davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-12-05
DRAKE b THE R.

s'THE JON Mp"
II Manufactured IN eFerr variety and EyIe and
sold at greatly reduced prices by TAnDE1L 4 wiMAS,
TGent4,i str.tt Boston. suce saon 70 T. Jones& Uo)
light nd coutunes es. oil, than my other ~Keu*cne-
Enal Oh Burner Enan1f1a1re1. acs1 Affta1u
, 1859-12-05
DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.
TIE Clp4etsY OF thts Kgt Il Nu-7l to aEY {hef

l. RAILROAD.
TIE Clpse.sy Of thls kot eq-al aEy In thsf
THREE THROUGH h''i9S: F9ASs:sEScEn TRAINS
s nsa afe Deps !. ,1;es Ia
Ihr,:a T;:.rs f';u Al. We-tesn .t!e: ny raI.r:ph.a
lin: u1t:,r: .l.4at:aa i ps*ssess ID
sasgaea t"r 'p*e ssa e': sy ~ oss; ,; tsa,s
suoa:nx Cars aIe at.sesea 10 eaeh Tsar Nooruns
Iaa - =, L. ss.~I:s s.ee1ts, itlss fth'ee
~ L. IT,; ss f.: H iss5a' a'* aud
Nil i =: IL Ssiass as:sr:
Ts:as eaarrtt Al Pus.ssfss via the PM Fat Linz.
At A,ss ~ L E @ss: e y ~ rHs Il IT.. IT, III,
sY9ssh Yaat arriving AZ fl1la+l*pl. tA New
III, sssw:t. FaiIa:seh7 r. Ss~ xs;s;s.s
Tickets !.l l:as r1 Cd etas- nf te at,Te traEk.
beat rektt.o BISON are euol - Norwich. Fa E,ver
fxx.s Eatvasd MY Re sh5anes, 4, aay Of ths .po.t-
apt Karoat tfees ID he Wet AFRO. boas! any the
.a ss Z ss b..
sca, xs1 f".x H nsl,S;oee. e. rss:;ss;pha @ ~, wv
OTHER ROUTE.
eoe.tea e:ss. %ss q hs Fem
'1iss SEcf AxD TIE
1s he sassk lily f3ssi sppsssss.s
~ Il :3i: 81 ssa 1Hs 3 sSsr .a,.n..
eeH Hfe5 sons or skipping d'r-,on,. Apply, to Or
.a1re*s se!iae: s'..asss Astat. y!she Coasa?y:
4. ). Perte Co.. l.svIts. D j. J. johnson, kptev
=; X, A:xeeeE. MsJ,.::;.. a.. osm.by 4 Cnpptr.
+. b11n c. % tiaisnn g.; A,se.a Msi.1 1ea
erna...u \. T. ss:.4i.1um, Muiso', ind; Wn hrh4m
f:asx;''s III ,,t' tsy i &: Es'es'e z;
John i. Tsas Sasa:It Ieaa.: Ha1.f. l"n:. & aea:: T.
ahos IT. MURPHY brbu3as rosa u o. M so fpsshi
The f7eAf<A prot e1en md soesdy
transportation Of Grs nock, aid sood aeeomnsotaiou1
b:h'<" ths1<o
tyta's kost* FstEes. ofs! te'f,pt te forward.
rods W,sconssn. Iowa Or AI4so7E. By AL diftd.
The PenzsJ.ar.. Railroad Also conneefs II rssburxh
Eah tt*aintss " which goods b ora1ye any pc:
Ind Iaaoa Iss;ss}pps Wise"atn' MsoaT. K,ns.s r.
kanaaA and Rel RseFs; md 1t EtsyeAd Sa1tp1kY md
Eoeaso 9Th stea0e:s,o II pozts The NotthNss
Merchants AID Shippers ept1oins tbs transportation Of
Saets fsxh. 70 ths Company a rely With eon1d<nes ca
4 = II sse: Z e. se. w z z =:
eaa14ed " other Railroad Con r7niea. p.
81 p raT.eal7. 2 aass paek7zes ..ts Fem =.
DO veil 70 i:rec. them to te ahIppsi ~ this r.a.e
RaFes attending t. thelr o1n spneuts from tnh Ens9
ana T. 5 nesst TO- ~ On r. e a. ee1s ~
to either Of them upon tie saaeet o1
msSs gttA prompt attention
Aaxav 4 Kssei, 81 So1h 1trest, E.it.:ao1s-
Lsseh C., Sc. Aates aoaas. OF MOL South William
Iseth ca ts K,5sy ,..rss, Bo.tsn.
IT, HOUSTON. .Gea1 FreIshs A9snt. Phtade1phts-
LH. n1GPT, Gea1 Tie. It Agent, Ph,adslphla.
tbs. 4 SCOTT, General sant- AsionA ~ hl
, 1859-12-05

