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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10

(LENT5' PATENT LEATHER AND
~ CALF CATERS, SHOES AND PUMPS We
have GA sale at cur store, No ll3 Main street Rich
moud, Va well selected assortment Of The above
sty lies Of Shoes Tor gentlemen wear, made by Mills
shall be pleased To sh0T purchasers before pur-
chasing elsewhere. will cell them on as rea-
spn.lia ternis as they be had in the city Call
and soc them PUFNEY h WATTS.
y. Il. We have on hand full Ipply q Miles &
Sons fine Dress Boots. p. Il ".
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VS|yD TRUNHSl TRUNKs.!

fwG~YN TkUNHSI TNUNhS. =
E-g+essz5-G95 Received by last steamer a large
AN tS) Nl supply of Ladies' French Dress
~ssga-S-k-k-A< Trunks. the m-st CONVENE ntly ar
ranged ard best article for Ladies' that be
had Ladies about to travel will save themselves
much trouble and Inconvenience, by procuring one
or more Of these Trunks.
] have alao. on hand, very extensive assortment
Of SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS Of every siZs and
quality, ard a large stock of the cheaper grades OF
trunks Those in want of Trunks of any descTiir
ton can hardly fail TO be suited both in the article
and price, AZ my assortment. embraces almost every
ki;,d and avn determined to offer them at very
mail advances on manufacturers prices. A call IS
res;,e ctuly solicited al no 10 Main street.
iy5 JNO q PAGE. JR.
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And the various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such "a Indigestion, Acdity OF the stomach.
Gency C9stiveuess, Blind and Bile ding Piles. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic. aud Neuralgia Affections
it has in numerous Instances proved highly bench
cial aud in others effected decided cure.
This il y purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner o; The
celebrated Holland Professor BOerhaye Because of
its great SCCcees in most otho European states, its in
PRODUCTION into the u. States was intended more esp
cj4ily fer those ri our therand scattered hers aud
there the face of this mighty country. Nesting
with great among them. now offer II IL tue
Amer can public. knowing that its truly wGndorCl
medicinal virtues must De ackuUwiadged.
tt Is DtrtlCu'arly recommended t those persons
who's. constitutions may have been IMPAIRED ~ the
continuous Of ardent spirits or other forms Of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous III effect, ii
ard qUjckening every nerve, raising mp the .!roop.
ing spirit: anu in fact, infusiug new health and
SigOr iii the r @tem.
N0TICE.-W hoover exp cts to find this beVe-
will be disappointed; but 20 the SICK weak and
ioW spirited, it Will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed Of singular remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has
i0iuced many limitations, which the public sh' uld
fuard against purchasing BE not persuaded TO bay
HOLLAND BTTFERS a fair trial. One bsttle will
con vince you how infinitely superior i: is TO all
these limitations.
sod at 81 per bottle or six bottles for So by the
SOLE PROpRI tTOES,
EENJAh2iN PAGE, JR. q CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARNAGFUTfST5 AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
hs-soId BY nearly all the Druggists in this city.
lie l4--dts
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yIARTSHORNE'S Gu X E-A l. L-lhb
II GREAT PAIN ANNlHILATOkl
This article is the greatest discovery Ia Gnenicai
or II adjcsi Science for the rapid of RhbUM a
TIsM. NEURALGIA, T00Ta-ACHE, EAh-ACah
TJNBs SIDE. BACK, d any part OF the body.
IL is siso an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion which arises from weak stoLach Of
bowel Thousands OF persons who have used HARTS-
HoaNEs CURE-ALL. have been astonished at its won
GerfaI power In removing any pain from the sys-
TEN. -,
r. BIO had of PURCELL, LADD co, and all
Druggists il Richmond Norfolk and Peseisohrg'
n 16--Iff
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Am TO COMPLEMENTARY SUI
<xss4&0 fer pain when tor TIE small sum OF two or
three dollars. you can have instant anu permanent
relief? | can furnish you with covering ior inc %
nsefni hut sometimes troublesome mealbers-the
feet-in the shape Of A Prunea Rrogan or Cater. at
the prices named above which is at once cumiorta'
bic genteel and durable. Then why suffer pain p
GAN and be cured JNO C PAGE, JR,
iv5 IL Main street.
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HusINusa CARDS.

MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
practical STONE CUTTER AND MASON.
hiain strsst between 9Th and 9Th sss,
RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments of any size OF design, maas 20 ofoef
q, the beat Italian or American Marble;
respectfully invite tie attention Of those u want
to my stock which is the largest nnd oGst hnisn 81
sssnr.mant Of MONUMENTS, T0MBS. HEAD PIE
Cfsa and NANTfafS to be found IN the city:
60 FIRST Premiums awarded 81 the tirsiha Agfi
cultural Society, and Mechanics lnsGtate- 81 fn
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SUSPENDEKS, CRAVATS and TIES.
ASGLs, BUTTONS, THREAD. COMBS. Silks.
HOOKS aud EYES BRUSHES, FANCY BOXES
aud every hing in the way Of sr ali Wares ali fro
and desirable goods. and very w 10 the trade
TIi3M as, HUGHES & CALDWELL.
No Fourteenth street
Je Il ; doors below Main
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BOARDING-ME

DRIVATE BOaRDING.-MRs J. Q.
l. JAaIES Il Miss E. A. BIDG0OD, having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming James on
9th. between sIan and Franklin streets, close TO bu
siness and il the retired part OF the city, viii open
il for the accommodation Of persons desiring Board,
the lat day OF January next. The house has sey-
eTel large aud deeirablr rooms for families. Also,
an Office in the front basement. They can acoomnio.
date few DAY BOARDERS. ia ao-diy
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EunN LADEN,
81 FORMERLY Ii. LADIES' SOM
ESTABLISHED 1856,
100 WASHINGTON ST. NEAR FULTON ST,
New York City,
Woo ANb Il " S
R0PE, BRUSHES, RDAGE, TWlNE,
WICKING, BR0oMs, &c.
e. Merchants will find it greatly to their al
vantage to give us call before making their pur
cheaos elsewhere, we have laid in an extra large
to offer goods at less than Manufacturers prices
Orders received by letter promptly shipped. AMI
prices charged only the same as ii personally pnr
hsNhY 9RwEArT, J.B. FAULKNER, J.a.c LARx.
Of ?. Edward Of Halifax of Halifax.
T'HWEATT, FAULKNER & CLARK,
COMMIsslON MERCHANTS,
18th Street, 9soctos, h@i!di'g, Rtch'aoTd VsrGsS'a
Iss~ Advances made on produce.
jaIi-"m
D. Z. BzlDeroED. n. r,NsisY PArz
EEIDGRORD & CO, General Colnss-
- sion and Forwarding Merchants. On the Dock
Richmond. vs..
I'HoMhs ". AEEsEE,
t06los corner OF 18th and Cary streets.l
M s1tsst 70 hs s4e q AEA 49FATk MIR
ss'Sae Of Gorses every SATURDAY.
NOTICE.-The subscriber would re
" srectfuly inform his friends and the public
generally. that he is prepared to execute a orders
for PAINTING, GLAZING &c, promptly. and on as
good terms rs Others, always using the best mate
riels.
To- his old friends. he would return his sincere
thanks, tor their patronage, some of whom have
bcaL from his beginning business eleven years
since his regular customers, and he hopes ~ due
ssa s'no e s e T' 's'Ai snare 7 AS6RRUa
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STANTON. VA.
Et. Rev. W. MEADE. D. D., President Of the Di
It. Rev. j. JOHNS, D. D., Vice President of the
Rev f. H PHILLIPS, A. NJ. Principal and Head
ot he Family assisted by full corps Of experienced
gnGecompeteTt officers in the BOARDING. and hcadeu
ical Departments
NNsDAi ia next September. Resister5, with igl
atGTa 81 sent on on Hspg1ca0n to H9s
DRAWING, PERSPECTIVE, &o.-Tns
- undersigned respectfully offers his services
IN giving n.tructicnIn Drawing, Perspective, Charc
Scuro. SkeCiiing from Nsture SC, the following
Private lessons of one hour t............. 81 o.
When taught ii classes OF net less tnan i've
puuits 10
Night class, three times g wesh. for each
month, payable in a,iganCe................... o.
Til Of h4ld Instruments and Typographical
Driving taught.
Please leave orders Or communications az the Ez-
arliner Office. fc l6-tsl JOHN GRANT.
A NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-
= DUCED PRtCE5.-The Ageutsiof the Peruvian
Government hkiEg reduced t6cir prices for Uuano.
va arc now having shipped. ami will soon be in "a
Ccipt OF .gring supply from Baltimore, &c the
stamp A" and in prime order. We are now pre-
pared 70 make engaGsments for early delivery, at
reduced prices and On the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand, about 40 tens Of Patagonia
CuaI.o Of the cargo received last Foil, and 4 Neg
can Guano OF the lcst guilty, and st the oweat
prices. CkEESHAN co,
North side of the Basin, Richmond. Va
fe l2--ts
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ME CENTRAL HOTEL

a. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Situated at the ofGraca ard9th streets 'front.'
Ing the Northwest of the Capitol Square, End
near to the Washington Monument, will be in resdt
nsss to receive guests on the lst January. 1883
The locality in point of contiguIty TO business,
being adjacent 10 the Capitol Banks Custom House,
Merchant Mills ami Warehouses; together with its
heaIthfuiness because OF the beautiful rromenadea
afforded by the Public Grounds Immediately il front.
renderi st once attractive
With such advantages the proprietor appreciates
his RI responsibility in undertaking to serve the public,
10 me ct which be gives ASSURANCE of ample supplies
and The most assiuous attention to the wants OF all
who may favor him with their company.
de 2s--drs FRANCIS j. SMITH, Proprietor.
DOARD{NG.-Mrs. G.. F. PEGRAM,
~ PARK HOUSE, Bank street, has ys.can. 2
large and desirable rooms suitable for gentleman
and hislaiy. Location pleasant and convenient to
business. References required. fe 3-ts
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LOTTERIES.
IWAN 8 CO.'S LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT!
SWAN s. co. .,,,
CONTINUE TO DGAW As USUAL WITHOUT
ISTERRUPTlUS.
SWAN 81 cos
LOTTERI rs ARE LEG Al, AND
AUTHORISED By TIE
LOTTERIES.

Fhe late attempt 70 injure our Pirm has shown that
OUR LOTTERIES ARE DkANN FAihbh
our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery ia
Lhe W0Tl.
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XIX rT1Hes. hInUIHLtIR % NsANIVVO
whole Tickets $40; Halves 81; Q1srtors So 70
sS- A Circular sho wing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent y any ons DESTROYS of receiving 1T
Certificates packages will Do solo at the following
rates which is the risk:
III hCIf " 40
10 oparter " p
Ia s;obtb IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
AUCTION NOTICE.

XH -'N
w p.T.kA RTRT Ar,iion.Sr. sae.room No So
o.na.t will sea on MONDAY March p 1883 at oellSh
,, 6,r. eaz.srr No l42 rh-st. Grandsr, na
s,,-rent of fancy GOODS Fancy Head Dres-es TArsA
I,ces Fnbroicers4s Drrs. Tmungs snd Bonn-t Ressai
CAns fsacy articles Rich TOYS L-phyr not.si heoSs as
no l"erous 70 nentsn Also. the STORE FiNTuREs sss
positive without reserve proprietor rrtns nom business So
70 copu. ryety DAY the place and hour ~ ~ ~
good. sre sod By order. 'OhN MED
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
RpwAap VI LUDLOW. Aucloneer.
AVAILABLE LOIS ON lith-si. bctMeqn Lit

