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, 1859-01-04

ROCKFORD. H. Dec q. 1s3s.
GENTLEMEN: I thank you heartily for yous Kind
and generous invitation, bnt must not accept it
have been three weeks absent from my post, aud
must turn my face homeward to morow, having
some engagements 10 fulfill on the way. might
have lectu1ed once more in Chicago acceptaL|y,
but an not prepared to give ! course. Besides !
would wlsn ai| my efforts IN this line to encourage,
and If possible ail, the Associations which have
undertaken the responsible, difficult and h"nora'
our several cities and villages. Ny general rule
IS to lecture only under their auspices, aud very
,arely 10 accept IN Invitation which has moi
reached ME before leaving home. s1ould break
over this latter rule for single evening in obe1
cuce to your request did not engagements alre3d5
made on nv ho1ncwasd way ine1oraby forbid II
Ircnain gratefully yours,
43nn.rr ERFrIrS.
, 1859-01-04

~ 1t will be seen By the following cores
pondenre that Mr.. Greeley declines to lecture
again this seaaon in this city:
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s, 1858.
The undersigned. residents Of Chicago, desir~
ipC an opportunity 10 hear another Of ycuT
valuable Lectures, would respectfully invite ou
to deliver one or more on your return to this
city, on such evening or evenings as may sui:
your convenience to be lefa to yourtell,
Sigped-J. T.. Halne., ". b. Ogden, 1. n,
Arnold, n y. Jndd, W. L. Ntwberry, D. Y.
Bell, C. Il. Ray, j. il. kinzie. Il. Il, Magic, ].
H. .'unhau. E l. Tinkhsm, snd many otherB.
To Hon. Horace Greeley.
, 1859-01-04

The Eycrla~tin: Dudley Observatory
Quarrel.
ALBANY, Jan. 3.--The Trustees Of padley Oh
serrstory this afternoon tnok POSSESSION ol klle
building heretofore furcio!y held against the 81
by the late Scientific Council. en-! The c:lcscs
appointed by tho Board Of Trustees ute row in
peaceful possession OF the building.
, 1859-01-04

SALx or Pxws II TIN F1RsT CosGREGAf1osAIL
Cnuzcu.-The annual meeting for the sale md
renting Of slps Of the F;rsr Congregational
Church, corner Of Washington and Green sta,
will be held on Monday evening, January 50. of
O'Clock. deS1 =
, 1859-01-04

PRoFkssoR M1xER's LEcruRE.-We heard the
remark On tie commencement Of this lecture
and We partly believed is-shat Pa1ia Is Worn-
out subject and it is in gain fo- any to think
Of saying anything new or interesting to an
American nudierce about it. We confess to
most agreeable disappointment Cd listening to
the lecture of Prof. Mixer, on Thutsdsy eren-
ing last, and re are sure that everybody who
heard 1t, shares our Impressions. Instead Of
the old story OF familiar de1aila, rehearsed from
the guide books the lecture was q fresh and
vivid portrAiture. drawn from actual oosefTa'
tion and BY master hand, of the salient fea'
lures Of the French capital, its splendid
historical associations, and the social and
domestic life Of it's gay inhabtans. What
added greatly to tho interest OF lie
whole. was the splendid mBp-the only really
good ons we ever saw-by which it WAS illus
,rated. The scale was large enough to pern'
every pe.aon in the audience to follow the lee
turer. IS be wound among the labyrinth d
stree.s and,a7enues Of the city, and noD, though
tbs attempt to do it might puzzle US. it seems to
u. now, that if set down in Paris at midnight VI
could 20 straight te the Lourrt, the 1ala4
| Rayak or the Xottl du lille.
| Prof. Mixer is m important accession to tht
society Of Chicago, having just entered On hi'
duties in the University. We hope we may heal
him often. WhT should our city societies pas
bY our OWE lecturers to send for md pay dea:
for poorer ones9
, 1859-01-04
CHICAG0, TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1852

ones. The young folks were pleased with Their
boots, The old folka were pleased with the pr:ees
paid therefor, and H. DewiDg L Co; were pls1eao a
because there uas no reason why they shonlln' t
b. Tbs father and mother. with their sen =,
erateful children, then len, pronising to call
sea.n. The superior quality Of the good, theT
Bought Was manifested By the noise those t"sl'o
made walking cut deS1 Ss
, 1859-01-04

