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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04
tOK NENT-A nest and c1mfor1

~ ti,e Dwelling House in c0.nplo5e order, con
ta.l. x * rool.H with gas AMI wafer attachrd
k,r, "a ala. necessary out-hDuses siruatca c 81 y
stiu.t above RTo1ke aveLus. For >rticulsrs apply
- J II WUKSHAN
e y At X inst IN 4 Powers
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aass- sroyRs. RANGES ARD FpnsAcgs

No~ in store fail supply, csrgo OF schr Mignio-
lette. Purchasers are invited 10 examine the quail
ty of cur We especially recommend the
Ichn-nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
9auge6nd Harp Cook Stove
Repairs always Or hand for all leading articles colo
t the Governor Street Stove Store
xa- Wanted Immediately two first class workmer
oc Is GEORGE STARaETT.
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~ HoBsoa's HAIR CurrIse, SHAVING

AsD SHAxrooINu sALoos, under the American Ho
el--eptTance on flth street
n B.-1ot, Cold and Shower Barns can be had as
si hours. single Bath u osats OF tickets Tor nc
dollar. les
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

MAN KILLED "A valuable negro man
belonging to Mr.. Mayo Watkins Of Goochland
county, was accidentally killed, 8 few days since
oy the falling OF a limb of tree, which struck
nis head, aud crushed his skull The deceased
WIN Two other servants we're In the woods telling
Iees, ne choppug on ooe. and they on auoih
s"m ". Ine tree on which the two were cutting
Tell hrst. and strik ing the one which dscaased
cutting down, broke of large sad limb, which
tel directly upon his head. Dr. Parrish was SEN
,or 20 see the Injured mac, but found IL impossi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

Exs- JOSEPH HoDGsoN, JR, Attorney
1T Law and General Land apd Presumption Ag. at
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
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|, FAMILY RESIDENCES

es5s toaees, ia thor ugh replir, enc on the c1rnu
~ = -n Marshall, the ether cE - street hetWeeI
I A. sn lelEh. he nidiis Tenement 10 Thomas
EJ@. I"mediate -sse5S.on giyen. Apply 10
MI - br A = WUkfuAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

Eg- HENRY l.. BROOKE has resumed
the practice OF Law in the city Of RichmoDd.
Once IN BotVin's New buiijin9. on l2tb. fronting
5ank street. ia 26-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

kVss- Dn. JOHN B. WALrnA1b, (lomeo,
3aEhssl 0era lila process services 10 the citi
asus of Richmond anS its vicinity. Office At his re-
ndeISe, on Leigh str et two doorst from yin.
Ic l2-dIv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

General Scott viii, on his return 10 New yo1k:
iroIa the snnth, be eomplimsnted atA grasd
military reception.
Capt Hsary @. Patterson. An old sua highly ave
teem-d gentleman, died 81 hts resid spes u App =
nastox coaaty, vA, oa the ssth utts
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-, - RINT-And nosse. sloa owen

~. III Z NI-8Hd NVssef slul given
Il i iai1ael. s',}y, tns Tvueiu9at On the o"tneT OF
n aeI tuk IA tlgS,is. rega tiy ct sull' by MT
) tlaHsT Ii ,1ata,ns sht ronst.s. all fialshed
hnSiEE sss trUes. IeiiNr 10 garnet. and has Out
kif af U IA Ali ustr NcC,ssagy touI epencer t3r
~ ,Fr4Str family IL IS uov 'iE-, pa in good re-
raIg tud flr = - feut't a1u4e alteration may be
Is. td,.. Apriv - JJItN i rABE. or 10
+ Vi TABB SON
l. - nl.n.nr LII
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81 FOR kENT-et1re No 228, Oh the
~ north side of Broad street between af,i .th
stTeets Possession given uu the fret day q Fep.
ruary Apply 70 ia Z5-5s u u Il Lyons.
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80 FnEgu LERCaas.--l have iuea rs

a.ls EHSA IAENCh lb.--I nave JUst -
,eived, By Adams Express fresh lot Of swedist
uEECh ES. whi.h will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.S.-C1pping and Leechire promptly attended
TO- Gan be found az a hours Of the day ST the Hair
Dressing Roors under the American Hotel, and 81
aight on 9Th street. French Garden Hill
mr. 25-ts +. @. R0BSCNs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

Ra- BATEs, BATHS, BATHS H ot,
lod and Shower Esths can be had daily ct al!
acurs at tho American Hair Cutting, Shaving an5
snampooiug Saloon, Under the American Uotel.-
entrance on llth street.
Single Baths IS cents. or tickets or 81 50 10
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DtCHM0ND AGRICULTURAL MAN.

