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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

OFFICE suurft-siDE RAILROAD Co,
PETERSBURG, Sept. Sd, 1851. !
A# ~ ~f@+sfssr-siTssxaSM NDAY next, the 7th
inst aud until further notice the following schednle
will be run on ais road daily Sundays sxceI ssd} D.
the Passenger Trains:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg at 81 O'clock A. NJ.
Arrive at Burkevile DuncxSnl IS
at Lynchburg at...--....... 10 I. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg 1t .......,...... II ~ p.M.
Arrive at Burkeville (Junction) 30 7. M.
." at Petersburg at.............. s -
ACCOMMODATION TRAIS.
Leave Petersburg st...,:........ Is O'Clock NJ.
Arrive at Burkeville cJunction> 925
at Lynchburg at.............. 80 A d.
Leave Lynchburg at ............... 10 90 Pm.
Arrive at Burkeville (JBnctoh) 05 A. NJ.
at Petersburg at..........-. IS A. NJ
The Accommodation Train COM meets with the fir-
ginia and Tennessee Train, going West and coming
Hast with tho RichnOnd and DanyiIle Train al
Burkeyilie: and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad going North and South at Petersburg.
a. 5-ts q. b. ALLSUP. Supt.
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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 Nil!
cry Goods at such prices that will at once show that
he is really selling out These i'll want Will insult
their own interests by giving me early call.
Al those indebted 10 him will please settle their
f. FLEI SCH Err
f.9-lm% Main St. opposite Market Hall
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-lEMR CARKIAGEN. CARkIAGES

kft- 49, NhINHINUL9, VI hhIANFN
~ The subscriber has on band al hi, Goa n
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley. bet Eeep
MAIN ana gary tl3h aud sth streets near the o.,
KobGHE>. HUGHES with ard without tops ana
SnLh rs. all Of his own make, of ie best material.
good work Of the kind can be in the citv Of Rich
mend, and 7, Fnectfully ask p call from those IN
want Of any article in the Carring,s line a. am a.,
tstiniNeS 10 MAKE TO order and seI ~ the lowest
prices possible and all work sold tha: il new war.
ranted MICAJAH MASGUM
t. -AF,a
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS We
are now living our Spring Stock of Confec
tionsres, Fruits, &C.
Candi-s manufactured of every style and superior
quality.
Also a large stock of Segars always ON hand
Every article We warrant to give satisfaction or
money returned.
Cali at No 76 aud examine beiare purchasing else
where. as We are Away pleased 10 old and new
customers hoping To be able u accommodate all.
fe IL DAVID n JONES & ca.
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BARGAINS In DRY GOODS

7 7 =
TO make room for my Spring purchases will
sell for one month only, the remainder of my stock
at greatly reduced prices AMI many articles with
out regard TO cost for cash only.
Nearly all of the stock is new AMI fresh having
bern purchased within the last 80 days under the
most favorable circumstance Ii is needless emu
merate the articles On hand; suffice say they
brace every thing in the dry goods line.
A call is respectfully solicited from all who really
want cheap goods. Come aud see for yourselves. 1
guarantee you full value Tor your money.
JN0. l.. SAITHER,
fa t0-Iu Ma ~
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DISSOLUTTONS, &c.

Observation-Disclosures subscribers,
" having associated themselves TO- ether for the
purpose OF conducting general BANKING and
EXCHANGE BUSlN tSS, under the style Of IN
DhRo. SUTTON Il 90, tender their services for the
transaction Of any business entrusted to tueIr
They will give pr0nU: and careful attention to tie
negotiation Of Stocks Bonds, and other securities:
investment OF capital and all otheF matters pertain
ing 10 their business.
sa- once Tor the present at E. T. Winston &
Co.'S Old stand, c0rner.of Cary and Is streets.
JOAN ENuBRS,
W. NJ. SUTTON,
fe 2-lm RICH ID. L. FOSTER.
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IT. MOTTO E--The steamer
s...sl.s.ss,CU PECK, will, on ----t-.,fter
tw cen this place Portsmouth and Norfolk Leaving
the wharf at Rockets, every Tuesday Thursday
AMI saturday m0rain2sat So o'clock, precisely and
return each alternate days, except sundays.) ma
king in connection with the Glen Cove, daily line
as heretofore between these places.
Passage to Portsmouth Norfolk 81, meals 50
each X. o. HAShtN3.
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PIANOS, &c
FOR SALE, &C.

