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ftE DISPATCH,
So - sx,ruus9AY NosNINe.s sas.. JANUARY T. IS .
0-aast

4
Prsxssss OF AmsricAa Periodical LIZ
ess The fhiiadeiphIs Inquirer gives history Of the
rsriodicsI literature Of the Uated States IL goes
sthroasb . iist Of mouthlies and weekes which
we're marked by talent aud genius OF uncommon
order, that YET were uushie 20 Keep shost Tor an5
ieasth Of time, and which died after having sunk
- q great deal Of moasy for their projectors Among
the list Of names OF distinguished i'terati enlisted
In ssrious fruitiess attempts Of THE kind, IL men
ttoos Bryant, Dana FELTON,, John Neal, J. 7. Buck.
tasasm n r. Willis, Gen. Morris, &c. Yet the last
ram.d ars still engaged 10 the Home Journal,
wa.ch has the reputation VI success ~ It certainly
h.s the merit deserve IL. Prom this history,
rec,uased in the Inquirer, it would seem that the
more solid aud sigasi tue ability Of the literary
papers put forth. tue certsa WAS their speedy
death. the "sauciest and cheapest triumphed
most"
The Inquirer seems never 10 have heard Of the
= .S,athern Literary AsseFatr, q Virginia periodical
WHICH has enlisted some OF the abest pens OF the
South. and which was ouce adorned BY the genius
and requirements OF the gifted Poe This period
tcai still lives although IL must be confessed that
like some of those mentioned ia the Inquirer's list,
not the patronage TO which lis deserts
enti,ie il. As our contemporary says, people are
not willing to give much for their literature as
f,r brsady,or cigars HIrpsr's Magazine pays well,
but soms Of the best aud IN ,st readable things ia
1t are from southern pens. In order TO make q
periodical pay, there must be capital, business ia
lent tact aud taste 10 the publication aud the d.
nsuci,i management: and there must be liberal
compensation 10 contributors, we'll as sound ed.
itorai judgmen, aud real editorial ability, aud
the public seem TO demand iha; it must be pab.
li.bed Ia the great centres of population.
The re publication OF the Eugli,h Magazines has
attained considerable popularity in the U. s., and
DO small favor in the South, tainted though they
are With PREF adices off asive to Southern people.
These, however, seem TO be overlooked on account
of their extraordinary literary merit, the solid
aud instruc live character OF the articles, aud the
perfect m otels of posi- tion which may be found
n almost every number. BLACK wood 1.-THE London
Quarterly, the Edinburgh, &c, have become as
familiar la Southern homes, as the tables which
they are placed, and are likely always to retain
their supremacy.
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Dea,bof Jnmr. Brown. Jr.

We regret to announce the death OF the veneras
BILE JAS BROWN. Jr., 30 long the Second Auditor Of
the State lie died yesterday morning from the
effects Of an Injury he sustained few days since
.. tho depot OF the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad. In which bis ankle and foot were severe.
ly wounded by the ~heels Of the locomotive IS It
Ien the depot. The injury, although serious, was
one from which younger man might have recov.
ered-but the very advanced ageof Mr.. BRowSand
his rather feeble physical condition rendered his
recovery doubtful from the time Of the accident.
His funeral will take place to Gay, at IL O'Clock,
from ST. Pants Church. A further notice Of the
lie and character Of this estimable man will be
given hereafter.
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SPECIAL NOTICEe,

~NorIcE TO TAX PAYEEs.-All per-
sons who have not paid their taxes for the year
1883, are reqGe tied to call at the Collectors Office,
Getty Had during the present week. and pay. ~
r"quire3 by law TO advertise all delinquent real
estate 'or sale. on MONDAY next In which ~ per
cent will be added 20 this original amount
Ia4-5t JULIUS A HCBSON. q X.
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A CA XII

A CARD Il snail puoh at an early
IA date, The Southern Pulpit" IN onthiy yis
tor. in rampDlet form, to contain sermons from
ministers OF the TO loving Denominations Baptist,
Mstho ist, Epscoaiians and Presbyterians. The
profits arising from It's publication are to deray the
pes attending collegiate education prepare
tory 10 the study of In -o.ogy. Hence, ask loe-
raj resp .nse to MY peal
LEWIS W BURWELL, Box Gle.
price-xI 25 in advance. Ia 4-ts
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nI6SOLUTION.-The co.partn ership
~ heret fore existing under the style OF ) 4
WEED foN 10 this day dissolved. Y
The husin - Wltl 10 future be carried on by tho
surviving partner In his individual name
All persons i0dshtea TO the late firm are requested
70 make immediate payment. =
Ssapssy I, 1850. - I'D
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IT, OPENING WITH THE NEW YEAR-A New Lo
Of B'okS. at the Git Book Store, "a Main st.

