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IRISH Potatoes
Corn and Wheat.

tN store tndlUrs4IeAteN J4rreis suieXcellenIIris!
i ,VLltyss slILEl.L, IiOOPE-I. - 20.
aJT5-u
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:
That Valuable Farm /,
RAILROAD COAL.

iHE auesI C14lIu the city Of nashville Is At
4 "a. -Ea N IAstU. which Is tue only ptLce thai
,vts per Ousuel- It suAranteeC
- lVc hvaI, asnvs aud sOOtIILh any OtdeI
.U. ulcrS,t Ivr s-sIc. Ne AIII COntIuGG 10 supply
sur srlv84t.s and CUstO aeTs at our usual low prces
IuFlus the CU.uIng winter. Try thc -ELNA COAl
sli,i o. tc most economical II
tue .aarSvI. UrIers LrJPpeI box ~, Il. ~,
Ias asd o.cN Vi y. - 4. D-pOt SiII DC prompt
- aItsI,ssd -. SAMUEL j. AUNEh-
OCtlE-II
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24

ReliabIeOrde from the Trade, by Mail or Tel
graph ,nIIed OIL application TO
AUSTENS, Agents,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
+ o r S A L E.
That Suburban Residence.

CTTIsHING to make Jther Il vcstments " pro
w posetOseIlIllnuT Tea la5StateIn Da yidsOLCo.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24
extraordinary Drawing.
Totake place rs above specified
0ae Grand Prize of 100000!
..S615,0OC
Whole Tickets $40; Ialves $40; auartsrss5
TIE GRnIXARY DRlWIYGS

Wood, Eddy Co.'S Lotteries viii ta&s place ct
AazsIsts, Georgia, as foiloSs3-
Class 81 Draxs Saturday December -, 1893
CI.ss 81 Draws on ssatur.Lly December u, 1859.
Class 81 Draws On Stturdt ~, JANUARY :, 1901
Cl.aSs IS Draws o Saturday January Il, lo1O-
Ca 81 DraNs S.LIrdly January =, leOO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24
Eresn seeds.

GLOVER uInOIhy 1erd Grass, Blue Grass and
u UrcaIr.I S.T4ss seed Jast recsyel tnd SAFE
iO~ Iu. cAsa. HAINS, BisOA y - co.
VCI-J-L
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81 oPUC1AI NOTICES
Affk4cT9vt SToicH or NEW GOODS NOW
wao,. f9sIIEIH 9IEIHH!HSS AID eErAL,

