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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

X. L. I. BLU.s.--This old and time hon.
ored Volunteer corps, under the coonsod o. b.
IN. H. Maule, eelsbrased tksjr o0sh ennaver.a,v
- Asalsnd yesterday. The speclai trsio Of oers.
Tor the occasion, Isfe ~ YrsdsrehsSerr
:. ~ O'Clock, A. n. A. the eoss peepe1 d.
S1snsn Spring, thrcs hearty cheers vsse ssvsa n
~ .nsr q cid resort who're they he'd essbrssed
s.h'ny many Of their anniversaries. % reseSisS -
procesS.s AZ !; course she company len The tssls ssl
the resu.r - grove u rser q The trsek, whore
s..d.IsI sarsss practice took place. Tie f9es
meoai vas awarded 70 private ~. n romsss."
~ .ne Dess soos, the second 70 Qusrtermaster J.
.o1 w. Uayss 1oI me s.cond hess and The sSird 70
ssqusntiy made ct the Cottage, by ex.csrs a n.
Toupkips, 8. D. Dsnoon, Esq.. and Il. Nsni~
After tho target practice, the company. sccom,
panied ~ their invited guests, and prcceded bv
the Armory Band. marched to the Cottage q Ash.
land. where they found plentiful rspsss prspered
for them. Here the bsiaues Of che morpine Va
spent n various smusemenss, In which ali prsesnt
Joined with hearty COED win. At s O'Clock. r.
~, dinner was announced, whereupou the con-
spread bouniifui feast Of utjsle and ds,ios
cies: Upon the removal Of the cloth, the regular
sung.
,.,,. /. response % to toast. Mayor Mayo being o.dly
20 spoke in the most sushusiastie tsrms Of 81
reception and treatment By the Natiosal 0uard OF
Nes iorx, while 90 recent visit 10 that city.
suu cAnioiteo gold badge which hsd been pre-.
sS sSn'sd 10 MIN oy Col. Daryea, the Conmandsr sf
the regiment. Responses we're sIso msds hv
Messrs. Tompklns, Dsnoon, Mauie, Whitaejd. and
Taylor Of Hanover, andiettsrs rsau ffom Col Gao.
W., hunfsrd. Capt. Patton and others
ABOUT O'Clock the company left Ashland on
their return to the city, all seemiugly we'll satis,
NED With the pleasures Of the day. They arrived
at home about sun.down, and sfter partskior Of
Refreshments ct the residence Of their old Con
mander, Capt. Tompkins. returned 10 the armory.
cGmnallaA foP ~aAk -
our notice very brief aud to omit many of the
volunteer sentiments offered on the oocasiou.
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RIPE SrRAwBERRIss AND GRssN PEAS
were on saie ut the irs. market, yesterday aud
the day before. These deiicasies have rather
sssiversho taste yet to be properly appreciated
even by apcures, but IL the weather continues sea-
sonable few days longer they win be abundant
and sell for less.
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Tuxvr-William Kerr '. slave to VIM.

THFIT.-WIIIlam Nerpy, 5IHVc co WIN.
P. Strother, entered Mr.. Elletts house In the day
time and suiting hius With an oyercoat, march
cd OF, without even saying "hy your lssve.''--
Luckily for MI. Il. four servants saw Bill whea he
borrowed the coat, informed against him, aud yes-
terday morning he Was called before tie Mayor
and given suit Of raw hide. Such servants are
beat adapted to cotton fields and the sooner they
are sent off, tho sooner the community will get rid
Of abomnabie pests. -
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Coop ID1A.--The engine mouse On
Church nm. which has been Idle for several
month";. and which has been set on ars q iease
Ss,s 4. ssu times, has been voted . nuisance, and
he Council has given orders 70 have torn
down. - ANs 49,
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APPROPRIATION Rrrusrp.-Judee Clop

| ton, before closing the May term Of the Henrico
Circuit Court, heard an application to admit to
bail N. B. Dickinson, charged with the murder OF
John c. Haley, because Of his rapidly declining
health, and refused to grant 1t. The prisoner will
therefore have to remaia In Jail until tho fall
term Of the Circuit Court, unless otherwise re.
L iteyed zsft
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RIAGEe.

