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ES$~ WILLIAM Z. NJ aYo,
Late OF Bnford. Mayo Il Blair is interested in the
business of
WATKINS q FICkLRN
Where he may always Ge -und prepared 10 offer his
friends ana those of his late firm
AIARGE, ELEGANT AND BNTtkELY
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
by lin
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Rev VIM Anderson, of the NJ church, died in
Caswell county, N c, on the 9th ult.
In North Carolina, lately, Mr. Crow married
Miss Robinson.
man named Esrles was drowned in the Guy
andotte river, at Barboursville, on the 18th uit.
woman is 10 Jail 10 CabelI county, Va, charg-
ed with killing her infant.
Puuob. aud the English wsgs, generally, are
p0kting fun at Tenpyson, the poet laureate-and
laughing at his poetry.
The Presbyterian church Of Salem. Va, has giv-
en- AL unanimous call TO Rev Jno 4 ianneau, OF
Marietta, Ga, and it 10 understood that be mas scs
cepted.
Maggie Mitchell has arrived 10 Lynehburg. TO :
the purpose OF playing al engagement Win nuh-
kel Co:
Samuel Bocock, indicted for assanlting and
woundipg Edward Warren, iu Lyuchburg. has
been sentenced to IL months imprisonment IN jail
and fne of $40
Rev Tustiu, formerly prominent minister
10 the Baptist Church, has applied Tor Episcops!
orders. lie 10 now 10 Europe.
Among ,he passengers for Europe, by the Can
sda, are Hon. Rufus Chate, Of Boston, and Miss
Simpson, Of Virginia.
The uoitsd States Homeopathic Convention ID
in session At Boston.
VIM. @. Haisey. the landscape painter, died sud.
denly On Tuesday night from the effects of iu.em
perance. Deceased was graduate Of Yale College
aud 81 years of age. =
The ferry boat John S. Dorcy, which was par
TALLY destroyed by hre At Jersey City, Wsdn esdsy
morning, cost $45 Co., and was insured tor $685.,
000-su 1acieSt 10 cover tbs loss. The railroad
depot sustained damage Of only 81 500; ipsarsd
Two I've years old staiiion colts sired by Her
rick Horse, Of Highgsfe, VT, we're sold . lev
32,loo.
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SUMNER ARRANGE.

80 n. MENrs; TA;;., mREDucfD EDUC .,I RAr.s a.!.-. !.
> JaMEsT0wS. Capt rarlisS. and
.UAN,s u g, Capt skinner. will carry passengers 70
aud from virginia at reduced rates
The JAMEsT. WV. Capt. Parrish, leaves Rich.
mond every TUESDAY ateI noon at O'Clock. City
Point same evening" and norfolk vn WEDNESDAY
It IL 0'cl ok. noon. 'or New York. o. riviBg thers
arly next day and in time to connect with the line
soing kaat and q 0rth.
The ROANOKE Capt. skinser leaves Richmond
evary fRIDs Y afternoon &C O'Clock, City Point
oext morning at 9 O'Clock. and Por smouth same
evening, for New Yo k. srriving next morning.
RETURNING, the JAMESTOWN l. sves New York
ron Pier 13. North River. every SATURDAY afer.
noou ct O'Clock for Norfolk. Petersburs and Rich
nond, taking freight for each place.
The Il ANOKE leaves New fork from Pier -.
Worth River every WEDNESDAY afternoon, ct 8
o'clock, fer Portsmouth. Petersburg and Richmond.
taking freight for each place.
kEDuCE RATES.
Passage. State Room incldded, between Nor.
folk and New Is 90
3feef8Ge Passage. "
Passage, etste Room iGciudsd. bekween, kich.
mond, Petersburg and New York.......... %
teerage Passage. %
Passage, State Room incluoed. between
LynchbnrR and New York ..-...........:...-. - %
Passage betwee' Richmond ana norfolk seaAs ~
aE Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.
myz LUDLAM WATSON.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