sl rSss n Pan s;ss' ss :s
H,ems c1;e. ,s'ns e""sf' 9" ~ ss'"' "ne'
@, =. ;Ses eS@;,,s: part. excs... bs.s:s,:
e.i ana sx.ls;s.,,eY ef Seos; and Y1ies: !: ::is
-, DRESS GOODS pEpARrMENI.
50 g.: s.:' E 1Ssss S!ssE s!4x .h. ..y
Pra.s sss:: .as s.'IsI :eS
o. ''"''''~' LINEH GOODS.
,:s =: '::s
Sas:''as' In: .aa rG. lass? and & sss.: s:a
is :"s %s'fF 9SS; s;:
stii''s",s; rssis,sn" Cr.sss. b, tie si.es o. 5;
tie yard.
Rle.ched and Brown shi!.inSs and shestinss. Of
makes s9es as My 1Sas Sa M. tSnds d.
Sss % ' snr
,sssi I2six 4; ,AS!:s . 81 : kAfAS kSp
Ss n 1S: ="
and ali ts n.ss.s sss lee out Aso l.rss stock q
new sfRlSo sEASskkSSi EsAkSskkSSiDEssffRiss;' fasisfRis;'' cheap
In thi. department we can sh"w the largest and
chea pest Goods Of .he hind IN the city. without any
exec ptiOn, comprising everything coming under
this head, too numel elOus to mention. we, how
ever call the particular attention Of ladies' to the
assortment of neat Camtric bands, which are %
desirable.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies, misses. gents' aud boys HOoe an9 HAL
Hose, Of all kinds and all prices very low BY The
fH1sa fxsasos & fs 'as %Nb PSF Sun uMBRKAs
In great variety and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
At our usual unrivaled low prices.
Merchants from towns or the country Who or0
making their selections in this market. would con-
sult ttheir interest BY giving our stock Ga examina-
ton. ss on many Goods they can save y per cent.
in purchasing from US.
J. MlLLhISER 4 BRO, l93 Broad n.
NH l2-1m
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n Coughs, Cslds, hsaPseness. 3e.-TAe
preva ence Of the above complaints a th,e season
now specifics; and while sOme few may Be gOc4s
many are useless and some even danxerous. To
10 to consult .our family phvsic,an, or otherwise
use only such remedies ~ long pablo sxperienoe
has proved to be safe and eficaciOus Of this easp
% TYLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OP GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorte psescrlDtion OF
family medicine. and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy a, growing reputation for the
9 Chsrn and in chronic cases, Bronchitis. HOOP
ing Couch. Group, Asthma. &c. i 10 used with
sod by Fisher l. Winston. Meade h Baker. a.
Bode ker. re AZ - cents per bottle. and eis
CANT and ploassn. l"zense form l2S end - osnts
t,st. baltimore, Md. fe4-3ms
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HustingS Covrt-Yesterday the Court dis.
posed OF two cases OF felony that had been
pending since October last. Samuel Peters,
charged with stealing four hundred pounds OF
brass and other metals, from the Richmond
and Peters burg Railroad Company, on the lth
OF October, 1850, and William Leonard,
charged with receiving the same knowing IL to
have been stolen, were called for examina-
tion but neither appearing, and the Court be-
In satisfied that they had fed from the State
and forfeited their bail bonds, q ~ol!e yrossqa,
was entered.
The trial of the Screamersyille rioters 10
fixed for to-day, and il is hoped that no fur
ther postpOnement will be nlio wed. II all
parties are not ready, they probably never will
be, and the witnesses therefore should under.
60 the punishment OF attending no longer
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HEAR.
nr mn, :, ,,x,r,, , THE FEMALEs

Or Ia tTfO - n
Are as class, proverbially feeble and snheaifAr,
and while we may not hope for any change for the
better until there il bstter unde rstsnding Of the
laws of health. We may. however. conxratulate the
community on the introduction Of remedy whick
has proved itsef OF great valae in relieving, aa6
ofsn eniiYsly. the general oad ae,roxs debitsv AZ
FthaOisS-we mean
HAMPrON'S VEGETABLE TlNCTCRE.
II 10 the EreSt medicin iOr the sex.
Dr. Hampton saws it il a great blessing TO them,
as thsye not disease IL which they ere subject
that ttriW cure.
Tne above extract. written by q medical man.
VIII Re corrohoIated by "nr est Known citi.ena.
wives. dsush,ers and delicate children: Couxh.
aheans'ism, D,spepsis. Neuraxia, with nulaes-
ous ether Diseases, are cured by u.
-FEMAltS AND CHlLDREN.-Ths TING
rURE will be found great medicine for oil theiy
diseases.
"a Call apd get PamPhlets and sse oq!ee
Sod hy PURCELl. LADD h CO., Richmcn6s
Sists in Petcrsburg: by MOKTIMEh NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists $50 shop
S6. fe H-dk0vIs
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n ST. icholas saloon,

