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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BsJ Jons +. RRGNAuLr.

E0b Jona +. RRGxAULr.
:, 1872 MAIN STREET,
iias aew 10 store his SPRING supply of FRENCH
PAPER HANdINaS, BORDERS. AND
DECOR RATIONs,
.ae'naing that Of Lenis XIV. and the IL sub,ects
Illustrative Of each month In the year besides the
usual variety Of atit Velvet and PLAIN. toaati,er
with WOOD GILT M0ULDlNGS
FIRE GREENS,
fUkAL SCENES.
Also
CANTON AND COCOA MATTINds
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS
DOOR AND PARL0R MATS
SHADES.
Gilt, Velvet. BoQuet, Landscape aud Plain.
bACB AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
WINDOW C0RNICE, BANDS AND LOOPS
u AIR, MOSS AND SHuCk MATTR ESSEs sc &c
la fact, everything that IL usually found in an
1 lphoiatary and Paper Hanging establishment and
viii Ice pleased Ia exhibit them TO all no NAV ,
him with call and will guarantee that ali work
done by him will DE executed in tho BEST aud IA
TEST HIfLk ap 9-lH
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psRsosAL.--tlen. Twiggs, Capt McKitt, Capt.
Writer'S aud DIR. Mccormick, of the Army, arrived
at Galveston on the sth inst, e,s route to attend
the court martial at Newport, where the aeneraf
Ii required To answer charges preferred by ths
Secretary OF War.
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Any- BoNNKTs. BoNNETs

We have Just opened fiue assortment OF plain
and fancy STRAW BONNETS, for Ladies aud NJ ISIS
os; new style OF LEGH0RN FLATS and HATS for
Ctiidren; also. a beautiful selection Of FLOWERS,
RIBBONS. RUSlIES, &c, which we are selling at
reduced PRICES
N. B-BONNETs Bieachod aud Trimmed
LADIES BAZAAR,
No liz, Broad street
(0ae door above Chiles & Chinery's)
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RoTHsCHILD IN THE "SgCoSD HAND Book BUg-
NESS -In u sale of books, which took place few
days ago at Paris. a copy Of the Psalms printed
by Gutenberg, at Mayence in 1861, was purchased
for IL 800 tralcs after Baron Rothschild had been
bidder mp to IA 900 francs Five years ago Baron
Rothschild likewise high bidder for copy
Of Outenberg's "Catholieon," which, however, was
purchased by NJ. Jolar. Of Gutenberg's Psalms
there are nov only iour copies extant; Of the Sea
tholicon" only three.
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ENIdRagTs roa KANSAS AND NgBRAsKA.--The steam
er SIX ylark from Pittsburgh 10 St. Louis recently,
had ON board three hundred cabin and oneIhnn.
dred and twenty We deck passengers their way
10 Kansas aud Nebraska. There wore also 600 tons
Of freight, including ~ horses.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SELLING OFF BELOW COST

The undersigned respectfully announce to the
public that they have concluded to close their busi-
ness, and will now offer their entire stock of
READ I-MA DE CLOTifING,
At . per cent less than the original cost Country
Merchants VIII do well TO call upon us and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also. very neatly made UP assortment of Chill
dren 5 and Boys Clothing on hand
GEO HEETER * BRO,
No ~ Main street
an Inns One door below l3th street
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MILL BunsT.--The saw-mill of Messrs. Costiu,
Gregg 4 Co, in Wilmington, N. O.. was destroyed
by Are ON the night of the 18th inst, with 4o0, 90
feet Of lumber. Loss, $1,000
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CAPTURE OF SUPPOSED SLAyER.-We learn ffOm
our correspondent at Kingston jamaica, that ii.
b. Nj. steamer Jasper captured ship of $50 tons
the 22d ofAarch, off the northern shore OF Cuba,
hound to the coast of Africa, with $40 900 In gold
large stores of rice, and took her nto Port Roy
al on the 4th instant. The name of the captured
.hip is not reported.
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SPECIAL NoTICRs.
f..s- IL il Is q good picture yon want

