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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08
Y. b. HOPKINS. ... JouN AGERTUR
HOPKINS g. .AGERTUR!
Architects and Master Builders.

"oULD inform the citizens Of Wyandot
w and adjoining counties, that they are
prepared to enter into contracts for doing all
kinds ofcarpenter work, such as building, a.
bing drafts for buildings, public or private,
kridges, DC, making estimates of the cost of
the same, or anything else III their line Of busi-
ness, on as reasonable terms as can be had in
the state. References given if required.
IT. Sandusky July, 1857. "A
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08
KIDHL & WINEL md,
CARRIAGE FACTORY.


. The subscribers avail themselves Of this
method of informing their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have purchased the
coach shop in Upper sand.usky, heretofore
owned by J. II. Carson. and intend to contin,
ue The business of Cprriage making at the old
stand where they intend to keep on hand and
make to order all kinds of Carriages, Buggies,
Sulkies and Spring Wagons on the shortest
notice. Repairing of all kinds done in neat
durable and workmenlike style, and on moder.
ate terms. We employ number Of as goo'i
workmen as the country affords, and the best
material is used in all our work. All persons
wishing neat AID durable work will find it to
their advantage to give us call before pnr-
chasing elsewhere, and we think we can pro-
duce strong inducements for them to give US
their custom. All work warranted.
WIN. KlEHL.
j. A. WINELAND.
Upper Sandusky, Dec. 10Th. ly
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Pu5H'b'd T.is Day:
MRS. SOUTHWORTHs NEW WORK.
vi GRLAT SUCCESS OF n.
TIE
LADY OF THE ISL Z.


MRS. EMMA D. Z. Y. sOCTHwoRTHi
Aohor Of "The Les. H,ire" De.er:ed Wi's7 MlsErE
Brde' India" "Wife's yic.ory," R..nba-
tion,7 "Dssu5ed D,ash,er," Casss Of
Clifon,n ~
Complete IN sIs resty bound n cloth foT Ore
Do!E ard rv'n.y.h's Cents or Two yclaIaes,
Paper cover, fer Oae U0Ilu.
E>d2 id' Roberr Morn, eIq The ecor O The PhsadeEAi Ai1
Pshs.y.cQsi 80 Iaggi'er, Idys Of SC:
hs so,t9wO,k b-T'ef hss declared th. this s;ts rost
tir guar hs has gri'.ru and vi
deed 7. a than l. Ia resting
siy b. he p~n. TIE inc.j,I;t se
worried up and they Increase u importance the so
cesd fbe crsrs .srs s;soIs s'ke5 tsro ou: II fe
wsntJ ,sJ hat H. Sthou qus-ion he sss; ~ok Ia A
u'IWOith has ever sIitJer.'
Foriale bJ ?. A. srsay, Dick FzFeTsS, D. Appleton
Co Lesv1 Aner, ara bysl ether Book,'le sni NsE'
Agents IN this city aud the United States ad Csns4
Copies Of er .don d TIE above work all Be scot any
pe'op tIy ,t c tie United States free CT tose % their
sps price Of tie edition they may ziih t5e psb
H,h,rs e.tsr Ao3rsss 81 order receive nn.dis'e g.
.eut,op 20 T. 3. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No 5C5 ChsStnl', Phlatslp5is.
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OPENING DAY

IL
NEW SPhING MANTTLLAS.
TUESDAY, .ar-A q
No. 3sl BROAD Way.
RICH vLLyET MlSrILLLAs
Fof Eary sTils w..
RICH SILK CIRCULARS,
RICH SILK BAsQU.S,
RICH SILK CHESrERsIELD'
ELE0,sT CLor9 SACKS
ELEGA>T CLOTH IdrsrsRsIELDs.
ELEGANT CLOrd sRAWLs.
BLACK SILK BURNoUs
BLAcK LACE svRNocs,
BLACK CLOTg BURN0Us
CoLoaED cLora BJRSous.
ALSO
tai MAS,
LACE AND SILK F1OC9cEo MiNTLLAs
Wk.rPESs, H.,
In every eos;stvss!s ya-s.y
AID At
STRICTLY MODERATE PRICES.
GEO. BULpIN,
No. J6I BSOA0@AY
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LEX sEMr.wREKLy TRIRUNR
THE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE
5pecinl Eofirts

