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rvI.EGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE pIsPATcl


BosToN, May THE ship walpols, Woodbury.
s,om Calcutta, December 20 which arrived here
vaaterday. fell in with. January &c, the British
bark Sir Colin Csmpbel, of North Shields, In lat.
30 deg 10 min lon. 76 deg 50 min. f., in sinking
condition, and took oif Capt. Archibald and the
crew. fifteen in number. and landed them at Cape
Town, Cape of Coed Hope The bark was fron,
Maulma'n, for London. Shewas loaded with teak
timber, and sunk about two hours after the crew
urera tax an off
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Sy" soFTNEss! Wh.tcness! Delicacy! fragrance!
and Freedom from Freckes and Eruptions. What
lady does not wish il! yoNTAINE's CREAM OF WILD
FLOWERS will crafty her. and after the first srial,
.he will not be without It. Bold by al Druggists
w. PETERSON. Wholesale Agent.
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DIED.

Yesterday afternoon. FANNY. eau,hter Of w q:
and Louisa Lsneford, aged. years, months aud -
davs. 80.
The friends aud ssqnsintauces OF the ,athy aie
,rstsd 70 .tt,rd her funeral tbs afternoon. ct
csock at thu residsnce Of her father, on Lssn s1'
psa. 1ronke Avenue
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RHiirSaG Accident.

ALBANY, Thursday, May Z, 1657.-A train on
the Central Railroad coming East. last night ran
into drove CT cattle which had escaped from pas
ture at Saencerville Twelve oxen were killed -
The baggage car only was thrown off the track.
None of the passengers were injured.
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SV Yantis has been elected mayor, and VIM Fl
M pore, recorder of Harpers Ferry, Va.
Hayi selling il Delhi, New York, at S25 per
ton and scarcs at that
inc Baker wss killed near the Sweet Springs,
Va, on the 25th ultimo, by falling from his horse.
DR. f Tyler superintendent Of the New
Hampshire Asy lum for the Insane, has resigned.
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DAssiNI,s ARr OF sINGING.-Fr A..
ID TAYLOR has just received few copies 2. ,aa.,
StNPS ART OF SINGING. Thu new oooa Nv
highly recommended. some Of the best judges ny
OF IL ..s q.
ain the arst ninstssn pages Of this new ms'nss ss
embodied more sound sense on the nature sss sS 10
halEa-doIan smilsr works by European master"
ap 6-b
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THE FREsHET The Lynchburs Vrginian Of
yesterday, states thst extensive injury has been
done to the canal st Tye River warehouse, in Mel
sou county, which viii devolve heavy expense
on the company. At Lynchourg the freshe has
gone down, AID bands are repairing the bridge OF
tha South Side Road on Percival's Island The
D IN river was higher than it has been since 1856.
The low grounds on its banks were inundated and
a good deal of wheat ruined.
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wImperiai neutrality-suspicious.

rFImperiai Ambrotypes-sOmethi
ENTIRELY NEW IN THE PH"ToGRAPHIC ART-Ns-
ture in ell its beauty uusurpsssing anything hereto
fore produced by the camera ooscura
This beautiful and most wonderful discovery was
made by Powers, of ISL Main street, and by whom
only the Imperial Ambrotyps Is made. Coll and see
them.
rive nice Lodging Rooms for Rent. Apply to
POWERS, Aub-otypist,
mye -Sit Eagle Square.
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22s BROAD STREET.

~ Bonneis Bieached ard Pressed by n
new process which gives the article all the appear.
anoe of being new, without injurng The texture IN
the least. Also, BONNEfS made and Trimmed In
the most fashionable STYLE at the
LADIES' BAZAAR,
nv 3-Stt No 204 Broad street.
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RED MEN The Great Council OF Red Men, in
the State meets at Petersburg on the 18th inst
and general demonstration is contemplated for
the 18th The order from Lynchburg intend
making an excursion to it.
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- Black Lnce Basques, Nantes,

.
Black Lace Basques, very handsome
Medium and iae black Silk Lace Nantes
Shawls and Point,
Black Thibet and Msrino Rhswls
Kid Gauntlets; new style Dress Trimmings
Handsome Bonnet aud Trimming Ribbons
Eesuti fu Cambria and Mus in Collars and Sleeves
Fine Embroidered Linen, Lawn and Cambria
Hdkfs
Just to hand, and for sale at low prices
my St PRICE & WATKINS.
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Eire IN sfafeuislaun.

NEW YORK, May The buildings on Sc.
guine's Point. Staten Island, recently purchased
by the Quarantine Commissioners, were destroyed
nv fire about midnight. II was set on fire. Loss
>
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Conviction for Murder.

HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, May David s. McKim,
tried for the murder of Samuel I. Norcross, of AL
tona H., was convicted and sentenced to death
He declares his entire innocence.
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10. NotIce.-An adjourned meeting OF the
Richmopd Building Fund Company will be held at
the sTiee Of the Secretary in the Law Building At
half past O'Clock THIS EVENING. A full attend
anee 10 requested tho funds to be disposed of
and change proposed in the Constitution.
Git b. Is. MINOk, 6ecY
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~ Auction Nosice...-AttenfiOn r. solicit
ed to our sale OF Horses Mules, &c dc, This Morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock at tho Horse Lot
Also, to our sale Of Hay, at IL O'Clock 3D., at the
United States Stable, on 18th street
mye LAKUS SHINE, Auets.
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F-LIKzNESsEs FOR 81 CENTS No 81 humbug,
buts sfsctery lii eness for So cents at 1879 Main
street. TYLER Co.'S steam process does the nigh:
thing. 400 taken daily.
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THE RAIN STORM IN MOBLE.-The telegraph
has noticed the occurrence of q terrible rain
storm at Mobile Ala, on Friday last, which Is
stated by the papers of that city, to have been
more destructive than any except the great storm
of 1852. The rain commenced falling in torrents
at o'clock, Thursday afternoon, and continued
without intermission until a late hour Friday
morning, attended with thunder and lightning
The Advertiser says:
The cutters soon became overcharged with the
aqueous fluid and overflowe ed into the intermedis
ate streets, which soon became quite respectable
rivers, the lower parts of the city became impas
sable lakes, and many dwellings were encroached
upon by the rising food Ga and beyond Broad
street, the water attained depth CT several feet,
penetrating of the dwellings in the vicinity,
covering the first floors, and in some instances SO
increased as TO alarm the occupants, and induce
them to Vacate their premises and seek shelter N
less exposed situations.
In all parts of the city, bridges at the street
crossings have been torn up and carried off. and
wood piles and lumber washed away-several CT
the cutters being literally strewed with these evil
iences of the destruction The sidewalk on the
North side CT the public square, as is the case in
several other places, has been undermined, and is
now in shocking order. Gardens have been beat
en- down, and in some instances growing veseta-
bles carried away by this Unlocked for irrigation
The furnace at the Gas Works became submerg-
ed, and at | o'clock this morning the fires went
out. The street lamps all over town soon follow
| ed suit, ard 80 the city continued until daybreak
in total darkness. The gas lights in our press
room also refused to burn, hence the delay in get
| ti1g the Advertiser to press To add to the trou
bes of the Gas Company, one of the lamps on the
bridge, near the works, was carried away, and Ii
! is thought that the pipes are so filled with water
that it is doubtful about getting them clear before
| night
| No work can be done on them we learn, until the
aer in the branch runs off. of which there is lit
tie present prospect SIS the rain still continues
| though quite moderately at this writing. a gen
| .leman drowned in fr'nt of thu works ct about
| daylight this morning, while attempting to cross
| the branch The current SC stroag as tC
take him off his feet, and he foated down the
stream out of sight.
The Railroad track was also submerged and The
| rails appeared SO loose ia some places that this
| mornings up train returned to town and laid W
| after running a short distance
| The lowest built stores Wster street were
visited by the rising waters, but the goods in them
| having been elevated upon skdis, were uniGjured
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e Cancers md Tum 0rs cured Without
cuttins-DR N KAHN late of Philadslphis, respect.
fully offers his services the citizens and the pub
lie generally, for the cure OF Cancers fumors,
Moulds, Hlotches and all diseases OF the skin. lie
can also cure secret Diseases.
He will remain in Richmond three months
can be found at his Office, st the Clifton House. from
10 A. NJ, to ?. h.
Recommend asions can be seen on application
l6-lmt
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~ The Southern Literary Messenger ior May
ia received. 1t will be noticed more particularly
hereafter.
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New Publications,

