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The STOMACH prepares the elements of

The STOMACH prepares the elements of
the bile and the blood and If il does the work feeby
and mperfectly, liver disease s the certain result
As soon, therefore, any affection of the liver 10
perceived we may be that the digestive organs
are out of order The first thing to be DONE is to
administer a specific which viii act directly upon the
stomach-the main spring of the animal machinery
For this purpose we can recommend HooFLAND's
GERMAN BITTERs. prepared by DR.. C M. Jackson
Philadelphia. Acting a an alternative and tonic il
strengthens the digestion, changes the condition of
the blood, and thereby gives regularity to the bow.
els. nv 2-d&c9y
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Rev. I. Houghton was arrested in New Orleans
atew days since, and held tor his appearance UNI
der $1,000 bonds, on charge Of forcibly abduetne
Emeline Leon, agirl about fourteen years OF age,
and secreting her in brothel. Houghton WAS ar
rested in court, where bis wife was suing for di
yorce
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Col. Bunch and Hon. D. w. sadler. says the Kos.
ciusko tMiss) Sun, fought duel last week at sixty
yards, and the weapons used were rifles. One Of
the party was wounded and we learn has since
died.
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NOTICE.-I wish to inform the citizens
IN of Richmond and the Railroad Companies in
general, that / am prepared to furnish them with
AWNINGS, TENTS. MARQUES, TARPAULINS,
BAGS, HOSE, AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
w. C. DREW
P.S-All orders to be left at Samuel Hastings or
Thos. Renoyan's on 14th or Pearl street, Richmond
NH 81 2m* w. C. DREW.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANNUAL MEETIsG.-The annual meeting
Of the Stockholders of the Richmond, Frederick.
burg and Potomac Railroad Company will be held Al
the Depot OF the Company, iu Richmond on WE'D
NESDAY, 3tst May. 1854, at ~ o'clock M.
Office Richmond, F.& p X R. Co,
RICHMOND April 18th, 1854. !
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NorIoE.-The Annual Meeting of Stock
6oiderso OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
company, VIII be held at the Companys Office In
NJ. John Williams
ap % Stawtd Treasurer
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Henry Smith has been arrested at Edinesville, on
Eaisto Island, near Charleston, on a charge OF kill
ing Timothy Ciancey, Iaborer at the Salt works
Smith protests his innocence.
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We sincerely trust that tho British governmeni
will adopt the principle that '.iree bottoms make
free goods." anything short of 1t must, inevitably
lead 10 trouble b0tween England and the United
stssss.-M MensrsaI Hrsld.
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Petersburg, March l3, 1854.

We, the undersigned, were present and witnessed
the opening of the safe above alluded to- and hereby
certify that the statements by Messrs Morrison
Msrable are true in every particular.
Smith Dunn, VIM. Morgan, McIwaine, Son l.
Co, Davenport x Stratton, Paul Hinton, Brokers !;
Gaines Riches, Jas b. Taaferro.
Petersburg, March Is, 1854
by schrs Palestine and Oranna, the subscriber has
RECEIVED large addition to his stock of Safes and
VIII be receiving more by almost every packet.
secondhand Safes which have been taken in ex-
change ter Hetrng's, for sale at low prices.
Gall al I5o Cary street, sign of the '' Red Safe"
r.. MCCANDLISH JR.
Ii Il rnnt fnr IL, Gtnin
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Ro.Si PsNhAess. nv Tharsssy.-Ths AIbsu left ON,
the belt to Copenhasen fiensh sniPs tnfo'
hAMBvzeH, April H.-The British Miu;ster .t ca.
psnnagen mas inst announced officially to the soy.
batic has orders to employ all necessary mesns for
snio,e,ns sa strict and eeciive blockade Of the Rus
nSn ports In that sea and in the Gulf Of finland
Paris, ApriI 19.-The letter from the Kipg as prr.
ia 70 the Emperor Napoleon IL stated to have aiven
salsiaeton Athoush it is admitted that it contains
when hostilities commences. ''.'s'a'
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CAMUEL D. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder. on Main, between 9th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu-
sipess in all its various branches.
BELLS for churches, ships, railroads, taverns. and
ali kinds of House Bells, made TO erder.
From the large number Of Bells that have made
In the last 20 years and their superior tone and qua
lity can assure my frends thst they equal to
any made In this country. I shall always keep on
hard re egular supply of all kinds Of BELLS, &c
fE All kinds Of REPAIRING In the Brass Foun-
drv Business promptly attended to. Bell Brass and
a the various kinds Of Metallic Castings done st the
shortest notice and the lowestrs rates.
and BRAsS. fe 25-Sms
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ea.ui snsrchy prevailed at Bsresiona and .t s.,,.
hn place, smonsst which il numbered ths s,.t
sanIeh OF San Francisco de Paula fse believe ip
nesp Of smoulderins ruins with ali its ,eb 49,.
frightfui Ano oouu'oh OF aaairs is
Inc leaders Of these outbreaks h.va ,..rsa -.
S,,n rue sae operatives and call upon them 10 stsna
mnn;,;aas ~ are veil supplied with arms and other
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RUNAWAY IN -JATL.-There was con