R GzozGa B. SrEaL, Densiss, Ono
aud rssidence, No 2:I on Main, between 5th and 9:
streets. Richmond vs.. my k-ly
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DISTRESSING OccUaRENoE.-7oucting Incidental
daughter of Mr.. Clark Smith, of Canterbury. CT.
aged about IA years, terribly bur ned on FRIDAY
last. She was preparing the fire for tea when her
clothes caught fire, and before the flames could
be extinguished her whole person was literally
biistered from head to foot, from the effects of
which she died the same night. Her father and
mother were also badly burned In the Efforts to
rescue her. Her funeral took place on Monday af.
'ernooD, aud was attended with some peculiar aud
touching circumstances. At recent festival
given by Mr.. Marvin, at Canterbury, this young
Miss WAS made the queen of May, aud WAS attend
ID by twelve of her young companions as maids
Of honor. The dress she wore on the occasion was
nsed as her funeral shroud, aud the twelve maids
Of honor formed the sad cortege.
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man named George Reed has been arrested for
the murder of Olif Olson, at Suspension Bridse.
CIV.
Tristram slIoway committed suicide In West
Newburry, Mass. last Tuesday, BY shooting him
self with a musket.
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sHSnAMpoosINa WITH SHOVE

EE$ oHAMPOoHlNG WITH 3 W Z
BATH -Genrlemen. if you wish to get ur
deads shampSoned with the shower bath, / wouId
advise you to call at the Hair Cutting, shaving,
n hsmpooning and Bathing Saloon under the Ame-
eican Hotel, Entrance ON llth street. Single bath
Is cents. or five tickets for 81. my lO
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THE ARMY WoEM-We hear many complaints
Of the army worm. We understand that they
have made their appearance, Ia great squads, on
some OF the plantations on Noia Chuckey river in
this county. Que unfortunate family we're driven
out of their house by them The house was eur.
rounded by q clover field, AMI they became 90 nu-
merous, that the bedding, and everything else
about the house, was so infested as to render en-.
durance impossible - GreenpiAe (7ena.l Dem.
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Why is IT that free negroes from almost
every county in the State fl I'D their way to this
city and persist in remaining here, when they
know the law prohibits them from 30 doing! Yes
terday Two womeu-Elizaketh Lee and Susan
C;arke-were before the Mayor and punished for
refusing to leave the city when ordered to do 90.
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SPECIAL NorTcHa.


SaI~ Sss.oR1s LIvsR lHvrooRAros--
CosrouNpED Sss1RklT FROM Gua.--Is a mild aud et
fs1taai esthartio. acting first On the LIVER. to
EJECT lis morbid matter, then the Stomach ana
Boeels. and carries Of all matter taat prevents
Their hosithy action. and thus ssreu sthens and
builds np the whole system very rapidly aud is the
p"a LIVER tNEIHOkATOR
LtNER In YlGQkAToR
,,,rprs,,,s .,,,.. -. LIVER lNvl9oRAT0R aud
pUkiklkS THE BLOOD
POhfFIEs THE BLOOD
CuRks fIvEE COMPLAINT
QURks SICK hEkDACHp
CURES DYSpRPsIA
CURES OoSTlyENESs
CURks R0WEL CoMPIsINTa
Sold By all Druggists. ia x,-sn
D% LIcoaioE---In Mass and Sick. Of
the best quality
GUN ARABIC, tx enuinel for tobacconists
IuHQVA BEAns-Argastura, Black and Crvs
tanned wy
0LINE OIL, in glass Of new crop
In store aud for sale Iow by
PEIFIELD GEoRaR.
In Blair a Co.'S Buildinc
nay +-om Cor l2th and Cary sls.
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The PowHATAS House,, now occupied by
Capt. VIM II. Fry. has been leased fos Q term Of
nve years, BY A. X. CoRY. Bsq, who viii take
possession - soon ~ the lease Of Mr.. r. expiree.
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FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD, VIA destructive fire
occurred in Springfield, VT, last Tuesday night,
consuming the machine shop of Parks & Wolson,
the cabinet shop of Daniel Sanders, large board
ing house connected with the cotton factory, and
a dwelling house The loss is estimated at $15,.
600 TO $50 coo, and Is mostly covered by insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

