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The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

At Mariposa, fancy wood boxes are being
made from the wood of one of the fallen big
trees. The Gazette says:
The wood in appearance much resembles
cedar, but some of it has a beautiful grain,
and being dressed and vanished, looks wavy
any.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

An English chemist has invented an in
strument for measuring the intensity of the
suns rays. II is done by exposing sensitive
substances to the influence of light without
ehange of temperature.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

The coal mine, recently discovered and
developed, near lone City, in Amador county,
IS being worked to advantage and profit to
its owner, Mr. Hall-CAroniele..
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

A sweet little Michigan girl of about 35
summers has sued an old fellow for So,
damages, for counting her ten whole years
and then marrying somebody else.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

It has become common for the Southern
Overland mail to take 10000 letters at trip.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Since the introduction of my Schedam Aromatic
Schnapps into the United States number of Liquor
Mixers in New York, Boston, Philadelphia and San
Francisco. have been engaged in putting up mixed and
poisonous Gin in and jugs to be palmed offupon
the unwary for my genuine Schnapps. At first they
boldly connereited my name but soon stopped that
by causing several of them to be arrested They now
conne themselves to closely initiating the appearance
and shape of my bottles. and the peculiar wrapper
which have always used. viz: YELLOW PAPER
printed with RED and BLUE INK, PASTEBOARD
PRINTED CAPS
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

Much labor has lately been expended for
the improvement of the Sierra Turnpike.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

''If we might judge from those specimens
of his correspondence which it has been our
fortune to peruse, a collection of Lord Ma
caulay's letters extending over the last thirty
years would be a history of England in the
age of Canning and Grey, of Peel and Pal
merston, quite as fascinating, quite as brill
liant, bnt infinitely more instructive, than
Horace Walpole's chronicle of the age of
Chatham and Lord North"
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10
SAN JUAN THEATER.

THIS BUILDING situated prominently on Main
II street, has lately been rented by the subscribers
and handsomely fitted up for Dramatic Exhibitions
Concerts and Lectures. The seats will comfortably ac
commodate large audience.
The attention of Managers and Agents is particularly
invited to the above.
ENGMAN & PEARSON.
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Be'cdre 81 Hese Inaltdtlon Bogus Scfndpps.
If the liquor were fit to drink, there would be no
iced to palm them off by countcreiting the peculiar
style and appearance of the GENUINE WOLFE'S
SCHNAPPS Avoid these mixed and doctored-up imi-
tations, as you would avoid Shattered Nerres, Ruined
Somdch and Dctrfana ITemens. The Pure ana genu-
inc Schnapps have my name the bottle, cork and
fac-simile OF signature the label For sale by all
the wholesale Druggists and respectable liquor dealers
In the limited States
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

MAcAULAY's LErTERs.-It is probable they
will be pubIished-and what book they
will make! The London Times saws:
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

Patent Leather and Oil Cloth Pictures.
Artistic and life like pictures by all the above new
and beautiful processes. of finer tone and infinite du
rability, unsurpassed for holiness of outline beauty
ofnish will be executed at all times and in all kinds
of weather.
Persons heretofore unsuccessful in obtaining perfect
pictures particularly invited to call.
Old daguerreotypes and other pictures copied, i'm
proved and rendered impershable
Views of buildings mining claims, &C.. taken at the
shortest notice.
N B. Instructions given in all departments of the
Art at
WOODS
A NJ B ROTY GALLERY.
MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY,
BY T. Nj. WooD.
Sept. If.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.

SHE Importer and Manufacturer,
Is, 20 and %, Beaver st New York.
The word Schedam Schnapps belongs exclusively to
my artcle-al other counterfeis, and an mposi-
ton on the public. decIO 6m
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NJ w. HICKS. rs. ~. surgeon
SI. Denss~t. OnAea on Second St., <n
bss~een ain and johnson streets, Kao y@S
kuk, iowa. 111p

