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STONE! STONE!! SrONE!!!

STONE! STONE!! STONE!!!
BUILDERS, Contractors, and othens are h, reby
I'D notified that Curb. Flag, Coping and Building
STONES. Also, STONESTEPS, SILLs, &c,
will be furnished usual from those wel-kno
quarrles owned by w. ID. G. Murdoch, and worked
until recently by the late Timothy O'Neale and bis
brother. For prices and terms apply 20 the sub
scrber at No. 81 X street, Washington
VIM. COLLINS,
ap 3-lw+ Agent for the Proprietor.
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

MRS. M. L. DAWSON,
No. 303 Pa. are, bet. 9th and lotk sts
Respectfully announces 70 her customer and me
ladies of Washington and the vicinity, that she will
open on Saturday, 9TH instant, splendid assortment
of Fancy HATS, FIR nch FLOWERS, Ribbon and
Straw BOSNETS. &c sp@As
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uOELL - BOYD,
BLIND MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS.
M GUILD respectfully inform their friends and
w the public generally that they u
are prepared to attend to all orders in
the line of business. sf@H
All kinds of UPHOL STEERING s#S
neatly executed; such as-Cutting and, stA-s
Making Carpets, Fitting down Mating sf5=%Zfs
and Oil Cloth, Making and fitrirg up sZZ='55
Bed and Window Curtains, Hair Shuck fis=5==7z 4.
and Other Mattresses, Pew and ether
Cushions, Spring Beds, Lounges. Easy, ana slcs
CRars. We have i'm store window SHADES ano
Trimmings, Cords and Tassels, Split Blinds, Woe
Paper for Curtains. VENETIAN BLINDS made In
any style, and old dto repaired 20 look as well as
new. All kinds of old Work repaired, and all Of
ders thankfully received and promptly attended 10
for cash, or a perfect understanding before hand
If YOU want the worth of your money Just give Ne
a CALL at No 291 Pa. avenue, south side, betw. 9th
ana 10Th streets mar 3-tf
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mNOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ First Presbyterian Church and CougTega
lion, ~ street, are earnestly requested TO attend
the meeting for religious service at the church this
evening, at n O'Clock. Prayer meeting al IL and
preaching at 6Oclock.
The subject of The discourse will be directed
mainly TO professors of religion. 1t
EKNIGHTs TEMPLARs.-The annual
~ meeting for the election of officers OF the
Washington Encampment No. l will be held FRI
DAY EVENING, at Masonic Hall, corner 9th aud
ID streets, al O'Clock. Every member is expected
70 attend, and all Sir Knights in good standing are
invited. - c. w. BENNETT, &C.
wv. }. RHEES, Recorder. ap 5-A
-THE MONUMENTAL CLUB HAVE
1NIA the pleasure of amounting % their friends
and the citizens OF Washington generally that their
fist Annual Ball will be given at Csrusi's Saloon on
the 25t day OF April
Particulars in future advertisement.
ap4I6ts
nm MONTGOMERY GUARns-YOU ARE
M IN ing of the company on FRIDAY EVENING,
w " the 9th Instant at the Hall of the Washington
Light Infantry
Particular attention is necessary on this occasion,
as business Of the utmost importance will be trans
acted
BY order: WIN. O'SULLIVAN, Sec
SouTH CAROLINA AND FLORIDA
loo,ooo icet Cudftston y flOcrng
$4,000 f. Jacksonville 4 do
All of superior quality, At Van Riswick's Placing
Mill, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers by
WATERS, ZIMMERMAN B. co,
ap6-eo3t Alexandra, Va.
JOSE COTTAGE WALTZ, composed by r. T
III Jackson, Principal Musician Sixth Regim. mt
United States Infantry. An easy and pleasing
Waltz, just published and for sale al the Music De-
pot of HILBUS & HITZ.
ap6-3t
II I'D GLOVE5.-We have Just received another
IN large lot of those fine Kid Gloves at 50 cents
pair.
Call and get a good supply.
WALL & STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, next dOsr TO Iron Hall.
ap6-St
FLOOR MATING.
HAVE now in store a large stock Of Chinese door
Il MATING of superior quality which am sell
ing at q very low price, having bought il in New
York very early in the season, IL being among the
first lots arriving and will be sold without regard TO
the advance In the price since.
Mating put down az short notice In the best man.
neT. l.. F. CLARK
Paper hanger and Uph lsterer,
AS Pa. ave 4, betw. 18th and 18th SITS.
ap6-3t.
COMMISSIONERS.
MISS g. ]. THOMPSON il now prepared 10
wi furnish Bonnets Of ever description at mode
rate prices, and 10 constantly making additions TO
our already large and complete assortment. Ladies
! about purchasing would do well to cali and exam-
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Promotions and Appointments in the o.
s. Revenue Marine servics.-Second Lieu.
tenant Joseph Amazeen to be first lieutenant,
vice W. N. ]. Goodwin, resigned.
Third Lieutenant Henry c. Hunter to BE-
second lieutenant, vice Joseph Amazeen, pro.
NOTED.
Samuel B. Caldwell, of Connecticut, to be
q third lieutenant, vice Henry O. Hunter
promoted.
George Walden, Of Maine, to be q third
lieutenant.
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kr. Wadsworth Ramsay, Of st. Louis, No.,