IT, OPENING WITH THE NEW YEAR A Neo Lot
Of BpokS. At the Gift Book Store, "a Main st.
Hail, infant in the lap of time,
Batsed in the copious rains of Heaven,
Accept the poets yotive rhyme,
And be propitious. fifty nine
Som may thy Spring flowers bless our sight;
Thy summer sweeter than the past one,
And let thy moon in Autu INN light
heavier harvest than the Iast ore
0. teach the world how vain the JOY
The earthly JOY Oh which We squander
The hours We better might employ.
o. make as OF the future ponder;
Teach all mankind to purchase Books,
Gull well their treasured contents DER,
Read History, ancient. sacred, modern,
AMI patronize THE GFr BOOK STORE st
NJ RICHM OND THEATRE
Second night of the world-renowned
ACROBAT, GYMNAsT, AND CLOWN.
SIG. FELIX CARLO,
AND HIS
THREE WONDERFUL SONS!
In cIu ling the great
BABY CLOWN.
AND THE
WHIRLING PHENOMENON,
HERR SPINaALEN.
THE VETERAN CLOWN TO.NIGHTi
W. CARLO TONIGHT
THE LADIES' PET TO NIGHT,
HERR SpI >GALEN TONIGHT
sWEETHEARTs AND WIVES TONIGHT
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Y ~ DNIN1 NFt III . II
Agent and Medical Examiner
ia 3-2t

sIMPoRTAHT.-The place to have your Watches,
Clocks and Jew, Try repaired CHEAP, is at sMYTH'S.
on IIth st between Main and Bank streets. nearly
OPP 1site doddin's Hall. Watches cleaned and war
ranted to keep good time fer year for ST So Main
Spring 81 so. and warranted not to break inside of
one year. The best fat GLASSES put in Watches for
She. ja-d&wlt
~ Portraits 25 cts and upwards, at the steam
Gallery, lS9 Main street. REEs Co. Artists and
Chemists Zee the new st sle.he Pearl Ambroty pc
it is the most hes utifu and lasting picture extant
few seconds sitting, is only required to produce
gem of the first water. Beware of old foeies, and
one-horse imitators.
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~ ADVANTAGES, IN FACT, WITH REGARD 70 LIFE
IN UPANcE, OFFERED ny THE AMERICAN LIFE IN
sUaANcE AND Thusr CoMPAsr. oe Philadelphia
The undersigned. Agent. and Attorney in Rich
mond. for the above Company, has paid. within
two three years past. to the citizens RI Richmond
and the siate losses Insurance On white persons
and siaves) amounting TO s47 COO He paid very re-
Gently to the widow of Miles + Chslkley. Of Chez
terfield county, policy Of 5000 which be had eff
ftcted upon his lie in this Con papy. short time
previous 10 his death-and will also pay in a few
days. 10 the widow of Mr. Moses n. Robertson. Of
Chesterfield, Sj,to0-a Policy which he had on his
life in the above company. Capital and assets of the
Company. 81 rs soo
Persons wishing 10 effect an insurance on their
lives for the exclusive benefit of their family or 9th
ers-and those wishing TO insure their slaves for one
or We years would do we'll 20 call on the undersign
ed at the old established General Insurance fGency,
on Pearl strs two doors below the Exchange Hotel.
ne 1t door TO Z Eacho. Furnished tree Of charge,
to every one on application, Slave Insurance. Cir.
cular, giving full particulars, aud containing the
pames of persons to whom losses have been paid
and pamphlets giving the rat of insurance on the
lives OF white persons mutual and Joint stock which
will be founi 10 b, as advantageous and reasonable
as those of the best company in the world
~. Office IIours-(please Observer from O'Clock
A. NJ, TO !, P. NJ. and from to o'clock. 2. NJ.
OR. BRICKEN, MD,
ia 3-3t Agent and Medical Examiner.
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M0LASSES-26 hhds sweet Cuba Mo-
iassss ~ do good sveet Reboilsd NJ ,i.s.s.. ,.
dds hwsst keootled MoIassss; for sale 81 -
y !. EKISkEK 4 co.
- 49, No ~ Cary stTest.
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MARIWa rK3aLLIo1uCD.S
sasAs @As-~--~>~---~~S~
poar.oY r7CHuOND - JANUARY ID. Rse.
High Wdew ,hs dry (Tatsday) ~ O'Clock.
ARRIVED. -
stv Be.vidsre. Keene, baltimore. ridss. D . "
steamer Penps,Ivanis feaI, phiisdslpbia, mdse
and ssen0efs n Tutfie,
fchr WIN Severe, Brooks, Baltimore. lumber. Jas
schr Geo barley, Mulliner n Y. guano. Eduonds.
Davenport q Co
achr les A Edmunson. LAfever. Baltimore, pig
iron Morris d Tanner
schr Columbia, Mcfarlin, mdfe. to order
SAILED.
Scbr Tel'eli, Rabbit. Attakapss In ballast.
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RICHMOND. January J. 1859
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day