The Christian Doctrine of Slavery By Geo.
d. Armstrong, ID. D., Pastor of the Presb yterian
Church Of Norfolk, Va. The author says he has
In view IN his work these two ends: 1st. A faith
iu exhibition of the doctrines respecting Slavery
taught by Christ and his Apostles. 9. An exami-
nation Of the false CLOSES" as the author thinks
them, which DR.. Barnes has put upon these pas.
hages in bis Notes
We have not had leisure TO examine the book
thoroughly, but take it for granted, from the
authors known ability, that he has done his Sub.
Ject ample justice. We perceive that he quotes
from some Ct the commentaries of the old English
and Scotch divines on the Scriptural features of
slavery, commentaries written before the slavery
agitation was comm enced or thought of In England,
and which though not iadIted in controversy,
but simply in explanation of the text, form the
very stronges: scriptural argument in behalf os
slavery which we have ever SEEN For sale by p
b Price, 100 Msin street
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- Horses, Carriages and Buggy for sale
1T AucTIoN-Attention 10 requested to my ssIs,
This Moruins, commencing It. 10 O'Clock. At the
Horse Auction Lot, near Central Depot, OF Horses
Carriages and Buggy and Harness
mve THOMAS w. KEEBEE, Auct
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gw Card.-The Subscribers have on n. nd

" Cird.-The subscribers have on hand
from purchases just made, publicly and privately
the most uuprecsdentedy attractive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
they have ever shown.
As the impression NAV prevail in some quarters
from the promn ne thst mas always besn given 70
Rich AND RARE ARTICLES
for Ladies' and Families. that they do not deal In
fa hrcs they the occason to say that they
have always on hand complete variety Of most sp-
proved things for Farm and House Servants rur.
chssed directly from the manufacturers or th cir
agents.
They will Dot attempt to detail in either depart.
ment. and will only add that their stock 10 pur.
chased on terms the most favorable, they can and
will meet the wants and taste Of the most 6scrimi.
mating buyers, in price, quality and ,tgle.
Their senior partner has beeu engaged for nearly
two months in making their purchaser, and they
just receiving of his last and will coa-
tnus to add to their stock from time to time oc.
cesion may require to be prepared to meet the
y ants CT their large and Increasing trade
my 2-lm THOS. Il. PRICE CO
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~ 70 the Fire e ompanies and onr
friends who aided Us at the fire which Destroyed oar
store Yesterd.y morning we return our sincere
thanks BENNETT, BEERS flSnLn.
nv 81
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gy It's PLEASANT and profitable to visit the Gift
Bookstore, No. So Main street. whore of cur
own city boys ]. A. SPENCE, Esq , is dispensing his
presents to his patrons, with unparalleled libersity
You will find the books cheap, and the presents,
yery &C ceptable my 3--2t"
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- NOtice.-The Directors OF the Tucka-
HOE AND JAMES RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY have
declared dividend of 81 per share on the capital
stock of the company. payable on demand at the Of
fee of Dunlop, HoncuIe 4 Co
my ST. G. w. ROYSTEk, secy.
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BTo.Hserchants, Mechanics aEd sOt hers
Merchants and others wishing 20 have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS &C., &c. printed, invited to call at
our extensive Job Ofice which is supplied with al.
most every ysrety of type embracing all the latest
styles
Our assortment Of CARDS, large and small, Busi.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex
ceed.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, aud Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the nsatsst posi-
ble style.
ALI work executed at short notice and st the low
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description Of Printing ia respectfully asked at the
"DISPAFCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Main ard
18th streets, where can be of the finest
specimens of printing executed in this country
mo ID HAMMEEsLEY & co
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UIam n candidate for the Third Con-
OCCASIONAL DISTRICT of the city Of Rehmone
THOS J. NORVELL
Richmond, Va, April 18th, 1857 ap Ibid
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~ Mrs Lyon returns Fer grateiuI
seknowledsmsnts for the assistance rendered In
saving her property from FIRE the morning OF the
9th inst and abe gives renewed that all
orders for MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS will,
a. heretofore, receive her prompt attention.
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w SprIng Gooda-CRENsHAW

II New Spring Gooda.-CRENSHAW
QUARLES co offering great Inducements to
the trade, In the following Goods, which were pur-
chased during the pat week, in New York, at
great reduction. Slk Bersse, Organdie and JscOnet
Plain Bereges and Tissues; White and Colos cd Bril-
liants; Irish Linens and Dsmask Napkins; Linen
Drills; Hemstitched snd Linen Cambria Hsndksr-
chiefs; Hosiery, Sc 10.
my at 229 BROAD STREET.
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Election of Congressman in place of Hon,
Rrnplza
WashInaton Affairs.