H ST. Nicholas saloon,
MAIN ST.. NEAR EXCHANGE BANE,
The st. Nicholas ealOou, second To no other e0-
tahshment Ia tho State, il constantly supplied
FRENCH AND DAMERICAN CANDIES.
FRUITS, NUTS, etc..
which will bs sold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
on the mnst satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS arc invited tn exam
inc the large and we'll selected stock. which 10 he
ing constantly added to, before purchasing else
where.
Parties and families supplied With CAKES,
CREAMS and JELLIES, of every de.cript,on:
OYSTERS and COFFEE, GAME and other
mn 6-Im a. ANTONI.
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MoEMoNIsM IN THE OLD DOMINION. Though
1t is not generally known in that section of the
country, the Wheeling (Va) Union asserts that
an association of Mormons rot only exists but
flourishes in one Of the sections of Wheeling.
The Union says
They have been in successful operation for
about Il year, and have succeeded in converting
forty fifty of the citizens of that vicinity to
the strange belief. On Sunday last five rev
SMITH principle, and took upon themselves
the sduties' of Mormonism, by undergoing d
process of immersion. publicly. They have
an elder, and all the officials pertaining to the
institution, and make it convenient to enter
tain travelling saints, Utah-bound. They are
not, however, of the Brigham Young stripe,
strictly OF the Joe Smith school, and conse-
Quently entertain but one wife each.
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PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION or THE IRRE-
PREssIBLE CoNFLICT-.i Militia Company DIS.
banded for Fidelity TO the Caion.-An extraordi-
nary affair has just occurred in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, which shows the progress Of the
irrepressible conflict in that region, of the
Northwest. 1t appears that Captain Barry,
Of the Union Guard, which is represented as
one of the finest companies in the Wisconsin
State militia, Expressed an opinion in private
conversation, that in case of "A conflict between
the United States authorities and those OF the
State in the Booth case, he would order out
his company in obedience to the former con.
sidering, as he did, the claims of country para
mount to those of State. Upon being cate
chiZec by the Adjutant General, Captain Barry
admitted that he conceived such orders COM
ing from the Governor would be illegal, and
should not he obeyed, inasmuch as it would
mean simply a command to commit the crime
of treason, 10 which he and his men would be
subject to, and would deserve the penalty Of
death. Upon this admission of fidelity to the
United States authorities the Black Republi-
can Governor of Wisconsin ut once disbanded
and disarmed the Union Guard, a portion of
the regular militia of the State.
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tax oo are ~ usual Oered the pnbc with regard "a
LIFE !NgURANCE, white persons and saves.
Also, FIRE INSURANCE upon srsyv descriptions
Of yTopeysy. in town Or country. at the ed sstae,
TshsdGFNERAL INSURANCE OFFICE. Pesrl
street. opposite John n Gordon and next to Z. D.
Eacho.
The best companies represented, and al iessss
HOrss or Bu.rxRss from 70 O'Clock, asd from
tn 6 O'Clock, dsily. T.. X. BRICkEN,
10 lS-lm General insurance Agent.
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h Buruett's Superior Extracts, for flavor
inx CCSTARDS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAMS, JELLIkN, SAUCES, 40, to-. tDre-
pared from Fruits Of the best quality and highly
cOncentrated.D
The attention Of Confectionery. Hotel Keepers
and Families. is respectfully invited ~ the abOve
named Extracts: They have all the freshness and
favor of tho delicate frul's from which they are
Sod at wholesale by JAS Y. DUVAL, Pl0HEk
4 WINSTON and w. l.. WARIN0. and at retail
by traders generally. 10 &C3ma
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TOLLS OF THE NEW YORK STATE RAIL-