IL Cty Cle1ka ofce Chlasr. DR.. II 1Ssox
Fuhnc Eosce hereby sYtn 10 III peysons atecs;ed has
The appointed b. Tie Common coaa q Tho
Ctf Of Ch<u. to aAet the Of thret hundred ard
my dalass npop The rea1 eate ia ,hh Wet Division Ct
nd CS deeaed benefited BY thr construction Of saatsy
Enlsts IL ka:d csan IN danes With artets pxi
Their AHts1oest, I'd nasca thereof tossy o1ee-
&e taer ob}edonS Il wfdrx tn my cee. an Ct btfore
Anod1E. the t9th dry Of Deeeter. lss oelock I'm
= the Con1nn Council w u that Tine. IN shs C1uncn
Roe hear ii obseloust to aid aas15tnt md re.isa M
confirm Of auu1ltae nne. &. kREl3NASS.
tes1m Gu clrk
, 1859-12-05

IA City Clerks 0:1ee. Chsc,xo. Ike. .-7eerA ls5e.
PnlEc nhtec1s hereby Rlren Ill pessons that
The appointed hy The Common .: LIE
ctr of Chicago to the Ut Ure Hundred aal
f1y Dollars uiou tas ss7l e.sae Ia she West Dwa:en
defined httented By the It ssEy In
slt civ!4on aud hy EEadus asy tn TICK =s1ty :hs-e
in caual Trustees Suoiis<oh OF ~ w. VI serttoa II,
-. IL tare completed tEeIr 7.sekc.e1t uaJ-
thereof to my o11cf.
Aay persoa APPEAL from za4 as.es.aer INIT
lie llteir obieetseaa IL wrftr In ny oce b-;"1e
AocJay- lie 18th day Of Dres mber Is3s II occck
~ the Common counrt ~ II tuat Erae. n he Council
KoHE- hear I'll objections all assessment, and Eryse
a1A ccre1ra OF a2n1l the xape,
te3 TT IL. kRElSNAST. CITY Fl-rt.
, 1859-12-05

Il New York Councilman Indicted for
Murder.
NEW yonk, Dec. 3.-Andrew S. McI2artY.
member OF the City Council wns Indicted to-day
Tor the murder, some months ago, Of Patrick
Cosgroye, aitds EockroacI.
, 1859-12-05
| SSESSNENT NOTICF.

a. CITY Clerk o1ee. Chicago, peeems<rs, fs;9.
Futuc notice he1xby k.Een to Ill ter.onA l1Ie-eel,
ths The Commissioner appointed oy Tie Common Council
Of the sJ nt Chicago TO assa The euta Of ak
teeed 6ened t<d hy the eousuccu Of tandJ Cul:esis
II kAd :lsion. In aecFd.nce wth osaers paed Ia tom
se.4ueat md 1,aea resrru taeftot 70 E.y oi1e-.
~ pe?ea fishing TO aree.1 from sad assessment must
Aondz{. ths lsta day cf pseeshs. iasa oecek Pm,
Room, he4z ali obIe.ons to ed ass.neat aad reEe aad
co11rE1 Of 1nnIf tie sAtue.
H kRE1GN t+v
, 1859-12-05


