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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-19
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III Bic Mtt9li'otr pes @tians .Ser.ius
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reid sinJuinptn.
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Soeh h xavier, Gee,
Der Gin eaneioat fur rts SbertHs Sffe. ron ssa.
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i'm 9ldt fattFneenesn S4abl 9cbn 8. aasIpr
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6srnsr erlause ih mir Die Nn,,ise III MAIDEN,
oaB natliEn WcntIs, esn 81. Nai, in me,nsm
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Observation-Disclosures

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-19

T0u aGen Saneicatsn. Die fir bic SfIee
,tnrs H'd'tsrs er neueu cuttings Gsutt I'M Self.
nm. rsreient Wm. y. Spcus. Der Sebn scs uns
alen mrslsslann'sn unc brdgtrtbrtsn Sames
lyons Die msifs unts,fisuns.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-19

I'm es S%ttnmssbsr pom 5.uries Gsun.s.
@ut Die @unorceruna pisler Sr,unpe bin. unr
IA Is NIT mIinsn eisencn NiinIt,n Ttsreir.
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eirat fur bic
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-19

3u Strmittbtn al cine Rils Bamilic
ltsbt Der chsrs 1beil pes BON mir an Der 7. Str.
erippDntfn 0iules. 9. 5aiIei.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-19

I'm ete S~timm9estr pom Dsnrtee Counts.
Nitburstr!
SD Bin Elm GansIOat sur fredericksburg
in Gle OfEee zines
0emmtlitcnrrs Of the 8epsnut
Tur osh Obsrsn Otitritt pom 5snrrco Gcunts unc
butte er9epsnit um rie Stimmtn msiasr N:ttI:
ger bel Der am "a. Nai ltattfinpenptn saabi.
Sou!s ts psr Wuniu msln,v Witsirssr lein,
n'lb AUS Neut gu srpdbisu, 10 ~ roe ib BIZ
Yt.dttn cislsr DtTfs sepiii, Rbait stfulltn
N. y. Gamton.
sir Nitbtfr Der outings @ourt:
Daknts 29 cStton.
Die Aritmmung Hnost fatt am 26. Snni.
Sttmmt fIr WoottSat
SisIe StimmSstsl.
GEORGE w. CARTER
TT elm GdnO;Oat iur GommtIiom,r Of tbs Nes,nus
IN, ebsrea GiRrI!t BON psnritO County.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-19

~H JVVH II OHp'e, VSa.
Die uutev,ei6nstsn Sarser p,n 5tsrieo Gsun
tp, bic nit tititm Sssauern rpn Gem Qtltteu
unisrts autseyitnsten 8itters. 5pn. Seen 9.
eleptcn sebSrt taten. pppurtb Die 3tibterleu.
eitiss 9iltriets VACANT wurce, ,riuhsn Sic, IH
um rttie Steue gu tewsrtsn, urp periprtd,u SD.
men ihre wGrmls Qn%terfuRuEa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03
From MashEnunn.

WAsHTEGroE, January 30
Resolutions were introduced in the Virginia
House o. Delegates to-day declaring that
while we recognise an imperative necessity for
decisive measures 10 the present condition Of
things, YET we believe prompt and efficient Co
operation can be more safely obtained By the
direct authoritative action Of the constitu-
d0na authority Of the S1ctbern States than
the aEeecv Of an esssublage which can bsve
no legitimate power except 10 debate and ad-
wise; therefore the General Assembly Of
Virginia Wiii not al this time, undertake to in
vite any conference Ct commissioners appoint
ed tT b9 authorities q the Southern States.
Tie Democrats In caucus made a comma
d0u for Speaker, but appointed a COMMITTEES 20
take action with a view Of concentrating the
vote opposed 10 Mr. Pennington on one q
their number, probably Ny. McClernsnd, Of
Illinois NJ. Briggs, il is understood, VIII
east q vote uo-morrow for whoever NAV be
supported By the Democrats, IN reeipr0cation
Of the generous support OF their candidate,
Mr. smith. ia me event n no election he
VIII liel vote for liE. Pennington.
Thadieus Hyatt, president of the national
Kansas aid committee, has written 70 Senator
Mason q letter III answer 70 the subpoena 10
appear before the HarDer's Ferry investigating
COMMITTEES on the LIST Of February. In which he
informs he committee that while b wiz 50
far regard he s1mDoHs as 10 appear there, he
VIII not answer any Of their interrogatories,
because be questions the exercise By a legisla-
tive boay Of powers purely Judicial, tat are
neither incident 70 the Government, nor con-
terred bT any express provision Of the Consi-
trllon- ln Lls position, Mr.. Hyatt was sus-
tanned 81 the best legal advice Of Massachu-
sets and EeE York.
Jas Bedpaths Of Maiden, Mass, author Of
the life az John Brown. has also been sub
uzssaaaFPca and testify but he, in a very
spicy and what might be called a verv sauev
le-Ler. rs-lssl % eom8lV with the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

