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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-20

THO RENT-Two FIRST CLASS WINTER OR SUMMER
brick and houses, the heights 1t New Drhton
Staten Island delightfully."- situated commanding an extern
repets with every eonvenieneo Of water works above
below; dumb waiter, speaking trumpets stables aud
garden ground private walks and avenaes
within minutes walk Of Kew brighton ferry and Of
easy access Quarantine Rents 500 and $500 For fur
ther PARTICULAR apply the premises 70 HAMi
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SPORTING, &C.

NTEwFoUNpLAND DOC FOR sALE.wARKANTEu
~ oes y sn sssn q livery stable
corner OF Broadway and Thirteenth streee.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

1OsS NEW TROY sTEAMBoATLINE, FROM PIER
1000. 10 loot Of Liberty street. atop steamer RiP
VAN WINKLE &. w. Farnham. comma nder steamer CON
MODoRE b. Smith comm .nder, will form daily line be-
reisht These Of the 81 GLASS Tor
strength speed we'll kr favcrtee the public hAv
offer every that can DO desired By either
Troy time form connections with all railroads
North East West enabling passengers 20 reach
and int mediate points the day Troneh tickets
cn be obtained board the boats for ssrasosa Morsan
WORT edward whitehall Casteton Rutland, Burlington,
Rouse,s Point and Montreal The Northern Freight Ex
press will bills ladng TO all points as above named
Shippers whs desire have time receipts BY applying az
the ofice the pier A. A. DfkEAAS.
April 20, 1865.
Tie steamer Commodore will take her place the line
or about the LIST May.
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ITO LEr-THE WHOLE OR PART OF A TWO STORY
attic and Placement house. ITO Delaney street.
with nine FIRE places well situated for tepemens Apply ct
$50 Warrington street. MICHAEL SHAY.
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EXTRA PAY.

land warrants under the late sct Of Congress- oai
nave the same properly collected, application TO WM
HAWS, 3 Canal street Letters from the eountry
~ answered. 80 80
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TRUsTEE'S SALE OF RICHMOND THEATRE, AT
auction AS trustee in deed of made by
samuel Myers Esq to the subscriber trustee for the
purpose OF securing A. Myers ESQ., endorser dated
18th November 1858 duly recorded Richmond Husngs
Court on the 18th February, 1884, shal In execution
the said trust and Mt the of the said A. Myers
proceed to SELL at pu Bile suction the premises Mon
the 7th day OF May 1865 at the hour Of o'clock r. NJ
hfair not the next fair day. part the estate con-
Richmond Theatre situated in the city Rchmon st the
corner OF Broad and Seventh property s 90
well known to the citizens that further description IL
deemed but for inform abroad
would state that the building on Broad street
about feet extends hack 4O eet 10 A
alley The front is built Of sne, whole buildnr
WYNN the last few years has been cmpeely
repaired and now in most perfect orders The rent re-
ceyed from IT Is about So 0O0 axth
cash; balance ~ H. and 30 months for negotiable
notes interest &c died. secured by trust deed taxes
chaser. CODDIN frustsa
ing note-- s"
theatre IL 10 understood that property here Of
Tered has for several past itself
tronized establishment OF the kind the
erasing population OF the city affords every
ieve that will continue to be WE'LL better sup
ported than heretofore It, therefore, great induce
place tor other public exhibition, which the city
stands greatly in need As site hotel business
houses its position at the Seventh and Broad
streets and nearly Immediately opposite depot the
Richmond Frederick sburg Company
recommends the property offered for sale highest
manner to persons desiring to make safe and
investment.
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1E LARMoNT, PAJIs AND LONDON PHYsICIAN
M and surgscI author Of We nediss AdvisG ana nas
esn.pi.sd No q ISds ssrsss sorsst q bread
Those ~ distance treated BY mail aaa empress. We
ccnesr with other papers N Esscm msnMnE p y sd -
Day Book, 10. N. B-rot VI drug stera.
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYIN0 CARDs.-FARo PLAYING CARDS, vIRy
cid and well seasoned With all the ysrious cther q1s,
For ras trade and club houses ~ their STORE NA
Barclay street opposite the Askor House
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIEs-GLLE CAROLINE We.
IL xien,s dancing academy p Howard street, 10 open
or the gentlemen In the most fash
the day School for practice every even
IL O'Clock.
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MUSICAL.