nd, At his
. 1ard Alley,
Ii streets }
CHAKIO-
md wiihont
Of ss tns
| which WI ~
can be az, ~
y ask . aii
10 Caring
der eBdY
wOrh sold,
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~LIcoBICE-In Mass and Stick, Of
the best quality
GUM ARABIC, {grnuine) for tobacconists
TUNQuA BEkca-Angasiura, Black ana Crys
tslIZed
OLIVE OIL, In glass, Of new crop
In store and fer eale iow by
} PETFIELD GEORGE,
In II Blair Co.'S Building,
my 4-6m Cor 18th and Cary SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

AS HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice Of Law in the city of Richmond.
Ofbce in Bevin's New Building, On 18th. fronting
Bank street Ia Z6-@
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- FAIRrANKt sCALEH
AXE THE LEsiALfgED STANDARD.


lasosass spsoh aost frop. discrepancy a. s,ei.ht
9teFt ana Ohio Railroad Company and one af az,
esr yaaatl1ctRrr, recently tried tAe thtsst
q qssss;ta Pleas, BsltSmore The case occupied Qs
C1Eyt t5ce days. d'ad Judge MARSHALL, deliucriso
ms 6eosioa stated the resat If TIC eride'1os tt
tss accuracy of fairtSnRs Noases ,oas established
beEoad al question:.
kXAMINE YOUR sCALEs.
AN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KSAw TIE VERY vIrALs
cUT or An APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your Scales thoroughly. and If found incor.
reSt, throw them aside and buy one of Fairbanks'
celebrated Scales. the universally acknow lodged
standard tor correct weight.
= WORD OF CAUTION.
fhr stesfearsed reputation eF th6Ss Ses hrs in
dscd ht ccsders q impsrfect and corthless balances
e aftg tacHq as thrbd,als' Scales" and purchasers
Aats ;htfs1y, 'n many Instances. been subjected 10
fT1Ad a'ldirrlansitior.
They can only be had in Richmond OF CLARK
son, ANDERSON a CO. No los Main street, who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
POATAsLH PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, OR FAMILY SCALSS
GR0GHRs' SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EyEN BALANCES
twPRoVtD LETTER BALANCES
And deliver ~ short notice
WHEAT eR HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
RAIskCAD DkPUT SCALEa
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEI2u LoCk SCALE5
NH i.-2m
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MAIL 70 CALIFoRNIA.-The Postmaster General
has accepted the proposals Of Daniel IL. johnson,
Of New York, amounting in the aggregate to $l62,.
900, for semi.monthly service for nine months
from lst October next, tbsng at the rate of $2lo.
600 per annum.) between New York and San
Francsco and New Orleans and San Francisco,
via Nicaragua, connecting at hey west. the
schedule time between New York and San Fran.
cisco is not to exceed twenty-three days, and be-
tween New Orleans aud San Francisco twenty
days. the ocean service to be performed in good
and sufficient steamships, and the istbmus service
in good aud sufficient steamboats, and land car.
riages. .E e
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I6, ls5e.
This day
JETER my
flee OF the
nd, , TO con
ri Gomm,s'
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HgAyY HAUL on rHE UNpEsaRouSD RAIIRoAD.-
The Detroit Advertiser Of the 7ih says that IS fu-
gitives arrived in Canada few days since ny one
train on the "undergrouud railroad" from the in.
terror of Tennessee.
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NORTHERN lCE.-We are prepared

