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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-24

TUNE 9TH, 1859.
q 'EaOs r. PRICE 81 co.
Make additions to their stocks regularly twice q
week throU ghout the entire season. and have to OF
fer to their friends aud the pubc, received With in
the past few days, many new aaa choice things III
suTac observation-disclosures them
Lace NANTES and S0REOUS
Lace tTNTS and SHAWL2
Mourning MANTbKS
Mourning Barege BUSTERS
S!ls and Lace nhNTLBS
Travelling BUSTERS
PsRA30iS and UMBRELLAS
gMBR0IDERIE3, in variety
Lace SEp3
Illusion OaPES ard BERTHAS
Long aad Short Lace MITTS
New PRINTS and LAWNS
HOSIERY in every style
Gau1e SHIFTS and DRAWERS, SC
Iu silks, B,regos. Oryandics, Robes Of all the sp-
proved materials. indeed every description Of ELE-
CANT DkES3 GOODS. they are prepared to offer
great inducea spts 20 purchasers, and Invite call
from moth citg aud country buyers.
1heir heavy stock and furnishing departments
always Kept full and wei assorted,
leo THOs Il PRICE L co.
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GRAPE MARgTZ.
Black Grape haresz and Tsmatine
topd 90 do 371a cts worth 30 cts
(opd Bsreges st 25c anu 37}1c
Printed do at very low prices
extra Rich BaTege Robes
Do do Grent dins do
Plain and Printed UhcntZ
Plaid aud Bsyndere dc Beges
Plaid Faiegc;ss, great variety
ypmner Checks, at reduced prices
perasols and sun Umbrellas
Co1uette paTasoietts, new and pretty
Palm sni Paper Fans
All styles of Summer Goods wlli be marked DOWN
70 closing cat prices
ie 81 Main street.
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GOLD HUNTING WATCHES.
3 WATCHES. JEWELRY, Sill

R WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sill
- YER AND PLATED WARg.-Jy stock
NE> of the above articles. is now very s1ien
Alx16 sive having j1st received large sdelti o.
10 mJ before extensive assortment; IL IN NO" i"ii
and com pI.te In ever J spnr tment. .r ~
wou'd can attention especially 20 my s10Gn p
its9rcIJ man liverpool, jules. Jergensen. 20
ns1hsg1 n. with adjusted threnoneter balance.
bixoa' Iohu Craig JOSEPH Johnson, Jniss Enhs
~. Alfred Lafaietteo. aud other a'''ins '''"'N
makers. rvr aTAasvG Ia
60, gbich An suit any ono needing optical aii
a,nonrat nv apartment Is full supply OF the cell
ebrated Brazilian Pet be diasses fersoGs IL var.
viii improve their vision. should not fail to supply
themEeiyrs with pair ot these Glasses.
NJ - prsyiiian ppl,b,e and other GLASS tied in
old Francs. hhs,
D..
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TREMENDOUS sacrifice of goods 20

A TREMENDOUS sacrifice of goods 30
IAcloso ous h is entire stock-Whio Feriatsns a.
1851 cts: Nainsoek Bands yards OF Wsrk, l.s CTS;
Ricn Embroidered handkerchief % cts; 80 Hoop
skirt, at a crest reduction; Linen Csmhric Hand
Ymbroidered Collars Is cts COrsots ST. BiscS silks,
extra chesr-3 $50 yards Of evs-y desctiptiSn: OF
Dress and Mantle, st hst the esnsi price, m NIL
srs a. a ga. slau 3hte'; Csnhric Bands; lnaat.'
Waists and Dresses Swiss. Cambria, Dotted and
Naips.oE Xrsfn.; swiss sad Csmbric adgings aud
Insert rs: MittH; Hosiery; Quantities. III thTea
qIk and back; Ble.chcd and Rrcsn C1't?ns; Ir'sh
Lipeas: Plain AID Fig Irei six Hetts sfii bses 20
trim tha Same and numerous other goods. To-
those tina. wish to purchase cheap aed dasirabio
-, ,u,t oto e G0IDSHITS,
~; =, NV So 2I5 Br lad at.
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WATCHEs. CLOCKS.
3 ..InaT aTEPPED OUT."-

= JUST STEPPED OUT. -
"a EDwARD KERSEY takes this method OF
NA, informing his old custom re- that he step
@H99s ped ont' OF his old stand, q few doors be-
aw the 81 Charles Nov 10Th, 1885, and ~ tho sane
state that since tina. time and at present he may be
found at No 65 MAIN STREET., . few doors above
the So Charles on the opposite side of the street,
wbers he Is prepared 70 fu nith usual, fugli.h,
swiss and American wATOHks, CLICKS. JEW
kLRY, &c 10 l8-ts
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TO THE PUBLIC.


