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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, e; Y. r. r. Coz
NOTICE TO S.....PRoPoSALs77
IN Sealed, endorsed Proposals, will be received
for the construction Of Depot Bulldogs in Rich h,
snch of the country Depots Sheds as may be
necessary on the line of this road.
Proposals for Entire Iron Buildings, for Briek
ing, each are invited; but for the Iron Building,
or Brick Buding. with Iron Roof. any bidder may
furnish his own plan. The country Depots will be
Framed Wooden Cottages and Sheds.
For the Plans sf al 40 th. ea
tCopy.1 d. S. WALTON, Ch'f Eng'r.
Sc 2S-tOc3
nlSSOLUTION.--The firm of WARING L
~ PEARCE, Druggists, is this day dissolved, by
the withdrawal Of JAMES II. PEARCE. Mr..
WARNER l.. WARiNG will still continue the
business at the old stand. he having assumed the
response billtles of the concern, and TO whom all
outstanding debts must be paid. Ali persons in
debted to the concern are requested to make imme-
diate payment to w. l.. WARING.
w. L. WARING,
JAS. H. PEARCE.
Richmond Sent ~ 1889.
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wAFall Dry Goods
SW OR - > & r. II \ w
Have now in store a large and attractive
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
adapted to retail sales. In DRESS GOODS
SILKS AND SILK ROBES,
RICH FOULARD SILKS.
ALL-WOOL PRINTED DE LANES,
RICH MOUSELINE ROBES,
RICH PRINTED MERIN0S.
MOUSELINE ROBES, for Misses,
VALENTIAS AND TRAVELLING FABRICS.
ALSO,
large and we'll selected line of MOUSE
LIN Els, at Csc. per yard.
SHAWIS for fall and winter. in great variety.
CLOAKS.-Al the novelties, IN every grade OF
fabric and variety of style.
MOURNING GO0DS-In this department we
ask the particular attention of buyers.
ALSO,
In EMBRoIDERLES. GLOVES, HoSi cry,
y. BIN our assortment OF. CLOI HS. CAssI-
up to order,) can be found SOMETHING FOR BOYS"
Sc a-3t SWORDS K THAW, lis Broad st.
rs School Books. --GEO. NJ. WEST has
always sold BOOKS cheaper than any other per-
son, and will still do so, for CASH. SLATES-a
new kind. Sc 22-iW
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q n I. o. X. Me- UARTERLY
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tribe, No. "A,
X l. O. Il NJ, 18th Sun, Corn Moon. g. s.,
+ \ 5520.-The members of this tribe are
t \ hereby notified to attend quarterly
meeting to he held on this Sleep, "WEDNESDAY
punctualy at the 9TH run.
Business of great Importance will be transacted,
and every member is expected to be present.
By order of the Sachem and the Tribe.
23-lts c, R BRICkEN, +. C. of r.
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PIANO FOR SALE.-The subscriber
E=fT7has for sale n fine Rosewood 7-ocfave
tti ~ PIANO. nearly new, been very little used,
and originally cost $50 Any one needing
PIANO. can purchase the same cheap and on ac-
commodatns terms. 1t is sold because the owner
has room for it, and warranted 10 be IN good
order. CHAS. SCHAlMAN,
Sc zZ-Ixs Main. halween 9Th and 10Th ats.
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IN PACKAGES WINES AND LIQUORS
LOU FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES,-25
bbis. pure Rye Whskey; 10 do common Whskey;
do. fine old Bourbon Whisky; 10 do. fine old Mo-
nongahela Whisky; Is packages French Brandies;
Is do. eommon and imitation Brandies; 20 do Port,
Sherry. Madeira and Malaga Wines; is do. Rum,
Gin and Frulted LIQUORS; Is dszen assorted Wines,
as regards price and quality, to be equal to any in
market. and will be sold low for cash, or on the
usual time for approved paper.
j. p. KAVANAGH
Family Grocer, liz Broad St, below 9Th.
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ma Removal wv. Leigh Burton, Dentist,
has removed to Browns building, on 81 street. one
door above the Mechanics Institute. an lo-Sm
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~ 5000 BANK of COMMONWEALTH STOCK.
$500 VIRGINIA and TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD BONDS.
5000 MANASSAS GAP R. r. BONDS.
Sc S-St ISAACS X TAYLOR.
(sLOAkS AND SHAWLS. .-PERKINS &
~ CO.. No. l4l Eagle Square, will open this morn
white and colored Stella Shawls: long and square
WOOL Shaws; elegant long Black Merino Shawls;
vets for Cloaks; ladies' Cloths. black and colored;
Bonnet Ribbons and Dress Trimmings. low for
cash PERKINS 4 CO, No IA Eagle Square.
FOR SALE-A FIRST-RATE CARPENTER
u IN bus Nth year, OF fne size and appearance--
GOOD health and constitution. Has been at his
trade for Is years. and will Re warranted TO be
sood Workman. Apply at Cary Street jail.
Sc 2S--eo3tH
TgDDA TENTSPER rs, plain
3. 81 spsrM Csndlsy Adsmantaf qepdlss Mitcbsll,s
is~ vssdlss, n sivss "a ~ dsIs ux... -.
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~ PISTOL PRACTICE.
PALACE HALL SHOOTING GALLERY. cor
ner of Main and Pearl streets, Richmond, Va.
opened during the day and evening for the prao-
tice of shooting pistols.
IA. Gentlemen are invited to call EIGHT shots
for Is cents. JOHN Il. WILLIAMS,
Sc I3-lm Proprietor.
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hA Fall Dry Goods. Fall Dry Goods =.
BREEDEN & FOX,

