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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

with large open cylinders, six slaves, and spikes
screwed in, and improved Straw Shakers attached.
Their superior for strength and speed are not made
in this or any other County in the State.
-Four Horse Turnbng Shaft and Strap Power
Machine, with cylinder open or shut, as may be de-
sired, for convenience, Of draft, and perfect
working, this machine has superior any where
THREE HORSE aACHINES, OF the same kind.
Tlro oad three Horse Iambling Shaft Poper Ma-
chimes, very convenient and excellent machine
for small farmers, with or without shakers, single
and double ShOvel PloRghs, Horse RaIcs Lerer Cut
Ting Bores, HGrrctrs aud WheeI6arroars, made to
order.
All the above articles constantly on hand, and
sold on reasonable terms.
Repairing of all kinds of Machines, whether made
here elsewhere, done the shortest notice.
Castings for all my Machines, made at the Foun
dry OF Shires K Jordan, in Bedford, and will COM
pare with any made in the State for strength and
durability. Blacksmithing done to order. All my
work warranted TO give satisfaction.
From past experience Of over twenty years in
the Machine business, feel confident that can
give entire satisfaction to ali who may favor me
with caI. Call and examine my work before you
purchase elsewhere, as | am determined to please
all.
Horses, grain of all kinds, lumber and iron, will
be taken in exchange for work.
PETER II. SHIRES,
June i, lSbO.-6m. Machinist
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
Tnr FlRr CONTRACTION Wedne,

TnE FIRE CoNrRAcr.-O On Wednes.
day. ut noon, the contract for the OK,
tiaguishment Of fires during the next
five years. uadcr the newly past ordi.
nance, will be sold at auction TO the
lowest bidder 1t requires the services
OF hive steam engines, fourteen hand
engines, four trucks, about seven hun.
drrd men, and forty horses. Under
a paid system this force would cost
the contractor 100000 per annum.
but the Fircmen's Charitable Associa.
ton will probably take it for slsO, 900.
BaLeiiR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

MlttApy ArrAivs-= Troop, SEM
Agd,nd ne Indians. The Adjutant
Gnnerpl received heavy mail this
morning from the Pacific and New
MeSico, in which. among other In.
formation. Il IL stated that troops
were being o9icent,ated for opera.
tons against the hosiile Indians
Company II, Stewards Third Artillery
and A. FlInt's Sixth Infantry. were to
proceed TO Carson Valley with die.
patches Captain Stewart being In
command of the battalion. Company
II Sixth Infantry. was TO be dispatch.
ej from Foft humboldt on the same
service. A detachmen, Of eleven men
proceeded Ivy the way Of Benicia. and
received two mounted howitsrrs.
Lieut. Warner. Of the Third Artillery,
Ia ordered 10 overtake the detachment
under Lieut. Gibson. and report for
duty. Assistant Surgeon keeney. In
20 report Tor duty in Csrson Valley.
Capt Calender. Of The Ordnance DE.
pariment, will proceed to San Fran.
cisco, Lieut. Wagner. rel,ev, = Lieut..
Wilkins, IN the duty Of Acting Assist.
ant Adju'ant General in the Depart
ment Vt New Mexico. Lieut.. Dixon,
Of the Corps or Typographical Engi
,,...,,. ,,.tiI ,.....l a. E,,...... r.,..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

No TlprSos Observation-Disclosures.
ing the active search on both sides
of the river, nothing has yet been
found of the body Of the uufortu.
nate Charles NJ. Waterman. lnfor.
nation has been sent 20 the parish.
cs of st. Bernard and plaquemincs,
aud his anxious friends have taken
every measure to receive immedi-
ate tidings whenever tho body will
be found.--PicayUae 20h inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22


