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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-03

I Spring Diseases.-I hose accustomed
to the fashion OF taking medicine at the commence
ment of Spring, TO purify tie system and strength
en- the stomach will find Bakers Premium
Eitters one of the best medicines for those pur-
poses now extant. Its purely vegetable properties
should commend it to the heads OF ali families, and
no medicine chest sd ould be without it. AS puri
fer of the blood and regulator of the system it has
no equal.
Price 80 cents per bottle To be had in Richmond
at the Drug Stores Of Messrs Purcell LAID q Co;
Bennett 81 Beers. Duva, Ade and Gray, A Bo.
deker C. Mispaugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city. Also, of Todd e. Christian,
Petersburg; D r Lyman, Lynchburg; Aing L Toy,
No folk; DR. Z Camm, Williamsburg.
Il Orders addressed to e BAKER, Richmond,
Va. will receive prompt attention.
This is to certify that have for years past, been
subject to spring and fall sickness from bilious at.
tacks and some times months recovering, with
oss of time as well as doctors bills But the free
use of Bakers premium Bitters at those seasons of
the year, for the last two three years have kept
me entirely free from all sickness which gives me
great pleasure in recommending them to the public
as one of the best medicins in strengthening and as
ssting nature have ever discovered.
]. w. OTEY.
Henrico June LIST. 1858. ieI
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DACCEHREOTYpES

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your behoding
Forms and faces long since moul6ingl
MouLsoN can take, with Drief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
A truthful life-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature OF relative or friend severed from US
by distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire TO posseFsi clear, richtoned, durable Da.
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But hOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test OF time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits Is only
one DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe tho name and number-MOULSON'S
Sky aud Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
s,r!et fe 2
s5FChange of Weaker, and Bad olds
If y1u have a cough, use DIR. Roses eugh
syrup, so cents bottle If you have pain In
vour back limbs side or breast, etit neck, ear or
tooth ache, pains in your face or mead from c0Io'
or suffer with an ague in your breast, use DIR.
Roses Pain Curer, and your will find lnne-
date relief; bottles l2x, rs and 30 cents. Ii you
are bilious dyspeptic, liver out OF order, uoooea
with cold feet, variable appetite SICK stomac ana
head take DIR. Roses Anti.BiiiOus, or Kali
road pills, and you will get well Immediately
In buxes 124 and 25 cents. 1t your blood Is out OF
order, troubled with skin eruptions. pimples on your
face, yellow skin, feel weak and defect d, use DIR.
Roses Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier quart
bottles 81 small bottles So cents--and you will
soop have color, clear skin, good appetite and
spirits.
rE'sold by all the Druggists in Richmond, Nor.
folk and Petersburg my 70
IaT You can always find at WIN. fAL-
COaEas Bakery, Ill Main street, ~ assortment
OF Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Rolls,
Biscuit dc, that cannot DO uTpassed by any other
establishment in the city, In variety or qualify
Call or send your orders 10
Iah LIS WIN FALCCNER. III Main st.
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~ ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCT.
DkNT.-Nh. Ma! I net with n Dreadful

1 ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCT.
Denton, Ma! met with n Dreadful
Accident:-The other night, while dancing with
cousin Frank, L dropped my Breastpin ana Ear.
Ring on the floor and broke them all to pieces
Never mind my dear. Just take them to NOUN
TAlN'S Jewelry Store. You can get them made
as good as new again, and at very low price. The
subscriber takes this occasion TO say to his friends
and the public in general that having manufac.
tory connected with his store, he is prepared to
make or repair all kinds Of Jewelry, Musical In
struments, Fans, Umbrellas Parasols &C., at the
shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
beautiful selection Of Fine Iewelry, Watches,
Clocks Periumery ard Fancy Articles on hand
which will sell low for cash. Clocks and Watch.
es repaired and warranted.
Don't forget the place, No PIT, Main street. above
the Banks. MOUNTAIN
nv b9
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REST PERUVIAN GUANO.-

n.y. BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.-l
49, am now receiving fall supply OF Guano
customers who ordered early will please rem ew
their orders if they wish the article sent | am
also receiving orders for July and august delivery.
HUGH w FRY
GUANO applied TO Corn in June acts quite as
we'll as before planting aud adds very much to the
growth of Wheat which follows.
my 3l-tu&.h3w II w +.
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Washing and Bleach

