L,.-... 1 .. .MXTMAWATM. \u0027\u0022\u0022\u0022^\nT_-\\te.,ht MULATTO Boy \\ZX\u0027**\u0027 %\n4*wm He is rather small for his *\u00ab\u00ab iIV *\u0027\u2022 aia\nXL.seal.l bead badly; the ha,* ;*?.*\u0022**\u0026\narow again oa tbe lower portion r.r T Bai at 7\nbave heard that he purchased a w.\u00ab ,\u0022.,\u0022\u2022\u00bb*\u003Ee\u00bb3. ,\nno doubt for disgoise. It is \u0027?\u0022\u0022stvtJ\nlarking somewhere shout Richmond \u25a0 **\ntne above reward, if he is secured v\u003E isJ ,*\u0027\u0022\u25a0 t\u00ab.\nagain. |n.,\u00bb ~ts| R. sTjfJ\u0026baifi\nj| \u003COM\u003EUTTKI\u00bb TO TH\u003E-\nttl f-hoaterheld County, on tin. 1 ~,\u0027\u201e ,\u0027\u0022\u2022 ba\nnmnth.a N\u0027KGRO M.\\.\\\npw) self RICHARD\n. \u00ab*. Bars be ia somc\u0027inr** eallsd Ci \u2022,\u0027.\u25a0\u0027\u25a0 us\ngrb iaa\u00bbH.utsfect\u00bbir,chea hi.i, :.!,\u201e?,\u0022 V\nc\u003C mpleaioa htack. with aaearrm k f*tn ,\narid no\u00bbe. H(* aa\u00bbs he i\u00ab free, vid \u00a3 J\u0027\u0022 \u0027\u00bbf\u0027,\u00abr-J\nre\u00bbit\u0022d ia his pcesessioa several eertui *\u0027*\u0022\u0027\u2022\nfreeafeni. wii.f\u0027h were i \u003EUfostly (ortee\\^\u0027 i *\u0027\nas lie can read and write. If said Nm, * \u0022aspjT\nway. the owner wiii SOSBS for ward \u0027 \u0027\u0027 \u2022i nw\nand take bun i\u00bbway, or lis wili :*\u003E!\u003E;, i\u00bb.l a ,\nin. to law. \u00bb* ,\u0027 \u0022. .\nno 2*-d\u00abw Jailor Chesterfield CmT \u0027\n%Jn \u00bbW Kl.nt\u00dfll...| j , ,\u0022 \u2022\nWv.ii tie paid te -oo one \u00bbi, ~, * \u2014*\\\n\u00a7m\\ and commit to tail a nnj. . \u0022.\u2022-..\nJ% who ranedfahoetthe Uia \u003C-fy, lag,\n,~\u00bbI.Mr. D. Haywood. ~\u2022 f\u003C\u0027. \u0022\u25a0*\u0027 \u2022\u2022 \u25a0\nwhom he was hired. Re in Bbi \u2022\u0027\u2022 -\nslender form, low forehead, \u00bb:..\u00bb. \u0027,\u0027 ****n Bj\nquick when apoken \u0027\u25a0*. Bad ht\u00ab i ~, \u0027\u0027 \u2022 ,\u0027.\nwork in a tobacco factory. Ws.., \u0027,\u201e \u0027\u0027 \u0027\nIM waeett \u2022eeaaihaat, getag tn\u00ab\nlia Btatma. Culpcpei Co *i*Js A\nTS,\u0027 CAPS. BOOTS, ftr\nsi 1.1.1\u0027 m; on \\ T ~..\nriditii to ieuve lbs city I\nitil the Ist ol rehruai i a . \u0027\u0027 i\nK. h.s .-.i.,i in OTS.s . \u25a0- , ; \u2022\nit onat. for cish. All tl .\u00bb \u25a0*\u25a0 -\nwill find it to t.\u0027ieir advanta \u2022\nL. Kll ;\u00bbll . * I\nrw Broed sfest, between y \u0027,\n\u2022!. i so.*, uw. .to ,1 ;\u2022 *;\u00bb\u2022\nUK. -I woiihl meet reap.