Tor SALE-A quantity of SLATE
that has been taken from roof Apply at this
ONCE. IA z,i-ta
TOR SALE.-Virginia State Stock.
= E.9 T. II MAVpV B. ~
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WO0D.-PIne aud Oak WOOD for salt
w by the single cord, on the following terms
viz: Pine Wood 50 p, Oak Wood si-City measure
Terms cash Apply to
NJ W WARRINGTON,
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r-s--.x,xzEc7 RICHMOND. Oct Ist.. 1857.
- ~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
and after this date ALL packages intended for Ex-
PRESS on the MAIL TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
trs Railroad will be received AT our office, 1874 Main
street instead of Railroad DeYot, as heretofore. be-
ing in conformity with an Arrangement made with
the above Company. -
&c S--ta AGams' EXPRESS Company.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
~ n CTDpTOS

Y B. CLOPTON,
t. ARCHITECT AND CITTL ENGINEER.
Office ON 18th street between Main ami Bank streets
Richmond, Va.
He ia prepared to survey. locate and make Ksti-
mates tor all kinds Of Canals AMI Road; will Sur
view Lands and furnish Drawings Tor ali kinds of
E.,riueerinR Works, Bridges Machinery &c. He
will make Designs and Estimates for Public Build
invs Private Residences. Stores aud Manufactures,
AMI superintend tho CONSTRUCTION OF the same He
will also Measure al kinds OF Earth Work, Masou-
Confident that he can give satisfaction 10 all who
ma favor him with their patronage fe s-3m
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EATS, CAPS. BOOTS. 40.

t.vsz..r THE LADIES will find an end
less variety of B OrS, SHOES and GAf
TIERS. and NJ the lowest Imaginable prires W.
have just received the following desirable Boots ana
shoes suitable for the present and approaching ~
500: Ladies' fine Pump and Thick Sole GattrIs WITH
and without Heels; Ladies' Pump Sole Congress
Heel Galters; Ladiea' French Lasting burton Us.I
Roots; Ladies' Morocco and Goat-skin Thin AMI
Thick Sole Bots. with and without Heels Laiic,
White Hid slippers also Vi sos and Children,
Boots, Shoes ad Caters II the above very desir.hl
styles Those in want ot superior Boots amt Sh,ss
at low prices, will DO well 20 al at
HARhIs n GUpS gh.e N.t,-,
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NEW GOODS! NEm GOODS !!
PRICE WATKING

