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THEATRICAL is said that Miss Henrietta Ba
ker of the Louisville theatre, Is shortly to be mar
ried to MIR. \. S. chanirau. comedian, and imme
diately take up her residence with him at his home
90 the undsnn.
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3ouri, and 3lz Broadway, New York.
sH-I lis also sold by every popular Druggist III
thH city and country. NH l2-d&Cw3ln*
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EN~FRgsu J,yEoups

ES~ FRESH LREoHEs.-f have just re
ceIved, by Adams Express, a fresh lot of Swedisi
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
a.le terms.
+. P.s-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found all hours Of the day NJ the Wai.
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and
htSht on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. O. HORSON
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IMPORTANT PROM MExIco--It is stated that
Admiral German arrived at Washington on Mon
day direct from Mexico with dispatches from the
liberal party to their representative in Washing
ION. The early success Of the revolutionsts ex-
pected, and u desire is expressed for their imme.
date recognition by the United States. A large
majority OF the Governors Of the States of the re.
public are opposed TO the church party, and
will make joint movement for the independence
Of there public. The seyolutienists are supported
by large force from the United States in New
Leon and Sonora
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q 5eECIAL NOTICES.


A- BATEs BaTHs, bArHs Hot,
aor so,a aad shower Baths can he had daily at all
Entrance on nth street
single Baths Is cents, or 8 tickets for NJ an N
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ANOTHER HORRIBLE 0UrRA6E.-The Boston Trav-
eIier, of Monday, says: THE schooner Citizen, Of
famden, Me-, at this port, from st, Domingo, was
spoken by British sloop-ofwar, and supplied with
a cask of water
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FAILED FOR oyCE.--In Petersburg, Va Mrs. Yer
reil attempted TO cowhide ii: A. Tatnm, Tor some
ofFanca bnt failed iuasmueh as the victim,
snatcbea the cowhide from her ard caused her 10
be bound over to keep the peace.
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RAItRoAp ACCIDENT IN E1TPr.-Aehmed Pashs
elder son OF Ibrshim Pasba, and heir apparent 10
the PashaIic of Egypt, Was killed on the 18th BY
an accident on the railway steam ferry. The car.
riage 10 which he sat rolled of the platform OF the
ferry into the river.
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4tI''43 ,If1et 4tVVtaI. NDpIY 10
1e in-6t 3AnDIN 4 kppppcn>,
sa FOR RENT. .-The House and Io,

- Wv Nt3sN = 7 ne HOUSE and Lot
jas beyond the Fair Grounds ~ N'""es'
TIE Lot contains acres % Land, well enclosed
and the tR9p oNenents thereon consist of cnn,n,n
Carriage House and Stahlea possessinp given H., ,
mcsa .stely JAS NJ TAyInP ssSn SnN lui-
~.
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FEMstE CLrREs-The Newburyport Herald says
that Mr. @. n. Hudson, the Register OF Probate III
that county, has been compelled from the small
income Of that ofice, as a matter OF economy, 10
substitute female rlerk-help for males.
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SALEop Cry PsopsRrr-On the 18th

DALE CF CIIf I EUFEhff'--OH tHc IVtIt
of this month, as will be seen by an advertisements
in another column, that valuable city property
known as the Atheneum lot, will be sold by pub
lie auction to the highest bidder. The propeftyis
in a central aud retired neighborhood, admirably
adapted to private residences, and will no doubt
be sold on moderate terms, ss the Finance Com
mittee have determined TO dispose OF 1t.
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pathist, (laie from New York. aud formerly an A,o-
pathic practtoner respectfully solicits the patro
nage Of the citizens OF Richmond
As-Vitee on 6raee street beI ween 7th and sth
B-Reterenccs OF the highest respectability.
my l3-ly&
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myl Its

SG~ DUDLEY Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN.
DIES. Old WnlskEYo aud CIGARS No. ~ Main
trce<. 10 q
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Aa order has been issued dire citing the French
imperial postiIIions rings after the fash.
ioI under 'sncient. regime"
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A FEARFUL RATE OF SPEEp.-A special train Of the
Canada C3rnnd Trunk Railway, ran Is miles In %
miputes last Mondsy-a rate of 81 10 miles per
hour
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ron RENT AND aAIn

