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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08
RITTINI,ZD Svnr 10 1879
kIJHNVND, HBPT. T, I65S.
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IT Is WITH WILLING PLEASURE
THAT ADD MY TESTIMONY to the virtue of BA-
kBRS PREMIUM BITTbRS in making per
msnent cure of Ru established case of DiSpBP-
sIA, frohl which ] have suffered much for
tho last twelve zloEths. Also, my wife is using
it with great succesB after suffering for many years
from d+biiiatiOn and disordered ST mach. As
soon ss ] commenced the use of them. was soon
convinced OF their yaus bic qualities. / confidently
TCcunia.nd ikem to the afflicted. j. ADAMS.
For saie hY Hessrs. Purcell. LGdd Co, and all
the principal Druggists in the city Of Richmor and
elsewhere in Virginia s5I7
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Rev. DR.. vinton, for II years pastor Of st. Pant
church in Boston, has accepted call TO 81. Ste.
phen's church, PhilsdeIphia.
DR.. EtwArd West aud Dr.. John Walsh, both
died ~ New Orleans on the Goth uit., OF yellow
ever.
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DAaiNa AssAULr-sAnusl johnson, living II
Woodbridge county, Va, was severely stabbed o.
Halifax county, who he vas trying 10 arrest. Ihs
negro was caught BY c'tizeps and carried 70 jail
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BRITISH NEGOTIATIONS WITH NIcaRAGUA-We learn
that there have been no negotiations between Sir
VIM. Gore Ouseley and any authorized represen-
tstves of Nicaragua, relative to tho transit route
The draft of treaty, said to have Seen agreed
upon between the British special envoy and Mr.
Molina and Gen. Jerez, is simply the Cass-Irisarri
treaty, altered in its phraseology to conform
to the change OF parties. Our information leads
US to believe that the British Minister has for
warded this treaty to his own government as one
which it would be desirable for Great Britain to
conclude, and that it has been returned to him
approved, with directions to proceed to Nicaragua
and negotiate directly with that government
upon the basis of the provisions Of the treaty re-
ferred to.-N T. Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08

UGLY PLIGar.-Lucinda Iuncan, for
being drunk aud dsorderIy and using obscene Ian
guage 10 the street. IL to answer before the Mayor
to morrow
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sE- sTovxs, RANGES AND yuRx.crs

NON M store, full supply, cargo OF Schr. MignIo-
n"Ue. futehasefs are invited TO examine the ql4I-
it;b 9t cur wares; He especially recon p,rpd Ihe
hlchmond PORTABLE Furnace" bay State Cook
ins &aSge. and Harp Cook Stove" RepaiTs Al
ways ga Band tor ala leading articles sold at ,he
GsvpTnor Street Stove Store " 0
WANTED. immediately two first class wcrL
ocs GEDHGE STARRpTr
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sgs~ PRoF. A. j. GEBHAEDT, late of
Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave te offer
his services to the citizens of hichmpnd as TEACH
Err on the PIANO, SINGING VIOLIN, FLUTE,
GUITAR, &c.
He can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
atreet.
Refer to Hon II Wise, c Gr;swoId, ESQ; Maj
NJ Ninmo ar Winston. 8 I5-lms
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TaEBLIHa.- Henry Vessey, John F.
Hockadsy and William Anthony, were each held TO
bail by the Mayor In tho sum Of s5o for assauitinG
Junius Kern.
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LroruREs.-On Monday night next

r. Baldwin, Esa., of this city, will commence a
series oflectures at the Metropolitan Hall, and
from his high reputation as popular lecturer, we
have not shadow of doubt that he will he greeted
by large and Appreciative audience.
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spHcIAL NoTTcns
sEE CAsPErrNas.

Err CAsPETIN0s.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
MATS.
BOOKING.
BRASs STAIR pLATEs, w
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
CJGcA NAT TNGS
PIANO COVERS,
SILVER PLATED and
KRAss srA III % "A ,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08

