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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

4 LASNuAl AND M "A III r M L
- SCHOOL, CORNER OF CLAY AND 9rH STREFrs.
This School opens LIST October.
TERMS tPAyABLE sEMI-ANNuALLY IN ADVANCED
Primary Department. ................. AM m
Usual English Branches. Observation-Disclosures 40 az
Higher English, with Latin. ...... 5OOO
French. ............. S 2000
For further particulars, inquire Of me- sther Dor.
al SIM ROGER MARTIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Sale conducted by JAS. IL. TAYLOR Soy, Auc-
tioneers. au IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23
JACKSON r. CHILDREY,
MILES G. EGGLEST0N,
IauN A. utITGuEg0N

ExThACT OF IGNATIA AMARA. and the
- Pills made with the extract, now much used in
nertons diseA49a, are prepared and FOR sale b. IS
LAIDlEY 4 ROBINSCN Che.I.isis 81 d
Druskisfs. New Store. 4th and Frank i sire sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-23

A00 H1L9. A. 9: Ehcfman's Rye Whiskey; 100
EOU f,bas. John Hibson'a Mountain RTE Whis-
key, very nne; ~ Dlis. pure white Apple brandy,
foi peaches ~ easks kne Old Port Wins; for sale
W JONES' & CO.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
Vermischte Anzeigen.

Ntetnsn @fih"itsreuncen piS crgsbcne N~m,siac. pus
ib Npm |. Ncpemter ab Baltimore Qooer 81; . y
a S. pr Sarrcl ODER 50 per 6la (8uB nttt o~crebuet,
ms 3aue 9eticiert ]pcrtIuft Die Sunlttlt Ccs Mrs
i0brtgcn gStntcr- Sjeres II. mic pol N,nucrn Yerfibrrt
MIN, auS93ettnet, uno lprtbt Ter trpcutcnpr 9tIas
bier lomobl ME III pCn Shmeteetdrtcu gp,fclt pc.
tFretur VpnbturA, GbarlrttesuD lie, Stauntpn II ( ny
btnIan9lth fur pe @lIts peS Sccscr'Iteu gaaerbierS.
so rr'nHoe MIR lsrnsr Grocery Seiiscr uuf metu
Sa'rhofe cream Ntf outnertam III maiden, pIs in
Gudlit1t teinrr Ger bier ern1rfibrten Scrtrn nod,I,eht
uno tets Frth III bIten lit. Vreis per Barrel IS. boI.
Der Barrel 81 anO Se9 $40 (5aB MIDI inteart1cu)
frci ms 6aue. "/
gesue uno pron'pte Srcienuua ,pNfernc, tittet um
g~cnSi9tcn ,3uipruh ~. gSeiIknhrr
N9'nt fir Sacrb Secacr'S Sortc.
~SH9erbicr unp =. Dauoelrt's Soltr.
Sream Nlc.
Is. Str, ipudcu Wtoin II. G1rs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
g8~intcrmuccn pon 6Gtcn unp @fsen.

9&intCrmUccn son Sutcn unp Ytueen.
Iem llnttrSeidntten 9%erttdnt IS 'Gmi 8ar9nlgen, Ieincn
g%yytuncer uno rrm @utltum itin Eager ron &crbltr unS
98inttrr SSnOrtn mYetltn III tonncn, oas aus ben moeero-
ten @tpit5lin, Silt, Sin Wno Siebcrbiien tur @errin NIB
Rnoben, icmte aus Strcb, gesbene, @aaamo unt 9aimbIait
6itcn, unp Sancp Mubeu uno Mtnner~outer ,t. 1e. 5sitG9i,
ptldhe Nrtifel CT seaen baar aueerit biht8 ecrtaEft.
SUtt weyrcn nab Srrl%riIt an8sttrti9t.
Gerielbe bittet, lcinen Strre DO. ISL Sro1eir. 3~ubtIIttp
uni Gin 4aarenloscr 81 %bcjdti0tn. Gee. Y. Sett9. @Bt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
sc 0fcn! &chGFeuI