Housn BRs'Klsa On thursday nigh
last the lock room at Mics Lavina Claibornes rest
dence, on Ssh street, North of Leigh, was forciby
entered aud robbed a barrel of ,ur, bag Of
meal, Let of Bacon and such other articles o: pro-
vision as could be conveniently carried of. The
robber effected an entrance by boreiog around the
lock Of the door and then taking it of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

NEr HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city Of Richmond.
Ofice in BelviD's New Building. on 18th. fronting
Bank street. is 26-ts
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DH. MANLFs DfrARTURE-Ths venerable and
univer sally esteemed Brother left this citv Iss,
week, for Aiabams. We were permitted to hear
ms parting discourse delivered in the Wentworth
street Church on Sabbath evening, 22d instant
without pretending to be a farewell sermon,
"hich Dr. Manly declared it was q simple i'm poss
sibiity for him to preach, it was still full of ten
der and delicate al'Hsions to the occasion, and
elected much emotion. Iu the course of his re.
maria he referred in very just terms to the re.
cent Convention 10 Richmond, as illustrating anew
the strength and beauty of the great pripcinle
OF Baptist poity-church independency. Our
own convictions were ia entire accordance with
his, and We cordially joined in his expressed
wish that all had been at Richmond to wituess the
proceedngs.-!S0uttern Baptist.
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-. MON ETEAM6HlF
80 o9MPsMys = ,1oE PIbADILgaIA y 4 J,a

MON STEAMSHIP
>Ek Company. .-pOR RPHILADgLPHIA
SH~a120 VIA CITY POINT AND H0RtO1bk,
r B5pkINd ARIA N0EMkNT.-6teem
sr CITY VI RICHMOND. Capt MIfcHxIL. stsemer
PENNSYLVANIA, Csptp AVID TEAL. steamer VIZ
GINA, Capt kxLLxY
One Of Jhese superior Steamers Will leave Rich
mond until further notice, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY. touching at City Point and Norfolk p
receive Fright and Passengsrc Rseurning. lsnyS
phiIsdeiphia every WEDNReDAY and bATUk
DAY morning. ut 8o'clock.
accommodations for the comfort Of pAsssogsss eay;
ing been added, as also more room Tor freight; Ana
We hope, by regularity. dispatch and care In pro
rectiug goods committed 70 our charge. 70 rsessss
An increase of pxtronsGe
arNo transhipment By this line.
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York and found. tlo "
Do % PhilaAslphia and i'snd. a
BILE ~ NV point md NOTION Sssns = b ths
river boats. a. ~am.x-L
ohis two OF three days, end then proceed - hsw
iosA W sA' Hy TUTTLK. Agent
all kockeeea.
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RICE ONE CENT.
LOuAL ATEAIRs.

