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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

The New.York City Railroad business at Albany
begins to be agitsted. There was discussion yes
terday before the Railroad Committee on the Sew
enth avenue proposition, opposed to the parallel
railroad
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

and France and England on the ono side, And the
United States ou the other, 90 account Of our
taking" Cubs, We trust he will be pat in CON-
m,nd Of tie American forces. Then We may be
sure th,. victory will perch on our banner.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

TIE tbaw continued yesterday, with dfizzlns
rain all dsy. and heavy rain all the evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

WHEELER g. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly reduced
We pref,r them for family use N. Y. Tnolue.
/. T,eY sIs ths fayorits, foi famiesi-lN Y. Tunes.
' " Office No sos Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Every mechanic who begins the year by purchasing one OF
smeEns skwSs MAcHSEs will be $1,000 better oil when tue
v..,.,ds |. NJ. SINGER L Co,
No 458 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

$5O.-SINGER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
PACE OILY FIFTY DOLLARS.
FOR sood work and good looks this machine ia uneqused
l. NJ. SINGER Co,
No Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

BARTHOif's BARTHoLF' 5
SUPERIOR
MANUFACTURING and FAMILY
SAVING MACHINES.
PNmctrAL OrrIck No $50 Broadway corner of sroone
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

cr The New York Times SAYS that the com
mittee on military affairs in the House Of Repre-
sentaiives, have brought TO light the most iafa
nous and grosSest frauds, 10 connection with the
war debt Of the territories Of Oregon and Fash,
iugton- The whole debt, as reported by govern
mint agents, is about $4,000 0oO. of which The
committee assert that not more than 81 600 600
is justly due. Some of the charges are outrage
Gus. Pistols charged Al SIS each; muskets,
SIPS; oats at s. per oushel; hay at Sl2o per
ton, and other things in proportion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27
TIME TABLE.

HFrtrafs and Departures IF Passenger Trains
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On snl ni after November 29, Trains viii arrive and do
part as follows:
Freight Leaves 7.ao Passenger, $50 n aud con
meets al k0k0mo for Peru.
Passenger arrives 20 ~ connects at Richmond for
Cincinnati. Freight 400 NJ.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. r.
Indianapolis Express leaves NJ; Accommodation,
g. p Mail, o5i
Express Mail Acc Il.oo
Night Express, 7:55 y
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. r r.
A. NJ Mail Train going West a 90 A "; p NJ Mail
tram going West A. 600 Express going 1915
p
A. NJ, Mail train going East at 900 NJ p N Mail train
gong East Gj5' stops heres N Express gos
B. liza
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

THE CcNSrEIL,TIoN is the title e rev
paper just started iE New 1o.k. Park Rerj
long known TO the literary world is editor, ard
q sorCe Roberts proprietor. This sheet, the first
lumber Of which Is before Us measures 52A31
inches. Ii is devoted to igerat0re exc uSivcly
and will al ouce We doubt rot take a high rank
amorg the literary periodicals OF the day. ii is
published weekly at the low price If five cents
number fer which sun it furnishes more reading
matter than aHy twenty dye ceat periodical we
know Of
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

Fs- The enterPr!-ins proprietor Of the New
! ok Store has just received large addition to
his stock Of seasonabe goods, which were pur-
chased al extremely low prices for tie purpose of
closing out heavy stock OF winter goods The
same motive induces him TO Offer them at a small
advance cost, and he assures all who wish to
make purchases, that the preseut is the time to do
It. Ne invite the special attention Of the reader
TO his advertisement ia ano' her column. Call at
the New York Store and be convinced that his
statements true in spirit and letter
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27
The Cheapest Lumber Yard not put
down vet

