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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-19

No. / PERUVIAN GUANO.-Constant-
IN ly on hand and tor sale by -
an It-tisp1 BACOS u bAShEhNlLL
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D'ORSAY COLOGNE MIR. CHAS 8.
~ DAWSON, my successor at the old stand cor.
uer of Main aud J,h STR cts has the genuine Dor
ssy 20 ogae atsr ident estiy the a-,e f,rmery
~, ,.f4 nv nna au l3 IL j II WOOD
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uULLIkS' NEW EXTRA FL on Il
Ii gives entire ra.isf,cti0n to families, and can
be b, of most of the grocers in this city These in
an lT-lAt CHENSHAW CO.
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ENGLESH MUSTARD, manufactured
IL by Taylor Bros All lovers of this excellent
condimei.t should try packet of il To be had at
CHI rs 4 DAW-iiN'S,
suecssssr TO j Wood,
aulS Corner Main and 18th streets
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NTHRACITE AND VIk0INIA LUMP

IA COAL-The subscriber, dealer in the above
GOALS, wsud say that he has and will keep on
md the best white aud red Ash Philadelphia Coal,
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
dines, and would ask his friends and customers to-
pretence of their selling Coal lower, being deter
mined to sell coal low any dealer in the city,
who will W Ugh his Coal. All he asks Is q call to
satisfy them @ LARUS, "a Main 81.
Or oficeo oa the Dock. between l7th and 18th.
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( f,HEESE.-25 boxes Cheese, landing
- rer steamer and for sale by
h W TYLER, Agent
an Is 18th street.
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GERMAN ERAslVE SOAP.
~ For sale by
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~ very nice ar icle. and of small sizes, just re-
cais "a and for sale by
al y II Z C0ISTCN a co
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TOLASSkS LOO hhds prime Cuba
Afl Musoovado Molasses, for sale BY
~ 2a-lm LEWIS N. WEBB CO.
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E'Uh SALE.-Virginia State per cent.
Il STOCK; Orange and Alexandra Railroad peI
cent Ronds Ri MAUhY co.
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ECEIWED TO-DAY AND FOR SALE
II to.gH PRINCIPE sEGARs, tgenuine1 A fur
WILBAGHER,
AM 18th nj betwoeu MAin aid Cary.
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ftLOVER HILL COAL Il am prepar
~ cd to receive orders for the above Coal at S. for
lump. and $3.50 for hail, to be delivered when il
siits the Convenience OF purchasers; aud ask tue
patronage OF former customers and Others who may
choose to buy from mo- n d WHITING,
Office near Petersburg Depot.
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HALLS VIRGINIA PATENT SHIN
Al aGE MACHINE, which is capable OF making
caiao Shingles aaIrei Heads. or Slaves per day
to be seen ut A. Rhams Foundry every day, from
a. VI. to Pm.
For county and shop rights, apply TO-
ii. p. OHERN CO.,
an 6=-orn Richmond.
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The Senesy al Ne.o Rirer Whitk-A Chapter on Fss,.
sny-7he Cdss In The Ne;ohboyhoci--I Iadepsa-
dsnoe Day ia one Of them, dc, dc.
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ATJNTGOMERY'S PREMIUM F A h
NA MILLS-In store and for sale BY,
CHURCH FLEMING,
au linn Corner Cary and 18th sts
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LuOAL MArTEMs.
ArrsnprrD euIcrDs.--We ree

ATTsMPrED cUIcrDs.---We regret to
learn that Mr.. T.J. Hutton, while su6erfaK from
90 alteration Of mind produced BY pecuniary en-
bsrrassinenfs, attempted 70 destroy himsif By Ia
prevented from doing 20 By the timely discovery
OF his situation. Mr. H. 10 . sober. steady and
industrious mechanic. and has many wsrm friepds
In this community. The TACT that he was unable
to meet all his liabilities promptly, so upset his
reason, that he rsahly deiermiosd 70 soasrs ac
counts with the world by leaving Il, forgetsiag at
the moment that In doing % be would leave de
voted wife and fond children to bear the turthcns
from which he had shrsnk. When we heard from
him yesterday. he was much improved, and We
have no doubt will soon be ready and wiliipg 10
face the world and struggle through Il, es every
honest man should do.
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L'Uh BALE
l. Richmond City STOCK
Virginia State Do
Lynchburg Gas Do, by
III MAUkY CO,
iys-ts Exchange and Stock Brokers.
CrUA SALE-Tke LEASE, BAR, FIX
l. TURss, BOWLING ALLEYS, &C., OF an OLD
established Restaurant In the business part Of ths
city. AZ private sale. TO good tenant th@ term,
will be vary accommodating. Apply to
" 3--ts ALEX MOTT
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE

~ COAL,-The Subscribers nov prepared TO
receive orders for tue delivery Of Glover Hill Goal
they also keep constantly on haud Red aud W hite
ssh Anthracite Coal-both Of watch will tie sotd on
good terms as it can be purchased ia the eiiy
Ordersieft at their office, near Petersburg Depot,
Or aG Uapt. Lbsy's corner Of zlst and Cary sts !,
will be promptly attended 70.
jy 2l-3m Wu II DAVIS CO.
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GLOVER HILL COAL. The undersign-
~ ed is prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL COAL
at the lowest market price. throughout the season
jy 8-ts H GIBSON.
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0TOSE JARS FOR PICKLING, OF
~ ALL sIZEs.-Those In want Of goof QUALIFY
ftene Jars, will do we'll 10 examine our ware, ena
select from large assortment at the factofg price
ut KEESEE b PARIS Pottery,
auf7 Corner 18th and Carr sts
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0Do80D - OxAA&S Ov81Ss O~100
e .:: ::s:ss: sss:s.s q Y y = '' ''s.'- = - =
- Dudley 3 Co., lmpertss and
s cs Rsisssss Ri;as I, s.ss' ~ didzs Sz E - -.
i - Hoss0N's Has CurrIn0, SHAvlSo
AsD enAMroolse SALoox. sadsr the Amsr,cas 10.
E.pHHcs' SS Uold E ssd a. sSc~.s Dasns eAa - haS u
I'll hsuss. Singis nash - ccots. % sacHses - oas
u -aa-4--- s-rsF9Ss = q:
~FRssH LRrcHBs. .--i have just fs.
o<iyed, by Adan1 Expsess, ftysh ~ o1 Dveash
~ LssEcAEs. whish viii Be applied upen Dsss rsseoae
S.0ugglns and I.ssch1ns yronss,y s..s4l.:a =:
Dressdng Roon under the American Hotal. asd =
''sa' q = g ''''''' Sr'asA e.fd'q a sosson
- ODosro, on PsARL DsnrTyHssB.--
This Tooth Powder Il prepared by recipe u enssf
the oldest Druggists the UoitsA states. SD has
osea tesssa ny ne Pablo for ypsards q erty yss
q sss rsss as ssss 1 ss =
only by WsRINa Z Eskus,
~ "To GID RErInrD GoID, y paiAt
TO throw perfume on the violet,
70 .nooth shs .ce. Or add another hse
or speak IN praise Of the pH0rO8RAPHsa aad An.
BR0TYPESm made at MINNIS' Photograph and Pins
Art Gallery =, Main lain, street. s e....-,..,
They sPssk for the aselvss. ~ al vho pstroetss
his establishment will testify. ~
e6r Da JoHs B WALrBALx, HENCE
pathist offers his professional services 70 the e
zens of Richmond and its vicinity. Once - hb n.
sidence, On Leigh street. two doors from ssa.
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L'UR sALE-Will be cold privately.
an almost entirely new STEAM ENGINE
and SAW MILL; also, a LOG WAGON. Address
L 8 COUnTNEY,
Care of A. Bodeker,
Through the Pest Office, Richmond, Va.
sr
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TIME, CEMENT. PLASTER, PLAs
IL TERING HAIR, Sawed Lathes, Hay. Baled Oats,
gsled Fodder No. Halifax Herrngs, for sale ID
~ 20 on the Dock.
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raEAM ALE -25 half and whole bbls
" Cream Ale. Tor sale bv
su Is WM WALLACE SINS
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t'hAs. DAWSON, success, or to q.
~ Wobb, ChoIaist and Drugsist. c>rnsr Main and
l&h street.. dealer Ia Oils Paints, yarnishes and
faGeF Articles. has just received lar se supply OF
tfsen aat SLACK Teas. which .he caa recom mend az
Mol an
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AoMETHIEG NEW eyfry week. ct the
- Rsrgain Emporium Of ALFRED M0sEa,.
An IL AZ Main ktYAef.
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T WISH to purchase competent FeIaie
L COOK without incumbrance. and am willing b.
par for such the full value.
LEWIS ID CRENBHA".
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E,LItE ISLAND GUAEO.-A full sup
IL ply VI Glide Island Guano. for ssle by
an ii EDWIN WO1THAM 4 CO.
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EeOR SALE-At low price, SHOW
L. CASE, 61z feet long. feet inch in width feet
inches in height-glass all round.
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nU0rc1os =. e4nnz, Dsaiass, UG1ee
~ rs1!dsees. No. -, q Msin. bsewesa @ 80 -
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COAL.

