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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-07
8ankfrs ano GrOktrs.

MCklM Il CO., ,-,.
Nl BANKERS.
Buy and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Issue
Letters of credit available in the United States and Europe
for travelling and mercantile purposes.
Negotiate Loans and Business Paper. Make Collections
in ali parts the United States and Canada reasonable
terms. Make advances Stocks and other Coaterals.
Purchase and sell and Bonds of this and other
kets Receive deposits and transact Banking Business gen
orally je4- tfr
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pMblit Sales,
BY LENNON q BROGDEN
puHu MANS WI

:
I'm THIS DAY, It'll June, at II O clock. on %
foor of Auction Warehouses Buchanans wharf we will
offer large assortment of BRANDlES, CLARET, COZ
nALS, &C. &C. direct importation to this port by c. Morton
Stewart Esq., per brig Mio Toni just arrived from Bor
0r A PACKAGES BORDEAUX, ROCHELLE AND
~ fCOGNAC BRANDlES, in octaves, or. and half
pues Of the favorite brands Ct Hivert Pellevosn,
Pellevoisin Aine, C. Rviere Co, A. RI, nal, W.
Merton, A. Morton, Bsquet Tricoche & Co, &c, &c.
80 CASKS AND HALF CASKS cLAR B5rt SUPERIOR
1600 CASES TABLE AND FINE CLARET
000, BASKETS CHAMPAGNE, from the vineyards of
E~OOI.e CureuX and lie Fourier
1OnBASKETS ST. ANDRE co. AY CHAMPAGNE
0000 OR. BOXES sARDINEs-in cases
RI CASES PRUNES-superior quality
100 CASES CORDIALS-Anisettc Noyan, Orange
100 CANS ASSORTED FRUITS-in Brandy.
SataalogMes and samples three days before the sale
- We would particularly request the attention of
@ ~ tis IMPORTATION the first effort for many wears to
m3lts LENNON &, ppncprN A.,
I'M THIS DAY, It'll instant at u o'clock NJ
$40 Immediately after the Liquor Salel at thr Acti
Stores on Buchanan's wharf the cargo OF srboonr
ella, from Arecaiho, consisting of 4e' II4S
1%S HHDS. P. r. SUGAR.
Will be added
0U CovA60 MoL2ssEs Nv ''''D''' CUBA MUS
LENNON 4 RROGnEN
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rOGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES.
~ j. F. JAMESON co,
Oher for SALE to arrive this month in Baltimore M1O
TONI direct from France large invoices of Plnet Castlon
Co, Jules Robin Cos and Seignette Brandies, in half
pipes quarter casks and pale and dark bond
duty paid.
J. F. JAMESON Il Co offer the above consignAents on
very favorable terms, to arrive to the trade Samples with
every information be obtained Office, No 50 South
Charles street.
J. f. J. & Co have in Public Store casks Cognac
Bordeaux Brandies which they offer for sale in bond duty
naid mlo
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KINDLING WOOD

FORSTER x SLACK,
SHlPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
- or ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINoUS COAL, have in
yard and prepared to deliver in good order, LUMP LIE
HIGH for CupolaS and Foundry purposes.
baltimore Company Sunbury l.Ocust Gap and LorbcTy
White Ash, Lyken'S Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash
for family use Cumberland Coal for manufac urng and do
Centre. LOWER YARD-Corner Albemarle and Alice An
streets. fe22-tf
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PACA Mill s.
GEO. W. WAIT & son, Proprietors,
" G. W. WAIT ESTABLISHED IN BALTIMoRE 1872,
WAREHOUSE y SOUTH STEEET,
Have ready fresh stocks of their goods, every
liety of package, including
MUSTARD, in wood tin and glass;
PURE GROUND SPICES, all kinds, in wood, tin and
glass:
TABLE SALT, in bags and boxes;
RICE FLOUR, CURRIE, &c, &c;
ALSO,
CRUDE SPICES, prime selections from importers
hands, in original packages-bags, bales, etc
Agents also for the sale OF Presons Boston CHOCOLATES
and COCOA PREPARATIONS. at the lowest rates And
Espys Philadelphia PICKLE PRESERVES, FRESH
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MEATS, &c, &C. at Manufactu-
rer's prices. mh29-tf
SALT RIVER. BOURBON AND
~ RYE WIIISKEY DISTILLERY.
The Whskeys manufactured the above Distlery
almost acquired world wide reputation The Proprietor is
still engaged the Manufacture of the article but
enlarged scale The quality of the Whskeys is too
well known to need anything like repetition Of the many
favorable notices that have appeared in the different
of the country.
The following the authorized AGENTS for the sale of
SUITS CELEBRATED SALT RIVER
BOURBON AND RYE WHISREYS,
and any orders by through will with prompt
attention
Messrs. A. L. SHOTwELL& son, Louisville, KY
HENRY "
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