Single Baths 2s cents. or tickets or 81 so 10
DiGHM0ND AGRICULTURAL MAN
IA UFACTORY Tho subscribers having rur.
has ed the Manufacturing Establishment lately &C
cupie;l by baldwin. Cardwell u Go, viii continue
rho business heretofore conducted by the la'e firm
Join w. CaRDWELL & co.,
And will keep constantly on hand, or will manu-
tacturp to order, full assortment Of -
AGRICULTURAL lMfLEMEhTe TOBACCO FIX
TukES. &C,
Consisting in part Of
CardWelrs Horse Powers, double and single
Cardwelrs Wheat Threshers. with self oilinc
CroskTl's Clod Crusber
Corn Shelters, of seven different makes-$l(
Rich's Patent Iron Beam piows. all sizes
srnths straw Cutter
Hay Presses aud Rakes
EeweY 3 spring-Tooth Cleaner
Wheat Fans. HarTows dc. sc
They have also made arrangements with the
Patentees and Manufacturers 10 receive for sale.
commission. and te manufacture on their own &C
count, the following superior and celebrated M
PLEMENTS. TO which they would earnestly call
the attention of the farmers generally. viz:
Ga!ser's Grain Separator, Cieaner and Bagger. on
wheels
Nanny's Celebrated Reaper and Mower
Caho0ns Patent Broaf-Cas seed eower, for craiu
end grass-pTice $40
Also, yres Patent Horse Hee and Plow- combined
Having machinery OF the most iIn proved and
modern consii uction, experienced woTkmen, AID
Increased tacillties for the business in which they
are engaged. they will III 'duce implements of n
quality unsurpassed by aay establishment in this
ountry and will sell them tor CASH. or 10 PROMPT
customers. AZ low as they be purchased 10 this
3r any ether market, OF eqnal quality
They, with conf fence. refer 10 the numeraas pa..
rons Of MIR Cird~ell, who is au experienced and
practical mechanic. for the reputation OF the ,na
chimes heretofore e anuff cture4 by him.
An examination Of nur stock. by the farmers Of
virginia and North Carolina is respectfully soli-
cited.
es-0rders for MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS and
Pairing, pTopp. ly ATTENDED to-
JOHN w UARDWELL
q, .,la Y ~
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1EWI. UARVIE2. or
TIL y W bEUCk ENBROCGH
IL 27 is Al RiCnrr0ni 4 Da.. vile X K (,o
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ssa FUR kENT-A Room in the attic
hS slove the Subscribers store. Call At
JUAN pIXXfNFS
~ iS-ts No !2S tlGn st.
- FOR NENT-We have for rent al
e. exec lIent ROOI, over our store, suitable 70!
d single gentleman.
IaI2 MCCARTHY 4 SON.
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s,@ F}n hEh4 ua oALE.--we of-
Sa irs ar rent or sale the very desirable Ryick
E--l,l, .ra lately 1u tbr cOran,y ot Mr. q tu /.
s..y +itHatId at Va, Uurih H'st of Marst II
am. t,,lAlgF street ava lCst beyond tie l.fyorate
i;ut,a i aa- a large ',o;us. a welt 81 good wa er
sit- syri other Colt men shu4t the premises
tf +, ...4- p,opeity far8t8 GA Marshall street. no
'N' go -, las NJ TAYLOR 3 SOW
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fcR RCNY End BALE
FARM ON MAEEr GARDEN