Dr. Hicks, tn renewing his card 10 the ruhsfop
would call attention 10 new style ut aflate
work, which In prcaiisriy adsYttd 10 tat trfegnT
lar, and otherwise difiealt jaws. This improve
has been tested three ycars and has susssined
its early promise Of fliing real want In plate
work. Ihe work 10 now worn by many OF our nost
prominent citizens, who give 1t heaaty approval,
and 10 whom he In permitted to refsr those liter"
ested.
DIR. III Is also mounting Continuous Gum.
work. " Blotk" work. aud ordinary 'oold Plate"
work, for which be has superior stock on mste-
rial. lie in prepared 10 6ll teeth with Gold foii
adhesive Gold" and tChrystal Gold, !" Ia the most
thorough aud durable manner
In view of the stringency in money matters
some ali usion 10 PRICES may not be imTroler -
While on the one hand DIR. Ii. believes ii TO he the
be tier policy, we'll as the honesier course, not
to work at All than to work at prices that will me-
esssitate inferior work on the other hant he 10
w,iling to conform in his charges TO the lower
staudsrd Of remuneration that other ooeupauons
have suffered.
With fifteen years expesisnce, . thosensh dcvo~
ton TO his profession. and an earnesf uesTs 10
ptoase he Is determined to merit, aEd hUTss to re-
% We continuation of the liberal patronaSe mere
tofose enjoyed.
July t.dAw
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BANKING HOUSE OF
q n q IL q N ii. - N ~ y u ON X %.
HAVE this day admitted as a partner In hi
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho hal
bscn mY taller for tAe lasL sir yeargs. The husi
A4s1. A1rsSfter WiaIbe ooAducsSs ukdss the hru
sndstyle of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
! Being one of the oldest Banking Houses III no
shep t9sstt In loWa, IhsnAH hrm adiiAits b Sostan
uance Of forme~ patrons nageso literally extended {,
the senior partner. sef-fy
Tier ,tdn mNke col1ostk ons and remit l41sA III
change on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
REFKnENcEs:
h Park Bank, N.FY. 4t4xI& I4U fI|IH G
insiow, Eanier Il Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W Clark Eco, R>atsdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
CiaPp, Fuller brown. A.nksra, Boston +, 4
LEN sras Bank chtssiss Rff1 0ah1 Q "
Hoffman d dely>kc, AieAgo.
Mechanics' Bank ,fittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer knhn, Bs1ksrs, r - tf-z . --,-
Hilmpra T. brothsrtou !" Cineinnnti.
vf---h A. b. Hunt Co. - Louisviife.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk IAN. 'Ss. GEo.c.AK UERE0N
ian5d
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HUTCHINSON & DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS,

