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SALE. -- WHEREAS

M default having been made In he s"nditioa "I
.er,an ,od."sre q no,s's., ,'ros:a sea nSn''tsa
wife pf the city II ~ Paul county III kama-y Mime
soa. thuma, Sstst Of The oli ~ 'inninhal phnI
esh hundred s,i M, eight, ~bcb mortgage was dub
led la tn. ucr at the Register ~ Deeds VA sai TOR
The county Il ramsey, ON he iph dsy 81 Jnns 4.
nont ~ oi mortgages, pages ~ aud st5 ~bars1b
N. eaid charles Manhe, aud Mar leuua, his vile.
I'D graft bargain, eel sud "nnt"y I" the ssih thn"s-
InsAdsf his heirs AMI aAslHns iW ss.r lin mort
gspeI ali 'ba uari ~ pa,cr Of lsni situate, tihs sui
10, Dubber twenty i!. IN No'l"nds snhditis'on
at LLms nami-r tvn tll II Nsodstbu,sh's sJJiron Ia
frstI street. by uns bundfs1 aud ~rniy I'VE llsbl
feet ds-p, o. n,'-eo II " sllay 'n'a" tear, nha
b.rs 10 the cy of 80 NJ fsa county ~ Ramsey, aud
hs. ~ Mnnesnts, to ssrpfe tho pay mrhi " The sad
Ibpmas hu.s,isr by th- said ,hsfrs A"nd'~i Of he
.om ii seven hundred dollars ItfWl d.. and ray"blr
hrre y.H,s ifsas ths said iWh day IL June, IHh, With
The tate ~ twenty hya per cent per
AMMAN, "a be paid y.sfi, according to u. term. "na
Charles Mpndnlei, aud pstsh" !" I'd" "'jnr oi ssii
tbmna. Hnssisr
And ~hsr,as The interest or said nulc o s5oo SECURED
by .hd unrFsRr, Tor the year ending the isb dst 81
Jane ma ls due aua whay unpaid, 3" The sun Of VI
which sain ~ The date n Ihis M es 10 clsltsd ti be
Ana no .a, OF proceedings al law have t"en bad
insutr he debt secured ny said note AMI
mortgage, any part tbntsD
Nav therefore notice !. hereby given that Ia pursuance
Of power al sale contained 10 said mor,saa. and
ysabf ga tho statute IN snoh ma aud provided
tho unrisagad premises sbov" described Anh covered
hy said mufgaEr with ali aud angular the sppurl"
nnH th-feHnn belpnging, VIII d" su'd ~ pnblo shr
hon a, the front dtr the Court House. Ia the city
~ fshl 10 ss county of Hatns"y AND state 81 Mhte
-o'a, 90 No is,b d.y II A"sa.' A. d, isp ~ on" ne
.un doe nj th date ~ virtue ~ said soc aud smtsaE"
together ~nb ali e,.ts alin~si by law.
''''' '''' ''' ~ i'i5sAs noss!rka.
Mortgage.
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AGE FORECLOSURE RE.

