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General Insurance Agency
COR SECOND AND MAIN.

General Insurance Agency.
COR. SECOND AND MAIN.
LIRE, LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE I'm.
l. SURANGE promptly attended TO ct this Office.
Better and more INDEMNITY can be given ct this
Agency than Other In this city, and less trouble
after q loss.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash CaPitaI 81, OOO, 900.
CASH SuRPLus, july lsr, 1850, $45T,6G.
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, coNN.-cAPIrAL 81 ,OOO, 900.
CASH SURPLUS, JULY 1sr, 1859, $1,000 ALB.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, cT.--cAPrrAL $500, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or NEW HAVEN, coNN.-cAPITAL soc, 900.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INS. co.
OF PHILADELPHIA, PEEH.-cAPITAL $500, 900
~ Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at y
low rates ~ other Companies who pay their losses
II. b. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Office corner ID and MAR sts., Keokuk, Iowa.
Aug7d1m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VOL. VIOLA Rk, . 10 WA REP ORTs
Y Just received at
OGDEN, BROWNELL i CO.'S KS
CITY Book STORE,
AuplO-d No. So Main-st.
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STATE.
For f,os<uor-SAMUEL y. KIkKWOOD.
F,oy I1euf~naaf Gesernor-N. j. RUSCH.
For Supreme Judsss--L. ID. STOCKTON.
II. r. LOWE,
CALEB BALD WIN.
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CO Are the intelligent editors Of the Du-
buque Times and the Davenport NeUs aware
that the Gate City is published at Keokuk,
and is not the Burlington Gate City"
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ETThe Cincinnati Gazette says that FIVE
hundred bushels Of blackbsrries have been
shipped daily, from Madison, Indiana. to
that city, for week or two, and one day the
steamboat brought up thousand bushels.
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COLLIER8 q ROBERTSON,


