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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-02

MARBLE WORK A ,,,,,u,, nnr,,.
MILLER s. VINCENT,
Min Street nea1fy opposite Second Baptist Church.
Dealers i'll Italian and American Marble, aud Man
invite the attention those in want to their stock
on hand which consists of larger ass Drtment of
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, &c,
than can be found in the State which they will sell
at prices lower than the article be purchas
ed in this any of the Northern cities.
Monuments of any size or design made to order of
the best italian or American Marble, on favorable
terms.
Carving. and every style of lettering, neatly exc
cuted ia Sim
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SUITS OFFICE X. Il u. K. R.,t
RICHMOND, Oct. %. 1887.

sUPpS OFFICE X. Il u. X. R,1
Il Ss rmss CHANGE OF SCHE-
81 ~ ssHs - D U LE-WINTER AR
October, the day Mail Train will run on this Road
daily as follows, Sunday excepted:)
Leaves Richmond at.......- 600 O'Clock A. NJ
Arrive at Junction at.......-..........l2D :.
Arrive at Danville at ,.;,;.;;.:-.. 500 z. ID
Leave Danville at..-....-................ 7b a. N
Arrive at junction 1900 N
TgRn " if NAIL u R6TT 70 THE s soUTuwE EST
On and AFTER THURSDAY. December TO- 1857. the
afternoon Mail Train will run, daily, as follows,
lSnnaays exceptedo and connect with the South
the Virginia Tennessee Railroad trains at Lynch
burg, both ways:
TRAIN GOING WEST AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH
ERN AFTERNOON TRAINS
Leaves Richmond Station at...... $50 o'clk. P. NJ.
Arrive at Junction. -.......... $50 z. III.
RETURNING, COMING EAST:
Arrive in Richmond at.........,....... $50 a.. NJ
In time TO connect with the trains going North.
from Washington City to Memphis. by the way OF
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Dalton and Chattanooga.
rect aud expedltlousroute TO those points.
del c. CAMPBELL. Sup't
r. -ssstssssw1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
- - COMPANY, 1874 Main ST., having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James.
Town ana hcanoKe. whlch leave new YORK every
"Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheville
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, now prepared to forward, with great dis.
patch, and at reduced rates every kind of Merchan
disc, Valuable Parcels, Jsweiry, &c. to the above
named cities, and all places ON the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, ON day of sailing until o'clock
Pm. ]. L. MACD0N0UGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
81 SPECIAL N0TICE-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places In Viz
gina and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
whoare the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
5ffice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
COmpany, LUULAM h PLEASANTS Agents
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IVA
$500 regular Line Freight Boat from
Richmond to Lynehburg, three times week, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA. Capt. VIM u. Smith.
Do. THpS. W. JOHNS. Capt Chas. j. johnson.
DO. LITTLE TENN ESS EE, Capt. Jas. w. Maxwell
Do OLIVIA, Capt. Jos. S. Wilkinson.
Do. NAPOLEON. Capt. geo. G. Layne.
Do. TEMP EST, Capt. John Donald.
These Boats are all Of the first class, and COM
manded by careful and experienced Captains. and
leave promptly AS advertised. The subscriber, thank
full for past favors literally bestowed begs con-
WIN z. COX, Agt,
At the She'd Dock street, in Of old Gas Works.
ia Ut
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, FURs! FURsIl FURs!l!

Ladies W u find at the new and extensive N
HAT, CAP and FANCY FUR DEPOT, No. "a, Main
street thef slowing beautiful and fashonable.siyes
Of Fancy Furs -
Sable TALMAS and yICTeRlNES
Stone Martein TALNAS and VICT0RINEH
Extra Fitch CAPES and do
Black Lynx do. do.
Russia Fitch do. do.
Rock Martsn do. do.
Britsh Sable do do
Russia Squirrel DO do.
Misses Squirrel CAPEs and WIGS
Stone Marten do.
Fitch DO.
British Sable do.
MUFFS. MUFFATEES and WIGS
NECK TIES. &C.
And every other style of Fancy Furs. suitable for
Ladies, Misses and Children. Also, handsome as.
sortment of Carriage Robes, Foot Muf1s, &c.
The above goods have been carefully selected aud
they are warranted fresh aud free from defect The
attention Of the Ladies is respectfully solicited
DINEoRD, DICKINSON 4 WEISIGER,
oc94 No. ~ Man street
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BARGAINS AND No MISTAKE The
- subscriber intending to close his present bust
ness, offers his entire stock OF Dry Fancy and Milln-
cry Goods at such prices that will at once show that
he ia really selling out These i'll want will consult
their own interests by giving au early call.
All those indebted to him will please settle their
Il. FLEiSCHER,
fa9-Im* 5 Main ST., opposite Market Hall.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-The subscrl-
~ Der has always OH hand. both large and small
LUMP COAL. which he will deliver 70 the pabic
10 H. On Near Petersburg Depot
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM
r. ~ -.ssS,uyzu1 GREAT NORTHERN