has been appointed to first class clerkship
&l ,2o0 in tho Office of the Adjutant General,
vice John McNab, appointed a first lieutenant
in the Tenth Infantry.
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The Proposed Search in the Arctic Seas
for the Kane Expedition. steamer (pro
peller) which is to form ono of the vessels of
Lieut.. Hartstien's Arctic expedition is being
fitted out with great energy at the Philadel-
phia Navy Yard. She will be ready to take
her departure from the Delaware as early as
the 18th proximo, to sail finally from New
York on the LIST of June. Lieut.. Hartstien is
now in Washington arranging with the de-
partment points concerning the personnel of the
expedition.
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The Authorization Of Cuba.-We are in
duced to place little confidence in the version
which the Spanioh Governments organ in
New York, La Crontea, gives Of tho recent
remarks of NJ Luzuriaga, tho Spanish Minis.
tor Of State, in the Cortes upon the future in
tentions Of Spain with reference to slavery in
Cuba. Accounts of any such affair SO widely
different from the truth as theirs would be if
that Of La Cronica were true, would instant.
ly cost their Madrid correspondents their
several places. They have no inducemsnt to
misrepresent the speech in question, while La
Cron'ea has, as the conductors of that journal
know we'll that If the other journals are oor-
rect storm will sooner or later arise In the
United States which will be likely to cos:
Spain Cuba.
we fear, therefore, that 1t is misstating the
truth, and that the Spanish Government, having
cunningly waited until our Congress separ ated,
and being under the impression that the next
American House of Representatives will surely
be anti slavery and opposed to the aoquisi,iou
OF Cuba, have at length formally preached the
schemeof revenge against the Cubans for their
restlessness under the Spanish yoke, which
they have long sustained in ooncsalmsnt. We
shall 30 glad, indeed, if this affair turns ont
differently, though We confess that inst now
our fears In this connection are much stronosr
4 nrr hnn.a
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II I'D GLOVE5.-We have Just received another
IN large lot of those fine Kid Gloves at 50 cents
pair.
Call and get good supply.
WALL & STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, next dosr to Iron Hail.
ap6-S 81
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The Naval Medical Board-now In ses.
sion in Philadelphia, have concluded the OK.
animation Of the candidates for promotion to
the grade of Passed Assistant Surgeons. There
were Eve in number, and are ell understood
to have passed. The candidates for sdmis.
sion-some Is or 30 in number-are now to b
examined. The board Is expected to be in
session 70. month or so longer.
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W o"ne nouao. fut In tnelf stead country. bred
men, who know how to get over q fence with.
out tearing their brooches, who know mule
from an OK, and can endure hardships without
willing, and who will have feeling heart for
their fellow soldiers, and especially won't butt
their heads against stone wall till they have
asceItained the comparative thickness of the
subjects of collision. City bred, ballroom,
dandy eIquisitss, even if nobly born, with all
the lsudation and Iufs that can be got into
the newspapers by being paid for, will never
make good soldiers, and especially successful
commanders
Brother Jonathan can spare Queen Victoria.
if she will ask, the services of Scott, and a
Jesup, and Wool, and Persifsr Smith, and
a Harvey, and a May, and full regiment
more just as good, for their army; and Stew.
art, and o Morris, and o Shubrick, and O
Kearnsy, and Perry, and an Ingraham, and
a Hollins, and hundreds more for their navy,
ell worthy to serve with Napier and Dundas,
because they are " prudent as well as brave;;''
and in the place Of her presen: imbsoile red
tape, blashering civil and political counssllors,
every State in the Union could provide score
OF nrst rate men. Why don't her Majesty
make the proposition! We send her this and
yesterdays Star BY the next steamer for her
70 cosisats upon, though We suspect that Lord
fsimsr'ton's fears and app rehs nsi ous will in p.
doos him to keep it out Of her sight.
Now, In all this business there is one thing
that is to be distinctly understood Our conn.
try insists on being unsquivocally impartial:
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ID OSE COTTAGE WALTZ, composed by r. T
III Jackson, Principal Musician Sixth Regim. mt
United States Infantry. An easy and pleasing
Waltz, just published and for sale at the Music De-
pot of HILBUS HITZ.
ap 6-3t
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Negro Boy, 10 years Of age, Of excellent charse-
ter and Slaves for life. Eaquhe Al this Office.
APPS
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BROAD ROC X
N2EAr> RACEs-FALL MEET.
. K&&&0c&A 90