GENERAL GROCEns,
NO. Is AAINST,
Keskak, lows.
CudAk-crkED HAMS, A choice 70. for sale
June as-d 70 Main street.
CUGAK.CuRED DRIED BEEF for sale by
- COLLIKKS ROBERTSON.
je1d
REEF TONGUES fog s.ie By ,onva,so.
- GOLFERS : R q Es,1 .,,..,
TAsTLK MILLS Xxx QUINCY FLOUk for
~ sale BY cOLLIERS ROBERTSON,
je3Sd n ain street, near Third.
L,RKEcH PRuNEs,
T. Fresh Peaches,
English currants,
peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches Apples,
for sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
js26d szpa
| EM0N SYRUP,
IL Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate,
Burnett's Extracts,
Race Ginger,
Cox's delatine,
Pearl Starch,
Pearl Sage,
Tapioca,
Macsroni,
Nutmeg,
ma Mace.
FOR sale BY GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
| jeTd
rKUsHED, Powdered and Refined White Sugars
~ Loverings Philadelphia Golden syrup,
/ Dslcher' g st. Louis
for saSs By CoLLIERs 4 ROBERTSON,
JeTd
Life, Fire ana Marine Insurance
Agency.
1 DOLICIES Of Insurance issued at tho lowest
rates in the following reliable hrst class COM
TnE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
i or NEW YORK
This il the safest and most reliable Life insurance
n Fund Of over %, OOO,O0O
ATLANTIC FIRM AMI. MARINE ms. Coz
or PROVIDENCE, RI.
UaPltai ESQ. 900 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sPRM0yIRLD, MA0.
Capital S16O,O0O.
4 PEORIA MARINE i FIRE INSURANCE co.
PnoRIA, ILL. =
Capital $500 200 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll TO call ~
the Agency once Of 9. h. DIMOND,
julylsdlm Main-st., over Ogdens Book Store,
N = w
B OF. 5 n Oe,
LEATHER STORE!
!. mn rVyHE undsssignsd have opened store
"" 1t Nc. 146 1aln.st., keidbv <
Block ,hstwssn6th and 9th sts, where they Win -
| please4 70 wait on those desiring
G~sN. BOOTS AND SHOES
or THE LATEST STYLES, AT Low PRICES
ii Sole Leather,
Harness,
s1lr''n B;;id1. and
Collar Leather
Sheep Skins, Pink Lining, and oil kinds Of
Upper Leather,
: Constantly on hand. Also. Shoe Finding, Lasts
, Pegs, -.
i Desiring % merit II, ws ask share Of ths pub
!. ~ RsoIus. Sept. ). 'ss-dAv
n. n GRRGORY,
Asses - ~,
OFFICE with n. B. Tsn-Eyek, ESQ.,, corner Of
~ ~ Main and "a sts., Ke0kuk, Iowa.
July u, 1870 -dAwjn -
Sun UMDREl4LAS.
q 4 MOTHER lot Of those desirable small Um-
: ''''''' '0' A'''' 80 2. B. FosfER,
June sd 6eoond-st.
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son specimens Of our work, and solicit for this
enterprise liberal support from property holders
and ali who feel interest in the welfare and pro-
gross of our county.
FOX 4 OTLEY, Civil Engineers.
N. MCCULLOUGH, in,
Civil Engineer and County Surveyor. d
Keokuk, July Is, ls59-dAwlm
" H AUSTIN. C. u. ALBKRs
w. H. AUSTIN 4 co.,
Grocers and Produce Dealers,
NO. ils MAIN-ST.,
KEOK ....-..I0WA.
SUGAM-GURED II ANS.
IlENRY AMES' celebrated
Il SUGAR CURED HAMS always on
hand and for sale by w. II. AUSTIN co.
July %, 5s-dAw
A s.Ie by ''1s'', w. :. II IT, AUSTIN us; CO., ~
jy23daw lis Main-st. +
A LII grades Of n. O..
IA Crushed,
and Clarified,
for sale Low by w. II. AUSTIN co.,
| iy23dAw 118 Main.st.
paws RIO ,...,,.
Costa Rica, can b
had at w. II. AUSTIN = CO.'S,
/ jy23dAw No. lis Main-st.
CcOrcH ALE and LONDON PORTER, in qrt.
- and pit. botiIes,a genuine article, Tor sale BY
the ;, sss:n or single '0''l; AUSTIN SEQ.
FLOUR AT Low PRKCESI
| WE cons family keep on hand = full supply OF
w all grades Of Flour, and are now selling st
/ very low figures. Gall ut the City Mills, Lsvec,
/ or w. II. AUSTIN = OV.,
jy2sdAw No. lis Aain-strest.
i CALT..-Kanawha and Lake, In bbls., low, By
i - jyD w. u. JUSTIN Z 90.
i ~ SalAratus and
Croam Tartar for sale b
& iy23dAw w. II. AUSTIN 90.
WHEAT WANTEDv
WE are constantly buying winter Whe.t
w spring wheat anA Rye, for which
We pay the highest Market Price IN CASH.
Sacks furnished when desired. Enquire At thu
. : -4' w. II. AUSTIN 1 CO.,
J Julv a3.dAw ll6 Main-st.
DnAN AND sAORTc.
TvOR sale 1t the CITY MILLS,
8 T. ap4dAw Levee.
YrRACINH PAPEk, Tracing Cioth--Dowse'
! i Patept-All widths, for sale by
OGDEN BROWNELL 4 CO.,
tel3 81 Hain-st.
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OTIn Austria, no man 10 allowed to mar
~ who can't ~rite his name. II suoh q law
were enacted in this country, the breed Of
Democrats, at least oflegitimate ones, would
pretty nearly run out in some sections.--IC Gin.
Gazette.
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BURLINGTON DAtLT UAAETTh.-I hIs PHPUf
has been resuscitated. Mr.. Thompson 70.
maine the editor.
| Nor AT ALL COMPLIMENTARY TO THE NV
YoKK FIREnEK.--Mr. Raymond, writing from
Lombardy, pays the following compliment t.
come OF his countrymen:
81 do not believe that any FIRE company, OF
body Of New York volunteers, ever went ou'
for single day ON target excursion, with
out exhibiting more srowdyism' than tn,
whole French army has shown during til,
whole OF the Italian campaign.
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NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, cT.-cAPrrAL $500, 900.
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stxry Years GLr.SIsG FROM LFE's u.REEsr-
A G.nai,se -,uto5iograpIy, Ry John Brown propri.
etor of the University Billiard Rooms. Cambridge.
New York; D. Appietuu Co. This is IA very Gu.
rious book "The autobiography Of .Icin Br0trh''
no matter what John browu-must excite liz .er-
EFT. No one suppress some feeling OF cuilosis
~ to know wh.. John Browns experiences bave
been wha. lis ups and downs in tho ~orld-aDd
We oil fssl more or less certain that there is soe
thing f1aay il .aoa 40 autobiography: something
rare and amusing. johns life could not have
been mn7otoroHs one. IL must have beer
cbsqlsrej and crossed every mans is; but Browns
more then most man's. The subject Of this auto
biography, moreoyef, was or is keeper Of the Uoi-
vsrsity Billiard Ro3ms, Cambridge. lie must
therefore have Sect more Of lite and human char
acter than most other Brown's-and critigue
says thu. John lived "@i.l ali his might" His life
therefore, mus; he's curious and remarkable one.
We cslnG,erd il to the reader.
For sale ty WooDHoysE & Co.
SCIENCE Ind Arr CT CHESS; by J. Monroe, B. C
L. New York; Charles Scrbner. The game OF
chess has grown ia popularity of late years. We
need no better proof of this than the appearance
OF books aud papers devoted to 1t. A lumber OF
these within few wears have been brought before
the public Chess Clubs have multiplied and
animated contests are waged between the Clubs OF
different cities. The world Ia almost agog on the
subject-especially since the great American play
Or, Morphy, went over to Europe to vAnqaish the
champions Of the Old World. The game. there.
fore, sngrossing as it does no large share ofpub-
lie attention, Is more than ever studied, and this
nev publication, combining both old and new
ideas, We suppose, comes quite opportunity for
the studies Of young aspirants. The author Is no
doubt master Of the theme, though what may be
his title Of "B. c. L." We cannot say. Hededcates
his book to General Scott.
For sale by wooDHoUsx h Go.
Hoxs MExoRiEs; Echoes or aMother's voice; by
Irs. Cary Brock, suthor Of "Childrsn at Home"
&c. New York. D. Appleton Co.
For sale by wooDHousE Go.
We have BLscxwoos for March, from Messrs.
woodhouss Co., Agents for the American re-
priuts Of Blackwood and the various foreign quar-.
teglIse.
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LATER FROM EGR0PE.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER NEW YORK.