PRICE a. WATKINS.
The subscribers are receiving. per jamestown, 10,
day variety Of and desirable Goods, selected
in person By Of their concern now in New York
They will continue TO lie supplied from timo to time
with all the novelties of the season and their friends
and customers may rely upon tndiDg in their STOCK
the richest aud most elegant Gnods that the country
affords, well varied assortment at prizes that
cannot fail to please Among the Goods opening to-
day, will be found
Rich Velvet Coaks ard Nantes
Silk TaiInas, Nantiliis and stella Shawis
Grey Cloth Clusks and busters
Spring Siiksin Robes, Bayadere, Chene ana ga
tin Stripe
Robes "a IL Qutlle
India Foulards; French Foulard Robes
French and English Prints and Brliitahtes
Party and Evening Dresses Rich Lace Robes
&c, &c -.
French and English Prints ana Ginghanis
Cruvela Cloths, De Begc,&
Beautiful Lace Sets
Linen Trimmings
Victoria Collars aud Sets
Full supply Aexander's Kid Gloves
Dama.k Huekabachs, &c
Materials for Boys Wear
Ladies'. Gents and Chi!dren's Hosiery, Gloves.
te lh-ta bhltfs ~ W - hiNE.
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EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. - Great
IL BARGAINS from Valentine Gohen's aueiian.---
Thread, Silk, Kid and Buck sauatlets. Cactus Hoou
skirts CnFse lace in froHt Bleach Gatons Irish
Linens: rich Tydys Russia Diapers. Rrilsiants Gal-
lars Grape Collars, Hdkfs, Cn brio Edges, Gur
tain Fringas, silk Pocket Handkerchief. Nan-
socks, White Hose i2,sc. worth IS Cent? and hume
rols other articles. As these goods pui hased
at a great sacrifce, persons rely upon getting
great barg aims By calling early at
GnIDSMIT's
fl ~ rs Broad street.
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COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL-3O0 tons RED
y aud WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. for
safe at the lowest market price, FOR Apply 10
q Is LIPSCUMB, Coal Office 18th St,
f. lS-6t Near MayOs Bridge.
GLOVER HILL CUAL.-Che subscri
~ Der has always on hand, both large aud small
LUMP COAL. which he will deliver 10 the public
DuncIasliy, when ordered. VI d WHITING,
4. Pm Near Petersburg Deput
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No. / PERUVIAN GUANO, ATRE.

4 No. / PERUVIAN GUANO, AT Re
"a DUCED PRTCES.-The Agents of the Peruvian
government having reduced their prices for Guanu.
We are now having shipped, and will soon be in
ceipt Of our Spring supply from Baltimore, of thu
stamp A and i'll prime order We are now pre-
reduced prices, and on the most favorable terms
We have also on hand, abaut 40 tons of Patagonia
9uanO Of the cargo received last Fall, and Mex
lean Guan0, of the best quality, ann at the lowe0t
prices. CRENSHAW 4 co,
North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
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BRICK DWELLING IN SIDNEY

Ha AT PeIvATE SALE>-we offer for sale pri-
vately Brick Residence. situated at the northwest
rnrr of Harvey and Grove streets, with two acres
Of highly improved land attached and lately Occu-
pied by r Bernard The house contains 10 large
and airy rooms Those in want Of Il suburban resi-
dence wonid do well to look At this property before
purchasing.
inns wfii be liberal.
fe i2-3tawtlA JAS VI TAYLOR SON.
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IN FOR RENT.-The House at pre-
MI sent occupied by Mrs Eliza T. Tally, situateA
Trace. between jefferson and Madison streets, is
Tor rent from the st January. 1t is III good repair
has large yar attached to il. and contains seven
large rooms. Apply 10 FRANCIS HART, ESQ, at
his store, Broad street, opposite Richmond and Ere
derickSburg Depot. de lh--ts
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BLIND GIRL "Ssnss''A rL.Y.-Dnriug the per
Torrance Of 1.-The Jewess," at the American thea
tire, San Francisco. short time ago, little girl
attracted much attention by suppressed but VIC
lent sobbing IL was thought at first, that she was
a child whose retised feelings were more suscepti-
BILE than those OF others. older and Of more expe-
rienes In the world. and that she looked on the
scene rs real. But that vas not the cause of her
grief. Before losing her sight, she had seen the
play and hearing that il was TO be performed that
night by Mrs Hayne, she desired to be taken TO
the theatre to "see It," Several times she whs.
pered to her mOther-"There | remember that
part; how do wish | could see, but it's dark y
When the Jewess about ascending to the caul-
dron, the child tried to look towards the stage,
but falling to penetrate the curtain which hid
the scene from herself alone, she buried her
face Ia her hands, and cried with bitter vex-
alton and despair. All who knew of the little
girls misfortune shared in her grief and disap-
pontment, but they could not see and feel the ter
rible shadows that hung about her heart, dark as
the plumes of raven. What cherries horizon
Is hersl Bnt for her there Is light beyond the ray
less ways of time, where brighter lamps, lii from
the Holy OF Holes, will enable her TO clearly
the archangel who has looked upon the gorge
ous scenery since the birth of ages.
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- FOR SALE OR RENT-The house
sMT at present occupied by VIM Christian, on 18th
street. opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church, Churc!
Hill. 1t contains five rooms with well OF i'll
the yard. Terms liberal Apply to
ia It's Goblin 4 ApPEPSON
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- FOR RENT-And possession given