vr,,n f,.tr,~1fr
e, rr.e 80 - Tna o.a",ss 81,
.,..a. 1oGts' :" ~ n. ~ oseIaa ma1'. Win
oss9@ t " sus taan t nas ; teasncu 'enslson Cnt.
4usoI At@'s 1A'ns nao a'1a'S' s1oppeo
ousIeas
q. GSaes ~. ,osn Ha"u'es M ne:, NAM Nm
aog @ ,H nJ.ea-suI u by. 1tps's'ops qu1e.
700 anenGageu' ,i1.i ns,t.I h'o~ i'a.a lnps9Feo
ano' ooa - !.;t;. IT. neasf' naw
ssEns SEs1a 4n'e1''e ana %eoo1'ss oo"n"aFo. e1osa"
oa !. r.,
&,;ns na.n ;on~ or.r lr"a ~ .aS ~ ~ sssea
an'Ps ~" 4ouE ~ W. a!c !ioth Ne" osA, a''ohs
Eea1o 1nGn n"e Lneiaoa, uas oses 1n9ec @ montas,
,;n..ses ~ = W. ~ us. u.s. , o'net
4pp -, ~ ~ WY ~ SA-S po'' ne'c "ee" ou'
WI - ..o aa, aa.,..a
+ta go us .arsr.i s,;,.,s sesoL "
at ~ sn1 .. suG"so "e'i'4't ~ oa5t'ca0a~
- 49, sau nlln!as l'uts9ia.a;
tus usI aaG1 t1oniar ui'ase acFoss the 'niea
tI..ss .ss o. 1"'A oas' "A' h"ep' a"a5 W nlga
Mf" r.,,.., u.:,-,
1: 4ne oIc'aa'yn9 silE9 ancs AaI.soa1 was pe1os
~ .,sa pusea ,.f,. ~. 40 aoui.1onal secc
tsoa ol ~ in1cs t would oc hnished On the lst Of
1oauary: !.. luaa portion a'rcaas completed WIS
FIsats 70 Pe1 fiia's.r SHn. On ~ sosa. ,
,,f c'a,H: y. nsnt{ caons.on 10 e1esen SQUIRE
,,s.,, s,a =. ,a"t H. IL 1 .ls 'aIemcn'o ra.es, naa
~. IN. ~ Vauss .losna., ~ 1oe y. ..
. .1aa ...,9t Sua.., ~ ~ Esuuua tnst Naouston
, 1859-12-05
DLATT'S PATENT HULLED

BUCK WHEAT FLOUR,
Tho Choicest Article In the Market.
4. @. LIVINGSTON CO.
nol7osSi0 Wholesale AEeets Isl s9oth HsteT Hzee&.
, 1859-12-05

EArrxnAx EyU1xa Dce. :, lsss.
The receipts and shipments during the past
tweuty-four hours were Us folloEs:
, 1859-12-05

From Europe.
NV YoRK, Dec. s.-TLe steamship Yico
sailed at moan with too50<0oN.
, 1859-12-05

DrsroCE, Dec 3.--W'ithin the past week
large and rich deposits Of lead ore, valued at
92oo, 900 hare been discovered near this city,
, 1859-12-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRD IfvlSfoY or VIRGINIA.
The Hody OF John Brown Removed
GO EsscK Coz n. 4.

