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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07
CINGEk'S SEWING MACHINES!


UNIVERSALLY ACkNOWL EDGED 10 BEL
Ik - BkST y ~ w ASD yPehHtkRR4D 81
T iii BENEF1TS oFTHeIs Use 81 -'''' T.
stS9s G q Gy WIG ~ solicit attention to
ed and the parent of the pumere us class hch has
sprung into existence since the date OF their patent
Tar.s Machines hem. gather tsu run stitch. quit
tuck aoiitod Busting ana shirt can Ge made com
pete with Ut stiGcn OF hand se"ing. except the
button holes. a good operator Can n-ake biree
rbe sewing of these rschises will not unrard
ard has the same appearance On both sio~s -.
These machines are s'n ut poisaass- rery S'oJt
making about lsGO stitches Dsr M nGt'-s,ia> cNi-
structed and the Simplest c|nioinAtloa OF becnah
Tney car be- perattd on sill kinds of goods f:oin
Us mbrc handkerchief to Hairless. and Work as
The late. + in D rovernent and patent. the TRANS
VERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE ID the finest piece
OF u..casnsm ever inveatea in 'ha shsie Oh &c"
ing Machine.
lbs great number sold ia Virginia they hsvisg
be- introGused only StI icesks indicates their pop
They are light soidly made run rery fi hare no
picatsd machinery 10 puzzle and harrdSs the os-
We have different Z ges which are adapted to
everything that can be done III The way OF sewing
dsssriptss LIST sent !. any ss1,' ss s in
every respect to work to the satisfaction OF peraons
using them
ing the largest and nj st varied sttck OF machines
eysrY offered in Virginia. would invite the pub
lie 10 call and examine their prac ical operation
~ Nj SlNssEk Il CD.
2i9 Main street, Richmond, Va
NJ A sTEARHs agent. F3 Im
T AfVELLE OuNTAIN WHISKEY.-
IL We are In daily expectation Of another 10. 81
this So peli r Whiskey To which call the atten-
| ZION OF those In want OF sosuetLiag choice
POTTS. FARLEY CT.
lie Cary s'reat
SPAAKLiaG CATAWBA u lNE--lu
~ eases iauin ssrArshH AT%WnA WINk. %
| co ssieEment AMI fog sails low. $500.
NH l-M III o01xs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

TO I'VE READERS OF BUCK BTsON.n NH
WHIFFLES." "ONE.NYED SAUL ETC.

To those who have followed my heroes and he
roines over the Western Trail ana to tho far trap
o ug grounds of the Great North [ beg leave to
announce that [ am now Engaged in preparing
another Serial the IF which Dfre in the
wild lsti, u9es. and which sh Ali endeaver to
render worthy the attention Of my former readers
1t will be perceived that have chosen section of
country in which daily events Transcend the feeble
fancies OF fciion-where incide nt crowds upon it,
cidens, and lid adventure and daring deeds are in
evitable hipgs.
The title OF my new story viii be
lTIIIvk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

rEdESi Asnt,, ThEf,1 stf
cEJgiGC MACHINES
soulh Of New ferk. at
JsZ-iw cIAGEh'6.
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saIppIMG.

FD PHILADELPHIA
<NT3S EVERY TUEsDAY-Th. A No l
&klEfdxM . amshir CITY OF RICHMOND,
Captain Mitchell is now ready to
receive freight and will leave on TUESDAY June
eth. at O'Clock NJ.
For freight or passage haviog superior accomme-
CATIONS. apply to II e TUTfEE. Agent
Rockets.
Freight through to Boston via Philadei phia by
steamer, at our usual moderate rates and with dis
patch ,a2-at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

Tor HIRE-A strong, healthy young
eolorea WOMAN. of good character. who lie an
excellent ehsmbermaid and first rate washer and
ironer. Apply to
WM s PHILLIPS, 18Th street
NIB 7-ts Between Main and Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

ICE CREAM-A cool and genial lie
4 ir=shmsut is how to be found. the very choicest
and bssI favored at A ANTt,NPS. st Nicholas Sa
loon next door above The Exchange Bank. where
Particular attention is bciDg drvotd to is manutac-
ture AhDRkW aST0NI.
Coufectioner and Frulter,
lS6 81 ain street.
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.iGaT gTYLEs OF
IL SEEING MACHINES
10 Do seen ct
Je 2-lw ElNGER'S nkM STOEE.
2 UILDING HARDW ARE,

BUILDING HARUW ARE.
~ Locks. Hinges. Screws ami Bolts of sll kinds
Mineral and Porcelain nobs. cash ana Blind
kastSninRs
sebh Cord aod Pul!eys. Cut AM Wrought Nails
FloJrlnE B:ats aud finishing Nails
1jgether with Machiuis. ard Carperters' Tools
OF all kinds
Which will sell at very 10 prices
RUBf DENNY
lee 21J, Main sc, above the Danks
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uIGEIA HOTEL,
II OLD POINT COMFORT.