Ga MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
&S9 IN IN tts IN ,,ST SnSTH SIDE OF GRACE sTRRkT
NA1E., ~ ne request Of Mrs. Mary a. Fish., NJ
are aathofiEe Ia se the valuable residence lrea,oS
AsHpSN' Low IN hcr occupancy, The lot II, nts ati
irtt aud fnHs BACK les test. TO sn alley Tha h,'
has rooms besides large stable and amn,a ~ ~
wants accninE1datons ard is now in the ,r,st -
feet ,fGcr. having beeu tharcurhis ,sn,,ae pet
tered s. d repair d tcw years age "' AZ
inc the prop rtS ~" 'o eAaih'
TERMS most liberal. Anplv TO
q fi-~6f
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Hi Is DIS PATCH
BY Jas. A. COwARDrN

E THE DAILY DispATCu Ia served 10 ,uh.
erieers at Six AND QukRTgx uENrs pxn wssr rass
ID TO the Carrier weekly. Price for NATIVE AZ
ear, or $3.50 for six months, in advance. -
sF THR SEMi-wERkLY DISPATCH 4. ,..,,.a
very Tuesday and Friday At t2ea, in advance 'a''
So TaE WEEKLY DISPATCH "a ,senaa .w..-
'N and mailed to subscribers AT q, ,,sr sas,s,s
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SsA AaEoHes d. STEnL, Dentist, Ofic,
sno residence No 81, on Main between st6 aud ets
t.NNe'' NseuhIoOd va mY aO--ly
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IysuRASCs ON LosT SHIP.--The ship Courser,
wrecked en- route from China to New York, was
insured ia the Atlantic Office New York, for sixty
thousand dollars, in the American, at Boston, for
sl5 0O0 in the Alliance for $l5 000 In Beylston for
$40 900, and IN the China for $4,000.
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FOR RENT.-Those newly cree

81 FOR RENT.-Th0se newly erect
E.:s cd Brick Tenements on Cary street, between
III and 5th. They well adapted for Grocer
stores. or any kind Of retail business They contain
o rooms besides the store room. aud we'll adapt
ed for the accommodation ef families having al! Dc
cessary convenieuces. Possession given immediats
II. tt good tenants, the rent viii be moderate
Auplv to II f. KA0LAND d CO.,
IA 2l7-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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TuE ELEPHANTS arrived Yesterday

morning, according to announcement, and marched
down Main street, harnessed TO music car, the
two drawing as steadily well broke oxen. As =
matter Of course, the sidewalks were literally
alive with young and old ebos, all anxious to get
glimpse at the show about which much had
been said In the newspapers. Those who wish 10
sec the circus do this evening by Visiting it
On Councfl Chamber Hill
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30 AaDING, 60.

TNHE GENITAL HOTEL
l. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
ituated at the corner Of Grace and 9Th streets rou
na the NortlIwes corner of the Capitol Square, en
aear TO the Washington Monument, will be in reao
ness 10 receive guests on the list January, 1858
The locality In point OF contiguity 20 business
ceing adjacent TO the Capitol, Banks, Custom Hous"
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses, together with il
aealthfulness because OF the beautiful promepadt
,fforted by the Public Grouuds Immediately in ffoni
renderi at once attractive
With such advantages. the proprietor appreciate
1is responsibility In undertaking to serve the pabf
% meet which, he gives assurance of ample supple
md the most assduous attention to the wants OF al
who may faYor him with their company.
dc 23-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH, Proprietor.
BOARDING Mrs G.. F. PEGRAM,
- PARK HOUSE, Rank street, has now yscant {
arge and desirable roome, suitable for gentleman
and his lady. location pleasant ard convenient (,
business. References required. fe3-ts
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MARSHALL HALL-hetween 9th and
Tth, on Marshall street. vas Dedicated to the tenn
perance cause By Marion Division, last night
rhis ball has been erected by Mr.. @. X. Crutch-
held, rnd Is fRtended tor srch divisions a. may
desire to rect In II. new division is now being
formed, Of gentiersen residing In the neighborhood
OF the hall, and large number Of members will
be added 10 10 In a very short time
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s,srrScsp.-Edward Boyle, Of Leicester, Mass.
,acsntly convicted of ''msnsiaughter," In eauslns
The dsaih Of his wife, has been sentenced TO th'
state prison for ten years, four daysto DO solitary
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R@~ WATER CooLERs. We have on
naaa y, q u our own manufacture the best quality
ply yourselves at "P
kEEsEE a PARIS Pottery.
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pRIVATE ROARDlNG-MRs J. Q
L JANIS 4 MISS L. A. RIDG00D. having renteo
:ha very desirable residence of Fleming James, Oh
;th between Iain nnd Frenklin streeta close to bu
,iaeas and j., the retired part Of the city, will ope
4 for the accommodation OF persons desiring Board
,n the lat day Of jeEuary next The honse has eev
4ral large and desirable rooms for families. leo
an Office in the freht basement. They can accOmmo
late n few; DAY EDkRDERS. "a 20-dly
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0x DTr.-Carl Fortnes has signed an agreement
with Strakosch to sing at forty concerts la the
principal cities Of the West during the next six
weeks, receiving therefor Slo,00o.
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- MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR

IL RENT.-InteGiing to discontinue housekeep-
ing, | Offer tar rent nay residence ia Manchester,
crut2iains Fl comfortable and good sized rooms
fur Of them with fire places besides two basement
rooms. used a. present as a kitchen and servants
room.
Th- h0usais nearly new, and very convenient, in
the most healthy part Of the town, and one q
the best springs in this region, aud commands d
view OF Rirhm 1u5 from end TO the other
] wouid like to sell also The most OF my House
hoi and Kitchen Furniture.
To goud tenant the rent will be accommodating
Possession given Immediately.
A-0Iv AT this office my lets
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x@ FOR Rem IA very desirable
sSss dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
f0ushae 0ns saBar5 above Grace street Baptist
Church. The iouge contains ten tOoms, anG hao
been recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
ctr water IN the yard, and is in one of the most
pleasant neighborbcods in the city.
To good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
IA f3-ts RAGLAND Il BRO.
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eqa FOR RENT A comfortable dwell
- ing with ak rooms, cellar, good kitchens.
ya-,is and we'll on Leigh street between ist ard p
sion given immediately.
hIsJ largo l0i in the rear, with good stable
Apply 20 JOS JAChSoN, JR
nan ITS i47 Main street.
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Civil DOCKET - Yesterday the Maytr
hs little else 30 do thaH dispose et civil wartsnts
brought before him ey the copssaeiss Il
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Beg THE MUSTANG LINImENr

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Tte Mustang Liniment
Cures Stiff Joints.
The Mustang LiHimeHt
Cures Burns and Wounds.
The Mustang Liaimfnt
Cures Sores and Ulcers
The II stang Linimsd
Cures Caked Breasts end Sire Njpples.
The Mustang LiRimeRt
Cures Neuralgia.
The Mustang Lintmsat
Cures C3rRs and WJrts.
The Mustang LiRinasa is lc0rth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
10 the United States as the preserver aud Tesorer
Of valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all Sprans
Galds. Wounds, Stiff Johns, &c.
Will you answer this question? Did your ever
near Of any ordinary Sore, swelling. Sprain Stiff
ness either on inan and beast which the Mustang
.ini cent would not cure? Did you ever visit any
fe'eeelaee 1 e. pIuss,st IN any part , OF the woTidn
the greatest discovery of the agc?" Sold every
who're. Every family should h~ve it; three sizes.
BARNES Il PARh,
my y20-dSclm Proprietors New YORK.
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PsRIL.-Tkree hundred passengers over the Rock
Island Railroad were in imminent peril last Thurs
day. The rain storms had injured the track, and
when near Seneca station, the track suddenly gave
way beneath the engine, and the locomotive ten
der and baggage dashed down light embans
meut into ditch partially filled with water. The
first passenger car ploughed after it, and the se
cond'wa5 thrown over on the opposite side of the
track. Meme OF the cars but the last, fifth, r."
manned on the track, but only two were much bro
ken.
BY singular good fortune no one in either o
the cars was injured beyond the extent of a few
bruises. On board there were grave and gay,
Including many members OF the New school Pres
byterian GenexsI Assembly, and party for a ball
There Was a16eral confusion and rulng of such
fine feathers as CHANGED to be most exposed, but
nothing serious
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1n BBLS G aud Yellow Coffee Sugars
~ so do Lovering's Crushed and Powdered Su
gar. for gale low by
NORVELL 4 WAGGONER,
ia Corner pearI and Cary sts
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CAGE IrEMs.-On W Wednesday night last