GREAT DARGAIN.1SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE
" panoforte finished all round metallic frame best ma.
kerr and warranted; cost $780, used few months Wl
ee sold for 1888 Can DO at NO. College place. from
10 to o'clock. S~ ~
MUSICAL.-MR. EDWARD BARTON, PROFESSOR
1u of the concertina, guitar and pianoforte
nS n n. that he eoatipRahife - 'f''s A."s~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

PLuNDERISG THE SLAIN.-The account of the
field OF battle the Tchernsya, after the recent
contest given by the correspondent of the London
News, is not very complimentary TO the French
soldiers-the famous Zouaves Itsays:
"The Zouaves had made general collection of
crosses, relics and medals and reaed them to
visitors, In addition to which piekings from the
dead bodies, they made smsll collections of money
from the persons of the wounded, managing dex-
eriously to extract il from the inside of the roua-
ers close to the knee, where the Russian soldiers
generally carry their money, while pre.endiug to
examine into the nature Of the wounds, thus avoid
Ing giving any. mental pain TO the sufferers Some
very fine rihss quite new, and now seen for the
first time, were found on the field but were in-
stantly taken possession of By the military euihor-
i!ias and the sale prohibited"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

AN INVENTORS AND INDUsTRrALIsTs EXHIBITIONS
is to be opened In Boston next month, for the
bene it of the inventors and mechanics exhibiting
The plan Ia to divide the proceeds among the ex
hibitors, according to the merits and attractions
of their articles, the awards to be made by a conn
mittee elected by themselves. This appears to be
equitable plan II any one 10 to profit by an In.
Industrial fair it should be those whose ingenuity
and skill make 1t attractive A certain proportion
of the proceeds might by common consent 90 to
the establishment of an inventors fund, 30 iha.
Ingenious mechanics without money could always
secure the necessary assistance to aid them in per-
feeling their Inventions and getting them into op-
Grafton, after which the Individual borrowing
could repay the loan.
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FALL RACES
BROAD RIO CK

