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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09


81 n~fP Ip0 QOoDsl GPaIx0 GooDs !!
XIII t 1j,k fx skdy5Ny - snnr rox Bsosd
~ est are recsivIng this dsy 81 s'eanar from ss.
e early spiaos , ssss ~ wa nartsrn msrssts
s sm re e be tss,e wSss h.ss Zen
landed only q few days from I'll. European steam
s;s ls:ss g I;a'ea the new wa j.
eigns
hiessn'snk Hopes 4 Double Jspe
FOUL I'd Silks solid ground, very cheap
beau.ii,il assortment Of Spring de LANES
Ravadere Mobsirs
I. rach. sneiisE and American Piilts
Great bar Aus liz Embroidcriss and Laces
. casas ~ mr. n.st.s NJ irish Linen
Napkins and Towels
Stripa1 Osnaburgs
Plaid Domesrics
We are Also pan,ns n lot of O.rpeting Of new
patt rms which will be ofisred at very low prices
t,nr stock of 1leached aud brown foifops, si,t e.,
ings and White Goods, is slso very large. We arc
determined to present more attractive stock Of
Goods this season, than we have ever dsne. and se
hone by constant attentic wants Of the trace
and by Increased vigilance ID every tning. as per
tains to our business. to giV entire sssisae ,ioa.
hs-d,at All Broad street.
---------------
~ SLAvE observation-disclosures q
MALFofb: Agsns: .hso ra, 90 ~ m oanx at 10 r.
YEAR. IN tue Ai0eAie in'"i~ ""0
esn tat .,s.o,, p,.n,,,a.
HAhcock. ~, Heu e ~ "a =, a..r fla
D-Ioses Pau PfonPsA' ~' ~ " kw
ieo-3t
Co p..ry.yaUIp Norrcp Saw.
49, ~ 49,
rest Of J6EL WATkfNs, in the late concern Of
PRICE WATKINS. has associated with fim IN
the business w NJ II GohDON and VIM IG1Ls :
ST0N late of the house OF PR'cx GO, ano
JOHN I EMPLE. late with PRICE Watkins. under
the style Of
SAMUEL M. PRICE d CO
who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS, in the house recently occu
ped by PRICE i WATKINs, No 1877 M6ien ST., square
Ts ssDactsn,iv .o,oi. the natronaoo NJ their
friends custt mers and the public.
With Increased facilities and experiences, they
hope TO be able to offer assortment OF Goods at
all tunes equal to any in the city. and such induce
eit III orders for goods will be and faith
fully executed. -
SaMT VI PRICE,
WM 60RD,N.
John TEMPLE.
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| teNATu.
| FIRE AT LEAVgSwoRTH.--A fire broke out at Lea.
| Yehw0rth, X. T., on the 5th inst, DESTROYING thu
shotwell House. u grocery establishment, aud ,
lumber yard. Loss s. 900. The remains of hu
| man body were found ia the ruins after the fire
supposed TO be those OF An inmate Of the Shotwe
| house.
Qua MINISTER TO CHINA-Mr. John Ward, cur
minister to China, sails this week from Boston f.,
| Europe lie IL accompanied by his family and
Mics Maris j. McIntOsh. the author of "Charm.
and Counter Charms" During Mr.. Wards absence
10 China, Mrs. Ward and Miss McIntosh, it in said
| are to travel through Europe. They will be absen,
| nearly two years.
CONFESSION Sarah Pugh, since her committal IL
Jail in Suffolk, Va confesses her knowledge of the
murder OF her father 10 Law, and duplicates her
sister, and man whom she calls Michael DaugLte
ry as accessories.
There are now three hundred students in Prince
ton College.
George HitDer, printer OF PHILADELPHIA aged
sesenty-seyen, died On the 9th inst.
john Ruhl, u cabinet maker in BaItimo re, com.
mitted suicide by hanging himself, on Monday.
There were 81 deaths la Baltimore last week.
Mr.. Shutz, who recently, in London, led blush-
ing to the alter Madame Anna Bishop, il q welto.
do German merchant of New York.
Edward Hynes, of Clinton, Mess has been con-
yicted of mansiaughter, In killing his wIie on the
18th October last.
AT Parsns, the capital Of the Argentine Con
Mr.. Yancey, the new American minis.
ter, was received Dec. 1.
Quite q humber Of Texas merchants passed.
through Washington city ON Sunday, on their
way to New York to purchase spring supplies.
John Come. printer, was killed at Cecilia Keys.
fIa, on the ID lust, by the explosion Of = steam
boiler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