"Ths Leading Metropolitan Steam Printing House"
sill Ahead !Judsing from the AoOd Of work which bs'
,p pOsIiss upon from al quarters The blTns" Of the
pt spig must fer exceed thai Of any previous SEASON
", have never completely With orders Of every
,l yet, rDch is the Of facilities h'. customer
IA, been delayed disappointed
70 meet the unusual demands made upon have mate
.Iy increased force and added 70 the number Of our
s.n Pree feel perfect confidence iu inviting al
rssiriDs PRINTING Of any kind in double quick tune
Ou he Smallest Card Label the Largest Bill or Book %
Wit our oece Thousands Of specimens Of every variety
dfJpogrsPhy q can be seen.
We hsvsrecenty added q great number Of the LATEST
AND MOST BEAUTIFUL styles of TYPE BORDERS, aud
ORNAMENTS TO before unequAed assortment, and
ssstuny invite attention 70 our NEW SPECIMEN BOOKS
which exhibit the LARGEST VARIETY Of Types Ornaments
S ED usyrg suited eyery buseE TO be found IN The
eoBntry.
CASH PRICEs-TERxs CASH.
BAKER L GOODWIN, Printers and Ensrsvers
Printing House square, Opposite C.,y Han.
F,,hun, Buildiugs-Eptrauce No. SpTucest
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MILLINERY, PARIS BONNETs,
BOKSITs or OUR OWN MtHUsACrURc,
AXE NOW OPEN
EXQUISITE STYLES At MODERATE PRISEs
Also, TIC largest sssortnnsbt of
CHOICE FLOWERS
la tbs Ugi.sa s.a.ss,
ComprIDs every variety of ...
EArCRAL kFO PERFCdE1 FLOWERS
Ard a. one half the ordinary plice for sgsa sJsds.
Three cases Il the - --.-
FINEST ERsOPHANE GRAPES
WILL BIZ OPENED on aJSOsI tbs 2E1 .nf. IN ALL
THE HEH cOLDR5,
A. Sc cents PER YlRD-U5UAL LES, 75.s = Ei D.
CHARLES STREE + & 90.
10. i75 BROADWAY
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Tee Rev. Henry Ward Bcech her vii deliver bis 60

I.nf. or t,s M itry ofthe Beautiful stthe Church lstn
,t near 5th Av he Rev Sidney Cofeysl on THURSDAY
FyFNING March ST. 1889 commencing s O'Clock Tickets
81 cents for sale at the door.
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Etw DubI1atlnns.

T'HE LEDGER will be out TO-DAY, at
il Ocloct, p. m. Don tel ANYBODY
ROSS ! I0UsEY General Age1,s
No. III Nsssa1st,
City and County Of New York.
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NoICf-LTE I1IFV q ItVIl 49,
fnvorabe 10 tie contuuaoD of the Rev hr HALLOWAY a.
Ps,,or b. held THIS (houosy) EVENING, hzch % at
"a o;clocs Il "a earnestly requested that all viii feel their
.lpfxt 10 attend.
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RRADSTKEETs COMMERCIAL REPORTS,