MI Where's default having been made la ID. eand-
dag Of Jsnosry Ia TIE gsst eighteen hundred and ms
sis made. rtrsHri, sbi delivered ~ Inhs Marvin md
raany 81 Ramsey nns-nta. 10 Aunna rae,o, II Lysa
state ~ tphBsu'i' ~ Nhth mortgage was dHr hisd TER
,,r,,,d In IN. 1fep of 10. sgs.r 81 Deeds tr ,aid
eaanI d pan.ey ~ he toti.spts ti,,h aay fJsaa.
az UhS ,bves nrioek and tory r mIaans IN The nj
is,ue.b sps nsS anlt recorded In jpos p 81 Mort.
ssre- page. ~ AMI ~ ii the records ~ said ssm"y
f9ahty, vhsfehy 'bs saii iuts Marvin aud Mar Ann
MARVIN b,s stfe vrsnad sold sal g.d
10 s SAID Al,os issoon lis heir. snd assign. tor ever
iLs toa~nt ifaes psses ana parcels II Sud yins Ahi
heing ssh eohhfy 81 gsms"Y aud state 81 hinnssada
10. "g.eas,ss 81, ~ .al a,s isL ~ sIs ssn,''
Psn acc,f.ss n he pl.i th-f-'d rsosd ia The ofce
Of ne NsRst ni o. rls sf1f.saiJ bRsthsf with eli aud
siosasr he lensm.ns aad nfisssuces
longing sppef atriug - ss"1re Tho payment n hr
saI Aitaaa hae"n ~ No saii Lpse Marvin, II he sum
al Que thas.sd ,hr.r bnndf,d Hpi thirty :, dollar. AID
Aryrhts nYr epsis sa D-rtsi, AgsoTl NJ % the nd
t.'.. ws,,,. i.,.d AIM Pau jsriarv n ia md
payaba issits 9ppth. Nfef d.is ip he "rdst Of sad
sehsfi Marvin srh ~ h'a "nrpfs.d i"r said san ot
I've 90, esn, psr son,b unirsi ssls at The b.as
~ Uaos # br'~H fisnssf, ippn witch s-P noe
hpifrd aud ihtty tao .1I,D doilsfs paid thersap 90
tts 10 II Jansf7. tFtf, ati he ilf her snl II
vns hahi'rh std an"J il". p.l 'b'f".n 80 he l.,
kni Tinn wh,ah so there no.. claimed - bs
ane I'D p~,Dg .tih. date Il tbs r0trr he balance
aud eleven rst's lstD9in
Ana 40. 40 ~ pt9sse5nis 81 "a 80 e'ier~tse have
beea lnsrns9 ~ he'd ~ ~ nd balance doe
SAID Bfss ~ an part fbsfsgi
Nos hsfrf - nfiirs a.Trty gwen. hat IN pafsp.
a.ss an hF Il ppssf ~ ssis rpnAtnsd ia ssd
fDr sss I'D 81 tbs ssAYts such made sBd Pm.
yd.d be uaufiKsfsl ff-miss. arets d"srf,si Vii he
soh pase sartf,a. otbs sh.. idasr i.f cash ~
aAsrn ~ EsDs.y rppbty. 81 DE fbl fns' u NE
tour nppts, "a D." c'g q - fa"i in ssh county.
." ssintdAy. zoe is'i day al a.ptemb'r neat, 4 p.
lsS9 yoiaes he ip,sh'.a n hat 'ay, b
srs. do ag, .sd note. aud afed ~ .sd rno,gss.
bgsfhrr NFb al irsal f.is. charges and .tpsB.es Of
SAFE.
Da,sd i,ly -, i-tp
ANON BACON
hFiEsgss
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Losses .qaiishiy a. ls,ed sHd promptly rsd ~
SArd. 81 90 lpI,so a TGsses baYF been PAD Pr Pa
Hus InsursEHe smpAuy 30 ti@ tssi y f"afs ~ an
Iuishd SsURaaou E,sEs Ascsp'rd terms c1ls - 81
Win sovrnry snf rufGft tsp1csI st'uiGD Rsfa 20
Tu.uranes Ut Dwe3upss ard nfsos ~ i"rms u ae :"
I've years.
The pr1gtrss u tis fnfporsi has been sshls 40
r "a rrf1piTa through saspps - fnsnrs s"nshis sHi
siofu gs gsfs.s eventual stsfnIt frrtn - HE
Agf.sin Er4 mari dtsssrf seing Lax - 81
siel 20 cash bsss a irDpbl"s 81 % cf.si, sgs.-m
affect ne iu 30 ma -raAi ysriieHizr
u4yty hsr9 tmss ihs .er4fIty n reliable lHsar.
shrs 10 IN imperative d3'yhe snify ~ prypsfiJ "Hn
era 90 sn.'aln pea vr4g issn n8od lsssrH"f.
Agencies be a. fh- " acigs tSss sbi '1Wns br sgh
Gus NJ Faleiss 10 ~ N.'h.Tf dsisg, ~
AtstoIy THEp fEENTH. Ax+E
p
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The Ro.4s are al vel -iaessd sfh F'r'' ''t's haf'
o.. oncsri ru-et~s Niih rarripl sh' '"''" ~
-. III der ta. coa,r,,. o. cuu, ys'snt Agsn's
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no THE CREDITORsoF JAMES -