ma Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry Goods =.
BREEDEN g. FOX,
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening for the past two weeks very
large assortment of Dry Goods, and by to days
steamer from New York will be in receipt of their
FALL STOCK
OF every description of
DRY GOODS.
In Dress Goods department, the styles and fab
RIGS very and attractive, and the variety is
greater than that of any former season.
: SERVANTS CLOTHING, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES. LACE GOODS. &c.
We invite the attention of buy ers, both whole
sale and retail, our stock. assuring them that we
shall endeavor to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN 4 FOX.
SO I2-1mf 2l7 Broad street.
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ST. To
of there's
forms by
and Aur
ceipts =;
ton of n
which i
amount
,pd{yttiI
MIR. GreI
gIa, viii
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SANFoRD's OPERA TROUPE

NOTICE.-TICKETS can be had during the day
at the following places, in order to avoid the rush
and Inconvenience at the doors during the even
ing: Bar of the EXCHANGE Hotel; Bar of the Amer
lean HOTEL Bar of the Columbian Hotel Bar of the
Powhatan Hotel. Music Stores of j. WoopHoUsE.
q. NJ. WEsr, Y. II. TAILOR, A. Morris. Also, at
the door during the evening.
"a TICKETS 25 CENTS. Sc 2S-2t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, SEPT. 27, SO.
High Water th,s day Wednesday, 5,z O'Clock

