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sss~ YEAsr ExrrRELY SUPERSEDED

sEMPLEs INALLIBLE BAKING POWDER for
making in a few minutes. without yeast and ia an
elegant manner. light, sweet and wholesome Loaf
Bread, Hot Buscuits. Batter, Buckwheat or other
Gridde Cakes, Rolls, Gi2ger Bread, Corn Cakes
Brown Bread. DUN plngs. Puddings, Pct Pies, and
every description Of Pastry. Prepared and sold,
wholesale and retail, by JN0 W GARLICK.
Apothecary and Druggist
fe 20 Market Place. Franklin st., kichmond. Va.
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ray WHY SUFFER WITH CouGH, from

Cold, Hoarseness, or a Consumptive Cough, when
you can obtain immediate relief by using HATS
ayr It is combined with other articles suited for all
Lung. Asthma Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
is prepared by Chemist of reputation and is pro
Syrup In the worldi
Bottles Is. 80 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO., and all Druggists in Richmond
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YG- FELLOW CITIZEN

IT, FELLOW CITIZENS: | am a candi
1.,e ffr COMMISSIONER or TIE REVENUE,
- The upper District of Henrico county. in May
n'xt. 10 place Of J. Il. Koesce, ESQ who declines
f,-clr.t:on. Shauld il be your pleasure to eestow
t5s Office uEon me, ] pledge myself to a full and
s,ith fui s,ischarge Of The duties Thereof.
Very respectfully,
"a .aA.u1nM6S GEORGE W. CARTER n
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DEDUCTION In THg PRICE OF

WOOD.--Bsins desirous Of keeping up with
the spirit OF Tho times" have this day reduced
ths H g,;Se q Weod: ! now offer the best quality
and respectfully solicit the attention OF all Ia want
~ ara determined 20 sell At the lowest rates
lave 90 hand full supply. and am prepared 10 de-
: liver is At the shortest i.pfics.
Dtdsfs left at Msssrs oabnay h Cookies, Mr. @. A.
Hnndiey's. Broad street. or III the yard, on Broad
ssniiea, kn-lms JAMES A M00RE.
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Tue RUSSIANS IN PALEsTINE.--.A late letter from
Jerusalem, says: Numerous caravans of Russian,
Greek and American pilgrims have arrived here
from different parts of Russia and Turkey. The
Greek Patriarch is at the present time making ex-
tensive purchases OF houses and land, both inside
and outside of the city. Russia is also making
considerable purchases fer the purpose of con-
structing religious establishments of different
kinds. For some time past, the Greeks have been
making use of all means TO become sole OF part
proPrietors Of the ruins of the old habitatien of
the Knights of St. John Of Jerusalem at q short
distance from the Church of the Holy sepulehre
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s6- DANIEL O'RoURKE Peas, extra
early said TO ke two weeks earlier than any other
extra early pea A small invoice Just received ana
for sale at 20 cents per auaTt by
wARING q PEARCE. Druggists,
fe I6--ts Corner ith and Broad SITS.
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eEFprsu LrrcuEs-I have

e@PFREsH LEEoHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express a fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
8ble terms. /,
z. .S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day, at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and al
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
nv 25-ts r. Q. HOBSON.
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ENIhA zfIDI-OH DaIUTuHY M0fNIug
last John Taylor made his appearance before the
Mayor to answer the charge of stealing S37 worth
of ready made clothing from Daniel Ryan.
clothier. The evidence showed that Taylor had
been employed by Ryan 10 assist him in his store
on the I'D ult., when the clothes were taken. A
few days thereafter Taylor turned out in a new
suit which Ryau recognized to be his, and he
of the accused. Taylor says he can prove
where he purchased the clothing, and to enable
him to do so, his examination was adjourned un-
til this morning
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GRAIN AT CHIcAGo.-It is stated that there are
about one million bushels of wheat in store, and
about sixty thousand barrels of -four at Chicago -
Wheat is selling at So 55 cents. 1t is the gener-
al opinion that two million bushels of grain will
be ready there FOR transportation upon the open
ing of navigation.
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A srEAN PRopxLLER ASHORE. steam-prcpel
ler Atlanta, Captain eager, from New York for
Charleston s. C.. vent ashore soHas twenty n Hes
south OF Boldly Island light, and was high up on
the beash. The istest advices from her say thai
she will probstiy bscsme total wreck.
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BILL Ross-the notorious free negro
thisf-has escaped from the chain gang and 70 now
ut large. Robberies will now be renewed and CEN
tinnsi ahtii he u reeaptured.
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Ray" DIR. G. GAvIGzEL, Office North
east corner of 10th and Broad Streets opposite Dr.
M0ore's Church.
rN All orders MUST BE LEFT at his Office, or ut No
; Central Hotel, to meet with prompt attention.
e Inn
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Fall campaign for 1851, now opened, with large
and still more desirable assortment than in any fol
mer year. consisting in part Of entire cargo iron
The Justly celebrated foundry Of A. c. Barstow whic
Judges Of good work are particularly invited TO ex
Furnaces of this make, can obtain repairing pieces
IN application. at factory prices 4, ,,,,r
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P. e. GIBBS.
nSs~ PunrnaRAPHs mi On 90

