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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
IIARIE I'M TIERS
EscctIos, Notice.

THE STATE OF TEXAS
DALLAS COUNTY.
! J. NJ. PATTERSON, Chief Justice for the aforc-
L, said county, ichcreby order and direct that IN
election be held IL the several precincts in said coun-
ty, at the places designated by the County Court, on
the first Nondof, the Sd day of October next for the
purpose of cloctng one Ccunty Commissioner to fill
the vacancy accustomed by The death of james Chap
Also at the same time. in Precinct No. s, one
Justice ofte Peace to fill tho vacancy occasionod by
VIM. G. Hart, resigned.
The Presiding Officers of the severed precincts will
conduct said election according to law, and make due
return thereof within ten days thereafter, to the I'M
deragned, or in his absence to the County Clerk OF
said county.
\ Given under my hand, and the seal of tho
SEAL county Court, th. 18th day Ct September,
>C7TS/A, y. 1859. J. NJ. PATTERSON,
Tot Chit Justice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
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lslrl lH bangs. ant- Hpi insects.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

LEON;s MAGNETIC PoFyBET...
dssfroy Green Jrsscfs.t CccErsGrhcs rsE Hf~s FYr
lfnls, Moths, aFts ~ rssis e fts ItF,s-ias s1d
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
Gbyerlnnd rFatl Ee0utc

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kaufman, September /, lsiI-.lT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

vi cCLrON, AuuTrOvEsR --GENgasL HOUSEHOLD
4 f.rtu'e q srocshr -1hs d.; ttriisyl iaig - s
I0 oclN H. at 1876 lcsst,n street nsr Ciy hal the ehre
genie u,uure OF The large house h aae vii conorss
kr6 tescfp, rosewood AID rnaDgsoy urn
rure pss irrcra and c,rncss TAPESTRY
Biu,st olohs rice saf valusb.e
oil marble flrpi-Fe ~ KIDD rh ormHiu
sDd Srarzs msne' ooamsnt' eafs exenso1ts
g.seH ktctsn allure sesnsr beds hsr
martssfs DO Catalogues epg sis lrnog Aso, bsi12g
ir to TIE ,ttae ard must be sod. g,,d ws.ch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
4 IT.. Lssps.. rIoNsEs-Ar9RAorlvE SALE

II h. 4. LtEDS. SAhE
0enuiee pesemrtry sale at sucoa II tbs elegant
sstin wood walnut aud msh gaLv furature dec,ra
n: sSs Eve W. q IT y: ca Ia s e.. s,
20 INK ocot PRECISELY The soo Stag partial tsscss
bon II the R',nda "a, tan I'd m the house, VIII
Dibug walnut buffet extsi s,ou table carved
petes al It rchoss sr sno drios csaLs seq. spsn
rose brcrx gAs 6xtures antique OCT, tapestry
togehr wi ell be CHI sDd silver beoagi1g to
houss aso tee ee's breakfast do cut gaswAre f
81 usv alver scld rfivrr s and forxs
LIQUOR Nth cut ruby tos baskets salts biter
kntees dol WOW cutlery IN ss dss large varesy OF
III table OrnsrneDts, q TIE klla en- NJ 1sts
PAslry- Carved wnod IN crtnvon and maroou
estn sGd pier tables rscepu,u
cur7ten rh.irs eod wall steRrc, ella
.eo vb tshn word pier and inIsd ia,ies vsvs
rasres sr6 st. hrc.ze gas 6suos fgbts; heavy
b'odersd l~te window ORA ert. farsAn snades several
srss splescd bronzse, Ind otssr Zoe
pet artists IRISH gold frames asD, matcasd pstaog
by Sfeies f7e vsris,v II elegant Dresden sho.
vaes rsis tgareG Ind n&al oe,cratona two aate
Node ps,iJr-vsivet crpets su Of parlor f-u ure ia
god hroesie oft table oval gs'g
ave ebs elegantly cavei snpd secretary
vses sswpod cbsira ipad WHO sstinwond: fsueui TO-
sp~r6id rosewood
y pesfso, orisy aud fully warranted stool 1ad
csbires &c tevdes bo arer rlses wa,sh
be spp- eois'sd nutt be fep
Cbanhego md pesrs csroez carved rosewood
beostesd 9TH ,ich lace .anop roeodd hair mattresses 40
v,od b AID nhra toilet sets rnse glass
bn, kcssa Zoe cusio-, enedee &c
ECudcir THsesrY csfSfS csrysd e1rs nnd oser tA1e5
quits % rneliet urBf shades aud curtsn2
dc eu,o elsren ftyche gas &c.
atsd Elekart carved mahogany hedsoafs burelus
westsiss ds ward'oees soiss caaf diysns, mareisos
olsDs ets, cerpc:E 10
l.ssyilve catalogues had the house tbs morn
kg ~ fec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