4
This establishment. greatly enlarged in it's &C
connsd ati0Is and comforts by the erection Of now
buildings will be opened Oh the 10th OF June.
JOS bk6a2.
my Is liza Proprietor.
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ENksh SuPPLlhn.-

EKkSh LlEs.-heceiVing to
, day. fresh supply OF Mol Butter, Cheese.
Lard, Laguy IRA sad Coffee Sugars Also, some extra
{ Hams and shOudeEs, ~arraltej fine as any il
market KhYEN4G9
Family Grocer aud Dealer in
Wines, Liquors aud igArs
leI liz BROAD a., below 9th,
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HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
NATURES REAEDY FOR CHRONIC d.,

NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC DIS
EASES.
The Hotel at this place will be open for the recep
tier OF visitors, the first OF Jnne next The sun
ply OF Mineral Water ia abundant, and there are q
BATHS! constantly supplied with fresh " alter from,
separate springs Of various t6mI erGtures from $50
forms of rheumatism; Neuralgia; paraly sis free
from iuiammstory action; Cont; Diseases of the
Liver; Uid Inllries to the muscles, Joints and ten
doris; Enlarged Glands spInl Irritation; Chronic
Diar rhoea aud some Diseases peculiar TO Fem ales
MOI thoroughly audra ptjly than any other remedy
ON the American continent
THEIR ALTE ALIVE AND CURATIVE
POWERS
are unsurpassed by those of any other Mineral We
ter ON the face q the globe.
Many persons afflicted with the diseases eaumer-
ated ABOVE, in firms which had resisted tho most
skilfu medical treatment, AID had rendered tn
lives Of the sufferers alike wretched and useless
through long eaTs Of pain. have been restored TO
perfect health by their use. OF the vest number
now suieriug with such maadies, there COM
p.ratiyely ttwiHdeed who would not be either cur
ed or greatly relieved mere.
The Springs are situated in Al elevated mountain
region. The scenery around is wlu. romantic AND
beautiful. and more healthy and delightful sum
m-r climate eau no where be found.
Besides the Hnt Ba.h for inyaids, there are two
FINE PLEASURE BATHS tor perscrs in good
health.
coed MUSIC will he in attendance early in the
season.
ROUTE from the principal cities in the United
States by KaIirVau, TO the Hillb0Tc' DEPOT Of the
Virgins Central Railroad" thence by stage
Coaches 20 mIles, over a we'll graded turnpike 10
the springs. Passengers leaving RicA mond Va OF
Baltimore. Nd, il no m3rEing, caa come through
TO tins place the same day 10 supper, OF pass the
night az the Warm springs and arrive here 20 break
fast, next morning.
Fora full account of this celebrated watering
place DE Row SEyISy' f2r June. and AMER
for pamphlet. G0UDG.
my 2t-13m
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DR. J. Il ROBINSON
~ WRITING FOR
7 He NEW YORK MERCURY

The propretors of THENEW YORK MEhCURY
respectfully announce the engagement of the cele-
brated author. DR. J IL ROBINSON universally ac-
knowledged TO be the only truthful delineator of
FAR WESTERN TkAPPER LIFE
His Opening Tale for TIE MERCUnY is now
nearly completed ard he believes il TO BE- thu best
he has yet written. The following announcement
from the authors aracefu pen will be greeted 18th
enthusiasm by his tens Of thousands CT admirers:
nsRn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

