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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06


SPLENDlD STOCK or PIANO
- FohTEs' MUSIC, GUITARS, @
M O DEONS y u
JAMES WOODTIOUSE & co.
Have lately received number OF and elegant Piano
forrS, which with their previous stock form nm assor
ment unsurpassed in variety, extent and quality
Citizens ind visitors to this City, who in want of real
goon fo fortes have now opportunity OF selecting
to their taste They finished in the latest
and most fashionable siyrs, and are of the same make
that inc subscribers have been selling for many years
PMst. lhey are warranted In every respect, and are
offered upon as good terms can BE- obtained North
New and Fashionable MUSIC, for the Piano Forte
Constant arrivals enable offer all thu, ia new and
popular in this department.
GUITARS,
Martins superior Guitars, the sweetest toned ,snd mos,
relinblr made in any country.
MELODEONSl
Oh the richest tone, well adapted 10 paror use AZ far
small churches aud lecture rooms.
JAMES WOODHOUSE e. CO
BOookscllers, Stalioner.
Feb ~ and Dealers i'm Piano Fnr,es
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| " BRAGG'S GREAT IMPROVEMENT
THE ARCTIC LINlMENT DEFIE5 ALL COMPETl.

EV BRAGG'S GREAT IMPROVKMENT-
THE ARCTIC EMINENT DEFlES ALL COMPETl.
TON
Thousands who have used 1t affirm tina, il 10 GREAT
IMPROVEMENT on
RHEIJMATlsM. PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA PILES,
SPRAINS BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS WARTS,
SCALNS, MOULDS,
TUMORs, CORNS.
For HORSES and MULES, externally, nothing exceeds
the ARCTIC EMINENT,
In curing
SPRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RlNGBONE.
or any Sore or Swelling. Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle.
Price 25 cent? 50 cents and g. for small medium and
large sized bottles
For sale by all Druggists
PURCELL, LADD CO..
Jan ls-tf Wholesale Agents..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

Certificate OF packages OF 10 whole tickets $50
" &" 10 Half 80
q" 4" 10 Quarter" ~
Eighth

oerhaeate OF packages OF ~ o ThT,e "ek"s va
.u a. ~! ~ TAI "
B. " ~ GuaI,er ~
49, lU Elgnlh - IN
~ IN okDEhlSu ItchhiS ~ ~ ~ ,,
te inSney 20 osI h ,u 'ne
on recep, OF TIicn tney WIN pe orwaraea by nrs mall
can nave uoke's enu"s " any inquire 'hey may
'e ny Ave , ,,,,o-, and ,r,,o. nil, ,o
,hs WI" 0e 10 u
asars w;,I Lease rr,e ths,- s,n.,,-. ,,n
ID g. % ~ , ess oesa on,v and Stnts P''
az 80 pmnha ,hat yoS ,s T. nrn,y, MI ,h, T.,
81, nsnI II,; e'erS pI - "Hu pay ''e "
'u n s..n .m asua'.to a. m, ,.,,,o,
an pr,-e' vi anu ,h ,oi % t ~.
aav s m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s,rev cousJen, ie VI ''
y IL 49, % ,tai.a,, ~ .ass,Gna,s 49,
h'u'eA' ''uet'' o' ''AesS W n,t y. :. nc '"
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VISITORS OF WILLIAM AND MARY COL:

L.
nNHERE will be u meeting of the Visitors OF William
Il and Mary College, by the authority of the Recto' in
the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, THURSDAY, tho
9Th Of MAY at o'clock p NJ. for the purpose Of elect
ing Professor of History, and such studies may be
designated by the Board. The cmouments of the Pro
fessorshp are salary OF 81 900 and Studests fees
Candidates requested direct their applications and
testimonials the Honorable John Tyler Rector OF the
Board of Visitors OF William and Mary College, Charles
City Court House. Virginia April l-c3t
STATEMENT, JANUARY ISL ISjS!-THE
- MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURAEE COMPANYM
KNOWLES & WALFORD, Agents
Office 81, Pearl street. Richmond, Va.
Balance per statement January LIST, 1857 5l2 ls
Received premiums and interest
during year 1857. ..S675,Ol7 70
Paid losses BY death, expenses,
&c, In 1857. I,al3 ~
407, goa 60
$2sl2, lie 81
Dividends paid the insured in 1857 "A
NETT BALANCE JANUARY. 1855. 7i3,l25 -
In less than IL years this Compa.
ny has paid for losses By
death .......................l7O 4,349 SIS
1t has paid to thelnsured in diri.
dends .................--......l,U O6,J'c Al
And has surplus capital of. ....a 7l3 32o IS
-5 454 27S %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

