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LECTURE or DE-. BAuD.-Ths frat lecture of his
regular course was delivered by DR.. BAIRD Satur
day night, in the AthsnGum. TWAS upen the Rus.
sian Empire-the lace of the country-peculiarities
OF the people-the government, &c. 1t was attend.
cd By . large audience, which listened to 1t with
inforcs%
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e VnxrTE; by Carru Bell, author of "Jane
Eyre" &c. Harper & Brothers-This novel viii
be eagerly sought for by the novelreading public,
from the reputation of Its author. "shirley' and
" Jane Eyre its predecessors, were exceedingly
popular and were written with great power We
have not looked into the pages of vilette, We are
indebted to Mr. L. L. Smith, opposite the American,
for q copy.
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SHOW BEEF I'VE ask pardon of our old friend
Mr.. William Cullingsworth for having omitted to
call attention to his show of beef which took place.
according to the announcement, at the Old Market,
on the 4th and 5th We learn that the beef was
of very superior quality. We know, at least,
that Mr.. Culingsworth knows as well as any other
man, whether beef is coed or not and that he will
not say il is, if it Is not.
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0B The six bod es found in the water at
New York few days since, it appears, had
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A man named John McCabe was killed in
a drinking house in New York, on the Cd.
He had been playing cards with a man named
Lapsey, and some difference occurring, an al
tercation ensued. l.. left the house, and soon
returned with two comrades, Jerry Kelley and
VIM. Sinclair, who Tell upon and beat McCabe
so badly that he died in few minutes. Last
pey and Kelley were arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-07

RIeHnosD FIRE AssocIATIos.-Thi even.
ing is the time appointed for the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders and firemen, al Lafay-
cite Hall, at half past 2 o'clock. See adver.
tisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-07

ARTISAN WELL IN CHARLEsToN.-The
Charleston Courier states that there were
bright prospects of the success Of the Artesian
Well in that city. 1t has been bored to the
depth of 1919 feet, and water has risen in it to
ten feet above surface. The quantity was not
large, but there was reason TO hope that there
was more in the vicinity. At the depth to
which they had penetrated there was nothing
but sand.
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Ws~1@=s Is. w. STA aAAE, Attorney at
~ LAW and Notary Public.--Pracdces
in ali the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. AS Notary Pubic, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin out of
his office) Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds,
ton entrusted to him. promptly offended to.
Office removed to No 81, three tJors above City
HOTEL on North side of hiain street, Richmond, Va
de CIV
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ss@Ss JAMES PLEAsANTs, Attorney
0>EA at Law, will pratice in all the Courts of
Richmond City, and the county of Henrico. Office
in Law Building. fe linn
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49,, FERNANDEZ & PEYTON !,
49, Commission Merchants, San Francisco
California ]. e. FERNANDEZ,
NH 7-lm b. PEYTON Jr
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- HOARD nE YnRLIr wnRKs.-

We venture 10 call tas attention OF .he puhiic to
JOHN s. FLEMING, OF Gooehand, for one Of
this board Mr.. r. Is wei known as 4 man Of tai
ent. He has long made the Internal Improve
ments Of the State the sabjec.oi hisproiuund study
In this raspect no Is ahead Of almost al the public
men OF the State. We shsll vote for hisn for enc
OF the Board, and We cal en- otheEs to do the
same. MANY VOTERS
NH Il OF Louisa and Gooehlaad
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= From the Richmond RenuhIiran

from the dfchmGhd RepUblic3n.
Dec. 2S, 1854 Singular Cure IF Negro Man
employed in their office, of Scrofula aid Mercar.
Rheumatism. See what the editors say
In lS46 we had in our employ negro man. We
was at that time, suffering seriously from Sc-o-
fule,ic sdeciion--his neck and threat were much
swollen, his eyes were nnaitery and feveFish; hs
continually complained Of misery in his limbs and
jonts-in fact so great were his affections aud of
such little value had be become, that in June We
were on the eve of returning him TO his master
and should have done so, but for friend advising
US to try Carfer's Spanish Mixture.
We bought three bottles, and administered .gc.
cording to directions, but before the second bette
had been used, the man was free from all pain tas
swelling left his neck, his eyes resumed natural
appearance, and though he remained with us tn
til the year was cut, We never heard another cen.
plant from him.
As Spring and Summer Medicine and for all
diseases of the Blood, Liver Complaint, Kidney
Affections, Ulcers, old Sores and syphilis nothing
has yet been found to compare with H. A SINCE
bottle is worth groce OF all the so called SaEssgs
rills's ever used.
81 No medicine has ever received such cert.
hcates or so many OF them as Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
Recollect that each bottle bears the name Of
BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists,
No rs 81 ain street, Ricn noud.
None other is genuine, Price 81 per bottle. OF {
bottles for S..
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
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BRASS BANDS.