AUGUSTA, Ga May 8-Mr Bonham has been
elected to Congress, in the district of Hon. P. S
Broks, deceased, by 1000 majority.
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The Returned FiIIibusters ut New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, May IA meeting of citizens
is to be held night for the relief of the returned
Nicaraguan Filibusters. Five hundred doars
has been raised to pay the Captain of the British
frigste Tartar, for their passage.
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FW-"Ross's DOLLAR ToBACco"-The most beau
tjful and superior he wing Tobacco in the city 1t
was put up Ok Expressly for saes Gu. of crop OF
sun-cured leaf, which sold for s75 per 100 lbs.
We confidently recommend 1t to friends as the
"Ne Plus Ultra" of fine Chewing Tobacso. Price 8 |
Per pourd. 1t can be had of BENNETT, BEERS &
r. nrup AZ
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~ LIKrEkssEs FOR so CENTS Citizens snd
strangers want of pictures should be careful TO go
159 Main street careful to ga. in thu right place
lS9, over Mexsrs WooIhouss 1 Go . store.
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gF- LIKENEssxsFos 50 CxNTs.-You arc not de-
syed two hours as by the old method, but few
m ants suhices 400 taken daily BY steam. TYLER L
Co., 1889 Main street
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~. DIR. C0Cns, late of ST Louis, Mo-
Office and residence Sd street, west side. between
Marshal and Clay streets NH lS-d6m
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VIZ Another of our large drug establishments
US oeeh destroyed by the flames. The fires of
's seem to single out our druggists and to purge
saal pafgasivss with great satisfaction. BENNETT
ILhS q FISHER the last sufferers, are among the
''. 'n'sfprising gentlemen In their business in
'HsaiA' and viii soon be At work again, with re-
nswsd energy and resolution.
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~ Nosice. Tho Hair DRESSING, shavmins,
shampooins aud Bathing Saloon. (ander the q -
House has been Handsomely fitted up, and u ~ =,
open, and we invite tho citiaens and sHAns0i'
give q call, IA
N. Blot. Cold and Shower Baths csn % '
daily, from o'clock A. NJ, to 10 +. NJ ,vroNs
sp 28-d5m HOBSoN honi
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~ Persons down town having business
with me, and who find it incony enIsBt to coms or
send TO my store will please lssve their orders 81
the store Of Mesrs s. McGruders Sons, on lota
street, when they will be attended to.
ap T-lm MARK DO"NEI'
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e Bargains.
AIMS

vBargnins!
BARGAINS!
RARG GAINS!
All In want of CHEAP GOODS should asll At
VALENTINE COHEN'S
CHEAP STORE,
No. 175 Bread Street,
He IS selling
Rich Black ace Wells at 81! cts a piece
Fine yard wide 8rillisnts, at l2l eta Der yd
Do do Cambrics, at n cts per yd
Do do Nsnsook Muslin, at ia cts
Cactus Skirts at Ga! eta piece
Very best French Corssts at 81 25
Do Kid Gaun.lets, st 81 pair, worth
double the money.
Black Colored Elastic Belts at l24 cts. pair.
Black and Fancy silks. from rs cts I'd and up
Collars. Hdkb. Parssols. Hoop skirts and innu
msrsbls other desirable goods equally cheap
N Cor HOSIERY. have in store very large
assortment for lsdies misses, gents and boys ard
am confident ofsuiting everybod in price and quail
lty VINO FAVOR me win call my 4-6t"
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" Removal. The subscriber has ~,
moved his Office 10 the corner Of wall ana .aS
streets, opposite Msssrs. Dickinson. HUI eor aI
continues to hire out Negroes, rent CUT hosI
lac. Claims, ard attends to any business pa" ~
to = General Agency. -, oproN
E. r.. A. Nbot
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~ Samuel K. w. Becker. Attorney ~
Law, Is prepared TO undertake any busine" PeIsin'
ing to his profession, In this, any OF the sdJoin
ing counties May be consulted in any OF tho moo
ern European Ian euages, and gives prompt aitsaH0a
to the Collection OF Claims. ~
II Office 18th street, between Bank and MALE
a-dSms
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~ Hair CuttirE.-..