\n.i. ail oi in\u0027v ;\u0022i; i\u25a0. |; , \u0027\u2022\u0027\nat in, store. 307 Pro d s \u00bb.\u2022 \u0027 *\n\u2022pj to wait iipon all wl \u00ab,. \u0027\u0027 \u0027\nor Soatbern in \u25a0mi. ~-\u25a0\u25a0..,\nbeso\u0027dat the lowest ~ \u0027 \/ \u0027\u0022\nne pei icct satial n \u2022 \u0027\n(\u0022A PS m .de to order i - \u25a0\n\u2022 notice as low or low r \u2022 ,\nth or South, and .:..,,,) ,\nn s booths . Boys md Cl i., \u0027\nCAPS, of all tbe very ....\ninstmss, which 1 hs a\n.w the rerular prices\nr-e loi oi NEGRO H.\\ I.\u00bb\u0027 -~ ,-,\nterm I to aell off ail m\\ \u25a0 \u0022\nAd you bave \u2022 \u0027 \u2022\nnl see fir you rax , mi i ,\nit. v v ,\nAt Richard Mo ...\ni.l 1 I i.tr.lM \u00ab l 1,. \u003E | \u003E .\nICE OF HATS AM- -;.-.\u0022 I\nFrom 15 to9oper cent, saved \u0027.-.,. A\nvlirfV !, \u0022 c \u25a0 m \u0022 1 J. H. ANTHONY\nVitl.Jr Getaj\u00dfhuui Beta\nMoleskin Rats ef hast asality, fssi\nlaaality, i ut. fashionable Silk Hat. i\u25a0. \u0027.\niKinnewet 1 Boots.SCO; CoagressGaiter ..\nfine call skin sewed Shoes, - ! Z*. J \u0022\nJ. il. ANTHONY ha* mode am k*;.,,.\none oi the best make,* in tne city ol \u2022\nto.suppl] him with handsome and \u003C .\nskia sewed BOOTS, which he wi - .\nccdentcd lowprice of THREE DOLL \\- - ,\\\nHALF. . i; ,\u0027\u0027\u2022 \u00bb\u0027-,\nJMID Tifl\u00dfat illltt If\u003Ci|\nr-.K.S.\u2014 We ha;e j\u00df\u00abt had ma Ie .. ..... ..,.\u0027\n\u25a0 Die lor Farmers and Ditching. I \u25a0 . .\ncue warrast to wear sa lose aa ai . \u0022\u0027\nProf such -is nre seii\u0022rii!y sold T\ny toBJ Tint mole rmt \u25a0\u25a0! cood Ll \u0027. , ;.\nraal .\u003Cl good Hoots w,:i v\u2022* m .\nI\u0027l PN :. i a aVATTs,\nAti MiTlil. TO LAPICa nn\na#\u00ab GENTLEMEN.-We ha a-. .\u0027 \u0022\nand opened another crass ol Ladies i\nmen\u0027s Oruters.-iiid Boots, importedi\nselves from Paris A tea\u2014 Material!\nlecture of Ladiss\u0027snd Ge\u00dfttsn.en\u0027i \u003Cj\nand Shoes,of every descrip\u0027iou. and of auai tia\u00bb\nsaperrof to an* made -it \u0027he North.\nALEXANDER HILL V CO.,\nIn portera aad Manul.\u0027turei. |\nBoots ami Bhsass, No U7 kia.ni\nri NUT II I: TO \u2022TRaNGKRS \\ Uir\nJllM. RICH MOND.-We \u25a0 eld most r.\nuiij on, i ths atteatiea of ati m., -, A .. iil ..\u0027 _~\nrisiting R chuioari. to call and ea Bona -.\u0027\naortment of BCiTS, SHOES. TRI\nLISE3, CARPET-BAGS. Ac. Bel j\naa they will hud a assorimei I I\nALEX, 81l\nNo 127 Main al . H \u25a0 gg.ii.\ns \u0027\u00ab\u00ab\u0027t\u003EM\u00ab\nrOCK.\u2014Ws nre malum, imi ten .