IL 60 IT Bl l. l. with much
EA pleasure have been called upon to repair
AZ. Clocks Of every description, ii the different
ssssxsSs counties. 1 will Therefore inform m = |
friends and customers, that sho1li ANY other per-
with TO repair tn ,se Clccxs that have been
standi1g stll 20 long, that by bringing them. or
sending to ne vii state my charges aud after
s,ch. will warrant them to perform W. IL ana can
eve ref renee to what state please address
w J BARTHUL0MEW,
Watch and Clock Maker. Richmond, Va
Persons having their own coayeyances wi lsaTe |
mileege. Je
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:, sr-wx< CARRTAGEs. CARRIAGES.

CSKrMA C2nRiaaESs 0hhSA4ANAA'
90. The subscriber ags en- hand, 81 hs
Coach Making Esta6iiahment, On Lombard Alsr,
between Main and Cary. Gsth aud i4th streetSj
near the Columbian uotel, COACHES. oEAetV-
TEES, BAR0uCBEa, BUadlGS with aud ~ith0at
tops aud suLA IES-al of his owa nsSe, Of me
best materials aud workmanship All OF which will
be sold az lew ~ geod work Of the kind csc be Ia
The city Of Richmond, sad respectfully ask Gail
nom those Ia snt Of any article in the Carrisse
line. AS 7 an detsruiasd 70 make % order and %
sell 81 the lowest prices possible; and al work soi
tsst Is new warranted -
NH 7-9n nICAJAR MANGph.
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The rStes West of Rockville will rot 10 ia.a az
feet until after the completion OF tho ClrTeiand
Branch Railroad, which Will DO about tsa ISL OF
April.
ihippers OF through goods rnust send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks, weigns aud deatlnetiop
II good. Eend 10 Gcx's Line OF Boats.
A LEE, on the Dock
n. R.-Goods frofn Northern ci.ios shipped through
ct reduced Iates. L. L.
Fa
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NCOo and GuOkI0US NEHa.-Ho
II are very happy TO inform our numerous friends
that LEVY has Just received another supply OF
those best quality India Rubber Round ombs. AID
notwithstanding tho great advance ia the price OF
Indix Blu Der goods. he will cootnGe to sell them
at Tho ecedentei log price OF i21 cents they
cts Also another hsle Of that superior Un.lesch-
cd Cotton at stsc per yard, acknowledged by all
who have seen l 10 be "A real! good be gain and
worth lec; 50 dozen more Of those Linen Huckaback
Towels at 50 per ScsAo. eIcelsnt ctcie ior the
price they are really nth 10; $50 SWISS Collars
at 25c, worth 571s aud zoe
Almost every person knows that JACOB LEVY
is selling the cheapest goods in the citT but for in
formation 10 those who have never been 10 MS store
Coodg-sr of which will be found TO BIO equally as
chesp as they are Represented. Je rs
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DRY 6oOpH.
Vyag GREATEST BARGAINS IN DRY

