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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07

SuppxN DnAfH.-At class meeting In Orange
county, &c, on the 18th nlt, DR.. I'D. Speed,
native Of yueinia closed his address the neces.
city Of preparation for death, With the words,
"Bretsrea am ready aosc." In . few moments
he was taken III and upon being carried to his re-
sidence died. He Was much esteemed for his benev-
olence and other sterling qualities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07

RLACk STILLS Opening this morn
- ing lot Of Black Silks, from New YORK =, >.
cents and 81 great bargain. -
my 7-4t a uDI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07

Nor DKAp.--A report Of the death OF Pr"'es'o.
Gessuer Harrison, Of the University 81 Vs. ""'
cen published BY some of the paper IT'S ,aeo'-
rect, az We learn from telegraphic d'spso' re.
ceyed from Charlottesville, Va at late no"' 's''
light, which says:
arhere Il no foundation f'r such reported
A>Athy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07
~ POYHRs'

~ POWERS
GALLERY RoR
GENUINE
PEARL
AMBRoTIPRs,
50 CENTS TO 50 DOLLARS.
POWERS is the on y Artist in the city capable OF
tak 10 ikenesses of children Goo taken In the last
four days) ~
~ Powers makes the best Photographic. Nine
years in this city has given POWERS the lead Of all
ISL Main STREET
~ Beware CT the Horse man. my 6-3ts
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS
REPORTED FOR THE "DisPATUH

PER MAGNETIC TELEaRAPH LINES,
oTrics-No. 139 Eagle Square, Main st. J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07

- OPPOSITION MEETING The vi
LA GLANCE Committee Of District No 3. wi
meet at Z 3 Jones', on SATURDAY evening. at ~
o'clock. As business of interest will be before th
meeting, every tmber is It qIested TO be present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07

On motion, the pastor and one deacon Of each
Baptist Church in Richmond, were appointed
committee On religious exercises. 1t 10 the duty
Of this committee to designate the places and
time of holding religious worship during the
meeting OF the Convention.
On motion, the Convention adjourned to meet
again at O'Clock Nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07
NOPP'S PISTOL GALLERY,
u Il -,

RICHMOND, VA.
Open again during the day and evening, for In
struction and the practice Of Pistoi Shooting
Gentlemen invited to call. No charge for in.
structiou. Eight shots for &c.
Ha-Tbe Pistols superior.
WI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07

7.I BLA(K AND WHITE BERAGES
for making shawls and busters. for sale
low by GEO BAGBY,
my7-2 al Main st.aat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07

LA Ia.fI .ME ID. 80 tierces prime Western
my7 sh1 nee For sale BY
MASslE / PLkIsAHTs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07

SATUKDAY EVENING", May IN, Is59
viii be presented Q thrilling Drsma entitled m.
ROBBERS WIFE, Oh THE C0INER's CAVE
Rose Redland. Mrs W O GL.DsTASE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07

Fifth appearance Of the nishly secomplishsd Ar.
tiste, "
Mrs W aLApDTAHE.
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: Water Cooiers-Wster Cooleis.-rney ar. different
o ,b. o.-hrsd and popular ioe rltb-rs aud design
principally oces and counting ooIi aud although 1T b.
handy have house, yet from their chiios effect
be rated family jars" For sale rta by
LUClU> HART Ms. ! srd Burning slip.
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Mem pnpllrdIlDns
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CATHARINE THE SECOND,
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By S.MUtL NJ. SMUCgES 4 NJ.
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ARTiculturnI Dstruc,iOn.-A vacancy s;1 IN
Js Eay peaiio.s VIII secnIe attention The THEORY
ano PRACTICE Of A0klCULrURE TAUGHT, tJgctner VITA
MECHANICS, &c. LOcnlnn heslthy and oedutu Address
HENRY c. VAIL Sing slug N Y.
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CTATlONERS' WAREHOUSE,
~ No Al jOHN-ST, NEWYORk
fAs undermined, late Of the srus Of ANES hERkiCk,
BARNES RHoADS, have mru-d copartner.hip fof COP
uluiua the
rpder the Ran and hrm II
AMES & BARNES,
REMOVED To No. al JOHN-ST.
W .A.l, ,.,.,!l.se tse IMPORTATION Il fUREiGN STA
aIOSERi In s2i eetis ogrn-ct:on he cti 60
tAbish+.d II aessrs THOMAS RdoApS SoSs i1n'
- ,l.l be cor. instantly supri-c VIII ,srir
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Nex.Yoyk MAY, ls5s JotiS u oAnlsco
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f-,,, the oen of the learned and able Archbishop
there il, Of course no evidence; out the intrinsic
character Of the views advanced I" viii ~ the
Elaborate ard careful manner OF their expression
must incline every reader to the belief that they
r ;0bt uitbou. injustice. be attributed TO the most
.ni,ent member Of the Cashclic hierarchy in this
country The spirit Of this article Is ore Of friend
chip toward Ausir'' and Of deep hostility toward
Loai. Napoleon, C.vour, Victor Emanuel aud Gar
;h,ld;. and the writer concludes with the coDhieot
declaration of his filth that in the end the cause
~ o,nseryatism viii triumph. and the disturbed.
and revoutioni.ts will gather ollJ defea! and chs.-
t.,emeut from the war.
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or kept swinders and .r,itors in place; have a.
way, psid our debts upon presentatioh Of the bin;