So FARM on MAkET GARDEN
Isl - SkIt PRIV NTEIV -"e ca r fer sals
IT}1a.ty avery pretty tarT.l Market tiarloa an
.Ae Maado y AiIdgu Rosd hai, mi e fre,n the
CIV ,5HtartAR scses aatd tloiat thr lal,is ~
tu"Av l#u"t, W "a Fo'sps0a an, Cthcrs The
z.E lst E,s1t 4Taiiy aud i's caatt..tstLy IL Tue
.fts- tenders 10 NalUshie i0r a Market tiRld.n
as. ImpTNSel.vHts are a itaintd Gx Hing with
facr.. s}t,a aem. with Two raorrs ant othtr .as,ver
4suo.. JAS VI Fa1LOR = tOS.
-,.h E--4a.titH
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SPECIAL NOTICES


cT TCo-PApTaEB8EIp NorIcg.-sAAL L
Nj. PkiCE, having purchased tho entire iu.e.
rest OF JJEL u WatkfNs. IN the late concern OF
Tie businesa VIM II GORDON gud wa ] Eu(iI,r-
sTuN late OF the house of I X PR;cg a Go. aud
JnhA 4 EdpLE, late with PRICE WArGIsg under
the iyle o.
AsfUEL M. PRICE d co,
who viii continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
aoono bostNkss. in the house recently occu
p'ed by PRIcr NAfEiEs, No IJ7 Maier st. a1uaI o
below the Banks
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends. c'iat Iiers aud the pubic.
with !. 6fezied facilities and experience they
hopa 10 e able 10 oiier an assOr tineut OF dods at
Ai times eqa 'd auy ia the city, and such induce
hehs ~ WIZ invite the patronage which they soIi-
cat All ordei1 or goods will be prom ptly and faith
.aiIy executed.
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Blue birds were sssu last week 10 some .ssps in
c,Intc!icut,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

I'D 20 stock, .r kept til ssssred before 4; for sap,
pr.ut ard Therefore vii 10. 5e o.psed up for several
months.
RemI,;srces hom The Wes. VII begin very s'o VIZ
,his year, account # the exhausted STATE Of me
poIkipg nschrery, VIZ: the men and trnm-; tor
great iabor # crop-rais.Dg has taxed .h"m 20 'he
utmost The creoi,ors in me nsikete NUT be patent,
ord i vii be all rgh. IN the end.
Al the ritbtedress Of the Wee; c'nto. be hqui-
daed By coed season, foF th- sev-iiy oi re es
durlrg the past two yesrs mas irsued =. country OF
IL ptImaItpt stock. Everything tba, cold b. mace
- ailahle has been oi-posed q; v91ng cate and
stock hogs If every description nsye been aoiI, q
order that the farms might be saved from execution.
Thus the country il ii, IN amer, DESTITUTE u any
Thing 20 work upon and Ea- pow oihing oi sceoah 20
turn out but the mareIIEi wheat, corn aga oel'
bu, these arr devoted - toe lqWda'.pn Of hooes,
debts The West j. sufely 'ou.nc on Of Ter financial
difficulties in good shape, and 2 des'!'e I'd 20 redeem
Ler oIn4ef good character: aud, Providence smiles
o. the earu.-. labor. Of hsrd-wUrki1g men, the
tine j. Lot far distant when Western credit ~iI sSsin
be firmly established. NEsrERsEk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