sAx.rIs al AUCIuOn
~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~>.
DICHA EDS KINGsLAND AUcsIOnEe8
~ RICHARDS KicSsLAHp 10 vii sea At auction
At ten o c,uck at i5s Broadway,
general assortment NJ she and he syy hard ware
Cutlery. &c In lots 10 su's the trace
Ipvoicss OF anne csp and Eng sh ivory table aud
Fancy GOODS.
Invoices Of French ard Gsrusu fsx cy goods &c.
It - O'CLOCK.
An eeCsrt and slhsnA wagon suitable
or two hn,ses With nmod foe -four
VII be sold without reserve hs having no further
forit
CHkEIFFS SALE OF WINES LIQUORS, BAa FIX
~ tures DC -CHAM8sAS 4 F.Ix JafLD, aucuoree.s,
once 3 Nssssc street viii sell this july " at II oc eek
fixtures &c together the RICH. tile and Interest Of
In aud the unexped term OF the ease or the above osed
premises John GELLY Sheriff
TtHCR vElTCa AUOrIoNsRe OselCE 10 sPxUCE
street. Mortgage eae of horse1 coal csrts. Office furoi
uve slets foosibg, &c Friday july s2 1882 10 NJ
~ No Thirty uirh between B-oad aud Sixth
nne cnpeistps OF horse cart haynes scales
sceus &c also stable sbeds d,crins. IA; ALSO oce fur
JOHN b. HILl..ES, Atty for Mortgage.
w O. ALBURrpS, AUCTION sER.-RSCcIveGs
w saeIhis day, July 20 1t t0.s O'Clock at Al Woos
Ter yeet betoeen Grand sLd Become street large sac
etoc scrt etatuary tesorsous AMI works of
art from the celebrated srs also looking glasses
Phtoro Frames rc6erals bsses laddas shelving. TOOLS
bercdes, DC The Gale attention of slo
thing viii poetvel be tie highest bidder. By order Of
taos. COFFEE, receiver
The above COCOA examined any before the SALE
W. O. ALBO nfuS, sucuonser, 4l6 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

TsAwNpBORERa aALE-TH'S DAY july ~. AT A.
NJ CnIeT al RS auction store, q Bowery, consisting
ri larps asortnept OF wearing apparel or
deer 4ticn a.sc ,age collection jeweGy. sac c,r,-
pSzes ID o'clock BY ordex of 5vnu u Levy ~ ena syA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
DAY, JULY %, l859-TRIPLE SHEET.

aMUSEmk.NT1.
MlblOr GahDkN.
1iokek 10 roots pa1ay Circle. coots
- fRipS) Nj" B1--shNsFsT OF Ma RCl1ON
sb~ " usssie ssis's ain sf rdea {, al Ar-s hy Tho
Tsn sfo VARIED s3lecoD CT prssgn'ed
~ eysr ,pdu,ee he bsnseonry = oler n.pi bl
Thb HI NDSkl s OF PsTESrk @fU WGEa UNABLE
TO t'8rsrr ST. ara
arc respectfully invited pcsen' themselves az su early
period IN tts occhsinu, ard odslons ia
TEE CuCLnSf AND Musr ,MFngt Gle PLACE OF
SeUpr1sKT IN rBE CITY.
Ft'Nay-wB. BrkfON In FIVE CgAgACraag:
P;,hcodny The Fore,
FlccAdily tbs Foolish
Abe Marble Statue,
Abe travelling TrsGeSisu,
end the N n.y.
POOR PILLlC0DDq.
fdfccddy Mr. Burton sarah ........xrs EDDY
=. BHbaON Nav Y0SK DIRECTORY
Ar Burton. .picadi1y
THE MnHkY.
Aopy uustou
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AAlUSEmENTs.
flOwEHY THEATHE
ID Lceees $1,000. Mes9v- @. For and . W usgars
fshHWsLL BEFErIT Of TIE SfA6 bIBT 9RH.
FRIDAY eveathg. July ~
SATAN IN PARIS.
WKPr VI The WlhA rOhWI6H.
JxHSY LIND.
Jenny Lind With Hss LucT1a
ri ArIoTAL rHEATbE
sose Lessee and sgeress. eeu
BENE,II or Dan KgERii:.
tEl.As EYETlhG. July % 1859.
Ccsrne Eoira With
After which he
ass4l Gala sCznE freu ON srD JERRY
JEa MAssssard
DAG KGRRIGAa
our tn Nurse,
BsRREY 1HG BARON
saturday -5eref. OF Fl. =. MIRA NICHOLS.
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II / / / I|EII.
sFss liz ssssSS s sss ssss s s,s asssss e
T. MI Tao 40 7:i5 8 2. MI sjs $50 So
fbeue vssssiz s~fecf ecnesed swpscss Tunsl
and o'bsr rsqus Inc II pssserssTs 49,
essrtog wir bc brlik.y psnrAsd Rsfesh psns eDR ~
oo8nen boera. t--It
WOCDrE GlrStkEL BUia CiaGe
w Sol eLo 66S B-osdwa-, Prince rreok
sEkECc E1HivPiAk Ag.TaksSY
EVhkf sVEHlRa TFls KEEk.
Doors crer u Z. commence at O'Clock.
AGmif3tr 70 cbiirrsr. u.der tar Year, Il centL
SECOND WEEK or MPd HON..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