| or kept swindIers and trsitors IN place; have a
ways paid our debts upon presentatoh OF the blls:
bsse never oppressed the weak or beshmsd TN
string ~ith sdulrhon; hsve never been arroyo,
vher srror- ace was safe, sndb criogiog aha
TO cringe was prudent no! When the gut.
roar, and the bells rag. aid We sood up our I'd
INJURIOUS Incense to Heaver. no recollection Of TO-
6d,lit, to great trusts, 10 memory Of meao legi.
la,ion. no shame and TO remorse will disturb q,
Tbs State is King, snd the State esq do no wroni
We charge AL pregnant and psrturient orator
especsll, upon this point. We beseech them
their love for the land which bore them. to
bright colors ard big brushes, and to pMnt 50 Inc
,hlck. Surety the year has furnished food enough
for unlimited complscehcy and pleasing reflection
No Senator has been half murdered IN the Cipte
Nobo., has been fool enough TO sttemPt to stcd
very large sums from the public Treasury. We ha"
cor ouered our own misguided fellow citizens
Utah and that with only sik-hoars' stoct
of gunpowcer, We have very nearly suSs'
gated Paraguay. A kind Providence MAE
ful of the advantages Of affection mas gn
ciously preserved TO Us our beloved ffea-
dent And yet We would not advise too rigid "
adherence TO details II will BE- pleasant to spoL
of our Federal Union as al arch, the keystonea
which is hberty-ss a golden tie-as a silver link
a. the blessed bond of brotherhood-as the ss'e
guard of our freedom-ss anything expressive Off
Sian csc conraternlty of life. ,ope, heart and aim
Who will be- guilty of spoirg the sweet influences
of the Jay by the slightest ausion to the rcter,sed
assurances Of our Southern brethren that they pant
fer a dissolution of the consecmtcd copsrtncrsbP'
That they are weary of the North, Of lts pety Sad
lis philanthropy. of iis intelligence AID ts enter
prise, Of It's social equality and its ielit, to imma
table political truths Who viii venture to speak.
as every man should spesk, or keep silence forever,
of the disgusting nonchalsnce with which knases
propose to fools the reopening Of the slase-trade'
No, We must have peace We must pay say
price for peace SO prepare the tTopes AMI meta
ph, rs ye orators To borrow the advice Cicero.
We bid YOU be vehement as a sea.storal, loud ~
roaring river, and fiery as thunderbclt Let
" the swirl waves Of yOar eloquence carry all BE-
" fore them Go in and win
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A CRY FOR BREATH.