TR,Nsrr .SrtN I,R6E TRrrS.-A Pars GORE
,ronde,,.f Tie Boston Trareer gives the sabioired
tccoun: Of mode Of ,rsnsplsnirg large trees nov in
use there:
.sIargs trees sre daily seen riding through the
ChAuns Elysres. which ara to tske the p lace OF old
srd J,csy,d ones |, - strange sight 70 see tree
INV ~ siI'y Tee. high with trunk two feet IN al
sna,er in iu' fohsse. moving up through the Bone
wards On wheels. | have been a>tonished II me SIZE
# some Of those tees tina; have ssen riding by me-
bri nv curiosity led me about mile outside OF the
ci.v ~ see the process If tskrg them out ot tue
ground ich follows 4 circle IL cut round the
Tree about hree feet rnm the trunk ard al dep'h OF
about Eve through roots and eA'th The earth which
alheres 70 The roo, i covered and bound with brush
aud ropes 10 keep al Together, then large CHAINS are
passed under The whole. aud The ends brought up
above the surface of the ground. II noe being resiy
70 be removed, two heavy, strong pianks are Isd
down outside Cf the hole 20 receive the wheels of the
wagon. which j. made Of solid iron, and skeleton
body of only heavy side pieces. which connect the
f-e and att wheels; tie front wheels having an axle
tree passing from one side 20 the other while the rear
wheels are hung Ike those npon many railroad ears,
having one open spsce. and strengthened by heavy
cross-pece of uu, which be removed at pleasure.
over each wheel is windlass "a hoist by crank.
Now being ready 10 take up the tree, the heavy cross
piece behind is removed and the vehicle Is backed
upon the plar ks and tho tru Of the tree nov stands
up through the middle of the skeleton body the END OF
the chsrs ere made fast 20 the wndlasses, and eight
strong men two az each crank wind up the chain and
swing the tree roots and earth, 10 the wagon, put IN
the piece behind attach from four 20 six horses,
and drive of The tree Is lowered into the earth I'D
the SANE manner that Il is taken out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27
PROMISE AND PERFORAANCE.


Nany persors affect to IN the proclamation Of the
Emperor U. the French dated from Milan, satlractoy
assurances OF bic modera,on ara Of the d-ntereated
nature OF the French inter- entioD. He language, PER
81 nav perhap. warrant the meaning which BIS friends
give 20 /. bn; il is impossible 70 forget that every
Treyions declaration which Louis Napoleon mas made
rgading hs purpose mas been falslhed in the issue
Two great wars furnish u with q commentary on the
famous declaration addressed 10 Europe, lat =" tire
Eruure peace g. And # We look little further back,
w. al md still more striking Indications 0. the v-lue
81 bis promises enG Oa:Ls. When. tie Ith 81 Sep
ten ber 1873 he took his seat 10 the National Assem-
Div q Eratce he Fe0d The following words: May
tie generous citizens ~ lave by their votes placed me
m this Assembly be cor Ynced that regard tranquility
&c IT, fret AMI meet uTgeEt nscessliy o this country
aud that ! 6dyOcstedernOcrstc Institutions, which
regard ~ the first wait o. the people His mex.
public action was TO publish letter explaining DIS
rpSfOrs for protesting agsiL: the expedition - ClVta
Iecclia which be characterized a. " dangerous mil
iary euonstTslou-csngrrCu 70. tie sacred interests
which i : INTENDED 10 protect, and likely 20 eonpro-
.nif- tie peace Il Europe IL hls address 10 the
French people when be became csudhate for the
PresiienIsnip. he u-et tEess vcrIs: a" l AN 10. en
Ambitious Ian, who dreams # the Empire sad wa.
Brought 90 IL free countries stsil ever re-
main faithful to the duties winch your suhraees and
the National Assembly impose upon me. l. | AN
rsne ed President ! shall devote myself 20
CITIZEN the Republic ny honor is pledged that a.
the end Of four yeers leave 70 my successor with
it, power strengthened sni with Liberty intact.
Ard iheI he went on 70 pledge himself 70 diminish
within proper limits the number CT public situations
witch dep I'd urOn the Executive which often change
fee people into q Ds.son VI beggers-io avoid TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

fats srrcr vhi,n p-rmps S'aie 20 nnier,Ns ~o'ss
which srs =, .er zone by private enterprise, bsc.n-e
eeY;roizo -r ,.ds 20 Fsspos-n'- ias'iy 20 pre-
serve The liberty oil the press, and peace. He vas
elected, ard be took this oa'h . swear 20 re-
fsirhfni - tla Democratic Republic, ooe ana uoi-
rsts'ab'h nrhy and 20 maintain our democratic nsi-
ia'i0us.
Iiis q1e peed;ess 70 repeat how al hese os'hs and
promises have been KEEP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