UOLMts n r.sidrpt of N" ely :" ~, Panl, MAJ"
say rurnts aud Ftaie II NuneAois
tnu " ~ ak~ n1es that a. ~. fhnl. ~" ""nh'}
Aforesaid on the 10th day of April, D. o. 90 ,tai
inn aiins The pruuan, schedule snd Ahd.vh I" 70"
IA Holmes tr - dtss barge ifum his debts. "nd"t
III, pto,lsuus 81 act II the ssi Nisr lpf lhs tisi 81
iu.ai vent debtors a ord VAS made ~ the Hon v .
p.uef Judpr ui the nafici r,urt ~ u" second Jnd'
r. Iu.ltrt 81 .sid state requiring all N" rredihs "'
~. saf Holmes iBsolS.nt, to slo~ cause, " aht
tbry have b.i1ta him tho rAii Judge, al the '"afi
itan.. In a. e,y ~ ht Paul afnfr,sd hr ~ dhy
"A Aagasi A ~ 1879 ~ 80 uripk 10 N" fWenfS'a ~
~, IA, .hy a. AssIe htn~st ~ thu SAID inssiYrni
.sl.,. .lYuis ~ be malt sud he b. discharged from
us d.ti. pursuant - he provisions of VI" s's ~"
Wa HPHIup NALL.
AiItfusS ts,F Prnphefs
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
\'OTICE-THlRD ANNUAL. MEET

Az ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE pA
korA LAND COMPANY
Noies 10y given that til. stockholders OF ihr Ia
so,a Land Company will hold their ttr snunsl mveuns
for the purpose OF elecug p-rmsn-n oncers 'or We Oh
sung year pursuant ~ siecileaons oil CHARTER at he"
Office under the Fuller House, Tuesday, second DAY
of August. is59, ats clock T. NJ.
SAMUEL WlifAtI,
Secretary pro TEN.
81. Paul July - l.:e y!od1sI
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-IN

Y n nsnrf q % ''laI1 " FIAs H'li'I"s'' q
rssssf .-.-. -.
safir. !. k~grh, YEA thsii a. sEsss lFrm ~ We
Py.las ar, n, srf County, hid ~ u" h~h O.
- gatls ~ - 1s DIP q J4Bf lsAy. James H.H
J.u4. F.rgH. al stgsfi f~sIyS ssfs .pFeisi'ds an
-. 1~,s L. fsssiss sIsaiss sd al as al elsst saf
isnAsds q ~ tef'sts as-ns a. $50 ~ a. az
81 ekasr nstsN nan stsnefs q II
-, A. Ia. fnf- 81 lanass us. Ia lauis F.s "a sat
sfs.y - 2 ID aa1 {! A1sgsi hss .td - s~i"fnAy -
.r.,r ,ssrssaiHg vssss tasrs.'tsr ff ga nn0hiis
Inn. - aaf- q sssf 81 gssn'Dsoi
81 tsfs.n. ssTibg slsss AsshT 10 s.s a sAil
s......s bsfssT rsgarsd v p'sssai ne sane " -
~. 81 fatfsls.obsfs stlfl ala nFH - Hfm 90 IS
= 90 81 agposHissni ~ 10 10 SfSf 4fbsffsd
o. Isysl. isiy In. lss ... ..,...,.
.,gf.a tAAtA HALi
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N,oKTGAGE SALE -DEFAUIT