CHARLESTON RACES The races over the Wash
ington Course near Charleston, 5. G., closed en-
Saturday. The handicap 3 mile heats, Jockey
Club purse Of 5000, had only two Charley
Ball winning in two straight heats, over Cautley's
BAY filly. Time G--552. The second race was
3 nile dash, Jockey Club purse S3oo-entries, Tn
1irer, Gasels, and Puryear's bay colt, years old
Ii was won by Gdzslls. Time, $40. The match
race between Planet and Hennie FarrC,r, for S. 600
aside comes off on Saturday next. The Courier
has the following item:
Colonel Cheatham, on Saturday last, offered to
back SOCKS against any horse Ally or geldiug, in
Virginia, two mile heats. $4,000, the race to be
run at Memphis: and, an inducement to his fel.
low TurlneL of the Old Dominion to accept bis
challenge, he offered to- give $500 to pay travel
ing expenses, &c. This invitation has not yet
been accepted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

kg HENRY L. Brooke has resumed
the urac tice of Law in the city Of Richmond.
Office iu Bslvin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. il 26-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

MAGGIE MIrCHELL still regDs over the hearts Of
her admirers, who E1ck TO the Theatre to witness
her mischievous and piquant acting. 1t seems
that the people go to see Maggie, when they
wouldn't go to see any body, or anything else for
any amount of persuasion. The merry little
creature appears in "Wep. Of Wish .ton.Wish, d
and the -Four Sisters 10 night.
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ePECIAL NOTICES.


- THn AnEx,csH Liza IssURAKcs
Asn TRos! romrAxy, CT PnrLApglrHIA -Assrcy IL
tshinoud m Pearl stress. just btl " kxchauRs
Hotel. and immediately rext door 70 d fasho,
,sassd to ipa ,ssussses on Wnirr Pls.oss And
sL.yga The { fsner insured for the whole term 81
hfs. &c FIR limited period. either upon the "Mu-
SIavss insured for 90 daIs, one year or i've yesrs
When an in.rs1e, 70 taken tor lvs Years i is re-
whether the slave slave. l. sick or Wen. u " -
The charter Of this compsny is Perpetual. and Its
Cspits' and assets 81 ,2s50e0
81 All losses fer Insurance effected ia Richmond.
are rRsa b'o at the Richmond AK ncy
~ Call aud get Pamphlet and Circular free Of
a.SD s Viii be ehesEfiiy essn 'A
q r. bRfCREN, ND,
Agent and Medical Examintr
~ Office hours from 9 A NJ 20 p n. and from
to o'clock, NJ ey-T
- To The MEMBsRs or THE NIw
York LIRE INSURANCE COMPANY by. the provision
of the Charter Of Is 49, thu Dividends declared by the
Company will bear per cent interest. IN e,sa until
redeemed
By the provision Of III saue Charter the Scrip
Certificates of Divi| tends will be reesmei in cash
when the profits Of the Society attain the sum OF
81 $50 OG
rerloa above mentioned will be attained in re'y
teW ye1ys
Dividends to credit Of parties Jan l. n7s
Dividends declared Jan l5j9................ ei736
Making ..s7, g..
fs9-ts EW TRoTTER. 1enI Agent
~ SpECI,L NorICH.-Tke attention
of the public is to the sale of Furntu 9,
Fixtures, Il TO tase place at Pratt's Daguerrean
Gallery. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock. Zee advertise
n emit EB COOK,
feg-lt Auctionecr.
~C,osKsl C1oAKs CLoAKs ! AND
OTHER INV GooDs Foa THE SKAsoS-PY STEAMER
GAM'L Nj PRICE 4 CO are opening q nice let OF
Black CLOTH CLOAKS, which they W ill sell cheap,
and many other Goods for the present and approach
ing season. 1856
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

A@ CLOVER HILL CoAL-Both Hail
and Lump, of the above COAL, & r sale by
d WHITING,
ia 20-2m Near Petersburg Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

VERDICT PoR DANaG Gs.-At the late special term
of the Circuit Court of Hampshire county, Va. a
case of interest was decided Benjamin Smith
VS.. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for damages,
plaintiff alleging that he was injured by falling
from the cars at New Greek Station, 10 that coun-
~, stopping place, in bis attempt to get of the
cars while in motion; the jury brought in a Vsr-
dict Of $500 for plaintiff The case will be taken
TO the Court of Appeals.
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EW TROTTER. Conf Agen.
LOSE.