HNA BkUAD RyO G. II
hNAaSiiss.1sr1I. Nc. Us. .;1 ... Met.
o.ton.. ,os. = > .. =, the . ssseaa nONDAY ine
Sissf m D1f@SSHDAY -1s eSszaf % s.s IA
s =. Is. sas ' 70 ass :s % Ss q % e
aA '0s's Closed EETsiss isf 1sns .sh the folovssb
Me- Wm Il. 0ibbons names b. m. fhHo, By Marie
T.a!:: s'es 'sssi cs1sss s s..s
aer out OF Aadora, FIVE years cid
eos ont OF Madsrs, four years old. -,
an MT ~. Jonn m C.mgeel names sh Florids, BY wss.
Ne Joba campbsii n.mss ny 4.iaea1 a. . s,,,hlm 2.
BY Warner, out Of Glosna three ys.rs old go : &
george. ss q Gsas.: s.. e: =
W ~, b. 2 NsGrsth nsms. Oh. ,. Sam Lssehsr. By
Mr.. John Walsh names b. 4. Lawson. bv Wssn.- 81
out No Of c.,n an::rsrs dam. seven year. old.
sss, out q Mary Morris four 5ssrs Old. y o'ea-
sEcoND SAY-TiUEsDAY.-As sv..y.t... for /.
closed with the following subssribs.s: A'.'-' g
III, Dsy,a MeDanisl names I. by Regent, dam b. i
chssth.m and James Tally nsms. &. q by Rev.
ess. Calvin ersen name'b ;, by sovsreisn. dam Ann
THIRD INSTRUMENTATION, Club
Fou sT5 Day THURsDAY- Pro,,,.....a
FELa DAf-FhfDAf, Oct l2-k sweepstake
ior unried three year ol6s eg0 entrances half 1or-
fei-slosed with the following ent.es:
Lilly. es''si, 10"
Mechanic Mo1tis name Oh { BY Regent, dam by
Csps John Bsichsr naues Mr r. A. Prindsps brf
BY Cnilde HAROLD. dam BIZ Boston
Spasd. BY Wssusr, .a - - - - = "a
j w j. shsw names 4 3 C. BY imported Hector.
out Of Ellen 1ateman's dam 80 - '''''-s
Sixth DAY-gATUnDAY, ost Il -prous,stoy,s
Purse $500 three mile hssts fcf { hsndissr rsas
nee fa horses only that have saStsd IN sonae fSSS
during ths week.
aus CALVIN QRHEN prc~sv
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The value OF foreign goods imported into the
port OF Boston during the week ending the 18th
inst. was 81 ,l05 343
IL is rumored that Mr. Buchanan, will, on hi.
return 10 this country, be married to Mrs Polk
the widow OF President Polk.
Msj. MARYLAND Of WISH Ia s,on. vho mvs,srious-
y disappeared, hss beeu found 10 Penney lsauis
alive.
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French ApMIRAL's IDEA OF PROVIDENCE -
Admiral Brust Ia his official dispatches respecting
the sfair at Sweaborg, ssys:-"It seemed as II
Providence watched over US It evidently did in
the following occurrence: "A red hot ball, pass
Ing through the deck OF the Aigrette got into the
powder house. and lodged between q copper csnis
ter and the wood work, which II began TO consume
when water from the pump being thrown upon 1t
put out the FIRE and cool led off the balli"
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Loss OF THK BRIG GLIDE WITH ALL HANDS
The brig Glide, of Windsor, Ellis, from Glas
cow, for Halifax loaded with railroad iron struck
on the Maize ledge about the lst instant and sunk
Il Ia supposed all hands were lost. Some wreckers
with diving-bells succeeded yesterday In getting
up about twenty tons of the iron
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

Faosi HAVANA The steamer Cahawba has ars
rived at New York from New Orleans via Havana.
She brings dates from Havana to the 12.h instant:
Sugar was improving owing to the scarce supply.
Whites 4 4 q Ia; browns 3 l.2 a33 4. Mo
lassss ID scarce. Exchange on Northern ports Ia
Id discount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

THE WOUNDED AT BURLINGTON Mrs Phelps,
OF Ellicotts Mills and MIR Harlan of Cecil county.
wounded by the late railroad accident at Burline-
ton, J, have recovered sufficiently to return 10
their homes. Dennis O'Kane of Georgetown, D C,
Is still at Burlington, slowly recovering. Hon VIM
Maclay of New York, will be confined to his bed
there, 1t 10 said for several weeks Mrs King Of
Charleston, and several others are recovering
rADidly
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CTOKES g. co. offer for sale

STOKES g. CO. offer for sale
~ 1850 bags Java, Rio and Lasuayra Coffee
lI5 hhds N o Sugars, part prime sf s
495 hbls Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugars
20 half boxes Loaf do
400 boxes Tallow, Sperm and Adamsntine C n.
dies
$50 boxes Window dlass all sizes -..er
200 chests and half chests Teas 81
1850 kegs Nsils, assorted aa '-@ -.t e
us boxsz escorted Candy .5-.I zEf
200 hbls N o Molasses
so do Tanners Oil fr2 tF
loo kegs Soda al. ....4-. Is ...A &
so boxes Olive Oil
With great variety of other Gooda yvhfsh " q eer
on the usual terms to the trade. eu l8-6u
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Circus COMPANY IN TRoUBLE.-The Harris
burg Herald states that Franconis Circus Company
having made second visit to that borough, were
obliged to leave their and fixtures there es
security for the payment OF the ground rent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

