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RrOn0 AcrpS.

1000 Mder Hanp innerhalb s,pei Meilen BON
Der Stact ct. Yaui, III Streteu Don einem su
sebn Nder.
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8earteituas Des gpcens.
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pinttli9 belerst.+ Sir robes pferbebaar &c. pirb
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Dyspepsia,
Wi&renkrankbeit, &eherkrankkRit
S6ma6t irgenh elmer Art,

S6mddt ir9enh elmer Art,
Kaltes nn6 6it3igeo Giebtr.
Gie5e mertbppue Mebicin murbe Dor BRET
Sabren mad ben 8ereinieten Gtaaten inapprtirt.
2sdbrenb bieier 3eit bat ie iauaemeine Mnerfen-
nung g~efunben bel
Ttebern unyeroouli6feit, &opfweb.
Wlargel an Nppetit, 0ertopfunQ rer
l.. bllncen> lcrpie Der golonen Mper,
Mebre slaubmirbige perlcnen beaeuoten ben
Wertb bieler nertbsouen Mebictn bel Mooeu>
uni eberbeldweroen.
Set toni lhen uebeln fat le 1d sortreflid
betpabrt unb bient eorauglia BEL @dwaduna
ais l%tartences Mitel. Mua BEL n~ersDlen, rbeu,
1att19en nnb neural9t1den Gaaen bat es jid cft
ale. betllant betpdbrt, r~"~:,~~ ''7
G1r beiBen mebre 1driftli4e j3euani0e iiber
pen 2Sertb bteleS Btttern unb fDnnten lie bier
be1tagen> murben MIR nidt bic Grfabrunq baden,
eaB Jeoer, Der einen ger1ud ba,rlit madt, id
lelblt oa6 bette 3euenib nber BEN @ertb bie{er
Nte0tc1n gu 9eben eermag.
g(an pat es 16cn baufg Seriudt, biele Mebi-
ttn a~ad3umaden, trte e6 genGbulid BEL betrGbr>
~ pfltteln ~ ge1dehen pfegt. Eas .odte BON
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lElSanten, pbarmaceuten unb Gbemitern, Ode
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Per .preis elmer 5lalde III. S1,00., @ehs
blafden merben fir $500 nerabfolQt. Semen,
pic ni6t untcr SnDlf 5lalden b%e{eaen, tirb tas
Seteute ~pprtcfrei sugeieneet.
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Bietpr 0ond. "a ,,rr.e @ar Splue.
$apetens @eibdft.
ct. NntbpnyfrQfe.

Der rs pn5ert=5alle" 9e9enmber.
Die l1nter5ei9neten empfeblen ibr neu einse=
rt9tete5 @e1daft. etnen, geebrten Yublifun1 an9e=
leeent(t9it ,unb merben {iG be,,iben,- ourA berab=
geleyte preile unb hauerbaite Mrbeit bas a0ee-
meme Sertrauen 81 perbienen.
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.:s@& Tapeten, 49,.
a9te fran3SF19e Qanbibafteu unb Deecratipnen.
ccJ,n Np1ifer=
Sprtn 9ftbfr=9e tten i'm efssantehen
@tYle, beren Yrei1r Ypn IS bis $50 p%ariiren.
MQe @orten @ppbas unb 2punses, cine srpBe
Auantitat Der tefea Matrabsn> ictpie pelter unp
Ri1en aller @rDBen, bic rurb bic Dpraiialidlten
pplferer an9eferti9tiinb.
@ir nerfaufen ALE Mrten prn Matroben unb
pcllterer= Materialen in, @rpBen uno 9leinen.
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ten Gil6bedem, ! 1pnte. @arbinen nit 3ubebDr,
Goleaur, @prnt1es, @pfbhprben unb Yer5ierun9eu,
9iBen, Ba,,b unb 8attilt, Mpbel= unp @areinen=
Domalt u1tb aa(e in bies Jab sebDrenpe Mrtifel.
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better anSgefubrt. 2'"f
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Widtig fit Cinmanberer unb Rei(rnoe

" ). . Il I III IT SUPERINTENDENT, 3GtDtIt.
1b52.25 s. & II ~ an B General Qlaeut, 81.
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8Dnfantt H." @tlieD - 49,
importiren unb perfaufen int @roBen nnb int &let-
men ale Sprten" ppn @isarren; Tabaf, Yfeifen>
Ambre< Munbtide II. f. ~. 49,"
Dritte StraBe, n16It gu Caldwell u. @p's
8anf, unb st. MntbpnYfraBe>
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1b13. $50 ct. Na1ll. 49,.
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LOST.
/ OST, THREE CERTIFICATES Of

| OST, TIL ZEE CERTIFICATES of
IL the stock Of the New York aud Richmond Coal
Company Nos. 81 81 and So each Of which issued
TO Robert VI. BOwdsn, bears date the 18th day Of
july 1850, and is fer - shares of stock. The $50
shares of stock for which these certificates were is
sued, have been transferred to me, and notice of
transfer filed in the office Of said Company. This
advertisement is made for the purpose Of obtaining
new certificates. Any one who may have the certih-
Gates i'll possession, will confer favor by returning
them TO me.
ia ll--lawts JOS. JACKSON, JR.
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k1sn MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMBNT.-

