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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-11
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-11
The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

property Of ,Ismee NJ. Winston Of Kentucky, are stiu
here, awaiting the arrival Of Winston or his agent, to
whom the fugitive will be Delivered.
The statue Of Thomas JoA ron, the WORK Of Alex.
Ga the distinguished yoong sculptor, native Of this
State arrived here in the steamer Roanoke Satur
day. II is designed for the University Of Virginia,
and Is a beautiful work Of art.
The Treasurer of the Virginia and fenDessee Rail
road has given notice thai ut Ind after thu date he
prepared to cash the nteres, coupons Of the first aud
second mortgages Of the Company due N NesY-fork
Jan. /, 1861 without discount for prepayment.
Tonight Mix Caroline Dichings and her fatbfr enter
upon the fourth week of sn engagement at the Mar
shall Theater. Crowds have attended their Perform-
ances regardless Of the Indictment weather, during
which q" the Enehantrees" and "The Magic Bridal"
were put upon the boards in highly creditable man
ner, having = very successful run.
ChrRtys Ministries have arrived here snd hold forth
tonight at the Mechanics Hall The attraction of the
name will doubtless make their visit profitable one
if they consent to receive Carons money al the ticket
office Seriously their Writ, all things considered. is
rather inapropos.
The weather here has b4eu exceedingly cold, with
keen north wind incessany blowing for several days
The chip Virginia Dare. built in Baltimore for the
pected in this port to-day lef Baltimore Saturday
i'll tow of the steamer George Peabody, but, meeting
with accident about seven miles out. was compelled
10 return to Baltimore for repairs. We did not learn
the Particular of the accident but the damage is be-
Geyed to be slight This lisa splendid vessel her capac-
y being $50 tuns, and il the fast vessel built under
the auspices of the Company chartered by the last Leg
stature.
During the year 1852 the congregation worshipng
Al Trinity the oldest established Methodist church in
the city, determined to change their location. Not
being able to agree ~ to whittier they should remove,
they separated into two nearly equal divbioss, and
each has since built beautiful church edce in differ
ent portions of the cyono Shockoe, the other on
Church Hill. The uptown Shockoe-hill edifce b
splendid pile, cost as 1000, and is capable Of seating
5000 persons. IL viii be dedicated early next month,
and Bishop Payne Of the NJ T.. Conference is expected
TO deliver the dedication Sermon The other building
l. nearly completed cost $4,000 and will be dedicated
about the sane time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
VIEWS OF A BUSINESS MAN.

