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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

EPISCOPAL BisHoPs. OF The sxty-nine
Bishops of the Episcopal Church in the Uni
ted States since the Revolution, fifteen have
been natives Of New York, and ten of MasSa-
chusetts. Pennsylvania, North Carolina and
South Carolina have furnished five each; Viz
ginia eight Connecticut four; New Jersey and
New HAMPSHIRE two each. Bishop Hopkins
is a native Of Ireland, Bishop Kemp OF Scot
land. and Bishops Il Smith, Easthurp, Uphold
and w Wainwright, were born i'll England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

IA lew DAYS past. pair of (iOT- n e,,ps-
- IACLES. OF lsht structure. The ma. "
be rewarded by leaving them at this ofsanaef Vii
turning them to me In Manchester ''e' of re,
ia H-N' SAM'L A. PATTFsov
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

THE HARTUNG MURDER CAsE.-Rhreman,
the parainour of Mary Eartung, at Albany,
N. Y, has been acquitted as principal in the
murder of her husband bur Will be tried as an
accessory before and afe r the fact.
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LOST AND STRAYrn

~ STRAfED--Fro,ny nv of :. ,'''>''..,~--
sr1SysS nesday. the 25th, sETTEp' noon Wee.
- grown. marked yellow and pVt, ssf
one returning same to me, on 18Th st,ea, 's. aaJ
cave liberal reward. ''re', vii r.
in O-3s VIM prr.c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

NoTiCE:.Tse OFFICE. pf the AMERICAN
!! TELEGMAPH COMPANY has boon removed
eom ls 70 40 Main street, two doors hsIoV thS
Exchxnye Bank, and directly opposite 10 MeosTs.
10 TN - 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

I USI.Ln 2 !ldny last, IN lie clty Of p;.l------
n ~ TwE~sCTY POLAR NOTE and ",' sn ~
DoLLAE NoIss, wrapped around 4 h,lfS,n.,sN
leaving It with w. T.. NJ. wosp seFxe n1ssrfst y
Of the House Of Delegates. or at the Cis,t, AIM,
OF sad House. N'e!s ofos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

SINGULAR SUICIDE OF a BOY.-A boy, named
VIM. Carter, aged fifteen years, committed sui
eide last Wednesday night in the loft of his
employer Store in New York. by hanging
himself with towel. de was regular in his
habits, esteemed by his acquaintance aud the
cause of the act is Il mystery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

IL FOR RENT-.The small RRTcy uo,.,r
EI adjoining Metropolitan Hall on tnuuIss
-. Also two three fine ROOMS IN ,ha u
borhood. Apply to :" '"' mega
ia JQ-sts DENNIS 4 mo =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

CHILDREN K1LLED-The dwellin&of MI
chael Garritty, near I4ocke's Mills, NfrHii II
county, Pa, was recently burned and two o.
Mr.. G.'s children persisted in the flames. A
little daughter of Samuel AutZ, of Lewistown,
accidentally swallowed a new penny Sat
urday morning last, from the effects of which
she took sick shortly after, and died on Sun
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

WHEELERIGHT. NUDGE CO..
w COMMIT SION PAPER W4RFTGrSP
ware snd Manila PAPERS Bookl,tss,,,,,
LEATHER ard CLOTH Foreign End nnmss.,
RAGS; Bleaching row DERS; ALUM kc n
IL Hanover street, corner of German street "
in 23-d6m BAIT MORE Mn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

ra. Dry Goods at auctiomprices.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES CO.
Offer the following GOODS below cost, IN order to
close them out IN y few days.
Spring PRINTS Sc
Spring MOtSELINE Sc.
Chailir DE LANES l6c.
Printed LAWNS Sc.
French JACONETS l6c.
French BRiLLIANTS 1910.
French PRIN rs loo.
Figured BEREGES l2}sc.
Domestic tIfNGHANS SC.
Scotch GiNGHAMS Sc.
Ladies' SILK GLOVES l21.c.
Alexander s Liz GLOW F.S 371ac.
Misses and Bows HOSIERY Sc.
BEREGE ROBES at SIS. cost SIS.
French Organds ROBES at S., cost IS.
Spring SILKS ar p per cent: below cost,
ia 3I-5ts 299 BROAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

