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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richmond, april 6-HSh Water 3to'etock


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ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown Parrish, md3. and passengers,
Indian Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritehett Baltimore lnds,
Lud am WATSON.
schr Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, gusno,
schaer, Kohler Co.
schr VIM Spear, Jons' Norfolk, mds., w. D. Col
quit & Co.
schr o 81 Tall.y. Mitchell, Rappahannock, com,
Z, O. " inston Co.
schr Jos Homes, Homes, New York, hay, Whit
lock Il Son.
schr Harrison Price, Johnson, New York, hay, w
D o quit K Co.
scnr. Jas. T. Brady, Dsugherty, New York, hay
Mark Downey
schr Barrill, Price, Alexandra. coal, Virginia
Towing Company.
Brig Branoywlne Cormac in ballast.
schr. f. J. Talbot Sweetan, Wilmington, N. c.,
lumber r. r. E. X. Co.
schr Lanson Dean, Drinkwater, Rosklaud lime,
BIidgor l. Co.
sshr o. Pitts, w2ody, Rappahsnnock' corn
schr Providence Mothersaid, Baltimore, n ds w
D. Colquitt Co
schr Union, shelly. York River, corn, L. N. Webb
| Co.
schr aenrico, Scranton, New York, mds, D. Il w
Currie
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadt lphia
mds and passengers, II. j.. futile. ,
| schr Richmond, Blygsrd New York, mds, D. q
W. Currie.
SAILED,
Schr. Elizabeth Arculareus, Films, Boston, mds'
r. Rankin.
SAILED FROM CITY POINT, APRIL D,
Bremen gsrque Wieland for Bremen, with 51i
hhds and 9terces Tobacco end Stems.
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-" nAH,Y DISPATCH,
-~~-~s os walker.
:, :. An, Morpins. Apri, =, Iso