FANCY.
5. Poindexter, in 10 III pkgs Premium, in 10 h. pkgs
Do do PriOreSS, 90
NJ Langhorn l. Sons Royal Saie Cary, in lb. pkgs.
Arch,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Kiickmck, in 10 b. bales. T. L. Caytors in 10 H. bales.
DO. - Live Indian, Sc g
Pocahontas. " 10 90 &c Uncle Tom,
Also the celebrated Virginia Powhaan Pipes and Noun
tain Ash Stems in and for sale Nv
WARWICK, Prick BALL.
rn9D NJ cn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

nLD FOLKS CONCERT.-FATHER KEMPS FAMOUS
~ Old Folks" Concert Company will ring at the Cooper
utuie Thursday Friday Saturday evenings Nov
land 49, with Grand Orchestra all clad in the costumes Of LOO
years ago
Tickets rs cents children cents Doors open at Il concert
commences at o'clock Their concerts very attractive
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, Grand Daylight Perform
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AcApTf TINT y Of MgsEEc c:. NIGHr o,,.
most positively he ,1 lag niShs T 9 ILL.,
with It's magnificent misc en- scene immense orcesra aal
eui h$ssA xlas Ss%hR s rTss SAogSsu 01
ana -. ,o By = Miss s.,I D!EULIN' Mr.. DXNsrAEDr.
ON SATURDAY. AT ONE.
GRAMS SO're c 4psa MP AsfSisKE
on 2 mos, extraordinary scale. ms
- A'''0"' '1 GR&Sb GALA MATINEE
cADEMY OF MUsIC-MATINEE
a Tomorrow, SATURDAY Al one o'ciosx,
GRAMS SHSFs a 11sa 4 aH N
on M extraordinary scale
rnI FR m o3 aKk ian Rgsss SSsn
MADAME AIhEETfs5, x lz.1sAAaass coisoS kADAm
The great baritone.
The performance viii comprise
THE siCiLiAN wv vEsSaRs,
y 1GRs11s a'i sE e .''ns susoA
The magnificent fourth acs d
sisEoR FERRI
b SSisss n 4 s;IS y
MAD s5rls pr. anna sf Ss'1 1xopro.
R,sas: ~ y r az s ~ 9
I Ts 1ns Ds
to cradle ytes the country % 81 in time for The ~
only Matinee viii ss opsnsd IL
''00's 1'' 1 FEE aAdfc FLUTE nary ''esA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

ID HADAWAY and Mr. DEI.MoN GRACE in some Of
their most exciting and really effective impersouaons
Friday Nov Is afternoon, mt o'clock, the farce Of
PHEN0MENoNIN A sMocK FRoCk; John But.ercap,
NJ usdawsy After which, Dancing and the drama OF TtE
DUMB GIRL OF The INN. Evening. At TX O'Clock, the
American drama Of THE PEoPIE.sLAWyE a@lon shIngle
Mr. Deinon Grace. After which, THE COMMUNAL LES
son; Lullaby Mr.: HadAway. A fun length nyure
OSSAWATOMlE BROWN, and knife found the body Of
his son; LIVING SEAL &C. among the curiosies Ad
mtance rs cents; children under ten, Is cents parquet
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1859