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the which
this article has attained-for Rheumatism, Salt
Rheum Burns. Bruises. Stiff Joints or Galds Spran
Pole Evil. and Swellipgs upon Horses, it has no
equal for Man or Beast No person will be without
it who has once tested its value 'And with refer
ence TO the general estimation OF the Mustang Lni
ment. cheerfully say that no article ever per
formed SO many cures in our neighborhood as this
L. W. SMITH. Ridgefeld, Conn" s. LEITcH. Esq g,
Hyde Park. Vt, writes, that the horse was consid
cred worthless, lhis case was SPAWN but since the
free nse of the Mustang Liniment have sold him
for $50 Your Eminent il doing wonders here -
Such testimony is reaching us every day. The half
is not told. Every family should have it Beware
of limitations. The genuine Mustang is sold by all
respect table dealers throughout the world.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
an Ig-dEcwlm New York.
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DIED.

On the i7th April, Miss MARTHA =. ADAMS, "
the 2sd year Of her age. leaving mother and
TO mourn their irreparable loss.
Yesterday morning Mt 121s o'clock, nt the resi-
der &c Of her husband in the city OF kichmoud.
Mrs. MARIA CAROTHERs, in the 9th year oil her
age A., 10Th ,,.t
at 4 o'clock, tP NJ. from the oregon Hill tMe,ho,
dist church. Friends are respectfully invited 70
attend. .,rxS.
IN Saturday night. at o'clock, Mrs MARThA
BROWN. the wife of MIR Jamei Brown. IN 'he o'''
year of her age -, fmrx ara
The friends and acquaintance of the family ar
r.snsctfully pvited 20 attend her funeral on tnIs
fWpndayI afternoon, at o'clock. from her resi- resi-
aepce on 18th street. between anu ~ =
streets. SS
Here thy loss deeply feel: u
pnt il Ia God who has bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal ,
arNorfolk and Philadelphia papers'piease copy.
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LEAD QUARIERS.- SPRING GOODS.
Ia CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLoTHING!I-
The subscriber has lust received his stock of Spring
Goods of the latest and most fashionable st les-
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, of all ehapes and
c0lOrs. 6eptlemen's Furnishing Cords stch rs
SHIFTS, ODLLARS, DRAWkkS,
ChAYAT>, STOCKS, HANDkER CHIEFS,
GLOVES, SUsPENDEkS, SOCKS, &c. .tsc
ALS0.-A large and choice selection of Fine
French Cloths Csssiineres and Vestings, dc. &C..
which he will make tc measure at the shortest notice
VI. of which he will sell. workmanship and material
Considered as low as the lowest he is determined
To please one and all.
All goods warranted rs represented
II b SPENCE,
ape No 100, corner Main aud lath streets.
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f~A RETIRED PHYsICAr,

