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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02

ALARMING OCCuRRANcE AT CIgcUs.-Du-
ring last Friday afternoon, while Dan Rice
was performing at Milwaukee, q storm sud-
denly came up, blowing down the biz tent,
and pilipg the audience, SEINE two thousand
men, women and children, into one confused
heap. The scene was terrific. The storm
ragged, tho rain fell in torrents, some five
hundred children cried, and about twice as
many women screamed, all at one time. All
got soSking wet, and the women's bonnets
and crinoline, as well as the mems hats, were
sadly damaged. Wonderful to tell, howey
er, nobody was killed, and no one was seri-
olsly hurt.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02
JOHN A. MCCORMICK

u, For all complaints incident 10 bot woetAspa
and bilious climate, such a. Diarrhcea, Collie
Cholera Morbus, Flux, Flatulcncs, loss Of tess 70
the Stomach, and arrangement of the digestive -.
gans, there is medicine which has become q
general a favorte as DR.. Bakers Pain Panacsa.-
1t is simple in its ure, yet instantansous IN lie
effects. By instant application in time Of nesd.
many fit of sickness has been prevented, and tine
and money saved.
For sale in Muscatne by +. u. 6tsos and JsAa =
Dougherty.
See advert isemcut,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02

RrscrssIoN.- day the people Of Louisa
county vote on the question whether or not
they will rescind former vote, taking stock
to the amount of $50 900 in the Keokuk, Mt.
Pleasant and Muscatine R. R. Co. If they
rescind, it will relieve the road of the obli-
CATION to 60 through any portion of Louisa
county, and they can, instead, proceed
directly from Mt. Pleasant to Washington,
even by that means forming as early con-
nection with Muscatinc and the river as by
the present arrangement; and We believe
that is decidedly the better thing to do =
Gate City, 28th.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office, at Muses.
tine, Iowa, July LIST, 1858.
Persons calling for advertised letters are
requested to give the date of the list.
On and after Nov. lst. the Post Office
will be open on Sundays, from 8 to "a. n.
aENT3a. LIST
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02

ANOTHER NEW CENT.-The government,
very properly disguised with that most afro
cious of coinages, the cent piece of 1857,
has got out another. The new coin, like the
other, is of nickel, and of the same size; it
has the head of an Indian girl upon one side,
and the words 'sUnited States of America"
with the date. Upon the reverse is wreath,
surrounding shield, and the words Gone
Cent" in the centre Of it. The workmanship,
as we'll as the design, is beautifully executed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02
REPUBLICAN STATETICKET

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
Election, October 18th, 1851
For Secretary,
ELIJAH SELLS,
Of Muscatine County.
For Auditor,
JONATHAN w. CATTELL,
OF Cedar County.
For Treasurer,
JOHN WESLEY JONES,
Of Hardin County.
For Register Of State Land Office,
AMOS B. MILLER,
Of Cerro Gerdo County.
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL A. RICE,
OF Mahaska County.
For Commissioner of Desmoincs River Improve
ment,
VIM. G. DRAKE,
y Of Wayne County.
For Congress, (Second District,)
WILLIAM VANDEVER,
OF Dubuque.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02

rs Editors of papers whs receive copy of this
Circular, are respectfully requested to give it
insertion in their several papers. and to call the at
tention of their readers to its objects. hen they
do so, please send copy6f the paper containing
it, directed to "Sesrctary Of Agricultural College,
Des Moines, Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02

IDENTIFIED gave an account a few
days since, from Portsmouth Ohio) paper,
of the attempt of man to pass himself off
as Robert MsAuley, who had been absent
some wears in California, and whose return
was expected. After full investigation, it
has been discovered the pretended Robert
McAuley is a brother of the real Robert,
and is noted criminal, who has for many
years been familiar with prisons. 1t is said
that $1,000 changed hands in Portsmouth in
wagers on his identity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27
Interesting Literary Event,

