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nm PAIRS OF THOSE CHEAP WIN.
.OptB NOW SHADES only S7l CENTS to be ruu

OVU DOW SHADES only JIG cents, 70 DC fun
sf ut the following low prices, for one week only
Beautiful Landscapes SOC, worth 5 25, Light Shades,
plain, with boquets, only SOC, worth 81 So Splendid
Vase Shades at s., well worth s2 Gilt shades, So,
richly worth s.; Table OIL Cloths Bureau and Stand
Covers all widths and patterns, from Csc up
Also, seasona BILE stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery and
Gloves Irish Line a. soc, worth 75c; Brown Linen Ia
BILE Cloths 50c; White do Damask q yds long, ST.;
Large sizs Towels, 10 cts-with a great many Dress
Goods which will be sold off cheap Call soon at the
Dry Goods store Of M GOLDEN,
$50 Broad St, between Sd and 4th.
~ b. Storekeepers and peddlers supplied at New
York prices my 16
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A WEALTHY TowE.-The valuation of Provi-
dence, r. L. is $50 600 600; and its total wealth s
computed at SIS, 793, 1884, which, distributed among
47,7s5 people, would give an average of nearly
81 GOO 10 each man. woman and child
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The Daily Dispatch 10 served to subscribers
% SIX AND A ouARTERcENrs PER WEEK, payable 10
tse Carrier weekly. Price Tor mailing &{s year in
a The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued every Rii.
day, and mailed TO subscriben at o. per snnum.
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sDEsEREr THE constitution of Deseret, as
ratified by the people In convention at Salt Lake
city is exceedingly brief and plain. 1t contains
nothing about slavery, but announces free tolera-
ton of all religions.
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NUTICE.-l have removed my office from
<the late Constsble's Office to my residence
shall street, between Adams and Ist streets where
can be found after this week on Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays, from sunrise to sunset, each day. to
transact any business connected with the late High
Constsble's Office of Richmond.
ap l9---ts ]. P. TYLER.
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The conduct of Col. Sumner, commanding In
Kansas, meets with the approval Of the admins.
trstion of which he has officially been informed and
complimented for his prudence.
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StPRIN(s sOUDS.-.We are now opening
- eur stock of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, as
usual consists of great variety of new and desiIa-
bic goods We are receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
every week and our customers may assured that
by giving us a call at once they will save themselves
much time and trouble in the tedious effort OF
MATCHING TRIMMINGS"
HIRSH l. BOTTCHER,
2OQ Rroad street
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NENT E NJ Il Ms SHAVING, HAIR
VI DRESSING AND SHAMPUOING SALOON,
I4h street, opposite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond
Id-WILLIaM HILLIAMSON, Proprietor, bav-
ing recently moved to the above establishment, and
after incurrng considerable expense in rettng and
ton and patronage of the public With polite at
tendants and together with his knowledge of the
dus O1eyoRdi feels assured of his ability to give
tire satisfaction.
Strangers visiting the city waited with dispatch.
Tim
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FURNITURE.
U Wa Ihs niasraigned NJ ratnrn thsrka Enr he

A hEAI "a
patronage have received from friends and the
public generally, and will state that be found
at the old stand, corner of franklin and 18th
streets, where we manufacture and have hand all
kinds of CABINET FURNITURE. We will sell
what we have hand ut such prices as will suit
these who bay for their use well those who
buy to sell sgain.
We have also an assortment of CHAIRS of all
kinda, which we will sell AT COST.
We also keep on hand, at all times and hours day
or night COFFINS- Pine, Poplar, Cherry, Mahoss-
ny, &c, from p inches leng to feet Also Pirked
Sheets ShrOuds &c; Hearse and Horses with a good
Driver that friends in the surrounding country
who send us, will not bs detained more than halt
hour in procuring articles to bury their friends.
WIN. A. LEA,
VIM. L. SATTERWHITE,
Corner of Franklin and 18th streets
~ NB.-Flst-top Collins of all Gizes, and Furniture
Wagon for those who desire prefer it.
spS0-dlm& WIN. A. LEA co.
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FROM AUsTRALIA-Advces from Australia by
way OF England, are dated Adelaide 9th SYDNEY
@oth, and Melbourne 25th of February. Some
fresh discoveries had been made at Ophir Creek
and the opinion prevailed that Ophr was one large
ana rich gold held. Gold had advanced in price,
1t stood at e3 los. Cd per ounce. TLis bad caused
large quantity to be released from deposit in the
camps at the fields. The quantity of gold export.
ed from Melbourne during the week ending Feb
ruary IS was f1,756 Is, and the entries for ship
ment az Inc custom House on the same day were
ALL ounces, of which 3,462 ounces were for Liy.
erpool, 3l5 ounces for Hong Kong, III ounces for
London, and l6 ounces for Sydney.
Inc labor market was well supplied with both
skilled and unskilled labor The gold statistics for
.ne year ioo, which have recently been published,
show an increase of thrty-iiye per cent ON the
previous year. The intelligence that England was
likely TO be embroiled with the United States had
caused good deal of regret throughout the Aus
tralian colonies. Flour had fallen in price
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hEsUONS's III q W L x Is T. ii Sd
~ hereby certify that have had in use for con-
derakle length of time of the above Shower
Baths made by Mr.. VIM. Forbes, of this city, and
find it to the purpose Intended better than
anything of the kind ever saw. The Pump con-
Of supplying the water to the shower, and would
not be without it for double its cost.
JAS. w. LEWELLEN.
The above machine took the first premium at the
last Fair of the Virginia Mechanics Institute and are
for sale wholesale and retail by the subscriber Or
left at the store of Messrs Jones Potts will be
promptly attended to.
iG-3WE WIN. FOkbES.
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The DAILY DISPATCH