Ok Du.-The "Sevin9 Present" j. The Nle
of seni-1nonthIy periodical 10 be Published By
Dillingham;, Howe 4 Co, Of this city, and at@
foeded 10 aabscribe.s for oply &1.00 per Fear.
The first dfty thousand Subscribers receive pre-
n1iuns worth Fu1Y THOUSAND DoLLARs. The
vel known wealth aud good reputation Of the
uenbers Of this firm is . guarantee that the
paper viii b. 4 succeas and worthy Of support,
although it ia scattering an immense amount Of
money among their patrons 10 get = asart
, 1859-01-04

.IS MEMoEuAH.-At a meeting oi The Students
Of Rush Medical College, On Saturday evening
January lst, L Committee WIS appointed to cA'
press tie sentiments Of tile Class ie:a'ise 10 The
Jcecase of Nr. Jas. J. Ray, Que Of their nitn'rr.
reported the following preamble aud resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
lnasmuch Us it las pleased Him WHO dI!l'osc- all
events, 10 remove flou our midst by death. ME.
james J. Ray, cue Of our felluw StudeutI; ARD
QUE who by lis integrity, gent'emanly lstortulcnt,
kindness # heart, and uurrmlt1lns diligence ID
the pursuit Of knowledge, had wol fur hl1lsclf tie
respect aud esteem Of all nhu ktcw lin. There.
fore
Re,o{rcd, That We sincerely mourn his 'a1s, and
Jexply sympatuise With lis atll:c,rl rclatiscs T
this hour Of their inexp1cSsitlc grief.
Reso{rfd, That We tender TO Mr. At"ater anil
family, and the room mates OF -{f. E:y, our
thanks for their prompt, judclou5, and u!lcsa, tos
attention to tue deceased during the ':lo!c Vi Ills
illness.
Reso'rrd, That copy Of the foreso1; be >en'
to the parents Of the deceased, to lis preeepto1
and to tue daily papers Of this city, anil fftepo1'
journal and Bulletin for publication.
CouM1rrEE.-R. ". Brlstow, l.. /. Lake, J. II
Wiley, Z. D. 7. Rulcs and L: q: Armstrong.
Il ErtJS 1'hAtrnGn.
, 1859-01-04

thieves end came home again.
ApLEatAS7 AFFAIR. "A most pleasant aud
agreeable affair was that which took place at
the Burne: House. ia this city, on New Years
evening, t1e occasion Of a Game Supper given
by Mr. Homes, nine host of that popular estab-
lshment, to purity Of invited guests, his Hon.
or, Mayor Hasnes presiding After the moro
substantial portion Of the eutertalnment bad
been deem disposed Of, portion, b1 the way, Ct
| of notable excellence and Of high credit to the
Rurnet and it's caterer, speeches were mnde BY
| MeA.rs Hapes, Tou1telott, and ]. z. Hoyt.
pcLrcx MArrsss.-Mouday'e Police Court
gave IN opening benefit for 1859, Is far as nun.
| bers were concerned, and showed the housekeep-
ers at tho calaboose were at homo and "receiv-
ed - throughout New 1ears day. There we're
nearly forty cases. but few Of them other than
drunk and disorderly.
l. German boy, named Ca RI Richter, waa sent
to the Reform School ibis morning for stealing
q silre- watch from saloon on Randolph street
kept by A. Meyer.
man named John ". Stringer was fined
SO By Justice Aiken for cruelty beating horse
OF Saturday last.
Mrs Mary Fisher has been arrested.
~
porCLAE LECTURE on TIE "4AHr ASp GEACES
or CosvERs ATOM Mr.. J. Sidney 1icnshaw, late
Of u. S. Narr, the author of'Around the World,
and several other literary publications, being de
tained in Chicago with tic expectation Of deliver
ing his much praised. amusing and effective lee
, 1859-01-04