MERCHANT TAlLORS,
rnRp-srREET, BET. MAIN JOHNSON,
kEpk u II W ~
1 AVE lust receiyed ct their Fashionable Tailor
/ ing AM Furnishing Establishment, choice
and extep esuppiy vi HrSaucssths. Gas.
slplercS, veAtings, and Gentss fNr.
m hing Go0ds. Of all descriptions.
and guarmntse that their work shall be done in the
,ccst srr-cr % sra satisfactory y. -rne- They s-e
oonst altiy receiving the New York and Philadei-
phis fashions and respectfully solicit all who desire
good work and the best material TO give them call.
Nov 8, ss-diy HUTCHINSON ADhSkl.
VrHE PROFESSOR AT TAE EkEAKEAsE IA
BILE, with the story OF "lris,' BY Oliver ".
iabn7.d OGDEN, BRowNELL co.
/ - ~@aT S9d HAY kttn.
| EBL. hAe old BarhAaoes for sale by
/ i A. ~. w iLklNsON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagieand Mortas,
| mh2o-d @ - Main-st-
COLOGNE SplKlTS, 80 per cent.
] 4 BBL. pure, In store and for sale by
/ a'rs A. j. WILKINSON,
i Sign eli the Golden Eagie and Mortar,
mh7oa % Main street.
II ~ry@s~
l g-7s7 q NEW BOOKS.
II rUST recciyed new supply ct = Ehc Minlsssf
4 u ~ and From Dawn ~ Daylight
L. Nj. w. WESrcOfT,
M.r27d 81 Main-st.
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Business cxrds, net sxeseding sfx ifnss, inside
&Ib, otherwise tIe.
fsnsrAl Notices 81 o. Obituaries, according
srace occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
Abose rates. s.f@# 4 N Hy@st q EE
Advertisements lssded and placed under the
bead OF Special Notices. dostIs fhs ordinary
atAs. gY a. 8@aEEI r~J
Special Notices In the Local Column 20 cents
per line. -
Adversissnfnu osdessd on the IN sfAs erciu.
ively in she Daily, after the hrst two weeks,
" pei cent. more than the above rAtss. f.gs
1ia tysesslai SaSsstsss~enss ~2ssss bv pate fpy
adsamee. Ibis rule will not be varied from
when the Adyertisss vyes the Wsekly A.oss,
~ tsscc viii be the taiur Ms IN tts DAly -
here +ths psiU add Msskly ~ssg Seth used,
b per cent. viii be deducted from the aggre-
rate amount.
Under tae present system, the advertiser
pays SO much for the space he occupiea. he
FLs ages esiLe ans Afgealks tox the cassre dtion
bniy. FIAT pfsn ~ nov generally Adoptsa.-
psr alsargs fDr chsngss will be II cents per
qnare.
sE1r In all cssss where adv cstise ensr are
discontinued before the expiration Of the year
er the time contracted for, they will be charged
Pr at our regular rates for the time actual
y in
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fIAyE gained the confidence Of all who use
| them and have proved one OF tbs most Vaiu~
able inventions IF the age. They nss ohn0ie'
ma King the Lock Stitch both slider OF ihe closh
alike which cannot be unraveisd or pulled out,
They are all made with the higest mechsnicai
skill and all warranted 10 work we'll on MI Aihus
Of goods, from the Lghtest faor'c 70 n's,s
Leather. In particular we would call atttnh,h "
our new Family Sewing Machine. IL mas peen
manufactured expressly for Family ire, ano has
met vii b favor from all IT. so simplthed as 70
render 1t almost impcssibie 10 get oa' VI 'si o -
deraa &c it's operations; indeed II ~ ~ simple ~
to astouish one, that 40 small piece oi mseA1
ism will sew.
Belos We give a desert ption Of Tho 14asrsntass
of khe Weed Patent:
No Ia very convsnint style, which can be
workea by hand or foot, of lie owa taDls-
For the convenience Of shipping, and also fof
an4gactories, whore il Is necessary 70 p1s
number III machines into iorg bench, maA'hs ohs
table snk wef for all. Price $se N
Ne g. R ith alnut uf Mahogany Table. wna
or without Box Top, which locks down itAss sis~
and 81 10. ~,
and nj much higher rate of Speed aus kiha
~ wei adapted to manufacturing Clothing o' ao'
Leather work.
This is really the cheapest machine In the nar
ket as here il no work dtne ON Sewi4 ssae n."e
,kat it will not do 1t s confidently asf ettea thaI
this mmcAin ne runs easter tnan any naehin. No" III
Price tiot.
] No. A. Ibis machine has a lor aria to accom- "9.
7 r
| rufs easily and Is, without duubtJ TIT eest A4a
/ chine tor Lsilurs use oferd 10 the papae.-
| |. ia peculiarly fitted Tor plantation ~ofh nosus
/ very 1mple yet substantial and durae g. Nrh ou'
I Att4a4laallity 10 get cut oi order. Price si$V'
! No s. Ihis il ~ new and cheaper style, sha
! general favorite f,r Family h'ghs leRshef' 'eo :
great variety OF wofk. 1t has seen golteh W WIN
| reference 10 furnishing stroGg and dirahi 5et
| ligat aud tasty Mach bne, at Aass pr'ee .nAn M
/ eithe. of the above. Ii runs very eASyt raP'uy, ,
| for 500. 4;,r
No g. This il Machine got GP on an ehSusy
new rinutple different from any thtaR ever oeolo
fFrrea to the public and eeEncenily nsstr' ioas
for lataty use IL has not equal. IL ~ Ve.J ashs
and tasty runs very idly ts almost nAFetess ~
lis oporation, and uses A sikAlu III n n L Ln
Ii i 70 afrAugta as tp be utter inposs pss luI
to miss stitchs. 1T has tehston o. p1'b $40 =,
an uHrrtra large -HFF4s ~ THREAD nn the a1as.
sputIl The motions gained BY two sm - -
that run without pvr,eptible nolse' ING wv
threadn are worked ia such mahpsf ss ne'nt " "
both pull at the same time, and consequently nt,as
liable 10 break. Ihe seam Is very elasue' Ana ms
thread does not break In washing. III wiii ao
wor better than any cheap maehsLa nov ~ ss. s.
kst as il uses silk cotton or linen Win eqaai La
ciIity. Price $50.
| Descriptive Circulsrs furnished GRATIS.
okEIGE. All broadway, New YORK.
: WHITNEY LYON, propristoFs:
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gtaIIE third term of this Institution viii COM
/ msAco On Monday, jan. goth. In the basemen.
of the Chatham square Church corner ef TIL and
Morgan Sta Those rooms have been found Dry and
COO and easy 1T access
Ias Isxchers secu ed to instruct In their diker-
ent departmentsof of study are the foilowingi
Rev. &. A. " MilLIAMs, Principals
Mrs. f. WILLIAMS
Mrs. IL. II. H.cRAVEN;
Miss l.. C0pELfN.
MIR. @. c. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Prospectus of the uion has bees puhiisnco,
nd eau be obtained spplca ton To the President
or Secretary Of the Board ef Trustees, or To the
Principal. Nm. IHOMPsUN, fresiatnt.
Ii. sraoEG, Secretary.
Jan. 26, Sod
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CLOTHING STORE.

