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dy, whose performance was so much admired At
the Marshall Theatre, in Taylor's Troupe. has re-
Gently been married, says the Petersburg Demo
crat, TO . wealthy young Virginian, who fell In
love with her from seeing her In that city.
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For Bilious Diseases, Fever and Agus, Liver Dis.
pure state of the Blood, CARTER's SPANISH MIX.
. TURE is most certain and positive remedy. 1t at
acks the Of disease by rendering the Blood pure
and expelng all unhealthy particles from the system
Every one should use this Invaluable remedy who is
exposed to the heat of the weather. or resides in an
unhealthy location. 1t il equally good prevents
tive asit in curing diseases. Try it at once Sold
by BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
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THE DEsTRoYER-The destructive effect OF
even rumor or war upon commerce ~ sisnincshIi
ly APPARENT in the following extract from letter
sent 10 US by mercantile house 10 this city -
from their correspondent At charleston, ., O.
'sThe war fever has possesscd almost everybody.
So strong Is the belief Of war with England, that
many houses won't buy any goods q the present
war clause In their policies. IN. +. Adrsvsissr.
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THEATRIeAL-when last heara from Miss Kate
Hayes was giving concerts At Robarts Town and
Nine. Anna Bishop at Sydney, Australia Gus-
tayus Brook, Fanny Catheart aud Lola Montex
were playing ~ Sydney.
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AFFRAY.--On the alst inst, at Boydton, Neck.
| lenbnrg county, general row occurred between
| the students OF Randolph Macon College and some
citizens Of the county in which hickory sticks and
pistols bore conspicuous part. 1t originated in
trifling dispute.
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- n. T1YLun \ yoaid remind ii
HH 80 frisnds and The public generally tha

where may b found PIANO FORTEA MELODE.
4sSs sSuLTAhs, NIOIdNS. FLUTES and ACCok-
Hs stlc agent IL this city for the sale Of the ceie
hEsfea Hnnns y Clssk's PIANOS, which ass not sur-
pes9 q say ethel mskeEa and sqasllsd bot ~ fsw.
Alea 0Als y Co.'S ssperor Piauos
Guitar and Violin STEINGS of ths bcst qualtty.
He has the lsrEest sock of MUSIC y b found ~
e State, and e ooastanty Fecsivins tho etest pnbi
caaisna which ~ wi sen thA m0st ve1accd rrtces
End upon - good tsErns cen 10 he'd elsewhese. z
EX Planes tansf. repaired, anA let On hire.
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) aSHoerrSa MARBLES bullets were
used until the year l5ll, when iron cana into use
fore ieaden bullets were generally adopted. Stone
cannon balls are yet used in ths East fss838
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Counterfeit el0 notes on the Bank Of Newburn,
n c.. are In circulation At Norfolk
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AMERICAN OAxsfs PARIs-Out Of the one hun.
dred and twenty American Oaks thirty years
old. which were planted last year on the Q.ai dfs
Tailyies in Paris, eighty-seyeu are now green and
aonrishinr. the rest uhirty -three) are dead
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The Count dc Montenuoyo, the son of Count
Neipberp and Marie Louise, the widow Of Napo-
leon. Ia now lieutenant field marshal In the ser
vice of Austria He has still in his possession the
famous collar of rose colored pearls which the first
Emperor gave Marie Louise when they werc mar
ried and bis wife, the Hungarian Dutchess BATH.
any' now wears Ii In the drawing rooms of Vienna.
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- Z II Il VI e n SHAEINCs, IIAIh
NJ DRESSING AND SHAMPOOING SALOON,
l4th street opposite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond.
Ta-JVILLLfM WILLLfMSON, Proprietor, bav-
ing recently moved to the above esta ishment, and
after ncurrng considerable expense In retitfing aud
rsnovating the same respectfully invites the stten-
tion and patronage of the public. With polite at
tendsnts and together with his knowedse Of the mo-
dus oper0nd feels assured of his ability to give en-
tire satisfaction.
Strangers visiting the city waited on with dispatch
LIN
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-On PAIRS OF THOSE CHEAP WIN
,NVt now SHADES only S7& CENTS O be ruI

