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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15

PATON ROUGE, CROSSE TETE &
~ OpEIOUSAS RAILROAD. NEW ARRANGE
ME"t7S,-H'n and after Tuesday, Sept, LIST, She cars
wil1j"are Bayou Grosao Tote daily, at 81 O'Clock, Il m
anal rrturning, leave the river at d p. m
The STAN ferry boat 'tS"nny South will mike
three trips q day to thetorninus # the Eaao, viz
Leaves Baton Rouge .....-.....~....o An.
Observation-Disclosures. NJ
Albright for the evening train mustbc shipped by
| D. m, TINT trip being made exclusively for freight.
Through tickets and excursion tickets for faie on
the -unny South
ay- An excursion train vii! run to accommodate
pleasure parties, on application being mads tn the
Superintendent the day previous.
mug 10th C. II. kEESsE. Conductor.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15
Cool1crngc! Ccoperuge!!

C0opcragc: CcoPer"gc:l
T1I1E gNDERslGNEB, having located at, the Ferry
L Landing OF this parish, is now fully. prepared to
urnish planters ard others with HOGsHEhDs, BAR
REIS and HALE BARRELS. which he fully gnarTan.
tees in every particular.
BE- ALI. or.e rs received and promptly attended tn
4. SHIRE of patronage is respectfully solicited. %
PIiILJ.IP RAUEK.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15

NOTICE.
OFFICE SOUTHERN mutual IHsrPAEcp Co.,
Baton Rouge, Feb. End, 1859.
At n meeting of the Board of directors. held this
holders Of Scrip for 1857 and 1858 Eight per- Cent t"
stockholders on the premiums paid by them during
the year 1858, and that a dividend of sere7styseren per
cent be declared payable in Scrip to he issued IN md
after the fifteenth day Of March, 1859.
+. E. HERBERT,
Secretary.
r5- The Stockholders Of thia Company are hereby
notified that an election of Ten Directors and Fifteen
Trustees, to- serve for the ensuing year, will b" heldon
the Office Of the G. Company, on Wednesdn9f the 9th DAY
+. f. HERBERT,
Ceb1o II Secretary.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15
Runaways: Runaways II

=. =
ry7HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the pub.
l. lie and his friends generally, that be Is prepared
70 ca tch ruuaways in his ne,ghborhood, or elsewhere,
having an excellent breed Of negro dog. for that pu7-
pcs. t?i.arge4 moderate JANVIER EEBER1,
-~7-en+- Bru!v Harding. 7 g..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15
a.s.An kuDbx,. betting.

a:tiii KMDb@l' lseitinB.
zoo FEET IN STORE, ola, e, 8, 8 and 10 inch
w Saudi ply. T can furnish any; s;ze, belt
ing at si4"rt notice, fro'n'1 inch ? ply, to 2oineh 1ply
This h%eItins is manufactured under Goodycar's pat
ent. an! is superior to leather for tho following rea.
sons It has q perfectly smooth and even s~urfacet
It seldom requires tightening more than once. l
will always run straight, end with q perfect. bearing
on the pulleys. It is stronger and more durrble that
leather. It can be- constantly run In wet places, or
exposed 10 the weather, without injury, ana all wide
betting, at cost ofonr third less Tran leathar:
Auc29. A. BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15

EDWARD & WILLIAM BOGEL.
wholesale" an1. retai' dealers in Drugs, Chemicals,
Patent Medicines, Sc, Lafayette st Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15
sou + E r n
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

THERk
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Oyr1cn or r,r SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.
OF BATON IorGE.
TN conformity will, the requirements Of their Char
tor, the Southern Mutual Jnsnvnn" Company pub
lish the following statement:
Amount of premiums re-
ceivcd from pcb. ]s1, 1853, to
Fob. LIST, 350............. @'o' iva -
AS FOLLOWS.
Premiums on Fire Risks d7,"!4 W
" Marine Risks.... o,oti %
. River Risks . 1,O48 d
500 1o4 27
on untnrminnted
!t'ht, Tcb. lst, l5lb 132, 'HE
90, III o2
'iraa premiums on riska not
terminated ....,,....-.. f",~f" So
Nett earned premiums for the 7-
yenr ending ns ahove......'. @'''o"' ~
LOSSES rA7b DURING rAE asME PERIOD:
On Fire Risks ........... 10 w
g Marine Riskn ,.........-... 577 %
River Risks 1858 80
$3.50
Expenses during wear as above 8,3I4 90
81. 1853 80
NETT EARNED pRoFrra FOR TTR
YEAR EESING, FEB. LIST, 1859
$40, 026 %
The Company haze the following
A&sctS
Bills receivable for Premium : %, 1926 25
Bills receivable for balance due
on Stock Notes. l72, Z0S ~
Cash balance on hand Ga, TAO CO
Balance duo by New Iberia
Agency ,le $500 Is
Total Aaacta. 1916, o40 0
{Signed) WM. S. I1KE,
r F., TEGERT President.
Secretary.
Baton Rouge, February eth, 1853
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15

