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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

a PERSON, speaking ola drink he once
had occasion to indulge in, says he could
not telfwhether. it was brandy or q torch.
light procession that was going down lis
tb,aat. = j s1-es EAT II TT go
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12
AT a meeting Of the Take a-TIorn A.

AT a meeting Of the Take a Horn Az
so3iation Of Hamilton College, some cycn
ngs since, it was resolved t, visit in
body the neighboring pasture groti :.
for the purpose of adding to their coicc-
ton of curositcs. They succeeded il
capturing couple of horns with tIlescow
on, which they conveyed up three luirs
of stairs, around eorners, and between
glass skelcton-cases, to the Philosophical
Chamber, where they left them for the
night Next morning the Frcshnmn-
some of whom, blythe BY. appeared to lie
well posted on the proceedings of tie
Association a few hours before thrnn-,pI
to the Chamber f II theirdaiIy lecture.
The Professional length caught up to
them, and found them clustered ab,u! tho
door. None Of tliein had yet entered tho
t,t5'5" sfdt Hfss-sU r .ss.tsf
IN by. boys,wlat's IN? he exclaimed,
wondering at their long sianling quteld".
A voice disguised uttorod,, an0
"A cov is up, Sir. 'l tat
And that is why find so many ca1rcs
at the door,! wa, his answer
- 1F@@
THE following jugeailay occurred ut
one ofthe Watering pIaces,some years ng.,
before hairy muzzies were rs Common as
they are new. eAiss. O. was sitting
at; dinner with Der little boy of four or fl, :
years old, when a bewfliskered foreigner
came in and took his scat at the opposite
sideiof the table. The child stared al him
for good while with astonishment, til
tile mystery was solved, when suddenly,
in rather too loud voice, lie cried out to
] his mother. MA ma. he has got
mouth; / saw him put tqter. in"
! A FRENcn writer has lately iolservcd,
with eommendable cautioli, that "u,ar y
all men are hamal.,'"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

TIE following, Illustrative Of tho rcadi-
ness of negro wit, occurred OH one of tho
boats plying between Norfolk and Ports
mouth. A darkey, mounted on really
fine animal, whose foam covered fianks
cynced hard driving, rode Oh board, AMI
halted in front of n group Of passengers
among whom was a loquacious individual,
evidently from the Gland Of sunrise" Tho,
horse was a noted and noble one, tho
property of Dr., B, of Bowers Hill,
where lie was being driven in case. of
urgency, and bis appearance natnially oc-
casioned some remark. Sunrise, who, it
seemed, was better acquainted with "Slel
rye than with 2,40, began 10 Lerato ;hc
darky for what he thought his cruelty t,
tho animal, and gavea "picce OF his mimi
gratis. Ebony listened with forced res
rect, and occasionally replied. Sunrise,
finally firing of his subject, wound up
with, swell, it's none of my business, if
YOU Kill him, c,en." Ebonv, with sol
cmn countcnance, and II tone of voice tc;,-
siklo only to negro, broke up the arg's-
ment and hoored lis opponent with.
"Dats jest what IMon!'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

AN old negro woman, Asnt. Sally,
long servant of the family, was in the
habit of pickirg up thocast off clothes, FIR
the purpose of making quilts an'l carpets
for her cabin. Frequently it would 1lale
pen that they would require long wasll:n:
to restore them to their original l.ui;ry
ana freshness; and for this purpose it WAS
her custom 10 place them in creek close
BY. But all human expectations arc son,e-
times disappointed, as It happened in this
case, 4 sudden shower coming on pro-
duced frcsLct in the creek, and washed
her property off. After fully realizing
her loss with arms akimbo, her thoughts
found vent in this true philosophy. 1Icm
that haze ae,tst loser - a. .e,f.As
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

Al LADY refused her lover'sre request that
she would give him her portrait. e"Ah,
it matters not, he replied; itwhon blest
with the original, who cares for copy! 2"
The lady, both ignorant and indignant,
retorted-sI don'tthink myself mofe orig
inal than anybody else."laa
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

No man is so truly great. whatever
other titles to emineace be may have, as
when, after taking an, erroneous STEP he
resolves to tread that step backward
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