Ae mitled to the Jail ofthe City of Richmond, as
runaway, on the e day of March, 1854, a negro
man. who calls himself CORNELIUS, and says he
Is the property of Jane Timhsrake of Hanover CO.,
Va. '
Said negro is five feet four inches high; of brown
complexion; about tweniy-one years of age, and had
on, when committed to Jail. dark cassinet coat
dark mixed woolen pants sad blue cloth cap.
The owner of said negro is requested to come for.
ward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away or he will be dealt with as the law directs
JOSEPH 4. STA9KE. D. s. for
ap 296w MARTIN NJ LIPSCOMB Serg,t
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EOR SALE.-A fine ENGINE TURN
Il ING LATHE. with feet bed, swings q inches,
feed gearing for cutting Screws of any pitch,
2I inch face plate, about 1900 pounds built in
Worcester, Massachusetts,, and finished in the best
manner, being but little used and in perfect order,
will be sold for cost for cash.
Apply 30 JOHN A. JETER,
apI-2wf Floyd House
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ELUTED RIBBONG.-Jnst received,
IL 200 pieces Fluted Ribbons al eolsrs, at
HART MOSES,
my4 No. % MAin stTest.
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lire, LIFE AND MARINE INSU
l. RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks on reasonable terms
any similar company, and respectfully ask share Of
the patronage of the public. Applications will be re-
csived the Office, No. 22S, corner of Main and 9th
Streets where the officers win cheerfuly furnish all
information that may be required. All Losses prompt
ly and literally adjusted
JOHN II. BosHER. Secretary. NH II
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CosrxaxxcE or THE n Z. CHuAcH sourH-
We find In the COLUMBUS Enquirer summary Of
the arr days proceedings Of this body. which CON-
menced its sessions in that city oA the Lat instant
Bishop s0uls presided. Nothing oi general inter.
est transpired The ara dg.
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEANs-In
sums to suit purchasers for sale at all times by
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec 26-d6m
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e VALUABLE PRO ERTY AT

I PRIVATE sALE.-we offer for sale, private
~ the following very valuable property In the city
of Richmond and In Sidney, viz Two Lots on Gam
ble's HILL one of which fronts the Public Square
three Brick Tenements and vacant Lots on 9Th st.,
between Grace and Franklin; one large Brick Tene-
ment on Grsca street, the Capitol Square, with
deep lot, aud Stable and Carnage House on
wide alley and srs fine Lots in Sidney, front ng
on the Public Square.
to US. .oov
NH "A TOLEH e COOk.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. .MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEroa,
1e l6-ly Formeriyat Joness Hotel, PhiLadeIphia
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* GAo Cl1 oo1 a0F4 L ANN, oNL
~ MILE WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
The beautiful Cottage Farm, formerly known Du-
vals, at the head of Broad street, about mile
west of Richmond, containing ten acres. The build
ings and inprovementst thereon large. and hand
someiy arranged The place abounds in fruit of va
nous kinds. and shrubbery of the choicest varieties
The soil Is remarkably rich. 1t has been used
market garden for several years past and the daily
sales from 1t viii average from $40 to 5 through the
year Persons desrous to purchase, respectfully
requested to view the premises at any time
Terms accommodating Apply to
ep % 10t GODDIN & APPERSON
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ap 8dlm* WIN. A MARTIN. Chesterfield
GREAT FIRE IN PETERSBURG,