u
in an Alpine village, his best years were passed IN
Turin. somewhat disspated touehtleSs, and seepti-
cal His sterile life grows wearisOme to him, Tor his
heart has still remained unspoiled, aud su nmoned
bv the illness of his old father he returns 20 bis native
village. Retempered in spirit within the holy taber-
nacle of the family, where alone man, corrupted by
the uaxims of the outer world be reeaptzed and
rcgenc,ated and soothed by the contemplation OF
nature so solemn amid the Alps he nurses his Esther
tepderly through bis long and painful mslady and
AFTER his death seeks the hand of the daughter OF a
certain DR.. Sadio But Camilla loves another youih
named Crespi, n deprayed, heartless fop, who, be-
tween balls banquets women, horses and dice, hSi
snept his mothers and sisters last cent, while they,
10 crafty his every wbm, toll at their needle night
spd Gay and in order to pay bis debts pawn the few
thrcs eft 10 them OF euy value Fresh wees are ia't
conducting CreSpi TO shane or suicide. when Romu'
aldo the macnauinous rival saves BIN, out Of love TO
Camilla. SO long beloved in vsin-leadS him to her
and enables them to msrry. Thus there 10 little
enough in tie plot. and yot this book contains treas
ures OF domestic affections and the individual chsr'
actcrs are drawn with lie-ke truth; It represents
faithfully the everyday family lie IN Italy and TIE
very an,thess e ;hose displays OF passion artlhc'a'
exalted til they become spasmoaic, which form the
attraction O. the greater portion of romaucss espe-
cally in Erencc which excite the mind by their con-
,rast to realty, but essentially unproduc;ive.
GIUSEPPE EENUT.
C;useype Reuue has written q charming book en-
titled Ba..ate Aiy,.i Turin. 1880. 1t is ious
made bv him through the cities and provinces OF
p.cJnor,. With exquisite taste and with master
b. he touches On the local histories, on the causes
e the monuments, AMI speaks OF philosophy rail-
r,ads popular sentiments, of domestic habits, OF dusty
manuscripts from the aIcbiyes Of notes sna OF 'ne
ocgv. and links lis divers Arguments with happ'est
ara!orics Throughout bis work runs acu,e ana
mastery sstre, which easily gives p.le9 :" pe'.os as
he visits the home of his youth and his father 'ono,
and bs becomes really eloquent when he speaks OF
Italian hopes ard Italian scTrows, and when nc F'''.
the house Of Goflredo MameN IN Genoa-'ne P'I'
soldier the Italian K0rner, murdered oy ffencn
bullet during tue defense Of iIs fFeneh "'pD'-''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07

New York Market.
NEW YORK, april ..
Flour advanced. Ohio S6,65@6.75.
Wheat buoyant. White l,6l@l 81; Red
Sl,4s@l ,521f.
Corn firm at s4@s9 for mixed; White IL
@l,25.
Pork firm. Mess, sl7,6O@l175 Prime,
sI2 50@l3,00.
Whisky dull at 25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07
FiIIIbusScring.

NEw YoRg, April 9th.
The French Courier des Has Uais repeats
It's former assertion that new exopidition
for the conquest Of Cuba, is now ON foot it
also asserts that part Of the expedition has
already sailed and that within few days the
whole affair will he made public, the plan as
sketchcd by the Courier is to land on some
remote point on the Cnhan coasts where they
arc to maintain themselves until a general
rising in the Island shall summon them to
march upon Havana.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07
From 81. Domingo.

NEw YoRK, April 6.
The n. Y. Herald has letters from st. Do
mingo to the 10th of March, announcing
hostilities between Dominica and Denmark.
A Danish envoy recently arrived there in a
war vessel and preemptorily demanded one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars as in
demnity for the seizure of two Danish yes.
sells by President Baez during the recent re-
volution in Dominica. President Santa Ana
offered TO refer the matter to arbitrators.
The Danish functionery declined; giving the
Dominicans twenty hours to comply with
ibis demands, with the understanding that he
would be followed by blockade Of the port.
The Domineans forthwith decided in favor
Of war, aud commenced manning their bat.
teries. There was but one Danish vessel in
port f.f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07