MERCHANTS and others, who have vsluool' papers.
WI jewea money, &c, To secure from rru and burg
lars ought to purchase one oil the Shies
LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING, STEAM
PACKING HOSE, SC We are prepared To furnish the
above manufacturers prices. Call At s'hoE"i, Hal,
No ~, Pcsrl street.
March 20--gw kNO"I LES s. NALFbhp-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

MANNY's PATENT REAPER AND MOWER
CALDWELL'5 CORN PLANIEf.
w and Mower with Woods improvements We IN
vite the attention of Farmers tots Machine rs the best
extant ThoIe in want will please send in their ordefs
early TO avoid disappointment
Also eCaldweips" Corn Planter simple, but Superior
'i"e'l"'' AZ BALDWIN, CARDwELL & CO.,
March oo-an No. l4a, Main
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NNETHOIrSANN SEYEN uIr

a, %,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR IL SON, Auctionecrs
March S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR SALE
THNHE proprietor OF DEMOCRATIC PREsS in tbs into
Il rior Of Virginia, offers his establishment for sale
The Paper is located in Democratic community, and hs.
within it all the elements Of success IL has mnntsn-d
reasonable degree OF popular favor at all times ari
the hands OF an active two prscticHSprt
ers of energy and enterprise fail ibr
raj return for the labor bestowed upon it, 1t We. sup
piled with all the necessary fixtures 10 conduct thu bust
ness properly.
1t will be sold on liberal and accommodating rrn-. En-
quire Of the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer"
Oct9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

This Company PAYS AN AsSuAL DIVIDEND OF b Pr
CENT in CASH. those who pay their premiums in cash
Those giving their notes for portion Of their premiums
are credited on their no:es.
March 2O-c2w KNOWLES & WALFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06
l,RWIS HILL.

nRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, attends 10
II tie sale Of Wheat. Flour, Corn and Tobacco, and
eontnuesto HIRE OUT NEGROES.
Othce 18th street. near Galego Mills, Richm0nd'
Va Dee d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

NOTICE TO STAGE OWNERS
PROPOSALS. will be received by the Virginia Cen
l. trail Rail Rosd Company. from proprietors al
Stages until the 18TH day Of april Tor ronniny in e'nns9
lion with this Company to the Virginia Springs
By order Of the Board
March 2U-tlbhApril T.. FOETAIsE. President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06
CALIFORNIA GUANO

WYE have in store supply OF this valuable fertilizer
w to which call the attention OF farmers and
dealers 1t Ia brought from Eide Island in the PACING
of the Of Mexican California and by the analysis OF
Dr. Isaiah Deck and other reliable Chemists (Which can
BE- Office contains IA per cent oil ammonin
and other valuable fertilzing properties.
II ia entirely Tree of hard Jumps and gravel
This analy sis shows the guao In question to be- but In
tic inferior to the best Peruvian.
The action OF the Guanos upon the soil Will be INC
same. Price s45 per ton Of ,oCol6s
+. II. SKINkER & CO,
april 2 Richmond, vs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

-pEpDES, FOX & CO. arc now opening the;
IL Snrue stock, which will be complete in lew day
oseIpS 10 the trade their usual variety in Fancy an
Ttomsstc Articles. They ask examination from thos
in want BREEDEE, FOX 1: CO..
March 25 GIT, Broad street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06
T.. T. WINSTON,
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
LOGAN WALLER.