FIRn Yesterday morning about :
O'Clock, ths rssisencs Of Mr.. VIM Etassou The sfi,
OF koeketss Hill Immediately opposite the city RaI
WORKS. took nrs and Was burned to the grcund.--
Mrs Stagg vas 70 the parlor at the time, awaiting
the return Of hss husband. sud but short TIM
betore had ssnt servant girl Into the closet a
get Soma article for her. The prosumpsion is.thaI
tho servant accidentally hfed some loose paper Ia
M .Se closet, - the fsmes we're frst discovored 10
% .ast part OF the iouss Owing TO the stesppess oi
sne niIiside II y - impossible for the fremen to
se. tneir sppsra tus. TO the building. Mr. Staag
AA' sn insuraucs Of $500 In the Valley Office.
| ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAn.-The insecurity
IN u. that they ere continually sttemptin0 To
O.eak ous and eject an escape Last Thursday
night three members Of the chain eanr-UogIa
nogah ,na;a h ana MGDonongh-detsrmined to change
through two Of the cells aud would have zone clear
o9t ior oeine detected BY the Sersean,'s guard.
who gave the alarm and had them mt ia irons
nhere - nos cell IN the city jail that shrsxd
fellow could not work ont, in the course OF a
night, with file or knife; ssd but for the auard
Kept continually on duty, not prisoner could be
Kept conhped against his consent, unless placed 10
When the Council meets next Monday ve.t va
trust the committee the jail will be prepared to
recommend some definite action on this subject
IL the city intends to have no prison at ALL lot the
,aet Do known If 1t Intends to have one, let that
secure
edifice The present Jail is not only poor affair.
put 10 reality nuisance Of the worst Sort for IL
breeds crime and disease and produces death
"ny tnen should 1t be longer tolerated. when
members OF the Council know IL to be unfit for
oog Kennels or hog psnsi Why not tear 1t Town
aeo erect one more 10 keeping with the progress
OF the city aud With humanity?
TEE 0Rs1s, Of this city, Captain Ell
iiott have received Invitation to visit the yir-
gio,a Military Institute at Lexington, on the Alb
ci jury next, and the probabilities now are, that
tney will accept 1t. The invitation 10 deservedly
nigh compliment to the Greys for there 10 no
company In the State, whose progress towards
perfection has been more steady and uuwaveriuz
4. TINS TRIP 10 decided on, aud there 10 no reason
that We know of, Why it should not be. mapv Of
tue afeys VIII have an opportunity of enjoying
Ior tne nrst time the rare scenery between here
ana Lexington, and all Of them will have the priv.
iiege OF witnessing the admirable drill aud tactics
employed at the Institute, by Col. Smith and his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

hr DE-. JOHN B. WALTEALL, (Homeo
oathist offers his oessional services to the citt
.sns of Richmond anT its vicinity. Once at bis re.
idence, OF Leigh str ct. two soors from 9Th.
Ia l2-hIT
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sA FRESH LEEoHEs.-I have just re.
ss,ved by Adams' Express fresh lot of Swedish
LEEGHBs. which will be applied upon most reason.
sble teT4n
P.S.-Uappiug and LeecEing promptly attended
TO- Csn be found a. all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Reom under the American Hotel, and 81
Night on 9th street French Garden Eill.
my 1-ts K. G. POBsON
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ZEN SCOTT AND THE EUROPEAN WAR.-A very silly
paragraph is going the rounds of some uf the
papers, and has found its way into our own, that
General Scott had bet 500 bottles of champagne
that Louis Napoleon would never re~enter France
alive. The opinion and the bet both surprised
Gen. Scott this morning, aud he regrets that any
friend or enemy should have taken such liberties
with bis name. Both statements are absurd and
ridiculous. Gen Scott is neither 4 betting man
oer guzzIer Of champagne. His habits are ex-
tremely temperate, in all things, and bis man
oer OF life IL most exemplary one. We do not
know what Gen. Scott's opinions are in regard to
he war 10 Europe, but the first military man
the age probably just the reverse of the which
somebody has put In his mouth.-N. Y. Express
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

Ttir t, now ADMITTED by the medical rroiession as
tuaaEmen'sl pris cpe OF healing science. 1t is
wisely provided by the human economy. thai
whenever anything il wrong in the physical sys
Ieul, th- natural forces OF the body brought to
bear t. expel the disease The great sim tuere
tore j. t. siren gthen the natural powers This has
been krpt in view BY The skiilful coBpoundeTs OF
DR. HuSrErTER'S BIZ skS. which operate to
siv" r. 81 vitality to all the organs of the f0dy.-
The eject Of III Il msdicne upon The st0mach. the
liver and thu Kidneys are PROMPT and decisive.
The pstieni v no Is wise enough to quit drug GiDg
snd try tha EITTEBS feels as If he had TAKEN a
article he is overJoyed to nd the streams of health
C0ursing through his frame. Let all from whose
check the bloom has departed. give Dr. J Hostel.
ttf's Celebrated Bitters trial
euld by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

