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Wreck OF q Steamer.

The Boston Traveller gives an account OF the
loss CT the steamer Vanderbilt, during the snow
storm of Monday night, from which we extract
the following:
The steamer Vanderbilt, Capt. Frazee, left New
York at o'clock on Monday afternoon. the wealth.
err at the time fair. After passing Huntington,
about ~ p. NJ. snow commenced falling, and
though open and light at first, it soon became 80
dense that nothing could be seen beyond the ves'
sell She was kept going, however, at moderate
speed, and the lead was hove as rapidly as posi-
Bile In this style, feeling her way along, che pro-
ceeded until quarter before tour on Tuesday
morning, when she struck q rock on the Race
Point, Fisher's Island, about twelve miles from
New London. The shock was very severe; all the
efforts made by her officers and crew to get her Of
proved uuavailDg, as she had run on for distance
of at least twenty feet, and proved to be hard and
fast At this time the vessel was, as 1t we're,
bounding from every blow of the waves, with evil
dent continued increase of the original injury.
She had on board seyentyrtwo passengers, OF
whom fifteen were females, with two or three
children making with the officers and crew, tos
tai of over one hundred persons Early in the
day of Tuesday the passengers were landed by the
small boat, into which they were lowered, anc
from which they scrambled over the rocks to q
sswrecking house" but a short distance from the
shore. This house contained large room, with a
pine floor made to preserve the building should
the waters flow upon the island. Here they We're
made az comfortable as possible, being supplied
pisutifuIly with food from the boat and with light
by lanterns hung around. neighboring hay
cock was scattered about the floor, and portion
Of the room was partitioned of for the accommo'
dation OF the ladies. Here the day and succeeding
night were passed quite pleasantly.
During Tuesday arrangements had been made
with Mr.. Noyes, the owner of a schooner of about
two hundred tons, on the western shore Of the
island, TO take the passengers to New London, aud
early on Wednesday morning number of OK
wagons aud other conveyances arrived to take
them to the place of debarkstion. They saved all
their baggage aud personal property, aud reached
Boston 1t late hour on Wednesday night.
The steamer, valued at $3.50 600, it is feared, will
prove total loss, though it is possible her ma
Chinery NAV be got out,
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NORFOLK, jan Slight mutineers, taken from
the ship Flying Dragon, were brought here to-day
The ship is not aground.
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MELANCHOLY AcCDENT.-Johu Davidson, son OF
J. s. Nicely, Of Mecklenburg, N. c., was instantly
killed on the 10th inst, by becoming entauged in
the machin cry of o cotton gin.
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HEAVY Loss-Dr. John H. Woods OF Aipemario
county, Va recently sustained heavy loss III
the death of his splendid Cleveland bay stallion,
when only two days out from Liverpool. The ami
NAL was valued at 81 ,00o
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ysIiow YEvEs Al rHs SoUrH.-The Tampa (Fla.)
heatnsslsE. OF the 18th ult, says that the yellow
5byss nAds tts appearance again 10 that city the
vel pssvioss, and four deaths had occurred from
~ Itsays thsrs we're three or four cases remain.
~ ~ tAs 18th. Tho fever 10 sporadic iu its
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Cuba and the Gunpowder Plot.