THE CIRCUIT COURT sits to-day. Wit
nesses and jurors should be prompt in their at
tendance
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EXPLOSION OF BURNING FLuIp.-The Portland
Mane) Argus of the 2Sth ult, states that four gal
Ions of burning fluid exploded on board the fishing
schooner Samuel w. Brown, iu that place. The
Captain and four others we're severely burned.
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S&~ DUDLYY Il Co., Importers and
WnoIesAis Dealsvs in Choice WlNEa, Pine BRAN
DIEs. Old WHIsKEYs end CIGARS No. ~ Main
rsos, ~
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A PARTING.-Rev. B. A. Mcguire, President of
Gsorgetown, d. c., College, retired from that po-
sition on Wednesday. The departing President
addressed on behalf of the students by James
ii. Dooley and James +. Mclaughlin, aud present
ed with magnificent gold chalice and plate and
superblv bound Roman Missal.
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NN FnANxLIN PApsR MIIL r

aoNp. FA-Bslytiere Manufacturing Comnanv
Keep constantly on hand ALI descriptions Enysgops
manuis and wrapping PAPER, News aud Book
short noUee. "
es-Cash paid for RAGS
GEO WHITFIELD, President.
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OrrlcE OF TIE U. .. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL

sr5- DE-. ACEILLEs AscoLL's Office, on
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN I'm AND 8rH
nah I2-ly
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TRIP TO IRELaND.-The proposed trip of the eth
New York Qrish) Regiment to Galway is consider
ably chatted about In military circles. The Regi-
ment will take 400 men, 40 officers 20 band, l6 drum
corps, and 10 warrant, making total of 4SO.-
They will be drilled thrice per week for two
months previous to leaving, and encamp three
days prior to sailing. Thirty fl We days are to be
passed in ireland. What froic to be sure
and how they will be feted
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PAINFUL ACOIDENT.-An old gentleman,
named Bailey, employed in the workshop of the
Richmond aud Danyille Railroad, had one of his
hands torribIy cut and mashed, by being caught
iu the machinery. He was conveyed to his resi-
dence on Union Hill, where he is now under me-
dical treatment.
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CgNrENNIAL FESTIVAL IN HONOR or ROBERT
BuRSs.-On the 25th of January next one hundred
years will have elapsed since the birth of the
national poet of Scotland, and it is likely that the
day will be celebrated with more than the usual
enthusiasm,
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NAvAL.-The steamers Water Witch, Lieut. Com
manding Almy, and the Fulton. Lieut.. Command
ing Pegram, sailed from Norfolk Tuesday, for
Paraguay. The Southern Star ami Preble are
being fitted out and will sail about the 10th.
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LUCKY FIsHERNEN-Afe few days since, while two
men were fishing, about ten miles south of the
Grand Menan, coast of Maine, they discovered q
dead whale, which they succeeded in towing to
the beach. The blubber produced about 100 BAR
rels of oil.
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eE- MATrREssKs,
REDS LOUNdE9 ke


BEDS, LOUNGES, &s.
he subscriber has on hand aud makes to order
cuRLED HAIR, MOSS ana CHUCK MATTRESS
Es, FEATHER BEDS, II LISTERS and PILLOWS;
SOFA BEDS; LOUNGES. UTT0MANs, STOOLS.
&c. Also,
IRON BEOSTEADS,
UMBRELLA sTANDs and CHAIRS.
UPHOLSTERY WORK.
Of every description done In the best style and up
on reasonable tersis.
JOHN REGNAULT,
l92 Main street.
Tim square above new Custsm House.
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EXPORTS OF CorToN.-The exports of cotton from
New Orleans during the past week were $500
bales, Of which 4,500 we're to Havre, and the
remainder to England. The buying at present is
largely on continental account The receipts during
the past three days have been 10000 bales. Mid
ding at l23G.
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STRUCK DEEp.-Some OF the Washington critics
who have been ssstruck, !" compare tho French Spy
of Maggie MITCHELL to that Of Madame Celeate! !!
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Actors IN THE WArER.-0n Sunday last, a sail
boat, containing Messrs. Weir and Cappei, lessees
Of the Norfolk, Va, theatre, aud four of their
company, upset in Hampton Roads, about mile
from shore. The party clung to the mast, uatil
nearly exhausted, and were rescued by boat from
sho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08

FATAL CAsUALrY.-On the night Of the 14th ut.,
Irwin d. Watkins, aged II years, son of Wiley
Watkins, of Isle of Wight county, fell from cart
on the road near Antioch, and died the same
night, soou after getting home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-08

The COLLINS STEAMERS FOR THE CALIFORNIA LINE
The New York Commercial Advertiser learns
that negotiations are in progress for placing the
Adriatic, Baltic and Atlantic, of the Collins line,
on the California route via Panama, and that they
are likely to be successful.
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ssss~ Books for the entry Of ARTIc