s 49, Washing and Bleachfng,-The
E'>-z-A Virginia Magic Washing Fluid is the
create ct discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing floors, sc. 1t saves time, LABOR and hard
rubbing The genuine article is prepared only by
ap2l-3m L. J PICOT, Druggist.
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SFA Dr. J0NHS, late of Hsw YORK.,
formerly of London has the honor
~IfYYY9o f announcing 10 the inhabitants OF
Richmond and its vicinity, that he
has associated himself with DR. Addington in the
practice of Dentistry taking the entire charge OF
the mech anicsl department
DR. JONES presents himself operator with
out superior on either side OF the Atlantic He
brings with him fifteen years experience in all tine
difficulties of Dentistry, (some of those years nav-
ing been spent in Hospital practice) ali the Euro
pean improvements together with those of any
worth lately introduced at The North,
Patients " hose cases have been iautes, and those
whose cases have been deemed impr acticabe, are
particularly requested to call and test bis skill.
lie 2-T+
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- DIR. GIBSON has removed to the
81 Moth East corner Of Grace and 9th
streets my 20-2w*
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TRAVELLING BASkETS.-A fine assort
l. ment OF Travelling Baskets and satchels, for
sale BIZ BULKLEY d. CO,
je3 1877 Main street.
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AUCTION SALDS.
FUTURE BAYS.
BY James m. TAYLOR,
THREE BUiLDiNG LOTS ON a..

THRKE BUILDING LOTS ON Ara
= STREET, AND A HOUSE AND LOT ON
bAhEh STREET AT AUCTION.-W be sold
On Friday next, 10th instans, commencing at S
O'clock N, upon the premises, three Lots of Land
situated |, on the East side Of Ord street, North of
Leen street, and near the residence of Daniel True
ne. nart Esq each Lot fronts 80 feet and runs back
me usual distance. These Lots are in an improy.
vi me city' ana oners good investment.
aiter which will be sold, comfortable House
Lot on 6aker street, near the late residence of
apr ffen'iss. This House is now rented at q fair
~ AsaMs-onet third cash; balance at 4 and mos.
Je D JAMES M TAYLOR Auctr
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DRUsHks, BRUshkS.-Ailk Kinds of paint
ID branding, shoe, white wash, nail and hair
Brushes for sale low by
les E PICOT. Druggist.
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ID UTTER.-Prlce heduced.-On and alter
ID this date we will sell our best fresh Butter at 22
cents per Id. Fresh supplies constantly receiving
by express and steamers.
HULST g. KING,
Franklin street, First Market.
June Ord, 1858 je3
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m~ Pies and Milk! Fruit Pies OF dit
w. feTent kinds with rich and cool MILK.
Aiso, straw berries and Milk can be had every day
at ADAM L. cos Saloon, No IA Main street. a
few doors below the Exchange Bank. my Ia
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BY Wellington GOddin.
NNTOODLAWN FOR LALE.-This

