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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-20

THREE CALVES AT a BIRTH "A COW. belonging to
to Levy Mast, of Carnarven township. Berks county
Pa gave birth to three calves Friday, the 10Th ut
One of the calves lived but few hours the other two
are thriving and getting fat.
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Flag of the seas, on oceans wave
Thy stars shall glitter DER the brave,
Wien death careening on the gale,
SweeT darkly round the bellied sail,
An lfrighted waves rush maily back,
Before the broalsides reelng rack,
The dying wanderer Of the sea
Shall turn at once to Heaven and thee,
And smile to see thy splendor fly,
In triumph Ger his closing eye.
Flag of the free hearts only home
BY angel hands to valor given,
Thy stars have let the welkin dome
And all thy hues were wrought in Heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet
Where hreathes the foe, but falls before US
With freedoms soil beneath our feet
And freedoms banner waiving Ger u.s."
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-20

Sir Walter Scott admitted that the battle OF
Waterloo created in the British empire ts,Q00
widows. Il is probable that the recent bAt.
ties in Italy have created $4,000 EidoWs and
&c. .o00 orphans. oH the continent
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-07-20

LOOK OUri-The Savannah News says that
more than one thousand copies of the N. Y.
Ledger are taken in that city! Italso says that
late number of the Ledger contains an edito-
rial unquali6edly commencing Horace Gree
". the unprinci pied and unscrupuIous High
Priest of AbolitiondomP' This is a significant
fact. and one that ought to bring blush to the
cheek of every southerner who pays. his mon.
ey for such literary trash rs that furnished by
Bonner How, We ask. can the South ever ex-
pect to De any thing else than "hewers of wood
and drawers of water to the North, when
these Northern Abolition papers are SO liberal.
" paironized at the expense Of sound and able
southern journals Georgia CiIigeu,
G. EEaLtnr gcntt adnailiad tnnk tha hn,tAa ~
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Nnw YoEs. Sept 2.--Hon. Jno. NJ Bolts, at
he Astor !cuse, last night, received visit
and corapiirneniary address from the Wing
General Committee of New York. He made .
speech in reply, developing his plan for an or
canization Of the Opposition.
dead negro was found to-day in the hold
%, the schooner Neptunes Bride, from North
Carolina It's supposed he was runaway.
German lawyer and one of the clerks OF
the Board Of Aldermen were arrested yester-
f.v, charged with forging United States pass
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.x..s, ofa Swin,iler.

49," WIIlIams. SC. who xwindied Is Young
,,,ss ~ philadelphia, on preience OF engag-
'- Nom 10 teach a; the South, has been ar
,.s here Two valuable franks belonging
-, he victims we're recovered. He was conn
,,et.iy identified IS former employee ut the
hearts IN this city, and had a wife here. His
.,r,,. pog dence shows him to have travelled
extensively IN the South, and several letters,
t.,s.dr. the entire correspondence of the appli-
tants for She teachers situations, were found
m his baggage. Several Of them were directed
10 him q. Gainesville, Ala. lie is IN prison.
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NEW YORK. September THE steamship
Quaker City, from Havana on the goth, has
arrived.
recent Royal decree imposes great restric
tions on the commerce Of the island, causing
much trouble to the american shippers and
captains,
The health of the port is good for the sason.
Weather hot.
Sugar fat and unchanged. Freights dull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

