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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
THE LATEST.
TIE WAR.

DERNE May -, ioJs
It's reported from Lugano that Ger. Ganbsld,
with his s. 900 men, has bIrricaded himself In the
town of Varese, but is without cannon. The Aus
,rans posted in the neighborhood Of VareSe are on
the other side, provided with artillery and fight has
commenced.
Gssoa, May 26, 1852
The Courier Mcrchan,ile afirms tha, the Bey OF
Tunis has offered two auxiliary regiments to Piei-
mont.
TRIEsrE, May -, 1853.
Tie brig Scarrbcg has arrived here from CAed'h.
laden with colls Up to the day before yesterday the
| Con mand.r OF Venice lad received notics fro
the enemy declaring the town to be in q stste OF
| blockade.
PARIS, May 26. 1859
The Moaitew publishes the ioong telegram;
ALtxAsDRiA, May 2-Evenirg.
The Emperor has passed several hours At voghera
Nothing is yet decided respecting the departure Of
the troops.
M,RsEILLrs, May 2j 1852
Advices have been received from Constautinople
TO 18th inst The Porte has at last, in conformity
with the protocol of the Paris Conferences promised
| To reeog nize Prince Couza.
The Slave population on the coast Of the Adrisiic
begin to show hostile feeling az linst Austria
Turkish war steamers have been dispatched TO tho
Adrlatc.
Aoyices have also been received from Athens In
reply TO ques lion f,om men bcr Of the D,pnties;
the Greek Mtis.ry denied that An'tria hsi chlcd N
Greece to Ike the Austrian commercial marine under
the protection of her dag.
BrRss, May 25, 1859.
Bontemps, the Swiss General, is going to-day to
Lngano with the s,aff Of his diyiEion, and all lilo
the troops undo il command are 20 follow him.
MADRID, May ~, 1859.
The Prince Of Wales has received distinguished
homage Of Grenada.
IL Il asserted that Queen Isabella IL sneisst<.
The Times d. perases the battle of Montebello,
ealing 1t u ,eDhrate victory. 1t says tina; the war
will involve n contant drain of men and money, with
pitched battles and long ,iegcs, and this IL perhaps
what it will not long endure.
I The Times does not allude to the Emperor Nspo
Icons views respecting the independence a Italy bat
accuses him Of having sold himself TO the demon of
military conquest.
In another article TIE Times alsies to designs on
the part Of the vceroy Of Egypt to take sfvsntsge
Of any disturbance which may arise Ia Turkey, ior
the purpose Of obtaining, If not Independence, at
least larger Of authority. II then goes oa
TO say that the influence Of France for the moment 10
supreme, but that England will allow u 40 tri6ing in
this matter The slightest sign Of disposition 10
eyade the treaty "a $780, it adds will bring upsa the
yiceroy the whole weight Of Eagand's power.
We hold Malta aud Corfu 90 the ono side; Bombay
and Alden on the o.her and fleets and armies viii al
ince IRON either quarter 70 bring ambitious ruler
. reason.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
AUSTRIA.

Tfe london Times Vienna correspondent believes
there will be little change in the foreign policy of
Austria. She will endeavor to make friends with
Russis but will not offend Germany or the Porte.
Accounts rom Hungary are extremely alarming, and
there must, sooner or LATER be serious disturbances
if concessions are not made. The country is full of
Russian agents, who act almost openly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
COMMUNICATION DISPATCH TO LORD
DERBY.

Yesterday the Lord Mayor headed deputation TO
the Prime Minister 10 present the memorial emSns-
ting from last Fridsy's pubic meeting In favor Of
,,rict non-interyention. Lord Derby assu,ed them
that The Government bad intention desire to a.
Ter in sry way their policy Of English Intervention.
Abiding to the umored alliance between Russia and
France, bis Lordsbip said that the Government had
received repesed and positive ASSURANCES from Prince
GoschskoG that such treaty existed, and that the
written memorandum which bad bsel exchanged be-
tween the Russian and Frebch' ooyernments, h no
way affected he interests of this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

