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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

DEATH WHILE RoBBING The Prattville (Ala.)
Statesman learns from private letter from Coosa
county, received by gentleman in that place. that
the times are harder than were ever known -
There Is great distress among the poorer class
some have even had recourse to stealing to get
bread for their families. A gentleman near Brad :
fords Factory, seeing that his corn was going away
faster than was agreeable, concluded TO watch his
crib Hs stationed himself inside and locked the
door. Alter waiting some time, three needy gen
tIemen made their appearance, and proceeded to
raise one corner OF the crib, and through the
opening one of them went 10 TO NIL their sacks -
Az soon as he was fairly in, the owner OF the crib
presented double bsrrellsd gun and told him to
stand, or he would shoot him but not needing rhe
thf eat. he sprang TO the opening Intending to make
his exit but as he was about hall way through,
his friends outside 6nding they were discovered.
let GO, and down came the crib upon the man, and
kiIlet him instantly.
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TROUBLE IN BUENos AYREs.-The Buenos Avrss
British Packet of March 10, contains a stat. ment
signed by five American and five British Ebipmss-
ters (the Americans comprising Captain L. s. Stock
Of tn ship Geneva Richard Bettes of the shin Art
Union; Philip Amy, of the brig PeIssversnce and
Joseph HILL of the bsrque Scot Dyer > giving an sac
count of an alleged outrage which they affirm to
have been committed upon Capt LincoIn, of the
American baTque Maria. by government guard.
back with two friends-Cspt F. Lincoln Of the Clip
sy, and Capt. Dodge Of the Geneva. As the three
were slowly passing the guard hoEse, Captain Lin
coins horse walking very quietly, soldier sotiEg
upon the Instructions of officer, came forth and
deliberately stabbed Capt Lincoln in the left bresst
with his oayonet iLfictipg severe wound, because
as tie soldier sai3 he was racing
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SHOCKING BRUTALITY.-A lieutenant of the Phil
adelphis police, on Thursday night last, was in
formed of a shameful piece of cruelty to child
and, repairing to the spot indicated, found little
girl, whose father and mother were In the aims
house, and who was bound to her employer, tied
around the neck with 4 rope which was strsf ched
tightly to the ceiling of sufficient length to prevent
her sitting down moving. The rope had been
placed around her neck In order to keep her swake
to attend cradle, and was fixed SO that If she bad
fallen asleep she would have been strangled. She
was taken by the policeman to station housa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

GEN. seoTT's APPEARANcE-A correspondent of
the Boston Journal writing from New York, says
IN passing down 18th street to-day, met for the
first time for many months Gen Scott. He resides
In splendid mansion in that street which he has
purchased since the title of Lieut. Gen was given
war With MEXICO. He grows old quite rapidly. aud
the change In his appearance since the result of the
campaign that elected Gen. Pierce very apparent
His lofty form Is bowed down-his elastic step has
passed away-s look of sadEess and WEAKNESS has
settled upon those once expressive and decided fea
lures be leads very retired life-sees but little
eompanv-Iarely appears in public. and usually
walks alone. IL Is not possible to Gen. Scott
and not be struck with the truthfulness of Sha. G.
of man
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

SINGULAR NAME 1t seems that the next Con-
gress has curiosity in store which will mater iay
add TO lis attractions The Columbia (Texes3 De-
mocrat has the following announcement:
Three Legged Willie s spoken of for Congr ess.
Judge Williamson has few superiors, In point of
talent, In Texas"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

ATTEMPT TO CUT BREAK THE ERIE CANAL
Last Tuesday night some persons cut a cbsnnel Is
inches deep, across the tow path OF the Erie canal
near feTlnton, Y where the great bresk of 1888
occurred Mr.: Bsbcock the Superintep pdent, has
Kept watch there days and nights and this attempt
as ade about the hour when the watch is changed.
Ths Channel was discovered in time to prevent any
damage, but not before some water had escaped.
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Sole froprietora Richmond. v