hRADSlR lREEI CONNIE NClAL REFORlS,
- FOR BANKERS AID BUSINESS MEN.
The fourth Sem-s Volume Of t'b valuable record Of
creo which Published the 18th o JGnu.y having been
exhausted By rapid and excessive demand second on Of
volume revised and corrected has been Issued and
ready for delivery such have not already supplied them
selves With the work.
Several hundreds Of the best Bankers ard Merchants in dfr
cities Of the UIion have sss-d In psTfectns this REFER
EECE RECORD, thus s' ina IL verscious and reliable
peDo the pecUHsy condition Lnd prospects and business
capacities Of about % 900 MERCANTILE FIRMS. IN VEN
TYsIX Of the PRINCIPAL CITES sDd CENrERS OF
TRADE in the Unit. States
The NeWYoTk Merchant Banker will ascertain by Key
scoupsuIing Book 5e gsle Of credit character, bab'
and capital Of ,uh will be htey 20 deal With him. while ne
Merchant will learn With accuracy the exact o1nds
ton on which tbe NewYork ho1.es base their business
To provide for any possible that might occur in work
GIGANTIC IN DETAIL and keep purchasers informed
Of the changes necessarily place the Propreto
issue 0 PRINTED SHEET OF CORRECTIONS EVERY
WEEK.
The time and trouble slch work mus. save, the losses
must p-event have securing sound
aad profitable trade make invslsbe % Wholesale ants
Ma1uscu1er Note Brokers Banks Of Discounts sld yet
the hole Including the senaunua Vouue the Sheet
Of corrections cies Of the Office furnished TO
subscribers a. ONE HUNDBFD DOLLARS per Gunum.
Full PARTICULAR embraced In this aiyeTeu uent may be
obtained the Office Of she Propr tors aud Pubsocrs,
I'M BRADsTREET SON.
No. 81 Broadway, New-York, over Broadway Bank
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KerosPnc on.

KerosPnc Oh.
I67 eRErNw ICH-s rsEEr. I67
The ytOe Of the o Manufactured y Kerossne Oh 60
bee Desn sfesdy esisoheo, Deiog ve, extremely
obssp and producing isA: 10. iDfyror ga. Under
o. Coal Oils parties been sell. various c8m uni
tsiioDs Of the above o. sdu.erted with Ros1 OIL Can
pbeDe and Other explosive materials Tue hs opeusd
store ~ No l67 Gf,eT Si-bt do0rs from CJlrEndt
or the sale Of pue KEROsENE OIL and will have s-a,
pphes 81 ell ne COPY Of letter from tae agents Of ns
Company:
Thsis certify that Mr. Wu Corbe purc' The
Ire Keossue on from and ~ relied dealing only In
the pure trce hAvlus ssrsed 70 Keep h suPpea
(sisLeel "AU5TEN5
Agents Kerosene Oh Co."
WM. CoRBET, No isi Gr-~p~i st,
dOYrs from COurtlan1ts..
HsIl,. sIn.ic sto,e.-rHE DR. GJSs PATENT Pa
EO-rORTE -benove3 % tie AID spacious s.ore s1d
10 54) BiOs1say tetpten SprDg and Prince "a
The increase "a the several branches Of business
the PUBLICATIONS Of MUSIC, the MssUFADTOhE J.
GUITARS, FLU1 Us &c kc sno 10 department Of te
Music si .ss but especially II the great sn1
derf1l c.HAld for .be DhIoOSS PATENT PIANO FORTE
has msds II for - remove from ole etbSld
Of Br Adwsy and Pstpoe wh-re h.ge been
for nearly twenty yess % the pso1s cono1oEs aud
fash tOre sad Wareoons No SIS Broadway be.wsen
Spring and Prince bcok s>oys ihe s. Nicholas
have ever facility 20 feDHs and ps'fons Ia
most prom p and Satisfactory manner WM HALL son.
birs. Cora T.. '. Hatch uiH lecture e. Clinton Hall
AstoT place, " EDNEsOAY EVENING NEXT Et y O'clock
Subject fiveD y the audience Aso ia M9si sl srooxyo
sUNDAY AFTERNOON, a. O'Clock, sdi1lttance II cents
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Ame rican Icstttute farmert' tiao meets az tne
Rsn,tory No S5I Broadway. MONDAY March 2s 1859,
AZ noon subects"Sprns overs Seeds fsns Trees the
Peah Tree the proper Sou and dep1 Of o' shsde lTe. ~
the Central and IN avenues The tsusacont OF tbe
R,avian Society and Sciences with Illustrations Of the
Fi,bss OF Japan table. Admission Tree 70 al 1he
Clgb uees Monday at noon. Ii mEl0e, se'y
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NEW WORKS IN PR SIS,
IN AND PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
LITTLE, BROWN G. CO,
No ll2 Washington 81 3 5'ton.
HISTORY OF rae LIFE AND TINES OF
JAMES MADISON,
BY The hoN. WM RIVE5.