NORTHERN lCE.-We are prepared
Le to furnish our customers and the citizens gen.
orally with the best Northern ICE, on reasonable
fy cur customers Thankful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon us. We ask f,r a continuance Of
in Richmond or on canal boats on reasonable terms
from the vessel. Ice uouse on the Dock, on Cary
street, between 2lst and 22d; a,,vr,u . n.v,oD
Wear unloading 500 tons Ice, which we can de
liver from the vessel very ,n low .or
ap l6-lm GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
NOTICE 70 CONTRAC9O OkS.-Sealed
y proposals for the grading and masonry Of the
Clsrk,yiIe to Keysyle. on the Richmond and
Dapyille Railroad, viii be received at the Office Of
the Company in Clarksvile until the 18th MAY
The road will be 80 miles long.
Plans and speciEcations may be seen in Clarks
vile y. or and after the 5th May; y;,-s % upNpv
WOOD, President of the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Clarksyile, Va, or to me. at Chrisuansyille Post
'aSf ap i2nin nfnHien0D's '0uh'B JONES. C Rnsr.
SPRING SALEs-ls59.
THOMAS. HUGHES l. CALDwELI,
ORTERS AND JOBBERS,
NO Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia.)
We are. now ready to exhibit our SPRING
'- NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
PORTATI0Ns, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREAsED STOCK
of American manufactures. enables Us to Offer {.
the merchants OF
VIRGINIA,
-- TENNEssEE, and
KENTUCKY
a Stock Of GOODS, not 20 be surpassed in EX
TINT BEAUTY and CHEhPNESS, In this coun-
try. Our assortment consists In part of
Embroideries. Laces. Dress Trimmings, Silk and
suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas Para
,ols, Brushes, Combs. Buttons, Hoop Skirts. Per
fumeres and Soaps, Gold snd Gilt Jewelry, DC
afy nf Small Wares pArticu.
arly specified in our printed Catalogues.
Sc orders at sli times promptly attended to.
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LET OII.-Patrick Hughes, tho seedy
looking young gentleman, who was arrested and
Gagged last Monday on suspicion OF stealing books
from tina Sa.man., Friend Soctesy. came be-.
fore the Mayor Yesterday, snd NOS being tdeuttnsd
AZ the Individual who Vas seen peddling the BOOKS
about the streets, Was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

ATTACK ON LsNT's CIRcus-Zn Attempt to Burn IT,
dc An attempt was made on I, b. Lent's circus
company, at Frederick, Md, while they were per,
forming, by large crowd of rowdtes. Two OF
the circus men were badly hurt while protecting
their property. Two or three Of the outsiders
were hurt, but not seriously. Tho crowd set hre
to the side canvas, which was burnt mp. They also
broke one or two wagons belonging 10 the circus
All the persons got cut safe. The cause o. tnis
"a aaid TO be the price Of tickets, which 50 cts.
The company refused to put the price to 70 cents,
which had been done BY others before them. IL
IA feared another attack will be made.
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.JETER.

geing, J!
street,two
neral Com
ell give ny
sale Of ere
heat, Corn,
|tiou 10 bn'
re of public
pETER.
. A yetsr.
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TN reference to the above, respectful
L ly inform Mr. MeEwen's friends and the PUBLIC.
of fine Teas Groceries and provisions purchased On
the best terms which will enable me 10 sell low.
Cash purchasers will find It to their advantage by
givin0 me trial WIN JENKINS,
my5-sts 9Th street. opposite New Market
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~ LIcoRIcE.

"a LIcoRIoE.
A. o. O. BRAND.
TIE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN FAvoRITK BBAyD, ALwAYt
oEsa BIT JAMES Q. McANDKEW,
de Sly s., PINE STREET, new YokK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