The REMAISs Of Edwin F. Powell of
Gresnsboro', N. G., arrived here yestsrdav sfrsr.
noon aud will be buried By the Msaonio fsstarnitv
OF this city to day. Mr.. Powell died In Pstsyshure
but bis remains are 10 BE- inferred hsrs ct The Rs
Quest Of bis relatives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

GOOD TEMpLARs.-The Grand Lodge of Good
remplsrs for North America, which commenced
its sessions in Indianapolis on Tuesday last, sd-
,urned Saturday. Several of the Bi itish Provius
ce. and nearly every State in the Union we're rep
resented The order in Canada numbers some
seventy five Thousand members and 10 California
Tennessee, Mississippi. and some of the Eastern
5 ates it is in fourishiug condition. Men aud
women are admitted to member rship on an equali
ty-co operating for the spread of temperance
principles. Gen. S Cary, aud fher disting gushed
'emperauce men, were present during the session
of the lodge. The members, generally, spoke ia
Axultant terms of the prospects of the order
Nashville was selected as the next place of meet.
ing.
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S-LIcoaiox-.In Mass and Sick. q,
nzy- TEE GnxAr V1naIsIA RxxrpY

AND No HEMEr&.-
PETSas tNFALLLBLE REMEDY FOR aoNoR-
RHRA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES
Tkis great American Romedy contalninv q no Ner.
cuIlsi or BsfsaNtc properties, exceis every thin.
heretofore offered the public. in It's curative resto
ratiys snd rsuosatfng powers and the =, ,s.d;rsf
world are sstonished whom told that the above p.
n1edy will cure the above diseases and confonndaS
waea they have ocular demonssr aions of the fcts
But the proprietor who has known of the remed,
Tor tweafy odd years has hnowu of n case of tveoty
years standing to be restored 60 perfect health arc
sll otheE Of shorter duration, TO be restored
without aiaS exception and therefore Challenge
sny Case OF Goaorfh9a shich the remedy viii not
cure p Ioyided the directions carried ont witt
prudence the part OF the patient and to any one
pulcb aslng hsf dozen bottles, and using accord
ingly ia his OF her case he guarantees q perfeci
meS.icine. free of charge, TO complete the cure
through his agents aud cure will De effected with
oug inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
CRUISES APPERsON, Druggists
Agents for the city Of Richmond.
de l0--Sms No. 20l Broad st.
n~ LEE & PLEAsAHTs-
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
Practice in the Courts held in Richmond. Henrico
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds
kc tkeg are authorised 10 take Dispositions, Arid
Wits AcSnow led gments Of Deeds, Powers of AttoT
NeT Bills of sale, &C. to be Used recorded in the
ss{eFai States and Territories Of tae Union.
Once llth st. Sd door from Main. NH I2-ly
No. rRxTsIGEaAToRs.
REFRlGERATOkS cheap cheap!
BiTER COOLERS
WATER COOLERS
SH,lEER BATHS
ICE CREAN FREEZRRS
ICE PITCHERS
Persons wishing any of the sbove articles will
fud large assortment, q; VERY Low PRICES.
IHUs BULkLEY,
my tim l17 Main street.
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[ ,H'E Err - 40 boxes prime new Cheese,
jnst received, for sale by
10 I~-at WIN TAYLOR.
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SELLING FL ss NEoRo. .---Joehua n
Crsanor, sbsrff frt n The Stass Of Dsis~sre. -.
arrested yesterday ai isrnoon By Capt. WiIkipeoo
sod ef1csr SEAL th. charge Of bressg nee 8.
gre nsmed Issas. % hiscisy, froo Ds,svars, and
selling him into slsi cry. The circcmseasceo. %
var ~ ve have been able to ascsrssiu them, are
slsse; n; Isaac vas C nviotsd Of some o0suco II
vers and senteI tsd 70 trsnspoy tstiou. II the
.s % Dssvars are similar to those Of VIrgiuis.
n yu .ae snefn hes bssu gsiisy Of too elIsusss
soo osysnd the limit Of the State Of DstsWwe, e
J. plooao'e sost he b. . committed no ortos. Ope
tniog y ceftain--she negro Viii b 10 vorss j6r
Ss.ps s,sss 10 virs ios: u be can DO % legally,
road, and bad Q good nssssr. Ths osss Mn 800
before the Mayor this moruIpe. =
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EMIGgATIoN-The number of emigrants arrived
at tho port OF New York during the last week was
534, making the total since December u ,343--
The general war in Europe will restrain such
emigrsnts az are needed in active service aud les.
sen very materially tie mi grafton from this coun-
try during the continuance of strife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