The bargain Just entered into between Mr.
fVGre't ana the Gr"a; Bonner, of the New
J. .L,, ,"''S"r, fe!Hrrcu '''n yesterdays Express
Joy r. 'iI'v ,'.'T '.u'a.y event OF tho
il NAV lie wrth ,yh;ln ~ ,''.'i,r' - M''io"
mcut.
The first is that Mr.. Evcrctt is thoroughly
IN earhc~i n in MS d"sirc to secure the Mansion
anu I' i"S,o %I "Sh,nSton' Tor the ladies of
ncn ron .i,,In ,ErIon MrHGc.''',on. mere have
no,orirty for themselves ike tTc c'lisar s'",% ~
the Saturday Press, of New York whose
ilippaut remarks we quoted the other day,
VINO have not only challenged the generally
TEccMr' W "l'n'nn OF 'hS hu'"gy which MIR.
h,yr r"J T" IN ," "n.,;,, "" M 2Sn,m fePG"'eI' but
inc so olIon LriGrc tho While T%o" ~ "Pleaa-
tod too see liking foY Immediate arrnnso
under the laboriuus mission he had taken
upon himself, and to doubt whether sin
rcre wish t" i"rher the cause Of the Mount
SriGh erm%n p"r'mosc ,,, pr,"nP'cd nm so much a.
,,c m,m,"i'nL" "R! Rn,! -; '"NT =, ','e p'"n"'s > {"
"Mo,mt Vernon pnncrs X" Will I'I', hn; W "o
tribute during the coming wear. to nr con
mmns oiihc New York Ledger, there can lie
no question that Mr.. Everett has SHOWN him
S@i "r'"2@'Mcr az uiS!n'ercs'"d' or 'iany incon-
1t rs an norablc ambition to link his name
WI Ws'I ,I'"' Oh IN" l'apor IHnfm Tor all tine
NJ, ryrrStt 'iG Gos;rons Cas"T' Op pss'';e maj
ready won in decree hiab cnnn.b ~ ,'i ",;.r,, a.,
any man Bat ono conclusion Can he rcnci,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27
SElEO TED POETRY,
From the Charleston News.
The Autumn Of Life.

The scar leaves of autumn around us arc falling.
All nature il shroudcd in darkness and gloom;
As fast ns the trees their gny foliage arc she'd
ding,
So fast do we mortals pass on to the tomb
1t shows the brief time that to nature is given,
To grow and to bloom in full yigor and
strength;
And like trees dol, there como o'cr our lifetime
When we, too, must die and hc forgotten at
length
But ns trees ofthc forest agnin bloom in beauty
And nature looks cheerful and happy and gay
SO will those who on earth lave performed eve
ry duty,
Arise to the joys of happier day,
Where no changes of time or season comes DER
us,
But where our life is enc springti,nc Of Joy.
Where no winter of care or nfliicton diStub us
And all there is pcacclulncss without alloy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27
STRICTLY TRUE.

