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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28

UMoRK ISckNDIARisM.-Capta EDWIN r,
CAkAsnAw, Of Snrry county. having been
elected captain Of volunteer troop, which
did not reach quite the iuli number required
~ law, was commissioned TO come TO Rich
mohd aud obtain from the Governor permits
sion " organize with ,ha number already OBJ
M'asd, lie was absent but one night, bat that
80 aa0ugh for some abolition incendiary to
eara aswa his saw mill, loss $1,000. These
. - ara al over the south. doing ali
- - SlipeAtsf they can.
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ia Last Notice--Xes. the Last. Ii per-
sons indebted to me individually. will please call
and settle their accounts. or elsa Will give them
into the hands of others to he collected by law.
ALEX. HILL
p. S.-No further INDULGENCE will be given longer
than to the 18th of December next
no I9-d& WIN ALEX. HILL.
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' Jallor Chesterield Comfy. Va.


Ia htNAt w IN w As commit
w ted To the Jail of Henrlee county. on the 2lst
kNday of October. 1883, a NEGRO MAN named
II JACOB said to be the property Of Robert
IL Perkins. of Hanover county, Va. Said negro
is about 80 years old; feet = inches high brown
complexion and mas one tooth out ID front. had on
when connlttsd. suit of heinespnn. and bare
footed. The owner of said slave is reauested o.
come forward prove property. pay charges AMI
take SAID negro away. he will DO dealt with ac-
M A. ". &. H q
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sprcrAL NOTICES.


"a Fire and Life Insurnlicc upon y e..
SoNABLE AND SATIsF ACTOkf IEhmS =
G r. BROKEN, General Insurance Aren't, y Mss
returned TO the cIty apd may hc found N ms nneo
To- DAY between the hours OF and ~ o. cioc : n.
NJ and from to 5 o clock. +. NJ, after wh.cn tIme
funtil further notice. communicatious On nusI-
ne ss or Letters addressed to him ut Chariestgwn'
Va or left with Mr.. f. ID. Eacho, IN next ONCE,
will be promptly attended to. no Ell
az. The 81. Lawrence House.
".s- "e " CORN ER 9rH AND MAIN STS.,
Have vacant. suits of ROOMS for families Also,
single ROOMS for gentlemen.
A number Of DAY BOAROERS can ne accom-
mniafed, mo 25-tsl Mrs. X. MACDONoUGH.
ia November %, 1852
4 laree hot oil elegant
MoUsELAINEs,
POPI.IN Do,
nd other style Dress Goods, TO be sold oil ut once
,THOS. II. PRICE. &c co.
Have laid out n great variety of the above Gcods,
Ia which they invite special attention. They are
to he sold within the next few weeks at some
pr,ce and their customers and the public are IN
yted to give them early call, they may expect
10 get them at their own prices.
lust opened, an elegant lot OF Cloth CIOAKs, to
which attention is called.
LADIES' FURS IN great variety. Mink, Stone
Martin Sable, Hudson Bay Sable, &c, &c,
A beautiful lot IRISH POPLINS receiveato day.
no 2l-1m TH0S. X. PRICE co.
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a sToNISHING TO ALL.-MADAME RUS

a SIUNfSHENt' TO ALT.-MADAME RUS
"A SELL. the celebrated Astrologist, has Just
arrived, and will remain tut short time. She was
born with natural sft to tell all the events OF life
even your thoug hts will tell whether YOU ara
married or SIM gle, and how many times you are to
be married: will c1use speedy marrage. She has
astonlshed the ussnds with her magic power. No
gentleman admitted Mrs EpDlNs' Boarding
House, 18th or Governor street, between Msin
and Franklin streets. no Aim
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ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, 4

u Richmond, Nov 26. 1889 {
RI GEN Tx l. OH DERs.- Commandments of
III REGIMENTS of the Line, throughout the State,
Twill muster and inspect the organized vuunt eeF
corps of their respective REGIMENTS and those at.
tached, and report the number and condition of
such corps, their arms and accontrements. to the
Adjutapt General forthwith, and they will order
those corps to hold themselves ready for service
q moments warning.
They Will also cause any vacancies which may
exist IN the Company officers of the Line, to be
filled without delay. b. Command
WA. II. RICHARDSON, Adj. Gen.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED,