PuoToGRAPHs IN WATER CoL0Rs. AND PHoToGRAPHs
PLAIN made from life, copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size, also the most perfect
aud highly finished AMBEOTYPEs of children and
adults are at all times to be had at the large Photo
graph and Fire Art Galleries of q. W. MINIS, IN
Richmond, on Main street, opposite the New Gus
tom House. and on Sycamore street, Petersburg,
Va ia IS
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BADLY BURNED "A little daughter of
Mr.. John A. Hicks was badly burned on Friday,
by her clothes taking fire while she was at play
ia the nursery. She Is now steadily improving.
and will no doubt recover from her injuries.
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e9s. SHERrFFALTY OF HESRIco.-I am
candidate for reelection 10 TIE office Of SHERRY
OF uenricu. JNO. A AUICHESuN.
-, sstl
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n<a BuRRow's RKLIApLG MEDIcIsE-

Cures quickly and permanently ScRoFuLA, SYPHILIS.
RhgUN .TIsM PILES, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, CosTIv 3
NESS vRSERgAL pisEAsks, aad All ehronic sneet.ohs
which this celebrated remedy has acquired IN tn
roughly eradicafing the above diseases is unprec'
deiited In the annals Of medicine. Thousands OF the
most inyeterate of disease have been cured u
this truly great medicine, after having been pre-
nouneed beyond ALI possible cure by the most emf.
son, Mayor Of Norfolk Va, cured of Rheumatsn |;
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth. Va cured OF BroL.
ehiiis; daughter of sgpor George formerly Pro
f5esor OF Mnsie in this city, wac cured OF terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
names could be mentioned were 1t necessary.
Price 81 per bottle---six bottles for s..
Prepared by J w BURR0w Co. Practical Chem
tsts, olI1ik. Va.
Druggists, hichmond. ia a-3in
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n cyy> n~ Jnux KNnx 1ata re flvc ., -,

RT- DR.. JoHz KNOX, late Of Orange
county, Office Metropolitan HAIL. residence corner
Of 23th and Clay streets.
Refers to Rev n !. Willis, J. b. Conrad and pey-
ton Johnston, Richmond; b. J. Barbour and james
r. Newman Orange; Hons Judge II. H. Field,
shelton y. Leake Tlonas N. WEIGH, Senator from
Orange Madison, &C.. and John II. Lee, Delegate Of
Orange aud Greene. fe 5--dim
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E0y- Dir. A. T.. PRrICoLAs' Office, Rich

mond House corner of Governor and Ross streets
Residence. Cariten House. On i9th between Broad
and Marshall streets.
The rear room on the Grst floor over Doggett
Andersons, formerly occupied by DIR p. for rent
Possession given Immediately. IL 10 the most com
Portable LODGING room in the city.
fe ia--dfmS
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H. e " 7. ]. CARTER.
sss- To NY FELLow-CITIzENs or T

Corxry or Hkxg.co--I am a candidate for the SHE
HIPFALTy Of the County Of Hcnrico, and respect
NJ NJ ncYt s. NIGH. DAVIS.
~; w. n,o,d fTth DEG 1857. fe 4-dIm%
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ia i3t,
Richmond, Jan. II. !