NAPotFnS MARts SrFtcu Ents
tan ~ rub FAMous ONE NE MapH
oEct 10 BARoN lluBNHH.=A most
important aud pregnant converse.
iiun IL reputpd Nv the Paris Presse
81 have taken place between the
Emperor Nsprleun aud the British
ambassador Lord Cuwley The
language of Napoleon appears to
have been high aud imperiuus. do
nyina oil responsibility IN HE part
with regard to the Sicilisn insntreo-
ton, aud the invasion Of the Island
hy Gatibaldi, fut which latter he
blames the Sandman Government.
aud declaring that he. being called
upon 10 contemplate The success
or the national party IN the south
etn State of the peninsula. and the
completion II The great kingdom
Of the NORTH" (Sardipia) the bal.
nnce Of power thus again disturbed
"wW'i. IN ne odse of Frame ~ least.
again be fsdfessed Nv ne territorial sf.
fens,on Of NE s@p,re." The Emperor
adds, that there may be no misun.
Outstanding his meaning. he makes
these remarks IN the presence oI his
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. In the
course 81 the reported conversation
he also says "rhe warning which
I have given 20 The Sandman Gov.
ernment ! would now give 10 Her
Maiesty's," Something is TO come
81 language like this. II u Ia cor.
rec,ly reported, England has not
been spoken to IN such tone since
che day Of the fret Napoleon.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

s.tso eRocssirs ~ Aucricv The
entire st,ek Of groceries aud Provisions.
now In the store Of Paul bertrand. on
Main street nes' the Female ofrhsn Asy
Inn will he sold st auction 70 day. by
Messts Favfot snd Leblanc. Pee notice
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

ssy-A private despatch, 20 ci.
tizen uf this place, received ~ q ..
M. last evening, says that Douglas
Delegates received from Louisiana.
Alabama. Arkansas aud Georgia.
Nv the committee on credentials
Douglas nomination considered Ger.
tain.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

GA great lie,p says the poet
Crabbe, is like a great fish on dry
land it may fret and fling and
make a frightful bother, but it can
not burt you. You have only to
keep still and il will die Of itself"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
H-ss..r sl,-... nr.r,,i. r,-r.


fInE ABOVE Ius,iy esistfstea Watering 90
y plsts VII 80 opened ~ ths ,tespiih Mill
81 Visitors shnri the lu,h uf June snh the AAlll.
Pfrrfis'rts nittst Themselves The, tbs stts,i..
,ipn ~ The Establishment shalt ~, deietifsis
~ -snt ~ The gura srpnii ,rsrie std eens fare
which hss hststihifs rhsfarierispa ~.
'he hestirn ~ hsslth ~ unsurpassed IN The
s'n'h ani vss fuliy tested Nv the severe sri
rs'nirs vhlrh prevailed 10th ~ Nov 'iflsars srd
h1lile dri Ing the si,r'fs.s ~ aha ~; nit e,r
~ ,',ss NJ psli1r fsfsf originated ~ Putin, rinaf
The salt nsihlre hss t1psl ~ ,he urif
OuHsi, anh u viihin y hiw Fsfis ~ the Hotel
ths temperature ~ usiet sivsys svtseahie .-
f'esh Ha'e' sh"Ee' baths es' 10 he'd - arg iir's
Yah srI utsists we rhrndsnt Hr,ing the spa
ern. Hnri s,ahis ste'fr,,nplst b'ns atp provided
pr si who wlsh ~ keep ,hr'r carriages sni
hr'sps ihs dives m the tirlhi'F. shaded wi,h
hsgrelas. Hats. rsaqts rirst Ae.. -te hesuiln,i
snd esiasd ~ ptpfF direction
All The a'russ'nen's rsual ~ Watering risrsr.
ss' y ss hliliatds nuwlire ristui psiisrF. hr
will he provided, snd vlli 30 unaes The eh-res ~
wen snsins ~ risrsH; sui r"nv snisress n' ,hrss
fend ~ Aqns,ir sprf's viil net hs neglected
60 Nana ~ hueir ie secured snd vii piav
~ ,hs isvn, afternoons ~, dsneire, even
irFs
4 line ~ Magnetic rslss..rh ls established zen.
rsr'inr peint Ulsst With ever 1usftsf ~ the
urirr
Ihs nns Inv pressure .'psrra, tCptsdtst. yin
rlT regularly between Nptiis end rnint risst,
lesvirs Mrliia ftptg spspisg sna rn Rsp5sse
h'p'rgs, Wednesdays sud ffSfrgs vili ~ down
~ W crluek ~, ~ accommodate ,ipss vhe ~,
fiVs u Mnhlls hr the mrtnine nais
en- shesld THE sthsials he ehsnFsi. Notice
will he e,vsr ~ ihs Nuli- end n. - papsfs
The ff"rris,nrs fstutn their sirrsfs ih.nks ~
the rahlle ~ THEFT iihs'si patronage hs.sintrrs
ss.srdsa ~ The pArfis ilyuss end theif rnisf
cis.s litrsi. snd htips ~ pises themselves nsap,
feneweh rhlissiisns
IN. UuAmpEabats n Co.
pferflstr,s irint Clear iiriei,
AisY the battle H"use, ., Mobile.
maty7 7mas
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
CUTIEayt cUTIEaytt