ADJUSTMENTS.
NTIBLO's GARDEN.
Ttckets 70 vi 80 Children rs cents
Family circle entrance Private boxes.
On Crosbytsreet,. rs ceuts Orchestra
w SEEESi2s OF MRS. sAksnY WILLIAMS,
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV NOV. Is.
Written expressly for them by Stirling Coync, Esq.
:, Barney williams In a new character
- Mrs. Barney Williams In a character.
Will be acted for the second time
ALL HALLOW EVE.
Kitty Kileen. Mrs Barney Williams
over my shoulder the rapeseed throw.
And my husband WIN follow, whether no.
During sS AZ PAY sSP Masl Sy, Pisars0f
THE GEOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH JIG,
BY Rody O'Couuor and Kity Kileen.
cop's 4. FAB Rs sTzcR year Y4R b. house.
Wild Boy and the rude Cross 81 Tuberdarf~crow Castle In
ruius-Haunt Of tina Potheen Sullers.
YANKEE coURTsHIP.
Onr Jenima with songs MIRA Barney Williams
THE IRISH LION.
nm GORE Mr. barney Wniams
nNHEAPRE FRANCAIs 5ss BROADWAY.
SAMEDI 10 NOvEMBRE, 1859.
LIE MEpEG sy rf pss RsrAsrs
Drame cinQ actes
Joue par MN Manstein Talo Bertrand, Barry ct Leon.
Mines. IAuretti Chevaler, Darcy Antoinette ct Ines
on ccmmencera heurer u,oins un quart
theatre to rent for every Monday Wednesday and FRI
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FOE IoEr Hs;, CELEBRATED SHIP LONDON.
~ Second cabin and found ss clipper hip for ilssrpoa
ysrpos d reduced rsss ''ISl Apply to to TSos g.
ToR IIyERPooL-oLp BLACK STAR LINE.-THE
l np moana re s IA
Of November For passage apply to WILLIAMS GUION.
.p JAIL 4 rs
q. sad ps to
A MISUNDERSTANDING LINE-KsTABLISHED IN
"A s5sPosiyely first ship for Melbourne The noble
patched promptly hs "a Or December Hss accommoda
'Ss1i i.is
nd $ s. w pS
L emiweekiy lns-vA victoris Bridge.
H. c S:ssw sidney ssiSss 61ese
ww 49,. Il, rAT "a g Cap Z H LAyasld,
% S % .sS ssld.s 4 rss
usage. including nss Jas and s ss.sIeo a s.
s sed @ @ n. y
80 w. i: .: osoxwElL co. g wsa stree.
HAE.N1x,s NEW s onIsAss TEXAS AsD MEXICO
ssy oresns W 1ynns s 70 s on SS 70 we
day Nov. 2 pier Robinson street river No
through ckes issued to Vera Cruz and all ports in Texas,
per Southern Steamship Company 3 line of steamers.
EoR HAVANA. VIA NASSAU, n. P.--THE BRITISH
Captain Bowness viii sail for the above ports from the
panys wharf a. Jersey City about Dec 1885, Jan
pected from England on these dates.
Passage 70 Nassau. .........$45
between Nassau and Havana I e
''' NsSA' passage 4p a1S%RD No Bowling Green
L The American Atlantic Steamship Companys favorie
HUNTSVILLE !no. A. Post. commander,
VII leave pier IL North river on Thursday Now a. at
e With a
SIS Macon Sd Augusta So '-' 0'''"'u' s-' >u"n'A'
Freight ten cents foot Insurance one half per cent
H. B. CROMWELL 4 w CO, ,..,
The Montgomery succeeds Thursday, Dec. l..
w Virginia Steamship Companys steamships win receive
freight every day for North CarcDa Portsmouth,
Norfolk City Point and Richmond and win leave pier Is North
koASNoKEs Capt. Couch, on Wednesday.
JAMESTOWN, Capt Skinner, on Saturday.
Passage sa.sroom and meals included to Norfolk ST. TO
''' : 'i LUpIi M HE1NEKEN, lls Broadway.
TOR ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
compsnys new and rs class ss.nsSp MOUNT vEsNo
S y saF. n Esr n r. on Saturday November 49, at three
Cabin passage, including stateroom and fair, $50
Freight eight cents foot and propornae rates. and
ceyed on Fridays and Saturdays.
40 ''s ''As 'sAsa ''s'
IS West street.
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For IRE leh OF passage apply 70 sPOFFOKD T1LESTON
TIE EAsiSvuE, L. NJ Murray commander, will succeed
N"cc NO freight received after o'clock on day Of
IeAyipg
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L :SSssAA kkE HasE's E4H THEATRE:
t4gs4 EEHHEE sH:s EE #H4EsH::
E E4gs4 E EsssEs THEATRE THEATRE:
""' wrrEs ,,,,s SECRET SECRET
WIFE's sEoRET
WIFE'S SECRET
WIFES SECRET
w1rEIgs ifE's sEoRs SECRET
wryrs vI'rs ''''' SECRET SECRET
ru,s = rurr,c sron,
,ro,,., DIRECTLY APPEALS TO
woM.NLY syxPArIrEs
WITNESS THE srRuddLE
THE LOVE OF THE WIFE
aud
50 sseuchns portrayed in this beautiful play. !.
THE HUSBANDS AGONY
''''' TIE STARTLING PICTURE,
winch constitutes II s!FV %iTss
TIE rREAcHERY
UNJUST STEWARD.
THE INFATUATED PAGE.
BOWER CHAMBER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02
FROM THE GOLD REGIONS.