To "a, Ed;to. of The n. \. Tribunr
SR viii you Perrnit mt to STATE three iehSohs
which convince me that il il the duty Of every business
nan, interested in the peace and prosperity oil The
North, b stand firm in this political juncture:
/. Decause. If 80 yield to the threats oil the slave
Power to-day we shall be driven into long series oil
fuch concessions az s only condition upon which the
South will remain In the Union. Tie Slave f0"er
having cnce frightened into compliance, VIII hoio
tie thres. OF dsnion ever-ready whip Iof NORTH
ern shoulders 10 compel us into subnnSslon' Inc ro
ruh i'll BIZ overcoming conflict pacS, contentious
Cougrtsa viii continue to be the sceno Of sectional
mrip1le The evils Of our present panic Will become
chronic In the end we shall be driven into reyolu-
ton. or become the subservient subjects OF slave
driving oligarrhy
III. Because tie scens Of intestine struggle will
ting he Transferred FROM the South 10 the North. The
South demands stringent laws for the taking ana
re,6i,ico of fugitive slaves But Congress may pass
lsxr aher INV vet the men Of the North cannot be
,osde slyecschers end no Legislation can eradicate
1e innate love of freedom and fair play bred into the
Northern bone. To attempt therefore, to execute
more STRINGENT Fugitive Slave aws will necessarily re-
cult in riot and commoion. Are We ready TO entail
this constant danger of intestine struggle upon our
cbideu7
ILL., Became any compromise now made viii be
made only to be- broken. need only refer to the breach
of the Missouri COMPROMISE, historic proof OF the
proro,ition And that the South s in case " u COM
proni-e soon get the power TO break II, II but too
evident For the retreat OF our LEADERS SINGLE hch
breaks up the Republican party. Lot uot be- forgotten
that hrge proportion Of our Republicans nave been
educated b. the Kansas rnnes and the whole course
of recent events mp cOnScenouS e0nrcfioH that to
aid Or abet the extension Of Slavery ID wrong. These
nen mean 10 stand firmly by this principle, cutting
locae from ANY party that deserts it. Thus the path OF
the South 10 Ter former domination over the ruins Of
a demorsl,ed snd shattered Republican party will he
made smooth and cilsy. We sha then find TOO
late, how little binding art such compromises upon
ramu.nt and t. ranncal SlaVe Power.
~. y,-t No, "a 1860 CITIZEN.
LITTER TO THE HON. A. II. STEPHENS
Tie Hon. Edwin H. Ewing Of Tennessee has nd
dresed tie following letter TO the Hon. Alexandra H.
S,eI hens Of Georgia
Hon AIAxAsDKa II. Sr,rHKss-Dtar Sfo: hhve
red with great pleasure your admirable speech to the
GeciRiA Legislature ON the l1h ins aud the reading
of Las red within me the recollection of the old
Tn days wi en- you and Toombs and l we're member
Of the time-hOpored Wing party, Of which Ola, and
Weoi er were then the gcli lights and ornaments i
perceive plsiDly bs tho sPini OF thai party not ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

usltiss Of war" 10 which we shooId sabmt, 10 ue@
to estabish the doctrine Of Pesrestae Sece4iea."
hat, Mr.. President, IL by possibility your dcstdu
ahoud triumph, il you should humble che Federal Co..
srnnent conquer your Southern brcthrcn, shiyv ~
Cfion INTO thonsand pieces, and tear the flag II ~
country into tatters, what would you have RA1se6f
You want Southern Confederacy, and You have bsse
battered with It's gloss and its spendors What KIM
m Confederacy could you establish upon the blood anl
-, Of thousands Of your Southern brethren. Die
- discussion, strife, would be written in ever
Nom cts existence, until 1t would fnslly Dissolve ana
r., peace in number Of petty republics, or In The
80 IL of military despot. Yon viii have gaired
temnorary riumpb, and few Of your ambitious lead
LII BE- awarded with honor and Distinction: boe
r. ha,,o " ,b;o yot will have gained nothing.
Mr. Prrsd~at, inplore gentlemen to pause IN then
career Of rashns. BE moi oisled q the eioJnent sp
H. s,a, ord L,rest aud most prosperous people @
earth. Our Govstnmen 'T'ad9 without parable. ~ =
The history Of civilization. oqr Federal onos sS
peFity. and appinese from be Atlantic 70 the lScnA
NOD shedding light thoagho., inc World
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

Tue SOUTHERN MOVEMENT ~ ALABAMA
Fro~ 2he M-nrhp trenn., Inqu,,u Noe ~
Thor Of our rvader- Who entertain ANY doubt Of ,he
dep,h sod ..iera pres seDce of ths seatue0t ~ 'bs
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10