SEvENrY-FIvE YEARS OF AGE whose sands Of life have
nearly out, discovered while in the East Indies,
a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi
tbs. Coughs. Colds and General Debility. The rem
edy was discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter was given up to die. Wishing to do as
much good as possible, he will send TO such of his
afflicted feliow-bengs request it, this recipe
with full and xpicit directions for making it up,
and successfully usiig it, lie requires ,acn arpi
cant TO enclose him one shlliHg-three cents TO lie
returned postage on the recipa. aud the remain
der TO be applied to the payment of this advertise
ment
Address DR.. II. JAMES, 10 Grand street. Jersey
City, n j. ap I5-d6wlmif
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HORRIBLE MAssAcRE-The Kingston (Jamaica)
Journal gives the following particulars Of a horri.
BILE Indian massacre, in Central America, of which
brief mention was made a tew days ago:
Intelligence has been received of horrible mas
sacre by the Indians in British Honduras In which
there we're no less than one hundred and four vic
Tins aud forty others taken prisoners, whose fate
up to the date of the intelligence was uncertan-
The particulars, as related by Que who was pre-
sent. go to show that Bacular, town about da q
Journey from COrsE8l, was taken by the Indians on
the oath ultimo, when hundred and four persons
were killed in the assault and forty taken prison
ers. As soon AS the news reached Corosal, three
four gentlemen started for the place, and one of
them MIR Blake, returned almost Immediately,
stating that the Indians wond ransom their prs-
oners for 81 900. Considerable exertion was i'm
mediately put for ward and in two days the amount
WAS raised, $500 in cash, and the balance in
goods, suchsas are required by the Indians. The
stipulation was placed in the hands of the Indian
commandment, who promised that he. would treat
further on the following day; but at midnight on
the 3ls, the whole Indian force was called out to
consult their oracie-the cross-when it was de-
termined that 900 must be paid down for the ie-
male prisoners alone, and $4,000 more for the
males or they must be led forth to execution
Thirty women who had been violated by almos.
all the soldiers, and eleven men, were then led
FORTH aud their screams ringing in the of the
English who wished if possible to save them, were
nhumanly Alphabetically hacked to pieces The
superintendent sent Captain Anderson aud ano.
Their gentleman with letter to the Indian COM
mandmant, duplicating mercy for the unfortu-
mates, but his messengers and letter were treated
with contempt,
This disgusting piece of Sepoyism, practised
within our Immediate neighborhood. we are happy
to say, ia not likely to go UNPUBLISHED. The Major
General commanding on this station has ordered
two companies OF the I'd West India regiment to
the scene ofoutrage. II. VI. steamer leopard came
up the harbor GU Sunday, when the necessary
baggage and provisions were put on board.
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OPERATIONS AGAINST THE MORMONS.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Republican says that
with instructions to General Johnston, two weeks
since, not to commence offensive operations
against the Mormons before the arrival of the
Peace Commi ,siouers. who have reached here.
Secretary Flartnett arrived here yesterday en-
ron tie to Utah. He v i'll leave about the 18th.
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leayn To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry OF
RICHaoNr.-I am q candidate for the Office of COM
/ have been resident Of this city for many years
and more particularly of said ward, and most re-
speCfully solicit your votes at the election Ia May
next. This being the first time l have presented
my self before you tor any office, and should it be
your pleasure to confer it upon me the duties Their.
of will be faithfully and imrartally discharged.
ap lf-lRW lmM LORENXO GRADY.
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Nc DYSPEPSIA AND Els.

DR.. TRACY DEL0RME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several years so badly afflicted by Dyspepsia that
He was eventually cured by prescription furnished
him by young clairvoyant girl This prescrip
ton, given by a mere child, while in state of
trance has cured everybody who has taken it, new
er having failed once 1t Is equally sure in cases
of FRS as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store i will send this valuable
prescription to any person on the receipt of one
stamp TO pay postage Address DR.. TRACY De-
LORME. GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, New York
Post Office. ap l5-d6wlmif
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rSr- IN HosrETrER's OFLEBRATEr

STOMACH BITTERs have doubtless created much
sensation in the community for its-Temarkabie
cures IA any other medicine extant. 1t is a fact
that in the minds of many persons a prejudice ex-
ists against what are called Patent Medicines; but
why hord this prevent YOU resortihg TO an article
that has such an array OF testimony to support 1t
as Hostetters Stomach Bittersf Physicians pre-
scribe it Why should you discard itl Judges, usI-
ally considered mea Of talent hav~ and do use 1t in
their families why should you reject it Let not
your prejudice usurp your reason, to the ever last
ing injury Of your health. If you are sick and re-
quire medicine, try these Bitters.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
rywhere. ap lg-lm
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TIL. QUANTITY OF GRAIN AFLoAT ON THH


ToswEao. April 16.-Tbere are now afioat from
Lake Michigan for this port 100000 bushels OF
wheat and $4,000 bushels corn. The receipts
this morning were $4,000 Bushels wheat, mostly
from Chicago. EHyf1A
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BosToS, April 1.-two men named Phillips
were arrested this afternoon, at the Americas
House, by officers from New York, charged will
being connected with a bogus coffee concern o
that city,
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FIRE IN DETROlT-GREAT BILLIARD MATCH

DETROIT, April 1.-THE steam saw mill in this
city, owned by Hughes Moffatt, was destroyed by
fire this morning. The loss is estimated at $4,000,
on which there is no insurance. The fire was
probably the work of an incendiary.
A billiard match between Messrs. Christial, of
New York city, and Seerciter, of Detroit, last eve
ming, for $1,000 resulted in the victory of Scerci-
ter by 1877 points, in a game of 1000 points
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FRoM MBxIco-In the New Orleans papers we
read that the Supreme Government Of Mexico had
retired the exequsters of the Consuls Of the Unit
ed States, Spain and llamburg-cause, over zeal in
symrathising with the opposition. Senior Cueyas
in note TO Minister Forsyth, says that consuls
will not be permitted to interfere ia the internal
politics OF the country.
Along address from Santa Anna, dated St. Thomas.
Is published in supplement to Ell Progresse of the
4th inst
Tempico correspondence Of the 3lst March. saws
that Cara claims the right to prevent all vessels
outward honnd from proceeding to sea.
On the 18th nit he fired into the American
schooner Virginia Antonette; she was still detsin
ed, and her cargo of fruit lost.
The Geo. Prescott wac detained by the same
orders and laid under the batteries The briean
tine Amelia 2. How arrived off the bar aud in pre-
AmdsegorI.
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sPpRAy Ann DEATH AT ALBANY.