THAT GREAT EiI3iEbY,
THAT GREAT REMEDY,
THAT F. REMEDY,
THAT Z REMEDY,
THAT GREAT REMEDY,
THAT GREAT REMEDY.
THAT GREAT REMEDY,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-15
BLlSs, DYspEpu,U Il EMEU,

Bliss Gysi"ptlc H".nrty
Bliss Dyspcp'ic Ecpnuiy r
Bliss' DyapcptAc Remedy
y~.~ Bliss Dyspcpslc iicme4ly
lIlt.s' Dyspepfic Remedy 7E*ssa
Bliss Dyspcptfc istHnea;
Hlk~s' Dya:4p,;c Remedy
Bliss Dyspeptic Kc7nehy <
Bliss Dys,,eptic Remedy ::
biiss' Dy.l,ePtfc Remedy =
HIS. the Largest $nic
Eln. the Largest Sale =,
Illus the Largest Sale tA
alns the Largest S"Ies v
Ha tho l.ulEcst Sale -43
fIns xile LarScnt Snir
Has tlse Largest Sale
Has the L"rKcst Snie ~
Has the Largest Sale 49,
Has tho Largest %!c ~ =
or NIctlfCtnc In the World. :s.
OF any Medicine" the World
OF uny Medicine IT. thu World.
or any Mes'tcIus H. tho World.
Of any Medicine IL tic tForlh.
VI any MctIiclne IN the XVOrld.
OF any Medicine Il" tho World, a, #
OF MY Medicine IL the " eriti, "h
OF my Med bct,,e 81 tho World.
o. any Medicine In the Worid. =.
lUW ,OsW Packages - :
U,OUU PACK ages Azzzsa.y
1VD, 800 Packages
I0OpUo F'acknKcA
lU ,O0O Packages s&
lUU,Otkb Pneh E -
l0a,,U<U Packages -
htU,0trD Package
tND.OUO Packages @%
MI. thN) 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
AMERICAN pLouGHs IN TUNIs.

In their perseveving efforts TO cultivate cotton
10 Northern and Western Africa, as we'll as India
an association In Manchester obtained some two
years ago, grant Of land from the Boy OF Tunis.
Many difficulties have been experienced In tie
cultivation and not the least ID the self concsit and
obstiuacy of the directors, who are too wise to be
Instructed by men Of practical knowledge.
former citiaen of Louisiana, by the name OF Rose,
who had spent many years In the cotton business
on Red River, was employed 10 superintend the
Tunis enterprise. This gentleman, it is ssid finds
the theories Of bis employers, who never saw q
cotton field In their iives constantly opposed to
his experience as . cotton grower. An American
pentlemas, who recently visited that region, says
that some time since Mr.. Rose told his superior
that it was impossible to do anything with the
p,ouehs they gave him, and suggested the propr'
ety of getting q few from America. The PROPOSE
ton was booted at; what could they not make
better ploughs ip England than anywhere else in
the worldt But as the present ones would rot
work, they finally commissioned him to order two
of American make. They arrived q short time
since, and were found to work to the admiration
of everybody The Arabs focked from all quar-.
tiers TO see the newly arrived wonder. The country
was in fermsnt. Nothing else was talked Of
Finally, 1t reached the ears OF the Bey, who
couldn't sleep until he had seen the phenomenon
with his own eyes. He FASTENED to the scene o.
action; cav the ploughs work; declared he bad
never seen anything 80 wonderful in his born
DAYS: got so excited he ''couldu't hold himself;'
tool off his coat rolled mp his sleeves, and went te
ploughiug himself! Nor is this all; he has JUS
ordered one hundred American ploughs to be uset
on his big farm, the Kingdom of Tunisl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
STEAM ON THE ERIE CANAL.