NTH. IA ~ - nAlLnUAU w UUxlOE'
% soias upon the prsi0ts1s. on To ntDAY.
at.er the safe advertised By Jao. O. ESs1sr. On.
missioner Hou - and Loe. situssed q sko corr1r
Works. The house has four rooms; tbs sot frxsrfs
s. feet. aud runs back las fest - - -
TERMs-0ne third cash. the balance Ct sin ana
twelve mon hs for NEGOTIABLE notss, with inSee0St
sdds /, and secured By trust deed. Tsxee lor
js3-tds Jas. n. TAYLOR 8 SON,
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.
-~>~~~
TOR HIaE-For the balance of the
= year. one young Woman. accustomed to House
WorE. Apply to X CAUThOEN.
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NJ GEO WATT co.'s PLCws
q 70 WATT = C(l,e PLOWn
0kss WATT . 0rp WOVA.
The agricultural community And public S~rsk
iy. are respectfully q formed iAss The sonesS e
0t0 WAIT = CO.
10 atm 10 existence sea toadacssd y G. .ssSsai
manufacture OF the Cuff Brace FIow. wisk = n
pr-v m snts, (and who slsfs hse coneoe!.e shs ne
chauical department Of al the hrne ~ Geo Wsst
&C. cS sisee ists2 sSd Mafn 49, 49, g Sc sn
business. notwt hstsndinG sun1ry e1vereke4etts
have appeared. trying g crsnss IL
The public gsssrsIly thss tssy e. pssRe.ss = q
cultural lmpiemsnts. q IL beat quality. vtsaoas
rnislesi a. dscstve the pubito.
q ~ y Art i now p-rssc11ns vasiess imprpse-
nsres On III three o. biz pAssrtss vbkh - thlnk
WI lsssen u d!aft, esys ncss ssssns9A ~ -
s6okise q ShsB1cu Ne kpDt = have 49, -
she saricus discs. With thsns tnDRosena Flo@f
INT R8LS. NJ g RsAnine Cenra-
n. u zssa ess;s f: -. g, g !; sS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

~ Jss. n. TsyloT 6 eoa. :
csOMMI6SIONERH BALE or m.

misa0Bsrappg1ntea under dseese a - Sssss "
Cust d TIE etty p kscAmsn1 rsadsscd = - sSsS
O. MAJ ~ y snS Csc q Wicker . WlpheYs ~
the h.f June, 1872 g o'clock IL tee slssrees.s
% ssii % public auction upon shs prsuSss. = -
risk and co0e of HENRI Jenks ne fors.S- -.
chaser. who has fai ID 10 comply vith ths ssrs n
saie TWO Houses and LCts Gu the north stds q Eoc
etts 81. ana nearly opposite the store of b -
wide. So. $50
Inns-0nsthirs cash. and the bslaucs % credit
y the pur hk3sr 70 give ne4oeiablo no1es To-
20 ne asfseIe pAymsuts, with iute5est ed1ed, eEd
the title to the said property 10 b retained un
Wnofe purchase money u raid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

NOTICE. ALI persons having claims
~ against the estate of the late Rev John Wool
bridge, deceased, Of Powhatan county. will please
present them 1t my office in the city Of Richmond.
for payment and all persons indebted to the same.
by bond or account, will please call and make pay
ment without delay, as further Indulgence cannot
be given W WOULDRl 0G u. Exr of the
je 3-ts Johu Woodbridge decd
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k'th SALE The STOCK AND FIX
iU q. Ola we'll located !ug Store. doiag b
Iart Gba1ce ssF aa} parsaL cetirisg 10 engage IL
tss ab y, tus.se4s T.rins used rate. Apply at No
10 aThsd vsts my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

CnDA WATEa--Alwsys cold and res
~ fteshibg with choice assortment Of Pure
Fruit syrups unsurpassed BY any In the CITY.
w PETERSON. Druggist.
Main s1re0t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
yENAMELED. CIR tTEs AND HOUSE FUR
NIsHIN,a GOODS .1
Tin, Copper, and Sheet IrOn Ware,

Is the aget In the Market and are lust received Ts
the best Hontes inciuutt and New Ycfk, where u
recently selected as the owea prices, Oar Rssal
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THE "VTCTORD
HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, qs @ sToRn AND cHvEc's

Is proved 20 bo greater Heater with the amount
Anthracite Dtunnous Coal than other stove
the same puIpOsesi Is fuTnace and Ova Ia enc
combination HInra
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Inc ovel fariof Storo celisu
TH E r EAR H.,

For Anthracite Coal or Cote IS bouutfal new pstefn
and ~ the dozens OF asug the ~
ee 70 be perfect great eeonomzsr fuel aud great
Heater. laE
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Demtistrp,
DENTISTRY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
GUTTA PBRCIEA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

IA manu- aetore aud all varieties Of artificial teeth
al up IA tho besi utnnder. W, INGERSOLL.
No 3ll Marble Block, Superior street. Cleveland o.
MYERS
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Att'ns & GonnselLOrs.

5-persons forwarding orders fnr subscription, Withou
cnsh need not oAneet receive any stsertsn;
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8ogt9 on0 Shoes.
EsoOrs and SHOES.