,,,c,tv I;n,,l,J e., en- c Mn
ways cytr.T,,,..nt t, % '"'a,I''' a..
,,n,,ln wr,n,, ;,nnroS.;,,,,,. .,,J ,,a,",.ra
the imnort,nt t;tIn nfNS,rS Tn'1I,, p;,. pG,0
;nn,nm lInr Lr.LarJ n.i'' i' I,I:,''i,, ''il,
cr,vr and srJ,tn tham,,l', ~, IA o,'o'
Tort his name Win ,mI;nint d",nit,. n,ipl
he son,nt;moy unJ,rto,l, 80 ,oo,i0,na ",'u
wh,t bn con.;dnrn1 hnr :. i;t,I" c';;,.. -
bnt with some miscb;nynrs % rrnlv %o"S, sr" ~.
olwovs sure to nnt tn Ginht his !rr,,i,v
Every ono wondered how two nn1,lc so
totally Hrlikc,s DmJlny piv;n..tonlt tf'I -"
zie Rsim~ had even S BEEN drawn I t""nbir ,n" I"@
lut il is a firm, s,v;p,, th,t non,lo Ei:n ,Ln;r
onpositcs and N,r R;y;umt,r VIA wee ~
first shocked. .lEcnomuscdbv I.;ly;n,s nr,uls
at lcneth found hmyolfin love with tbc Ii,
tie hoydcn; while Lizzie who stood IN cor
siderable awe of tl,iS ~,u,irunn ,,r,h,,ll,,
found her rcSpccl dorncuino into - dirrr,,nt
feeling. And so thcv were morr;eA and
different thoueh thry were. no word Of
discord ever marrci thcir h,nr;nr..
Gus disrnsition. but at 't,mcs hc wor,I cost
about in his own mind for some way to c,uc
her.
"My dear" said Mr., Rivincton ono d,,v
us he entered the apartment whore his briI,
was sitting, al have heard somrtbinn yrry
strange
"What is ?" asked Lizzie
"I have heard that your n,rcrts wcro
very much opposed to our union, and that
we were obliged to clopc at niyht by ilm-
ping ont Of the back window. and TINT then
we had gone immediately tothc clerovmnn
and had been married without the knowl.
edge of our parents, who, in consequence.
had dsinheritcd YOU, and had refused TO
have anything to do with YOU"
b" low very strange :" cxclaincd Lizzie.
how could such report have originated y
Z" lave you not ii something in fun
which might have gwen rise to Z"
"No," said i.izzic,thouwhtfullv. and .hcu
she added "Oh, now remember The
other day, when Sally Brewster was here
you know she has perfect horror of old
gcntcmen-shc asked me in her innocent
way, how came to marry person so much
older than myself, For my own part"
said she, 4" ] never should wish to marry an
old man, and pa and ma would't let ne il
did" She is such an honest little crca-
turc, and always takes everything so litral-
ly that wished to ustonsh her, so replied
sprang out ofa back window at night,
when my parents We're asleep, and was
married quite early the next morning"
suppose that must have been the way the
story originated, and 1T has gained, OF
course, 10y circulation
p" but Lizzlc what did possess you to say
! n n IL ,,,,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03

ia 22-2m Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
CHEAP ENGINE FUEL. Fine Coke
~ delivered at 6 cents per bushe If mixed with
small proportion of bitnminous coal, IL makes
very economical tnel for steam engines. Yards, cor
ler 10th street and Basin and 9th and Byrd streets
IA its JND. j. w EMIL. ASb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03

Harvey Hudson has been arrested Ia Nashville,
Teun., for obtaining money through the post once
BY false prsssncss.
Thsre ssre 100 deaths In Philadelphia last week,
and Ill In Baltimore.
The residence Of Mr.. James II. Mann, i've miles
ssnth Of Madison, Ga, WAS consumed by IRE few
days asc.
.fwonsy-iise bales OF cotton belonging To Mrs.
Jsns r Baker, Abbevifie District, 8. c., was des
froysd bs hFss fsv days sgo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03

NEW GOODS, NEW GooDs.--A. 4.

NEW GOODS, NEW G00DS.--A. 4.
IN PARKER & CO. have Just received per steamer
Jamestown, n variety OF new and desirable 6ooas,
selected In person by one OF their concern, now IN
New York. They viii coBtinue TO be supplied rom
time TO time with whatever il most fashionable.
Among tue Goods just rec. iyed are the foiiowing
Black fioanced Silk Robes
Do Aqaifs do do
Cord Aquiie do do
Spring Silks. In Robes, Bayadere, Chene ana
Satin stripe
Spring D. Laines.in Printed. Bayadere and Robes
Aduie
Plain Mousselines and Debeges .
Printed Chailies, Chailie De LANES aud Pole de
Chsure
French English aud American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars
Cambria Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape Sets and Black Grape Collars
Illusion capes: Illusion Berthas
Full supply of AlexRnder's Kid Gloves
Gents, Ladies' and Chidren's Hosiery, &c, &c
fe Is "a. *. PARKER W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03