+ OST-On Mordsy morning. Feb uary
II 18th. on Franklin street, between the reside zee
of Rev James b. Taylor. West Of the Fair Grounds,
and the Capitol Square BUNDLE OF LETTERS,
some OF which We're directed Home and Foreign
Journal" ard one. containing CHICK. In favor
yelope containing which had been opened, anJ 9TH
letters. Any person finding the package Will be
literally rewarded by leaving them at The Dispatch
Office OF delivering them to ne at the Firlt Baptist
Church, corner Of Broad and ~ streets.
fe 8-3t% WILLIAM HENDRICK.
T OST.-On 10th January, a long bun
- die Of MAPS. weighing ten pounds, marked
''Dr Stribling. stanton" Il suitable reward will be
paid by leaving il at Adam? Express Company 9
office r S-Iwei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

~ SLAVE Observation-Disclosures q
WALroRD. Agents, Insuro Slaves for one or four
years in the Albemsrle insurance Company at 10 "
EFT rats.
Il w Hancock Medical Excminer.
B-Lo.ses paid promptly Ut our Office.
fest nav
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.- The undersign
~ ed, john n Crew and 7 W Pemberton, have
this day formed co-p,rtnership, under the name
and style of Crew PEN berton for the purpose o.!
Manufacturing Tobacco IN the city of Richmond.
JOHN III GREW,
THOS W PEMBERr0N.
February S.h 1859. fe9-lm
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THE GRAND CONCERTS, ON THURS

THE GRAND CONCERTS, ON THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY, FEB iGra AND llrB -
nr ulLWAN, piractor OF TIE Italian Ope a. and
l, sseo Of the new York Academy of Music and ths
BOSTON Theatre: respectfully calls the attention Of
the public to the Immense scale OF artang-me nts
made To- the two nceris he will give with The
great ArthtsenRaged by him for the present ssason.
They comprise not only ths Stars Of the Opera
but ikew ise the magnificent orctes trail hOio Play.
e-s OF the Academy Of Music, Numbering altogether,
FORTY PERS0NSi
The expensts for each Concert average SiIo0 Der
neht, and IN view q the ereat outlay incurr,d in
paying the powerfully high salaries Of Artists Of
great reputation. and the travelling and hotel cx-
penses OF The ,n;ire troupe and the med ate price
OF q m ss'or, which briggs ihs Concerts within the
reach of the Masses. he hopes to meet with tha,
kim 81 patrJIage that will encourage hirs 10 rag
TO kichnohd . y aTly visit. fs q-n
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AMusEME rs.
1IICHNOND THEATRE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