TIE FREE Stair MEN IN KAssAs.-The I've
most prominent mon are Gov. Robinson. Lieut.
Gov Robertson, Senators Reeder and Lane. and
Mr. Deilihaye, the member of Congress elect un.
der the new constitution
, Inc nrst was born In Massachusetts,, and both
mere ana In California, where he lived for some
years, actively supported one of the great parties
which divided the nation up until 1852
Lieut.. Gov. Robertson is q native of Pennsylya.
MIA, and was leading and active member of the
rennsylvania legislature in 1854 He was, from
the time OF the introduction of the Kansas Nebas.
ka OIL into the Senate by Douglas until its pas.
sage, warm advocate and friend of its principles
Mr. Lane was elected Lieut.. Governor of Indiana
by the Democratic party shortly after his return
from the bloody field of Buena Vista Subsequently
ne was sent from the same State by that party TO
braska bill
Deliihsye is native of Alabama Some years
since he removed to Illinois and edited q paper
When he removed to Kansas, he took his pre "a
with him and established a squatter sovereignty
organ at Leavenworth.
Gov. Reedcr is q native of PennsyIyania. whose
antecedents are well known
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EIIF LU NJ EINT UESIhEU.-.TEe under-
signed. having received a commission as NOTA-
kY PUBLIC tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrics in that c8pacity
lie will attend to taking Dispositions receiving Ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds, ReGnquishment of Dover,
and perform other duty pertaining to the highly
responsible office of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Dseds OF Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds and
every other form OF Conveyance or Contract to pur
chsse and sell Real Estate negotiate Land and PEN
sion Claims, superintend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts,
and attend TO other legitimate business that may be
conhded to his management, upon reasonable terrns
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
~ Office on Bank and 18th Streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House.
T. S.-One of the best Scriveners In Virginia will
give me his assistance. /. A. g. .
l2---ta
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SHlRTS, SHIkTS.--.jnsI received anO-
~ ther lot Of those excellent Shirts, which have
given such universal satisfaction m quality and
workmanship, and which cannot be snrpasse in this
city. Cali and give them trial $
~ G4 VIM. IRA SMITH,
nv n HI.s.ssFa ia Main ~
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CITY BATHS-17th sTREET BE
OTWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS. .-.H ay

ing erected some fine BATHS consisting of, Gold,
Warm and Shower Baths, invite my friends. and
the public generally, to give calf the price il
reduce to 20 cts for single bath The Barber Shop
attached to it Is fixed up in superior style. and
also, Cuppng, Bleeding, Leechng and Tooth Draw
ing will be done before in the quickest aud best
sign City Baths" 18th street, between Msin and
Cary streets GEORGE EECKING.
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HOTELS.
HYGET1 m0TEI..0ID P0fNT