1 HAVs is- ~ s'uae srd ~ strive. y sotapiets
j ".stfi fn@nt ~ ekst shd T~bIs Catlssv. n =
W lsost reliable makes. snd ersai tnsnE rev
styles, sgiSng them the eelsbfsiea tpais sii,et
Ishs Knives. csii shd exsfnire thsm bekss
p.s~' @sing siss- hsrs@ssit u aiwats plpssn,s
v shov nv stocks FnANR liUGutT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
NJ A HIN EItY.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.
The Planters "ps,en,S s,esn Cord
Weed t-sts..
Tnis INVENTION ~ simplicity, 10, sbili,t ara
4 sn ee,nct,e,l lsbvt ssVirs Msehihe hes no
sIasi
HORSE sCRAFEHs.
ocit"r gins, fgsllett's Psientl-s ~ say wlli
sir bales per fifst premium srstded ~
the Mississippi $40 ISasians State Fsis
'lsrins'lrF insinss ~" sig'rie y. neea astE
e'iptie',, Portable lfeei-s s-v Nilis rsds m "
bee, 'rsnrst. wnh iissa Bisess setting siihes o.
end ~ beth siias ~ sne-
Fife Pfr"f Salts. sizes ~ accommodate risn-
tiers. jewelers.. sn1 q, uhtlng Huufus
st-stn thrlnss, Stationary snI p.tiahis. snit
BILE fsf 'lt'ss, uihs ufit Nills, 81 . am. st..
y y Oo,,rn Ties, tEncris Patent sugsfsesaipg
al r,hs's ~ ,hs Kind knuun
tnF sfthe fnselines esn he serh In tfaeifssi
opefs'io. ~ the southet' Ln,sfyfise h-ehine
Wc'ks btbAohVik, biitzghtT s0V.
msfst Baton Rouge Ls.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
GUssi eussf, e,tss,,,

Nov ~ sToHE, y e0npiste assortment ~
~ Lengths. b.'ss, Forward sna ll-sk Aeiisn
bRks-of the esisbfaied and rsiigLfs Gillespie
shot eunsi slss The nasdHsilsd greepeef pans,
snd Boys esss4 Those ~ -snt Of ~ ~ fsun
sfs rsrnssisD N eali srd exsmise - sites Ne.
fore purchasing eissvbefe, as Inducements viii
be offered that esnnot ls resisted.
nevs phAfE fitgUtT,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

STATE or LOrtsiANA-rsfisb n East
Baton Rouge sisth Judicial District
Court Succession Of AuRoss Ash BAR-
rppist ppucaf. deceased
nY VIRTUE efa commission tested -
- he matter ~ the Succession ~ Autote
and Bstthplo,uy Bpuehs. deceased. ! will
cell ~ pnhlie auction ~ the late Residence
~ The deceased, IN the city ef Baton
Rouge.
e- Thursday ~. ssss a-y 90 J-ne
A ~. iagn. commencing at the hour
~ o'clock A NJ. pll the personal pfupe'ty
belonging tp the Estates ~ deceased Con
sis,ins ~ Dry auBIs. watss and Mefehan-
dice, llousehu 4 aud Kitchen Furniture
and rhe llutse
Terms Of Sale CASH
EDMOND LHarNDHF.
Administrator.
FAvHOT " LEBLANC.
june ~ david. Auptionaers.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
htCitAsL pnESpEpeAsT
suite f.. I,r.Il.s.