LOGAN WALLER,
COMMIssl NERO ANT,
RICHMOND, ~.
M EVOTES his undivided attention the sale al
IL kind of Country Produce.
He would say farmers, that he has hand lsrs.
supply of superior Grain Bags tor their accommodation
which they obtain promptly by order or from ;.o
gents the principal depot Persons obtaining his t--
will please have them filled and promptly returned
Office two doors below the Columbian Hotel, Cary II.
July lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

~r,r BY G w. PURCELL & co.
htgu,r lie OF Stocks will take place on Thur,
gay, Inc sih day OF April IL O'Clock, nj Bank
10000 Virginia State Registered sock
1000 City of Richmond do
3ouO Va and Tennessee I'd mortgage Railroad Boads
3ooo do do 3D. do do : years
S'cW va 1ehtrai I'd mortgage Railroad bOnd-
10000 Manassas Gap Railroad Bond,
1850 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds
20 shares Orange and Alexandria Stock
- do Richmond and Danvillr Railroad Stock
= do Central do a.
20 do Lynchburg Gas Company stock
We respectfully urge those drsrUus OF adding 10 he.
sale do At thu earliest day. order tina, the -.rt
may he advertised
All Stocks offered with u limit will be SO stated on til,
day oi sale. April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

irrrlCE-Ail pcrsons indebted 20 The late firm Of
!; , - WEIsIGER CO., ore earnestly re-
Dr. ca. and settle the same, a. longer indulgence
s;.ee-s sNen, April
i,in, W"hiTE LEAD, Snow White Zinc, Blake's
|. w. ox.do OF Iron. Linseed Oil. Spirits of Tur.
Al u'hes Painters Colors and Brushes, Window
3D. is1es, Putty. our own manufacture, warrant.
.9g /" pure hnseed oil Full supplies Of the
S. T. JOHNSTON l. BRO, Druggists.
f.c.MFlER, OR CONCENTRATEn LYEN
ri y. aS's'hG Hard or soft Soap, for sale by
|Si,,,,---- ADlE l. GRAY, Druggists.
ETrInM,io MOCHA COFFEE,-Recsi1ing DER scbi
|lESSS: nr. .or sale by JOHN N. GORDON.
FFiSSSSaRIER WHITE SULPHUR WaTeV
glass bottles fresh from the Springs. nv
sL.,, FISHER L. WINSTON
Ata ls,'t the United States, No. 125 Main Street,
Richmond, Virginia.
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SPII.>t: TRADE ISIS.
ADIE & GRAY,
DRUGGISTS, H. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
HIAVE In Store their usual assortment OF Drugs Che
micals Paints, Oils, Dye stufs Window Glass, Sc
together with all the Patent Proprietary Medicines md
a variety OF Perumery and Toilet Aracits All OF wrich
they Offer to the trade for CASH or 10 PROMPT
deelers ADIE e. GRAY,
March 90 li7, Main street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

