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Mr. SAVAGE, Of Tennessee, moved that the Hpnse 20
into COMMITTEES Of tho Nlolr FOR the purpose tskins
mp the special order 1.-The pension hiii
M y CLANCY JONES desired with he lesss OF ths
eentlemsn from Tennrssee 10 ask unHnimous consent
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1YRUS w FIELD 4 CO.. wholesale Paper u-ai-
tn New YORK invite The attention Of deal
printing writing wrapping,
all other kinA which they otter tor sale a s ses,
market prices Nay 2s-ays
DEN * Il. A. WHITIOcK &c Co, 3 Beekinan
ass eppoeisc the astor House. prrr@nrs
Champagne trcnanl Cabinet importers a Cnac
DragRisls Merchants. oari, Dapuy,
other houses the highest
reputation propri~ors celebrated randisS In the
native prnol and flavor of Gaxnac, VIM
iueyAr q Chaean Bernard,
Ilqneur dos champs Dor
Superior vineyard, CoKnAc.
Also, exclusive importers OF the
4 Royal Hollands, te
BurRouax.r Schnapps, tM sot
sherry MaieriA and Port &c. DC
AIss porsrs, cigars direcs from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CpEMANT.
BMkE A. exclusive or this wine and
pa<ss and beg tosc who
may given under their that
decscy Of haver and quality wine at
present imported
Benj NJ whtlock,
Edw'd A. whitiock,
4 Yredk J. Haverstick BEN E. A. WHTIOCK 90.
W Dodge,
Henry canmeyer. May 26-1y~
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CHARLEsis 5 LONDON CORDIAL. GIN.--THE

1 ~ nj ES > LONDON CORDIAL tsIN.--THE
vonh,'NA AND ONLY GIx IMPORTED Th's Gsu,
A Sna'n from sosud barley under lhr surveillance ID the
r,s avs d~peHcy favcrrs wh ~ the Italian
h ry and some ~ she ~ainabf~ rrrsivs- ~ the
c.j - fenaerng q IN tie orin,u II s -nsnrn' ae
sae puress and saf+i durAar drunk ia
I fen ~ sc4f delicate nasof, dinsyng entirety
ssr. ancs 'n aud devoid rh. nd whf
Afree sno~a Fand shuAsps. oa3rcssmAbss
hN Intended m~ijsue,
a say eases q Dyspepsis ous sssnAasna usy Grayei
s.s s Fever and Asue srcsur bas~s ~ rr rrsnarr s
A'ooeys and the Bowe xevsnas neaas kc whl-t me
me- ~ WI nnd BY IL adoption relief fxm taass dirx~ss
h xnecs which frequently drtar
'srnune &net, New n~dk:xt
"a oahsss cHARtIss LONDON C,RDgAL osiy snr~r
n "e1, "ui the bcr sx7rs< ofss he lism
peculiarly s~ssierx in i~ sahera w~sscyn
~ ven - ir travellers changes n sna sir
qHrr at seventy nvr sni thrty xht csuis
~ xsls" sr"crx, dsrcrs neanry nrvchaMss H~~ar~
ussu.hs Bay only cHANxsx N0NE sTYAEx N fNy1Mz7S1s
n NJ ~ nso Washington NJ no.c- iAl~i
's'n hAalhfcn Leach Wallace FlSa ris Aafa Rson n
rfMs'>r r fHARiES
anTFtrr, Ma 80 ta yasf
SsFlt-iy 90 's-sss& ipH.s@st 'Ss'',.s Sss Ta1s
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The Senate resumed the consideration OF the deficiency
biil which eIahornteiy discussed by Messrs BELL
DooLTTTLE, STUART. HUNTER. BENJAMIN, TRIM
BULL HARLAN, GWIN and others without coming to
a upon any amendment AT length, on the motion
of Mr. GREEN who expressed desire make report
temporarily. h8@ saf4ss eR2
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, & Co,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available ali principal Also,
tile credits, for in Europe. China,
Jan 3l--3md i
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III THIS exquisite OF sculpture Rome liar
R tsnar The Anarlcan realidfass, exhibition
oa at Plps fne Art Gallery, 322 Penny syepne, wal
Sephsns, X Cos building
Aiulsson s5 ccnts Hours from II, m, I'll dusk
he pfoceeds e the exhloa for The benefit Of the artist
March lT-u
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MIDDLETON, Ice dealer. office and depot
Ap lt-diyf = = = - n
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WAshlNGT0N ART ASSOCIATION. The Sec
w ind Annual Erhbon Washington
@ p ss sAery between f3 anG 1sih streets.
