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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

An EARLY TRkDE.-The accounts from the West
are that the merchants will take early start and
be In the Atlantic cities In great numbers dariEg
the press Mt month Of January. The stocks Of
goods on hand are very small, aud much more ~
probably than vas ever before known. and. gener-
ally speaking, an early and good business will be
done with the West this season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

Jacob 3. wuadsr, : Det1iee = - NJ 81 IL,
disa ~ ~ rssidsaee - eps1Ay nl1na nne vefs
mantown, fA q
yaAa ). pksrsss, ~ - N 1s1 ysess
nshi(F " ~ 0ank es oeetyseefG - -
Mosdny. -. -. Z : ~. s..
sssessd Il oAie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

HAxorra Mrap.n.-.A di1se.lt, :

hAxoySH MraDEA.-A diMeulty eee1r-
red last fusstay sftSrnocn, 81 NJ. w. q. o..
,ons aSie. 70 Hsposee eoank5, beeseosn 49, n
,ha.s ,i.ss AID 40 JAais Inn dasing u ssss1s =
20 y the latter. viArs on his dyine ID e111sa
Tyler insnItsd him. that BE- sthso sexuek ~.
,sss ,sassssssnpo1 .spo1 Tyler piunksd Iosg Anils isss -
Low sas luss sbo-s the hip. rppinx Mn a. g -
aud thrs. Lhe alteration occurred lstwsea tn.
the sras, Clock. Drs. Curtis and Tally hsi.r =
wousssd sd,a. a. imnedately proceeded 70 ssSso1 ~
hopes Of h;s eet soon 6uhe that there wsss .
and asked him !, snish hs seemed 10 ke sussa G
his friends ia - 80 any requests q nee r
be the present as - % ais sad that tins hs1 IN
made oy others. no said hat Ts,spg s,spg e 49,
itsntarr ~ Sa not wish him . ks ssas /. ~
n0cn 3 after me stabbing took place. juas w.
.. sydnor and Thomas Q. Turner ksd Tvsss ss1n.s.
ara committed 10 Jail for sxaminnfio. vssSsssSss
sS 20 Justice sydnor held as iaqsess -.
ths, ,ba ~ ssss, ana the jury brought ii vsei1cS
sna. the deceased came to his death by sssH ~
Rlsier ResoSy oy James Tyler Wars vas vsil iss~. =
Nenmohc mere he has s0me reiaaiyse 60 o.tsssS
Neither Of the men had fasnili.a - = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

NEGRO HIRING.-Tne subscriber re-
IN turns his thanks to his former friends and pa
irons for mast fayors and takes this method of in
forming them and the public generally that he
intends to continue the business the coming year
homes and gooi prices for all Negroes entrusted to
him and also to give them his personal attention ia
case of sickness He has large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring. in which they can
stay until hired out.
Hs wunId advise that Negroes should be sent in as
early rs practicable after Christmas.
1 refer, by consent, to the following persons:
n. B. HILL, Richmond
JNo L. W c. LATANE. King William.
DR. THOMAS LATANE,
DIR. BEv. ID. RET. EssaY
DR.. JAS H. LArANE. hsSeA'
X. A. j. CL0PT0N,
Office corner of Wall and Franklin streets
Opposite Msssrs. Dickinson. Hill Co.'s.
de l-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

TAe ship Ringeader, from San Francisco, arrived
at New York, brings the remains Of Capt Rey nolds
and George w. Brafton, members Of the Scott
legion Of Pennsylvania, who deceased In caiisbr'
MIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

NEGRO HIRING AND GENERl L
AUENCY.-The subscriber offers his services
the ensuing year TO his friends and the public gene
RENTING otr HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS.
&c. Prorapt returns made in every case IIe W M
endeayor To secure fair prices and good homes for
tention TO them in case of sickness Office no &.
Wall street, tun,ier St. Charles Hotel.) between.
Main and Franklin streets, Richmond Va,
THOS. j. BAGBY.
He refers by permission to the following gentle.
men: Aessrs. cambridge q Hart. TiRsey, Tatdy l.
Co. Hunt Bros. VI. L.. Stratton, E. II. 2pence and
II, K. Ellyson, OF Richmond; Joseph Brosnley,
john Bagby. Alexander Dudley and kobt. Pollard
OF King and Queen; VIM. NJ. Gary Of King William.
de 9a-lni
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