Yesterday, The ship Dragon, Capt. Upton,
entered the mouth Of the river, having cone In
one hundred and eight DAYS direct from Cal.
cuta 10 this port. Her carg0-India cotton
begging will consequently be delivered atleast
thirty DAYS sooner than Il could have been ex-
peeted 10 arrive, had she made, according to
previous custom, Boston her port Of entrv in
this eo=ntry- Her cargo has changed hands
three times, each AZ a small advance, The last
holder having contracted for Il at thirteen
cents, expecting to receive il at the end Of the
month Of March.
THIS division Of the usual movement IS i'm
Dortant in its results. To the South, one CON-
mission, usually paid at Boston, is saved, while
tie interest on the venture is reduced, from its
being so short a time afoat.
This is the second ship which has arrived
here direct from India, with cotton bagging.
5uringthe present season but It win not be
The last. Two Others are now performing
their return voyage with The same desti-
nation.
No reason can be given for vessels laden Rith
India baggiug, carrying their cargo 70 Boston,
except that their owners are Boston merchants
who make a commission on the cargo By Is
discharge and r~eshipment. The article s not
usel for any purpose in the northern cities.
Here alone IS its market, and New Orleans OF
Charlsston should be the port TO which vessels
laueh WIN hncn a IrelEut should SAIL.
We are Indebted 10 English houses Tor the
diversion made this season in the usual Gus
toms Of this trade. Il may be regarded as the
beginning a a radical change. II viii alter
The entire calculations OF spectators and
holders Of The article in question. IN sales,
before delivery, six and seven months can no
longer BE- sssumed IS The period 70 elapse after
The vessel leaves the Hoogly before her cargo
viii be in this city.
The new movement viii ultimately b. favor
ebie to the planters Of the South. Shorten the
time Of transit from port TO port, and diminish
he cost Of handling i BY striking of one Of
The parties who had made a commission from
Il, audit must become cheaper 10 the consumer
AZ all events, We have IN this successful ex-
pertinent an evidence Of the advantage that
would ensue 10 ne 20 open and maintain direct
Intercourse with the p0rss Of the old world, so
Tar a. e. import direct into New Orleans an We
need o. foreign fabrics for our home con-
sumptaH.-N o Pioauuae.
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THE observation-disclosures


As announced BY telegraph yesterday morn
Inc, Ex-GoT. VA. P~ESNISsToS, e New Jer-
ssv. was on Wednesday elected Speaker Of tie
House Of Representatives, and, Is spPesrs, BY
the vote Of Gz0RsE Buses, OF New York
His vote aas required to eiset; without it a
Republican could not have been elected. and,
as was predicted weeks sge g Washington,
Nj. BRrses has gone with he Repabheans
and voted for PEENTEGT6S.
mequestion nov arises, Whois Mr. BEIsosg
what are his political antecedents and party
aFniiss The Bisck-Repubican telegraph
sars be is an anH-Lscompton Democrat, and
The Memphis -s~1alan-bs ssys be is q DoU8LAs
Democrat From what source such infofma-
ton has been derived We are at q loss todiTine.
We are advised upon authority we cannot
question. that Mr. BEIsGs is not and neTerwas
a Democrat, Leeompt0n or aut-LssOmPEOu,
DoUG1As OF anH-DoUeLAs. BE always acted
with be Wing party during the existence Of that
party, and since rs demise be has been CLASH
fed and acted with the Know-Nothing or North
American parry. He has never claimed to be
Democrat, and since the meeting Of the pres
eHt Congress has uniformly voted with the
South Americans, until his individual vote
could determine the question, and then be
voted for PEys1EGroS.
VIII ouf ReishhoI q the Esalaaohs inquire
into the faets q this ease, and correct its edi-
toEisl Of Fsstsrdsy2 We are bound in charity
50 suppose that be has been deceived By the
t~sileraph, and we doubt not win be as
prompt 70 correct the error as be was swift to
hefaid{t to tie world. We know It goes hard
with him i5 do Dir. DOUGLAS even simple Jus
dee, but IN tie present instance a sense Of
duty to himself, if no other consideration, win
being a DoUGIAs Democrat GRIZZLY, in his
Almanac for 1850, classes him with the Rspub-
licans, elected On the peoples ticket.
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With reference 70 the position OF the dry
goods market the New York Tadepsndsuf. o.
January 26th, saws.
The year opens with a fair business. equal
fully 10 general expectation, though hardly IN
to lhe views Of sellers who have large stocks
on hand. The market is much more profuselv
supplied than IN January, 1889. The early bus
mess is chiefly ia staple goods. Fancy STYLES
Of silk goods are scarcely looked at. The as
sortmenf, though large, Is not full: more are
coming The prices asked are high, and rather
above those Of last wear. Jobbers are buVinq
Frucently from the Imports. Tie inportatiops
Of goods last week are much below those Of
the corresponding week OF 1859. but this is
only accidental, owing to the Bou-arrival OF
vessels for the moment. However, the usual
crY OF lmportations coming forward earlier
han Usual IL set mp TO influence dealers to buy.
though for many years past this cry has al
ways proved to be a falsity. From the large
number Of vessels laden with dry goods now
over due, we expect the entries last week 10 be
more than made up BY a subsequent large in
crease. Silks are the least active, but a mode
rate inquiry prevails, and e. on the increase
Linens are very active. German cloths are
being pressed on the market, but woolens are
mostly Gull. There is rather less doing m 40
nestle goods. The large iobbers have CON-
pietsd their purchases. Many orders FOR future
delivery have yet to be filed, 50 that stocks Of
staple cotton goods are not unlikely soon 10
be unduiy heavy. Southern dealers continue
70 buy, Notwithstanding the political cry.
Prints are in good supply and invite inspee-
Ton. lie competition between homemade
and foreign goods is likely to Be brisk this
season.
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9I-2