""u 10 to 10, D. M
Adnr-iou Is tickets 81 To be al principal
Ssssss and hoeis. a he
Irc 2t-Iu
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& Ea OcaIAstA Ds Paxfs aas asai
REClEN llegado esta cuidad tieuna cA honor de- 10
III b Ofrecer a
capAIJxRes RspayMs gaaM
IN csedo suvsp d. Ag3sc sAsr An<cs d. Tsso yds
hrgs Vista Nitros DC Aunentc aquerss
DO Gro, qac Ar;cuIss 8 s8TSfA #s@
nsnda mosiznalasste Eight street,
PrecsS moy rnodersdos 10 de Europa.
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FRIDAY, APRIL rs, 1858.
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INVENTED BY EUcESlo IA1uIA ARCHITECT, ~ s. h. A. a,
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas col
IL ases aud buildings Office ;othica Clappalul
Westchrstsr county, New York
June iT--dU
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NTATTHEw HALE SMITH Counsellor-at-Iaw
wi Rooms %, a. No. 10 Wall street, New York
aag l5--tif
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KxKcurrvE ooxxuxIoArIox.
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The PRESIDENT pro lsn. laid before the Scnsse
message from the President of the United Ht~sr
transmitting reports rosa the Secretary OF State sad th
Secretary Of the Navy the resolutina vi q
Senate OF the 18th OF January calling ior inforaakon d
rived from the officers Of the United States sluadnoa
the coast Of Africa from the British Fr~ncA 70,
ernnents, any other official sources, concerning n
condition of the African slave trade and concerning ii
movements of the French government to establish
onizaton in the possessions Of that governments from u
coast Of Africa which referred TO the Committee
Foreign Relations and ordered to he printed isne
tracts from these documents win he found in aoth'
column. 5f@ a3
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Mr. HARRIS, Of nlinok moved that the vote by which
the motion agreed be reconsidered aud that The
motion to reconsider be Laid the table pending
which,
Mr.. STEPHENS moved that the House adjourn; which
motion was mol agreed toyea 100, nays fi2.
Mr. HARRIS inquired whether the motion 30 postpone
until the second Monday In May had not been received
as original motion
The SPEAKER stated that il had been received re an
amendment and that he hnd announced at the lime
Mr. TRTPlT, 81 Georgia, asked Mr. Hsnzrs to with
draw the motion 70 lay the table The motion to
consider for a lcw minutes, promising to renew 1t
Mr. HARRIS consented.
Mr. TBIPPE sid he would have preferred earlier
day than the second Monas in Msy, but learning that
there we're gentlemen who would he compelled 10 I've a
whose voice he desired 10 hear the question: be
voted for TINT postponernent He c6sd IN
the world that any damage could be done by Tire DELAY
unless men were afraid Of themselves. He bad no idea
that thc,e wonid e prolonged debate but Il the Honse
desirei it willing tst fic- shouid be discus
SION upon it He knew not what his action would be
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MrHEELER & WILSON. Manufacturing Com

FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS IN NEW YORK
An assortment &c seaoaabIe abrir- conSialiy
fa stock cArpcIgs, o
tings RUGS materials cnrioins gl esrnics
shades, Arc &c., Ar., mach below regular prices
LORD TAYLOR
a 2ss 259 xud Grand strp~t, =
MAY aJ--Iy and AZ and ~ CAiharne street
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On motion by Mr.. INVERSION, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration Of the private calendar this being ps
yate-b day The first bill the bill TO grant the
right of epton in certain lands to the Indiana YEAR
Iy meeting the Society of Friends which was discus
sed at length by MessrS. MASON. PEGH. and
others Mr MASON moved that the bill be indefinitely
postponed but vote taken upon thai motion as
Mr HUNTER suggested that the deficiency bill onght to
be taken up and III accordance with his suggestion the
pending bill WAS laid aside.