A PARTICULAR OLD LADY.-A lady died in
Newburyport recently, says the Herald, who
was somewhat partic u!ar in her habits. and had
one room of the house ia which no person bu 1t
herself had entered tor forty years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

HEAVY FORGERY.--On the 9Th inst, & forged
check for s 900 was presented to the paying
teller of the Crescent City Bank, at New Or
leans, and was paid. The discovery that the
check was not gen uine was made on the 2lst.
The loss falls upon the teller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

~ LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886. CAPITAL $6,290 SO.
Last year FIRE and life cash premiums waIe 70
csiysd by tnis pany to the amour; o SOL ass o.
During the period, 1856 352 1s Of FIRE ana life
claims were patio. interest from investments,
SIS A5.N These fisures apeak volumes. nd show
the oawaTd course of the institution. lite reha~
hility is unauestiohed either side OF the Allan
tie. Mir. Getty, the principal American agent
needs 40 fresh Communications !-7gtk.t?s iAsnr-
Gnfs Journal
For Insurance IN the above company, apply to
COOKE i CLOSE. Agents,
Office on J4th At IN Exchange Hotel
Building, kIchmond. Va.
IA Losses prompts adjusted and paid without
reference to London. Aa)-St
MIGHT StNOOL.-The subscriber prcposes
To open NIGHT Sc HOOl. for the aceommo-
dalton Of youns senslomen who nav wlsh TO ita.
prove themselves ia READING, WRITING aId
ARITHMETIC.
He viii occupy the School room Of Valley School.
18th and Marshall streets, where those who intend
10 hecail,e members will please meet him. ON
WEDNESDAY night, Rshvuary lat. between and
3 O'Clock, for consulting and Arr1ns,ag.
jas0-3ts JOSIAH DAVIS. 4
GTOcKS AND nONDN FOR SALE
- Virginia STATE SKIES.
Rioamnnd and feteIsburx per cent BONDS
Orange aad AlexandriA per cent. BONDS.
ia 3O-ts r. H. MAJ'RY ~ 20
NOTlCE.-Tre OFFICE of the AMERfCAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

BAnxHY WrtLrAMs.--A paragraph 10 going
the rounds TO the effect that Barney Williams
M aeen s1peifed rom AtlantA Ga, for q.
pressing abolition sentiments. The individual
in question Is not Barney the comedian but
~ such An impression seems 70 prevail, our old
friend Barney Publishes a card In the New
York papers In which he says he ~has seen
enough OF the effects Of internal dissension In
hats native country not to do otherwise than
deplore any interference with the reserved
rights Of the States which might lead to q dis
solution Of the American Union.'
TWHNTY-SncoND or FxBRUARY.--Ths Wash.
ington Society Of the University Of Virginia
will celebrate their anniversary on I'D Feb
'ruary. Mr.. 3. Taylor Martin, Of Richmond
city, will deliver the Grafton on the occasion,
and Mr.. A. Jay Arnold, OF Alexandria, Va,
will read Washington's Farewell Address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

& meeting OF your Company will he held AZ VA
Htary Hall, on MONDAY nisht next. A. ~ ",
III At this meeting the non commisslonss - - 80
.. Ter the present year will he elected '''ef'
Delnqnents will come prepared 10 ansua
their hnes and dues, and other business Of ,n icy
lance TO the corps will be transacted. and \, y. S4
important that every member Should he rre.srt,N
Those members who have cot done So. xIi III
oace on SerS't SMITH and leave their ues.nsa
for the Regulation Overcoat 'AsCisi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

81, HOUSE WANTED..w,th 10y
fy:: location between 9Th ard 18th sts .u"Hs
Eli intending to discontinue hnu~esa.,l one
hear OF n good tenant who viii rent for orr can
for a term Of years. Possession wanted a, VI Ease
between this and the lst OF March. Adde'S T p.
$40, Richmond Y. o. noi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