VALUABLE LOTS on l4th-s,, between lit
"a "a avs. =. Auction p. H. LUDLOW Co will -
=, suetiou on WEDNESDAY, March 81 1858 at u Ococs
A. tie Herchsnt Exch'hse TEN LoIs 90 ths soae site q
- n,b ,br culy unim oyea lots Ia The block
CoNpITIo>s-To b. improved within one y,m S dvs2irs
,os eap,I 70 those sir erected side torssd
s,t restricted against nuisaucss
- r. o. when improved i'll BE- relssed irO,n fors<s
II eesrd Msps aud further particulars al the Aucaonsss
-, No Ia Pine
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
CIYG SING PROPERTY for SALE at Public

CING SING PROPERTY for SALE at Public
- Ayc,,on TUESDAY March . 1853 Tee desirable
re.drpc. s,ey owned and occupied by Gen M9nion NC.
wood lc1sed o. %. Cro'eu sv ard Ehiaoeth
the Village of sinI SBs To- dwehps Is onlt " enGk
~th liz roof hay'nG non o p feet sud shout ~ te'
,x sore, and st,c high Bas-mea Pss,ered and husoen
thru 1hont cOtsi1 ~ well sTrspgrf VITA rsnus
CIe.. sc ceiin.s high spacious esis ma be NANTES NC
The comprise several Lots Il Fount T so'd scie
of ,ndl on Which Shed &c sad wei stock ID WIN
f Al .sd~irres TIE front Crocc aye1u- me 80 iert
il protected bs hsr whe n1rbe SsA Toe d"eii
IL s-vsted a rug tTt msnt- most eesfiiu we"
Huds River overlooking The Nsissr and Nfoo Ioiu
Tn. ysw ca ,b- uorb eboot the so,h about
miles taking ia Ispp.n Bay &C Within few rTnn-s wax
Chuehes Schools Post Oce Ra lTsf Dep the place
is eli The, could b. desrrd fl try rcsiLnc-
The sSove prp-ty wis b. oterel 81 Public husnon "p
Tt ESDAY, MARCH 2s lSe $, O'Clock M on the prem
Po.ses4ion April l. large rfrn Of th- purchase
money n main on the pen ses -
Persons srous viewing lme Will be
the upOu sppio sis, 70 Jame I yer rear
The Dr. relative the dipOss OF the
pYorerty a, private sac sppy 10 JOHN LLOYD SON NJ
10 Nas.sL e.. Comnouweath Bens butdDs or 20 JAMES T.
VAN STEEFbERGH Cashirf. Fishkii n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

-e Ir n mn Wallst on me es'teTn sloPe Of UIa1sc
houutsir, New-Jcrsey. "a AZ
A Cerssr "iih y roo"' 80 y -, t.. kr . 500
CItsge vi aoie' 0i Isnu II -, ~ gr .. $50
Cottas, VIVA sctes - aanu's sn;rs &. .... 5000
Pl.ce Of rs scres of Land snd S.re'm O! ster "a
Bnding Site If Land aud spring OF NsIe' WV
Binditg Sits, To 10 esch 500 per are.
f.r choice sies Leweiy- Psrk Of g. ~ acre eah
Rr hrbfue.. beauv of situation aud ease OF scrs these
s,fuah AT, uuivs-d the vicinity ct ae city ps'icu
lars maps plAns &c. sppiy - . :" , uasN- 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Sdies bp Antiicu.
gl,sc.ss sos I Go; 1s+,on.-.

p,,,rtgR S0s % An-fl1nr<s
a RSOIJrrt SALE or HOUSE AND Lot
n NJ rs F,s, .stb-t--A BLkhCkKR, son 4 "a
- - WpDSFsDAY hs5oh ~ q u " lot q, he n.
ON 2gh sE-ei ths Sstpry Brist Hol., -
T.. No ~ t,t~rvs y end u svvHss. A. u IA az
-. c,ls.r ~,,sr Sc, NefsD4sb scflss the rear n
'. i,ls. reserve Abov, 50 pr esni can r.nxa Ma
7 Pr 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
-onrcI os1,RF SALE al SlO. OOO wortk n

