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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

TnE AnExIcAs HoKsE TsnxR IN EMsAsps--Mr.
RaBey. the "American horse tsmer." has again
Der Of distinguished pessoHs In London. The
Times gives long report Of The pro .eedings, and
intjHsates that Sir piehsrd Airey and LORD Alfred
Psset have been commissioned BY the 9svsramest
10 Ineuite into aud report upeu tho system Of
treatment adopted by Mr. Esnsy. arss,
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Il. Pendleton, WiIIiam 1T. BONN WlIIiam
Mulchahey and Joseph g. Dill, partners,
under the style of Pendleton, Bonn Co., Defts
The object of this suit is to against the dc
fendantn the sum of one hundred and nnety-iour
dollars and fifty cents, with legal interest thereon
from the 10Th day OF December, 1854, till raid.
Affidavit having been made that the de'enaanfs,
r. s pendleton, William H. Bonn and William Muf.
chabey are not residents of the State OF Virginia,
they ars hereby required to appear In the said
Clerk Office within one month after due puhlica-
ton hereof and do what may be necessary TO pro
tect their interest.
n6-,axsw no. HOWARD. Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

- ROOM FOR RENTING have for
ia rent. over our store, one large handsome
sTan. room. +. MCCARTHY son,
n 10 III Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

E:a rent, suitable either for lodging Office.
next to the corner of Cary and Pearl street Apply
to X. 4. C0LSTDN L co,
de 1S-fs Next corner Cary and Pearl sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

e. FOX RENT.--Those newly erect
xs:a I'd Brick Tenements, on Cary street. between
:fh aud Sth They are well adapted for Grocery
stores any kind Of retail business They contain
rooms. b,sidcs the store ROOM and are well adapt
81 fpr the accommodation ef families having all ne
oesssry conSenences. Possession given immediate
Is. To good teHauts, the rent will be moderate.-
Apply 20 n r. RAGLAkD Il Co.
IA 2I-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

a. FOR RENT-A Store, on Governor
Ha street, between Main and Franklin. Apply to
Z. IL. TAYLOR,
de 2-ts AT his Music STORED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

60 FOR RBNT.-Two small Rooms,
4.a with steam power, suitable for Tobacco Box
Maker. Rooms, twelve By thirty feet. Apply. Cor
per 0f BYRD and Ilth streets &c eg-ts
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THE TRIP To WINDSOR.

The royal couple proceeded to Windsor, by rail
way, the same evening They were received there
with great enthusiasm. A carriage was 10 waiting
to convey them to the Castle, but the horses were
removed to make way for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

F6y> To 1ur Vor,no - ur.n,
RA- FELLOW ClrIzESs: am candi.

kE<~ hbboN 0fTlZENS. 1 aul n candl-
date for COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
for the upper District of Henrico county. in May
next, 10 place of j. II. Ksesee, ESQ, who d. cline,
reelection. Should il be your pleasure TO bes.ow
the office upoa me, pledge my self TO a fun and
faithful discharge of the duties Thereof.
Very respectfully.
ia 5-2fawamMSS GEORGE W CARTER
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Whose enthusiasm had impelled them to solicit
the honor Of drawing the royal carriage through
tho town to it's dsstination--an offer which was
esaeiousIy accepted. Some twenty thirty oI
these feryid youths having yoked themselves in
front of the chariot, aud greater number lending
their assistance to propel it from behind the
tege moved OFF under the escort of the Fuslier
Guards, whose fine baud struck up the National
Anthem. Its route, which lay through High
street aud Castle Hill, was illuminated and aloag
the entire course it was followed by multitude,
Arrived at the Castle, the royal pair took up their
abode at Lancaster Tower. where an elegant suit
of apartments had been splendidly fitted up for
their reception. 5f 81
We have no space for description Of the royal
ap ,rtments or the fetes which succeeded the nup
tiais We cannot, however, forbear an ailusion to
THE PRINCESS ROYALS BOOTS.
The treusseaa of the Princess Royal, although
Ia amplitude worthy in every respect OF 20 impor-
tant an Occasion Is remarkable for the substantial
utility of the articles composing 1t. The obserya-
tion more especially applicable TO the cassures
of her Royal Highness, which, although compri
sing some twelve dozen pairs OF boots, are 10
every instance useful and solid. Some OF them,
intended for rough walking. are provided with
treble soles, aud small but projecting nails
We close the description with a notice Of the
Mayors Banquet in Liverpool, in honor Of the
great event. The Mayor proposed 'sThe Consuls
at this port coupling with ha toast the name OF
welIknown Yirgiaian, Hsyerly Tucker. the Amer
lean Consul
MR. TUcEER MAKES SPEECH.
Mr. Tucker responded In an eloquent speecs'
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O. FOR RENT-The House at pre-
Iii sent occupied by Mrs. Eliza T. Tally. situated
on 1race between Jefferson and Madison streets, il
has large yard attached 10 it, aud contains seven
large rooms. Apply TO FRANCIS HART, ESQ, AT
derrick Shurg Dannt de IS-fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