Oftce corner 22dand Main streets.
Eea, DEAR SIR: | feel it duty | owe
10 Yon 10 siate 10 the public the successful removal
Of a Tu,nor from the side of my neck, OF seventeen
years standing, weighing upwards Of Str pounds
without the use ef IL knife or the loss OF blood-and
OF which | am now we'll | was examined by DR.,
Warner of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced ~ chances against me b!
cutting it, as also did other eminent physicians
JAMES MILLER.
Residence e-Perkinsvile, Goochland CO.. Va.
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kEye CRITTERS NEW TRUSS AND SUP-
PORT sas--Ail who wear trusses should call and ex
anime this Truss. The principle Is entirely new
an il supports the rupture in easy and comforta
BILE manner. II can be worn with much less lncon
veIence than the ordinary trusses; ana LOT hight
one ohe ,olrs one Of theSs TsSes LosH .oeas
O.tsr. Also RIfTER'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS
W. PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner OF 18th and Main streets,
o.. Riehmnnd Va
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NETTING WELL--Mr. r. H. Crump is
steadily recovering from the injuries he received
o oy iali from the Washington Monument on the
"a. The Odd Fellows and Sons of Temperance
ase carefully attended him during his Illness and
| to his recovery -'
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SugsTANoG FADE"--If you wish FINE Picture, call
al WHiTEHURST'S old Gallery, the best sky
produced By WATSON. They are warranted not 70
fade nor 10 be easily defaced equal to the best ID
the United States and % per cent cheaper than any
other ia he city.
Pictures taken FROM s A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ. Pictures
copied and either enlarged OF diminished.
Meainotypas and Penotypes, fer transmission by
mall. -
BE Remember, II Main street. az
- 4 n L.s..ItI
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koBBING A HEN HousE.-John Lips-
comp, white boy, has been committed to iaiI nm
III to-day. 10 answer the charge of breaking into
S.,s VII. n f. Ragand's hen house, in April last and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

Lock Your DooRs Two tobacco fac
tories were locked up by the watchmen last Satur
day night, and the keys taken to the Station
Houses for safe. keeping.
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ss,sp To THE yorERs OF THE COUNTY

q, fIryrio9.-F hereby announce my self candidate
Ter the of1oe Of COMMISSIONER or THE REfE
NUE, for the upp-r District, at the approaching
auld il be your pleasure TO elect me. promise to
dieiarge the duties of the office faithfully aud pune
tually fe el3-dI3t* JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

GoIsG THE WHOLE Hoe "A few nights
since the lumber house Of Messrs. Glazebrook &
Thomas on Broad street near First, WAS foreiely
entered aud a hogshead of bacon taken there
from.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

STEALING WooD.-Anderson, slave to
Crew Pemberton, was arrested by watchmao
Peasants last night, for stealing wood and eaeed.
He will be examined by the Mayor this morning.
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sas-BArHs! 9ArHs!i BATHs!!!-Ho

cold and shower baths can be had daily from
o'clock, A. III. TO half past P. NJ, at the hair Gu!
ting. shaving and shanpooing room under the Amer
ican Hotel Entrance on llth street. Single batl
2j cents, or five tickets for 81. ,,
no X. u. HObSON.
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The BALrIxeRs Clrr ausRp.---The Baltimore
Patriot has an interesting and graphic account of
the recent excursion OF the City Gnard to this
place, written, doubtless, by member Of that
corps. We take pleasure in copying the following
compliment paid to one of our own companies:
The Guards passed the night Of the ed. most
pleasantly at The eighth annual ball OF the Young
Guard OF Richmond, the "crsck'' corps Of that
city, and as noble and generous set Of gallant
spirits as ever honored the Uniform of soldier -
Making the City Guards their special guests, they
showered upon them attentions so fraught with
the generous promptfngs Of earnest hospitality
and warm personal esteem as to have linked the
uaBie q the '"Young Guard with the most en-
during and happy "reminiscences Of their Baltimore
brethren In arms
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sss- No FAMILY can afford to be with.

out MUSTANG LISIMrNT in their house. The many
accidents We arn liable TO- may render it necessar,
any moment and nothing Is oala9ie q perioiinine
from the FIRE it caught a2d scaIded my hands and
person very severeiy--one hand almost to crisp
The torture was unbearable. At was an awful sight
The Mustang Lnment appeared to ex-
tract the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed ra-
pidy and left no scar of account CHAs FOSTER, AZ
Eroad street Philadelphia" 1t is truly wonderful
srticIa 1t will cure any case OF Swelling, Barns,
Stif Joints, Eruptons or rheumatism. For Horses,
il should never be dispensed with. One dollar
horse It cures Galds Sprains. Kingdoms, Spawn
and Founders BEWARE or INVITATIONS. Sold IN All
parts of the hahitable globe.
BARNES 4 PARK. Prcprietors,.
Fl, l1dScvIm New York.
NAVY
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sm.Fos sALE-A small stock of GRo