ulGEtA HOTEL-.0LD POINT Ctl1Is
IL FORT This delightful summer resort the
most inviting on the Southern Seaboard and for A.
traction, inferior to in the country Convenient
to the Salt bath and the many other axures
water region. in broad view of Hampton Roads ana
the Chesapeake Bay. and with an extensive t;Ii,sr
post beside it. has passed to the on bs
uEoersigaed and viii be opened for tho public recep
ton on the 10th aay OF June after which date n VII
not be agsin closed. ~ "'''
Disease at Old Point Comfort at snv .s..,, q.
almost unknown. For health, IL may he ..id ;ndaaa
tovsi the mo" secluded watering place of the noun.
tain INTERIOR % that the upander may feel no risk
in going down TO test the attractions of hi.
lowland retreat
The proprietor has engaged for the general ,uner.
ntendence' MT Joseph B. SteEsl, of Richmond late
;udc fer the trust he has assumed while his own an,
PeTNs'on viii guard the comfort of visitors and ana
reputst,on of the establishment.
nay lS--Sln JOS. sEGAR
T'HE CuTTAGE HOTEL, AT A,hiand, II
now Ia order for the reception of boarders by
the Gay, week, month year.
10 petsons engaged in business in Richmond who
may desire to be within reach of their families
necessary facility is afforded by the transit of three
trains daily each way, between the two places whilst
on eSch sunday, commencing with the first Sunday
tthe ]th) in Msy special train will leave the de- pot
on shockoc Hill at O'Clock, A M and return nbout
sunset, for the accommodation of those who xsy ds-
the village. ' "
The Chambers of the Hotel aud ad djoinips Cottages
are provided with gas the il equal to any in the
state and the location proverbia for health whilst
IN addition the extensive and well arranged grounds
OF the establishment furnish facilities for and
reereston surpassed by no other place of the kind
THE PRUPRIET0RS.
+. g. The regular passenger trains Of the Rich.
nond, Fredericksburg Potomac Company ct op at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast aud supper.
Ashland Hanover CO. w.
May 2. 1856. ! my 3-2m
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NATlUSAL HOTEL. bIain street, Staun-
ton, Firgnis w. j. HUNTER & CO, Pro.
pTietors.
fF' An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
silroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
house tree OF charge. my g. 6n
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nRUGs, MEDICINEs, PAINTS, Oils,
~ FANCY GOODS. &c.-I ask the attention of
the public TO my stock of pure Drugs, Chemicals &c,
which offer low they can be purchased In this
market for cash. or upon the usual terms TO pune
tual customers. w C.. BALTAILE,
NV .6-ts Corner 4th and Broad ste.
N. B Physicians prescriptions accurately COM
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(1HIsMAN,s IMP PKOVED CHEMICAL
~ YEAST OR BAKING POWDER.-The unPTe-
cedentes with which the proprietor has met
with this Powder in the short time he has been pre-
Panns It, is sure sign Of its usefulness TO house
keepers, and induces him to offer 1t to the pubic
more confidently than A trlal Is Gil that h
needed 10 prove value. For sale by Druggists and
Grocers generally throughout the State.
Prepared by !. r. JACKSON,
- No n Main at Market Bndge.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 1.-The market for flour
opened this morning at 81 IL IL, Howard street
and Ohio, but closed dull and lower at 81.
Wheat is higher. Sales of reds at 81 80 a$I 65;
whites, 81 75 a 81 90, the latter for choice.
Corn is rather better. Sales Of yellow, by mea-
sure at SO q 81 cents.
Provisions are moderately active. Mess pork
81 16 a 81 %.
Bacon--Shoulders, 8 Id sides3 l-S . l-2
cents hams 10 "a IL IL cents.
Lard is nominal at 10 cents in bbls., and 10 3-4
cents in kegs.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01

LOOK OUT FOR UNSIGNED WILMINGTON BANK
BILLs.-We understand that there were sheets Of
unsigned Bank Of Wilmington bills to the amount
of $280,0OO in the cars that were destroyed near
Weldon; and that some of them were picked up
and are in circulation. The Wilmington Herald
mentions that two $5's were passed in that place.
The notes were $5's and $l0's. 1t is quite proba.
BILE that the notes will be filed up by some coun
terfeiters - Fayetteville Observer.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01
Mem York Markets.

NEW York, April Flour is quiet. Sales Of
$500 bbls. Common to good State, 81 81 81
common to low grades of extra Ohio, 81 81 IL
a$7 "a; standard Southern, 81 80 a IS fancy to
extra Southern, So O6 IA a$9.
Wheat is firm. Sales of 5000 bushels South
ern red, 81 rs; Southern white, 81 90.
Corn is frmer. Sales $4,000 bushels. South
crn Mixed GA cts.
Pork has advanced. Sales of 1900 bbls. Mess,
$40 SO 1-2
Beef is firm. Sales of 200 bbls. Chicago re-
packed, $l3.
Lard is firm. Sales of $50 bbls. at 9 7-8 cts.
Whiskey is improving. Sales of 400 bbls. Ohio,
20 IA cts.
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THE CITY DESPATCH POST