~ NA.-HERRING'S SAFE AGAIN TRIUM-
PHANT.-in the fire which destroyed our store and
entire stock of goods the night of the Sd Februa-
~ last, was one of SILAS C. HFRRING'S SALA-
MANDER SAFES, with Halls Burglar Proof Lock
containing our books, papers, and a considerable
amount in bank notes ard checks Owing to the in
tense heat to which the Safe was exposed the brass
knob which uniocks the door melted of, and it
to be forced open, which operation was effected with
considerable difficulty from the great strength with
W hich the safe was made.
On obtaining entrance TO the safe the entire con-
tents tgeTe found secure and uniRjuyed by fire
MORRISON l. MARABLE
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STEAMER Buasr.-We learn from the N. O. Pic
ayune that the steamboat Rockaway was burnt On
the morning Of tho 18th ult about three miles above
Bayou Sara She Il total loss. even her books
and papers being destroyed. No lives lost
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CITY GAUGER'S OFFICE. !

No. 40 Cary street, opposite Gas Works.
AS will be seen from the above, hayeta
ken an OFFICE opposite the Gas Works ANY Oh
ders left at my office will be promptly attended
either by myself or MI Fox.
ap "a im* SAMPSON JONES
To THE PUBLIc.-Ihe number of IRE
mediable evils caused by the of "Hair Toncs'
paraded before the public in the newspapers suggests
to the manufacturer of the celebrated "FLETCHER's
HAIR Tonic" the proprety of csutiouing the public
against all articles of the sort unless properly tested
His practical experience with the hair satisfies
him of the great utility of the "FLETCHER HAIR
Tonic" and the very great danger of using any
without being fully aware of its chemical properties
1t is melancholy indeed to the most beautiful OF
| natures ornaments dried shrivelled, and waste
away by the improper of articles called Hair
Tonic.
The genuine FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic is sold by
Bennett Beers, A. Duval, John H. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad ST.. and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the mGnufacturer,
JOHN JOHNSON.
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ID DECOU q 20. FRANKLIN

- DE COU q, g o., FRANKLIN
~ CLOTHING STORE, No So Main ST. Rich
mond, Va-The Subscribers now inform their friends
aud the public, that they have at this time COM
plete assortment of fresh made SPRING and SUM
FiER GARMENTS, to which they call thsir etten-
ton. Those who have bought of Us, we know will
call again those who have not we hope will give
call, which If they do viii convince hem by
ocular demonstration that the Franklin Clothing
store the very place to get the most worth for your
money. X. DECOU l. CO.
sp27 No 96 Main ST.. Richmond Va.
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING

~ ROOFING, &c.--Having just received from the
North large stock Of Materials, am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses. and 10 cover buildings with Tin or
any kind of metal in the best manner reasonable
prices, and with despatch
have now secured the services Of a number of ex-
ceent workmeD in the various branches of my busi-
nes9 and therefore solicit orders from sll who have
work 10 execute. Persons having work in my line.
will find to their advantage to give me cali at my
store the East side of 18th street, between Main
aud Cary.
fs It's CHARLES H LANGLEY
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REFRIGERAToRs.-we

~ invite the attention OF the public to orr large
assortment of Rsfrigerstors and Ice Cheats,
which are offered at such low prices TO bring
them within the reach Of almost every family who
desires Also. sole agents for Larrabee's patent
upright Refrigerator. which has been universally
approved for the past three yests and which has
BULKLEY 4 CO..
mv6 ISL Maiu IT
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH "a served to .nbser;ber,
Mt SIX AND QUARTER cENrs PER WEEK. payable
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing. 81 year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH ia issued every Fri.
day and mailed to Subscribers az 81 per annum.
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CTORAGE. Having the large and COM
y nodious WAREHOUSE on the South side of
the Basin. next to Messs Ludlam Wstson's. am
prepared 10 take In STORAGE, on ressonseie terms
I have on hand la ge supply Of fine CHEWING
TOBACCO Of my own manufacture. for safe.
sp6-dtIJan'y WM. T.. BLAIR.
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fs i-}s CHARLES Fl. LANGLEY.
E6OBACCO BOX BOARDS.-Th