pFPICE OF THE u. o. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL !
AGRICULTURAL SoCIErIEs, RICHMOND, VA.
september 10Th, 1858 }
seB Books for the entry Of ARTIcLEs,
intended for exhibition the Fair in Richmond, in
Uctoter next, are now open.
communications addressed to the undersigned,
describing as mnutely possible, the character OF
the article to be .ered. will be attended These
entriea must be made prior to the 18th of October,
TO prevent confusion and disappointment
CHAnLES DIMMOCK,
90 in-t2S0 Sec'y Va. Cent hg. Society.
Gg- on ;e ia the Ballard Hou.e. opposite the Ex-
change HOtel.
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These Hgures protest strongly aRainst the man
Agemt Mt Of some mt least of our Atlantic steamship
companies According to III 90 statistics. passen-
ger could go from here 10 California By railroad with
the same risk as to travel i've miles In steamship
Our Atlantic steamship travelling practically COM
menced with the FIRST voyages Of the steamships 81
rius and Great WesteS in 1888. From that year TO
the present s53 It ID estimated that on an average
fifteen thousand persons have annually crossed the
Atlantic Ocean ia steamships. or three hundred
thousand In the whole period.
In this same period We have had thirteen steam
ships with three thousand persons Lost; or. Of the
Whole number who have crossed tbs Atlantic by
steam. one in erery hundred bias been lost Nor A.
the greater part Of this loss in the infancy Of our
ocean eteam navigation. We have, in the past our
years, lost three trans Atlantic sleamships. with
sand the annn3i number crossing the Atlantic TO
and from New York, In this period, 0Hc IL erery
eighty hare bern lost
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GoyFRSoRsHIr OF KANsAs.-The Washington Star
says that the President has written to Governor
Denver, urging several reasons why he should not
insist on bis determination TO resign the Governor
shin of Kansas
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Af8y- PARKE PoINDExTsR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

RIcHdoNB. VA,
VIII practice in the city of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatsn and Amelia.
aa- Office in Lisle's Building. corner OF Main and
l4th .trsetk 23-l2w
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John 2. Mccarthy, foreman Of the New Orleans
Times. died IN thss city Of yellow fever on the
ID inst,
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sx3- THE fiFTa AHsUAL EXHIBITION

or THs VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE. FOR TIE Pro.
NOTION OF THE MECHANIC AKTs,--Ihe new and spa
cou' han Of tne Institute. 9th street, between
Nain and FRANKLIN, Richmond, Va will be opened
for the reception of goods on MONDAY the lIth
day OF october, and tho EXHIBITION will he Tor
msily opened ON WEDNESDAY evening, October
the 20sh.
Mechanics. artists, inventors aud others in the
ktate OF Virginia, as we'll as the couatry at large
ars invited To avail themselves OF the Opportunity
mus afforded TO display thsi taste and skill in the
collection about TO be made.
The splendid hall aud building of the Institute
viii afford accommodation sufficient to make mosi
attractive display of Machinery, Tor which abun-
dani motive power will be furnished, as well as of
articles OF taste and interest of whatever class or
description, which may be exhibited by those en-.
gagged IN manufacturing pursuits
The Board uf Managers earnestly invite the ac
tiye cooperation Of the mechanics aud Industrial
classes throughout the country in contributing 10
the important object in view: and would also ex-
press their acknowledgment to the ladies for their
interesting contributions 10 the preceding exhibi-
tons, ana would respectfully invite them 10 re
newat oil contributions IN order that the display in
tho Fenae Department OF Industry may prove en-
inentiy worthy of American femai talent
AAy Information in reference 10 matters of detail
will he promptly given, on application, or by nd.
dressing Jas D Browne. Chairman OF the Committee
on Exhibition, 9th steet next 10 the Hall OF the In
EtGEa. ZT-2a 2axtistlItdtd
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A MIsTAKE.-The report that Mr.. Dempsey, OF
Macon Ca had left $i95 900 to the Catholic Church,
aud S. 600 to his children, is denied by the Tele-
graph of that city I. says the deceased only left
$3.50, COO, all OF which went to his widow and
children.
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SPECIAL NorIcns.
k<H- FALL 1858.
MAGNIFICENT sJrpprv