CHAnIrsroRS, Va, Dec, a.-Shortly after ths
e1ecution Ct Brown, nud whilst the body WIS
being taken to the depot, great excitement was
%acoasioned in the town by the arrival Of horse.
man. Announcing that Whca.land, the late resi-.
denco Of g. y. Turner, shot at uasper,s Ferrv.
wss on FIRE. and that it was extending to the
farm buildings. Mr.. F. Turner, who was in
town, hsd LETT homo at 10 o'clock, lie said that
several Of his horses Ind died very suddenly.
and also some sheep. 1t was Supposed they
had been poisoned, md il was intended to have
their stonaaehs ana'yzed. Tho stock Of Mr.
castlesnan and lii. Meyers, in the sama neigh
borhooa, had also died rery uystefionsly.
Ike excitement WAS very great, and Col. Da-
vis had the Farquicr Cavalry in readiness to
60 ont and coquirc into the *rnth about the
fire.
BAI71noEE, Dec, Sd.-The body of Broen
arrived in special train aud will be taken on
by Mrs. Brown md friends by cxpress direct to
Albany. lis desired to aroid all public dem
onstrasion. and tic body will not be visible any,
where on the route to North Elba, y. T., where
it viii be deposited in the family 'burial ground.
Mrs. Brown speaks in the highest terms Of the
kindness extended 10 her By the authorizes Of
the State. She is Of course in great distress,
md las most fasorably Impressed all who hare
met her, rs woman Of 1inc feelings and pos.
sessed Of great affection for her husband.
MONTREAL, Dec. :.-John Brown PRAYER
mectiugs were held here yesterday and were
largely Intended. Dr. Howe, Of Boston, was
present.
, 1859-12-05

Th1o1h Tck<s. feI a!a = " pHnepM haseao r oac ID
ne.porn street Chcaxo ,he dspa loot ake Es1ess
NJ 6.ae,sI ii isssgnTer y; t aseni. ]e:5
-. - : 1,c@7 .111 CIIT
~ cAGo NAuEoAD.
h1slEh Anf'A-sos4aasA
On aud atsr SUNDAY, Nov. - 1853. two Express Isans
ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEsiriiis. v1cKsBuEa. AND
o. NEW OALANs,
eh n,g 1sst. s,;aa sa cssa.o aa ptne f
rad .sse SsT Dspes. corner = Wet Van Buren, and
tt1ns e"'is oep''' e''@ "s'@ -
iii its = m-Day Ex3.ess Sunday. exe+prsd.>
lLiap. -S!<tt Express. sA!ly (ssasdays e1esp'ea-t
s.,.. -y1he r,uI-*sA
g;onc =, r.--Ms1t ~ EInre.x
r Sleeping Csrsoa Sight Tsa.aa-E
Il Jo:es sih 10 ROE Iaasi +: l. ~ss md sso "eat
fss,e function WIZ .as % Pc Fssr'. ~ I'D oeaas
~. T. nea't'. "ae8'sA' "''4 '''~'
Il ,,ocra..ou ra TIN uuoa Central Rascaa Worth
aaises,h. 49, -'.'--''
to peas1 asa se 10 so5 5sslsenso md xapts
as Sa ri Ks, @ SsSsat sa.! .s
tI.nn mi 4 j.ssoS Il. 1t q aiI oont. on Missouri
k1 e. ID T. ss Gsa Ssa Gfa s11 NJ
ORLEANS sew ne Of s:aa4<is 70 a1o Memphis, yck.barF
~ sM, t& hal u IT.. t,,pan-. fnee No.
4s psssSosn s:1sst, orpo<s Tremons sus, chczSo Il
s I n:xs as i ose, u oa d. E
an4 w.t:fs sta,s! An, s..
pm-tsr.u: ID fu th:rtr IL hen,..
ros:s. R';*' Of Ea'7 Id tftsA4 'as " 's ny 0fheF
.1siet Accommodation
sss 7sc u cleaso Il 70 -. pEzss cheso i - .
v~ss ,..a ,..,! E;;> -; eoopElI ; Gen sast =.
, 1859-12-05

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
YoR TIE WEIR xxspfnu NOT. Se.
IAbridged from Thurstayb New York THbune,l
nExy C1If11.
unher reported Tor 1hs mazkst At Forty.
, 1859-12-05
L SSESSMENT NOTICE.

