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II WOULD HARDLY Do for any one to have
the temerity -a-dsys to question the excellence
OF Dr. Hooand's German Bitters which are pre- pared
by DR.. G. M. Jackson. In of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and derangement of the digestive organs
their many virtues have long since been made apra
rent. They purge from the system the morbid hu.
mors which retard the natural functions, and bring
paleness to the cheek and suffering to the brow They
Danish those clogs upon happiness and restore the
system TO nigh health. je 5-d&c2w
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ECLIPsE.-All who have not seen the A
tonishing picture of the Eclipse taken Yesterday by
our celebrated Artist, MIR. +. f. MoULsoN should
call at his Gallery and it. with many other fine
specimens OF the Daguerrean art. Surely our young
iriend Is aspiring; and we must say, he steps no
higher than his abilities allow. my27
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" The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
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N. B.-No charge fer trial my19
PROCLAMA ATIoN.-Friends. cOuntrymen

PROCLAMA T 1 oN.-Friends, cOuntrymen
and lovers hear me for my cause, and be silent
that you may hear; discard prejudice that you may
Who, that young but values the uxuriant Iscks Of
youth and beauty1 Who, that is middle-aged, but
shudders at Grey Hairs Who, that is DID, but would
avert Badness? If any, speak,-for him have / of
Tended. Asnone speak, then none have offended
in add dressing twenty-four millions of people.
Not one of these many million who have attested
the virtues of Lyons K K4THAIRON, for Preserving.
Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, but will pro-
claim its beneficial effects far and near One trial
will convince the most ncreduous
Sold uniform, for 25 cents by every Druggist in
America. D. 8. BARNES Proprietor
je Sim l6l Broadway N Y
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INDIA AND CHrSA.-The intelligence from these
countries by the last steamer is very meagre.
The Bombay Times of April IA represents the
accounts from Burmah are still unsatisfactory. A
party of Sepoys, escorting provisions to Frome. had
been fired upon from tie jungle, and there was q
fight OF two hours the assalants not being dislodged
until reiniorcements came up.
letter from Canton, dated March "a, says tnst
the insureent chief was within fifty miles OF Pekin
in the middle OF January. 1t seems TO US that ne
has been reported as thersabouts from date mucn
antecedent to that.
letter from Shanghae says:
The Gazette contains important news from Guan-
hwuy, in which province the city Of Loochow was
taken on the 18th of January. and the lieutenant
Governor, Keang chung yuen, was slain ~ Us ae.
fence. The Emperor Is therefore plunged INTO me
deepest grief and Indignation, and has ordered the
general Ia command 10 that province, Shoo-hing-a,
TO be degraded from Office
Nothing has been heard from Perrys Japan expe'
dilion. The susquehanna was daily looked for at
Hong Kong
diiion, were at Hong Kong on the 18th Of March.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
ID SIXTH STREET FOR SALE.-For sale that
beautiful and highly cultivated Building Lot, the
west side of 9Th between Clay and Leigh streets ad
joining the residence of Mr.. John II. Strobie con-
tanning 50 feet 'front.' running back $50 feet to al
ley 1t is improved by neat and substantial green
house. fruit trees, flowers and shrubbery.
Terms accommodating. Apply TO
je Sit GODDiN APPERSON'
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VIM. IRA SMITH.
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
~ Keeps constantly ON hand, full as.
M sortment of
MT CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES
and vESTINGS
OF the latest styles which he will make to order al
moderate prices.
ALSO,
CLOTHES AND FURNISHING GOODS
OF ALI. THE KINDS AND STYLES NOW IN MARKET
which Will be offered at fair prices The Goods are
well made and nicely cut.