Punch speak. Of venison as the deer departed.
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DEFINED SUGARS 400 bbls G. extra
~ o and Circle Coffee Sugars; 30 bbls: CTushsds
fosdsres ,snd Cat Loaf ,sEss, f0r vrssyA s.s ssyA co
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TnE MAYoR's CoUar = as barren Of in.


terest yesterday ~ il has been for several days
Thomas Sharplee was reprimanded for being drunk
10 the street, aud promising TO return TO MARY.
land at once, was discharged. Ann, slave t.
Mrs 3. A. Burton, supposed to be q runaway, was
discharged. Lefty Giaduan. for employing Sarah
Ann, a slave, without written permission, WA
reprimauded and discharged. Cole, livipe
in the city with Henrico papers, was given until
Wednesday next, to leave the city.--Thomas Lewis
drunk in the second market, was committed 10
prise 1.-Benjamin A. Hamlin and Julia his wife
fof threatening violence 70 Henry Steady and Re
becca his wife, were examined and acquitted -
Julia Hamiin, remaining in Richmond with Charles
City papers, was ordered to leave. g,fa
STEAM PnoPELLHR.-The new iron pro.
peller "JAMEs GRaY," owned by the Virginia Tow
ing Company, arrived 10 the dock last TUESDAY
evening" and seems to be q strong, weli-buiit yes
sci, admirably adapted to towing purposes This
vessel was built in Philadelphia, by Messrs Ray
ner. Neafse Co.. of the best materials and In the
most workmanlike manner. She is 110 feet, in
length, 20 feet breadth Of beam, IL feet depth oi
hold. and draws but 10 feet of water She 10 named
after our late worthy townsman, james Gray, at
one time President of the Virginia Towing COnpa
ny, aud is TO be under the command of Capt. A. b.
Lampkin, deservedy popular seaman and ger.
tleman. Besides four steamers engaged In the
towing business, the company owns seventeen
arks, each capable Of carrying loo hogsheads OF
tobacco, or 1000 barrels Of fiour-so tAst the
largest ship that can run to City Point can be
loaded from Richmond in three days.
To Captain WILLIAM G. ToMPKINs the General
Agent, the Towing Company ia indebted for much
OF its past success; and with him to direct iss fu
ture movements. we can see no reason Why its bu.
siness and profits may not continue to increase
Yesterday afternoon, number of our citizens
nosfly business men, asseu bled on the "James
Gray" by special invitation. aud after partaking
OF an excellent collation. provided by Capt Tomp-
kins, and au abundance of choice liquids to wash
the soil Is the evening in the most socia
BILE aud agreeable manner, all wishing continued
success to the Company. aud many years of use
fulness and profit to the new steamer
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RRASDY and Wines, for medicinal pur-
~ p'ssos-the beet quality.
G. 8. DAWSON.
Al !" succa to J Wood
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CLOSING PRICES.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