81 STABLE FOR RENT.-A good
ri Stable and Carriage House for rent in rear OF
our store. w. p. PERKINS Co,
ia4 I4l Eagle Sauare.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGI-
l. MIA, TO THE SHERIFF. OF HANOVER
COUNTY GREETING: We command you to gumDlon
the Virginia Central Railroad Company to appear at
the Clerk ONCE oi our County Court for the said
County on the ules day, on the first Monday IN
January next 10 answer Mary q. Cosby, OF plea oi
frsspaas on the ease--Damage. two hundred dollass
and have then there this writ.
Wines: WuIAM o. wfNsroN, Clerk Of our said
Conrt the sd day of December, 1907. In thesa year
0f our foundation. WM. o. WiNsfoh,
copy-Teste:
An action on the case:
q. w. RICHARDSON, 2. 2.
feII-lawiws
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g. fuK RENE-And possession given
E.a Immediately. the store No 81 Main street, now
occupied 10y the subscriber 1t is central and one
the best locations in Richmond for aiy kind Of
wholesale or retail business.
The Store and Cellar will be rented either with
without the upper part Apply to
fa i3-lm THOMAS A. RUST.
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The object of this snit Is TO recover against the de-
Esndant damages the amount OF WHICH damages
claimed by the plaintifs, is one hundred dollars
S Wilton il not resident of the State OF virginia.
he ID hereby requr, To appear In the said Cierk
Office wi hin one month after due publication mere
Of aid do what may be necessary 10 protect MS M
terest. A copy-Teste, =,
fe 5-la@fw Rt. HOW HAhQ. Glefk. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

CITY OF RICHMOND, To VIII: AT
Hustngs f~ The said city On Monday, the lst day Of
February, 1879:
David Currie and William Currie, partners,
under the firm and style OF David VII n,.w
against
tpl
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egs FOR RENT-A very desirable
si:I Lodging Room Yer cur store. Possession given
immediately, STEBBiNS PULLEN,
l0i Broad ST.. corner OF Broad and 9th streets
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ron RHNr AND sALD.

@ FOR RENT--A comfortable room,
A tors,ed In the business part Of the city st op-
IsS.Stt the new Custom House and Post Office. aud
fr.j,at,.e 10 any gentleman OF business. To good
.snspt the rent will tie moderate. Apply at MIN.
MS Photograph and Fine Art Gallery, ig7 Main
,4ge! Custom HOa%e square. te 9~-bt
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sa 10 LEASE. "A good Dwelling
BE- with an excellent Garden and Slaughter House
sIt9~hotl situated on Union Hill. For terms apply
u vALkTIAE HECkLER. or
q. ts-kf IARIS SHINE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

F,s Tabic residence located on the snuth Of Grace
stTtT9, aai between tae streets Of Adam and You
,hce {naw occupied by Jno a. Sbepfaid1 consists
,f six rn,sns above basement band gas throughout:
ki,eacu Of ample size; Carriage House and Stable.
Preseason given Iolh of March. Apply tn
FISHER Il WINSTON,
EI-ts Main street
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III Immediately the large FRsNT ROOM over the
stors oi Mr.. Keeling On Main street, next door to
new buldinS corner of Main ard i3'h streets It is
- ser, iesirablo location for lawyers or doctor
eficr. eT lodging room. Apply st this Office.
1T
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= FOR RENT--A three story Bric