Ill Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
store OF Mr.. Keeling, on Main street next door ("
building, of Main aud 18Th streets 1t is
very desirable location for lawyers or doctors
Office. or lodging room. Apply at this office.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWEL

A RY, SILVER PLATED WARE. WATCHES.
&C. IN TIE CfrY.-The subscriber has received by
the steamer Jamestown very large and varied stock
Of the above goods which !, superior in quality to
what Is generally kept in tho JeSeiry stores al the
city, aud which he viii sci! at far less prices than
the goods Gan he bought for.
&C. ladies and gentlemen viii please call ID No.
80 Main street where the above goods will bc show
with pleasure and warranted az represented.
IL g-Is HENRY w QUAkIES. AilCt.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANoE-A ira

EOR SALE OR EXCHAN0E-A tract
l. ofland. in the county of Henrico on the Chick a.
hominy, containing 2ui acres, ~ miles distant from
THE city of Richmond half mile frJn the York River
railroad, adjoining the lands of Mrs Crouch and Geo
" Savage, Esq, with a large framed dwelling and
several out houses, being ijttle out of rider uo
one having lived ia them for several years. The
land is very productive, and well adapted to the
usual gram or Fps and all kinds of vegetables with
valuable meadows.
his rlaca can be purchased upon very accommo-
dating terms. Ii satisfactorily secured ami the in
terest punctUa'ly paid. lonk credit will be given
for the whole of the purchase money; or, will sx-
change for negroes, at fair valuation, Richmond
city property Living me Is or ~ miles distant from
this farm renders il cut of nay power to cultivate
it, consequently wish to selit. TO any Industrious
enterprIsng man. who wishes tn engage in farming,
here is opportunity rarely offered u do SO. with
scarcely any capital For further particulars, a.
dress the subscriber, through the Richmond post
.tfice, 10 the care of MessrS. Geo Watt Co.
e. 4-d&cwts n. Is. CLARK +.
4 LBEMAkLE LAND FOR SALE
= For sale. nay Farm Of 81 acres, in Albemarle
county, adjoining J. o. Massey, Sneed and others:
TX miles from Charlottesville, two and half from,
ne Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres--one-third bottom laud-are cleared enclosed
and highly impr, we'd. All necessary out buildings
and well Of first rate water on the premises.
Terms liberal If preferred, an exchanges will b.
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rch-
mond. or call at my office, corner of Franklin and
Governor streets. S. A. HART.
&C l5--tl6m
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NOTICE.-Having qualified IN the Cir
~ cult Ccart 81 Henrco County. rs administrator
n the estate nf j. IAN !. Martin decd, formerly d
Gloucester Counfy. all persons having claims
against his estate, are hereby notified 10 present
them 10 me properly authenteated~~and tsosr in
drbted TO has eSfase reqGsstea 70 make PAL sons
20 me witnout delay.
TRUMAN A. PARKER.
Administrator of Joas h. MAgns.
-
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80 BFJlll Z h.I NOW IOIk-
FISHER WINSTON and ADIE Il GLAT, Agents lof
Richmond de 2-lNCwHin
NTE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN TIL