L AN again in the Clothing business, and invite
all the old settlers, ~ well ~ slI Low ones, to
give me u call nj
BURKE'S CORNER,
North west corner of Main and Third streets.
have every style OF goods for men wear, which
will sell cheap for casa.
Spring and Summer Goods
To suit every taste. Also, Gent tIsmens Furnishing
tloods. Trunks, Carpet Sacks and vslises.
eA-Csil and sec-&N HARRY FuLIoN,
MavI4d
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R. a. 4 y. sHEPHERD.
Third g.. Bet. Main johnson ,.-.-.....K E0KUK.
CHIKTH MADE 10 ORDER, from measure, cut
- upon our improved method. AAt guaranteed
aentlemma Linen altcssd or. repaired. IA
We will also make up TO order, in . superior nan :
ner, Ladies' and Hentieaenss underwear ID gen
eral.s all vi afn gpt ai Aa38at49 .t
Ohildren's Clothss, ladies Cloaks, Regslin, !,
Ac., made to order. l-.snq sa af@ s381s WYNN.
Pinkius, Stamping, Rmbroidering. and All kinds
OF needle work executed in = superior manner.
Nov-S-d f a4 u4f tt4 s541gossa .ndaa
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Ec B. particular to mark packages "vlA Pass
r. 80

E.J. sssrpEr, Phiadelphis.
MAsgAw u hooss, 50 Aorth-st.s Baltimore.
LEEcu ACo., NO. . aster House, or No. 5.
Nm. ST., N \. 18E
LEEca y Co., No. II state street, Boston.
III. II HOUSTON n ,Gen Freight 4 ! t., Philadrlrhia.
l. l.. Huupf Gem Ticket Agent, phLadslphia
THOs. A. SCOTT General sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. So ODD
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M a 80 As0 1T HI - u L
FOOT OF SOUTH WATER-ST.,

FOOT UF SOUTH WATER-ST.,
Chicago, ~I- 80 Him Sbs,
(NNLY so FEET FROM THE GREAT CENTRAL
~ DEPu1 ot BgrilDglen, Qa,neys HANNIBAL and
st. 49,. fllinuitcentraf, Lafayette and indianapo-
liz, Michigan Central, Cairo aud b. Louis, ClLc,p-
matt kailroads. / tn ..f3Y sI14 VA .1 = =
This House is under the management OF
K. WINNk, we'll kBowr asloxmer plapfietof OF The
Nci. a1c... 90. r..s.4 Z RI sctrs- Hsn.-s cscrn
natl ohio, and will be sustained in ali respects
FIRST class house. at the low rAts rfpus dellar and
Atty cents per day.
baggage taken 20 and from the DsPet free 81
Charge A@s TfekEe0aou1'
KEOKUE SHIRT AND CeRSET hANUPACT0RY,
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Meok NV ,ft. Des 81 afn a 1alnne. IN
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- -, r,ru :
U 1T n
7"t capas'fs y fA,' Road = sos Eassits any -
Ms Country.
THREE TUROCGU
BETWEEN PITihhUhdH d APHlLADELHHIA,
conasoting dirse. In the unisn Dspc. si pftbursh,
with Trough Trains from an Wsst>sn Cities fcr
PhTladelpniA, New York, Boston, Baltimore AMI
Washiugten city, thus furnishing fs ciEsies Tor
the transportation OF Passengers unsurpassed for
speed and Comfort by auy other route.
phi. rithous change Of Carr or uoassessr,. tissue
smok ing Cars are attached TO each train God.
ruf-s sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains.
Linz Bundsys sxosptea
Thrsa pa,ly Trains connect direct sor New York
Eruress and Fast Line connect fer D.,tlma,e and
Washington
cry nary TRAINS betwsen ph;,.s.,n,,. IA
~ - 90 Ta.. hal. Trasas - -
~, ss' " ''"s'A 1sH AoiA
snn nuvn.'ast rrcRvrs fa,t
~ -. -. r...rs .ns .....- -
NJ. york 1r.s
YoaT TICkETs to Boston are good vi, Ea~.
wich, Fall River or stoningtan lisss. B.gsass
trausfe~rea free
TICKETS NAV be obtained st arv Of the ,,upor.
tant Railroad Offices in the w est Also on bos rd
Of any Of the regular Line Of stsanerr On the
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
E~farc Away as Low n ma 1lm O
as Quick ash nv any other Acntc.
Ask FDH TICKETS By rfITE9URH.
The completion of the Western eonnocticns OF
the Pcnnsy snia KslroAd TO ChioagU, makes this
Tks 4 u M ECE LINE NET ~ d I'm Th =.
East AND THE GREAT WEST
The con necting OF tracks by the kailrosd bridgs
st pittabareh avoiding all drayage or ferriar re OF
s~e;.ht sors,hsr with he ~ vinr az tins .rs a.
.s.e.., saS,, .rn.a.,.,.Ss as,nn-.s :,
- rs,,nr pnlu~ y
&c pra;sht rart~.ct. AZ shinrir. N,..,t,n.
sass.n.s .s1sara - ~ FT-Ifa-;ra ~.
ppy C.ws es - s
oh 'h0 eonp sruu Ant p;...p.
"a -. n,, assp
o- 49, - a.NsaIn ns's
80. 80 r,vr.hx r-anrar pnr,srnrts nrio
nsssas ca ea~Tsonr;lls fna,ara. /, "
| u,a-a ~ fs.n,,.st; ohio athern uihhar,
n'SWa ~, 's - =. 80 NS"
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= ..,..rn tEmALE AEmINAHY-