.,nARLES T. n. SMITH.
! .pcuITECT ANp CIVIL EN.iiNEEa.
,,,,ce n, the sn.C, Il. u. Eep"s p stairs.
n.t,,s Spnt.Sea,ions, Estimates, g.. for All me-
UV,sf ,,,reoses viii he furnished The eonstrue-
'h"'S ,n+t Feausinz experience and skin, will be
Vn' ., o,,"nseI with care, and complete satisfaction
wstfAnted .,...,,...>,, .,i,,a,, NJ, e,,,,,ahI.
Ab,''"e' ia lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07
Nav AGENCY IN GODDIN'S HAUL

NEH AUNNOI nv UOUDIN % HhUD.
1>-The subscriber having secured the large front
pa pseleni ,t noo y. "oh s nuiIuiilS' corner oi
zens of Richmond. Manchester and the surrounding
country, in all business pertaining to a GENERAL
Houses Collecting Claims, and would also attend to
the sale OF WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, TOBACCO
aDd all other country produce The undersigned is
well acquainted with the citizens of Richmond, hav-
ing beeu born and raised among them, and TO them
he would refer; 20 those unacquanted with him, he
the citizens generally. My terms shall 3. moderate
de 2i-dlm< &. =. MADDOX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

NEGRO II G.-The subscriber
again offers his services tn his friends and the
public for HIRING OUT NEaK0ES Tor the ensuing
year. He pledges himself to his best exertions
to promote the interest of those who may favor him
with their business aud TO pay special attention TO
the Negroes during sickness. He hopes from ex-
perence Of twelve years. TO be able TO give satsfac
| ton.
Rs- Office at the old stand of Dabney Cauthorn,
Of Main and 18th streets opposite ST. Charles
| Hotel. EDWARD N. DABNEY.
de i6-iImAcw2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07
OFFICIAL
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GA.

At Augusta. Georgia. Saturday, January 2. lass.
SAMUEL SWAN Il CO., Managers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

RESUMED Business. John Smels . Co, bankers,
OF Louisville have fally quiiatsd their lAhiltiss
and resumed business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07
BUSINESS CARDS.

n. NJ NoRrLxxr.
GENEPS! COMMISSION
AND roRw ARpING MERCRsSrs.
efrIcE sGoCEoE SLIP,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07
Tyne & CHILDREY,
- AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
HIRE OCT NEGROES. COLLECT CLAIMS, de-,
II HnTEV,

HIRE OFT NEGROES COLLECT CLAIMS, de-,
sF-OFFICE. UNITED STATES HOTEL. IA
We, the undersigned, having heard that DR.. Ro
B. Lyme and John I. Childrey have associated them
selves together for the pufpose OF conducting q
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS in Richmond,
take pleasure in recomu ending them to the patron
age Of the public feeling assured they will faithfully
and punctualiy do whatever they may undertake as
Agents.
:. Mc3RUDER Sons.
SHERwIN McRAE, Richmond.
JOHN r. GARNET, NJ. d., Henrico.
JOHN b. You've Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GARLAND HNSEs j. p, Henrico.
JOHN NETrLEs J. p, Richmond.
THos II. NUcKoLs, J. P, Henrico.
CHAs b. WILLIAMS, Henrico.
JOHN o. TAYLOR, j. p, Henrico.
MM BOULwARE, King Queen.
JOAN NJ GREGORY, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GopDIS Il APPERs0N, Real Estate Anctioneers.
de lots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY |!

3ls Broadway, New York
FrsHyR WINSTON and Apu 4 aRAy, Agents for
Richmond De 2-dkew6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

nen7 PIANOS. For sale pris
M$zsH3s{ s{2ssa yately. two very superior PIANOS
/" WH Nvery little used ALEX. MOTT.
y VI sn 2s-ta Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

(,RAIN BAGs.-FOr sale in lots to suit
Lpurchasers. Enquire at the office of the Treas
urer or Superintendent OF tho IL 'hmond and Dan
vile RairoaS @~------- iy 22-dActs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07
OUTER, LARD, CHEESE AND DRIED

~ FRuIf.-Receving to-day, f0kegs New Goshen
Butter, 10 kegs fresh blades butter, 10 kegs Monn-
tain Roll Bntter, kegs farmers' Lard, 20 bushels
Dried Apples-whieh viii DC sold low. Wholesale and
retail. at the BUTTER DEPOT. Main street, between
l.th aud lath. nearly Opposite the Market;
de IS BROOKE pLEASASTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

RTEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
AsA are solicited TO call at No. llg Main street and
examine the large stock of fine
CLOTHING,
open and ready for sale Fine Dress suits; busl-
ne DO; Over Coats; Raglans; shawls; black cloth
Cluaks and Furnishing tioDds. for GeDtemenof the
greatest variety All of which will sell at unusu-
Ally low prices for cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
FURNITURE.

