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N1D7 Or. Smapne8 3uiamnenseleBt
Bilbtirj&ea.S prOp lstlt purtrsfFia bartndfisem Safen, Or.
~tdltun9en, Slutlpeten, MISUNDERSTANDING, 9eberbe19 per.
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Der Sruf ober Der eun5e. Dtefe MrSnet retnt9t 3ualetA un6
Der Office hes uQGeder" al 81 per 81 aide.
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EY> @u9en 9 4onin9'S ausse3elds
Elm nntraslides Nittsl, seaea &eberbei9werbea g. bfaS,
9sspepfe, uaperbaaIi&fett, NerDeni6wdGe, Mfb ma, Neru n.
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Massn e%ntfebsa6en 3ranf2etten. 1T 3u so 6 Bic Jlai@e u
effaMfen tn Der Office bes lHeferS.
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rss~ PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAors. -

| Or HAMPTON now aged 81 years speaks. Hear him
Are you sickf Beware of imltations Ask foI
gampton's Vegetable Tlncture TIE many cure
.1ade by this pleasant and sole remedy may Inducf
;ouuterteitlng-
ostand the test of public opinion. No art OF pulling
,an palyanjze worthless article, TO keep IL ul
As a good medicine, If it be not really
A good medicine will live, become ropulsr and ex'
END ts sales year after year, III spite OF opposition
rhe people readily lind ont its virtues and the fame
)f them passes from mouth TO mouth with more ra
oidity than new wspapers can spread 1t. living wit
ness testifying to the medicine has made foi
aim, is of more service than any newspaper sdyer
ising.
In praof of what we say above, we refer you t.
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
MR. VIZ. HIGH, No. 1876 So:th Paca street, Baiti
more cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and EerFou'
iseass.
Ma EDWIN NJ SPsASKLIs, No. q Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful Of Scrofuia OF years
stan ling lost number OF pieces OF bone restored u
MISS MARY, scouELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltinlor,
srset-her case after years OF suffering. has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted eall 70 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr. WIN Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House. SUI
sered from these complaints for IS months with bod.
and mind severely affected. He was cured by lamp
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry G. Winn had acough for years-greal
weakness &C. had in all five or six ply ysicans trleo
sllt he remedies, but was cured only by
HAMPTONs VEGETABLE TINCTURE-
s8rDelicate Ladies' and Children viii please give
Sold s. by PURCELL, LADD 4 co. Richmond; b.
ps ps,er.saas aygms = by MORTIMER aoWBRHY, Baiti
more and By Druggists and shopkeepers everywhere.
s5-si per bottle; six bottles for ". ses-d&o
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sea ARE YOU A SUFFERER? Are you

,ffiicted with Chills and Fever, nervous headache
sour stomach indigestion torpidty Of the liver cos
the use of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs, and be
reli we'd Have you bad cold, do you suffer with
cold teetr Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
ERS, and be permanently cured. Acting as they
10 up5n the Llood stomach and bowels, no ordinary
disease of the system can Withstand their assaults
hui WELD to its inyigorating powers and health and
cheerfulness assume the seads OF debility and 10"
AZ rits Are you a dyspeptic, suffering the hourly
n npnts of that distressingly yexStiOus diseased
fs in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEkS, you hnd
an unfaing panscea-oue that has not yet failed To
pro,' uce a cure however ong the consuming hr.
nav naye been burning. Prepared in the most sci
sntifc manner from vegetable substances only these
B.TTERS without rival for diseases OF tue $40
mis- asun Of the year, will prevent colds and sore
throats by toning up the system to Its naturally
,ai hs condition Let not the afflicted take our word
ia Recommendation of this medicine, but try 1t for
thsnis lives, as thousands have done, aud become
converts to its priceless virtues.
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in this CT
ty and elsewhere. Jas-u
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFICATE.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superntend the drawing Of
tho SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
F. c. BARBER, s,yorn co,,rs
L. 2. DUGAS, (0"o'n Ii Noin ih
Sworn TO and subscribed before mo this day, Feb
ruary 10th, lass. LENlS LEVY, j. Z.
ExPLANAToyThe left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers Which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number ends in are enti-
tied to $50 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entite it to. HALF Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all the y
draw over the $40 Prizes. Halves, Quarters ard
Eighths in proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold in
the following places, viz: Ne. l55l2, S70.000 one
half Richmond, Va. one-half not sold. No 22526,
81 900, one-haf Georgetown S c., oneQuarter Bath,
NJ c., oue-quarier not sold. No. 326Il, 10000, New
York. No 1919, 1000. not sold. No. 4se60, 1000,
Franklinton. La. No. 1924, 000, Memphis, Tenn.
no. 2}9ll, 500, Augusta, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-25