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could not have any bearing tbe relations Of The tive
countIeaf rhss the present state nOs eoy Of the 81 cx
snd share market, but Of general trade, 30 ously in
nuenceo ~ misevings Is 70 tho course o! TIE
French government viii, may BE- presumed, Be denied
BY no one Inc other queation whether any extxaorO
Dsry preparations calculated excite such msgvings
have been actually made, still open. According 70 the
positive and deliberate statement Of Mr. Dhraeh, on behalf
OF the British government there has been nothing Of the
kind That abatement should really settle the affair
because impossible for movements Of this description
70 DO posresH without the government receiving some
nformason But unhapply i. had effect the Paris
Bourse where prices Almost daily droop, although the
Bank OF France has the largest stock OF bullion ever
known and IL also observed that the the Cabinet
DO Dot precisely hsrmonze with their words, siDce they
admit the extreme Importance OF attending TO national
desacee They tell the people that they may sleep q IN
revolver under their pillow.
The financial world are therefore entitled 10 demand
whether Mr. Dnrae viii rot, their behalf, turn his
confidential" position 70 account, and bring about 40
understanding for general return 70 q peace standard
which may enable to proceed IN accustomed track
and erjoy on all sides renewal Of prosperity.
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FROM the Warrington Union, July 30
AI'h9usn 9ul 1li1ens generSny 0e iemer win por.
soiepso ano iapor wnlon Carried On 10 tnoee
U hs a, sre no. ssusy pefm.ea 70 enIer
~ io sns - on as ior we oenens Va susng
WY Ay pay uS r'r sns W Sae melopons, We Mln
~ vei 1aoounI III ~H@' se Snitnsonian
49, u' e ~. y, Hnu N Ia. !. 70 .ops
Inc Smithsonian insutuuon, as generally known, de-
r'ee Hs lame sno eneo"pseu. rom james sintnson,
inst Duke Of Northumberland Hs LIE wss devoted to
sclennc pursuts anu ne cognlouvea several important
gape.s !" VIC rnnoeopnchi ilensacuons Oh Tue royal
.5y az" AS S no ~ 1 1, hAvlng 20
isnny ues ne oeqaea,oe' nis fortune, consxhng OK
a.o nr So'o,ooo, 70 INC tn1eu sAaes, 70 iouni
snsn s name I'm .. e snnson oman
r@norv 80 hsne,ng 49, nsnas LOU =, ~ h
Trend nd Is.Ios Of Science and lesrn,ns Tb. ins,o
80 hl,snod ~ a., scs ~ oncr..s - ne ne %
~, ~ dso.eS rro 1917 ~ 1850 M"
s,rr or s,aSen ,osmse,s T,c m,rsrsme,, ~ ;,s ~
s.tr1 -, ssr ~. ajTsr.ron az TIE $500, os r.ah
,on u'ue' '"e s'''''n VI 'Ne rro' 'osepn
Tns hrgdpg q. or nm ,rreo,ar Noru.n .,vla 7, co,
ssts of a centre and two wings urftsd 6y connecting
r.nrfs rha .,tra,e ie,yth ~ ~. . AZ g.,
.rS;ts crssi.st breadt, 10 lac, 7, - $1,000 h 80
towers the nshest OF which ~ r3s feet Is Inc S.,e.
