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THE oUTRAGEs on AMERICANS IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President this MORN
ing transmitted to Congress communication
with reference to the outrages on American citi-
gems during the recent commotions In Mexico
Also. important dispatches from United States
Minister Forsyth and Consul Chase. MIR. Forsyth
states that since he took charge of the legation
Gen Cara has seized and injured American pro-
perty in the vicinity of Tampico to the amount of
$5O0,0O0 1t appears by the communication that
iiarza has promised to respect American Interests
In Tampico in future, and that the Mexican minis
ter assures the United States that his government
is indignant at Garza's outragss, and promises,
when the government captured Tampico, it Will
punish him for his acts.
Mr.. Forsyth says it is so long since an Amsri'
can ship ofwsr visited q Mexican port, that they
almost forget we have navy.
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AoaNf,v ~ NoR pfaI.x

VIM. n ruSrxR, kso, b she Agent for the DAIIs
DrsrArcN Ia Nsrsovk. the circulation Of the paper
there having iscreAsed 70 "a extent demanding per-
sona attention to ~ distribution. the collection OF
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CHARLOTTE CUsHNAN This great tragic actress
commences an engagement here on Monday night
next. The management have advanced the prices
only % cents some advance being actually neces-
sary, to enable them to induce Miss Cushman to
visit Richmond. She will only play four nights
here,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

THEATRE 1.-TWO thrilling" dramas at the thea
tire this evening, "Horse Shoe Robinson" and
.Eustache the Condemned"
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na- The DISPATCH JOB PRINTING OFFICE
Is prepared to execute at short notice and on rea'
s)nabIe terms ELECTION TICKETS Candidates
and others wanting Tickets for the approaching
election will find it greatly TO their interest to call
at the Dispatch Office, corner of Main and Is
streets and leave their orders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-The valuable real
estate, situated in Franklin county, Va, belonging
10 DR.. Ned T. Bridges, was sold at public auction
on Tuesday last, for the snm of s39,500 The pur
chaser was Hill Carter, Esq., of Charles City coun.
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LOST.


r OST.--On the 26th April, in the
IL Mail between Fredericksburg and Richmond.
one CERTIFICATE of STATE ST0NK. for 81 ,0a0,
No II In the name of William Chinn. and one
Certificate for Shares of Virgins Bank Stock,
No 1892 in the name OF Montgomery Slaugh-
ter together with their blank Powers OF At
torney tn transfer the same. III persons ara eau
toned not to trade for the above Stocks, as the
transfer has been stopped and application will be
made for q renewal of the same. /.
my l5-dlaw2m Fredericksburg,
T OST OR MISLAID-Certifcste No.
IL 2,6s, in the name of Archibald R. Thomas, for
one share of Richmond Fire Association Stock, da-
ted March 18th, 1852. This Is to give notice that
shall apply to the Board of Directors of said Associa
tion for a reissue of said certificate
my l5-dlawSte THOMAs.
r OST-On the Sd inst. somewhere in
IL the city, a GOLD BRACELET. Any one hav-
ing found it. will receive liberal reward by leaving
it at this Office. my I3-1
r OST-Somewhere in the city, q pair
~ of Patent Leather Medical SADDLE BAGS
The finder will please leave them at the once OF Dr
Lewis on Grace street, or at this ofce, for
which asuitabe reward will be paid. my l5-af
r OST-Yesterday morning, on or be-
IL tween Broad and Cary streets, Forentine
Mosaic BREASTPIN, (the design OF which Is
Star Jessamine y A suitable reward VIII be gwen
for its return TO the Dispatch office my Pit
T OST-My FREE PAPERS on the 9th
IL instant. on Main between 10Th and 2l.t streets.
The finder will ohige the owner by leaving them
at the Dispatch office r,,ps
my H-zt ---- julia INES
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FACTORY DESTROYED.