NIosEcing-On the 10th of August, as Will
liam Balfzel was leaving the supper table at
the keyser House. in Gonzales, Texas NELL
Mccoy, professional gambler, struck him on
the head with slung shot. knocking him
srnseless 10 the ground. David Baitzell then
fired At Mccoy. but missed him. upon which
Mccoy fired at David, causing his death in half
an hour Mccoy made his escape. VIM. Bait
zell was not seriously injured.
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Snow ON Mt WAsHINGToN.-The Worces-
ter Mass Spy learns from a visitor returned
from the White Mountains, in New Hamp-
shire, that on Sunday last the summit of Mt.
Washington was enyeloyed in storms of rain,
hail and sncw. Parties who Ventured to as
cend the mountain arrived Mt the top covered
with sleet and overcome with cold and IA
tigue. Snow fell, covering the ground, and
lasting for q considerable time
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THH GENERAL ADMIRAL AND HER BUILDER
From recent letter from St. Petersburg, We
learn that n public dinner was given to VIM
Ii Webb. Esq. on the 2eth of July, at the resi-
dence of the American Consul, by the Ameri-
can residents in Russia. Speeches highly
commendatory of the American ship builder
were made and toasts drunk in bumpers of
champagne by some thirty or forty gentlemen
who sat Down to the dinner.
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The famous Empire Club" of New York
which did so much to help elect "Polk and
Dallas" bnt which has been out of existence
the few years past, is re-9alyanized. Capt
Rynders is not To be its commander, as of yore
but James Irving Esq. a gentleman not I'M
known To fame, in pugilistic As we'll as politi-
cal circles
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LATRLY, An English lawyer succeeded in
proving his innocence of crime for which he
had been sent to the penal settlement, publicly
wbrpad and kept for some time in chains
He spent $4,000 in litigation, in proving HIM
self the victim of a foul conspiracy, and has
heen awarded by Parliament s25.o00, as a set
Element OF the matter. Rather tardy and cruel
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THE GRrAT EASTERN. The New York
Herald learns that the mammoth steamer
Great Eastern has been chartered by Mr. Ie-
YER and IL expected to leave Galway about the
middle of the present month for New York
She will call of St Johns 10 land dispatches
mailS and passengers.
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DRATHs.-Rohert WicklifIe, Esq, aged S.
years the weaithiest man in Kentucky. and
the ather in law of Mr.. Preston. Unite States
Minister to Spain. died Wednesday morning
Major Jonathan keassiey, n resident Of De-
troit for over thirty years, and Il prominent
actor in the early history of Michigan, died on
The same daY
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4 ffnirs Mt New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September 2.-Five stores
On Tchonpitonlas street, filled with whiskey
produce, &c, were burnt yesterday.
The steamer Messenger, from Memphis, for
this city, SINK at Bayou Sara. Her passengers
and cotton were saved
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COOLED DowN.-"Prof. Sweet" who was to
make "erriiic ascension" over Phoenix river,
Rhode Island, last Saturday, fell splashing
into the river, just rs he had got half way
across. In consequence of the wire parting
The Professor, who is water proof and coura-
geous, proposes to try it again.
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--~'7e -. ysrealis...Frenks with IN
The Aafef" Telegraph.
., PRINTING TELKaRArH.l

PRINTING ~
,,xnros. Sept 2.--This morning sne
Wss.s,sl nhenomena occurred on the afi.
gsn telegraph nss in the United se,, Ssrfs nc
series o. ia batteries. seemed to have taken
pfnaeli,.. ~ the wires, and to such an extent
r.. the National e's gsp line p sssss. i ps
mssS"s 10, N n particle Of gnicanst esfftr.
sss' his independent electricity as the oraa
5 n.y batteries This is pheaoam sa ,he ny hs
of,.IS 'resIis as the wires were paraiyzed au-
Fo as Sunday . sA a ss s 's shs
was sn.h, sss nhsnon,ena 70 day may be at
iributcd 10 il also ,,,,.o,,,n r,s.i.nte "a
-, s.oelai AZ lentiop 10 this subject
.In explanation ofthis itmay be stated mat
,,, - ,he telegraph lines running North
c.,n this ei,y could work yesterday until
Ian no; fer wan, of current but because
- ma strength of an unusual current OF cleo.
...,,,v which had taken possession of them.
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COMMlssIONERs. SALE OF yALuA