Es pv.fling, si,u>ted at the corner of Clay and
III streets containing rooms. kitchen with 3
rooms gas and water oa the premises, The Dwell
inS !. In thorough repair. To good AMI perma
rnent tenant tsv rent will he low. Apply 10
A. J. CL0PTOS,
Corner Of Wall and Franki lin streets,
Z. u IAnr, u Ena.hr y 10
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o. FOR RENT---The Dwelling above
Es:I our store containing five Rooms. suitable for
:amily or Lodging Rooms There is entrance
from the st. Charles Hotel to these rooms. Apply
30 DUKE Il HUTCHES0H,
iaE MAR trpat
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sgs FOR SALE OR RENT-The house
Il at present occupied by VIM Christian, on 25tb
street opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church, Church
Hill. IL contains hve rooms, with well of water in
the yard. Terms liberal. Apply 10
jaT-ts GDDD(N 4 ApPERS0N.
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4@ FOR REN IA very desirable
~ dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
F,alraer one square above Grace street Baptist
t'harch The house contains ten ioopis has
been roSently repaired and gas introduced has the
city water Ia the yard, aud is in of the most
pleasant neighborhoods III the city.
To good tenant the rent will he low. Apply TO
"a AS-ss RAGLAND 4 BRO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

az Tho Enquirer very generously re-
leaves its opponents of the labor to reply to
its TRADES, by always, rcfuting itself and
knocking down its own positions. In its
assault upon the old charter i. says.
So long as it remains the fundamental law
of our city, so long will the city be defraud
cd OF, NJ least, twenty thousand dollaIs of re-
venue, and who will believe that our citizens
are so besotted as to forego such an income
at the instigation of the very persons who
will have to pay it. The new charter con
fers powers, without which the city author
tiles cannot devise m ans by which this i'm
mense sum can be collected.
In another sentence in the same article, in
urging the adoption or the new charter, it
knocks tie above argument in the head by
by declaring.
Our take, are awful high, and with more
expenses they will be higher. People are
asking everywhere, how is il that we are
taxed SO heavily! County and city taxes
amount this year to something near four dol
lars on the hundred. There is neither rhyme
nor reason in such extravagant taxation.
However, the rem edy is partially in our own
hands. Adopt the new charter, and re-
duction of taxes will inevitably follow. We
60 for the new charter, because it goes for the
best interests of the city.
The Irish" of this senseless TRADE is that
our taxes are awful high, being four per cent;
and the remedy is to adopt tho now charter,
and reduce them by collecting 100000 more
revenue which the city looses because it lack
the power to assess it under the old charter
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

THE REVOLUTION IN MExIco.-The follow
ing is an omission in our telegraph report
which failed to reach Us in consequence Of u
defect in the line:
On the morning of the 2Tth, Comonfort
was abandoned by his troops. and he left the
City of Mexico. when Pronuciadoes entered,
and named Corsigo do Notables as the head
of the government. The Notables elected
Juavze as Provisional President.
Puebla, Toloca, and other points within
the radius OF the city have acknowledged the
government, which has been organized, and
nominated its ministers. They. however,
up to the 7th, had not single port, and were
depending on the clergy for support.
Juavze. as President of tb. Supreme Court,
is President of the Republi,, under the con-
stitut;on, and he has called Congress to-
gether ut Guanajanito.
The great end to be gained is union of
the Liberals, while Paroi de Clado, and Ar
tenia de Gallodo ut several points are pre-
pairing to unite and march against the City
OF Mexico.
Lazere holds Arizaba. The Castle OF
Perote il in tho hsnds of the Liberals.
Don Juan Alvarez is said to have his force
under arms in the State Guarcro.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

EvASsvILLE.---A wandercr from Louis
vile, on his way down the river, stopped q
day with Us last week, while the steamer was
loading at our wharf, AID wrote back to the
Democrat the following impressions of the
place:
Evansville is deserving of special mention.
Il is the great depot for the Indiana pro-
duce bound to . Southern market; and, in
credible Us il NAV seem, it furnishes more
freights to steamboats, than our own boasted
Louisville. Taking advantage of a shor.
stay at this point, | took stroll through the
city, and fell in with Col. c. X. Drew, Of the
Pavillion--a gentleman of acknowledged
merits as host, and who filed the Office of
State Senator in the Indiana Legislature
with signal ability, in the last meeting of
that body: Another-your old friend, DR..
j. N. Hughes-is located here, and is pursu-
ing hrs profession with signal devotion and
success, l snapped opinions with him OH
several subjects, and was led to believe that
the Doctor has become a permanent fixture
in the city of his adoption.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
PUBl,IC MEETIyG.