lFrom Florence Nightngale's Notes on Nursng.]
NIGHT AIR.-rhc dread of night air is an
extraordinary fallacy, what air can we breath
at night but night air. The choice is between
pure night air from without and foul night air
from within. Most people prefer the latter.
An unaccountable choice. What will they
say if it is proved to be true that wholly one
half of all the diseases we suffer from is 0cca.
stoned by people sleeping with their windows
shut! An open window most nights in the
year can never hurt any one. This is not to
say that light is not necessary for recovery.
In great cities night air is often the best and
purcst air to be had in the twenty-four hours.
| could better understand in towns shutting
the windows during the day than during the
night, for the sake of the sick. The absence
of smoke, the quiet, all tend to make the nigEt
air the best time for airing the patients One
OF our highest medical authorities on consumn
ton and climate has told me that the air in Lon
don is never so good as after ten O'Clock at
night. Always air your room, then, from the
outside air ifposslble, Windows are made TO
open, doors are made to shut a truth which
seems extremely difficult of apprehension.
have seen careful nurse airing her patients
room through the door, near to which were
two gas lights, leach of which consumes as
much as eleven men, a kitchen, a corridor,
the composition of which consisted of gas,
paint, foul air, never changed, full of effluvia,
including a current of sewer air from an ill
placed sink, ascending in continual stream
by wel-starcase, and discharging themselves
constantly into the patients room. The win
dow of said room, if opened, was all that was
desirable to air it. Every room must be aired
from without every passage from without.
But the fewer passages there are in a hospital
the better.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10

Sold by BUSH & Co, Worcester.
NJ. $. BURR CO., Boston, General Agents or
England deod&WcoWly
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10
MisttlIaneous.
miscellaneous.
ROSION DAILY ADVERTISER.
SEMI-WEEKLY ADVERTISER,
AND
w ee kly NJ g enper.
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The BOsToN SEMI WEEKLY Anvrp-,sr,. -, 49,, ,
Mednesuay ana saturday monlnesl and the B'sI'N
MEhkLf MEsSENGER lpuhished every "Wednesday NM,
sl Eoln dll the editorial matter aud general and M,
ltca intelligence given in tile Bostou Dail @ p
an ITS foreign news, literary legal official G,r,n.'
ton, tue more Important parts of its commercial iunI-
ela marine, and local reports, together with the ate.t
telegraphic dispatches and other received in Bost
up to the morning of publication.
During the present important canvass ESPECIAL paps
will be taken to present in the columns thesc phnes
the latest and most important political inte. ,Ice So as
To furnish complete record of the progrcss t, cn-
paign; thorough and trustworthy reports all ubc
meetings of importance will be given together v hi, ali
letters and speeches Of interest editorial columns
will be devoted to consistent and earnest ati, ocacy
OF me republican causc,of that republicanim hcl il
These papers are printed a sheet of the same size
with the Daily Advertiser and of the best quality; they
appear TINS day i'll entirely type; they viii be prn-
ed after the 18th inst. Messrs r. Hoe AZ Comma
nys celebrated presses; and other essential improve
mcnts both mechanical and editorial, in rapid pre-
grcss, establishing their position among most drsra-
pie republican campaign papers of the country These
~ giving ttl account OF the Chicago convention from
independent sources, and continuing thirty weeks
presidential election and subsequent political cve To-
gether with the Presidents message at the npctrp II
easy terms;
The sEMl-WEEkLr ADVERTISER will be sent
One copy thirty weeks for 50
Five copies thirty weeks for
Ten copies thirty weeks for
HE WEEKLY MESSENGER will be sent
One copy thirty weeks for Is cents
Eve copies thirty weeks for 81
Ten copies thirty weeks for SIS
PAYMENT in all cases strictly in advance; lib raj dis
The DAILY ADVERTISER will be sent as above fer tho
talpag thlrty wks at double the rates charged
inc Sem-"eekly Advertiser.
~ Specimen copies sent to any address
Orders for the campaign edition OF either of these pa
pers or regular subscriptions may be addressed simply
Boston Daily ADVERTISER Boston, Mass
l)ally Advertiser Office, Boston, May g. 1860.
my5 deo3t
~ IT II II l. L. II I,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10

/ UMBER YARD FOR SALE OR TO
- BE LET-fhe Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
tra and Union streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
pin and having branch track along side of the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua and over
that, with all the other Railroads in the ctv Terms b.
cra The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. WHEELER
ia diff
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10
''Now, are you ready to try it 2"
81 am ready" said the brave girl.