popo,.d 10 add another 20 tbs. series Of National Works
vbcb lave apo sI,d wit in ysars iu,trAye OF the lives
d m the great en who identified
with Of s c0uutry eod n the important events
which ped during heI career and IN which hy acted
In srin. the history Of M Madison, sye life daring pc
oo Of sixty from 1870 1851 the writer hss been
es,sy led into Of The imp 'rst portions Of
public history mT hsd.rn' career vas 9oteTPo.Iy and
abo ola CoDsrts toe completion 81 toe Acies Of
G. ration formation and saopo- Of the Consultation
OF the Unite States the political q1etous which Der
the Adansion OF %sshirston the struggle Of par;e' ~hieb
ermIstsd In the election Of Jeh,on over Adams. and ne
ated auesous Of foreign poll which led 70 the Of
8l. wal ced and Terminated under hs own ADMIN
.on In P.sPs usseT IeyrS tas.s .si scenes , o oo ~
Br Mso,on AID other original d1cume a. 70 thfoF ne" hsht
upon many dbsbe pa'se' Of the hgne' aud most perma
pslt interest In American annals
bs,oes the career of Mr. Maoison himself Of which
n.c,ed us,ve yt been given 20 the p1shc toe
~o,s Viii en authentic illustrative notices founded
chGy Origins, auo unpublished eOcIment Of me most d
Muop, Patrick Henry Robsd Henry Lee Adams jay
Hamilton Riue others Whether the subject the uaeri
gu would well hed 70 'up'J yetf mfoii aad mPof
fesiderI'a IN national history on qstous "lh nus.
ever engage the deepest Interest Of The American people
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES. BY Louis AsA'si' loSo' 40. 'olf'
sHiKEsPE SRE's soosPLErEw WORKS News el...pt
edition By Richard Grant White. il yo p5st $40. Vols
pI4rAecHs Psitiy rom Dryjen's translation and
partly from other h : tie ~ho.r c-iey M ir'a Sd, al '
Cougb. tsq, ls'e Fellow Of Ods College, Oxford 7Yoh
TIE BRITISH foFrs complete Collection from ch.ucer
TO WordswoIth. tlo5 youm,s euolshedt 81
oRsTIoSs ANo SPEscHEs on DIFf ERENr oCcA.
SONS 3, Id.,rd T,t,, Eysrs ES,. ~ THE r1,sr SET
Tiers or NEW ENGLAND. By James Savage i'ol'
rHF trS' I1vr LETTERS AND DISPATCHES or MAJOR.
GENERAL NATHANIEL GREENE From the Ongas
MAuu,cgts IN possession o. ni' family BY bis rsnd''n
pICTIo skRY OP AAERiCANIsMs By John Russell Bar.
lett. New edition vol Syo. tNeit'y fe'dJ
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PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE.
BE- ALICE CARY
Author Of " Married Not M.ted &c.
One volume, lAnO. Price 81
The volume thirteen dsiDy c0oed pictures most
happily eI titled Word Psintns" BY Tue Home Journal
THE CRESCENT AND TIE FRENCH CRU5AD GRS;
Or, LrTTgRs FROM Al LsERiA. -
By DITsON euthor the Para Papert, ko frlce = l.
This yolune of travels IN Algeria will be found interest
iug II sves full information o its lpstt atoms, is hcnec
ture s Commerce. ProHucts o the Sahsr the Cor rh
sJy tb. Cots Of Justice scho, oonF Marrying kc, &c
kOTEs FROM PLYMOUTH PULPlr-A oollscton Of
memorable passages from Ossourse Of Henry Ward Beech
er ByAUGUSTA MoORE. Price ~.
"The tersene, Of ssle abundance OF hEure bodnes OF
tbourb % description, which are the naaah
Of MIR Bescher boih as speaker ana "ii.sf
nj TIKE LIFE; On SEEMS IN ASoTHEE WORLD.
By 3Fo WOOD Ph- g..
The holiness and beauty OF the conception on wheh th
book struc'ed command the reade. Admiration sH e
90 rdor Of the dcon elevation Of the senameat ana 49
pnfy % The stye worthy Of master Of rhetoric Is wen "
SPREAD EAGLElSh
Bv GEORGE FRAscs TRAIx sutaor 81 Young America In
wall S.re.t,"kc one vol Price IS cenh
Youlg America should read II, 20 gain new IDEAS
Old America should read it-for the same purpose
AND New Eiidons ~
RtNDALL'S LIFE or JEFFERSON 5Noii c4otA' ffsoe
DEAN swIFTs COMPLETE WORKS. vols, cloth
is0swFIDs LIFE or JOHNSON ivos cloth Price s.
SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL. By Madame LIZ NESt' .
vols l2mo. Puce s2 49,,
M,ReIED NOT MATED By ALICE CARY. Price 81.
The Publishers v send either oi the above ~oTk oy na
no,tsse paid on receipt o. the price. .
IN''~e' f DERBY 4 JACKSON Publishers, Res-York.
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c,-Rtpublican City Conveatioo, Brsokiyn.-