LTERPooL via Queenstown. May 26-zOon.
The steamship Moth Biiton. from Quebec, Sriysd
last evening
eoTTox-asfss steady aid slightly mprossd; sss Do
day estinsted q 7lass bars
BsE.DsvvsyS-RS Shsrd-on, sfsnes Co Isois Hrss'sa@
steady bo, quiet,
Provisions quiet Da; hfA.
PfcDCcE dsi b., prir. usi~hs1Kyd.
LoSD1s Nay S-Sooz-
CossoLs have bsenssD steady ali ue manning ~ e~ st
thsrs has b. very tfls doiuz sH.kEs iAsens ts' hfn
sbout ths cosing qros stiors ~ yesterday 49,
cossoLs quoted se ss:s os H''rsy ADD se0uss. 1ss
Ialees. ssG2it
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Passengers.

NJ ard Mn G., recr, Mr.. and Mra Engandt child aud
servant, Nr Jotpson sud boy Ms B.rdeg Mr pshs:oa
Nan mis-. A Selby MIR and Ran, Miss Obstssotth Mu
Williams Mr. h Simmerd Mr. and Mrs. Php-r, MT Adams
Rub Greek NJ Buckssipe lady and sister Mss Due(sn
Mt, Hsl shcn II. uphTrs, Mt Spith, koocn vs"
Owen Mr. r. Lester Mr.. Al d Mrs Nar-y Di Holland krs
ps,rick thu Rev Eurkhs al sud ty Dr. OArdncf Arrow
tm,b b nu,bss The Rev t McOuie, q Coates, Bo~msn
jaime. Dowuey Bry,u, wm. H. Bsa, o. Taylor Asa~of'a
Nl,. Laley.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
PRUSSIA.

Tie Vienna correspondent Of The london Times
says it was credby reported that Prussia would soon
placesir corps darmes on the Lower Rhine, and two
on her eastern frontier.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

rver a, Bor-o ~ vsrceHi. Piedmcniesc squadron
OF Dragons has betn pu, TO fight by an Austrian
reconboi;ering party. GsnesIii had entered vsrese
Yesterday eyenirc with 5000 men,"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
RUSSIA.

The Russian General Laders, fixed his heaiqnarters
a. Kischeneff on the ith nit. He will have force OF
| % eco men in Besssrsbla and Chersoa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

wien BEEN the ssged with The enemy Tsi. sor
beyism which s. II the the E-pe
ntf hspe. oEe Of The series sgnased the Kmpror.
ordeT Of III. day
with respect Monsieur r Mecbs your rrast be mbe
end oecien sivsut the General comarding toe Division
Of the 1T Corp, FOREY"
"P sAcooreius information brought to M from eve-y
side The foire o the BE- e1C
ard were to believe toe report. Of the pri.onsr It
would fn Exceed this snsount."
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- THs GqaAf VIRoznIA RDmnD1
PsTkRs' IssAz1aBLR RBMEDY ron eOnOo
RIGA, esD ALL bEO9kT DI61AauD. -

This great American Remedy, conta1ninG 20 10.
curiai or Baisamic properties, sxceB ev4ytAfng
rativs and renoyattpg pousrg end Ne Da1foo1
world are astonfshed when told that The abovo -.
medy viii cure the above dissasss, and eonloun1t1
But the proprietor. Who has known Of The HenAH&y
for rtwenty odd years. bas Known cf case q tysntl
yesrs standing TO be restored % pertcs hsnto6, 81
all other cases OF shorteg durAtioA 70 b. roeoeo1
without single exception. and thsrslorp ehaill0nol
any case 81 9onorrh0s which the rens6y W0l -
prudencs On The parf Of the pasisni ss1 tessy =
purchasing half 3 dusen bottles, aud udlnG aooQg1
Ingly. in hss or her case he Rusrauteee 9 pseeso
care; and IN enes Of failure, WI fuF nt14 o11son
nsdfcine, fFee Of charge, % eoQD1see ~ o9gg
through hs agents; and cure viii - e9setod u11h
out inoonye1leDee % the yatient. eoea W
Agents for ths city q ke5Ha1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26