Cuba and the GunpOWder Plot.
IL has been, among the multitude Of specula-
sions concerning Cuba, conjectured that tho late
explosion Of the Powder Magazine 10 Havana was
the rssslt Of plot efrsvolutionists there. There
have been no signs toindicate the existence ANY
evolutionary party in Cuba; on the contrary, all
The signs are against any such conclusion. 1t 10
strange, indeed, II the explosion were . part a.
any plot for revelation, that no contemporary
nevsmsnt or effort At cooperation took place,
sos hss any clue to any thing Of the kind been
discovered. II Ii now stated a. more than proba.
Bile shst the powder magazine was blown mp to
hide deficit 10 the quantity there. The Colonial
o6aeials Of Cuba are not excessively virtuous, and
OSCILLATION and fraud are not rare amongst them
The application of little match to the magazine
might readily blot out forever all evidence Of
dsialsasion, aad the suggestion would be a strong
temptation to one who would suffer by it's discsv-
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 9th.-The Democratic State
Convention met at Frankfort yesterday, aud nom
mated Hon. B. Maguffin as candidate for Gov,
eruor, and Lyman Boyd for Lit. Governor.
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RACES AT SAvANNAH-Third Doy-The first race,
for the Jockey Club purse of s5oo-three mile
heats-was won by Lizzie Mcdonald. over Charley
Ball and Cor. WcsE6s.-Time S:57-3:57-S;S611a.-
The second race, for the Jockey Club purse OF
s3oO-mile heats, best in 5-was won BY Socks
over Don Juan and Johnny Rose, in three straight
No TINA uiv
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JAMES R. oREssHAw. BEVERLY n. wrLLroRD. JR
rRENSHAW & WELLFOkD,
~ ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Have removed their office to Belvin's new build
ing, on 18th street. fronting Bank street.
Ia 1n-Ina
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L 49, uAeereses tssae were bs1dsd, ard corn,
islh1s = aslghA 7bsssw yssr psomssssss early
1estse.
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Tasasas-Bsm. Of Mrs. l. B. Fh,lips.-To. night,
ws suppose, will be the fashionable night OF the
ssasou, Ut the Theatre-at least such has always
been the case when the name of that fine actress
sid sstimabls lsdy. Mrs. Phillips, IL before the pub
lie for benefit. That it will be the crowded
night, We are sure, and quite as sure are We that
the beneficiary deserves it. Since Mrs. Philips
has been With u.s. she has been unfailng in her eff.
forts toplsass the pablic and unaing, too, Ia her
ssecsss; for, In the last nine years there has
net bsen ~ talented and popular q leading
lady In TIE company at the Theatre. The IN
tsrsssing drama of "Ernsst Matravers," with Mrs.
p the leading characters Is announced. The
company 10 we'll distributed through the other
parts, and the acting will be excellent.
The comedy Of "Paint Heart never won Fair La.
d." With Mrs. Philips a. Duchess do Torrcna, wil
also b played, giving that lady an opportunity OF
showing her powers a. eomsdienne, which are of
the hrst character.
The feats Of the clowns and acrobats will interest
grown people and children, and some of their new
osss are 70 bs introduced tonight.
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UBFINED BUGAR6.--6O hbla Crushed
~ And Powdered Sugars. Tor sals by
jsle bklSkkk co.
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ToUsSAMENr-A tournament took place az
smithfeld, Va on Wednesday last, at which Miss
Mary +. Wilson was crowned queen by knight
in whose favor Mr.. Julius o. Thomas bad resigned
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: 7ELEGRAPHTCNEWN
KPORFKD FOR rBE ~DIePATCH
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF rue STEAMSHIP AFRICA.