NEW Yorw, April 5--Thc steamship New YORK,
from Southampton, on the 23d ult., arrived mere
this morning. The Canada arrived OUT ON Inc
2lst. 80
The continental news is decidedly more pacific.
A telegraphic dispatch from Paris says the rive
Powers, have agreed to a European CsnEress. on
italian ars bnt tho bass and extent OF tue JUS,
eussions Ia not yet settled. Hague, London and
Berlin are mentioned az the places ut wnicn, MOST
probably, IL will meet.
Paris eorresnondence says that the Emperor
having been informed of the ultimafum Of Aus.
tra, desires 10 recode, BY diplomatic help, from niS
aggressive attitude.
Another letter says Austria and France ooth are
more inclined to pacific solution.
IL is certain now that Austrlas 1ofceia Lo"oai'
dy is more imposing than had been supposed
A Vienna correspondent Gays the danger OF q
collision Ia falling off for the present Inc Aus
TRAN papers, however, give warning against roo
much confidence In peaceful reports. they say IL
10 very doubtful whether the Congress VIII DO
con1oked.
A large meeting CT worknen had been held Ia
Hyde Park. LoDdon, in opposition to the uosefn>
ment Reform bill.
In the House OF Commons, Monday night, LORD
Russell moved the amendment to the REFORM biii'
previously given notice Of -,
The debate on the subject was POSTPONED NED until
Tuesday. -y~s ~ ~
The Neapolitan exiles had arrived at Bristol A
| crowd of 10000 persons met them at the qrays.
| The Times City Article says the announcement
OF the peace congress had caused an iuiproVeheht
| Ia funds, which would have been greater but for
| the fact that the Paris Bourse had not shown any
| decided recovery of confidence.
| The export of gnnpowder sulphur from Austria
| TO Italy had been prohibited.
The London Morning Herald says France intends
to protest against the construction of Notifications
| at Pacina
| Cardinal Aatonelli had requested the immediate
| evacuation of Rome by the French troops.
| The DAILY NelcS says the last Austrian news cir'
D,ya htrn fin at
Australian dates are week later. The miners
| were dcipg prosperous business.
| The Bombay (Iodia} mail to the 9th Of February,
say the Robilss had been dispersed by the troops.
| and their forts captured without blow. Tania
| Topee was still at large.
| COMMERCIAL.
| LIVERPOOL, March ed Cotton advance 1-l6(13s
| caused by American adYicas and the pacific arpect
OF contuenta al affairs Sales for two days OF Y Goa
bales. including 1900 to sps custors AID 5000 to ex
| porters Orleans niddEiEg 8 10
| Breadstpff quiet-ns regular market Stree the
| Persia'e report Provisions dull. Sugar stead y
| Turpentine dull at i0@ils. Rosin steady and un
| cha need
| UoDsos 9s7 E(d@6l..
| IoznoS March . Carn advanced Ia
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GAa WnsKs-DtNIEL HAapR-