Tas ATLANTIC TELEsRsPH.-fhe United States
stesmfrigate Niagara will probably sail from New
York some day this week for London. on her Sc
eoDd voyage In aid Of the great Atlantic Telegraph
enterprise She will be on this, as on her former
aud irst voyage, under command of Capt-Wm. III.
Hudson. Since her return she has been eaulked
and RENTED; the main rigging has been changed
by the substitution OF larger chsns and the fore
and maiatopsaii yard, which were found to be too
light have been replaced by heavier ones. She
has also been rspsintsd. and now looks 'ss good
as new" Her muster-roii embraces 40l men, ell
told The marine force consists of ffty men, and
abont m equal humber belong to the engineer do
Psrtmsat. The remainder, including officers, are
pjcked eaiiore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03
49, NOTICE.-A fresh lot of La,

Aws N0TICE.--A fresh lot of La
szsssf<S dies. Misses anil Children's SHOES and
CATERS, inst received per steamer jamestown,
and Cor sale at the following prices:
ladies black toxed g AITsRS, heeletG Sc per pair
Ladies' blaek foxed CATERS, without heels-l5D
per pair
Ladies' black foxed CATERS, without heels-ll2
per pair
Ladies black and brown GAITERS--I 90 per pair
Ladies black Congress CATERS, heeed-215 pa
pair
Misses black Congress CATERS, without heels
LIS per pair
Misses black Lace CATERS, without heeis-i % per
pair
Misses brown CATERS, heeled--I 80 per pair
Children's fancy SHOES and CATERS from-G2 20
" peg pair
Chiliren's plain SHOES from-25 to Is per pair
ALSO-Men's. Bows aud Youths SHOES Of our
own manufacture, sewed and negged, mt very low
prices JEWETT 4 MhERSON,
fe 25-gtk No 23l Broad 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03
RUNAWAYs.-Absconded from

~ the service Of the James River and kanawha
ID Company, on the 9Th inst, Two Negroes,
81 named JOHN and SAM, both the property
u nrpnon Whiting Esq. of Elizabeth City county;
Holm is mulatto and Gam ia bacon coiored, ana
both are Young men and about five feet ten inches
high, These negroes have be n hired during the
three past years to Messrs Ellis Peers aud Others
Of this city, teamsters and boat hands anu they
al e M doubt lurking about the city at this time
The James river and Kanawha Company Will pay
what the law allows and ten dollars besides on each
of them to any person who Will apprehend and lodge
them in any jail 10 this city. so that can gel pos
session Of them. GninN,,
sup't of Repairs and K Canal
prcuua<n Vel, ~ IS5S fe 27-dGs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03
EMn. CAKRIA(iEa CARRIAaEs

z79g--T The subscriber has on hand, at bis ccarh
Waking establishment. on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, 18th and ltth streets near the Co.
lunbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARf0TgRs, BA-
R0UCHES. BUs6IES. With and Y!thon. tops, aui
SULhlES, aiiof his own make of the best materials
and work manship; all OF which will be sold as Iow az
good work Of the kind can be in the city Of Rich
moud. and respectfully ask call from those in
want of any article in the Carriage iine rs an de-
termise# 10 make to order and sell Mt the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold that is new
Tsnted. MiCAJAU MANGUN
e. II n,,a
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RATS. cAPs. noors. lSo.
q o. a ~ a- 49, ~ i7's'' = ~ a
BARGAINS.