L associated themselves together under the nr N
and style of JyhNSoN TkUEHEAhT, for the
purpose OF conducting deneral Grocery. Commis-
sion and For Sarding Business They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street Tor.
merly occupied by M. Conrad. second door above
virginia street. q
mont Of Groceries, Liquors &C., which they will
furnish to the trade as the lowest prices BY strict
attention 10 business they hope receive liberal
Ahare Of patronage. ID. j. JOHNSON
Late Of the firm Of Dibren q Johnson
BAT. TRUEHEART,
u 4--ts Late of Danyiile Va
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7ELEGRAPHIO NEWS.



GNEWs FIoM NEW MExrco--UTAm AND
CALIFORNIA 4.
ST. LoUrs, Jan. 3--The New Msxican mail 10 the
18th nlt. has arrived. The NevaJo indians we're
making all the restitution in their power In oruer
to secure pesce.
The roads we're very bad With sno~. The over.
land maiI to the 9th uit has srrived, Win SIX
passengers, Including Msj Emory, Who oonnI III
reports about the GA gold mines Tnere - s al
70 be considerable emigration from sonora 70 os'
Hernia. r.
s District Court met the day previous: nunt.SSs
charge CT false IMPRISONMENT OF 0snties. The
| snow In the mountains was very deep, anu '"o
weather severe. Great suffering existeu a"o"s
men and animals.
Gold had beea discovered near q small lake near
Ash Hollow. The sum of 500 had been collected
| at few houses bv wagon master
THE GEORGIA RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
CoIuNBus Ga. Jan. The body of Alien f..
Ell. firm Of Durrie Ell, OF Beekmau street, New
| York. was recovered ye'terday. The body OF G.
| NJ. J. Dixon. OF EDglaDd Ia still missing.
The following persons were on the train at the
time of the accident, but they escaped with trihing
| personal lninries:
Leroy A. Williams. Mr.. Gny, John NJ Granber-
rv DR. Charles Phillips, Vim. Jones, Geo. Cannon,
| VIM. Newly W. P. Dupree. w. @. Middleton, DR..
| A. NJ. Walker. Jas. B. BuIisid. Benj. Frasier. all
Georgian.; T OBrien. of Charleston. 8. c.; Thos
Leveritt, of Rapid Parish, La; Capt. Eugene Lsms
| bert, New Orleans; s. NJ. Blake aud II II. Dick
man. of New Orleans; @. A. Fickelberger, of Mis-
sissippi; ALSO six negroes in the tran were saved
WRECK OF A VA. BOUND VESSEL.
BosroN, Jan 3-The schooner secon. from Bucks,
vile for Portsmouth Virginia, WIS wrecked at Cut
tuhunk Friday. Crew saved.
MILITARY WITHDRAWN FROM STATEN
ISLAND.
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LARGE REQUEST TO A COLLEGE.
HARTTosD. CT. Jan. 3.-Henry L. Ellsworth. in
his will beIueaths all his property, except $100-
600 to Yale College. The bequest Is estimated
at $700,co0.
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vGFIrs.-LUxu RIE5.-Receiv to-day per New
Yo. steam-r-
bbis. fine old Peach Brandy at 81 to 100
Dbl. Honey; 2 do. Apple Brasdy, 73c TO SI.5
2qr cnks genuine Old Port w inc. 81 e. to 4 50.
/ do London Dock Brandy, So.
10 boxes annexed Salmon, l5e per pound
fierce do Beef lac D sr pound.
| case Spanish Olives, 3S:. per bottle
Together with choice assortment of Family
Groceries, cooking Wines and BrandIes, which will
sell IL equally low prices.
j. p. KAVENAGH
ia4 Franklin street above LAT NarEst
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nag YEAST entirely superseded.
Sempe's Infalible Baking Powder. for maxi ing in a
few minutes, without yeast, and in an elegant man.
ner light, sweet and wholesome leaf bread bis
cults batter, buckwheat or other griddle cakes.
rolls, ginger bread, corn cakes, brown bread dump
iings puddinQs pot pies and every description of
pastry Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail. by
JNU W GARLICk,
Apothecary and Druggist. Market Place
de Slot Franklin st, Richmond, Va.
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MARRIED.