TINHE REAL APRIL FOOIS-rhe Subscribers
Il to L" CIT Enterprise" See HARPERS WEEKLY fI
pareubrs
TNHE REAL APRIL FOOLS-Thc Subscribers
L 20 CIT Enie'p sea' See HARPEEs WEEKLY for
THE REAL APRIL FOOLS-The Subscribers
Il to Giis kn'epdses' See HARPERS WEEKLY for
p..lhular..
TINBE REAL APRIh FOOLS The Subscribers
Il 10 CT: E.'erprises." See HARPERS WEEKLY for
particulars
TIVE REAL APRIL FOOLS-Ths Subscribers
PARTICULAR.
THE REAL APRIL FOOI.S-Thc Subscribers
Il TO Cir En-. rprs~s" Sc. HARPERS WEEKLY for
particular,
THE REAL APRIL FOOLS-The Subscribers
Il 20 Git. ED:erprien" See KARPERS WEEKLY for
particulars.
THE REAL ATBIL FOOIS-The Subscribers
Il to Gin Enterprise" See HANPERs WEEKLY 70.
Tsreealars.
THE REAL APRIL FOOLS-The Subscribers
Il 20 " Gift En.rpri.es" See HARPERS WEEKLY for
srealar'.
'THE BEAL APRIL FOOLS-The Subscribers
L 70 Ch' Eh;srpii~s' See HARPERS WEEKLY for
VNHE REAL APRIL FOOLS-The Subscribers
i to "Gif Entsrpd,esr See HARPERS WEEKLY for
particulars
THE REAL APRIL FOOLS-The Subscribers
i to Gin En:,rprises' See HARPERS WEEKLY for
Nii:slsrs.
THE REAL APRIL FOOLS-The Subscribers
i 20 "GiH Enterprises See HARPER'S WEEKLY for
rsri:uIaJs
VNHE REAL APRIL FOOLS-The Subscribers
Il to Cir Ente,7rse,." See HARPERS WEEKLY for
particulars.
N'HE REAL APRIL FOOLS-The Subscribers
Il to "Gia Enterprise" See HARPERS WEEKLY for
particulars.
DAYLIGHT on THURSDAY MORNING
~ always bring. that welcome p,gFr,
THE NEW YORK LEDGER
The regular appearance Of which ils psse al 'Le
family hom the Vey haired sandsirc - the little one just be-
gtT ming to rcat.
Sid by sll news dealers q. FOUR CENTS copy
ROSS rOUsEY Geh'rsl Ag-nta
THE LITERARY ATTRAC TIONS OF THE
Il BIBLE-C. SCRIBNER, Nos. ST aud 3l9 Broalvay.
TUE BIBLE Plea for the Wotd Of God conder.d
CLASSIC. by lie Roy Haley, d. ID. vol. limo. 81 .
proposed TO oatne of what te called the
ncid. of the Biseto forth its claims, both
classic and book of general education Regarded simply
book Of learning, Of taste and snins Of history and eo
Suence hss ed raIsnce which cannot be too highly
esnste9 the fok o Earning bot less than our clg
iop the las of civilization not Ices than slyaOu II
has uld into stape las qucsen.d ilo life the whole
body of secular ssrung well az our 'heosy has
brs,:ha rs va spirit INTO aIl .i"ncc, eratUc ess
l.ti D. philosophy and socisl and polite Il Institutions
which he felt aud iatcl
By the iusigious worldly minded which propose 10
gioup together in ope di-tinc. snd connected view.
MOT FOR A DAY, BUT FOR ALL TINE
xN Gosh paid for OLD NEWSPAPERS Of every description
srd size whole cn will MAKE difference and old
Psurh'. hind whs and old Books all pieces,
aud Ole Blank Books. by e. srOCKwELI, No % Ann's'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

DAYLIGHT on THURSDAY MORNING
II awsys bIinss thA, welcome I.p"r.
THE NEw-YORk LEDGER .
TIE regular appearance " which fs % Petse 81 LIE
far y ro grey haired ,audre TO the Little enc Ss e<
ginning 70 read
Sold BY al new. dealer. .. FOR CENTS copy.
ROSS T. TOUSEY, Genera AstLn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Anne ricaa Geographical and Statistical Society.
Thu UHsDAY EVENING will be delivered the Third L.
dihc the Ess at Noos saoor a. O'Clock "yea
Country between he Mediterranean and the Dead
So with psreuar reference 10 i.s Commercial capab,iss"
and sopoGe Illustrations Tickets be obtained at
N<ut tnal La,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
fine 1rfe.

DOWERSs GREEK SLAVE. MARTYRDOM
i or HpSs DIANA AND HER NYnPHe, are kw
.a1ps The hdsd wonderful Ho-ss Of Ayt vakhtco ~ De
vVssr! DSrg csL1Eky-Lty lIa.pf ENii,V-N~ Nv
lsckcr,y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

