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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-23
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maize gum neutn HartfC.
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BUR &rattun9 iIr @GiscerprrE1ufer.
9ura biGi9c Girtdufc III NGr gpyt sin i'd in bcn staas
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go. 232 SrUaos GtaBe,
81. u. MperS
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Store Gin ~
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~. 81. Merre, 232 Sreaenr.
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= III T. WI N @ TOB AC G O
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
In putting up


In puttIHg up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Messrs. T.. GOODWIN a
BRO. Of NEw YORK CRY.
TOBACCO, ofthe BEST QUALITY, is selected,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED.
The great advantages Of this over other brands
consist in the size ofthe packages rendering it more
convenient to carry In the pocket, and by being
PRESSED SOLID il keeps MOIST and FRESH,
and improves in quality il is used while in other
brands, as soon as the package is opened the quail
ty rapidly DETERIORATES-the tobacco grow
ing dry-and ttering the pocket TO the annoy
ance OF the consumer. The Dressing which the Fine
Cut tobacco undergoes, in the process of manufac-
ture, frees il from all grit impurities objection
able in the use Plug Tobacco. Chewers will do
well to give the Patent Pressed trial. and Judge for
themselves.
For sale 10y Wholesale Merchants, who receive il
direct from the Manufacturers.
r. GOODWIN BRO,
fe 2-lm ar and 30 Water street, New York.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE, ,,,
u ONLY REGULAR LINE,
AND WITHOUT FALURK FOR EIGHT fEARs.
rop c.tJroRNTA AND poREGoN,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

Regular Sailing Days, sk and 2oth Of zach n7oHfh.
cAUTIoN-so many fraud, and imposlt,ons Of
trated ON travellers bound 90 CALIFOR KILN
MIA, that the subscribet, the only su
psns ma IN the city of New York, feels lt his duty
TO caution all persons t Se "a rs5,I ~
ma s9 tbe true ofhce Of The Steamships Of the :
MAJ NJ II Work is authorized 90 engage passage:
IN ~ Companies have only one once IN New ork,
IhS a. M West street, corner OF Warren st,
Nnnfng on the North River, at the head OF the Com
nsny's Wharf.
Es ], w. RAYMOND, AreEt, New Yort,
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II To entirely clear out the red ant, wash yOuI
shelves down clean. and while damp, rub fine
salt On them quite thick and let 1t remain on fol
time, aud they will disappear.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his once to the rooms
long occupied by DIR, Malster, (S6 PenR'Ia
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.,D wher Sp$TV
he will lie plea sed to all who desire >-lLD
his services. For profess Ional ability | am kindly
permitted TO refer Ia DIR. Malster. ja4
M TEETH
NI. L0OMIS, VI. d., the inventor and pstentee oi
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
persons personally at his Office IN this city
Many persons can wear these Teeth who ~-I1O
cannot wear otherGi and no person can WAR Others
who cannot -ar these.
Persons calling at my oftica can he accommodated
bat 20 those who particular and wish the pure
cieanost, strongest, and mot perfect denUTe thai
art eau produce, the MINERAL. PLATE wilt be
more tully warranted.
Rooms IA this city, No. 81 Penn avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets; also, o7 Arch street, Psdsl-
pma. Sc 2I-ly
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OLD CoIxs.-At the sale Of coins in New York
last week, Washington half dollar of 1862 sold
for S57. A few days since Mr.. Charles III. Morse
of JstOn sold United States cent of 1893 for S2l
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

u TAKE NOTICE.
DOOTS AND SHOES.-When you find Your
SHOES do not wear or do not look neat -
go to GRIFFIN g. BROS, No. 3l4 Penn 60
avenue. fou will find them always prepared to
raned to wear WELL and at the lowest possible cas-
price. narg
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n CARRIAGES.

~ CARRIAGES.
L HE Subscriber havins made additions TO his
factory, making 1t now one OF the largest lfil q
in the District, whore his facilities torIsYttLE
manulactnTin. CARRIAGE x lIGtITNNNN
WAGONS of all kinds cannot be passed. and
from his long peTl-nce IN the business he hopes
To give general SatI silctIon.
Al kinds of Carriages and lIight Wagons kept on
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
ly attended t..
Second hand Carriages taken IN exchange for new
ones. ANDREW j. JOY CE,
loft corner of lIt and T. SITS.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASH
~ ionable Spring styles Of CENTS DRESSH
HATS, ,ls5o IN pleasing variety oi shape and pat
tern, at ChAS. H. LANE
mar / enst Hat and Cap Store. AGA Penn. ave.
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DRICE REDU ONE HALF.
NEW MEDICAL SALT
INFLAMMAT6GIRtY DISEASES.