n txY c:t,&'s oaer, cs,easo. ner. :.1sa.
Public Notter y htsvhy given +, II pxtrs iz-rctt!,
sE1t th- Commissioner a2J.in:eh t.c Ctu;a Council
ef the CITY of CGa<u. tn a~c*aa the daa1sst- anI t
tIt tesuiiins 70 wRsrs Q! :t e>4se u ,4c Neil IL
-. IN Vii. ,rr. ~. LIZ .. ~ = -
from pt1e 1esotl aveiue Wrat 10 the ctr ln. e
tcIed tte1f x..esscstr std Eo1e 1h.tt,f II
office.
An7 persons Wishing to .pp*a, non. -a;5 a.ssrsecf nut
fe thar ol}ettrus In Wi fus IN my etcr t-=frs
Aonaay, the 18th eay af December t7.9 L 7oeoek r. H.
The ttusnou Council vii til: tine. ths c.-e
Eotaa. hear ali ~ Kid md rtsss aa
d. i: II. KcEisuASS, city C,ek.
, 1859-12-05

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
~ DFcIxaUA -
NEW ROUTE BETWEEN ENGLASn AND TEs
WESTERN STATES.
On and afser the st of Snyen.. rr The aent s" i5,.
esl-s Of tie d;E4LI Tst.tk I:al.ay In. viii turEnt
'sshs from Lls ti:ptuL To CHICAGO. as tbs fol.o~.
Ing very low r31ts.
Def GOODS. r~r tnN :Eea-treue1t ....-....... t.A
HtspWAEE. IN att e7a.4. ,cr -4a @s.... = -
TIN. z:Sr, STEEL and CHA!S, :. :,
CT.U Eiif, t.;t,S IL tas& s&.et. .,.l 1.at;a y--
sLIH 3% -. .,,,...,.,. -. ~ u
sr *ltI-: :nr"ira 4LL ettAhHKs, except Marse 1:.
r,Lsc ffon L]te:prt l., "tt!.e.i- arr ,atn
ln'y Il He {. IL 10: w.'d his VI Las!Es and lvi = II
sa'He ~ r. yrv,,; .rr' to tie Asus: q! Tx t;r.J
Tf.ak .aiswny. rcst sti u ta-. In order thai tn
tnnls Regulations tx coLi' W tb viii cuf .iay,
r. strlMsrs VII .a l-sw-rn LvefI III. 4ht tuFs!sIr
Nut LESS fA1l nEtx 4 Ef1.!e:&.
Pntinee c"nrr,.l Lytr". y.rr a.era II tsr-.
@pf:y, s.f further inlr. :aA..uu.tn
JAMES wAEKAGH.
" t.a1 " .ts q, AsraT. hiea, -. H.
*M
, 1859-12-05

