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STEAMBOAT MsAsFER.-We learn from the Mem
phis papers, that ON the night of the 10th inst
the steamer Statesman exploded her boiler at
CantoR, on the Wabash river, by which the ccm-
mander, Captain George Sutton, and four or five
other persons lost their lives. The boat, which
was owned in Greensboro, Ky, was much damaged
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eaocxoE WAgEaoUsE, RIcHNosD--We are re-.
qusstsd by the Inspectors at Shockoe Warehouse
70 publish the annexed statement, taken from
their books, which corrects an erroneous para.
graph inserted In the local department last week
They say they can inspect 10 six days every hogs
head Of uninspscted tobacco now in the ware.
house. These figures show that there are not at
this time more than 600 hogshsads stored for that
parposs, aud only 2,i2o hogsheads In all belong.
Ing 70 planters and speculators 1t Is proper that
We should say that the error alluded TO was cor.
sssted on Saturday, yet We comply With the re-
guest Of tho officers asd insert their settlement:
No. Of hogshsads on hand lat Jan. 1858, $50
tsspsetsd siscs Jan. let, 1858, 1891
uptands, 300
4,Af
SHIPPED and seat 70 Factories s,02l 3,o2i
9: J a. s;.., g inspection and belonging
Z siS9s-s
2,42o
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CONGRESS-, SATrRDAY.-The Senate not III
session on Saturday In the House the proceed
ings were dull. the report Of the special commit
tee on the Matteson case was discussed, and finally
laid on the table by a vote of &c to GO. The con-
sideration of the Deficiency bill resumed, and
Kansas matters Wern Debated
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WRgcK.-We learn by dispatch from Savannah
that the bark Actress, Hopkins, from Glasgow,
which went ashora on Wednesday last on Assa-
baw Shoals, has become total wreck. Crew ased.
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rea- We arc requested by the friends of Nr. Boris
to state. his authority. that he is not. and has
never entertained The least idea OF becoming ran-
didate fer the May0raty Of this city.
Es- Steam Ambrotypes of any size or style you
choose at prices varying from % cents to 49, Head
quarters for the sale of coloion portraits Ali the
various yles of pictures taken az steam rate and
low prices. lS9 Main street TYLER & Co Artists
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saAD sold i'll Alexandria on Saturday at 81 ial5
ner hundred
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TIE PEAK FAMLY.-These accomplished nus-
clans closed very successful series of perorp,-
ances at Metropolitan Hall, on Saturday night
They 60 from here to Norfolk, and we cordial Y
commend them to the kind consideration Of Cur
readers in that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-29

Ex-Governor SMITH AND Coy. WISE.--DurnE the
debate in the House of Representatives, on Friday
last, Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, read Governor Wise
out of the democratic party for writing the letter
TO the Talnmany Hall committee.
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Mrs. West, wife of W. II. West, a clerk in the
Treasury Department died very suddenly IN
Washington, Friday night.
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;FaE IN BERKELEY.--The dwelling Of Cromwell
Miller, in Berkeley county. was consumed by IRE
ON Sunday week. Loss S3000--no insurance.
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IN BBLS Gross Herrings, 50 bbl. Cut
w Herrings. 80 bbls Potomac Herriugs; 80 bbIs
Ne aud kerel: Is bbis .iseoes: 900 Common
Nhiskey, Brandy Rum. Gin, Cordial. Malaga aud
Port Wine; 50 half pipes extra CognaC Brand,
10 quarter pipes superior old pure French Brandy;
100 hhds Bacon Shoulders and Stiles, 80 bbis and
hhds Hams and Breasts Bacon: 275 bbls Crushed
Powdered, Ground, 6ranulated and Patent Cut Loaf
Sugar; Gbbls New Orleans Mo!asses; 80 hhds New
81 leans Sugar; $50 bbis aud . Coffee Sugars; 80
bbiS Syrup Is bbis Muscayado Moiasses; for sale by
nh ~ VIM WALLACE SONS
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BURNING OF A STEAMER AND LOSS OF LTFE.-A dis
patch from louisville states that the Memphis
packet Evansville was partially destroyed by IRE
at Whisky Shute on Thursday last Three persons
lost their lives BY the catastrephe.
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Edmund Il. Sell, late of Virginia. was shot and
seriously wounded by Charles w. Wynne, at Mil
ton, N. @, on the Goth inst Wynne was commit
ted to jail. 4
VIM. Jackson, son Of Richard Jackson, was kill
led near Milton, n. c., few days ago, by falling
tree.
committed suicide on Saturday weak, by hal, ging
bimsslf in this woods. No eanse IL assigned for
lie act,
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DECREASE or IkIaRArIoy.--The arrivals Of emf
grants during the present year ut New York have
beea only STA; decrease Of 5,4sl as pared TO
the arrivals to the same date IN 1867.
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ALADDIN ALADDINl! ALADDIN -
The Ladies engaged for the grand Spectacular
Drama of Aladdin. airs requested 10 meet at the
Theatre, on MONDAY morning. at l0o'cloek.
NH oh
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m,,g s,.,.S ron rITpopR

THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.
NEW YORK March 28.--Tbe Arabia's mails VIII
close at half past o'clock next Wednesday morn
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THE UNION BANK DyFAtcATFoN.--Aiott, arrested
In New York for alledged completely with Broth
erton in the Union Bank frauds. was Saturday
held to bail TO answer.
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DIED,

At the residence of james Poindexter, Esq in
Carroll county, Mississippi on the 10th inst OF ty-
phoid foyer. GE0RGE WYTnE MUEF0RD, jr, in
the Esd year OF his age.
He was gentle, ahectionate, chiyalrous and good.
sleep. and enjoyed the Christians triumph in the
grave.
AT his residence, Summarized. one mile below
Richmond. TURNER SHARP. in his S5th year.
Bis funeral will take place from Trinity Church,
this Monday morning, at IL o'clock. The friends ci
the family are requested to attend.
gsS%THE funeral of the late Mrs. Ell
len l.. GUToaisoy, of Savannah Ca, will take place
on Tuesday morning, Both inst, at II O'clock frcm
the residence OF her father James Casf6ie, Grace
invited to atteGd NH 29-it
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CoTToS FACTORY BURNRD.--The cotton batting
factory at Winchester, Mass, entirely destroy
ed by fire last Th ursday. Loss about $4,000
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Az ALDERMAN IN TRounLE.--An alderman, named
Williams, was convicted In Philadelphia on Thurs
day last Of misdemeanor 10 Office, in having CON-
United man named Wallace Webster to prison
without a hearing. motion, however, Was
made for new trial, pending which the alder
man IL out ON bail Ia So 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-29

MARINE DIsAsFER The brig EveliHe, Captain
Mcdonald, of Baltimore, from Rio Janeiro, vita
900 bags coffee, arrived at Kingston, Jamaica, on
thu Sth inst, Masking COO strokes per hour. A
survey had been held aud the brig was reeem-
marded to discharge her cargo, In order to stop
tn. teak
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JEFFERSON WARD

FELLOW CITIZENS am O candidate
for the Office of CaNSTABLR in the District No g.
III the county of HenFico, and respectfully solicit
your votes at the coming election in May next.
Inh 2e-2t* SIMON Z. FORD.
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FIRgxENs RIoT.--A serious riot took place in
Washington, Friday night, between the Good VIII
Hose and Northern Liberties Fire Companies. in
which FIRE arms were freely used and several per-
sons wounded. J II Dubant, young man IN no
way connected with the ARRAY, was dangerously
Diured
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L. s. TRRAsURY--The treasurer's last weekly
statement shows the receipts TO have been nearly
$4,000 000 amount GA deposit S 100000; subject 10
draft upward Of 81 000,0 600; increase of three
and one-fifth of a million since the previous week
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FROM SANTA FE.