VIII 'eesivs ~ resi steamer f-.-, vs- yrrb
y something V-fF new and desirable In ihs ~sy
~ hsrfsss Are ais uhsllei'e sna Tive tpp's
sn'is sll made rfgr.i material sHd entirely nev
sfvle- W ~ rliItJtIc
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

A LII THE ItAGE.-Lubushsr'am much al
"A mired SPLlA0 FLOWER PvLKA, Tor sal,
by
msy2 I'D 6wM. Bo0EL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
LNMnERf LItMnEnff

fIHF w btHeigN ~. vsslafsspsstfsliy infy,,,
- bis fflsrds snA ,hs public, thst his sis-,s
say hillsllhe Baton houes Nils" ave nov In
NIL blast. With srod supply ~ timber SUD .a.ay
- MI sny snd all gfHsts=fsf gAsni
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
TUE CROSSE TETE MILLS

On Crosse Ts'e hsy, are slse . rg,k whsss fas,s
h'' iu'nbe' will be fiied on the slsrts tzfrs
isnsi. 1858 FnEbthluE AHn,tjp. Sc
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
FRA N X II UG y EFT.
10 THE MtLIfONi

f'is s-is electromagnetic which n We ,rs,
9Th In try new business, ndusss ne ts,p,n o,
nshy thsnss 70 this generous .pnbiir h, ,hsi,
patronage, end solicitation r., then 10 .r.lp
rs,les announcements sa-y ~ ths additional
supplies 10 my al'ssat large sna f,esh stock ~
ell s",as belonging ~ ,ny lire ~ business. sna
IN doing sp feel sfulisssutsbee ihai th.y vili
cell -ra me, ,hey -li he satisfied this, ,ry e-,.
.sst sas,s 10 ~ give cattle Satisfaction. sra WI
await the pleasure ~ showing riy stock saa ssrv.
Ing "sH ,shs may giss No rsii"
FRANZ HUGUET.
rov5g Corner NJ Third and Lanf-i street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

A ~ VERSIONS inashea ~ me undersigned.
n rlll plssse e"'r- iv'vsfa spa settle the ssfse
viih.s, a-isyi fHFbEhicE AHBvUn. So
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
PAINTS, OILS, grI.
OVAL FRA MIS-.
WANTED.

NTiFbow GLASS rsneh ard American ~
w ell sl,ss. at He- Orleans prices for sale
~ ~. WM. nOaEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
FRESH CARE LIME.

C0n nAhHhLs sspsfihf quality. jnst arri
s-OO we'd (isfgs nsfrsis } and M sale ~
the Fspd. rlpsf aud Llms depot ~
luhsia JOSHUA mat.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
SEWING MACHINES.

Tust hEuEtvfb tho sssvet = oooasiI Trw
~ PATTEhN uA9niNB. This Msehine be
s-er enlarged srprssdv fv f7spisrs' s~
tH heyhas sest H. Mrs uussiss's Fancy
sio,s-Thifd st,eet
febIs IN TRACY. ARs.t
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
II,WpI. sKIIlIs.