ROADs.-Under the bill before the New York
Legislature imposing canal tolls on the rail-
roads. the following are the amounts that the
respective companies may pay in gross, instead
Of paying canal tells for three years
New York Central $5OO,UO0; New York aud
Erie $4,000; Buffalo and New York aud Erie
si5, ,OOO; OswegO and Syracuse 81, ,7OO; Northern
Railroad a., ,OOO; Rensselaer, and Sara toga ST.
OO0; Saratoga aud Whitehall $1,000; Syra.
cuse and Binghamton $500; Watertown aud
Rome 9, 600; Cayuga aud Susq uehanna 81 1910;
Rochester and 0enesee Valley 500; Elmira,
Jefferson and OnOndago 81 600. Total $7e7, GOO.
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EIREH.-Thc Mobile Theatre, the Union Got.
ton Press with 1000 bales OF cotton, and ,ev.
eral adjoinidg buildings, were des troyed by
FIRE on Tuesday. The loss is estimated At
S215,O0O.
The dwelling Of Humphrey Owens, a few
miles north of Salem, Ohio, was destroyed BY
fire on Tuesday morning. Five children per.
ished in the flames.
The whole Spanish press are violently at
tacking England, and one journal, the Noce-
dades, has gone 10 such lengths in the matter
that it's eirc ulation has been prohibited.
The end of a wharf In Charles ton, S. G.
cayed in q few days siEce, carrying with the
ruins fifty.eight hogsheads and four tiercee
OF molasses.
A.W. Thayer. Of Boston, the "Diarist., of
Dwights Journal Of Music, is a. presen, in
Germany, cleaning materials for his life Of
Beethoven.
A merchant at Baton Rouge, La, was ar
rested for vagrancy last week. In Ave years
and was reduced to absolute destitutiou.
The next number of the National Era, the
abolition organ a, Washington, will contain q
notice announcing its suspension after Two
more numbers are issued.
The dis.emper now prevalent among the
cattle in Massachusetts,. 10 what - ca''ed tno
ptexye pssxmonin.
John Mitchell, who has rsturned from his
visit 70 Paris il about to entsrtain Us In lsc-
turs ON the subject Of Napoleon.
TIE daughter Of Robert Burns has received
only about ~ $40 from the subscription made
in Ser behalf in 0rea. Britain.
gfhe Csirr,s Established in isf3, had /, Il
% Ia among lis stockholders, Madame AIDE
lasde, sister of Louie Philippe.
Archbishop Hughes reached Fsrnandipa
fsla-, on the ID instant, to stop some tim.
there.
Sir James Turing. Bart, died On the i3,,
ult, at Rotterdam, where he wa British Con
4 sui. as-,5 cf nsf
Captain Charles Burnett, one Of The olAes
| Lake captains, died At the Hospital in RuiyAlc
N. Y, last Saturday. :,
Cornelius Summers, Of Raleigh, N. C.. ~
ewindlea out Of $50 In nalstmoFa, on Wedpes
| day, by the " little juker.H
| John X. EdmMndson, brother OF Hon. Hear
Edmnndson, Of Virginia, has tust been elsc ts
sheriff at Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Geo. Culleu, who was tAjuroA By o.
OranGes u NJ Va, laat veso, has siac
/ died. I = 3
whAn man has bitten oa par. oGaaothsE'
noss OF sar. = u proper to bind him ovee :
1eep tho poaee.
The chip Ooomodcrr Aas arrived 81 Liver
p0ol hris9tng 5AeUU euncss Of eol1 Sss0 0sa
bOurne, and . very valuable eoEoe. 4
n. MlTes.ea srssa ..sage hAs arevss
| Of. Wm, n, Themes Wne e.ssteA leaeae
4lnA!ta AlsA - ~ HA Mn fgs ~ s
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Cruelty in Schcot.-YesteIday morning the
Mayor issued a warrant for the arrest Of p
NJ. Tahb Jr., on the oath of +. w. Cone, who
was afraid Of personal assault, and in q
and gave bail to answer this morning. Mr.
Gone, as q school teacher, chastised William
Tabb, one Of hts pupiIs, in a cruel manner, "a
he has since admitted In \ written certificate,
and for which he expressed great regret, and
fearing that the father, with whom he had had
two interviews, would atrack him, sought
protection Of the court. Mr.. Tabb we Wn.
derstand, has also obtained a warrant for the
arrest Of Mr. Gone, and will probably take
the case TO the next Grand Jury. AS q full