ST. LOUIS, March 2T.-Santa Fe papers report
tina: government wagons had been sent from
Santa Fe to For. Burgoine to convey Captain Bur
mans command Of 20 men to Utah with Captain
Marcy
The correspondent of the Republican reports
meeting five government trains Oh the route from
Santa Fe.
The grass was growing rapidly on the plains,
and would serve TO subsist stock within i've days.
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DEATH FROM BURNING.A little son OF MIR. VIM.
Dowdell, residing In Portsmouth, set bis clothes
on fire with matches last Thursday Afternoon and
was sbockingIy burned, from the effects Of which
he died the next morning.
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A VOTER.

PARTICULAR NoJIcE.--Great sale OF
Watches Jewelry Plated Ware and Fancy Goods al
,uciiun and private sale, by H. w QuaRLEs.a at No
10 Man street. every day aud evening this week.
Ladies' sale at o'clock 7 VI.
Gentlenen's sale at ~ o'elock.
THE richest and most extensive variety ever offer
ed in this market for sale above. Merchants
particulsrIy invited to call and examine the goods
and purchase either privately or &C the evening
sales Ali goods warranted as represented. No lS1
Main street. mn -
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SPECIAL NorrcE. The key to the Plan
.ey,s House and the Furniture for sale ut ancf'on
sitentell Il asked 10 the above sale this morning.
eo ~ = Tuos. w. KEEsEE'
nh oQ--ff Auetioneer.
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DEPLoRABLE AcciDENT.-Mr. Junius NJ. Baylor
eldest son of Col. George Baylor, of Stanton
was caught in the large wheel at his fathers mill,
on Thursday last, aud shockingly mangled. He
died In a few hours after the accident He was
an estimable young man, and the whole communi'
ty sympathze with the afflicted family.
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epECIAL NOTICES.


f6y Puntfc MEETfne Grand Rail -
Tho Candidates Tor the approaching elections viii I'd
dra-s the paupfe 81 Richmond this evening ut ~,
clock Ut Ked's varandsh Hotel New Market. n
seyerai OF the candidates desire to present fheii
claims 10 the voters EIoqufnt speeches may be Ell
narfed Conre one come all as the time IL short and
the work must he done. NH W-Hs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
raj If Eschfncssd. A1rrh THIGH s'ssfsy e'e'

fasf 1T Aschfnc7Sas lHLyr5 Sf--ffsss sss1se
ARRIVED.
Steamer yirginia Kelley, philadelphia, n'oss "''
sssT Fanny. Spencer. philadelphia, ooa''
ssas j W wooi.,on. Duile. Philadelphia pig ifop.
scnr Mary Frances. g. sweet potato planting
sehr Patron, N @. sweet potato paintings, TO eai-
tain.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York. mise ano
IA ssen gers Ludam Watson. rd
Steamer Beividere. Keene. Baltimore, mase' hu'r
schr Mary Wills, North. Baltimore, il bailast- rr
schr Haxali Winters. New YORK. mose, y
schr Hope, Frank. New York. mdae. D " Unite I,
Sehr Isaac Aeliorn, Brewster. Boston. muse
schr Geo Darby, hlulener. Pernambueo, nour
Warwick & Rarksdale. ,sa
schr Abbey Morton, Iambertop, Boston, Indse ~,
schr Emily Ann. Hoorer. Baltimore via cetiVih,
mdse " Golqnitt a Co.
MEMORANDUM.
scIlr Niekerson from Boston. ut City foint'
Bark Imperador. Hubbard, for Richoiond. CID At
New York 18th inst -, -
Srh~ Anfares Corderoy. fer Richmond, cid az
Philadelphia for Richmond 10Th inst;
echr Maria PIKE. Applegit, for City Point. ela AZ
sbin Martha Post. for city Point, sailed from
Waterford EsnQ1 March h.
fchr HAYES. Mason, fer kichihoho, cid sc sew
York q ti inst
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CHANGE OF UNIFoRM.-lt is expected that the
War Department will shortly order change OF the
uniform of the army generally, and fix upon one
in accordance with the Recommendation OF Board
of Examiners recently appointed for that purpose.
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r. STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
I5ys1s.g, FOR NEW YORK. The steamship
Sssr4a.~sAkzssss IA MEsT0WN will receive Freight
-SsEss1ss.e-sst to-day. MONDAY aud up TO the hour
of oclack P ii. TUESDAY, the SGth INST unless
suficiency be received prior to that hour.
Consgnees aye requested to send for their goods To-
day.
IUDLAM & WATSON
nah 29-2t Office opposite Steamers Wharves
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RICHMOND, July 2lih, 1857.
g2~ DEAR SIR--lt is with willing plea
sure 10 addition to many Others add my testino,
ny IL the efficacy Of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS in giving permanent relief in Dysentery and
Summer Complaints with my children AlsO, my
wife having suffered several years from debitation
and other Diseases peculiar TO their sex. has found
restorer ia these valuable Btters. Hoping they
may prove successful with others with my family
Yoar OPT servant,
]. d THOMAS
To Mr.. p. BAKER Proprietor, Richmond. Va.
For sale by all the prominent Druggists In the city
of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia Also, Of
CHARLES sToTT l. Co.. Washington City, d G, ard j.
II STABLEX IL co, Baltimore. NH 5--f Is
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FARM oF 1872 ACRES ia HENRlCO,

