The Daily Dispatch: January 17, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Ballard House.

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The National crisis.

The Winter in France

Rarey and a Mustang mare.

Death of an Old lady.

Monarchy for the South .

Private city Telegraphs.

Russian Disasters in Asia .

A Massachusetts custom.

Interesting from China .

Post- Offce affairs.

House of Delegates .

From Washington .

Horrible Infanticide and Suicide.

Extraordinary Bequest.

Gigantic railway Undertaking.

Address to the Catholics of St. Louis

Narrow escape of a band of Ethiopian Minstrels

Bonaparte 's sword for Garibaldi .

Death of John C. Heenan 's father.

Hon. John A. Dix .

Could not do it.

Disastrous Fires.

Gulling the Dilletanti .

The county meeting.

Escape from jail.

Hastings Court .

Off for the Country .

The Forgery case.

The Ballard House .

Mr. John O. Taylor

The Legislature.

Forts and vessels.

Conspiracy to Seize Washington .

Unprotected condition of Richmond .

An Instructive lecture.

Life Insurance .

Judge Hopkins ' speech-- Errata.

Alex. M. Garber ,

Cyrus B. Baldwin ,

The reception of the Prince in Richmond .

Richmond Library Company.

Washer and Ironer, &c., for Hire.

A Servant Woman for Sale privately.

For Sale privately

Servants for Hire.

Dining-Room Servants.

Wanted — to Hire

Wanted — Negro Carpenters.

From Washington .

From South Carolina .

Southern News, via New York.

Georgia State Convention .

Naval resignation.

Northern Markets.

Negro Hiring, 1861 .

General Agency.

To farmers-- Negro Shoes .

Condition of Virginia Banks .

Main street Hospital for Slaves.

Infirmary of the Medical College .

Infirmary of St. Francis De sales , Brooke avenue , Richmond Va.

Negro Clothing , Negro Clothing

Negro Blankets , Negro Blankets

Good Negro Blankets

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The Ballard House.

--Although the town has sadly lacked gaiety this season, we perceive that the pleasures of the good old times have not been entirely abandoned at the Ballard House. A very pleasant "hop" took place in the ball room on Tuesday night, in which a number of lady guests participated.

The Daily Dispatch: January 17, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. January 17, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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