ONLY ONE DOL AR!
EIIpnNLr pArKA.Ea 8 EA

CHRONIC PACKA1Es SE-jj.
II Ser AdrsTtissm,nt jal7-f
VNHE LAGER DEPOT OF SHUITZ Il CO
il at No. 4641a 9TH street, near the CIty Post OF
hce. They promptly fill free OF charge for delivery
all orders for kegs bottles, sent to them person
or received through the Post Office. Their Lager
manufactured IN Alexandfal is the best now sold
in the United States, and their terms cXtreme y
moderate. They have also on hand very fine
sOrtment of Ii i NJ ARlAN WINES at low prices
falu IA l..t
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THE DEMocRATIo VIGILANCE

THE DEMoCRATIo VIGILANCE
02 COMMITTEE for Madison Ward. will meet
at Thom 40 " neelsy's Rough and Ready hotei. on
SAL UhDAY and MONDAY nights next, 2lst and I'D
instan,s. at o'clock. The following are the ms1n
bers IF the committee:
SAINT Hastings Jno A Belvin. r Blankenship,
Benz Harris. A Dewitt, Mann Page. Chas eel
den, j q Wharton, W Writ Harrison, JAS G brooks
Jas Watson, 4 Aoseley y MeEvoy. 4 + Co.'s Si,
ton Jesse 7 HutcheEon Il Davidson, Jno pal
lard. Geo + Hsmes Jas NJ Conway. Luck. Ihos
Whseisy Sne Dooley Hie%s asuey Sooch
Jno Rogers. Pa Az lett VIM Mott. j Il Digges;
ur Jas Ii Conway, Miles Amber. Jno 3 Davis. Danl
Z John son. 4 schultz. NJ oeagsrs, v B Hopkins. 4
q Lawings, VIM Watson, Il Wiley. johnson.
IA Favier, Alouis Meyer. J, ha spots. Ut y
Tucker, Alexander stirling, W Blakey. Phil
Dorniii, Edgar Macon, William Ryan. William Mac
fariane. George W Yancey. David Gibson, Ed boyle.
A Williams, L Games, II Martin, Il Hiselden,
" TotIy. " a snead, v W snesd. J Foster. Ty:
Ter Foster John Giblin. John Blanton Larry Jones,
low, X W Allen, John Harvey. Ed Mccarthy, W
Ford. Dennis sullivan, Jas Melvin, Patrick Reg
nolds. West. II Starke, j Burrnss. geo Eu.
Eii', j Goede. Larry Jones, jr. John Blauton. "
W Jones, 1bos Carr. Jno g Williams, Turner At
kinson, " B McGhee. Dennis Madison, Jos Court
ney. De WITT, secy.
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Italy and the Italians.