Il GooDs.-Yeu can find at JUsEpH SrRAuSg'S.
No g Main street, brown, yellow aud white l!iDens.
for rr en- and boys wear at l2ts cents. worth dou
BILE the money; 200 yards a0welllnC. 70 inches
wide for 10 cents per yard; zee yards Lawn, Jacc
nets Orgausics - and Lawn Rebcs at astonishing
low prices; 100 block eik Mantilias. the cheapest
and neatest trmn ed for only 81 AID higher prices
bu. greou black and brown silk Parasols at 81 23.
worth a srrat deal more Ladies Hdkss 5 cts. &c:
Morocco Belts cents, coiored silk PRINCES at 10
cents &C small Plaid bingham for aprous 10 and
l2is cent?; Marseiles and Linen Bosoms IL cents;
French Cscsss is&. selling everywhere TO- Is cts;
white ssixed, black and slate cotorsd Cote Hcse
at 10 cents and upward; bark Silks Tor 6rcsses
cents; colorei silks SIS cents Usrth 81; beautiful
Prints at all prices; brown and b;eachcd bomestc
Sb setting and ahirtings. very chear; the Sreatett
harx gains in Needle Worked Swiss and Cambria
Collars from rs cents &c; SNi = Check and Cam
brc Muslin at prices that csprot fail to plesse.
!: you want to save money in luying an Kind OF
Dry Goods. call soGn ut -
Mai, -
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COMETHING WORTH HAVING -
~ For sale, the best C0UNrERFEIr COIN DE-
TkCr0k In use, and should be In the banda OF
evsry bulness man. II will i'm pediately dIspai all
doubts. II may be accn in operation Ia all the
Banks u ths city.
je 20 SUTHERLAND.
(NANAkf BIRD CAGES.--New and
~ beautiful patterns OF Ga nary CAGES inst opened
jel7 GULkLEY, l37 Main st.
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RAILROADauA Ia.
RICHMllONDf an

LIZ SnIH RICHMOND An
~ II = ypETERsBUR pAIrpn.
TER0uaH rRE!9HTs BETWEEN RICHMonn
March until the Let Of September next the t,sss,
and accomm odasiou trains on this road vi, ssss
Richmond and Petersburg on MONDAY. WEbNsss
l Bay ana hRlDAf. at O'Clock. N, insteed d
ARRANGEMENTS have been made By .hi. co.nn.,x
cry Of al Produce Goods or other sTte,g. sfs Ssl,
designed for transportation eIthsr way bst.
RiohDond and points between Petersburg and m
e d.rans :. and Cha.
charge for for. wzrdiDg, storage, &C. All srch AL
cles cent 70 Richmond. .hould DO eonsissed and
pia'niv married. TO the care ofthe Freight Agent a
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad at pet.r.
burg by whom tbey will DO promptly forwarded.
tersburg, which they require to be prepaid A. n,
az Raleigh. formstion may be had al the pepot
Of this Company at Richmond; ''
March 7. 1859. NH g..
ET rgxxxr1 VIRGINIA AND TEN
49, Sis81hEY NEssEs aAfLgoAp.-O, And
after the Tth Ju2e; 1859, TWO DAILY PApsES
GER ThAtNswii be run upon this Road as OIL
The NAIL TRAY will loavs Lynchburr 49,,
NJ, and arrive a. Bristol AZ 1890 A VI. Retup.
ing leaye Bristol at 9.3o II, and arrive at Lynes
The AdCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN will h.,.
n. Returning, leave Bristol at Q 20 i n, and ar.
rive at yrchtnrg at 230 A IA ~
Through Ticket. ON Ricbmon 20 the follow ing
willie Railroad Ticket ONCE
To Buchansn via Buford's Depst.....,...... A. =,
To Rock6riise alum Springs, via BuforG, De
70 0ld ywo.t and se1 iwset, VIA Boa:sci; 10 -
To Grcentrier White Sulphur, via Bunsscks II 70
To 0d sweet and ked swset. via salem II Is
10 c'eeEbrier White Sulphur, via Ssero... 1? ~
70 Roanoke Red sulphur, via sa.er, 2 IN
To O!d Sweet amt Rid sweet, via MonsEoms-
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"a FOR RENT. --Lsw?ers' and Btc,
III fors 0hces and Lodging Rooms, on 18th street
In front of Bank ST., by
my Its JN0 hELVIM
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KENTUCKY
STICK Of GOODS. rot to be Surpessed in FIX,
TEvi, BEAUTY AID CHKAPNEsS, il this conn
try. Orr assortment consists in part OF
Embroideries. Laces. Dress Triramip -, Silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs. CraTsts. Tiss.
cola, Brushes, Joabs, But:ons. Hoop skfrts psr.
f1merioD and Soaps, Geld and Gilt Jegeirv, &c
IA endless Variety OF Snail Wares, more PARTON.
iariy specified in our printed Catalogues
SCI orders at all times promptly attended TO.
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III MAIN STR EETi