Those wanting genteel suit can get it, either
ready-made or made TO order, by calling at
VIM. IRA SMITHS,
Late Smith L Marvn's ia Main street
m 8-dIm
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THIRD SUPPLY OF SUMMER R
Il GOODS.-THOMASD d. QUARLES, having just
returned from the Northern cities is prepared to Of
fer to his and the public his third supply OF
Summer DRY GOODS, embracing the latest and
most fashionable styles All of his goods were bot
cheap, msny at the New York auctions, and will be
sold at small advance for cash.
lie SIT Z@S broad street
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kAsAwHA RAfI1eAD MEETINg-we alluded
briefly on Monday morning TO meeting held ON
the 18th ult, at Kanawha Court House, TO deyiso
means for the vigorous prosecution of the Covine
ton and Ohio Railroad This meeting Significantly
shows that there exists In Western Virginia strong
feeling in iavor of this great work preamble and
resolutions were adopted embodying the sentiments
OF NOSE who composed the assembly. The presn.
Ole sets forth that the act Of the Legislature
porasing the Covington and Ohio R. r. Co., requi.
red said Company to construct arailroad from some
point at or near Covington or Clifton Forge, in the
county of Allegheny, BY the best practicable route
to some point on the Ohio river, not below the
mouth OF Big Sandy river, nor above the town of
Point Pleasant, and in pursuance of instructions
the road was located. and portions of the work let
out to competent constructors; that the money ap.
propriated by the act is not sufficient to continue
operations beyond the close OF the present year,
and the late session ofthe General Assembly having
failed to make an farther appropriations the work
must be suspended. Theresolutions hold that vir-
ginia cannot abandon the work without subjecting
herself to the mpuaton of bad faith and public dis.
honor that Virginia is invoked by every consdera.
ton of individual interest and State prosperity at
once to open up the great channel of commercial
and social intercourse offered by this improvement;
that the line stands in the way of no other, but on
the contrary should be regarded as the great trunk
line of the State furnishing auxiliary supplies to
every other railway connecting with; that branch
railroad, from Scary Creek to the mouth of the
hanawha river, leading to the railway system of
ONO and the Northwest State, and an arm of the
Covington and Ohio Railroad to the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, leading to the cities and coun.
ties lying on the South side of James river, are
essential features other great lines by which the
commerce of the West is to be poured through the
heart of the State and concentrated upon her chief
maratime depo-s, Petersburg and Norfolk on the
one eide, and Richmond and Alexandria upon the
other The resolutions also recommend to the
friends the Covington and Ohio Railroad through
out the State the holding of Convention at the
White Sulphur Springs in the county of Greenbrier
on the first Monday of August next; and earnestly
recommend the calling of an extra session of the
Legislature at the earliest practicable period, in
the hope that if again assembled sufficient appro-
pristion will be made to complete the improve
ment.
subsequent motion to strike out the resolution
relative to extra session. was negatived by large
majority.
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LIVER COMPLAINT OF Ten YEARS STAND
ING. CURED BY THE USE OF ONLY TWO Boxes OF DR.
MCLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
New YORK, August 2 1855
q This is to certify that having been afflicted
WITT Ver complaint for ten years. and after having
lief wss at last induced to try DR.. MLANE'S 'CE-
LEBRATED LIVER PILLS, and after using onIv
tto0 6ones was perfectly cured now take pleasure
in recommending them to the public, as the best Lii
yer or AntiBlous Pills offered to the public,
MRS. ANN MALoNA
No II Rivin gton st.
+. :. The above valuable medicine, also Dr. M.
LANES Celebrated VERMIFUGE, can now be
had at all respectable Drug Stores in this city,
n Purchasers will be careful to ask for and
take none but DR.. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
All others in comparison worthless
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Drugests
1e o-d&clW Richmond, Va
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TAILORING.
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE

M CLOTHfNG.-LEwISC COHEN, Nc. a. Main
LII street Opposite messrs. Binford, Mayo 4
Bair's THE subscriber takes pleasure In in.
forming his customers and the public generally that
he has removed from his old stand the commodious
store recently occupied by Messrs. Henderson 4
BuIch, where he will keep LARGE AND WELL
SELECTED STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING .nd other articles in the GENTLEMEN'S FUR.
NISHING LINE.
hattes himself TO he able TO sell at such prices as
viii ensure him liberal share of public patronage
All articles IN the Clothing line made up at the
shortest notice.
WANTED lMMEDIATELY.-Good Coat, Vest
and Psutaoon makers
my l6-lm* LEWIS COHEN
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.

ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC:-Offceo on Franklin street, unde !
the Metropolitan Hall Richmond Va na
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"a A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY

JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM.
"a ERE. B. SPENCE, No. I2O, corner of Mair
WI and Governor streets has this day received
large and beautiful assortment of all the new
styles Of SPRING GOODS, embracing every article
OF GentIemen's Wearing Apparel, which he respect.
tuy requests his friends and the public generally to
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.-Highly
appreciated as STABLERL ANODYNE CHERRY
EAPECTORANT is, wherever known tso much
praise cannst be bestowed upon a medicine which
will accomplish such cures a that of A. g MsCsrty
OF West View, Richmond county, Va, Who had, for
the third hme abscess to break in the right lobe
OF ms lungs, causing great discharge of phlesm
sick stomach, &c. in short, every symptom indicated
speedy death from Consumption; yet these terrible
symptoms were ameliorated, and at length entirely
cured by the of this valuable medicine After
such cures, wonder that physicians invariably re-
bommend it, and also the DIARRRUA CORDIAL
which is e9uaay efficient for those painful diseases Of
the Bowels Diarrhea &C.
Price of EACH only so cents six bottles for 81 60
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents.
E, H. sTABLER L Co, Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD Co,
Wholesale Agents. Richmond
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out virginia. je 5-dkc12t
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES

NOTICE TO THE LADIES
H1S The ;s6sn S Spgd s --latest ss;Pss
uient Of 6a'tor Boots Slippers, Jenny Lind and A.
hona Shoes OF every color that can be called for 10
match any colored Dress either with or without tips
Also, Misses ana chiidrens CATERS, Slippers and
Ties of all coIors ana sizes, to which would call the
attention of the aues as they viii Ind the largest
sorment TO select from in this city, and at prices tha,
cannot fail to please.
ALEX HILL.
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots,
Shoes trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices &c,
No l27 Main street.
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BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served TO subscribers
At SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing "a year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every Fri
dsy and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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| EOR HIRE have very nice GIRL
for hire for the balance of the year who is accus-
| toned to waiting in the house and ironing
EDW'D ID. EACHO.
ie General Agent and Collector,
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EINAL NOTICE.-Thls is to notify per-
l. sons still indebted to me that they requested
| TO make payment forthwith. Unless payment is
made be fore the 18th July claims will be placed in
| the hands of an Attorney for collection suit.
my 3l-6t WIN EGGLESTON,
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EOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
Il WAGON, superior piece of workmanship, OF
the manufacture of Mr.. Thomas C. Eppes, upper end
81 Broad street, where 1t may be seen IL has been
used but very little and that near the city.
Amy person wishing article OF the kind may rest
assured that great pains were taken by the well
known manufacturer with regard to its strength and
durability. je 2-s
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lava CoFFEE-40 pockets prime Java
u Coffee, landing from sehI. Courier, Tor ssle by
Je WfLLIAMSk BRO.
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EAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR.-Ths
l. best city and mountain Flour, receiving and for
sale by
je5 J. FRY
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The New PRoTocoL OF THE CENTRAL
AND WESTERN PowERs.-The new protoc oil
signed by the Four Powers at Vienna, ap-
pears, from the account given Of it in thu
Austrian Lloyd, TO be of highly important
character. 1t guarantees that the unity of
the Four Powers shall endure until the aim
they all have in view shall have been attain
ed by enc common line of action; and far
thermore that no one Of the contracting pow
ers shall enter into any negotiations with
Russia for regulating the chief points of dis
pute in the Eastern question, without the
joint knowledge and appreciation of the three
other powers. II this description of the
treaty be correct, Prussia i. at length COM
mtted TO decided corporations with the
Western Powers. We must. however. wai,
for some more authentic confirmation of its
accuracy, before We can speculate with sa 70.
ty on its probable results. The difference
between Austria and Prussia, in the nego,;,
ton of their separate treaty, is said to hav,
had reference TO the occupation of the Polisl
frontier by Russia.
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o. The Car has just completed arrange
ments by which he may learn the London
news almost. perhaps quite as quick mer-
chants see their newspapers. The electric
telegraph has long been in operation be-
tween st. Petersburgh and Warsaw, and for
some time numbers Of men have been en-
ployed in completing the line which is to ex-
tend from Warsaw to the Prussian frontier.