At Union Level. the residence of the brides "a
Their. on We tuesday evening, 2gth ulr., By Rev
Maurice j. Lsnghorne, MIR. oELDEh G. SLATER
to Miss sALLtE HENRY, only daughter VI Capt
Jno. Z. Lacy all Of New Kent county.
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WAGNER has for SAFE WILSON'S
hair to brown black Ii is the best Colorer nov
Ia use sno dye. ana does not injure the hair or
discoler the skin, and has no bad smell IL can be
used the same as water. Price per bottle 1873, c,s
also keep Niskey's Hair pye, u cheap ana coed
article. At 30 cents per box. Containing bottles
For sale by
L. WAGNER, Apotheeary,
Cor 6th and Broad sts, near "a ID arkst.
Buy The Rat Killer, for HATS &C. janI
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THE WANDERER CASE.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 3-The Wanderer prisoners
have been committed for trial.
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TOILET ARTICLES We have /

= store . worry extensive assortment Of Freneh
Pomadss. hsiz Ole, Washes aud Hair Ton'cs; Luz
kastnA Cologne. genuine Florida and lavender We.
!sfs. Aisos HAIR, Tooth, Comb. shaving AID NAH
dfspenssble articles fnr toilet use ~ =
HAT i y0HNsT0N BIO, DFugsists.
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A r A n l. r

A TABLE
kxhibitip9 ths prices a Iiours wheat aud Corn.
In The kichmond markss. yor each week daring
; the past yeAx. Tbs qnesations Of KIour ere only
Of that from coasfyy H,ius sold 10 shoppers A. the
saies Of own city mills Flour do not tranepire
here, they are not included:
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MILITARY WITHDRAWN FROM STATEN
ISLAND.
NEW York, Jan. 3-The military was withdrawn
from Staten leland to-day by order of Gov Morgan.
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nlkU,

On Monday, Sd January, at bis residence In this
city, JAMhs BfUWN. JR in the 18th year OF his
age
His funeral will tax place from st Paul's church,
This Da", at II ocICck A M. 1Re fr eLds VI HE
family ale r. quested te attend.
On the evening the lst instant, q. the residence
of VIM freeman, of ulseas OF the heart, tlhul l.
Ma. eldest daughter Of Nm and Charlotte Hardie,
aged IS years.
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~ EVERY lover of good Bread
should try sempe's InfalIible Baking Power.
3I-6E