NotwisasAndns the tAlseoo,s and undermined aleAas
re- erted % ey tie Lumber dealers break down the
Cesar IrNrfR 1sSp &Gl thereby their Naass
ard large treals the subscriber waa,I re specially
Ae'y - persons asins lemeeF that 4 supported ~
reasonable share OF patronage be is determined 70 sa
tain his present system % Snail Pkorrs tair ealing
with ali persons Aad 70 Keep the quality LANDER
shingles and LAsh- AL the hAa4 a. hs Cheap In
her Yard near the Passen ger ePoi.
Bills allied shortest notice nd loves: rate, fz
CASH
STEPHEN SECTION.
Jso =. lsa.---'t Near the Depot.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

Gs- There is yet another chance Of advertising
in McEvoy's Payne County D. ectory The
work is nearly flushed, ard We understand sub
scrip'ious pouring in from aIl parts o. the
county. An opportunity of This Kind rarely
happens, aud it is to tie interest Of every bust
ress man to make some show in it, therefore
hu rry up VIC say ere il Is too late
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

APPRAISERS OF REAL EsrArs-We stated
IN the Palladium two weeks ago that AchiI-
les Williams had been appointed Appraiser
OF Real Estate Of this county, with several as
sstants. He however declined the appoint.
ment. and John Haines has been appointed
to serve in his place. The following named
persons are his depnlies:
Abingdon and Boston townships-W. E.
Wilcox.
Center-Abel Evans.
Washington-W. Mclaughlin.
Jacksen-Dr. Clymer.
Jefferson aud Dalton-Thos. Tyner,
Perry and Green Daniel Bradbury
Clay and Harrison-Taylo Nicholson.
New Garden and Franklin--Henrv Hen.
ley.
Wayne-Joln HaineS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

B<J- Gen. $ F. Cary will visit our city
shortly and address our citizens on the sub
ject of temperance. That he is an able
and most eloquent lecturer on that subject
most of citizens are already advised.
and they will give him most hearty well
come when he comes here.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

The Mammoth Boot Store of our friead Ueth.
erald is the place 70 get ",he worth Of yo1r mon
ey back, in good boots ard shoes. HIS present
stock is very large, aud embraces every variety
OF gentiemer's aud ladies' weay-also for girls and
boys He also manufactures TO order the finest
quality of boots and shoes all Of which he is sell.
ing at reduced prices. The patronage of the
public is respectfully requested
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

~ Ne invite the attention of oar readers to
the advertisement OF c. thinner Of this city. who
offers for sale the patent right for Pages highly
popular churn. for the counties Uuion, Fayette
Randolph and Henry SO far as We have heard
any exp ession from those who have used it. the
report is altogether favorable and the present al
fords good opportunity for speculation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

ES thinner d En- wiler have Just re-
ceived a large and beautiful lot Of Wall Pa
most superb styles, and at fair prices. Call
and examine for yourselves
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

sss~ Mr.. l.. r. ANDERSON. sill continues
To manufacture 10 order, all kinds ct Gents
Clothing, in manner second 70 none in the
West. He IS pr0mpl and reliable work
man. Call and see him il YOU want good
job done. His room is in the Gber. Block,
over Glen SCOTS Store
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

RELIGIOUS NorIcE Rev HESRY GIFFoHp Uni
versalst. will preach in the Hall the No Engine
Conn any, on Monday evening next, az gas lighting.
The hall is comfortably seated well ishted and the
public are respectfully invited TO attend
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27
Wayne-John Haines.

70 DANIEL YARD II Son not ythst.aiiag
their large safes during the Lutte cold weather. are
prepared o furnish Stoves of all kinds to those
who may want them They have all the popu' ar
Cooking Stoves aud those they warrant to be
good Also some beaatf-l styles of rarior
Stoves, stoves for sitting rooms otFce and SHOPS.
They also keep stoyepipes Of all SIS on hand.
together With every variety Of sh et-iror, cop err,
ana tin ware. Their prices are As low, thcrterm
as accommodating. AMI their stock as large and
general as any in the city, and, therefore, cont
IDENTIFY invite purchasers - call at their store,
uoor west of the Palladium building.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

c5-H re understand the Episcopal Cougreg-
ton in this city, for the purpose Of paying OF
some Indebtedness incurred by the recent repair
Of their church, are making arrangements to have
a series Of lectures this winter. The introductory
cue of the course will be deliver d by Rev. Mr.
McMULLEx. Of Anderson. and from what We
krov Of the Lecturers ability and eloqnence We
anticipate very large attendance indeed. For
particular see advertisement and hand bills.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