Fey TF il is a good picture you want,
e., 10 old " hitahursts Gallery, &c Main street
Whre yot, will ssut be over charged. WATSON takes
inns "a htch viii bear Inspection. Examiue his
sn,. ,,urus Plot graphs Ambroty pes ,Cfayon Heads
Meaurotyp.ae, FAuoiypes. a'd Nieile0grslhs and
Photos tsphs on siih "rea,hT,c tandkercheIs.
cid i'aKHeyF,sty ls Copiei ifo!a smaii pictures,
lnd enlarged aAnS slIe.
r,,;nfcs TAD ca tlom s q cents. rain or shine Pho
ta1la pit< iropi -. .
ti-h Photographs Il the Washington Monument
tr,t class COPY ago Cow r,ai, and for sale Call al
WATSON & SONS
IA ,.uug faAn wanted, e. learn The husi.
f,,ss Ar ln-lm
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ny To THE VoTsRs or The COUNTY or
HEsalco.-I am q candidate ior the once Of CON.
MISSIONER or THE REVENUE bf the Up
per District Of the county and respectfully solicit
your votes in May next. . =
NH i3-dtd COkBIN BUkTON.
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ny AM A CANDIDATE FOE rHo DE-
YrcE oY COMMISSIONERS on TUE kKvnhUk lor
the Upper District of the county of Hsnrco. - the
'asIIs mh is-tde 1's s' pASryL Il GARDNER.
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MY TIE THIRrY-rIrru annual meet .

III tho city o Echmond on the fourth TU ESDAY
(y1thl og April next Delegates will ba chosen to re-
present tho State Society in the American Medical
Association, which will meet in Washington, the
ens,iing week. WIN W PARK ER,
NH lG-.saWbw api6~-utd Secretary.
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SETTLING DEPALCATIoN.-The officials Of Cinein-
natl have lately been probing the accounts OF the
Water Works Department of that city, and ascer-
tanned some awkward deficiencies. Under the in-
spiration of these Developments the sureties OF
Jacob Vorheis, one of the defanlters charged with
short coming of s4,js3 in his figures, had war.
rants issued for tho arrest of eight PERSONS sup
p0sed TO have shared the plunder. They were
found in gambling house, W here, on the warrants
being served, the deficient amount was made up
by subscription, paid iato the hands of the officer
and the defaleation dried up. The proceeding,
though somewhat irregular, seemed to he perfectly
satisfaetnFv
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NAvAL.--The following officers have been ordered
to the sIoop of Macedonian, fitting cut at hos
ton for the Medterranean:-Captian U 7. Levy,
Lieutenants A. d. IIarreil Van X. Morgan, j. A.
Roe, Oscar G.. Badger aud W. Il. Hopkins; Surgeon
James Palmer, Purser J. V. Bieeckcr.
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NO NJ MAIN street,
l< One door below l4th street
ap Inns

EsSap BATHS BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Cold and Shower Baths csn be had daily at all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
SnampOoing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance 0n nth street.
Single Baths q cents or tickets for ST. apil0
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nv DIR. GIBSON has removed to Franklin
street one door west of 9TH street. ap G-d2w
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D6T CLERKsHIP OF THE CIRcUIr CoURr
OF HESRIco- AT the request u many Of my kisnds.
CLERK or TAX CIRCUIT COURT or HnNRiCO.
NH 8-dtdes JOHNSON 2AN0a
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VENERABLE CLERGYNAN.-The Rev. Daniel
Webb, nov resident of New Bedford, Mass. and
who reached his slst birthday the 18th inst,
this country.
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1S-TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS or HENRI
CO COuNfR.-Atth the request Of many friends, q,
nolnce myself candidate for the once Of CON.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District at the approaching election, and respect
fully solicit yeur suirages. should it be y0ur plea
sure ~ elect promise TO dscharge the duties VI
tiie otfics faithfully. Respectfully.
ap s--3ws HGaH LONG E0T
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D0~I am candidate for re- election TO
the office ofCOMMISSI0NER or THE REVENUE.
IN the upper district, Chesterfield county. RFA
ap l5--d&ewtde* Aksssa w u fLOURNOf.aa,
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MILLS B. GOODWIN.