New YORK, May 1.-THE large cotton batting,
and mattress factory, at the Atlantic docks Brook
Ign was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
probably very heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

TELEGRAPH FROM CUBA TO THE UNITED SrArEs.-A
firm in Havana have obtained permission to lay
down a submarine telegraph from Cuba to Key
West, Florida. The work will be speedily pro-
ceeded with.
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n IsT or t1TTrkS -Rsmainlng In the
Ii RICHMOND POST 0THIcH, - thsi4th day Of
s - scaDlipg III letters h this List. win
please ~ they ere ADvmfisfD.
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MARRIED.

m his city. on the nth inst at the residence Of
her father. Alex Brooks, Esq by the Rev Mr Peter
kin. Miss WILLIE A BROOKS and Mt niCh
ARD n DALEY, ofPrince Edward county, sesA-@
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GEO. Nj. WEST,

n Ell. W.
~ Mes and Exc hsnge Place. offers for sale this
morning, the following new BOOKS:
TIE Bordeaux Wine and Liquor Dealers Guide
a Treatise on the Manufacture and Adulteration of
Liquors; by Practical Liquor Manufacturer--$l 50
DIANA De'poitierS by Alexander Dumas, author
of the Three Guardsmen." &C &c.--50c.
THE yellow krigate, or the Two Sisters. By Capt
James tran.-50c
CIPKlNI or the Secrets of Picture Gallery; by
g w Reynolds. Esq author OF MARY Price pfMys-
ter1es OF the Court OF London"-5ac.
TIL Corsair, Venetian Tale; by George Sand
author of "Consuelo,' &c &c-2sc =
OLD NOLL. or the Days of the Ironides tale Of
Oliver Cromwells time; by William Henry Her
bert-50c
CHARLES RaRsford. or Love on Board Cruiser a
national romance; by Capt Charnier. II N-25c
M0NTFOkf. the Roue, or the French Incenaiary;
by Eugene Sue--5c
THE Iron Cross, the Countess of Errol n tale Of
high and low life by Sylyanus Cobb, Jr-25c
THE outlaws Of Arkansas
MODERN 0theilo or the Guilty Wife; by the
thor Of Ellen Grsnt-25c.
2. S.-Aso, Just received new supplies Of
PARTONS Life of Burr
BANOR0Fr'5 History of the United States, vol I .
III 4 MILLIONS History Of the Republic. vols
DEAR Experience, by the author Of DIR Antonio
W0MAN'S Thou ghts about Woman, by the anthor
of John Halifax, Gentleman
ADELE, by Julia Kavanagh
CURTIS on the Constitution. vol
ALLlS0N'S History of Europe, vol ;, new series.
49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

An interesting revival of religion 10 going on at
tue oaiversity of Mississippi, among the students
OF the institution
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RANDOLPH MACON CoLLEGE.-The commencement
at this institution will take place the 23d OF
June next. Bishop PIERCE of Ga, will deliver the
address before the Literary Society, aud Rev. Jno.
C. Cranberry, Of Va, that before the Alumni
Eleven students will receive the degree of Bache.
lor of Arts. viz:
Rd. Ferguson, of Dinwidde; r. B. Holstead, of
Franklin; W. NJ Irby, Nottoway; r. S. Isbel,
Mecklenburg; Alexander Mallory, Brunswick; Ro-
bert Moore. Meckisnburg; C. G. Phillips. Nanse-
mond b. III. Thackston, Farmvlle; P. r. VeDable
Prince Edward. and r. o. Wyatt, Albemarle, Va.
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ELECTION TICKETS.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE amount in the trea-
sury subject to draft. is S., 432,000.
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THE REPORT AFFECTING THE DOOR KEEPE

OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-An evening paper here
says the evidence upon which the committee have
implicated Mr.. Hackney, door keeper of the House,
is er pdrts in its nature. The case will probably
not be acted on until the House has further facts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