QURER PAPEx.-A traveller 10 Norway. vri
ting 70 the Boston Recorder, gives an account oI
the northerumost paper 10 the world, the Trousoe
Times. 1t 10 printed at Tromsoe, little island
village Of about 1000 inhabitants ON the coast Of
Norsay. Ut three degrees vithin the polar circle
Thssunmer sun kindly looks In ct the once win
dovs ut midnight to see that the forms are prop.
erly set up. The Times 10 four PACED semi.
weekly sheet, with only two columns on Q page,
and 10 about the size VI quarto book form. The
style Of type 10 tbs Gothic, which has bees dis
cardsd Ia Sweden, aud to . considerable extent 10
both Germany and Denmark. The latter are the
only nations which retain the Gothic hand wri.
ting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26

SALE OF TIE PERSONAL EFFECTS OF rae LATE GEN
PIRslrER +. SMrH.-The personal effects of the
late Gen. Persiisr +. Smith were sold ct New Or.
leans on the 18th inst. A portrait of Cortez. a
correct copy of the original in the City of Mexico
vas purchased fer $42. One pair of bullion epau.
lettes, brought SIS. There was some two thousaud
dollars worth Of silver plate, some of which was
purchased BY various parties at about one dollar
and nfty cents per ounce. One gold watch irbsr.
tied from his father sold fer $s5. One gold watch
which was worn BY the Gea ersl himself, engine
turn, doable case, sold for $75 Oss black wainut
plate chest was purchased BY General Tracy for
SO Six colored lithoSraphs, representing scenes
in Mexico, were purchased BY DR.. Mercisr for sl2.
Oae Oil painting, The Approach to the City Of
Mexico, BY Egerton, broaght Gil. The sword
presented by The State of Louisiana after his res
turn from Mexico, two pitchers, presented BY the
Washington Guards, on his return from Florida,
and TWO very old family silvsr mugs, were bought
In for the family.
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- Da ]. Hosrsrrss,s Brrrnna 2.

fhsss Bitters are univeraally scknovlslGed 1oho =
sut, preventative and cure for Fever anA Aauo.
like affection. Their eject upon thssysssn ba61e
mirscuiouz; they give healthy tone toths sysem,
remove all morbid matter, and IN fhct thoeDaGh1I
tors, In presenting this preparation to H. publ1A
assure them thst u no e.nGleease when it ~ -
used eccordiu. 20 their dcsations, k1guA
discover ed In is ute. Tofhose s0cred viii ~ n
the above ills Of the body, the btttsrss srs eto1
your own opinion. 'sss
kor sale by Drussists end 4saIsss ssoes.liy. ~
II aI~~61ln
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THn MfMBRRs OF rHD CRY COUNCIL
are TO De invited to attend the Night School Of
Ine Mscnanics Institute. in . body, on Wednesday
n'eht. the I'd Of February, and it IL to be hoped
that they will accept. There are now one hundred
ano ninety boys in this school, and venture the
assertion that more orderly and intelligent body
Of lads can no whore be found.
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THR PepuLArIox OF VIENNA -Accorairg TO a re-
cent enuns ration the population Of the city proper
Of vienna-ths portion comprised within It's walis-
including the immediate suburbs the humber
amounts to 653 CO., which 10 stiis further augmented
BY counting the miiitary-20000 men--apd the ir-
Of the city. making the total population Of Vienna
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sIEGuLAR CAsS.-Last summer, il will be remen,
bersd, two brothers. named Purceil, we're report.
ed TO have been drowned in the spring Garden
branch Of the Patapsce river, at Baltimore, Nd :.
by the upsstting Of bosk, snd the bodies were
Afterwards found, identified and buried. II an.
psars now, says the Patriot, that the parties were
not drowned. had got ashore ~ the Marine Hospi.
tai, and, somshow or oihar, found their way inc
the interior Of Penusyivasia whers after residiue
for short time, they placed in an slmshou se
and having just got ous rsturued home fsw dsyl
since. The question now 10, Who were the parties
found and buriedl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26