I; Il. PRICE a CD are crowdina their varerooms
a. misn ythiDg that ~ new elegant and attractive
fancy imported fabrics and all that il good
Goods $50 ''"p'e anu Dol"es'io WY
Ia every department their stock ia always kent
a, IA aua well asserted, being allowed to run down
~ no season, however dnlt, 80 that strangers and
ethers may always coine with the full assurance of
nnd,ng every novelty that the European or our own
In extent selection. variety aud price, they are
AFRAID OF any composition with the largest houses
M @ W." =. s,h-inosea rather invite u, ana VIII with
great conn fencc, the present Autumn invite both
who sale aud retail buyers give them the benefit
81 an examination, knowing tnat they can satisfy
the Eost critical that they bring both skill and en-
plies.
The limits of an advertisement will not allow any
ennmerahon-+tht will therefore name only few
Elegant bounced Six Robes, q fionpces)
Do DO DO DO DO dc, dc, a Ia Asa3ia asa6Ha
Rich Cashmere Robes, double skirt
sish saans;d asIensls SSlsl kobss, a ala Ia Princess
Do Toile do Nouce
rup,,.s Do Robes, trieh and new) Ia Jaw Cracker
English, Scotch aud American De LANES
Merinos. .ohU Sashwsrss; sasa as, s,Sses.Dryvwr &C
Black Cashmeres, Meriuos, Bombszines. Mouse
ins, Canton Cloths Tarnice, iastriGe Wells. Hdkfs,
&C. and sFcgsht t. thT eNnl.ry
f honis1n s,a Lace setts Point de Applique do Col
Linen Sets; Misses Camb ard Mus Sets, in yarie-
ty, &C, hc.
MANTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
And coming in daily Shawls of every description,
Velvet snt Cloth Closks. with all the newest wrap
pings imported.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin ard Lace Curtains, Sat. Damask, Broca
telles. Union Damask, Tassels, Gimps. Fripges Cor
nice, &C.
FURS of every kind worn ia our climate.
NEGR0 DEPARTMENT AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
Linen and cotton Sheetings, Table Damasks Tow.
engs. Diapers, Huckabacks, Bed Blankets, Crib
Biankets Dimitys. white and gray Blankets, "a
Fuiled Cloths, Sleeps Gray Sattinetts, Kerseys.
Plaid Linseys Plaid Cottons, 0znaburgs, Fiannels,
Kentucky Plains, Georgia Plains, &c. &C.
IN .h,s last heavy goods department, so fuii and
ether goods now en- the way. they will close out
large lots to merchants, farmers, traders manuiac
turers and others at bare com mission upon the
cost. Sc l4-lm 7 r PRICE Il co.
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~ CouGas, CoLDs, HoARsgsEss, &c

~ CoCGHs, COLDS, HoAhsENksS, oc.
The prevalence of the above complaints at this sea-
son has the efec, OF bringing cut host OF profes-
seaiy new specifics and whiis some few may De
good, maay are useless and some even dangerous.
70 prevent disappo pointment the best course 70 pur
consult your family phy sician, or otherwise
only such remedies as long public experience
has proved to be safe and effcaeous or this Class
Is TYLERe COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM AKA
BIC, Originally the fayorite prescription OF an tm
ibont ph ysician, IL soon bscame popular family
medicine, and without advertising, has continued
20 enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In all recent cases 1t acts like charm ana
Asthma 4c 1t ID used with unparalleled success. AZ
most families win testify.
sold by FisHgR q WIssrss. MEADE 4 BAKER. A
Bopgg KH &c. at Is cents per bottle. aud In ela
aaat ana pleasant ioEsuxa form. i25S and 10 cents
p,r box. call. d Tgigh's "GDA ARAnic coDoa cAsDY
teorsn N-3m
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, PIANOS, &c.-P. II. TAY-

PIANOS, &C. -P. II. TAY.
LOR's MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO
ND H 0WARERO0M, ISs MAIN ST, RIoH-
sNoSD, VA-The undersiancd u sole
agent la this city for the sale Of the ceibrAted
NUNN5 q CLAkK'S PIANO R0RTEy fnese In.
struments have received the unqualified approval Of
the greatest Pianists in this county and Europe He
also keeps Pianos of Hale Co. and other good and
well established makers.
P. ii. T. keeps constantly on banG an assortment
OF the best MUSICAL INsTRUMkkTs, and Musi-
cal Merchandise in general, consisting or:
Pelaubat's superior MEL0DEuNs, OF AZ, and
sctayes, with single ard double reeds
Martins unrivsiled GUITARS
Tayior's approved FLUTES-(theso Flutes are not
surpssseA)
Accordeons, Clarionets, Flutes, Fifes, Ylagsosts.
Guitars, yiolins BaDjos Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes
Mouth Pieces for Clarionets and brass iustruments
Piano Stools. aud best quality auitar and Violin
In short. every article in the Mu,ic Iins may b
had at this establishment at MOST AzAsoHAsLa
PRICES.
The largest and most beautiful assortment OF fsh.
ionable, new and standard SHEET MUSIC - b
found la this State
~ liberal discount made to Teachers and
Schools.
H5- Pianos tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos
se 10 PHI TAYLOR.
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CoADJuroR Observation-Disclosures from Rome
announces the appointment of the Very Rev t..
Purcell, Of Cincinnati, as Coadjutor Bishop of the
Catholic Diocese of Pittsburg.
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sY-GEoRGx b. STEM, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 2sl, on Main, between 8tt and 9Th
tEesTs Richmond Va. my Wy
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TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF THE Bg7LDING-
WORKS OF ART DESTROYED-TERRIF7c
SCENES IN THE FALACE-FALL OF THE
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ses- De- JoHaB WALrHALL. {Honeo