flour The market was steady, with fair demand
ron the domestic trade and cr port. The sales
traced about G,o0o s,0,e bb,s, including to
good Stale at - 80 8; IS, and extra do at 81 As
81 81.
WHEAT was in far denkpd and prices without change
Of moment Sales Of about 1900 o.shes white Southern
were made at 81 S. 900 do white Kentucky 81 43,
200 800 DO choice southern white at 81 So white Ipd
sns 6: 81 90 red do 81 81 81 20; white Michigan at
II 26, and Wisconsin spring 6. 81.
Coss.-The sales embraced about 1000 90 900
bushels, ocudirg white and yellow, Ei 69c &c., and
some prime yellow a. TX.
poRh hroer, with ss..s Of a5op. 500 600 bbs.,
ch ely ness, q. SO 90 tiT ard prime at &l3 20.
CofTov steady, with salss Of about 1000 bales,
bs ed 1pon niddliDg uplaass a: llz,c.
wdsKsYSes OF 800 40 b5ls .. &c. Ger prison. and
pkg fer and n.
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SPAIN.
SPAIN.
LECTURE ny GEORGE SUMNER, BEFORE THE rIsroRr.

CAL SOCIETY.
George Sumner, Esq. delivered very interesting Ice
ture on "sya!n y 10 a crowded audience Monday
mig Of last week. the lecture room Of the society
oond avenue. Hon. L. Brsdish occupied the chair. In
Introducing the lecturer, the Chairman remarked TIA:
Spain q country, be might say, almost less known
than any other and yet, whether they considered To-
history, the rchness Of ia enio~men by nature he
character and habits OF IN Inhabitants, was one Of the
mort interesting countries Of the Old world.
Mr. sumner, in announcing his subject, marked NJ r.
mite BY saying that he proposed neither history nor
sketch, treatise national character book Of
travels bit bis hope would be, In the hour 10 which he
privileged TO address them 70 present something par
taking Of all these which should body forth the gene
raj apprehension idea Of spspoi tina, ancient. pecu
lar interesting debIased country. Conducting his au
dence into SPAN by the yrenees be described the srs
impression o. the traveller who ands sombre cloud o
melancholy brooiing over the land, through which,
easopa,ly, s in An alasia, break orisht cleo
absence q AXES cause parchng hest and deprive the
heavens Of thse grand Of rolling vspor and those
ever varying tnu which make the glory Of 40 itsisn or
a. American sunset He reaches a city like BVrgos
and finds the month Of July crowds Of strong able
bod,ed men wskiug solemnly on the Alameda wrapped
20 their cbns thick brown cosks and be ventures 10
sugges. tba this winter garment Is neeilesSy warm,
told 10 apology FOR wearing II, that there in Spain Is s
customary. Again ADD again viii he hear this answer,
whcn tho Concluding word Of all Arguments in favor OF
Improvement Some OF the spanards conscious Of the
tnchineng oaie Of things te story at their own ex
pense of vst which old Father Adam paid ~ earth.
e wandered through many countries OF Europe, but
yaiaed and s.dierei by al the improvements which he
cav. Nothing, said hs, locked tight until he cane 10
span when ne threw up his aged bAnis In delight and
Exclaimed, "kh this looks natural there's the very
sams old pvugh ] used when 7 last worked hsreD
Where once was q population Of forty miriJus
The trlvfier Hnds only twelve millous, Gees an
meafs extent Of fertile country without roads or canals
except rtse for irrigation legacy % the epIshiepet
Moors-goa 10 the sesports and finds few small COST
efs, With fs1es q trifng vsre and q few Old hiiks,
ueofas 0. ts naval q AZ Ieur of Spa ~ rong Their
desoa'e Na!eE-cSasf 70 toe capital, and lads neila
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tendency OF shperts 10 the eaes and west line, avoiding
the circuit u the Lake Shore and have taken
DaiDs to ascertain he facts and figures We learn
that in the ten days ending Wednesday Of tins week
and includng Sunday nine hundred sud ninety eight
have been loaded IT the three river ter
mini Of the Baltimore and Ohio road-Wheeng, Ben xood
ana Parhcrsburg The amount Of produce thus loaded
and despatched eastward eight thousand three hun
bred aoo) TONS this is an average Of eight hundred
and thirty tons per day Tue strong point in this ID the
fact that the capacity Of tho road has proven more than
equal to the pressure for the day before yesterday
Thursday hundred sddh ona arrived at Wheel
ing while, learn from attentive telegraphc cor
respondent at Marie "a, still larger number are ready
for loading at Petersburg.
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Schr Coreh, Baker. Fsu River.
Schr Soseph buai. New Haven.
Steamer Sarah JONES' Philadelphia.
Steamer Beverly Pierce Philac elphia.
steamer Planet Lopez, fhtladesphis-
steamer Tacony, Wilson, Philadelphia.
steamer Bowman. Clark, Providence
Steamer Osceoia, Smith. New London AID xorw!cA.
SAILED
Steamship Fulton, Hsvre ships Harvest Queen Liverpool
Hero, Rotterdam; W Lindsay, Venice; Augustus Or
leans; bsrks Henry Buck, Buenos Ayres Kate LINCOLN De
marara-
Also steamshps Augusta Huntsville tnew) Savannah
Columbia and Westernpor Charleston; Jarnestown Nor
folk; Jackson baltimore bark Fortune Cork; Cbsouer
Gopaives; schr Zasalla, Kingston ia; aud others
Sid 2d-seamshp Empire City Havana and New Orleans
Wind nj sunset SW, light.
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THE EAST.