Rn LOOK Our Big IN TIME II
you want good Picture. WATSON is selling Of his
stock of fine Cases at cost, he will shortiy pro-
coed to Europe and if you do not wish to be arts
ticaly humbuged. go to him. for he gives yon u
true picture, warranted to give satisfaction. at
Whtehurst old Gallery. II Main street, kichmord
He puts Pictures in Medallons for IS cents His
Gallery and Fixtures for sale de l6-7im
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July-Hichest for tlonr... ............So M "a %
Dec.m bel Lowest for Flour. 81 ( 70
july Highest for Wheat. .............. ! 81 "a IS
December Lowest for heat....... 10 Ia / 30
le5S
sert and Oct.-Hiehest for Flour....s6 OF "a, . L.
June and july Lowest for Flour....... { 50 "a -
sept and Oct Highest or Wheat. ,. tey So
Junt Lowe ST for W heat........-....... % @ 10
Comparative statement
Of the leading Products of the state, received in
the years ISIS, and ISIS. by Railroads. Canals and
sail Vessels, as taken IRON monthly reports :
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Nav YORK. Jan. sc Jtton dutl-Upl.nds ~ 9 10
@l2l2l6 Flour frmer -state 81 25G9i $50; Ohio
s. SOS 55; Southern unchanged Wheat firm
Red 81 la6yi 30; Western Whit 81 30. Corn quiet
Mixed 77(0'7sc; new W hite 766t767sc; spirits Tur
pentDe firm at A. Resin firm At 81 s. Rice quiet
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3-Flour ull-Howard ana Ohio
S@L5 H. with no buyers. Grain il in good demand
Wn-at-W hitc 81 9G@l As; Red sll9tdsI.23. Corn
W bite 6997ic; Yellow 72(G74
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WRECK OF A VA. BOUND VESSEL.
BosToN, Jan 3-The schooner secon, from Bucks
vile for Portsmouth Virginia, WIS wrecked at Cut
tuhunk Friday. Crew saved.
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~ LIooRICE.

A. o. @. BRAND.
The ABOVE WELL KNOWN FAvosIrE BRAND, ALWAYS
oNsA.EBY JAMES G. MCANDREW,
de Sly 81, PINE STREET, New YohK
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DURE GROUND SPICES FOR FAME

Lr UeE.-We keep constantly on hand. pure
eraund spices, Of our own preparation, among
which are tue following: Pepper. Alsptca, Oloves,
Mscs, CnAmoa. Also, just received . fresh supply
Of celery soed, mr. soups, &C.
lss r JOHNSTON i BRO, Druggists
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MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Observation-Disclosures ExCHASaE-On New York
and Philadel phia q premium.
Such of the Stock Bank notes nd of the Bank O
the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks are at
discount Of 7. q cent.
The notes of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is p
cent. discount. Bank of Kanawh8 no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes q p cent
discount.
u,,LD = per cent. prem. No prem. allowed for
SILVER.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Hanover Court IL ouse I
The undersigned has appointed the Sd day of re
bruary, loa9 TOR the purpose of receiving proof Of
all claims aud demands against the estate OF Michel
Picot de Boisfeilst, as required by the within de-
them duly and legally authenticated, by O'Clock
An. WIN . WINSTON, Com'r
Hanover Circuit Court.
NJ
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GOODS ANp COUGHS

~ lead 10 Consumption. Bronchitis &c. Persn,
Offering from them should speedily uss so1as ~
Of the following valuable relDsdies: BocekeI fuI,
monary Bslsam DIR Puiier8 Toin, wisisrs "a ss,h
Wild Cherry. Ayres Cherry PtcToral. jays
psctorsnt, Roses Consh syi M. HartshoIns 49,.
Mrs Gsrdner's balssin OF Liverwort, Mrs Jaw
Cough 81 xir, Hungarian Balssm, Dsd Liver Si''
Bry ans Pulmonic Waters; for sAlr by
A BoDEkek. ntuggs,
=. a : ~ Main strtet.
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THIS GOODS MUST BE OLD AT ANY PRICE.
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT, SO Main st D
$40 Pagians for rs 10; 1910 Paglans for 70 O0 90
Cloaks for o., and 90 for So 2!0 for 40; Furs,
for ladies, misses and children; Raglans for misses
and childrer; Dress and Cloak Trimmings If all
kinds Fancy Goods-to be sold at prices TO defy COM
petition, r kZEKTEI.,
IA 3-lw 6g Main at.
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2@- ONE TRIAL is all that is required
to insure the use Of semple's Infalibs Baking
Powder in any family. de 3l-6t
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~IAM Now OFFERIEG
GREAT BARGAINS
IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TRIMMINGS,
TO CLosE OUT
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.
GEO RUsKELL
ja4-.lw Keachs Old Stand. 81 a ain street.