A UcIIoS EoTIrR-AT PRIVATE sALv, A SIEVE!
"A WOOD pianc{oe carved eRs and dohs1
n round by city maker $500 viii bs
bold for $3.50 moulding stool and Ono rosnwooi suit
Ia $780, will he sid for
80 Inquire ct Ill West Eleventh street sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

pCrytN sALA-rN THE Village OF HACyEv
". premises. large double hooss built expressly two
Loo ett front by F5 fse< derp, And lane Of "A feet a!ng.
erns made hnowp ard attendance given the day SALE
by JOIN d. vUORhiS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
'OULD lMITHs FURNTruaE

UCfION NOTICE IT. GOULD MTTHB FURNITURE
pscA,rg establishment 40 vsrk street hich surciure
every Description buxsd and ehioped 70 coy part
bro T. Gopr suiAs ,nInnrs press ~sgms and ssrts
bookesses French bsdsesds and cuftsrs tsksu
moved snd put with tho caye; slso ub'e
CD dinner and sets csesuy ps,ted
'orv au.d 10 part o! the country srage furc
|ue. Furniture bought com mission. Furniture Of
liz ded
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FINANCIAL.


i U0Urr Bc~xoUT o., BaNE ERs, NO. 30 WALL
~ parts OF the world through Mesur hotbschA of Paris
LONDON Frankfort Naples and VepaA and their
torta
RI1x& 81 AND UPW ARDS, ON UNION BANK or
- London end 6cyAl rank Of lreland for sale by w5
FARGO CO., ~ Broadway New Iork md OAhiosnis Elk
press Cosopany.
F!R0fON AQUEDUCT DrP AETNByrr JULY II, 1885,
~ Notice hersbs given that penalty Of dge per osnt U
be added the fret das Of Augu next Ill
resnGintDg unpaid ca that dav.
NJ VAN SCH AICx. President
DIvIDRND.-oFFICE OF TIA HABLEM GAS LIqHr
Ia COMPANY No 50 Nassau street New iork July iS,
ly Board OF Directors dace cd divfieod
o. three and bali cent payable and aAer the 18th
Tbe rarfer books viii DO c0ed from toe 2th until tbs a6h
insi. HENRY z. McGOWN eecreiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

tgskeukS MUSstM.-W7Msk's Last VI az - 60
- aoxk be hae bsoo tecur~d for fse
FaroFe Over 1890 dnereut erimenG c,mp IN
pguA Of hls iess toectioa fr III enb
g poteias, f. Decrofn sncy. oeus n, -s-ra
7xpui qni< &c ~iu he seated THE If
at ns6 u oc CO. lie snaler Ssrpsrthe~ hss
ION te-t OF Eggs, anc Tie larger ore nog irsns Is.
rshY sr scHcsa lhr squsia. Eaocy ~amy, 't<ore aal
s-y &c, ere all sere Ut s6uphtAncs as ce s-5,1ssu
made = reots; r:rarss eeAtR. Is aidiis u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

pIANos. yELoDRoNs AND ozaAvs-rIIx HoR ACE
wATsgl pisnos and melodies. for dspn party o toms
and DURABILITY, Second md ptanM AID
necdcors o Ses $3.50 Piauos ana paeodeons rent
~ HOAhCR WATERS agent, 1888 Broadway.
H9Fimonals--"Tha Horace Ws;sIB piaros knowa
amonR The very EvGngels ave soeak OF their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

