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nRY GOODS AT COST FOR Cash

TRY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH
business shall sell off the whole of nv we saIs.t
ed stock of DRY GOODS, AT PRIME COST FOR
CASH. commencing Monday, llth June.
The 9sods are entirely new, and most of them
have been purchased within the last two months -
This Is therefore rare opportunity for persons 10
sur ply Themselves at great saving
The stock comprises rich figured and plain Silks
bareges de Lsine. Tissues; English, French and
American Lawns; Ginghams; Spfigged and Dotted
Bed rIinges; Rich embroidered and plain Crane
shawls and Scarf; Maptles in every stsle; Embrpi
Capes. &C., Psrasos; with variety OF ofhsr s,si,
Giles too numerous for insertion N''i
je1l Is Ms,n,..
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Corrssp ondsnes of the Dispatch


dent, &c.
-,..s PHILADELPHIA, Juns ,o.h
The anthracite coal trade from the Schnu,
kill coal region has fallen off little the NJ :,
week. For the week ending Thursday ths
Reading Railroad brought down IS, 36s tons
and for the season, 95e,75l tons against en- q
169 tons to the same time last wear. ~,
Schuylkill Navigation Company broucbt
down for the week only 1857 tons and 20,
the season 634.273 tons, against Is2. 1879 tons
There were 15s deaths in this city last
week-of consumption 10, commissions Is
smallpox 8. typhoid fevers. .
Thomas shocker, lad of 10, yesterday At.
tempted to pass between two cars on the
State road; one of the cars was in mot; io
crnshed-kilIing him Instantly anu
The sentence of death passed upon sanr
81 Johnson. in Lancaster county. Tr m nru
ms mas been reviewed BY the Supreme court
alfccfed to pass such sentence "A the Il " -,
, .So on verdict of guilty Of murder of
the second degree '' %
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Il M - E.-TO
80 ~ - - PASSENGERS ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH.
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
B r E A KFA Asst! BREAK FAST!!
AMPLE TIME GIVEN TO EAT.
Fha subscriber il now prepared to furnish the pas.
of the Richmond and Danvlle and South. Side Rail-
roads, Immediately on their arrival on the cars
my l7-l2m SAM'L D. BURKE
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T1HE RUNAWAY NEGROES who es-

Il capped from the jail of Hennco county on fhe -
day of April 1855, we're FRANK committed a. ths
feet inches high, about 40 years old black stout
built, and had OF, when committed . grey net c.p
which be wore away; GABRIEL, who caiis MI himself
Gabe. belenes to Mrs Shelton on Church Hill, was
hired the present year to Edward West, In the
lower end Of Henrico; he 10 feet inches high.
about 20 years old bach stout built short curly na
ne wore away striped vest and black satinet sack
coat; and MINOR. committed a. the property OF
George Todd Of Caroline, IL feet inches high,
sbout As years old very black lower front tooth
ont h,acf hair little grey and matted, black thin
uh;sk ar. and in verv badly dressed. ap 2l-ts
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..,LL EECHING AND CUpPING

R;.h,,n aces 70 the Medical Faculty and tba G.H",
.;Snnm a. Leecher and Cupper ana tru.ts he o.
MIS- W ma. 70 m merit nit their hind patronage.
nsnse on 10th street, in the rear OF q nes real
49, .ase pest imported Leeehes son.t,nt,v -.
hand and made to ors., Also, Ladies' Bandases on
lisht ovey fbe door fe %
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CHEAP FURNITURE, MATTRESSES

aEEAAP FURNITURE, MATTRESSES
i. CLEs.-JAMEs LUXFORD has removal r. Tn
Nsw i M occupied BY Mr. Dicken, opposite the
ana nn ss. ne has good supply of Mattrssses
MszTS 99ssntlty of second hand Furniture. ~
mATTRESsES made over to look ar wsi
Of FAMILY GROCERTES. eA0oi'ent stock
the h lice Flour and new hind Yeast Powd.,
'u H1 9es' pP, IN use, at shilling box "''''
soh kENT-The store recently ocenr,.d hr It.,
rose g given Immediately and rent low " n'io
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EEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND UAnviLLE
49, RAILROAD CHANGE OF HouRs.-On and after
MONDAY the 18th inst, the passenger train on thir
roed will leave Richmond at O'Clock, A III. instead
of q as heretofore.
Returning, leave Boston at p. M.
By order. z. E. HUGHSCN,
Ticket Agent.
RICHMOND April IL, 1855 az IS-dts
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MEDICINES.
UCK Is EVERY THING.-T5s