~ Hair Cuttipg.--.
To THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VtsirIsG the
CiTY.f you wish to get your hair cut In ths isIess
and most i'm proved style. would advise you 10 esl,
on HOBSON. at his Hair Cutting, Shaving ana
Shampooins Room, under the American HOTEL on
trance on 18th street.
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATES can be had
at all hours. Single Baths, IS cents or hVe usss"
or al. sp 22-H
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Z HHDs. Prime BACON SIDES; 40 do
~ do. do. Shout dsrs; 600 superior Hams, for sale
by WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
my No. Ii Parl street.
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NEW AND RARE CHhMlCALS.
~ PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
TRURsES and APPLIANCES
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
SILK and COTTON ELASTIC STOCKINGS, In
every variety for the whole leg, calf, ankle and
knes
MATfsON's COMPACT ENEMAS, the II oat uss-
full aud convenient Instrument In use
DR. TURNBULL5 EYE GLASSES, and all the
rare Preparations used and prescribed by him, for
sale at MEADE n BAKERS
New Pharmsceuti C al and Family Medicine Store,
my 7-dkc2w 1886, NJ w cor Main and 10th sts
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NEW YoPK. May 8.---The steamer Jane stoWn,
from Richmond, arrived here at IL o'clock, this
morning
nav YORK, May 5.-.-Arrived, schr Harrison
Price, Johr ston, Richmond.
HALIFAX, April 25.-Arrived. schr May Glsw:on'
Richmond lsared, 24th schr Saranac, Rich nond
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EAMILY GROCERIES, WINES AND
l. LIQUORS--Famlies in want OF choice Groce-
ries and Liquors will find It to their advantage to
purcha.e of J. kAVENAUGa,
No 257 Main street, ssr 7th.
Who're will be found Green and Black Teas OF s7-
perior 1aty and flavor from SIC to 90 per pound.
Lsgusyra, Java and Mocha Cofees from IL to IL
cents Per POUND.
LOST. Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugar, from
- to Is cents per pound
Baltimore Refined Family Lard and Smoked neef
from l6 to Is cents per pound.
Baltimore and smith6eld Hams Sides Joles, &c,
10 10 I6 cents per pound.
Pure Old French Brandy, (by the bottle or gallon)
from S2.5O to 800 per gallon.
Pure Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskey tby the bot
tie sallon) from 81 ts LIS ger gallon
Pure Old Sherry, Port and Madeira Wines, from
81 50 to so per gallon.
Pure ola Jamaica Rum, Apple Brandy. Schledam
Schnspps, Clsret and Champagne Wines by the bot
tie, dozen gallon ct equally low prices
Prime Superfne, Extra and Family Flour, $780,
8.25 snd 9 90 per barrel.
e. Goods sent to any part of the city, free OF
charge, with punctualsy and care, by
J P KAVENAUGH,
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4IATTEEGs, EIATTINGS, MATTINGs.
w IA "A white and co ID Mettings. for sale by
myg G HARTWELL, lis Broad st.
How 40 p X EVK NC T &C HAIR
III FROM FALLING OFF, AND RENDER 1T
SOFT AND GLO3sY.-Unnaturai HEAT is the
cause of the premature loss OF the hair the roots
parched snd dry, the skin reoedng, and the
hair falling from its rocket.
Drsndruf obstructs the pores-this il one cause Of
heat; fevers are another; irritating washes another.
Remove the obstruction, SHAY the irritation slim.
ulste the skin to healthy action, and the hair will
grow sgain.
The BALM OF AACASsER olesnses the skin
perfectly; it slays hsat and inflammation, AID pro-
notes a healthy and vigorous action Price rs cts
For sale by GEO. DOWDhN, Druggist,
mv4 ITS Broad street. Richmond
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lsx.7 LADIES, HEEL CATERS aud
ax2Fj MOROCCO BOOTS, WITH HEELS
We have received several cases Of the
abovs goods which beautiful, and to which we
invite the attention Of the ladies. We will sell
them very low, we bavs very large stock on
hand.
C. 8. MAURICE, metropolitan Sore
myo l5i Main st Eagle Square.
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nahsNE ISrEEI.iGENtE-
Port of Richmond Nay s-High Hdier o'e

Port of Richmond, Nay 9-High Wdfer q O'CLOCK
SAILED,
eehr Hiswa'ha, 3imonton, Hamacoa, w ndss,
Dunlop, Morcure Co.
schr Nickersou, Baxter, Boston, mdse, d & w
Currie
SONAR Wetmore, Bogsrt, Philadelphia, mdse,
w Coiquitt i Go
scbr Baltimore, Phillips Baltimore, mdss w D
Colquitt Co.
achr Lima O'Brysnt, Halifax. -four, Womble &
Claiborne.
Schr Dorcas & sefner, Skies, North Carolina, in
ballast
schr CarmeIia, Resssr, Halifax, -four, Womble
Claiborne. $3.50
Eebr Car.hasena, Baker, down the river li.ht.
schr Ports, Aaron, Baltimore, mdse, =" Coz
uiitt Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-09

xs@ SSH SPRING; SHShS.--l am
81 receiving weekly additions to my already
extensive assortment of Gaitsrs and Shoes
Of every dessription for ladies' misses and children
received by Express and will open this morning 8
besutif2I lot Of
Ladies' Button French Lasting Heel Caters
Do. Congress do do do. do.
Do. French Lasting side-Lars Creole Caters
TO which the attention Of ladies is asked
my9 JNO. C. PAGE JR., is Main at.