patnist) offers his professional services to the cid
Yens of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re-
sidence, on Leigh street, two doors from 9th.
10 l2-dly
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TO BIZ DhAWN
E4CH SATURDAY IN OCTOBER


prizes of $400, spproxInating to $40, go
prize, are $3.50
prizes Of $500, spproximating to Sso,0oa
prize are l,2N
pixies Of s2Oo. spprox.matins TO SlO.0oo
prize are 60t
prizes OF SIPS, arproximsting to 35Oas
prize, are se
prizes Of sIoo, approxiDatipg 70 a. .OO0
prize, are 4ot
4 prizes of SIS eprroxtms:ing to $4,000
prize, are so
4 prizes Of $50 enproxinsttrs to 1880
prizes are 300
sNn priges of $40 are LOG, ,00(
-
az, prizes, amounting to ss2o.0oo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters 81 50
sf- A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
viii be sent 20 any one desirous of receiving 1t.
Oertncates otpackages Will DO sold 81 the following
rsTtiscato Of o pactsgo ofl0 whole Tioke.s, SO
t,aIy
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COMMERCE OF NEW YoRK.-The Journal of Conn
merce Gays the total imports at New York. from
foreign ports, for the last month, were ST. 81 o65
less than for September, 1857, and $t63 ,933 more
than for the same month in 1855. The total since
the lst January is $7S,175,639 less than for the
corresponding nine months of 1857, and $57 $50 4l6
less than for the same period Of 1856.
The exports from New York to foreign ports
since January lst, exclusive of specie,) are $S,-
SlS,394 less than for the corresponding nine
months of 1857, aud $l4,99l,772 less than for the
same period of 1856. The exports of specie show
falling off of nearly $13, 100000.
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Es5~ CURTAIN GOODS.
JOHN f. REGNAULT,

tl94 MAIN STREGT,)
SQUARE, ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Bas received an elegant and extensive assortment
Of CURTAIN MATERIALS, consisting Of
BR0c Al EGLS,
SATIN De LANES,
INDIA SILKS,
FRENCH CHiNTZ,
LACE CURTAINS,
GILT COhNiUES,
GENIRE TaSsEIIS
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DEATH OF MEMBER OF THE PRESS The Panama
Herald announces the sudden death of Denny
Lyons, Esq, on the 7th ult. Mr.. Lyons had only
been a short time at Panama, whittier he had gone
as the special correspondent of the New York Her.
aid. An Irisbman by birth, he entered into the
Young Ireland movement In lS4S, was arrested in
Cork that year on a charge of sedition, and after
being liberated, came to the United states In
1851. in company with his brother, ". F. Lyons.
Esq, deceased, started the Cincinnati Citizen,
which he much enliveued by brightly written
nOveettes.
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best statistics that in the last four years the risk
each passenger of being killed in going one mile.
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN WORsTED pAMAsKS
ENGLISH TERRY,
COTTON DAMAsK,
MUSLIN CURTAINS
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS,

Which will be sold on moderate terms, and made
MP IN style which cannot be approached by any
house in this city. The iateet English and French
patterns exhibited VIII H. with assistance OF
accom- plshed Draft ismaa, iIom of the larg
Curtain Houses In New York city. and h,s own .x-
pefirnce, he Is enabled to make aad hang Curtains
so 10 DIFF computation
lie respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TaINS 70 call and examine his stock before pur.
cb sing. Sc 27-lm
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FRIGHfvuL AccrDKsf.-The Ducktown, Tenn,
Eagle states that Q man nAmed John Miller, while
cylinders 20 close to each other that an Interval
is scarcely perceptible) at the Eureka Mines,
smelter, on the 2lst nit, was caught BY h;s fDot,
which was drawn In between the rapidly revolving
cylinders, and in struggle to sx.ricats himself,
the other foot was also drawn ia. His riercing
screams attracted the attention Of Capt. Morgan,
who was near at hand, and who ran to the SPOT
and attempted to throw the crusher ont of gear,
but failing to do so, be grasped Miller round the
waist, ana by tremendous effort prevented his
body from sharing the fate of the legs, which
nearly up to the knees, we're crushed to a Jelly
One Of the feet separated aud was afterwards
found In the sifser beneath the crusher Both
limbs we're amputated, one above and the other
below the knee.