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MRS. GRISWOLD'S HOTEL
G0LDSB0R0', n. G.
- RIGHT HAND NORTh-l.rr HAND aps
GoIxG SOUTH. Il;
Baggage taken to and fro the Raruad Frc OF Cbsrsr
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on cod Fare, GoUd Roos, and e.ery Canors ,ha, can
be had.
~ An addition Of S;rsses Large. Comfortable. and
well Furnished Rooms renders il complete y csisb
lshment in the State.
Meals Ready On the Arrival Of the Cars.
- The ATLANTIC AND Nosfn-C AaolixA Rsil RoAp
TICKET OYscE is kept at this Hotel The Cars Lssss Iy
Sundays exceptcd)
February q, 1859. Sly.
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Law Copartnership

Law Copartnership.
w. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
ruAvING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the Law in the County Courts, will
s,nd promptly all business entrusted to their care
They viii attend the County Courts of Wake, Johnston
yash. franklin, Granville, Person and Orange.
uee on Fayetteville Street, above the Lawrence HOTEL
where one the other may be constantly found.
lam 9 1855 ST.
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JUNIUS G. SNEED.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SoxERvILLE, TExxEssER
Will attend to all business entrusted to him in Western
Tennessee.
December II, 1883 1o5-1ypd.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH n. c.,
Viii attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
bps,on and Chatham; the Superior Courts Of New Ham
over and SIMPSON, and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and supreme Court of Worth Carolina at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
a. HAYWOOD, Jr.
Raieigh May %. 52--sw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23
our North Carolina Connections.

A meeting of the Board of Trade was held
on Wednesday night, ut which Mr.. }. j.
CLARKE of North Carolina, made statemen
of the proiec ted extension OF the Danviile kaIi-
road southwes twardly into North CaroIlha.
The Board listened TO his expose with inter
est, and appointed committee to meet ana
confer with the friends OF the improvement NJ
Wentworth, Rockingham county, North oar-
lima A brief notice of the meeting ana some
resolutions adopted on the occasion, may be
found under the local head.
The project is certainly one of very great
importance to the people of this city. Inc
country which the road Will traverse is rich
beyond the conception of any man in Rich
mond. The trade it will throw into the city,
with the facility of railroad communication,
will alone build up several squares of mercan-
tile and manufacturing houses. What is,
moreover, a matter of consequence, is the fact
ihat this trade cannot be diverted from this
city if the means of reaching it are once es-
lablished II Will be the trade of this city
perrnanentIy-a trade, too which will not be Il
one-sided trade, but one which viii bring US
produce and take away goods and groceries
No country, for its area, will give to Rich
mond Il larger trade. We are gratified at the
of a desire to trade with us
which are SO often manifested by the citizens
of Western North Carolina, and we trust they
may be met in the most cordial spirit by our
citizens The interest of Richmond can hardly
be more efficiently promoted than by opening
an easy and rapid communication with West
err North Carolina. We cannot well over
es timate the trade to come from that section of
The State, and sctta The proper channel opened, 1t
wiH be tHeritably and uachaa gedbiy Ours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23

since the Norman invasion, tioec), We take
occasion to say, at the same sine, that We
should see an invasion Of England with
as deep regret as any person whatever
Its effects would extend 10 all the nations
Of the earth. lie who takes London by the
throat gives the whole world the lock jaw.
Let any man sit down, and cooiiy sum up
the consequences OF French army hold
ing London even for twenty -four hours
In England itself, II would stop all work in-
simultaneously, drive the working classes to re-
beflion, and produce an instantaneous revoia-
ton. The first fury would be turned upon the
invaders, who would be driven out OF Tue
country but 1t would put an end TO All iii"as
try sand ruin every merchan. banker, nieeis'n'
lie and agriculturisti in the island. In thiscou
try 4, would react with violence almost ed"ai
10 that OF the original outbreak. Itwouid pro-
ance crisis which would break every bahh
and every man engaged in business from one
end Of the country TO the other. In Gerina-
nv Russia. Scandinavia, everywhere, 1t would
no felt. and there is no other possible event
which could make itself so severely fell, eN-
cent The entire conquest Of Great Britain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23
Virginia Street.