The Dispatch begs leave 10 express its ut
ter dislike Of the name Brass Band" Its
prejudice carries itself almost 10 the bands
having that name. 1t sees not the nationality
of exclusively brass bands. Why net have
VOoden bands? 'Twould be just as wise, and
wholly wooden band might be SO constituted
as to make very excellent music-quite as &C.
ceptable, if not more acceptable to the ear,
than your exclusively brass band. To say
that band shall be wholly brass, or wholly
of wood, is TO make it less interesting than it
would be constituted of both kinds, and to ex.
hibit sort of obstinacy in thus emascuating
it of some of the chief points Of excellence in
band. No band can be complete without the
reed instruments-the agreeable tones of the
clarionet, the thrilling notes of the hautboy,
and that delightful little instrument, the picolo,
or octave flute, which, like the cap stone,
crowns and finishes off the grand pyramid,
which has for its base the great brazen horns.
No matter how good brass band may be, il
would be thousand times better if il had the
additions of the reed Instruments and the pico.
10. 1t always struck US that the motive OF
making brass band originally belonged to
that kind of professional vanity which sets VIC
linists to playing concertos on one string
Hew much better they would play on ALL We
never saw one begin the foolish feat that we
did not have an itching TO break the instrument
over his head; for the Dispatch is quite pas.
sionate at times. If it had the fortune to be
Gear for twenty four hours. certain act would
be the adjustment of all brass brands; either
by their admitting other instruments, or their
fetal abatement.
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~ Unprecedented Success. - The ex.
element in behalf of Bakers Premium Bitters,
continues to increase in Richmond as well as
throughout Virginia. As cure for Dyspepsia, Tor
pidity of the Liver, Sour Stomach and Nervous
Headache, they have no rival.
To be had at the Drug Stores Of Purcell, Ladd
Co, Bennett g. Beers, Adie g. Gray, A Duval
Charles Milspaugh, A Bodeker, and Druggists gen.
orally, throughout the city.
RICHMOND, Feb Is, 1853.
Mr. ELIJAH BAKER-Sir 81 consider 1t due ts
you and to the public, that they who use your Bit
ters and who derive benefit from their use, should
make a candid admission of the fact. For year
at least, my digestive organs were in q state OF
atony; was without appetite, and the whole sys-
tenn had fallen into state OF debility, and having
satisfied myself that the ordinary medicines were
Intellectual, commenced the use of your Filters,
which almost Immediately creating appetite for
food, and sensibly invigorating the whole system,
Irapidly approached state of health which had
not enjoy ed for years. / would, therefore,
honestly advise persons suffering from derange-
ment of tne digestive powers, 10 put away ener-
waiting medicines and resort to the use of your Bit
ters that disease may be stayed and health re
stored. Your very obt serv't
NH VIM II. GRAVES.
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6. Citizens and strangers VisitIr~
the city, VINO wish to get their Hair cut in the ~
test and most Approved Style, should call al tss
Hair Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bstt!rg
Saloon, under the Anne rican Hotel.
N Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be lad
daily from half pas, 6 A. N. 10 hall past 81. NJ
and on Saturday TO IL P NJ.
Single Bath IS cents or FIVE tickets for 81. e.
trance 18th street. nh
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e Mr.. A. J. MARsHALL.-This gentle
man. in card, notices the letter of Messrs.
johnson and Latrobe. He says that letter is
not an answer to his appeal to the city of Bal
tmore; but only intended to oppose some OUT
side views of the subject. He says he is not
without hopes that Baltimore will do him JUS
tice; but in the mean time he declines al! news.
paper discussion Of The merits of the CASE
He takes occasion, however, to enter his pro-
test against the statement of Messrs. J. and L.,
which he pr0nounces statement of one party
to. q suit against the Statement, of another, and
will be taken for what it is worth.
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sers ROPER 81 MURRAY, UNDER
@A~A TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe 23-ly
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WTwonty Ulcers on the Legs cured
aY u0lIaMaY,s Ointment and FlIIs.-Ex.