RICHMOND, January l6 l6S5,
Me.srs Dove Co.-For about seven years usy
negro boy, Simon, had an ulcer the shin bone Of
one OF hs legs; he bad had the very best medical sd
vice and the strict est attention from elf the sore
has been repeatedly pouteed and burnt ih csuslie
at intervals whilst giving applyin medicine. has
been kept low diet, and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore would
be hslaEse as the palm ofs mans hand and al Others
10 larger than half dime and even when IL hiss at
tanned this all size would breek out again be-
oaspa certainly discouraged about 10, and one day
while In your store, asked you what must SO tor
il; you gave bettie Of your Turf OH, a1o sHer
using bottles (by the airecftonl twas shnrely
heated Previous 70 the time Of asins H. ee hae lost
sibs from his work, est since % hss Ssa asxst
n.sIs.sly on his limb about two hnnaEed and bfty
Dollars ard Il rive, pleasure e ado q the nany
YOU have, this sesiino.,si 81 'hs Sas
Oil Very IespessiaI. *, so,s en- -,
mh Sl-ascts 4
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heavy hail storm passed over Newberry, & c.,
last week, damaging the crops and tearing down
trees and fences, also over Spartsnsburg. Some
of the hailstones were the sizs of hens egg, and
Thursdsy there was hail storm at Charlie ston,
South Carolina.
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SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS.

The Penny Post. 10 its notice of the returns
says most of the counties from which 1t has re-
turn, the American gains have been steady and
coEtinued. In an article on Amerlcapism, it So "a
that let whatever fate attend the late struggle OF
the American party in Virginia, there Is not one
member of 1t who has anything to regret In look
log to hispast efforts in the glorious work OF ma
honalizing ard protestantizing our beloved land
bility trail in the dust it must rise agein TO triumph
10 the end over thousand ields. Defeat If 1t
should come, will rather unite them more firmly.
and knit in closer bands that noble band Of Union-
loving men, who seek but their countrys good, and
strive only for Its truo sd dVancemsnt.
TIE Rnquirfr says that the election of Wise by
an unprecedented majority, is conceded even by
Know Nothings. All the Democratic candidates
for Congress, are Undoubtedly returned The Le-
gislsture Is certainly safe.
The HAig, conu.enting upon PerIy's letter
about S0ule to the President says that lie "speaks
with great freedom, 4nd Ia order to roach head.
quarters with the sa-tpossible delay, he addfessas
himself directly to the President. There va. not
much of Soule when he started for Spain, not all
as much when ne came back, and now nothing st
Gil exoeptin the past tenss"
We see ii stated, that the President has doter.
ulined to remove Mr Perry immediately in con-
sequence OF The freedom and boldness OF hls lei,
ter"
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VILLAINoUa-The ladies' cabin OF the steam > r
Wilcox, was fred into by some villain from the
bank of the river, when the vessel was near Tus-
ca'oosa, Ala. few days since.
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DOLLARD'S RHEU MATIC LINZ
4 MENT.-WHAT PEOPLE THINK OF IT

ABROAD.-In letter recently received from
gentleman in Monroe, the following 10 given az his
opinion of Pollerd's LnimeDt. He ssys:
in regard to the Nerve and Bone Liniment pre-
pared by you, 1t surpasses anything of the kind
ever saw. AS soon as got home commenced using
1t on an old servant woman, W no had been laid 10
for three four years with rheumatism In her feet
and legs and greater part of the time perfectly
hel pless- with limbs very much swollen every
change of weather-snd by the time she had used
three bottles, the swelling had nearly subsidized and
she that she s better than she for years
| shall spare pains in letting my friends know of
its virtues"
Fer sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett &
Beers, Adis Gray, Duval & Norton, w. r. Laid,
L. 3. Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the eity nv
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ap S-ts
"THE whole press of Philadelphia re out

"THE whole press of Philadelphia are out
in favsr of HeoFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs, .s they
are prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson. We are glad to
record the success of this valuable remedy for dys-
pepsis, believe it supplies desidel stnm in
the medical world long needed. The wrets he'd inn
tatoTs and couuterfeiters have withdrawn Il cir
trums from the market, and the public spared
from the danger Of swallowing poisonous mixtures
% lieu of the real Bitters "-HeTGtd.
e gents for this city-mtssrs. PURCELL, iiADD Il
nd BENNETT BEBLs, Druggists.
Co. DIV
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vHs lEEoHEs.-The nuh Ia ar