ALABAMA.-(iov. Moore, of Alabama, was
inaugurated on the LIST inst. In his inaugural
address occurs the following, with regard to
the impending crisis:
Having made brief and true statement Of
facts, which show rapid and fearful increase
Of the power of the Black Repu blicans. and
having discussed and shown the dangerous
tendency OF the new issue, growing out of the
slavery question, we are naturally led to ask
what Is the duty of the slaveholding States
under the circumstances / can only give you
my opinion. They should do everything that
becomes them as patriots, to preserve their
rights and equality in the Union. They should
insist on all their constitutional rights, and
grant the same to every section of the coun-
try, and make no more compromises of prin-
clpies, involving constitutional rights. Ii they
nave been taught anything by experience, it is,
that by compromises and concessions IN the
question Of slavery, they have lost much and
gained nothing. If. with the lights before them,
they continue to make concessions of consti-
tutlonai rights. they will deserve the fate that
Will certainly overtake them. 1t is manifest
that the Black Republicans intend to be salts
He'd with nothing short of the exterminat ton
OF the institution of slavery. The "irrepres
sible conflict" is going on, and has developed
Itself In new form, in the bloody tragedy at
Harper's Ferry. The extent of this cons III.
rAcy shows that what the abolitiQnists cannot
effect through the maifeasance or non feasaacs of
Congress, and the Territorial Legislatures.
shey intend 70 accomplish by conspiracy, yio-
lence and bloodshed. l repeat, then, let the
Southern States stand firmly upon the Com
stitution, as the great platform upon which
the Federal Government is erected and under
which their rights can alone be protected Let
u NOT De supposed from what have said. that
am disunionist. No man is a disunionist
VINO adheres strictly to the Constitution
Xnere Is no sacrifice would not make to pre-
serve The Union as our fathers made it. i
should regard its dissolution rs a great Gallant.
", bat ii the alternative shouid h. rrasented
70 the state OF Alabama of remaining in the
Cafon an unequal and degraded member, OF
dissolving her connection with it, she should
not hesitate 10 choose the latter alternative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

- z = - = q e 8
IL LILLY 4QNp III &Q4 k@UkEE< ~ r. III
.-.I efs 1elf exoty o41lfeslg ~ kETGA %
s0o coSd}tcSs WI enoIosod nm nm 81. r. VIZ
pyn3uefi "a irfn17 5xfslv al m 6f66f rias5f hSd
and dne milo u5iIv fY6Ir fEe 5a1i- f5SS1 N =
good hute0 81 fke fsnd yfi5k m kuf Iiffis ~
ronse 3 a W sgde yerv o6l6}nr fS3ie a snis II,
rs 3o--ts ~ q ~ ID HfiLfxn{6
=. - g. = : : - z -,
COUNTY ~ would sail smelI THACTp f
= =. IL kD a Pew hatans lying on Io4es Creek.
river, c0ntaipiUk s. ACRES, large poTtiCa 0f
witch - creek Hats, and MI OF excellent 4ua1kJ
pep!ats hickory and pine. There 10 larss amount
Of barrel timber al best quAiity CQ0poTB and
mllers w0aId do veil 10 exsmine the same.
.ALs0--Anothsr. TRACT Of - acres. nesr the
WORKED. We refer those wishing information, %
Mrs Edward Scott, Of Manikfn. or to DR.. j. s.
Nicholas, near Scottssillo. Alfemarle.
no 1S-tits i. 8. NICHOLAS & BROS.
49, EHT r 0E T1NN1N I71N0VER 1SN
NJ q ~ 81 d ~ ~ 3 81, q
n1rrsr y 4 41 = 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

Rup EcEsrpsor TEE SEX - ~ s .sa...
eclipse oil the l8t1 o. next July w ~ ~ III
~ snrt aut one 10 theectenta NE world "a " g.
rsetof 81 he borpAt obsery wsa ne nrsi
to remark that a. the moment q ouscgras.oh
four Of tie principal planets-s enuss M - c
~ FAINTER and Sasnrn--will appear n the
sieiaisy 81 the eclipsed ssn as 9 KIND q non
hoiikl flcnre; phenomena ofssucn extraor-
.Isnnrv rsritv that many centuries will elApso
before lis repetition. Dsrkness VIII com.
,uepce and terminate on the land, the tocali-
tjes heinz California and the shores Of the
Red sea- Between these extreme points the
scli,sse viii be visible In North America,
frpln whence the moons shadow will pas
scruss tho Atlantic, and traverse Spain tota.
darkness including the following irngoraa .,.
towns In that country: Oviede, -, ,a.s,..a'
Santander. Bllboa, yittoria, Bnrecs: ~.
luna, sarsgossa aud Valencia Inc lans =, ~, w
al.y VIII then eros. the Assrs Beam
T.,.ar S.,crrat Sanha f;oddona aud Monrzak.
Thus although his remarkable ss .rs eclipse Wi,
not be- total in any part OF ue unitea nns.
dom, Ii will be so in iarec poIuoh Vi Spain
and accessible portions of Africa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