IT is always waste of raw material to
put five dollars worth of beaver on ten
cents worth of brains. saEs&.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

was in, and | hope never to have q
similar experience.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12
SELECTIONS FRO3s HAM
FER.
We take the following spicy anecdotes
from tho Editors Drawer Of HdgperS
Monthly.

from VIC Eoitof D'""fl u 1fo'P''
AonFhfy.
a story is told of a very eminent law
yer in this city receiving . severe repri
mand from witness on tue stand whom
he was trying to browbeat. 1t was an
important issue. and in or,ler to save his
cause f'om deteat it was necessary th":
Mr. A SHOULD impe"eh the witness.
lie endoayored to do 1t on the ground OF
age. Tho following dialogue ensued:
Lagyer'-"liow old are youa'
htfness.-'Seventy-t"o years"
A@"yer.- -"l our hemoIy' OF course,
IS not SO brilliant "nd VIVID rs 1t WAS TWEEN
y years ago. !" It =!
|'t7ess'-"l do not Ano" but 1t IS"
A@%yer.-"oFto same clrcnsmtance
which occurred, say twelve years ago, and
We shall be able t. see ho@ MelI you can
remember" z-9~@G
H3tness.-"I appeal to YOUR Honor If
| am to be lnterrogatel in this way, it is
J"dJe.--"l on lad letter answer The
question.
Aa"5ef.-"4 es, or; state 1t :
Httncss.-''Well, Sir it You compel
me to do It, viii. About twelve years
ago you studied IN Judge BIS office,
did you not:
La"ycf'--" es.
W''"eSs'-"h cls lrenemuer your Ia
TIER coming INTO my ONCE AMI saying to
lie, Mr.. D, my son Is to be eXamn-
eI tomorrow, and | wish you to lend me
fifteen dollars to buy him a suit ofclothes.'
| remember also, Sir, that from that day
to this he has never paid me that sum-
mat 9Ir, l remember as though it was
yesterday"
Laryer Considerably e1asded)-.
Chat will do, ST."
W'tncss.-''I presane-it will
"WEsTERS Justices" have often fgur-
ed in the Drawer, and Westero Consta-
bles permitted to go scot free; tut our
friend HALT needs special notice. Be
ing 'high-constab'o7 Of Squire Rowcn's
court, in Winchester, Illinois, lie received
fr'm.that fllnctionary warrant command
ing the arrest Of some OF G, ''to the Court
unhnown,' charged with having stolen
Ed LaWson's watch. Said Lawson could
not tell the name Of his man, but under
took to accompany High-constable HazIit
IN his search for the Unknown, and point
him out to the sharp eve Of the de'ec-
tive. At the "OId Church. occupied by
railroad liands, El came to a halt, peercd
about, and finally, pointing out a s;x-foot
lri'l'er' SAID to H., "1"en''s ',em.' ILaz-
1T ieit aoashed at the formidable appear /
"nc5 OF the chprit, but determined to |
PIay dE'.G Going up to him, and laying !
ms i'''lfol authoiitatively on his shoulder,
he SAID;
you're my prisoner, SRI"
"Anel what wal We do wild me, We
spalpeen ?" sail Pat.
"1Q'l stole my w''tci," said Ed, 'iana
must go before Squire Rowen, and be
dealt with according to law."
CAN sure it's not nncself t ut did it."
said Pat; "and it's not INC as goes wild tie
likes . We; so git out wild yer law. and
lave offtroubI.no n dacipt ointInmap .,
IN lr.to -. la1s.a..',,sw
sworo he We. NOT onl th.a.t g., .,', s.'
:. ,.3.,a,...a,. -. -
|''''' - '''
: -, =, '',,'''' - '''''"''
80 - "'' - s's you 10 nc man.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12
RIGHT HIND or & SEWING
MACKsEN E.