zgH~ ING, 1855, will commence
October. 1856, and continue six days.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, Oct "a Sweepstake
for al sses four mile heats four or more to make
race, the Proprietor to add $1,000 S5Oe entrance
half forfeit Clused lst June with the following
ENTRIES:
Mr. VIM Fl. Gibbons names b. N. Fall0, by Mari
per, out of Casssndra, four years old.
Mr. Towles names oh. IN Cordeia l.c0d, by Wag-
per out of Madora five years old.
Mr. Thos. g. Moore psmes oh. b. H.ary, BY 0lsn-
cos out of Madeira, four years old.
Mr.. John Campbell Dames ch. m PlCiide, by Wag.
ner out of Ann Watson, by Glencoe.
Mr. John Campbeli names Oh. +. Laura spiiInan.
BY Wagner, ont Of 0loena, three yearc Old.
Mr.. James Tally namesg G. OEe-Eye Joe, by
Prince George out Of Registers dam, seven years
old.
MrH.P. MeGrsth names eh. 4. sam Letcher, by
Wagner, out of q Medoc mare, four yecrs old
Mr.. John Walsh names b. z. Iawaon, by Wagner,
ont of MinstrePs dam. seven yesrs old.
Mr.. Calvin Green names oh. h Frank fort, by Glen
co.. out Of Mary Morris, four years OLD.
Mr.. A. Cheatbam DEmes -
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY.-A sweepstske for
5yesrs old $50 entrance, half forfeit, mile heats,
closed with the following subscribers
David Mcdaniel names 4. BY Regent, dam by
iup Whale.
A. Cbeatham and James Tally names q. c. by Rev.
Calvin Green names b. &. by Sovereign, dam Ann
THIRD Day wEDNEsDAY.-Jockey Club
FoTsTH Day THURSDAY Proprietor's
PBrse $500, two mile hes
SIXTH Y-sATURDAY.-Proprie Purse
500 three mile heats, for handcsp race, free for
hCrses only that have started in during the
week.
The following stakes are proposed:
SECOND DAY, Is OND RACE) TUES
DAY A sweepstake for three year old colts and
h lies; enhance $500, half forfeit; mile heats.
THIRD DAY-WEDNEsDAY-A Sweepstake
TOT fouryeer old coils and iss; $500 entrance hsl
f.'f-it; two mile heats.
FIT III DAY-FRIDAY-A Sweepstake for three
two mii- heats
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY-A sweepstake
for untried tbIee-year old colts and lIes SlO0 en-
tance, half forfeit; mile heats
" All the above stakes to name and close Ist Sep
t-inbsr,
sn4 CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
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GENTLEMEN'S