To sHIP p,J't4 MASTERS 81 Eas ao... 0, rx.r.x.r..
NEwY YoRX, March % 1850
There believe that daerso vessels have recently
occurred Oh Southern Of the United States IN
qcer and INCORRECT Gil ARTS. This Board
earnestly ipre,s upon Ship Masters the s,es
of b.us provided thote ha Of RECENT DATE aud
from RELIABLE SOURCE. Blnts Chart Of the Coast Of
tie United States corrected in conformity With the Govern
ep Surveys and accurately laid down the position Of all
the Liehs row process Of construction COST
ana .h.te Charts should b. familiar every Ship Master u the
trade. -.
Inspectors of vees for tue UDd rwriss would do well TO
ee,in that Masters using prr+r Charts and lssr eni
snsle nay rad 10 the mot disastrous reeust
The flowing charges Ii hts OF the florida Reef Is theust
'CxRYsFORT REEF LIGHT which was fsed Lga,, il Eow
INVOLVING LIGHT showing bfish. hash once n every
- seeoT6'.
breyo Key Light House lS feet high painted RED
The Light FIXED LIGHT the focal plane IA fee: above
IL Is IS miles hcm Carystort s. w. BY W. vsrAion 81
w and q miles from Sand Key, T. n T. f. vA.Ati'n
LOGGERBEAD KEY is the we..smmos: ofthe Flords Ksy'
Dry Tortnsas Group.
Lsh. House building there the focal plane Of which
sht viii be 2 feet above the It vii be Lii OF the krs dsy
of JuyDxt
Il bar, from Send Key W. N. ei..snt 60 miles
uNIYED STATES ELLWOOD WALTER,
Secretary Board Of Underwriters
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Ekr.y IT, Lyrp. Auct5o Sale. No. q Yvea 4
MEXICAN ARTISTS ANNUAL SALE Of
"A Orssinal OIL and Wa.sr Color PAINTINGS Ani DRAW
INGs embracing tie works c j. r. Kenso'. q. Wai., T.
Dooeity Jsrs, C.opsy G. l. Brown Lilly u. so.,esf ~.
~ Brown Mrtuiee W. Hast A. d. sha,ineh, W. l. Sltfg
d NJ Garter r. &. DAley, williamson, "arron, L.rran,
q H. Hal g. H. H ColefnEr. Oddie. CGysIsosss lief .on
Beet P,ne NJ. Har. Boniel Below. b.sgye, Brewer.
,op Pouep Moran. L., R,esst, d. C. JohnsoI, Inusu
Brwor' susdsm. W,sbt. Fsn, Whit AID og.Ts 70 b I'D
4. Anetou BY HENRY n. LEEDS Co, THURSDAY
April snd FRIDAY. April Ct II 9'coek sph day ,br
Gallery No - Nassau ts.wteL PLe and (.s, Trey
will BE- kIhiti:ion 2@h Inst nnt tsys II sac xrh Ca
lGrus
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

OFFICE OF TIE CORNERSTONE ov fAxN)
AED AsssssMRArs,
Nsw Corar HoUss. No. % Chsmbers s,resk.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Notice hereby
~ given, that the A"ss'msG Rolls Of the several Wards
OF the city Of Ntw-York 70. the e5a opeo fr
publ: inspection at this Office and subec. 10 Ievon and
eei'n from Monday the lth day Of January until The @.h
sp5cator io correction dudns that p nod are pecuded Iy
law from sny snb'eqnen. redresa Ownasef ~a estate
requested 70 call and exae the so ASCERTAIN their
property correctly located and oil persons entitled TO action
BY reason OF military se,vice are requested to send TO Ne
fame.
once hours from 10 O'Clock . N. I'll O'Clock p m.
Dated NV YORK, March q. lt3s
I I ! I S5S5SSr'0S, sSaHS sS5%s c'~"'-' 'p-'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
Go nbom it Alar Concern.