ny UO001ns
WOODLAWN FOR LALE.-Ths we'll
w known Establishment, situated on the Brooke
Turnpike, one and half miles from the corpora.
tion Is now offered for sale If not sold privately
before TUESDAY, the 7th day of June, 1t will then
be offered at public sale
As priv tie residence Woodlawn may Justly be
considered one of ths most desirable situations
around Richmond-the dwelling House is construc.
ted upon new and beautiful plan, combining com.
fort and convenience in its arrangements, fitted
up with all modern improvements of which a
country residence IL capable. The grounds are
tastefully laid out; many varieties of and costly
shrubs and flowers have been planted, end the
Lawn, containing fourteen acres s beautifully set
with grass, and shaded by large Oaks, and other
trees of natural growth No pains or expense have
been spared by the Proprietor in erecting the build.
ings of the very best materials, and with view to
the comfort and beauty, and in laying out the
grounds aud flower plats, he has had the expert
ence of one of the most celebrated gardeners in
the country The out houses, kitchen, stable, e. :,
DC, have all been built upon plan in q style con.
forming to that of the dwelling house--in fine, the
Proprietor does not hesitate to challenge a cem.
parison with any similar establishment here or
elsewhere.
The tract of land consists of one hundred and
sixty acres, and will be sold in the aggregate or
divided to suit purchasers.
The ghborhood in which WOODLAND il situa.
ted, has always been proverbial for health, and
Woodl4wn itself forms no exception to the gene.
mountains of Virginia is more healthy.
The terms of the sale will be liberal, and for a
greater portion of the amount, long credi; will be
given.
Should Woodlawn be sold publicly, the day after
its sale, all the household and kitchen Furniture,
Stock and Farming Implements, together with a
choice selection of old Wines and Liquors, such as
seldom found; and lot of very superior Cigars,
will also be offered at public sale. On the same
day, two Houses and Lots nearly opposite Wood.
lawn, on the other side of the road, will be sold
Fer terms, &c application can be made to the
Proprietor, or to
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auct
E On the day of sgle some valuable servants
win De hired out for the balance of the year.
sCsF New York Spirit of Times and Courier e.
Enquirer, and Philadelphia Enquirer, will please
insert twice week for three weeks, and send bill
TO this Office Immediately. my 1l-dlt&wts
"Weodlnwn" having been disposed of at
private SALE all the personal estate referred to in
the advertisement above will be sold at public auc
ton On TUESDAY next, the 7th June, 1858, com.
mencing al 3k o'clock, P M. At the same time
will be sold TWO small Houses on the East line of
the Turnpike, opposite the above, one occupied by
Mr. Isascs and the other occupied by -, con
tanning together between four and FIVE acres
je1 w GODDlN, Auctr
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eoGHrLL HM COaHILL. Al CcGHlLL.
j. I'll. COGHILL & co,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, snd
Commission Merchants, Fire-Proof Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco. California.
Refers to MIR James Thomas, jr. Richmond. Va;
Messrs Purcell, Ladd Co, Richmond; Messrs
Darling, Mcker g. Co, and MIR ] Eastman, Bal.
timore; Meigs, Esq, Cashier American Elk.
change Bank New Yorh; Messrs Ross, Faconer,
l64 Pearl Street, New York; Messrs Page Bacon
d Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly c SANDERS,
Esq, late Collector of Customs, San Francisco.
lie Ism
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WANTED.

- WANTED-To purchase for cash, a com.
- Portable House. in genteel part of the city.
Apply to J.B. DUPUY,
je3-lt* Corner OF Broad and 22d streets
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WANTED.-Somed dry Beach. Timber Plank or
w ScaStliug. Apply at MOORE'S Plane Manu-.
factory, 3o6 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Also, an Apprentice wanted je3-3t
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M ANVED.-I wish to hire first rate Garde.
w ner. One that can come well recommended
will pay good price for. Apply to
EDWARD D EAC9O.
my26 General Agent and ColIector
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WANTED-Virginis Fire and Marine Iusu
w rance Stock, by
nav 20 MACE WINSTON.
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s@ SANXLEMEN'S PUMP sOLF.
81 BOOTS, CITY MADE-The snbscrihas
- would most respe ctfuily call tn attention OF
gentlemen to his assortment of fine dreSs
Boots, OF superior quality, manufactured by aim
self All that he asks Is call from those in want of
fine dress Boot, of good quality for summer wear
of his own manufacture. ALEX hill.
Manufacturer and dealer Ia Boots Shoes, Trunks
Carpet Bags dc. &c, No 1T Main street.
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nUPONT'S SPORTING AND BLAST.
~ ING POWDER, DC
2,Ol0 kegs OF Dupont's Sporting and Blasting
Powder, in Magazine
100000 feet Safety Fuse
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WANTED, n Horse and Furniture Wag.
w on. For particulars, apply to
ie 3 HUIST & KING
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y
l. 800 bushels Black Cow Peas a f le improver
1C0 terces Ground Plaster
400 bbls Washington Lime
200 bbls Thomaston Lime
so bills Tar
300 Grindstonee, Nova Scotia blue grit.
For sale ty EDWIN WORKMAN L. co.
10
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WANTED.-A young man to attend in
w Hardware Store One acquainted with the
business preferred. Address Box No 374 ie2
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bETO OF h0sES, LECGkICE, &C.
~ 1oo OF very superior Otto OF Roses
cases prime Spanish Mass Licorice
Prime Cslabria Stick Licorice
III cases Sanford's Cake Licorice
AZ bbls Coverings Crushed Sugar
Prime Sicily Oil Berganot
Superior Topqua Beans
10 baskets prime Olive Oil.
For sale on accommodating terms hv
-. JOHN A ROBINSON.
Jeo cor Carv and W. 90,
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THE ISTHMUS.