.JUU DOW SHADES, only 81 cents, TO be run
aff the following low prices, for one week only
Beautiful Landscapes SOC, worth 2; Light Shades,
plain with boquets only Soc, worth 81 81; Splendid
Vase Shades, at 81, well worth 81; Gilt shades 81
Covers all widths and patterns, from 25c up.
Also, seasonable stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery and
Gloves Irish Linen Soc, worth 75c Brown Linen Ia
bI, Cloths SOC; White do Damssk. q yds long, 81;
Large ,ize Towels 10 cts-with great many Dress
Goods which will be sold off cheap Call soon at the
Dry Goods store OF Nd. GOLDEN,
go Broad st., between Sd and 4th.
yort nrices ..-I = my l6
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HOTELS.
HlGEIx M0TEi...0i.D P0iNT "a

HfGkIA HOTkls.-OIsD POINT COM.
A FOkT --Thts delightful summer resort the
most inviting on the Southern seaboard aud Tor A.
traction interior to none in the country couyenisn,
TO the Salt bath and the many other luxuries
water region, IN broad view Of Hampton Roass and
the Chesapeake Bay, and with an extensive milit.rs
post beside IT. has passed to the propnetonhp OF the
undersigned and will be opened for the pubHc r.es.
ton on the le:h day Of june after which date Il vii
not be again closed ''ii
Disease at Old Point Comfort. at snx ....., ..
almost untnown 10. health, IL may be said indeed.
torval the most secluded watering place of nj. on
tain INTERIOR 90 that the uplander may feel no 3.i
Ia going down to test the attractions Of hi.
lowland retreat krtE
The proprietor has ensssea, for the general super.
intendence, Mr Joseph B. Steral of Richmond n.
of the Hugenot SPRING. gentleman of nlarked Anti;
tude fer the trust he has assumed while his own .n
pervision will guard the comfort of ysitor. and IN.
reputation OF the establishment.
my ls-Sm JOS. sEGAR.
VHk COTrAGE HOTEL, at A.hIand, i.
L new In order for the reception of boarders hy
the day, week month or year.
To persons engaged in business in Richmond who
may desire to be within reach Of their families eyerv
necessary facility 10 afforded by the transit of three
trains daily each way, between the two places whist
on each Sunday, commencing with the frst Sunday
the 4tl In May, special train will leave the de NOT
on shoesoe hili at O'clock A. NJ, and return about
sunset, Tor the accommodation of those who say de-
re to unite in the religious exercises of the day in
the village.
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining cottaye,
are provided with gas tho Is equal to any in tho
STATE and the location proverbai for heaItL whilst
in addition the extensive and well arranged grounds
of the establishment furnish fsciltes for and
recreatOn surpassed by no ether place Of the kind.
P. g. The regular passenger traina of the Rich.
mond, Fredercksburg 4 Potomac Company at on at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper
Ashland Hanover CO.. Va,
May 2. 1856. my S-2m
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NOTICE.-I have removed my office from
\the late Constsbles office to my residence Mar
shall street between Adams and lst streets, where
can be found after this week Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays from sunrise to sunset, each day. to
transact any business connected with the late High
Constable's office of Richmond.
ap lY---ts j. Z. TYLER.
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EMPLOYMENT DEsIRED.--The under.
1IIHE CHEAPEST DRY AND FANCY

Il
l. GOODS IN THE CITY-ArTENTIoN Buy
the North with an extensive stock of FANCY AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which he boug ght ut the
New York auctions FOR CASH, offers tk EN- to purcha-
at such rates that will satisfy them at that
HENRY RROWN, at No. 25 Nam street, is sctuay
selling the CHEAPEST GOODS in the city. To
enumerate all the cheap Goods he keeps would fiji up
the Dispatch; but certain it is it will be consulting
your interest to give him cali, when about job
bing before purchasing elsewhere. Convince your
selves ut HENRY BROWNS,
No. 25 Main street,
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NATIONAL HOTEL, Main street, staun-
l ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER l. CO. Pro.
prietors
~ An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot. to take passengers to and from this
house. free of charge. nv s. 6m
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mo. 563.l
Notice