1t is stated that the result of last years experi'
meuts on the Erie Canal was that canal propel-
Ter, with canal boat in tow, was the most eco-
no.ncal rate of transportation.
The New York Chamber of Commerce appointed
O committee last fall, who reported very fully on
this subject. The following is an extract from
their report: "a steam canal boat can carry On
the enlarged canal 200 tons of freight, and at the
same time can tow another boat with $50 tons.
thus bringing through at one passage 45o tons, at
an expense for fuel, wages and labor of $3.50, or
about So cents per ton. II add As cents fer the
use Of property, repairs aud agency, the actual
cost Of transporting ton Of property will be only
81, exclusive of tolls" This will make the cost
per ton per mile mills, when the Erie Canal is
finished to seven feet. The load this spring for
two boats will be about $50 tons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
THE ROANOKE VALLEY.

The last Gainesville Tobacco Plant makes the
following statement, showing the manner in which
real estate In the Roanoke Valley is steadily ad.
vsncipg in price. When the Keysvi lille connection
Is made it will take another jump upwards:
Captain r J Jeffress has sold hi. Valley Garden
estate. to Mr. K A Rswlins, for s3l Per acre. This
laad 10 the adjoining property ~ Mr. kawiins Berry
Hill estate. and the two together, consisting Of
about 1000 acres. Ii one of the mist magnificent
estates upon the Roanoke. The Valley Gai den land
eight years ago, for SO Der acre by Mr. Tospes to
Hodge. Ese. for S2l per acre; BY Hodge to
Capt J Jenress for S23 Der acre; By Capt yefrsss
70 Mr. Rswlils, last week, for 33t peracre. Mr.
Colemans land has been bought Dy Mark AIexsn-
der, 81, for $40 coo.
will be saen from the foregoing atatemen Mt what
eneot the certainty Of extension Of the IL anoke
valley read to producing thus early uoon the sale
Of lands ~ ing near the line of that road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
ADULrERATIvE pOIsONs.

An American physician has lately announced
that having been called upon to analyze some
samples of wiues be found that not one of sixteen
different kinds contained 30 much as single drop
of the juice of the grape. The port exhibited
complicated superstructure of elderberry Juice,
Alan, sugar and spirits, upon q basis Of diluted
sulphuric acid. The sherry was formed OF pale
decoctiou of malt, favored with bitter almonds,
-acidulated with sulphuric acid, and slightly
branded. The Madeira was simulated by means
of hop, tea, rum, sulphuric acid, and honey. In
tea, drugs, pepper, and other spices, fish sauces,
oil, cheese milk, and even flour and bread foreign
aud often noxicus ingredients are introduced
while to obtain pure alcoholic drinks is next to
impossible, whiskey being often impregnated
with strychnine, aud genuine randy only surs
passed la its scarcity by the nectar of the gods
The French Government has enacted severe laws
against all prisoners of wines, liquors. and any
other articles of human food or beverage. Yet,
in despite Of all the legislative care that has been
taken to prevent adulteration, II is notorious
fact that mock wines are the chief source Of profit
In the city of Cette on the Mediterranean. Very
inferior French wines are there perfumed with
various essences, to produce the peculiar aroma
derived from the yintayes of the Rhine, of Hun
gary, of Spain, and of Portugal, and the Madeira
islands.
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TELEGRApHIC NE VS.
<D~~,~~S>sSse-r~-~~,~>~r1~ - !. Fl
PER MAGNETIC TELE0RlPH hin nd,
OvYicE-No. 139 Eagle Square, main w.
REPORTED FOR THE "DIsPATCH.
PRnM WASHINGTON.

wAsmsaros, May a-4The receipt. OF TIE Y. $! =
Treasury for the quarter ending 90 , n 80 .
loan. The Expenditures for the same period were
near SIS, 000, 600.
The steamers Fulton and Water Witch VIII pres
coed Immediately TO Norfolk, We, for repairs
Their news will DO retained.
iii. Jures. tho Nicaraguan minister, leaves for
home on the 9Th OF June.
40 official statement Just prepared for pubHca'
ton, shows that Congress- last session, appropri>
ated for legislative executive, civil aud niscsIia
neous purposes, nearly $ll,ooo,ooG 70 ene oipio-
Iutionary invalid and other pensions, and the 10.
dian department, upwards Of 8, $50 900, army and
other military objects, SIS $50 600; naval service
upwards Of $l050O, 600; ocean mail service, $S4i,.
annropriations Including the collection Of revenues
&C., payable from current proceeds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
MECHANICS BALL.
Great Success - eecond Week.
NOW OPEN, AND EXHIBITING NIGHTLY.
2ANDERSON'S
GIGANTIC REPRESENTATIONS