Msjor Havslosk, the son Of the illustrious gen.
srsl of the same nams bids fair to rival the fame
OF his father, according to recent accounts Of his
conflicts. 4s@
On Fridsy night the Treasurer of Coshoeton
county, Ohio, was robbed Of $20, 900, Including
81 900 in Baltimore and Maryland bank notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26

TIE DECIMAL CuRRKNcY III CAKAnA-The Cana.
dams have long used the denomination Of dollars
and cents on their hank bills, and they have more
recently adopted the declined notation in their
coin. Three new silver pieces are issued. of the
value respectively Of Ave, ten and twenty cents
These pieces present medallion likeness of Queen
Victoria, surrounded with the following inscrip.
ton: "Victorts Dol Grasia Regina Canada;" and
cents. 1858 !" surrounded by two oak twigs bound
together at the stem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26

VIoLsNcE james Mama, while under
the excitement incident to the full use Of bad
spirits, bscameso 10 disorderly in the street, that
the police we're forced to secure him; aud a. be
could give no bail for his good behavior yesterday
he was sent below for winter quarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26

IHH WEsTuAH ROAD, passing through
sydney 10 the western psrtof tbs city, ID said "a
be 10 horrid condition It this time The removal
81 the panks has added nothing TO the eonvsnisnce
OF comfort Of those who have to travel over it
II macadamised, it might be very much improved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26

CoLD LoDaixGs --On Monday night
last, the watchmen discovered Nicholas Beck
! asleep In the nrst Market, and finding that he Was
overcome BY deep potat'ons and likely to freeze
before msrning. took him to the lock up, where he
was lodged for the night. When brought before
the Mayor be promised to be more sbstsmious in
| future, and was thereupon discharged.
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busIaEsL The retail trada of the

busIaEsL The retail trade of the
city, and especially that in the dry goods line,
seems to De unusually brisk for the season, and
gives promise of continuing SO. Yesterday the
aeather was DO delightful, that the streets we're
nned WIZ oeautItui ladies', moving from store to
store, examining the elegant goods, and selecting
where prices and articles best suited their fancy.
The goods 10 store could not be bettsred iu quaii-
~, and the charges said to be reasonable
enough for the tghtest times
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The Losdos weskiy Regjskse psAtse that tks
dsesh of ~ Earl q Oxford casses - accsssion
3 ~ uaabss ce unnlb Ceshelic Pssss. 81 he
Sssesssios q kk IA -, f1ed wsipols, esa.
yess = ~ Her NtAolis nh,
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FUHnRAL HoEoRs.-A portion Of the
Masoncf rasrnity Of this city we're out 10 funeral
ptocessio0 Yesterday afternoon, attended BY the
armory Band, to escort 10 the grave the remains
OF their late brother MicsjAh G. Freeman.
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AN APPEAL FOR A1D.-Our readers will

AN APPEAL FOR AID.-Uur readers will
doubtless be gratidsd to learn that Dr. Boynton
has consented to lecture at Mechsnics' Iustiluts
Hall tomorrow night, fer the beneAs of the Male
and Female Orphan Asylums, aud the Union Be.
nevoIent Society. Apart from the Intellectual
entertainments ia store for all who hear th 10 ec-
ture the fact that the receipts are to be applied to
she wants finale and female orphans, and other
deserving poor Of the city. should induce every
one, VINO can spare the price Of admission to So
cure tickets for this occasion. .Rememhar ths
poor" 10 divine injunction that we cannot disre-
gard, for We know not how soon our friends. our
Relatives, our children, ourselves, may need the
aid now asked for Others
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SUNDAY OpsnArIoss,-H. ". po

EUNDAf OPkkATI0E6.-H. W. UObJ0n.
for permitting an unlawful assembly Of thirteen
negroes 10 his house last Sunday was Aned $40 By
the Mayor; and selling liquor to be drunk at the
place where sold, in violation of the revenue laws
wa.hned 50. Joseph slads, for permitting an IN.
was fined $40.
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MUsIoAL ENrpnr.,NMrrrA

