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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

a6 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION The particular
attention OF the public is respectfully called to the
beautiful country seat. recently owned by Mr. II B
Dickinson. two miles west of Richmond. between
the plankroad and canal to be sold at ano ion, on
THURSDAY. the 18th May. 1859. at O'Clock. p NJ
if fair if not the next fair day The tract contains
ll4H acres which will be srbdvided ia smaller par
cells. to suit the views of bidders To the mansion
house there will be attached 80 On this tract
there are ample buildings for the use Of the place.
years ago; is of modern c,nsWfESn ard arcbitec.
ture is handsomely furni he'd tbstde and out. with
marble mantels. folding doors, reatly painted. Ia
pered, ard surrounded on the front and ends by
beautiful piszzss extending the whole length. and
greenhouse in the rear. The yard 10 most taste
fully arranged, and besides large variety of flow
els, shrubs &C. is well shaded. l. is believed that
few places around Richmond combine more adyan.
aSes than this The soi naturally, is equal TO the
best red lands.
TERMS liberal.
For further particulars. see advertisement in the
Wing. Enquirer ana Dispatch.
my is GoDDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

N UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS 4 co.
No. III Eagle square.
Very rich Double Skirt and Two Flounced Silk
Robes
Two Fiounced Berage Grenadine and Organize
Robes
Rich Organize and Berages
Ducal Piaids Vale ntiss and Challie Deiainet
marked down TO 70 cts
Fresh supply of those cheap Kid Gloves at 75c
Is Bieached Shifting. very cheap at 81
Best rs Bartlett Bleacbed at 10 cts
Extra "A Bleached Shirtines at IL cts
Best N Mills Shifting at 10 cts
Rich Lace and French Worked Sets
Large stock new style PArasols
100 pieces fast coiored Lawns at Cd
30 pieces fRst colored Brillisnts at Is cts
Best English aud American Calicoes at II cts
Watch spring Hoop Skirts.
my l6-lw PERKINS 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

An The members of the GENERAL COMMITTEE OF
arran eements will wear their BADGES till THURSDAY
inclusive. o, rrrcD.y lar rNcr
I'm Machanic,, Institute swn Franklin to 18TH
street. thence to Broad. thence TO 18Th thence 10
Main thepce to 10Th thence to Masons HAN tneuee
.hence to Capitol thence to 18th, thence to First
baptist Church; after the Oration and other s1er
Rrnad s,rset to 9Th thence to Clay. thence to lst
thence TO Broad thence to 5th thence to franklin.
ther ce to Poushee thence to Main thence to 9h to
Mechanics Institute.
NOTICE.
~ Ladies' who have received tickets OF lnVta'
tatiop 10 the Kniehts Ter pisr's reception at the
WECJf1N MOS INST71 UTE for TUESDAY. l7th
il slant will please be punc;ual at the hour nance
ard present their tickets at the door. The follow
ing brethren will be in attendance, rs moor COIN
mittee: , D,,,,,ocr
WILLIAM L. MAULs, CHARLES DiMaooA'
JOHN Pee, JR., no. A icAfAiN''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

A CARD.-We have long wished for
"A some one to mako the genuine Double Glass
Ambrotypes for 80 cents. and We understand that
Mr. Smith, successor to Mr. P h Gibbs. Corinthian
Hall, intends making them; and, IL he does, We
should patronize him. He 10 we'll known to the
mos of u.s. and understands hs business thorough b..
ly. We have seen several specimens of his work.
and we have no hesitat on in saying that he Ia
making sCme Of the finest Ambrctypes In this city.
Go and see them and Judge for yourselves.
myl7-lte MANY FRIENDS.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES-with bris
" ties permanently secured Hair, Nail, Backing.
Patent cemented and Silver wired Tooth Brushes.
and various other Brushes, for ale by
LAlDLY 3 hOBINe0N.
GENUINE FARlNA COLOGNE Wa
" TER -Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief.
West End Cologne Water. Fancy and Toilet Soaps
10 great variety, with . full assortmentcf Combs,
Brushes. Perfnmery Ccsmstics and all Toilet reQui.
-' LAIDLEY ROBINSON,
Family Medtcips etsre
my Is eth and Franklin street.
DERUVIAN GUANO -I60 Tons No.
: Peruvian anaec i.r sale y ..popr . RI
uOPS.-Ons Bale Hops, new crop. just
~ received By JOaMeF0N BRO
HORSE SHOE IRON. Receiving per
II pAip Wellsnd. from Liyespool. ecsd sssort.
snsnt Of ftIips bssS HORSE thoe Iron Also In store
bvst Nerve - end Amsr1can Nail Rods.
myH nDWIN W0RTHAM AGO.
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LIME 6FK1Na CLOTHING Ny re-
= cent arrivals. We have added largely to our