THE CITY DESPATCH POST
nELIvERS Letters, Papers. Circulars,
II and Messages of all kinds throughout the City,
Georgetown, Navy Yard, and Island, and to the
Post Office, FIVE TIMES PER DAT, VIZ; z, 9I A. NJ,
l, 81, and Z, p. M.
Letters to the Post Office must in all be pre-
paid. The City Despatch will deliver punctualy all
letters or messages ntrusted to their care, for the
nominal charge Of one cent if prepaid or two cents,
payable on delivery.
Boxes will be found stationed at all the principal
hotels and stores throughout the abovenamed places
where despatch stamps can be obtained ALSO at the
principal Office, 394 ID street. near Seventh.
Citiz ns will save time and trouble by sending their
messages through the City Despatch. Z
N. b. special messenger can be obtained at all
hours through the day. Writing materials always
on hand at the principal Office
Letters between this city and Georgetown must in
all cases be enclosed in United States stamped
lopes. Stamps placed on envelopes will not answer
mar 28-
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AUCTION SALES.
BY c. w. BOTELER.
Aucti0neer.


yuyRUSTEE's SALE OF EXCELLENT
- Household Furniture at Auction.
On Wednesday April I'd at 10 o'clock A. M. / shall
SELL at the large dwelling-house No 33l, PennsyI.
vania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets
opposite Browns Hotel an extensive collection or
Household Furniture, consisting, in part, Of, viz:
Mahogany Sofas
Do Chairs
Parlor Tables, with marblo-top
Git-frame Oval Mirror
Plrlor Curtains and Cornices
Music Stand, Rosewood Eteirgs
Mahogany Rocking Chairs
Mantel and Table Ornaments
Reception Chairs
Pario1, Chamber, and Step Carpeting
Hall Oil Cloths .
Mahogany Sideboard
Refrigerator, Mantel Clock
Iron-stone China Dinner Ware, Glass War.
French China Tea Set
Superior Silver-plated Tea Set
Chatting Dishes, Coffee Urns
Silverplated Forks and Spoons
Table Cutlery
Silver-plated and Britannia Castors
Heavy Silyer-mounted Walters y
Very handsome Enamelled Cottage Set consist
ing OF Dress Bureau with marble top. Bedstead
Wash Stand with marble top, Wardrobe
Chairs, &c.
Damask Lounge
High Post and French Bedsteads
Imitation Rosewood Cottage Chamber Set
Walnut Rocking Chairs
Toilet Sets
Mahogany and other Dressing Bureaus
Bedding. superior Feather Beds
Wardrobes
Superior Curl r, Shuck, and Cotton Mat
tresses
Wash Stands seat Chairs
Venitian Blinds
Ice Cream Freezers
Radiator Wood Stoves g.
Two excellent Cooking Stoves
Cooking Requisites, Kitchen Furniture &o
Terms: Under $25, cash; over S25, a credit of
sixty and ninety days, for approved endorsed notes
bearing interest.
B. MILBURN, Trustee.
@. w. BOTELER,
mar 26--d&ds (Intel a Star /
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

IN OPENING Of Spring Millinery.--0n
V<&open at our store the largest and most hand
some assortment of Spring Millinery ever before Of
fered consisting, in part of silk lace, Grape and
straw Hats of the latest Parisan styles; also, Rib
bons, Flowers, Rusches, Blondes Caps, &c. To all
Of which we invite the attention of the ladies of Wash
ington and vicinity, and most respectfully solicit
them to give us call, as we are determined not to
be excelled by any other house in the city, having
made arrangements to be constantly supplied with
French and New York made Hats.
HUTCHINSON d MUNRO,
No. 31o, Penn. av. between 9th and 10th SITS.
mar 2o-4t
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS POSS ESS-
u ING Dsguerreotypes Of absent or deceased
friends-By late invention and improvement in
the Photographic Art any DsguerreOtype may be
magn6ed TO cabinet life sise, and 6nished in pas
tell o. OIL Solors without losing the likeness in the
bursts Gallery No. 484 Pennsylvsnia avenue, where
they are made at q very moderate price, and at q
short notice. They are also made from life.
nov 26-6m
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Br THE HOUSE PRIxrIso rxLKsRAPH.
Death of Commodore MeReeysr,

NogoLr, April 1.--Commodore Isaac Mckee.
yer died this morning. He entered the service
February lst 1909, and received his commission
Of captain December 8, 1888. Since the death Of
Commodore Morris, Commodore McKeever stood
number eight on the list of captains He entered
the navy from Louisiana, but was at the time Of
his death citizen Of Pennsylvania, and command
er of the navy yard at this place.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01