A~1SS sAAS"is "ffca@LL SUSTAINING Eur chafncNn.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
THURSDAY, FEB 1oA, ats.
FIRST APPEARANCE III RICHMOND OF
CARL FORNES.
The greatest living Barso.
MADAME LAB0RDE and MILE. POINsor.
The celebrated prima Den Gas nom the Grand Opsra
at Paris. and the New York Academy CT Music.
MADAME vow BBKKEt.
SIGNOR TAMARO, sI9NvR FLoREkZA, Sc
THE FAMOUS ORCH HsTRA
NEW YORK AoiDsaY or MUSIC.
TWENTY xA fGsiIs1!s sole 81 PLAYERS:
'na'' 'n' CARL ANsoHurz.
Conductor aud Musical Diriector OF Che
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
On the sam, occasion the c.iebrs.-d pianis.
GUeTAVE sA1TER
W.T.! make hi. arst sppearance ia R,chmoad
PROGRAMME OF TIE FIRST CONCERT.
PART FIRST.
l. oyEa1URE-'Morry Wives OF Windsor"
THE oRCassTRa. "eOiA
ARIA-"Trovatore. '................... .vysn
8 ARIA-tA'gie flgte, .Mos.Er
f. cAPR cs-@pilgri% sird.~; :,;....,....-,sArrs.
RoNDo-(Lin aT Il rcfh.sTa9nT Hhl ,.pOsIzrrn
6. NON PIN ANDRAI-Nozzs d Figaro yoz.s,
GAIL FORMS *.
t. ASDASfh- fan s5SRReehhHERyl Rx AlSDris'0Hs
PART sEc,ss
l. 0vERTuRE-(Le Noz1. dt Figaro .....M t.xr
The OHCH EsfRA.
az, MN LABoRDG AND MAD. BE%KEI Isll"
w SYsTXviE sHTTEs >A'fEs
4 ssxaANLIsp.{Th e waalsrei) soausSsrr
CARL F0RMes
s. PoLACCA u.ombardi) $500. yEpu
MILE t'uINSUr
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE. with v.,i.,i N,
WME LABoRDE.
ToVEaTU2E-(dsrtha) ......,...,.-.........F Lorr,w
N B.-Esery pece In the Programme will b, &C.
companisd by the fULL ORCHE3TkA.
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II ATS.
GRAND C0NCER,
AID 0''i'is CaR IL fo li:s iEEg''1""ee of
LABoRDE. PofSsUr and BEakkL.
VIII appear again
The Celebrated Tenor from the Academy of Music
will maze his only appearance.
THEGRAND OKOHEs
Under the direction Of CARL AEcHUTZ
Second an and Ls;s z pP ssNs CT
The programme fer the second eoncer. will eonss,
IA nHrIRELY NEw PIECES.
~ ina great eomp,se ! IL will Be divided In
from hay ten's
THE CREATION
By FOkMe, LAB0RDE, POiN8OT
And the GRAND ORCHESTRA.
ROLLING AND F0AMIMG,"
by EoEMEs.
with VERDURE CLAD"
by LAB,RpE
"0N MIGHTY PENS"
BY foISsJT.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Admission at the Door with tho privilege OF
sceuPyiag any sat not previously engaged. lCO
Seats for both coseerts may be had at Mr. Wood.
house bookstore. and the evening" q. the door.
A%The Coms any leave Richmond on Saturday
MGR ning. and appear in Charleston on Mondy eve
Mig next.
hB-So concert will be- given In Petersburg.
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- LYooRIcE.

A. o. G. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL Known FAvohIrE BRAND, ALwAyl
on sAaR, BIZ JAMES O. MoANDkEW.
de Sly 81, PINE STREET, NEW YokK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

~ existing between the undersigned Corhelius
Crew aud W Pemberon. nrdsr the name and
STYLE OF Crew L Pemberton ia this day dissolved by
mutual consent. CORNELIUS CREW,
THOS PEMBERT0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

1@ BARGAIYs BARGAINS For the
best bargains in Raglands fancy notions. dress and
coax trimmings call at the cloak AMI mantle depot.
jan. q r. EZEKIEL, ~ Main street.
Extension skirts Is springs.
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fsPEclAL DISPATCH

THE OLD LIBRARY DESTROYED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

- COMMITTED TO NORFOLK CITY
JAIL AS A RUNAWAY.-Was committed
to the jail of the q rporation OF the city of
80 Norfoi on the ish day Of November Ias
negro man Ii FIVE feet seven and one half uches
high, and weighs one hundred and sixty-fve
pounds about thirty. ears old, of Fight eompl x
iou states that he was born in SUNG county
Maryland, and claims to be born free; had on VIII n
committed to Jail, sheep grey clothes and sailor
hat TH0S C0RPREW
ia 0-~w sergeant City Netfolk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09
FAMILY GROCERY


Franklin bcttcssa 18th aud 10th streets
The subscriber would call ats ntiou to the follo'
ing which comprises only part of his stock:
Green aid Black Teas CT sunerior quality;
Rio, Leguayre and Java Ct ffst;
Crushed. Powdered and Coffee Sugars;
N O Malas es and Golden Syrui;
Butter Lard Flour ard Fish;
Cocoa Chocolate, Spices of all kinds;
Crackers Cheese and Pickles;
Maccaroni Sweet Oil and VjnagaI;
Rice Currants and Rsioins;
Pa-on, Hams and Smoked Beef;
Foreign ard Domestic Branches.
JP kAVEEAGH,
c.n Il. I'LL II ahcx.o LIZ iIariL
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lnLA GRAPHIC NEWS
DESTRUCTION OF
Williams Mary COIlege