T,oTTAQF ENAMHIaED FURNTruRE-RE >UrIrUIIv
~ ornamested In every style and cplnrsps from tB and
wardrobes mattresses palasscs &c. tns old
mandatory, No ga broadway Ave doors above Laura
keenes theatre Articles promptly Manufactured TO order
and packed for the country.
IrURNrvURF BouGHr toa READY MONEY! FAIR
value iu r~dy FIR furniture, csrpea books,
&c. 40 81 l2 Sx beween Ninth ard Tenth streets
v,uRNtTupE- ALspy OWING Up HOUSEKEEPING
III will dispose % her fntnre cheap consisting o rosewood
parior suits plush msfe u order &c b.
sold before the LIST Of ~ No Frtnkn
race corner ~ twenty siSth street spd Width
FURNITURE FOR SALE PtKLoR Ann BEDROOM
ftt handsome Nood suit w. rpe
tgtles marble ta. ruwian vases csruets Nc
wce be'sieaa hnvean a IT. to Ard washstnA - match;
also maho4anv chairs, "a s~r mirrors ptnii1R ee
Ncter turufufe Mt co., aslnr Stove Oa nutl x NJ
nj 9lg Fcufh aseaUe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
NEW BOOKS FOR Tia COMING SEASON
GEORGE RoUrLEDGE co,
81
rs BeesmAn street.
Have jus, published he following popular works fiy as

Have Just published ne foawins popular works fly Illus
worpswoErr viliax-p,'ca, Wore. ssisc.ca srd edr.d
Foster ou o-r es " e snsase n By ss1.
yiel Royal svo Cloth uli gut 81 on
wospswoSTai wtiasG i,cserted cottage is.ra.ed BY
Brkss Poster John Gilbert y WoG A. Engraved ~ Dayie
or q morocco az, y antique 20
Illustrated by upwards II isr,y original ias,rsnns by H.
Poster. H. Weir, James Goodwin, ac small 'so .lyh.
&c morocco fun eil, .............. . %
and cited " r shares asesy ,iusrasa Il sae
fsqss o sas, ,snns s sSo osa1 Ssss y Mills
roster &c Engraved by ihe Brothers pare Royal $40.
o. morocco, foil sii anti Co.
Tnt Porrs NiSETrrrH CENTURY
Genuine EnRish kditon
Over 600 RACES Illustrated win loo engrasies Bonni in
xlnsln y. - w
IRIS L Gorgeous scos hound IL bas a zod ,ce sS
on cream sooea pspst ies sos, and '' and = a
Mr. wIaou has been i".t csbos his ,stes be has ra
beed wi'h ms, noers n,ad sns msar ~ selections
lev be eres sin Wary How it, seraoder smith Bqey sheri
Frpreis brown III iersrv Ciyetie $780, ~ - WV
sEySrs 80 l9gssrlsys 4 rs.l.r q corr1av Lgr
Dodgsn Harrison wer warer Gortsr &c.
AMI rarely indeed ever have H. saes n zen ana paec
been auspousy sonbned fhe book is rsiocn, fcoin
mrG speeds - % ts hs i sad H. shiy sr5ye sSS ina
grAin revs sn ~ ~ rich and rare delights q English ont
Inr urrrR Earss The SCENERY q h. bank. and The MAJ
Of rs People. Nayencs ~ the LAKE Il Suaince
seribed by Henry Ma bes illustrated ~ brkei I'm
terlal tOh, rii git NJ
kSicHTs URfgiSAt PICTORIAL SHAFsrrrr ineiains Bio
granhy and Douhn Plays vols royal syo Ia calf
extra. Price so. IN half calf SO.
The complete works of
SIR INWARD BULNER bTIrOS,
In twenty volumes bali bound IN calf Price sI
ne same ciotb handsomely bound, twenty volume4
Price sis 10
THE MrSsrprr. nv James Beatie with thirty fpnr bean
TIM illustrations by Brket Poster frce cloth gilt 81 IS
81. -.
bv plrke rsoill Small xfo
Cloth sIt II ID; or IN morocco. git or antique. 81
Catalogues nsy application ~ Beeknan street
". BALDWIN. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHEaP-A FARM or 30
~ acres Of good LAM, with stoek farming utensils &C. ~
Tor only 5000 5000 remain bond and mortgage fhs
farm y i've miles from Paterson j. aud seaty mites
from New York inquire OF 7. TOWNSEND, 81 Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