In he Anstiu Divisisn. aul n=ar The residence % uen-
eral Whitmors. Oar-thlrt gE-h. and mr 1aianss la me
and Two years.
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A Tribute Of Respect.

WHEREAS, On ne SD q January las, it pleased ne
Grand Msster e tie universe 10 eaH from our midst ou-
lAnsnied Be SIT KNIGHT 4oHs BLAcKuELL; here
isrs.
Ruolvsd, rsst ~s the members g; Cyrsne ccmman
dsry No g. tender 70 Bis saieisd Eiior and flsnds or
sinosre c~andslrBcc 10 their sad bsrsavemeut and win
them hope % meet hin. whose ioss " dspiorr. in that
eternal asylum so made withh aids " vhefs parting
l. % more
Ra0irsd, Tfatu va viii %uufeignsi regrei We we're
ursbls 20 attend hin 70 his anal reiting paee Sadpsr-
form ne Iasi sd oaoes o. respect Il hs grave,
Rei0hed, That ne member 81 ihiscommanaey wear
ne usual badge % mourning fo- thirty days
Eslsirs8. Thsi hets reoiulons Be- spread apoa Gs
minutes o. MS CoumAndsEys be p~daishcd h one Of he
city p4psrs. and . copy o. ne ssals forszrdsd 70 hIs
fnnny. q. ,. wOODARD.
I. J. DOAEs,
IA MURPHY,
va 4 FIToz, u, Rscorder. Committee,
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Positively the Last Three Nights
o.
PROF. JACOBS
sWNG5c Wonders!
Thursday. FRIDAY and Suburban.
Ian. I'd, Sd and 4fh.

- Eutirs chargs " programme elch evsuinr
Doors oren a. .. The Profess anf ~ Goprr
sFhl6HILI appear puncuany \ 20 g s'cloct.
admission % cents Gallery 3 cCufs. rsq-sfs
- By particular desire. q Erand nrarrnr- r--f,-~
anoe % February Z, 10 Ehieh chislren Wu
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LADY sKATEEs IN AEKrEDoM-A gen
flenan II Tnu,sn M. 10 ~. -

LADY SKATES ~ AEKEEDoM.-A gen
tlenan at Lowell wrote 10 the Buffalo Courisr.
on the 1911, and thus spoke Of the lady skaters.
Skating is the popular and fashionable
amusement here Just now. Men, wemen an
ehsdren an skate. They skate upon the river
and upon the private ponds, or parks, as thsv
are called here. Some Of the most grqeee1l
skaters ! ever saW have been among the ladies'
They soon learn he movements. Ihavs seeo'
those here upon the river and al the park Who
would put many a man 10 the blush II h.
should try a race. Some Of the skating dresses
Of ne ladies are heaulifuL Nearly am wssr
balmorals, end pin up their dresses 80 a. n
show them ! think no one would say thsv
are not graceful and handsome. Some la5ies
wear cloth dresses, with close fitting Tnrkisb
cloth pentslfts, gathered right about tie ankie.
and a more graceful skating dress. I fhint
can MT be devised ! saw, the other dsv. 4
BloOmer upon the ice, rugged out 10 a blBs
dress. She was magnificent figure. a. Won
can imagine.