tract of letter from MIR. o. B. Knocker, dated
Mount Gambia, South Australia, July Z, 1885,
ITO Professor Holloway. Sir "A cure has just
of your Ointment and Pills has been fully proved.
man of the name of Joshua Smith had upwards
of twenty ulcers on mis- shins, which were 80 diff
cult to cure, that almost every remedy had been
applied without any good effect. Your Pills and
Ointment were then resorted T.; and in about six
weeks he was completely cured, and scarcely a
mark is to be seem"
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand (near Tsrl
pile Bar) London, and by all respectable Vendors
at Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire
and by those of the United States in Pots and Bog
es at 374 cents, 81 cents, and 81 SO each. Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
By Messrs q D SANDS, New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD 81 CO, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saying.in taking the
larger sizes.
N B-Directions for the guidance Of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box NH 7-lw
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E Rockbridse Alum w ater, from the
ROckbridge Alum Springs, va.-This csIe.
brsted Water is daretic, catharuc tonic and ate
rative in it's effects on the systenl. 1t eXces Ene
action of the liver in many cases, in which calomel
Weuld have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended The
use of tie Rockbridge Alum Water for many years,
in great variety Of diseases has acquired for lis
celebrity rarely if ever eoueed, and il steadily d.
creasiug. The most eminent chemists Of the 1sy
have examined the Water, and found 1t possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties 1t has been
declared by the best authorities TO be a cure for
every form of Scrofula, Chronic Liver Diseases al
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Diseases of the Eyes, Mercuar A.
fections and particularly adapted to of Pess7
Uterine Hsmorrnage, complicated with dsfargs
ment Of the Liver and Stomach, and many Other
disorders arising from impurity of the blood.
BENNETT q BEERS, Druggists, No I25 Main
street, Richmond, Va, are the sole agents for tns
sale of Rockbridge Alum Water. Price pei
barrel $40; half barrel Sc; by the gallon 50 cen.a
cash on delivery, OF good city acceptance.
The public are cautioned Rgainst variety OF s..
ticles purporting to be Alum Water. Unless i
comcs through US, it cannot be genuine, and is nj
from the Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
Ia 2s-d& vim
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FCosnt D'Orsay.-This genllenan,