Tbird Ward RepubIicsn Association, Brookiyn.
Repu Of the Third Ward brooty1 VIII
me, Az NO Q Coufi-st. MONDAY EFENlNG pth March
insan 10 non Alderman SuperviSoI and Constable
io DE Ward be supported al toe Charter Election APrh D.
Polls open from 10 8 O'clock = =, n.neo,g NJ, -.
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NEW ENGLIS w OR X 5
" AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
WALPoLE,s IoUGNAL 0s TsE t re! Re!as Or 0i
DoRSx large vola sIyo with PortTst Of John WI. -
he. sS L9,d . :i Of Nv
T'ne TrAu. a ed by Cole , vols. sso.. W
TRts BEERS GUIDE 70 AMERICAN LlIEA- n
AZURE ! sIse VOL Syo ~
loan IOHN RUsSsLLS LIFE AND IlMts
or CHARLES JAMES FON Vol !, small sSo' "a
EfACK's GENERAL ATLAS or Tdk "OkLD;
Az entirely new denGsed edition lVoi 40 lS'9 * a,
BOOK OF ORNAMENTAL ALPHABEfs' ANClENI .,
Ann MODERN. By DEI ANOTTE vol oblo1 -, "
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AND PREVENTION of SMOKE VOL l-Ho' , NJ
EDITION rfcd "
vtEsLFis ENGlNEERs ANo CONTRACTORS , az.
POCkET- BOOK FOR lei9 vol h0uaa'''''''''''' "
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MRS. al. A. w, johnson will commence Coorse OF
"a; J.ct1Tes 10 Momeu Ansouy. Phy solOsy Gnd the
laws of Hssitho on MONDAY EVENlNO, March 70 al 7i
ek IN the Fist Baptist Chur h. Ia 2hst near the
9Th hv The Introductory Lecture viii be free Sod open TO PET
.1s Of both Admission 20 the subseqden Lectures -
e@uts: a for the Course
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ELEGANT cLora sRAwLs.
BLACK SILK BURNoUs
BLACK LACE BvRNoUs,
BLACK CLoTg BURNoUs.
coLoaED cLora BJRSous.
ALSO.
TALMAs,
LACE AND SILK r-oCecEo MiNTiLLAs.
wk,ePEss, A.,
In every cou,etVss.s ya-.e:y
AID 4
STRICTLY MODsR,rE PRICES.
GEO. BULplN,
No 81 BsOh0WAY
STRANG, ADRIANCE Il CO.,
No. s55 BROADWAY.
wln oyen
AT RETAIL ON MONDAY, March 2.
A greet variety Of novsl.ie. in
GRENADINES
oRStNDHs,
FoULiRDs, Ie..
per steamship Ala
Aso
JAPANESE GRENADINES,
In very pssteESs
Th. Is an entirely NEW FAssIc, po''es'ns .ss 'EesEh
and durability Of the hcbe.; Ils SIN, ~.O o Bsae" I'D
elsrancc offs tissue or French Grrosllle.
NEW MoURsrN0 GOODS,
sHAwLs. LACEs AND EMBRolDEIIEs,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES
c.LIcoEs, L., IL:
CLOTHS FOR BUSTERS,
ard GOODS FOR BOYS wEAa.
srRANG. ADRIANcE co. Nc. 5,5 Bro..w.y
STRANG, ADRIANCE ~ CO.,
No So BROADWAY,
VII open
AT RETAIL, ON MONDAY, MARCH %,
4 arse and select STOCK Of
SPRING SHAwLS.
smbr,cns the lste. Sykes I'd ncsaas several novelties af
cannot be found In any othes sol".
A choice asso'tmept OF -
LONG, SQUARE AND ROUND CORNER sHAwLs,
FRENCH CAMELs iAlR BORDERS,
to which they invite 'Peela slteEtion
NOW OPEN, at RETAIL,
IN No. 5S BROADWAY,
Coro,r Of Vert. e.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
DRESS GooDs
JUST LANDED,
" tie
Latest STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
EDWARD LAMBERT e Go.
D DIES OP En- q. -
TUESDAY, MARCH ..
The greatest displsyof
SPRING AND SUMMER GARMENTS
Ever made in ths
UNITED STATES.
To enumsrAo styles or quality would b uPeEaueus.
LADIES, CoaE AND SEE.
No. 800 cANaLsr, AND Nc 40 sROAoWAY.
$2OO.OOO
WORTH OF SUPERB ENGLISH
RPcrs
INPoRTED THIS sPRIN0,
nrRAM ANDE son.
No % BOwEaY.
MARK THE PRICEs''
Superb Engl,h yevst', 81 25, 81 57i snd sl 81
Elegant English Brussels, % cents, 81 sns 81 Il
Imperial ehrss Py', % c-n,s, sl asd Ct
90 600 Yard. IpsrsiDs from 50 20 IS eenx per JlsL
OIL CLOras,
From 10 "A fee. wide, st om 81 70 IS cents rssIN1
LOOK
For sgn, Grsv American Eagle.
EDWARD LAMBERT q COMPANY,
IL No. So5 Broadway,
Corner of Worhs.,
WIN open on MONDAY,
2sth Instant.
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT
OF sUPERsiSE
cAMELs HAIR SHAWL BORDERS,
JUST LANDED.
Also,
LACE POINTS 1t
I IGHT GARMENTS for
IL SPRING WEAR
CHARLES STREET e co.
WILL OpEN on MONDAY the n;h ins.
AN UNPARALLELED AssOarMEHr OF Novelties
FOR SPRING
CLOTH GARMENTS.
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL COLORS,
EXCLUSIVE STYLES
ciSsocK, BURSots FHt .ad SACK ysLvEr a.YrLLAs
FOR SPRlN0,
SILK MANTiLLAs for SPRING and SUMNER
LACE BAREGE and MUSLIN MANrILLAs
~ IspIalrE yARlErY.
Ladies psrti,csy requested 20 cal .nt pcss
which y are EOw selling our yesy sgssrigr 3amsEts
CHARLEs SrstEr Co,
No. 40 BROADWAY.
MILLINERY, PARIS BONNETS,
BoHgsrs or OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
ARE NOW OPEN
EXQUISITE STYLES At MODERATE PRIcEs.
CHOICE FLOWERS
la tss Uai:sa s.,.ss,
Con prisiDs every variety of
EATCRAL kTO PEsgUAEoFLOWEas,
Ard a. one half the ordinary pIi5e for sasa s15da
FINEST ERsOPHANE GRAPES
WILL BIZ OPENED on aJsosI. ths Issa int IN ALL
THE NE cDLDRs,
A. 50 cents PER YAsD-UsUAL PRIZES, 75s,A = 81 D.
rHARIEG STREE. K
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PRIMO RADE z y . III G E.
~ IMPORTANT