We are glad to know that We are going to have
at last q freproOf theater in this city. One
scarcely ever finds ones self in a crowded play
house without the idsa intruding itself upon the
mind Of the inevitable horrors of fire, or even Of
q false alarm. Not that iheater may not be az fit
place to die in ss any other, and chariot of fire
as good as any conveyance to the other world; but
still, the lingering prejudices Of education might
make one feel st the moment just little Ike fool
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The Republican State Convention Of Iowa, held
on the 22d inst, nominated Mr. S. j. Kirkwood
for Governor. The resolutions adopted condemn
Gen Cass's naturalization letter, the two years
amendment to the Massachusetts Constitution, and
the ssys-trsde
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We give place on another page to an article on
the war which We find in The Metropolitan Record,
the new Catholic organ lately established in this
city and published with the special appreciation of
Archbishop Hughes. That the article proceeds
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Netp2lurk daily Tribn're
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1859.
tn CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can he Of Anonymous Communicaona ns
ever l. intended for in rtiOn must be ateo p e
s, nd sdSr. - of the necessarily for publics
tion but IS guaranty fol his good faith
W. cannot undertake return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
letters for TRBUss Ofcs should IN Al cases De
sddressed to HORACE GKEsLkY 90.
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The Personal Liberty bill which had been intro
duced into the New-Hsmpshire House of Repre-
sentstyes wss indefinitely postponed BY very
large msoriiy yesterday, for what reason does not
clearly appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

The resolution to put up Free IIydrants, was
adopted by the Councimen last night, with but
one dissenting voice. Ii now goes TO the Board
Of Aldermen.
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We have trustworthy sdvices TO the effect that
there is promise Of excellent crops in Europe; aud
that in spite of the war, there viii be no unusual
demand for American breadstuffs in that part OF
the world
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The mails for Europe via southampton and
Hayre, by the United States steamer Fulton. viii
close to-day at 10! o'clock a. III.
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ciel important Will notice them for the benefit of readen
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The annual Commencement Of Trinity Coies'
Hartford, Conn, occurs on Thursday neit, June ~
The annual meeting Of the House OF Convoca''"
will take place on "Wednesday.
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I.ansion AgenCI.

Messr. S,nrsoS Low sosS Co, No II Ludfae HIl Lon
dor, are authorized subscriptions to IHt TkSVNh
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W B ZrrBrs Co, Pml.pKLrHI. have The Tsrsrsr
f,-s
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OMIT NOT TO SCR, WHILE VOC MAY Do ." o'
DAYLiGBr. the Two Great "A f,,e,oyr At
No BrosAwpy
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PprsrRyg Thy BEAUTY.

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W. W. y seart, youth, and al '~es'' leave h'',
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AID I'D fok, 10y ,asre 81 nc pains
Ike i,rh Il 1--we ~ a4ed veins
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g., tine a d ur- will work that wreck.
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Gcta FoUR MIsUTE FEELzEs quick,
Ara olcE CREAs fr.yer stck;
Throw pastry r. tae deg, Be sure,
Then b..u;y will TO thrc in1r-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

UNITED STATES TRgAsURY.-Treasurers veesv
statement by rsturns received TO Monday, June ~
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CrRrIss Cur roR BALpSEss.-Thi, remsty

CtkTssCukk FOR BALDSEsS.-This remedy
= sAsbn contains OIL i-sd saPauI It su,a tested N
Bston ProsdeIoe AID tbe Eastern stes NJ Gears Pro
pristos Providence. r. SID BY v NJ Guion ~ Bovrry
winh John Joo,s IL Hoas,on HevYork Ma Hsy.
O. r. Mise and Reynolds Co. Brookyn. Serew Jsr,-y
Cny W. T. Mercer. N~wATt. BAsNys L Pas
koa Is AID Is PGkrVv, Gcaesl Agents, and e. Drxs,..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-11

The EASTERN MAILs.-To test the differ
ence in the two mail routes from New York
to this city. one coming by way of Richmond
and the other by way of Louisville, our
worthy postmaster. Gen. ANDERSON, had a
mailbag started from New York on each
route at the same time, 6 A. NJ. on Tuesday
morning last, and the mail matter by the
Louisville route arrived last evening at
O'Clock, being just So hours out, while by the
Richmond route it arrived by the ll;50 P.
NJ. train of last night, and therefore the
mail could not, of course, be of any use to
our business men or citizens till this morn
ing. We learn il is the intention of our post
master TO have the Eastern mail, in short
time, come by the Northern route, which
will not only be great accommodation to
our business men, but it will give our news
papers twenty-four hours advantage in mat
ter over the present arrangement.