COMMISSIONERS &ALE OF VALCAs
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICO C0UN-
TY-Pursnant to two DEGREES Of the Circuit Court
of Henrico. III the case Of John Staples W. sta
and ais rendered on the sth day of May, ls5s. the
undersigned as Commissioners, will sell at puhiic
auction the his hest bidder, the premises, on
FRIDAY. the sd day Of September. lSS9, III fair
IL not, the next fair day thereafte.) commencing
imfnediatel, after the sale advertised BY Messrs
Young and Hutcheson-say IL o'clock-the valns-
bic REAL ESTATE situated on and near % sne
city, and on and near the Richmond, Frederlcks-
bnrg and Potomac Railroad, beins the real estate
of which Francis Staples died possessed;
1T. A tract lying on the Deep Kun IuInpiAo'
eNntluins II acres, In . very kooa c0nqltio.r
u. Lies Immediately upon the Deep nun 1uInl-
pike and mill road. 1t contains 70 acres Of iano'
and has thereon blacksmith and other shops.
houses therenpon and lying lnmediatey up2n ans
mill road. This parcel Of land VIII Do soia Win
the pond SO long as the pond shall exist.
Such an opportunity il seldom presented 20 pei
sons desiring to purchase real estate IN inc sicin
of Richmond.
the ofiSce Of JAS. M. TAYLOR SoN. All persons
desiring to make inquiries about the above proper
" are referred to the Auctioneers-
TERNs;-One third Of the purchase money IN
cash and the residue in two equai instalments, -
one and two years from the day Of SALE the credit
pay ments to be secured BY negotiable notes, safis
title retained gill ne whole purchase money = pad
sion VIM ~ JNO. B. YOtNG,
G.WRANDoLPH, fcom'n.
r. MILTON CARY,
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"a TSsssz
= ~ ktfo5 j Il 81 T 81
q: 2. 81 :;!:: !: 9 J: :::s
IAN MI re,th. ...,,r.e . -.
Ps.eexeto New York Bfuts~su n ine1ud>i. ON
No. e1tsn eteernee lessase qnlx S.
kreafsiql fie1sis ~ o. rsand lrip Dali az.
1 Is sad sed 3 ~ shs sps aas
s,,-Ssw - ssaessed y ssna l0r their foods
T..55..A. r..sn..4--x.t - = ...... :.
= nssr.ss 1;sS ~ ~ nssssa ui5eeuy e,
Ill LCDLAM g WATSON.
AwrrgK, 9MT1SQn z - ~ 4.
1900 sa ~ II "A IL =, LII e. VMhATAN
.te.n.E dEo fbAGobY :c.ps airs.ss fsIr rss
iTrids,.l and up to the hour 81 II o,cloct n.
SATURDAY. the Z, September. s''S- -
This steamer has Just beer splend;dlv r.stte6
sss sssSas and other
fsssenseI gong y fh!s Ine Eilt Be On board
p Ds,fus : ''0'A - = A me n0uf . ds
- ~ ~ Islne' s. ogf once.
s i xhslvss n.v,n wan l.ss,, :
80. FoR PHTL n ) d. n F aass:
&E THauRspsA a. AND ash|, s1AjzsgnR}hnAYcThs
: - NO. Stoamsnip vfnniNiA, Capt.
j. X. KELLEY, - ~ rr11aN1y 20 teceiye freight.
and VII ieagy on - CnDA sosPsempor sra, y
CLOCK, A. Al. ss.,sy
rq uelrht u Is hccoan-
modaflons, apply 70 n. + AUIILE, AT
49,. pa;,.a.,.h; kstts. {
FreiRnt LOT boston, ". luiausigniS, py steaD,
At moderate rates, ana win oispascn. % 5.1
.R FOR BOSTON-FIRST FESR FL
~ The superior fast. sailinl schooner CARRIE
SAEaLs HJf ES FLINx, master, having the granter
uorti,n of her IN rg0 en- a ed and going ON hoard
will have quick dispatch For 5ssmnng1dsr apPs to
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TIE following is true of more things than
one in every day life -" You charge dollar
for killing calf, you smutty rascal" said Il
planter TO an old negro. mo, no, Massa" re-
piled the gentleman from Africa, ''charge fifty
cents for killing calf, and fifty cents for the
kuoto ho,p's
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.r-s.z. DAILY LINE TO PoR rs