iN~n Fur SALE fine bay MARE,
G2six years old, tnr1e-sour:h, blood. eau be
seen at Graves Livery stsble
CHURCH 4 FILMING,
my IL Corner Carr and 18Th streets.
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- FOR RENT--Tbe eligibly situated
- store GU the corner OF Broad and 9th streets.
lt3 feet deep. with lsrse basement rooms. water
c'oset. and gas throughout basement, store ana Oh
fee.
During forty five years. active husiness on Broad
street, have made the acquaintance OF a grcal
many valued friends in toTn and country. most o,
whom continued their patronage TO my SON. snd
among whom are some three or four hundred reg
ular customers. with accounts ranging from 800 to
As to the store tho advantages of Its position -
place Of businws aud especially for the retail
trade ere not surpassed BIZ any other house In the
roads. aud Also being the great thoroughfsre for
citizens and strangers going up or down town. :.
,p%s fy'n FROM IN e csh
je 2l--ts Corner Broad and 9sh ats.
~ FOR EEhT-The 4tore on 18th
ia stroot, formerly occupied bY us, and store
Room olc.e by. Ia t.onbarsy Alley. will BIO for rent
ie2s-ts ' V ' WV WALLACE SONS
80 FOR RENT-The MIL formerly
r. known ss Taliaferro,, but MORE recently known
a. thu Railroad MN. Oor s9me time used and eva.
ed by MIR II Tyler) ssuated at Re-, ketts. Pos
session given Immediately. To good and respon-
sib.e tenant. tie terms will be moderate. There
are six tepsments and several stables attached to
the premises. For further inf1rm stinn, apply to
ED EiCHO, l+th s'rsst
je 23-sod2g Near Exchange Place.
Co. a MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
49, kESI AMI ShAbL hANh ~
FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber offers his
beautiful place on Grove street for sale. 1t con
tains % acres, in fi1e state OF cultivation; me
House is an italian Villa good size aud beaVi-
" orusnented There is = large now Barn. Car
rage Houss and other convenient out buildings,
large Orchard of choice fruits of various KINDS.
The location is perfectly healthy. and to persons
doing blsiness in Richmond, or wishing 10 resi9e
near the city, offers an indncement rarely W pe
met with
For terms &, sppiy at the corner OF haln ana
Yirst streets during business hours or At my res
iierce en- the premises. u sQpihE
N B-Improvsd real estate in the city would b.
tax al in exchanges.
SD il--2tawts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-24

MEDICAL GARD.-Dr. PLUME offers
AsA his services TO the pubic Ia the treatmsn Of
All secret diseases rw.nty years. practice in the
soova srsnos givss DR. Claim TO PUBLIC favor
Odics on Flank in st. near the Exchange Hotel aud
third hsuse below Trinity Church, sams side. Al.
ways oa hand supply OF the "CIEXICxL EI-
TEACF OF FLO WERS;" one OF the very best
renocG'ors for w,akened parts now known. Msdi.
ctnss sent TO order All comnun icalicns By latter
Va M 30
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
II Have removed sheir oeice TO 30, Main It..
above 10th, epposits Ooripthian Hall. GOODS
called and delivered fRaE Of charge for dray.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