fEfOBACCO BOX BOARDS-The SUBJ
L scribers, factors for several extensive Saw Mills
are prepared to contract for the delivery of o X
BOARDS for Tobacco Boxes.
The quantity to be sold this from our Mills
being smaller than usual, early application must be
made IN order to the delivery previous to the
closing of the canals.
For particulars, address
CARR, GIESE CO.
28 and 25 Spears wharf Baltimore, Md.
Refer, by permission, to Jas. II. Grant ESQ.,, VIM.
II. Grant, Esq. ap % 2w
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a MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. -
"A STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE
SPRUCE STREET FIRE. -

5fLAs c. HEaRrsc, Esq:
Dear Srs--It 10 with sratitude and pleasuTe that
I'd ssALAMANDER SAFE. IN prsservina my mail
books papofs end accounts deposited n Il from the
FIRE cf the 5sh insf and which, after be-
ius buried In tho buraine ruins dsyScame forth with
out 8 trace OF Gre upon them. FROM thia severe
test have increased con6deDce In the snpesofity o.
sreatly cblige me BY sending me another "eeisman-
dert forthwith. and heycsfter ] siaif gfve myself
10 unessinss . TO the sfesy Of its oonsente
Truly yomra 4. r. HATCH
- A fall asponmsnt 81 HEARlN0e FIRE and
BUk0LAR-PROOr SAFES msg hs isuna q i96
8 q MoCANDLlGH. IA.
nh is-ss Assai ior VI.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

IN The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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No charges for trial az

DISCRETION is THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
bugged and deceived by moonshine advertisements.
Be wise and call on Mr.. F. E. MOULSON and have
your pictures taken, he insures and warrants en-.
tire satisfaction sale 10 all who may give hiEe
their kind patronage.
l have on hand, at present, very handsome as
sortrnent of Fancy Cases edalions Breast Pins and
FingerRings, all of the finest quality which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
customers
Pictures from 81 to $75
F. f. MOULSON,
fe 10 Hall of Science llO Main at
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a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

III FOR SALE.-For sale, and possession given
occupied by A s. Lee on 18th street, between Mar
shall and Clay.
1t is one of the best locations Ia tho city, being
quite retired, and at the time within five mi
nutes walk of the centre Of business on Main st.
1t tis seldom such property is Ia market and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires to
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
rv a-ts = LEE& co
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anu WIN al energy ana ardOr which will insure
success.
D1ABoLICAL ATTEMPT AT AssAssINArIoN.--On
Tuesday morning last an attempt was made in
west Newton, Mass, to murder young mar
named Joseph Paine, son of Eias B. Paine, dry
goods merchant, Boston. The young man had
passed restless night, and was unable to Sleep
About three o'clock he heard footsteps approach.
ing the house, when he arose, seized a loaded pis
to and took his post behind a bureau in the room,
and awaited the intruders approach He had not
long to wait. The door opened cautiously, and he
could perceive in the gloom the figure of man
gliding stealthily towards the bed he had lust
quilted. Upon passing his hand over the bed the
stranger uttered half suppressed exclamation of
disappointment, and young Paine could perceive
the gleam of aknile. The first idea of Paine was
to fire at his unknown vistant, but deeming this to
be rather cowardly, without knowing further Of his
intentions, he sprung forward and seized hold of
him. fierce struggle ensued, during which the
stranger produced knife, somewhat resembling a
Bowie" and of great sharpness. With this he
managed to stab Paine in seven places once on
each side of the breast bone once in the side, on
one arm, slightly in several other places The
struRgie cohtnueu, uuIlhS Wnlcn Pa1ne got hold OF
the knife, and Is confident that he stabbed his ss
saiiant at least twice. The latter directed pistol
at Paine, but at the moment Of firing Paine changed
the direction of the barrel and the ball was lodged
in the ceiling. The Boston Post says:
The pistol the ruffian fired was SO near Mr..
Paines head that it scorched his hair and burnt the
skin upon the top of his head. During the struc-
gle the only word spoken was, "g-d- yop, let 90.
or I'll kill you" To which Mr. Paine replied. ii
won't let 60 till you do kill me-" The ruffian was
much the stronger Of the two but could not break
young Paine's hold of his wrist and clothing upon
reaching the garden, and finding himself growing
weaker, with renewed determination to secure
the villain at any hazard, Mr.. Paine clasped his
arms around him and fell with him against a low
picket fence which gave way before their weight.
and they rolled together down an embankment
fifteen feet high upon pile of stones at the bot
TOM Paine was stunned by the fall and the assas.
sin escaped 1T was too dark to distinguish the
features of the man but he seemed to be about MIR
Paine's height, and his arms large and muscular
He seemed to have provided himself against the
accident OF leaving anything behind him as he came
bareheaded and was buttoned up closely. He left
the knile, but the pistol was undoubtedly tied to
him. Mr.. Paine on Tuesday night was quite deli
rlous and tore Oft his bandages and was Yesterday
threatened with brain lever. He is covered with
cuts, and severe bruises from the fall
Mr.. Paine is Joint editor and proprietor of the
Yankee Blade, published in Boston.
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LYoN's KArHAlRoN-For preserving, re-