~ have Just opened at the cheap BOOT aud
~ps SHOE store. No. 20i Bread street, Ladies'
heel CATERS, SI59 aud 81. q; CATERS without
heels. 75c: Kid CATERS with heels, s: 90. Laai,
white sa,in CATERS Si.75: Ia iies' Morocco BOOTS
81 and 81 25; BUSKINS, sac IS and 81; misses No.
rocco BOOTS, 40 Cents; child's SHOES from ~, 10
~ cents: ladies GUMS 50 TO 62iz cent: mems BRO
CANS 81; boys do sc; boys SHOES, IS aud ~ eta;
nIeI.'s Congress CATERS, 50: mems oxford Ties,
a; mems BOOTS, So and 50: GUMS. 7ae.
/ would respectfully solicit the attention Of the
Ladi-s and Gentlemen to our stock. My motto il
quick sales and small profits. Don't torges the No.
2ai Broad street, opposite GrBbbs 4 AprerSon's
NH p lniN A. UttHES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03

LIME CIGARS.--I have in store large
supply OF choice Havana aud Principe cigais.
% which invite the attention OF the public.
JN0 W POLLARD Druggist.
tels 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03

~ FOR Rem IA very desirable
@:.i dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
f1i,stlee one souare above Grace street Baptist
Church. The house contains ten iooD.s, ana has
been recently repaired and gas introduced mas the
city water in the yard, and Is in one Vi the most
pleasant neighborhoods i'll the city,
To good tenant the rent will be low. Apply 70
in l3-ts RAGLAND Il BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03
SAUDLt AND HARNESS

90 5 A DID l. T. D HAhNhoo
~ MANDATORY SAMUEL s, COT.
IL ~ rRkLL, wholesale and retail. NO ".
x Main street, Hi hmoHd, Va, returns his
thanks To his old friends and the public generally,
Cor the very liberal patronage lac has received 81
their hands for the last sixteen years. and assates
them that he Is at present better prepared 70 ae0n
mosiate theia than ever from the fet thar be ass IN
hls employment the very best hands. aud uses BoHe
but the best materials. 1t
He has always on hand good supply 81 all quail
lies Of articles usually kept in his ine which VIII
tss sold ~ low as they ean be purchased anywhere;
lie invites the public and his old friends AMI custo
mers 20 give him call. silver niedn has tSsh
awarded 10 him by the Mechanics Institute, * Us
two last exhihitioas-h0nofabl testimonials oi the
skill and fidelity Of the work lone In bis establish
nenf-- SAMiL 5. CuTTkELL,
q ir-dsewam No. liz Main st
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.NINDOW SHADE DEPOT. 23O BROAD

STREET, the only place where you can obtain
q cheap pair of Shades. See prices
Beautiful Landscapes size, cheap at 75c
Plain Shades Soc worth ST.
Bouquets T5c, worth $l25
Vases only 81. =" 200
Gothic style ST, I50
Gold and Velvet sl.25 cheap at s3
Gold Centre $l50 worth Oh
Gold and Velvet Centre 81 cheap at ego
Dry Landscapes 81 So worth 400
Also. large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, a durable article. Those in want of
good article at low price would do well TO call nj
Nj. GOLDEN'S Dry Goods and Shade Store.
$50 Broad street
N. B-Storekeepers and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices
~ Shades made TO order at short notice
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sss FOR RENT.-For the purpose OF
E..s moving into a larger building on the Basin
BANK We ofter the house at present occupied by us
for rent WM. 7. STAPLES & co,
18th street. next door to
ia l-ts Shields Il SOmervie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03

THs ABOLITION oR SERsDOM aussIA.--At ham,
aust which took place at Moscow on the 9th Of
January last honor of the proposed eman
Of the serfs, at which one hundred and eighty per-
sons were present, in reply to the first toast
..The Emperor has struck at the roots of this
evil. The glory and prosperity Of Rassia cannot
rest upon tnstitltions based Injustice and false
hpei. No, these blessings are henceforth to be
found In .hs path thrown open by him whose name
Ru.sis pronounces with respect and pride. The
Emperor has coded this great reform. which he
might have accomplished by bis ewn powerful
will By asking the mobiles to take the initiative
Let US. then, hail this noble idea inspired by the
sole wish for the welfare Of his people, with that
enlightened heartiness which, may now be expect
ed from Russia
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- UNION STEAMSHIP COM

