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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-12

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-12

Ole Faunten rtrf er cmpUrt. 9Ser riu trapsr
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-12
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-12

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-12

The German ADVERTISERS,
b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per An
mum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OtFtGE: I4S MAIN STREET.
, 1859-02-21


The New York Tribune Is deplorino il. ovn
want Of enterprise in aot keepine jenkins to
write m'fllaerJ gossip from Washington. other.
"ise, dooss Creek. Determined not to be bs.
hind its n1'ghoors, it inserts the following 3D.
'effi'emens for a fashionable Washington cor.
respondent:
WAsr1o, JssK,Ss The proprie:ors OF this
paper are desifoua Of obtaining the services Of o
dtssra.u jenkins to reside in Washington.
whose dasy i shal! be 70 give dAjly 1epoIss oi
Lord Napier's Shoe Buckles and the condition
Ct senator G"in's cei1aE, with notes OF iii the
ulnne1 fnslaes, Balls and Oyster Slippers tsking
place il the city. No one uaed apply vim bas
not had praciica! e1perience as u Plsjn Cook.
Bar Tender acd Hair Dresser. Salary TO he moi
le,s than eight saiilogs day. with reason-
b!aeting not included Aidress this ofiee.
with certificates of akili from the Ia It employer
Of the applicant.
, 1859-02-21

About Going to the Gold Rcgtous.
4 correspon dent ut Minook writes us that
hlnseH and q number Of his neighbo,s hare
made partial arrangements 10 60 to the newly
d'seo'ersd Western gold~6elds, bat that having
recently seen reports pronouncing the whole
thing hoax, set On foot and .uaintained bv
spectators. they hare become dubtous as to
Whether they had better 60 or remain where
ahey arc. Under this stste Of facts they cali
upon nA Tor adviee. ard. believing that vi would
nut knowingly deceire anY ooe, are ready 10 b.
governed by cur views in the pren,isss, To
which re9uest We make answer N follows:
We know nothing more Of the Eansas eold-
nelos ahan other persona dewho ars conyeraaat
with the neFspspers OF the day. The large
namoer OF letters Of q favorable character writ
ten o5 parties on the ground, which hare fpund
their way before The public, may possibly ill be
false; Thio the few that aro unfavorab1e-sucb.
LOT example, as the letter Of Mr. Il. L. Bolton,
which We copy this morning from the st. Louis
Oe""aat-may contain the only true account
ol tbs country and the prospects, Of gold mining.
Which OF these two classes Of writers should
be believed. NO vii! not pretend to decide We
publish whh1eyer comes from the mines. vhetbtr
IT oe favorable or untavorable in its character.
leaving our readers to judge for themselves the
degree Of credihilisy that ahou.d be sttached TO
the coEhlctiDg statements. Thst is Ill We can
do-all that 1t il our duty Al journalists TO do
II our correspondent and his friends 1t Minook
90 to the mipes. they must 60 upon their own
ltaponno'As3' We shall eudeasor 10 supply
, 1859-02-21
From Washington.
Especial Dispatch 10 the N. r. Txjbu.e,1

Wlsnuoroa Feb. L. 1s;9.
Arizona, Dakota and Jefferson Territorial hills
were laid on the table to-dny, by overwhelming
sotea. The arrogant Slavery majority Of the Com.
mittea On Territories, under the lead Of Mr. Stf-
phens Of Georgia, put Prc-Slavery riders on them,
and then attempted to drive them through tlc
House under ~hlp and spur, but tue Republicans
went solid against them, together with the Anti
buchanan Democrats, who are ayerse to confer
RING motc patronage upon the President The
defeat OF these bills destroyed the patriotic hopes
o! Delegates, and more than two hundred npuji-
cants for the offices uf Governors Secretaries II ~
shals. Attorneys, Judges, &c. Ats. Buchanan has
made promises largely in vicw Of the passage Of
these bills, and gcs awfully because he Is sdeptiY
ed Of so much patronage.
Alter sesefe struggle to-day, the House co.,
Cured tn tue Senate amendments 10 Mr., Motr1i'z
Agricultural College bill, and it has gone to the
President. Il personal friend Of the latter assert,
this evening that the President will yeto it,.
Several Naval constructors were called today
before the sherman Investigating Committee -
rehutting witnesses the live oaE con racts. they
strengthened the proof already In, that the i've
oak which Ind been packed into the yards un,feT
political bargain, vas not Wanted ior uxe,
.Jerz. the h'caragu2u Minister, has rcceiytd M
dispatches confirming the report that the Cas-
9ftsscrfi trosy has been ratified, and be does not
believe Tie Story.
Collector scnel1, and several prominent New
3orkers, arc in town, to attend tue Napier hall to
morrow evening. Tickets are ali gone, aud manv
are Disappointed.
, 1859-02-21
Senator Fessenden.