High Water this dag tfonfay) ~ O'Clock.
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IT, Noiice-To my Friends and the Public
| would beg leave to announce that [ have fitted up
the spacious basement rooms under the store of M.
Harris & Bro. of nth and Main streets. as
n REFRESHMkNT and BILLIARD SALOON.
and respectfully invite call from INV friends and
the public The Bar will be stocked with the
choicest W INES. Llt4 UORS and CIGARS, and no
effort will be spared TO give satisfaction to all who
NAV favor me with call.
FREE SNACK served up daily at II O'Clock A.
NJ. ino 22-dlml JAMES COLLINS.
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RUNAwAYS.

IA S25 REWARD. Runaway from the
x7fg subscriber, about the 10th September last,
"a bright NJ ULATT0 BOY, about Is years old.
~ He is rather small for his age; he has had the
--R~scald head badly; the hair IS BEGINNING to
grow again on the lower portion of his head. [
have heard that he purchased a wig and moustsche,
no doubt for disguise: IL = probable that he is
lurking somewhere about Richmond. | will pay
the above reward. if he is secured so that get him
again. no 20 rs z. X. BEASLET.
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-, ss1eCEOE HILL G NERAL
E-S AGENCY.
G. W IL TYLER

Office on Marshall, Bsttcssn St1.a and Seueath
Streets
Continues TO RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL n
returns his thanks for The liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him for two years past. au 3l-6m
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E'ENtING AZ ADENY.-The subscriber has
y opened his ACADEMY on the 9Th floor IN the
Mecbanh y institute, for the ensuing winter,
sisted hs '. o. seldom GRADY. For terms
apply ri . Academy. Open from 9oclock A. M.,
until 10 o'e 'ck, z. n, except Saturday night.
no lg-2w G. b. ESTVAN.
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"A HEAnQ'RS TIN REG. CAVALRY,t
"a RiCHMoND, Nov. 18th, 1859. {
1Es.yl Special Order No. =.
IN Capt WiCKHAM VIII order his com
panv 10 parade, for inspection, at Ashland, on
THURS DAY, the LIST day Of December, at ii o elk.
By command of Col. McRAE.
JND. F. WREN, Adiutant, no 2S-3t
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CRACKS FOR SALE

sNTUtkS FOX NA!E.-
- VfRSINIA STATE STOCK.
RICHMOND CITY STOCK.
NORFOLK CITY STOCK.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, Bird MORT
GAGE BONDS.
so sHARES VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA
RINE.
In sums to suit purchasers. b,
no25-ts c. w. PURCELL co.
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80. TpoyEsyENT OF tbs
zt~TsA COMPLIMENTARY OHM R TO
euaeuts IN view Of the present state of public
affairs, the absence of man: Of our eitzens benz
detained at Chariest0WG military duty who are
anxinus to be present and partcIrate. after
sulfation with Mr.. PRYOR. have determined t.
postpone tDe Dinner till TUESDAY, the Sd day OF
ne 262ts r. N. NIMMO, Chairman.
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NEW ST LIE HA r. Just received ,,er
steamer jamestown. a beautiful assortmen IF
young gents new style French Ronnd- Crown Soit
Hat, something entirely new in this market Call
ana sel one y Elicit X w EiSlGER'S,
No. ltf Main ST. Onnasita Ernhau.a a..
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WANTEH-lo0 ABLE BODIED MEN. to work
North Carolina. on GRADING and TRACK-LAY-
ING. Wages, 81 -25 per day. Board can be had for
$40 per month. Apply to me. at the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad, until Thursday, the 18th
INST, at noon; and after that address me at John
sonve, North Carolina.
no l0-lm* HENRY SAUNDERS.
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I EVILS WEEBg& JOHN G. WADE ofer
u for sale--300 bhs. Coffee G., Extra c. b. Circle
AAnd A; IS bits crushed; 2s bbls. Powdered; ~
boxes Loaf, 20 hhds. Cuba Mnscoyade SUGAR ~
Chests Superior Genpowder and Black TEAS. us
bags Laguavra COFFEE. 10 tierces prime RICE
80 boxes STARCH: 60 boxes Iaow. 60 boxes Ada.
boxes, leo half-boxes, 80 quarter bores Bunc,
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London witness having told the magis-
trate that he was penInan. was asked in what
mart of literature he welded his pen, when he
replied that he penned sheep In Smithfield
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LOST AND STRAYED.