The Nery btbT BucctHhs :.
The public Is therefore respectfully requested to
favor me with its confidence and patronage in the
treatmen mt Of Horses and Cattle; and will spare
pains to deserve the same.
Tue following testimonials given under their own
hands, by my patrons, are sufficient 20 prove my
sapAbiiity; .
We the certify that A. Gally, Veter-
inerV surgeon, has treated sick horses for u.s. and
thatwe are not only satisfied with the cures he has
effected for Us, but we eOns3ientiously recommend
him TO all our friends and aequaintanceH as an ex
pegeneed and sKi.iful Physician In this branch OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07
rhe Pugitive sIaye Cnse.

iPnmADELPHIA, April 6.
The testimony to show that Danel con-
iessed to the officers who conveyed him to
this city and to others that this was his first
visit 10 Philadelphia, was admitted after a
long argument by counsel, this rcbutting tes-
timony overthrow the most important testi-
Inony as to the defence.
AT midnight the evidence closed, and
counsel summed up the case occupying six
hours: The Commissioner reserved decs.
ion until this afternoon.
The negro was released from custody this
afternoon, and was carried about tine city on
the shouldersof the eolored population amid
great excitement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07

lust received large assortment Of Coal
" Oil amps, with improved burners, and new
styles, suitable for Church. Store Parlor and Kitch
en- purposes, In variety.
Class Class susPesnding Lanps-Large and small Burner.
- Side Il
and GLASS Parlor
Kitchen
britannia Parlor Pulpit; something new and good
Prac ct Lamps, Large and Small Burner
Reading " q"
Hand &.
We alsa keep large stock OF Lard OIL, Fluid and
Camphene Lamps, Glass and Paper Shades, Chin
reduced prices,
HEoKLER, RRMLEY 4 MAXToN.
janb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07
fron, Pnr,,vwny.

NrW YORK, April q.
The Hrra'd has intelligence from Monte.
Vidio to the 10Th Of February, II days later.
announcing peaceful adjustment Of the din.
culics with Paraguay through the friendly
Offices Of President Uruguay Of the s.rscn-
tine Confederation Tho precise terms oftho
settlement arc not stated. hut il Is known
that ample indemnity hss been conceded TO
the families Of the persons killed on the steam
or Water Witch, and 10 the American com
pany represented by Mr.. Hopkins.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07
Municipal Election.

NEw YoRK April6.
The charter election in Brooklyn yestar-
day, resulted in the success Of the whole
Democratic eicket. The majority for Mr..
Powell, the candidate for Mayor is 5000.
ST. LOUIS, April 6.
The municipal election in Keokuk, Iowa
resulted in the success Of Leighton,
Republican Mayor, by $50 majority. a.
majority Of Republican Councilmen were al
so elected.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07
CHICAGO, April 6.

The election yesterday, for Judge and
Clerk Of the Superior Court, resulted
in the entire success Of the Republican tick.
es by about 200 majority, The vote was
700 less than 1t the March election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07
Iuoinnati ,zamiltonandDaytOIR =
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OFTIME.
0H and after Thursday Jan. 10, 1859, Pasasn-
" gsrTrains willl leavethe 6thstreet Depot, Day
ton for Cincinnati as follows
At $40 q. m, 4.15 p. m, and 80 p. 10.
Returning Trains.
Will leave Cincinnati for Dayton, at 600
a. m. $40 q. IN, and 4.30 p. m.
The 7.30 p. M. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Middletown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
jan2l DANIEL McLAREN ,sup't.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07

Best brand Flour
odd Articles not nyerywhero to be
Found

EOOT-SCRAPERS, boot jacks, molasses
II "a; es fawcetta gun-nints Pasteiiggers, melting
ladies' dough-scfapers, beefsteak FOUNDERS, steel
yards, Bpring Distances, ek-hAmmers, crochet
needles amber beads, hair pins, diaper pins, teeth
Ing rings, window brushes, dust brushes sand pa
per wletatOnes, razor stropa, packing needless mop
sticks mop heads, all kinds Of mats, window paper
aud oil cloth for tables, window shades silver sand
bath bricks, and many other articles too nnmeronA
East second street, doors from MAlr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-07
Trensendoms Fire.

NEw ORLEANS, April 9.
The lower leveo Cotton Press, containing
l0,0OO bales Of cotton, took fire this morn
ing. The fire spread to the four squares
adjoining containing about seventy houses,
which are still burning. The loss will be
about 81 O000OO.