! KrOkrkD ron THK ..DrsPA4rHr
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EOR HIRE.-.'ne Farm Hand, several
l. Common Iaborers, for Richmond two IT three
House Women, and Nurses &C; one Driver. two
poys for Store or House. LAWS Hill,
f. s-ts Near Galleoo Mills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

CFRVANT BOY FOR hIRE.-A smart,
~ active MULATTO BOY. about IL years of age,
who has had some experience Us dining room ser-
want is for hire for the balance of the year. re
good master who will t. ain him to similar en- pit
nient the hiie will be very moderate. Apply ut the
office of GCDDIN q APPERSON.
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

USPLASTERISG AND S1UCCcING. Inc
sub criber is prepared to execute PLAIN pLAs-
TERING in the very best mar ner. He will est
me- B. for every srrption of Plain and Ornamental
Plastering. and feels assured that he can render
satisiacl ion in every job entrusted to him.
W II JOHNSON,
Practical Piasterer.
~ Casting Shop Main. between 18th and sth
streets. fe So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

YEA TRAYS, CASTOR5 AND DISH
C)VERS.-Wire Dish Covers, oval aud round
Tea trays in sets. and Casters, 4. S. and bottles
Cat and Pressed for sale at retail bv
e9-3t WIN + BUTLER, 70 Main st.
HALL AND OTHER LAMPe.-Pas-
IL sage, Parlor Stand and Hand Lamps, for burn
ing oil kero rene and fluid. with Globes, ChimneJa
and Wicks, for sale by retail.
fe 9-3t Wal FBUTLER, 70 Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

- HOUSE To LEI -Un al
H..s ab1ve 5.h street. nesr st j ines church con-
tanning six rooms store room kitchen and servants
ROOM paved ard, all necessary out houses conve-
nient TO business and market Enquire mex. door
abcye, isg-o d3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

EOR HIRE-Tbree Coopsrs one Black
Il smith one Driver one Porter, house Men and
Women. RAWLINGS HOLIDAY,
fe SGT 18th st letwesn Main and Frank lin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

EU EDINBUROUGH CAPS.--I have
&22A the pleasure Of informing the Young gen
tleroen aud y,uths Of Richmond aud vicinity, that
III We this day received By steamer Roanoke, Lew
supply Of those beautiful EDIN oUaGuGH CAPS.
so much sought sitter. together with n few of the
same lyle aAd pattern of much betts quality. II
you ant something nice Gu early 1.-THE old sta- d.
no IS Main str ct
RIO L DICKINSON. Eu ,cessorto
fe e-Iw BDford Dickinson, Wsi.igar.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.

SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.
EOR SALE. fir rate article of
l. COAL from the Norwood Pits, in powhatan.-
For sale the Basin between 9th and 0:h stree .;
also WOOD.
fe Sims NJ & q z SELDEN.
CERVAET FOR SALE.-A middle ae ed
~ WOMAN will be disr osed of privately. who ex-
cells az Washer and Irorer, and is a good seam
stress She is old family servant and ha. an IN
exec ptionable character. Enquire st this oftc,
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Ssa HOUSES FOR SALE-kight Ten
44 meuts in Market Space. and six en- Union Bill.
P0ssessi n given Immediately. Terms made to suit
the PURCHASER Apply to RF KIRBY.
Nos II ard 81 Old Market, Richmoad. Va.
pS-just IT ceived. nice loi FSHAD, fr sh, an
will be received daily, FRESH FISH and AN. Of
al desc rim. ions f. Q-Yt~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-23

D.LLONs HIsToRY OF. lNDIASA.-%e have
received copy of this long expected work.
by the hands of Mr. John r. Campbell, the
general agent of the publishers. II is a hand
some octave volume of 700 pages, and con-
tains the results of twenty years careful and
patient investigation into all the sources OF
the history of the State. Public archives,
Contemporary history, 10 private correspond
encs of public men, and Of the early settlers
have been thoroughly searched for facts. and
a most complete and reliable history of the
State has been prOduced-one that does
honor ts the author and credit to the State.
IL is a volume that every family in Indiana
should possess. 1t should at least be placed
upon the shelves of every school, township,
and public library. Mr.. Campbell, the
agent, is at the Sherwood House, and will
furnish the book TO all who want it, at the
low price of So so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-23
Last Nights Dispatches.
NEW ORLEANS. July 22-PM