UAITLE. HUUS AND SE1kEP.
BEEF-Ssles OF several lots siuce cur last weekly
report, at 81 per CIV. nett. Stock fair, ant market
dull
FFAL.-Sales of fat Calves at S. to 10 Der head
according TO quality. Market duh.
LAMb.--The extroIns prices are 81 506g3 "a head
according to quality. Maj kst dull.
MUTTJN-We quote fair TO good hutton at s2(G
dlx6 per heed Market dali.
iiOti6--No sales by Wholesale. Sales for present
consumption at IS s0(09 per cwt., the latter for
choice corn fed.
All kinds OF fresh meats drii.
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June %, 1859.
Virginia per cents registered Bonds last sales SOS
and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, last sales $s7 and int.
Petersburg Ctr Bones, last safes S9i and int.
Lynchburg City By nds. last sales f9J fat.
Norfolk City Bonds, last sales y7s1z
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $i0,.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales sos.
Bank OF Virginia Stock, sales H1s.
Bank OF the Commonw eslth stock. last sales 902I1
Richmond and DanyiIIe Bonds. guaranteed by
State Of Va, last sa!es $50 aud int.
virginia Central X Bonds, guaranteed by State OF
Va. last sales 500 and int.
City OF Petersburg Bonfs, guaranteed by State OF
Va, last sales 800 and int
James River and kanawha Bonds guaranteed by
State Of We, sales s931s
.vsbfnand Fire Association Stock last sales ct $40
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance etock. no saiss
since dividend.
Merchants Insurance Stock. last sales S52,x.
Virginia Central h II Ist Mortgage Bonds. last sales
tS5 sndint.
Virginia Central R I'd Mortgage Bonds. last sales
$50 and interest.
Virginia aud TeDnessee Z lat Mortgage Bonds.
last saiee 45l and interest
Virginia and Tennessee " 2nd Mortgage Bonds
Last sssIes e7sx and int.
Virginia and Tennessee Il X 3rd Mortgage 'Bonis
Lest sales 90 and int.
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( idhE SUMMER CLOTHING. The
- public are solicited to examine our new styles
Black aud calored Alpaca Sacks and Froek Goats
siaeS aerino and Drsp de'cEte Sack sud Frock
Black single twilled French cloth Sack and yrocs
Coats
White and colored lia0n Marseilles Sack and Frock
White and Colored linen and Narcotics Vests
white and oolored linen and Msrseiiies Pants
Black Camlet and Meria0 Pants
Light elastic CashmeIe Pnnrs
GauEs Herino Bodies and Shirts
Gauze. Merino, linen and b'esohed Jeans Drawers
Fine this Socks of 81 X thread aad cotton
sHk and thread Gloves. &C.
All OF the most desirable goods sor hot weather
and offered at very low p!ic.s Tor cash. at
GOODMAN & cos.
Receifed this month alsc, a large assortment and
siz g OF fine Shirts and Collars.
Je is JDG& co.
HAVANA ARs.-We have lust re-
- ceyed q supply OF genuine Havana sesars,
are Conchas, pegaiia. fail and small sizes Lenders
and Operas; also. superior Eagle saesXera Prncip.
lesl JOHNsToN BRO. Druggists.
PAINT5, AILe, &c.-Wc have now in
~ store Lewis pure White Lead Zinc Paint; Blsks's
seed OH seirIs. Turpentiae; Yarnishes; Painters
70 nTs aud Brushes; aiso. Patty aud Window Glaze,
leaa Jb6sssffos BRO. prass,...
OFFICE JAS RIvEh KANAWHA 10
kIcHhosD, June LIST, 1859
NOTiCE.-Fcr the purpose of repairing
Tie mscaaniesi structures on the lat hi viv,on
fo!Iowf: W Pe"as" a.
:, On the Yet Level from ths 3rd to the sth July
SHween Loek no and sampaon's Lock, between
we hssd OF Maiden's Adventure Poad and Column
bia, and betsesn Seven islands Dam and Tye Eiy.
sf Dam rom the 3rd to the 18th july
The water will also be drawn off during thu
Tor psIiod for the pu pose OF rspairs from tbs
asal OF Tye River Pond 10 Lock No 81.
By order or the hoard ct Directors g
VIM MUNfORD,
p1-ssw ~ Secretary.
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n ISSOLUTION-~The firm of BELL 4
~ GIBSON is this day dissolved by the death OF
WILLIAM BELL. Tho business OF the CONF ecn
Sl be settled BY the surviving partner, WILLIAM
GIBSON.
Those having claims against tho concern will
please present the same; aud those indebted will
please make prompt payment, as wish to close the
accounts rs carly as possible.
WILLIAM T GIBSON.
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NORTHERN ExcHANds-0R New York and Phila-
del phia al 3 prem.
such oil the Stock Bank notes and OF the Bank of
the Valley las are not taken By the Banks at u
discount of q y cent,
The notes Of the Trans-Alegbauy Bank are IS n
cent ai4couDt. Bank of kanawha NO sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes q "a cent.
discount.
GOLD Il per cent. prom. No prem. allowed for
EILYEg.
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nj HARVEST HATS. The attention
s&A Of farmers is particularly called 10 our large
stock of Harvest Hats "a ich we are selling n; q
rerv low fgcre ELLETT WEISIGsR,
ia l5 No l67 Main street.
<,uN JUST RECEIVED--A fresh sup
H8s4 ply of the Louvre Hat, the most pleasant
*Asun ner hat out. Also, hat beautiful Vim.
uehshn Hat which has attracted 30 much attention.
ELLHTT Il WEISIGER,
lax No l67 Main street.
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FREiGH1'S.