CAv.LRY The first regiment Of Vir-
giuia Volunteers 10 very much ia need of Q com
pany Of horsemep, and We wonder that DO effort
are made to organize and equip "Troop" There
are gentlemen enough ip the city who own ridins
horses to make up strong and efficient corps and
tfforts ought to be made to get them enlisted 10
the cause. Who will put the ball In motion?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

HALE OLD MAN.-The editor of the PaaIdipp
CIarion' while in attendance upon the Perry
county Miss, Court. met an old Revolutionary
s0,ot s r, named jeremiah Wilingham, who knew
Washington and Jefferson well. and wa. at ,bs
oatfie OF Eutaw Springs, and many other of the
hardest fought battles Of the Revolution. He vo.
ted tor Jefferson for President, aud is now one
uuhoted and Two years old His last marriage
was contracted at the age of ssyentv-sevan vaar.
ana eighty years have elapsed since his fret mar
rage. He is still bale and hearty, can mount A
horse with ease, and can shoot q sauirrel from
tho top OF the taiest tree with rife.
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49, PARKH roINDkxTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

RICHMOND, VA,
viii practice In the city ST Richmond and in the
eoUut!es Of ChesteTte Pewnaten and Amelia.
sA- Uflica In Lisls's Building corner of Main and
n ,treets Sc 23-l2m
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FROM Observation-Disclosures has been recsiyed at
fort a1 Prince ct the death of Mr. Seguy Pilleva-
leix, the Hayden Charge d'Affaires at Paris. The
oesceased has long been government official, and
was once in the cabinet of President Boyer
Considerable excitement az been creatad bv ,ba
hesitation of the Chambers to respond to the pro-
positions Of President Gefrard, aud Danish for life
the ex- emperor ,Soniouaue. The president was frm
an nis demands, ard unless bis proposition was &C
ceded to threatened to expel the members of the
Chambers. Other members assented the expuI-
s'on OF Sonlouqse himself but did not wish the
sentence extended to his accomplices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

RIoTous PRocBfDINGs IN NAsHvILLE TKSN--For
tne past few weeks, the workmen 10 the employ
OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, have
Deen In high state of excitement in conse aueuce
OF the discharge Of several of the foremen in differ
ent departments, to give away for other mechanics
from the Northern cities. and belief on the cart
OF the Southern men that they would soou be
snppianted by others. The difficulty came to
cima4 on the Both nit, when fight took place.
though but little damage resulted. A compromise
was then effected, and the hands then went to
WORK, With the understanding that tho OH ectiona>
Die persons would be discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

1)kNTkE a NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS Will. SELL,
ID this day Saturday Nov. &c at lOa O'clock ut their sales
50 Nassau srees large assortment OF second hand
hSueeboId consisting of rosewood
Wardrebss .eer.rry bookcases Library Tshles Chairs
Tse aetes &c solid rosewood psrlor Suits 10 pnsh and
brocate git frame mante Mirrors heavy mould
nce and brackets rich window cgrtsas Caruces and
Rods c oak dining Tables French china dinoer
and lea Sets heavy cut Glassware &c Bedsteads edding
toilet Sets and other chamber
Paintings kpgravngs Vases Ac Also large lot Oh Kitchen
Ware, Stoves. Gas Burners, Woodenware, &C.
ALSO, a
Three rosewood Panofores, in fine order by
celebrated city makers.
ALSO,
One solid mahogany standing Desk richly carved, MADE by
', ALSO,
A small lot of made up Furs.