E ERE
REES & cos
NEW STYLE
THE PEARL AMRRnIYpE w

PORTRAITS.
THE PEARL AMBRoTYPB.
SeST BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE E1TASr.
Ali styles OF Portraits known in Photogrsph;C
Art, taken st the SrRAM GALLERY, I59 Main
All work warranted to please, er no charge
Prices ranging from 25c 10 s23.
alssrge size Family Groups and
$aaG worth Of Fancy Cas,s
At one half the usual prices.
Have ycGr old Pictures copied in the new al Vie
To prevent their fading.
See specltneSs oi small eniiaren at their
Galleries 20 compare with them.
Beware of BunSilng Operators and lmitators.
sp Ats
M- SASroRB's LIVER lEvIaoRAroR-
CoaPoUSngp ENTIRELY PROM GUMS mild and eff
fsctusi cs;hartic acting first OR the LIVER, 10
eject its morbid matter. then on the stomaeh and
Bowels and carries of all matter that prevents
bt.ds L? she whole system very rapidly and is the
hs' liver liver 1NyIsoRaTok 1NvIsoR sTos
LIVER INYIa0RAT0R and
PURIFIEs THE BL0Qp
PuklFiEs THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK hEADACEK
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CUkES C0STIVENES3
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
sold ay all Druggists. fe2o-6m
n&~ S. NJ. PIKs & Co.'s PURE CATAw
"a BRANDY.-The Ohio Catawha Brandy has for
pure jhiCe Of the american Catdscba Grape and
h.s obtained rare popularity for inedicina! and
family purposes 1t not only equals but eIcels the
choicest imported Brandss, III PURITY, QUALITY and
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR
head the fC.i2wing certificates:
WASHINGTON. d C. Nov l1th. 1858.
DB CLARKE Esq-5ir: / have made a chemical
anslyss of 4 sample of pure Ohio Catawba Bran
dy. of the manufacture Q of s M Pike Go, Cinc1n'
natl, and find il to be pure Wine Brandy, free
from authorizations or aamixture of Ingredients de-
trimental to heAlth-nct Fictitious liquor, made
Of spirits and fayoring essences and it is
well adapted from its purity and quality, to take
the place Of French Cognac
THOMAS hNTISELL, Nj ID,
Chemical Examiner Patent Office.
WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1859.
We the undersigned. having made a careful ex-
animation of samples Of Pixies Pare Ohio Cstaw ba
Brandy, hereby recommend IL cordially TO the pub
lie as most txcelent article worthy OF notice and
well adapted 10 medicinal uses, where a superior
and genuine Brandy is required.
CORNELIUS BOYLE. Vi d,
A j SBHMEs. VI d.
ES-Fo- sale by PETEkSON,
Wholesale Druggist l55 Main street.
Sole agent for RichAend, Va.
ap ,F-d1m6cwIn
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KNIGHTS TEMpLAR.-The Sir Knights

..ime-l:531a-l:5lZ. F..f
To-day, an Interesting racs IL expected, Don J
an, John L., and Eagliss being in the ring.
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DOTTLING ESTABLlSHmENT- - La
- GER BEER. ALE. PORTER, dc.-Thankfui
for the liberal patronage already bestoSed on Us.
we beg leave to announce TO our friends and the
public in general. that we will continue our bust-
BoTTLING LAGER BEER. Xxx ALE. PORTER. Y;
as heretofore, and which we will deliver, FREE OF
CHAR y, to any part Of the city
Goods for the country carefully packed IN barrels,
ana delivered TO any depot in the city.
We have also constantly ON hand. Lager Beer ana
OF Scotch Ale apd London Porter, which we most
respectfully recommend to the public
LOUIS ECKER BRO,
nm 22-3m No 2n8 Main street.
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- LET rHn WHOLE AYrLIo1xD WoRIp
axAp fms TESTIMONY o. "A LADY AIfxR - YIAAs o.
6uYFuxISG-
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StS)!!}.

W AR-A
RAW Ell
HOuGH (
Carp.
yfSrr.
AleAan-
ia, New
ia via
| chmond.
he Potp
DMfortx.
We miles.
able and
NJ.
krANfs.
hlnSton,
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NTOTICE.-In retiring from the Grocery
lN business, beg leave to return my thanks to my
friends and customers for their liberal support and
of the same TO my successor. Mr. VIM jenkins. who
has purchased nay entiSe stock and In ntereet:
~ JAMES MCEWEN.
6.h street, opposite New Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

FAIRFIELD kAcHs.-The spring meet.
ing over this time .honored C ,uree commenced
yesterday, and drew together many of the old
friends of the turf, to witness the sport. Not be-
Ing present, we can do no more than give the re-.
suit, as furnished by friend:
First Day Tuesday. day lO--A swocpstake for
colts and iliss. three years DID, out of mares that
feit-me heats:
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DEAp.-Mr b. B. Stuart. OF staunseu, Va, who
Was Injured by the explosion NJ the o.. NieboIa,.
died At Memphis, Tenn. on Sunday. He was
most promising yeung man, aud his death 1, ran.
dered still more sad from the fact that be VA, on
his way to New Orleans to be married.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