DARN OF 1872 ACRES in HEINRICH,
l. 10 MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, WITHIN
4. MILES OF HUNGARY WATER STATION,
located farm, formerly owned by the late Robert
Brock, and now in the occupancy OF Mr.. X. =. Ty Ter
There about 50 acres cleared. The birding con-
siSts of dwelling containing rooms, besides raI H.
kitchen &c. There IS an excellent orchard on the
place. The Farm is proverbia for its healthines-
Price low ADD terms reasonable Apply to Mr.. II
Ter on the premises, or to
NH 2o-2tawlm GoDDIN APPERS0N.
DUTTER.-25 tubs choice Goshen But
~ ter 25 kegs Goshen Butter, expected by steam
er jamestown; 100 boxes English Dairy Cheeee; 80
boxes prime Cutting Cheese: for sale by
mh 29 WIN WALLACE SONS
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The PHILADELPHIA 0vrRAGE.-The name oil 'he
Englishman who was brutaliy assaulted by an e2
policeman named Henry Monaghan, at house oil
questionable reputation in Philadelphia, last wee
nesday. is John Grey. He isrepresented as nan
of wealth aud influence. He has large estate IN
England, and has been engaged 10 Pennsylvania
as an amateur explorer of coal fields. He has
wife and family in England.
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STRAW GooDs. STRAW GooDs, STRAW
goons. at the LADIES, BAAZaR.-We hare jus
received very desirable lot of STRAW B0NEETs
white aud eolored: als1. fne assortment OF boys
HATS which we offer to our customers at very Low
prices: ithey viii do well to give US a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
NB- Bonnets hseached, pressed, add trimmed al
the shortest notice. NH 2y-tt
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RgvoLurIoxIzINa NORTHERN MExIcO.-The New
Orleans correspondent Of the Galveston News
writes that Colonel Lockridge was to leave tor
Texas on the Gath inst, with the intention OF rev.
authorizing Northern Mexico, and that many
Northern men and considerable means are engaged
in the enterprise A letter from Col. Lockridge to
the News confirms the statement.
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MEXICAN MovEMnNTs-The New York Tribune oi
Saturday morning, says that an agent OF Fidnrri,
in New York has authority to procure a loan by
the mortgage of duties the northern frontier ei
Mexico, to be used in organizing an expedition 81
volunteers to aid his schemes; but the Mexican
Consul denies the authenticity Of the report, and
says the agent has no authority to make such
pledge; and that any expedition will be treated
as flllbusters.
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BaJUsF received beautiful assert
ment Of STAMPED BANDS aud COLLARS for
Working. Ase some pure French WORKING
COTTON, al the LADIES BAZAAR, No gro Broad
street NH
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Bg In making this announcement ths Msa...
ment confidently rely on the support Of
GENER0Ug pTYprrc
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~ BBLS. superior Rye Whisky, in
Y store aad TOR sale by
NH 29-sf WI TAYLOR
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STEAMER GEORGE
- Pa BODY. FOR BALTIMORE
an ad' to td the hour tV & p s. the