Nsw YoaK, Jan. p.-Ths Africa, with dates from
LIVERPOOL to the 18th December, arrived here 70.
day. =
Later sd,icss from China are received, but there
10 nothing I'M ortaut.
The ship Isaac wright had been desrroyed by
Der, bound Tor New Ysrk-wsrs all rescued. The
burning occurred at night while the vessel was AZ
anchor. Great CONSERVATION ensued, but no cas-
ualty occurred. The vessel WAS scuttied ana run
aground. Her cargo consisted OF nne gooos s"u
iron.
The steamer Indian Empire, Of the Galway ine,
| had been condemned to be Sold
The Presidents Message still occupies the At
| tention OF the London Times
There some threatened rioting pes"een 'ho
| military and militia at Woolrich.
The result of the MonteIambert trial 10 consid-
/ cred triumph over the government OF Napoleon
AZ the new sentence apnuls exile under the law oi
| suspicion. -
| HOMO KONG, Nov 15-Business is checked by
| high prices for teas.
| LIVERPOOL Dec, Is -Cotton-salee for hve days Oh
,s ooa baes the market closing on the sd, owing 70
and I.i6(at. lower mostly on Upands and Mobiles.
| owing ~ tue American news. Some circulars say
there is no decline but prices easier and barely
| maintained. Richardson. Spence d Co say no reg
| Flour dull and nomiaaI Wheat quiet aud finn
| Corn dull. with small sales-white 3lg3A; Sugar
quiet Coffee firm, Rice heavy: Ros;n higher d1
| common Il 5d@ts i0d. spirits Turpentine Gull.
Consols for account 961G@9..
| ARRIVAL FROM CALIFORNIA. VIA TEHUAN-
| TEPEC-LATER FROM MEXICO.
| NEW ORLEANS, Jan. s.-The Quaker City arrived
here yesterday, with dates from California to the
| 2oth December, and 100 passengers. She CONNECTS
/ ed at Yentosa with the steamer John L. stephens
| which brought down upwards OF S2,ooo,ooo In
1 treasure.
| The California news is unimportant.
| The Quaker City brings dates from the City OF
| Mexico to the Goth uit.
Zuloaga had been deposed by a force nader Ro'
| bIes, and had taken refuge in the English minis
| ter's house.
| Gen. Robes announces himself at the head. Of
| the conservatives and had sent commissioners 70
| Vera Cruz, to treat with the liberals
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No MORE SMALL NorEs-No Bank IN tennessee u
now allowed to issue or pay out notes OF a loss
dananinaii In than five dollars.
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FIRE IN ALExANpRIA.-Five buildings, TWO owheo
by s. o. Baggett, and the others by Jsnn Lapnen'
situated on Columbus street, Aiexanar'a, ,a'
we're destroyed by fire on Thursday night. funy
insured.
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I'M 0sasos AND ALsxAsDan RAIrRoAp last year
carried S1,ASs psssugers wsstwaFdly, and "a ,796
passsnesss sastwasdiy-total u, 23l.
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SALE AND Hns or NEaKoTs.-A lot Of seven ne
gsoss. all under Is years of age, was sold 10 Bed.
ford eossty, W., few days since, at 81, 225 each
10 Dsnville, W., rumber one men are hiring al
1l7sa$2oo. An old negro man was sold at auction
Saturday, for $40, and was put upon the block
asd hired ont forthwith for this year at 500.
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EOUND--A sum of MONEY. which the
4 owner can have by identifying and paying fer
this advertisement. JOHN THOMPSON, :.
in 1O-It 81 Main 1T,
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eAlL1D ron EuaoPs.-The steamer Fulton left
New York Saturday morning for Havre, with
eAS1oeo IN specie and So pssseagers Among her
paSsnsssswers Hon. VIM. Preston, U. 8. Minister
to epsis; Mr. woody, Sec. Of Legation to Spain ;
nsj ]. Dc Hsvilsad, Attschs OF Legation to Spain;
Hon. J. Clancy Jones, U. .. MIuisser to Austria !.
Gu. =. Jesss, Attache Of Legation to Austria
asl 1taj. Ksaspey and family.
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And HERR SPINGALEN. in
NEW AND WONDERFUL FEATURES.

~ RAIN OR SHINE. REEs 1 Co. are kept A. busy
as bees. clipping of the craniums of our citizens
and Others Their low prices and good work are fast
leading them on to fortune. The Pearl Ambro.
type and the Crsyon Tin cioud) taken by these ar.
fists really fine works of art and at prices aston
ishins: in case complete. IS cents and up wards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10

TIE GEORGIA RAILROAD AccIpESr-The Columbus
pape,s state that the number of lost by the
recent railroad accident near there to be IL
c. J. NJ. Dixon, an engineer in the service OF the
East India Company was not on the train as re
ported, though his baggage was. One OF the pas
seugers, who was on the train, and narrowly es'
capped death, is now in jail at Colunbus' ior TOD
bling the dead body of a lady passenger OF S'oo'-
The money was found on him.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
AT QUARTER TO 8
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON
AT O'clock
The grand original series of illustrations of
DIR. X An Els