4 HAvEis fsssivsa NV ssppiY Of Myrsn's
u Henp skifts, made viibsst stitch ~ Clasp
at sny hind and the esly shtt thst viii not eetps
arart. ". o. PHILIPPE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
,AsDi aANfptf

kOOO hARHEls NV On hand and frt sale
cOOU 81 very m,lst.is nen,ss 80 the essh
'ssTi3 J'isHuA htAis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

A FIVE sarpiT n The -iUvp, hss hsen .seeiv
~ 81. siss soins very hsndsutss lisas rslhis
~ the fHiLA. uAsti SrinE.
NAVY Iafs fsiis street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

Il Dat Cutters. at
MoNrAN a MArTAs,
masyN Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
nalIp @a3rttt ano Gomtt.


rHipAYHaaai.a.liiiiiiili . UNI %, iseo.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

NTICHELETs VIEW BOOK wOsfA ,
wi ia RBNMk)
Dor sale at the Post ofics bookstore. by
mIyi5 J. MCCORMICK
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

Great American Monkey Wrench.
A FEW on hand at
IA may2s MoNrAN a MATTA's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
yALENCIENNEs COLLARS.

- uuhriiiNu vs,y hahas'taa slsa F,phtids,s
- oil hnsiIrs ani iserha, uells's A. thu
piILA. UAsu sfpnh,
Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

DgaLps ooUnr ~ DEATH Rosa Bepbsurs
j nnfss Fsif. for sale by
marii J. MCCORMICK
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22

Hcitisick d Co.'S Champagne.
| ED wM. BI0Ef. are sole Agents for the
IL Genuine Heidsick Champagne. junel5.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-22
TOHsisTai COIlsETsii
LACE MANTiLLAs.

Stw supply Of french Cp,se,s ., very isw
p'ires st p ~ AsiiFh's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13
The Lawrence Disaster.

LAWRENCE, Mass. Jan. I2.-NoSt OF The
dead BODIES ~ The tIlv ilali have been recog-
t.l4pI .i.t removed. Others were so napgled
a- 20 make u impossible to recognize them.
a.! '4-Y were placed in boxes Letters and
dispatches we've constantly received from
thr friends ci the employees, lnqulrlug after
ia'lr :Jr-.
IEr tita,Urer Il 'ne Pacific Manufacturing
C.mpIny contributed 5000 to provide neces-
sa-lr, fpr the sufferers.
4 large number Of physicians are in active
attendance Oh the wounded.
Ihtcoroner inque=l commenced this morn
tr,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

,..x,,eroN. Jan. H. Houst--Mr. Sher-
s.ked Mr. Houston If certain remarks by
~. we're in tended 10 he personally or poiit-
's51y offensive. The response was satisfactory
~ she interrogation
''sabe any explanation relative to his en-
,'.eTnen; OF the Helper book while Clarke's
,s,lutiaa IS pending.
Az clarke said he did not intend his resolu-
a. a persona! refec ton, bat would not
withdraw a.
effort was here made TO induce Clarke TO
-u',htrsw his resolution aud substitute the
",5",sigx which had been prepared by the
ESSEN at!Nes Of all parties except kepubii-
.,. the agitation Of tho slavery question is
,l,,,Iye nt no .ooi. bot Of evil To the whole
teirs and Is season ous ut to be discontinued
+" >" 70 That no man who has recomme nded
.sa st+ icss's upon sId does nor .'saS2"; she
s"|Str.rrs expressed n the extracts read from
-, book ana u 40 - rot opposed 10 the fur
'.as1t.t!on az ihe s.aNers question, - hi Ia he
clarke was surprised that hi. friends
.A,,i1 have prepared this resolution without
',egIt.nS him, and refused 10 Withdraw his
4r,NioUs resolution.
NJ Hsskr OF y. y, was energeticaily re-
,,y ~ wAat he considered All unkind and
t,nSr remark by Mr.. Clarke, when a pistol
.. nom his person on he floor.
y several moments the House was in n
4s.,,.l scene u com,Qotion. Members rsshed
g., usSkIo. believing that he intended 70
So. ,ar weapon. aud at one Lime general
IA - was feared. The SerSeant-at-Arms
lated IN and ;he disorder quoted.
IL uA>kia explained. lie said he lived in
t@n-eruus section OF the city. and yesterday
--,.,j 10 ~ atrCl his person on his way hither
s7At The falling Of The pistol was SIM
~. lie res ul, of accident
~ C!a-ke apo!ogl|cd for lls remarks, and
-rrT The House adjourned.
<,..ts-Nr Davis introduced a bill fer the
f..,+cf organization of The army.
Many Executive communications were re-
Mr. Pazh concluded his speech in reply to
Person
1;.<.rs Douglas. Davis. Clay and Green
..sr,uued 10 detalcon ;he soundness of Doug
Is Democracy
Mr. Douglas said his views relative TO sla-
xcyy we're ~ H. YEAR standing, and We're the
s.e.ln.e,ts f three fonrths OF the Democra-
"a II tEev we're excluded from the party, Il
,ts.!l not have enough lett 10 elect e Candi-
5.t.f,r President. Ills views had undergone
r',thauce We. and he had been eleven times
made chairman OF The Territorial committee.
Adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