The Washinging correspondent OF the Boston
7rancript, giving some 'giimpass Of ths Zen
ste," thus discourses Of our Senator:
"Aud NOM lot me speak of another mau, of
whom little can ts said aaye to praise. Tail and
spare, with face rather stern, but generally in
repose, giving one, however. the idsa OF great
seltreliauce; tine figure, and m air Of quiet
dignity man 20: profusa in words, and not
eager in debate; but alwsJs ready, is Mr. Fes-
senden. Of Maine. There are but few men in
The Senate Chamber whose psrsonal appearance
ia moro indicative OF man thaA tho Senator
from Maine. Hs il . polished gentleman in
every sense. and his language il particularly
pure. Even il pronunciation he presents noae
Of the 1n2sseeful infections nor quaint idioms
peculiar 10 his OWN section--and, in fact. they
would az i'll IL HIN Us thar are apt aud App.o-
priate in the mouth Of the uncoush, hard hosd.
ed Summons, Of Rhode Island Mr. Feasendeu
has few peers ia ability IN the en.te and there IL
not one easily less swerTed from bis convictions,
when once formed. In the stormy day Of the
hansss contest, no one stood 6emer, no one
was more bold, snd no one could hare fought
more desperately to support bis opinions hnd
maintain hia rights, to tina bitter end. II need
be, than tho granite uAn Of Naine."
, 1859-02-21


TAsHlxcrox. Feb. Is, 1879.
AarshaI Pine Is charged With being de.
faulter in hiA emolument account for from IS. 900
to $4,000. The charges are brought by Mr.
Aartin, late book. keeper to the Marshal. Mr,
Martin resigned about two weeks ago, and csme
forthwith to Washington, With charges and
proofs. Mr. h. was clerk to Mr. Davidson. and
when Mr. Pine succeeded, he was urged not to
retain Martin, as he was dangerous man 10
have in such situation unless he was upon
tarus of friendship and confidence With his prin-
cipal But Mr. Pine retained him. About The
Goth December Mr. Pine made requisition up
On the Attorney Generals Office for $4,000. It
waa not responded to- He wrote iDqu,ring the
reason. The ansKer Was that his emo1nment
account had not been forwarded. This WAS
thonght to be curious and suspicious, for some
time before, be had directed Mr. Martin to make
out aud forward the emolument account to
Washington. II appears that he msde 1t cut hut
omitted the sending Of it, preferringto to pecket1t
and bring it himself On this discovery Nj. Pine
appointed bis own brother to make thorough
overhsuiing Of the MarshaI'a account. books
Ar. Martin charged that the income Of the Office
is $50 90 year, while the salary is tG, 0oO. and
that within the first four months after bis 1nduc.
ton Mr. r appropriated t7 600 10 his own per-
sopal pse. Beaids tbs matter of dsfa3eat5on.
AF. Martin throws in various make weights Of
accusation, as that Pine il not q re2t Marshat,
alter sll bis auti.Douglossm, but pays out IN
Missouri and Wisconsin ahinp1se.ers, and not
coia-thst he he keeps his account il bank
and not in the local suh-treaeury. but those
ars tti8es.
Lieb and Carpenter are against Pine. Mr.
Fitch, the Dlstrict Attorney, now here, is for
him. UaEid1on il again after Pines piace, as
it ia said. Whether the President will dismiss
hioo ia arKaoualy eanrassed by the Illinois poll
ticians. The prevalent opinion il that he will
rush into the newspapers. He ts already in cor
respoudencs with Mr. Ike Cook, trst pasba TO
the grand rizler Of 1he 1l,iuoss Democracy.
a demsnd exists among the Republican 20.
ters Of your Sssie for the admirable speech Of
Judge Kellogg upon the true principles Of pop
1lar sorereignty ia the territories. The doc.
trine on that point 10 which tho Republican
party will adhere were eaccinctly stated in the
5e1,es pl Tesoiutio n8 presented By Judge Eel.
loEg " the House in tho course Of January, and
which we're received With 30 much interest and
favor BY The country. This speech, of which
large pamphlet edition has been ISSUED, il an
able commentary upou the resolutions, and .
satlsiaetory definition OF the position Of the Re.
publicsn party.
Though The capital is full Of the most inter-
cati1g neFs and information, am Obliged to
content myself With the above brief paragraphs.
which. perhaps. by their feebtere9s viii attest
the debility resulting from the prolonged illness
under which I au suffering. Juxlus.
, 1859-02-21