BIBLE IN PUBLIC ScKoOLs.-The Board of Edu-
cation of Hudson city, N Y, have In consequence
of difficulties in schoole of other cities about the
use of the bible, resolved, that "in future the
Principals of all the schools under the juriedic-
tioE of this Board of Education be instructed to
the Bible as text book, without teaching secta.
rsn principles until they are otherwise ins.ruc,-
pd
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WEDDING PARTY.-Rev Dr. Lowell, of Boston,
on Thursday, united couple in matrinoDy, the
father and mother of whom he also married nearly
fifty years ago. He also christened the bride in
her Infancy, and five of her brothers and sisters,
all of whom living were present, In the company
were five couples whom the Doctor married, sew.
erai II not the most of whom are grandpart ns.
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PRICE OF BREAD-The price OF bread still re-
mains unchanged 10 the city notwithstanding the
reduced cost Of flour. 1t may be that one or two
establishments have lowered their prices but, as q
general thing, the bakers to be thu last per-
sons who learn that breadstuffs have fallen. In
Albany, the. example of Mr. Osborn, who first In.
creased the size OF his losves, has been followed
by nearly all the bakers of the city.
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FROM TURKS IsLANp.-An arrival at New Yo,s
brings advces from Turks Island to the lat SepteL..
rapgsments Of the British Goverpm ant subfectirR q
all inter-colonial pswspapsrs to penny tax, q
needless exsoion, and certain to cut OF all their
exchanges.
During the fortnight ending Sept the exports OF
salt were 80 428 bushes l4f goo bushels were still
on hand in the Island. The price quoted was "a to
Is cts; export duty, cent.
The American schooner Cicero, Daulby master. Is
days out of New York, bouud for Asp tnwsll with an
assorted cargo was wrecked on the reef at Burch's
Lookout, Csicos, on Monday, August e. The great
er part of the cargo was saved dry.
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NOT A PoLITIcrAN.-Donald Mckay, the great
other day by some of the political parties In Boston
delegate to something, requested the Boston
Atlas to say that he never takes interest enough
In politics to so with any party. He believes the
country 10 still safe, and The refore declines being
delegate to any convention"
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MAINE ELECTIONS. The returns from the cleo
ton In Maine show the following result in the
House: Republicans 81, Democrats e., Wings 81.
Two districts yet unreiurned will probably send
Democratic Representatives.
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FRom THE FAR WEsr.-I The remains OF Capiair
Gibson have reached st. Joseph. The Sioux in
Fort Kearney ON the 4th uls. with 1900 men, pro-
ceedipg with forced marches; destination unknowr
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MORTALITY OF BosroN.-The deaths In Boston
LOT the week ending to-day. have been l25, an In
crease oi 81 over the previous week.
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EyENrs OF THE WAR.-The Eastern war has now
been in progreis upwards of two years. The Rus
sian Ambassador loft Constantinople on the 22d OF
may, 1858. and the 14th CT June the English and
French fleets received orders approach the Daraa
nelles ard they anchored in Besika Bay. On the
26th of June the Emperor of Russia ordered his army
to occupy the PriIcpslities. Or the l4th of Sep
tembsr. two French and two English war steamers
from the feet ct Besika Bay, went ts Constantine
pie On the 27th. the Porte declared war against
Russia, and invited the English and French fact to
Cons:antinople. On the I'd OF November the Emps-
ror OF Russia declared war against Turkey TIE
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BANK SrArEMENT.-The weekly statement oi
the New York city banks shows an increase oil
$o6 900 In specie $67 900 In loans aud Sl39 900 in
circulation
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REMARKABLE CHAMBERMAID.-A notice of a
recent steamboat explosion ends as follows:
"The captain swan ashore. So did the chamber
maid She was insured for SIS, 900, and loaded
With iron !"
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BcsTdS BABY SHow.-This affair seems to have
been highly successful. About $1,000 people per
day have visited the exh ibition.
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Kansas PoLITIcs abolitlonists OF Kansas
hsve nominated Elk Governor Reeder for Congress-
and have seected the second Monday In October
for polling. The Kansas Register nominates Hon
George Stevens, OF Virginia, for delegate to Com
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