OFFICE, 47I broadway, New lorh.
WHITNEY LY0N, propristors.
nsr-Avents Wanted. Ijeieddw1
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Sc. Louis, st. Paul, Saltwater and
ct. Anthony
lS0O. DAILY PACkET LINE 1850.
Northern Line Steamers.
SIDE WHEEL

Northerner, ,Cspt. p. A. Afford.
Canada Capt. PARKER,
Metropolitan, Capt. w. l. d. Jenks,
Sucker state, Capt. b. Rhodes.
fenbina Capt. 4. u. fItll.
W. H. Ewing, Capt. Jno. I. Rhodes.
Gray Eagle, Capt. r. ). Harris.
Northern light Capt. Il. Lsdwick.
ltaAca, Capt. W h u IA.
Key City Capt. j Morden.
War Eag Capt j b. Davis.
Hawkeye state, Capt X. &. Gray,
tsHESE magni 6c,nt side-wheel steamers were
1 built xpr,ssly for the trad, and are managed
ty careful and experienced uGieers are ftt.d and
Furnished mith All aAodcrn i'm pros ements, with
every accommodation for Passengers. snd will run
iseu, making connections with the various
.ailroads above, aud with the Minnesota River
Jackets AZ st- Paul. Returnirg, they viii oln.
ncet at liam ibal with the HANNIBAL and St. Jo-
seph Ia Tread.
The Northern Packet Lima offer increased fael Ii
ties, and hope by strict attento 10 tue cotorL ot
passengers and interest If shippers, to receive tbs
lbera al patronage heretofore estended 10 The Line
JANE WARD, President
BROWN TAYLOR, Agents, keokuk.
uaLa4 8hFs##Es
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ePHCIAL NOrlCEs
= z = Y 1TN-'NlE71H'a7
Autumn Sales.
suPERp AssoRTmENr.
wno,.rsN ~ = FIC OK lie N. "a
FOhEl0N AND DOMESTIC uRY GoCyrs
$50 MAIN STREET, RIcuaoNn. rs -