Alvie mrs Margaret =.
Andrews MRS Amanda !
Butler mrs G Il. D.
Rurnllsn mrs sidney A
Hsrr mrs Sarah 3
Barnett mrs v o 4
Halter mrs N A ~
Bailey mrs Martha
bishop mrs Louise v
Burruss miss Va N
Brooks miss Emily ~
Beariess miss Wien
Brown miss Eliza A
Clark mrs Deborah j
Crane mrs hosa ID
Curtis mrs Ellen
Coles mrs Caroline
Conway mrs James NJ
Crump mrs Jackson
Charles mrs John
Caynaugh mrs N
Clarke mrs 81
CsnlIius mrs n A
Crawford mrs ii y
Day mrs Susan
Dallas miss NJ y
Daniel miss 81
Ellis mrs NJ X
Fans misses
Eldridge mrs @
Frayser miss &c
Fox mrs ii n
Foster miss Julia II
Fiaherty miss NJ
Fore miss NJ A
Granger mrs Annie II
Gooch mrs Phillip
Goode mrs X w
Goodall miss Anna b
t}rjffiD miss Julia A
fiilmor miss 6eorgiana
Hepperton mrs Cath d
Haley mrs John @
Hurt mrs July -
Hoy mrs Msrtha A
Hoff mrs Sarah 7
Jones mrs Thos j
jackson mrs l. A
Kinno mrs
Keesee mrs NJ ii
Lewis MIRA Eta
Lewis mrs Mary Ann
Leath mrs Mary Az
Landrum mrs Lucy A
Leatherman miss Va
Malsbury mrs g
Moseby mrs : 4
Murton mrs Virginia
Moder mrs Mary Jane
MundiD mrs A A
Mayo mrs A E2
Maynard mrs Il P
McWilliams mrs Eliz'th
NOVEL; mrs s s
Norent miss Mollie
Oakley miss Ann E
Owens miss Alice G
Pheley mrs Catharine
Pearcy mre elizabeth
Paterson ms Elizabeth
Pearson mrs John Z
Quarles miss Ann s
Read miss Hattie 8
Stevens mrs Moilie II
Scott miss A
Stephens mrs Mary T
Shelton mrs Clemen'e NJ
Stears miss Catharine
stewart mis s Elizabeth
Shipman miss Emeiine
Smith mrs Fanny
sully mrs Il N
Tyler mrs Emily
Taylor miss sally l. 2
Ty Ter mrs Mslyina I
Turner miss s1ollie
Tyler miss Lizzie
Walker mrs Mary y
williams mrs Mary T
Wallace mrs Lucie j
Williams mrs Julia
Walker mrs j A
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FOR RENT-A very desirable

a. FOR RENT-A very desirable
&:a Brick House on 5th street, near the Armory
Bridge, suitable for moderate size family.
Also, a Brick Tenement on Sd street. Possession
can be had Immediately SO
Also, FOR HIRE-A No. Dining Room Servant,
for the balance of the year.
~ ED EACH0,
General Agent and Collector,
my l5-3t Pearl ST., near Exchange Hotel.
FOR NEW YORK-FIRST YES.
sSEL-The superior, fast sailing Schr ger
TkUDE HORTON" Capt Meyer having the grea-
ter portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have Immediate dispatch. For remain.
der of cargo, apply to .-.-.-
my 15-4t W ID COLQUITT co,
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ABB GUTGON.
VIM LLOYD,
Il w HANCOCK.

Commissioners of Election
NB-The bounds of this Regm MT enclose all
that portion the city. commencing with the East
side of 10th street to the Eastward corporate limits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

ARMORY YOUNG GUARD BATTALION,
4 Richmond, May 18th, 1855. !
~ SPECIAL ORDER. r+
4 Companies ga" and "B" of this Bat
TALON will assemble for Business and Drill on THIS
Saturday EVENING, at o'clock promptly Spe
cial busin IS, requiring immediate attention.
By or6e'.
We s 4 kARHa Leut'. CONG.
S J TU KER, oefs 3D. my l5-It
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FURNITURE.
HAIR AND sHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, &c.
SAMUEL w HARDWOOD,
GOVERNOR STREET,
RIG III ND, VIR CHINA.

You will find at the above establishment the lar.
gest and most complete assortment of
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES. &c.,
in the city. The goods manufactured by the
most experienced woTkmen, and made Of the best
materials
The III MBER, In all cases for Wardrobes, Bureaus.
Chairs, &c, 10 we'll SEASONED before being used
viii be TO the interest of all in want Of Goods in
my line, to examine my stock before buying. as /
am selling at greatly reduced prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15
H@. DYSPEPSIA AND FRS.