VIII the WINTER OF our discomfort be made
glorious SUMNER, provided those of our sub
s2ribers who always pay in WOOD. will
bring it along ere warm weather sets ini
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27
Office OF the
RECORDER Or WAYNE COUNTY,
Centrevhl Ind.

JANJAR4 70 1903.
HAVE been requested By ioha Hata-s the arprais.
CT Of Real Estate in Wayne county. 70 give notice
to al per-aus who have Deeds ny 54e r. get them
as soeu possible tGat the dlaereu appr4isrs
case III naesssEty glAy refer the leeds fr Iaa!-
perfect Ft5n Of the property. and Nuiea will
ALE them maze cut the'r mans more complete
sltIsIa-.ygE HEAEl BEtIXELL, i. ~. &
B--Far Tie sceoaIno14s.an e. fsse rersa e ! ~
ing G@es anI cages Tor --il estate Wayne
ship eaa get them D. calling Ns..-ala D4iu
ktc8m nd HIf II BGITZELL.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

es- Thanks Ia Miiers raGi for G deligbtful
sereUade last night Oar German friends afe very
percent.bly inlpEokias II their Il4s!c-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

~ VIII. Payne, (up stairs over Citizens
Bank, is the agent for the \. \. Tribune;
aud his charge tor that paper is Sl,25 IN ad
vance. He Is also agent for all the leading
magazines and newspapers Of the day-he
supplies subscribers by the year or No. Give
VIII call
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

~ The Ne'rop5.i;aus lad fall house "a
night viii Dc crowded to-night. Iae.- sing
ing and other performances are No. l-pFine.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

Ee8- We invite attention to the advertise
meut of Henry Hunter, who i now prepared
to supply the public with hominy Of Tie best
quality
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27
.FoS ERIE:@
L.. Ii. CITIZENS.

y 1>- received large and complete stock 81 Fresh
Groceries troa the Eastern Cities whfcn tarstA.-
iEh ts fgTE1=r stock largest All no
F'e sI7-z t1 E.sera iaaEAlA lie cid a.
"N4 Il ne THvss~t - haze Customers eaIt
-N-'s rs Ss2cA he Stl Try az5r Interest
- deal ~1ta T. Fayic invited . cali Aa8 Sc
htS goods al sre.es- = -
Oct Is. fs5-. ~,
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Don't Look at This.
Boot & Shoe Making & Remaining

THE a-:@rsi zast, has pgrehss patr.it's =
Mas stree. tAa Msri1ise Hsa,s - ~.glcx
Ia hss eaTAsE fgzr ssos wpr.msa rrssares .
nsr1fsrEzEr - order al srs Sas=s sd
Caters - Asz HoEa~a a-a Cstt4ren. syss 40
tee sssss- = HeAt ant Czxtsrs-rs
EsT ia-r 5a=hang q taSe home Nth them IS.
~ 69ss safer n Haare thar 50 ane SHOE
hIf Boot nae Ter mere thAn s years
800 re .ao~s sd Boots h.ss. r~sfhsr Grocer
- DFy s+sn6s an1 Cozptrr pro&sos Ta-E
.Hi ssf eTsa cash ill ,. Refused All
81 wsal 59z-
zoo1 !our can eozz. reconstructed .. ross ua-.i
aa1 soss- hasss, stexsT szpleyueaL ather
need apPzy
? ] akTe Icsnst - so1a. seo< eartsf-fnE
s,trzcss zzaGt-s AID a. Fises
toz for . or % Tie
y r-EEr1taz Il 5z1-dIs;eIy
ELI SRTgFTTH
Ef@2z = = E@ -. l-s- SUI
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

rsy B. +. MORGAN, has sold lis pat OF
the Richmond Paper Mil to the brothers
Nixon for $4,000. No trade We understand
in this sale-all cash. Mr. NJ. has done well
with his land aud printing traps"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27
J. s of A.