CERl rs suitable for retail trade, together with
a House which will he rented at a small rent TO u
good tenant. Any person desirOus Of purchasing,
can receive any information by applying at This of
6ca fa F.
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FIRB.-The alarm Of fire last night was
caused by the burning of building in Henrico
county, beyond the Northern limits of the corpo
ration.
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slr pp1NcIpE CfaARsI n
PRINCIPE u

sARsl EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just receive,
one case of these really fine CIGARS, 70 which W
cali the attention of those who prefer first rate. old
fashion Principe.
d. 2I.-fa corner Ith and kTOad sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

elf~ AN candidate for the CLERK
SHIP ol uenrico County Court.
f, ly--iUN JND HAkRlSGN.
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peS. To THE VoTERs or HENRIoo CoUN-
,vI resnactfaly = announce nv self Candidate for
fba o'ice Of Clerk of Heufico County Court at the
election IN May next. TEhPLE ELLbIl /
g. i frp
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ANslvERsARY CELERRAr1nN Aim

day night last, according to appointment the an
niyersary celebration ofithe 3Iu Sigma Rho Society
Of Richmond College, came of, at the First Bap-
tist Church. A large and intelligent audience
was present. After music from the Armory Band
the exercises were opened with prayer by Rev. A.
f Dickinson. The orator of the evening, Mr. D.
W. Gwin, of Alexandria, then proceeded to deliver
achaste and elegant oration ion college IIonors"
The address throughout was interspersed with pas
sages of glowing oquence, aud ELECTED frequent
and hearty applause. The concluding allusiOas to
Washington and Crawfords statue were highly
appropriate.
The Baud then played 'sHaii Columbia" after
which the congregation was dismissed by Rev. Mr.
Dickinson All seemed highly gratified
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THE LADIES of the Third Presbyterian
Church. Church Hill, as will be seen by their ad-
vertisement, ss expecting their friends to be with
them this evening, and during the subsequent
evenings of the week. The attractions of the oc-
cason will be equal to those formerly found there
under similar circumstances, and the fair sales
women will, we hope, be well patrcnized as
they deserve to be-in that case the patronage
will be liberal
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cANDpATBs FOR OFFICE.
sss- To THE vorrgs OF HESRroo, !

EfSS i
r,sr,r7 I'm answer to ilN call ef many friends. to
hessre candidate for the Office of CoinIniss,oser
oi the Reyenne. beg TO assnic ny ,.sissr '''"'
Respectfully. onx
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EEY~G REAF IMPRo EMENT IN
EXTRACTING TEETH-G. w. JONES.
DEHTISE. would announce TO those wishing theiI
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has Instruments supe
nor 10 any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection Of their adaptation is such as 20 render
thu extraction OF the teeth almost painless neeer
ftsg 10 6rhg NE 10th TIE first trial. never breaking
it. mangiina the gums, iniariHg the surrounding
perts
All other operations. Filling. Cleansing, and In,
sesting Teeth. gently apd thoroughly performed.
once opposite CoriBthian Hall. ON Main street.
ia t3--aru
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tSs- LEROY A. CRENsHAw
sG- GOVERNOR STREET SrovE SroRl