The great CURER OF CONSUM PTION, was for
several years so badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
for part of the time he was confined to his bed
He eventually cured by aprescription furnished
him by young clairvoyant girl This prescrip.
trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, new
having failed once. 1t 10 equally sure in
Of FRS. as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. l will send this valuable
prescription to any person on the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DR. TRACY DE-
LORME. GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION. New York
Post Office. ap l5-ddwlmif
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10th REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA

10TH REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA
"A MILITIA The Miiitiamen comp"s sing this Reg
Ximent are hereby ordered to assemble at "Jeffer-
u son Hail" over the Old Market, on MONDAY
the nvrpose of electing a Captain and two Leu'en-
ants for each company of Militia in which there ar.
vacancies as required by the act of Assembly pass
The roll of The Regiment will be called, and all
absentees will be fined ACCORDING TO LAW, IS cents
each for non-attendance.
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aIersou mrs MsryJ

Anderson mrs MsryJ
,
Benuer miss Eliza :
Brock miss Ella
Bass mfss II a
Butler mise Marie A
Hyrne miss n A
Boyle miss Margaret
Butler miss Mollie A
Bennett miss farah
Burruss miss Va N
Bowen miss CastillaC
Cooper mrs L
Collins miss G
CunIiife miss Agnes
Clark miss Mary
Cooke miss Mary A
Clegg miss NJ A
Carrine ton miss Mildred
Corr miss Policy
Condrey miss Rosa
Carter miss v L
ID
Davis mrs Jane u
Davis miss Judia NJ
Datney mi,s CC2
Ewres mrs Fanny
Ellis mrs 3 A
r. 70
Flisch Md p
Flourpoy miss s ii
Farrow miss sue
Ferguson mrs M X
RUSSELL miss III j
g
6o0dy miss J II
Graves miss Louisa K
Gathright miss Lizzie Z
Giberson miss Liobie
Gallagher miss Mary 2
Guyot miss Mary h
III
Howell mrs v
Halsher miss Ell
Herman miss Fannie Is
Hargraves miss Mary ii
Jackson mrs Naomi Z
Jones mrs Sallie A
X
Keyton mrs Louisa J
L
Lacy miss Va A
Lowry miss Maria
Lannen miss Nary Ann
Lee miss Elm ma
Lockett miss Anna X
NJ
Mathews miss Emma
Moody miss Nancy
Martin miss Maria Y
Marshall miss Kate
Martin miss Anne
Murray miss Zelleane
Nc
Noble miss Mary W
o
Oliver mrs Mary
Osborn mrs VIM
p
Page mrs Martha Az
Porter mrs Va
Peasants mrs Eliza
Peaiross miss Zion
Q
R
Richardson miss Geor'na 2 |
3
Swami misses
Sincor miss Rosa
Strang mrs Susan
Street mrs Repecca
Suter mrs Margaret
Sullivan mrs Martin o
Short miss Mary A
Smith miss Mary susan
Timberlake miss Harriet
Taylor miss Eneline
Timberlake miss Emily
Turner mrs Elizsbeth
Wise mrs Elizabeth
Willis miss Ann 2
Warren miss Maria l. |
Willis miss Susan J
Williama miss Stella q
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WIN A GRIFFIN, Orderly. my l5-lt*
4 TICE. -ENCAMPMENT AT
@ASHLAND-For the accommodation of persons
nj DESTROYS of visiting the Encampment of the LIST
II Regiment of Virginia Volunteers, at Ashland
Train will be run each day. SATURDAY, 22d. SUM-
DAY, 23d, MONDAY, 2lth, and TUESDAY, 18th,
leaving Richmond at o'clock, A NJ.
Returning will leave Ashland on SATURDAY at
s 30 P Al: on SUNDAY at NJ; on MONDAY at 30
NJ, and on TUESDAY, (the night of the Ball. at
] 80 A M. For persons DESTROYS of attending the
NJ and !. 80 NJ.
Tickets for the round trip, ST.. .-.
SAML RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE r F Il Z X COL
RICHMOND May II, 1855. my l2-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