Ic 'Es LkEUHEe.- NO PuUIC dIt
~ l. 4, thatI have just received by Adsms
hereby informe superior Swedish Leechei, W hick
Express lot OF the most reasonable tenns; car
VIII De spphed upon the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the Amerie. 1klip streets
25th between Main and Fra a promptly atteude :
B.-Cupping and Leeehil
o, at the shortest notice. C. HOBSON
no
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LATEST FROM HAVANA The New York Journal
of Commerce has the following correspondence
f ON Havana dated May 18th:
I he United States War steamer Fulton, Mitchell
Comm Nauder, arrived from Norfolk yesterday, and
left last Night at II O'Clock In search of Commodore
McCaulev to be found probably at Key West -
The Captain General passes this week on tour of
Inspection to Natanzss end the villas East, leaving
Havana TODAY with his staff. The british sloop Of
war Eurydise 'eft port on cruise 18Th The
French brie of '. ar Melagre sailed in company,
same dav. The lack Warrior arrived last even
ing, and leaves at an early hour this morning, al
ways purctual.
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CAL.AMANDER FIRE PROOF

~ SAFES. MAEUFACTURED BY EyAEs Il WATSON
PHILADELPHIA These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore, Philadelphia sn6
New York, ard when pened tn cir contents of books
and papers found to be unnjured They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes with HalPs patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from 800 to
$500. For sale by H. BALDWIN.
NH Sl-tg 1i3 Main at Richmond
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4 vEkTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS

~ "RICHMoND, Nov. q, 1871 have tried nearly
all the cough remedies of the day, and have no hesi
tation in saying that l believe MRS. A. g. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable prspsra-
ton of the kind in use, and family Hedicide
almost Indispensable. z. WARREN"
MRS. DAVIS COUGH REMEDY.-We eau speak of
the virtues of this Medicine from the book, having
witnessed its operation in bad cough. in which ft
afforded speedy and decided relieE-Rieh Repub.
For ssie by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett q bsers,
Alex. Duyal, Paterson x Jackson, Chss. MilspauEh,
=. J. Picot, A. Bodsker and Charles D. Yale.
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| IGHTNING RODS.-PROTECT

| LIGHTNING RODS.-PRO ECT
~ YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS!- !-STEB-
BINS MILLER, having been engaged in this city
and the surrounding country for number of years
past in putting o LIGHTNING RODS, and having
as they believe given entire satisfaction, would in
form the public that they stll prepared to put
up, either In town country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers.
Thankful for past patronage, they respectfully ask
continuance from the public.
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office. Box 70. NH 27-Su*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

Delegates from Virginia, North Carolina AID
Tennessee, are expected at the celebration OF Ia
anniversary of the battle of Kings Mountain, 1t
Yorkyle, S. c., on the lat of October.
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MIsTAKE.-The Wheeling lntelIigencer says that
the Hempfe Railroad has contracted with no
Crescent city mills in that city for iron as there
are no such mills there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

The company of 578 Mormons recently arrived
in New York IL the ship Curling, were trained to
obey the sound of a bugIe, at which they rose to
meals and prayers, and mustered on exercise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

PaIke Goodwin, one Of the proprietors of Put
nsms Magazine, is the writer of America for
Americans, published in that journal
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Hon. X. RAYNKR.-The Daguerreotype
of this dstin guished gentleman, Tho spoke at the
African Church Monday night, be at the
gallery of NJ. P. sIMONS. 1t 10 a fine likeness and
will be admired by his numerous frer ds. Those In
want of good pictures, would recommend to
call on slMONs. my %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inHamstion
from the severest burns scalds, in from TO
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds without
scar il effectually cures Fever Sores Piles, Salt
Rheum, Infammetory Rheumatism Cuts. Wounds,
Bruises, Scsld Henh Corns and BGnions, ErYsipelss,
Sprsins, Swellings, Felops, Chblsins, Birss OF In
sects, Swelled and Broken Breast, Bore Nipples
Eruptions, and all otherindammatory and cutaneoos
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This article 10 put up in blue wrappers. With
steel plate label, and signed by II. DALEY, Ma
ker, and c. y. ClekneT < Co, Prophetors, 10 guard
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly every
store.
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists. are the only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
style, and they furnish the trade at propre ore pri
cAs Retail price ON Nv 2Sc a box NH 26-dk ys6Eu
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G. B. LUCK, Stock and Lano