ARCTIC VOYAGESi
Exhibited in Boston, New York, Philsdephis. Bal
timore and other cities, with unbounded success
introducing the principal scenes and incidents
through which DR. Kane and his companions passeti
during the long and hazardous researches for Sir
John Franklin and painted from
DRAWINGS AND SIX ETCHES
furnished by the late DR. Kane and officers, pro-
duced under the immediate supervision of Mr.
Henry Brooks, james Notary snd Vim Morton.
who accompanied DR. Kane on both OK petitions =
Several relics OF this ever memorable expedition
are on exhibition, among which are the ideutjcsl
Rifle carried by DR. Kane. tho celebrated Sledge boz
NJ youk; the Peacock Flag; Furs, Dresses &c.
The Exhibition will commence in the evening 1T
quarter to O'Clock, and on Saturday afternoon for
the accommodation of Families AMI Schools at 8
o'clock. when children will be admitted at Is cents
81 Admission % cents in J0-.a
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THE DISPATCH



The Adultery Beard"
Al asssmAlys az . novel character has met In
WasAtsesos. called che Advisosy Board Of Agrt.i
euieaev u The russnt once" II appsars 10 hase
essa ooaasa yoessAes W ne seesstasy u ths II.
terror, ssd holds ~ nsssines 10 The Patent Once.
II has bssn The subject Of some pretty sharp cri.
sisns 10 he Nds, and Of defensive article In The
~. sssolstios, inauifInG int The nature
ed se3sess II The Board asd the authority BY
vascA q ~ hes been introduced into the
Hssss Of Representatives Among the names Of
Ne gsntlsmsn participating In the deliberations
oftAis board, are soos well known axrfcnlturists
efAasyisnd, Dslsvsrs, New Jersey, Pennsyivanis,
D., and the millIouairs, Mr.. Oorcorau, whois said
to have directed his attention very much Of late
20 sAsmiug and fertilizers. The question Of con.
p>nsatlon (aa Important one 10 ell entsrprIses)
Aas Assa started; and though authoritative
asaoanosnsnt On this point has been made, u
sssus 70 b we'll sscertaiued that some members
are cempsnsatsd and soms nct-that those VINO
ere eomDsasatsd are paid nve cents mile for
sravsilfag Expenses, and twenty-five dollars for
expresses ct Washington-s compensation small
seosxh. bot 10 smount 10 no justification for its
pAynsns uithost authority from the public tres.
sury, n there h none, a. has been alleged This
matter, vs suppose, however, win be looked into
By CouGress. Is 10 certainly little singular that
Dissatisfaction 10 made by which some are con.
silsrsA - members deserving compensation and
others - msmbers deserving no compensation
DAsh member ought to have known to which Of
shsss Glasses he belonged before he started
ffoa hoas. The effect, no doubt, would have
bees. greatly to diminish the GLASS Of gratui.
sses labossrs 10 the cause. We perceive that
among the unfortunate members who are deemed
not deserving compensation, 10 our ciderant fel.
Low tovpsman, Judge J. NJ. CRANE, the represen.
tstivs Of Nevada that one Of some half dozen Ter
sitosiss now in tho egg, and endeavoring at Wash
lsgton 10 crack their SHELLS. The Judge comes
farther than anybody else, aud though, 1t may
% ssid, hs q 10 Warrington on quite another OBJ
jset - ere some others Of the sgrculturists, his
project may b wrecked - II was last year, with
Yaft OF congregational schemes, and then, where IL
his eonpsssatioui It seems to Us that the Board
osGht at least, IN Justice to Nevada snd the
JsAgs 70 make him . contingent allowance, a sort
sfinsuranos against no compensation: that is, for
the light he sheds on agriculture, he shall have
certain san In the event that Congress does not
pass his bill.
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~ GIFT Book STORE, No. 81 MAIN STREET. If
yeu feel that an elegant hracsst fine cameo set,
gold watch. or other ornament would be desirable
and that you would like also to read the late publ
cations. and the best standard authors but are ma
willing to divest money to the purchase OF both go
10 the Git Book store This Ia q channel through
which both desires may be gratified. ja7-3t
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JULIUS A. HOBSON, Collector Of the City of Richmond
sPhClg L NCTiCEs.