NESS rAxENl-At GIBBS, Of course where every one
nat wants decent picture, and not a carricature,
tIways go. Besides, we have never been deceIv-
I'd by him with humbug advertisements. As these
arc sentiments daily expressed and carried out By
scores ot persons take pleasure in saying that Ia
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of a superior character,
both plain and colored which, for beauty OF nnish and
accuracy of likeness are equalled by few and sur
passed by nome Pictures OF all kinds accurately
oled and warranted TO please. at moderate prices
hMBROTYPES at one dollar aud upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art Corinthian Hail. Main street, between
9TH and 10th. ,n.
de K. II. 0lDBS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-25

AN INHUMAN HUsBASD-A correspondent OF the
st. John (N. b. Morning News,writing from Arm
strong's Brook says that brute named Mclean
resident of Heron Island, during one OF the
coldest blowy DAYS of this winter drove his sick
wife Ia delicate little woman of her bed aud out
of doors, swearing that he would Kill her with the
axe he had in his hand, If she refused to CO. Her
son. boy of sixteen, was absent at schooi at the
time. but Immediately on arriving home and hear
ing the circumstances, he set out in pursuit oi his
mother, and found her witbir quarter of a mile
of home frigid corpse. shs had attempted to
cross on the ice to the main but her strength was
unequal to the task. and thus she perlshed. Nc
Leau has been arrested aud lodged in jail to await
trial
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ssss. No FAMILY can afford to be with

ont MUSTANG LISIxRST in their house. The many
accidents " we are liable to- may render 1t necesSar!
sI,v r,nnent and nothing is capable OF performing
snch certain cure Ertrdct: In lifting the kett
from Tie fire. it caught aad scalded my hands and
rt,rs,nl very seyerey-onc hand almost to crisp
Ib4 furtrre was unhearabie. 1t was an awful sight
The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex
rtily and left no scar of account CHAS FOSTER, AZ
broad street Philadelphia" 1t is truly wonferih
article IL will cure any case OF swelling. Is rms,
Stif ioiuts Erupti0rs or rheumatism. For Horses,
IL should never he dispensed with. One dollar ;
worth of Mustang has frequently saved valuable
AMI Founders BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. Sold III all
parts of the habitabe globe.
BARNES PARK. proprietnrs,
10 ndCcuIm New York.
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asa BuREow's RELIABLE MEDICINE

Cures quickly aud per manentiy ScRoFULA, SYPHILIS
kHEuNATIsI. PILES, kidney AFFECTIONS, CosTiVE
NESS VrxEaEAL DISEASES aud ali chronic affection,
OF the SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputatlo
which this celebrated remedy has acquired in tn,
roughly eradicating the above diseases, Is unprec
dented in the annals Of medicine. Thousands OF the
most iuyetrrats ot disease have been cured ~
this truly great medicine, after having been PIC
neDt ply 5icians Of the country. Finley y. Fergr
SON Mayor Of Norfolk, Va, cured Of Rheumats,F
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth. Va cured OF Br0E
ehitis; daughter Of eignor George formerly Pre-
lessor Of Music ia this city, cured Of terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands of others whose
names could be mentioned were il necessary.
Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for S5
Prepared by w BuRRow Co, Practical Chem
ists, Norfolk Va
Sold BY PURCELL. LADD CO, wholesale
Druggists. Richmond. ia 26-3m
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Sgiy~ IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

preparation FROM leceipt OF well Known
and popular physician, will stop the hair from fall
Ing restore il t. its natural color. keeps the scalp
clean and white aud causes the hair to grow l1xn
RANT even when the scalp has been bald Tor yours
Putting ia this instance is useless. Call and pur,
chase bottle and try it fairly and II not satisfied
wi.h the result the money viii be returned.
Sod u Richmond by W: PELEksON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner 18th and Main sts
AK flr DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AMI
IMPR0VER. ,..- ~.
All cash orders from persons at distance, shoud
be addressed to w. PETERSON. wholesale aud he
tail Druggist, Richmond, Va
Price for one bottle 81. oe I9-doih
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NJ WAsuI.croy-"FIRsr IN WAR