Mr.. EDIToR:-The City Charter seems to
engross 4 good deal OF attention, as it surely
ought. We all have an interest in cheap,
good and liberal government. Whether the
old Charter rs retained, or the general laws
adopted, we will share the advantage and
suffer The exactions in common. This beng
the state of the case, would it not be well,
previous to the election, for us to meet to-
gethcr and discuss the subject fairly, fully,
and impartially. after which we could eacn
vote undcrstandingly! As VIC have CON-
munity Of interest, let us act for the general
good land let US adopt the general laws, or
retain the City Charter, as we shall deem
best for the common interest, after the merits
and deficiencies Of each are exhibited by a
fair investigation. This, l think, is the wish
of the people.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

Why will you Delayi-Why will you neglec
that disease wIch is taking such deep root and which
givesyou warning by that hacking cough, that you
are fast ripenng for e:ernityl Why encourage that
pain in the side, the raising Of blood, those night
sweats. that difficult breathing, which silently
whisper in your ear that something must be done to
you from tn" grave Of the consumptivel Why
act carelessly by permitting that disease to destroy
your health and hasten you TO the tomb from whence
no tras eler yet returnedl
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH,
Or death must carry you to your silent grave. Why
delay while there yet hope! Consumption is caused
by impure humors OF the blood being deposited in the
cells Of the lungs. Hence, the lnngs like spring
Of water. when rolled mp by the dirt or mud, il clear
water constantly flows through the springs, impurities
or mud will be conveyed away by the pure water
Just so with the blood when kept in clean or pure
stae As il constantly flows through the lungs II car
ries away all corrupt matter, and perfec; health will
lie the result. From two - three pills taken every
night or every other night, or enough to keep the
bowels regular, will in reasonable time cure con
sumption. The reason these pills used thar
all Others is because they are made Of 4 purifyin.
vegetables, and cleanse the body from all corrupt
ter, and drive out disease Of every description qucke
and in mder way than any other Pills.
feb3-d&wlm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

FROM NV Orlcans.-Two large grocery
houses have been forced to ask an extension
of time to meet their engagements. The
city is full of strangers and is very gay. a
singular case of seizure by the Custom House
is reported. A vessel arrived in port on Sat-
urday night. too late to make an entry al the
Custom House, with SIS, 900 in specie, and
took it for safe keeping. and placed it in the
Citizens Bank, before it had passed the Gus
tom House-the government officers have
seized 1t, and declared it forfeited to the gov
arnment
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A Word to n Candid Public.-scarcefy

Word to n Candid Public.-Scarcefy four
years have elapsed since the presentation OF
celebrated Stomach Biters made to you. You
have tested their efficacy, and have manifested your
appreciation by your generous patronage, fiom the
fact that they have invariably accomplished all they
purported TO do, and II there is still among you any
~h from predisposition have included preparation
in their general prejudice against medicine, would
earnestly refer them to any Of the leading physician
in the land who ~ invariably prescribe it I'm all
OF Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness Flatulency
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, &c, &c. 1t does
profess to all things, hut hold for the above
diseases, It is ths only speedy and relia lie remedy
We would seriously caution you against the differen
spurious articles gotten up ard pamed off the gen
une Hosteter, and il is due to yourselves tn &C
quaint US With all parties engaged therein. We hav,
present several in different sections Of the Unior
under Bonds, but hereafter intend prosecuting t
he fullest extent OF the law.
HOSTETTER SMITH.
Sole Manufacturers and Propretors, 267 Penn street
Pittsburgh, Pa. febl0 dSw
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.zsf-We rsceive monthly from The nnhlish

Icy We receive mopthly from the publish
ers, ID. Appleton & Co., New York, their ex-
cellent Railroad and Steam Navigation Guide
for the United States and the Canadas. II
contains the time tables, fares, connections
and distances on all the railroads in the
United States and the Canadas; also the con-
Meeting lines of railways, steamboats, and
stages. Each principal road is fully delin-
eatcd aud illustrated by n separate map,
placed opposite the description of that road.
1t also contains a commercial register or list
of the most prominent mercantile houses
in the principal cities, together with a
guide to all the principal hotels, and large
variety of general information valuable to
the traveller.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
KANSAS.