"-.s.-.--.,.>>>~~~~~~~~N
-. Eertuaes Of walker
-x,. .,,nt there 10 no man VINO oe'' IT,
..a,n, public than walker Of N'oA's M.
''e should erect him amonum.ns ~
.a.r some obligations to heAe.' .e"A
a1s unn,,ps ton, to the Emperor Oh n"ss., !"
."N ,,,r.ee and to Lord Paimets'on' ou. "Ae'
.ne N the other heroes ana nefo'nes in'o pro-
tn'o" .,..,. One after another OF these nosa
founu u-. from the stage or, subsidies Into
oh'ue' -,.scence; Huntington retires to Sing
state ., =, :. obscured 10 the shadow of the
sing Tim Dean drives off with his precious
Tomos' ~. Emperor Of Russia leaves the Cri-
oa'sA s,.,es himself with railroad speculations |;
me. ss Punch wistily observes, lie "puttirg
-. 60 rights before going to the country" But
.r',s.r ike the widows cruise, never gives out -
" :. .,ways In motion, and his career is most
-....hlv diversified with . constant succession of
-. and downs, lights and shadows. He may be
sa.,.r.ted the Hero of vicissitudes. One steamer
him on the fat OF his back another reports
nj M again, seated on the top rail Of the fence
and Growing like Chauticleer. Ons' day he Is on
the pont of starving to death, his men are desert
log him In regiments. and he hasn't q cent 10 his
excheauer The next day he is flush of provisions
men and money Somebody is always fankipe
walker. excep. when Walker is fanking some
bedy else. One day he is confined In town Oh
f,rtiaca,iop and the next, Henningsen, the gallar
Hungarian, comes to his deliverance, and straight
way Walker is doing as well rs can be expected
The next advices represent him As pitching int
the Costa Ricans at an awful rate. sacrificing abou
six hurdred of them at time, as thank offer'pl
for his escape from danger. On the whole, we ar
Inclined to consider Walker trump. He may b.
fIlibuster and adventurer, but he ia evidently
man of energy, talent, courage and better quail
fed to govern the SOFT of people that live in tina
country. than any of their native chiefs. One Q
the governments Of Central America has off r
twenty thousand dollars for his head They nee
. head no doubt, and just such a head as is o
Walkers shoulders, bu. it would be much bette
to pay him the twenty thousand dollars, and IL
his head remain where 1t is, by which means the
will secure good head for their government at
more moderate price than they are likely to oh
tain It elsewhere.
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NV BOOKS, NEW BOOks.-.Just re-.
~ ceived at NORRIS Bookst re,
A PRACTICAL Treatise on Grasses and Forage
Plsnts comprising their Natural History, Com
q p.rative Nutritve value, Methods of Cultivating
Cutting and Curing and the hsnsRement of
Grass LANDS By Charles l.. Flint. 3 25
FIRST LESSONS in Botany and Vegetable Physi
ology, illustrated by over $50 WOOD Engravings
&c By Asa GRAY. ST..
MANUAL of the Botany of the Northern United
Stats revised Edition, including Virginia
Kent icky, and all East OF the Mississippi ar
ranged according to the Natural System syAs.
Gray. With s'x Plates. ] vol. price 8 So
TORSEY'S Interest Tables; showing at sight or ~
one addition the int eresr any number of col
lars from to 10 900, from day to 1S6 DAYS and
from | to IL months. 81.
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL Anatomy and Physiology
of Man By Robert Bentley Todd NJ d. F. X.
s., and VIM. Bowman, r. r. g. CornpIeta in
one volume, with 2.8 Illustrations $3.50
AN EXPOSITION OF the Signs and SYMPTOMS of
Pregnancy, with some other papers on suhiect.
connected with Midwifery. BY w G Montsom.
cry, A. H., M D., &c from the second I,onSo,
Edition. vol, S375
CLINICAL Lectures on Certain Diseases of the Uri
nary Organs aud on Drops es. By Robert Rent
ley Todd. vol, Sl.50.
POEMS, National and Patriotic. BY G. w. Cutter
Price $3.50.
TUCkEks History of the United States Vol. I'd
MY LAST CRUISE. or Where We Went and r,-ba,'
vol, Plates, &c S2.25.
COUNSEL TO the Awakened, or the PATHWAY of
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Pluckey, Kent, with an introduction BY Rev c.
d Cooper, Rector Of ST. Philips, fhilads Soc
AREVIEW Of DR.. Jeter's Campbellism Examined
ton by Alex. Campbell, himself ST..
I-St
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New Naval Roasds-NayaI.

WASHINGTON. April Two Naval Boards Of
Inquiry are ordered to be instituted in addition
to the one now in session The names of the
officers composing them are not divulged. The
order Of taking up the cases is changed and those
of furloughed and on-eave officers will be exa
mined before those of the dropped
The case of Lieut.. Wager was flushed to day
and the decision forwarded to the Secretary Of
the Navy.
Captain Stringham, member of the present
Board, has been ordered to the command of the
Navy Yard at Charleatown, Mass.
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Es~ To Merchants Mechanics and OF hers
Az it 10 now about the time when Merchants and
others wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARDS,
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POSTERS,
&c. printed, respectfully can their attention to
our extensiye Job Office, which is supplied with al
every variety of type, embracing all the latest
styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Busi-
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OK
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Visiting
and At Hone CARDS, printed in the nsatest posi-
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low
est CASH PRICES A call from tn ose desiring any
descrntion of Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DIsPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the finest
snscmeps of printing executed in this count try
JNO d HAMMERSLEY Co
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DIED,