Boots anO shoes.
EOR LADIES' CATERS, from tbs
5ers 1-.'-l--' ~ N q sHoLEs. 29l superior st.
T1OR LADIES' SHIPPERS, BUS
Ssp5 1 q sHoL Es,. 22l SUPERIOR st.
LOR MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
,A Dcoeos, slippers or lnitrrs call
tep5 q. SuOLES 214 Supeh = 81
TOR BOYS q YOUTHS BOUTS
lops ~ - 80. q sHoLEs 2al superlor ST.
NOR CENTS CLOTH OR GALE
r. Drogaps Patent Leather or CAT Oxford Ties, Patant
Ieah Calf Con Caters, Patent Leather Calf or
KIN 8o0ls callat @, sHOLES'.2 SuDeTiorSt
E0R SUPERIOR ORDER WORK
II of eyy y Kind cal. at n, q. SHoLES',
fapi 23i sus,rior st.
Es sUETT, BUKGElT Il co WHOLE
y a. SALE 1kALFR IN BOOTS, SHOES, AND BRf
ahN9 Nd 81 Waertt . few dooritoath sfthS POston c
JiayblanG,U.
n. "a. 4, HUETT unaHTg. IAA ADAAh
ahlg-veh
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NEWBERRY LUMP COAL--This
IN superior article Of fBf1UMINOuS COAL Mhiob -
pa1ionaTE sdapiel 70 domestic puluhes as W. a. ior
steam and snh use can be had ellhs anierngned Agents
OTdergrily n iEht tIBds viii he eEocuted with Dis
tic and Coal dsFeTed al the OF qunhtY
rhiep will not la 10 plesse lef q eherdf ourdces
o. u the oTe Oi Gaylntd amnond No 20 81 periUI A.
u - +.. M WHEELER 4 HAMMOND
. oag No. 81 River street, aud C a ~ Cot Pier
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DENTIST.
DR. wv J. GUILD HA 3 REMOX

NEMUFAI.
nR. II. II. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved h, Dentsl Qiee 60 his Lesldsnee, No 20
Viii DO happy TO alt Of his former patrons any 0tb
ers who may uOed his services,
Cleveland. March 80, lsbs-nh23'dt
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MORNING LEADER.
mONDAY moRNING, NOv. as, Iss0.


C-Plain ard ornamental pra Ing Of every description
dos tt the Prntiug Establishment vi the LtAyER ONCE
ou the lasest improved rnd mus rapid Steam Presses 10
be style, short notice tnd at Reasonable tuteA
Psneular attention paid TO blank work, iyry dercfip
ton OF Binding donr, tpoca ly blaN Books, LeuBtfa
Iournnls. Sales Bocks, ReceiyIng Books Se sc
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Boar0ing.
DING. - The House No. "a
QEllnrauRre.

JIKa4lHylpS 8p6 6lIRqFrcs9le,RE,uD
I'D ENCRAYERs AND IITHoGRPHERS Bark
Street. Cleveland. q,
ECOBERT GlLL--SILVER AND
4 Electro P!aer d or Plster nd Manufaotor-cor-
nsr Of Ontario AVID Prospect SIS Cup stRiI) Cleveland o
As gr aled 10 Trphlo spohs, FORKS Gators So mud
liaied tordo Bell Hanging pity attended to and
prces rtugonabe lll22itl6
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- These Stoves togethsr with the largest and best va
reIies Of Eastern Stoves for Conkug PaIlor, niping
Room, De Room, School House, and Church Bur.
Just received cumnro the best assortment "A the
market Our lafe Q stock Of aN. I ~ ia-la.flit
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THE AMERICAN EMBASSY no PBKiN.

bas~ For CityNews see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
nnUn
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The CIRarmRer,

BHAvrtFuL Open Fiout. sndios Door stove sha sids
the FIRST PREMIUM at Onr late Comfy Fair.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-25