GIGANTIC REPRESENTATIONS
RUSSIAN WAR,
Lately exhibited in Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA 70
10000 persons, and In Washington to the
entire population.
This is Colossal Dioramic Panorama, Illustrating
ali the most important late Russia ar
from its commencement to its close. fhe rtpresen.
tations embrace Grand MILITARY and EIv.I IN
VIEWS, BATTLES. sIBGIs, BoABARDMssrs BUgyisa
CITIES. TERRIFIC sIohNs ON LAND AND sFA. lc, a..
ly heightened by the union Of CHEMISTRY and ths
most ELABORATE MAoHINKRT, producing fleets never
before attempted in Panoramic exhibitions.
5000 SQUARE FEET OF or G. CANVAS,
rHs hsT r FEET r c an and
DESTRUCTION or TIE FORTS. &C.. 3c
sILIsTRIA. 80 GALL AL DEFENDED BY
EMBARoATIoN OF THE FRENCH TROOPS
FROM CALAIS;
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT VARNA.
GREAT s.TT FEE a. AZ ~, yasNA.
GRAND charge saEt u HE M Amt saffIsu eu.Rps
UpTHE HEIGHTS OF ALMA
BALAoLAvA-CAPE CHERs NEsB.
segsT and a hs AsrasE p
BATTLE OF BSiaCLAvA.
DAAA Battle FIs OF iS Ri IMAM Z SEA
GRAND CHANGING scENH
Terminating with the
BUN sARDMENT AND DESTRUCTION OF
SEVAST0P0L
~ Admission Is cents. Reserved seats SO cents
81 No half price for children.
ES- Admission for Colored Persons to Gallery, 25
cents.
NcTICE.-farties can secure any particular seat by
applying at the Hall from 10 till u O'Clock, a. II,
and till 4, 2. NJ.
81 Doors open at 7x-to commence st O'Clock.
~ Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
al O'Clock. an 2i-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
THE BARGAIN STORE, No 40 Main

THE BARGAIN STORE, No 40 Main
L street. nearly opposite the st. Charles Ho-
tel.
just received, new lot of Bonuets white and col
red, only 50 cents and ali styles to tbs cst grade
huches. Flowers, Ribbons. Grapes and Millinery
goods of all kinds Chenille and Flower head dress
cd, from IS cents upwards
splendid assortment of Ladies' and Misses Man
ties which will contrast favorably In pii,e and qua
lity with any in Richmond.
aides Misses, and Infants Busters, RagIsns and
Capes. in Calico, Linen, Teacoth, Marseilles home
manu- racture, very cheap.
Hoop skirts, lower than ever; springs 75c and II
springs 81; swiss Muslips. Jaconets, Cambrcs
Cotton Clo,hs. SILK Mitts, Gloves and Nm broderes
very low indeed. A good article ia Marseiles Shirt
BosoDs. for only l2kc. Fancy Goods, in great va
riety; Corsets. Parasos, &c. &c all of which qua
rautee to sell as cheap as any, and cheaper than
many. GEORGE JAUOBS,
49 Main street,
Nearly opposite the st. Charles Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
THF DISPATCH
WEDNESDAY MoRNrsa
GOVERNOR wrsE