\u25a0\u00bb\u2022\nreceived this u.iy by Bteeiner, n. .\nMen\u0027s vert heavy prune Pro.,:. ;\nI\u0027d. winch ii. eaa recommead i .\nwarrant them to be euperior \u2022\u2022\u25a0 n H\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\ni Also, a !-ir\u003Ce stock ot ren . \u0027..|,\n.an\u0022, whole cut. not seam aides f ,\nthem say tht-y last twelve n\nmeed in a. Alss lin;s\u0027 and Won.en\u0027i\nestsualittei wsiavite lilinwsntsl\n\u2022sor lit tots to f.ive va;: call\nI\u0027ll me : i \u0027.\u0027\u2022\u25a0 rr-\nJBOOTSANUSHOE*I..GKI ,i Ammt\nHH DUCTION i.N PRI.\u0027I-..- . . ;:\u0027\u0027\nBEH LE, Hi\u0022 vi strei t. lets \u2022 :t v. y\nkeeps slams atoek al Ladies\u0027, ienth\nBervaate*wearcoastaatl) ob band, .... \u25a0-.\nbody ib Richmond to compete with h\naa he in nn.i i. i.in \u25a0. to order itid iupf \u25a0\nhimself foole-lyl CHARLM Bkll\nJ.-\u0027i\u0027ilS \u2014ROBERT I . Dli\u0027Ki \\- N\nm to Bisford, Dickinson A We\nbegs leave te call ths attention of Ina I \u2022\neust-imers to his larce and extei -\n| HATS. CAPS aad FANCY FURS, wh . \u25a0\nI been ssteeted fttua the* largest nivnnfa\ntne most fiaveeabte terms, sspet latty lei the ta\ngaaai\u00ab, North Cttrolina \u0027tn4 fenn*. \u25a0 Tenth,\nprisi\u00df\u00df ti. the LATEST wd KOS I F \u00bb-\u0027! i \u0027\u2022\nBLESTYLES, 100 Butesroua to mssti.Ni . .\nwill I* sold :it who\u0027-sae ami refni. on ti-n.\u003C\nfavprabta teumi\nMerchants are rsassuttelly Bnlieitedtorasaai\nraj stock, kaewiag taal \u25a0 pr.ee. gaahty es ay \u2022 i\nanno! be. surpassed.\nrli UdhBTT A \\t tlMi.H\u0027,,\niA (Me. 167 Main .--re,\u0022 \u0027\n\u0022jO PPO \u00a7 \/ \u0027\/\u25a0 F RA-HA .. li B FA M.\nHave just received Ai I. OF TBI .\nSTYLES OF GENT\u0027S FINE Lid\u0027s i:. ,-\nFRENCH BOFT HATS, vte : Ti.ei.A\u00df BA\nZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUKI an \u0027. \u2022.*.-\u2022:\nassortment of \u0022fOUNG GENT\u0027M FINE \u0027\u0022 5 .\nCAPS. Also. BOYS\u0027 DRESS HATS and Cirl\nin i\u0027eii t\u0027ir.etv.\ni M.va HT4M X oFriNiK IliuUv.. .\n\u25a0have receiv\u00dfd aaether lot id\u0027 Gs ta\u0027 lea i\nJn i.-\u00fcbie solo BOOTS, BISdS b\u003E . -\nBOOTS are made to caxr oidsr, and srei\n\u2022till t\u0027.od. Also, gentlemen\u0027s Ess t1..... \u2022 \u2022 iti\nTER PROOF nHOFS abhost\u00dfatwr eas -\ntobe.ood. The*, have very hr 0.,.1 ~.\u0027:\u2022.-.