HE DESI COUHu d AUF IN LIE
L W0RLDl-PREPARED BT CHEMIST.
HARTSIfGRNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
* admitted by the thousands who have used it to he
The best preparation in use for COUGHS from cold
or a CONSUMPT w COUGH, ASTHMA, BROE-
CHITIS. CATARRH. or any Lung Affection It is
llso great emedy for HJarsencss aud ALA! al In
l4mmation of the Lungs or Throat.
81 Bottles p, 50 cents and 81.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 co and all Drug
gists in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
n. B.-If you suffer with pain. use HARTsHoRNES
CURE AL the great Pain Annihilator.
In 26-dtt
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NT0Tlca TO CONTRACTORS. -ProPo-

NUIIOE To JV-S 4 AAVE VtFt7'
IN sails viii be received at this Office nntn Acdnes.
iay the Path inst az y O'clock. NJ, fer grading Ahd
illng let street between Canal stre.t qua oregon
iiiil IL the exleHt Of apoEt 81" ehhse yafds, w
earth In he ~ trasn the city lot Isl sire t
tween Canal Odd Byrd FROM Canal street. AsSt"eea
St ard al froga Byrd street. Hear the neftheFn ea.
street az may be directed the bad 70 be by the eh,
bic yard TOR filling. the work ~ be coma eeeu
f,rthwith and snpieted before TIE LIST Jay %
Juiy next. -.
Payments will be made on menthly estimate,
retaining % per cent. until tho eosapetsan % ihs
work. The contractor will 10 reqatfed % kisv eia
with approved seeurity conditioned FOR ths due pee
formahce Of his eentFse -,
For rlans specifications or other iDIornal ies', NJ
Ply 70 the Ensaaeer Of the CITY OF sapet'hssh"SS'
VI STREETS
By order OF the Commissioners q street. gene
rally. ~ bAAtst HeS ,
OFeica SURF. SrGSGfs, 80.
keis. lath " ~ IF1
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NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY l0rH.-
~ TIIOS Il. PRICE co. are now getting in
some choice fancy aud heavy Goods for the Spring
trade JGst to hand. will be found:
English Priuts III great variety
Choice Black Tafeta Silks
Do do Mourning do
Do do bayedere do
Hoped Skirts, tevery style)
Ladies' Fl. ) Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish Linens Sheetings &c.
Plaid DUmestics Cotton Usnaburgs, Brown Cot,
tons, &c.
A large lot colored and Black Silks and Silk
Robes.
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates
fe It's L. Il. PRICE co.
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1N~zs LADIES HEELED CATERS
Sr=s- - large assortment in store and for sale
very low, at WV NALSHS
No A. Sign of the Big Il ut
te II Opposite the 81 th1Fis, Hotel
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How A TRuAsr HUSBAND WAS fousp.--Thc
Bloomington (IiI) Paragraph tells good story
OF oas Gifts eitizeas, who sought AFTER = servant
girl, aud found one In the person of his deserted
wife.
'-0a Saturday, the ed instant, Mrs. Mary s.
Rich. agent Of the 'Womsns Protective Emigra-
tiou Society arrived at the Western depot from
New York. in charge Of between seventy and
eighty young women, some twenty five or thirty
Of whom were intended for this place. Early IN
the morning o married man Of this city, went to
tha depot and inquired for Mrs Rich. The married
man found Mrs. Rich. The married nan told Mrs
Rich he wanted q girl to do homework. Mrs. Rich
asked the married mao who he WAS. The married
man satisfied Mrs. Rich that he was all right, and
that the servant girl would be well treated in his
family. Mrs. Rich then asked the married man to
walk into the room whore the young women were.
The married man walk into the room. Mrs. Rich
told the young ladies that the married man wanted
a girl 70 do homework. Que Of the young ladics
then walked mp to the married man said III go
with this gentleman: I've lived with him before
he's my hasbande Somebody was very much as-
tonished when the young lady found her husband.
and another somebody looked very pale whom the
married man found bis wife"
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WASHING FLU D-This fluid pro
duccs amagicel ell et inremoying grease, dirt
and or iinary soil from clohcs il saves one hafihe
labor Of washing aud dos away With the hard
scrubbing injurious 70 clothes. 1t saves also -
the way ofsoap fuIly hall, and double the ~oI
can be done with II.
Observation-Disclosures half pound Of hard soap in
about tint OF ,iling water. aud add is Together
With one pint OF the FLUID TO ten galioas of water
or ono pint Of soft soap may he used instead Of the
hard soap Then soak the clothes la BE mixture for
an hour, or boil half All hoar-rub gently, remove
aud rinse them thoroughly Ia clear water ptepsrea
aud add Nv JOHN W. GARLICK
fslS Market Place. franklin 81. Richmond
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FOR RENT-Those newly erect