I OST-On Tuesday last, between Grncs and
II Leigh streets, Shockoe HILL my FREE PA
PERS. ] viii reward the finder by returning them
to the Dispatch Office.
2-lt* ELIZABETH BROWN.
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n THE HOME GUARD.-An adjourned
Emectlng Of the HOME GUARD will be held on
HM0NDAY EVENING, Nov 2Sth. at o clock
III the City Hail.
- WYNDHAM ROBERTSON, Captain.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Orderly Sergeant,
Persons wishing to JOIN the corps, will please
give their names to the ORDERLY Serg't. no 28-It
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4 receipt of large aud splendid assortmsnt ~
Ladies' Furs, per steamer. =.
EIIETT A. wEISfcpp
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ING POW DER. the best in use, for sale hy all
druggists and erecers. JNO. w. GARLICK
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
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A GREAT REnUCTinN M GnnDS.

a GH Eat hEEIf HUN IN IsUUUS.-
"A 10 600 worth of Goods 70 be closed out ct re
dneed prices: at GoLDSMlT'S, EOS Broad street.
Nowis the time to receive bar. aims Dress and
Cloak Trimmings. Corsets. Millinery Goods,
Cloaks. Blesehed and Unbleacheo Cottons, Elan
nels irish Linens, Black Silks: Cambrie Bands
Collars Chlidrens' Worsted Goods Hair Nets,
White Goods Handkerchiefs. Gents, LADIES' and
Children's Under Shirts Hosiery, GauntIes, Wool
len Yarns II is to tine interest of all 10 call. the
Goods must he sold Mt some price to make roem;
if YOU want bargains which YOU will certslnir get,
so to +. GOLDSMIT'S, 2o3 Broad St
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zA-s MARKET GARDEN TWO MILES
=sS<f FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-I offer
'-A-s for sale avery desirable MARKET GARDEN,
containing between four and five acres Of land, in
GOOD condition. we'll enclosed ana ditchrd aud very
productive. immediately on the. Brook Plank Road,
and one mile only from the toll gate. There is a
pense, ca n be made very comfortable. Apply, te
2S-Is A. d WI 1t ANS
- FOR kENT-The large and convenient
Ia: ROOM under Office. 1t has both gas and
aGhwater, and is very comfortable. Toa good ten
ant will be rented low, Apply to
RAWLINGS " HOLLADAT,
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DENiTENTIAKY GoODS-For safe a. ths

