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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

DEATH or an Ez z-SENAToR.-Hon. George II. Bib
died at his residence iD GeoF getoTB, on Thursday
He was long time United States Senator from
! the STATE OF Kentucky. and chancellor Of that
State, aud subsequently fledthe cics Of Secretary
Of the Treasury IL the administration Of Presiden
Tyler. lie died Of pneumonia. He vac 50 years vf
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CDsfsG soDTB.- Bsvsfa3 gsstleEsp from canads
iht here fs@ days sg0 q ho came for the purpose
ofexsniBing some fafns ia this nsfgnb0rhood
fnsy came rot oniy 70 io0k Gus foF themselves
Int were 6eputissd By their neisn5grs 10 examine
aud inquire for them also. So wef pleased were
these genilensea that they have returned 10 Can.
ada Tor the purpose Of selling ea, prier 10 their
removal 10 this part OF Virginia. FredeYscks5ar4
(Po.) HeTold
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WHrpprYa A CuYLn Curt,

WHIPPING A CHnn. Curtis
was arraigued before the Mayor last Saturday 70
answer the charge OF cruelty beating bis daugh.
ter, Mary Curtis. Pat admitted that be hAd
whipped the girl for keepins forbidden ccispsny,
but denied that he had either kicked or peasss
he had examined the person Of the ehtid, az -
found that she had been severely Nappsa.
continued ths examination urfH 70 mensN ssS'
fh9,
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Also, = spiesdie stock OF
CLtTfts. gAr-idEEEs AND vEgTIg9s.
o. evsrs grade andqEsliiy fer gsnsleasp and bsss'
wear.
sisrge supply Of HEAyY STAPLE GOODS, fer
Fsgyzats scar.
Aiap. magnificent assortfaers os
kisaehsd snd Blown sHIETISas
IFfsh EfsESr
IiDsn EHEETISSE
Brown and Reached Cotton saEETTEGs
:, " ssc.s many ether things. too tdious 10 men
1oe-sb ~ winch h2se bsea purchased witbia ths
isst week pas, n phiIz1eiphIs apd sew York, en-
fhs fSost fsyoysble ssfHgs A3d will be SID cf,sss
~ No - Hssn stEssg
ma Zl-dAewzaa JsD 4 RxsJrvsn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

es~cusAp CARD PRINTING! -ThenIspa paTon
JOB ofFioS being new supplied with Two OF
ht0aIhS FAST GARD PRINTING PRESSES, Ia
prepared TO fs1fA.sh tassdeecription ofwogk cheaper
@03 Win greater rApjiity, than any other establish
'ssnt IN this city. The largest stock OF CARDS in
ths .ity caa be foaal al this olsea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

Tan GRowIva WHEAT Caop, in most Of
the upper country, is said to be looking wei' and
promises ao abundant yield at harvest. The con-
tinuous raius thus far, have prevented most far
me-s from seeding their oats, and unless ne have
more dry weather. the remainder Of tue meath
than In the one.half already past, corn plsnts
ing will be materially retarded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

RUNoaED MURDER CT ARMY OFFIcEas.-A pretty
well authenticated report reaches u8 from Califor-
nia, that two petty icers of the U. s. Army, white
| on their way from Fort Buchanan TO the San Petre
River, were brutslIy murdered by the Apache In
diaus. Their nam0hre not giyen.-6er I0rk Trt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

COLLEGE pgEsiDEsCr AecEPrEED.-Tbe Rev Geo.
W SAMPSON D. d tns pastor of The 4 street Bsp.
tist church, Washington city, sio was recently
elected TO the Presidency Of the Colum ban Coiege
has siguiied bis acceptance ofthe same.
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NIOTICg.-Farmers and Planters are

w respectfully invited 90 call eod EXAMINE our
stock Of flsin PLAID and Striped 0sneburgs, Lipen
ana Cotton Drills Penitsnisry klsds. Linen Vsna-
burgs &C suitable for servants wear, before max
ing their spring purchases as we are eeieg greas
Inducements in the above Dsnnd gods
JuHAsUN 4 HARWOOp,
an IL No u Hair eEreet
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CpRINg TRADE. l859.-More new