In an article which appeared short time
since in Blackwood's Magazine, the writer
openly took the ground that the Italians
were altogether incapable of managing
their own affairs under any form OF govern
ment instituted By themselves, and that the
domination of Austria was the best system
that could possibly be devised for them by
their neighbors. The countrymen OF Dante,
Boccacio, Tasso, and Machiavelli, Of Leo
dardo da Vinci, Michael Angelo, Raphael,
Corregglo and Titisu,--of those mighty
men who revived learning, resuscitated the
arts, and furnished in their own person the
most illustrious examples of what genius
and labor can accomplishment Of whose
names would be sufficient to preserve the
memory Of nation, although its records
should sink into an oblivion rs deep as that
which sbrouds the history of Egypt-were
stigmatised by this writer, as congregations
OF full grown children, abandoned to I'D
ding, dancing, superstition, brigandism,
and pauperism, without an emotion Of pa
triosism, or care for the future.
If ever the practical lie was given to a.
rogant speculation, the Italians gave it tc
the Islander. in the late revolutions In Tusca.
ny, Parma, Aodena and Massa. In neither
OF these States was there the slightest com
motion, the least drop of bloodshed, the
smallest disposition TO insult the fallen ru-
lers; The changes which took place, re.
semnled the shifting Of scenery In the thea
IRE. one scene was finished, and another
zane on, with all the regularity peculiar to
me Drama, where the aciors have their part,
Wy heart and know the exact moment
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asssgh: iSs BE sIss hsTl svs sss ipe go.
sSssess q 3. ss ..y T:n d S::sa
replied sppropri.tslT and slcsusr:y ss'nc g 49,
x Che Msyos u R,csncsd and sss shsia o. PEE
Ss q IL sss Soscr
Carke, which fully justify N In propoancine n,
Chief Justice Of Boston. and courtiy represen's.
The New Enslandsrs frequently vented thsir
feelin rs during tho day In cheers. when tnsy -
ways ssr@'nasd VIII Sa s;ss 81 more southern
| ATTITUDES.
nLuMrNAfroNs.
On Wednesday night last, Mechauics' fnstituee
Hall was beautifully illuminated Win eoi0teo
lights, BY Mr. Sanford, she proprietor Of the Rus
sian War Panorama, a. aeompiiment to the Sir
Kuights Of De Molay and st. Johns Encampmsnts'
who had accepted an invitation 70 v,sit tpe psno'
rama that evening. Tho appearance OF toe ouild,
Inc, tic windows lighted up with one hundred and
nty burners of variegated colors was really ceaas
tiful, and attracted marked attention. cn main
street, near the hall, the establishment OF Mr. o.
Jones, also illuminated - was that OF Messrs.
Elicit Weisiser, opposite the Exchange banK.-
Bat for the inciemeacy OF the weather, the iiiu-
nainatiou would have boon general in the nefgb-
borhood Of Mechanics Institute Halt
A corrLIoS.
Accompanying the Pc Molays and st. Johns, are
| fifteen intelligent New England Ladies', to whom
every attention has been paid BY Sir Knights Jno.
| II. Bosher and James A. Scott, u the Richmond
| Commaudery who had been deputed for that pure
pose. Not only have they attended the sDtertsns
ments at the Asylum, }" and the fcasts at tho Ex,
change. but by request visited Ashland on Tues.
day last, to be present at the races. After being
CHARTERED at the hotel, O party of the Richmond
Commandery, finding that they were to be dsaps
pointed in the race, because Of the weather, pros
| cured band of music, repaired to the ball room
| of the hotel, and engaging them in cotillon,
spent az hour or two pleasantly in the "mazes OF
the dance"
DEdARrURE.
| The visiting Sir knights of Providence and Bos.
ton are expected to take their departure for home
| this. They will be escorted to the cars BY the
Richmond ommandery, aud will take with them
the best wishes of citizens for their safe return
TO the bosome Of their families and friends As
parting salute the Artillery will Are thirty.four
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"a AnIna InraLLIanACa
PORT CT RICHMOND-MAY 10. 1889.
High Water this day friday 81 o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Schooner VIM Severe. Brooks, Baltimore, guano,
S;haer, Kohler 20.
schr Ray, Creekmore, James river, wood, to
schr Mary Eliza, Morecock. James river. lumber.
L w GlhZebrook.
SAItED,
sehr Danville. Chester, New York, mdse. D W
Currie.
scnr John H Trasers. To'ley. down the river.
light
schr Fannie Currie, Rogers. Rio -four. HaAaii,
Crenshaw d Co.
schr Claremont. johnson. down the river. light.
Schr David n sawyer, Pearson, Alexandra. in
ballast
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On thu 18TH instant at his residence In Dinwiddie
DR. JAMES BRANDEK, formerly Of Manchester
Tho friends Of the family. are respectfully re,
ouested TO attend his funeral this morning at 10
O'clock from Rev DR. HoRe's chrrch
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Northern M arkets.