MI Gowen, the American contractor for
removing the Instructions from Sebastopol
harbor has now finished his work with the
outer line of sunkeu vessels, so that they do
not obstruct navigation. The large frlgate
Vladimir was successfully raised, Oct. l4th.
Leoeadia Doze wife of Roger de Beauvais,
celebrated once as actress and playwright. and
who wrote Condolences ct Causeries de Mile
Mars" died in Paris in the month of October,
aged &c.
Capt Strout, of the brig Louisa, Of Port
land, Maine. died at Charleston on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

SINGULAR CAsE-A lady residing in Lam
sinburg, N. ", had pet cat, which took a
violent fancy to her baby. The latter was
seized with Il violent attack of whooping-
cough, a few weeks since, and the cat with
her two kittens, caught the disease from the
child The baby died, and the eat was for a
long time inconsoIabe for the loss of her IA
vorite. until at last she pinned away and died
of grief These facts, although strange, are
strictly true, says the Troy Wing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

DEATH FROM BIRMINGHAM elderly lady
named Baird, residing near Canoe creek, Pa
met with terrible death on Saturday last.
She was in the act of STOPPING down at the
fireplace TO light her pipe, when, As Is sup,
posed. she was seized with vertigo, and fell
head foremost into the fire, and before she
could be extricated was 30 horribly burned as
10 cause her death in a few hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07
. PIANO STORE, No. 2ls BRo.n =

- PLANO STORE, No. 2ls BRoAp ST.,
XYT7 opposite Breeder 4 Fo1's Dry Goods
w III Stors.-The subscriber would invite call
from persons visiting the city in Want Of PIANOS,
or other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. He keeps
constantly on handa large assortment of 6ne In
ssruments. selected by himself with special care.
Having been many ,ears in the trade, and being
thoroughly conversant with the mechanism Of the
Piano, he possesses peculiar al sntages and never
sells an instrument which he cannot recommend
and endorse. He 10 sole agent here for Stenway (
known throughout the country, and also keeps an
assortment Of the instruments made iy w. knate
Il Co., OF Baltimore, and the Pianos Of other we'll
known manufacturers. Those who wish TO buy
will consult their interests by visiting the estab
ment Of Il. MAYR. No. 2lS Broad st.,
Opposite Breeder Fox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

Ap.TnIoTIc QrEsN-The Queen OF Spain
has offered to contribute part OF her civil list
10 defray the expenses OF the Morocco WAR
In her speech in the Council of Ministers, she
said--s1 will have valued and sold, ii neces-
sary, all my jewels for the success OF this holy
enterprise. will cut down any luxury. A
simple string OF coral will sit more secure on
my neck than u necklace of diamonds, IL tn
latter can serve TO defend our own beloved
Spain and increase her renown."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

PIANO roRrrs.
LIGHTE & BRADRURY'S
SEss$.S=7 MASUFAcfORY
III EtIGRANDA AND SO UARE PIANOFORTES

RRPRgssxTE
NATHAN'L CARUSI, Breads Ricnmoni,
Where an assortme ntcan seen Their o who .
LIGHTE BRADBUR respectful. UNIFORM the
public that within the present year they have re
organized their whole ishment, that their
patrons can rest assured that all improveme mis-
made to the PIANO FORTE will be most speedily
introduced in their mandatory, all of which are
warranted for all time. The attention of the pubic
ls particularly called 70 their premium SO UARE
GRAND PIANO FORTE, made by them. which.
for power. volume, sweetness of tone elasticity Of
touch and elegant exterior. stands unrivaled even
by the Concert Grand. The unanimous opinion Of
the greatest musical celebrities (which can be seen
at Mr.. Caruss,) is that our instruments defy COM
petition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE Mfppr.xsrx
ILLS "A case Waich has been on trial in the
past twelve days, between George Peabody -
a.. Of London, aud the MiddIesex Mills wss
brought 10 close on Saturday, by a verdict
Tor tbs plaintiff for 20, it6.54. The suit was
brought u test the title TO a lot of wool mr.
cha<ed in Europe by Samuel Lawrence inst
hsiore The commercial panic OF 1851.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