SPRIN0 AND suMnnR CIDxHIN0.
ard are nov prepared 70 ah0w the larger ~
most compls = -e1ock ever seen N Nis CITY. We
cali attention % the many new and choice so ~
every arrival. direct from cur eyh nnan1ese4
- e1ahsacina svssxshirg nex 80 spefcssd Sh9ss
oasd IN the New XcIk Issase goues " e 49,
6ioSSis: ~ 49, ossSSreSe1 81 ~ lAet twvSty
nm: .1i3 Z islIA as ~ S VI e 2sHi;.
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AMuBRl1INTs.

- "a IL
MIOHANICg' HALL
YouRrH AND LAsr w11x.
II. Va, ssAgrIIULL1 DECORATED n honor
UNFxATTZKDyUcrEss
oRHAr BxaIB1r.oH
a'' f4 Gsas's;!Iss &
cHEMIsrRY and
sAHDERsOHs AMI
Gigantic Illustrations Of the late
wAk WITH RUSSIA and o. sEgAsTOPoL
Accc%gsH!sd By sMiTH's ARAokT BAND.
o''' N SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
REDUCfI0N % PRIcE.
- Admission rs cts. Children Is cts.
- Door open at !, TO commence ats O'Clock.
At enc Mcue. y:, = q j H t,s sn
Band engaged n e hs sssTf:;on
CTAND DOWN THE HALLE
LONGEST TRAIN on ARABIAN HORSES
EVER DRIVEN IN AMEBICAi
Yankee Robinson's
CIRCUS and
The only establishment of the kind in the world.
Over $50 men and horses are employed with this
mammoth concern.
Six LADY PERFORMERS
AND
FIVE oLowssi
~ Tho spacious Pavilion, erected on an entirely
new plan. will accommodate
Near 1000 Persons!
20 that each visitor can have fair view Of the
STAGE AND RING PERFORMANCES.
Look out for the great mora, Drama, entitled
DAYS OF '76i
FOR particulars see pictorial and descriptive bills
Win perform at
RICHMOND FOR TWO DAYS Only.
WE'D NESDAT AND THURSDAY
MAY 18TH ALL 18TH.
Performances afterne on and night.
Dovrs open ut and To'clock. PM.
Admttancs so cents. Children and Servanta half
price.
A0REMgMBER-TA
The day and date, so do not confound any other
concern with this Mammoth Establishment
WAIT FUR The WAG0Nw
my l2--6t
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THE TRIP 70 AQUA CREEK.