FohEl0N AND DOMESTIC DRY GoOpS
t 10y MAIN STREET, RIcnAoND, Z -
asprscsis.irs s the liberal ratronaze of Cur friends
thss s,n !" m Q, All notesae and rsia! buyers
AUTUMN AND wINTnR sALRs,
which: IN axtcnt. richness, and variety surpassss q
tha. OF ans previous season. Having been -pur.
venture to a.sars ssss &c CLOSEST Sus o.
those nf ," .ns sos pfhcsI & W. somrs.o fsvors9y WITH
LADIES, DRESS GOODS.
sp'snd,d vet-Embroidered Black and Colored
Brocade and Striped SILKS.
Heavy colored Corded Rept, and Tsfeta DO "a
Eieg ant trey Grounds. with bright figures. -
The heaviest and richest BLACK SILKS, for full
Beautiful PLAIN and Bsocade reg and Blaek Pop
vAI.ENfIAs sad vELoNAs,v very new and beau
10 all kinds of LADIES' DRESS Goops-from
the cheapest TO the most extensive fabrics-the
styles and best value for the price will be
II ,EMBRoIDERIEs and ELEGANT LACE
complete, emeraeing some OF the finest goods i'm
six "a wsssn uass1 sss
ssj sssesrj AGssisry. Stoves, Collars, crsvass. and
ofis' MStsEsEEPfNs K .sf9f eooDs-s... Linen and
lotion Sheetlnxs and Pillow Casngs, Damasks,
0S SS
having htted mp one OF our large rooms espe-
ciay for this department, our facilities to supply
In ali sssaes ef vslyst. fspsssry, Bfss:sl., and
a9d pf aVd VelTsss rss asa
Tapestry RUGS and M ATS, our stock is very fnc.
Also, Broeateile; Wors,ed Damask. Muslin and
IN FINE AHp MEDIUM FLAENELs. IRISH
LINENS, WHITE CAMBRICS, CHI Eek MUS
LiNS, y X l. A L ES, BLEACHED LONG
CLOTHS. and ali superior STAPLE GOODS, our
suPEpA az 15ses Ssr Aesy; sw
Full cd Cloths all widths; Extra Heavy Linseys s.
Satinets, Blankets, Oznahurgs, Brown Shirting,
&C.. very large stock, and offered at prices VIII ch
will secure the PATRONAGE of all. Some of these
goods are superior quality, and difficult to find.
CL0AKs. MANTLES AND SHAWLS.
This department We have greatly enlarged, and
established IN our own warehouse.
CLoA AND MANTLE MAEUPACToRY,
under the supervision of MIR. SrRIDER, whose
taste and skill as the head of one OF the largest
establishments In the country, furnishes guaran
tee OF the style of garments we shall offer.
SPLENDID velvet. Cloth and Silk e l. GA 3,
MANTtLLAS, and D. IS fERS, will be found at
mont Our goods are manufactured of the finest
and most modern materials, afler the latest Amer
&c All end faIIs patterns, ANY special style of
garment rot found In our stock, witt be made to
order at few hours notice. 70 responsible buy
era, terms will bs liberal. Wa ask an oppor-
ATo NJ r II A tn any ot our goods
are adapted tothe wants of wholesale buyers, and
cannot oe iOund IN exclusive jobbirg houses. One
oi our RrR, lor mans years engaged In The whole
sale trade " Ill be pleased to serve all Merchants
who favor us with an examination. ANY goods we
sell them, are guaranteed to be low as the same
sas'i se ioim 0s 00"s"' WATkfRs sa's f FlcKLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-09
Palermo, Sept. II, 1850.

B LOUIS NAPOLEON AND THK SEAT OF WAR.
The present seat Of war WAS the scene Of some
remarkable pas sages In the earlier life Of the
Emperor of the French, and the Daily News
has the following allusions to this fact in a
leading article: l& ass
/" Since it was the ch osen residence of Gothic
ard Lombard lords of Italy 1t has experienced
many changes and how IL was opened in 1881
ia a revolutionary band from Bologna and
Modena, the Emperor Napoleon III, for one,
is pretty sure to remembe His own brother
led the Roman volunteers through the neigh.
boring forest, aud fought hand -to-hand with
the centnrions Of Gregory XVI, in the wild
rayines OF Terni. His own mother, when in
their retreat the elder OF these two youag men
spite of every danger. with the passionate
auxiety of a woman,s afiection, to oysrtake
them. He himself was q sworn comrads Of
the very men who were then contending for
Italian liberty, as they are doing again now
some Of whom are ~ this day members OF the
Royal Government at Turin, and others are
commanding the Royal army sent into the
same field 70 achieve the same design. He
bimeelf then shared In all the hazards OF their
oals r,.tte. siR thatr marches and conflicts
through AL those places where they had inst
passed In triumph, until the struggle was over,
and hs lay fsveF-sty oek and hidden from this
Austrian pu Fsuefs In d back room at AnconA.
surely ths Emperor Napoleon III. cannot
wish 10 inleIterA with what 10 going on Ia Um-
brit aud ih4 Marches when hs personally y
helped 70 sci Il going thirty years ago. For
W h.st wauid history say, and how conld even
An Emperor endure the contempt OF the inti-
mate sssosiatss OF his youthf"