Fl: zx cssgszxz1 GREAT NORTHERN
aF2 ~ ssa5asa.sSfsffS AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TKAyEL.-TWICED DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
EXCEPTED1 BETWEEN, RICHMOND, BALTI
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIA
ACQUiA CREEK AND WESTINGHOUSE the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, to
the Potomac River seventy-fiva miles and by splen
did and comfortable steamers thence tn Washington
Aft five miles-in all $50 miles in seven hours, being
q comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed
Hours of departure. Gas A. NJ and7 p. NJ, and bag
gage under char OF special agents. checked through
to Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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DRY GUODS, DRY GOODS. JOHN
~ SON HARDWOOD, No IL Main street. keeps
constantly on nand large and varied stock of For
eign aud American, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to
witch we invite the attention of all in want of good
articles at low prices We cordially invite all TO call
and examine our Goods and prices, feel conf
dent they will nd it to their interest to purchase
of us at the prices named. ~
fe22 JOHNSON HARWUOD.
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or THE MEDICAL COL

ENFlRMAkI OF THE MEDICAL COLI
l. LEGE.-Tis institution, located at the corner OF
Marshall and College streets, in convenient ana
airy situation, is open for the reception OF patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medi-
cal or Surgical aid except the insane, and persons
affected with contagious diseases are admitted into
its wards
The accommodations for the sick are complete, and
private rooms provided for patients desiring
them.
The patients under the charge the Professors
of the College, aided by an experienced Resident
Physician. TAe charges fer Board, Medical Atten-
dance, Nursing and Medicine, are, for
White pr week.
CoIofeu 40. 10. az.
Private rootns..... ........-...H to Sl5 do. do.
By an arrangement with the proprietors OF the
Bellevue Hospital, in cases requiring SuTgicdt Up
srdtiDn in addition to the above rates, fee varying
from 81 $50 in different cases, viii be charged Tor
the operation. The particular fees may be ascor-
tanned on application TO either the attending Sur
gsons or to the President of the Inhrmary.
4- All charges to be pad on therem0Vdt Of the pa
tieRt.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the InirEary. or to obtain Information concern
i'm IT, may address the President or the Steward.
Attending Surgeons-Profs GIBSON, PETICoLAs and
WEXFORD
Attending Physcians-Profs. TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident Ply sician-MARIoN HOWARD, NJ. D.
Steward-t. NJ. PARRISH.
Presdent-L. JONES. NJ. ID. ia 6-d6m
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ss FOR RENT.-The House at pre-
E::: sent occupied by Mrs. Eliza T. Tally, situated
on Trace. between Jefferson and Madison streets, Is
Tor rent from the lst anuary 1t is in good repair
has large yard attached to it, and contains seven
large rooms. Apply to FRANCIS HART, Esq at
his store, Broad street. opposite Richmond and FIRE.
dercksburg Depot. de lo-ts
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~ erecting the works of the Maryland Portable
Gas COMPANY, in'mapy s@ctiUns of Virginia and ~
tarona. and they have given entire satirfaeiion-
They perfectly simple the Gas is superior 10 our
city gas. and the cost not onehrd that Of lamps or
LanlIies
the works now in use:
james Lyons. Miles Turpin, A Lee. Ro A Mayo,
Mai kdxln Robinson, Dir Jno b Harye, aud StGeo
Cooke, Of powhafan CO.
Any further Information can he had by addressing
ErEDBlNS pULLEN,
faD 1ol Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-02

THE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWEL
RY. SILVER PLATED WARE, WATCHES
&c, IN THE CITY.-The subscriber has received by
the steamer jamestown very large and varied stock
OF the above goods which Is superior In quality TO
what Is generally kept in the Jewery Stores Of the
city, and which be will sell at far less prices than
the same goods can be bought for.
50 Ladies and gentlemen will please call at No.
no Main street. where the above goods will be shown
with pleasure and warranted as Represented.
fe 9-ts HENRY w VUARLEs. Anct.
NaW MILL.--The subscribers having
purchased the Saw Sill on Mayo's Island. from
mr. 91nn William have made arrangemsnts 70 sc.
acon.hnoas supply OF nna logs Of the best selscted
Bill TIMBER e builders and others 90 reasonable
terms. They VIII endeayor to make Ii the interest Of
fully solicit their patronage
Orders left ~ the MIL. or at our Shop on 9Th and
Cary streets, shall be promptly attended to-
kz-s JOHN GEO GIBSON.
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000 WHOLE, HALF AND QUARTER

DERUVIAN ANO AT REDUCED
PRICE-BALTIM0REI INSPECTION A fresh
supply of Baltimore No. Peruvian Guano, of
reduced prices.
Also. Brown Columbian Guano, and best Mexican
Guano, for sale by
lie ID s. McGRUDgR's SONS.
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COAL.