committee from the Richmond Commandery
started from the depot Of the Richmond and Fred
ericksburg Railroad, to meet their visitors from
New England. IL was lovely morning; the sky
was bright, and the sun seemed to smile beauti-
fully on every surrounding object. Accustomed
a. We are in Virginia to beholding the charms of
Nature, We never saw her decked In more splens
dor than on yesterday morning. We here intro
ducs the names Of the gentlemen who composed
the committee who went to meet the visitors: Sir
Knights Jno Reguault, Richard Haskins, W B
Isaacs, W Giszebrook, Geo Whitfield, Thomas
Ballard, Andrew Johnston, Jas A Scott, John II
Boshsr, and C W Macmurdo.
Nothing Of especial interest occurred during
the trip up. In fact, It was not the up trip that
any one thought Of No one who was or board
had any idea disconnected with the visit of the
Knights Templsr. We saw at Ashland, Is we'll AZ
ut fredericksburg, large number Of persons, in.
Guiding fair representation Of ladies, but It
seemed to Oe mere ordinary trip of the train, and
80 soon learned that 1t was reserved for the return
to show aforeshadowing Of the fsstiviry Of the
casien,
AZ AQUA cRILK.
We found the steamer Mount Vernon at the
wharf The whistle from the locomotive MAS In
stantiy answered BY the whistle from tho boat ;
and the mingled music Of the two WAS any thing
but suggestive Of Callsopian ides however, It WAS
agreeable, inasmuch - Il told ~ We had arrived
ct the half way point 90 oor journey, and We BE-.
Hove everybody thanked God that "shus far they
bed ran before the Wind" without &C oidsnt.
sns sscsP7los.
II vas fortuEats that Governor Wise happened
70 Be on board the trsin fortunate, becsuss was
soeoFdsd 70 hin TO make the welcome speech, and
YET Unfortunate, because IL Vas Indicative Of the
0cssrnsx's departure bsncs Bat the Sir Knights
OF h'chnoDd 81 once engaged his services, IN this
very important msttss, and thus " bad the plea.
sure Of hearings
sPsscn yaoM GOV. WISE.
1hs Governor comneaesa ~ extending cor.
anal and pstsrDai greeting 70 the Sir Knights ~
sossSa and Psovtdsnee. He spoke Of the freedom,
va which Virginia. csuid regard the old H.r.
Sscs h"ases - Boston. aud the same isellns vhIc,
aos'a prevail 10 The bear. Of BostepIsn vhils
's"p'ssing Aoast Vernon. ths Oh Raleigh, s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

TEE SIDEwAIKs-is is hoped-will be
kept clear of distractions to-day,s SO that ladies
may have the privilege OF passing them. while the
Knights are on parade, without tearing or solinR
their dresses against rough boxes and dirty bar
rels. Merchants and others will consult the pub
lie convenience W observing the above request.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

CTOP SIR !-echooley's Bacon Hams.
- have Just received another lot Of those csle-
brated and world renowned Bacon Hams which
for shape, size. juiciness. and sweet favor are nm
surpassed By any other In the world. Try one.
MCCARTHY,
myl7 III Broad atroet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

The
interes
The
barnt|
Anoi|
land v
The
Minist
homes.
Nsps
Inst.
having
nothin
10 dsfe
quest.
Of ths
the ps
The
Sosia,
Trie
declsr
The
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LIVE
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8 ia9d-|
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Beef a
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Rosin
bold
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

~MAHT:LLAs AND SHawLs
Att CASH STORE OF
PERKINS G co.
CHAETILLA and
FRENCH LACE
BLACK SILK and
SILK and LACE MANTILLAs
BEREGE sHAWLS and BUSTERS
Cheap for cash
PERKINS co,
my l6-lw No l4t Eagle Square.
~ MANTLE DEPOT,
90 MAIN STREET.
LADIES'
MISSES
CHILDREN'S
WRAPPINGs
r FZEKIEL'S
my l6 Cloak and Mantle Depot, t9 Main st.
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IRON! IRON!-Now in store and land
ing. ex ships Helene. Willard and Trenton fine
assortment of
Common and best Refined IRON
Hoop. Band and Carrisge IRON.
Horse end Mule Shoe IRON.
Imported direct to City Point and for sale in lots
TO suit By GILLIAN DUNLOP
myl7-3m Petersburg Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

~ MINI YHAfs
THE BEST
PICTURES.
... TIE run CT all the
FIRST CLASS customers in the city, aud now the
PEARL AMBR0TYPES
and
IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS
Has taken the people by storm.
Call at ISL, MAIN STREET.
Beware Of inita.ors and bungling operators.
my h-3t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

NEGRO CLOTHING DARRACOTT,
IN HARRIS co have on hand large stock of
GUNNER Clothing. suitable for Negroes both men
and boys. which they will sell low. All in want
will please give us call.
DARRAC0TT. HARRIS GO,
Successors to Merchant, Weisger d Co,
my IL No ll2 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