NEW YORK May l9-NooN -flCur declined $50
Csc Ohio s71s@7A Southern 81 81. wheat 5000
white e4(a1e6s. Pork lowsr; msss SIS. Lard heavy
at I211; Whiskey heavy ut Sic. blocks heavy
Va 6s $9jh.
Nav YORK May 10, Motion nominal Flour
steady. Wheat declined 5000. Turpentine, kosin
and hice unchanged.
BALTIxoss, May ls.-Fiour declined Csc. Howard
ana Ohio. 50 a. Wheat quietlwhise Slso9l e3 for
white IA e lower. yellow 9i@s3. Provisions qui.
ct. Wniskey dull.
NIw ORLEANS. May l6.-The exports of cotton
from this port to treat Britain, during the past
week. were 20 0c0 bales, and to HAvrs 5000. From
Mobile thu exports during the week to England
were only coo bales: Exchange on London. At Mo
pool rather quiet.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HORIZON, VISION.
SIN.
MILWAUKEE May 1S.-A destructive fire occurr>
ed this morning at Horizon, Wisconsin, destroying
property of the value of twenty tive thousand
dollars, of which only one thousand was insur-
cd. The IRE 10 supposed to have been caused by
an incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20

~ HoME MANuFAoTURs--SEMPLn .
Irr.IIIRIx BAKING PowDla The best and cheapest
pre D Iration known for making in q few minutes,
WITH 5Ur YEAST. and in an elegant manner light
Buckwhe At and other Griddle Cakes, Pudding. Piee
and Pastry Of every description. with saving OF
time, labor and expense.
raade more speedily and better by this than an
other method known. Give it a trial.
For sale by Druggists and GrqeeTs GENERALLY.
John w 0ARL1CK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
myls Richmond. Va,
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

HOS7lLI7TES PROGRESSING IN SARDINIA
ACCIDENT TO An AUSTRIAN nILif1nftff
TRAIN-UP RISING IN TUKkEI- ThE
LOAN IN SARDINIA IN Bhf-
TISH NATY YAhU dc dc.
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

On the l6 b inst, by the Rev Dr. Kepler pastor Of
st Johns church, Mr. THOMAS STACY TO Miss
MARY SUsAN TUCKE.
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n IEMooRATIo MlETIsG. - The
AA Association of the Dem ocrs tic party will
meet ON FRIDAY evening. at 8 o clock, at Odd Eel
lows Hall. several speakers will address the meet
ing, and business of Importance i'll be before chs
party.
LIST every Democrat attend ard . participate in the
proceedings. LW GLSZ ROCK, Pres't.
a HUE Ga SSSs; seoys. m, alt
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~ ANorHDR Lance SUPPLY OF
MANI ILLA6i
MANTILLAHll
BREEDBN 3 FOX.
BKOAD STREET.
Omen this day, (Thursday1 18th May,a very ssISC'
five lot of Mantles amongst them some onnfoV
new patterns end beautiful styles.
GH9xststocka
OUdELETE.
PffCOLOMINIe,
VELVET TRIMMED MANTLIs.
MOURNING MANTLHS. &C. &c.
BREEDR6 4 E0x,
nv aa-I0t 2i7Yrosd street.
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WORKS OF ARr.-Mr. Persco has just completed
picture In crayon, to which We bog leave to call
the attention Of eonnoiseurs, amateurs, aud the
public generally. The subject is an aged hermit
paying hs devotions at the foot of the cross in the
mouth OF . cave. We do not pretend to be con.
noiseurs; but the picture strikes us as work of
very superior excellence. The figure is almost
startngly natural, the morbddsssa I've believe that
IL the phrazs) of the nssh being such that you
pect almost to see the Precipitation oozing from the
pores. Mr.. P. has on the easel, and nearly com.
pleted, the counterpart Of tho same picture-the
hermit dying in the mouth of the cave, which, to
our unedueated taste, appears even more striking
than the first. We wish connoiseurs (if there are
any real ones out of the profession in the city
which We doubD would call and sec these pictures
We should like to hear their opinions. Mr. P's
studio Is on 9th street. adjoining the residence of
DR.. Beale.
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EARLY SHIPMENT OF FLoUR.-A shipment of f,ur,
made from New wheat, was made from Charleston,
Wednesday, to New York. 1t was ground near
Augusta, Ga.
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coaCsAr Az LElaH srHITT