- arrivals til . mOrnirg, D. steamer Jamestown.
Spring silks rev ann elegant styiet; klesenf Be
RACES, Kobe u Lez: Jnpe and Douolc skirts. ee;
Delaipss Mourning ann Hair DO new style Jaeo-
net Lawns: large variety OF Brown and Bleaehsd
Domestic; Irish Linen ard Linen sheeirgs; Farm
0snaburgs
MY country friends particularly fnyitsd 70 ex.
az inc this stock, when they siat ri eits oieas
nduceu,enss will be offered to all disposed TO CEN
tinue TO patronize the old Established hsTgen EN-
poriHei OF ALfnaD siusnS.
an II Of 1sia sfS0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

sas- \ Way PslIeUI>R NorIcG TO GExTlgaI
We wcnld nckt respectfully tau the attention Of
eenfiem' n in Tautcf something that is fine and
god IN ihe waJ Il Boots. Gaitors Shoes or Pumps,
~ oar assortment Of sprinE Goods, Of such & aua
.'y and s5yie "a osnr9t bo found IN any other house
II this city They a:e im4orted by ourselves di-
Tott :rcEi this manufacturers IL Paris Forsalo low
by ALIEN HTLL K co
Manufacturers and Importers of
Boots and Shoes
~ id--t- No ~ Main st. Richmcr0 Va
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DRY GOODS.
1854 SPRING AEDsUhMER 1870
600 Ds. iOSC

tanune enlarged and re7tsed my gsofo, beg
80, ~ ~ - my fftsnds and the pubic generally,
sns oest assoI tel sfceksof
DRP GOODS
s ~. nav sver had ths pleasure Of es hibisfng i
Fancy Gry 3o0ds ~ " s'Ds" s~N
4 ehoies ard rich assortment Of LApJ Eg pREss
0gDpc, 0f tlo newest Designs va. N"
Black sn4 Egiofed siLHe
BKAfHsH,
hHALLfEs
UK9ARBIEs,
MUsLINs, Lkwaa
kAzS'ILLAs.
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IMPROVEMENTS lin the plan prepared
by Mr. A. l.. Yves. for enlarging aud beautifying
Centenary Methodist Church, is a new steepe, one
hundred sud ninety feet high. When the piau is
fully carried out, aud is ~ill be. beyond doubt,
Centenary will be very attractive house for pub
lie worship.
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JsD l. gyITHsa.
1850 Spring TRADE. 1910
ELEETT a. DgEwRy.

| IxP0RTERs AND WH0LE6ALE DEALERS
GFOAElCH AyD D0AEsTIc
DAY 6OODs,
No II fsad srs>t. Esehssoad, Va.
We hsve the pleasure u 9erag 20 slss nerraants
of virginia, soEEa csseilaa snd 1snEa@sse tEs
ssrzest AID best stock q
vs hsve ever tnen sble 20 exhlfif.
ss pave bestowed nnet lime ard labef 20 zst ED
tnls country cas- en=r b. tfer seiseted st0eg Of
kpgilsh and American Prints
gsney printed Lawns. Jscensts sns Canbrics
kios krstca and Engsisa Orgsasiiss ard Liisi-
Fancy garegss, Deislnes sud vsi+na4s
CANDIES. Barsses. Cha lies and iaJss. DeisIses IN
siks, Poplins, Geek o 'seoss Miiainss
Layilla Cotns. Debsges, SC
In White Cslnbries swiss ausllns, Irish Linens,
&c, we have. Of own inap0rt.ton, large sfaek
Ehiea ge wli sell lower than we have sysr besl
In goods for gent'cmen's and boys wear, ourstock
isysry iaTge an5 Tarlei. and as cheap "a we have
| sTsr bseE bic 20 sell them
ne have an extra large stock OF goods for ne
German and scoteh Linen Rariaps
Farmers Drlils;Lin Ducks
Heavy Coitoa fwilis and Cotsonades
Pisi. and striped Uamestics
Pad snd striped OEusburss
Denims, &c.
To sli of which We ask a special examira ion by
the trade We determined to meet the market
houses. ELLErT & DkKWRY
IN t-sIl
y E" SPRING aO0,1S -- Mann p.
~ FALENTINE, JR has uas received by steam.
| er, rom New York, variety of choice Staple and
Fancy Go9ods. Of lie latest aud moss fashionebs
sts las, saited to the present and approaching
| sons, Of which the following are q part, viz:
tarS2es. Organizes. and Piccoomini Stripes end
Robes
| silks, Cnallies. Law Ms and Jaconess
Plain and printed Briantes, in large quantities
Mourning, and halt mourning good CT evesy style
/ tan bri1s. Nan socks, and Eagsrie Muslins
Laces, kdgnga aud Ia-eftings
| rench, L glish aud aint fic An prints
| lfiaE Linens, Linen Cambria Handkerchief, ard
| Linen Drills
Table Dsmask. Napkins. Huekabaek. Diaper and
| Crash
| Hosiery. Gloves. Sleeves Collars &C., &c
| znaburgs Denims Duck aud Ticking
| Bleachsd and Brown Sbirting. Sheeting, &C.. &c.
| The abov have been boughE at "a liberal discount
for cash. and now offered wholesale anG retail,
| cheap Tor cash or TO prompt customers
| MANN = YALENTI ~, Ja
50. corner OF Brosd AID Ninth streets,
| NH IL In Near the CAPITOL Square.
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Ma W L. Gocogs passed though th