APPoISTMENT.-The Bishop of the T;r-
einia Methodist Conference has appointed
Rev. Thos. IL. Jones to the Scottsvlle Circu it.
Mr. Jones fills The vacancy occasioned by The
removal of he Rev. Mr.. Boggs 20 the Seanen's
Bethel in Richmond city.
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Oars
~ ] coo bushels Prime SEED OATS.
a00 - BRAN.
ECO =" SHORTS,
5 600 - BROWN STUFF.
nm .. SHIP S'rtrEE

so bales Va. Timothy and Clover HAY.
Loo bushels prime white CORN
500 superior IRISH POTATOES, for
planting.
lst Of country cured BACON, of very superior
quality.
Family, Extra, Super and Fine FLOUR, which
we offer at wholesale and raian
AUSTIN T. GENTRY,
in 30-3t Franklin St, Market Place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

W lid VATS:3 Or, th9
WILD OATS;\
(STPOLLING GENTLEMAN,
A glorious }STROLLING GENTLEMAN.
COMEDY. iSTROLLING GENTLEMAN,
MR.. JAS. +. MTRDOCH)
MIR. JAS. +, MURDOCH} In his great character
NJ K. JAS. Il. MURDOCH\ of
YER,
The Strolng Gentleman. IROV FIR,
(ROV Err,
THE SCREAMING FARCE}
THE SCR GAMING FARCE3 OF
THE SCR GAMING FARCEN
The (YUUR LIES IN DANGER.
entire strength }YOTR LIFE'S IN DANGER.
of our (YUUR LIES IN DANGER.
STAR COMPANY
STAR COMPANY In beth pieces.
STAR COMPANY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

(NANTED-By a young Lady. = situation as
w COVERINGS In a private family. She is
thoroughly competent to teach French. English,
Music and Singing. large salary is not so much
Post Office. ja3-ts
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By order of Capt. ELIfor1.
ia 2S-2t JOHN L. ROGERS ,s,

A DVERTiSING AGENCY.-Iw Womb ,.r.1-.
n attention Of Merchants Manufacturer "! als
business men generally. to the facilities po,s. ahl
through INV AGENCY Of ADVERTlSISS'nsa
best and mos, economical manner Ia The ,r "a,
widely circulated Payers If Ea.tern Western ~
Southwestern Virginia, North Carolina and ~ Wv
nessee, To wit: 'u
Norfolk Examiner, f.vuchturV Vtrgt,i,
williamsburg Gazette. Salem ReSi.ter
Tarpahannock South Mari I'm Visitor
,erner, >, Mtthevie Times,
Fredericksburg Herald, Bedford SeuiiraI
Charlottesville Jefiefss- A alexandria Sentinel
man, Alexandris Gszet,s
Stauntou Spectator, Whig. Kn0xvtile T,
Blue RIDGE Republican. Register, R,,s,gh NEE
Rocking ham Register. Mercury Tarhnro; ~ ~
Oanvihe Register, journal, Wllulng,,, w.
Farmvie Journal, w.
| VIII also forward to other plYersybau ss.i,,,
ia Files of Papers. with the prices. &C. can 4.
seen at my office, No. Wall street,
IN % LIZ IHlS -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

K 80 siloGKOE HILL 6 ENEkAL
sS>-1. AGENCY.
c. ". II. TYLER,
Othcs On Marshall Bs.,,esa St1;a aad Ssrsnth
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE CUT
NEOROES, SELL REAf ESTATE. SELL NE
GRoES. and act as 2 GENERAL AGENT. lie
returns his thanks or the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him for two years past. au Sl-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

SNTANTED-A STEWARE-FOr the boarding
w departm of Caldwell Masonic Female In
stitute He must be q man o; family and pro,
lessor OF religion. All necessary Information viii
lie given upon application to the undersigned, at
Blacksburs, Va. GEO. Il. PACE. Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

MANTtti-To hlfe for the balance of the year,
w COLORED HANDS, to Work on Repairs Of
Road, between Richmond and Ashland. Apply to
WIN. N. BRAGG, Sup't.
Office r.. F. and P. r. r. Co. /
Richmond. 18th Jany lSd0.{ al4--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