Or Wahdra,oaI Of Lands in Louisiana.
of the of Congress- approved Sd June 1856
king of land State of Louisiana, aid in the
sucton OF certain railroads IN saiS STATE instructions have
following respective
Districts probably falling within The prescribed limits selection
until otherwise directed heretofore ordered telegraph
3lst OF May last, viz
Office at NArcHroCHEs all the lands in the district
follows:
Townships TO ID, inclusive, of range4
Townships to 49, inclusive, of range s.
Townships Il, inclusive, 6.
Townships II TO IA, inclusive, of ranges and g. and
Townships 10 and Ia of ranges and TO-
Once at MONROE, all town
sp5 to ~ tEcusve which lie west Of
ships ID TO Is, inclusive, between and the Mississippi
Ogce OPELousAs the lands In district
of the base line and We Of the principal MERIDIAN
the folowing
Township l north, OF ranges and east.
Townships TO 6 SOUTH inclusive of and west.
Townships 4 SOUTH incusive of 3 A. and
Townships and 2 south, and
Townships to south, inclusive, of ranges and east
Townships to IL south, inclusive, Of range east.
Townships 2 10 10 south, inclusive OF range 4 east.
Townships I to IA s0uth, inclusive Of range S east
Townships TO IS south, Inclusive of range east
Together with all the townships east Of and south
township south
Once GREESsRUEo lands between
ranges east and 10 east
ofhss at Nav ORLEANS, all townships situated between
and 10 aRd east OF the Mississippi
following lying pest Of the Missisippi river viz
Tow ships 10 TO 10, inclusive, OF ranges u and H.
Townships 10 TO "a, inclusive, between 10 and IT,
TOWNSHIPS IL 20 IL, inclusive, between l6 90
townships u 20 IL, inclusive, lying east Of range 10.
Given under hand Land ONCE at the city OF
Warrington, this 18Th day Of June, 1883.
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
June 9o-luw6w - Intel b STAR Commissioner
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ny RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
a H sI3laiszsS