\ grant debate viii come off be fore Il session
Of this body next Friday night. Oh the principles
origin and objects Of aeir order
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27
locals, 5lotites, DC.
Richmond, Jan. 17tEa. 1850.
Morrison, Blanchard & Co

TINS well known BANKING HOUSE is at
aIltimes fully prepared to graft accommodations
and furnish the usual facilities appertaining to
their business.
Discounts made daily. upon acceptable nance
At regular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
at Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also on the same terns
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished to
customers for any amount, free Of charge.
Interest allowed on money deposited for long
or short time from day upwards
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27
Call and see.
Cor. Walnut and WASHINGTON.

G8saD frame Hozse E571 Ao4se. stern A.
- Vel. > z5sz 3-fe-. EASY payments
" 7 DENNIS, R<as ES{ats Aze-t
Azs p. rs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

Naju = Two doors East Of NiarIoa Richmond. Ind
Re mgndt Nov -, ISIS. St.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14
.@1,U nISpATCH.


-->---->.,e,c.>s.. '.e MARCH ~. .ose
.>S -. ,, xc1.I, AM counEKctaL
w.. Friday, Of $50" s,r s.n,o do
sas 49, N ~ ..ssx $500 do. at ss% ""'
no. ats'k. rvrrs
~~~ vo,x March ~ -Fic'ms n tendency. holders
bsis wheat hs s, a. * ia n prices and the
dem ns sSs nmportant Sprn ARM duli. While
s s.ss aooseted at sso. PORK h'n'' A'"'
sey dp. a; AMI and lower at the arst Board,
ssc1s. Glove. ryi,es were generally ss1A cents
hisnea March II --costcn--ss!ss to-day Of 8 600
,,c. ar iitso for middlirgs. sales OF the week 30.
20 bales TIE receipts, thusfar. ahead OF last year
At this port. amount to lssco oaes' STOCK i" port
SAVANNAH, March II There was 81 improved de-
raand for cotton to-day, sales OF 1900 baies
BA,rIxosn, March i2.-rour firm at % SIN for
white. and 81 aseat s. for red. Corn irrn ~ $50 &c
far white. ands?64S5c for yellow homogeneous
hsco ,--salee OF sides at esedsAc' '""SNe' -
improving: sales as :ee for City.
NGw osIsaSs, March II Cotton, sstes OF I3"m
bales to-day; the following Is the weekly statsment
keceipia thus far ahead OF last year w,
Receipts thus far At all southern Ports eSS gu 1.
grriahts on cotton to Livery COL have slightly ad'
vsnced; Mess Pork ia bnoysnt Mt decline OF zoo.
pur,soRx. March il.-There ~ss an increased
rceipt OF cattle the scales to-day and the masEet
showed much heaviuess and iosnimation. The of
4 rings amounted 10 $50 head which we're disposed
OF as follows: two hundred and ~ were driven to
ssher markets. 80 hundred and fifty lett over un-
Add and che balances sold TO city butcht at prices
RANGING from - % TO p 59 very few, however, at
the latter ngare-ayerssing gross Ther Th Is
supply continues 70 be limited the little demand
which exi.ts Is supplied at prices from IS %
the market Is very firm. We quote them at 81 s0fG
: IS gross.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14
were 100 deaths in Philadelphia last

There were 196 deaths in Philadelphia last
week.
The Worcester, Mass, Spy says the SturDrIdge
cotton mills which for nearly year have been
Idle, have been again started.
Mira. Jane Ermina Locke, an author OF some res
pute, died In Ashburnhau, Mass, on the l0th inst
DR.. shumard has received the appointment O.!
Etass Gsologisr Of Texas.
A discussion between Messrs Goggin aud Letch-
or took place In Staunton, Va, Friday.
The "Langley Farm" of 80 acres, on Elizabeth
river, near Norfolk, Va was sold Friday for $1,000.
John II. Langley purchased it,
The committee of the Pennsylvania Legislature
have resolved TO report bill granting the divorce
asked for by the wife Of Mr.. Horace Is. Fry
Toe Sissegs of Mercy, in New Haven, recently