\nlit very easy, Cai\u0027i and see theni\n__i!LI N XI \u0027 V ! *\u2122\n; j IIIUS\u0027 AN II VOI\u0027 \u0022 I II V\u0027PR IW\n\u25a0WiNTER Hours-Ws baveaowo\u00ab i\nnte assortment oi Boys\u0027 aad HHithi\u0027\nCALF HOOTS, which ws eaa warr bi sea i\nesH as snythiag th\u00bb\u00bb can be had inthia\u00df *\u25a0\nin Vir.ir.ia. Call and examine them.\nPI IM.\\ y WATT*\nJ \\ iiuuo hfthoi r\u003Eii.M \u003E \u003E\nPBgsed Hoots. Hro.sns Ac 1.c.-... r \u0022\u25a0\u0027\nBualit) Bra ana a\u0027 \u2022] ihe seir. at\nO. HRLLER v \u25a0\u0027 I\n183 Broad at , bstwes\nA \u2022\u2022 Vlt \u00ab X LOT Or mi\u0027\nWe h.vc iv*-! \u0027.\u2022\u2022\u2022eivsal \u25a0\u00ab IflJ\nlor ot !,.lilies\u0027. Gsatlsntsa\u0027s sad M\u00bbasea\u0027t)VH\nSHOiSoi all kinds aad of tin ren I tuahl -\nThese ia waaf of a nice article will \u00bb \u2022 iaa \u00bb\n_ i\u0027 i i \\ i i . .v a r r*\nI \u0027.l\u0027H\u003E\u0027 tine heeled \u0027\u0027 -\u25a0\n\u2022***\u25a0\u25a0\u00bb Laced O-iiters. Morucen I *l *-\u00bb-\nBuskins Ac.: Misses\u0027 asd Chi - Bum\nShtK-s. ol the l\u00ab*st m\u00ab;\u003C\u0027 and st.le, it pnesi \u0022\np! ease all who ami favoi \u2022;. H*-\u0027!,!.m; a CO \u2022\nft:cir patronage. IS3 Hio.id street, Iciween JtUst*\nt\u0027VKR Hiior v Ol I.X iiioiV\n\u00abB*^*Bf l A !ars;e assortment ot ti.e I. in\nIndia Rul\u003Ef*r Over Shoes, at\nii. HELLER A i\u0027O \u0027S. 1M Breadlj\nervrW\u0022TKl \u003EK\u00bb; TKIMin. ai .c ra\u003E\nKianple of thosw best quaiit, Truuka. Beaart\nTaliees he. a|\n\u2022 ; iir.i.i: ; \\ co.\u0027S.\ni\u00bb; Broad atreet, b\u00ab.f\u00bb,\u003E, \u2022..\u0022..\nt* Minis forili. tiiil.iittw jAkgt\n\u25a0li HELLER ft CO have bow b\n\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 :\u00ab\u00abortn\u0027t\u003Ent\u00abi iii kinds of W t\u0027l\u0027S \u003Cl\u0022 W\nGAITERS. Ac. for Ledtes. ChiMrea md iesu\nthe btst manufactory, .mii are \u00bbc i,n\u003C them \u00bbt \u0027-*\nlowest prices, at Ml Broad sir.t, -\no. iik: ;Kl hOJfc.\ncrrvrw T\u0027iit \u003Eh,N. Tin \u003Ehv *.\nKH|(ed stock oTcamos I RUNK3 . \u25a0 .aag v,\nat vera low pricea\nMARCt\u0027B HARRIS IBJ\nNt-at to An.. \u25a0\u25a0 H\nTKI KJ ** \u2122 l \u003EK*\u0022 N * \u0027 \u0027\nEnantbe larseat aad meet beautiful Bs\u00bb\u00bbr\u00dfseei\n*313\u0027\u00ab..f Tn-.elinsand Packim: Tru i\u00bb\u00bb I \u00bb***\nsad will aell thaaa very ehsas , .\u201e\nB\\VM .VA!\u003EH\n\u003Ev % \u003E r! hbki; boots.\nn, there cannot tie.sti. I\u0027.o\u0027 \u2022 \u0027\u2022 \u0027* .\nhem A man rnvy Stead bN dsi L \u0027 ; \u0027 J\n\u00ab dry With them, and lit Iwi IBS ,\u0027\u0022\u2022\u0027\u2022\nber\u00dfeeta WM. WAIJR\nriautM\\V I 111 NKS. IIONM-T I bRW 7,\nI We have aow ob bans alaras ase ..!