Finsf IN PEACE. AND FIRST IN TUE HEARTS oP HIS
CorNTRYMgN. All who visit Richmond on the 22l
Of Febreary, TO witness the grand spectacle Of the
inauguration of the Washington Statue, should not
l"ry Of q W 1INNIS. to witness the wonderful pro
gress Of the Photographic Art conducted at this
finely arranged establishment. And to those who
may wish to obtain Of them selves friends. some
thing really beautiful and hft-like likeness,
should not fail TO secure of the Ambr0types OF
Photographs made at MINIS GALLERY lie is pre-
pared to accommodate all who wish fine piatpres;
and his assortment Of Frames, Cases Eockets, Pins
sc, in when to have them placed. is large and va
ried His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
new Custom House, and free TO visitors whether they
wish pictures or not. fe 20
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TERRIBLE LcsGUE.-The Paris correspondent
tempted assassination of Louis Napoleon says
1t ia reported that one of the prisoners. Rudio
has turned States evidence, and that in his con
fession, he has revealed plot that does not offer
very smiling prospective for the Emperor. Accor
ding to Rudos confession, the conspirators were
five hundred in number They are bound to theiI
work by terrible oath, and their object is the as
sassination of Louis Napoleon. Each year, OF
oftener, if circumstances will warrant the attempt
the whole band are to draw lots from box. in
which there will be five winning numbers The
five members drawing these are held to put in i'm
mediate execution an attempt upon the Emperor
life which shall be approved hy the whole society
and by those who charged with its execution
The society has plenty of money for carrying out
It's designs.
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INApEQUATE PUNIsHMkNr.-The meal

lkADEQUATE PUN1SHHEEF.-Ihe mean
est thief in the word-a pick-pocket-csn only be
sent TO jail under the existing laws of the State if
he is convicted of picking mans pocket OF u less
sum than $50. IT matters not how or where All
honest man is robbed by one of these contempti-
BILE thieyes-eyeD though tho theft should have
been perpetratsd under the very eyes of Washing
ton-a larceny is the substance of the crime and
| the punishment for the same must be measured
by the amount stolen.
For some years past our citizens has been visit
ed at least once in twelve months by these vile
creatures, and ladies as well as gentlemen, have
been robbed by them in the broad blaze of day.
Canning as fox. it is extremely difficult to de-
tect them, but the Legislature should at once 80
amend the law as to ensure them a long term of
imprisonment in the Penitentiary, when they are
found guilty of pocket picking, even though they
should take no more than an empty wallet. Whip
ping and branding would perhaps be the better
mode Of disposing of them, so that all who saw
them could tell what they were in an instant. The
present law affords no protection against these
vultures, and a new one is therefore demanded by
the people.
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UspLEAsAsr.-A respectable ply,

UHPLEAsAST.-A respectable physician
of this city, who visited the theatre last Tuesday
to hear the Grafton of Hon. EDWARD EVERETT. was
surprised, on putting his band into his own
pocket to find that il contained the wallet of ano-
tler person. The Doctor, not knowing how else
to 6nd the proper owner, sent the wallet TO the
Dispatch, where the gentleman TO whom it be-
longed, called yesterday morning and recovered
it, Some pickpoeket had stolen it, robbed ii OF the
money it contained and then dropped il into the
Doctors pocket
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SUDDEN DEArH IN A CHURcH-&agldtJ' Grcua1-
staRces.-The funeral of the venerable Jesse An
thony was attended from the North Second Street
Methodist Church GU Thursday. The funeral SER
mon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Washburne. At
the conclusion of the discourse, an old gentleman.
Rev. Samuel Howe, of Lansingburgh, superan-
nuated member of the Troy conference, near
the pulpit and propo'ed to soy few words In ref
erence to the deceased. lie stated that he knew
him well, and lifelong, and concluded by remark
ing, 81 am seventyeght years Old; my feet are
near thoae of brother Anthony; and shall soon
join him."
The congregation was dismissed in the usual
manner, a portion of those in attendance follow
ing the corpse TO the grave, aud others returning
to their homes. Mr.. Howe left the main room cf
ths church, and entered the basement, where,
seating himself in a rocking chair, he almost i'm
mediately expired. The cause of his death was
probably disease of the heart, irritated and
quickened by the excitement of the occasion. The
sad event caused profound sensation among the
members of the congregation, to whom he was
we'll known--TToy IN. ~ Wig.
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Charleston c. Surgeon. Chirspodist and Practical
Operator the Feet respectfully offers his services
TO the citizens Of Ri hmond. Persons who are an
noyed with CtiRNE, BUNIONS, and NAILS PENE-
TkATING IN TIE FLESH cured of pain in tiTe or
ten minutes DR. will attend at priva' reside aces
il desired or can be seen at the Exchange Hotel,
Office No 49, Office hours from TO IL, 4 NJ and
from to u NJ fe Hl--its
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Sr.Rn1yG Henry Everett appeared