hence for Providence tbefore reported ashore in
Rappahannock river,) was got OFF, after being light
ened of 600 bushels of grain. Her cargo is unin-
sured The vessel has been towed to this port for
: GLASGOW. Sept. CARVED, ship John Kerr,
Sweetzer Richmond.
OF the Isle Of Wight. Sept. IL, ship Louisiana,
from Richmond for Bremen.
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4 oENGY.-I have this day appolnled Mr, A.
GOODS. sH1E. and NIssctiEIL1NEoTs CID
THING STORE. in the city II Richmond, on east
TIA ssiess. opposite the mArkstt,,, ~. .vrrf
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In retiring from the concern of WARING &
PEARCE, return my thanks to my friends, for
partner, Mr.. w. L. WARING.
Sc 2S-6t JAS. HI. PEARCE.
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NEW
dates to |
was pr
for the
bers II.
Liberal
defeated
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PEARCE, return my thanks to my friends for
their patronage, and commend to them my late
Sc SGT st. = = : 49, JAS H. PEARcE.
I AIDES. TAKE NOTICE--LADIES. TAKE
IL NOTICE.-From ten to twenty per cent. saved
by getting your Cake and Confectionery from
RICHARDSON'S. zoo Main street, near 9th. To
goods and compare prices with our bills OF the last
FRUIT, POUND, cITRoN, ALMOND. RAJ,
Ne sf A sna L "a
Is cents per pound; ORNAMENTAL 30 cents per
pound.
ma AHLoares Of 8 pounds and ap,ccrds, Frost
ed Ornamented or Ptain, JEsf as yos may dessrs,
at Is csafs per pound. % 1o-5t
TMP0RTANTr N3IlCE; T;coRN s 3 BUN q
every disorder Of the FEET, instantaneously re-
moved without pain, that the patient can walk
Immediately, with ease and comfort, by Doctor
SCHULTZ. sargeon chiropodss, whose stay again
to meet engagements In Lynchburg. HIS patrons,
and all who value easy walk and Wish to avoid
the i'll consequences arising from neglect, should
A ofiscs, Wall St. Hotel. Wall st. SO as-st.
CIGARS. ..e cases 6ne Havana Cigars, .ust re-
marino, Cuatro Sebrnas L0ndres, Tulip2n. Cecilia
Maria, La Palma Conchas, lllustra Iabellanos,
Flor de kio Seco, Filetos Prensedos, Cuatro Suhri
-, Media Re2aiia. Cuatro Sohfinas Opera, La
for sale BY WM. WALLACE SONS.
TENNESSEE FAMILY FLOUR. II have in
4 store . very NICE artiele Of r AMIIY FLOUR,
Aa' '''n e sse Risfiaf r broad De-. z.
\ ''s''s 1: 4 iiiS;s ;;S;a;' IN Viii HSiS \;
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people slaughtered by the hundred thousand
The government may be oyerthrown, and the
Emperor sent TO die in the unwholesome at
mosphere Of Calcutta But what then
What lis 10 become of China The English
will hardly make another experiment after
the CLivs and WARREN HASTINGS fashion,
They viii not venture, we opine, to annex a
fresh 4u0, 6o0000 of Asiatcs, while the 1s0, o00-
700 that they already have in tow are still
straining the cable SO intensely. After they
shall have been covered from head to heel
with blood, brains and glory, what will they
do nextl Why, leave China just as il is now
her population ignorant of the laws of war
and her rulers always ready TO evade the
treaties, whose shpulstions they cannot un-
dsrstand, and of the binding force of which
IL 10 apparent that they have no Just concep.
ton. III Ambassadors resident are forced
upon the present Government, the probability |
10 that it will cost the Emperor his life. aad |
the whole matter will have to be recon- |
menced. We should very much dislike TO he |
An English or French Ambassador at Pekin
The resistance made by the Chinese seems to |
have astoanded the English, who can account |
for II only upon the supposition that they
had Russian officers among them. Nothing
can he more probable, than that among the |
barb&rcus, 0r semi nations, with
somero Of whom she is continually at war, the
English should always ind European oaicers.
NAPOLEON hAd this in view, when he said, ~ 81.
Helena, upon the occasion Of LORD AMaKRAT
touching ct that island after his unsuc
csssfpl tnission u China, that ii would BE- very
unw!ts ii The English to 20 to var with the
Chinese, They could easily syeat them, hs
said, but the Chinese were 10 numerous, that
theS could turn ami an saxsx.al IL; 4 unl-
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TuE NORTH CAROLINA TRADE.

o,r merchants shou,d look TO this trade, bcth -
Middle and Western North Carolina. The peopis
of North Carolina are disposed TO give ~ not only
their tobacco and wheat. but their reciprocal
trade: the opportunity Of selling them their cry
goods aud groceries. We must extend our ra,'-
roads into tho North State. We must MAKE '"e
Keysviile connection at once. the panvh'e eA'sa'
son viii soon follow that entering wedge In 'he
meantime, let our merchants cultivate sae 10.
auain,Ance OF the people of North Carolina LIE,
them advertise freely In the North Carolina Local
,o.rus,.--especially in Charlotte. Salisbury and
Greeusborough. Nor should they omit the Two
papers In warren'ou, which, besides the reason
Thai they afford good media through which to
reach a wealthy people ready to trade here, de'
serve encouragement for being warm and active
friends of the Keysvilie aud Clarkesvle extension
Be II also always understood that In this matter
our contemporary and friend, the Gainesville
Tobacco Fiant, should receive aliberal advertising
list from Richmond merchants This system will
nav we'll
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--..r Of Il for . moment ~ II Il were . bona .Hde
ssrsomatic demand intended for ssrious constdera.
ttctis aInonstrous propoeAl 70 exfend 70 ~
III q same Infamous policy h!ch hae reooced ~
the other States In italy 10 suhjsction 20 Austrie
N II demand that the one CONSTITUTIONAL stste,
which Il the hope and JOY Of every Italian Hatrios
eh all strip naked and pF0stratc hersetf as she iecs
Of the great cppressor Of Central am southern
Europe We wifi not insult the King Of the nopic
Twenty Five Thousand who fought ut our eide y ID
the Orimea-we viii not insult onr readers ~ ois.
eussing this mock proposition. II Will not pe ao'
cepted II will not be entertained; y already a.
jected. The scvereirn the people. the army IL
nnsniuous Il will tight . second NovsIa. .hsu
Victor Emanuel day or two ego; ratner , snsa
surrender the noble italian youth who have pia'e'
confidence ia me1 r-,.~.h.,d
Count 0yulai's declaration Of var follows nsIn
upon Count Buol's recent exposition o. Au rsn.x
policy Ia Italy a. pursued for nearly ns a.sch n
and u lie rational Consequence. In the dsspsv %
the Austrian Foreign Minister, dated seu.uT a.. ~.
Il IL tolemnIy declared that Italy can nesr nv
free institations. but must always De eT'.s,tsts
the bayonet that the Princes have ,ss ~
rieht to deliver their tereitory TO the ~ .tys
session and their subjects to the stripes a. ,dsran
and that TO contest this Is to deny tne ns n
dence-that the Paral government nesu a naodad in
in army and that Il ether reforms me- hu nnt ~
Itnly none can be undertaken while rleu s LII,
tains her system Such IL the sum Oh Uouns qua sS,
declaration, and he 10 not expounoins Oil 'N''
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DIED.