-, Gas WosKs -DiNIEL Haash-
D~Is TY-In calling attention to me s'a a,i.s
of Ma HAGERTY as Superintendent OF tne Ci.y
Gas Works. we feel that we are subserying sse 10
terest OF city. and doing justice TO worthy anu
Mn HIGERTY lisa practical mechanic. familiar ],
nv nractjce with the m anufacture and nannaenoht
of the most important portions OF gas
a man OF excellent intelligence AMI great ener1y'
"a stand. endorsed by men who know, as probs'
bly, the best lifted amongst rs tor th,s post men
are much more swayad by party preJuti than
consideration for the pubic good put we rely npnn
The gced ssnse and Justice of the voters o. kich-
mond to give Is icer who is fit for this trust
anreiv they will nos DC so unreasonable or upjost,
"a a. iuTp from fit aud competent man. for the
sats of nolities where none are involved. and put
unon ma an additional tax from incapacity at rms
tima. when thole is general complaint OF high
n il true, MI HAGERTY is firm and consis.
cent democrat but the citizens OF Richmond mus'
be proscriptire. indeed. up to the era OF Know
Nothingism if they mean to carry proscriptop INTO
thia office. ,-..
The best and lit,est men for every place." 1t was
poru'ar once Shall it be scorned row!
an G-It* MANY AS consumers.
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THE clrKIES TRIAL,

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Sickles case was
continued to-day. The prisoners desk
moved to the middle of the bar and the passage
was kept clear for his counsel TO communicate
with him.
The number OF his personal friends from New
York and elsewhere. has considerably increased
Seventy-four talIies appeared, only three OF
whom selected making jurors in all. The
court ordered the same number of talesmen to be
summoned for Tomorrow, and adjourned.
The father and father-in.law of the accused are
present.
1t is reported thatIsfrs. Sck'es arrived from New
York this morning and liz stopping at kirkwood's
Hotel.
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II appears from . statement in the Albany Eve
ming Journal, that there are now 10 the male de.
pastmsnt Of the Prison ct Sing Sing, 1851 Goa.
victs, with only S0l cells to accommodate them
and not shop room enough for ell TO work in. In
the Female Department there are stated to be ils
couyicts With but IS cells for them. This makes
10 oil the unprecedented numbsr Of ITO prisoners
Iu the month Of January. alons. 10 were received,
g Of whom vsre from The City Of New York
Nor n sInr sing alone In its insdequacy to hold
the cenviess who's the law orders TO be coufinsd
IN II, yron Auburn IN the same State, it 10 re.
portsd that he prison u fuller than ever before
ed 1ast week Il was said that but four vacant
csIIs remained. Clinton Prison 10 full. 1t looks
= r. crime vss increasing ~ rapidly that an eu-
lssos@sus Of iithsss Institutions will soon BE-
sssasy. Measures iookiag - tbs enlargement Of
snsor mora Of SAsm hews alFeady been introduced
= ths Inxls,etnso. etaklssios. however, show the
eassnsaeiae - shas Athough crime increases, ii
49, pot ssessassss fast - populations. The pro-
p<vtsen u ve&pse 70 honest men Il less than Il
sss hustrse ysees ESQ.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. April 5-Dispatches sent by State
Department to Minister Lamar, in Central Amer
lea, are of positive character, instructing hini
to demand from Nicaragua an apology, restitution
and indemnity, and in case of the failure to COM
nIy with which demand, he is TO ask his passports
/. ia said that commanders of the Gulf and
Pacific squadrons will be guided by the edsice
of Lamar. in case Of actual demonstration for the
defence of Americas rights. In the absence CT
Lamar they are to exercise their own Judgment
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The following was the re-
Iative state of the weather at the places named at
7 O'Clock this morning New York, clear and cool;
Philadelphia. clear and cool; Washington. cloudy;
wind W; Petersburg, clear; therm. 81; Norfolk,
clear. therm Coo; Wilmington, clear and warm:
Charleston, clear, therm. 55o, wind W; Savannah,
clear. therm $50: wind W; Mobile, clear, therm.
100: New Orleans therIn $50: wind ".
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TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PHILA.
DEEpuIA