SeTcn icrcr Sprte, iuetelpurtre ater Gct6fen, or
bieitcn lccbcn uno rsrtaufcu ousnabmsmeile biuia
@ebruoer OptBbauer
StrarfraBc, iriltcn rcr &. uno I,
E37" eide N,ten Ntrhwaaren Ino fcrnrr poieIht ~
baben rnp mcrren in pcr ~tir1citen Belt auf Seitcuuno
nnNrfcrtiAt. 9icpGruturen uno ~Nuiltcucn pcn Srfer
rerrrn puuttlihNt uno brQtgit aue9efuprt uro tcIcrat,
NtntIhe nuSAGsihuetc NtelIer uuo @ntcln inn
g~lcifial6 ;u habcn lei G'etr. 6pfsb,rrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12

De plriicr Oameu batcn lb bic Grjup
I tae ntbt mar in en- &rpf 9eicet, lie ieecu iii
'''i'IS' an@ au rrm &prf. Da ndmjtt ri,
A'tlur e'Te,'a itor 8rrBe umfln9c annmmt unr
lie 0ri'ige ib 81 f3rmI,cbeu Nrhjttficn atetjl-
ern, 10 n're uar n:eritiBunB ibrer 8autcu Elm
'''tn'' o5ii,U, alUtItb ctnem NubncrItur,, gtcit=
lam e'ne Gr'"oiinc IN !Glcineu, aui Gcu &ppf bc-
T'itt9t. 0a7 ncu cutitcbcure Y0yis Dat oJlc nitt
nur oHT wttcrc Sumner. ~iunpern cub arf bGbcr,
GDurjttd, &ecaht III ucbmcn.
NNs roV 9arOcr lln8ctbum nMpct' ni&t md,
Gac NctGren wirr!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12

SHie mir Yernebmcn, IcG 8rau Bird
Yfetfcr 9%eioGncn icin, Die Ntcrtara. Nnaeleacre
ttt in ibrc nanp III ncDmcn. sic wirp cen
Gtof etnas bcihuetpcn unp pas paraue
tntitt9cnpe SraUcrlpicl NIprtara 2ctcu taufcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
9rjiiHcpt Or n2rccn 9rouerti.'
@elh1its SrGfuung.
Sphu Scroiu

jlt rem tclfdcn gull tum an, ran or cwe ecutIhe Gree,
tt.f0aollng IN Der 2'rroc., ,ptihcn Ger Gen unr 7cr
5tr5fc crcnnet hat. Surn-erS cntrfchIt r iCiae tcutlhcn
wtritC. 3rrgiidcn, 8irIdNcn, Htrrcn (@ueclu) &c , Snuertraui =,
lrfuc tru0ucilh, Syringe, Sptflb (rrden unc ~g.rdIcrt)
SIroCHcn III .Sa,i i.
9l9lrrcr. %oUdb-. 8aus unb Stnupitnbdt (2cbbcd).
gNc @cpIr;c. See. irpte rc soften Wrrcern, Nrtit'.
GGrN 9utcn @tut0uf int culclb; III Den St0pc ocicet, bic
cttntt. 9pbn Strbi0
ncbrn q. Sh1b's 6ctcl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
Duntts.

Srtann'iih III man jcbtim ScsriTc 6rauf
re- = nit GeuiitlHnp purA bic Grbauuns elmer
. life iiter Den JIbcin tei &cbl 3u aniiren. Der
. rltncr &tarperaoatlA brin9t rari6cr Iplscnoen
Fr 'iihen Gr9u6:
SD mci6 ni&t, mas es lpa t~crcuten,
NnB ids 70 trauyis bin!
Gin yJthtintuno" aus altcn 3citrr,
@eBt mir njNt aus bent Sinn.
Die 2uIt 1T fii6G unb es buutclt,
lnp rubi9 fIicBt Der 8bcin;
llnp cine Stimme Die muuftlt:
Na lNB man crit Die Bride rritcr frrtia
ic,u!
Sin Era &ebler,
an Der 0rcn;e = pcs Sabrcs 1858.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
Vermischte Anzergen.