MARY, THE MOTHER OF WAsHINeroN.-The
editor of the New York Presbyterian writes
from Fredericksburg, Va, concerning the
mother Of Washington, as follows:
There are those still living here who are
able to speak from their personal recollections
of "Mary, the mother Of Washington" A
venerable lady with whom have been talk
ing tells me that she can distinctly recall her
short, rather thick-set figure, and her peculiar
round straw hat and red cloak, as in her child.
hood days she was accustomed to see the old
lady stirring around the neighborhood. The
traditions are that sho was not remarkable for
amenities of charsct but rather for method
and order, strict household government, and
decision of purpose. To these characteristics
her immortal son was doubtless indebted for
his admirable system in all his pursuits, and
for his inaexible endurance and determine.
ton. 1t is generally understood that she did
not sympathize in his revolutionary ideas,
thinking that he would have done much better
to have attended to his surveying than to the
pitting himself against the venerated and all
powerful mother country.
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RETURN OF CHARLES SUMNER FROM EUROPE
The New York Tribune of Tuesday says: II
gives us great pleasure to announce the re.
turn of the Hon. Charles Sumner from Eu-
rope, who arrived yesterday ut Boston by the
Canada. He comes back ready to take his
seat in the Senate, and to resume the duties
and responsibilities of that office. His health
as we learn from his own lips, he considers az
completely re-established. He feels in full
possession of his natural physical vigor, and
that the exercise Of his brain is no longer for
hidden or limited by the heavy trammels ol
a diseased and suffering body. Several Of
Mr.. Summers personal and political friends
met him, on the arrival of the Canada at her
wharf, with hearty welcome.
The Boston Journal of Tuesday evening OBJ.
serves
A large number of his personal and politica
friends called upon him this morning at the
residence of his mother, No. 20 Hancock
street, to congratulate him upon his safe re-
turn. He was also waited upon by a commit.
tee of his political friends who rendered tt
him public dinner, which, however, he re.
spectfully declined. 1t had been arranged tc
give Mr.. Sumner q complimentary serenade
this evening, but at his earnest request ever
this ovation has been dispensed with.
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A VERY PECULIAR OLD MAID.-Miss Lucy
Stewart, of South scituate, Mass, recently
died at the great age or ninety-six years. The
following account is given of her strange per-
sonal history:
Her father was white man, a sea captain,
and her mother was full .blooded Indian.
She was brought up in one Of the first fami-
lies in the town Of Scituate, and had until
within year or two lived in the family down
to the fifth generation. Within that time
she had been unable to support herself and
became an inmate of the alms-house. She
was woman of good manners and possessed
great deal of pride. She was much averse
to going to the alm-shouse, and until the day
of her death was in the habit of dressing in q
very gay style. She requested, just before
she died, to be laid out in her bright pink
dress, and to have on her lace turban, which
was decked very gaily with feathers and
snowy ribbons, and her 'kercbief round her
neck. She lso wished her coffin to be lined
with flowers. She also requested to be buried
in the burial ground with and near the family
she had lived with most of her days. She
wished to be carried to the Methodist Church
and have the Episcopal minister attend hel
funeral. She requested the minister to state
(which he did) that she had never been ou
ofthe limits of the town, and had never en-.
tered church door until she was carried in
for burial.
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CINCINNATI FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25 1862

The STEAMER GREAT EASTERN The London
Tin'es, received by the Canada, thus informs
US of the Great Eastern.
The Great Eastern has left Holyhead for
Southampton, and Mr.. Campbell, the Chair
man of the Directors, has addressed letter to
the newspapers, foreshadowing the future
career Of that great experiment in ocean nav
igation. 1t is not true, he states, that f4O, 900
are to be placed at the command Of Mr.. Thos.
Bold, for the completion of the great ship.
Mr.. Bold's position as acting manager, in
place OF Mr.. William jackson, has yet to be
confirmed by q general meeting of the share
holders. The points in dispute between the
company and those who profess to have COM
pleted the ship, have been referred to arbitra-
ton, and the umpire is Mr.. Hawkshaw. Had
it not been for the unfortunate explosion of
Weymouth, the ship would have been sent to
America in September, and her completion
delayed until her return. As 1t is, an early
opportunity is to be taken to test the sea quail
tiles OF the Great Eastern by voyage during
the present winter to the warm climate of the
Mediterranean, so as to insure confidence in
her powers, after which, at the proper season
she will be despatched to the United States.
Mr.. Campbell adds, "The determination of a
final and fixed port of departure will entirely
depend upon the respective merits Of tho ports
in this county adapted by position and safety,
natural advantages, and trade facilities of the
vessel"
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The SCHILLER FESTIVAL IN GERMANY.-Ths
steamer Canada brings dates from Munich,
Germany, Of tho 18th inst, which thus speak
Of the Schiller festival:
The Schiller Committee has been holding
Dolly sittngs. DR.. Bodenstedt is intrusted
with the general arrangements. An "apothe.
osis" Of Schiller is tho groundwork Of the
plan. The 0deon's saal Zone of the finest CON
cert-rooms in Europe) will, it is thought, not
be large enough, and the musical performance
will take place in the Opera-house.
A letter from Marbach says:
"schiller's house was purchased this spring
by the committee for 1000 forms, (f4OO, and
is now undergoing the necessary repairs, that
it may be restored to the state 1t was in when
Schiller lived"
In saxony $4,000 have been subscribed.
AT Berlin torchlight procession was pro-
posed on the eve of the festival, but objected
to by the Police Director and by Count
Schwerin.
WilAelm Tell is to be given on the 1lth q,
the Opera-house.
at Vienna torch procession is allowed, and
the festivities will be on grand scale.
The King of Hanover has subscribed 5000