4 NTHRACITE COAL.-3OO tons Red
"A and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE GOAL, Tor
sale at the lowest market price, FOR CASH Apply 10
& b IIpSCoMB, Coal Office l4th ST.,
f. ss-ts Near Mayos Bridge.
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1TRAW GOODS. BLEACHEp AND

lhhN dooDO, ANO
~ PRESSED. We have engaged the services of
first rate Bleaeher and Presser of Straw Goods epd
having procured new blocks ana the requisite
chinery. are prepared 10 Bleach and Press
Straw Bonnefs and Hats OF every description.
Ii shall be our aim to have this style OF work done
n the most superior manner, and shall spare no Ne
whom we have en- gagged, has warked in the largest
Straw houses ia New York aud Philadelphia, and we
think, can give entire Satisfaction.
DENNIS RR0.. Dyers,
Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan Hall.
e. E--ln
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rcn nnur 1Np SALE.

- FOR RENT OR SALE, The small
I::i Soap faetnry on Fairfield street, pear the
Oid Distilery 18th street er further particniars
apply 10 EDWARD McADAM.
r. s--Ths subscriber having enlarged his Old
sosp and Candle factory On Franklin street. rear Of
&C. Charles Hotel, and now manufacturing on lar
ger scale than ever respectfully invite ms friends
aud the trade generally to his large aud well assort
cd stock of Soap and Candles; also for sale eignt
hundred bushele best quality eeched ashes, TO when
he invites the attention OF farmers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-02

AT COST, AT COST. CLOTHING.
~ CLOfHING-We are closing out our entire
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods at cost to make
room for Spring and Summer Goods We can show
all persons ia want of Clothing n handsome LOT of
Cashmere Business Coats Over Coats of ali styles
and grades; black and fancy Cashmere Pants assort
ed lot of Cashmere Velvet and Meriuo Vests
ALSD-A large lot of Furnishing Goods patent
Yoke and Shoulder Seam Shirts, fancy and white
selling at cost, at WALKER d CO.'S
fe Is los. corner Main and Pearl.
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ICE.-We are prepared to

FAMILIES DESIRING CONFECTION-
Il ARIES for the ed, are invited to examine our
stock. Wehave fresh Raisns, Currants Citron,
Figs good cooking Prunes, Nuts OF all kinds, fresh
Tomatoes in 9 and TO- cans, fresl Peaches, Straw
berries, Pine Apples. fresh lobster, &c. All of
which We are Offering at about half last years
prices. Call at 80 Main street.
f. INIIIS j X.
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XETOOD.-Plne and Oak WOOD for sale
w by the single cord, on the following terms,
viz: Pine Wood So 25 Oak Wood Si-City measure
Terms cash. Apply 10 ,uo,
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TNO HOUSEKEEPEKS. p REP A RE
1 FOR THE TWENTY-SEC0ND
The feast will be great aud orr joy quite complete,
Our friends from all parts will be with us;
How well will we feel with all them to meet
liz will be glory for beanx aud for misses.
Let all the utensils be plenty ON hand,
To bake, and To drink and TO ear with:
The best place to get these, is at SCHAAp's old
stand;
All know he is hard 10 compete with.
This is at the
fe Corner of 3D. aud Broad SITS
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FARE r.:

TO washington, 70 ~
To Batimors 90
To Philadelphia, 90
The track Of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is nov undergoing relay, more
than twothirds of being already completed with an
edge rail of superor quality, while the remainder 10
in admirable condition. s. RUTH,
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION.
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DEDUCTION In FUEL.-We have on
IL hand full supply of excellent HARD COhB,
which will be delivered for the balance of the season
at 50 per load At this price il s, beyond compa-
rison the cheapest fuel to be had for close Stoves,
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces
Ne Yards corner 10th street and BASIN, ana 6th
and Byrd streets JNO. j. WERTH, Agent.
de 21-ts
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DUMPS-PUMPS.- have this day
entered into q Co partnership and call the atten-
ton OF those in want 10 sample OF tbs old style
Log PUMP, which has been in use for hundreds OF
years. and proves the best Pump ever used. We
prepared TO put Pumps ia wells AT the lowest Cash
prices at short notice, and finish in the most APP
proved style, which warrant 10 give satisfite-
| ton. Shop on Westham Plank Road. half a mile
from Rchmond. All orders from the country prompt
| ly attended to sUTER Il COSBY.
Ann
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. w e
l. are now receiving our Spring Stock of Confec-
tionaries, Fruits, &c.
Candies manufactured of every style and superior
quality.
Also, u large stock of Segars always on hand.
Every article we warrant to give satisfaction or
money returned
Cali at Ne 76 and examine before purchasing else
where as we are Away pleased to see old and new
customers hoping to be able to accommodate all.
fe IL DAVID N JONES L. CD.
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CPRlNG TRADE, 1859.--FISHER &
~ WINSTON, Successors to Bennett Beers d
Fisher No. l2J Main street are now in possession OF
their Spring Stock of Drugs and Medicines choice
Chemicals: new and rare preparations Paints Oils
of all kinds: Window Glass and Glassware Dyestufs;
Fancy Articles Havana and Domestic Seears, Per
fnmery &c all of which have beer purchased on
the best terms which they call attention of Mer.
chants Physicians ANA Others fe20
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ZINE CHEWING TOBAcCO.-Fergu-
4 sons COLLEGE Brand. aud Cuba Twist Also. ] r..
Walkers celebrated Jockey Club Tobacco. For sale
BY 8s yN0 w POLLARD
1eH Druggist. 18th street
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News from the West Indies.

TIE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE APPROXIMATION
VOTED DOWN IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or THE
LEGISLATURE "A BALTIMORE QUAKER LADY IN
THE ruLPIT-sIPoys AND SUGAR cRors-MARKErs.
We have news from the wes Indies dated at Kingston,
jamaica on 27th OF January, with some days later sd
vices from most Of the other islands.
OUR KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE
KINGSTON, Jan. 81, 1858.
Our Legislature has, by majority Of one, refused 10
subsidzc the American steamers, by grant Of f4soo,
for one year Government against the grant They
yin yet rue 30 suicidal policy.
Nothing Of Importance has uanspired since my pre-.
vious report.
me business Of she fortnight displayed little activity
.vccp. in the article OF fish, The produce market
Jaw ou,c, and prices are materially changed Coffee
ana n,meuo remain in very small supply. lockwood ap
poars 70 be better depsnd and has slightly advanced
se.r at The same figure Money 70, no, s ess
The legislature had adjourned. forty@N bills have
pasped and received the assent OF his xcenency the
Governor ave we're thrown out the most l"po'sn' VI
which was the clergy discipline BILL
From the Kingston (Jamaics) Journal. Jan. y
Much excitement was created in this city on Monday
sysnns last BY The announce sos IN" oOSrsSso f
che pulpit Of Coke chapel The name OF the lady susan
fredericks. she arrived here short time ago from raj
tmore accompanied by her husband. preacher OF TINS
description quite novelty In jamaica and consequently
stwacted thousands % persons q all denominations To
ten 10 her. The press for seats great, and the
confusion attendant upon 30 extraordinary that friend
Snsan after several Intellectual efforts 10 gain hearing
compelled 10 ltave the pulpit much " the dlssppont
cnt OF those who managed 10 squoo themselves into the
chapel she LETT Kingston the next day stour through
the country for The purpose understand Of observing
The character and condition tho people, so be able
report her return 20 her country the result
of emancipation in se West indies. We wish her God
speed in her mission.
There bad been quite monetary excitement at Dems
rara In consequences OF the banks-on account OF
critical state Of the money market at bometakng the
alarm and instead Of raising the Of discount resov
Ing 70 Discount no bills unless Ihe parties would consent
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70 take bank bills in exchange THIS resolution caused
great confusion IN commercial circles
In Saint Incia the weather had been al ths. could be
desired. Ihe planters busiiy engaged IN putting
everything 10 rights TO commence crop.
Our papers from Granada barren OF intelligence.
Their extracts reports Of missionary tea meetings
A shock OF earthquake had been felt.
The Legislature Of Dominica had been In session ss-
sases submitted from the government respecting
the Introduction Of sepoys and the organization OF militia
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GRAND MASONIC BAtT.-THE TWELFTH ANNUAL.
NJ bell Of the Grand Lodge o The State o New York will De
given Niblos Saloon, Tuesday evening, the 18Th inst
Tickets g. 20 admit gensmsn and hdies may be Obtained
once, iJ5 Canal street. n the prnci
pal aud boe at the the doe the evening ~
The ball and Of the following committee Lewis feuchi
wanger Vincent W Bale william Rockwell, James Herring.
NJ. j. Weeks.
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HEW PUBLICATIONS.