netted s2,070 by q fair for the Catholic Orphan
Asylum in that city.
The Abead Zetiung says that brother-in-law OF
Baron Gerolt, tbs Prussiau Munster at washing"
tou, is q newspaper carrier in New York city.
Senator Heffreu. one of the fighting Indiana
State Senators. has resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14
JOHN DOOLEY,

I'm JOHN DOOLEY. srxxs
&aAA Hat and Cap Manufacturer and Whole 49,
sale Dealer in
HATS, caps, FURS. ThIMIIN3S, &c
have now on hand a complete and extensive as
sortment of eg rything in my line, adapted to the
SPRIE g 7 Rad Il,
to which constant additions will be made during
TIL season
My experience and facilities have enabled me, on
tn is occ .sion offer the LARG eat, ana in every
way the most COMPLETE STOCK OF GOOD that
has ever BEEN offered in Virginia.
i would ask the particular attention OF my Gus
toners to my stock Of
STRAW GOODS,
which for variety and extent cannot oe surpassed
JOHN DJULEY,
NH It's Main street, Ricbmond, Va.
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Fgs z cy1 VIRGINIA CEN
so ~ essgs1sizsssssss TRIAL RAILROAD. FOB

To Philadelphia. ~..,.........s s. 70
and
Trains leave Richmond twice daily (sunday nights
excepte5) viz at 40 A. M and 50, P. NJ
Through tickets sold TO all important ponts west
Passengers for Alexandra, Wsshing ton, Bal,i.
4Iore, Philadelphia. ew York. and all parts Of the
West by taking this Trsis. will avoid the trouble
and annoyance of changing cars between Rich.
nond and Alexandria as the godirectly through
to Alexandria they are 6tted up with the most i'm.
proved Night seats, thus enabling passengers 70
avoid the loss of sleep.
Baggage checked through, and Through Tickets
sold 20 the above named places ani all important
points in the West. VIM ADCCCK
Ticket Agent.
Office Va Central Railroad
Feb 10th. 1853. f. 10
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The rates West of Knoxville viii NOT 70 in .o 81
feet until after the completion OF The Vse'1,s.uSf
Branch Railroad, which will be aboet the Isl %
April. ,..,.s,s
Shippers of through goods must send daplfsass
tickets giving the marks weights aud desi pss"N
II goods. Send TO Cox's Line OF Boats. -.
AS LEE, on the DOCS
NJ b Goods froIa Northern cities shipps! '11VIe"
at reduced rates ~ . -
ie l0--ta
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INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
L INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND


THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
L INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
IN THE STATE
CHARTERED BIZ THE LEGLSLATURE or
VIRGINIA IN 1882
This Company mas uninterruptediy conducted IT'S
operations to the present time on just principles,
has paid in by Fire and Sea- mostly &c citZens
OF hiehmond. more than one and O quarter Rteat9h
ofindrS returned to its STOCK holders reasoLhDie
per centsge On their in vestment ano IS now uo,ng
prudent business increasing its receipts spnnaliy,
aud deservedly maintaining It's character ior SAFETY
"Hu FIRE INSURANCE
Ora ted on almost every Kind OF property IN C1tes
Towns and Counties throughout t. Is state ana 40,
joining states, on as low terms az by othef sooo
oO''f MARINE INSURANCE
Made on Vessels on time, and on Nessel., freignts
aud Cargoes by the voyage to ali parts OF the Woiu
at far CURE rates OF premium
The 0pth0yizsd Capital of this Company is $780,
Gao but It's PAD Capital is only $500 900 com posed
of shares of only So each, the original Shares OF
500 each having been dvded into four, for facility
of distribution among citZe and its surplus
Is SIS, 900 or more, aud steadily Increasing.
To avoid the risk OF insuring heavy amounts in
any one locality, the President has accepted the
usITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LON
DON,
Having Capital OF 81 800 600 sterling. or $40 coo 600,