rasses through the rain doorvny he first ents rs room
IN re iowss aao, to- buno,Sa ,as, IN issr,h ' y,
,-t,ch are CONSUMED bs cnrios,,cs ,hs, go h-.bs
~ e $3.50, -, 49,, e 80. VI. VIZ urvasn'
srd en-, c,,;osit,es co,Isr,aJ f,osn an ,eis - r
r,S hv ,he SgScsr. os t,a srnv .nS n.vv ~ a.. y,S
s,,,s, tbrs eighty .s ga,s cases rhess ha,o,y >, he
.ss,,rc-, ,n1 "a = e., ornsc,.d ..t.n a. So, ~
~ U r 80 Us ~ 49, u.sisu ~. u
$500 o. ,hsir ,rsserv,.,san "a ..sssaa,,, Tn
have recently been removed from gallery the Ma
uonal Institute the Patent once building the room they
occupied there beng required for the leg tmAe
Of thai Office. Near the south door Of the hall
two squsriums, wbi,h a,t,Sct much attention.
The eastern portion Of The o9er story Of the budinE
IL occupied document room, where the publications.
of the institution boxed up for fermentation abroad
The object OF the Institution, rs specified In tae will
CT H. founder twofold-hrst the increase OF know
~ ~ hs' ',Yo,or hera a. rs,rsrL tb., as
Secretary H eArneetly endeavoripg 70 cary out that
The annual in,J-ne psced al rs disposal Tbs amounts
70 somt tJVSoo per Apnum when would De insuhcent,
large corus OF acientilc men here The pAi has there
fore bean sdoued Of SECURING the a az toarv
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July JI-Z u M.
FIoUR.-The market was steady, WITH sales Of about
Il 900 bbs, closing 81 07h "a 10 for superne State
and al 81 rs = - SO for extra do.
WHEAT active. Sales about 65, OC0 bushels common
white at 81 "a, white Western at 81 0s 81 l6 old
wesern at 81 Q5 81 H. and Milwaukee club 1t 94c DC
CoRS.-About $4,000 bushels were sold: upsound
ana common Western mixed At 65c CSC, round yellow
at CSC. . 81 o. and Southern yellow at 81 06. Rye
Sales 9, 0c0 bushels at soc.
PoRK-sales Of about 1000 bbs. at ST. 90 for mess
prime at $l4 10 $l4 l6.
Co1rox in moderate request; prices unchanged
WDsEEy bbs. sold at nc. 25c., chiefly At the
latter figure
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rs roo n prosperous condition. The .-,.,..,.c
- snrhsop remsre ipsct su3 II ;us osi luou ie.s
erected u expense OF 1925 600. uuanE M esen
er,Ic SEPARATES nas been prccr ,.S Sm.n s,Srs s
selected sM Incidental eIc .sss os prnsinS Sc nro
r wvoa i'' n, 49, surplus hand Of sl25, 900.
pns ~ VII oe rssn 81 al the complaints which have
heysciofe been made - 70 Zoe msnt Of Saith
IONS oequesN are @hout foundation and thai the nsti-
tuNn contv4ny conducting It's Operations In sccord-
t1ce wa N. benevolent design Of the founder.
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CLEARED.
sres1nshIp Ausrts dismL Heydsmsnn, Bsmeurg-kun-
sseam.sip Huntsville Post Savannah Cromwell Co.
Steamship Alabama, schench, ssvannah-s hiichn
steamship Nashville, Murray, chsriessn-spcnord. Tiles
s,samship Memphis watson. CAsresson--H Cromwell
steamship Jan .so~n Parrish. Norfek. Ae-H Ludlsm.
s,et msnip westerrpor Berry Baitsmsre-H Cromwell
fhp Wandering Jew. sschpole San Frsncisco-suuon A
ssS y ss. 9ss ss:. HSS cSsr.;s lev.
ssrs 6 6n%nr sor- B%.sS sas1asssrunch Meinste
Bsrk secor Paine. osiye.,on.