f'DR E-SERVANTS, amongst whom il n
I good BROGUf MAKER. an excelient DINING
genteel CHAMBERMAiD and NURSE, who can
do good sewing. Appl, to
COOKE K CLOSE,
Insurance and Collecting Agents
Oii'ce on Nth street, Exchange Hotel Building
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u
accessory before and after the TACT.
A PARTICULAR OLD LADY.-A lady died in
New buryport recently, says the Herald, who
was somewh hat partc lar in her habits and had
one room of the house ia Which no person bu t
herself had entered for forty years.
The House of Representatives, al Washing
ton is to be opened on "Wednesday next by re-
ligious services, TO be performed by the emf
nent DR.. NJ Raphael, OF the Hebrew persua-
sion. Such an incident, We believe has never
before occurred in our history.
The Baltimore American, in an article on
" incendiary newspapers" Is very severe upon
the New York Herald, which it places as
prominent in that class, and as doing much
mischief by publishing the most offensive ar
ticles.
An unsuspecting countryman named Bland
ford was swindleu out of S2S5 in Charleston,
last Tuesday, by two sharpers, who left with
him counterfeit $500 note as collateral secur-
ity."
Alta full caucus of the old Wing and Ameri-
can members OF the Missouri Legislature, held
Just before the adjournment on the l1th inst,
a resolution nominating Judge Bates for the
Presidency was unanimously adopted.
Conservative Union meetings have been re-
Gently held in several of the counties of Ten
bessee. The conservative men OF Tennessee
dent.
J. Walter Phillips, Esq, who earned di.tin :
gushed honor as an ordnance officer IN the
Greek war, died at his residence in SomeryilIe,
Tenn, in December last.
Laura Keene the &C ress, has been Ill in New
York IL consequence OF The absorption of q
poisonous preparation used 10 whiten her
skin.
An explosion took place in the steam saw
mill of +. Fries, in Salem, n. G., On Monday
last, tearing the building 10 fragments and
badly injuring the negro fireman.
The residence of Rev. MIR. Mclaughlin, near
Charlotte, n. c., was onsulie1 by fire last
Friday morning.
Senior Gesarra, the Peruvian Minister 20 tbs
Uni!ed States, is lying dangerously i'll at
Washington.
Abraham r. Brandon, Il well-known mer-
chant, died in New York on the 2ah.
Edward Patterson, who was shot by George
Kroan, in Mobile, died on the a3d inst.
George Sennot OF Boston, is to defend
Stephens, the Harper's Ferry conspirator.
Hon. David Hudson died at Geneva, ". Y,
on the 10th inst, aged ~ years.
Thomas O. SeIby. q native Of Virginia, died
In Sacramento, CAL, on the ais. December
+. u. Burton, Esq, wealthy citizen OF
Montgomery, Ala, died on the ed inst.
A revival is progressing in the Methodist
Church at Stanton, Va.
James Young, An old detective, died sudden
~ In Philadelphia on Friday.
Hon. Elisha Haley died in Groton, Conn.,,
last week.
- The next State Pair Of Ohio is to Be held at
sas& Sa8af ssts
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49, POSTAGE STAMPS. POSTAGE
Es>-Ea STAMpS.-Persons in want OF POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this office in
any quantlt,. ia l9-ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10
a.-a KElKUK IOWA: TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1860
M wi. HICKS. M. n. Sure o.
IYA. DentIst. Once 6n Second. d.st 7. -
between Main and Johnson streets, Il Rec E
ltnk, Iowa. s 6A@ .EfsEsgs esssa WlNi441