On tha 5sh inst, at IS minutes TO o'clock r M :
WILLIAM THOMAS WHITFIELD MITCHELL,
eldest SON OF Daniel and Martha Mitchell aged z
years, month and Is days.
His funeral will take place, at the reiidence o.
hts father, on 9Th street. between Byrd and Arch
streets at 2 O'Clock. this day, (TUESDAYO Ith inst
The friends aad acquaintance, and those OF James
II Franklin, are requested to attend, without fur-
Their notice.
Little Willie borne from his parents fond embrace,
From earthly woes and cares;
Before Heavenly Fsthst'A face,
glorious form he wears
His little soul, just stopped to earth,
Its new fsdaed wings to trS;
Then SCARED 10 an immortal birth,
cherub In the sky.
The heart thst beats with rapture here,
To mark his budding powers,
Would burst with jos to mark them there,
Till borne In Angels bowers
~ New York and Oswego papers please copy.
On the oath ult, GEORGE w. MARTIN, in the
Ssth wear of his age He leaves wife and two chill
dren to mourn his loss.
Farewell. dear husband thou art gone,
The earth hath closed thee from my eyes;
Msy peace be with thee in the tomb,
Tntil Chris hid thae rise.
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The Observation-Disclosures ps-Freishts, DC.
coRREsPoNDENct OF THE D1sPArcH

JUNCTION, NoTToWAY Co., Va.
April 9th, 1857 {
We have with us this morning regular "Sou,t
wester," blowing and raining like the reservoirs
of Heaven were bottom upwards-fioe for farmers
in some respects but death to poor cows and hogs
We had quite gathering of the Democracy on
Saturday, and were entertained for several hours
with speeches from w. c. Flournoy and Charles
Irving, Esqs, the former a candidate for Congress
from this district
The wheat crop looks well, considering the Sc.
verify of the frosts in January Many of our
farmers, though, have very long visages in regard
to poor prospects for tobacco plants The past has
been the most unfavorable season for raising
plants for many years past being extremely cold
and dry
Very heavy freights are passing our place on
both roads at this time and for several weeks
and e hope the stockholders are reaping q rich
harvest
If any circumstance turns up exciting, you will
hear again from SENEx.
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LYNCH Law IN TkXAS.-The arrest of Chill
Johnson" desperate at Waco, Texas, after fierce
resistance. has been noticed A Vigilance Com
mtfee consisting of tbirty-two members, was form
ed for the purpose of inquiring into the circum.
stances of his arrest and his wounds The latter,
not being deemed mortal led the committee to
take active measures, as the next morniog the
body of johnson found suspended from the
platform in front of the jail, with the top of the
head shot off.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, LEWIS
PARRISH Master from New York:
MrsM f. Waterman, F Mckenzie, j. Holiday, p
Blake P. Smith, T. Edwards. j Post, Demmel :
man l. Walscs, A Basby Minzenheimer 4
Ksvough d Woodruff, J E Benjamin. New :
ION j :. Wynue, Carter. l. Winter. Miss Bach
ar Obendofer. Smith, w Smalwood 9
Rumley, a Chase, Mooring; and % in steersge.
Also from Norfolk:
N Redmond aud lady, Thos. Shea and lady, Miss A
2 BRADLEY q w Ayres, Capt r. Ford and TX sea-
men, wal ace, John MARS, Hardy, Jno Fenton
end Jr NsnnIng.
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BOAT SUNK.-The Canal boat Reindeer, en- route
from Richmond for Lynchburg, freghted with mer
chandise for that city, sunk when about miles
below New Market. All the cargo was more or
less damaged. Messrs. J. A. Stigler & Co, of
Lynehburg city, had considerable quantity of
goods on board The boat is owned by the Messrs
Anderson
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Col. Memminger,s Lecture,

We call attention to the lecture night before
the Young Mems Christian Association by Col
Msmminger, Of Charleston. Col. Memminger is
one of the most distinguished members of the
South Carolina bar, and is a gentleman equally
distinguished by exalted iote'Iectual and moral
worth. We trust he may receive such p greeting
tonight as his eminent talents and Accomplishments
rict " deserve.
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Forest FIRES in Nortn Carolina.

WILMINGvON, n. G, April 6 -Destructive fires
are raging in the forests in this vicinity and else.
where in the State, and it is feared the turpen-
tine trees will be all destroyed. One producer
has already lost 20 900 trees.
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Theatre.