NEASURER AND ARBITRATOR
Office corner nth and Bank streets,
IL lI-Im* Richm6gld, Ftlyiaia.
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EH~ DE-. JOHN D. WALTHALL, IUMVU'
pathist) offers his professional services to the cti
ss of Richmond and lis vicinity. oflce ut his re
,idence on Leigh street. TWO doors from 9Th.
~ II l1,uq
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FrEYHER NEws FROM UTAH TERRIfoRy- letter
received at Buff.io brings news from the Utah ex-
petition 20 the Ith Of January. The writer says;
.sThey are in a state Of qaistaae aud health, aud
the only thing thar has trauspired of any moment
since old Brigham sent the SALT &C., on December
last, Is that Of three Mdrmons coming 20 head
quarters with provisions for sale, two OF whom
were taken prisoners, aud the third given 20 muc
time TO make sale and leave in.
ss1he prisoners have informed the eommandaHl
that the 1ormons are busy making military or
ganization, designing 60 defend their city. Also
that IL is designed 10 intercept Capt Marcy OF tht
Sth Infantry, who was dispatched Nov. 9th q
Paos, New Mexico, for salt and ether supplies, A
we'll es for a large number OF mules, in One Pass
a gorge 10 the mountains through which be vii
bs obliged to pass on his return. lie took oii'
hundred men With him only. This may possibl,
be little military fnesse with the Mermons, y
order 20 assist them TO make their escape fFou
thar country, for cannot think that they can =,
far deIule ~ 10 besseye IL possible 81
them to defy the governments oress alter the as
ciaration of war;
The Mormon Legislature was still 10 session
The latest dates received from the states wsf'
| 70 the ist of October, and much anxiety was isi
| 10 hear further from the East, IN consequence
the famsred money panic.
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FArAI RAnaoAp AcapEsr.--oa Saturday, John
rrselan, q brakeman employed on the Nav hers
ana Eris Railr1ad fell between The cars near
slsstsbarg, New York, aud was alalest instantly
killed.
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s1y~ IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

A preparation from the lecelpt OF well known
and popuIar phy hysieian will stop the hair from fall
ing restore IL 10 its natural color keeps the scalp
clean and white aud causes the hair TO grow iuxu-
Puf,ing in this instance is useless. Call and pur
chase a bottle and try it fairly, and If not satisfied
with the result, the money will be returned:
Sod in Richmond by w. PETERSoN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner 18th and Main SITS.
IMPkOYER.
ali cash orders from persons at distance, should
be addressed 70 w. PETERSON, wholesale and he-
tail Druggist, Richmond Va
Price for one bottle 81. dc l9-d5m
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NA. 7. NAISON. {
ss1- WATSON & BAYLY.
ATTORNEYS AND
CUUSSELL0.

RICHMOND, VA,
Practice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
moni. and In the counties of Henrico and CheS
terAcd.
Wi. r. WATSON, United States Commissioner
and Commissioner in Chancery..
SsNL. r. BAYLY. Commissioner of United States
Court of Claims Commissioner OF Deeds, &C., for the
several States and Notary Public.
~ Office on Bank street, III Goddin's Buiiding.
ia I'm
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BURGLARY.--Last Saturday night, the
clothing store of Mr.. Levy. on Wall street, was
forcibly entered aud robbed of about 800 worth
OF clothing. Mr.. l. was asleep in a room adjoin-
ing the store at the time, but knew nothing Of the
robbery until yesterday morning
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FEMALE PIcKpocKErs have he

FEMALE PIcKPocKErs have been carry
ing on their operations in churches as well as
| other places. lady residing on Church Hill, was
| robbed OF every dollar she had in the world.
| %hiie listening to the preaching of the Word Of
God and she ia entirely satisfied that the robber
was female
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TORNADO IN GEoRGI.--A correspondent ef III
Savannah News, writing from Liberty county, Ca,
gives the following account Of tornado which oc.
CURED there on the 10th inst tsAga -
The direction Of the storm was pretty much
nom Southwest to Northeast, almost running the
forest In its track. Though the forest and
swamps, through which it passed, seems to be al
most torn up, the trees lying in wild confusion in
almest every direction, yet IL seems to have sr ent
its strength npon the farm and premises OF Capt
Smith, and his son James W. Smith, who we're
near neighbors. Twentyoue houses we're blown
down, and four unroofed. In one house were fys
negroes, in another three, and the wonder Of all
is, that no one was killed. There were thirty
PERSONS white and black ON the lot at the time,
and to the praise of merciful Pfovidsnce not one
Of the whole party were even hurt. ID s..sss..
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
i BoTTLIN6 ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE. WITH. ITS DOU 6isk SET Oh EELr-AQT-
IAa aENEKATOH&THE OLDEST Or THE
lied Soda Water il put up By ". Mc1ORMAcks--
Also Lemon and sarraperilla Pop Philadelphia Ppr-
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brovn Stout
The subscriber has AIDED 70 the ubove The bce1lfn&
Of Lager Besr of snperior quaiity. In Pint and haf
pas ps''lss . sa's sastorM mocorMAcx s srosd q