r UCK Is EVERY THING.-The
IL course Of true love- Il said did never yet run
smooth, and those who have hsd experience ON
that turnpike Of the Affections OF rather railroad
II 10 soon run oyer-bear testimony to the jolts
poets speak We have great taste IN this time Of
politics and pefplexlties to dsbhle Ia fancy stock1
and risk reputation for gravity. Yet, the illus
cousldered seasonsble, and the moral deducsd from
the illustration may compensate some for the time
of reading IL POLLARD'B IMMINENT has been
before the people, comparatively speaking, . very
short Time and the that 1t has performed since
Its Introduction. without number; and thousandi
ofliving witnesses ready to testify to its cxtrao
binary virtues We therefore take this occasion te
say ts oil who are suffering from RHEUMATISM OF
any disease of like nature. try Pollard's Liniment
and our word for 1t they will find instant relief
Tor sale by PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Bennett
Beers, Adie L Gray. Duval L Norton, w. r. Ladd
L. B. Thomas, and Druggists generally throushou
All lie
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SAILORS TAVERN TRACT OF

GALLO RS TAVERN TRACT OF
~ LAND ON JAMES RIVER, FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY.-We are authorized to sell that valusble
Tract of Laad in Henrico county, on James River
adjoining VIM Boulwsre and Henry Cox's lands
called "Salors' Tavern" about miles below the
city of Richmond, containing about 225 acres, of
which about so acres are cleared the balance is well
covered with oak, pine, chesnus, &c. suitable for
wood and timber This tract Of land abounds in
for mill pond. and as COED fishery as any on the
river. The soil is very good
Terms hberai-apply to Jos. Sharpe, David E.
Sharpe. or to
je5-l2t GODDIN AppERgON
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IVORY TURNIN AND HAIR
I;ns hnh.EThe subscriber 10 prepared tn da 49,
WING IA pIHvNnAMENTAL TURNING AND CAR.
min. p IN lfo6f to any pattern desired for Resi-
h 49, i.Sois' lane Heads. &c. He 10 also prsn.1sd
ists ana Ns s Kings Finger Rings Flowers, Brace
opecimens may be seen at hi. shor ~, IL.
opposite Taylor Williams "op On iiIn street
je Sim rD,
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NEW HOUSE.-The subscriber offers
~ his services to the public to do an AUCTION
COMMlSSION. RECEIVING AND FORWARD
ING BUslNESS-He will sell TOBACCO,
WHEAT. CORN, OATS, &c, on the usual commits
sion: and will receive and forward PRODUCE OR
MERCHANDISE, with dispatch. He expects to
give bis undivid sd attention to his business
CHAS. d. SLAUGHTER,
Danville, May %, 1855.
The subscriber begs leave refer to the oo,oisg per-
John w. Brodnax, Pittsylvania; Thomas D. yohn-
ston. Yanceyville, c.; William Long CaaweIl, N
G.; Col, Williamson Price, William P Nunnaliy. do
Dr. r. T.. Brodnax, Rockingham. N. C; Button L
Hsmlin. Lesksville, N c 3 Samuel Hardin Hasston,
Esq, Henry. Va; John Fontaine. EGG, do: Ragsdsle
Go, Pittsylvania Court. House; James C. BEece,
Halifax County, Va; Stok es Co., Judae william.
Danie Samuel Ayres, Rk hmond, Va.i VIM. Ayres,
my 25-dlm WING and ENQUIRER COPY.
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On ~ oa 3 sterm passed. over Burke county. N G
wss tilisS - =; d.ssns which Col Lewh Con noilv
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- MARLBORO HOTEL, WALL
- STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-The subscri.
Der has leased for a term of years. the above Hotel
formerly known the WALL STREET HOTEL, the
came having been enlarged, repaired and newly fur.
oshed throughout, and assures his friends and the
public that it is his purpose to keep FIRST CLASS
HOUSE. and that nothing shall be wanting on his
part to make it pleasant and comfortable home
Telms-Sl IS per day.
my 14-lm* J. HARDY
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IUNE 18th, 1S55-No. 205 Broad st., at
- 0OLDSMITS TRIMMING AND FANCY
STORE, can be had the greatest bargains in Needle
Worked Goods in the city. His assortment is ve,y
large comprising every sort EMBROIDERED
GOODS imported, and to only witness at what a.-
tonishine low prices Gold.midt sell them IL to be
wondered at. You should only call and see his COL
lars, Sleeves Bands Infants' Waists and Robes In
side Capes, Cambric and Swiss E0gipgs and Insert.
ings, Ladies' Gents and ChiIdrens Hosiery Just re.
ceived large lot pretty Spanish Fans at only 3I4
cents; Ladies' and Chiidrens long and short Mite
from 70 cents TO the nest quality embroidered and
plsin Linen Hdkfs, at worry low prices.
Don't delay, but call immediately at Goldsmidt,s
and get some of his bargains before they are gone
E. GOLDSMITH
Jei 2n5 Broad street
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RUNAWAY.

NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS Re-
" WARD = Ranawsy. from the residence 3 q I The :.
.nbse,iber Isst fall, muletto boy named HART
WELL. He 10 likely boy. about I've feet sx
inches In height, rsther lightly made with hair black
ma strsiaht resembling an Indian, snd msy De
snown 81 having one Of bis toes Il think one OF the
small onss) cut OF think he made his escape on :
20 Pctersbure OF its vicinity. The above reward Of
one hundred dollars will be paid for his
II tateu out OF the State. and fifty doheis taken
within the State, and lodged In some jsl g ynat
can get him sssin WIN ". MSn
is 9-d3w 20. Je ferson, Powhatsn GO We.
NNR HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD -Rannway from the Coke mines, n
this eosnt Monday the 81. u a.. fssf ossss n
height; "a years old intelligent and sprightly; gene
rally smiles when spoken to mouth very smah h .Oa
twice reclaimed A. q runaway within the past year.
once from Augusta Jail and once from koekinsnam.
George will no doubt disown his name and owner
ship % he has before done ..u..
The above reward will be paid for his delivery 1t
tue " I1N,. " A- JNO. J. Width, Agent.
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS.
y Mr. R. H. Jackson-Dear Sir My mother-in.lsv,
Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
for some Is years. Not finding any permanent relief
from the various remedies used, she was induced to
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
suits.
which she was stranger previous to the usa Of your
valuable medicine GEO. w. WILEY.
Richmond, Va. April II, 1855.
advise every family to procure these Bitters.
They may be found at Z. J. Picors, A. Bodekera
8. NJ Zachrisson'a, Chas. Miilspaush's Bennett 4
Beers, and Alex. Duvafs, Druggists, Richmond, Va.
All orders promptly attended to. ap18
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WIN. s. WOOD, CHEAP WHOLE
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN PLATE AND
SHEET IRON MANUFACTURER, AND STOVE
DEPOT, No Main Street, Richmond, "a, doors
abose Old Market, keeps oonstantly on hand full
assortment Of Plsin Tin and Fancy Jspanned Ware.
stoves, Het Air Furnaces Crates, Fsndsrs Gc., ali
Of which he Offers TO the public on the most fsvors-
BILE terms.
ROOFING. GUTTERING and SCOUTING exc.
euted at short notice, either In town country.
Country Merchants would do well to call and ex.
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere, -
NH S-dSm WIN SEARS WOOD.
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+ EONARD'S DOLLAR CORDIAL

IL certain cure for Gravel, elect, Fieur Aibus
aud ell diseases arising from imprudepce. IL has
cured upwards of 5000 PATIENTS and not one single
diseases must try it If they wish a speedy and per-.
msnent cure. No difference In diet 10 required; no
hindrsnce from business, and warrant cure In few
DAYS All should try .,Leonard's Dollar Cordial"
To be had of l.. B. THOMAS, Broad street, Shockoe
Hill and of All Drus sists in Richmond. my 20
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CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS

II fCh L Elm OO1sI L NAs W y u II ~
~ "RIcHMoND, Nov. q, 1851 have tried neary
Ill the cough remedies of the day, and have NO hest
tation In saying that believe MRS. A. B. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable prepare
ton of the kind now in use, and family medicide
alnlost Indispensable. d. WARREN"
MRS. DAVIS COUGH REMEDY.-We eau speak of
the virtues of this medicine from the book, having
witnessed It's operation In bad cough. in which it
afforded speedy and decided Ielief.Rieh Repn6.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex Duvsi, Paterson jackson, Chas Millspaugh
e. J. Pisot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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NOTICE.-The attention of the public
IN Is called to the annexed certificate of BAKERS'S
PREMIUM B1TTERS, which 10 one of the most
popular Family Medicines known In this country.
which be had of Messrs PURCELL, LADD q
CO., and Drugsi everywhere.
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nj OTI C E.-Old Bones, Damaged OF
~ Spoiled Bacon, Lard, Dead Cattle, Hogs o,
any kind of old Grease. always bought at the CITY
OIL AND BONE WORKS. In the old field, between
the Poor House and Bacon Quarter Branch. sign of
the White Flag. my 17-lm*
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COTTAGE, May 18th, 1855, /
Near Curdsyille, Buckingham Co., Va. )