NIOTHIN0 AND QENTIEMEN'S
~ FURNISHING WEAR.--The subscriber hsv
log lately arrived In this place, has ust opened his
large ard well selected stock Of
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMETS FURNISHING GOODS,
which he offers for sale at the very lowest New York
cash prices.
Being connected with large mann featuring busi-
ness In New York. and having acquired thorough
knowledge Of the Clothing Trade In LynchburR,
where hs has been in this easnsss for the last ter
met with Therefore, come one, come all. before
purchasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves
nv motto Ii. .quick sales aud email proftsO
SAMUEL GUGGENHEIMER
Under the St. Charles Hotel Richmond, Va.
JI-Sm
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FALL RACES.
FAIRFIELD RACES.

AfSr> lsss.ATuEsoAY, o.. :, =
Ss--@ col.s and fllie.; TIVE mile We
hs,.. ssno entrance 500 dollars forfet-o'0'e" ~
January. 1855 with the folio wing entries r,r,,..
O. Hsrs's ch BY Tally yesnne ho. as dam by An.
Fsliy chesthsmss oS H'''
' Tally / ch..th.m'' b 9 by Tally H0' da" 0' o'''
thx. n po,xeIrs b { by Revenue, dam by Emily
TSs%.iH Wm r. oibbons sr Whistle, by Mariner. dam
BY R.isS.1 riss Msan.rs ch by John Blunt dam BY
i'P 'EP.iessr esl Mcpsnisrs ( by Regent dam by imp
ft.Isin ai Green's b c by Sovereign, dam by Ann
Tse, @. Moore's br by Glencoe, dam BY sidi-
Thos' q. Moores oh by Yorkshire, dan, by Mar
WEDNESDAY,, Sd Oct.-Proprietsr's purse $500;
two mile hest.--free for ell sses s.oo
rHURspAY, 4th Oc.-Pruprietors purse $40o
t1,ss Friday. 5S oct-Joetsy Club purse $500; four
mile hests-ffee for ali ages
o,o,: a ls heats; $500 eutranes-play or pay-oos.
al Win three entrances:
VIM II. Gteooni
John Belcher,
The fol owing stakes are proposed-three or more
WEDNESDAY, Sd DOT "A sWeepstaAo tA uutfleu
,brs. wear old (mile heats) $50 entrance 800 for
tsit This ID to be the second rsce
sAfURDAY-A sweepstake for tour yes.s old;
ss0e entrance; sloe forfeit; Q mile heats second
race. a., -. e.n,.r,hs,
Ly eatry 70 John Belcher, Richmond We;
- '' JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor
~ Delinou snts to the Fairfield CLUB are nouaes
thai unless their subscriptions. nov dee are faia
bv the let OF Sept their bills VIII Ge placed In the
hands of the High Constable for warrant
an 10 TulFtd
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HENRY THON q CO.,
IL GLASS MANUFACTURERS