THE AyriSLAvERY SocIErY.-The meetings OF this
body in New York have been unusually lively
during its present session. The Rev. Mr. Furniss
mo relation of Gardner Furniss,) urged some warm
objections to the practice of Northern Senator'S,
delivering en- Io0e s over dead Southern Senators,
and was Immediately complimented by that
lofty patriot, Garrison. as having " the moral
iutrepidity of Luther"-the patriot probably
meant Lucifer. Mr.. McKim, of Philadelphia,
didn't like saying evil of the dead, bnt if the de-
ceased Judge Kane Chr istian, Christianity
was not what he had taken 1t for. Mr.. Garrison
again rose and endorsed this bill. congrstulating
the world that Judge Kane had been taken from
it. Miss Susan Anthony, from the Female Com
mittee, here spoke, soliciting contributions to
convert Sodom New York; and Gomorrah (tbe
rest of the United States) At this point people
began to leave rapidly, and Miss Susan sarcastical
Iy observed, she chopped people who had money
wouldt run off," That injured innocent, Chas.
Sumner, during the debate received side wipe for
having sworn to support the United States Con,
stitution. The Wednesday sitting closed by the
passage of mild resolution, that Southern slave
holders would be classed among the most danger
Gus aud depraved of the human race, and treated
accordingly"
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TIE CoURr MARTIAL ON GEN. TwIGss. - The
charge preferred against Gen. Twiggs at the re-
cent court martial, was insubordiuate conduct
were first, appointing court OF enquiry To con-
tempt of orders from the Secretary OF War, TO
examine matters decided In those orders; second,
Publishing orders to his troops, confirming
report Of said court of inquiry, and contradictiog
decision VI the President, and, third, 10 accom-
panying publication of orders from the fres''
dent, concerning breach Of discipline, with COM
mentary on the instructions designed to contradict
and refnte them, aud denouncing them as "poi-
sop.', and appealing from the order of the Presi-
dent, to the troops under his command.
He was found guilty of the charge, and all the
spec ifcations, except as regarded the word soon
tempt" and sentenced "to be reprimanded BY the
President of the United States" The following are
the orders on the subject, from the War Depart
ment.
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1 RICH MOND JUNIOR BLUES. -
d Assemble at Military Hall. on this SATURDAY.
nj evening, at O'Clock, punctually, for company
il drill and meeting.
By order of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

i M MEcHAsIos' BUILDING FUND AS
socTAr roy-The regular monthly meeting Of TINS
Associ stiou win be held at Saunders Hall. THE
EVENING, at Soclock.
tend. FH Mcosnn.
my Bit -fs Sect
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NnrInn-FAn ron TIE BrNnrrr on rHn

5 LEaHoaS AND BfRAw Bowers ALSO,
f,entlemen,s LEGHORN ard PANAMA HATS,
BLEACIIED by NEW PROCESS. TO LOOK ~ well
as new. LADIES nhnaAb,
7 my l5-1m 10 broad ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

E% FORBES 4 CRENsHAw,
ARCHITECTS, MEASURERS AND APPRAIS-
EHS will attend to all business in their line with
promptness. and solicit share of patronage.
OFFIcE-at the Hall ofthe Virginia Mechanics In
Booths Upholstery store
WM. FORBES. L. A. CRENSHAW.
apl5-dlmif*
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VAR UEPAK1MKNI,
The verdict of the Court Martial in the trial OF Ma
Tor General Twiggs is approved, But in considera-
ton of his distinguished services and oil the unani-
nous recommendation of the Court. the sentence is
remitted. ,
The record of the Court exhibits errors In the pro-
ceedings which It is proper to notice: LIST. admit
ting for the defence. evidence clearly incompetent
aud irrelevant and I'd, sustaining an insufficient
challenge to member A Court Martial ought not
to consider that il has any discretion when the rule
Of the law is plain and positive.
john B FLOYD, Secretary of War.
III The General Court Martial. of which Brevet
Major General Thomas s. Jessup ia President. is dis
solved.
III, Brevet Major General David u Twiggs will re-
sumo his sword, and the command of the Depart
ment of Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

nay. NEW LACEs AND EMBRoIDBRIEs,
FRENCH COLLARS and SETS
Linen 20 40
Cambria and Swiss Edgings
Cambria and Swiss Bands
al "o" ''' LADIES' BAZAAR,
NV 4-Iw US Broad street
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SATURDAY NIGHTS JUBILEE,

s--N ------------@--&-------
Saturday Evening, May 18th,
VIII be performed the Romantic French Drama =,
EUSTACHE, OR THE CONDEMNED
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r OST OR MISLAID-Certifica N,

r OsT-0n the Sd inst. somewhere in
IL the city, GOLD BRACELET. Any one hav-
ing found it. will receive liberal reward by leaving
In at fhis nffice my LIT
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D6r Try ..s ~
SEMPLE'S F-.s ..r...-.
iNFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers. my7