A~ SPECIAL EoTIcE.-The attention
Of the public is requested to nv sale OF elegant
Household Furniture, splendid Gas Chsndeliers
&c. dc, to take place at the residence of thu late
And ew Leslie. on 7th between Frauklin and Grace
stress this day at 10 o'clock
js4 f COOK, Auct'r
~ BALTIMORE LIFE lNsURANcB Con-.
PANY.-IscaRPoRATED $3.50
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
arrangements Uith Insurers Simple and Safe
RATES OF INSURANCE. ON WHITES PER 500.
Age. One Yesr. Seven Years Life
Is SEQ 81 $40 $lg
IS ! rs l5 2h3
- 6S 10 347
60 3 - 81 69
Payable annually, Semi annually o. Quarterly.
SLAVE INSURANCE.
It iIsures Slaves for one 70 seven years at the fol-
lowing rates per $iO
Age One Year. Seven Years.
20 9l35 81 So
81 81 IS
40 IS 225
Thpsa ratas will he fDtind TO COmpaYe fAyorabv
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BEEF.-Tke market is poorly supplied with
good Cattle and there is Al upward tendency. We
quote S. 81 90 nett.
GS5 80 per head. Very superior may bring littls
more; none but good qualities in 6emand.
HOGs-Sales by whole sale, CT good drove Hogs
at s. 7.68 per cwt, metz.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.

DOR hIRE-A Buy about fifteen years
Il who has had some pc fence q house
want. BENZ. POLLARD,
~ 4-2ts tat Court III use.
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Il TOBEk ID, lS5o:
picot do Boisfeillet. widou of Michel picot
tvs Of Michel Picot de Bos.eillet, Josephene Fox
his wife. Alfred Pcot de Bciseil.t and Leonce picot
de goisfeiIlet. Pits
against
Michel picot de oiseillet, Armand Hemny DIR
Goncardec aad Loca, bis vile, Atelt Picot, seph
and Henry Picot de Boisfeilet, infants. under the
age of twenty-one years, Dfts
And same Plaintiffs
d0dtHa
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X EMOVAL.-The subscriber has re-
.moyed TO Cary street. adjoining the old Colu m.
gian notei "a door b,low i3th street, leading to
snocsoe Warehouse, where he will, as heretofore
Taena 70 tns sales 4 sll KINDS Of country produce
noDaeeo. wheat, Flour. Cora, &c. viii elso, az
usual keep constantly on hand Peruvian hide
,s,and and sombrero Gusno. Ground aud Lump
, 1859-06-03

TT N. THOMPSON,
liz LATE or w11i1Ahs L THOMPSON,
,ru0LES.lLE GROCER AND GENERAL c0IHkSSI0S
NEETWiST.
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, 1859-06-03
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
I1- GREAT WESTERN tCAKADA) RA1LWAY-
Trains leave The Grat Central Depot foot Of L.ks s&1ee
Chicago:
400 aiu-nerols Accommodation, {6undays exeeped} NJ
rsre II Detroit go pun. -....
100 amClncInna Express Sundays exccp*edl Asrca At
Indianapolis 4:0o pm Cincinnati at $50 pm.
e:nam-Lightning Express-{exccpt Sundays) arrive at
detroit no PIN Suspension NhdEe. OF buffalo.
100 am; Albany 4:0o pm, New York 800 pm.
Boston loo am.
200 pm-NEea Accommodation, Except Suuday1.
sDo pul-New York and Boston Fxpre'n-8aturdayse e.
ceped> Atzve 1t Detroit s:t3 AM, Suspension
hfidEt or Buffalo $50 pin, Albany 4.O1 am, New
York 1000 Am. Boston 500 pm.
500 pm-Elncina and Louisville EIptets-{e1ccpt Eat
urtay.) Arrive ii Cincinnati ii 800 An, Louis
vile 100 pm.
Only one tain on Sunday At e:o pm The soo an and
Railway for buffalo md Ill points East: II Toronto 9Th
the Grand Trunk Railway to Kingston OedensbuEh Mon
tteal Quebec aid lt points In Ca1adA East Northern Stf-
mott. New Hampshire and Mlne-
~ DakgnEe checked through.
Through Tickets for le At tue principal Railroad Offices
ta the We, and Il tue General onc cofner Lake and
1resu streta opposite the fremont House. Chicago, and
Il. N. RICE, Superintendent
L. J. srAIp<no, Gen. ra&a Agent II. g. r. r. aA