wi having been made In h~ to"diu Il 81 certain IN
dspiu" 81 n sag-. r'"rt'.i aen ~ N''h,'l
oty Of ~ r.g, co1niy "i ksnsFFy MN rs"'h !" ps'i
sanford e be sans rare. da's1 h" Ihh Day q JAt
N" a,r. II ne Register Il beds sni &c SAID cpry
10 baaa - 81 Mortgages ~ RACES Wy 'Hi ts'hs SO. Ish
az =. '. +. ~ Aeb.a Srss.t.s ana sa..,ass
h. sfa - giant bargain. s"it snd convey iin NOR
ffstrr al Il %. f'p.lat dssc,sed uses - parcels q
lstd .ltIs. iytng Nad being ~ Ne eV ~ ~ fam' J"
Inc .,,afy I karnsss .ud s'ate of NinD"'Us. IA ~ I
t,a. unnhsf.i Oh" ~ cot 80 =" BOO ne"sT,.1
t~o fll 10 w.ssf safsifT's sidlhp" :" 'iett. ada
oa r~eofd " oss II N. rsS-', II deeds IL AID faf
,ad e4arft ai Ramsey, ~ ssfur" u,s pstHnht 80 ne
sad Dsyid ~artfd. - ~ SAD sfth Ans'ses's ~
he ,u,n ~ hires haHffed and ria'B tD5il do ins anr
ard tA3nis Ia 'hre~ 's, Hur AMI ts'lFs 'n"a'hs h""
sai Ish dsy Ianpsrt, iTt4 ding - me terms
mao snt Delivered - ,aid sishssl Angssbs's 80 saii
u.tis ssnftf ., @dys sui ted ssd isi day of l-nn
And .bs,,a. "a. sr.. ssd 's@ond ias'slmFn'. msn
lD,.i m ss.I pp's al ofs't' -. " h' s,m :" w
AtA .g tt az p.asrsdinys - a. ha beet i"taii"h
te fsc,.f s All deb ssrsf'd ~ 'ai "'isAsT 81 s'y
I'D .6rt... tasa sei .eI AhTsl.bs,s and sassnosb.
b.. N.fr % rrADt AID ssIs" 10 ssih 90" S'S' ?"
ara Wv 81 80 "a AK =. A. ars.t. q,
.s,'a Ice. in ssss .ai 'enfts.g. ~rs io'frisef ~
:. 80. .,ti pts,rI... shsoil b. slys' .sd ia sale
der ara slff4s u he yTs'f ." s-lT '"Hhin's 20 80 A"
" .t.,sf,,e t,siee 4.hsfsbg given hist ia rpesa
siea ~ bY e lSS"f - a." e"es'nF5 ~ $50
Inss,.tr VI uB9rts4ss sad ~ conformity siih ig" ks'
b. sp~b male srd pip71sd ~ 'eTisaErs pf' "'
..a,s G+.s fip.d sHd COVERED - saf 1.dSaFf - a.
uycb fssrsaf n.sy 10 nsesssAry npaJ Wr tfs' ahi
sscena - rns ias s.i so's Ana tsof'fase a i.
date -. 30 sold 10 ils Iief show SAL o D"bf
49, ~ ! he f,sst a,Tss ~ DE C,ss HoIs@ n he
e,iy u saint Psti. sad Ramsay 'enhy - 80 -
o'elaes ip 4r fosshys ~ .sf s.J .aisi5 AnH % %
10 dent 80 claim DUE ~ W 40 - 'a.a -. 80. "''
gs.r srh 81 r.sss ahd stgshsss Ai7ssh ~ ia-
bA'a '@'' '' ''' o. ''' bIyip s,syoaD.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE -UN-

vs. yrr,s osslc.s. A'imrnsJs ~ sor,s.srs
lysJ dGNw
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ClIERlFF'S SAI.E.--lN NlltrUk

~ III ihrss t-suions issued aut Of and u"h'r W..
seal uI he nistrot Court Ia and tor h" ""''n't ~
tsrhault aud state at Mnnrs.ds, up - Judgments
t.nds red aud doekeci Ia Ia. uio "i h" '.tA :" ha"
court aud To ne iir.ci.j nns 81 which IL asah'' h'
pfoprrt, oi !. r. Mead aud the remaining i"n AAsn-l
he pr perry nf : y. Mead and v. hsSu"ni up"h h"
Brs which ID sum nf siiy ,hr"o 10 iH dollars o"~
due aud np0n 10. later thr sum 81 "nr h"nh"" s
tw.i,- IS Lao dallars, have levied upon ana s'fHn
ono undivided fourth part ut the t'llU~ins h'"Hh'h
property as The properly ~ y MEAD h~H 80,
In. Mo- AID 10, 10 block No =, "a The l"~h o' h'hn
Earth ,iy ~ described IN the survey 81 .aid avn 81,
reruld Ia the once 81 the N,Tlsisf 81 bs"iH Z" SAN
county tnss her with ali III. buildings, Msehineft and
appuriauancrs tberrunt" h"l"bgrf. -, 4,
S0irr Ia hereby given that wi cell the hosi q"
.cribed ufop.,ty Il, the highest bladder r cash hpuhe
auction "a III. law Directs a. IA. d"t II Tie Hoe "i 10"
Rebate, ot lice Il. Of said county, W. hlue tHHl cay,
a., Fr,daY thr ash iay at August i@b at innclps IA
the tYrutpn 81 satd dsy ~ SalsS III" 'Hi"ss'W aus
tsge th.r Nth III. intet.sis ADD et'-,s thereon
I,asd tbs iHt dss Of July, lfha .....,..
lyit.wdw r"'"
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MI nIEpAVCH
: ,,.,, ir,s,,. MARCH -. 1859
-. ..,,"s. ....s~~sx ,xn nucUANAN.