GAGE lTEM5.-On wednesday, nIghI Iast
the city watehmen arrested and Gagged seven per-
sous, all guilty Of trivial offences under the law,
for which they were punished at sunrise By the
Mayor. Two OF them had taken lodgings on tho
sidewalk, after indulging their propensities for
strong drink, and the other five we're OUT without
Dasses
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COLONIZATION ocIETY.-The Farmvilie (ya.) Jour-
nal recently published some facts furnished from
the experience of emancpated negroes, who re-
turned from Liberia, completely disgusted with
every thing connected with the country and thefr
trip to it. The same journal now publishes the
following defence in letter from r. 4. Gurey, in
Washington, to Rev. W. Ii Starr, which says:
We had no agent on board the Stevens with the
Watson people, and have never authorized our
agents in Liberia to sell provisions designed for
emigrants to deny them supplies to which they
we're entitled. No charges like those made by
these returned emigrants have, to our knowledge
been made against these agents, and We do not
credit them.
Each emigrant is entitled to five acres of land
but whether these had been surveyed and assigned
when these men left we cannot say. These men. We
learn, were in Liberia about six weeks, and how
could they form any good and reliable opinion oi
the country, confined to one or two places, aud
unable to make auy general or thorough observa
ton? They needed some apology for return tc
this country. How absurd the charges agains,
President Benson, when large part of his las,
message is argument against the disguised
French slave trade.
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Ger DRY Notwithstanding the ire
qasst showers. the streets we're dry and dusty
yesterday afternoon.
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You will find at the above establishment the lar
gest and most complete assortment of
FUkNITU Re, MATTRESSES. 60,
n the city The goods are manufactured by the
most experienced workmen and made of the best
materials
The TIMBER in all cases for Wardrobes, Bureaus
Chairs &c il well SEASONED before being used
1t will be to the interest Of all in want OF Goods in
ny lino to examine my stock before buying. as
IN selling at greatly reduced prices.
my I5--tl&CWlm
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=. 40ISE AND LOT FOR SALE.

EgA1Unl sell, at great bargain, desirable To-
of G.Ssa1 Uear the old Distiery. and outside the
corporation line. 1t has frontage OF q feet, and a
deph Ut iuG feet. It has on ii two-stOri framed
Dwelling and is enclosed viii, substantial fence
An aijuininy lot of the same dimensions, will be
sold also, if desired. Apply to .
an IL CAUTHORN.
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L7OR GENTLEMEN's WEAK -Goliep
Il Hill Shirts, Garrotte Collars. Byron Collars
Rishop Collars Fancy Scarfs, Gauze Srars, Black
Ties, White, Black and slate colored Hair Stocks.
Also silk and Linen Cambria HaDdkerchiefs-pla
and colored borders: Cloths Cassineres and Vest
tngs--by the yard. or made To order.
SWORDS THAW,
ioIo No ll5 Broad st
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uYDRANTS & PLUMBING THE un-
l. signed. hal ing engagedn practical PLUMBER,
one who has been for a long time engaged at the
HIrY WATER WORKS and theref re understands the
business tborouahly, s now prepared TO do work in
the line Of putting up uYDkANTs and all kinds Oi
HpDsE PLUMB NC. promptly, neatly, substan-
tally and in work manke manner, for cash al the
Old stand, No. s. Main street, sign OF the big Co1ee
Pot.
v4-2w WAI SEARS WOOD.
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s FOR RENT-The House on Cary
~ street, betw; en- % aud Sd. at present occupied
NTs Holden Rhodes. K has . rooms. is IN thorough
repair aud to good tenant vii! be rented a. mode
pIT to DiBHELL d JOHNSON,
an 5-ts ShOcE3e Slip.
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HYDKANTS, HYDRANTs.--in conse
Il guence Of change in the city ordinance rela,
tive 10 HYDkANTS, the subscribers are authorized
t. put theuj up in any paTt OF the city. We hays
plea, ed To receive orders for the same We also do
all kinds Of PLUMBING, sucl as putting up Ba-
th ng Fixtures Wash Stauds. Laundry Tubs, Water
Closets sc; also, Gas Fitting and GPs WcFk. in a
superior manner both in town and country.
Cd YALE 4 co,
ie 2-lm l31 Main street.
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nkiDGF0RD Il co.
~ Have in store snd for salein lots 70 suit pur
chassrs James river ii ydraulic CEH EkT, R0se,Isd-
CEMENT hockian LIME, eaiesned PLATTER,
t,rennd PLASTER. PiasteIing II AIR; sassl
and 3 iiERkiNGs. AiEWTvEs, MACKEREL;
Prime BUTTER and Mercer POTATOES.
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C.ALL AND SECURE a dollars worth
" of those cheap White Brilauts before they are
all gone. Remember. yards fine White Brilhants
tor one dollar. je7 ALFRED MrSES
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MON's & cos