Gently and gradually l loosed her hold of
my neck and arms; pu: the hand rope into
her grasp, with directions to let it slip through
her hand, merely resting on it as she walked
and with her lett hand clasped in my left
which was stretched ont behind for her hold,
inch by inch and foot by foot, without Il single
sigh or futter she reached the platform,
where her friends stood like statues, waiting
us in breathess awe.
had only time to lift her from the bridge
when she gave way in sad earnest, and for Il
long time she lay, pale and rigid as drowned
corpse, on the black rocks
Whenever symptoms of recovery began to
appear, her friends were profuse in their ac-
acknowledgements one old gentleman-the pa.
tertamilias, | supposed-eyeing my rough
shooting coat and worn leggings, began some
thing about "any remuneration | could fairly
ask, tumbling at the same time in his pocket.
fear / consigned him rather abruptly to the
tender care OF Il certain unment0nable per.
sonagc, and in great dudgecn with what
conceived much too large party of hcartess
cravens, called old Tasso from admirng and
nosing about the young girl had assisted and
smmping up the ladder with him in MY arms
(he could never climb up, though he olwov,
got down splendidly, poor fellow y l reached
the top. very sweet, faint voice followed
me-
"Oh, sir Iwish to thank you"
This sounded smoothingly and real but stay
my hot bashful young blood could not
dInly remember taking off my hat and reply
ing with many bushes
mot at all-don't mention it, beg" and
moved away.
suppose you think the abovennmed younl
lady is now Mrs -. 1t should have beef
so, perhaps, but it never was, or is likely I,
no unlpSq shp ttrt,s mn nr rn1vorIs ,,,,, n4,.
this long delay. never heard her name o
anything of her beyond this adventure on tn,
swing bridge; and as ! am far out OF III,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10
VOL. Is. NO. III.

worlds notice, it is improbable we will know
more Of each other now.
But let 10 one disbeleve on this account the
simple truth of our strange meeting on Carrick-
a-rede, to which have added nothing.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10

J. DAVIS & co,

Successors TO W. S. c. LANE, Dealers and Nanurac-
turcrs of
GRANULAR FUEL.
the best article in lighting coal fires as vu can
kinde in half the time, with half the trouble split
wood or charcoal 1t is also excellent article SUM
mer use Our friends and the public invited To live
II trial and satisfy themselves. We have store
house, at the foot of Foster street, large supply and
your orders left at the Granular Fnel Office tscr
street City Coal Office in the Central Exchanlc or at
the store Of Chas f. Brooks No. Front street. will
promptly attendedto
Rights in Worcester County, with the requisite Machn
cry, for sale by JOEL DAVIS
apl0 dtf r. n FSTAKpOOE
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10

is..4 FOR SALE. - Two VALUABLE
H#i,i HoMESTEADS.-Each comprising new House,
AB Barn. and or l3 acres of the best Land. Only q
mile from the Post Office in this city Will be sold cheap
For further particulars inquire OF T. NJ. LAMB Harrng
ton Corner, Worcester. dlGwtf mebg
fi5s:t - FOR SALE Iowa beautifully
i,t located genteel new House For particulars, in
A-..equirc Gf L. W. VAIL, No Flagg's Buildings.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10
- =. A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-.

e. III ,.,..,I.,. .- " A'l-N'i ieAil@iI Ii|SI-
EsjI DENCE FOR SALE on UNION HILI.-The sub
s<csber offers for sale that very desirable estate
situate on Vernon street in the city of Worcester re-
Gently occupied by himself If the whole Is acres of
la not wanted it will he divided The house is thor
ousllN furnished with all the modern cunvenicnccs
llig grounds tastefuv laid out and well stocked
win every variety of fruit trees shrubbery &c For
particulars inquire of JoHN +. PoND, Esq. ALLEN HAIR
RIs. ESQ, OF the subscriber WIN ii HARRIS
mch3O d&wtf lis Broad street New, Ynrl
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1860.
Zeal estate.