DTVIDEND NOTICE.-The Directors
~ of the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company have declared dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT on the capital stock of the Company, out OF
the proti.e for the six months ending lst instant
raysbe to the stock or their legal repreyen
tsti res at the Office of the Company. and after
the 18th instant uutil which time the transfer
took will be closed.
my 3--fl4th WM WILLIS, JR, secy.
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LIvxaPooI. Wednesday. April. n.-Plour closed
huoyant - an advance Of L. since tuesday and 10.
% on tho week. closing at E9i4s, Wheat closed
buoy ans with large speculative tnoufry a a 10
10 advance since Tuesday aud 10 "a Advance On the
week. western red 7s lod@los q; do. white 100
us; Southern white i0s ?dis 3D. Corn closed buoy.
s, 3D. ysllo s. ei@7d white 70 7d6sss. The market
generally closed duiet. =
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EEO0E.

rs AND
TOBACCO
ID a large
| would be
This season.
md HALF
ter, &c.
GARY
Cary sts-
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ADJOURNMENT.

The Convention held q meeting at night and
transacted good deal Of business, which will be
published 10 detail in the next number of the Dsss
patch. At quarter past II O'Clock, the body ad-
journed, to meet In Savannah, Ca, on the Friday
before the second Sunday in May, 1861.
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uaVosm standard OF weishts and correct sys
Tn OF weas ning, are subjects Claiming the attention
ei every lndividaai Ia the country.
correct Scale ss q lust nrhiter between huxer
s6d seiler, and II IL OF the utmost Importance thai
an instrument 40 universally called apon 20 decide
NsAe&cnons OF business, should be of sssch red.
ostap ana eTsctess 10 sectrs the con 6dence af
e.s e1ost 'eae may be aected 6g ase resus ,sdiod-
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|ETS OF

EIE OE
/ have for
Of Crates,
er Pieces,
rongs aud
ties, cinder
or shovels
Footmans;
p Stonefor
Belle, OF
q others in
supplied at
uacturing
G above de-
! EDRY,a and
Y, So.225
West side.
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Re- SAsroRB's LIvxR IsvraonAroR-

CcaroUSnsp ESrIRELY PROM GUM.-Is a mild and eff
isctusl cs;hartic. scting first on the LIVER, 10
eject its morbid matter then on the stomaeh and
their heslthy aston, and thus strengthens and
builds us The whole system very rapidly and is the
tSss LIVER INVI10RAT0R
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into eff
sveispd
e lst Of
urlicate
nnation
Dock.
through
. 4. l..
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RAIL
the Mail
un as fol-

nded) At
Il. hnoH-
md Mefe-
~. Ala
ion at 5 IS
trains
J for Dan
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-15

stood very still, lost in wonder.
AT last they started for home, and, although
it was two miles from the mill, Annie didn't
mind it at all, but darted from one object to an
other, like bird in the spring and her laugh
oh, If you had heard it, you would have
thought it was sweeter music than the birds
made.
"Oh, just see here Harvey, I've found ever
so many huckleberres !" suddenly cried out the
child, as she sprang out from the edge of the
woods along which the road lay.
"No you haven't, Annie; all the hucklebcr-
ries were gone two months ago."
"But you just come and see for yourself
Harvey"
And Harvey went. "Oh, no, these are uni-
per berries, Annie Don't you know them P"
"No; are they good to eatp" she said, with
look of disappointment
"Yes, but they're better for medicine. re-
member now, heard grandma Watson say she
wanted to get some very much for her dropsy.
Wen pick some of these for her. Annie"
Harvey took out his handkerchief Annie
tried few of the berries, but insisted they
wernt half as good as huckleberries but she
was very assiduous in helping Harvey, and in
short time they gathered about quart, and
tying these in his handkerchief, the boy and his
cousin started home again.
"Well, this has been first rate Saturday."
unused Harvey Lane, as he stood that night at
the front door, watching the stars come into
the sky. "And I've made two persons happy
anyhow; cousin Annie and grandma Watson
Wasn't the old woman tiekled when gave her
the jumpers Well, it seems so good that in
future mean to try to make somebody happy
every day of my life; and I'll ask God to show
me how"
Little children, go thou, and do likewise !"
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n E W G o o D s