L TOr-sE HOLD FURNITURE On WEOSkSDf, M
e, - oeiOc. he SIs,s & i;hoo ~ COO ~, a,s a a.
,,;,s dfe Carp -, SOFAS, Bureaus Chair Mrofs Cbcs
Hsit Ma f7c,ses Beds sts BEDS Ms'ls'nls Lsmps tws
sot, Beas,ead. With ia: ncre oi every arscngs,ss
Z Sulis ~ - s,,s II. T. LEEDS. Auctoaser
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

n the lO,S Of March. at O'Clock p m containing t.,
nlins and OF Land 10 the cea,e. Of e "a
80 of W.sut Smother the ilth Of March q octsA
IN in Dsn5ury vdsse, formerly owned BY wm. A. BI
~ y WELDMAs D.nblry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

&O 0nO FOR SALE at . sacrifice, two
pDsOOO. small threesory, Ii gLh hasrment. brick
Hot SES with s the m,desn improvements They are we
adapted g-ntee family hssng marble m4nt!e pan'ed
c.inss w.ter bhtubs and throughout. They situated
in 47t between and sd bring between t@ vo mi
roads Th- must sold This bsgaiG II spilled Tor
each hon,e TerG 10 suit the purchaser Apply 10 Mr.
THOS McNASUS, No l5S i7thst
dtH SAn FOR SALE or TO LEr-TWO
0pyDse)VyOs Of the 80 BRICK COTTAGES IL Msustsd
ps. v, - t of eth size 2x42 lot 2jxl0; al
he odern .rds ia front lug rr
on the premises o GEORGE FINOL4Y.
,e sorsA sAFE NJ 1ss e r. s thrfs 5S.y 'SFy
iii inprov and IN complete c)ndiIon
Only 81 d cash requiTed. Inquire on the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

YN9E FLAT ROCK at FORT LEE ia FCR
sALE-This maguifcent On, book Of two commsnd
'ug role o New York Island pouon Of to- Sound anc
- u the Hudson Na'rows situated l. the rear q;
on. bauful garden ground a. the turn the new
rnacadsmzed road being rspuy completed from Wee'
baxk entirely the sher ~ the Hud-Jn the ot the
lower portion Covered with beautiful trst rees II tions
the rcae and -ey Of For Lee ysge Two O1sts
the the mp - n" rht
Rock b. the shore road snd down BY the 2ankrsd at EnEh
will hereafter be the delightful Of al oth rs
cheap Summer pavilion below ard set Of steps 10 the roc
which t Will 80 percent this aoa sud
can b. esoy by June be the Hcbokeu OF
Yore Apply at No ~ 5as between and snd and
of DR. + DIXON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

- sung Sing tn. prrmiss % the 2Sh Of Mvcs lns.sa
m O'Clock m. viii BE- soL snd elegant MANSION -
, houes with about vi land late th- r-sdcns
Rrfns L. ro5d deceased having foe view o; ih Huisss
Rive Terms Of sale VERY favorable. Apply 20
FREDERICK A. COE, Feferee No. 50 Jcbas, NY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

NARPETING. - SPRING IMPORTATIONS,
u lsss At GREAT REDUCTION Of PRICES.
SMITH 4 LoUNSBERRf,
No ass BROADWAY, near Grand s.,
Are offering ..a
Fpsi.h Tapestry Velvet al 81 - Per JSa
Eusish Brussels At sl 10 per yard
Epsli.h Ingram ~ Is cents PEI ysri -, orus x,Yvno,
A. a Choice assortment Of OILCLOTHs WINDOW
SHADES LICE CURTAINS, aud ~ other eooa' p''AH'-s
80 the -rsde. o equally low prices
TNDIA-RIJBBER GLOVES, for cleaning
Edeps and care flower protoo, the hanas IN en- nnds
rogsbeuins wori r,sder them sot sa ON ana sV
white lap viO1 water not or oUd fot sale ~ - "'
Stores, ana ~ No. - John a.. up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
81 s,KStS Asecoaesr .I-
ny BANGS. BROTHER a Co.-trsae -,