Sewing machines are all the raso just
now; and q good one is a very useful Din
stitution" in the family circle. A young
friend of ours says of all tue sewing ma
chimes" extant he prefers
cone Of the kind that a man can love,
That wears shawl and a soft kid glove
Jtaa he merriest eye and dainty foot,
And sports the clrarningest gaiteI boot
EuI a bonnet with feathers and ribbons and
loofs,
zone that can dance, Fossibly-firt,
And make a pudding IS well as a shirt
One that can sing without droppinga stitch,
And play the hoUscwift, lady or witch
IseadY t0giye the sagestz adTice,.
4 nd DO up our collars ana things SO nice.
E. @Eg,
eve like that SORT that can laugh and. talk, .
and take cur arm for an evening walk; .7- -
That will do :, ilatever the owner may choose.
"a it'll the slightest perceptible turn of the
. - - -sscre VS. l-LA hEA-tE 81 .ASsrS g
IT'S the cleverest thing that ever was seen,
Our wonderful family sewing machine s2t&'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

4ei.1s h'o as ID gn:tas asir
div oa9 has Dsg9d sa.ao.i ss .as6g iaslt
.Eniass brs g9ualar--s9resi saa.a
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-12

4 FRENcn writer has lately iolservcd.
with commcndable cautiols, that "u,ary
all men are lunal.,"
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anatrs I'm Norfolk
fcoReespsspSscR 81 sas eiasSosp DAILY pepArcn,

NORFOLK Feb. Nth.
fire broke ont this morning on the premises
of Or. selden, on Seiden's Point, in the west ena
at the city; owing TO the tirseiy arrival oil the
fremen. The flames were confined to the cut
house, In which was stored, ia room. Suao-
tsty OF fareitnre, In the other io' m iho ue's OF
the hands who were at that time engaged IN tbo
main building, which was undergone 'h"reugh
ovefAaaiiag and moderpising fr br seiaens
family nse. This fire was the result ~ aeciden''
evidently as no one would have g9as there IN tue
tAce of the work meB. and have hie3 the house 10
open daylight.
Mr.. Joau Fentress, q very worthy young mar,
had his lett hand so horribly maogled this morn'
ing. as 10 require amputail0n, which 10 now being
peri formed AIR Fentress IL the son-inslsw OF Mr..
Gr.isin Barnes ia whose SASH blind aud door iae q
| tory he was neaged, aud wheu tho accident oc.
Cured at the sash sticking Dlacbine, in
which his hand was eau hit, aud the sharp plane
| irons. which revoive with lightning speed, dug
into the back Of his hand, until coming in contact
| with the bones, the belt was thrown oil the pull
| ley and the machine stopped.
The EXAMINATION in the Julia Dean case, Ia still
| progressing, bat will close to-day.
We notice an advance ia cora THE morning, Of
half cent per bushe; the market is quite active,
and quote from sales at c. for yellow 50 {. for
| white; aud 20 c. for mixed.
man named DAVIS, who was sentenced by
| Judge Haliyturton, a short time s!uee, to three
| mouths confinement III the city jail, Tor beating
boy on the vessel of which be WAS captain. died
| on board the steamer Georgia, Oh her way to
| Baltimore Saturday morning. lie had Just gotten
out of confinement, and wason his way home
| ia the Monumental city: his brother was with
/ him at the time of his death. We have Jas'
| learned that his mother came down the bay 70
| see him, the night he ent up, consequently mlss
| ed him aud never saw him alive. PERCUSSION
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Arrival OF Smith OpRrIen.

The people of New York have had the felicity
Of another public sensation in the reception Of
WA SMITH 0BRIEs, the distingu ished Irish pa
triot, who has just arrived in the Empire City, on
a visit of pleasure aud instruction to this country.
1t 10 creditable to the exciable population of our
American metropolis, that they have kept per-
feetly quiet bince the grand blow on. she Elec-
trio Telegraph This is the first sign We have bad
since that splendid occasion that Richards i'm.
self again" The magnetic spark Knocked Gotham
Into state Of complete iussnsibility, but rymps-
thy with Ireland would at any time raise Amer lea
from the dead. New York comes mp TO the scratch
OF grand demonstration as fresh as ever aud
ovsrwhelms 0'BRIEN with hug of welcome thar
must cause the bones of the late CYhUs W. FIELD to
turn uneasly in their grave.
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SPECIAL NOrICHB.
1.CuIIIs AND Fsvss, CHILLs AND