ste amers C. RTIs PECK and GLEN
COVE will continue to run a daily line te the
above places. until further notice; The CURTIS
TICK, Capt. WN PARRI,n. will Leave the wharf
TUESDAY MORNINGS. at O'Clock precisely
The GLEN cove; Cart. z; c. GIFFoRp, will leave
M NOR at the same hour Returning. the
boats will leave the wharf at Norfolk, each alter
nate mornings at O'Clock, and touch at all the
regular landings on the liver, going and returning.
Passage to Norfolk or Portsmouth, 81. Meals
80 cents each.
Freights taken as uspal. X. 0. HASklNs.
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fS4Lk ~ LANn Nd DEEP-4gH 1unH>
h ,eIsss !. 3iI1x q, u sssssEss.
4eaei6G l.nmtdI stsly allsf % ID e1yes6es} 8
f sss I' : & AZ ss safsss ss
city, a4io5nfnx the IaaAl ~ Mooogs 3eeonk onton,
" lliiam ssupdefs. ~ Blark tuSn. ard c{k1Ss--and
hsiss IoEticn q ~ real Sstsss laasj1 owl s.
s: 7! 1 4 ssE s:s.: 8. 1
woods. :. q S. s. go - IS s 81
TElns. ons -shird cash. tie islaase IL 40 esaal
lnsta!ments. pagebts on ths xth lunss ~. ard
:s 'ss' y jas i r. .a fxTto off;s SON Ass..
CC(lAcREs or wOODLANn. IN HEn.
NGU RICO COUNTY. AT ArCTION.-Ns
bs ss nv c1
9ey,l ,commenclnx At y O'Clock, NJ. 40 acres az
heavily wooded LAND in Henfjco county, "a It's
ney road leadins from White oak swamp hid g
g Richmond, about miles from the CIT, ard ID
shs tsnas q Messrs Garrett = aad
TxRxs.Uno fourth cash; the halance At and Il
months, Tor Negotiable nOtes with interest added
.1 ss secured u inst H. f sssd SON a,.,.
90 ACEES OF LAMD IN HENRICO
~ ~ COUNTY, At AgCTIoN.-Ws viii ssIi =
10 rs Ceunsy Ccuft- House on MONDAY ssk
ss ssoss s.ls s SREsp sqy
Ian iafSsr PORTION Of which Is said Ia s. heavi-
wooded This land I'd oins the Above, And Il 81,
NJ hOao leaans from White Oak Swamp BndS . 10
;; IERxs vii be liberal, and made Known It the
.es JAS. N. TAYLOR 1 SON, Auct.
BY I. Z g. p. Daveuport. Ancs.-
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ANOTHER TouE.-Jenny Lind MADAME
tioidschmidt) has determined To exercise her
voice again, for the benefit of mankind. Let
tiers from London say that she is about to re-
sume concert-sinring, and to take tour in
Ireland, accompanied by Herr Joachim.
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MEDICAL EseAy.-Dr. O. F. Manson, of
Granville, at the last ANIMAL meeting of the
North Carolina Medical Society, offered n gold
medal as a prize for the best Essay upon any
medical subject Competitors are required to
be members of the Society.
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WM r. WATSON, Trustee.
No Sale by GoDDIs Il APPERsoN, Auct's. au q
by James NJ. Taylor x Son, Aucrs.
VERY VALUABLE HOTJSE AND LOT

VERY VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
ON MARSHALL AND 9Th STREETS. VA
CAN'T LOT ADJOINING, AND TWO SMALL
HOUSE AND LOTS ON 5th STREET AT AHC-
TION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 9Th day
of September, 1859; on the premises, co,rmenciDs
# "a O'clock r NJ, fnst very ys "a house ana
DR.. Grsbe. The lot upon which the house stands
fronts Marshall 4os feet and tze vacant lot
small tenements and lots, fronting on 9Th street
20ls feet. running back IS feet, and in tho
pane, of good tenants.
This property 10 considered valuable, not only for
private residences, but well located for business
stands.
TERus.-one fourth cash balance ate, IL and -
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by a trust deed.
aust JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auct'rs.
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COAL, COKE, &c.