TIsne between w"Shington .nd Wheeling but I7t
Through Tickets and baggage Checks TO be had i'm
Washington.
THE Railroad, having greatly improved
western connections, Offers the aies, inducements to av
the Northwest, and the Southwest.
The between The trains from Washington and the
Washington Junction. arey called the Relay House mica
Wahnon and @ oho S Baggage
Wheeling the Washington station and Ieehecksd and transferred
through tickets points beyond The connecting leave
Washington daily at Is and 4h M on Sundays at the
W1ssns fret is made wit. The trains of CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD running from Beiaire on the Ohio
near n Wnssene through Cambridge zsnesv and NeTsk
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
Chicago 81 Louis r,, ,r,,, .orns., m , r,.,
Of the Lde Miami railroad xenia CINCINNATI, LOUIS
5 xsHh through ss s Miami sS
Haate, Lafayette Chicago, Rock Island, 81 Louis Sc.
Naichez Orleans, which sold WashngIc
are @ at Cincinnati to and e ns h. G
FOR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
caso, &C. Ohio navgabe between
Whsslne and Wslsyile, forty mles where connection with
Travellers requested 70 notice that while this the only route
shortest speedy and direct nearly all the leading
the great West The distance from Washington to Cincinnati is
Fare by through ticket from Washington. To Wheeling so
By raroad ss g. BY steamer from Cincinnati SIS indanape
Chicago $50 Is aud SIC Louis sas SIS; Memphis
For Frederick and apers Ferry Mansbug Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and Farmoun
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take g.
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis se special ad
For further nformaion through tickets &C. apply to TIL H.
r"A'o'' 'S'''' Ut " '''''s''" '''''" JOHN H. DOME
Master Transportation Baltimore and
may5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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May 94-law6wi
United states Mail.
FRORIDA.
PosT oTTIoE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OTuoE DEPARTMENT,
June u, 1885,
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United states from DC
1850 June 30, 1852 the following route IN he
Florida herein specified VIII be eeeiVd
Once Of Once Department. In the cay Of
Washington, the LIST September, 1885, be decided
the day!
6s57 Prom Columbus by Fort Faunng Town. Old Town.
Clay Landing, Atsena Que, and Homosassa, 10 Bay Por
and back twice month, In steamboats,
Bidders will distance propose schedne
make due with the steamers plying between New VI
leans, La. and Key West, Fla.
Proposals Tor oncea- week also invited
NOTE.
guaranteed responsible persons, cei
by Judge Of court Of record and
contract be entered into by the successful bidder win surely
before the st OF October 1865.
be made performed, and for each OF such
satisfactorily explained three times the pay Of The p
For arrivals behind time break con
depending nails and sufficiently excused one
compensation for the ip IL subject 10 or
win imposed unless the delinquency be promptly and
ifacoy explained, for neaecng 10 take the mail from or
ONCE for suffering be injured destroyed robbed or
refusing, after demand the mail a IRE
qurniy the concerned running, We
The Postmaster General annul the con
for repeated failures aRreeaby eontaf or Tor DIS
The may He may also order
Of by allowing therefor rata Increase on
He also discontinue the service
rata decrease Of allowing one
months compensation the OF service dispensed
addressed Assistant Post
further particulars pamphlet advertisement of carryn
mails IN Virginia. North Carolina South Carolina Geos an
Florida dated January ~, 1855. JAMES CAMPBELL,
June I3-lawdw Postmaster General
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PROTECTED by royal letters patent Of England and secured
seals Of Ecoe dc Pharmncie de Paris and the Imperial Col
loge Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tesomsr No the remedy for general and local debility,
OF ye power, decay and all the distressing
arising from early abuse sc Its effects are ecaoious
YOUTH manhood and old the vrle would be-
impaired, the decline Of NE II the Tieaena
universally adopted oil physical mpedmens vanish like
before Its influence thus rendering m invaluable those
tcring the marriage
Tnesemar No completely entirely eadicaes all
disorders which cubebs
andoe for the ruin Of the health OF portion Of The pop
uaon.
Teemar No the great European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician with
mercury the inevitable destruction Of
which all sarraparlla the world
Tresemar Nos l. and alike devoid smell and
all naoseang qualities TheT lay the toilet table without
their use being detected,
Sold cases. each divided separate ad-
ministered b. Valpeau, Baltnland, RouI, sc.
had wholesale and retail OF Mr.. II. A. Barrow No. 81
Green street, Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor and for the United ses and
part Of America Immediately receiving remittance
Mr., will forward TresemaT Of the world,
securely packed and addressed according the instructions OF the
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov g--dlW
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carutne late of the circuit
l. judges Of Tonneseee
Nathan Green, Of the udges supreme
Of Tennessee .....
Hon. Bromfeld L. Ridley Of the of
Judges Cauhers and Green dew their whole time exclusively
TO the school. .#m#" .n -.
Plan Daily examinations each
books No regular Of lectures but explanations
daily lessons progress of the examinations
g. Weekly fcomnon law equity, which
given profess
prosecute through all
practice The framed require
deed wills records and all sorts or documents be
dence in the trials Some of taken by appeal
supreme court, which is held monthly in the
public the end session. The students clerks
ifs jurors circuit judges and chanceors, and In other official
Sacities connected with their suits.
Scssi0nIhe first session the third Monday In
tember ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in july @..-
Expenses per seonTuion fee $50, advances contngen
81 boarding about $50. Students furnish their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four sessions required 10 complete unless
dents advanced class No study required for
mission There regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school,
Number of students the last collegiate year eighysx.
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.
No. 56l.l
Notice Of the Withdrawal of Lands in Michi-


IN of the act Of Congress approved 80 June 1856 ma
king grant State MICHIGAN TO aid In the
railroads in said state instructions have
Office the registers and receivers to continue
from sale and location OF the following described
probably falling within the prescribed limits OF econ
directed heretofore ederad by telegraph the
30b OF May last, 10 wit;
Office at DuscAs. All lands In the district in the southern pc
nsia and Ia west, and south OF township
Also peuna all the lands north township
&c. and west of range 10 west.
Office district, all those
ships IL, IL, 3D. and IA lying west FRANCE IA west
Office All the lands in The district those
townships north township IL and of
OF township 10 and east of range east
Office at DETROIT: the district lying between
townships NORTH and all situated west of range east
Office Mt KALAMAZOO All lands in the district lying Of
range west
Office MARE All the lands in the district situated
south II hip 81, in ranges 90 o 81 inclusive.
South Of township 49, in ranges 80 to 81 inclusive
Of township SO, In ranges IS and 30.
South township 81, in 81 and 30.
North OF township 49, IN ranges 80 and 40; and
North oftownsbip 40, in ranges Al and AZ.
These latter all the lands advertised In the
No. 552 be offered next July Sau
Marie which will Therefore, be offered at the public sale
therein ordered
Given my hand General Land oce the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856 u,-u
THO5. a. HENDRICKS,
June I4-Iaw6wf gInteI 4 star.I Commissioner.
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FLEETWOOD CEMETERY Once No s92 Pennsylvania
Of 10th the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid the plan Of the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. and situated the high ground distant
mile north of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
TO The gateway This have received charter from Con
appropratng their ground forever 10 burial making
fee title to the purchaser, and prohibiting all
legislation otherwise which is OF importance those who
wish their dead where they
become custom in all cities when the burial ground
valuable for other sell
iseuousy into large pitt and legal
illes given 10 the ground
N. Office from 10 IL, where pamphlets, with
charter, and bylaws, and all other information
obtained orders for inenen left with Mr. HaT
No 4l0 Seventh street. other undertaken will prompt
~xssacd June Idly
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED Z