saa instant. after painful and hngerins illnes 70
SAMUEL b. HARDWOOD. Of this city. formerly VI
Richmond. Va. eyed 81 years and mon. nh.or,c,ed
Though tbs sad event, above prien .,e nrmsron.
sssr A.. ~ tHe iansnte dscessed ia this city Who
with pain aud alarm witnessed the iDroeoe o.
unon = constitution naturally strong. anu shirg
aissouslon sasher thick and fist upon him. yst the
Nov ials With nsne the less pain and crnsnlng sot
row on those who. when LIES silver core ~ un
broken. loved and esteemed him. and whose % M
mory of the many noble and genial traits that c,us
tered around and adorned his character, nov tnss
the veil OF the tomb hides him from tner s.ehs
Tins has passed away. in the mer,oan o. ,nssnsn
unity of disposition and exalted integrity OF RuI
pose' we're The more prominent outlines. m'DeIng
with which the gentle, the kind ANA the true. oesa
tifully and harmoniously or,mrnded onr
deepest respect His untimely death w snfTu s.
with gloom many hearttstone IN the state o. ~
nativity, where were passed the sunny nours y. ass
boyhood and WHERE though Of hs pobensss
and generosity and here. where we can ycs sc..vs
" reaitze that he ID not" many ana DINGHY
though mourHful. will be our IecurionCo ~ s.o
scenes in which he mingled. and the deeds Oh een-
tleness he performed.
"Pesce to the lust mans memory;
Let II grow RrecDer with years.
And blossom through the flight nf ages
vicksbur0 miss Wing.
On the 9Th inst, in Caroline county. near Chester
field Depot. HENRY L BLUNT, in the Goth year Of
sGJackson (Mise) papers please COPY.
On Sunday morning, May sth. Mrs ANN LEWIS.
consort of John Lewis. ,,
Her funeral will take place irom neg n.y.
friends of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend.
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FORGERY.

BosToN, May 5th.-At an investigation at Salem,
Monday last, by two agents of the U. s. Treasu.
ry Department, Mr.. G. W. Muilett, Ex>Inspector
of Customs, testified that the signatures Of over
five hundred persons to petition, recommending
Dr. Dr.. y, D. Loring ior collector OF salem 10 1888
G.. W. Pike. The latter s DOW Collector of Salem.
DR.. Loring, failing to obtain the Collectorship,
appointed Postmaster of Salem, on the recon-
mendation of said petition. Several prominent
Democrats declare their alleged signatures to the
petition to be forgeries.
1t is not known what action will be taken in the
premises but Mr.. Pixies opponents are confident OF
his removal.
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- ArrrsrIos is requested to
"Procrastination Is the thief of time,
Be wise to-day: tits madness to defer"
~ ANY KIND or INSURANCE
I I I, u A

UN II Is II
FIRE INSURANCE.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
LIFE INSURANCE! White persons on the Mt
tuaE System and Jdint Stock System
SLATE INSURANCE one month 10 .frs years, to
live in any part of Virginia. or any other siavehold
ing State. All effected daily upon ec0R0 nicot, safe
BvsT COMPANIES in the Union represented-Capita
81, 1855 U0Di
For all kinds of Insurance. call at the old estab
lished GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE Pearl street. just
below the Exchange Hotel, next to d Eacho.
~ All Losses Promptly Paid
Hours of business from A N to P NJ, and from
to O'clock. NJ.
OR BROKEN NJ d,
General Insurance gent, and
nv PIT Medical Examiner.
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BURNING OF WOODEN MILLS AND LOSS OF
LIFE.