gss FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
ss:a ed Brick Tenements, on Cary street. between
tn aud sth. They well adapted for Grocery
stores, any kind Of retail business They contain
rooms besides the store room. and we'll adapt
ell for the accommodation at families having all ne
cessary conyenieEce5. Possession given immediate
ly. To good tenants, the rent will be moderate.-
Apply to r. Z. KAGLAND Il co,
Ja2I-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall str, ct.
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90 FOR Ri n IA very desirable
III dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
tuUsnee, one square above IRA street Baptist
Church. The hOuSs cOnttIns ten IoOU!s, anl has
been recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
city water IL the yard and is ia one Of the most
pleasant neghborhOods ia the city.
To good tenant tho rent will be low. Apply to
JaX3-ts RAGbAND 4 BRO.
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a. FOR RENT.-For the purpose OF
k:s moving into a larger building on the Basin
Bank, otteI the house at present occupied by US
fUT rent. WM T. STABLES d CO.,
18th street. next door to
Ia liz ShieldS 4 SomerYille.
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The U. 8 Frgats Wabash, Com. Pauldaie. has
arrived at New York.
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.Al GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS
Sxs<S>S CATHERINE haze in store "a largo and
yaTi' assortment Of the above embracing the fJi.
lowing stF les:
Ge9ts Patent Leather Pump Soils Opera Congress
ttAifeIs
Gents Patent Leather Pump Sole Plain Congress
CATERS
Gents Patent Leather Eelted Plain Congress
Gait'rs.
Cents Calf pump Sole Congress CATERS
Gents Calf Melted Congress Caters
Geut's Calf Double Sole Congress tHiftrs
ali Of which gIiafaatee to be- the finest goods,
aud to wear well. Call at
PUTNEY L WAITE
f. Is No Il3 Main ~. Richmond. Va.
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N CONFORMITY WITH THE PROVE
DER SCHOONER G1J-Ano

ther supply of these superior made elevated
oven COOKING RANGES. with Hot CLIsots ani
with without Hot Water Fixtures three sizes
Having scta goodly NUMBERED these desrabls Ran
Ses during the past year, with satisfaction 10 the
purchasers. we now WARRANT them in all cases.
uuuse keepers an1 others requiring something real
ty good in the cooking department viii please call
and examine them, az tie Govsruor AZ Stove Store
fc Jim GEORGE sTAkRETT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

PoLYwoos THAT WOULD BE WHALEs.-1t is lu-
dcrously instructive to note the absurd up
stretching of some Insignificant dwarfings who
defle clean paper to feed an undainty press
They dip their extremities in ink-puddles and
thrash about prodigiously, under delusion that
they are n writing for the press, to the conster-
nation of men and Amusement of the gods and
so immeasurably stultifed are they that, on ad'
miringly reviewing their own productions and
comparing their own laborious drivel with the
brain-product Of others they can discover no dis
parity. SnivelIing at occasional words of appro-
baton which pass over their own valueless
heads which are unrecognized thirty PAGES from
their usual place of being, they pipe out " mutu-
al admiration" when superiors have occasion to
speak of each other These are the very despica-
bic underlings who would get down on their
knees and crawl Sabbath days journey to have
their undstingushed names printed in capitals
in the meanest newspaper which men of intelli-
(gence kick in disgust from their doorsteps.
i These observations are induced by an article