pALMERsI0N AND BuCh ,'-s.n,,.,,op
r,nsan correspondent OF the ooa.se ,,,ed
ali. tina following carioas co''''e'e
=. orr pr,s;dsnt 90 cerfass ee'.' ,,x IN Isnl.
~, nochsuaa arrived IN La. p ,he Iri.ish Gov.
aud gave sas usual United Lord Aberdeen tthe
ernnenI .A.S snd Lord Clarendon tine so' s'x .
ran,s - caitsd upon Lota @ .sss =,
- then Home secretary, ; .nn and respsss
coSrsss q 40 known, married tue woo. OF
Panesss'G ,.ner. 70 whom be bad been attached
- her crs. marriage. great deal OF Seos.
ssns YEA circulated IN the benaoo Circles as 20 =,
M%,aned intimacy with her alter marriage. which
s.a..d the party considerable annoyance on ire
esssiou of Mr.. Buchanans tutrod dcsion, aiier tne
rsual ss.utaticns, Paimerston said pray accom-,
nary me into the nexs room, whers we shaw nnu
my lady pAimersson and some OF ihe ,a@sy, y"
they have coaxed me into giving ID am IN 'mlroaf'
h. luncheon here 10 my official ri dente, whstr,
By the way. I do not reside, and we shA'i ee very
glad II ycu vii, join our party without .eremaoy
Isdv palmerstou will have the honor OF calling
upos your charming niece, Miss Lane, IN tue
courss Of to.morrow, and we hope u see great
dsNl Of VOC both at Cambridge house'
50 saying. Paimers,on drew nas Wv ' ,nar,s
rsrtv. making glad over luncheon. Mr. Bac-
ksnsn vaa introduced TO Lady Pai"etston, VINO
eaid. With smile. "tbese ATE my col dfen, MT
Buchanan. This" pointing 10 the present hN
O,vper. 'this is nv oldest son." MIR. Buchanan
smiled, bowed, glanced from Lord Casper to LORD
P.,merston remember that buchanan
had never heard OF the pa rticuiar scandal in the
case, never known that Lady had been Lady G.
never heard that the lady married Paimerstor
after she Vas fifty. Bot glapcing from Cowner t.
PAlmerstou, aud wishing TO be complimentary
he said, "indeed, my lady, should have recog'
niasd this gentleman even in the street. ~ Lort
Palmerstons son, frons The rsry strong family re-
semblascs I" Mr.. Buchanan was told how the
casa reallv Vas-a fer his b,under.
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ruE ARrssiAN WELL AT IouIsvrLLg, KY.


A correspondent Of the Rochester ruion fui
nsshss to that paper description OF the Artesian
well Of the Messrs. Dupont, At Louisville, Ky. Hc
Gays;
The we'll was commenced IN April, 1851, with
the intention OF obtaining a supply % pure water
for the extensive paper mill Of the Messrs Y. l. y
A. Y. Dupont. Tue boring was commenced from
the bottom Of one of the wells of the mill, and
continued to the depth of seyensyssx ieet, the
diameter Of the bore being Eve inches. Al this
point the bore was redaeed te 'h'ee 'aeaes 10
thousand and eighty-six feet The first water
which cached the surface WAS found az depth
of one thousand, six huodred aud ninety seven
feet from the surface, rsing with considerable
f,ree, but not 10 sunicient qaautlty Tor tho pnr.
pose intended.
rbe well discharges water at the rate of about
two hundred and tweniy.seven gallons per min
ute aud with force sufficient to throw ipeh
stream from sixty to niuoty feet 10 height. The
water rising IN pipes, finds 1t level one hundred
aad seventy teet above the sur face.
The water is . very strongly mineral, and is
already shi ped to Boston, New York, an1 also
to England and France, 10 large quantities.
Charley Sanders, co,ored man, dispenses
glasses of water on a tin tray a. the numerous
visitors What Stephen and Alfred we're to the
Mammoth Cave, Charley ia to the Ariesian Well
with this difference, that the later ignores the
question Of geology, aud confnes himself strictly
20 matters OF chemlstry ana hygieUe.
Inquired Of Charley what the probable effect
would be upon one uaaecustomed TO drinking the
water With smile that would cretit TO many
| al NJ. d., he relieved himself Of the following:
1.-THE projects of the water is salt e2communi.
Gated with calcium maRnisher, protected with
magnesium of iodine, aud with very little lime
calcium carbonic acid gas, subste niates the body
of this water, aud makes 1t harmonious with the
system, unvigoratng all the bile from the system
| vt the same time communicating To the most pal.
atatous appetite. Ii acts melodously on the
liver, and judicodsiy on the kidneys, aiametrical
| ~ cleansing the whole nervous system without
| scrutiny TO make an artesian cocktail, take
thirty drops of mutiated spirits. with little
| water, and small Donation of mint in the bottom
with billet of ice aud a teaspoon set up in the
diameter with little nutmeg on the surplus, aud
take internally. It Will resist disgonaly to thu
obtruse parts, confscating the pressure cf the
diaphram congeniaiy. 1t devindicstes whisks,
simultaneously >
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FASHIONS FOR MARCH