t0T To THE VoTERs OF RICHMOND
Cry am candidate for reelection to the once
of COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE f0g JET
yonr support. JNO NJ kRAN(fs(N1
~ Election day 9th May. Three Comm lssion-
ers 10 b. rotett for throughout he city, GEg7 717T
/ AN l6--Iw fN,Mfda
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John Deacon committed suicide in station.
house In New York Sunday night, where be had
been lodged for drunkenness.
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ARREST UNDER fHk NEUTRALITY Lsw.-John Zim-
norman and Joseph ThuriDger we're arrested at
soldiers for the British service within the terrific
nv of the United States.
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PUNISHED. Joe Page, slave to DR.
Hnhdley, was convicted before the Mayor yester-
day OF stealing hat from the kitchen of the Fe
male institute, and ordered to be punished.
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E FkLL0W-CIT1zxNs OF fHn C0U1TY
or HEsRico am Q candidate Tor the once Of CON-
MISSIONER on THE REVENUE for the Upper
District Of the County At the ensuing election tn
May next, and respectfully soiieit your snfrngee.
NH yp--taa r. GEO w tAkTmn.
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pathst) offers his professional services to the cit
,2s OF Richmond and its vicinity Office at his
sidence Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
is l-l2fna
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FlNED.-Joseph Hulcher was fined SIS
by the Mayor for permitting an unlawful assem-.
bly, in his house. p. - 80
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IB To THE VoTERs OF THH CryY Or
RicnMoND:-I am a candidate for the once Of CON
Ward. and most respectfully ask the support ef Hy
eilowitizens. Should 1t be your pleasure to elect
me to that position. shall endeavof TO show. 81 ;
hltiu discharge Of my duties. that yoar cenndencs
NH tide ts1 MIIL9 n GOODWIN ~
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- To The VorERs OF HExnr0o
cousrv.-I hereby announce myself . candidate las
the office OF COMMISSIONERS ON THE kEvkNUk
for the upper District al tha approaching slectIon
and respectfully solicit your sufrages. shonld M
be your pleasure 70 elect me- promiss TO discharge
NH N-dtdes JAMES u. VAUGHAN.
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DENIOyAL.-M- G. WHITMAN. BRANI

~ CUTTER has removed to the Tin and Sheet Iron
establishment of Messrs ID. & q. 4. Weller on Main
street six doors below the st. Charles Hotel where
all in want of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS of all
sizes and designs can be accommodated ON the most
reasonable terms and ~ he has carried this bust
ness in this city for the last 3 years he atters him
self he can please the most fastidious.
,,.hD III w
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POPULATION OF PAUsTRALIi--According TO the last
census the aggregate population Of the Australian
colonies amounted on the first Of July, 1857, to
,O43, ,0oo Of which number Victoria contained
al 0O0 New south Wales, 800. 900; South Austria
lin. los. .oOa. Tasmania s0t COO West Australia, li,-
oO0 and New-Zealapd, l30, 600.
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As- TO THE VOTERS or DISTRICT NO. .,
aENkiCo COUNTY II am oandidats for the es
noe 81 CONSTABLE IN tho Third District Shoold
Be yoar pleasure. cisizens. 90 eject -. ths
duties oi the oace shsli bs discharged with prOnpt
nes. And hdeiity. kisction feurth Thursisy IN Msy
ap5dtds WM II. TYLYR
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rY-I respectfully announce myself Candidate 6r
lection in May next TEMPLE kLLEfT
ia I3-tde fF-e A-% - - -
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D@To rHs Vorkas a HEHRIco CoUx-
rr--I am candidate for reeleetien 10 ths eDes VI
ClMMIssl0NkR on THk REykNUk tok TN
nah tee fss ~ 49,
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ABoLirIONIsTs IN THE CAMP.-Recently, the citi-
Eens of Prattvie, Autauga Co, Ala were led TO sus
pect that some persons were tainpering with their
slaves aud ON investigation, satisfied themselves
that three individuals were guilty of it, and that
the real object Of their residence there was TO aid
slaves to al .cond to the North. Notice to quit
within specified time, was given, with the pros
pect of practical illustration of''the higher law
in their persons. In case of refusal or failure.
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B0 AM A CANDIDATE ron rHB Or
Monroe Ward. y = =
nah Tides JNO NJ MURRAY 5.
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Prison STRIKE For WAGEs.-At the Bridewell
or workhouse ofChicago. a few days ago, the male
gang OF prisoners, upon being turned out to labor
"a the yard, suddenly and threateningly announe-
ed their intention not to do any more work unless
more wages and better food should be allowed
them. The keepers, two in number, stood nrm.
and repeated their orders to go to work About
dozen OF the more timid Of the prisoners obeyed,
but We're driven OH by shower of stones from the
malcontents, who now began to arm themselves.
The keepers did likewise and collected all the men
about the establishment, and in view OF this array
the cOnsicts finally gave up. Some Of the ring
leaders were subsequently punished with s0litary
confinement, in dark cells, subjected to the show or
bath, etc,
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THROWING SroNEs. was
made to the Mayor yesterday that stones had been
thrown into the rear windows of Col. Bigger's
premises and the police made an effort 10 discoyer
the perpetrators, but failed to do So
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cUUNrY OF HRNRlc0.
SHERIFF.
n6y- To THE Vorsns Or H.r,