L store. No. u Pearl street:
NEGRO CLOTHING,
BROGUES AND SHOES,
WAGONS AND CARTS,
SPRING DRAWS,
FURNITURE WAGONS,
SAFES, WARDR0BES,
AXES, CROWBARS &c
r. NJ. NIMMO, General Agent
Virginia Peuitpntiarv
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"a Elegant Rmckwheai Cakes can he
made by nsIns SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAK-
ING POWDERS.
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RLACkSMtTHS' T00LS.-Bernan,s extra
- and warranted Bellows. Wrisht's Sold Box
Dies, sied.e and Hand Hammers, Smiths, Tenrs
Farmers Knives and Butrasses. Sheeiug Hain-
for sale cheap, by
:, GARRISON & ANDERSON.
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Rf-, NOTICE.-The meeting oftte Stock
'-S~G-A holders of the CHICkAH0Mt Y AND
JAMES RIVER STEAM NAVIGATOR COM
pANY is postponed until TUESnhl,. 18th Dec,
next. w. II. a. SOUIHALE, Sec'y.
, Charles City, Nov. 23d, 1859. no 26-6t
-, Il. IL. GORDON. M. D., offers his
49, professional services to the citizens of
Richmond and It's vicinity.
GA Office and residence on Broad street. Church
Hill, between 2tth and 25th streets. no 70 Inn
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I 0ST-0n Thursday or Friday last, somewhere
l. in Richmond, my FREE PAPERS. The finder
will he rewarded By returning the same To the Dis
patch Office. PLEASANT bRADBY,
no 26-2tt of King William county,
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WANTED-T9h hire fer Il. ensuing year, an ex-
cut incumbrance. Trustworthy servants will find
q comfortable and pleasant home by applIcstIon to
W0MBLE & CLAIBORNE,
No oarlc Ct
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49, 4 CARD am no I"nger Il candi-
81 date for the office of COMMISSIONER
OF THE REVENUE, in Madison Ward, and
take this opportunity OF returning my most sincere
thanks To my numerous friends for the very kind
interest they have manifested in my welfare.
Very respectfully,
w. OSCAR SAUNDERS.
RICHMOND. Nov. %, 1859. no 26-3t*
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XHTANTED-5000 bushels dried APPLES and
w PEACHES, for which the highest market
price will be paid.
oc 31-ts POTTS, FARLEY Il co.
WANTED For the balance of the wear, at the
w Coke Yards, two able ZORRO MEN to work
under shelter. JNO. j. WERTH, Agent.
&C 26-ts
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NOTfCE.-I have this day appointed GEORGE
~ l.. THOMAS my agent, to carry on the
FARMING and GARDENING BUSINESS. IN tho
county oil Hanover, To raise what, corn, tobacco,
oats, and all kinds of vegetables. Also, to pnr-
chase and raise horses, mules, cattle. hogs, and
sheep, and all kinds of poultry and to sell the
upon such terms he my said agent may deem
proper; but all of his purchases must he made for
CASH. (uo l9-lm* JNO. +. CROSLEY,
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ROfS, OvERCOATx.--A good line sc Cloth.
4 heavers Pilot and SsAl Skin OvessaeAs, fsr
ss. ''a fai's iisi 3 I'M 4 lis
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BARGAINS!

~ TI0N, AT MAIIERT'S, Al MAIN STREET.
200 yards all STYLES Dress Goods to he run off very
'eheap. Call and see. 40 ladies' Misses and
Chlidren's CIoaks, at manufacturers' prices 800
Shaw Is. all STYLES. grea; bareains; 500 White and
Coored Quilted warranted steel spring. Skirts to
be run of at half the regular prices 800 large Bed
wards lindsey and Men and 'Bovs' We.r selling
much below their worth; 2000 yards Second
Mourning Calico the be st make. onls four-pence
sf0o Cambria Bands. Collars and H.ndkerchiefs,
the cheapest IN this city Cottons, Hosiery, Tick
ings, Towels, and all other articles in The DTy
Goods line, TO be run of cheap, at
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MONROE WARD.
.Nl COMMISSIONER