Mr. ELIJAH BAKER:
Dear Sir-My wife having been for many years
afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nervous Debility,
hearing of your Premium Bitters" she was induced
to give them trial After trying half dozen bot.
ties, she found her health much improved, and her
digestive organs greatly and az tonic
to use it to her i'm rovement. 1t is very popular
medicine with many of my neighbors, and it is be-
coming almost in ger eral q tonic in this sec
ton. With my best wishes,
am yours truly
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E{s NOTICE.-EXTRAT TRAIN FROM
eEA THE COTTAGE ON sUNDAY-On and after
SUNDAY 18th inst, and until further notice. an ex-
ira train will leave the Cottage the afternoon of
each Sunday at r. NJ, for Richmond, by which
persons who. go up in the morning, can return
at convenient hour. Fare for the round trip
to and from the Cottage, ONE DOLLAR, provided
tickets obtained at the ticket office before the
departure Of the train from Richmond In the morn.
ing. SAML. RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office Z. e. L p & R.. Richmond May 8.
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DITTERS-75 cases DR.. Mills Aromat-
- ic Stomach Bitters an excellent article for bar.
keepers, for sale by
jeII wM. TAYLOR
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, AND
IN GREAT BARGAINS AT VAL. COHEN's
STORE, us BROAD ST II am opening this day q
magnificent assortment of sesronable Goods con-
.istng in part OF plain, sured sud rich Satin stIip'd
Bereses, Grenadines and Silk Tissues; white Goods
for Dresses EmbToidsies. Fans; Parssols; Mantles
and Grape Sbawls. ie 6-iH+
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TOBACCO AGENCY.
YDEENE ITEaFrIJ AVN

NOTICE.-I hereby give notice to all
IN having claims against the estate of Bernard
promptly, and that these owing the said estate viii
make speedy payment, as intend closing up the
busnets of that estate as early as possible.
JOHN HAGAN, No. rs Franklin st..
my 3a-4w Admir- OF B Hgsan, deed.
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GEORGE w. READ. g.. a. LEsTER;
DEAD & LESTER, Attornies at Law,
IL will attend regularly all the Courts Of Halifax,
Pittsy and Henry, Virginia. and will attend to
the Collection Of Claims in the adjoining ties of
North Carolina.
- Office Crsshesd street, Danville, Va.
NH 2S-Sm
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HOFFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
IL and 200 doz. Bakers (Virginis) Premium Bit
tiers, for sale at manufacturers prieee.
= BENNETT BEERS,
je IL Drug ests
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NOTICE OF OVAL.-M. L.
IN STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, takes this ethod
to inform his friends and customers that he has
moved temporarily to the corner of Sd and Broad
streets, opposite Mr.. Mark Downey's where he will
be pleased to see them ALI and at the same time Of
fering his entire stock Of Clothing and piece Good
at prime cost prior to his removing to his old stand
again a. soon az rebuilt. M. L. STRAUS,
nv 11-2m* Corner Sd and Broad SITS.
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81 FOR RENT.-A room over (W. P.
IA Perkins' store, No. 14l Main street,J well
adapted for most any use, and furnished with shell.
wing and sky and side ght 80 feet long and 80 feet
wide. Apply to W. p PERKINS.
an Cts I1l Eseia Sonars
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GOUA WATEK-The subscriber has
~ added to his Cigar estsblishnenta beautiful So
do fountain, and will furnish the very best Sods
Water to be had in the country.
His Syrups are made of the finest fruit and will
be at all times fresh.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
my IL American Hotel.
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sROM so CENTS to 500 Lovers of
that POWERS DUKE are the only sTtists in
this city that offer good DAGUERREOTYPEa.
nom 90 cts TO Us. which Il an to ever
To be had only Of ss'ssS'sPe
POWERS DUKE, lss Main a..
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It,N DAILY DiSPAfCH.
T1irsDAY MORNING. ..........IuNE u, 1855.
co,,..noas.nce Of the Dispa,ch.

p,b,;e Addresses-.Judge O. Neafs Speech
Nsyt SESSION. of the N. D.-Appcdi from
me q. ID. of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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MAS. II. LANGLEI, lin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &C.,
Metallic Roofing Quit ering aud Spouting, put
up in any part of the city country.
WE'LL AND g RDEN UMP6 For SALE
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Post Office Robberie..