n0- To THE VoTBRs or HnunICo
JoUNTY.--I take this method Of announcing myssIf
candidate for the Sherfalty Of Henrico csunfy a
theeection In May next aud II elected pronnise 9
devote ailof my time 70 the Office. aud to discharge
voters Of the county before the day Of electon md
In the meantime refer all such 40 wish te aver
10 John NJ Gregory. Esq, Jchn b. Young, Esq.. and
b the Justices OF Henrico county. 70 =, 7777a
III ap--dtde - r. J. GA MT m. /,
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VEGETABLES IN NEW YoKK.-SIx hundred bar
rels OF new bermuda potatoes arrived at New York
on Friday. Some tomatoes from the same place
also arrived, with new peas from Charleston
Tomatoes sell at s2 per box, green peas slo per
barrel and asParagns 50aI5 cts. per barrel.
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CLERK or COUNTY COURT.

fY.-I respectfully announce myself q candidate
for re-el.ction to the Office Of CLERK OF ukNRf-
CO COUNTY COURT. at the election IN Mar noxt
NH 2-ts - - WILLIAM R0Lk ia u. =
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The CALsE.-The duel fought in the envirsns of
Paris, by Mr.. Caihoan of soath Carolina, secreta-
ry Of the legation, and Mr.. Breesort,of New York
was on account OF conflicting adn,iration for the
fair Mr.. Calhoun was the challenging party Z.
having been struck by bis adversary.
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"a. To the vorERs OF Hssnrco Coux.

p~ / AM candidate for the CLERK
SHIP ef Henrico County Court e5tss less
NH 26--Im* s JNO p ,HARRIgON
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WEALTH OF Misunderstanding to the returns
of the county assessors OF Illinois 10 the State
auditor, the aggregate value OF real aud personal
property in that commonwealth (onitting several
counties not yet receivedl amounts to $4os
being an increase of s72 240 over the totel OF
Ithe year 1856, or ~ per cent. difference In two
years.
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GRAPE CULTURE IN THE SOUTH AND WEsT-Prof
q c. swallow State tieologist of Missouri, in u re-
cent letter to the Patent Office, suggests the idea
that the extensive areas in Kentucky aud Tennes
see. know MS the ''barrens,' may be rendered val
usble for vineyards. Should this prove true, the
numerous caves contained in the limestone would
become very valuable places of storage for wine
Ilesays that there seems TO be no doubt that il
be demonstrated to the satisfaction nf all in-
tellgent wine dressefs that there are at least ID,
600, 600 acres OF land in Missouri, Kentucky and
Tennessee on which the viue will succeed as well
as ia France or Germany.
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a1PLAIN STATEMENTS or FACTS

Dr. HAMPTON row aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sickf Beware of limitations! Ask for
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
uiaiie by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting.
stand the test Of public opinion No art OF putting
can gavanize IA worthless article to keep il UP
81 u good medicine. it it be not really 80.
4 good medicine will live, become popular and ex.
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
rhe people readily find out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth 10 mouth with more ra-
pidty than newspapers Ctai spread it. living wit
ness testifying TO the cure medicine has made for
him, is Of more service than amy newspaper adyer-
tisng
In praof of what we say above we refer you to
Hampt0n's Vegetable Tinctnre and its effects. -.
Mn WIN. HIdH No l91 SoEth Paca street, Balti
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease.
Baltimore, most dreadful case OF Scrofula OF years
stan ling lost number OF pieces of bone restored to
MISS MARY scoriELD Teacher, No go Baltimore
.ruet-er ease after years of suffering, has aston
lshed her friends Lei the atstsd ed ssli to see her
Dir. Vim Oldham, OF Baltimore Custom House, suf
fired from these complaints for is mouths; with body
aud mind severely affected. He was cured by Ilanp
toms Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
MIR Henry q. Wnn had cough for 5 years-great
weakness &C. had in all five or six physicians; tried
alt lie remedies, but WAS cured only by
'''' HAMPTo&s iEGETABLE fINCTuRE.
sp-D Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 8 CO, Richmond; by
pr sr y NJ VI ss
more aud by Druggists aud Sh0pkeepers every
as-sI per bottle: six BOTTLES Tor 81. -d6o
ass- HARTsaoRaE' HEALTH -REsrOR-
Err OR SARsAPARILLA CuRpIAL.-Tte Liff.Qf The Flesh
Is tu the B.1a-pREpARED By A CHEMlST.-The best
Restorer of Health, and the best Blood-Purifying
Compound in the Word! 1t does not contain par.
ticIe of Mercury. The above preparation i suited
tn the impaired and weakened condition of the hu-
mAn race. il itinyi.orates the whole constitution;
rnoses all pinprs and eruptions from the skim gives
bloom aud freshness to the complexion and is parti
rularly adapted to the weakening complaints OF the
sex,
IL is IA perfect cordial in taste ind acts like
charm upon the feelings spirits, and energies OF the
weak aud debilitated from any cause.
Quart bottles 81: small bottles "A cents
Sold by,al Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth,. NH 3i-d&cw:hn
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A RAILROAD TUNNEL THROUGH CIrY.-It is stated
that the leading railroad connected with the
principal railroads running into Philadelphia
now before the Legislature Of fpennsyyania asking
act OF Incorporation for uniting all the railroads
IN the centre Of that city 1t is proposed to do
this by tunneling OF the sreets, from the
schuyIkili to the Delaware, aud having a.central
passenger depot into which all the lines Of rail
road converging TO that city shall come under
ground.
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VIRGINIA,