9Sir ~Crludbeu re Nerreu 9Sirtbr, nelhe non
g'sr.m bttanutcn 21pcn. @icy III t0bcu miu'd,cn, unS ibre
,tftCl0c ~0tfSlilit Direct prtr burdb uucru 3%tct'crNCu, Germ
Hor Rpttenbeim, ein;uitnocn, inccn Gle 80. .. Sd
cmrn Il. Gpmr. ~aufgcb0rt tatcn, unlcrc Nsenten Su Gir.
2fCn YcTt, 6. 90nuor 1889.
GIbert SpecerS,
NrliiNcnt Or ,,yNlNcn -Slrauerti."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12

9or}eHa't=, stein uup 0jla5pnaren=0eihSft
Gem 9oA-eu reusIhen Qutlilum "A f.nb. BAH an brr sd,
Ger Sla10 Uno Sriisn StgaBe Gin enprrc5 2a0cr pon au,rs
RaNc ~s0T I! rt p1uSipulhitoft ctotttt IT, wrtE,5 raS
enforcement gHIai;t WlsS, Steia- UNI Qgycguons3 1aorrn.
4iNtr uNo @0toH, EpTI oltr &rt, NaTtc. mo EbcsEaag
Res, So.121u rca Sim, &'lcu. britannia mn iIsirgaHigrc,
@aIteltiIcr, SpJrTcl m0 SpieaajGllitr autr NjrCF,u.
S<0Hh-, &letnr T., GNu- Wab Sarauh5uglgu, ann o!rrG2nb
lE'5' <cNHIei uno SpltiiCuG 3r. &c. 2SucuYrt6uftr nuoen
: HsLt.Sl2"it Facen, BET UR9 cvt scg;lip~GIrn, "a mn I'M
S'"AFt ii"e. ipllsH m,eaabrepeilt biai9 Yertauitn ;u t6nncn.
S@aop u. Comp, Ode bsy 3. II. &rca6ir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
8ilbrim GattIer II. Gomp..
LIZ Mninitrant

trpltreIt '%eintn1tNre in alien Scritn OF unO 9Sahtrfarbc,. mirrr
yirntlltn Il. J. ID, tbenlp ]NCntrsl0S IN itCCr G5rrRe INN SuoIit;
sur Nun'tnaltr uu6 yicbb0bcr van 0Ilcrti une 3eihncn zine oin5
Auepali Der bcitcu 3}0ttridlicn. S'''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
o. II. CHALkLEY.

0. II. CHALkLEY,
p11plrr pen EcNrr uno Shub-8mCn9s, Smpcrtcur
Ncn franlGitlhrm &Ol6lerer,
~ Str, 'ptlheIi Niatt II. Garp, ~9itmcno. Nac
Gcutl& II S&urnatuu muo rtS v~oQtinci1t affprt rte y,,r
WI! gc>Ir aItf Sri bytcnS "mpfcg!cn. 0ictbru Tnosn baicltit W.
}tir 0NtH III l0TCm WGlE1It noiHiac @crttuQ, bic T. q. TincilsS
g,VFN &c, oWE Scrtti upNt0 Il. I. 10 Ou5 cn Sattlcru mn
SliMonCtra 9ttr1uht wrrccncc ytrcr in aIcihfau5 Yooratfio.
gus o'9e %Tilta wtrHen 85m &o0r oocr quite Ncgicrc tiato
g~rtGIft. IN Nv
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
Vermi>chte An2eIgen.

Ncntihc SGacrzGcmpe0nic.
Die ~GFttlljtotr myrNtn oarduf ]Gufmcraam a~crsati, SoF
iteEa &oii'rlt1l. %t;roS = llbr, @rerctr- lfbUHgcn tn rcr
lriccica @Il CNiNrtbou) i%tattTuoen.
Is ~3G9cmc9cr, rrS. Scr1.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12

Sttts an 60nN ale &rtcn rr 5ancv. @anoics, 6runtcr
taoc, 9rnbone ,.
Gttnlp GIN 0uSScpibtcS 2ae,r Won Tran;6ltIhcn VI
RanlIlen, Surltcn. Srcl unc GIl,nteries Satcn, Secretion
Nellerrdortn, 9prtmCnn0ies, Iurtlicriddrn, iclnc Norbe,
WY - uHptits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gnolth etne &uep0hl pou 9iOdl.,u unb S0baf jcccr g
ppn better Sualitdt.
@rt Spc8cl unp Sptcsc!9tGicr no Won iccer Sprte III
uno
w. Mtuijf~ SuItr .ntentc. -ssa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12
Gcmficbe 2lnnfE1rGe.