LfON hATHAIRUN--FO OF pT0E6rVfnp, re-
storing cleansing, and beautfyug the Hair alleyia
ting Nervous Headache and curing eruptive diseases
OF the Skin Its reputation, co-extensive with the
civilization of the globe, makes all praise superuous
all exaggeration impossible and since its discovery
has found no substitute to compete its ncontested
its incontestable superiority. Physicians and Chem.
sts-honorable citizens from all professions of life
the Leading journals of Europe and America-ladies
theirs in their nurseries-in fact its million patrons
everywhere. from pebeians TO kings pronounce it
the most pleasing and effective article either as
medicinal or toilet preparation produced. Do
not fail TO give it trial Price but 25 cents
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor
mY9-1m l6I BROAD N V
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
w yard recently occupied BY Mr. John y Reeve.
on Broad street, for cash, 20 punctusl customers
good WOOD both Pine and Oak, ct low PRICES
Having . number Of hands engaged 10 cutting Woe,
t;ndness Of Ma Luther r. Ills and of Mr. B. w. Dali
new have placed slste st their stores where OF.
ders can be Left, and which will bs promptly attend
ed to-. su nAvxs
/, fa 10--3m ~ sssl3essS Afas - ~ UA WIS
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RICHM 0ND, VA:
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1854.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS,

The Hhig, of Saturday, attacks the recent veto
message OF the President 1t charges him with
having deviated from the principles he lays down;
In having given his sanction to bill appropriaiing
money for the relief ofthe sufferers by the wreck
oil the steamer San Francisco
The Mail also devotes an editorial to the veto
messages says it is q document that will afford the
intense satisfaction to the tarazing hairsplitting
theoretical and topocal politicians of the Virginia
shcool, who have sworn so long by the resolutions
Vi 70 and. W. The Mail assents to some views ex
pressed In the message, and only analyses the docu
hent so far 40 it bears upon the fate of other bills
OF kindred character before Congress
Inc Penny Post, in brief editorial on the trial
OF Christian expresses pleasure learn tn Judge
brokenbrough's argument for the defence was
mastery effort, worthy of the best days and best
men ofthc Virginia bar. In another article on the
Ward trial, the Post says "We by no means ap.
prove in toto of the proceedings of the Louisyl,e
Indignation meeting; but we cannot but sympathise
with the honest indignation of the Kentucky peo-
pie, among whom the majesty of justice has been so
grossly insulted'
lhe enquirer calls upon the South 10 arouse
from her apathy with regard to Cuba Itsays:
w want some great popular movement in favor
OF the acquisition of Cuba like that which resulted
IN the annexation of Texas. No time is to be lost
If the thing be done at ALL must be done quickly
Centuries may elapse before so favorable coniec
ture OF circumstances may again invite us TO the
consummation of our desire. 1t will be long before
England and France will again be prevented by
continentai war from attempting to tbwart our
policy. There may never be another Administra.
ton so earnestly anxious for the acquisition of Gu
ba. The South, then should strike at this moment.
and with an energy and ardor which will insure
success.
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ABEL y. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY YPUBLIC.-Ofiice en- franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va. mol
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T. j. CARSON Il Co., Nos. al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK--A good assort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices lie l8-1y