SPECIAL NCTiCEs.
~----,oo---o1o~>>~~1
tA- GREAT BAeGsINs AT TIE CLOAK
AND MANTLE DEPOT, 60 MAIS srREET;
Splendid Beaver Cloth RAGLANs ;s az e sna chill.
Il CLANS and CEOAKS for misses anu CHI
All kinds Of Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS
L Lsasss s ign HEAL HEAD DRESSES. &c
At prices to defy comRe tzSRIEL 60 Main street
es~ FraE InsURANCE OF ALL kINIs,
and upon everv description Of Property. II t9Tn or
countrv. 70 Dwellings,. Stores Pubic BWtd1ns.
Wtrk Shops of all kinds. emoracns tappe and r., r.
chaadise upoa the most LIBERAL TRIMS by IHE
GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND TRUST ooaPAsf: OF
as Tbe Attention of property owners ard ALL
having assurances 10 eff ct against FIRE is called 70
the above Company, being one OF the most iioerai
"'- i'''' ~ WV OR BRICKEN, Agent.
Pearl street. next to L Eacho.
ia lO-2t Below (2Goors) the Exchange Hotel.
@DuNLop, MoNcURE & Co. ask the
att entios of dealers to their auction sale of Sugar
and Molasses commencing at llH o'clock, AZ tneir
wharf and warehouse at Rockets. The safe VIII
take place without regard to weather. ia ""
No. JOSEPH HoDasos, JR., Attorney
at Law and General Land and Prescription Agent.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
Hon d. A. Wise, Governor of Virginia;
Professors Minor and HOlcombe University o. va
J.. Nunaliy. Pres't Bank of the Commonwealth;
James Lyons. Attorney at Law, kichmonot
@. W, Purcell! 4 Co.. Exchange and stock bfoAsr''
Goddia i Ipperson. Real Estate Brokers. Rich'd;
Zen. Paine Co. Pry Gss PsDeg Goods job
bers, Richmond;
Tinslsy, Tardy / Williams, Wholesale Grocers;
e. II. thinker & Co Wholesale Grecers, Rich'd.
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- Look OUr.--Bs III TiNE u
ron want Food plc1urs. wAysox tssellirg Of his
stock Of nns Gases II cost a. he will shortiy pro
cssd 70 Europe. And Il yo1 DO not vsh g BE- arts
true picture. Warrsntxd 10 give natisfnstioa. et
Whitehurst old 0ailerv. ~ Mein street. hichmond.
He puts Rietaros In Meanlli0ns hr Is oenta, His
0aliefy and fixtures for sAie de le-'m
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I AM Now OFFERING
GREAT BARGAINS
IN EVERY DEGCRIPTI0N OF TRAININGS,
e-.ss se7 TO GLo6E OUT
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.
GEO RUsKELL,
ja4--lw Keach's Old Stand. III Main street.
~ BAKAR's CHoCoLATR-A nutritive
and dslieous beverage and No article inst receiy.
ed and for sale By JN0 W 6AkLlCk,
ApothecAry.
las Market Place, Franklin street.
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FLOUR IaspEcrioSs.-The -four Inspections In
virginia, for the three months, ending Dec. Slst,
were AZ follows Richmond, 224, 432 barrels, Pes
tersburg 2, alexandria, 1885, Norfolk, 10 2ls;
Falmouth. Io,o43, and fredericksburg, lS,22s.-
Total. 30, JOG barrels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10

TENprRANcr MoyEsEsfs-The advocates OF tenn
perapce seem to be abroad 10 the state. ''h.
L,weilen, Esq., Of Petersburg, delivered tenn
psr.pce address iu Lynchburg few nights since,
aud on Christmas day, Rev. Mr.. McMahan OF fich
mond, ADDRESSED the Piedmont Division OF Liberty,
Bedford county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10

Acourrrrp Henderson, charged with killing
Jas. Mcdaniel In King George county, Va, on the
2s.h ult bs. been acquitted on the ground Of self
1af
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~ PRoiEC1IoN BUILDING FUND Co
~A An adjourned annual meeting of the
members Of this Company will be held at the store
O'clock II RJJkR svcsy
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"a EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL.