At present 1t appears quite decided that Their
will be no great change either In the material o
make of dresses. Sleeves are still worn very wild,
and omen, although the number of tight sleeye
has increased during the month 1t il always il
this way that new fashion is introduced-at firs!
heSitatingly, as6 then, il not at once dscoupte.
neaced. il gradually comes into general favor. The
sight sleeve IL the necessary consequence of the
discontiuuance by many of the basque /, is more
10 harmony with the tight plain body and rou nd
ed waist. IL was an anomaly for this body, which
after the full and deep basquines that have been
worn, locks almost singulariy fiat, TO be accom-.
panied by exceedingly wide sleeves. Tight sleeves
are made generally with two seams, open at the
wrist, and buttoned on the inside, q deep pointe
spaulette, with row of buttons, marking the
middle. Sometimes the sleeve is made lease
enough to pass the handI through, in wsich
case a small cuff to match the epaulette is waru-
An uuder.sleeve of plated cambria WITH small
rounded cuff, Is the best style for this sleeve
With the tight or Amadis sleeve there should b.
NO berthe or anything to enlarge the bust Fls
trimmings are employed to ornament the bod.y
such the fo1rrageres in gimp, or blttops placed
In brandebourgs or across the shoulders to the
valet, back and front fhe reyers cape from tile
waist to the shoulders uaay be- worn. This fashion
dates back twenty years. it was then considered
pretty and. beeouaing. The eye requires to be-
ccrrs accustomed TO it; We must, however, confess
Chat i needs really good figure to look elegan:
satin and black velvet are worn for wa,k;r =,
dress the skirt plain but Worry full; the body ,u<b
- We have described.
Black s;lk dresses are trimmed principally with
1suucss, with CIR without velvet at the edcst go
Gre placed very high up the skirt when a. hody
10 without basqucs. "'"J
FOR dinner or evening dress the skirs. vbe,her
single or double, 10 worn very long, forminy /.
train; the lower skirt is often of satin. and IA
upper Que OF veivet-both OF the. same color. but
tire sattn . deeper shade. Soms dresses are made
with one breadth Of velvet and another of silk or
The most fashionable cslors for walking DIRE a
are violet, deep blue, brown erab, and varis m,
Shscea Of greer; Tor evening, silver gray, ms nv,
4iA6. China rose, light green, and groseiiia de
Aipes.
To sleeve chatelaiHe il worn with .trssss
vssLont basqaes, because, being open to tn,
shoulders, 1t allows the arm to be quite free IL ON
sns Sleeve and thns does not appear heavy 1t il
nos.vsr, more graceful 10 tulie or Lace over
short sleeve.
k1o au.aii spanish NANTES are much worn; the,
gre very becoming to young perso..s, aud are thei
dssp lee u ae.ea
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lSHe-sr..IsS THROUGH TARIFF OF
sa<zss.- szesEE&8 FREIGHT from Richmond to Mem.
phis and Intermediate points:

The rates West of Knoxville will not go into eE-
feet until after the completion Of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad. which will be about tie lst Of
April.
shippers Of through goods mlst seni duplicate
tickets giving the marks. weights and destination
# goods. Send to CoX's Line OF Boats.
A 8 LEE, on the Deck.
N. B Goods from Northern cities shipped through
az reduced rates. A. b. l..
fe In-rS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-24