PRING TRADE NOTICE.
- IMPORTANT
EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
IN fHE UNION
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG 6 co.
AiE row EEcrrns rHrrs srENs NEGOTIATIONS, AID Ahs
EXHIBITING AT THEIA
SALES OMS,
nos 80 AND 81 CHshBsRs-sr., T.
THs hosT EXTEssNr, tLtsDT, V.siED AID eeNrLrrs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
eve. before o-erse or '.s By sen ard s.suuns seaoai
and sdva1ags % the trade tsosr and fio :. parts .aes
IN chsmb-r. Yhish ,Ssy ooeHpy set. sn.b- beg
t.ve, IA; nsay d5net .,o,i, IN ,ssr ~usroon,,
eA1h Of ysia I'll b sorPlete Wnog; ,seey n, "a A.
DRESS GOoDs,
WHiTE GOODS AND LINENS,
CLOTHS AND cAssiarREs,
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO.
Robbery of the Mail at Tehuantepec--The
Fighting in Mexico--Saie of the Church
Property, &c, &c.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 21.-The steamer Ha-
bana is below, with dates from San Francisco
to the 5th inst.
The steamer Orizaba brought down to Pana-
ma S2,00o,ooo0 and l,0ou passengers for New
York.
Business in San Francisco was dull. and
prices had downward tendency. Flour QUO
ted at 50. Money easier.
Horace Greedy had arrived at San Francisco
and been duly lionized.
1t is estimated that $4,000 emigrants are en-
route, overland, for California
AT Minatitian, on the 18th instant the mail
and passengers were robbed by Patricios The
mails were cut open six miles from Tehuan-
tepec
Miramon had dissolved his cabinet Mar
queue had revolted against Miramon, but was
besieged at GuadaIaiara
The Arch bishop of Mexico had excommuni-
Gated the Liberal party.
Gen. Woil had been defeated at Tamaulipas
losing all his artillery.
Degollado had issued proclamation to the
Liberal army. promising to take the capital by
the lst of October, but wants S3000,Oo0 and
10000 men.
The DEGREES against the church property are
being executed, in consequence of which the
bonds OF the Inatured debt of the republic had
risen 10 Der cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