a1..CBILLs AND FsvsB, CHILLs AMI
FxyEa Gus IL the greatest rem sdies that hss
been laid beft rs the pnbc for Fever and A9ue. and
which have received the highest epeoui ums from
fba PRESS AMI the people, ID DIR H0sTETTERs
CELsBR ATvD BfTTERs Who would fudure the
tostnres arising ON this terrible SiseasA. ~hen II
ca b. o, easily cure Who would endn-e sleep
fs zhts burning levers and lev cbiIis rferpste
ly. when q remedy eau obtained tor mere tTfe?
Ana yet how: many families finger out painful ex-
stegce underi tn Is deadly blight, and do nothing
but enip down quiuire until i becomes coInrnon
Az their daily meals. aud yet they are not relic ed
None but tho foolish AID weak would hestst e ia
procure ;hese val liable Btters. and save themselves
Intense agony. =,
sold By druggists and dealers generally every.
where.
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ANNUAL REPoRr OF THE PETERSBURG AND RoA-
HoKE RAilRoAD.-Ths reports of the President
and Onacsrs Of the Petersburg aud Roanoke Rail.
road Company, TO be presented before the next
annual meeting Of the stockholders, return very
encouraging exhibit of the transaction of the
Road, during tie year 1855. The receipts hom
passsBgers and freight exceed those Of 1857.
BY over $40 ,oOo and those of 1856, by nearly sl5
Co., The receipts from freight alone, exceed
those OF 1857 by yearly $50 o00 aud over those Of
1896. by nearly $4,000 This heavy excess O,
freight rec sip,s makes more than full amends for
tho falling on in the receipts for pssssuger travel
WHICH. 10 comparison with those uf 1857 were less
$3.50 IS. The entire receipts for heights durrs
the year we're $l44 ooo.o2; for passengers SllS,-
Cv2 ~ total $3.50 55s46
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r. a. To Ms-To AAms.-MER