We have frequently alluded to the losses in
CURED by this Office through the non-recept Of
money mailed to our address in different sections
Of the country. We now add several other cases,
Of recent occurrence, in which other parties have
been the losers
In the city Of Baltimore, the refuse paper Is
sold to paper manufacturer in Baltimore county,
by the name Of Wilhelm, whose employees have
recently found two letters containing money. There
Is nothing said as to the number found which did
not contain money. One was discovered by little
girl who was engaged in picking over the paper.
II contained $685. but the letter was destroyed, and
the owner could not be discovered. A few days
afterwards Mr.. Wilhelm learned that his foreman
had found letter directed to the Merchants Bank
Of Baltimore containing si26. This was rather a
larger amount than Is usually found in the waste
paper; 80, INSTEAD Of destroying the letter, as in
the 6rst Instance, the party TO whom Il belonged
was looked up, and the money paid over to him,
Possibly the amount was In drsft, In which case,
n Gould not be used without forging somebody's
name.
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Another case occurred recently in ono OF the
Western States. A letter containing draft
(amount not stated was sold as waste paper by q
post Office TO paper-mlL We presume il il
owing to the fact that the money was contained in
draft that the matter leaked out, Drafts are bad
property to purchase-bank notes are decidedly
preferable.
A business firm writes from Illinois;
"We consider the management of the post
stray letters during the past year amount 70
81, $50"
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Nt.s York Markets.

NV York, June 2e.--Cotton ID unchanged
with a limited business at previous rates. Flour
has declined IL IL cents-saes Of TO- o barrels
good Ohio at IS 75a 80 81 La Southern Is un.
changed, with moderate demand at previous
rates. Wheat Is dull--sales Of white Michigan at
81 so a 81 So. Corn 10 trihe lower--sales Of
10000 bushels; mixed at % l0l. Pork Is sitter
but not quotably higher---sales of 1880 barrels
new mess at SO 80. Beef Ia firm. Lard 10 firm
sales in barrels at 10 l-2alo 81 Whiskey Ohio
SO cents per gallon.
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DIED.

In this city, on the Esd instant, Mrs CHARIrY Pow
ELL wife of William c. Powell in the SD year of he
age. She was native of South Carolina, and tweDt,
years other life member Of the Baptist Church, BY
her life and conversation adornng her Christian pro
mother, and friend. Her whole example was one o.
patience, quieness, gratitude and meek resignation
TO the will of God.
At Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on the 25th inst,
ALEXANDER LADD, Esq, aged 10 years, an eminent
merchant and esteemed citizen for many years con
nected with the Branch Bank of the United States fol
New Hampshire, and its last President.
On the Goth instant, SARAH JANE, wife of William
Henderson, in the Esd year Of her age.
In Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, thu
l4th inst Mt the resi- ience Of her father Rev Johr
Dorrance, FRANCES G /, wife Of Lieut.. John G. Beau
mont u. s. Navy, aged "a years
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British Recruits for he Crimea.

BosroN, June 25-A letter from Holmes Hole
states that the United States revenue cutter Camp
he'll anchored off there on Sunday, having in charge
the British brig Buffalo, of New York, from Mi
ramichi Nova Scotia. The cutter fell in with the
brig, when number of Germans on board ap-
peaed for his protection, stating that they were
engaged to work on railroads in Nova Scotia, bu
suspected that thoy were in reality designed for
the British service in the Crimea. They asked to
be taken out of the vessel, and so the cutter d
termned to detain the brig until the matter should
be legally investigated.
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M ESSRS. EDITORS I'll wish TO COM
IvA municate, through the medium Of your col
umns the following case for the benefit Of the sict-
ed About three years ago. applied at the Office Of
Drs. Brothers Gray, with syphilitio disease Of 7
years standing The symptoms were general sma-
citation and debility part Of the time hectic fever The
disease had contaminated the whole system, and had
nearly ruined my constitution. One or more open
hole eaten through the roof Of the mouth BY the
effects Of the complaint and mercury. Most Of the
medicines received from all, was mercury In some
form another which caused the mercurial rheuma-
tism. The treatment Of Drs. Brothers a Gray soon
arrested the progress Of the disease. The whole
thirty eight ulcers which rendered my leg almost
mass Of corruption perfectly healed, md has re-
manned well for three years. In justice TO Drs Bro
theirs Gray, as well as the good Of the public
deem u my duty TO make this remarkable and unpre-
cedentsd cure as extensively known a. possible.
RICHARD Y. w0oDMILL,
jel6-2w No. Is Mulberry street, N. Y.