investigation will probably take place this
morning, We forbcar giving any OF the facts
In advance,
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"A HIT BETWEEN THE EYKs.-A German cit
lzen OF Massachusetts makes the receipt of u
Republican speech, under the frank of the
Hon. B. +. Junhin, of Pennsylvania, the occa-
sion for a few pertinent remarks in a letter to
that gentleman, on the hypocrisy of the Re-
publican leaders and the deleterious efforts Of
the doctrines and teachings Of The Republican
party on the business interests of the State
and the peace OF the country. He concludes
in this wise:
"a reaction has already set in: the masses
Of the people begin to consider their own af-
fairs little. In Natick, the home OF Senator
Wilson, five or six hundred men are march,
ing through the streets, carrying banners
with Inscriptions, of what Free Kansas,
No more Slave States Free Soil for Free
Men ? No sir. Bread far our Wires and Chit
dren y is the motto paraded before Mr.. Will
sons windows. The speech which he has
sent on here in thousands did not supply his
constituents with bread for their wives and
Children They ask tor bread, and he gives
them 'stone.' They ask for labor, and
he sends speech. These anti-slaverv
speeches don't fill the stomach, though they
confound the mind and drive away the cus
toners who buy our manufactures. If there
is an avenging spirit, these agitatOrs " i'll have
to answer for grave offence in depriving their
fe!loW-men of their daily bread
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"A Kidney and Bladder CsMp PIE tnts.-The
peWest and most important discovery for Kidney.
rheca or Whites, sexual WEAKNESSES, fhyslesi
Prostrati0n snd Debility Of either sex, 10 AART0-
HORNE'S BCCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable tn walk, have eoca
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. t 10
prepared by q Chemist, and IL Drcnounced By msdi-
cal men and those who have used il, % b the hest
BUCBU COMPOUND in the world. LssEs bottles
ceived by USHER & WINSTON, DfsSgists,
10 M-l1m Main street, Nlehmoo0s
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STEAMBOAT BURNED AND TIN LIVES LOST.
The steamer Judge Porter, from Montgomery
on Lake Pontchartrain, a mile from her wharf
Her crew were saved, but ten passengers were
drowned or are missing. Her cargo, consis ng
of 500 bales OF cotton, together with the boat IL
a total loss. There is a partial ins surance.
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READY FOR HIS DEPARTURE.-David Ayrel
died at Vernon, Vt, a few days since, AT the
age of u.s. For more than fifteen years he had
lived entirely by himself, during which time
he had his coffin in his house, ready for use
except when it was occasionally used as a re-
cepfacle for white beans.
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THE RICHEST COUNTY IN THE UNITED
SrATEs.--It is probable that Brazora county,
Texas, is the richest in the Union in proper.
ton to the nun ber OF its population. Accord
ing to the last comptroller report, il the prop
erty Of that county should be equally divided
among its voters, there would be something &
more than SI3iij0 " each IIan.
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tions have been laid before the Boston Board
Of Aldermen, from Mr.. John Wise, of Ian
caster, Pa, and Mr.. John La Mountain, of
Troy, New York, proposing to make ;erial
in May aud the other on the ith OF July next,
provided the city will pay the expense, which
Is estimated by La Mountain at - GOO aud
Wise at 5000. The subject was referred ~ q
committee.
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R1sloEArIoh:-Professc Carter and Rich.
ardIson have resigned their posts In TIE Uni.
vofsity Of Mis- siesippi on account Of dissetta.
jnctloss With the Northern Prunssora cf the
lNsut9tton. Trey leaye eniY ONE 8enthssn
ffv(tSe0f Il tie NsuiY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