MARIO" E7cArE FROM DRowNING.--It i.
GO That Nj. and Mrs W. J. Florence had :,
"'-4t" escape from drowning recently al Lou
vie, ~. They we're visiting the rs tate Of
Trend and went upon ponu TO skate with
"a! : OF Fades aud gentlemen. Mrs. Flor
'"it sAa'rd INTO az air hole. aud Mr.. r. and
44] i"F genilenau broke through the ice in
"''A'iuhg her rescue. An alarm was given,
"'n save Belonging 10 the family WAS chiefly
."'i!"'lru'al IA saving The trio who We're
'H'ta'r!.ed Wlth a cold and wet grave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13
Movement on the Presidential Question in

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. 1.-The Opposition
members OF The Tennessee Legislature hay
hoiIihdted Senator Bell rs their Union candi
cd,r i.r .he Presidency
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

IAF"k Us or to1TON-7hs Crog.--The ex-
p'l ~ cotton from New Orleans 10 Liverpool
U'''ns 'hr pas week were , 900 bales ana 10
il"'fe 1906 The exports from Mobile 10 Eng
."N 'u! iHg The week were 1860 bales. opin-
-.'S az lAHt locality respecting the crop EeneT-
+"y settle 90 fourand 4 quarter millions bales,
.I1usA i lew parties adhere TO still heavier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13
Subscriptions in Behalf OF the Lawrenc
sal

}osToN, January 12.-Thc New England So
Cl-,Y az Manufactures ana Mechanic A rts have
rr- lived 10 dispense with their annual dinner
and devote III" money to lhe relief OF the Law
.-...- IiteTrrs. The members and other indi-
'laH4!- made mp purse OF -j,tuG for The same
th'r~f on the spot. The same feeling perry AIDES
The cay. and The subscriptions have already
reached - 700
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13
-s-atf 49, ls---a7---1 l-f-aaa4Ii- 10 i'-4'- =
EDUCATION.
'T,HE RICHMOND FEMALE INsTI.