n THOMPSON cos BROKERS AVID CrNNIssIo.
n rsrchsnt i02 Sassss street ~ Ann Nos
7srd snnd fcor. aivancslnnney from 81 " SSDDp
wsthss diamonds ewery dry gods and al KINDS II
securities, bougAL Sotsa Sticks o0nds 81 asg Datst
=. e THOvPs,H Aacdauerr.
At M CHAMBERS sTREsT TnE WELL. Known AND
"A old established ISAACS advances money any amount
diamonds watches Jewery and every description Of n
properly l0dght At the hirhss al
PROMPT and confidential ". B-So business transacted
Saturday.
At ia RowFRY. BETWEEN BRoOxE AND DELAN.
~ streets lt door stars MA adv snces
dnonds watches eweiry aces and every description ~
vagsbe property, the bought for The hghos cash
prices strictly confidential. OF pasls trsncsis
I'll MACDrFF's, JOG BROADWAY.
"A MONEY ALWAYS on HAND, To ADVANCE
on DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEwpIsY, PIANOS HAVANA sE3ARs, &C.
THIS ~ The OLDEST tSfhBIiSHkD HOUSE. IN THIS
CITY
~ Bropy BROKER AND COMMISSIONS NnNunsxT
~. fulton street OF Gresnwih under
sank advances money dsmonda Watches eswery, aud
other bought for the highest essh gcss
man, spanish and other languages spssen.
MONEY IsST-fN SMALL AND LARGE AMOUNTS
NI thirty, sixty or ninety days. or longer pc
nreaulred. watches JsWery, silver ware diamonds
aud personal properly every description by s. " ihs 40
street ~ BPrivate entrance BY ringing the hall
doorheM
NluRHY 10 TENDON D1AMONDS, wArCIInS, Jrw
vi elry silver dry goods aai personal proper u Al fe
sorptins Applications solicited requtpg
before making elsewhere Respecting ermt H.
BARNARD, n Third aveaue. between kirhth and Niah
streets. entrance 70 private office es bali door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

BOARDING AND LODGING.

A PEW ATE SANITY, RESIDING At IA EAST SEVEN
~ tsenth street. between broadway and Fifth avenue,
saud lac d ~ few handsomely Furnished rooms
and second eons in suits gentlemen
and ,neg wives IT gentlemen only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27


DANCING ACADEMIES.
"A. DANCING ACADEMIES,
No 80 Broadway. New yors,
How ouen fo~ the sessos.
nANCIaG, DANCING. DANcfNG.-rHE BrSr ASSEM-
~ bites NJ The esson.--BARNbrT A GoUkLAI'shnh
ro1klyn, 90 "Wednesday, Dec. ~. variety Of fancy
dancing
nAN, fNg.-BRooKEs' ACADEMY, ssl REoOvr n.
All she fashsnahle is- gh Of
LADIES' meet Tuesdays and Fridays 80, .; gentlemen e
r. NJ ,h dren Wednesdays and sanrsisys3tO 4. NJ pIt
lessons az hours not occupied b. classes Ladies pr
waite ciasses instructed by Mrs. BrunSes
ITfrIaRuvE's DANCING ACADEMY
IA No. aS Eighth tyeuue, near .irst street
Days o. tuition Mondays and Thursizya
class for ladies and children forming
for the second Aso evening css for lies aoa
above.
ry,UE LAST NEW DANCE ~"rIIE Evrt RE. Ue RsfgHs
Quadrle." puhiisi 81 hy Horace Waters sss Brosdwsy
and taught cur-sc'y ~ Mime uhy Fen" u her acafeny
fsr danch and rashenics 2ss ssrker fhis
IL popular Ell Enrope ani si he
dancs MadaUe Lnhys ueu assembly, wednesday even
los Zee 20 Madame lubv has been favored With the fc-
JrsE T. 1858.
rhr1ebv certify TIA, Maltre rncv has from M
the figures and music ol The Nmplre ~ deehe
ousrles - agreed upon ~ the e1ngress y icg mas
teacher Nv speeial appointment q aaiar 40 cshssic'
!, family ii her fxceeny t5e Countess q Ngn'n, wv
Tia sGete.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
II TIA II.
TIE MORMON. PACI9IED.
TBB TR00Ps MARCHING 10 SILT LAKE..
Gen. Johns.en's Proclamation.

OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM TIE PEicE CON-
mssroyfRs AND GEN. JOHNSTON TO THE VAR
nrp.prStpNr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.

Ex:rs Of r;yL.e letter communicated o The " Y. TtEe
MIssEsoT, MIy-, July t, ls5s.
When | wrote you lset our new churon vas raised
ard boarded in; have now toe pleasure to aio'n
you ths the outside lie completed, and makes svery
handsome appearance. The tower VII very soon %
ready for the reception of the Del promised oy Mr.
Tucker, which We hope will pe isrse enough and oui
enough 70 call the popu alton together rom 81 tae
surrounding mines, Iot fron the t'Sn oI oat'nsgon
itself.
We used the building yesterday for our Fourth e
July celebration, and very pleasant time We lac o
t. affcrdng such exhibition IS has never been wit
messed here on any previous OCCASION and UL1nsteAa
tly evncpg cur rapid advancement in civiIahon sad
the Fne arts.
At 10 o'clock m. the Declaration Of Independence
was read by Dr. Flanner, and appropriate oretion
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. May, between and after
which the brass band performed ts pst well c dis
coursirg the eloquent rnssic Of our national airs.
about 30 boys and girls all vel dressed In holiday at
tire turLsd out and formed 10 cssson, headed oy
| the band, and making 6 very handsome appearance
They marched in excellent order to the church Tnere
boun,fu supply OF refreshnsnts was provided for
them, and OF which they psItook " "a evident re,h
after their exercise /. would have Gone you good TO
their healthy and happy faces On the occasion.
Their parents were sL.o generally present-snd hne
bton attracted most Of the population Of this and tne
adjoining mines; and saw no person daring the day
under the influence OF liquor. In the evening We had
concert in the church for the benefit of tie band,
and the house was crowded.
l think the women on this location viii compare
favoraby appearance with those OF any place 10 .his
part of the country; and confess was quite sur.
psed at the unexpected display OF real beauty among
them.
Tie Germsns here, as elsewhere, are possessed OF
considerable musical taste and skil and have mus
cs hall of their own, in which they give occ ssona
concerts with good band OF stringed instruments
as you will find in almost any Of our cities. They
wound up the celebration last night with OF their
best concerts, and closed sheir entertainment. with
q general eotil)n, in which aboa. thirty couples
joined.
In fact, / doub. whether in any PEI. of our e1-
tended country the nations jubilee was this cele
brated in pleasing and rational manner or with
hearty appreciation, than in this secluded spot
which only ten years snce was little more than q
bowling wilderness.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

LATER FROM BRAziL.-Per bark Rcebuck, g. this
port, we have the Journal do Comercio Of Rio 70 June
o two days later than the news received via England.
The company for the construction Of the railroad bs-
tween N,heroby and 0smpos, nesr Rio, had been
formally authorized and incorporated ard the FIST IL
stamert on the subscriptions called for. The contract
would probably be awarded to the American Engineers
who had undertaken part OF the Pedro Ssgunio Rsl-
way.
The report of the failure of the srs. LeavaIot Sous
Of Buenos Ayres, and their house in RIO de Janero,
con.radicted by the Journal.
The EFFORTS OF CoFFLE from Rio during the
month 10 2 bags On th. s.h inst here
dispatched BY Roson 200 bags for the United s.aes BY B.
fbom p.on bags s New York Ker Co1ngs 5000 oss'
for EewYork by Pbipps 90 bags for BAime.e sy Coleman
Co. 3 eco bA4- Tor Sew-Yorh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
CAIRO AFTER THE FLOOD.