RE-ARREsT OF Mr.. PECK The Portland
Advertiser learns that the sheriff of kenue-
defau!ter. tor the purpose of making him dis.
close before proper authorities at Augusta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

A COOP INvEsTNFNr.-In St. Louis. re.
wers disbanded. There was. Al the time Of
the dissoiution, e26 in the trsasury which
sum, b. order Of the members, Vas distribu ted
to the Protestant Orphan Asylum. German
Protastant Asylum. and the Orphans Home,
Of St. Louis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

DANGEROUS RESULTS OF VACCINATION.-
Five men were vaccina:ed in Boston last week
with matter obtained from a scab taken from,
the arm of the child Of an acquaintance, but
the matter having been exposed to the air three
or four days before ii was used, the result was
that in every case the arm OF the biect began
to !nflane and feel sore within an hour after
incubation. The Inflammation continued, and
their arms were swollen to twice their natu.
raj size. For several days the lives of the pa
tients were despaired of, but they have, with
one exception. recovered. In that case the pa
tient is still in precarous condition. The
inoculatlon was performed by the father Of
the child, not u physician.-Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

Posr.OFEICE AFFAIRs-AppoiasD,en "a
ViygiMio.-Morris T.. Newman pos stmaster al
Anlacetts, Wayne county, Va, vice T.. v. Nor.
rison. resigned. John H. McConihay post.
master a Red House Shoals, Putnam county
Va, vice Peter c. Montague, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

Bad Rnm-Amanda Loden and Sarah Giles
both white women, were imprisoned by the
Mayor yesterday morning. for being found
drunk in the streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

STROKE OF LtGRTSINa.-An immense wood
en- image which had been placed on the top
of a house in Syracuse, was struck by light
ming few days since and torn to pieces. Some
Of the fragments were thrown into q church.
yard two hundred feet distant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

DAMAGES RECOVERED FROM A CITY.-Boston
Is mucted in 81 zoo for damages done TO MIS-
Henry II. Morse, by slipping ON the icy side
walks in January, 1855 She claimed Sa,uOp, ii
being shown that the lameness WAS likely to
be permanent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

Fast Riding.-A negro boy, named Washing
ton, was arrested by officer Kelly yesterday
morning, for fast riding in the street, and taxi.
en- before the Mayor, by whom he was ordt red
to be we'll hogged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

ssmith is.ssAkiAH:-The is.s report that Captain
Aess Of ,h. o. % me Indian. was acting esst Of.
ss w. -, na"nsarian. . - NOT true. Mr.. Har.
's'ts Er,.a.n n'Ss ""'esr, Gspt. Hrstth II In the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

JAPAN.-It was stated that the American
Minister had obtained a pledge from the ia
pahese roverninent that inc treaty OF Jeddo
certain special points had been agreed to ad.
vantageous for trade. The Dutch war steam
er Qnrust had been attacked by pirates in the
China seas, and all on board-seven officers
and City men-were murdered. The pirates
then ran the vessel ashore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

THE RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT In ALBANY
Mary r. Scott, whose father attempted to
shoot her in Albany last week, having per-
sisied in clinging TO the faith into which she
has recently been baptized, has been made the
victim of much persecution. She attended the
church on Friday evening last. number OF
her former friends, and Others who opposed
her action, assembled in the vicinity, and, al
though they offered no personal violence, they
assailed her with the vilest epiihets. The po-
lice We're called to escort her home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

passed. On motion Of Mr.. SAuND.Ra. the title
was amended 50 as to read ~ follows: IAN
act empowering the Common Council of Rich.
mond city to authorize the construction Of a
railroad or railroads within the corporate
limits of sold city,"
At the hour OF 3 o'clock, the SPEAKER va.
Gated the chair.
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Military Leetaye.-Need we remind our read
ers Of Capt. kingsbury's lecture, Tonight, at
Mechanics Institute Hall? The subject IL ono
with which the lecturer Is entirely familiar
and we doubt not, will be treated with marked
ability. Every soldier should hear II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

ANorHRR VICTIx or TIE PEMBERToN
MILLs-The Boston Traveller, Of March 18th,
sroue the tall chimney Of the mill at Law
yeuce. the workmen came upon the body Of
nailev an Engltshman, who has bean missing
since The disaster. He was employed IN the
isrr~, ana I, i. rrrrQseh 'het NJ wes erS"'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

ruN AT HONE.-Don't be afraid Of q little
fun at home, good people! Don't shut mp your
houses lest the sun should fade your carpets
and your hearts, lest hearty laugh should
shake down some Of the musty old cobwsbs
there! II you want 70 ruin your sons, let them
think that all mir:h and social enjoyment must
be left on The threshold without when they
come homo at night. When once home Ia re-
sarded rs only place To eat. drink and sleep
In. the work il begun that ends In gambling.
hnusas and reckless degradation. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

Fire.-A stable in rear Of Mr. George Tur.
ner's house. on Franklin street, between 2:srd
and oath, was SET on fire last Wednesday night,
and would have been destroyed, but for the
prOmptness with which three or four gentle.
men in the neighborhood extinguished il with
buckets Of water. Loss said 10 be about Slun