GOVERNOR wIsE
The EMqmsrx of Saturday, raesssnsd 10 an %,
Ira sheet, : letter from 0ov. WisE 20 Wnsf. sAh-
ycsp. Esa. u AlabamA, 10 reply 10 one srou thas
seatlSmsu. ss&ins he views 10 regard TO the pow
ar. and duties OF the Federal Govsfumsat ever ths
Terri,or,ss. The aovssnof's letter 10 very toHg-
occupying nearly twsnty.nise colaMus u the M
ossrer. II is an elaborate comment upon The
powers 81 Congress and the Exseative under the
Constitution, and review of ths hiseosy Of The
territorial legislation q cousrsss the scQuisitloo
of territory by she Ustsed States aud the admis.
zion Of new States. TIE points made, end concfu.
sions drawn from the critcisn and review Of the
Ooastitution and The acts 81 Congress are too nu-
merous Tor such brief reference - IL 10 In pow.
er 10 give. The 0overnor maintains generally
that the doctrine Of NON -Snterwatson by Congress
IN the Affairs Of the territories 10 90 absurdity
and that The federal Government 10 bound to In
tervsns for various purposes. and among them for
ths protection Of the rghts Of property In slaves
should that b molsstsd or placsd 10 jeopardy To
any territory. This obligation be contends is ims
poscd BY the Constitution. he sdmita that Con.
eress has no right 70 intervene TO regulate 'sdo-
meade Institutions" but territory, he contends
hes no ssomestic Institutions" oil her Institution
are Federal or national deriving authority aud form
from the Federal Government; domestic institu'
sions are those Of the separate eovereign ssstes
ths ccnfederacy The territory has those only wher
abe frames her Constitution and becomes state
and then aat the time Of her admission and mo-
beiofe,s (he srguss) she "may elect to have slave
ry'' cor not, ~ her State Constitution. not he
territorial Laws, may prescribe" Until then b
contends Congress has power over the territor!
and 10 bound to see that the rights Of oil Its In
habitants under the Constitution are protected.
The Governor reviews At length the KansasNe
braska Law and the Kansas troubles, and main
- sains the position OF his Tammany letter reiativ
10 the Leeompton Constitution aud the populs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
DIED.,

OF consumption, on Monday. the I'd day OF Nay =;
wears and months, son of John aid Johannan Sex
ION: formerly OF Baltimore, Md.
His funeral will take place from his fathers res
idepce on 18th street, between Broad and Marshall
at So O'Clock, NJ, on Wednesday. the 4th inst.
~ Baltimore papers please copy.
On SUNDAY the LIST May. LOUISA VIRGINIA.
vile of Albert Il. Crump, and daughter OF jacob
and Elizabeth Hare aged 26 years, 2 months and
DAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
THE FAMILY JOURNAL.

This 10 the title Of handsome literary weekly,
gotten up in style which reflects great credit
upon baltimore enterprise and good taste. Its
devoted to literature, news, romance, science and
art. 1t seems to be nodded in some degree after
tho New York Ledger, and 10 conducted with de.
gree OF talent and energy which cannot fail e
make Il popular and successfui
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04

n. BUY YOUR oKs AT THE GIFT Book SToRE
where you may BIS
Book and Ga, d Watch for $l.00
A Book and Si.ver Watch for Leo
A Book and Gold Chain for leo
Book and Gold Thmble for l 90
A Book and . Cameo Pin for 90
. A Book and set of Sleeve Buttons Tor i.Oo
Book and Gold Locket for leo
A Book and Gold Bracelet for / 90
A Book and Gold Pencil for Leo
Book and Gift Book for 100
This is great movement, which has for its emo
the dissemination acknowledge. Be sure to cali az
No sc Main street. and buy Book. my tot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
scuR SARAH L. HILLS.

CHARLESTON, May 1.-The captain and four sea-
men belonging to the schr Sarah l. Hills, from
Savannah 10th April, bound to Kennebunk, Maine,
reached Charleston on Saturday. The vessel was
abandoned dismasted and full of water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
HaRIMH IRTHLLl2HHE E.
PORT OF RICHMOND-MAY 3. 1859.
High Mater this day Wednesday, so O'Clock.