with which Company large risks are divided. thus
aft riding the amplest security to those who insure
their property.
Applications solicited in person at the Office, No
l3i Main street, or by mail and will receive prompt
and courteous attention
DIRECTORS.
" Cowardin. Joseph lien, Horace L Kent
William Palmer, Alex Parker, James 1noes,
j Wad4w0rth. William Beers, Thos Samson Ches
W Purcell JOS Winston, II Claiborne, Patrick
Cullen, Geo Smith, B Winston, Hugh " Fry
anu ''--De' ! " L CowARDIN, President
WILLIAM WILLIS. JR. Secretary fe l6-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

TIE pIARiERiE OF AN ARAB MAGIcIAS.-Caleb
Lyon, in bis lecture on Egypt. relates some re,
narkable tricks that were performed by an Arab
magician:
A cane was handed to the party for inspection,
and proved to be plain stick, on which the knots
III limbs we're visible; on returning 1t TO the cons
inrer, however, it became a serpent which wrig-
ried abou. for few moments aud then suddenly
became a stick again. This trick. which is said to
he common one among the Arabs, was repeated
several times. The next trick was more startling
A black LIQUOR was poured into boys hand. and
IA IL as ia q mirror of Mr.. Lyons companions.
q native of South Carolina, beheld rice planta-
tiou Of his own State, and his father. who has
been dead many years, riding through the HELD on
horseback.
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hats, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
SP IL N G, 5 o.
ROBERT L DICK1NSO SON,

RINFORD DICKINSON Il WEISIGER.
No. IS MAIN STREET,
Begs leave TO inform merchants and the public ge-
uerally that he has now open and ready for sale,
one OF the mort complete and extensive stocks of
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
ever Off red in this market which hos b. selected
with care from the largesC manufactures. and es-
pecia!ly adapted TO the Virginia, North Carolina
and tennessee trade.
Merchants aud others are respectfully solicited to
give him a call before purchasing, Knowing that
they will find his stock complete every respect.
He has secured the services of Mr. GEORGE w.
DUESBukY, SO loug known to the trade; JOSEPH
4 STEG AL of Richmond and JAMES BRINK
LEY of Bath county, who will be pleased 20 see
ia;, Friands ar any time fe 2f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

An EUROPEAN TABLE.U.-Tbe European nations
certainly just nov present a curious tabtedn The
New York Courier pictures il as follows Sardinia,
restive to dash IL upon her old enemy Austria,
eight times her size-France ostensibly backing
her and squarring of in regular style for fight
Yet Gil the while talking about it in such ambig.
nous style as to completely puzzle every one about
her real inteutiops-her ally, England, afraid that
fere-Austria planting herself in the best posi-
bic attitude to receive the shock, yet visby shak-
ipg in the knees, and beginning to talk about
Welding point or two-Prussia standing by her
sin.german. but afraid to stir-and the giant
Russ,a, bimself lately thrasaef go soundiy. look
rug on very good naturally, and quite disposed to
think IL SO very pretty quarrel as il stands"
This tableau of course cannot last long. IL is a
very awkward posture for the parties themselves,
and besides keeps the world in state of painful
suspense. The affair must take "a new turn soon,
yet nobody lie sure what The general feeling,
however ia that warm work may be expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

KEROSiNE OIL LAMtS--I have ius,
N received q new lot of COAL OIL LAMPS, o,
new design and fish. that will burn an oil ths,
cannot be burnt in any of the Lamps ia use, which
can be sold at 81 per gallon.
Also. the best COAL OIL and BURNING FLUID
In market. at l62 Main street. JWREX
fa 24-lms Opposite American Hotsl