ALBlNY, April 16.-This afternoon hoy named
Joseph Callahan. Jr, aged fourteen, while playing
marbles in the Bowery with another boy, named
Michael Naughton. aged thirteen, was stabbed
with a butcher knife and died in half an hour af-
forwards They engaged in dispute when
the blow was given. Naughton was arrestedand
committed TO iail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19

VIM Cullen Bryant, Esq. has been appointed by
the New York Legislature, Regent Of the Univer-
atty, In the place Of John Greig, deceased.
The horses presented to Ex-President Pierce by
the merchants of Boston, weresold in New York
Friday for s4I5.
Lynchburg Va, has appointed delegation to
the Southern Commercial Convention, including
Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston.
DIR. Jno. b. Straw, who cut his throat recently
at Wytheviile, Va, has since died.
There was q fall Of snow at wytheviile, Va, on
Wednesday last.
Daniel N: Bailey, formerly of Abingdon, Va, died
ut Weston, Mo-, on the Esd ult.
There were 2o5 deaths Ia Philadelphia last
week.
The sloop OF war John Adams was at st. Helena
March o.
skenandoagh, the aged Indian In Albany. wa,
100 Years cid on the 10th inst
non. Caleb Lyon is lecturing at Albany.
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THE FisHERIEs.--The catch Of fish on the Poto.
mac is increasing. On saturday, cargo of 10000
herring and 500 shad, arrived at the Fish wharf.
at Alexandria, from White Point, and 1000 her
rim and or 500 shad from Stony Point. Besides
these, there were several other arrivals of shad
and herring, though not In such large quantities
from the other landings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19

A RARE CHANCE The undersigned


IA being in feeble health and too tar advanced in
life TO engage IN any active business pursuit. desires
to disposeof large number of valuable Recepes
she has collected during the last forty years OF her
life. Among them she wishes TO sell the recipe for
mai king her celebrated COUGH ELl&iR-a medi-
cine 30 we'll known, and generally used in this
city, that she need only refer to the large number
of certificates in her possession in praise OF Its viz
tues THIS Elixir yields an annual profit equal 70
ak per cent interest on five thousand dollars, and
b. a moderate outlay it. could be made to yield
handsome revenue.
The next in Importance among these recipes IF not
the first) is one for M0THEh'S BREAST SALVE,
article which is unsurpassed by anything ever
yet discovered Scores Of Ladies' in Richmond have
used It, and never without the most beneficial re-
suits; and they willing to bear witness 70 the
fact publicly ii necessary.
But it Is uunecessa TO particulariZe further. All
the recipes are good aud an energetic aud enter
prising man. with small capital, can, by proper
management, make them a source Of great profit.
The terms will be made 60 SUIT any wishing
buy, as am willing to trade for other property or
sell them for cash.
For further particulars apply TO me at my old re-
sidence, on Main street, square below the United
States Hotel. ANN B. DAVIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19

NoMrxAriox.-Judge John W. Ellis has been no.
minated by the Democrats of North Carolina, for
Governor Of that State. Mr. Holden, editor of the
Raleigh Standard, received Il 5e4 votes in the Con-
yention, bat was beaten by 1900 votes. Resolu-
tons were adopted, endorsing the course of the
Administration with regard TO the Lecompton
Constitution, and oondemning, as disloyal, those
Southern members who voted against It,
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HN n IUCkI MANI
Wise men ne'er sit and wall their loss,
Puf chaarIv hon In radr hai ha

Wise m9n ne'er sit and wall their loss,
But Cheery seek how TO redress their harms"
With perseverng spirit and undismayedb by the
blanks he had drawn, Mr. Heinrich Peters, EN-.
pOyee on the South Carolina Railroad, purchased q
ticket No 1880, Glass s. in swan Co.'S teorgia Lot
terry. Imagine his feelings when he found that No
2933o had drawn $4,000.
Undiscouraged BY trivial dissppontments, his re-
ward ia q competency for life.
when fortune means to men most good
She locks upon them with a threatening eye'
so, all that want money read the splendid scheme
in our columns and send a $40, S. or 81. 50 to s.
Swan & Co. Augusta Ga. Never despair. 1t may
be your turn next.
Things out of hope are comprised oft with ventur.
ing
OF course the prize will be promptly paid, when
due. Swan Co are noted for prompt payment -
Publishers OF papers will vOuch for that; We do
Charleston IS q NetcS
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FIRE IN ALMOND. N. Y.

ALMOND, April 16.--The Farmers and Mechanics
Hotel and stable attached, in this village. were
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $1,000, and IN
insured. The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an jncendiary.