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-The fugitive slave case
was contipued this afternoon. The excitement
still continues. large police force is in atten-
dance
The counsel for the defence moved that Com
missioner Longstreet hand the case over TO anoth-
or Judge, for the reason that he had prejudged II
and acted as advocate for the plaintiff; il having
been shown 10 evidence that he had announced
the first power OF attorney OF the claimants IN
sufficient and informed them that he would be
obliged to release the slave, If arrested uDder 1t,
aud that 10y his advice, new power OF attorney
WAS obtained.
Mr.. Benz. Brewster, for the claimant. argued
that it was prominently tho duty OF the Com
missioner TO give this advice before he issued the
warrant.
The Commissioner over-ruled the motion.
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R NoTIoE.-Au adjourned meet
V~Ga ing OF "THE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNIsN SOclEr. of Ri :hmond aud it, vicinity viii
he held In Trinity Church on this "WEDNESDAY
evening at quarter to 3 o'clt ok.
The object Of this meeting il to complete the or
BIZ the election Of off GERS aud enrolment
of members Ali persons connected with the SUI
day School cause-aud others friendly 10 the same.
are cordially invited TO attend and participate
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DIED

ON Monday nioht, tho 9Th Instant. ct II O'clock
infant child 81 John r aud CAthariuO West, aged
pruths. !.
The funeral will take place this afternoon: 81
,eieck from The residence Of its narepts IN byrd,
hctwean 9TH and 10th streets. The friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
YESTERDAY morning. At 0clcck, VIM HENRY.
son of " IA and Rachel Craig, aged 3ysars ana
months
The friends Of the family are requested tn attend
his furnerat. this morning. at II o'clock. NJ the td
Presbyterian church. Church Hill
On the 4th instant, Mrs REBECCA Muslin,
consort &c ID Muslin. she loff adevoted huseann
SIX children ard large circle Of relatives ana
friends to mourn their loss.
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FROM HAVANA.
New YORK April THE steamship Cahawba
arrived at this port early this morning, with Ha-
vana dates to the 10th nit.
Among the passengers by the Cahawha are a
portion of the opera troupe Of Max Maretzek,
comprising the prima donnas. G'zzaniga and
Aairro and the artists Stefarr, Maccafarri, Azore
and others. Maretzek, with the balance, will fols
low shortly.
The Russian frigate Geffer sailed on the 30th for
New York.
Sugar dull and inactive. Freights improved
Exchange London IL per cent. premium; on
New YORK - a and !, per cent discount.
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To THE DrMoCsATs OF UNION

A-L-s AND CRUsCH HILLs.-You are requested
TO meet at Spripg heii Ball. Church Hil) on
WEDNESDAY n'gnt next the oh OF april. at
O'Clock. for the purpose of org .nizif bemocrs lo
association Srch a step is indispensatl TO an Ell
ciant canvass aud is the more particularly called
for In view of the tact that the Opposition are or
oaniZirg with unusua' energy Several speeches
from our Fl est orators may be ex pected. ap 5-2tf
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SPECIAL DISPATCH.
LYNCuBukG MuNICIpAL ELEOTION.