ANNIVERSARY OF THE RATIFICATION OF THE Con.
sTITUTIoN "A Democratic demonstration took plsc
Monday ight in Independence Square, (Phiia in
celebration Of the anniversary the ratification of
Federal Constitution. The square was brilliantly illu-
minated and the various ward clubs marched in pro.
cession thither with music, banners and trsusparen
cies. Speakers addressed ths asse hblsge from two
stands At the principal one Frederick stoerer pre-.
sided. Resolutions were read by James r Ludlow,
Esq Calls were made for Hon Henry A. Wise ar d
Hon. Geo. n. Dallas; but the President announced
that neither were present. but they had sent Letters
to be Published.
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, was the first sp eaksr
Mr.. Nicholson, of Tennessee. followed in few re-.
msrks, when he was interrupted by delegation
from an outer ward marching to the stsrd. large
banner was handed up to The front of the stand
which accidentally taking fire, started large piece of
fireworks, consisting of star with revolving
ire, which had been reserved for the close of the
affair. This went of unexpectedly creating the great
sat panic among the SPEAKERS, oic and reporters
on the stand, snd some were severely hurt in the
confusion.
The meeting was then continued from the South
ern stand. where speeches were made By number
OF prominent gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

The JEsUITs OF $50 Jesuits on special duty
1910 are assigned to Italy, 1897 TO France, 294
Eng land and the United States, 463 to Belgium,
369 10 Spain, &c.
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CONVICTED OF koBBING THE MAIL. lily. CLAM
ana Adam ii. Smith were convicted, on Thursday
/, the United States District court, OF Phiisdeiphia
OF robbing the mails
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WESTERN PRODUCE AFLoAT.-By reliable dats
Il s ascertained that there now 364 900 bushels
of wheat and about 100 900 bushels of corn sfoat
from Upper Lake ports. and bound for Oswego
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

MAMMOTH Guss.--Ths English a,s casting shells
for the Csimea three feet through and weighing
over ton each Mr.. Nssm,th, the great founders
. also cAsting guns, which with thsir cstriages Will
seish htty tons each. They require 22s pou' u OF
powder TOR charge and Will threw ons .Cf tbs In.
n.saee balls Of ton wsisht four mcs
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CLOTHING ar WHOLESALE.-The

~ subscribers have established in this city
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE. and
are now In reeeipt OF their stock to which they re-.
spectully invite the attention Of the merchants Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. - -
Our Goods were mostly manufactured bv our.
'elves, and to order, (under many advautages) aud
We feel assured that we can. and icH offer az MANY
inducements to buyers any house In this counfry
WORD, WEISIGER & co
No los Main st., (up stairs.) Richmond, We. ss
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SPECIAL NOTICES

nEADER, have you seen any of G,no,.,
IL riclarerY Il not. 20 and sss them. and u,.,h
.ss psIIeclion OF the eye. His new inyention ~
Sos"Phoscope, Is very much liked. "a ~
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GRAIN IN GEoRGIA,-The Chattanooga Adverti-
ser of Thursday saps.-