q pr.l Hicks, in ssAsviaG his fsArd 10 TIN puhis,
would call Attentioni V D ~ style ef II fPhts
Work. whinh - pssNlarly adapted to Nat, irrsga-
lar. md cthefwiss dihicuIt Jaws. This improve
mcnt has been tcsted three years and hAf sustained
IL early pfonaise 81 Alling rsal want IN piAEs
work. The vtrk n new worm sy many Of our NEST
prominent eitisens, who giys it hea4ty approval.
ested. 5ts
Dr. n. IL also mounting aContinuous aum''
work, "BlOek" work, and ordinary ss0SM Plaes''
work, Ter whinh he has q spesioF stock ol nvtA-
rial. He ID prepared TO Gil teeth With 1Goid Foil
adhesive Gold" and "ChrystAl Gold, in the most
thorough and durable manner.
! In view Of the stringsncy in money matters
some Aliusion TO PRICES may nst b inpropar--
While, the hand DR.. III. believes it to be the
better policy, ~ we'll as the honesser course, not
TO work 1t All than to work at prices that will me-
csssitate inferior work on tho other hand he u
willing to conform in his charges to the lower
standard OF remuneration that other occupations
have suffered. .@s
With fifteen years experience, . thorough dsvo-
Lion to hix profession, and m earnest desire 10
please, IL determined to merit and hopes to re.
81 =, acontinsatien Of shs aiserst rss- mere
tofore snieyeds --e- Ts-gtzfr
Julyl1.dAw
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k0oknk Book-61AdoYY,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACT6RY.
QLANK Dpoks made md relied to aaS ren uired
1pattern. Court kseordsy j sstioss' nsek ets, A.
seaseHs Rocks ,Pell ROeks, -, /, Furnished at
short notice. 78&s*sy 'e.. %' s's -'- sTs s
OlAneoks. Aagaxinea, Music, &c., hound or -
hou1S In any sAyle desired. st ls :.
u ny bindsry viii Be fonnd in AcCune'
B0aidiu9s asrner OF Main and HSaond-sts. asaa
sep Lid ISAAC N. PEARCH.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, sot sxessdiag ak liass, insids
1l5, otherwise sic.
Fsnsrai Notices - %. Obituaries, aceordins
TO space occupied.
DnplAyed advertisements half more than ths
above rates. -
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
head OF special Notices. desbie fAe ordsnsYy
rates.
Special sotises In the Losal Column 10 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the Inside axelu-
nssly In the Daily. altar ths frat two weeks,
30 per cent. more than the above raass.
All traassenf adserttssmen9s nast be psfa for
tn adss~ee. This rule will not Be ysried from
Whcn the advertiser uses the Weekly Aaons,
tbs price will be the same ~ In the Daily-
Where the Daily and Wsskiy are both used,
70 per cent. will BE- dedncsed from she aggrs-
gate amount.
Under the present systsm, the advertiser
pays 90 much for the spAcs he occupies, the
changss being cAargsable for the com positiop
only. This plan 10 nov generally Adopted.-
Oar charge for changes viii b Is cents per
square.
- In ali Gases who're Advsrtisemeats are
discontinued before the expiration Of the year
or the time contracted FOR, they will be charged
up at our rsGsIar rates for the tine actual
ny an
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Dircct ImrorsASion
or
q HARDWARE AND CUTLE ERY,
s.. w. q Fl. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
L have In store, anA'sfe rscsssinE their supplies
for spring trade, direct from he makers which
they nfsrte ossh and prempt time-bsyarf on fas
vorabie terms. Thcstock being unusuAlly large
they confidently solicit IN cxamination of the
same. -Hs8 E.W.4 HI. TUCKER,
May l0-dGw Sign Of Rcd Paddock.
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LAVE jast received u their Fashionable Tailor
i 4 ing anu Fnrnishing Establishment, > choice
and extensive supply of HroadclOths. Ce o.
sEa0crcss vesttnKs, and G0nt's Fur.
nlsmlnw GUOdss Sa ats descrtplt ous. /.
and guarantee that their work shall be done n the
most approved and satisfactory manner. They are
cons,A ,Antly rrseiving the Nav York and Philade-
phia fashions and spectfully solicit all who desire
good work sud the best mRtora al to give III EN- call.
NnY 81 ,b9-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY
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w.s.Ap.+n. ssEsfea o.r. A1anns.
,q7W. u. AUSTIN &iCo.,
Groesr. II. Ana Pr.4.cs D.aisr..
aH NO. HsAArr-sTs
.........IoWA
sUGT3szUGRED HAMS.
E'hRs HTtba AcURED HA IA AlSays On band
~. .aa -. :. ,s.sasy q y v = IA AUSTIN D CO.
8 11 l1a EaEAa OY1TE11
u EokIyED daily, and ], for 4Hss AZ. sx
dscls 1zeg ca wedT l1s -nain-st.
ys-vlaa ~ sUOAHss --1r9H1
A L grades q sr..s:;s, g. &;
eBt sv5s Powdered,
Tor ~. ro~by w.H.xUsrTfss' IN Vst.''' oo..
dcc33dkw D yls Isis io 11S Main-st.
pRIME RIO,
- isi fsp LAguAyrs,
-a s.nl and Java gas,
,nsaw. n. Avsrffsa - e : ese :
deelsdA- No. lis Main-s..
MOLAssEs.
lBEIoHrAs, ! . n.,..,,
in sbis. bsh. and tsg. for ..ls by By
W H. AUSTIN co,
TE1EI TEAE!T
APERIAI., Young Hysen, q
| J. Powchong and English Breakfast Teas,
| = LARaK assortment for sale Low by
WI. H. AUSTIN CO.,
decl5 -..-...-..--.-. - lls . Maln-st.
FLOUR FLOUR
CITY MILLS "FoUk AcE,''
/ Gate City Mills,
and other brands Of Flour for sale, Wholesale and
| Retail Enquire at the "City Milis," orat
W. H. AUsTIa co.'s,
Dsols-dA~ lis Main-s..
/ - LONDON PORTER,
| snd ALS0PP's PALE ALE,
= ydssisa1. eel a. - " ''f '-s v. Y Il. AUSTIN co.
t NAIT.--New YORK hne, in bbis., q, A. in SKIS.
- for aa.a by w. IL. AUSTIN co.
GIG a.
WE are paying CASH for KAGs, Ola Bras and
w and Copper. BUTTER, EaGs, ana al other
~ ". H. AUSTIN 3 Co,
| dec13dkw s No. H6 Maiu-street.
| < 900 asu sheAs 81 " hest WANlaa, for
q which We will PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES. de-
hvered soon. VII. AUSTIN co.
deci2dAw Ytsa;rn ea
wANTEDi
600 bush Hungarian Grass Seed, and
900 bash. Tmethy Seed. for which the highest
market price In CASH will be paid by
W. II. AUSTIN CO.,
decI3 lis Main-st.
4 I1DkAs GERMAN SOAP. q. n Hill Go. : for
~ sale BY W. AUS1!N Z CO..
l $3.50 II f "A 5sa6yss Aso AAStn-ess
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h CABU6' HAIR CUTTING
] SHAVING ROOM,
ssatss usrsef, = Drsrs shove sAs nAines Hous
LlAlh-CUTTING done soeordipg to Physiog
IL sromy and the principles Of the Cof0sSr.
Hair and Whisksrs dyed to perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
Of Hair -Caxsins, and challenges the profession.
fsh11-d4vly n
20 CLOTHING STORE.
r AM again in the Clothing business, and invite
all the old settierS, rs we'll - I'll ones, to
give me : call II
BURKHS CORNER,
Eorth-we&t corner OF Main and Third streets.
havu every style Of goods for mems wear, which
win ssll cheap for cash.
Spring and Summer Goods
To suit every taste. Also Gent Iemen e Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet sacks and vsiises.
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1859. FALL AND WINTER 1850
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-10