Retail Department,
.nwt,:h VI! b. t,z.la full 1en: Q: Law po +.
ssh q Books II d!ca' Eo-k4 E:4ax rons. ,rs-,' {.
Ia TIE bet Miscellaneous sock c..I r:.!c E1u
IT es. Tnc nubl -aiosl Il al taste71 II: :Hs.s
E-C.c1 4: =z.t:-u HA:es sita aIL.cu oni3 uf Ee.s:
Wholesale Department
oata!:s tie LaSest socx Q: Staple Ss.,oa.r, ii Ike
Ctt. G +ft+tt Let.e.. CAP All on:at-"A Paa-.x
.u'.es's las; .:t.a.s: E3Ee oiA 8: al .?.-s
k!a.s Cus p1rssex ali s.:.s: Lete- Eo. ~. St-t
Pes Ftt4 hc!Gc:A a.
sc II . OIL KS.
SiiozAl -e:es OF school Doata Published 81 \. :
IA o.. SeH fur<. e.1b eli s UaY'rs : Il. ;
Ol AEcn.sit3 ra1kc Pll.o up11e, Nc Aty lie
sa.Ae*. Moa ehs .;e sr.p!s ca xc'sGg r:neaz. x
etc, ri! are iuas.-d ~ rs kAsc:a LIS. p.:c.,
A.sJtle fliowi1s
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS,
II qaaa;I or Tie I,Ia sscl-s' New Ee4 !e1 Ssa
Srw t2e!l. rs Nit h.l = stri.s Of tr-o.sa;l
l. eetic K.ad'rA Adasas Atls1-etes. bur,.- A:t.l
re- Fa "a! Gcsxs -. Lit t / :cs Il
Greeas N-I- Al *a1t - CIR &c.
Teachers cd Eclt!a *1tp :..t Hitn al sc:.n
H'uA. It oE rates br:lseless AZ. wed 10
VII !sieA na 30 &s.Aa1ta ..a. .tosk bt 81
With great t1cl Il.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859
D. 3. COOKE & CO.,
j:i NO. III Lake slest Ca:easc.
, 1859-01-04

| See advertisement Of Quaker C1tT &so
Sewing Machine. l.. CoRxsLL Co.,
oc2S ly 1853 Lake atreet-
~ See advertisement OF Ds. Saafords Liver
Invlgorator ia another column.
, 1859-01-04
THE CITY.

~ II is nov said that Lord A5ercromh'e is
to succeed Lord Napier at Washington.
, 1859-01-04

Ch2ee Le:s o. 3!.c..,a Arca3e- ae1r Monroe Izetf.
I'll detta 70 ~ alley. fefI eh-Ap
5t,y Acr-t distdei t7e nth B1acci particularly
Adapted 70 uaau xetlftuk p4rposeA
Two L~tsen aenaa s:-e-l u se4:ol ee=tlca a3NEon
~ thl54xu.
Csc ts.l,tI nal dt1 LIS Il tie Wes: D!ytLo1.
Al t.. a5o7e Pso,e::7 viii BE- scld yer5 cheap fcr
clh or On Lee. C-u ed see. 1raulzs Of
C. T. pECE,
Ialt9l1p I'll Lake street.
, 1859-01-04
Nm advertisements.