F0REIGS-Lsrgo shipment are being made at
this time primo pa;ly for France and ngand -
The ne shi % Para son aud Charter OAK tor Hsyre
have begun iosGing. The bark willard clears fer
Liverpool tomorrow a. 30s. freight. and will DO
succeeded by the fine American. ship Uncle J oe at
same rate. The ktaito. for Bremen. 1t IS, por
hid and the American chip icIoris Read for Lon
don, AZ sos per Ind
DUSESTIC.-The following are the present rates ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-24

GSe-asI-r.Erss THROUGH TARIFF OF
gE Fig lit frcIn Richmond 70 Mem
pnis and Intermediate nn4otS.
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90 FOR EENT Or LEASE-Two
EA large Rooms, the FL and 81 stories over TIE
Hook an. Lsdder ComoSn5. on 10th street, between
Main and Cary. The: sboGt 81 by IS feet. Pos
session given at once.
ALS0-ioT reJ;t or lease. the Room al present &C.
CAPPED by tha IL coz sad Ladder Company on 10th
street. pcs.easi3n giEan the 18th August, 1859
They are 7erT desra5.a rooms, and ia III business
part OF the city. Apply to
Law, at Richardson Z Cos or
mg 2i-tS WV EXAnL.s at Mr " petarsan'a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-13
FINAL APPOINTMENTS
;. j. KIRK wOOD,

y. j. KIRK WOOD,
Republican candidate for Governor will ad-
dress tho people of Iowa at the following
times and places:
Keokuk, Monday, Sept, 10, at O'Clock p. m.
Fl. Madison, Tuesday, Sept. 20, att p. m.
Debit, Saturday, Sept "a, at ,. m.
s Mss,,.1.'' Monday Sept. =, at pm
I.s.,ss, tuesday, Sept. q, Il Jpn. =
DEBORAH, Wednesday, Sept. u, at / pm.
West Uniou, Thursday, Sept 70, at .. m.
Independence, Friday, Sept. 80, ut .. m.
Waterloo, Saturday, Oct. /, at D. m,
vinton, Monday, Oct. 3, at p. M.
Marion, Tuesday, Oct. A, at p. m.
Cedar Rapids, Tuesday Oct. d, at 7pm.
Marengo, Wednesday, Oct. 5, at p. M
Toledo, Thursday, Oct. 8, at p. IN.
Marietta, Friday, Oct. Z, at ,. m.
Marshalltown, Friday, Oct. I, ut D. m
Eidora, Saturday, Oct 8, at Up. m.
The Redublican Press and County Com
mittees will please give due notice and max,
oil necessary arrangements for these meet.
inEs.
The Democratic Central Committee having
refused to make any further joint appoint.
ments for the two candidates for Governor
ii only remains to extend an invitation to
Gen. Dodge to join in the further canvass
indicated above, if he sees ft to do 90.
BY order IF the
REP. STATE Gen. Cox.
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NEW YORK, Sept. p.
This morning about O'Clock the Harmo-
MIA Hotel, ia Hudson street, kept BY Back 4
PApp, was discovered to be on 6rs in the
rear, over which Was an elegant billiard 90.
loon and noble public hall. Mr.. BAes and
his family had retired to bed late, - con-
cert and dance had been given that evening.
After the flames, which had not reached the
froat part OF the house, had been subdued
and time allowed to examine the front part
of tho house, the iremen we're struch with
horror in finding the dead bodies Of Mr..
Baex and his three daughters side by side
Mrs. Baez, who now lies insensible, received
serious injuries in jumping from the win
dow to TIT. Balcony. Her eldest daughter,
Mary, Was caught in the arms of a MIR. Her.
ring, who assembled ladder to assist their
escape.