SPECIAL NOTICES.

M Sempfe's InfGllfblc Baking Powder.
Some months since commenced using these
Powders IN our " home department. and find
they give sneh entire satisfaction, that they have
become WITH US regular household institution
X = the BEST article eyer offered to the hcusekeep
err for use ~ Norfolk Day Beck.
Dr. J. w. GARLIck-Dear Sir: have for some
month"; used n my famliySSE MPLE'S Justly cell
IN recommending them to all families as the very
best article have ever tried for making light,
sweet, spongy bread. There is no excuse for bad
bread when Semples Powders are used
- Respectfully. ]. RICHARD LEwELLEN.
Petersburg. July 30th. 1859
J. w. GARLIcK, Manufacturer and
Sole Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
lS-Sf
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Attractions Affair.

FRANKLIN, N. H., August l9.-Mrs. Betsey
Danforth, who mysteriously disappeared on
the oath of July, was found to-day alive. re-
duced almost to a skeleton, in a slough hole
about mile from the house where she lived.
She says the only sustenanee she has had for
the last twenty-six days was water Mrs. ID.
is seventy -four years old and partially insane
She was nnsuccessfully searched for by large
parties for two weeks after her disappearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

mA- Governor Street Saloon. - take much
pleasure in informing my friends and the public
that that have lust opened SALOON, on Governor
MessTs. Beivin & Co.'s Furniture Store, retired
and pleasant yet convenient to the principal points
IN me city, where shall be happy in serving them
LIQUORS of superior quality.
jy 22-lm. M. G. PoNCET,