SAN, rorcH BACK DAT BAcoH i--Beversl of the
cuiierd population were before Justice HolIngs-
head last night, for stealing lot Of bacon. The
evidence not being sufficient 10 send them to the
city springs" they we're discharged How many
Of this class save their bacon" yearly for the want
of summary powers in the hands Of the magistracy.
Thus evidence not quite strong enough TO convict
OF larceny before court, might be quite sufficient
for another purpose, and the community, rather
than the criminal, would have the "beneft OF a
doubt"
MorHrR Yrri--A "fair Cyprian" Was seen this
morning at the guard house to pay out the aged
mother, whom intoxicaton and vice had brought
to the sad condition Of q public nuisance. The
flial injunction OF 60 and drink more, delivered
with evident disposition 10 shrink from public
gaze, brought to mind the Congressional quotation
Of Scripture, "while the lamp holds out" &C.
THROWING SroSKs.-Captain Birch's court this
morning presented more varieEated appearance
than usual, there being several in the prisoners
box for throwing stones and rowing generally -
From a cursory glarce, one would suppose that
both Ebo shin and gizzard foot were duly repre-
sented-one being as black the ace Of spades,
and as foul" as Il just from !" Vulcsn's smithy,"
and another who might be called mongrel con-
cern," of copper color and blue eyes.
Those AsHKs-The unsightly pile Of ashes on
Tenth, between II and streets has not yet been
removed. 1t Is nuisance that ought TO be imme-
diately abated.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01
Financial.

NEW YORK, April Stocks are higher. Chica.
go and Rock Island Railroad, 95 IL cents; Cum
berland Coal Company, % 3-s cents; Michigan
Southern, 90 IA cts; New York Central Rail
road, 93 Sd cents; Pennsylvania Coal Company,
90 IA cents; Reading Railroad, 90 IL cents
Virginia 6's, 93 IA cents Missouri 6's, "a cents
Illinois Central Bonds, Ss IA cts.
Sterling Exchange is dull, at 8 IL prem.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01
l"PRO BONO PUBLICO.0

IL. W. EVELYN WILLIAMS.
1vA ~Plutes, y respectfully informs MEMBER 81
Congress- citizens, and the public, that he is now
prepared to execute, as usual all business generally
4mdnuensis, Copyist, and General Scribe.
Office at the Exchange Hotel" G street Orders
left either at ]. Shngton's, "Odeon," corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and- a-haf street or
at 87s, Pennsylvania avenue, will meet with prompt
attention. fah 10 ~
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01
Vessel Burnt at Sea.

Bosros, April 1.-The schooner Tempter, from
Charleston, bound to Providence, was burnt at sea
on the 26th ultimo. The crew were saved, and
have arrived here
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01
.Destructive Firs in GaIena.

GALESA, April la destructive fire occurred
this morning in the heart of our city 1t COM
menced near the De Soto House, and destroyed
thirty buildings, including the Catholic church.
The De Soto House was saved. Loss unknown
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01

HE MILE TERESA PARODI begs leave
to announce that, on her way to the North, she will
give in this city Grand Concert between the 10th
and 18th April, assisted by Madame Amalia Patti
Strakosch and Signor Leonard, under the direction
of Maurice Strakosch.
Mile Teresa Parodi will sing this occasion, for
the first and only tme the celebrated national French
Hymn, La Marseillaise," which has been received
with immense enthusiasm wherever sung by her.
mar o0-tf El
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sToDDARD.
WArKRroRp. 1854

WATERFORD, 1854.
Prof o. j. WooD: With confidence can recon-
mend your Hair Restorative as being the most efica
cious article ever saw. have used the Wahpene
and many her preparations of the day. all to no ef
feet. Since using your Hair Restorative, nv hair
and whiskers, which were almost white, have gradu-
ally grown dark, and now feel confident that few
more applications will restore them to their natural
color. 1t also has relieved me of all dandruff and
unpleasant itching, 80 common among persons who
perspire FREELY. JG KILBY.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01
SUPPORTERS AND BRACES.

For weak and emacated persons the greatest inven-
tion of the past or present age 1t would fill this
journal to publish all the certificates in her posses
sion. The following, however, is attached;
ITO THE Sick AND AFrLIcrED.--For the good of
the public feel myself bound to testify to the great
cure your Body Brace has performed for me. | was
afflicted for twenty years with violent pain in my
back. After using your Brace few Weeks, l recov-
cred my strength and am now perfectly cured"
JANE SMALLWOOD."
The above-named articles can be obtained of Mrs
t., at her rooms at the Exchange Hotel" street,
between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-01
Non-Arriual of the Atlantic.

NEW York, April l, LAP. Mp to this hour
there are no signs Of the Collins steamship Allan
tic, now thirteen days out from Liverpool for this