I(UNNUkE NALLEf kAILRUAU EN-
II TENSI0H--FOURTH REQ UISITlON.--It
has been ordered by the President and Directors,
that the Treasurer collect from each subscriber to
the extension fourth requlsltion of $40 share,
for the purpose Of constructing the Road. Ehe
amount can be deposited in the Exchange Bank in
Richmond Clarhsvllle to the credit of the ''Roa
nOke Valley Railroad Extension
no 23-2w T. A. WILLIAMS. Trnasnrnr
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NTANTED-5e HANDS, to make Howitzer Uni
w forIns Apply at w. Stages Uniform Tai
loring Depot, 18th street, near the Amencan.
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yNANTED-25 COO 4 RAIL SILl4S. each Sill to
w lie Of white post oak. feet long, inches at
small end, to be smoothly hewed on both sides to
thickness of inches-5drked clear of all defects
calculated to impair strength. To be delivered on
the line of the road between Fredericksburg and
Acquia Creek. For further information. apply to
WIN. N BRAGG, Sup't.
OFFICE R.. f. 4 P. r. r Col
Richmond Nov. II, 1859. no Its
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'TnGkOCERS AND STOR E-kEEPERS-
The subscribers Will offer great induceme. ~
upon iarge portion OF their stock OF China Ola "a
WaTe and EarthenwaTe, previous 10 their removal
We have many lots and paFcals Of Goods which
viii DO sold at cost to ciese. Call and examine
GEO. j. SUMNER CO.
Hay. HAY HAVING have ia store and
Tor sac ahoat so hales Of good Hays to WHICH
coed article. r. ii. wHiTLOcK Son. :
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING
- of the nckholders and friends Of the
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE. vii! be
held IN the Hall Of the Institute. on TUESDAY
EVENING. Nov Goth. att o'clock.
An invitation is hereby extended 10 all the friends
g! the Institute to be present. and It IS hoped that
zach Stakeholder particularly. will exert himself
to secure rs LARGE an attendance as possible.
no 2S-2t CHAS. H. WINSTON, Sec'y.
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w,A,I1gTIs,

yxTANTED-TO DRUGGTSTS-A situation in
w the DRUG BU6lN Esa, BY a young man Who
man language auently. Address Box ESQ., Post
{yffice no I-ta
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Foreign and Domestic Nails,


TIME OF CLOSING AT TIE NEW YORK oFrEcr.
poxssTO NORTH bany. Buffalo and Canada ..s45 p n
North and Wet mail. 81 A. n
Western mail via Erie kR. " a. N and s4s P. Il
6onth and southwestern
Gaatern mail, BY railroad 5as A. M. and 2
:" Z" by steamboat. ...........4 Pm
svNSAA xAns ,c on s1pdss I'll wais coae At this
cAIUeaHIA.. By steamship Illinois, Friday,
The Overland Mai for OalNofn,s leaves 81 Lous
SssTpsa % s ssS Se a e.
st. Louis"
g. ISs ONT gte Main nom St Joseph cdo) 70 Salt
Lake city, leaves St Joseph every Saturday, at
8A.E Letters should be marked Overland
via St Joseph"
30. PACIFIC. BY steamship Illinois, Friday,
nay ~ b.: - = M
the ls and 18th Of each month Letters should
be placed Ia the Of1ce ut New York aix days Ere
ytous 70 the above tate)
BkHAxA lILNps ON day he Of each alter
nate Cunard packet at ths port, being
month, the steamer Karsak will be despatched
with mills Tor the Banana islands, "a DO landed
at Nassau, N. r.
F5goyF. By stesrnabp Bremen, for soU,tamp-
ton and bavre, sa.ur day, May H.. t0H A. NJ.
NJ The Bremen, saturday will take the English well
as the Continental mail.
rlxk OF CLOSING AT TIRE LONDON oYpIus.
1oAsAY The Overland Mail 70 Bombay closes Ia London
as sollows:Via Marsenles, the 81 and 18th OF
each month Via Southampton on the l2h and
CALCUTTA. 81. ioth 18th, z.h via Maz,eiles oh. la
9th; 9th, via southampton.
CH1NA, TO- Via Marsejes the 1Ch 2sh South
smpton 4th and 10th.
AUSTRALIA Via Marselea susz on the 10th. Via South
. 1mptoo and Suez l2Lh-
MAuRrfiua Via AIDE. on the 4th and 9th OF the month
BRAZIL. Via Southampton the 9th Of the month
ass should Of Ssse dates E Sn pndsy &c
despatched the following evening.
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A FEMALE SIcKLEs-A Nashville paper tells a
Story Of lady Of that city, who sent FOR Northern girl
to assist in household abors. But fortnight had
elapsed before the good wife OF the household suspected
that girl engaged in family duties which belonged
strictly to herself She watched and discovered her hus
band iavshing endearments upon Mary Ann. Tho Banner
adds-Her mind made instantly az 70 what course
10 pursue, for che determined woman. She made
springs cleared the stepsreached her chamber
ard took from the manel terrible instrument OF tor.
ture manufactured from hide and sold by the yard
at each then she orept down the staircase with
The steathness Of cat but was with the erocy OF
tgress that abe sprang into the and bounced apon
the unsuspectng cuprs to both Of whom administer.
ed merciIess dose OF cowhde which completely scatter
ed and confused the enemy The rest OF the story
told. "Our Mary Ann" is by this time speeding ward
TO her Northern home fast n Pttsburg packet can
bear her, while the amorous husband Of our Sckes
heroine now works in harness as quietly and docle
ever.
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meet .. the Middle church corner Of Fourth street and