rrHE PALACE OF WONDERS.
Il know place OF great attraction,
broadway, two hundred ninety three.
Where bright eyes beam With satisfaction
when all the splendid sights they see
Where all may enter and behold
Rare iitsraiure's most precious lowers,
While many gift of burnshsd gold
Il there 70 Eiid the rosy hours
lis Rsnney's store, and passing In,
We AXE = ole ssed. asonsh-d look
Atmany n ring. and ws'ch sGd pin.
Thatt given ava, with verN book.
The ladies' smile "a In they walk
And 10 each other softly
The greatest wonder In New York
IL Rsnney's palace on Broadway
The ladies Of course the bes, judges OF sub
and therefore they all speak In terms of o. I'd
great Amercau DIN Sock House 2s3 Broadway whsr,
given with every book valentine sold Catalogues
cent free. Address A. RANNEY Agent
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THE LECTURE SEASON .

DR HAWKS LECTURE In COMPLIANCE WITH THE
the audience before whom wae delivered at tho
the Hisiorics society DR. HAWKS will repeat
his TEXTURE "Old Amercss Message 10 Young America At
kibos theatre Thursday evening FEB IS at O'Clock
Tickets cents Obtained the Library Of the lila
torcal Soc ETY. second Of Eleventh street n,
T. j. Crowens 500 broadway; at the box oncs nj Nbo =
and At The door o the evening Of the lecture.
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THE BALL SEASON.

COMPLIMENTARY BALI, FOR THE BENEFIT %
~ Henry II. Lyon will take place At the Minerva Assembly
Rooms los Grand street. west Of broadway Thursday
Yeh Is 1888 Tickets 81 be had of tbs wing
itee-Lewis p Ansevine, A. Rogers John Reynolds Chss
Brown, Abraham johnson, John W. Hanney Frederick A
Bartlett Daniel Greed James Cornell, David p Robinson
The noor under the direction OF Professor Bond. sheou
band is engaged for the occasion. ... -
CroRcr W 0tyysor Sec.
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NEWSPAPERS.
A UsTRALrAN NEWSPAPERS.
"A Per Of the West
VERY LATEST DATES FINN
Sidney.
Gelopg.
BenSgo.
Launcesion,
and other leading papers In Australia
California newspapers,
Oregon newspapers
Washington Territory newspaper,
sandwich Islands newspapss
'"'''''V''O 'O' 'V' J. p rEEKs
California news agent,
IL stree
New YorS.
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 yoryg AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, FROM rHE
-, but now residing the West would Ike
Ssrresnondence with SWINE young lady with view 20 MARI
money The subscriber owns good farm IN Illinois rete
renr. given and required all communications strictly couh
dental Address Henry T. q. Shepherd, e. Lors, Mo.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SHMSRvi1LB, ~ atge
are occurred on the 10Th inst al Shmerve, Northamp
ton county IA by which barn. -four mill alsuuery
and dweling.house partially destroyed Inc po
perty belonged TO Joseph lanlay Ihe loss amoun'co
s2S 600 on which there IL no insurance
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LAWRENCE, X. T., Fen. 4, leos'
Marcus J. Parrot and the Topeka Gorernm snt-AHeg'd
Frauds IN the Territorial J>gdatgreA Nse tdpHd'y or
the 7urttoy-1inneola the Frairis Pdfsr Ep'on.
The Hon. Marcus J. PARROT, 10 note dated Washing
ton, Jan. "a published in the HEsAp Of tue 2S'h u'
says that he never recommended to James LINE the
putting in force Of the Topeka government, as stated Ia
my letter of the 18th ult without doubShis statement
Of Mr. Parrot true; but that the recipient OF his ex
press sad published and declared, PubcJpnd privaev,
that MI PARROT Did recommend the putting in iorce o.
the Topeka government is equally true The reason o.
his saying may be gathered from my letter Of tue "a
inst Even the boys Of Lawrence could help laughing
., their leader when he-tho great general Of the free
state party the commander Of the militia OF the Territory
Of Kansasrc,urned, after long aud costly campaign,
bearing The laurels won pitched battle and by one
victory, viz prisoner. an innocent, unconcattng
JasOe arrested alleged cue process 81 AW u sued ~