ROLLER USTATIONS s.
- WEISsENBORN'S PATENT INCRCSTATION PRE-
tESTER he double puTpoe Of preventing a,e and ec
ing as Heater, bs,ide teirg useful Us tNnfenssr
STEWART KERR Engineer), Asnnt
No. II Br)adwsy New-Yo,k.
NHANCE to MAKE FORTUNE.-Auy man
~ the Of HORSES MAKE bis
pile in ,Lree months, West with the eea, Areri H1re
Trainers Secr:, double his wages here Price So Ad
dre.s with stamp, Il. b. ARMSTRONG New .York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

CAN Now EE SUPPLIED.
a. *- G. THHDE"ASo WILL BE MET -
49, IF IT REACHES A MILLION OF COPIES.
WE TAKE THE HINT. -
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sosrrT0n 81 reg Lit;n slqSsnss n.sde 70 Clubs
#S;s$EH #sss$EE :$$E :$EE H$E$
GUN Gun CO, CO, FSSFsiETSss. FSSfsiETSss
IMPORTANT NEW PUBLICATIONS
D.ArPLEroN Co: Mo-. 5ai and sas BrO.a-sy.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA;
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Nc. J., rn:e 81 20, Vola Aid II, Pnce e.
H:s2osf Ss sti'sss'i 81 THE
INDCCTIVE Sciences;
By VILLAS WnrwiLi. D: o.
Md M,f. ad ., Ihs!y ss,icS SSs. so 's!aff s Pho.
''"" 'i' Third t:0S coSFESTs .S1T'sS OF Vol OIL l. ~
payi.. ai.sss s. rs s@:
Art,nt Greece Book I1HoIy q Grr,l A:ion'yi R S9I 1
Book N.-IsOyvof Mschabcs Inc udne n nd N.chsrcs;
p"t NiIIis,ory of Physi al As.rorony AdIon TO lie
Third EGiiicr-
CONTENTS or VOL II.
Book l1I-His;ory Of Acoustic; Book IX-Hsry d Op-
tics Forrn. sud Pb,scs Bok XH!st ~ of TheIts and
tory OF Msrnc ism: Book XlI!Hi.,oy 1t CsySim, vo
:.ic El,c.y; BOX xvHistoy 4 cheu.i;,yi Book Ky
H.., ~ & Mineralosy Book Xv-hist ~ of Sy Bot
Zoology Boon XViI-H.or of Phys, snd Com
paAive tna.suy Book XViIIHs.oIy of Geology Additions
to he Third Edtiop.
UNIQUE.
y NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,
SrRPASS,NGLY INTERESTING
An Illustration Of tho ALadJ
tie Polce CJuIt cSmns her
a.. asohte PUPPY, ard declaring
.1a: Il. her OILY child
snd ":be Only beby she ever
bsA'
eio: u, u. Y.l.~.Coyeret
Move; TEE se.fe. Meeting; The
Descent; II. s.russle; The
Arss. Of MiG Osklsy Be-mu;
Flynn ReyeDfed; Tie ueocs.-
''-' THE THUGS os Ncw-os-
LEANS.
A y,rs:y a. Interesting Edihn-
ADc News from al ysrf u
the UL.ted S;A.ss.
ROSS IOCsIY,
GererL Assn:s
DAYLIGHT Oh THURSDAY MORNING
IL always brings that welcome psper
THE NEW-YORK LEDGER,
The regular aypeAaoce Of which .s 10 pIe'se a. b<
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

OWERS's GREEK SLAVE,
tse XACNVICENf PAINTINGS
On EXHIBITION.
TIE cot .lee,n. and enter a,Lise Tese'i = ne ofJ
Admission Is .eD,L
OPEN DAY AND HVESlN0.
No. Se Broadway.
DAINTINGS at GREAT SACRIFICE.-TWo
choice PAINTINGS Of large s,1e fat BY c, su.;soo f.,
the drsp ag room by smneu ays for sale &. tc- hall
cost They may he seen a. No. IL Wes. 2.d-s:.
CIMPSONs GREAT HISTORICAL PAINT
~ ING of he lssto,ston Of the
ARCTIC SHIP ErS0LUTT
ky the PeGpe o. the United States Her Majesty C<eo
EDs.aDd tpsIisd hy command of Iier haje.y e.
hbcn d, the sallery Of ". sCHAus No. GO Bic1cvty.
Adpissi'si Is cents open from q N 70 10 ..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

ITO MERCHANTS, ManufactuIers and bnlinees s
nsr Of ell Ca.s-s.-fHE LONDON DAiLa nHyrU I, IL,
1fPE Cs,Ada West is the best s3vesl{ neeiu ~ W.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
NebraSka LegiSlature.