meet at the Middle church. Of Fourth street and
lafayette place.
The schools OF the Ninth street church. Greenwich cor
ner Of Becker and Amos s,iee) seventh avenue Fft-
eth street and twenty third street. will meot at the rwen
tythrd street church. between the Sixth and Seventh
avenues.
The schools Of the vr gston church. Twenty first street.
Knox Memorial, Twenty ninth street, and the Missionary
schools Seventh ard Eighth avenues, will meet at the
church Of Twenty ninth street and Fifth avenue.
The school corner Of and Fifth street, the
Forsyth street school, and the Eogsh and German de-
paIments Of the school OF Houston and Forsyth
Streets will NEE. at the Rev. Mr.. Guldns church, corner
Of Houston and Forsy III streets.
Should the weather prove stormy the celebration will
take place the first fair day.
THURSDAY May 20.
The Coiored Ekads-At the institution in Sixty fifth
street.
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Court OF Common Pleas

MAY 1o.-EEaabeM Raney administralriS, w. The
Mayor 6cThis ID an action for damages for causing the
death Of the plaintiffs husband by the neglect Of the city
authorities to keep the streets In repair. The plaintiffs
husband driving his cart in First avenue bet ween
Twenty first and Twenty second Streets when the wheel
sunk In hole, whereby he thrown out and so injured
tiG$40 GOO. -
Before Hon. Judge Daily.
Anthony Delahart u.s. The Second Avenue Railroad Com,
fany This was ar action for damages done plaintiff by
collision with his cart by Of the defendants cars by
~hich PLAINTIFFS thigh was broken. The defence is me-
elgence on the part Of the plaintiff himself,
MAX 1.-The Jury being unable 10 agree were dis.
charged.
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An impression prevails in many quarters that the
n Europe is going 10 prove fatal 10 cotton Every
that it must benefit breadstuns shipping and
selves by saying that must hurt cotton very seriously,
and that as cotton constitutes considerably third
of total exports the country the whole must be
loser by the This may prove a falacy. 1t is by
no means certain that the will prove injurious 10
cotton, that the whole injury has mol already been dis
counted For there no ground for supposing that the
will diminish the Consumption of cotton goods in any
part Of the world War impoverishes nations is true
but the cost does not fall the people some time So
long as governments the debt is postponed,
and the people hardly feel IT, The people Of Austria and
France are quite as well able to buy clothing this
year as they were last. They will consume quite as
much cotton as usual AS to England, the case is
f clearer. Great Britain produces every year about
OF cotton goods of which che consumes abou
GOO at home and exports $3.50 ono chiefly to
the United States, India Australia, China Canada south
America, Holland ard the Tree cities of Germany II is
clear that the war in Italy will not diminish the demand
for cotton goods among the people Of these countries
Much less affect the consumption here or among the
Chinese who buy from us. IT, them the great consumers
of cotton soodsGreat Britain, the United States and
their customers, and the European nations generally
require as much this year they did last how can the
prize Of the raw material alif During the Crmean war
the consumption OF cotton goods increased and those who
calculated on fall in the price OF cotton were dsappont
cd. We have had fall Of one cent pound ready
The receipts Of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad for April