STABBING Henry Everett appeared
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
of stabbng Patrick ii. Gentry. When the witness
Gentry was brought to the stand he stated that he
beiey, the prisoner the man who inflicted the
wound upon him, but was unwilling to swear pos
ityely to his identity. The defence stated that he
was prepared TO prove that he was at home and in
bed, at the hour the stabbng took place; but ow-
ing to the absence of other witnesses, the investi
CATION was continued until this morning.
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IScrNn1aRIsM.= Jefferson Ward

school house, at the intersection Of franklin and
23d streets, WAS fred last Tuesday night and
would have been destroyed but for the timely dis
covery of the flames by persons in the neighbor-
hood, who extinguished them before the building
was seriously injured. This is the fourth attempt
within the past twelve months to destroy this
house. which was built and is used for educational
PURPOSES.
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A GALLANT GrRL-The Bcston (Mass) Journal
says that on Tuesday last syoHng man, named
Edward P. Weston. of Providence, r. l., was ska
ting on Jamaica Pond, when be broke through the
ice and fell into the water beyond his depth. He
had remained in this situation some five minutes,
clinging to the edge of the ice for support, when
his perilous position was observed by Miss Dun
bar, a young lady residing in Roxbury. who i'm
mediately hastened TO his assistance. and succeed
ed in rescuing him from watery grave.
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BURNED To DEArB.-Last Tuesday nigh

a negro girl about ten years cid, named Sarah the
property of Miss saliie Burton, was so dresdfnly
burned that she died In few hours thereafter
She was hired to Mr. William Graves and had gone
into the kitchen to attend to some trivial matter
when her clothes accidentally took fire. Becoming
alarmed. she Immediately ran into the street en-
veioped In flames. and before she could be caught
and have her clothes torn from her person. she was
90 dreadfully burned that she died In = few hours
thereafter.
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DULL.-The city wore dull appear
ance yesterday, compared to that OF Monday and
Tuesday, when every house was filled with strang-
ers The visiting military as we'll as civilians.
have all returned to their homes after witnessing
the imposing ceremonies of the I'D and if they
were not well repaid for their trip it was not be-
cause our ctizeus did not labor incessantly 10
make them So
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WApNkcUAry REQ. ~.
Snate Bills Fdssed-Authorizing the trustees Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South. In the
town of Rayenswooi, Jackson county, to sell and
convey a lot In said town, held by them To IN
corporate the Virginia North western Agricultural
Society in Ohio county. Establishing an election
precinct at the house of Sani1 Coots in Rocking
ham county. To incorporate the Rocky Mouut
Savings Bank in Franklin county. To Incorporates
the Carbondale Coal aud Oil Company In kanawha
county. To incorporate the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Of Lynchburg. To amend and re-
enact act Incorporating the town Of HsdgsvIiIs,
In the county of Berkeley. Authorizing tile sas
Of certain Church property In the county Of Ma
ri0n. To amend an act entitled act inoorporsf-
ing the Huguenot Springs and Mining Compsny.
passed April 9th, 1858. To incorporate the Par.
mers and Merchants Insurance Company Of Rom
Aey, Hampshire county. (paxsed with amendment
aud returned to the Senate for its concurrence l--
To establish an election precinst at Lima Camp In
Marshall county. To change the Kirk election
pTeeinetIn Giles county TO Mecbanicsburg In said
county. To establish precinct election At Ash.
iana, in Hanover county. To amend act snti-
tied act. to amend an act concerning the city VI
Norfolk. To extend the corporate limits Of Ilar-
risonburg. T.eF
Resiution.-A Communication was received
from the Senate announcing their agreement 10 q
resolution from tile House. with al amendment,
which makes the resolution read thus:
Resolred, That the Houss of Delegates will, with
the concurrence OF the Senate. proceed the hrst
day Of March next TO the election Of the following
officers: A Secretary Of the Commonwealth, .
Treasurer, an Auditor Of the public accounts, n
Second Au iitor, Register Of the Lasd Office .
Public Printer, ssSuperiptendent Of the Psniten-
tiary and General Agent and Store Keeper VI tbs
Penifentiary
Oytter qfle Doy-An engrossed bin AUTHORIZING
loan to the Orange and Alexandria Railroad vas
taken mp and discussed by Mr. JOHNSON Of IT., and
Mr.. KEaBLE at considerable length aRainsc ths
bili pending which, on motion Of Mr. Josss, the
House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-25

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION IN RIcH
MoND-The Executive Board Of the Dover Baptist
Association, have called convention of all the
churches of the association, to meet in this city
the first Sunday in April, to consult as to the in
terests OF Sabba Schools.