MR W L. GoGGls passed though this
city yesterday on bis way 10 Petersburg. MIR.
LETcEEE also arrived here yesterday. Persons
Wishing to hear the discussion in Petersburg to-
night, will avail themselves of the opportunity
offered by the special train on the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad. See advertisement.
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s- FAIRBANKS nCALEs.
WAREHOUSE.
No. loo Mdia Street, Richmond, Va.

NO. IUo MItn MTeet, RtcH6lond, Va.
4 at1if0TYa stsndari OF Weigh And correct sys.
,eGl u Weighing. subjects claiming the attention
If every id pyIunGl in tho country.
correct Scale Is u JUST arbitsr between buyer
and seller, and IL OF the utmost importance that
instrument 80 universally called upou 10 decide
questions of great value in the daily and hourly
tfsnsactons OF business. should be Of sach rsIt-
al those eoho may bc affected ty the results sadico-
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

TIE TaIAl OF WM e. DENEkLE, on the
charge of grand larceny, is progressing slowly, Ia
the Richmond Circuit Court, Judge Meredith pres
siding, On Saturday last the Commonwealth COM
pieted the examination Of her witnesses, and the
defence commenced, but If the counsei GA both
sides determine to argue the cause, we have TO
doubt that it will take until Wednesday for tbs
Jury to make verdict.
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A CARD 70 THE PUBLIC--CHAs. A..

"A GWkTKIN, No. l6l iain street. Richmond,
Virginia. respectfully announces to the Pablo that
he has renewed his lease on the business house ie
at present occupies he returns his sucero tlfauhs
to his friends customers and the public. Tor the IL
reral patronage they OEve eZtendel 10 MIN. Ry
strict attention to business he hopes to merit cJ-
;inuance OF the Additions Of new goods asye
been made to his stock this spring. By Ihs steain-
ers New YORK hs will continue 10 receive ship
ments Of the newest and most fashionable oods OF
the season. CHhS 4RAlkIN,
No l6l Man street.
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SEEEaE Hail sToAa.--un Tuesday evening last a
violent hail storm visited the district OF lard lying
setween spottsylyania cocrt house and Milford
Caroline county, Va, doing great damage to the
growing crops. At some of the points perfect
tornado prevailed. The Fredericksburg Herald
says:
The fret we hear Of it is ia the neighborhood
Of the White Hall Gold Mine, where II rafased
sLe farms of Robert l.. Foster, james Fanikner
.lohu Bfightweli, John Chewing, Jr., William
jacbanap, Alfred Poole, &c. Thence the. storm
passed 70 the farms Of Joseph Chewing, Cspt
Long, Cot. VIM. P. Goodwin, james Southland,
Richard puliiam, John L, Andrews, Maj. y
Ctatehfeld Thomas II. Beasiey, Lemuel aartin,
". Crop,J. O. Jerell &C.. &C., continuing its de-
strnetion In Caroline, the crops OF Mrs. Coghiii,
D.. w. Bsttaiie a. N. Welsh, Esq., at Milford, &C.,
embracing a distance of 10 or 20 miles in a direct
line. Eaii feel at Mr.. Andrews the size Of psrt-
rige eggs Such Of the wheat as has ivinted has
been very materially injured, and Mr.. A. puts bis
/ ess at half the crop.
Ia Miebigaa the Republican msjorlty, at The
late election, IL between 5000 and 2G, 600.
Hon faystts MeMulisn has wi.hdrswn from ths
Congregational raae in the Abingdon, ve, district,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