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llaxscs, Tea Traya, So H.
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stock ~ the a. sssnd Of g. j. 6rif6th Co., will
be plessed 10 have call from one and ali. We
in sna - keep ssastAatly - haad senpiNte st4ck
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Rsveiying or Goods direct from tho manufactn~
rer, In 1ng1And, France and America, we win b
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-28

4 RAILWAY TRAIN OvERTAKING AND OUT
STRIPPING THUNDER Storm. z. Willis
writes ia the Home Journal OF his late Western
experiences
Tooverake q thunder shower, whirl through
il and Outruu IL, was the first OF the days ex.
citing novelties. We saw it ahead of Us, on the
prairie, as you see single black cloud in the
SKY, with sunshine all aroundit. 1t was NOV
ing in The same direction as ourselves, proba :
bly, at about twenty miles per hour and We
soon began 10 oyertake 1t with our better har-
messed thunder and lightning. The conductor
, iated the dark mass out 10 me some ten or
fifteen minutes before we entered the outer
skirt OF The shower, and we We're in pelting
rain, with lightning and peals of thunder, for
perhaps ten minntes-emergingi in fair wea Lher
on lhe other side, and leaving The storm TO lag
behind Us like the "siow coach" that il was
But, certainly, it was very queer thus to give
-huntier and ligh thing the go-hy. 1t seemed to
me. somehow, anticipatory of another state of
things. When we go telegraphing about at the
beg ming of our spirit travels in the next life
I am sure / shall have vague impression OF
having done something OF that sort before
this experience OF distancing a well-traned
tnuuder-cloud being laid away in my memory