APencY GoYernOr btTeel
Stocks bought and sold commission.
The highest price paid for Land Warrsnts
Gold and Silver wanted. 4.
Cy Prize Tickets In all Lotteries sold in LottsTie
under the management of Z. FRANCE CO., VIII De
prom pity paid by me and all enquiries relative to
the business of K. FRANCE Co addressed to them
AT Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
nv I6-ts C. B. LUCK.
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The Nashville Gazette Is In possession OF the
most cheering Information relative to the crops
throughout Tennessee.
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REmovAL.-The Ofhce of the RaCHmol

FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed to the seeohS
story of the Building eorn~r of Main aud llth ss.
sw- Entrance on llth stree - vu. ,Nsr1
RANGES, will be promptly attended to. NTH
Without Boosting OF their ability to eonPIy -
their obligations they tax, pleasure In Ieisrtlnk -
Ill who have had business with the Once 70. 49,. .n
satiafactory manner in wheh it has been uensao~
JAMES G. CRANE, President
ny ,.a So, ,rv jalS
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w. R. Badwell, foreman on a railroad at Hamil-
ton, Canada West, was murdered on the 17th io-
slant, by two man to whom he refused employ
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The South Carolina Railroad has reduced fre light
on cotton to rs centsper bale.
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Pro-savery men have been elected in every dis
trict in Kansas Territory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

The paper hanging factory of Janeway & Co ,
in New Brunswick, was burnt Tuesday morning.
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ARREST OF A CoUNA ANERFEtrER.-O Monday
night, calling him. .'sit Wtpslow Hubbard,
was arrested In Albany, Ne York. i.Hr passing al
tered bills. He had succee,i led in puttins of eight
$40 bills the Schoharie Ban k, alter ed from aGes
upon many differen! individuals The work e
neatly done and well calculate TO deceive.
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According to the Montreal Herald, Mr.. Morri.
son, OF La Chute, c. T., has q COW only fix years
cid, which has had fourteen cslves-ah coming
into the world living.
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NOTICE OF RENO OVAL--M. L.
~ BTEAUoJ Merchant Tailo. taaa- lh4s me thod
iufoT1 Lis fril ads and custcuIeTs to lie has
Ms,ed Temporarily to the conner OF ii aud Broad
ssSe8ts opposite Ar. Mark DoWney'G, here he will
b, pleased t. them all; and III thu -ane time Of.
5TIng his entire stock of Clothing az piece Goods
prime coat pnor To his removing t. his old stand
again "a soon Iebuilt. NJ L. oTSAUS,
nv linn Corner ID ..I Broad str.
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The Wesleyan University of Iowa. have elected
DR.. L. w. Berry, of New Albany, Ird Presid ent
of the Institution
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MEDICINES.


~ all Urinary Diseases, for male and female, Is
LEoNARD'S DOLLAR CORDIAL. The reputation of
ai cted with the above disesses 1t is grestly re-
commended for weaknesses proverbisl With fe-
stitutions t.-
The quantity for femaesi half the quantity of the
dirse tons the Bottle.
To be had of l.. B THOMAS, Broad street, Shockoe
Hill, and of all Drugg gists in Richmond. ray IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