~ BALL
At the Mount Vernon Hotel on
WEDh EHDAY EvY0, May H.
- CunBineham's Band engaged for the occasion.
1TLadies free. HARRINGTON.
my I7--2se
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

EOR BREAKFA6T.-l have received
= large lot Of the very best Roe Hsrrings In
market. tn store and for sale by-
myH III Broad atHeet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

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49,
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son.xa,,D
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

~ Tho spacious Pavilion, erected on an entirely
new plan, will accommodate
Near 5000 Persons!
20 that each visitor can have fsir view Of the
STAGE AND RING PERFORMANCES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17

- WI are authorized to announce
RICH'D L. JONES IN. Opposition Candidate to rep
resent the county Of Chesterfield in the lie
Of Virginia.
my 9-eo5t> MANY VOTERS
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NEGRO FOR SALE.-The undersign
~ ed have for private sale q frs. class FIELD
HAND, 20 years of age. an excellent PloVghmsn,
and familiar with the cultivation and ctfe OF To-
bacco He is sold for no fault.
my INV WHITE I MARYE.
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RIDING M0NKIESl,
EDUCATED PONIES -
DIR. THAYER'S QUADRUPEDAL WONDERS,
THE ACTING MULESl!
And the best Stud of RING HORSES in the world Z.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-14
Fire in the Mountains.

We take from the St. Joseph Journal the
following concerning the fire in the pine
forests near lie gold diggings:
An immense CONGREGATION commenced
raging in the mountain pineries Oil The ZoIi
ult. 1t originated on the dividing ridge be-
tween the Gregory and Jackson diggings'
and soon had turned hundreds and thousands
acres of pine land into an ocean of fire,
that swept away everything towards the
snowy range. A violent wind that pre-
vailed for few days increased the vehe-
ment of the destructive element. AT Den
yer City the existence oil the fire was first
announced, by dense volumes of smoke that
filled the atmosphere from The mountains to
Cherry Creek. Many prospecting parties
had been cut off from escape and deyoured
by The devastating flames. Suffocaied and
cindered bodies had already been discover.
ed. A party of fifteen persons are known
TO have persisted by the flames.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-14
GIAS GOW WEEKLY tt M F.

ulling OF the gale; but he said he would
share our fate. and he also clambered into
the basket, just as we were reaching The
land.
| saw by the swaying to and fro oil ,he
lofty trees into which we must lnevitaoiy
dash, tina, our worst perils were at hand
but still had blind hope that we wonld
be saved. | ordered two men upon 'he
valve rope, and we struck within INJURED
wards of the water, among some scattered
trees. our hook, which was OF inch ana
quarter iron, breaking like pipestem al
the first catch of il in the trees, and we
hurting through The t,ee tops at terrlhc
rate After dashing along in this way for
nearly mile, crashing and breaking down
trees, we were dashed most learIully INTO
the boughs of tall elm, so that the basket
swung under and up through the crotch OF
the limb, while the boat had caught in some
OF the outer branches, and this brought us
to little, but in another moment the "At-
luntic" puffed up her huge proportions and
at one swoop away went the limb, basket
and boat into the air hundred feet. and
was afraid some of the crew were implaced
upon the scrags. This limb, about eight
inches thick at the butt and full of branches
not weighing less than six or eight hundred
pounds, proved too much for the 'Atian'
tic," and it brought her suddenly down up
on the top of very tall tree and collapsed
her. 1t was a fearful plunge, but it lei'
US dangling between heaven and earth, 1T
the most sOrrowful looking plight oil ma
chinery, that can be imagined.
None OF us were seriouly injured: Th'
many cords, the strong hoop made OF woo'
and iron. and the close wicker work baske
saved us IRON harm, as long as the macii
merry hung together, and could not have las
ted two minutes longer.
We came TO in The land, or rather tree
of Mr.. T. o. Whitney, town Of Henderson
Jefferson CO., n. Y.
I We will soon have the "Atlan!ic" rebuff
for what hope, may prove more success
FIJI demonstration of what we proposed t
do Oh this interesting occasion.
! JOHN WISE.
S1ASw1x HALL, Albany, N. Y, July 3
j P. S.-Mr. Hyde will furnish the com
plele history of The voyage on his relur
home. ]. w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-14
The Western Bank.