LEAvENwoRrH, April pa portion OF the loca-
ting party dispatched by the Overland Express
gepce from Denver city to the 9th instant. They
report the new route located as every way adapted
to the requirements of travel the grass, wood and
water being abundant
The stages which left here on the 18th instant,
we're passed near the head waters of Soiomons
Fork, and were getting along we'll.
There was no diminution of confidence among
the miners. Fattering reports continued to be
received from the mountains. The richest pros
poets are found in the vicinity of South Park and
Arrapahoe, but the ground was still frozen and the
snow heavy.
Three men were hung in Denver city, on the 9th
instant, for murder, by the vigilance committee,
and there was great excitement there when our
informant left.
The maximum distance between Lsavenworth
and Denver city, by the new route, was 500 miles,
estimated by the surveyors. A number OF ennis
grants we're pursuing il.
Martin Fields, of this city, has been appointed
Postp1aster at Boulder city.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"a Treatise on Tbeism, and on the Modern
sceptical theories. By Francis Wharton. Pro.
fessor 10 Kenyon College, Ohio author of Treatise
on American Criminal Law" &C., &c. This APP
pears to be an able and valuable production. For
sale by J. WooDHoUsE.
'sOn the probable fall in the value of Gold: the
commercial and social consequences which may
ensue, and the measures which 1t invites. By
Michael Chevaiier, Member of the Institute OF
France, &C., &c. Translated from the French, with
preface, by Richard Golden, Esq" For sale by j
WooDHousH.
s'The Romance and it's Hero. By the author oil
Magdaleu Stafford" For sale by ]. W. RANDOLPH
"The Jealous Husband. A Story of the Heart
By Mrs. Annette Marie Mailard." Highly spoken
ofby the English press For sale by G. NJ. WEST.
"Old Mortality. By Sir Walter Scott" This is
the ninth Of Petersons cheap edition Of the works
of the greatest of modern novelists. For sale by
q. NJ WISf,
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THE pIPaaUAYAN FLEET

Nrv yopx Nav 1.-The steamer Fulton has ara
rived She Ieft Mousevideo In company with the
Water witch, aud on the Sd day out encountered
heavy storm, losing one Of her quarter boats The
Water Witch experienced considerable damage 70
her MINER works at the same time. They arrived
At 81. Cathsriues, Bermuda, on the 23d, and there
met the steamer Washington, bound from New
York for San Francisco, with all we'll on board.
The Fulton and Water Witch left Barbados In
company, and parted the next day on Cape Hat
teras. The Fulton experienced very heavy wea
Their.
Toe frigate st. Lawrence sailed from Monte
yideo for Boston on the l1tb.
The Sabine, with Judge Bowlin, was to sail on
the 21st.
The rest of the feet would leave as soon Is pos'
sible All the vessels of the feet are ordered to
return to the ports from whence they sailed. The
officers are enthusiastic in praise Of their recep'
ton and treatment by the South American autho-
rites and citizens.
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COMM RRClAL.