~ EtT%DG "a NUlDNGC.
6Uf zen mn rf nCnCn hrli1cu ydNcSlrurcn II ,citIih a..
lNtntten 5uprut tcritdN c0nrnc,u cmprhlc ih mth auS f;rnerbir
Ntt'm 9rNe9t'n SSNb.pettl. tnctm th III NlclGnCr Belt ;ur Nernt.
aF et'n&t'. nap tN nEFit UIlh.n GrC9ucn Uno yhNinmCntsn. chen
THGt: 9"HvlleI, " ian, Fcnt unc 9robt @tritc, Saoc, GirieSl
itNi, N~NIt:IruEc, ~YaittcCn SCrttn Nurtln, ciuuttc Gihryi,n
y tll'F 1roEhr-N@lt, Gootoi&ot, 4fGcdrui, Salatgl in 0rgFcu ms
IsntA S'dlNtn. 3numi, sanTn mt 3ytoFcntn, ncbit allen onorn
NTrurien, Snrd.une M, fumtrWu, ScjfNn y. q. welhe &rf;fII
y. s. Sii@cr, Olaf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-12

gSN user elm Autcs Sjlp batru Mil, ocbe nott
Ger Truperen 9Sbttburitlhen gaucric, Nc. Il NRojntrGFc, mc 9Ge
MANI ia mo, & Der g |sreeE iStrN. @atlen ferl9r @trcr az. q,
SI9'n'einc @nGttnRvn8 ltucCn. Scr0ttct leiuc Qbrlr1Jarts Sim.
errt'grS, Gro9en Acvic, @Fclonc0irr,5, @ancrrgce. Nuaccly0rbo
UHo 9~po!c5ropbS ouf SclrcnruN, ycoc unN Wc0uviur.tl, UNI
1IW Ger PtuIlIc &eiudTr In'r @autrle wro ~ccrlcten itnc Mn
crtclnung 9CmB niht ]YCriGlCu.
9N,ribrt werNtn ou1 ott 00sucrectgpe ucu unb III jcrcr Belle
bilen CicGt 0b9cncmm IL.
Sticcr mercrn Yru 81 GiS. an an9cfuH0. Nbctcaraps'cn Ycr
; : en- SAPtF Mtreth Hei itt5tn nm SctGcnl5cIn OUgefcrtjlt.
o"'J 9N0tlCn II. Spbnr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

Z THAT''FiES ASMalLAToR.D y Yesterday morn
Ing MrsJ o. Brown, the popular auctIoneer who
has just moved Into his new qaarler 10 PArsSn's,
Block, was oytthauiHg some rubbish which bad
Accumulated in ope corner Of The store. and came
across some Of Barnum's "Firs Annlhilator,n
which made quite stir few years ago. H. was
in the form Of a black powder, and friend BreNn
thought he would try the thing any way, and
guessed Il would not anpihiiaie his fire. 80 In II
went into the stove with other traps and calami-
ties, The next instant there was an "insurree-
top, and an uprising Of ths masses in that stove,
and the YirgnianS wers not more scared Of the
rumors OF Gov ohase's army Of foseaets. than
we're the inmates OF the store as the broken and
disOrdered ftagmenia Of a once elegant stove heW
around the room. crowd rushed In 20 see tho
cause Of the rzplosiOo, aud the room Yves uotirrs
ioll Of smoke thaa Of anxious nqurefs., 'Fhs
matter Was planned, and the hastily contemplated
fOrays by Idle boys upon The fancy goods 10 O
FIRE, were nipped in the bud Brown don't believe
10 ire snnihlatofs. -tll1tf Gar ADH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

APPOINTMENT OF RReEIyER ,--la the B..s
Circuit Court on Wednesday, Charles Moran and
Lewis A. Van Hoffman. Of New York. hled a Bill
in chspcery, against the Pittsburgb Port Wayne
and Chicago Ralircad Company, asking tht ab-'
pointment Of a Receiver. Judge Wpsot granted
the prayer Of tae petitionerss and appointed ,Jor
seph X Edgarton, ol Pttisbargh, Receiver. -AttyA
for dppHeants- NessFs sAnbuTy, Hocklag, Huntsfi
and Rahhey. Bsekus a Noble s-ss,.s
! Mr. Edgat0n y rsqqlEsd to give bonds In eT5,-
OQQ- D Hs a. by the oIdT Of the Court tO, take
possession Of all the property Of the Pittsbprgb,
Fort Wayne and lOblcag0 Il. r. Co to opefats TIE
whole line Of the road from Pittsburgh I'd ChicagOi
to keep AseOuois Of The receipts aad disburse.
menls, 70 employ OF discharge all -ofioers, engi
nesrs and oiheE employees at his discretion. skeeb
those OslcSts neoesary Iorfh6 leorporate 0rgabi
Eauon; 10 make monthly reports 10 She company
Of the eerplBgs and fDaDeesi % deposit Weekly
10 safe bqnks ths line Of the road Rpd az olei
% the surplus receipts reach S5oooo to deposit ii
\ bank Of und0nbted eredll IN New York city 90,
90 give bond for tue lalthful exeeuton Of his trus
10 John Ferguson, Of New York, IS bayee--ih
4 bend 70 be sppr6Veaby fh6iCsurt. ,a,gl7
TIE Receiver appeared m Court yesttrdA
kmOfpipg and flgAiAsd his acceptance df the tsui
and gave the required boDds giving Jntge .HanBi
OF Fort Wayne, n biS ssenrIty. Thk bond "
: approved cad Abe oath taken by The receiver
: Ah AlatS q Reesivsf was azed at sq,qOO pl
lannum. s. r-'-.flq ii- ..a sisas Z,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09
RRnn MAsntNGroNII
y NNWlTH " y = = + = 7 Y ~ y n
WAsHINaTnN. Dec \.