Miss MITCHELL is still the object of attraction
at the theatre, and has grown q greater favorite
than she was, as popular as she had been before
her second visit to Richmond. Tonight she ap.
pears as Olympia, in the drama of the Queen of
the AbruzZi,'
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SHIPPING IN PORT The last account from the
following places showed the shipping in port to
be: New York, 563; Boston, 160; Baltimore, So
Charleston, 81; Savannah, ST. New Orleans, 200:
Mobile, So
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TKLkGRAPuiC NkWs.
REPORTED FoK rHE DISPATCH
Tae 'Tribuae'so Reports about Walker.
Thc Eilltbuster Detented b lsreeicY

rae lrvMae =" REPORTS about Walker
the Fftltbuster Defeated by Greeley.
NEW YORK. April 6--The Tribune of to-day
publishes statement of passenger by the steam.
er Texas, formerly an adherent of Walker, to the
erect mat the report Of Walkers victory on the
10th ul is entirely unfounded. The passenger also
states that the correspondence between Walker
and Canss was in relation to the surrender of the
former. Walker proposed to submit provided he
and his men we're permitted to leave the country
Csnnas offered passports to the whole, except
Walker, whom he expressed himself as determine d
to deliver to the Costa Ricans. Walkers adhe-
rents refused to accept the passports and fed to
wards the sea coast
Very little credit may be attached to the above,
as the Tribune has been uniformly opposed 70
Walker, and refused to credit the report of the
late victory before It had even q manufactured
reason for doubling II
fsECCND DISPATCH
NEW YORK, April 6 Private letters from Nj
caraeua, In the Times of TO day, entirely corrobo
rate the original accounts from Nicaragua PEI
steamer Texas.
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THE KALLoCH CASE, in Boston, is about clos
ing On Saturday, ]. F. Steen, of Vermont, the
husband of the lady implicated with Mr. K, tes,i
fed that nine years ago be married Miss Louisa
Flye, of Camden, Me-, who was a schoolmate Of
the defendant. His wife is now lying i'll of con-
auuontion
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The majority for VIM. II. Hodges. Dem J for
Mayor of Portsmouth, Va, over j. S. Stubbs, Und.)
is 300 The entire Democratic tick ct for Council,
men is elected.
A disastrous fire was raging last week in the
cedar brake above Austin, Fla. A number of val.
liable mills and large amount of timber had been
DESTROYED.
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Benefit Of MISS Cordelia Capped, &c.
oRREsPoNDENcE THE DISPATCH

SAVANNAH, April 4th, 1857.
Last light was set apart for q compliments ,
benefit to Richmond favorite. Miss Cordeia Cap
pell The Theatre was crowded from pit to dome
every standing place was occupied, and many went
away unable to get 30 much "a peep INSIDE The
play chosen was the Lady of Lyons" and though
often played think never better played than last
night Richmond has sent from her boards many
star In the theatrical world, and we may venture
to predict that before many years she will be proud
to own this one Is her own May the fair bene
dciary of this occasion still struggle on and when
she steps once more upon The boards of the Mar
shall Theatre, that nourished her in her infancy,
stand At the very highest pinnacle of her profes
sion
The weather for the last week has been cold and
chilly, and overcosts and fires have become popular
Institutions
had the pleasure Of graspns by the hand, a few
dAyssgo Aobt G. etansr6, Esq of Richmond, who
leaves here 70 day for Florida, on account Of til.
Business IL rather slack now, and not much cotton
gong forward.
we are b .iDg smued and entertained BY LilIipu-
asn band OF serensders, composed Of negro boys
music. ~ 49,
win write you again after the parade Of the 7th
tiGNRrFG.
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the I'd instant, by the Rcv. Mr..
Willis. Mr. LYsANDER FiG9 and MisS sELU-
CHA JANE STONE, ali of Richmond.
At Walnut Shades, Chesterfield. Va, on the I'D OF
February. by the Rev David B. Winfree Mr. r hin
EHAs w. CLAY to Miss sALLlE A. 1UaPIN,
all of Chesterfetd.
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Indian Atrocities In Iowa Murdcr0us mt
tack Of Indians ON a White Settlement
at the Head Waters of The DesmoiBes
River