BURNING UE WOOLEN MILLS AND IOSS UF
LIFE.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, May Tho Black River
Wooden Mills in this village were burned to the
ground yesterday afternoon. The fire originated
in the picking room, aud before the operatives In
the third and fourth stores could be warned egress
was cut of by the flames.
Some were rescued by ladders, and others, to save
themselves, jumped from the windows. Two were
killed, thirteen seriously injured, and two fatally.
number Of others also received slight injuries
Several are reported to be missing. There were
sixty persons in the building at the time the fire
broke out. The loss lie estimated at $40 900, and
is partially insured.
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SAILED FOR EURoPE.-The steamer North Star,
from New York, Saturday, for Hsvre, took out 2l3
cabin passengers and $3s0,72 in specie. Ell Go.
vernon Seward is among the passengers The steam.
or City of Washington, for Liverpool and Cork,
took out 124 cabin passengers and $50 in the steer.
age and 5000 9I5 in specie
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OPENING OF A SOUTHERN CANAL.
NORFOLK, May THE first boat with a cargo OF
corn, arrived here to-day, by way of the Abe
marie and Chesapeake canal.
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- CHsApssr 0oops ever sold in this

city. A great chance 10 new offered to I'll ~ wsns
springs Extension Skirts 7oc; silk Necktes ior ger
tlemen 25c; gents Under Shirts 25c; Mansiias anu
buyere: large assorfment Of Wrappings for Misses
and Children Of ths latest dengns Bonnets hiDDons
Flowers Ruches; Head Dresses; Dress ana msn ~
TRIMMINGS; Embrotderies; Black elixs; fancI NSS
tions; Ladies' Dress Goods. &C., &c. For the Dsss I'M
cheapest Goods. cali 1t the Mantle Dep0s Sy MAin
street. lmy9J kHHA
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FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM MEX.

NEW ORLEANS, May S.-The steamer Coatacoalcas,
from San Francisco on the Goth ult., has arrived
The ships Nonpareil, Comet, Gosport, Annie
Kimball, Moonlight, Crest Wave, John Sidney,
York, Busna Vista, Baltimore, Boston and Dragon,
had arrived.
Mining was favorable. Business was improving.
Robes was at Jalapa. Gen. AmpudisI was en-
camped before Jalapa. Jusrez had issued genes
raj exequator to all the American Consuis.
The English and French fleets leave SACRIFICES
Oh the % of May.
The Liberals had taken San Bias, Mazstlau, and
Colona,
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MARRIED.

IN Wednesday. the 4th instant. By the In 80,
mia. 10 Miss MARY. daughter Of VIM rsimer'
E.r of thta CITY.
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aPECIAL NOTICES.

- visffoss 10 TEE BAPrIsr ConvsN-
7IoN AND e4nANoERs IN 4nE CTR, are respectfully
invited . call st the Photograph and Fine Art cal
the Custom House. and examine the besufiful spe
cimens on exhibition In every branch OF PhofoRrhr
phy-where the art can BIO seoa In its utmost perez
ton. my y
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ARREST OF AN EX-EXpREss AGENT CHARGED
WITH ROBBERY.
NEW YORK, May S.-N. Marouey, ex.agent of
Adams Express Co., at Montgomery, Ala, was ara
rested here Saturday night, charged With the rss
cent robbery of the Express there Of $4,000. He
was held to bail In the sum of $4,000. 1t IL said
he was on his way to Europe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09
THE EXPECTED STEAMERS.

THE EXPECTED STEAMERS.
QuEBEc May 8.-There Is nothing yet of the An.
go Saxon, which sailed from Liverpool on the
10Th nit.
New YORK, May S-There is nothing yet of the
aieamer Kangaroo, which left Liverpool on the
9th nit. for this port.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

~SoMETHING NAw-IMPoRTANT No.
TIcE.-The ladies and gentlemen of this city will
have an opportunity, for few weeks, of takirg In.
structions in the Beautiful art of DRAWING and
PAINTING IN OIL C0L0RS, which can be learned
In few days, by either sex above the age Of twelve
years. For particulars small bills or call and
examine specimens ct the EVERETT HOUSE, Main
street. between It'll and sth Richmond. Va.
my 6-3,* w L cox, Artist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09
LOSS OF THE BARK AERIEL

The bark Aerial, from Wilmington, N. c i. bound
to Havana, experienced heavy gale on the ed nit,
sprung aleak and capsized. The crew we're rescued
after being on the wreck two days, by a vessel
bound to Liverpool subsequently they we're trans
srred to the brig Princess, and brought to Balti-
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