New ORLEANS, July PIP NJ.
The steamship w. II. Webb, from Minitit-
Ian on the 18th, with California dates TO the
9th, arrived tC-lay.
the steamer Golden Gate left San Fran
cisco on the 9th inst. for Panama, with 3d.
100000 in specie, and nine hundred passen-
gers.
Business at San Francisco was depressed.
Two considerable failures had been reported.
The prices of leading goods were tending
downwards. Money was easy.
The mining news was good, and the grain
harvest abundant
The national anniversary was celebrated
throughout the State with unusual enthu-
siasm.
MExIco-Gen. Mar9uesa had robbed tie
conducta from Guiana Juata TO San Bias OF
100000.
conspiracy was discovered in the City
Of Mexico, to place MarqueSa in power
He subsequently declared for Santa Anna
at Guadslajara.
Miramon has made complete change IN
his Cabinet, on account of a change in his
policy.
The Church party has declared for Mar
quesa, who was at Guadalaiara with 5000
men.
SAN Francisco, July O.
Milton 8. Latham has been nominated by
The Democrats for Governor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-23
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 22--p.M
Flour dull aud 10 cents lower with
sales of 5000 brlS at 4 25(a4 IS for sul,erfne
State; 7o@5 80 for extra State 25
"a IS for super. Western 7565 50
for common to good extra ditto; s5@,5 90
for. old, and o0@5 80 fresh ground
round hoop Ohio, market closing heavy
ana duh. Rye -four dull at 0O(94 80.
Wheat dull and lower; sales 8, 500 bush at
so for white Ky; 4s for red Western; 40
for Michigan. Rye dull at 5000. Barley
quiet. Corn heavy, but quiet; sales
of 1900 bush at $1,000 for Western mix
ed, and $3.50 for new yellow Oats
As for State. Whisky unchanged 200 bbls
sales at &c. Pork active, but lower; sales
of 5000 bbls at IA IS for mess; IL CO
for prime. Beef hams dull at l5GlS.
Bacon quiet. Cut meats dull ut 81 for
shoulders. SGstfor hams Lard heavy at
lO3@llt. Butter heavy at ll@l5 for
Ohio, and l4@ls for State. Cheese dull
at 7@9. Tobacco quiet and easier at 7l@
10 for Kentucky. Tallow firm. Wool
fun. Sugar buoyant and s9i higher /;
Muscovado 54@6a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-23

DEATH IN JAZZ OF A SoN CT Rev. JOHN n.
MAFFIT-A few days ago, forgery to a
small amount was perpetrated on the bank
ing house of W II. Barksdale & Co., of this
city, and three persons were suspected of
participating in the crime. Among the
number was Frances A. Maffit, who is said
to be, and who has acknowledged himself a
son Of John Newland Mafit, the eloquent
preacher, who flourished in the West some
years ago. After the forgery was discov-
cred, young Maffit was found on the other
side of the river, and was coaxed across in
order TO be arrested He declared himself
innocent of the allegations, but as he had
been living IA rather fast and dissipated life
on the river, between st. Louis and New
Orleans, his protestations were not received
with great degree OF credence. His OK
animation, with that of his companions, was
to have come off in day or two, but on
Sunday night, in his cell, he was seized
with an apopleptic fit, and died mt O'Clock.
50. LOHis Republican.
This Young man has been living & very
fast life for several years, in all the princi-
pal cities on the rivers He has been sew
efal times before the police magistrates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-23
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NEW ORLEANS WINE MARKET.-A letter
from New Orleans says that is an extraordi-
nary market for foreign wines. The best
that comes into the country is imported
through New Orleans. About ten days ago,
no less than 5000 casks of red or claret
wine were lying at the landing where ships
discharge their cargoes from Bordeaux, and
in ten days after they were discharged, the
entire parcel was removed, having found a
market. One large importing house there
sold l 600 casks in two days. Claret wine
is sold in casks, in the New Orleans market,
at from s25 to $40 for sixty gallons. No
wonder that people in Boston send to New
Orleans for their claret.
The same letter says that the city contin-
nes very healthy, without single case Of
yellow fever. There were only l?l deaths
last week, of which number 20 died of con.
sumption.