sT,HE RICHMOND FEMALE INSTI.
L TUTE, now in its sixth sess'on, cdere TO the
c,ss r Of the sna emu thorough and
hnished education II employs fourteen able ard
.e s.sd Of f sss% M..e.
Its course IL extensive and complete; emhr.c,ns
all that Young lady should stady: IL invites cont
sn, part Of cur country. Pupils are admitted at
aay time. hu. most advanttseousi, duItns the first
when the second term hesins
TENSIONS MALE IN ADvANck)
Resfa i9cndns ever''n'Hs % :, :,s %
French. Music. DfaW.as, &c. usual extra
feS catalogues; oeat7inj9s details; apply to
TUE CUISWlCk ssCHOOL--CLAssICAL
ENGLISH, ~ MILES WEST OF RICH
MoN0.- The suhAerlbsr offers 10 h,s friends a
HON r for their sons ia has own family. and hopes
by dryotns his ener..es to The Improvement nf has
to re 4 the contlnnatc, OF their patronage.
Tie exercises ef the school will he resumed,
MONDAY January 9th and close July 18th. 1850.
Tuition from SIS Ia $50.
Board lncudlns table, rooms. fuel. light and
washing sl2S. per month. yayabe half in ad canoe.
RsrERKNcK<.-John Il faurman, Esq. Goech-
Henrico; Rev. J. 3. Ia, lor, Richmond; Welilng-
ia sim GEO. G. EXALI., A. NJ.
SCHOOL NOTICE.-rhe next session Of the
= School at NJ, house viii commence on MON
DAY. the 9th of Jsnuary, and continue ten months.
Terms. for board and tuition, S 100; to be paid
hai! annually.
Puplis entrusted 10 my care will lie considered
members al III, family, and receive the same at
ten,ion ms own children. w. II. SGpNOR.
HANOVER. Dec -. 1859. de 3U-2aw4w
'T'O PARENTS AND & "A KDIANS OF
=! RICHMOND. WA select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL Ma lE SCHOOL, opens on
MILL. ACADFMY,. IN Buckingham county. Va.
THOS. J. GARDEN. A. Nj, Principal: TERMS
SC. No extras Only Is scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot give testimonies of good
moral habits, either by reference or certificate.
Those who desire 20 have their sons or wards at
n school under good discipline and where they
will he free from the haunts OF vice and sslpa
ton VIII have an opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only a few more pupils can DO re-
ed.
For information. apply 70 c. II. BARKSDALE,
Esq. of the hrn of Barksdae h Brother, Shockoe
Sin Richmond, Va. oc23-IF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

t.iT MoH r. Jan. II Flonr $ SO. Wheat firm
bite ' 30 20 (, 40 red sl.2S Ia 81 80. Corn &C
'tr-sG.f 70 10 IS. yellow - To 50. Prov sions
tt't-u'ess pofk Ii % Ia SO 80, prime SIo5u to
: ii.a.tes ~ WhlsAey 26'..
NV loAk, Jan. i Stocks lower-Virginia 9 $
y .- Cotton qu7et ana arm. Flour advanced 5 To
DO Southern IS % - - -. Wheat firm. Corn
d -her-Aew Il T. ~. Turpentne steady. Rnsn
A't+a, az ; 100 Rice quiet. Pork Gull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

MaNTDoGERY. Jan. 12-The Convention
progresses slowly. The committee reported
IN fay.- Fl Yauoey delegation from Montgom-
pgtc.un'v. Tn" Trpvr. WAS sustained by a
I.r-~ ina' rIig.
Resolutions have been introduced asserting
:Ieilxut tn iltTod uCe slavery into The Terrific
- .uGrr legislative and Congressional pro-
.",-.el. he Delegates to Charles ton are TO
IT,. on tGis. and II HE National Convention
refuse 90 recognize L. the Algbamt delegates
.ha!i Withdraw, and call together this jthe
N,n'e. Convention. Resolution and report re-
trI!e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

MAsHIHoIoN, Jan. I2-Reliahle private dis
ia he> from indianapolis lay the Democratic
Invention, by large majority. Instructed
men delegate 10 Charleston 10 Vote As AZ unit
;JI lD.-.as.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

"AtiGN COMMERCE or NEW IoRK.-The
"a loIeikh imports a. New York, last year,
"S = -, l'', 3ib-the largest Of any year on the
i'sJ'd-oeing about 81. 900 larger than for
, 1"N' exclusive O: specie. nearly So, 900, Us,
-, 4''ss 81 any previous ear in the history
:, me port Included ia the imports was
S--iI, III III specie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

CHARLES IoN, Jan. IA special dispatch to
1Ar Courier, states that Reaif, Browns Secre-
lazy IT STATE, lei Austin, Texas. on the iih
,of Washington. IN charge OF an officer Of the
| = SENATE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-13

NORFOLK Jan. IA rrived, brig Romeo, 90
daF' from Turks Island. with salt. There
Has iull supply of salt At the is.and, and
'4trt vessels there. :;