But in order not to lose time while the works
of the latter are going on, the Gar has caus-
ed the portion already constructed to be con-
nected with the Prussian telegraph near
Mysiowi,z, and by this means st. Peters
burgh is placed in direct communication
with the capitals of Western Europe. There
is no longer any reason why the embark
ment of regiment at Southampton or the
departure of a ship from Portsmouth, should
not be known at the Russian capital before
either can get out Of the channel. There is
however, no reciprocity of advantage. The
Russian line is not open to private despatch
es.
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RACE AROUND THE WoRLp.-Two Of the
finest clipper ships that ever ploughed the
ocean, were towed TO sea from San Francis
CO on the 3lst of March last; one of them,
the David Brown, Of New York, left her
port on the 18th of December, and arrived
at San Francisco in 90 days; the other, the
Romance of the Seas, of Boston, left on the
18th CT December, and arrived out in ninety
six days. They will now race to Hong Kong
and thence to their respective ports. good
deal of interest has been excited in the pub
lie mind as to the issue of the run, and heavy
bets are understood to have been made upon
each by their respective freighters. Outsl-
ders generally back the Romance, which to
the eye is the sharpest looking vessel OF the
two. She tunnage of the two is nearly the
same, viz: between II aud 1900 tons.
Since the race was made up, the Captain
of the Samuel Russell, of New York, also q
clipper ship, of $50 tons, has announced hi'
intention to contest the palm for speed al
far as Hong Kong. She was to leave thu
day after her competitors. Good judges sa.
she will most probably show them both he
stern.
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AN EDIcT FROM THE WHITE HoUsE.-The
N. Ii. Concord Democrat states that a letter
has been received from President Pierce,
suggesting the election of Mr.. Hibbard as
one of the Senators, and stating that any
opposition to him on account OF his vote OIL
the Nebraska bill, will be regarded and
treated as opposition TO the Administration,
inasm UGH as Hubbard had done what he did
in accordance v 18th the wishes Of himself the
President.)" He adds that, thereafter nc
man is TO be considered a Democrat unless
he supports that BILL
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CINCINNATI CoMMERcIAL.-M. d. Potter,
informed the public in the Commercial OF
Saturday, that he had became sole proprietor
OF that establishment. Mr. Potter common
ced his connection with that Office as book
Keeper, about ten years ago, and was after
wards the partner ot L. G.. Curtis, and after
his decease, of R. II. Lee. He has proved
himself thorough business manager deserv.
ing the success he has achieved. The price
paid Mr. Lees executor, for one-half the co
Germ, is said 10 have been a trifle over S35,
900. Mr.. Lee Purchased his share, less thar
two years ago, for about S24 1000.
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FROM HAvANA.-The U. S. Mail steamer
"Cahawba," arrived at Mobile on the Sd,
making the trip from Havana in 451 hours
The Register says:
Our files of Havana papers by the "Ca-
hawba" are to the SO,h, (no paper being pub
lished on Mondays,) and contain nothing of
interest. Business of all kinds was unusual.
" dull. The enrolment of two Regiment
OF Free Black Troops was slowly progress
ing. 1t is said that IL 900 Of this description
of soldiers to be raised for the defence OF
the Island.
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Or A commission Of intelligent gentle
men, connected with the British army, is
now at Springfield, Mass, engaged in exam
lining the system of operations at the Arm
DRY. The English government, it is report
ed, has determined to abandon the contract
system for the manufacture Of arms, and to
adopt our own system of government work
shops. With this view the present commits
sion has been sent out. Our Secretary Of
War has directed that they shall have every
facility for the prosecution Of their purpose.
Much admiration and surprise is expressed
at he excellence and perfection OF the work
at our A; mories. The precision in the man
ufacture of locks which allows the pieces OF
guns to interchange indefinitely is unk nown
to the English workshops. All the guns
made in our Armories can be interchanged
at pleasure; a piece belongs to one gun nc
more than to any other of million. The
British commission find the Springfield Arm
mory in excellent condition under the super
intenderce of Col. Ripley. 1t isgratifyins
TO find John Bull willing to take pattern iron
Brother Jonathan.