Lately from Philadelphia,
Beg leave to state the public that they are about
to establish in this city manufactory of all kinds of
Hollow Glassware, and will be ready in about three
months to supply the trade Of this State with every
kind In their line of business, viz.
Drugest.' Glassware
Deai ers In Glassware
Pressed Glassware
Patent Moulds
Bottles of all descriptions
Shades
Tumbiers, Jars, &c,
And Glass CT every description and color.
We promise to supply the trade on terms a. cheap
and accommodating as they can be had the North,
and solicit kind patronage. au 6-6w*
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PoTATo Ror.-We hear citizens complaining of
the appearance of rot thus early in the garden DO.
tstoes mostly those, however, which were planted
10 wet soil. friend passing through sections of
Pennsylvania says, that whole fields were rottinp
and that the crop would be an utter failure there,
The abundant rains of late It 10 thought give ma,
ligpy to this angular disease. -Elmira IN. ~ Re-
Dnblicau
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JUVENILE SrAR.-A boy of eleven years of
age named Master Moses, has been playing Ri:h.
aed III. 10 Cleveland. and intends opening at the
National, Ia Cincinnati next week.
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BosToN BANK sTArEMENr.-The following 10 the
Boston bank statement for last week: Capital Gtsck
$50 900 900; Loans and Discounts e5S SOL S5; Specie
In Banks $S l5S, ,806; Amount due from other Banke
s7,5o2,9l0; Amount due to other Banks; &58l4 469:
Deposits el5, ,07l sos; Circulation 97, 1856 642.
VISIT oRs AT NEwPoRr.-Amopg the visitors at
Saratoga 10 Com Perry, whose last service opened
Japan to our commerce Gov. Kent of Maine with
young and ACCOM- pi,hed bride, il also there. Also
Hon Frank Granger, Mr. Mesgher,the Irish Patriot,
and Charles O'conor.
The mai carrier between Pickons, 8. c., end
Ciarksville, Ga, was killed by ightDing las, week
while on the road
8. Cox, Secretary Of the American Legation
- Peru, has resigned.
Mrs. Mary ]. Reid, of New York, maker Of the
nrst star Spangled banner" that ever waved, died
q wheeling. Virginia, on the 18th inst
We regret to learn that Hon. E. C.. Wilkinson,
OF Yszoo, Miss., died at Bardstown, KY, on the
ed inst.
Hon. H. w. Hilliard. has declined the Presden.
cy OF Emory College. Georgia.
J. 7: Hart the Kentucky sculptor. no = 10 Flor.
ence, Italy, has the statue or the ladies Of Virgin
Nd Of Mr.. clay. In rapid progress-
n Dayannsk $500 hes hesn sabsssbed fss the 70
Net Of the Norfolk ana pestsmossA aasrsrs
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=. Q. Hosson.

New EsTABLIsHMEsT.-JOHN JoHrsos
lately Of the American Shaving Saloon, has tsken
the house next door to DR.. Powell on 10Th sfxast
between Main and Gary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business where ali who de.
Sire easy and pleasant shave, will find him q here.
tofore, ever ready to please bis customers
His superior style Of Hair Cutting q provsrbial
and he 10 he please the most fastidious he
stoIatve and tonic, which, with other popular pre-
partitions and dyes together with the delishtfsl
resort OF ali Who desre TO be waited ppos II his Hr
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PEACHES IN WIscoNsIN.-A M ilwa akee (Wis
paper states that peaches retailing n that mar
ket at shilling each.
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GUANo-The importation of guano into the
United States during the last seven years, ending
Juns 80, 1851, was 81 900 tons. The largest ims
lions of guano nearly quadrupled those Of any
preceding year.
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TELEGRAPHING IN CALIFoRNIA--About three
hundred miles OF telegraph wires are In operation
In California Prices from San Francisco TO Stock.
ton. Sacramento or Marysvile, 50 for first ten
words, and ten cents for each additional word
The tariff is higher than In England, where ST. so
is paid for what would cost twenty-five cents in
this country
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A VERY OLD LADY DEAD.-Late foreign pape, {
mention the death of Dona Isabella AlvareZio. an
inhsbitant of the hamlet of Andalusa In the Cam.
pagna let, Spain, at the advanced age of 129
wears on the 18th ult.
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CORINTHIAN HALL, MAr srarrT.

~ BETWEEN 9rH AND 10rH srs kIcHMoND. Va
This new and destrsbly situated Hall, with ample
been fitted up in beautiful and comfortable manner
for Exhibitions. Lectures 30 10 now offered. at 4
moderate rent, for such purposes. By tho dsy or
week.
a HILL 4 RAwLInes have been sppoiatsd
Agents for ths Hall. All letters sppertsinng 70 Il
should be addressed to them.
an 9-l2ts CA McEVOY.
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LIBERAL DONATIONS Gerrit Smith, the Aboli-
Zionist, of New York, during the past few years 1t
600, as folows:-Librsry to the city of Osweeo,
S25 900; $3.50 each TO 500 poor W ,men S25 600;
500 lots of so acres each TO colored men, making
a total of 25 600 acres, at IS $125 900; so acres
each to 500 poor men, and $40 10 each In cash
$l30 600; 10000 acres in Madison county, where
he lives, TO su association of young men, $50 per
acre. $400 900; to the anti slavery cause over $50
600. He has now pledged fund for education
double the sums already bestowed.
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! WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR-