&c r. s-GlTET. l!s.-s.tt = 1Jet. {: D-;1-,.r.. T..
u aeAsri+s< - r-se< 4 i<rts4s - .J AK l "
I<1+ia9 P1p<Ts y tn -fsrtt H+a ja1 bAA II
, 1859-01-04

1Fc r. scslT1T t!,.-4.4 l,es, {: D-a-s-r..<..
L a4Asrsk r-se< 4 s<r4i-s 80 AK q, ar
L~1dia9 Pap<s y tn .Ssrts- F+a- ia1 bs4ly
QEE ADVERT ;ENEST IS ,CD0In
y sex:sk Sta:t;a:s y Laxs.t 5aa.-fa5
3o0ARDISG.-FlEsT CLASS BOARD
! AT peasac: roozA e::hs- suites o. s,.x'e 4: -
s*sa jssss e'ft street. 7''a'sa' B'a'' unreasonable ~
T osT-sCSDAY, JANUARY .. 1850.
cbs4h :;t;s = :: n:9 s. s.s
s. e Ea 4: ,5s Gss ose W. 1e Ne' ID as |
rAUr1oS.-7uE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
fill; ,:fs:S :. = III; Dsls & III; tt5
Cnlcoat. Dec. e. -. J.4--'
INTERESTING LECTURE
OF EuRoFE, EGYPT, AID TIE holy LAND,
6F R*Y, JOHN P. DoSELAy.
1t NJ chanies Institute Hall.
OF THURSDAY EVENING. JAN. .,
E-1:skets = cents i:i;.'
RI ARAO NAL sOcIE
n. Celebrated T:.ace,ye4:.=.
MISS EMMA HARD1NGE
Evsa y 4aseHP?Hsf M It. nia
cert satl .rce ct superior Pnxer. If =a::.J PET
u sci xea ne i ii sotst a as ,sc -sea "a ,r,
1;:s tao;f ':I: ta,s. kre;sn: ca. e IL -. "a.
crs:o viii he observed AID COLI ..I5 10 ri t:.:
all perso wa have douh. ol he. i
vssstnt 10 *...ea% TIT scs. TIE p..ts CT .ua!,sa
only 10 cects uoczs ea At q, o'c-s<. ii-4st:..
GHIC AGO CHEMICAL WORKS.
~
". g. CHAPPELL G. co,
Maeu:1.:a-esa Of Oh Of yi:IoL Au:ta:lc acd SitE
Ac!as eore:4s Sa' S7da II ,la1es- I'll Vi rI. -al,
pAa z!2c. a2l her C.ec 43. Or-es1 froc II ;:ate
4oi.!t j
ozce 1:,a so=:a Wl:ey s:-ee:- s:e=Ia Batd,cs.
EHar'uk t.sao 'ed Il cur pl*t.a. S:s,i 8:d gr,ck
fher::c4ss 70 NJ, sS:A v, u CHAppE L g.. sLs "!
.ebu!d The Fks ealzfkti scaie Nc recomc1- I'd
t1e:a WITH e.ttse co.1ls-ee 70 u: !o.rer ~.
JuHS >EsR~ II,
i.4tG3ir L, b. TALCorT
, 1859-01-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sror using tobacco and ardent spirits. Howl :
Call II Penton 4 Co.'s, rs Like It and learn !.
f3-lW$
, 1859-01-04

Tuos1 GAHsLRRA-John WentWorths noa3
about the Gambler Convention in Chicago Il
still exciting tbs wonder aud virtaou' resent
nent Of the country. Among ths Latest OF the
hnmbuxxsd |. the New York TFi6a"<- The Aar~
r;sburp tPA} zxe7rapA, thinks this convention
"tsstartlnR evidsoes OF the moral condition Of
that rapidly growing city"
, 1859-01-04

w.b.ve dcoe su.7 ess wita H. ;5e pA.tt
x.d hatJ@a: I'D eaa s:f:lr 1ay -; ~ oaS eGs
nsh ID ertI:-k agent. An.t IA eAe rs be a-1ta-
I'd 10 "a ~ bM ~! a7tsesssa s.E!n b; T. WsEts
ta.m at- reeou~ sodai b n 10 tncks Q. as e1E 40
- not a. lat Vi in 10 tar.e wa r, Se1'
- ~ .aticn Is uaLece.3Atr. Nh. Chk4A&.A.
, 1859-01-04