The Commissioner Of Patents has lust written
out, ut length bis reasons for ovcrrung the appli-
cation Of Mr. Mccormick for an extension ot lin
patent of 1916. for Improvement IN reapiug p,a-
caincs-" He says that the p4teatee realxct1 1to,n
his patents o! 1876 and 16t7 The sum Of 81 ,a9 9l5
and adds in conclusion;
Yet "ere 1t permitted toyembrace in IFS est.
na'e the sslue Of the reapiag machine as an en-.
u1ct5, might hesitate 10 pronounce his {McCor.
but Remembering that IN ISIS it vas already 10
pracsica successful operation, aud its essential cl-
ements pool'c property, or the property Of other
pa.eases and tlsa. i'.croHniug excel!ence, as con
st.s'eo gnsE ~ tne apr!caot-tle rcaper's seat OF
tbe county oaly upon such terms rs be may dc.
tate. and combining, therefore, as I am comnelled
to DO. ~ estimate to the isolated features paten.
sed IN ls43, an constrained to gay that for this
plicant not only seasonahle, but a most aband.
Ing remuneration"
, 1859-02-21

u 10V LxpFess U0SfheRSs
1he Missouri Democrat aays m Association has
heen formed for extending or system of exprsss.
ea to Mexico via Vera Cruz 1t will be extended
throughout Mexico, connecting at New or1e,r,
WIN 1he expresses already established for al parts
OF the United States. Cpla and Europe. The
Democrat says tha Association is comnosed -
sosoe OF the best business nen Of the country. Of
iarge experience. and possessed Of ample capital
70 carry out the enterp.7ze ia which they ta,e
embarked. they will be ready for business in
Apd next.
, 1859-02-21
The Quadruple Railroad Contract.

CUMlfHEEe
In regard to tho agreement between the four
great routes to the West, tbs Cincisnan Gaae..
as*Fesal says:
"Amon2 the eausss that lndioata The xear dfs-
ruption OF this compact, the determination of
The Eric road to o5ntend for & ahsnp OF tha
through passenger business besween New York
and Tho Weat may bs mentioned. Tho New
York Central Company has given notice to Tho
seDger srsirs bstveea Kex YORK md Bodslo
aud Suspension Bridge. .Ar. Moran il quick 10
~ tha effect at this and replies that he viii re-
gard eoJ such increAas Of speed u casus jtQi
aad will meet ths ssue By tie onlJ AMMUNITION
remaining in his magazines, viz: N order Tor
Boffalo and Duntirk to fiye dollars. It il pfoba-
hls that the compact msy bs tided orer tho
meeting in hew York ou tho Esd Of This uno,th.
but u he regular meeting IN March Ns xs1
look fQr Rex5oas tpshls,"
, 1859-02-21
FEFS0Mtzx and Political.

The Ssata Department hss received two i'm.
portsns and satisfactory treaties from Chins-
Gus adjusting Ill claims apon that country, and
the other regulating The commercial relssiens
and scales Of duties between the two countries.
1t il rumored that Chief-Justieo Taney &nd
Judge Mclean intend resigning their ssAts o.
tho BENCH Of the Sapreme Court Bath are ver5
aged, and in inirm health, the Chief Juatico be-
ing over eighty yeazs Of ago, and Judge Mclean
aeventy aix.
- The Supreme Court 1t Washington has
affirmed 30 much of the decree Of the Califor.
nia District Court, u confirms the grant to John
A. Sutter for eleEen square leagues Of land Of
18Th June, 1871, ,..oy Cor. Alrarsdo, aud annulled
80 much Of ssid deeeee ss' contirms grant to
John a. Suttsr, for TWENTY-FIVE leagues of land,
Purporting to have bean uasdc hT Gar, kichelto-
rena, sA February, le45.
-dhs stuasnts Of William aud Mayy Collezs
have, in fnll meeting, resolved that they meet
With nssited seorn any suggestion TO abandon
the friends OF tho College il their temporary
emharraasmeut-"tha.,o On tho contrary, We are
fully determined 10 remain in Williamsbargb,
and conform to tho Arrangements Of the Faenl-
y, until few b1isf months havs expired, when
We trust 70 ahaIt 800 Dear Old William and
hasy, renovated and rtiuTenated, 1ise from her
ruiua" ---~ :;
-A nsw bill, fxing the sa1ar1es Of Tho stats
cfleez1 Of indians, hsa been introduced into tho
Legislature Of taas Stats. Il proposes to eiss
, 1859-02-21
Rfnl G5tQ1e.