tEAIsz Il M5-iU hAmS.- Vi ER-
sS>-a-A CHANTS MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS and
II ttners snd ina "a, ste1 90
position 10 the OdjO5 Tar BIZ p,:s j o. {. it-
CT! the Gath n5.a ny YIN II CT it1t e>0te arm
as IN tIHG body NOt-a q decrease u PRE- at
9l1H tier tires q = a. cstIs. increase on NE
tdycS q the NrctGAtS HGau flcfHrerS OthefS to
suppiY tnt Il, fcteHcy Callseu III, roDy.
AilOw as. The COunCIn who voted Cor
thai hi !, upou basis OF prime, pie did you
| IN thus voting tor such bIIi: Neither party OF
tax payers kai cong laiaed OF their FAX > com =
y ,red with each other. but ali united III tae m
pGi"t that you were seeLdiog the P,npie. BsOfjSy
TN fT5etB, an the taxes already were Ci too
NAH.
you short of II ans TO m ct he liabilities
OF the city, which stu TIER H. preSedaticsS hau
Incurred. ana Suu must ask Tor more money why
NOT GlcJ5GSe TIE tnre5 pro r0td GpOn the bin as 1t
preslUurIy stocd. untn jou hal enough?
Ly what p;lHCIpie a. you Zee nclie yourselves 10
vote fer suCh measure! ! Invite Those members
who elected By tue p, Opie, AM to whom they are
accou Ioe Ior their public acts) voted This new
bill 10 meet their constituents 1T he citing
-itricM chdrcn on Tue. day highs, ana assign o
~ III lheT viea 5 in support of lheir o Il bs hal
-Laoiy.e your actiou, .iessrs COuncImen, and let
Your constituents know publicly, whether, in go
by that ect, did rate 10 PIT money your otcn
pocic', 1T the cfgeHSe Of the Merchants, Mdnuftctu
FrfS, -H-citd..'CE "9td others.
let US Gem pa! Old with the new BILL
Mr. IS membsr OF our COUn II, and paid
tax last year Oh a2,0 ,UJ0rtaie 5 ate, 81 Oh the
SlUu-hl3 tax was $3.50
Be- this new bill he pays SIC on the SltJ-his
taxes ale..... iOF
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titht saw bS 4iO" pii', foo=Vu ~ ms wv
vote OF x5lO,
ON the 0 her hand. Mr. G ia a manufacturer, hui
holds no real estate and employ, $50 aegro hands
Oh VIII. h last year his TAX was 81 per hand-tJta
Sl2Jn Ky this bin tEe tx IS reouce1 10 IS pei
hand, which il $3.50; but IN addition mas to pay
first class TAX of S,taU-nekns his tax $3.50 IN
crease of $500 in his taxes, besides which he mes
pay his tax on his capital
NOW VINO in the naDe OF common gense does NJ,
make his $500 out Of? Not the City Treasury. u
the Council by tneir own act acknowledge they
have no more means than they Heed to meet then
engagements But he makes il out OF the ner
chant. ufactuTer, mechanic AID others who d.
r.ctly or inurecty have hal their taXes increased
by this new bill.
Then let the people, one and all rally to the eet-
in aud take such eatu 'es TO oppose the CdtGlS
act of sci iSh party in the COuuCil VIII have voted
u put money heir purse the expense o. their
ons';tuents NorEEs! VoTEPs. Mark the mer-
.HfSSTS SlHndfTS. Alien. Gid,edJ0ni, Fps DeH00H
Uhttheid dhd richardson, aCs the members VINO
yoJsa iOr th. 0it0uS 6W-n0t member (with one
exceptlon) who Is either merchant or mPnufsctu.
rtr but all OF them are real estate and
OF them very largely. L4BoRISG MEN! think Of
inst. ami let whether the decrease in the real
estate lures will reduce your rsnt or the aeio ant
heacB class tar imposed by iho.e men upon your
erp ~ ers (the mauufacturers) will increase gour
daily lUdOeS.
ren uon't Jet the sun If action go down until you
haye use all human Efforts uet~een now and the
coming pring Election to Leave those gentlemen tc
their quiet h)aes and elect such in their place who
VIII act with consistency and to the interests Of
their constituents.
Untwiih them, says
NH 1T JUSTICE.
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E 49, TAUNTON - Fellow citizers OF
-A-a Richmond The various calls Tor q pub,
nc meeting art most appropriate this time d n Il
the Importance If the subject inr il. consderaiiu
Au n az TO bespe ak for it a large atteu daLce De
! spite o. weather, or ordinary engszements, lei
every man turn ont Let unscrup ulous lesisa t0rs
learn th 81 We are fceemsn still, and, knowing our
Tights, Will ever maintain them. Lat them see a
be convinced that will not sub cit TO thsir sys
tenis OF making invidiCus distinctions among Us
ana cons ruet'ng us into CLASSES Tor tie purpose OF
extoring npequ and Unjust Taxation from Us
Let every mel chant { me let every clerk come
let every mechanic GOMEZ LET every citiz III Genie
flor the cite, ri oppressed let every
man come let every salaried officer come. v no is
not conhned 10 his let for the subject concerns us
al and IL will be handled by able so .aksFs.
Let US declare as one nan that we viii not sup
mort ady candidate for the Legtlatute. or for til,
Gy Council. or for Governor of the State who does
not pledge himself against tbs rs section of the
sih article of the Constitution nd in favor in re-
spect to taxation Of the 22d 23i and 94th sec iions
81 said article Let Us assert unanimously thar
taxes shoud ooiy be laid on eSSfino real pe ,S0ndi
g7dpcffg ia the possession OF tue citizen.
CONS come ALI NH Its W
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % --Scndts-A committee OF
conference appointed on the Legislative and
Executive bill.
The Postal Appropriation bill was taken mp.
House.-Ihe House resumed the consideration OF
the Naval Appropriation bill.
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DsAp.-Hsnry Wood, familiarity known as "Fa.
Their Wood, died in Scott county, Va ,on the 4th
nit lie, for several years, represented that
county In the legislature, and for long time was
its high sheriff
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THE WASHINGTON TRAGED7.

WAsHiSGIoE, Feb. % Hon. Daniel T. sickles
is still in ali. There will probably be attempt
made to get him out on habeaS corpus aud bail
him. No new circumstances relative TO the affair
have been Developed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