W AohlN0ToNt lltc
The National Executive Democratic Com
mittee met this evening at Wizards Hotel =
All the States were represented except MaTy,
land, Georgia, CAlifornia, and AlabamS After
a free interchange ofopiniop, M9ndAt, fhs 23j
Of April was fixed for tue time OF the meeting
OF the Charleston National Democratic Conyen-
ton A resident Committee was appointed 70
superintend the printing and publication oG doe
ments, 80, consisting At the following mem
bers: r
Hon. c. L. Vallandigham, Of Ohio, chairman;
Hon @. J. Faulkner Of Ya Hon. John
Cochran, Of New Yorki Hon. John A. Logan,
III Hon. Wm. Bigler, Of Pa; VIM Barksdale,
Of Miss; Hon, Miles Taylor. Of Louisiana, and
W. H. English, of Ind lbiES IOEF
On motion of Vauatk, Of n. J tho Chairman
and Secretaries were authorized 10 procure q
suitable Hall at Uharleston 10 which TO hold
the Convention aud issue tickets OF admissi on
to the Delegates to said Gonvenr,oH duly ap~
pointed by the regular Dem1cralis org 4nization
| of the party in the respteliv Z States, and to
make such other arrangement aa may beheces-
sary for the assembling and holding said Con
| VentiOn. 4tstI isst. f,iu rsrl n ..a
L. A reaolutiOn was adopted with a view, il
possible, TO correct the telegraphio mistepresen-
tations Concerning the he'iitercbls pf tlgS dem
cratic party The Comm,tee then Adjourned
sine dR. AM Uoyr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09
HAIR DYlEI HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE /
Wm. a. Bachelors HGir Dye J. I

The eaiy harmless and reliable Dvs h90ion,
Tao Orignal und best IN the WorlJt
An Others ale nuro limitations and SHOULD DO HYoldeo
.ou Wish to escape ridiUule.
p. GRAy, REn on RttsrY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black, without tho least
inyury TO Hair OK skin. ... ...-.,.
rsIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Wsrdea 10 VIM A. na,ehelor aiuee 1892 and $4,000
applications havo made 10 the Han Of his patrons q
Bis famous Dyes. l
wN A. RATCHELoR's HAIR DYE ptoduoesa color
ao C ba Distinguished ifpLa ualuro Rad Is wARRLNTRp
rot 20 least however long be continued
And the IN eot OF Bad Dyes remsdied; the Hair inVsor
kted for lie bythis Splendid Dye 'f "td -.
AGads.Gnd Applied In Private toomsl at the Wa
FeGtory, No. 2il Bruldway N. Y.
Sold Ia al cities aud Of the United States, BY Drug
EiNts md Eaucy Goods peaess .'iA.' 2
~ - 1be genuine has the and address upOa tiee
plAie sueIEving on four sides Of each Box. Of
MM A. BACHELOR. '
... ..4,,s7 proedvraV n. Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09
Last Nights Report.
coNaRRssIuNAT..