MyANTED 70 EXCHANGE TuR a 0l7Y
w Kssidenoe.s
Il O NJ H q TIE AID.
uonHkttax Of Two story Hlxartec D.iex Hou.e Cat
hndluG1. Yard md G4dea al in eoraple&e eeIrr tuSss
ID In one Of thoAe btapNl A..l ttXitI take TuaEsp
Mlse9n1a only uass fu lila city on ihs Inns II thA
4lso rarsedte sell CT s1ehaaz fo- c.sy 2eooe.tr
Wisconsin 14rns,g snd Pima La1ds.
1ot Pattit-lats Addrass Po1t 0Eca Box fea9
TT s. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING;
AGENCY.
The Subscriber having hsd much tEactical cxpereoceia
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS,
IN Tie various Land District. Ia The we:ern ases taa
nnusaAi tas4nes Eos taakta: ~ ttu1hla seq:~ctieaA
FOR LAND WARRANTS Or O4slL
Choice Selection. aay nov ec uade IN
IOWA. WISCONSIN ANE@ MISSOURI,
Pezscas hay.cx Ws14n's e.n bare them Located Ia
the.s Own Name.
And 40 per Ceut- Profit Gu2rantee1s
Payable in One lear.
iSsa "'eonaa aaa Illinois hs1d1 tor taia 10" t'r
Mone5 invested N Karsaa and HcbTa,tA
T. aALlaouEY. LaoA Locating Ase:.h
4ul5 ~ u ~ ElAIk street. Chlraxo-
, 1859-02-21
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Marfha1 Pine and Ais Accurs-A Scramble for
"Ay Plaos'-Judgt EeAogg's late S9eteA on
the Qopfram<n! Of tLe 1srti1ries and tx
Homestead Bill.
, 1859-02-21
FOREST: CITY WATER CURE.

HlH1S INSTITUTION Is DELiG Ga1.
FULLY dtaAted "a tae outskirts Of as.uf !oress,
tnon .ae ros omee The building u new Of hriek, and
tnfp1saed u tae best he bath supplied
tas ~ r = p1eaen. Eece7ns fIo chicago
~ aao sas - cues i u4t:sriu ii
LILY to1a sty O. the i*te View Wafer Cazn ne.r chj
Let of inquiry to either Of ,as Fnyeiana vtn -
sstSe Pfo1oPt AusnIoA- nR. g. r. oTkONG-
...,. JAMES +. GKOS1 u. D
a~-I FH4 6RH. DE- j. K. &iRn2N.
, 1859-02-21

- Tho Democracy Of Miehi gaa have uoni.
nstea Alpheus Fe!ch for The oiies Of Chief Ju..
nes Of the Supreme Cont Of that Bt.tc
, 1859-02-21