SER Oriental IIS , SS,E Underwriters
sSi s:;f: :n S:Is
SIR Mason. Carson wll.las,o.1; Potter
s scRr B.sei, Ryder. kis,sSdr..M Rscei
schr ,,chsssetis fobey, Bsamore-J Mckee
s.. ss:; Is,' y,
shr TsCr.s p ,.:I seTgS,L kenny
s,esner Novelty, Bell, philadelphia.
ARRIVED
ss 10 s,rsS acn sSe % gSs
Il IT, . r ion % s ScTs w IN 'sp e q, fT'Ts
Garips dsn,e os parsed Achilles. bound and about
n ne o, ss o mp om pe. We sss H.
bad leh Winds snd remarkably smooth sea The entire
1a with coal 70 Barclay Livingston July ~, lat 40
o. lcn II, passed shin susuuehsnns bound y.
Rst tsurea Bailey sagus, "a days with sugar, TO Moses
Tsylor 90.
Brig Thomas Tneson Morrill,, esyanis. rs days with
hides oofee. 40, 20 spcrord. July 49, of Cape Hate
bark David Nichols from asrua for Phiadelphis
Was boarded BY pilo, boat Geo Steers on Chncoeasue.
Brig Charles Fdvard cot Belfasr Hssse ssgua days
with sugar. TO master Jure ~ VIM Turner, OF waldo
bore, died before arriving ri ssgua
maeer.
schr Wide world Ructley, Wilmington, NC, days
echr John Burton, Wilmington NC, days.
Sebr Rravard Williams ChncoteaRe, 3days.
ftbr Powdtch. Coliirs Norfolk. 2days
tobr fcpbronis. Decker, Virginia. 2cays. -
kof Tying Fsh, Fss Eliysbehoort for Cold spring LII
schr Nsihf CHORD. Carter, Pelfsst, days
Scbr ~ Hir eion. poO, pockport.
s. br INNS Furbusb, Ktndsn. Rockiand, a. days
echr Northern Light Hall, Vinslhsven, 3days.
Schr Msrihs Maria. Ellis. Saler, days.
prhr samuel Gimer. CIovel, BOsteD, dsys.
frhr Vfnlsse. Coleman. Boston for Albany.
hr Chas ID Ballock. H0dakinson, Bosom
Schr ndrew Btowp, Lowell, Boston Tor Albany.
Schr Nueuste, Hodges, Bosion for Albany.
srhr Lamar ire Quincy, Wrenau, days
kchr reeggspb. Rogers. Beverly Mass.
sthr Cai 0iiLe stone, BOyniq q, lrovidepce.
sctr Wskeeeld, fountain, rrori1cnse.
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TOtsl... sn ,S75,475 Io,s77,7es 7452,IO4 l5492Isi
The following is comparative statement of the
exports exclusive Of Yecic) from New York to
foreign ports for the week, end since January !,
1Sjs:-
1856. 1857. 1855
Total for the week.. s2,s3s,733 lo7s,5ss lO,l O!6
Previously reported a. 900 405l3bT9 los o4o
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Shr re untatn, Davis, Fan River for AIbspy.
echr White Koch, Gsyita Westerly for Albany.
schy geo Lsnfeir, Lsnfsir, View Havea.
sehr Hartford, pci. Niddletowp, Ct
sloop West Wind. Wright, Virginia days.
sloop VIM HAnTam. Russell Taunton.
Steamer Boston 0elleW. YhiladelpbiA
Steamer Beverly Pierce Philadelphia.
Steamer Sophia Ely. PhilAdeipnA.
Geamer Pelican. Aldrieh Providence
Steamer UoAs Oagooa. eniln Norwich and New
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MISCELLANEOUS,

fyLAREs SYRUP rs MAGICAL ON WEAKLY r.NAIEs
~ or slroiulous children w liver htnev womb com.
hlhany, Y.
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From s to 7 f1thomS.
Z 10 4 faihoms aud then
suddenly 70 q ieet.
IN a 20 n. and decper,ng
raT idly toe. i0AiSfms.