There appears to be unnecessary delay in
the widening of this street The Council, long
since, decided that it should be widened, and
the proper proceedings Were begun; but there
has been, for some cause or other, q pause in
the work. The Danvlie Railroad throws
large trade into this city, and the narrowness
of this street, which is the main thoroughfare
to the depot of that road, has caused a great
deal of Inconvenience. The commerce through
that road demanded that it should be widened.
the Council conceded the business of the de-
mand, and ordered the street to be widened-
The same reasons which determined their de-
cision, urge that the measure should be
promptly carried out. The large business
now done by the Danville road, in both in
ward and outward freights, is greatly incom-
NODDED for the want of this important improve
ment. We invite the attention of the men,
bers of the Council to the subject and hope
that no unnecessary delay may be allowed
further TO postpone the execution of the wise
order SO long ago entered upon their journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23
MARINE INTHLLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, SEPT. 22. 20.
His6 Wafer tA,s day FSiday,I. o,eioek. :.


ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze.
and passengers, Iludam Watson.
Steamer Pocahontas, Travers, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers. ID. n w. Currie.
con Baskeryll.
.,schr. Ores Francis, Clark, Rockland, ice, B..
-Wardweil Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, mdze., w.
ID. Colquitt & Co.
Schr. VIM. spsare, Jones, Baltimore, mdze.. w.
ID. Colquitt 4 Co.
Sehr. Hope, Frank, Baltimore, in ballast.
schr. Ashland. -. down the river, hight.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-Cl'd, schr. Dunkirk, Crit
lin, Norfolk. Arid sehrs Haxail. Winters, Rich
mond; Marshall, Chichester, do; Helen, Nicker
son, Wilmington. n c.; and the following from
Virginia: Eliza Jane, J. Meyers A. H. Partridge,
Emma D. Warner, F. C. French, Andrew Stewart,
J. Riley and Speed 2lst-Cl'd, schr. John Smith,
Dayton, Wilmington, N. C.
PROVIDENCE. Sept E--Si'd schr. john Nelson,
Sterling, Nansemond, Va.
SALEM. Sept. Hard, sChr. Arcularius Snow,
from Rockland for Richmond.
ALBANY, Sept. 20.-Cfd, schr. Director, Watts,
Norfolk.
NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 19.-Sl'd, schr. Frank Lu-
cas-. Tasl Tor. Nansemond. Va.
SPoKES-Brig Amy Warwick, Brown. from Rich
mond, for Rio de Janero, Sept IA, lat Az Ion. "A 3d.
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K- Elegant Stock

HA- Elegant Stock
DOMESTIC AND RfCH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS g. CO.. No. l41, Eagle Square.
We have opened, and will continue to receive
for several weeks: the largest and best stock of
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN DRY GOODS we
have ever offered. We invite wholesale and retail
buyers TO give us call. We are prepared to furn-
ish large and small buyers at the
LOVES CASH PRICES.
In Dress Goods, rich SILKS and SILKS ROBES,
VALENTIAS, POPLINS-very large stock.
Rich Paris DE La NES, MERINOS. P0PLIN
DE LANES, BOMBAZ1NES and ALPAC-
CAS-,
Very rich DE LAME ROBES-new STYLES,
LACE and FRENCH WORKED SETS, COL
LARS. &c.
SHEETINGS and SITIRTINGS, every grade.
In SERVANTS CLOTHING and BLANKETS
our stock cannot be surpassed. We call your at
tentiOn to these leading articles with the assurance
that our assortment is complete in every particu
lar. We have marked them at prices that will
command the trade of cash and short time buyers.
Call and see
PERKINS & cos. Cash Store,
sc l9-1m No. H. Eagle Square.
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! Died

On "Wednesday. the s1st jAxf., d o'clock IN the
Gilhefeeeye. IN kkoBSfh yoaxUf her,
The friends and nequaintal1cea Of Ia family are
terrain Church. Res Dr. H0se's g II o'clock Ills
On Thursday, September nd, EDWARD. infant
months and days.
HIS tunsrsl viii take place from his father resi-
oencet on. Baker street, between ind and 81. Ste
2 csoeks The friends aad aequsiHtaneee sof th0
iamiy are requested to attend without further no
tice. as7F g4 -" f7g-,il 49, ~ Z +
Is At his residences in Hanover county. on the l7th
of his ase go - 'ee'
HA- Raleisht IN. CD papers please copu
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ACCIDENT ON THE SoUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
An accident occurred on the South Side Rail-
and passenger train. which left Petersburg
Va, that morning 1t was caused by the train
running off the track a few miles beyond the
junction, and strange 10 state, although the
baggage car and two second-class passenger
coaches were badly smashed and broken no
one was injured.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP

,BEEF.-Beef has for some time been depressed.
The drought IN the grazing sections has forced
large supplies into the Northern markets and pri-
ces have declined there. The stock in our own has
been and is large. The extreme prices for the last
ten days have been So to $3.50 net. The last sales,
however, showing increased depression.
VEAL.-Sales of fat Calves at SIS to 9 80 head,
according to quality Market dull.
LAMB.-The extreme prices are S2.5013.50 tp
head. according to quality.
MUTTON.-We quote Mutton S2.50a3l24s ~
head. Last sales.
HOGS.-We quote at SD $3.50 81 cwt., with a
indications are that the Virginia Pork trade will be
quite limited this season. The light crop in
the Valley and Western counties has already caus-
ed many of the farmers to send thousands Of their
hogs to more favored sections, we'll to our
enferprisng citizens, Messrs. Stearns & CO..
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FATAL CHnDREN's QUARREL.-An inaues t
was held in New York, ON Sunday. on the
body Of Mary Louisa Noonan, aged eleven
years, who was badly beaten by two little
boys, on the 9th inst. The verdict was "death
from peritonitis, probably caused at the hands
of Samuel Clarke and Robert Fisher" The
boys We're arrested and committed for exami-
nation.
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BURNT TO DEATH-ln Pocahontas county.
Va, on Monday last, a little daughter of Mr.
Stelton, eleven years OF age, upset a candle
and set lire 10 her dress. She ran screaming
out Of the house, but was so badly burned be
fore she reached neighbours that she died the
next day.
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RAsPBEREIEs.-That enterprising Henrico
horticuituralist, Mr.. II. j. SMITH, is not the
only gentleman who has produced fine Ant
werp raspberres of the second crop. c. W.
MACMURDo, of Ashland has succeeded also in
that rare achievement.
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GooDs RECovERED.-The Norfolk Herald
states that the Messrs. Kent, Paine & Co, of
Richmond, have recovered, in that city, the
goods obtained from them by the forger, Lewis
He had consigned them TO gentleman in that
city. and Messrs. h, p. Is Co. had them seized
on their arrival there.
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EA TOBACCO SALES BY BARKsDALE & Bios.
Sept. 22d-rart of w. w, FARMERS crop, of Hall

EA-lF YOU DKsIRE TO have Your likeness taken
axslsticaily, 60 to RES Steam Gallery, the oniy
Psace ln the city whore the heaitlfui transparent
Pshfi Ambroty pes are taken. Infants and gruups
taken perfect. by their double elliptic light and IN
stsntane ,us process Pgises varying from % Gents
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A general shooting af-
fray took place at Sandy Level, Pitisylvania
county, Va, on the 18th inst. The chief par
ties were James Clemens and W. =. Gilbert
each being aided by namesake. All four
were shot, but not dangerously wounded
A law suit is said to have been the cause of
the aff'ray
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YIELD OF WHEAT IN ILLINOIS "A letter
says: We have just finished threshing forty
acres OF wheat on our farm, near Blooming
ton, and we are considered very lucky in get
ting an average of nine bushels per acre. In
this county the average yield of wheat will
not exceed five bushels per acre.
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Northern nIarkets.-lBY TxLEeRa

New YORK, Sept. 22.-Stocks lower and inactive
Cotton dul.-saes 400. Flour buoyant-Ohio adj
yaHeed &C.; Southern unchanged. Wheat firm aud
nomInally quoted at Yesterday s rates. Corn buoy
aut-mixed 81 a92; yellow e2a93 Pork hrm-mess
S15a 1852; prime do. Sl0ni075. Lard steady at
l0aaln4. Whiskey 26t2aN Sugar steads--Mus-
covado 5ss AGA. Coffee buoyant at 121s. Turpen,a
tire heavy-oaered at AZ. Rosin steady. Hice dali
at 81.
BALTIMORE, Sept 22.-Fiour very dull: Howard
and Ohio 70 Wheat hrm, with niierinss o. ~, 49,
bushels: White SI.20a .sG He'd yi.iua LID
Corn buoy ant. White s2a83; Yeliav s0H62. Pro-
yis.ens firm: mess Pork Sls.z0; kacon- sides l0o-
Whlskey doll Mt -.
Sales In New York. w etnes slsy, of $4,000 Va. SIS,
q. 94's; 2tuo Team. 6's, at ", and &SooV dc' AZ