AE New FAMILY DRUG STORE. -
wARING 4 PEARCE, Druggists, beg to inform
removed to their NEW STORE. on Broad street,
above Ninth, and opposite the Old Swan Tavern,
where may be found a cnmplete assortment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS. MEDICINES and CHEMI-
GALS; also. English and French Perfumery, Lu-
bins Extracts. Hair and Tooth Brushes Fancy Ar
ticles, Imported Cigars and Chewing and Smoking
lob Acco Of the best quality. my7-ts
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-23
NEW LIVERY sTADLE
Pamela Deoos.

rIvIlE andsrsseasi have opened . I.iv.
erv sssAis st the Pa ola Devst. on
the Nssiss rrt ard Tennessee Railroad.
md have Hsrscs and Burries 10 hire.
We are prepared 10 sesi persons isssrisr
% ssy paint desired, and travellers going
- Nesfhis can hare their horses taken
care 81 sssIl their rstsru. uur stable
Will be veil sapplied With the best feed
the coantry s&srlA esd our ksselerx In
dassrisss aai failhfs.. Oar terms are
reasonable. se1 ~ sslieis . share 81 the
public rasrenses.
sys3-u NlCkLE 4 Simpson.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-23

We rell f1f fsh fTiia flfflg or Cify &C.
fgf1ne4 and no goods de. lgo.nl uf a
laval 10 o. taken fflm the sl1ln uul
settled or, irrespective ~ persons, a. W.
tnrr n0 hDsts anu mAke M a%ffouHfH
81 goods a%uahnlaoi ~ be iasi whai
they afe represented md soli mr.
We have "ona pfIeo" frnry article
has afel UPON it in piHIH Glafc, o. price
from which we will not irriIie
We will not take back " oxchayo
goods Alter rnlc and delivery.
Errors shall bcpSomrily corrected when
reported ~ ihe prorfio'1fs
SPEED, DuNUii0 & STRANGE.
March -, lsia. . 3m
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BAILEY SPRINGS.

SINCF the death II NJ. lN-A
- bailey, those eelebratrdI
springs have been purchas- S3A1
ID by a company, whe have rcmsdslei
the culire premises. built a large number
VI spacious rooms, besides many other
Improvements ncctssafy Tor The eOmfsr,
" Visitors.
With regard 10 The curative properties
" Bailey springs, their cfhcacy have hen
- fairly aud satisfactorily tested in
thousands Of instances ne 10 rrnier II nu.
necessary on the part Of The ~pruprstorS
TO saya snrd a. 10 their virtues. Sulkcs
u 10 sav,~ however. that Il il gensfally Il
nos universally soursicd that fcr the earv
u the following diseases. BAILEY SPRING
are unsurpassed hy anv In the world
White Swelling. letter. ScroHals, DION.
ssv. Dyspepsia. Female Diseases, ~ val
~ al vencrcnl and CutansOus Diseases
Of every description.
Warm and celd1Isths will bsfurni.hsa
fSr the visitors.
The SpsisU are open Summer and
Wsatsr. and the confidence IN tham I. an
great that there are meter -. than hl,x
visitors present. Thev are ~i,eassi IN
Iaudsrdalr county, Alabama. nine miles
from Flercass. ssa srsuav msss ssrr..i.
bic 10 al ssssiun-. ne . regular linz cf
sssrrs and hacks will run TWIN ApN
frem Iasssmhia 10 the spriaE., eoaness.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-23

This new md besssifsl ssyls II -
is taken in Menphis W 2. n vsn
csls. Having tsksa The nec0e G.,
Man street. tfcswesls eevspis1 ~
4 Perlew. he respectfully selletse
frcn the cisiseps q NsstA nim
shs visit MsmphiA - phs vs1eA
handsome. elegant - dosehle -
Remember that NO ese else tskes IL
ssre called S1hspnssyye. -
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