ARMED,
schr Herbert n yers, Norfolk. lumber, James
River and Kanawha Co.
schr NJ French. stiles, New York. haJ. Bridg
ford Co
schr Clara Belle. Parker. Baltimore, guano, Ed
mond, Davenport Co
schr ID Gator, Woolford, Norfork, slaves. j W
Peasants.
(Br) schr Midway Belle, NORM, Halifax. fish.
W omole Claiborne.
schr wm speare, Jones. Norfolk mdse. W Col.
quit Co.
schr Lm.na Jane, Phillips. Baltimore, guano. Ba-
con Baskerville
sshr Coz 'ett, skinner. Balti more, guano. schar.
Kohler Co. "A
schr a 8 ratridge. Hlx, Rockland. lime. Bridg-
ford l. Co.
schr Haymore, Salisbury, Passport, plaster,
Shields Sommerville.
Bark Willard, Capt Thomas Mitchell from Liver
pool. with $50 sacks Of salt to Edwd VIM de Voss
Co, and iron to order.
SAILED, --
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York. mdse
and passengers, Ludam Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore mdss,
.schr 5 L Alien. Baker. Boston, mdse, q W Cur
rie
schr Crenshaw. Moss. New York. mdse. b 4 W
Currie.
schr D M French, Stiles, down the river, light.
Schr Roxanna. 9ohegaD. down the river, light
schr Jno L Davis, Fairchild, Rio, flour. Haxall,
Crenshaw Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
NEW puRIJcArION .

1.-THE Harp Of Thosssud Strings, OF Laughter
for Lifetime" This book Il all it, titls declares
aud better for sad misd end . dyspepsic Dooy
than oil she drugs In phsrmaey. 11hrcw pnys'c
% the dogs" and try .Ths Harp Of THOUSAND
Strings" For sale BY q. n. Ws3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
Nortbern Markets.

BALr1xoRE. May s-Flour advanced 25cts. Wnea.
scar1eHWhite 81 650l IS; red 81 4'@i rs. Corn
firm and tending upward.whits so95s CTS; sei, ets
n mess pork sl71S; Whiskey fra at Is cts
NEW YoaK. May s-Cotton quiet and unchaM9 Sest
Flour cents betterSouthere s6 1905 70 h,ghsr
Dd actye mixed aeS7 CITE; mite e6Gss cts PORK
ARM Lard iiA@iI1. cts: Whiskey 2os4g2S cts
sugar active at 1914. Naval stores uscn sar
R;cs eiI6,5J cts stocks firmer- Va. 6s VIVA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
TUE w.NnrRrR SLAVE CASE.

SAVANNAH, May 3.--Tbe Wanderer slave ship
trial is ostponed until next court In consequence
Of the new arrest Capt. Corrie. The three sailors
In fail are refused bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04

CT HIGH PRICES OF TOBACCO sold by BARK.DALE&
Bsos-l hid bright Lugs Tor E Barksdaie. Bali
fax, at SAX; HID Leaf Tobacco for Thos Edmonds
Halifax. s2314; box bright Tobacco for Frank
lin, Halifax s4O25 The las. sold to Geo W Gillian,
Es0r bAkhsDALS q Dhoo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04

RoNDoUr, N. Y /, May 2.-The frst cargo OF coai
Saturday evening from Hawley. Coal from Hons.
dale arrived this morning. Large Quantities OF
coal are expected to arrive this week from HonsA
dala and HaWley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04

THEATRE.-The charming actress Mrs. Gladstane
appears at the theatre again tonight in "London
Assurance as Lady Gay SPEAKER. Mr.. Adams is
also announced for one of bis very we'll sung ball.
LODI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
sPTCTAU NOTICES.
- FTnu IRsunAncH,

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PR0FERzY
LIFE 1NEURlNGEf White persons % the Ass-
f,tUt ,Sustrm aud .Joinf Stock System .
NJ WE INSURANCE Ole month 10 fire years, %
live in shy part Of Virginia or any other saveh0la.
Ing sf.fr All effected daily upon economical. sdle
and satisfactory terms to the insured. Two on THs
B., at oHpANffs in the Union epresenfed-Capitai
o. 7r6 etps
For al kiods OF Insurance. call at the old estab.
1isbed uINERAI INSURANCE OFFICE Pearl etraet just
be 'ow the exchange Hotel, merit 10 D Eacho.
~ Al Losses Promptly Pad.
Hours Of business from A n to N. and from
OR BRIUKHN. NJ D.
General insurance Agent. and
mn 4-2t Medical Examiner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04

~ EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF PLAID AND
STRIPED oZNABURGS, COTToNAD
Farmers Drills Unbleached Cottons, Plaid DomeS-
tics. and ell kinds plantation goods. at unusually
low prices.
ap 2s-ts WATKINS q FlChLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04

Bales in New York Monday OF 5000 va. os at
e71s; $1,000 do at s73 and s2i 600 do at 81; $lCOo
Tennessee SIS at 80, and $1,000 North Carolina 6's at
e9L