COAL.-CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and C0KE-hAIL COAL. Of the best
quality. at 81 per load. For s:le by,~,~o
sc It's Near the Petersburs Depot.
COKE, COAL AND ANThRAClTE...The
~ yards at Of 10th street and Basin and 9Th
and Byrd will be constantly ,supg!ied .dnri4s the
THRACITE and BiTuMIN0US. COAL, vkish
n cs and ~ Tbe orc:s ass
September viii BE- A. foilowsi 6ofS Lump. tISf
aoit Hail. e4.sO; Hard Coks o4lo. Anthra9ite and
81 si~ts jN0. !. wEATH. Axsnt.
CAM'L r. HAYES 4 SON,
ANTHRACITE COAL.
A full supply constantly on hand Of Ho4 -
white Ash 'Egs,'' Red and White Ash lfepaFea
Stove, for families and factories. md Whioe ~
Lump for foundry use.
INVARIABLY ,c-
Fairbanks Platform Scales ct our yard. Q54ep
sent through the Post Once Or len at ~ yas9, Jeea
street, s0ufh-sids Of ths Dock VIII reeolye leomps
sttentlen. 49,
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-
tifss uss1e ys5ss
MahosanS Wardrobes; Bureaus; Mahoaany Hair
Ssl ch'TT ss caps Chars Mahossny bains
Jenny Lind Bedsteads: Sofas; Divans; Lonnres:
HAIR and Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds; Crock,
'ss '''~'f' Cooking s'0Y e. 3 Ss co 81; Auc,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
zSo. R SSTATT LkkGGTHEMqsR Is
18th inst at 70 O'Clock will soil at the residence
81 81, hos hos, A. RgsT Esq., on Main. between 9th and
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Viz:
IPAIR LARGE FR lasAfheP x.R MIRRORS
PAIR MAHOGANY PIER TABLES, Marble
SsfNR5P g E22ssEEyeo p, ETEeRE
PAIR fs15s SEW pIxAss elegantly carved;
ELEGANT GOTHIC YPlkIRaIa oa sND REcEp-
sP PRPN GcassfFs Iron CHAIR: 1H.rR.cK
Velvet CARPET. in an elegant state of preserva-
CURTAINS With cornee a and Fs
lures.
PIANO
splendid 7-octave PIANO, in Rosewood Case. of
magnifice mt tone and finish with Music Stool. -
s9ss dt q nR az P a1d
Chief Justice John Marshall which Is an original.
having been painted from life, by Martin, Of this
city.
The Obsmbers are furnished with
pair . Very large French-plate MIRRORS, in
Mahss ~ WXRDRoBEs; Mafbls,Top WASH
Mahogany and Jenny Lind BEDSTEADs;
Feather BEDS; Cane and Hair Seat CHAIRS;
very superior LouNGE, with Hair MATTRESS
Hair TO MsliiTTREssEs, of the pure.. whit. curlea
asif eHE sF hTfsvs Sc and covered with
Brussels CARPETING, of the very best quality.
Ai s :st Masesapv !, biSiNS TABLEs;
M fpFsn 1any M sfpE Ty ssdI9FEsBoARD;
Rosewood CHAIRS, with Rush bottoms;
cN sb!5 * sf"f AND xsT csGyr9GlLAsswARE
The Kitchen is furnished with many useful ar.
The above Furniture Is of the very best quality,
| havins been manufactured in this city to Mr..
Rust's own order. in an elegant state Of preser
| vation, and really offers inducements rarely to be
It enable the public to examine the Furniture,
the house Will be open on Wednesday, 7th inst,
fr9 on. az. until i. 3 n invited
| TERMs.-All sums under 500, cash; over that
sa nnety days r
| A KANHwHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE 18TH
DEGREES of the Circuit Cour, of the City of Rich
| mond, entered ON the sd day OF November 1851,
| suit, entitled .sSinnstt vs. JoAnsons Error, and
Others the undersigned, as Commissioner, will
Der 1850 at II o clock, noon, to sell at PUBLIC
| AUCTION. at the front door Of the State Court
/ H use, in Richmond 3 certain TRACT OF LAND.
/ count, of Kanawha, containing 8 600 acres, part
4 Of = IS eco acre tract patented 20 General samuel
| Ing the same tract Of Land which was couve, ed
! BY the undersig ned as Commissioner, to Abel r.
Sinnett by deed, bearing date the 18th dsy of July
1856 and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Coun-
/ ty Court of said Kanawha county, to which refer,
| ence il made for more full description OF said
| Land, and of the boundaries thereof.
| TKRMs-Made known at the time and place OF
4 sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
auN-d2m Special Commissioner
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HEAVY RoBBKRY.-The Rev. Thomas Diggs
was robbed Of $780, on the night of Monday,
August 22d. at n camp-meeting on the East
willie (Va.1 Circuit. Fifty dollars of the money
had Just been raised and paid to him for the
benefit OF the Missionary Society.
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D. Alex. nom ,,, Aaes.