Gradually shoaling from
u fathoms 70
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STEAMERS 10 AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW oRLEtNs
ExrHs cIry-Frm New YORK %, arriving NJ Havana
~ and New Orleans loh From New Orleans 10Th aAvana
ClEAvslFrom New York l2'h arriving At Havana iTth,
and New Orleans lsss FROM New Orleans Hih' HAvAns
prrLipIrJHIA-Fror New YORK I7th, arriving At Hsvsps
20 and New Orleans 18Th rsm New Orleans s'h havana
black WARnioK-from York 9Th, arriving Havana
Isl and New Orleans 81 From New Orleans Dsh Hsvsns
IsaIrL-FIom Charlesion an ard i9th due Havana sh
and I'd f-om HAVANA i0 and 18th due al New York 10th
When the above d...s fail on Sunday the steamers
Monday, except from New Orleans.
THE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AMI cHnA.
The following be Of value 70 hose having correspond.
Th. mail leaves Southampton the %h and 7Oh Of each
Arrives At Gibraltar about the sh and ssh Of same month
Arrives 81 Malta steu the lsh and sCh Of ssme month
Arrives AeIfndra shou; the ls Of aAne and .h Of fol
Leaves zst of sams and EA 9Th OF
Irrivcs al Alden .bou, The Th xh Of and 10Th
I2th OF following month
Leaves Alden about hs ssh ,h q ssme and day of ar
indian NAVY steamer arrives Bombay shout The ID 10 9Th
and 18Th . ia. Of following month.
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang he day the
PuO Pensrg soou, the I'm or lsih and 18th or
Arrives Al singapore about 18th ssh and a is
Leaves Singapore about L hours sner arrival.
trrives a. Hong Kong about e 20 or 'n and sh or ics
Leaves nert DAY for shsnrhae
Two mails leave England-one the 9Th and Nsh Of
uonth-yia karsecs arrives AlszaldrA about
rame time - he f,utbern mall
~ An pesasss o-d lers s~ss-dAs fcr De Hsv ross
ALBANIA ROE yosn-fms
sus ssrs......... Is nea warm eve ia Is
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BELOW.
RAUED.

Steamship North Star, Hsvre and southampton land
III red Alsbsma and Huntsville, u vsDnsh
Nashville, ard Memphis Charleston; jamestown, Nerfok
Wind during the day from NV 70 NNE.
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lsi, W u s........
"a, sw by s .......
81, ssw 10 abreast
Bfadleyis head /.
Hh. TO ~ drey West
passing Port he
Neon. on either
rard .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13
CORRESPONDENCE or rHE nluamosp pAnr Drsp.rcu. !,

an, CHsfsrfANsEuas, Va, Dec. o. 1sss
=, Lne county conrt has been engaged ever sinea
=. omaay last with the trial Of negro, belonging
20 Mr' John Miller, for killing another beIonsing
70 M.. John Graysou, 10 tho upper end of this
County 2 snort time ago. The court rendered a
seldIcs lass night, OF guilty Of s.manelaugh,er.
ano a mace ms punishment transportation. WEI
aerstaad that four ont OF the Ave n,eubers of the
court we're tn favor of hanging him. The prssecu n.
.ion ',E was conducted by Ia. Wade, Esq, and tho
ae,snce by Messrs taylor and Allen.
fne travel On the Virginia Tennessee Rrilroad
ts again interrupted-by "siides" on the NOM,
tains put the passengers are transferred in
from shawsvilie to Chrstiansburg, aud las, Mini
the humber ofpassengers going East was 40 large
that they could not fpd seats, aud had to remai.,
here over night Several stopped at the Mont.
gomery Hotel, aud one of them rather We nerab ls
looking mau, with broad brim white fur hat.
and dressed in frontier style, TINS addressed The
Landlord, handing him his baggage: "will you
take care OF those things TOR Sam Houston ~
Landlord-Who IL Sam Heustons
Traveiler-;ieneral Sam Houston Of Texas. Is
not this hotel?