i RIvED.-The best planet reader. IN Ameriea.
The most difficult questions will BE- solved hv ~.
ence and calculation from many yesFs Of study flor
q short time oniy.l BY MADAME MAILOi On
franklin street, between Sd and 9Th strssts, next
door to Alex. Motifs residence
Cures can be made for BLlNDNEso, CANCERS.
CORNs and SORES OF all descriptions.
t. 2ut
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nv !. A. COwARDN

yhs DAILY . ;ssysa wsrp e r.ssSs g
= ". ssn.1rier weekly Price for mailing, ~ year IN
'aT ~. WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued every IN
x.v' ana maiiedte Subscribers q 81 pefennom.
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THOMAS w. KEEEEE.
AUCTTONEER.

0FFIoE WITH GRORGE J. sUMN1R,
No. 90 PEARL STREET.
viii attend to the gale of Real Estate and everv
description Of Merchandise, Household Rurniture
kc. Also-to Renting out Houses, Collsstius, he
NH 8 - [-E.--F'.-- o
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HHAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer. 18th street, between Ms,p
and Gary, Richmond, Va. s8s
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for ChursheA Fublis Duildinps, ks
MstAie AoohnE, Gait sSinG and npoutings Dut
WE'LL 2sp II a E n " & sss5 soS ,Asu
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WESTERN BARkuM.-Mr. Seaver, the proprie
tor OF the Museum at Madison, Wis, announces.
that among other things which make his estsb ii.h-
ment plessant 10 VISIT" he has secured with con.
siderabis expense. and saw, "ths limb upon which
aaybergy, the murdsrss ,wss hung"
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DAUGHTERS OF THE RKGIMENr..-The Cleveland
Greys had parade on Thursday, In which Gus
tom OF the French army was introduced Two
beautiful young girls, dressed In the uniform Of
the company, with shortsskirted dresses, marched
one on each side of the ensign, carrying each q
brandy for the faiieusd and tainting soldiers.
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which has created snch sensation with the puhIie
are still to be had at lS9, Main street
We have several late impr0ve ements IN tha ast n
which We iayits particular attention.
Boston Quick for sale By s~
an ~ PnWERn 4 NYrwu
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A CATEGORY OF LoAFERs. Different nations
have different kinds of losfers The Italian spends
his time in sleeping, the Turkish loaier in dream
Ing, the Spanish In praying the French In laughing
the English In swearing, the Russian 10 gambling,
the Hungarian 10 smoking, the German in drinking.
and the American in talking politics.
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FOX RENT.-A Brick Dwelling
- House at the upper end of Clay street Pos.
O. ssi9n given Immediately. Apply at this Office.
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u A CARD.-The subscriber, an expert
triss, having located ON Broad street. three doors
above tenth offers his professional services to the
citizens Of Richmond.
He.has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery, anA to the treat.
nent OF Diseases Of Women and Chlnaren
ap 1-6mA RICHD g. CAUTaORN n D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

From Rio JANEIRo.-We are in receipt of Rio
Jaueiro papers to the %, July, but they contain
no news of Importance relative to political affairs
or with regard to the difficulty beween Brazil and
Paraguay. The letters of our correspondents.
however, treat upon a number of Interesting topics
Spencerhe alleged murderer of Capt Frazer of the
ship Sea Witch, and several of the that ves-
sell had been examined, and would be sent home for
trial. In the storeship Relief The Coolie emierants
new homes and altered circumstances. 1t 10 re-
lated that out of ten of this class of laborers
who had been taken by our planters, dressed them-
selves In their best Clothes and went out and hang.
ed Themselves