FIRST OF A COURSE OF "LEcrrRss on TUE EAST"
BEFORE TEX IMEIcAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STA
TIsrICAL SOCIETY.
rIsos s..oo3 ras wei Flied on Saturday evening the
27-h u TIRE Srs Of . series Of Eve lectures on
"Ths EAs;p 10 be Delivered by NJ Joseph b Thompson
o=e Of ne b.ct Of this 70 test for the benefit
81 Tie Society the various modes Of nusrssng geogrs-
,scsl lectures
Mr.. RCs, VICE President OF the Society read letter
f-om Professor Samuel p. p. Morse, excusIng his non
sfenaaace, and da,ag NJ some length the importance
% he Lectures N . commercial point Of view
The lecturer commenced bis remarks by saynr that the
committee were fully prepared all respects for the
c,cssion nor, indeed the lecturer. They were not
therefore, ready g HIIen before them With fnshei
lecture about The Esst such would be gssn IN
lae course Of TIE next week Be sppeuei be
.nsrodscsory r.nsrs. rs associsie, thought tbs,
esoause be one spsaser) had oct foot IN syria be
perfectly ocnpeteni . describe everything he saw there
b.i he held cute derent Oh mon. Thty had obtained
specimens Of very hne paintings from Dir Troy for the
oocaso1. wnirh would be exhibited 70 the audience.
Af;sr s1me more e1pa1atory remarks, Mr. Thompson
rutneat hr pubsc By p.yrg taas late writer thus GO
sCrbef Palest na:t - 20 remarkably situated that
rsht add, at5rd" Were tie pc1alat-D Of ASA and
snca corceLscd mo two poni8 Palestine wolii Be their
oenire. he ites wen; on 70 rAne ounber Of r9a.es
The best Ejared for Commercial purposes, aud lad them
pointed 0ut 70 tie audience On ne maps The
fs1 darkerec fer Toe prrpcse q h.vns an exhibition Of
Fasi some ~ which have been executed 0y Ne. York
astsis and those Of neg boring cites RE pointed espe
ca Afternoon b ne vsv 81 bevr9u and sp9se a. Iensh
81 having been " che drE" a. tie tine we
oogd ct Gee q note lis rtunss. sh.ch were
soi7iae view, wee s.tibssa. ard drew forth
the adrlirNt1n " TIE audience from th@r bril-
ishcy q erection. Ne siicdsd 10 The fact shai one
9, tie rocie . syra Lad not been explored, sod said
tha, be bad 20 dyub that .hsy cold find of sscii
sosrsy AID rssesc6 .5e New YOrs Geographical socie
~ 10 Aseihe eSporason they gos encouragement
Put Amer wOue what te interest tley hsd
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gAaITImR INTELLIGENCE.