Hon. ]. Guthrie, Secretary of tee Treasury, il
confined to bis house in Louisville, Ky, by sick
ness.
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The murderer, Parks, to bs hung on LIST of Jul Q,
made an un'uceessfui attempt to escape Thursday
night at Cincinnati.
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TNkUE TURF OIL.-For Old Sores OF
l. every description. on Man or Beast. One tse-
spoonful equal to ounce OF any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprsins, Ulcsrs and Fellons Scads aud
Buns Sore Leg and ChiIblains Fresh Cut Wouads
Cramp and Tett er Stings of Insects. Wounds under
the Nails Inhamed Breasts, Ggandular Tunors, Sore
Back swelle6 Legs and sssdness of Joints.
Warranted 10 cure, and no damage from exposure
TO colds.
Applied to burns at once, itlesvss no scar. Sal
Pdce 30 and IS cents bottle ... a.
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Two counterfeiters, with large quantity OF
Greenwich, Y, Bank counterfeit notes, were ar
rested in Hartford, Thursday.
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The wheat crop in Orange, North Carolina, has
been annih Hated by the chinch bug
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John L. Chapman has been found guilty. In Cam
bridge, Mas Of the murder of r Cozzens and wife
He is in the last stage of consumption.
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In some counties in Alabama, corn is selling at
Ave dollars per bushe
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EACkSUN' > EACELSlOR BIZ
~ Mr. r. Jsckson-Dear Sir: My mother-in-law
Mrs Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
for some l6 years. Not finding any psrDansn relef
from the various remedies used, she was induced to
try your EXCELSIOR BITTERS," and il affords
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
suits
She enjoy her food with relinh to
which she strsn ger previous to the Of your
valuable medicine GEO. w. WILEY.
Richmond, Va, April IA, 1855
l advise every family to procure these Bitters.
They may be found at T.. j. Picot's, A. Bodekars,
9. M. Zacbrisson's, Chss. MEpaugh's, Bennett &
Beers, and Alex Duvaps, Druggists, Richmond, Va.
All orders prom pity attended 70. apis
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Madame Merguis, actress at the German Thea
tire, Louisville, Ky, was robbed on Saturday night
last of 5000 worth Of jewelry
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A propeller of $50 tons intended for the China
trade, was launched Tuesday from Bast Boston.
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JEo W. WRIaHT n Co. are prepares
a, r-esiys all kinds Of Produce aud Merehandize On
storage at their Warehouse on the ooek, on - tes
E1 I2-6fn
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hon VIM Holland. formerly It. Governor aud
Aitornsy Generai of Connecticut, di, On Tuesday.
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Ed. L. Pratt, for long time property man of
the Cincinnati National Theatre, died there on the
Goth
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lad named John H. Reilly was drowned ct Co.
Iumbia s. C on the Goth inst
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Robt. Murray, ofVa, sailed from Boston on Wed
nesdsy in the Asia, for Liverpool
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DR.. Washington Rossinsn was severely wounded
ia an affair OF honor with Mr. McCory, at Vicks-
burg. Mss on the 3b inst.
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Jxo. III. BosHER. Sec

SAm'L Cary, Dealer in Paper ldaterlai
fR.es ROPES RAGsiss 6c-l South Fpnehn OF /,
doors West Of OLD Market, buys small a. 20 sn Is
s ia,. fs g. dom
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GE

GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS The
subscriber has just received his second supply of
Summer Goods, making his stock now complete, en-
braong all the late styles of Cloths Cassimeres aud
Vestings. Alss-Black, Blue, Brown and Dahlia
Dress and Frock Goats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Coats all styles Silk, Linen, Grass, Alpaca Shang
hal bingham. Drap-d'Ete and Lutong Goats; Fancy
snd Black Cashmere, Linen and MsrIeles Psnte
Vests Of every style and quality; Shirts; Drawere
CClar9; Stocks; Crsvats; Ties; Gloves; Susperders
Hdkfs; &c, to which he would respectfully ask his
trends and the public generally to call and examine
F.. B. SPENCE,
my2 No 100, corner Main and 18th sts
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long debate ensued on a motion asking for a
select commit; 10 inquire into the rscticaty Of
uniting the British armies. The mtJtion was loss.
The bill 70 suppress GIetna Green marriages was
also lost Tie second reading of the BILL permitting
ne marriage TO deceased wfe's sister, carried
by small Irajsrity.
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r4s DAILY DISPATCH
BY J. A. COWARDIN

ys.pAILY DISPATCH is served to subscriber,
sTytsp QUARTER CENTsPER WEEK, pay able to
~ Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year in
advance. ~ r,Yup mon 4. 49,, -
-. ma 7usiIed to subscribers at 81 perannum
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTIoE-Ihe Annual Meeting of the
BURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
will be held at the Office Of the Compsny at Rich.
mond on WEDNESDAY, the S0th of May, at Il
o'cockM C.. w, MACMURDO Tr
-