Z i.NLE::3l: i ClilC1lGU UNION
~ c::eAr IL: IrsaS kS!1St:fni :iSi,. Eorrr.
As:is KIN ts.::$1sis .:..n.
III: .; Il r. p.ss tx s:; fscn ss'tei; 3.i
~ ll:ss: ~ O. E=r!<:e. .sstsa'. Fs*c.
pst. VIZ, ~, itn's'ts'. p.7"41F, ls:a: jant1-
;*t4,s T. T.: ;,ftS FIR. ,~l =: r::.,e ,;ass.;;
'a,ssstt' m ~ "h'' ]" y r.. n: .:::; la 'a'n.
I. IL ror.r. csa. !. 5s.t1. ss-ai, wv iy:;
ILLINOIS CENT. KI.lLKi11lD
"a an; ,t.is 3HNt YAEsAs;tMsAr ~ 20, h.s
IT,, t>,st.~.s.:; ~ k9s.t: Clty. T. Jo~r,. ra:a.
rs,5;.. ss':sEs.. Ten. t1Au'c. slnensts E*.,s;i:.
>: ~ Locs :.r t:to =, At s., M,"pA, {:
a. III: I ss ts's' <: e :?s? - " e. e.: :. s;ss: + III : X:
:-;s@st ! -. m: :C:.'aa, 10 !: II.
~. I4f Vii l< s7,n ~ .hls ,!,in 10 IEsa*X.
r1;4nsa;:; .. - cal ..uat ~ as'; ~ 9.r,p-m.
E-sss ii, s-G. ,h,r@tk to csitn. r. i: LIE LIE. AID St.
5oss "a. .
r.r -~ a..ss en74n. ,aee il. III. u1-,t'..ra, nr
;?: Il :;.s:: =; /: :. f. { 6: t.: t.:
| ,.;S: lA*K * i.; { Vt.d1. ss Sw.. r;:si::
I:sFs 'As s'ss at ~ ar; sm A::'- FAR.
;. - i-n@~n. :. ;. l.'.s; !"
i..ae. rs - s.... =,
., ta:> i, y ns< eel, Nay.
s s K s.1. n. !: - st4 e, :. g.; I'D st* tt j IL
s' ias'ss' :a Il: aTHr saptt;s'. p a;.
WS.:t'!!Sss'S, Gta. s:''s a-sn'. .s:65
{ ,uICAGO o, 10 " :. AND
- Ss%.:AsKt EA:1E"An-
nh''ry, ,:-.bs VT. f.:iu~4:
TKAaa NEaw1Es.- TRIM E4- -r"A i.
L:.y: :; 4; a. ;:a Lsv's
A1Tr't .sCssa: i:ap. a....c.s .'lte - - :: ~:
~ .... ..,.,e I'1m f..t..
:.~-r rsA,s, lie s"'*r.4 ':.tt-!t'" =,
IT,. /. ~ 81; ::,;-sr.. n ,,vts'. ,s .sm ~
d.ivsa.Gs:.:::: Ri. ' '''' :" ~ - -'''
E.Eurt-:.x ii y:ou+a Train. ior cL..xo aIdtte
IL iFars. .'l,Asta:es fas taysnfsr.n Il Ee,a.
A. 17:.ss tsrn. ~. tass- I.F i0E''Itu.
,,iI'l"r G:oss viii ,sa1et :"s TI'.a-
A-o-tt Ccs.ar :at.s witt. fer 3a-Ion s.r,hn.
Ma'S.: q ',s.r F.i: Wa:-,;y. ta' ks,t l:r,@"..:t.
RI III, E,.: stvats, l. v !. Il" l.-. i~H.i.et liz
rs;::o: >ss;sn r. - 'st-, md .'o'.e:i t:'nrt-
y th sea;ecr t4ekal. t:etar !:iver Val. ACT
lie ,honl It. eL-arsys sad expeditions be-
twr~h Ehc'k" att t.nfsai ic4a II lt!ax nuiy s miles,
r m e +, t.- Mi,-ss7F! Iye aa ,htkte d..trtiy
T!sl.s ~ ~. a.sse Wei:, .t.ret refct ckcaxn IL.
Asaeen: VT. h< a. TIT depet IN FuHeu. Ia ec<.ve
~ fur cEn;un The EoxI, ~h;Eh will te conveyed
- HAM: t:enl e. ard T:tket Artnt. tyt8v--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-02
Printing r~,sgr.ph 90 Richmond.

Printing Telegraph 60 Richmond
We are gra,Iaedto announce thsti In aoo"s
~eek from shis time the House Printing Te'es'apa
sill he 10 operation from Washington to TINS c''s'
by way Of Alexandria and Gordcusvlle ~ soop
as the necessary arrangements can be maze ''e
f,noas Hughes instrument Will be employed 90
this line instead Of the House: bat II viii oe toe
Hughes patent improved by the sdoption OF come
II the very best features Of the House Printing
Telegraph. Roth Of the patents now oe'ons'he
TO the samo company, this blending OF the two
|, thus accomplished.
The Printing Telegraph has not heretofore been
extended south OF Warrington or the Ohio River
TIA introduction here we hope will facilitate Teie
yranbic communication. aud what Is more impcr-
TINT give life and vigor TO competition In te'e
graphing, that will he highly beneficial, to the
public aud the press. The event is therefore very
gratifying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-02
err names have been obtained.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