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MAGNITUDE OF RUSSIA Russia is the
gre Attest unbroken empire for extent that ever
vast regions of Europe
and Asia, and nearly one-sixth Of the habit
able globe 1t is forty-one times the size of
France, and one hundred and thirty times
that OF rgland. Yet it is too small for the
ambition Alexander who is reported TO
have said: 81 insist upon having the Baltic
to shake upon, the Caspian sea for a bathing
place, the Black sea as a wash-hand basin,
and the north Pacific ocean as fish pond"
he "encroached on Tartary, for a pasture. on
fersia and Georgia for vineyard, on Turkey
Tor garden, on Poland for farm, on Finland
and Lapiand as hunting ground, and took
part Oh North America a. q place of Danish.
ment for offendsrs.''
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BreadstuSfs Europe.

IHc ANS" AOih bSOuomiob Huo uSCu III
some time engaged in a practical calculation
in relation to the relative condition of the
grain and produce markets both home and
foreign. In order to arrive at the probable
effect that the foreign demand would have
upon prices Of American produce, it become
necessary to ascertain the probable supply
on hand, what amount could be spared Tor
export and with what facilities it could be
sent abroad.
Upon this basis the Economist makes its
estimates and ascribes the recent high prices
which ruled in England and France during
The early part Of this year, to panic caused
by the lack Of reliable information relative
10 the supply of human food at their COM
mand. They had reason to know that the
crops OF Europe were short, bu, the extent OF
the shortness was mere conjecture. Both
England and France, in anticipation of a
large advance in breadstuffs, entered into the
market for supplies from their own continent,
with unusual activity, and the speculative de-
mand created by laudable rivalry between
the tv o countries, caused prices to rsle high
er for time than the necessity for actual
and immediate consumption required. 1 he
Eco nomist pretty satisfactorily establishes
the fact from reliable statistics, that the
grain crops of last year fall at least 33 per
cent below an average yield, and that long
before another crop natures. there will be an
actual consumptive demand for that deficit
with the addition of the annual increase OF
their actual wants incident to the increase
enhanced by the belgerent state of affairs in
the great grein-growing districts.
In this View Of the market it is expected
by dealers and spectators that much high
er prices will rule before another harvest
than have yet been obtained. The wheat
crop of the United States for 1853 is esti-
mated to exceed 100 ,OoO, 900 bushels, of which
over one-half would be exported, shoulc
prices warrant, in the form of wheat anC
flour.
Up to March 1st "a, less than 100000
b"si'si- "-I L~~- oxported- The price o
wheat will rule higher proportions tely, thar
other grains, on account of the safety o
transpol tation, and The inexperence OF the
European people of the proper and econom
ical use of corn. In Europe, the price o
wheat preponderates over other productions
in consequence of the facility with which j
can be rendered fit for use. In the Unite,
States, the variety of food used is so mucl
greater than abroad, that no one article wi!
ordinarily rise to rate that will stimulate
preponderatng production of 1t.
The demand for American produce will o
necessity soon exhibit itself, and will unde
the present and prospective state of affair
in Europe continue beyond the consumption
Of the present supply; doubtless the surplu
of another bountiul crop will find a read
market abroad at enhanced prices.
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TIwTY-Two euT-LoTs

IrHETY-TWO valuable out lots, in tie north east and
l. north west qrs. of section =, I. 6. X 10 west aud
lying the side of he Plank Road and less than
two milesrom Evansville. will be sold at public
non at the Court House door in Evansville, Saturday
June 81, 1854.
These Lots contain from one to six acres cacb and
are well situated for residences and part Of them have
fac fronts an the Plank Road.
Plots and descriptions of the same may be seen By
calling the Prosrietors tae land Wheeler &
Robinson corer of Main aud First streets. Evansville
TERMS:-0ne third cash, aud balaLce in !, and 3
years, with interest. Title fleet.
WILLIAM OLMSTED.
CUAS. e.. OLMSTED.
By W HELLER IL RoHINsoS. lmYl6.lM