Co,,e,pOpdenee Of The ST. Louis Republican
@0''''f CAIRO, July S, 1853.
The water is not yet on. Of the town, although the
sewers are opened, and II u recedins very slowly.
The ground shows itself in several places but can
NOT be said TO bs either high or dry FOR although II
ia pos.ible in places, TO walk over i dry shod, is
generally hardly nsygsble for anything but hogs an
other water craft.
The Taylor House is not out OF water yet al
tboush the river has dropped below the floor. Tne
hssement is still inundated, and the hotel business
has not vet been revived, a. the only access from the
Eve ia by means of ferrisge. A fence from below
h.s moved up in front Of this hotel, and the plank
work which led thence 20 the eyee, has entirely dis
snnesred. being either aoated off or sunk.
fvayv few fences around houses and yards hsve
s.c.nsd destruction, most of them having been lifted
bodi,y from the ground. They are misceIsneously
Sst,ibuted over the town plot Gnd are not easily re-
socn;,shle bv the owners. Small ortbuild.nSs and
,bs liz have generally shared the same fa,e aud have
mostly sought new locations and reeumosnt possns.
AlarSe quantity Of drt wood consisting OF tfes logs,
lumber and general sssoIt men. OF al Zoe ei tu.
he, has taken possession OF the place. Mach OF il hss
besn toxed out through the creyssses blt mich hss
49, .rtsred and that which was ior ne.ly unnotc d
in The subsrbs has made Itself very conspicuous in the
streets -. ., :,
enue and Seventh street, II looks e. Il young hur
csrs had been carrying devastated hIest II s5utn
srv direction. but had grown weary when i re.ched
Cairo and dropped .ts osd at the corner OF Sikh
street there sre two very sge trees .ec1nhert, ore
al ,hsm fally four feet il diameter e. The ol jug
above the old Cross Levee and scattered i9r q con
siderable distance sloDs the Oaio Lsyes, tie eGsa
thy Of Diff IS very large and II eidon - t.e usa
| assortment OF os. ard trees couple OF email 70.
heusss. which hsd eoated down ron the woods hsy'
located Themselves i, ye'y uac onioEtsoe 81 udes
TIE sn,;s which s03le 81 the sn2,-tes s.f $40 a. 81
| il,S;nge s.xCt icyc lave c-l, = .ee-ng sns-S !.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

TURTLE TRADE.-Off the perinsuls Of Lower Cal
orria and in the immediate vicinity Of Cedros lslsod
are TO be found turtle IN considerable numbers, and OF
all ,i1es, frsn the chubby little zen pounder up 70
Gently, Mr. r. (. Raymond Of this city, ard j. T. Bo
ger, have started an enterprise which promises 70
prove acceptable 10 our community, I no. prontabIe
for themselves They have purchsseds vessel, which
n employed in conveying turtle from thei. hsunts to
San Diego, whence they are transferred 20 the steamer
and conveyed 10 this city. The animals are N
strong seine, and ss soon as secured aepos;ea
Diego. Here the prcprie.ore have another corral,
in which the turtle are kept until ready 70 be sent
hither BY this means the armals are preserved %
excellent condition, and when landed here, ale ss
fresh, fair, fat and pelaable, as II Est esugnt, on
Davis street, near Washington, q building IL beng
pYspsrd for their Accommodation, where they VIII
have an abundance Of sttenhor and such nursing &c
will make them lit for the palate OF TIE moss
gou rand In this room, yesterday We counted abou:
thirty splendid specimens, weighing rom ~ 70 ltc
pounds The turtle csugh. easily, and make very
little resistance When pursued on the sea shore,
they viii throw rp The sand in binding Quantities
With their rs out IL the hunter ruRs IL .oL OF them
be can easiiy toppls them over on their backs, IL
which position they are completely b9r5 d. e9nta'.
Al CGfors
ANAS SHor pY ms .Soy.-CHEsrEE, S. c.,
July l0.-On yesterday evening j. |. Robert Wilson,
who lived about four miles aoove this lowe, "@s
killed by bis step-son, JonD o. Darby. II vas Al
tina. Wilson was ess4yrg to hsIdcuh lis VIE lDa''
bys roher) and take her up st.,s ior tbs purpose
Of cowhioiDg her, when Darby, who is young m&a
about 10 yesrs Old and lived u the fsI ir'eferec
and vas STACKED hy Wilson win drawn oosle.
knife Darby retre3ed from the house and ,sr .orrl
il, Wilson following lin closely, Win ;Iil intent,
when Darby again entered The fouse. jerEea mp
oaiei shotgun and discharged iae ooa:sn's Ito ;ae
breast of Hilson, killing hin Instantly. % cyrfss
iquor nsd large sssre L tss los. aep orsole oLs
ns.s DAby cane 20 owe issi ost: .ai Esfrenas;e-
i,Gs<li. e is roper sa.lcrtss- s9-tb cs,lt AZ,