hereby certify that the foregoing isa true copy
of au Act passed by the General Assembly Of Fr.
ginia. on the 2d of April, 1858.
Giyen under my hand this 10Th day OF April 1858.
ST. q. TUCKER, q. II. d and
Keeper of Rolls OF Virginia.
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II CREW 4 son,
Os STEAM, SOAP AND
CANDLE MANUFACTURERS

N7rH STREET, OPPOSITE THE MAkKET)
Have now on hand II large stock ofditierent kinds
ut Soap, suited to home market. free OF fish oil
and ali injurious substances. The trade would do
we'll Ia give us call we have the article th at
will give satisfaction to the consumer.
HB- All artick,s Of our manufacture, warranted.
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Fatal HuRRIc.sE-The Montgomery ALA Mail,
of Monday week, says there was considerable
damage done by hurricane, few miles below
there. Mrs. Mcdaniel was killed by the overthrow
of the house and her husband had his thigh bro
ken At Athens. Ala, both churches, the acade-
my and two dwellings were blown down. In the
neighborhood house was blown down aud two
Young women Injured
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as- COMMISSIONER on TnE RRvENuR, Up

PER DISTRICT, HkNkICOC0UNTY.-- III Announce
myself a candidate for the COMMISSION kkSHIr
of the Upper District VI Henrico county. In the
place Of jacob keesee. resigned aud respectfully
II ee cted will discharge the duties Of the o1I3ce
faithfully. ap 7-dt,sM WP LAYTON.
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Caught AGAiS.-The celebrated bigamst, DR..
Haynes, who has just served four-years mpri-
senment in the Kentucky penitentiary, was again
arrested In Louisville on the 18th inst
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~ To TIE VorERs OF fHs ClrY, ers
I'D RI rssPectiuli snpoaace myself eanr
lfdate iOr COMMISSIONERS or TIN kEVENUf
Ior Monroe ward. the present incumbens declinlrs
a re election. 49, a. JkasE " n ESav
NH l9--tdes -
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up of the new French embassy TO London, it is
said. will exceed anything for brliiancy that has
ever preceded 1t in the history OF diplomatic mag.
pihcenees- The Dukes official carriage will sur
pass in beauty and cost that made for Marshal
soult and the coronation of Queen Victoria. The
new minister's income is now as follows ANNUAL
salary ambassador, 800 900 francs for installa.
tion, or what was called under our old diplomatic
law, "ouft, 10000 francs; to support the title Of
the Duke Of Malakof 600 francs year as Mar
shall of France 10000 francs as Senator 81, 200
francs; aud after these, several smaller sums for
the various decorations he wears, The total is
abont 5So,o00 francs year, or lI5G0o dollars. As
he is bachelor, the Baroness Maiaret, wife of the
first Secretary of Legation, lady eminestly qua
liied, will do the honers of the embassy. The
Marshal has taken Seton house, Belgrave square,
for his new residence.
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SINGULAR PHENOMENA, At NiIwaulia i.s,
Thursday, tidal wave rushed into the river. mn.
setting steam ferry boat. and doing other dam.
age. An equally rapid fall Of the waier s,.ceeded
the sndden rise. The phenomena was more mark.
ed on the beach of the lake. At one niar tha ,,a-
ter before the fall was within three feet of the floor
OF warehouse, when it retired rapidly, leaving
dry ground under the building In about twenty
minutes the water rushed back in two great tidal
waves, risiug 80 high as to force up the flooring of
the warehouse, and to flow into the cellars In the
lower part Of the town. The difference between
the highest and lowest points, within three auar-
ters OF an hour, was fully six feet. The occur
renee creates great wonderment at Milwaukee