Nkw SroRY II CHARtxs DzcKKxs.-"A a douae
to Let" il the tAtess story from the pon OF this
iltusrious author. Whsa ne state that AehstlJ
J. Co. sell it for five cents copy, 10 are snre no
ons will deny hinnseH tho pleasure Of reading It.
AcSAl2y 4 Co. also have the Chess AonfhlJ,
Hunt Lancet, kc-, for JauusrJ, An journal for
December, fresh supply Of Pictorial Brother
Jonsthnn, with tho latest issaas Of Appleton's
and Dln.mure's Railway Guides
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02
Lopez and Paraguay


The February number Of iarpor's Magazine has
alkentss of Lopez, the Dictator OF Paraguay, with
whom our squadron is about to have q brush if he
doos not pursue bis ususl course Of marching
fercely up to 1.-The periious edge of battle" and
then backing out more rapidly than he advanced
The fsce Of the man indicate much animal vigor
aad obstinacy, and very large amount of self.
reliance and selfesteen. The recent article from
his own pen ia his organ, the .S,mana,io, abusins
the United States aud lis public men, would dc
honor to the coarsest and most viuperative Of our
own political slangwbangers.
At the last accounts, Lopez was preparing TO
light, aud tae ParszuayaB Libsrstipg Junta in Bu-
enes Ayres, were doing all they could to iufams
hin to that point, in the conviction that II w6uld
result 10 the overthrow of bis power. The con.
c'ading paragraph of L1pez's article 10 the Soma.
ndrD holds out what looks like al Olive Branch
or White Feather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02
AnAppeaIto the Benevolent.

We think we may address an appeal to the 90.
n.voIent this morning with success, 10 behalf OF
, family deserving both pity and suceor' "ir'
Norris, coal miner, came to this country some
eighteen months or more since, and was employed
At the Clover mn pits. He was an industrious
and sober man. aud saved money enough from MS
wages 20 bring over his wife afn two very young
children from England. They arrived niue
more than eight m onths since. Eight days after
their arrival, both his eyes ware entirely destroyed
by premature explosion in the process OF o'as'-
Ing 10 the mines Since then, of course, ne mas
b zen unable to labor for the support Of himfei'
aud family They are now in this city, without
money aud with no means Of support. He bears
with him the best testimony of his good charac-
ter. and Ia no doubt worthy as well as most un'
fortunate man. The case Is one which deserves
the sym? patty and assistance of benevolent per-
sons. Anything left here for this famiiy-cloth-
ing or money-wiil receive the proper destiua.
lion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02
1ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR TaE ..DrsPATCH.n
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.--Scnafe-The Agricultural
bill [tor adding an Agricultural department. TO the
Patent oflice) being mp, Messrs. Gwin and Stew.
art offered amendments to IL. Mr. Pugb moved
TO recommit 10 TO the Committee on Public
Lands. No vote was taken on this motion.
memorial was received from Messrs. Pryor =
Heiss. asking for q share Of the Government ad-
vertisng on the ground Of their paper having the
largest circulation in Washington.
Rouse.--The Homestead bill was reconsidered
and passed-ayes 100. nays76.
The French Spolation bill was referred to the
Committee Of the Whole, in accordance win the
Speakers decision. Although there Is evidentiy
majority In favor of its passage. this reference
NAV be regarded az indicative of its defeat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

THE NEW MEXICAN MAIL.

sT. LOUIS. Jan 3l-The New Mexican mall with
dates TO the 10th instant, reached Independence
on Saturday, night.
Col Bonneville and Superintendent Collins ar
rived at Santa Fe Oh the 9th instant, having con
oluded a treaty OF peace with the Navajo Indians
the terms of which we're advantageous to the Uni
ted States.
Lieut. Beals's party were at Hatch's rancho re-
operating.
Mr. Richard Owens, merchant, died at San ia
Fe on the 9th ultimo, and Mr. Perkins and Senior
Jnan Sandoval have each submitted to the ampu
tatiou of one of their legs which was rendered me-
cessary by their being badly frost bitten.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