TBEAfRE.-The theatre wa, crowded last u ight
to overlooking. to witness "0ur American Cousin, ~
and the audience was kept in a roar Of Taught
from tho beginning to the end II the play. Our
"Cousin" from the applause Of last night, 10 likely
TO have 9 lopg and successful run.
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DEATH OF EX-SENATOR IIANNEGAN.
ST LOUIS, Feb % Hon Il. A. uanneeau, for
merly Uuited States Senator from Indiana, died
at the Planters House, in this city, last night.
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~ "CFFoap's LAMPS" HAVE CoME!-No Hum
Bug -tvshY LAMP WARRANTED Tho smoke-ccu
sln,iug patent Lamp. requires no glass whatever
Therefore. not breeksble. Burns the cheapest
whale oil or bacon gTeaoc-sives a cilguiariy pow
eIful. bat pleasant light. Its constructed that
the greatest possible amount OF Nygen is brought
il contact wi n the II lmg-thus Cousu ming the
carbon. Sold wholesale st manufacturers prices
BIZ GEORGE } SUNXER 20 Pearl street; also at Messcs
BrLkLEY's and YALE d Cos, Main street
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TTLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
nrpoarap FoR THE .DIsPATCH.
CONTRADICTORY STATEMENT FROM MEN,

co.
PHitapEIPHTs, Feb 90 An unauthorized loot
cent by the news sgsnt,) dispatch from New Or"
ieaus con'radicts the statenn net that the English
vessel ~ var at Vera Cruz had threatened to
b, ard The Tennessee in search tor illibusters,
and a'ates that force would be landed from
the French aud English fleets to protect the cit-
jZans. unless Mirsmon guarantees their safety be-
fore attacking the city.
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ST. Louis, Fob 26.-The overland mail, with ga
Francisco dates Of the 4th inst, has arrived her
The papers destitute CT news of general il
terest. No pas5engers came with the mail.
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RI HMoND, Deer 27t'. 1873
!. with pleasure certify that Rave us DIR. Mir %
nocks Ms dicue fCr rheumatism, and can safely r.
comT end il a cure for that complaint to all VIII
afflicted with that pain and 10 The pahiic gene
ally. TH. DIDDEP.
For sale by FISHER & WINSTON
Druggists. l23 M4ia st, Richmond. Va.
En-. Price One Dollar. f. 2s-6r
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HN- MARCH LIST. 1850.
E-THTBTTI " D 4 /.
SPLENDID STOCK OF ENTIRELY NEW
DRY GOODS.
WAT KINS g. ElC AZ l. e n
No. 80 MAIN STREET,
Square below the Banks.
Tb;s dav ,ye oren our elegant New Store an,
~ MARCH IST. l-j9.

" n Il IL Il - - Il u " ~ - - -
No. $50 MAIN STREET,
Square below the Banks.
This day we open our elegant New Store, and
offs, to the pablic magnificent stock Of
ENTIRELY NAV AND FRESH
RING DRY coo ID 5,
At VERY LOW P2ICEs-u unprecedented in thi'
CITY for the Srge g,,1hy Being early ard long IN
market uaeacansjsTed 3-tt old g70as, with cash II
hand we are justified in assuring our friends and
the public that unusual advantages will BIS secured
il pu. chasing goods OF US.
In our HOUSE will be found the LAeG EST St cS oil
ENTIRELY NEW Spring do1ds selected Tor the beat
CLAs OF RETAIL aui wholesale trails, ever exhibited
in this city.
Silks, Ha1dker shiefs Ves.iags
SILK Robes Spring Dei.aiues Tweeds
Grensdine Robes Poll DeChevre C5ttonadeJ
Barego do Spring PriG.s Lineas
Chale do Ginghams Table Goods
Organdie. Nantes Curtain do
Embrl leries shawls Oil Cloth
Parasols Hus!ins Beachd Dornes-
Splendid Rib Mourning Goods tics
b,ps Claths Plantation Fab
Hosiery. Cassimeres RIGS, SC
With everything else rita iniug to cur business
NOW READY.
In great variety, and -EEMELY CISAP.
Il B.-EvEnT ARTICLE IN oua HOUSE Is NEW and
FRESH
We invite all buyer, to examine our stock and
compare prices
WATKINS & FIOK LEN.
Whoessle aad Retail Dss!er5 ia Dry Goo Ia,
Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
Richm0ni, March Isl, 1859. lnh l-6t
sn- PUBLIC MEErI>G-A meeting Of all those
a thn4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

s5~ NOTICE For sac at auction, the
splendid steamers GLEN GOV and Gu R1Is PECK
We ask particular sttan ion m the sales Cf those
splendd ste smers, the GLEN C1VL and cur
tbs PECK. which will tase place This Evening, al
4 o'clock. st the wharf
NH Its DICKINSON, HILL & co, Aucts