ANCIENT JEWELS The jewel box of an
Egyptian Queen, which was found In one of
the Kings tombs in Egypt, Is now greatly ad !.
mtred BY the Parisians. One of the journals
says the most elaborate workmanship Of the
present day cam u surpass that of this Jewell
Especially fine ID a lite gold crown. n thick
S,!d chain, six feet long, and Beautifully
cnieeied gsid plate with d male portrait ,er
hAps that of the King F' per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

OLD Folks AT A WEDpING.-A marriage was
celebrated at Waliingiord, Conn, on Thanks
giving eve. at the residence the bridegroom's
father, in presence of great-great srandmotl-
er, great-grandiather and great grandmother,
grandfa father and grandmother, father, mother
ard children--in all IL OF one family.
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- BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sep't N. & p. X. X.
the ADAMS EXPRESS COM.

hist is'TEAMsAIR ESPREfss e. and
s,9 aI NORFOLK: PETEfsnTDRSx az. nd R fSa
NoKE, which leave new YORK every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, and tnence by hAll,-
ROAD !. WEID9N, MIVl;AMIlEYGSToN, Inch
pal psce s n ana S6kTH IL CAROLINA.
at reduced rates, every kind Of Merchandise. vslu
able Parcels Jswsry, !ss !. 70 shs soovsnamsd OIL
panied 6y SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who viii
give their personal attention g the careful banding
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers viii please take notice that psckasss to
points in Virginia and North CasolIua viii Be sent
BY Steamers, unless otherwise marked
fM5ssAs received on day q .iMI ssS s1i'l
SPECIAL. HoTIcE.-Exprsss paskssss for Nor
: ssa NossS sas
Steamships R0ANoKE and JAMEsT0M NJ win
hereafter Be received by tho ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorised agents Tor Ex-
oss e the SsS aSsf .ff kii
!. ss sc EflHHE
three times 4 week, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
II So sA TEHPEsT CAPT. !eys D,s4ss ,..
Bost NERcHASf, Capt. dEe. 9. LAvsl
boat BRISTOL, Capt; cHAs. 7. J0hxs0n.
ssss 2 Rkfa st SRI isS 8
naa s 81 careful md s.ggs.,snesa csgtalss .sd
sl rom g % bsrs, ssss
three years. Sss' o'n''awSfSHc.f e W. sss ~. zs:.
Al the Shed. Dock st..in reAFof old dss Wests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07
BODEkER, Apothecary an

A BODEkEK, Apothecary and Drug
"A gist, No. 10 Main. street, and near Old ~
Market, Richmond, Va, bess the attention ~
his complete stock of Drugs. Medicines, Oils,
Paints, Brushes. Dye stnfs. Soaps, Perfumery
cnes. Yeast Powder, and all other goods usually
sold by Druggists New, Preparations obtained as
soon as they appear. All which he will sell as low
as they can be nought anywhere.
Buy ers would dowell to examine his stock be fore
making their purchases elsewhere. A. b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07

An OPPORTUNITY THAT RARELY
"A OFFERS.- Magnificent and sp.en.'Id two
bounced Silk Ufesses. rich velvet LOUNGES agly
oier these dressss ut considerably tess tnsn cost
10 consequences Of tho a1vsnccd state Or the sea,
son. ALFRED MOSES, 6s Main 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07
KITS caa be secured at the fellow

Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dina
on board the comfortable steamer between Acsula
Greek and Washington.
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Genl Tickst Ax'L
n, Ruru S,,nBt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-07
INSURANCE.

TAMES G.. BOSHER. INSURANCE
llTH STREET. BETWEEN BANKAND MAIN
STREETS. % DOOR FROM THE CORNER OF
lITH AND Manu- am prepared to issue POLL
CIES OF INSURANCE on BUILDINGS, Furniture,
Merchandise, and every description of Personal
Property, 1.-THE subject of FIRE risk, against loss
or damage by fire. upon terms as reasonable as can
be offered by any responsible company. The capt
standing and business character Of the companies
unquestionahle. From the long experience have
had, and my knowledge of this branch of business
| am enabled to offer my numerous friends and the
public full assurance that all business transacted
with me will receive prompt attention. and cases
jdsted and speedily settled
Country Risks and Inland Navigation Risks as
sured on most favorable tie rms