LIFE or De SOTO, Discoverer OF the MissssIp.
pi,"by L. A. wilmer--philadelph J. T. Lloyd
AZ De Soto was among those spaniards who ar.
rived on this continent at an early perod-as be
was a companion Of Pzarro in the conquest Of Pc
railways taking the lead in all the battles-and
as he was afterward an adyenturer 10 our own
country, better materials from which a life could
be written, no author could wish. The history
presented Us by Mr. Wilmer is gotten mp in very
handsome styleby the publishers, aud is exten-
| ,ively illustrated. We have not read 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

RE- BENEFITS OF LITE INSURANCE AGAIs.-On the
2a.h OF January last past, the New York Life lnsu
rance Company. through their local agents. " OR
THAN WYATT, Of this city, paid the claim Of Robert
Garter Page late of Henrico county. Va. amount
| lug TO 5000, with seven per cent. interest.
The growth OF Life Insurance in the United States
has baeu slow aud difficult until the asst few years.
! but now we have different and more encouraging
reports In looking over the reports Of the various
insurance companies, we take single iiiustra. ion,
| that Of the New York Life Insurance c. mpsny.-
1t bas been in existence only IL years and it started
| with guarantee fund Of only S50,090; but il has
gone prosperUusly that it has invested assets
! in bonds and mortgages. ard public stocks. now
reaching the stupendous sum Of over one and half
million CT dollars. The number of lives insuG ed
during this brief period has been upwards OF 1890.
and Of Course the amount Of premiums paid has
bsen IN q corresponding ratio. This company being
established on the nutual system. is policy holders
de facto its stockholders; each one OF whom
participates in all the advantages which are deri-
we'd by the company's system Of doing business -
The holders of lie policies il this company reokjve
dividends upoL all the surplus they pay in over
aud above the actual cost of iIsurance-this urplus
being placed to their credit, and safely invested.
and representing in every policy the reserved fund
of the company. Thus the company grows stronger
with every policy OF insurance issued and every
who is insured for life participates in this gen
erel aud constantly augmenting fund. This fund
is constantly increasing in amount with every new
life policy issued and it 10 growing more yaluab le
every hour not only by increase of business but by
the forfeiture Of life policy holders who tail TO renew
Thus the number of stockholders increases tbs
funds Of the company ara augmented; AMI if any
holder of life policy fails to renew his insurance
from year to year. all that he has contributed goes
into the commop fund. This will account for the
fact that evry life policy holder inherts the cery
moment he becomes insured interest which is
much greater than ne could have it he started in
u company.
Losses paid at this Agency have Melted near
Ssn Olu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

EEv. A. II. CuRrIs-This gentleman, who was
ooe Of the victims by the destruction of the sea.
snsr North Caroline, was well known in Peters,
barg. He is represented as having been a gen tia.
ran OF deep pcty, exalted talents, great kipdnes,
Of heart. aud an ornament Of the depomina,ion
~ which he was attached. He was rsputed n he
one Of the most accomplished Botanists in Au,er,-
ca, aud contributed largely to the recent work on
Bstsny, complied by drsy. He was Rector of ,hs
Protestant Episcopal church at Marlborough, N
O., bat subsequently and mp 10 the period Of HI.
death, had charge OF the Episcopal church, a,
chs''er,s.c lie was deaf, and occupying erti.
near the spot where the fire originated, did not
awake 10 time to save himself When last seen
before retiring he was reading the Bible. At the
Tine OF his death ho was on his way home to q;
tsad the fanera' Of msmbsr of his family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02
ePHcIAL NOTICES.