WTD.FspAY FvENlSG March ~ as; 7doct
BOOKsFILtRS sTJCk-A i"r coz. % 700 o' usAk
Vck. w ,e various trsrbeso q Lf tfe Are ~
Ss ss,.,,e,v 81 new Mi.c, sneOus Iub tcsiiocs u
:, .s.,-tr n. of Cl...ical sud Sckoc. Book Nc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

CTORE PROPERTY for SALE chesp-Ebe
~ v.uable Ir,k HOUSE aid STORE No. ld SOUTH 6fh =
WbHalnsbursh. f sale cheap Apply to j. T WELLIN0S,
y, Qt So,f ,fh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
n : VcvCH Auciilufer-Ofhce NJ % bro.drsy
rI = unrfCu a, III seu ~ Auction Tur

DANFL s. HOUGH will sell at Auctior. THIS
DDAI CT-ssssy 3srch ? ,. q ~ a NJ h9m tas psvss
yrRNifvkE coualnsd IN th honss nswlpAp~' ds.rsss
!, 10 possible. To he sgPFeoistd ma'' 'rsa ~. ess
- ,re a. srse quar;,ty Il Dec rsls ~otI'of A. k
pos,e and p sipols meat on sLy seosnt 'P "a, rG
-. - tv=crgye catalogues 90 u rnins ~ sac
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

W customed 20 cell 70 ladies b. mus. have all the requisites.
honesty integrity good address education ,ed h.bits
wiling reside 10 Philadelphia honest dustrious and
teisent lsd who writes GOOD hand Appe
for either pace sddr-s Box No s pot ,jsbe. M
.neiI hsndwri,ps and give uade ub.sd reference.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
MILITARY TACTICS and DEPoRTMENT.-

I Tt advertise, thorough tcicisn and exper, d~ip'
srsn hsyI sd AP ,enc IN tie
rx.l ,ratur of youth both aud possessing sdi~Jr
gcpn ard fncnrut Oh his service. ~ Fri1cpss Of Col
lee. Iuiver.i,irs and fret class Boardu. hobs II l.
oylv uroi Ia the approved method If sword iIi
and ick unsscs Of Ire most varied sni ocne'cs
,;,Io sry formation. and )uiGs Ia all their rsui.
f ma uum,ous other requisites essentially ssary -
.acei depoItme nj, pro-I d-ve 9' 'L- ~ ana
irsiDs Of youth Address IACli0iAN DIN w. Ao'
Tribune Oihce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Il, Jo,YPH HEGgsAS. AuetioG'es
NN WEDNESDAY March "a at 10 O'Clock L

Om a, No sol Al sn'ic. bemssa sH,iih sni Hoy,ss.
y. ooi yu HOUSEHOLD fCkNiiukEIT , Brsssss
rra. rsb,s tor Weshstsnds hsit Msir.rs feather Bes
,story = IA. Chairs Center and Diung rs5-s rich lss
49, C. t.is. two Pier Gas-rs fine OF Psihng. sud "a
,,rgs two hand, ou Gas Cbabdrrs and Gas Brackets
sr elegant rosewood Piano, Worcester HAAe' 's1osS~t
he S.le.roaus
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
ITO LET-The two UPPER FLOORS Of the

ITO LET-The four-.'ory brown stone HOUSE
No g Ess, S5,b.s, hv The priropl par, o. the
- taken IL the bosrd Of hre persons small i.niy "lth
much furniture b. had additional bosrders The house
~ h. .. ~ fr,In | CLOCK d 4 ccLoct. 2. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

WANIED-At No. l03 Amity-st., Brooklyn,
oikL VINO can se~ neatly, aud make hersef eenerA
useful She must have Biookyp reference
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Rra! Cstate fcr Gale.

EOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY kESi-
nFNCT =, Ro.,n6eld " J. Y miles from this city Fof
n-isrisT, inours of MORRIS KETCHUx
No - William st. New Yorh-
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-27
ATTEMPT TO ASSaSSINATE

ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE.- an
early hour Sunday morning man by
the name Of Pete Riley made an attack
upon the person OF MIR. j. d. Burdick
while the latter was standing in the door
way OF his office in the Weber House
basement Riley, who first made his APP
pearance on the opposite side OF the street,
made use of some insulting language to
Mr. Burdick, daring him to come out and
fight, at the same time advancing towards
him. When within lew feet of the
spot where Burdick stood, Riley drew a
large sized Colts revolver, and leveled it
upon Burdick. Fortunately the pistol
missed ire; and when Riley Was making
preparation for a second shot, Burdick
drew an Aliens revolver, which also
missed tire. The two then clenched and
fell together to the ground During the
struggle, while Burdick rs striking with
his pistol, it exploded the ball taking
effect upon Riley-entering the neck and
passing under the lett shoulder blade
At this juncture the parties were sepa-
rated, and Riley removed to a room in
the Weber House, where the ball was
extracted by DR.. Ryer We learn that
Riley has repeatedly threatened the lie
of burdick, threat which, it seems, from
the circumstances OF the case, he intended
to carry into effect. Had his pistol taken
hre upon his first attempt to shoot, the
consequences would, undoubtedly, have
been fatal to Burdick, as the pistol was
almost resting on his heart at the time
it snapped Rileys wound is not con-
sidered dangerous. He was arrested a
short time alter the occurrence upon CON-
plaint of Burdick, charging him with an
attempt upon his Stockton Argus.
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-27

CHApPAREL HILL.-The diggings on this fl-
nous mining range are not as rich as last year.
At Wallace Gulch a few claims are worked
that are quite rich. On Calico Flat we found
a number of miners enjoying social tea-par-
ty, at a quilting. What will our city friends
think of a miners quilting mot lady pres
ent,-conducted on the most approved plan in
the usual style, with tea-fxings and camp
gossip to suit. There are many miners who
wonld willingly work on this Flat, but the
gold lies deep and the channel uncertain
The cabins of the residents of this 'chapparel-
surrounded dark ravine' are quite curiosity
in the way of sluice-ographical architecture
Many of the tenements, on the Flat, indicate
home-like appearance, strongly resembling
forecastle order which reminded US that Calico
Flat was queer name for place inhabited
exulsively by old bachelors.
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-27

QUARTZ.-The richness of the blast. mem
toned last week as having been made in the
Crystal claim, at Angels, has since been veri-
fed by sample of the rock brought to this
camp This specimen can he seenat the store
of Messrs. Benjamin l. Mcdonnell, on Main
street. 1t weighs about forty pounds and has
a vein of gold running diagonally through it,
averaging an inch thick, nearly half gold
Since this specimen was taken out, other SAM
pies, equally as rich, have been blasted out,
making assurance doubly sure that the quartz
in Angels Hill, is of endurable richness and
inexhaustable quantity. The Crystal claim is
literally gold mine, boundless in wealth,
which is no doubt the case with all of the
claims on the same lead. The frmness given
to Angels by these recent discoveries, will soon
make it the largest and most prosperous camp
in the county. It has now the largest work
ing population, the best schools and the most
families.
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-27
Rich STRIKE NEAR VALLECITo.-During tl

Rich STRIKE NEAR VALLECITo.-During the
past winter company of four Italians contin-
ued working on Six Mile Creek, making from
$40 to SIS per week. The company (Messrs
Sebastian Il Co.. a few weeks since discovered
new diggings which payed from Sc to So per
day. These new diggngs continued to i'm
prove until as much as $1,000 per week was
realized Last week they came to still richer
pay, and on cleaning out their sluices, little
over S4 900 was the returns for one weeks
work. of four men. Since then the claim con-
tinues to pay well. The diggings are surface
and easy to work-the sluice boxes lying or
the top of the ground, and the pay-dirt imme-
diately underneath.