TARRIyG AND FEATREaING At THE u. S. NAVAL
AcADEMY.--Ihe court OF Inquiry ordered By the
Secretary Of the Navy TO investigate the particu-
lars OF late difficulty between certain pupils q;
the g. s Naval Academy adjourned on Thursday.
afIer having made their report to the head of the
Department. The contents of the report have not
traGspired.
Itsppsars that pupil Of the academy. from the
State Of Rev York. bad excited tho animosjty OF
his classmates BY his general conduct, which, ia
their view, WAS net "becoming an officer and gen
ilemeD,' end was regarded by them rs aiscredita-
ble to their esprit GU corps. Their indignation To-
warls their fellow papii 30 strongly feit that
they determined inti'c upon Rim disgrscefal
punishment. Accordingly, one evening rs tne pu.
ps, after tea were ea7IDH the dining hall, some of
thato threw @ shawl over The head OF mo o1nox Gus
Individual lie wBs then iorebiy taken To the gas
bouso of the Institution his Clothes were removed
sad plentiful suprly Of tar Administered TO his
per GA. ate cohtents Cf couple OF pillows (sacrl
hced 70 tho ocCssfoa) were then bestowed upon him
until be presented tho appearance Of ieathered
Diped Thls act of characterization. OF course, be-
came subject of Cficai investigation b. q court
martial; and NJ grounds oi Qualification (tauy ex
isted or were pleaded IL is supposed can saYe the
principal actors IN ths breach OF discipline from
9unisnment. 'The decis 0a OF the court wiii pToba
biy be known in few days. In the meantime 1t
is understood, the developments made before the
court Of inquiry were OF aach character, IN rea-
ton to fe object of the assault, That he mas been
diam Used from the a edtfDy.
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ssS~ Tun BrsT CogaH SYRUP In TIRE

The best Cough Syrup in tse world IL Harts.
sorne's Pectorsj ayrrip OF Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and 10 pro
aaunced BIZ medical nea, and those who have nsec
n 10 be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds
3atarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, sore Throat from
. cold, and preventive OF that lion OF diseases
Consumption.
the taste scstens clears and strengthens the voice
aiays all irritation OF thethfcst and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles Is and SO cents and 81. Sold By sii Drug
xists In Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and al
towns in virginia. &C l1-o2n
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Er BEAUTY. 1t has Q votary N ev.
Won wish 10 he sub,ee,ad TO such an Inhuancs, ~
to the PH0TOaksP Phi and FINE Akf ~ ..s ELs ~ y.
and see 1t gioa rpen the canvas ofsasse A ~
PHOTO6aAPH DO this and Il you pave ,,ls ls1ss ~
!, EEL anl \ taste 70 appreciate, Jon ihuss W
ppho'osraphs taken all sizes, Up 70 LIfs eopiee
from Daxusrssoypss Anbrssypes xo ss ~
| In oil or wafer eolafs. makias rssRW III MfvN 4
sares. Opposite Custom House. \ Main q g.,
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FA I2E DAILY nFsqATTSFl p served 70 snb.
ttEtef1s 81 SIX AID O. ssTzg ssvTs PER wsxK rey,
ABLE 20 fhs Cartier ~sailx, rsscn fsr mailing Sd
year, oT S2-5a for Fix rseBtbs. ia asvapeo
aET'THE sE6y- -WEEBLY DIspATOn tsi~rcst
every tusSaaE o1.j tridayss 80, Ia advance.
3E~HHF @EEKlg EisPAws0H ss tgxncd every
gS.dsy, aaa Tiaiiea u Subscribers 81 III r,g s,ygn,
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FERE.-Getween the hours of 8 and
o'clock last Saturday, an effort was made TO burn
the book store of MF. Thomas Starse, south Main,
se,ween Oh and l0th streets, by setting fire TO a
quantity Of trash aud straw in the cellar. but lucs
i!y the flames discovered aud extinguished
before doing serious damage. The incendiary it is
believed gained access TO the premises by the rear
cellar door, which was left uufastened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

~ LApsEs' uErL GAIrEas. Al 81. 90 AND S2-The
s0b.ciiheTs have now in store !srCeasscrtment ct
La5}eS U2iJ:Ts. with and githout heels Heel Gal
tiers from 81 10 60. Also Caters wiihou. Scels
~ The iov prise at q and upwards They aro a
drst-Tste article for the rli5e For sale h-
GR lest ALEX HILL 8 co.
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nICH EEW DRESS aOODs--sGCON