T CoHnt D'Orsay.-This gentleman, of
exquisite memory, is no more. Not so, his exqni.
site Cologne IL remains and will continue 10 70.
main to speak his praise, through all tme-a richer
and sweeter eulogy than language could pronounce
OF the truth eli this the evidence 10 before useyI
dence inspiring, reyiving, inyigorating delicious
and delightful 10 cur nasal faculties Reader If
you wish to partske of the qualities OF tie pink, he
rose, the jassanine, just step into Woods Drug
Store, and ask for g bottle of their Dorsey =
There's nothing like II. While il will give Won Iii
the fragrance OF the parterre, IL will drive away
ianguor revive low spirits, cure head ache, &c. ke
Besides, whc dses not love sweet Iadvf Ard
what lacy doas not love sweet gentleman Come,
tnen, laos, % sweet-beaux, be ditto. iscssts
but little, and may profit you much.
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go DIR. Goodridge A. Wilson Offers
2N@A his Pr OCCASIONAL services to the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity. He may be found
all hours at his Office, on Governor street, oDpo
site the Governors house. ia 12-3m*
The Notes of the ssPeopie's
S@Es Bank }" Washington, viii be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ia Cts BENNETT & BEERS.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-We call particular at
tention to the sale, at O'Clock this afternoon of
the house and lot belonging to the widow of the
late Mr.. John Gentry, situated on Church Hil in
the city of Richmond, at the intersection of Frank.
lin and 18th streets, fronting on Franklin street,
about eighty feet and running back the usual depth
This house is in good order, and is located in one
of the most pleasant, healthy and improving sec.
ITEMS of the city. A fine well of water is just at
hand-it is convenient to the very centre Of the
business of the city, and commands fine and pic.
turefque view of the river its scenery, and of the
surrounding romantic hills In front of the resi-.
dence is the plot of ground recently purchased by
the corporation for City Park. The combina.
ton of advantages is therefore very superior TO
those DESTROYS of securing a commodious and
pleasant residence. The present occupant, Mrs.
Gentry, does not intend to purchase.
UNLAWFUL AssEMBLAGE-Lieutenan True
heart, Wilkinson and Wheat, together with posse
of watchmeH, made descent upon petty gro
Gerry, kept by Mrs. Emma C. Nottingham on the
south side of the basin, about IL o'clock Friday
night, and succeeded in capturing ten negroes who
were engaged in back roam in gambling. inere
names were, Nelson Richardson, slave to Emma
C. Whittinghsm; Cornelius Turpin, slave to the
ssme Richard Jones, Wellington Hawkins, Fat
rick Holmes and Andrew Dix, slaves TO Haxail Il
Brother: William Smith and John Clark, slaves to
Richard Darlington; Ambrose Miller, ~save to
Elizabeth Miller. and David Nunnally, slave to Car
ter Nunnally; and each on Saturday were ordered
ten lashes.
Mrs. E. c. Whitingham, keeper of the house,
was fined $40 for permitting an unlawful assembly
of negroes at her house-and white man named
George II. Hdridge, found in the same roam with
the negroes, proving that he was boatnan and
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49, AtAdam a. Cos Family Bakery,
s@>-Sa LA Main street, can be obtained Bread
Rolls Biscuit Crackers, Cakes of all kinds, Fruit
Pies, &c, manufactured daily from the best mate
rails. Balls, PARTIES DC, supplied at short notice
Orders promptly attended to. ja2S
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DAGUERaEOrYPEs.

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholdng,
Forms and faces long since mouldingl
MouLsoN can take, with orief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, life-like, finely finished portrait q.
miniature of relative or friend severed from ns
by distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire to possess clear, rich. toned, durable pa
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time. and arr
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
On either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fae Portraits Is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
" Strangers and citizens Ire cordially invited ,c
call and examine specimens
Observe the name and number-MOULS0N'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. lie
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DIscHAgGED.-JoeR Ross and Hezekiah Scott free
negroes, arrested in default of pagers, were, on
Saturday, discharged with instructions to procure
the same.
John Cock, slave to William Barrett arrested
for an alleged trespass on Martha Lipscomb, was
Saturday discharged the offence being trivial and
his first one
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Ia Cherry PectOrai.-Me have densrtsa
from our usual rule in regard to she ad7ertsnsos
Medicines, in admitting the notice Of the Ckessr-
PectoraI to our columns. Ii is not pasepr NJ!
dicine, but one, the contents OF which. are Val
known TO the medical profession, and which -,
proved highly beneficial in the case Of number o
our acquaintsnces, who were seriously sfHir,s5
with pulmonary complaints. Some OF Gu. mr..
skifui and eminent physicians recommend !, -
their patients in their regular practice and we fa
that we are comforting favor upon tue pubic ~
making known its virtues --LOuiseiik ca Asrs
fe2l Richmond
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~ Tt was Discoverea. about 90