TN yejcs OF fng wuAna-D ooDIs.--A sswhao1.
sSea's" asza she'll preacher, wound Up y flaming
ssrmon with this magnificent peroratioD:
"ay srathring and sisGern. Of msn's full If
religion Yen can't hurt him. ggere Gas ~.
.nfee 4. aha" eniiaisa they put'e ~ y, ...,.
sbhs,as! se.sn tia.sa hotter thaa i. could he
~ ana 1t din.'s sings Lar on their hessa. Aud
sserv v - John tne Eysns.ier, they PIT him--and
sneie 90 you tastk erethrt.s and sistvrn, they
ctiin lie. srs sssea him ~ night, aud IL iidr,t
kxs< h'sshess And lAare WA Daniel. they mt
hisi into = ito1ts Aen-e.nd What, my fellow trsvs
eaess. and rsspentsAi ~stiscri-s. do yon think he
vss puttnto . ttonss aeu fort Why for nrs virs
snrse tinss z dsy. Don't be- alarmed, brsthriae
eAtastssn; cost think any IL you viii avss
~ iaSaA Hons isA F--llazars Magazine. WV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-24
CRATES, FENDERs. FINE SETS OF

ERATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ sH0yELs. T0NGS and POK ERS. II have for
snae eevant assortment Of all kint Ia Of Grated
.as.udinG every style of Tenders, Sum ner Pieces
nss.dssm md plan ssts Of shsysls. Tengs and
Shosels, hre shnyeis handsome Stanas tr a. I
and poksrs Blower stands; Brass and iron Footmsns
sss nIick hre SLABS End jams; sets OF SCa Stone
sweet tone Builders housekeepers anl sthers II Z,
AN 9. any o. ne shove articles can be supnlas ~
" lnwssl yorthern pricea. am ma a riss, =.
~ 1inds Of Bras and Iron Works az fhs shosa w
ana :. nv f NIL end hgAss EoN DRY. and
4 kichmsnd Va -" ssfsHss, vest nde,
saH-diy s.n prNoor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-24
INSURANCE..

INSURANCE
ON THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained in the -
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF LONDON,
fActual Capital, $500 goo.
Agency at the Office of the Virginia Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, No l3I Main street, RICH
mond Va.
DR. tNO d CULLEN, Medical Examiner-0hice
at the ofice of Drs Gibson and Cullen south side OF
Fran Kiln street between 9th and 9Th streets.
fe 2-ts w l. CUHAkDIN, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-24

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
~ ~ GLASSES-A JAHNKE, Opri
CAN, 751S Main street, have opened a new lot G
fine concave and convex ground Brazilian Pebble
Glasses i'll Gold and Steel frames.
guarantee to suit. with these superior Glasses
any person to whose vision optical aid can be ID
piled.
The public are requested to cail and examine.
brazilian Pebble and other Glasses filled in old
frames Il JAHHKE
NOS 751 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-24
WATCHES, JEWELRY.

"a silver AND PLATED WARE
AN.H2s 8 A MYERS, cor Mtin and Pearl street
s&sfs&D Richmond, Va. ia receiving daily. by Ex.
press, handsome additions 10 his extensive stock Of
MATC LES. JsWELhY. SILVER AND pLsTED
WAKE, all OF which, having been selected by hinl-
and mann'acturers in Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. which he is etf.ring to his friends and the
PUBIC generally at wholesale and retail. on the
attention to his large assortment of SPEC pAOLNS.
consisting OF Brazilian Pebbles and all other yari
ne will be able to suit any person needing Optical
nid 10 26 3 A MYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-24

e,TEAM SAW MiLL-LUMBER SAW.
~ ed TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control of one of the best STEAM CIRCU-
LAR SAW MILLS IN the State. located in Virgin
Pine Forest, near navigation. will contract to FUR
nish at short notice. in good order, and reasona
bic terms Building and Railroad Timber, sawed all
sizes and dimensions aud pect fully solicits
ders Tor this description of Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARKER
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber. Mahogany
ia ard Shingles of every descTiI ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-24

pOTAfOES I'VE Gail me astuutiJn 3
lovers Of good Irish Potatoes 30 large ~ lust
arrived BY sch ,cn y Rough and Ready Asto quail
~ and size they have bst pronounced yery supe-
rtor. AueTIS HESTaI Gam March ani D
nh 10 Markes Place, frap kiin Is.