CShswsA 800. New Yorl :. Ip.l IL Hsvsns n o.
STEAMERS TO AND from EAvAsh AND new ORLEANS
knyn- CITr-FTora New Tofs d. arriving >; Hsrsns
n sEe New or eAas ga From New Orleans 2ch. Havana
CITivs,-Frrra New VA Irh .rr'z,-r M Hsv.n. IN
ED Ssr Orleans iesh. From New Orleans l.a. Havana
strA, arriving AZ View Yors n
Pgtb-s:Jmi-From New EcTh In. .--.ysIs a. HAVANA
-. Ass S.z Crisals Ia lr1n New Cg.aAEss.l, Havana
on, arriving - Ne. To-k 1915.
SLlrE wIxRcH-f7on Ssp Yc-t IN arriving q, gs,xn.
81 sri New Orleans %. From New Crleaas la, Havana
1b,h arriving nj New York 1917.
lfEpry Charleston IN - l9k. txs 81 EsvAna sh
ard 81. Prom EGvLrA Id Laa n aIo ~ New Tosx l6A
Tftn "a ztove saas. far On s--iSy lie cleaners vii SAL
81 HcnGLy, except from New Orlesrf.
TUE OVERLAND rAIL TO INDIA ANr CHINA.
TIE foowng rsy be Ofvs-s 10 Lose having correspond
me Raj leaves Southampton he On and 7n Of each
month ara
Arrives .. Gibraltar about ire SA and gsh 81 sama noah
Arrives a. Malta about the lGh and ab og month
krvsa Alexandra sbous the 3s o. sane and $h OF fol-
sssss sues stou. the A or zs, Of same and u, or 9th Of
Arrives sbou, the or 9Th Of same and Ion or
LsAI es Aden about he h Or h q sam. AID dsy Of ar
rival fer Bombay and lin 70 5ra f5- China, &c.
lnsLn NAVY steamer arrives Al bombay about he "a 70 s
sr1 l9h ~ 17st Of following uior'b.
arG o. Point Se Gale About he IN
IN and I'd 70 sd 81 fsi,o wing month
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Efsfs...........s SO zoos Rsfs IL %
suS fr-s............ ~ HisH wArrs......sre IL a
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CLEARED
sieaastir AurustA woodruff. savsnrah-sJ WON
seansfT colntia Berry, Chsrleson-srosors. rnerson
ssArns,ip Js-eso~u Parrish Norfct. Ac--Ir4lA. 4
shl9 Lyra, chesver, xsbourne-R " cazero,.
81 h!os Sa-a.in psiso no, Lo,y,e,goolv2 9raneh
Bark Gleaveod, Glover, buenos Ayres-m Freeman a
barb Brazrsiro Bar,,r Bahia ard anarset-girslaud
RsTk u D Fisk Fish HayAna--yesmigs A sons.
1ii orsnsy tBr. SarPhy, St Johns, NF-Trsmes Bros
Ba-s y Rr,rers D.isno New Orleans Easle Hszsri
ssrs wiIl;sms t'9rqssl Pc,.iand-d 1ses 4cs
aris . s.ns9s, sears. san Jdaa, sis-G bsrsnd
Brig Mechanic, Marion, Bsrbadoos-WAlsh, Carver 4
Zig Alma by. brown, Nassau, MP Bss2n.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-01-14
From the E7dYrille Comm, erci1L.


A WHOLE FAMILY OF PRINrERs-The
readers of the Commercial may not generally
know that the type are set by quite small chill
dren-.the family of Mr.. Palmer. II lisa sight
worth seeing to 60 into the Office and see tn EN-
all at work.
There is Wille-only fourteen years Of age
and small at that-at his stand deciphering
the manuscript, and putting it into type. -
Willie is fully equal to the best hand that has
ever been in the office, being both a speedy
and accurate compositor, and is besides, post
ed generally, as to the news and business con-
nected with the paper.
And there is Harriet, as neat as new pin,
busily engaged over Geographic despatch,
occupying another stand. on high stool to
make her high enough-she is I0y years of age.
Near by her is her little sister, Elite, who is
two years younger, puzzled over some hard
word, which Willie explains to her satsfac-
ton, and she goes ahead with new alacrity
In the corner, on a very high stool, is little
Fred, setting up the latest Kansas news, proud
of the dignity of his profession. He is but
six years Of age. W. M. A.