-rSc E NJ NJ 0 NJ ) 4 cos
- t4szS~ PANTOSCOPtC BRAYILIAN
PEBBLE sPkUT ACLES Prof A. GkDEO optl-
clan GATE OF semmons Il Co, Cornwall, England }
respectfully aunounces his arrival in this city vi
a splendid assortment OF his newly invt ned an
improved spectacles, and may be consulted nc bis
ottc- under the Exchange. next to Mir. West book
store from !. 4 until ? n
Ii Sc lenses constructed ur1n striftty rh'io
sorhicai principles and from raj confederation
ara Ii Il eqnaed by any ever broHght under public
Ii tee -,
The Homogeneous s'rHc'1r" Of the materiaiand the
consequent II rmity o. the refract,ng power Ite
vents the refectl OF the rays OF light, ana iur
nishes th erelore "A clear aid truthful image Of the
OhJeCt. -,
The concareconrer fp~R of the lens, resembling
the aut.tior leuticuiar anA ement Of the human
eye collects larger number Of rays than could be
convey ed upon the retina from ordinary glasses OF
the same f0cai power, and thus increases the dis
tiuct.s. Of ihe vision when their e'rnFnfarV r9i.-
Stkttaa amt grepf br~R-s secures Mt onre greater
ireedpn liom chemical changes, as Weli az from
mechanical INJURIES. In short, the whole efranee~
mrat is calculated 10 promote ease and comfort ol
vision.
Their superiority Is fully demonstrated by the
most celebrated Ply aiCiau3 aud uc"llsts oi batopt
and America. Je 5-ht~
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CLARK SrRIsd Is the fayorite resort
Of the Ricbmond Greys on all public occasions,
and those who are invited to parsake OF their hos
pitality, always speak In high terms OF the good
order preserved aud the capital dinners served
Tomorrow this company will have target pfse-
tice aud dinner the spring, and ifthe weather I'D
propitious, q gay time may be expected.
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e VALUABLE RESipENCE FOR

ar SALE OS RENT-The newly erected four sto
~ hilck kcsitence, on the south site of Marshal
street 1.h ssh street. and adjoining the residence
iNFse snd convenient, with a brick kitchen c0ntsin
in' le ms, aud supp led with all the rnoieru con.
Veat. noes " W.
The lot cnatsGr Marsh II street sos feet and rms
nscS "a feet To an alley 2n feet wide
he location OF this property renders IL very -,
sir,ble, either for professional gentleman or mer
chant. Persons wishing 10 provide themselves With
very pleasant residence would do w.li to apply
je S-eos JAS TAYLOR Il son
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SINGULAR CASE OF SUIcIDs-A young man named
Philip Brewer committed suicide at the residence
of his father, in Bridgeport, opposite NorristowD
Pa, a few days since. lie had but recently mar.
ried and it appears, from the subjoined letter that
domestic trouble was the occa ion of the rash ac.
Bridgeport, Nay %, 1S5S.-Dear Wife:-I take
the pleasure of writing, to inform you that we
can live together any more-that we must part,
aud forever. l hope we will meet in Heaven and
when am gone, Mary, hope you will take Ned
ilardnlau, aud he can make you living. / am
tired of this life, and SO bid you farewell forever
and ever, for go to rest in Heaven.
Mary Ann Brower,if you hadn't believed all you
heard this would not have been so Inever came
in the honse without bearing some lies. 1 hope
some of tsem will have to repent before they die
From your dear husband PHILIP BRowER
wrote this with my trembling hand. Good
bye, dear wife, and my father, mother, sisters and
brothers, and forever. My clothes as Yates
Evans, Norristown, Exchange Hotel. P.B.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-11

Es9 FVh KEN 1, anu possesslOn gwen
hSa in a !ew days, the large aud des rably located
dwelling, corner OF 5th and Fra.klin streets, now
occupied by Mrs Z. 1urtoo - Boar ding House
for which il is admirably adapted. Apply TO
THOMAS W D0SWk. l.,
Receiver of Browns Administrator
Ie I-2w Va, Burtau &c,