gagged the HALL of the N ECHASICs INSTITUTE
on 9th street, they will have their Eighth Annual
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
at that place. on MONDAY, January 10th, 1859.
caterers in the city.
Music by Dollinger's Band.
Tickets admitting Gentleman AMI two Ladies'
81 10, each additional Lady 81 may be procured VI
any of the undersigned.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Or Master T Burns, Lient Mayo, Sergt B Dor.
min. Oorpl Toppin. and Private VIM Ryan
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Capt Moore Lieut Seagers Cerpl John Tyn-
dali. privates Owen dorman pugan, NJ Ryan
Jos Whitaker, Philip Dornin, Jno Mellon and
VIM w atsOn- in 3--adtd
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CROTON PILE OINTMENT.-A fresh
OHAs 8 DAWsON's.
ja 10 Corner Main and 18th sta.
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STAMPEDE few nights ago, some nail do.sn
slaves belonging to Mrs. Barnes, Oliver jackson
and others, 10 and about Morgantown, Va, ran on
upon the underground railroad
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= FOR RENT-A houss and lot on
Union Hill. pear Edmund Stesn's. c,Dtaininr
ionr rooms. with tho usual cut houses Fer tsrms,
Once basement OF Metropolitan Hall.
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r. FOR RENT-1he upper part Of
II my store. There Il four rooms. one very large
one snitsbls fos printing Office. any luslnes Of
.hat kind. ~ 3 COOPER,
~ W-2te 1875 Cary st.
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FyITY DRUG STORE.-CHAE. IS. DAW-
~ s0N, Wholesale and Retail pruggis.. corner
Main and 18th Streets he's q ali timss On hand and
recsiyfng weekly Per steamer, large and we1l 10
tected stock OF Medicines. warranted fresh and rre
Perfumes; Brushes 81 ell deseriptions; Brown Wind
cor Soap o.; Lewis Pure Lead; Iinseed tik Colnrs
ground In OIL; Wind0W 6lsss; Pntty; Madder; In
di0a; Qunine; esxArs: fancy kosps; hne Tees only;
Matches, 30, sni4ahl6 TOR eenntxy trade Ais retail
Aanuisctuvsr u the celebrated D0rsAy Cologne.
1appson, ~. u 10
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lS'O rs bbls Old Bourbon do, very supesio
80 bbs G Sugar
10 hhds N o Sugar, fair to choice
$50 boxes Adamantine Candles. various braEds
10 hhds bright new Sides
10 hhds do do Shoulders -.
10 tieIces Cincinnati Lard
5000 Segafs, assorted
Is bbls n o Meiasses new crop
100 bags Rio Coffee
so bags prime Lagu6vra Coffee
Together with full ottment of Brandies, ines
Gin, Snnff Cordage WOODWARD. &c. &C. in store am
10 10 POTTS. FARLEY co.
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CIGARS Fine Havana Begars, for
~ sale wholesale and retail, at 4
$3.50 OHAS DAwSOE'S,
iaI0 Corner Main and 18th Sta
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-16
The Cuban Invasion.

LF
NEwYoRK. April 6.-The NewY Cour-
r1er DIES Efdts Un,s of this morning eiterates
its assertion that an extensive organization
exists, which is preparing for the invasion d
Cuba, and that a part If the expedition has
already sailed for the Cuban coast.
The Courier says the plan of this new expe
ditioi for the conquest Of Cuba is to. land al
some remote point on the cnast Of Cuba, ant
await there until a general rising of the PEG
pie shall summon them to Havana (!!).
iSETrARMENr OF TIE PARAGUAY DIFFrcuLTY
rrrrrrvru ur rnrS purr rom Munrevrueo, TO tn
10th OF February, announcing the peaceful
adjustment Of orr Paraguay difficulties.
The preliminary negotiations were entered
upon through the mediation of Gen. Urquiza
who being anxious for an alnicab!e settlemenl
Of the difficulties between our government art
that of Paraguay, volunteered his services.
Commissioner Bowlin had had several inter
views with President Lopez, who evinced /,
disposition 10 grant ample indemnity, and &C
cede to nll reasonable demands of OF govern
ment. V