uECH NEW URES5 UVUUS--EEUUNU
AZ SUppLY.-We would invite Immediate alter
ton to the following elegant SPRING 9t' DDS. for
ladies':
Two Fieunced and Doutle Jupe silk ,sVbes
Elegant bay sdero lad UheGe silks
Sp eudid GreEadine and bersge Robes
Rjch 0rQGbde and Jacouet hoSes
Elegant Robes, A'Tnniquo
Rich Printed Bareges and Glsce Poplins
Grape MareiZ and Barege De LANES
Black fhaliie. Tamartine ana Mourning pucais
Black Siis MANTtLLAS
Rlsck Lace 40
Black silk DUsTERS
Black Earege do
French and English Prints Giughams, Rrilisntg.
ard other styles of Dress Goods
70. novelties in all sty les Of Dress Goods enquire
at No l43 Main street.
ap "a AK PARKER a 90.
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MORE AEW AND CHEaf DAkSS
IsI GOGDs-opening this morning large ios ~
Dress Goods consisting Of b. rages, Caslies, Lawns
hai he Rerses aud varlou other iAsniGshle ssyeS,
shich will sell off at great bargains call and
buy q cheap Dress at MAtLEhIs
apl Cheap store.
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@a~ NoTT@s-The tubsoribc9s would most re-
specially icvisc the attention of their friends. Gus
foaeTf' ana the public generally, 80 their eprGg
suF0ly 81 lad'ea 0eatlemcn's. Roys'. Misses' and
Chil6sen's BOOTS and Suogs. Of au the latest
styos, ana ef tie best quality both of our own ma
ru.actSye and Of the bes Philadelphia ard Eastern
waTS. All oi The abcvs wera purchased in person
hy orc e the firm, WITH pagticu ar attention being
psi5 ta jGe retail department All &C which vii be
sa'i lev for cash or 10 Yuuciual paying egstome-s
as usual. ALEA Hill 4 co.
Nol2e Vain s.. Richmond, Va.
ps--TsdieS'. ssrtefnoh's boys'. l,isses' aud chill
GT,ps Soets sad Saves made &c cFIer, a. usual, By
- ia-6s AuACO.
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NEILL OFFAL AND CORN =

MILL oFFAL AND CORN
IsA 20,eos bnsheis BRAN
lao 0 bushels BROWN STURF
10 Go iusheis SHORTS
6l&o bushels SNIP STUFF
$50 bushels CORN
Yer sale by MARK DcWSkX.
aD l2-im
1859. WATER COOLERS. 1859.
ahDEN hRGINES, PGMP5
" AND ALL KINDS 0R TIN W tRS;
The subscribe Is preparef TO iurnish the trade.
and the suoiic generstiY. win ali Articles In sas
above lins. a. short notice ard cnsapsst f,sss
spI3-im 18th. between Main aud .ary.
ThE undarsig ed have f,rmed q Go
i partnership. under the arm and styss Of " IL
LiAas q kLtioI.l. for the .urr ~ 81 cosduSsisg
= genera, HAap@Ass eas'"sS' IN the e''5 "'
":r They have su taken the well known asdsarehoase
s's'''1 II HARDWARE, cUfLERY, SC,
And hope by ssrics attention sad Dos.sass rrt ..
i iir kIDHa0SD l. wILLiAa,g.
Late With vAa lev, x r. .ieg 10y = g.
sr I5-im Lass with Smith : tssxos.d.
NOTICE no BUILDERS. .--eealsd d Pro-
| lS posals 10 construct Hotel, In Daavilfe, Va,
viii Sc received AZ tas oies OF the psuyiic siessi
Gon;paa until The % q aay, dreeisa e g y9BN
ny. ..anyisie Va aad enaossei proposals ior ouah-
shf Pans. % specifications ana woralrs drswings s4a
b. seem At my ei}iee no lag HaiE street anti 10
18Th Apri. and alter that dsy AZ fhs sn1le u shs
Daasilns n. ssl ,,; i x s MI, ~ius saaas
back 50 feet The whole. inolad.ns bassbasas. wis'
| b six storiss high aas buslf q bxlsk .s.4
| .rAa.s RSel snond, Va.
nLEVE'S COMMERCIAL INST TU1k,
| n rorgrR MAIN AND llrx sTRkATss-~2hi.
In.sitnssor js nov IN fuu tpst Tbs eontsee ef
srsssrpfNa. ard ies expiration 70 tho Fsrio~s aa-
nl.s.ssssss q of trade, ffacstcAi saa 0rnGms1sAl
tssissak "a |. sakcsoseh and psacsseal
~ fhe publc. we scaroeIx deexn y nec~ncx{ g
az mscn a q n nv seel .s. = ssa sa sa.s frsss
sesjcus esperaiiy, i ~ rArAmo6ns hnpQftA1ce so
/ tie YOU II ~ nsfsAAtite coEaasnnfty - Is. !. .
| trssa xnd s'siosk. .rrxn : ma
- t1-sss kASYAN
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IHyADsWO6TH. TURNER Il co ,