- BABaATss BAn9AISs For the
best bargains in Rag lands fancy notions dress and
cloak trimmings, call At the cloak and msnte depot
ian a. r. EZEKIEL. 90 Main street.
Extension skirts, 26 springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02
M RICHMOND THEATRE

~. RICHMOND THEATRE
FESTIVAL NIGHT.
FESTIVAL NIGHT.
BENEFIT OF MISS KATE FISHER.
BENEFIT OF MISS KATE FISHER.
TWO NEW PIECES.
TWO NEW PIECES.
CRICKET On THE HEARTH.
CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
PRINTERS APPRENTICE.
PRINTERS APPRENTICE.
KATY DID POLKA.
KATY BID POLKA.
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELs.
MISS KATE FISHER as
DOT PEERYBINGLE.
MISS KATE FISHER as the
PRINTERS APPRENTICE
TRULY SPLENDID BILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02
ARRIVAL OF THE CIRCAssIAN.

sr. JOINS, F., Jan. 3l.-The steamship Circas>
sian. from Galway, 18th instant, arrived here at
midnight of Saturday last, short Of coal. She ex-
perieDced very heavy weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

N.Y. CLOVER HILL CoAL.-Both Hail
and Lump. of the above COAL, fer sale BY
""u " WHITING,
ia oo-om Near Petersburg Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

Three operas are to be given in Baltimore this
week, with Pccoomni, Formes, Laborde, aad a
number Of less distinguished artists-seass three
dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02

THE GLORIC Us 81. VALENTINES
l. DAY
The time approaches, when our friends
Send US by mail their sentiments,
Their sishs, their hearts. their sorrows.
With flowers. verses. angels love,
lying or kissing dove,
Or Cupid shooting arrows.
From rome we get an ugly print,
In which they very plainly hint
To wha: they think do all us,
In shape of body, or of mind.
The ugliest Valentine they find,
They send, that day by mail, rs.
Where can we get the best supply
Of Valentines we have to buyI
At sCHhAP'S-nO hesitstionl
Their comic ones beat all we've seSn
Their sentimental ones have be5n
Producing sensation.
AssoTtms Mt fine the prices low.
Why il the world should We Rot go'
To SCHAAP 4 cos,
Corner Broad and 5 streets.
Foot Balls; also Masks just srrIv>d in great va.
riety. fe
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BOARDING.

DOARDiEG-The Misses MURRAY,
- on Grace street. between 5th aud 18th streets.
have several pleasant vacant RoCm5, suitable for
families OF Jingle gentlemen,
B MURRAY,
IA 7s-Im 7 MURRAY
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TRULY, A SPLENDID BILL.

81 Love AND FORTUNE If Il We is represented as
blini, perhaps Hymen may properly be called he
couchcr that often manages to open its eyes. Why
may WO0D, EDDY d Co be considered in the SAM
relation to torture that Byman il said to hold te
Love? Because they open the eyes Of the blind
goddess. They stand in that respect between For
tune and Fate. BY forwarding TO their address, .tu
gusta. Ga, or Wmiagton, Del. ten. fl re. or two
and half dollars, pay the entrance fee theil
Oracle who may interpret it into prize of nifty
thousand dollars or its half n quarter Remember
that if the Greeks had 90 Adelphi, We have an Au
gusta Oracle.
"a II employing the Artists, REEFS Co, I2t
Main street. 10 execute your portraits. You Tun n
risk of falling into the hands Of ing operators
The only first class cheap Gallery in the United
| stHttS.
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n~GooD AVID CHEAP PICTURES All
who want good PICTURES At COST. should GENE
az once 10 = Main Street Whitehursts old Gallery
a. WATSON will remain only few week, longer
NJ Reeollect II you want cheap and good PlC'
TJIHES you must call at II Main street
aS-Tbe GALLERY and FIXTURES are Tor sale.
ID vii ha sold low ja6-lmif
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DIED.

BosToN. Peb. 1.--Iater dates from Hayti repre-
sent Gef1ards Republican, prospects of success
promising.
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FROM WASHINGTON
FROM HAYTI.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Democratic member!
Of the House, opposed to specific and protective
duties, hold q caucus tonight.
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~Mas. HARRIET A. RADY,

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.
RESIDENCE CORNER OF MAIN AND 18TH sTrfTs, ovei
q P Words store side entrance aH-2w