PITrsBURG, April 4. 1857 letter received
here from responsible source, dated Fort Dodge,
Iowa, March %, says that q settlement of twenty
families at the head waters of the Des Moines rv.
or had been attacked by Indians, and that it was
supposed that all were murdered. Only two hous-
es were visited by the persons bringing the news,
IN which fourteen dead bodies were found. Some
bad been shot and others inhumaniy dubbed to
death. 1t Il presumed that the whole number OF
persons composing the settlement were killed, OF
that they are low in captivity A meeting OF citi-
zens was called on the 22i ult and a company OF
tfty to one hundred men had organized to march
to take vengeance on the Indians and rescue any
p ersons that might be found with them,
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ap7-d2tSclt No l27 Main st., Richmou,

~ STILL OPEN-The Great Gift Book Sale, No
2l4 Broad street, ID still open, and the proprietors
ae beatowng, with lavish h'nds, presents both u,e.
full and Ornamental to the purchasers of their choice
selection of Books Call and examine 2t
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asann 10 kaaSAA,

WASHINGTON, April 6-Secretary Stanton, the
new Secretary of Kansas, left for that Territory
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NV sToch-
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

The subscriber has just received from Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, his entire stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
Comprising general and complete assortment
amongst which will be found great variety of yery
handsome and desirable styles for
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
All OF which we're purchased under such favorable
circumstances that he is now prepared to offer much
greater inducements to purchasers thsn heretofore
He resp sctfuy suggests that he deems a detail of
what he has on hand quite unnecessary-sufce il to
say that his stock has never been equal to what 1t
now.
His friends and purchasers generally are invited TO
call and examine for themselves with the assurance
that every article will be offered the lowest prices
for cash, the usual time to prompt paying Gus
TONERS. He begs again to tender his ncere thanks
for the very liberal patronage csorded to the late
firm of j. L.. SMITHeR & BaoTHER, and solicits a
continuance of the same for himself
JOHN L. sMITHER
ap dim No. % Main street
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w April LIST, ISa3.-

THOS. 4. PRICE co. are adding by every or.
rival to their manding stock of Staple and Fa CO
Dry Goods, to which they call the attention Of ,hsir
friends and the public In every de- cription OF tea.
Wy goods for servants art cles such a.
Linen and Cotton shestines Tails Damasks Nap
kins, Irish Linen, Huckabacss, Toweliugs Bed
Quilts Pillow Linens, Diapers, SC &c, thsir stock
is at all times complete.
In their BAZAAR" or Show Room, up stairs
viii be found endless variety of The newest styles
Mantilss from the lowest price to the finest import
ed also, Stella Sbswis; Grape shswls; Lace Poiats
Hsrnani ShawIs and Scarfs; Muslin and Lace Car
tains; Curtain Damak; Brocstelles; Cornice; Z as
sels Loops Bands nc. They now receiving snd
will continue to get every week Throughout the
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SPECIAL DISPATCH,

COLUMBUS Ga April Sue Washington won
the four mile race Saturday, beating Frankfor!
and Charleston. Tima-7:30.
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Arrival of the Steamer Circnssfan mt 81
.IohrS.