No Is F0uRTfENTH sfBgrT,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
HAVING rfc-ivsd by recent arrivals q complete
assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS. comprising altogether. very deliTablc
assortment, suited and selected expressly for tho
trade OF Virginia, North Car0iipa and Tenues ssse.
all Of which the trade is respectfully invited 10 ex
anime uh I-2r.
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~ i5--5- No ~ Main st. Richmond. Va.
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Tic aegs of The srccasslg! issue Of tits Paraguay
Expedition has already been confirmed. Tue
treaty OF ''i..s0dsbj2. commerce and navigation
w-s s.gasi at Ascauciou Oh the Oh Of February
is it., .as rivers are made free 10 cur ships. THE
aoeua losses by tie An rican 5!anu featuring Com
paDy sce % be a'jvs.cl a: W4ohing;oa hereafter
4 i,t:er .soa Oh board she I s. steamship Fulton
gives an a1conat of the voyage up tie Ascuncion
AID tie scenes along the routa aad after the arri.
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ixPoRTKRs AND wH0LE6ALE Dg4Lgg.S
LSFOGEfGE AND DOAEsTIC
DAY GOODS,
Smyrna times., 1859-03-31

Ali kIGHr! DE SAurY.''-D S auty, the grra
mysterious De Sauy still remains the Cyrus station
OF the Atlantic Telegraph, with several assistants, who
by night and by day, are watching for Signals
broken currents" " uninlegible transmissOns,' =
and all that sort of Thing bout the best thing De
Sauy can do IS TO drop his Intellectual wire-working
and come on 10 Philadelphia, where he can be Irce
from anxiety. and enjoy the luxury Of wearing such
elegant garments are made at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall of Rockhil & Wilson, Nos COB and COS
Chestnut street above SIxlh. PmIadelphla.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-31
Some ofthc Evils of Il Financial
Crisis.

Not only is II with the ruined merchant the depte.
caioh OF property, loss OF credit aud the many MISE
res arising from bankruptcy, that need make the more
loruhale lccl Tor the poor, Through cold winter
cIe are sun deeper mIsiOrtuneS. far below auCIs
affairs. Here lies some OF the wOr of the evils
When you come to look the facts in the Glce Of
ihe great quantity OF men and women with FAM.
neS Ol cmldren-out Of employment; when Ihe
WhcHlhery OF lhe iactDres still; the silence that
preNaiS IN The ShIpyards. and all the dCSOlaOns of
suspended labor facing the rIQur of winter for lh.
poor ana needy II Is truly heart-Iend Street beg
sars and professional beggaTs in a generous country
IKE ours does we'll enough; but ali there lies not
the deepest s0rrows. The keenPs sIngs of hunger
most iet ty th use whom the Amighty has end0w ed
with a spirit far above hegglng-a class of ueouIn
whose only ReanS of subsistence is labor. and with
plenty OF work are comparatively happy but when
lhat labor IS suddenly cut off. and heV are thrown up
nn cold world, and begary and siares them
IN inc Iace lhen comes the trials that their very
hearlslrIngs. There are many widows with hItIe
ChlIuIeh ana thPT single rooms without fuel, almost
ueSutuie OF clothing and not knowing wAere their
next meal Is 10 come from, while their le babes Law
upon Their WIlled and hal ifamished breasls nnd Ia
say to them 60 into the tireet and beg woud ne
next 10 ueah There are Instances recorded of laIe
Mhere uealh has ended suffering rather than beg
IhOse are The ones " lao need and from the more Oru
nate hands of the charitable; those arc The ones hot
are truly 10 be pIlIed and charity the poor and dis
aDled Is one of the most prominent and beautiful cha
rActerlstcs OF Christianity. 10 this class of suffering
people, whenever can learn who they are am one
VINO Is going 10 put my goods down first cost If uOl
below that, during this dull season. Nu only am |
usPoSed 10 give my mile In this way To the worthy
poor Dut at tins season OF the wear am anxOus In
iu OI my winter stock at some low price rather than
Keep IT over TO next year. Therefore, if Winter BOOTS
ana SHOES for both men and women don't gor for one
price they must go for another for am determined tn
sell. So, look out for bargains at FIANICEN'SI |
cheap Shoe store, No. 10 West Second street Wi.
"'"s'oh' February lSlh, 1899.