. sIrr.a W AbhlNsAoNl LEY. a..
y M 1isAaAh.ya. aH'ff '''
Mr. Trumbuil thought tue genllsmAb vas en-.
tlfely niaiaksn 10 the pTiacpes OF Eiews of che
Republicans and he would eudeaVoF 90 euliqbten
them 10 q calm aud candid mphper. Ne did rot
Ike 10 bear them use the word South 10 fhls mat
tef Not mort than one twentieth of ihe people
Of che South are slavehplders and thai class should
not arORate 90 themselves that they are the south
The exclusion Of slavery ffotn the RvrlitOrles op-
crates Ouiall alike. Northern men will have 40
more right TO carry slaves there than SodtheTn
men, The RaDubli6An party has its origin la The
questioned slavery 10 4he Territories. THO Terri
torlbl question 4 not settlad The Dehio6iaiic
pafty unsettled " lie went on 70 hllude 10 the
term Black Republican which had been ustd d,
Mr., Yulee said the term Republican, having
been eanbsqfated hiy De FathsrS " his Country, 4
sketiohai party had 10 fiihts 10 iipropriaig -.
He would not call the black, but leave Il 10 ilem,
salKes 10 supply hepTopeUde5RnqiiD
Mr., Tlumhpli replied that they call themselves
Republicans becatae they adyocat, the principles
of Jenenaonl If his pary bad inagle any depof'urt
| ir0m those pEinoiples, be Woald eondeinn such :
departure. The fathers Of the old RebhblieuL
party Fere the models lom whom, their principles
| emahated tho very Words n THE Platform " w6lcl
| the Senatorfr0n Florlda had oblscted we're wft
l tea ylihe hand 30 Jf6etson. fs'fi.l,
Mr., Yplee-To ersate, and pot Z, destroy q iFs
| g0yernment. s4ffs. n III
M. lTrunsbaIl--Yes, aud We porpeluale aiffe
4 gOvetnmeut by maintaining tho pnbcipies Ne al
vooaie Ths other parry call Themselves Dmc
orAte Nhsu thsif legislation ls all shaped for ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

FpRsl FURs! FURsl--Fuller g. Co are now In
receipt Of large and splendid lot OF Ladies' and
Gendemen's Ears, making their assortment large
and complete, containing some Of the finest goods
ever offered in this market They must be sold
within the next thirty day. A rare chance. for
bargains. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited tC
can atd3S ana 135 Water st. iIiii tGec5 st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERsIA.


NEw YoRK, Dec, 8.
Tbe steamer n ova sooiia arrived out on tho oath
and the Arago and Jason on the 25th,
The Portland steamers are ell henceforih 70 call
At QueenstoWn on tbeif way.
Austria is reported 10 have raised another dhl
Guilty regarding the Europen Congress and the IN
vtaiions to the yarlons powers were IA allegiance
The regency question, Il is said, causes the aim
Guilty Lord Cowley Is reported 10 have bee
authorized by Napoleon TO propose to England
general and Simultaneous disarmament.
fn'fhs idea the London Journals treat IS absurd.
Lord Cowley was however Ia london.
The English Army will be Increased by addl-
tioual battalioDs equivalents 10 eleven new regi.
: Ths Paris Bourss \ n reu6rted arm d. 7Of zoe
The French journals have been Instructed to en-
courage the idea o, q general disarmament.
Italian affals unchanged.
The Sardinian government has issued q circular
defending its course in regard to the regency Of
Central Italy,
Spain Ia charteting steamers and contracting
stores In England for war with Morocco.
Austria grants full amnesty TO all cOmproml-
sed ia Italian Affairs.
The b mbay mail Of the 10Th Of November has
been isiegrdphcdAto London.
The iepOr.ed death OF Nena Sahib lacks conhr-
/ nation
Lvsrpool-BrcadstaG has been dull since
Tuesday. Flour 23a2ss red wheat 9s6dal5s2d
white es6dails9d, yellow corn 3lsa32s6s, white
liverpool, Nov. q Provision market CLOSED
dull. Beef heavy With small inquiry, and price
weak
P0rk--Dull but steady.
Bacon-Qaiet. pew wanted.
Lard--Fhm at 57sa58s6d.
Produce Potash quiet pearls. little doing q
27s3da27s6d.
sgar-Buoyant at 81 slyaneo.
COffee--2j advance
| Fish Uiis-Unchanged
Llnseed Oil-Goud demand at 2ea298.
Rosin-Steady at 4s2u for common.
Spirits Turpentine-33s6 a34s
-AlpQualidesio Tea hIye declined excep
green. lAH Ffh o. ? I
London. Nov, ~ 4-Messrs Daring Bros. repor
brsAdstnns declining and buyers demAndiag re
ductioni r. ID ID N . M DG
Irob--welsh iron, nails and bars dull at Is loi
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Tue MASQUERADE OF S. P. CHASE Co The
Hall OF the Johnson House presented q gay and
varied scene last night as the participants in the
ball fitted about in the partcolored costumes fit
ed to their characters. TIE humber present was
large and the Innge Of characters embraced alt
grades, races, ages, conditions and vOcations, The
dance was kept up to late or rather, early hour.
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WfHcnELL To-NIoHT.- versatile VIA
cheTl opens hh tudget Of fun at the Academy of
Music tonight, and that crowd will await his
appearance upon the stage, We need not say, for
1T is understood. As a sample of how our portly
friend "tahes" in the suburban districts, read the
following from the EIyriA Democrat; rs
He gave two exhibitions at EIyria Hall, in this
village on Saturday and Monday evenings, and
kept an immense audience in roars Of laughter on
each occasion. lie literally "goes IL ON his own
hook, going through a dramatic performance in
which several characters aud represented court
ing, coaKiag and disputing, with Irish, Dutch,
French, spd Yankees At the same time, whilerno
only man on the Stage was WInchsiit He picks up
bis own drahAtle scenes, 10 his ,persg uuat IONS
through the country, aud SO extensiSely is he
known and appreciated that tho mention Of his
name will eouvulse whole crowd with laughter
| The only objection We have ever heard made &c
| him is, he don't como often enough. Ono OF @hii
| performances wilt cure the worst dyspepiciu the
iand.. He gees to Cveland where he PEI forms the
remainder of this week,
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Russian STEAM BATHs.-Mr. H. Raebei has
removed bis Russian Baths from Hicks street,
West Side, 10 95 and % St Clair street, where
his customers will hereafter fiud him Nr. Z 3 in-
creasing business obliged bin to seek more COM
modiOus and eligible quarters. See card on second
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LGRoESV "A boy named VIM. Bates was yes
torday bound over to the Court Of Common Pleas
by Justice Hessenmueller on a charge Of stealing
a lot of birds from Glaser 4 Co. He is about 10
years old. 9flIi NA4Nj lWTN
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Nrw ApYrRrisrmnNTs