"THE MOOR IN THE Woop PLEA letter
from Kansas to the st. LOUIS Democrat gives
the following particulars of the finding Of the
buried election returns under Calhoun's wood
pile.
The Chief clerk protested against their
search, but by orders from the sheriff. the
wood was soon scattered, the earth removed.
and box disclosed, bearing the following
inscription on the cover: ''Gen. l.. a. Me-
Lean, Lecompton, K T." The triumphant
party soon brought the box to Lawrence,
where it was placed in the hands of the pro-
bate judge, who orderedit opened in his hon.
or's presence, and in the presence OF Gov.
Denver, the board of commissioners, the
president of the council. and the speaker OF
the House of Representatives. The legisla-
tive hall was used as court room, and was
literally jammed by the members OF the leg
islature and eager spectators. The box cou-
tanned five large rolls of poll books. from the
different precincts of the elections held on
the DIST Of December and the 4th Of January
last. Among the rest were the Delaware
Ferry returns, which :he judge of election
swore, while in custody, before Calhou n, the
president of the council, and the speaker OF
the House of Representatives, while they
were counting the vote, contained but 80
votes.
| The poll-books from that precinct show
/ 800 votes Henderson must have added all
over SO. Co.. Denver. apd the speaker Of
the House and president OF the council, were
sworn, and examined the returns, and certi-
/ fed 10 their being the returns OF elections
held on the 2lst of December and the 4th o.
January last. The whole returns will under.
go a thorough investigation by the commits
sioners. The ''niggcr in wood-plle." which
the democracy sccreted 80 carefully at mid
! night. has certainly been found this time
The commissioners, investigation at Oxford
shows So legal voters in the precinct, anC
half of the number free state
Mclean, the clerk, Calhoun's active ogen
in this business has fed from the Territor,
to avoid an arrest for perjury.
The Commissioners TO- investigating tn
election frauds. ordered n census If Oxfor'
dis.ict from which zoo or 500 votes had beel
returned in the December and January cleo
tons, and il is found there arc but SO legu
voters in the district.
THE CAPITOL of the Territory has been 10
Gated by q legislative act at a place calle
MINNESOTA, town no one knew was in ex
istence, till it was made the Capitol. At las
accounts the people were anxiously scarehin
, for il.
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LATE FROM UrAu.-A letter inst received

LATE FROM UTAH.--A letter Just received
from Col. Johnson, dated Camp Scott, near
Fort Bridger, December 18th. gives the cheer
ing news that the troops are all in fine spirits,
abundantly supplied with food and clothing,
and well sheltered from the cold in Libey
tents. The Colonel even pronounccs their
situation one Of great comfort, and says they
have no reason to complain of anything but
absence of their families. He thinks the ia
naticism Of the Mormons will lead them to
try at least ono encounter, and considers a
conflict desirable, as final settlement would
then he on the basis of q conquest, when the
terms Of adjustment could be dictated to the
rebels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
IL The Mob

~ The Noble county Regulators" have
ma lie twenty nine arrests of horse thieves
and counterfeiters, up to the present time.
One has been executed; twelve have been
held to bail; and thirteen are yet to be ex-
amined. A large amount of bogus money
has been withdrawn from circulation; large
quantity Of stolen property has been rccov-
cred, and the machinery for manufacturing
spurious coin has been broken up.
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eminent.

RAILROAD JoUENAL.-Mr. Poor, editor of
the American Railroad Journal, New York,
has published a new Map of all the Rail-
roads in the country, upon scale that shows
the boundaries Of all the counties in each
State. This map he is distributing gratui
tously to all subscribers to his valuable Jour
nal who have paid up, and to new subscri-
bers who pay in advance. This is premium
that ought to induce large accession to his
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

- We take pleasure in calling attention
to the advertisement of Prof. Mott, who pro-
poses to form classes for the instruction OF
ladies and gentlemen in the fashionable ac-
complishmcnt of dancing. He comes highly
recommended as successful teacher, and as
a gentleman of many excellent qualities.