UNlON SIEA MSHlP COM-
T9X PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
SN<fNN CITY POINT AND NORF0LK.-Steana
- r CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain z
Mitchell; etesrner PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Teal: Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain b. Rooms
One of these superior Steamers will leave Richmond
until further notice, every WEDNESDAY, touch
ing at City Point and Norfolk to receive freight and
passengers. Returning, leaving Philadelphia every
WEDNESDAY morDings at 10 o'clk.
These Steamers are ROW In nne order, increased &c
commodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, rs also more room for freight; and We
hope by regularity dispatch and in protecting
goods committed to cur charge to receive an Increase
)fpatronage
81 No transhipinentb by this line.
Passage through to New York, and found, SO GO
Do do Philadelphia, andfonnd. ct
cabin, o.
Passage through to phiadeiphia not found. I'd
cabin, 40
Passage 10 City Point and Norfolk game as by the
River Boats.
G4r Passengers by this line can stop In Philadel
ph,a two three days and then proceed to Now Yors
by the same ticket. IL. K. FUTILE, Agent
au 26 Rockets.
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e. FOR RENT-A very desirable res
III ideuce on Grace street, between Foushee and
Adams lately occupied by Philip Z. Winston. Ii
kitchen and all necessary ont houses, with city wa
ter in the yard Possession given immediately.
Apply to DENOoN,
No 22J Main street.
Or. DANIEL DEMON.
fe 2j-st Treasury uflice.
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ss $40 KEWARD.-kan away from

~ SIG REWARD.-kan away from
~ the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. SAID Ne
gro was bought by John Saunders, ESQ, OF
Ioretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him to
Si1n.iond, to my care; aud / furnished him with
pass TO 90 and his wife, and return IN one wees
from the date Of the pass, which was dated early III
3eutenlber last His wife WAS then living III Ctes
terfeid county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro was enancpated by the late Thos D. Taylor
1 viii give the above reward, if delivered to me in
Richmond, or to John Saunders, at Loretto in Essex
county, Va. WIN. o. fd1AhAf0'
ID -
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LOTTERIES.
CWAN & cos LOTTERIES.
OAUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
S70,OOO!! for $40!
LOTTERIES.

The following Schem q will be drawn by s. SWAN
Il CO., Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery, III
each of their Single Number Lotteries for March.
1885, at AUGUSTA, ia. in public, under the super
intendence of Commissioners.
CLASS s.,
lobe drawn IL tac city OF Aug usta Ca In public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th. 1855.
GLASS 6,
To &c drawn In the city of Augusta, Ca in public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1858.
GLASS !,
TO be drawn In the city Of Augusta Ga in public, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 20Ta, 1855.
CLASS 5,
70 be drawn in the city OF Augusta Ca in public on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, H53.
on THE Plan OF SINGLE NUlABERE
5.485 PRIZESi
Marty one Prize to E1eyy Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03

INPoars or DRY GooDs At New YoRK.--The Jour
nal Of Commerce publishes its usual monthly
summary Of the imports Of foreign dry goods at
the port of New York. The total for the four weeks
ending Feb. 27th 10 400 less than for the cor
responding period Of last year, "a decline of more
than oue haiti $l,S56, 402 less than for Feb 1855
and $3.50 $40 less than for Feb. lo55 This decrease
extends 10 every description of goods. The i'm
porte OF dry goods at New York from the com.
mencemeut of the last fiscsi year (Jniy ls,) 10
Feb. 9Th, are &531Tl.763 against $69,7s5 ,463 for
the same period Of the previous year.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-

TEREp BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
GINIA.-CAPITAL 10000 D0LLARSi-Honey re-
ceived deposit in of five dollars and upwards
which interest at the rate of per centum per
mum is paid, for sums remaining six months long
centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier. I. b. Stake at the store of H. b. Spence,
corner of Main and Governor Streets Richmond Va.
SAMUEL =. C0rTRELL, President.
7. b. STARKE, Cashier.
G. WALTHALL Secretary.
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