4. Baldwin 4 Co We ta Closkf.
Eorska Body No. h-AIasgbio FESTIVAL.
II. Raetsl--Russian Steam Baths
R0itberg 4 q .usmaa--chrisiFaas ui9a .u.
s. narHe--Coal oil.
Hawks q New Periodicals.
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,THE LIGHT GUARDS FAIR -Iu another coumn
will be found the announcement of the Fair for
the benefit Of the Light Guards on Thursday even
ing Dec. l5th The list of managers is large and
good, and they will do all that need be done to
make the occasion pleasant one. To add TO the
attractiveness Of the occasion, valuable silver
tea act valned at $50 will be awarded to the per-
son holdiog the lucky ticket, together With large
number Of other valuable gifts which may be sesp
at Crittenden's
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g a.o1haA rn l.la.s3-o PITrsBuReH. Dec. 3
, To-day the District Court, on application Of
domestic creditors Hppoiu,ed q sCqatstgptpr fol
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne x Chicago Railroad
rlls qs lgG lquGsa x apg9t9sai or heo
application ol eertain'bo0d hdldsfAlGI IA g
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ezy- Neuralgia, Rits, 81. YIta's Dsnss, Paraly-
sis, spinsi somplalat gsnsrai sr local debility, or
nervous prostsSuon, are epssa By Dr. dibsOn's
new electrical treatment Nithout dihianlly. "a
: ever lG "a nag.jasts be regarded "a . spa
elad. Omco No, tl7 pntario aireei, . faR-dRnru
from the Pubho squArs! go -
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AT FoREsr CRY Hall "A Festival will b
held at Forest City Hal on Wednesday evening,
the l4lh, for The benefit OF Eureka Masonic Lodge
No. IL. A Committee OF Ladies' have charge Of
the matter,
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HsBREw BENEVOLENT SociETY The Third
Annual Festival AMI Ball Of this Society will be
given at Chsplu's Hall on Wednesday evening.
Dec 2lst This Society Is one that has dOue a
great deal Of good in relieving want and distress
among its poor aud we hope there will be full
attendance at the hall at the Festival. The exer-
ciscs and arrangements will be such as to ensure
good time. r, b..