- IOMO1kT At LEIGH 0TREET
gu sCM --!hs Ie1i1s efLst4k etssss Bagsks
S:}SS ySiSl :s:s!: q: Ut. "a !. issi sss
ess. csssa: III So Az: 'a'.'s''
fri:ad. I'VE ths po6ils csns..ily. ls 6. s!sssisk
sod arr. q hoISssss esas,ss Dss!ts
s. pleased = we'll = pro6tsd; aad thsa sccss nsy
havs an excuss for not coming. they have h1sd tks
pl,sS ansc win 8 under tn. dree.o. Of Nj
|MECHAEICS Hall
YouRTH AND LAST w.kK.
Ths Han BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED IN ho.s,
Of the Knights remplAg,
UTKIAHFLED SUCCESS
uRHAr EXHIBITION.
''' fs Gsas'SS!':S 4 .,...
"A't cassissiasaSar .n.rs
sAhDERsONs AAi
]; s; III $Sssss s9ss
o'sA N,'A 'N0 SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
~ Admission as cts Children Is CTS.
- Door open at !. to commence At O'Clock.
my l6-lw "
VAN AMBURGH 1 co.'s
GRAND
Geological and Eques-
trian Company,
VIII exhibit at Richmond on
FRIDAY SATURDAY, and MONDAY
May 2Osh, 21st, and 23d, 1859.
This Colossal Establishment has been entirely
RENTED for the season Of lass. with new Cages.
=. aSs oyy
The superb RAsRR s EtfRpi iasa,s:'l's
PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND
- '''>' GAGN1F1cENT CoRTEGK
In BRILLIANT PRocrssios,
through the principal ,strestss-enterins tho city
Every l" citizen should Wines. this Brli.n. b.
Forty Thousand DoIIarsi
VAN AMBURGH's
TRAINED LIONS, ROYAL AND BRAZILIAN IL.
GERS, AFRICAN, AsIATIC AND BLACK
LEOPARDS,
Prof s.h Z q Z q ~ " . 5s K TaY.
THE WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES Of the
~ TIPPoo Sab,
under the direction of the accomplished FRANK
" In organizing the IQUEsTRIAN COMpA-
NY. the Proprietors. with their ussal hberslity
and enterprise when catering for the amusement
of the public have called into ystuisition the
KEsbURCss OF TWO CONTINENTS.
and have capcentrated ip one BRILLIANT CON-
sTELkATIlNs a hest OF
FRENCH,
ENGLISH, AND 3,
AMERICAN - -,
STARSli
Each standing pre-en.inent in their particular
sphere of action
THE TRICK D0GSi
RIDING MONKIESii
EDUCATED PONIES u!
DIR. THAYER'S QUADRUPEDAL WONDERS,
THE ACTING MULESli
And the best Stud Of RING HORSES in the world
DR.. j. L. TIIAYER,
The Great American Clown, and
NAT AUSTIN,
The Epgii,h Performing Clown,
will enliven each Entertainment with chaste origi-
nal Jokes, songs. stories and witicisns.
HA- ADMISSION FIFTY CENTs-Children and
Servants IS cents.
~ For particular description Of the several
Performances see bills, pictorisls, &c.
~ Doors open at and O'Clock, Pm.
my 7-l4t OL WHEELER. Agent.
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49, TIE MAY festival to be held
U>-GA by the young ladies of Union Institute
has been postponed until MONDAY, the z3d INST, At
which time is anticipated large circle OF invited
guests to enjoy WITH them chs rurat pleasures of
tne day, and q feast of good things.
Inappropriate address is expected from Prof
W ARMISrEAD. of the Institute. my 20-lL*
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TEXAS PoLITICs.-The Texas Democratic State
Convention has nominated r. II. Runnels for
Governor; F. r. Lubbock for Lieutenant Governor;
and +. NJ. White for Commissioner of General
Land Ofice-all three the present incumbeuts.
Col. W. N. Waul has been unanimously noms
mated as candidate for Congress in the Galveston
district
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8DEArH OF BIsHoP.-Rt. Rev. Bishop Porter, Ro>
man Catholic bishop OF the diocese of Mobile died
on the 18Th inst.
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NORFOLK AFFAIRS.

DEATH CT HUABoLDf-Ths celebrated Baron
Won Humboldt died at Berlin on Friday, the 18th
instant.
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TROpTING MATCF

New YORK, May 1S.-Thestrotting match owe
the union Course yesterday, for $4,000, between
Ethan Allen and Lantern, WAS won BY the former
best three in Ave. Time, two first heats, was 2:241