TTE ONLy ONE ELECTROMAGNETIC Rob Of DR. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR far superior the Cuisi-
nier saapaa, other similar remedies radically
without all affections Of the skim dartres scrOua
accidents accouchmcnts
period Of % and hereditary ncrimony Of humors AZ depua
fractions snd other weakness Of the arising from abuses
injections soundngs As syphio the Rob
diseases
Of bam cubebs from injections which only epe
nruuayng H. The Rob Boyveau above
recommended yphc Diseases whether recent long stand
and which resisted the Of mercury the iodue
Of potassium
General agents United States Gabriel Bondn, ESQ., "
William York for Wholesale orders Guo nu0onge,
New OrIeansI seuiy, San Francisco.
The Rob Lasceur sold by all the druggists throughout the Uni
ted States The pamphlet Of O. dc st. Gervns mcd
cal properties Of the Rob will be obtained by writing to O. Ron
din, " William street. New York who win every Information
wanted.
prepared South America, tho West In
dice free ohs United States duties he has the Rob in bond
March H-dlYs
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PurnelI Toudvlne johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.

Purnel Toudvne Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions
equity county, before Hon. Thomas Spence
judge Of the eth JUDICIAL circuit OF Maryland
THE object OF his suit decree for Of certain
al estate for the PARTITION and perfecng the title OF
the complainant said
Maekey, late of Somerset county deceased by his viii devised
all his his he
after her William M. d. TOWNSEND Ehza Townsend
FL zabeh Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, and Susan smith
worth about four hundred doa The bill also the by
said OF life tide John d. Slemons
thereto purchase by said John Semons Of Elizabeth
Vances the death Of said JohR by NJ
ri all said Johns the death Of William NJ d. Townsend
and the title OF Maria Sessions and Mary t. Semons equal
shares Of his interest his only beat law the death Of Eliza
Townsend Slemons,
heir aaw the sale by the said Mary Semons of
said complainant the purchase by said John B. Sic
in his lifetime Of Maria Sessions said lot that
deed given to him therefor, IL there that
lost destroyed the death Of Susan sm and the descent
brother, the said the
by said Henry all his interest certain Johnson Gray
the State Virginia that the complainant seized
Cray nib subject complain
for the life Of said Susan, who still living
advanced and praying for decree establishing complain
ants title the tenth interest aforesaid sold by said Ma
Sessions said John Sem0ns, and for decree sale
purpose paOn and for order publication against
said Maria and Johnson who esdents OF this State Il
hereupon this third day June, eighteen hundred and
Judicial
In puhshedin Washington city
before July
said defendants Of the object and substance Of
this bill and them appear in this
before fifteenth day Of October next
premises and show cause If any they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE,
True cupy-test;
GsvIS WooLroRp, Clerk
June 7-law5wif
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0TYIoE haErLAKB CoEsoLIDATKp LOFrARIKs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July u, 1855.
TUE Maryland
his public the
who mail schemes,
and be the for lhe sale Of
wholly fictitious
The legal lotteries Maryland daily
the supernendence Of the commissioner elected BY
the State under the approve ae
schemes and TO attend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates packages
tickets have The tosa r. X Benan
Baltimore, Maryandn All others IN fraudulent
For full information the sub OF those frauds address
r. x. brennan,
Sept 28-dly Baltimore. Maryland.