ith instant unless suicicncy be received prior TO
that hour.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to day LUDLAM WATSON
nn % 2t Office opposite Steamers Wharyes.
T'RIEsEMAR PROTECTED By ROY
4 III, Letters Patent of England, and secured by
the Seals # the Ecols de Pharmacie de Paris anil
the Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna Triese-
mar No is remedy for Relaxation. Spernatorrha
and Exhaustion Of the system. Triesemar No eli
~ and eatrey eradicatfS all traces of those dsUr
deTs which copaTia and cubebs have 80 long been
thought anidote for to the ruin Of the health OF
| a vast portion of the population. TreseInaf No 3i-
great Continental remedy for that class of disorders
which, unfortunately, the English physician treats
with mercury. to the nevitable destruction OF the
patients constitution and which all the sar,apara
in the world cannot remove Triesemar Nos !, 2
and 3are sike devoid Of taste or small and of all
nau>eating qualities. They may lie on the toilet Ia
BILE without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
cases and divided in separate doses as adrginistered
by. Feeeau. taileman, RouX RECORD &c &c. Price
81 each or four cases in one for 50, which So;
and in s27 cases. Sold by DR. II A BARROW. No
l57 Prince street. few blocks west of Broadway
New York. Immediately on receipt of the amount
DR. will forward the SO cases of Triesemar and the
European prsrarations The s. cases also sent. bnt
not free of carriage. Consul 'asioDs usual from
eleven, n till two II troM fonr till eight; n,
at 10 1911 Prince street, few blocks west Of Broad
way. Sold also by
FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists
NH 29-dl2m Richmond.
NEW SPRING GOODS.-French Jaso.
~ nets, new styles.-l0,oOa yard French Jaconets
at l2s cts usually sold at p and BLY, the greatest
bargain of the season The Ladies are most respect
fully invited 10 call end them. 50 Berage Dress
es at $50 each. half price, leo Bsrage Robes at s..
@ A GWATKIN
mh - Opposite Exchange Bank.
y ARGAlNs.-l0, 600 yards fast colored
~ Ca!icos at Cd cents, rstratsYoods wide cloths.
c A aWATKIN
nh q Opposite Exchange Bank.
OPENING THIS MORNlNG.-Fash-
" ionabIe Straw Eennets-l0 cases new styles
white and coiOrsd Straw Bonnets. cheap
ALSO-kibbons, flowers, Reuches, &C.
y A GWATk1N
nh 20 Opposite Exchange Bank.
HAVOC bales Philadelphia and New
Az York Hay. for sale by BRIDGFORD & CO.
NH ~ ~ the Dock
HERRINGS.-600 bbls No | Halifax
Uncut Herrings. Richmond inspection. for sale
from the wharf, by BRlDaFORD & co,
mh % on the Dork
N0TICE.-The gentleman who sent his
" son the day before yesterday with letter from
Gas Lamps, during my absence in New York. is In
formed that have returned, and shall be glad to
give him all information if he will cali ut my Lamp
store, 90 Main street, this morning.
NH 29-it Il MARKENS.
WANTED "A situation by q Young
y man, who has had two years experience in the
grocery business: has an extensive country acuuain-
lance, aud can give good recommendations Salary
moderate. Address for one week &. w. b.. Die
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THEATRE