MUSICAL ENTBnrAlNNnEr A dispa tn h
has been received In this CITY Announcing tbe
iact thar Madame Laborde and Carl Formes, with
others OF Ulinan's great opera troupe, will give
grand concert at Mechanics Institute Hall in
this city, on the 7th of February next
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NEW bUlrIHGs are going up on the
north side Of Broad street, near Sbockoe arch,
ana We understand that Mr.. Rutherford intends
naiog up the entire vacant space with neat, small
tenements.
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POULTRY OF every kind, is scarce in
our markets. and commands high prices The
railroads are bringing very few fowls to the city
nov, and wild ducks and geese are just now
ususualiy scarce
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sMUG0LExs N SRAM.-A letter from Ella In the
provaucs OF Hussca, states that large body Of
armed smugglers, Who we're sseortins eontrs6snd
goods to very Considerable amSuas, were attacks
Cd few days ago b. . detachment Of twenty-five
soldiers and eight cavalry, In . strong position
near Cusllas. aud dispsrssd sfter sharp combat.
They we're then charged By the cavalry and twsn>
ty-six Of them we're made prisoners.
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DiPPHD.-While party Of boys were
skating on the pond near Bellevue Hospital, yss>
tsrdsy aftsrnoon, the ice, which vas thin and
rotten, gave way and let two Of them into the
water, causing them aducking, but nothing more
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A MorHss Arrxxrrs 10 KnL Hre,,rv Am
ohnp-A sad case of destitution, dsspsS r and a.
swp.sa "Sa suicide by mother, and murder Of her
ow9 cnid, was on Saturday night ueht q l,vht :
10 70 new York. An American woman III - "a M ~.
suIke, with !. little chiid-a daug % tsr-.as found
wandering the streets half mixed and nssr;s
starved. The Times ssye: Assi''
Her husband II saiIor. He hs. h..r
ione tme and she 10 fearful that he il desd n
@ por. herssif and child she had sold her furnitSrs
s.rocuI paeoc' soo pswned her clothing Unable to
snrut into ths street. che walked the strees,
I9. nouIs 10 the vain hope OF obtaning ssme relia
SsMing des sHerate, she pavned coarse wooIsn blar
ast, winch Was yrspped around her child il lien |,
num administered . third Of It to Ker child. Sne
aran1 Ine remainder hsrseif The poison did No
prove as potent a. she expected and her intention
were fortunately frustrated The manners Of IL,
0nior innate woman wers indicative of tomo reflns
ment and unuauai intelligence. Both u nother ant
th0rities. 1o su
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RIUHMOND, January !. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this. day

THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
associated themselves together under the FL m
and style Of JOHNSON & 1kUEHEAhT, for the
purpose Of conducting General Grocery. Commits
the large granite front house on Cary street for
meriy occupisd by JIM. Conrad, second door above
virginia street.
Tn viii Alwsys keep on hand the best assorI
nent OF Groceries, Liquors, &c. which they will
furnish 70 chs trade at the lowest prices By strict
attention to business they hope receive liberal
share ef patronage b. j. JOHNSON,
Late Of the firm Of Dibreil johnson.
BAT. ThUEHEART,
in a-ts Late of Danyille. Va.
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PRorIrlDLR CRoP.-Ths tobacco growers Al
Wsfenouse ONT, Conuecticut. are just nish6r mr.
!ne work o. packing and selling tnsir crops With
IN is OF the post ofice st that village, more than
one hundred tons have been rsised the past sesscn
fbe value q the crop. in some cases. Anounts to
more than S350per acre. -
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Acmpsxf 70 Mas. FAHRm.-Ws learn from the
Spirit OF the Times, ssat Mrs Farfep the sctrsss,
and her daughter, fsnny Fits Farrsn, met with
! psrilous accident recently On their road from
froW st. Louia 20 pittsbnTE. the ear Ia which they
were travelling ranning ~ the track and going
over tbs suhsnkmsnt. What added to the danger
ysa the car taking 6rs from the upsettiug a. The
stose. They we're rsscasd With no further injury
than some severe bruises
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NorH1so DOING --Hichmond h.vor,