1aees t1H3a stEaovet . ) One dosc of,ea repeated
frte shA " eea Wt9 eu;e Tor nols-
tu*o soe Ysteas saop'1-! m - Hvshas. And HYr-
e as..@ 3 @ 2.fs is,. - rsa''a'' of eao's'..
praanx me ssamsea-, . oaiy oae bosticss seed
ea1HuG Eood % dlxeE' % 20 throw ont oSthesry
1EA. oHftfTtu4 dtt e ,Ieta Gs e1c1ta Of taeui
osoe4 Etinx tone and 8 ,c11e Assr louz slokurs4
ehi4eTy. rerno1sna II ~ Gue bottis takea tor
d8uxa Of As I1eafe-eti lanuefes removes ii
foctipx \ radical care ~ ,ni!oHntsi or rnoasuEA
H1llioss ATTACKS 'sael ~ ,s"''s 'ota INC akla-
sartd. and VIA; Il BETTER oae lose ,axea .to-t
1Stenkeo 91 A9 0cGN, ~ oele oefesc eSttS@ x;yeH
ApnA nee u LIE Aases4n Ft<of TO t5c 422etlte 4uu
s4osAof. ~ EAkes Tho fcol d!Eets
Ous dose stIer eattp1 ~ iHta-
EoEasch IA nrrTnnithet One dose, oteateaea1.
fn1 ttt ,fst1T ~ sor, F. ie1 cufe4s HrrpIc DlaF.
fnx - tfeE4 N H. wetak ie-r..
n.t-..s.....xi- - HA1- = q IN naeF Au4
Vn9 oae acAssafen o. 'Uouni lannpl.iut9
~ sea1 oFefena - !:eli alzHess to shs a5ss
aiaAthafs. - ,doss.
nlsht lnossao a A. nksHsit L ~ sestea viii cara
Eeutly, xnd sures oos. uroI@T BY exciting ths
HvnHsne | e ltrsefs3n&a.
ons dess taken af,e.s =, Va take olessare IN ~
e1nh Eau43 H2A eur4 HyA "a ,cuu1Meriux this EeI-
DspsA- lc4oa - \ pseyeatau1a
ons dnrs af tze &ser{ . Htttt III aaa 'tHas
poonfnle will Avsys re- s..rr. ~ HI ea;,s,A ~
haya Aaek DeAa&e4s. ls4 ixns X * nthtoas
Only ono dose tauel = certainty, I'd tnar,spas
0AteS raHsvss 'elie, r. arc Wiling 70 tes,lt, 10
1hlla Its 1cndtrful Witt ueh
ALL WHO U1a r. ARE GIVING THE1H
uNANlMou, TESTIMONY IN ITS EAvoE.
ERallow bo%h toeuaw.
D.: aANr0RD F.op7tstof. Nos sH BTnassa1, New
York. 2s:sst h5 y! DEnk1sta soh. a%e. bY
,,,,.*m soA@ '1'iH iHssSasS 81 .tss; s*S; .a'
, 1859-02-21
Ta8 LIVER lNV1CCRATD
PREPARED BY DR., aANr,2n
C0NPOT1DKD ENTIRELY FROM er.s.

rs ONE OF THE BEST pCECATlva
l. md LIVKK MKDICINR ao~ et.oro ,hr nu,Io
, 1859-02-21
II Mac Lot
SPAMGLED FANS !.
tua Received
AT PEUGEoT,S
CHICAGO VARIETY 8roRE
90. Clark Street, 40
[tel7 e4AslY1

Coal or Ca,hon OIL Lamps, It,, 1t.
THE CITY MANUFACTURING COW.
ssia 1:ss e Il ARsss Il p.
ii rs Tae 4s16k T. md aRE
PRICES Reduced to Suit the Tim1s.
1hs Stock eon..as Ct coa1 Carbon on and y1pya
ds1ls H. H. ksnse1n. , &. asye yaetJeh.n
ats Rtsrn sss1s %
1ActtreFs prices.
Al'o. Cheap fl ca.h
Three Oil Cans holding so Gal's-New,
aud \ lot Of suaues Tn caaa holding nrm x gallon
t,e:1n sas ). :: yoassoN. M.na.rr.
FIRsr GREAT COST SALE OF
cLooxs WATCHES zEwE1aY.
Diamonds, Silver and Plated Ware,
FANCY GOODS, DC,
IA M S II. HOES,
1a7..................LAKE STREET. III
Tn commence rom this da.a 10 seu 1t COST for
InlHJ uasA hls lara 1nd extensive stock Of the abose
uAtota Eood4 eo1psiAnz everything confAlasd Ia
fIR~F CLASS JtW ElRY EToRE EoR CASH ONLY.
fhs resson for d,laz to reduce u % ,eh ~ ros
r. ~ ART .taSk ertoss es.novtaE tea.osasly toE
6ut ta Stye Aad b.con.ux crrat EaporIuu,
0tJ Of the West 'he puoho .vall the Iae!1es
q fa: - ns. @ = Ssor: o'ei # eclax rom
laes ID esseF % o1tant1 . :nspses sae
ssss j. place No. " t'&s Jsa ',isf ffsss aSs II