In our column. will be found the first
quarterly statement OF the Western Bank OF
Missouri and the Glasgow Branch. No
friend of the institution could have wished
for more iavorsb BILE exhibit. 1t will prove
aueiness, we imagine, TO the foolish pan
ic which certain parties about ST. Louis
have endeavored to get up-certainly SO far
as the Western Bank is concerned.
The statement shows with what pru-
dence the institution has been pu; into cp-
Grafton, and will be regarded as an aueury
OF success for all time TO come. This Bank
has out, as the statement shows, but very
moderate amount OF paper, and would not
probably, keep our 81. Louis friends wait
ing an instant if they should present $2l,-
600, or the whole OF its issue, for redempt-
ion to-day. The officers invite all note
holders, W no prefer the gold, to just walk
forward to the Captains Office"
But we think it not unlikely they may
refuse 10 accommodate money brokers who
may desire 10 force them TO keep coin in
St. Louis 10 redeem their notes. The i'm.
peralive provisions of the Banking Law Of
the State obliges them to keep certain am
pie sums in their vaults at home for this
purpose, and they will unquestionable re.
| fuse the modest request TO keep an equal
amount in St. Louis, the only material ef-
feet of which would be TO cut off all means
Of profit by issuing notes. There is lntls
assurance that the same arbitrary p"wer, il
acknowledged and submitted to- would moi
require them to redeem in CINCINNATI OF
even Wall street. 1t would only be ar
application, upon a more extended scale, oil
The same principle. The Western Bank o
Missouri has concluded 10 redeem al it:
own counter, and will be happy to NEE
all note holders right there and give then
the gold if they desire IT, Est. Joseph Ga
| zeIte. 9Th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-14
NEGRO TAKEN UP.

TAKEN up in ST. Joseph, Mo-, April Is
L 18th, 1859, one Negro Boy, named<x
JIM, aged 25 years. about five feet 10 inches ~.
high. weight, 1 so or 100 pounds; says he belongs
to Frank Rouett, of Lunenburg county, Virginia,
and says he left his master in the month of Oc-
tober last He is dark copper color, has scar
on his left thumb, caused by the cogs of steam
saw mill. Said boy has round features, and is
very sprightly.
Unless said Frank Roulett, or his owner comes
forward within three months from the date of this
advertisement, and proves said slave and pays all
charges, the said Negro Boy Jim, will be exposed
for sale at the Court House door in the City Of
81. Joseph, county of Buchanan, Mo-, fer cash in
hand; which said sale will be on the fifteenth day
of July, A. D. 1889, between the hours OF =
O'Clock, A. M, and O'Clock, P: NJ, OF SAID day.
M. D. MORGAN,
apl2S-sm Sheriff Buchanan County.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-14

y The following, from the last Banner
will aid in keeping our readers posted on
the next race for Governor:-
THE NEXT GovERNoR.-We learn from
tbs Bolivar Courier" that the name Of
Hon. G. F. Jackson, as the next Democrat
ic candidate for Governor, is strongly urg-
ed by his numerous friends in the South.
West.
We confess that we are all pleased to
hear that the friends Of Mr.. Jackson are
moving in the matter, and if we mistake
not, he is emphatically the choice Of the
great body Of the Democratic party. There
are many reasons why Mr.. Jackson should
be selected as our standard bearer in 1860
in the first place the next Governor
should be man of superior ability, strc
integrity, and indominsbls energy and grea,
honesty of purpose. We think all the ele'
ments necessary to make good Governor
are concentrated in Mr.. Jackson, and thu
dav has passed when mere availability
should be taken into cousideration-We
need substantial public servants and W.
accordingly proclaim the gallant Jackson
our first choice in 1860.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-14
AYERS ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-07-14
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