n E W G o o D S
again we would greet you with the that
have Just returned from NEW YORK aud BOSTON with
choice rich and desirable Of seasonae goods adaped
10 the wants OF all classes and to the winter trade
WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT is NEW AND DESIRABLE
IN THE LINE
DRESS GOODS
PRINTS, NJ: D'LAINEs, vALENCIAs, CRossOyERs.
PLAIDs, AMELlNEs, LYONEsEs pEBEGEs
PLAIN FIG'D ALL WOOL DE LANES,
ELAN Az, pRINTED MERINoEs CAsHMEREs,
BLACK n FANCY SILKS.
TRIMMINGS, EMBRoIDERIES
GLOVES HOSIERY.
sHEETINGs, TICKINGs, FLANNEIs, FRocKINGs.
WOOL YARNS, COTTON wARPs, CARPET wARPs, &c
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
THE BEST IN MARKET.
PAPER HANGIN GS,
a FULL STOCK.
CARPETS, CARPETS.
In Carpets we have full line Of IAN WOOL in every grade
ank good variety Of styles carefully selected the stocks
Of both Newiork and Boston, the Lowell Hartford and
n y makes COTTON WOOL, HEMP,
PERSlAN 4 BRussELLs TAPESTRY CARPETINGs,
COTTON BOOKING, WOOL BOOKING,
STRAW MATrINGS 4 OIL CLOTHS.
In fact have complete Of Carpets which from the
present low prices enabled sell than ever
were sold before in Dateboro Peuse examine our
stock before purchasing and satisfy yourself that we are real
ly giving bargains.
CR0C KERY & GLASS WARE.
We have constantly on hand full supply of the latest
styles AMI the best ware patterns lust received
To popetors OF Hotels and boarding houses and to those
commencing house keeping invite especial attention
we pay especial regard to the kind Of goods to your
wants and VIII make an interest to you call on us
Tot more complete description OF goods and the prices
please call at our store,
No. G Granite Row opposite Brattleboro House.
JAN !, 1859.
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fki...i.is..:..t ARRANGEMENT-Com I'll EsDAY,
---1IG Dee. 18th, 1855 Trains will daily, (sun-
day excepted) as follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
600 NJ freight train, with passenger attached for
Northampton, arriving at 1ls30 Az
II IS A. arrival Of 100 A. Express train from
New York connecting at Northampton with train Conn.
River X. for Greenfield Brattleboro Bellows Falls and
Northern Railroads Receiving passengers westheld
from trains Western Railroad from the East and West.
4P NJ arrival Of II. IS r. VI. from New York,
connecting anvle with train Hartford, Providence
and fshkil Railroad going West and at westfeh with
trains Western Il. r. going East and West. Renewing
passengers from Hartford, Providence and fshk Railroad
MT Pianvle, AMI from train Western Railroad, at West
heid frvm Boston, Worcester and Springfield.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
6;S5 A. NJ for New Haven, connecting Westhed with
train on Western Railroad, for Pttsed Albany, Troy and
the West; at New Haven with $50 A. NJ. train for New
York and inurmiate stations Passengers for the Hart
ford Providence and fishki Railroad will take this train to
Plainville.
lilo NJ. in Crr---.i.n with m Conn River r.
r. from the North Connecting at wesfed with trains
Western X X going Fast and West, and Planve with
Fast At New Haven with 400 p NJ Express for New
York.
1874 freight train with passenger car attached for
New Haven, connecting at Panve with train Hartford
Providence and Fishkil RairCad going West
CoLLINsvILLE BRANCH TRAIN.
Leave Coinsvilie at so A. NJ and 2;45 p. NJ Return
ing, leave Planvle at IL; 80 p NJ. and s: IS 2. NJ.
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York daily Sundays excepted
Franklin and Center streets Sis p NJ and arrive
Northampton at IL 30 NJ Leave Northampton 30
?. NJ, and arrive New York at IL IS A. NJ. Through
without change Of cars.
Daily lines Of stages from Northampton to Amherst
Wiiamsburgh, Haydenyle Florence aud Iiadley. From
Collnsvile to New Hartford aud Wnsed From Cheshire
to Waterbury. p. DENNIS, General Agent.
New Haven, Dec. 2lst, 1855.