FURNITURE, DRY ssOOuS AND 0Ro.
CERiES.-Wiil BE- cold ~ anctioasat ri. efoee.
corner Main and 18th stfcess, On SATURDAY
MORNING, Sd September, cnsn,nNncins Il u 3 az,
. large I.t second, hand FURNITURE. -.
DRy GOODS General assortment Dry Good.
a large lot ready made CLOTHING,
GR0CERIES.--w hiskey, Gin. Brandy oospv
ment China, 0lass and Earthenyars. ~
seq ALEX, MOTT. Anal.
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xALE---1. r,.... - -.
10, !, Shockoe Hill Building Fund Association Of
~ ssi and BY order Of the Board Of Directors
ton naiu aSsnciasan We will expose to public auc-
aoti, On !" EDNESDAY, the 18th instant. at So
ciock, r nj, the property convey ed by Joseph q.
iste Ishouse To the trustees of said he
M framed DIV HOUSE on the North
sue o. Leigh ST., in the city Of Richmond, near to
.tree Myenns fronting twenty nine feet said
alley. The house is in good repair and we'll .n;t al
for small family. -'s -''' "''A se's0u
Inc title Is believed to be perfect, but we will
convey only with the usual warranfy '
SAM'L I. BAYLY.)
AUGUST SCHAD ! Trustees.
60 RICHARD MUORE.S
Sale BY GODDIN & ApPERsnN. Annta 80
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DISSOI.UTIONS, &c.

CO-PARTNERSKIPN OTICE.-The under
" signed have TO; med co-partnership, dated
August l. under the style and firm OF II. STERN
& BROTHER. and have taken the store, No. l07,
Main street, formerly occupied by Kelley & Ma
son. and have opened for sale large stock OF
BOOTS and SHOES.
Country merchants and city dealers, and the pub
lie in general are requested to call and examine
our stock Being bought for cash, we can sell at
very low prices, either wholesale or retail.
HYMAN STERN,
August Is, 1859. HENRY STERN.
a,l 25-2m*
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August Is. 1S5!
au 25-2n*

NOTfCE.-The CO. partnership heretofore ex-
listing between the undersls ned, under the irm
of VOEGELE l. WEIDEMEY Err. is this day
dissolved By mutual consent. The stock and
counts of the late concern have been placed in the
hands of n. A. STURDIVANT and CRt.NSHAW
81 WEXFORD. Attorneys at Law, with full au-
thority to dispose of and settle the same.
C. l.. VOEGELE,
au Its GEO. D. WEIDEMEYER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

RATTLKsNAKgs KILLED.-Mr. Joseph Hiett,
OF J. and two other gentlemen, one day last
week, killed thirty eight rattlesnakes at one
den on Sianes Knob, in the eastern section of
this eounty.-Romnsy fRa.l itgMs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

SEVERE AccIDEST.-A Southern gentleman,
Engaged in the negro trade, named James Cal
ahan, was severely injured on the South-Side
Railroad, near Burkyiile, Va, on Tuesday last,
by jumping from the cars while they were in
motion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

NAVAL OFFICERS DgAD-The Navy De-
patment has been advised of the death OF COM
msnder Luther Stodard, at Geneva, N. Y. on
the 2gth ult. and OF Lieut. Richard Forrest
al Rockville, Md, on the goth ult
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03
rKEDEGAR IRON WORKS,

7rREDEGAR IRON WORKS,
~ RICHMOND. VIasrxta.
re Undersigned solici,s orders for BAR.IkoN.
{, an sszes; RAILWAY CHAIRS AkDsPikES;
EtpHuEIGHT CARS, with Iron OF wcoden Trucks;
ihON AND M BRASS CASTINGS, of all deserlp-
t sd55 oGQ " oTtyEs;. STATIONARY AND
EnWR [MAggiLtEs ENGINE SsIS # sny desired Pewss;
MILLS; CANNON, Of all cailbres. Iron OF Brass.
J. r. ANDERSON CO.
lnATcHxs PERKiss, sup't Machinery Depart
'eh. al 2S-1m
WHEAT DRlLLA...I have nov n .tore
w fall sapply Of -" -
- -. WHEAT DRILLS,
oil ing most approved kinds lneIudinr
tg ,i.sa poAp a. HUFT4A.N,s
and PtuHock's Hsw-bGiTe
~ D~in II l}sin sfree,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

- Is7 MAIN STREET.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS,
are now in receipt Of larse stock Of Ssrcants'
CJoshtng, to which they ask the attention OF deal
sns. Among them mag BE- foand;
50 and 81 FULL CLOTHS,
sHEEPH GREY. Of an grades,
KEksEls III AID LfNsEYs,
All Of which they oheF - low - theJ esn -
bought in this market: v..,<.x, s ~