NorHIH0 DOING --Hlchm0nd, beyond
question, Is the most qaies, orderly easily govern
60 CITY Of its size ia the Union. For days and
w wesks s at lime, felony Il never heard Of, and
90 .or riots aud street fghss they are unknowu 60
our CITY. Occasionally We hesr Of residence be.
Jug robbed Ia the night time of few artic les OF
sa.ae, ana now and thea ely thisf concesls him.
s,a soa ~ store until the doors and windows are
Ssu, ~ and tnen makes light haul and dscamps.
Due heavy robbsries are never msd. Por savsr,
: asys past the police have had nothing in ths
~orld 70 keep them employed, and, ~ q couse.
aueuce, 1ne Mayor is not overtaxed with labor
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O1srERs-some Of them vary fine-are
abundant In the dock, aud selling chssp. a the
traders are snxioss TO dispose OF their stock for
fear Of their being caught Ia frsess.
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TIE SIDEWALKS are broken nm in mans
places by vehicles and horses continuailv cro.sng
tnem, and the public are very much incopve.
nienced thereby. The ordinances of the city re-,
quirs Tagging to be Put down herevsr the sid.
waiks are To be Crossed BY animals or vehicles and
yet there are any number of stables in the citv
TO reach which the brick foot walks have TO be
continually passed over. We need not point 10
any particular locality to discover these violations
which should receive prompt attention.
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Posf 0.rrcs AFSAIRs.-In Virginia, change the
nsme OF each OF 'he follswing post ofscss Bow
Gsn, Msr.hsll county, Va, TO "Rosby's ROCK
corowaugh, Isle of Wight county, Va, 10 aWind.
cor Station" The poet ofaos q Mlllviile, King
George county, Va, 10 discontinued.
Appointmsnts-yicto 4. Mapp. IT,, postmastsE
ct IonEeontovn, Northanpton county, Va, vice
Albert g. Holt, deceased. WIN. r. Butler post-
master at Kingsvilis, Nssssnon6 cosnty, w.
vice James d. @. Luke, declined Geo T. Moore
postmaster at Mst8mpkin, Accomac county, sva.
vice Edward @. Parks. resigned. Chas T. brooke
postmaster q King George G. II King George 90
Va. vice Janss y. Almond, resigned Jasles y
Northsn, postmaster at Warsaw, Richmond 90.
Va, vios Jsnss n. Harris, sssignsd
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DIescLUx1oNs, &C.


nI6SO TION.--The concern of
- PRIUE d WATKINs 10 thfe slnv dls.olyei 4,
nautaAi consent. J WATKINS has disposci q
his interest In the stock aud dehss, 10 MPRIus
who has assumed all the obligations Of the cencaru
aud to whom those indebted ars rsqussesd TO make
payment.
The name 81 ths nsm ca. can b nsod hy either part
NJ PRiCH
JB WATKINS.
P6lCE, Jn
hchmcnd, January tst, is9 "a linn
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VicIous.-Ned Clark, . free negro boy,
vas attacked and severely bruised BY . vici oui
COW, yesterday afternoon, when near the sornsr ol
19th and Broad streets. He received contu iou
10 bis face, and brnlss On the left shoalder. and
might have been daDgerously injured bat for the
interposifien Of large dog, which attacked the
snragsd COW and drove her o6
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Nsw TaIAL-William g. Ford, who murdered N
II. Burmsn, IN Baltimore. y % and ssstsnoed to bs
hung, has bssu granted new trial By the csuri
Of Appeals, on the ground that the vords .drsi
degree" Ia the verdict, were not rscoi ded 10 ths
clerks book until the ne5t day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26

CTEAM SAW MlLL-LUMBER SAW
~ ED TO OkDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control of one of the best STEAM J1kCU-
LAk SAW MILLS in the State. located In Virgin
Pine Forest, navigation. will contract to fur
nish at short notice; in COED order, and ressona
bic terms Building and Railroad Timber. sawed all
sizes and dimensions. and re, pectfully socits or.
ders tor this description of Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber Mahogany
= ia 8 and Shingles OF every description.