HALIFAX April 4-The steamship Circassian
from Liverpool the 10Th ult, arrived at ST.
Johns N. F, on the 30h, and was TO sail again On
the 2i inst for this port She is expected here to-
morrow.
The steamer Merlin, from st Johns, arrived at
seven O'Clock this evening
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8, ANY ON. la want OF runl,
So at factory prices, can get it at hAU,
RICE'S Boot, Shoe and Trunk Saloon. ISL
Main street We have them from the very cheap.
est to the sgt sole leather. Give CAL before
Won buy elsewhere, as we hsve in store and On the
way 1903 Trunks of every kind and quality ell you
have 10 DO is Just to CALL for think we can please
YOU both in egard to quality. snd we know in price,
for we can sell you TRUNK from two to FIVE dollars
less than you can get It elsewhere
C. s. MAURICE, Metropolitan Store,
III Al in trs
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VIM Jackson and Samuel Gilmore convicted
q murder In the Circuit Court, Chicago. have
eeea ssnssncsd 70 be hung on tn l4th of May,
-. .Iasfs were only 20 deaths in Norfolk, Va last
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ID opened a fine variety of Bronze Candslabres s,
Blonze figures Ststuettes, &c. To those wishing &
desirable for the psrlor, good selection
San be obtained of them at
BULKLEY l. CO.'S,
.n7 1877 Main street.
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- Board of Trade of Richmond...
HORACE L. KENT, Prest. e. B BENTLEY Trss,r
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of Arbitration
WILLIAM s. DONNAN, Chairman.
LARKIN w. 9LAzEsRooK, JAMES 3 Dupsy.
DAVID CURRIR, CRRssRAv
INV 27-ta
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- IF YOU HAVE RHEUuaTfsr
USE CARTER,S SPANISH NIYrIi q 6.

~ IF 9gD HAxE RHEUMATIsM-
-, yo1y u y ). e. GAhrERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HAZE SCROFULd-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH NIY3Upr
IT. YOp HAVE PAIN AND ACHING of THE
USE CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU HdPE SUFFERED BY MERCURY-
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IF YOU ARE SUBJECT TO BOUS-
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IF YOU HAZE ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOUR LIVER is AFFECTED-
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ia YOU HAVE FETERS and NIGHT
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IF YOU HAZE CHRONIC SORE THRO4T-
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IF You HAZE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
USE CARRIERS SPANISH mIXlUgE
IF You HApE NERVOUS DEBILITY-
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IF YOUR BLOOD rs IMPURE
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT THE BEST ALTER4TII-E
IN THE WORLD---
USE GAMERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU WANT Il MEDICINE THAT con.
TAINS NO MERCURY.--
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIxTUsr
IF YOU W4NT TO KEEP VIGOROUS AND
HEALTHY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURv
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
L ~ Card.-.Thomas w. n er.ee, Austio.
Ger, (Omce with George Sumner, No. 20 Pearl Ct,
will attend In person to the sale of Real Estate
Household Furniture Stocks of Merchandise, Horses
he.
ALso.-Fo Ksatisg on. Houses and Hirius oss Ne.
gross.
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q White Teeth, Perfumed Breath md

Y Hemovnl.--Sam'I. p. Hawes has re-
inoEon cm 50 from the Basin to the south sid, Of
the Dosk. 18th street All orders for ANTHRACrr
and BlTUklNOU3 COAL and WOOD, sent 10 Ina
Off &c, will receive prompt attention
Ich l7-Tuk Flmif
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w Leeches, Leeches, Leeches.-I hav
Just received by Adams Express, q fresh lot OF
Swedish Leeches, which willabs applied upon the
most reasonable terms.
P.s.-Cupeng and Lsechins promptly attended
TO- car be found at ell hours ct the Hair Dresang
Room under the American Hotel.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

" A New Hair Dye.--Hobson has new
Hair Dye. 1t instantly dyes the Whiskers or Nous
taches beautiful natural black or brown which
nsither water sunshine tarnish In the lenst
We advise all who dye, to call on HOBsON ct his
Hair Cutting Room, under tho American Hote'
Entrance on 18th street. mo u
|" Baths. Baths. Baths Hot Cold
and Shower Baths be had at all hours from
6o'cock A M. to 10 P. NJ at the Hair Cutting Sha.
wing and Sbampooning Saloon, under the American
aosa.. Ea:rance on llth street Single bath q sts
OF hssoket- Tor dollar NH 81