aEGs4h OT tlib II VI
New YORK, March 1.-The steamship City OF
Baltimore, from Liverpool on the 10th ult, arrived
here last night.
The Europa arrived NJ Liverpool on the 14.h.
The .Jura, which left Liverpool simultaneously
with tbs Canada, and anchored in the Mersey for
the night, owing TO fog was rE0 into by Dublin
steamer and her fgurehead aud cutwater cut of.
She had to he locked tor repairs. Her cargo was
not damaged.
The continental war question is generally in
abOu. the same position. Rumors of a crisis cen.
tuued, but JAILED to excite serious fears OF col
lisiou.
The English House OF Lords debated the Right
of Search question. Lord Malmesbury said a code
of instructions for the suppression of the slave
trade lad been agreed TO by England and France
and submitted to the United States
NJ Dsrae'i had promised to Introduce Reform
Bill on the 2Sth of February.
1t is also announced that the Government will
not give al unconditional guarantee 10 an At.
lantic or any other telegraph line.
Lord SteDoy's India Finance Statement showed
the cost and losses by the mutiny to be f2l, COOS
GOO. Another loan will be required for India OF
81 .000 coo.
The naval estimates Of Great Britain are in-
creased only about FL 100000.
The war rumors continue, but are getting less
plentiful.
The Paris Bourse had been comparatively steady,
but on the 10Th declaed 3 under the disquioting
rumOrs.
1t was reported that in event OF 4 war, Napo,
leon ia preparing to take the field in person.
The French budget shows an increased oxperdi-
ture Of 29000000 francs. and au estimated in~
crease in the revenue of 43 100000 francs.
An official article in tbs Vienna papers say tina:
Austria is quite willing TO take basis for d.
piomatic discussion on the Italian question, what
ever may be agreed upon by the Western Powers.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 10 -1Otton-3alps for three days
ot 32,Ve bales The mar ket opened bu2 ysnt at an
advance of l-lt@s and closed quiet Quotatio b.
ing barely maintained in consequence of the EURO
ma American news. Orleans middiing Il; Upiands
| do GA.
| Richardson, Spence & Co report Flour dull and
nominally unchanged. Flour in sacks declined q
per GENITAL. Wheat closet very duii-prces easier
| bat uuchaneec: Southern white l0s9l0s Cd Per
| GENITAL. Corn quiet and steady mixed and yellow
| 81 l0G@6s 81. y hite - l1@7s A..
| Fr5vis OPS steady Lard dull ard firm o. 6Gs -
Ro5in steady at lnl spirts IUrpeutine firm az
| 40l3 10 arrive Rice quiet.
luEs0Is sj5EGl953s.
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The L adtcs' Fair.

We desire to call especial attention to the re-
markabiy beautiful exhibition which the ladies' OF
che Monumental Church are now presenting at the
Mechanics Institute. Among many like display
OF female industry and taste in this city, the pres.
ent stands conspicuous. 1t is we'll worthy a visit
II only to see the new aud charming forms ia
which the inventive genius aad delicate ha nd o
woman can produce objects of ornament aud o.
use Besides the splendid array of beautiful and
valuable things, there is variety Of daintes
which appeal meltipgly to the palate, aud co
vince the visitor that the ways of benevolence ar,
ways Of pleasan.ness. The object is one that ad
dresses itself to the heart Of every true son o
Richmond, and we hope the friends of the vonera
bic Monumental Church will illustrate their
attachment by responding en- D.asse TO this grace
full and generous appeal of the ladies.
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DIED..