SMALL FARM FOR SALE-S Situated
~ about ten miles from the city, containing about 40
acres " good land all under good state of cultivation,
with Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage House. Sheds and
other ou-buil,ngs, two wells of nevcr-fang water.
SAID tm will be sold ut great bargain. easy terms
if applied for immediately j. : PINKHAM
~ 253 and 25j Main corner Mechanic street,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10
EI WIND WS, DOORS
EAM sAHIsEs AND BLINDS.

We would respectfully call the attention of Caracntcrs
and the public generally to our large stock
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS AND SASHES,
which offer for sale at very low prices. We have
Windows glazed with German, English and American
Glass.
For instance, will sell Windows, 9xl2 ard 9NlS
of II li-hts each, for 81 to SLIP, and Lip Windows
SKI and sXl3 Tor sl?0 SlZ5; cheaper Lip Windows
glazed desired lOXli and lOXl5 Lip Windows 4 hck
for 81 "A to $780, and Doors IT. ink IT, in thick
for Sc and upwards Nice Beve Doors, II thick,
of Western lumber, for S373 Blinds 9Xl2 gxl3
windows, ood, first quality Blinds, well painted with
three coats Of paint with trimmings complete, sl,63
One-halt rolling shades from Is TO zoe
We give you the above prices they are sizes most
used; other sizes we will sell In proportion Work
made to order on reasonable terms
Please call and eXamncS6eore purchasing elsewhere.
at the junction of Main and Suutlbridge streets.
few rods South of City Hail. Worcester, Mass
apl4 DIFF d. Il &. =. STEVENS
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10
SSIGNEES' TITLE TO FACTORY

N COlNNf>EO Ii LIE ~ L AC1OK1
"A PROPERTY FOR sALE.--The Assipnecs of II. d.
stone OF Worcester offer for sale all their in
te Real and Personal Estate, situated in North Oxford
Formerly known the Barton Mills" Ii consists of
their interest in one Wooden Mill with six sets of machn
erN ald one Cotton Mill with about hundred looms
and necessary machinery Also about 25 acres of Land
and esht or ten Houses &c Proposals for the puchase
o the title to the above property solicited by the AS
siEuees. T.. Il. SrODDARDJ
}. IL. CLARKE, AsSlsneeS'
Worcester, Aprl I6 1860 DIFF onlo
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10
TERMS sOFAnVEvT,s,,a,..

NpN EASEMENTS published in the Dali, for slas
l't Tor three Insertions: and 20 cents for each sh
seqnent Insertion. Ter lines q, iAs,- ,'D-
Square. Advertisements ordered inside or n "a
pr'.n'ehl place as also those largely displa 81 viii,
made on liberal terms ' "1 "
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TO make quarterly payments w 'egulres
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association and communication designed f.sgs sit.
ton TO any matter of limited individual interest css
he inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
a The Publishers will not hold themselves vvspos
s0le for that may beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-10
Il B. LAMSON & co. would caIl the
SECONDHAND FURNITURE

Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing to sell
heir Furniture for Cash, and have it removed without
urthcrtrOuble, will find it their advantage call
PUTNAM & CLARK,
diff No lJ3 Main street,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-28
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1860.
To the Subscribers OF the Nashville
News.

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Ae1rs
who have paid for the same in advance VIII
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex-
piration of the time for which they have paid
All who have not paid in advance VIII be
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT from
this date. We will continue to send the
P.TRIor 10 all the subscribers of the Mars
who were not already subscribers OF The
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to discon-
tinue. City subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued will notify US at once The
confusion Incident to such tIanste- may DIS
turb the regular delivery of papers for a few
days, and such as may be omitted will confer
a favor by leaving word at our office.
As. CAMP & co.
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Mr.. Hatton's Speech.

We yield most of our available space to-
day to the speech of Hon. ROBERT HATrON. on
the Administration corruptions in the Navy
Department. Col III. is chairman of the
House Committee on Naval expenditures
and is thoroughly informed upon the subject
1t is scathing exposure of those corrup-
lions, and we invite the cOnsiderate attention
of all our readers to it.