LYNCHBUKG MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
LYNcRBURG, April 5.-At the municipal election,
which took place to-day. W. d. Branch was re.
elected Mayor. Henry Huntington was elected Ci-
ty Sergeant over Boisseau. j. c. Didlake was
elected Clerk of the Hastings Court, over James
Bauagh, the present incumbent, by large msJo~
ritY. IL.
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POLITICAL.

NopFoLK, April 5.-rhe Opposition Convention.
which met at Suffolk to-day determined to make no
nomination against Gen. Millson, the present De.
mocratic representative from this District
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ENTIRELY UNRIVALLED

II - 1Nk IA "a "a ~.
They are Just landing from the steamer and open
ing this morning
BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE REGINA TAFFETAS
ORIENTAL; new. for Laies summer wear
VERY ELEGANT BROoADE CHINTZ BAREGE
ANGLAIS TWO-FL0UNCED ROBES
SATIN STRIFE GRENADINE DOUBLE JUPE
POLL DE CHEVRE ROBES
VERY BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE BAREGE TWO
FLOUNCE REDINGOTE ROBES
sXrRA RICH BAYADERE AND BEoCHE Fou-
BILE JUPE MoUsLINE DE CHINE DO
70 COLORED PRINTED BARE3E ROBES, DoU-
BILE JUPE. TEAvY SATIN PLAID
VERY RICH CHINE PUULT DE sol TWO
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
SUPER QUALITY VERY RICH PLAID TWO
FGOUNCED SILK ROBES
FINE AND BEAUrtfUL PARIS PRINTED OR
CANDIES AND JACONETS
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY GROs DE RHINE. all
boiled
RICH COLORED PLAID GLACE ARMURE SILKS
FINE QUALITY RICH BAYADERE CHINE DU-
CAL CHALLY
Lupins' splendid quality high colored mode and
black Moussline DE Lame
AIS.
Lupin's celebrated extra qua Fly black Bombaz zines
and De LANES
Heavy Velours Ottoman black Silk, for mourning.
OUR STOCK Is NOW VERY LARGE. RICH AND
COMPLETE.
Also,
Choice now Dress Silks. Grenadines. Chsllies
JacJnets, Org andes. Laces. Embroideries
Travelling Dress Goods entirely new and beauti-
full medium priced Dress Goods. Damasks, Goods +
Men and Boys wear. sheetings. shirtings, CALI
| brics Mu.lins, Linens ard
| SPLENDID LACE.
| SILK,
| NETT,
BAREGE
AND CLOTH
/ pnuNANs
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ORDISATIoN.-Rev. Mr. Gatewood OF Norio'K, va
was ordained Priest of the Protestant Episeopai
Church, on Sunday morning, 10 Christ Church :,
Alexandria. RI. Rev. Bishop Johns assistant bish'
Oh of the Diocese, officiating.
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CRLEBeArIoN.-The anniversary of the birth OF
Henry Clay will be celebrated at Ashland, Hanover
county, Va on the 12h inst Hon. "m' L. "og
gin, the Opposition candidate for Governor, VIII
be present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DANSyILLE, N. Y.
DANsvILLE, N. Y. April 4-The National Hotel,
together with several fine blocks of dwellings,
were burnt yesterday. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

CONVICTION FOR BIeAMY.-Ezra Bahey, conVic'eo
10 Roanoke county, Va. OF bigamy, mas been sem
fenced 20 three years in the peDitentlary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

psuilas bousk BunsED -Tbs dssiissg house
= ~ fase q Giles Wells, IL Chesterfield ce.
", down On Sunday. No person IN
itst tss tiaas. Esssything VS. cossanssd. Los
$1,000, partly iaanssd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

A CARGO OF RAILROAD IsoN-The ship Arthur,
arrived at Alexandria, Va, Monday, after a voy-
age of thirty seven days, from New Castle England
with a cargo of railroad iron for the Lynchbure
Extension of the Orange and Alexandria Rail-