Let not our readers conclude from
the disgraceful conduct of our legisla-
tive members, that there is not virtue and
intelligence enough among our people to
set us right at the next politics. tribunal.
This will surely be done,--Nemaka Vdl,
Journal.
In that case you will surely not return
the x-Cduncilmau from your county, or
the s~uperanuated Chambers and the quiet
Benedict, who keeps his mouth shut be-
cause he knows nothing to say, in the
House. The loss of such spirits would
hardly grieye the honest people Of the ter
ritory, although the rogdes would miss a
cheap man in Farnas. Send men to make
laws, who themselves obey the law, and
we shall have no more scenes Of violence
in our Legislative Halls.-Omaha Niebras-
kiaR.
There IS one fault, very apparent among
western editors, viz: their inordinate pro-
pensity for abuse, and this proclivity is too
often INDUCED Unfortunately, or from
selfish motives alone. Can we not upon
sober reflection, get along in another way?
We know lhat it is said that The wrath
of man shall prsise God Shall we there
fore. 60 on in sin T? God FORBID &c.
We know not of the Justification for
the in~sinuations in the above article against
Mr.. Flrnas; but our own intimate ac-
quaintanCe with him for the last year, in
duces US to say (if we know anything of
human n%ature) that he is cheap in the rea-
dy and prompt exercise of the noblest
emotions Of the human heart. We mag
be mistaken; and we are ready to be re-
Yersed-but not without proof Neaadha
VaLey Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
Plain but Soma.

The GAINESVILLE (WiSconsin) Standard,
whose columns often Contain some Of the
ablest v~indications Of Democratic princi-
pies, thus closes a vigorous review of the
Lecompton question. The language is so
plain that no man can fail to observe its
justice and truth.
We believe hat the approval of the
Lecompton Constitution by the action of
the Democratic members Of Congress, IN
der the pressure Of the power and iuflu-
ence of the administration, will be a gross
and wanton violation of the pledges which
our President and Senators, and Repre-
.sentatives made to the party and to their
country prior to their election; and if the
dearest principle Of our political faith is
to be violated, and the rights of the peo-
pie tyranically invaded, let the sin and the
punishment be not on the great Demo-
cratic party Of the Union, but upon the
unworthy servants whohaye betrayed their
trust.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11

tween Clay and Cullom, who have return
ed to Washington.
Washington Feb. 25.
The defeat Of the Army Bill isnot con-
sidered conclusive respecting an increase
of the Army on the part Of the Senate
which body will await the action Of the
House on the measure there pending for
additional regiments.
The Committee on Elections have come
TO no conclusion in relation to the con-
tested elections from Ohio.
1t is not true hat the House Commit
tee on Territories have agreed to report a
bill for the territorial government Of ST.
ezra Nevada, they have merely decided
10 consider the memorial Of the subject.
Mr.. Clay, of Kentucky, appeared in
his seat in the House to-day, and received
the. congratulations Of his friends on the
settlement of the late difficulty with Gen.
Cullom.
The Supreme Court viii adjourn to-mor-
row until the first of April.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
JOEtN'
MILLS S. REEVES.
Foreign Correspondence.

Paris, Feb. 2, 1853.
DEAR FuRNAs:
2 / have been absent the last few weeks,
which will account for the interruption in
my correspondence. On my return here
I find hat l would come Slightly behind, ,
if Iattempted to state the several events
that have occurred during my absence, as
doubtless you are already fully posted in
regard to them. The principals are the
death Of Radetzky, the Austrian butcher
in Italy, and of those two renowned &C
tors-MlIe. Rachel ana Lablache; and
finally, the late attempt upon the life of
Napoleon. The sensation produced by it
is far from subsiding, and, therefore, it
may be proper to make it the main subject
of this letter.
The narrow escape q the Emperor and
Empress; the boldness Of the attempt, and