cH.nrrsros. April 70 Cotton unchanged; ss.ss
kaday 500 balea. nice he's taken IN ugwsIu ~ IL
,nent and there has bees to-day IN advances u Az
o1 MONTE April 70 Cotton dul sales today ~ ~
baes Gales Of the week SEQ bales; atar,inr
week q, 800 bales Freights to Liverpo0' 's'. 0''e
Nrw asIssss April % Cotton uuehsnesd; ss,ss
sy o ssls idas v.et against
% zoo bales last year. Exports for the week eo
bales Total exports from this port TOT "a Ins A.
III southern ports Isl COO stock st this port 2is oe
against s2s 600 last year Ireigh 70 Pose firm
Mos:sss s oua e Corn rse bags: mporss
DO none; stock In port II 800 bags ssa'n'' ''
iAi BA tr April SAT the scales yesterday
there wsre cf1srsd sso head, and the market was
steady ct the prices Of last week Inc 49, Co a.
head & prices ,. Sr,sn so Phi
adelpbia. and the remaining 80 left unsoIn LIE
average was s. ssh. being an advanae o. os 5000
S 10: On re air. and the
tanned were nom S77o 10 per 100 lbs. the market
closing arm. The demand for sheep was or Ths
nricss realized were from a to $50 per 100 lbs ex
hibiting an advance OF Is to so cents on ss.
NEW YoRx. April so-Flonr has sdvanceo s ssy ~
as. Wheat buoyant closing at an advance Of ita
Dc; Southern red 1900; white 1906; WesfeIn req ~.
GLE Corr e,Sssa pork p sis Is
prime $l2 IS. Lard dull at llA@iI'Ae' "hi'AeS
steady ct Csc.
BALTIMORE. April sO-Fiour closed with t = GOO S
| demand. but was held above tie views OF the puy
| ers Howard street aud Ohio v6.25 wheat Close e
quiet, and the receipts were very lght-wnte iaHa
i75c; red I5001I55c Corn closed buoysntI.yehhuw
firm. Whiskey closed nominal and unchanged.
NEW YoRK, April 29.-Tea sale-The ofering Q
| Teas this morning WAC desirable. ana iuH price
were Obtained On low or cargo grades OF nounf
81 yson there was an advance of &c. The full Gaia
| looue was sold at the following prices:
Tyson. OF SSS4c
GuupoWde der t9sto1ac.
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MECHANICY HALL.
Great euccess - second Week.
NOW OPEN, AND EXHIBITING sIaprr.y
EANDEREON'S
GIGANTIC REPRESENTATIONS
or TEE
RnQaJAM WAu
MECHANICS HALL.

Lately exhibited 10 Baltimore aud PHILADELPHIA IN
10000 persons, and In Washington to the
entire population
aithe most Important events the late ar
from its commencement to its close. The N pressp-
tations embrace Grand MILITARY and NAVAL IN.
VIEWS, BATTLES, eIEGEs, BoMBARDMENfs. BURyINa
Cries. TERkYIc sfoRNs ON LAND AND sEA, &C., g.
ThefhriinQ effect of all these scenes being great
~ heightened By the union OF CHEMIsfRY and The
most ELABORATE mAcnIxERr. producing effects never
5000 sQUARR FEET on Canvas.
Commencing with her Msjessy, Queen Victoria. Re.
The BRfr Isl il SIEEr AT sPiTb IA
nssrsSTioE 81 81 TRe FORTS &C. &C.
sILIsTRIA, 80 CALAMITY DEFENDED BY
EMBARcATIoN on THE FRENCH TROOPS
FROM CALAIS
CRONsTADT, BoMBARDMENTOF BOMARsUND.
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT vARNA.
GREAT FIRE AT WANNA.
BATTLE on ALMA.
GRAND CHARGE OF THE BRITISH GUARDS
pAEHA s 1hE asjaREs C ri AM sisK
Observation-Disclosures @1F 5.r ii OF
p.rr,M wa AZ 's e e;
DREADFUL TORNADO ON LAND AVID SEA.
GRAND CHANGING soENR
ie hun sAKDMENT AND DESTRUCTION OF
sEVAsTOP0L.
~ Admission rs cents. Reserved seats 50 centa
~ No half price for children.
~ Admission for Coiored Persons to Gallery. Is
NOTICE -Parties can secure any particular seat BIZ
apply ing at the Hall from 10 till IL O'clock, A.
and till 4. p. NJ.
MA Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
at O'Clock. sp 2l-ts
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New YoaK, May 1.-The steamship Bremen, from
Southampton on the 10Th April, has arrived. :,
On the 18th Of April, an explanation was made
In parliament OF British policy relative to its fofs
eign relations, and the Times congratulates the
country that full and frank expedition has peen
made Of highlands relations With the ContioentA'
powers ell parties agreeing - 70 the great
OF the question. II aise has the following seieg.n
hired elk Austria Lioyd's steamers.
All markets are generally unchanged.
oonMeRcIAL.
LIVERPOOL April l9-Ootton-Saies ,or swS M r.
Of II 600 bales The market closed duli Win uo
cining tendency. Breadstuffs steady. ffoV'Son
steady.
Ia e1o dafQ
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The ofic majority of Mr.. Robertson is 5l2.