From The Aspip-l Courier Alz g.
In glancng az the position Of this city m our il7
noted the resumption by the DID COMPANY. Of the vo-S OF
construction upon the Pantma Railroad. We th n PIE
uised great expedition. S.n.e that time, his exp i %
has been fulv merest-arran-cmeni are maturing on
Cvory hard fo ur-l the that w % me
Vrfss of tie ItinUs and tn Agents. Of the Comply
here have been urging from TIM 10 TIM for more than
year past ard which would have retained Tor the r)I.e
much Of m old time prosperity has been az lat v-1-oasy
unCcrtskcn. The Cruces rpad = 10 be Vel mp-oFe IA
contract for repair uron Il ha- be ratifei-an la-gs
number Of az work upon Il. 1ne WORK IS IN gll1
forts making provide very large force fr the roa
rnd those pulsed with the large increase o. d fore
show that Il VIII be accompl he'd
Tie railroad making better advance than before FOR
many months at both ends that are now in pr)~rcssa
poin; Metuchn and Panama and the feeling conf
dcncc exhibited by those best acq ained with what i 70
BE- done fully convince that time j. being lost
The ealih # all the sthmu- is better than usual; The
season bas been attended with unusually mall flauity
Of ran-aLd have entirely escaped freshet on the
Ct 0gros river.
At Barbacoas there l. bat little doing besi le the cree
ton Of the bridge which Progressing quite as rapidly a.
could BE- expected
As yet we have NJ news from our mining friend az dr.
ere IT points OF the ihmr But learn, that another
eyred ion i 70 leave here for DOys mine -g days
There is no news Of interest from Panama.
At Cces there has been bu, little str ir the past fort
night No building is going there-and between the runs
passengers I has no outside business 20 su,an IT, For
months come. however. il viii be benahfted by
the pars the road. liz facilities Tor acc1mn tl'n
for tie travelling public good a. they ever were
though there i not quite much competition formerly
The Hoiel.-the 81 Charles and the American. are
both well kept The transportation agencies. though {
nunerous reliable and better provided with
ans Of accommodation In addition 10 the fact Of in
provenou 10y repas the road between Cruces AMI Panl
in better order than has been before during the
present season
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Maine Lnw-~latc Politics.