NnAiN IN uEohGiA-lne chattanooga AdYertl-
ser of Thursday, says
The activities 10 the wheat market still keeps its
briszness. The James Williams arrived last even
ing with 1000 bushels, end the Black Hawk with
something over thousand. When we remember
that these boats making two and three trips
week and equally as heavily laden, some idea can
be had of the quantities up the river. Life at the
depot is active 10 storing wha: In by wagon.
This day there are from Is to 100 car losds of
wheat waiting to be shipped over the State Road
There are not sufficient engines to do the amount
OF business accumulatine from the grain crop.
We noticed sale Of 1000 bushels of old corn a
few days since at 60 cents per bushel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

u1 uaass ME- ny oIo omcs at the corner Of Governor
2 oiise hours from 20 I2 A. NJ, and from 10
LIE ~ se Stint
ROSCOE B. HEATH, Attorney at Law.
nn.cnmond Va practices In the Courts Of tb. .;r =,
49, ana OF the countis1 Of dCAesterdsid and
oihss Nostkea't corner Of Main and m .,,
aul6-lm+
iHE YELLOW FEvER.--IMpoRrArrL LIT
TER FROM THE VENERABLE DR. HAMpror .ow
proprietors Of Hsmp.ons Tincturs. d.ssa 70 sne
lSth 1855, he says:-"I see 10 the pspsrs tbat ~.
V;rs;n SSw feVer T. now p.eysus to some extent in
rIg'me ! nave ever believed that the Tipoture
hampsons) given In large doses on the discoy.ry n
and immssi.pfs & ,sacson would at onse follow
nena me fincture, in preferences 80 all known dis
HAsPros's VEGETABLE TIxcrunE THE GREAT
self most p0TsE!sl TERT9nsI sSfesIyS 5fss4srs e
IN tnelr various forms, giving nav life ard yisor "a
etorlng the shattered constitution ana thn. inf.;
hope in place Of dependency By its mild. plesssnt
and ;sfs action on the stomsah liver Iidncss lungs
ZIG tne nervous system, Il cures Dvspepsia Lirev
1S.taa A Bronchial ctsen. S sosa oSsses
ees. NsuralSia' Fla Fisaia, pass vss s.TSi:: s:ss.:
arising from impars blood. ' "''n 'i'ssses
h.. ia Da. hAMpSouNass h MpTSouasE vsnSIEArr vssgs1EH r,sc
ssss sss ssss 'ass..s Cd
sssorss "a by bss: a. ss %
s asash' wsieh we srs sbandsn.ly able TO proys by
LIVING WITNESSES
as we think 20 other nned.ere sac produea
Si per bottle, six bottles for S5 E5
prS1Sv S2G "a Richmond, by O. A. sTHECREn ead
iohCEL.., LAkD Co, and By all tho Dru sists
i "a ete.soufg aoa elsewhere. Call snd get pamuh.
au 25dLats
10 NERVOUS SUFFERERs-Are retirsj cler-
symsn, restored to h.alth in few days after mary
yeart OF great nervous suffering is anxious to mag
known the means of cure. VIII send (freej the prs-
scrlp;i1n used. Direct Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNALI
NO % fulton street, Brooklyn, NY.
Sc l-dlm&w4t*
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs are the on
u famiiiar remedy known to man for the cure cf
Dyspepaia Diarfhaa, Cholic. Nervous Head Ache
Ague and Fever, Sour stomach and General Debit
~ They are manufactured of vegetable matter en-
trey are perfectly safe in their by all scss sexes
and conditions, and are very palstsbe 80 the taste
Price so cents per bottle
For sale in Richmond by Messrs PURCELL
hADD y Co, and Druggist generally. se I8
a CARD.-The subscriber, an sxper1-
sused Practitioner OF Medicine, surfery ard Obsts
trisa, having located Bread street, shres door,
sh9Ve tenth offers his professional services to the
citizens OF Richmond.
ds has devoted much tina and attention 10 the
study And practice of Midwifery and to the treat.
meat OF Diseases Of Women and Children.
ap 5-6mH kfCHD g. CAUTHORN, al. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

A MURDERER CAUGHT telegraphic dispatch
WAS received In Boston, on Ffidsy, stating that I
man named MeNaliy is under arrest 10 Csnsda
the charge Of murdsriug man In Boston ave year
since.
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