THE MOUNT VERNON FUND TABLEAUX.
Thissplendid tableaux is a complete and brilliant
success 1t drew Q crowded and enrsptured house
on Friday night, and the public will be delighted
to learn, will be repeated tomorrow night. We
hope the ladies will keep It going. Really, their
noble efforts In behalf of their great object; their
faith, perseverance And copsummate tact and taste
are beyond all praise. The satisfaction of Mr..
Washington, in receiving the large sum which the
ladies of America are accommodating for him, can.
not surpass that of the ladies themselves, in the
pleasure that arises from the exercise of generos-
tv and patriotism
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DIED,

On Sunday. the ist Instant q consu1R n ssos.
L0gIsA vIhainl IA, sns = ~ b S.y w.
Her fnnerai viii take place on Tnes ~ II: n -
inst from Union efAtion Methodist Onna - tss
o,ciock NJ Tho friende and arqueintAnGes ~ ~
family are requested to attend tho funersi W""0~'
further notice. , ,,c,o.h
Mr. WILLIAM bOwbEN, q Bolton. Englata9 s IA ~
the 9TH Of his issvi5s 6svor1o ts.sr ire
parable loes We hope thoir loss will be mis- etef'
nal gain.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But 'tis God that has bei cit u.s.
He can eli our sorrows heal.
Vat again We hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life u Ned.
Then In Heaven with joy to greet tnee' =
Whare no farewell tears arc shed.
New York Sun please COPY, -.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 1t 8 o'clock. EDWARD OLM,
sTEAD. son OF Isaac O and kosina Hoen len. ageo
The friends and acquaintance. Of the family 81.
resncctf1IIy invited 70 attend the funeral ~ tne
rsssdence Il o'clock on Monday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02
INDIAN AFFAIRS IN UTAH.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-Dr. Forney, the SUPER
intendent of Indian Affairs for Utah, writes to the
Indian Bureau, under date of March 18th, that he
is in possession of such reliable information as
leaves no doubt of the completely of the Mormons
leading church digntaries $50 worth of property
The seventeen children who escaped were in his
care, and arrangements had been made to restore
them to their friends in Arkansas.
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FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, April 30.-Thomas S. Suffer, of N.
j., has been appointed Public Gardener, vice Maher,
deceased.
George Gideon, Harmon Newell, Andrew Law
ton, and John Farrow, have been appointed Chief
Engineers in the Navy.
Messrs. Snow and Hutton have been awarded
the contract for making the survey of the Western
boundary of Minnesota.
Cornelius o. Flynn has been removed as Post"
master of Detroit, and Henry N. Walker has been
appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Postofice Department has had this case
under consideration for some months.
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THlRD SUPPLY OF NEW SPRING


i AND SUMMER GOODS-ENORMOU5 RE
DUCTION IN PRICES-Now receiving. twenty
thousand dollars worth of new Spring and Summer
Dress Goods bought last week at the closing out
auction salea. at unheard Of reductions from the
opening spring prices, all of which will be offered
at a small profit on the first cost.
Splendid chens Japs silk Robes magni u ESn
3 Flounces Paris printed Barge Robes a'Les; an
elegant stock Of Black six all stsdes: Chintz Or
rand;e.: French and English Jaconets and Lawns;
is.O0Oof the most elegant end desirable Lawns in
the United States at only IN cents; 1919 yards
cents:Ot0 Hoop skirts isprings. only so cente FIR.
and English Prints in great variety, ct very low
prices 50 pieces of beautiful French Chintz Cali
Goes, fast coors, at only l2a cents yard. great
bargain; 10 pieces Of hne quality Curtain Damask,
bought of the under writers, which will be sold at
less than the cost of importation All in want of
Curtain Materials will please lock at these goods-a
great saving can be effected. The above. with An
endless variety of cheap goods, can be had at the
great Down Town Emporium OF
ALFRED MOSES,
myz So Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02
1859. SPRING TRADE! 18o
GEORGE sTARKETT,
" GOVERNOR STREET,

Richmond, Virginia,
Manufacturer and Dealer in stoves. Ranges. Fur
naces, Farmers Boilers, Licorice Boilers, Factory
Stoves and Heaters. Bath Boilers and Bath Tubs
Iron Sinks, Pumps, Hydraulic Rams, Lead and
Iron Pipe, Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper work gener.
ally.
Merchants Builders and Housekeepers-also, Su.
tories and all others purchasing requiring
work in line are respectfully invited to exam
inc the same. We have always on hand Q large as
sortment from which to select, embracing many
articles not usually to be found-su of which are
sold at uniform prices. thus aording the least ex-
work.
on hand at the Governor Street Stove Store.
nh a4Ntf GEORGE 6TARRETT.