MN .rr REINFORCEMENT or
VINO NiIi appear this evening n. Ws
THREE EXCELLENT prscez,
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10 BBLS. pure n e. Rum, in store
~ and for ~. & by
mh Sq--6t WH TAYLOR
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KING sQGEkN CO, FEB 10, 1888
have been using Semple's Infallible
BAKING POWDER in my family and do not hesitate +
say that regard them superior to any have
used To lovers Of good wholesome Eight aud sweet
bread. would heartily recommend trial OF tbi
Powder. CHAzLEs BURGESS.
JOHN w. GARLiCK,
NH II Sole proprietor
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R~~Kh THC0BNUENO FUR NEW
>@esssEl YORK. by the Steamship JAMES
4s38 TOWN, are requested TO be on board
bef re the hour of departure oclk
L NJ. Tuesday, the 30th inst.
Tickets and berts occurred 1T our Office at Rockets
. Passage to New York, Meals and stateroom inclu
ded, only So Storage passage, only IS.
Passage to Norfolk same as bF the river boats
LUDLAM WATSON
nh 29-2t Office opposite Steamers Nharves
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10n BOXES fne Black Tea, just re-
AOo eeived and for sale by
NH 2y-6t VIM TAYLOR
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Tss THOUSAND DOLLARS SToLES.--A bold and ex-
tensive robbery was committed in Baltimore last
Friday, at the counter Of the Farmers aud Plan.
tiers Bank. clerk OF Enoch Pratt Brother
called at the bank, and reaching around the wire
screen Of tho book keepers desk. placed his bank
book and a package containing $4,000 In assorted
Virginia bank notes on the desk, and then left the
bank for the post-ofice. There was stranger
standing at the time, bnt no notice was taken
OF him. The book keeper stepped Tor a re" mi
nutes TO another desk for the purpose oil entering
some checks, and when he returned TO DIS own
desk the package Of money and the stranger haa
both disappeared.
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SUPERIOR PHOSPHATE OF LIME
W fine lot OF Dnval's Superior Phosphate c
Lime, for sale By LYLE FOSTER
Comms don Mhrcha
lsl an
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gEs5 ULYCERoLs OF IHE PHosPHITFs
This elegant preparation contains Dr Churcbilfs
new specific remedies, for inepent and conf rIned
combined with Glycerine, the nutri
tous and curative principle of fats ITSELF useful
in this complaint. For sale at
MEADE & BAKERS,
NH 2g-d4t ls6N w corner Main and 10th SITS
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Rm- A. Is. CLARKE, Market Place.
Franklin street, has constantly hand variety 0!
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
GARDENING IaPLEMENTs,
BUILDING IMPLEMENTS,
SHoEMAKING IMPLEMENTS,
FISHING IMPLEMENTS,
H0USEFnIp UTENSILS.
CooKiSG UrGNsILs,
And many other utensils for sale at moderate
prices NH Z9-.l2tt
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CLEANING P0WDER--For cleaning
~ silver and all kinds Of plated wsre--E. Wing.
ton Cos best with fu directions For use. fresh
suppiy received, for sale by q aENNET
lntl ~ Eagle SQUARE
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IXTANTRD.-WET NURSE wanted 10
W hire by the rsonth Wet Nurse without in
cufnb-anca. Amply at this Office mh 70
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BARGAINS 10, 900 yards fast colored
~ Ca!cos at Cd cents frstrats goods, wide cloths
c A aWATKIS
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The Nevada journal., 1858-08-13

MUST DO iT.--Now that the Judge
of the 14th Judicial District has dropped
body (we1l say nothing about soul,)
boots and breeches into the befouled
nest of Buehananites, It does not become
necessary to elect Judge in the afore-
said district. Why can't Weller correct
his election proclamation and leave this
District out He certainly ought to do
it, since the recent miraculous conver-
sion. We call upon him in the name of
the merciful bowels that moved with
compassion on the people in the case of
Rodman NJ. Backus, the Indian Anas-
tasio Jesus, and from eight to eleven
other outcasts per month, to take back
his order for an election of Judge in this
District. Once again let pardon be
granted.