90 he VI
''''' ((uss1prpsBuRG Pc, Wednesday, Sept Z 1888.
p,ore,Iially Slow as PeDnsy lvana is in adopting re-
srus her people seem now TO be properly reused on
tbe oueston OF Prohibtory Liquor Law ID The
wealth. and influential counties OF Adams Franklin,
Cumberland and Dauphni l believe tAtr' = not a
Wig candidate for the Leesia'uic ""V "D,i no'
onerly exrress his determination 10 urge me suDnis-
."n 81 no question to the People il eecei and IN
49, ~ instances in this State the nominees OF pom
ns,es aefe upOn the propriety OF giving the people
an opportunty TO express their sentiments on he sun
ieet II n therefore generally Understood, Dl an pr
es that the next Legislature dare NOT REFUSE 10 'aAo
sonc definite action to suppress the evils OF lhc Liquor
T,sf6c either nv epactine law absolutely, or by sub
mi,tpp one TO the People for their acceptance or re-
lection. ;,., ;,., o,,,.
Stte contest to certain extent, and bids iar 10 e&er
cto n consi lerabc influence. Hon. Ephralm Banks
nresent Audit0rG General aud Democratic candidate Of
reslection recently made speech at LeWist0wn, III
which he condemned the Prohibition movement in most
pnOenerous torms, and the consequence is that the
Temperance press OF the State has been taking him to
task severely. Col Alex Il. Mcclure, the Wing can
diae for AuditorGonera lives in this place and con-
ducts the Wig organ Of the county. He IL man OF
strictly temperate habits, ana OF improbable char
aeter and win doubtless make handsome run in the
State In hs paper OF this week he takes bold stand
in favor Of submitting the Maine Law to the People
withou, further delay and condemns the action of poll.
ticans in striving TO avert rather than meet the issue
in fearless manner He is by ten or fifteen years the
youngest man ever presented in the State by either
party, for state Office, and seven years ago was
icurneyman tanner in the Catskill region in your
State bat he has shown himself fully equal to the
emergency In recent address delivered before the
Wing State Convention at Huntingdon. he displayed
peculiar research and power, aud exnts the gigantic
frauds practccd By the Democratic party ON our Pub
Tic Work. in the clearest light Heproves beyond the
possibility Of a successful contradictions that million
OF dollars annually squandered by our official agents
and their acoomphces, and that our Public Improve
menis have been entirely DESTROYED a. source of rev.
enue. he concludes with powerful appeal in favor
81 tie unconditional sale Of our Public Works: and
the entire Wig press, and number of the Democrat
&c paper, have Endorsed his position Ii the friends Of
Reform rNu he cannot dil to be elected but whether
ehc'ed OF defeated, he vii leave his mark upon the
policy Of the State Rrronu
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Cotrcsrv III ~ soon the s-sary authority ia oh
sin.d relax te road FROM Broad - % the Deawar, o;
J,'ms a. ali az Which indicGies the right spirit
TIE american ptotestant As.ociaton paraisi yes
dav tfroueh pOriion Of our city aired IN handsome
g7a rtd carving number OF hand.oms banner The
rr eesi y m composed % the following Lodges Liberty
i. de- No Q Iudeperdcnce Lodge No " C,ntiiu,ioG
Lodge No Is, Gideon lodge No Il; Montgomery
Icdef No Dc. Harmony Lodge. No. 90 Joshns L)ige.
with 4 IN lie prOcesgo1 numbere about four hrn red
and the members in their soVy regaia made rster in
POSING an arance.
On Friday Afternoon. mTH named Edward Rei n1r,
Who resided o. hacOny e proc ede g. a. old shay 81
uuied he West Chester Road having in bis poes'on
lO1dtd euu. Rcdmau appeared - be int0xicsfe and
fevtTFl pfrs0ns about the shanty commenced mixing
cfno # m by aygg that his gIn good lOr NJ b Y
lai -wou,d not go Of g. He toH started away aai A.
dicTcC % about seventy five wards he wheeled and tod
tie ATTY look he going 20 test the pow Of
l. gun At ID moment De levelled the piece AMI
riNtd tie trigger One Of the named Michael her
son nsn,d Dominic ODaniel received q shot which
te.y desire d the sight Of one Of his eyes ODanlels
was tekcnto he Hospital Rednian arrested and com
m',.fd % ITson. bah being refused.
~ weather 70 day i very cool clear and pleasant II
s. indeed lovely Our various Places OF Divine worship
were ilronced d IL ny.
During The week end ng Yesterday there were 2)3
1oas IN the City and Lib rites Of PHILADELPHIA Adults
s. children III. OF cholera inanum IA; consumption
q consulfi1ns, D.; yeliw fever, ..
To morrow morning there viii be quite exciting boat
Tiarca David L. Wilcox Flying Cloud John ; Keyssr,
and George l.. Broom. Distance. from Navy Yard T.
Morors Hook and back. The purse il FIVE hundred
fffla
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

Tie .,eam.hp Illinois Lent H. j. Harisiene' l. ; y
commanding arrived at this port on Saturday evening
"a. In A,pinwan on the evening OF the goth inst ana
- AZ Quarantine at p O'Clock the afternoon OF the
lo,b Size brings the California mails OF August ION
s.ao37 in GOLD dust on freight aud 4o' PASSENGERS
The steamship Philadelphia due at Aspwah from N W.
O.,c,ns lad no. arrived when the limos leiL
he l.t inst vas celebrated by the citizens OF Ne" Gre
Nd, n honor OF the adoption OF new constitution WI eh
was 10 so into eject on hat d.. oai py "',h A! IN
,,,,r. change arc made IN he administration OF poo1e
me- health Of the Is,mus, good and mach less rain Eel
4, be month Of August tan IS usually exp 0a' '-
TIA. portion OF the wei season
U,re have been no laic arrivals At AspMwan with tn
.,;,, nj the schooner P,tg.l q BshiUS which ar
lived on the $ INST Although several vese are no" owe
arc rrip Balance nom NewlOrk had cen out son =
,lnv-. and fan arc fel. for her safety
sept q IIusl. Young aged 81 laby er from the Panam
Raj osd did OF clrOnc d-rEh'a ~ a bured al sea
Wcar iua.bfea 10 Z H. A,s'lel Fsl, Parser 0, q,
l4sis ard .o lve. Fsr-o Cos Esg-@ss fos vai' '.
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