Landlord-Yes, must send these things to him
in Texas?
Here the dialogue closed, the lanlord began to
suspect something from the laugh that was raised,
and General Sam Houston, Senator from Texas,
fou0d a comfortable nights lodging.
The weather is very cold, after nearly weeks
rain. Yours, &C.,
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ngrHAg-sHoREs's CuRE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRLLATOR.
AND 2EAkDi FOB DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sT0A
AEU AND WEAK ROW Els.

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AND AEAkDI EoR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sT0M
AGH AND WEAK Row bLf.
PR EPi sd b 7 4 CHE MIST.
BOTTLES -, 3 and 80 cents aud one dollar.
THE GkSAt tEST DISCuVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
TRANSFORMERS CURE-sLL should be kept In
al ianii:ss of accidents or sudden sick aess
w frequently Gu es in lass time than it requires to
Get physician.
Ii cures pain any part OF the system and is used
externally and internally.
x5~ as the frequent changes Of ths weather pro-
Euce bad Cold, Eheurcatigm NeuralGia, sore
Throat, Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Ear Ache. guc LuEnps in the Breast Pain in the
Limis and 8cGy; also, Stiff Neck-every person
sh0ul3 get bgttie. II sets upon lhe Nerves Mus
Ales Sirews, Blood and Bones. and, by it's warming
electromagnetic power. .expels all pain from the sss
ten Get bottle aud try it.
B.-M yen have Cough, Ase Il ART9H0RNE'a
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRy-itis the
best Cough rup in the world IS and 80 cts bottle
Ii yoa are Bilious. Use EARTSHORNES ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They ect upon the Liver, stom
.sb and Bowels. carrying OF all Bile aud Foul Sc
cTeT:oils. % cents bux.
The above medicines to be had st all Drug Stores
IN Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and sl towns in
Virginia &C l5--6da
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ssS- In You HAVE A Couas,

mS~ In You HAVE CouaE,
TAEE HAMpToN's TINCTuRE
~ INV 'TSaa HAMrToSs TINCTuRR.
" 70" INV Takk AAaRToNs rNcTuRE
= ''' .'' TAgg nANrToN's TINcTuRR
J" ''1 "N'e ks aAMproN's TINcrURE
II you are sill Weskpess,
' TAKE aAMpToN's TrNCTuRR
Il yoa Rave Readaehe,,
ASTHMA, COUCH. CoNSuMProN. The writer
is Tea. highly esteemed itkc thousands of our beat
Ruovn c,txeus. feels 1t duty TO tear testimony Of
the wonderful curative power Of HAMPTON'S
TINCFGkE Why let your friends suffer aud die
without gtvtng II trialf Call and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
RaIriMoag, STYs. d. 1885
MsssTs. H1sfaeaeY q M0scerus-- GsessieSsea: have
hasg fF some time afflicted With Asthma accompa-
MED viiE SHORTAGES ot breath with many symptoms
oi Coasnlnp ION 4 tc.end, knowing OF the hesing
rr,ypertieS OF BAMPTOS'S y k(s kTkBbE TlNG
TURF. from having used the same. induced rue to
procure bottle Of the TinetuFe, aud by the use Of
ous bottle was s. much better that induced 20
Use more 81 II, and by taking Ave SIX bottles WAS
restored 10 ny usual health. and will say All per.
VEGETABLE 9INCgUkg,
0cetlcaeg--lea are vt liberty TO use my name
Eltra PEper.
s. Wost corner OF Liberty aud Clay sts.,
Baltimore, Md.
ns- Gail aad get Pamphlets and see cures.
Ssia by PURCELL. LADD & CO, Richmond; by
DT CDDhE. Fredericksburg; b. all tho Druggists
in fetefsburs; hy MGGilIBR * M0WBkAY
RaIiim re, snd By Druggists and shop-kespers
ca- 81 pey bottle; siS BEETLES fox S.
I--lApts