T 1t was discovered. about 20 yesrs
ago, in the county OF King and Queen, by a Ply.
sician eminent in his profession, tnar Asiatic Cho
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choic, Dysentery,
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
could be easily cured. since that time he hss
proved that fact to hundreds OF cur fellow citizens,
and can prove it to as many as will try DUVAL5
FAMILY ANTI. SPASMODlC, the peoples iavoIie
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LApD
& CO., or any Druggist in the city. See advertise.
ment. al 0-3lawts
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E superb Lfkenesses OF Ladies'
SlMONS' Likenesses of Ladies' are admired Tor
their rieh delicate tone and soft ivory tinted beck
ground, which at once give them the appearance
Of highly wrought painting, with all the fidelity
of an artis.icai Daguerreotype Those who have
not seen the art in its highest perfection invited
TO call and examine specimens
NJ. P.SImONS,
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III htdu ana Is-D0 On
suffer with any paint If you do use DR.. Roses Pas
Curer IL cures Toothsehe, Sore Throat Esraehe, 81.
Neck or Pains IN the Face in few minutes. IL cures
quickly, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels. Cures Chi.
blans Corss and any irrtation.oR the feet IL acts
ike charm for Pains IN the Side Limbs Back and
for Rheumatism from sudden cold, il is magical n
its effects. In bottles, II I-2, % and 50 cents.
The best C0ugn syrup In the world
DR., Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief 10 the worst Cough, whether C0nsumptive Or
proceeding from cold Ii allays any irritation OF tee
Lungs and fortles the system against future attacks
In bottles ct 50 cents and u.
For Bilious Habits and bad Colds
Ifyou are bilious, yon require purgatiye medicine
If you have bad cold you should remove IL from It'd
system your Liver is out of oIdsr you will have
cold feet, variable appetite, and yellow skn-tEko
DR.. Roses Anti Bilious or Railroad Pills and you viii
soon be relieved from all bad feelings Ia boxes Il IL
and 20 cents.
DIR. Kose's Celebrated Cerdiai.-Fos
nervous Affections Heart Disease, &c, &C.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has apon
the Nervous stem, IN allay1ng ali disturbances or
ntaton also for curing Paipitation and Heart Disease
as wei as invigoratng the constitution eniivening
the spirits and restoring the weak an6 nervous from
any cause, has created great demand for 1t from all
parts OF the country. accents per bottle.
ALI the above valuable medicines with DR.. Rose 9
Medical Adviser, can be had st all the Drug Stores In
Richmond ia IA
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e Triumphans Success u Aauupte.,.
Vegetable Tfnceure.-A Lesier from q ~
fcef Of our Gallant Navy. We have many ctr.
letters. We give one below, and ain ssy h n
afflicted, Why win you delay trying this great r.
siorAfive 7 1'o
u. 8. sHrP CuMsEnLAxD, GxSoA sAzprxr.
January 18th, lss3.
Messrs. Mortimer Il ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The hrst Lieutenant Of this ship. whe la bean -
fering many years from the Dyspepsia. sod ~.
has been nearly restored to his usual beath ~ =
uss of Hampton's Vegetable Tinsfure.r d..i -
you TO send him one dozen bottles Of that M.
cine
Lieut. R., of the U. 8. Navy, now on board ~.
ship. also wishes you TO send him one dozsn =
- Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture," By the stores5s
which leaves the United States Ia Febraar7 =.
March for Spezzia.
The Tincture you sent me was received in So,a
order, and take pleasure in informing you Ia, :
has been used with grsas SUCCESS By several of d,
officers Va cases Of Dyspepsia. am respectful,
yours, VERNON EskRIDGE,
Chaplain U 8 Nayv
Can any further proof be asked See Let,s,,
and Certificates Of cases OF Dyspepsia, Rheuyp..
tisr1, Scrofula, dc.
Sold by A sTRECKER, Agent. and al u.
Druggists in Richmond; 6 Blouer & Co, Ps,s,.
burg; Mortimer & Mowbray, Baltimore, and ~
Druggists generally. f.Is'
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r Pratt's Daguerrean Gallery, No IL

Nam street-Messrs Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials: "A very superior likeness,
Robert Thorp. Very Ike Roger A, Pryor, ed.
tor South-Side Democrat. "Lixeness executed SD
perIatvely good, ]. w. Roberts. ~ give Mr. Pratt
the preference to all the world in taxing pictures,
E r. Goodwin, Louisa county. "air Pratt needs
bat trial and success will be inevitable, David
Moody. ''Mr Prstt's pictures are as good or better
than have ye, seen," w. ]. McDowRer, King WI
liam. TIE daguerreotypes in Mr.. Pra;l's colec'
ton equal any have seen IN London" Joha
Thomas, AZ d, editor of the Herald Of the kingdoa
an dAse to Come. fee
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None other is genuine, Price 81 per bottle 0; {
bottles for S..
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
fe 26