\u2022\u25a0\nI\u0027Rl NKS.t\u0027f ever, descrip\u0022.*-) \u0027\u2022\u0022\u0027.\u0027.\u0027\u25a0\u0022. \u0027* J.\u0022, *\nladies or gS\u00dfttemsa. Also. VAI \u0027.SP\\ V, A .\u0027.\nBAGS, he . ie which we m,\u00bb\u00abt r\u00abepe\u00ab\u0027\u003C \u0027 \u0027\u0027! \\ t\nBtteatteaof ail m want. a\u00ab th** wi.i\u0027\u2022\u2022\u0022\u0022\u25a0 \u0027\u0027\nALEX. HILL J. CO . W \u0022\u00bb\u2022*\nUNDERTAKING.\n~Z~~r. --- no \u00ab vui.t*.*\u003Ei I.\u003E*\u2022\u2022**. **!\naate 7 r -\u0027\u0027\u0027\u0027\u0027\u0027 L\u003Ev \u0027- his in.iake to hi* tit***\nm and customers lot iheij iiV.ioe,sr\u00bb\nia the UNOERTAKING BUSINESS fc\u003E\u0027{!i\u0027\\; H\nten \u00bbe.irs. lie is prepared to!titui\u00ab.\u0027t 11 \u0027 r\u25a0 \u0027 J\naii at*c\u00bb and iiUAlitioe, lo suit the eireon-si i--\u0027\n\\\u0027\\ \u00bbrio tet*;il:a\u003E..Mirt l l to bury ih\u00bbir 1 r.\u00ab j. -\u00bb-\u003E\u0027\u0027\u2022\u25a0\u2022\u2022 \u0022\nHe n.-i.-t iin.. IIKAKSr-:. with *li*s \u00ab\u0022\u00bb\u0027\u0027- *\u0027**\u0027 ,m\\\n.SKRVANTfi\u0027 COFFINS of all \u00ab\u00bb\u2022\u2022\u0027 \u00223\nSlifcHTS. BRROUDB, hc..enkaad.Bl tae ooraar\nof Frankliuaiid tmhatreets. ...\u201e*.. u 1 rli\nJEREM\u0027AH SATrhKwHirK.\nBB\u00bb-dm* Ageat for Jeax NsTtss^.\n\u0022. .. ~\u0022 TIRPIN. ROPER * \u00bb l *\nmm***mJ m A V \u2022\n\u2022aaaaaaaaaaaw . UNDERTAKE*?\u0027\nGovernor street, betweeuMvn aad r r*nkii\u00bb. \u2122~\n111 llir.a FOR tAt IORIF*. Kura\u00bbt\nI I uud Hcatera set in basement atones, \u00bb \u0027\u0027\u0027\nable ty aiW aua\u0027.m ot beat\nstory iK.v#. aoc. Rdm, to the purpose wr -\nca his used. \u201e _,*\u00bbA?,t\u00ab*\nThree \u0022\\st* of bur Factor* Stove \u2022\u0027\u0027\u00ab 1\nmedium sise of whiob aas \u00bb*\u00aben seed three y*\u2014\nwin* faei-t\u0027ies without breaking. f,,reo*i\nAlso, Self-RegateO\u00dfg Lioorie* Boilers, wr\u00bb\nor coal, allsisss. \u2022 . .... \u2014^-\n\u25a0tffaVadhftm\nper ana wiu\u003E a..p.t\u00abi, jj,^^ r^r Mttm\n*****nn\\9Emu*","format":"text\/plain"},"target":"https:\/\/inkstory.org\/daily-dispatch\/sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1\/manifest.json\/canvas\/3#xywh=5750,202,854,8820"}]}]}],"metadata":[{"label":{"en":["Issue ID"]},"value":{"none":["sn84024738-1860-01-07-ed-1"]}},{"label":{"en":["Publication"]},"value":{"none":["The Daily Dispatch"]}},{"label":{"en":["Date"]},"value":{"none":["1860-01-07"]}}]}