On saturday morning. Feb sGth, of consumption.
Mr. 3 BURNETT, in the sd year Of his age. Hs
leaves affectopate wife aud devoted children be-
sides large circle If acquaintance to mourn his
loss Peace be 10 his remains until the 1--we trump
shall summon him 70 an inheritance In the skies
he IL rot dead. but slee?eth."
On the lst II Narcb, at Ia o'c,ock 10 the m I'm.
ing. of cnntumptior af er an illness OF four weeks,
Mrs ELIZA A MATTHEWS. consort OF aecrge q
Matthews, I'm the 33tb year Of her age.
Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited
20 attend her fneral from the silence ri Der hui.
band, on Cary street, between Adams and Foushee
to-day. ut IL o'clock, without farther notice.
Thou art happy happy now,
With thy glory beeming brow,
With the bleed washed saints on high,
Far beyond tbs starry sky
hest IN peace.
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STEAMER GONE TO PIECES.
New YORK, Feb. 2S-Recant reports say that
tie steamer Black Warrior has gone to pieces.
MARKETS..
New TcEE, March Got ton activea and unchsug.
ed. Hour buo: aDt-staic advanced &c. VI heat nc
tive with general advance of !(02 cts. Corn az
ti7e-Souhern produce unChsnEed.
BALTIM' RE March Flour iiJm at Sc. Wheat
frn-white 81. i0@J-75; red 81 40. C.rG tn oyant--
white T6 yellow ~
CHARLESTON, Feb. Is -Cotton-9ales Of 3 100 bales
on saturdty; the previous advance in prices was
maintainsd.
SAVANNAH Fob. 28-Cotton quiet bnt steady; GO
bales sold
NJ, BILE Feb. % fridays Market.-saies of 20n
bales at los tor mi3olinas SGles Of the week, II :
coo bales receipts - coo baes against o. SEQ taes
received The Trcsi ondiDg week last Year. Re
ceipts tins far ahead Of last 93 500. Stock in port
1873 600.
saturdays Ma: ket-Ssles Of COO bales at l07 20
lie. There is IS better feeling in the market.
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sss- CONF TO 227 Main street, and
seq CH1LLs AND FEvgp, CHrLLs AMI

FgvEa One Of the greatest remedies thst hss ever
been laid before the public for Fever and que AMI
which have received the highest ereomiums from
the press and the people is DIR J H0STETTER't
Celebrated RITTFRs. Who would eudure the
fortunes arising ON this terrible disease when il
can be 80 easily cures? Who would endure sleep
less nights turning fevers and lev chs alternate
II. when remedy can Re obtained for mere triney
nd yet how.msny families finger out pain ful ex-
istepce under this deadly blight, and do nothing
but quip down quur O. until it becomes as common
as their daily meals aud vet they not relic ef
None but the foolish ard weak would hesits t. to
procure these valuable BtteTs and save themselves
intense agony.
sold by druggists end dealers generally every
who're
e. See sdvertis ment in another column.
IA
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CITIZENS MEETING.

very large and intelligent meeting Of citi-
zeus was held at the African Church last night,
the object being to get an expression Of opinion
on the late tax bill adopted by the City Council.
MrG. ". Grester spoke in opposition to the
bill and in favor of the ad calorsm system q
taxation.
A committee Of seven was appointed to prepare
resolutions, eud while the members were prepa'
riog report, Messrs. Randolph and Grattau de
llAe red addresses III favor Of the Council bill, and
10 explanation of tie various features.
The committee then reported q series OF reso'u
,ions, which we're put TO vote and lost, and at II
o'clock the meeting adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHISGToN, March l.-fcnGts-The Senate was
engaged until recess, with the Postal Appropriation
bill.
House.-The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill
was passed.
The Ocean mail service bill was tabled by II ma
joriiy.
The Army bill was then taken up.
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THEATRE BURNT. &c

Urea, n. Y March lon Sunday morning the
theatre in this city destroyed by f1e. The
theatre cost eighteen Thousand dollars aud was in
cured for Fl We thousand dollars. l. was owned by
Mr.. Roth OF Troy.
Sir Charles S Wilson is the Democratic ncni-
nee Jr Mayor 10 this city.
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ETY. DR. NIxaooK's INDIAN PANAcEa,

For the certain cure of Rheumatic NJ uralgi3 al,
Nervous Com piai4t5.