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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-31

CoAL IN CANAba-Coal has just been discovered
at Bowmaovile, AZ miles east OF Toronto. o. W -
treat excitement was created In the town by the
discovery, and an extra paper is issasd sunouDc-
inR the fsct 1t Is considered remaf kabte thar coal
the declaration of Sir Wm. Logan and almost ali
the learned geologists. The miners say the seam
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ssILrso By sAmpLE-Cbarl,s Moss

DhLLINU Bf OAMPLE.-IHArIeH Mos
clerk for Moss Spitzner, of New York, was ar.
raigned before the Mayor last Saturday, TO answer
for violating the revenue law by selling imported
cigars to merchants in this city without having
obtained license so to do. Mr. James Winston
affirmed that the cigars were consigned to him as
commission merchant, and that Mr.. Charles Moss
the accused, only sold by samples for him-aud
that he received regular commission for all sales
made. Mr.. w stated that the practice of ssliing
hy samples had prevailed here for thirty years and
that the revenue of the State was increased by IT,
inasmuch as be paid a tax upon the amount OF bis
sales. The law imposes a tax OF 500 upon all
merchants selling by sample, which is no doubt
the shortest way Of getting out or keeping out OF
difficulty, for all who wish to traie with our
merchants in that way. Mr.. Moss was admi,ted
to bail to answer the complaint against him this
morning.
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WATCHES, CLocKs, Ro.

q J. N. WILLIAMS,
"a MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
hz No Main Street
0ExAsHkR FORMERLY WITH IR. JOHN BILL
Keeps constantly on hand good assortment OF fine
Watches Clocks AID Jewelry, which he offers very
low for cash Watches and Clocks neatly and re-
Iiabiy repaired and warranted: Wedding Rings
made 70 order and all kinds of Jewelry neatly re-
paired
Ship Chronometers repaired in a reliable manner,
and tried by transit at shortest notice.
Mathematical, Philosophical and Astronomical
Instruments Music Boxes Accordsons. &c repair.
ed by j NOfTLE WILLIAMS,
No . Main Street.
NV i5-im Formerly with MIR John Hill.
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cowhidlng affair came eff ia Broad street. near
6th, which has caused no little talk Mr.. r. j
Blunt, it appears, called at the millinery store of
Mr. Roswell Moore, and invited him ou 4 for n con-
terence. What passed between them 1t ia difficult
to say, Tut they had been togstber very short
., ,Iine, "heh biuht Drew torth new cowhde and
began TO al ply il with severity to Moore's shout
ders aud back Mr.. Moore concluded that such n
striking conference was more than he bargained
lor, and at oace pitched into Mr. Blunt with his
hst, wherenpon set.to came off in which both
we're heavily punished. Finding that the two we q
down, bystanders interferei, aud tue belIigeran,s
were separated. Mr. Blunt gives as reason for
the assault, that Mr.. Moore had grossly insulted
his wife while purchasing bonnet in his store.
This statement MIR. Moore positively denies. Moore
has obtained "a warrant for Blunt. aud the case
will therefore come before the Mayor this morn.
ing.
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fa7$~ PLAIN ETATkMkAT6 Of cAUIs.--
Dr.. HAMPTON, ROW aged 50 years speaks. Hear him;
Are you sickG Beware of limitations! Ask for
Hanpton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
20 stand the test of public opinion. No art OF pnnng
can Qalyanze worthless article 80 as TO Keep IL up
as a good medicine, if it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular ana ex-
tend its sales year after year, in spite OF oppo5oh
The peopIe readily find out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes fron mouth to mouth with more ra
pidity than newspapers can spread III. a LYihS VII
ness tsstifying to the cure medicine mas maze loI
him, is OF more service tnan anJ Ae"spapoi "u'0i
tsing. - x. ., =.
In preof of what We say above, we refer You to
Ha1aptone Vegetable Tncture and its effects.
Mr. WM HIGH, No. 1875 Sosth Paca street Baltl
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia ana nervous
Mr.. EDWIN NJ. SPRhNKLIs, No. n Register street.
baltimore most dreadful case OF Scrofula OF years
stan ling lost number OF pieces OF bone restored 70
Miss MARY scor1KLD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
streether case after years oi snerlng e. has aSeon
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, SUI
erad from these complaints TOR Is moaths, WITH Deag
and mind severely affected. He was cured by lamp
tom Vegetable Tincture, after other things faied'
WA COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &o.
Mr. Henry G. Winn had acoush tor years-erea..
weakness &C. had in all five or six physicians; tried
ALT n IHfAMPToN's iEdETAsLE TINCTURE
He-Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
scld e. l hv PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; b,
psis2s pr n1 by MoRTIMER MoWBRHY Bald
more and By Drug gists and Shopkeepers everywhere
all per bottle: six bottles for S -dao
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IMpRovINa 1g,

IMPROVING MIR. Morrison, the gen.
=. tiemsn who had one Of his thighs broken ! a.
aa,s slnee, by horse falling ueoa him, i rs.;Ssv
for bis herae. eAoass W iease
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RAILROAD Acc1pKsr -Yes,erdav mo,,

ing the Petersburg train of cars coming North.
met with an accident at the half way station. by
which some Of the cars were thrown from The
Track, ana the passengers detained three or four
hours AS the train was moving along a ne COW
ran between the engine and embanknen and
getting under the platform of the baggage car
broke loose the first truck, which, coming in con-
tact with three others, threw them off the track,
ana thus stopped the train. The COW was in
ssantly killed, but none of the passengers were
at all injured As the engine was no. thrown eff
the nails were put upon it aud brought through
In time y save the connection. An extra train
was then sent out and the passengers arrived here
about halfpast o'clock. The Superintendent
we understand, estimates the damage at $40.
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foR ALEXANDRIA, EGYPr.-Tfe baraue Starr kim
'aiis from this port to-day for Alexandria. Eryns
with the following passengers: DR. JAS +. sareiay
ana WIFE, missionaries TO Jernsaleni, Palestine: Dr.
johnson Omitted States Consul to Beirut.} wife and
child; J. Judsou Barclay, United states vice-con.
sui at Beirut; Henry ID. Fowle, Esq. of Rosson.
and Mss H. Moon, OF Virginia The Starr King
sakes OUT ten railroad passenger cars. iIt in this
State, for the railroad ia Egypt.-Bes.on Jo,,rnnI
2eth - "Ns,
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ESE Aarnrr nj

~ nVhILLEs hsCULII M D., Homo
pathsst, Gate from New York. and formerly an Allo-
Grace street. two doors from ST pani,s Church ra
Richmond ~ vs.
N B-kaferences Of the highest respectability.
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H6IF YouR HAIR Is HARSH,
NJ -

~ If 1QUk HAIR fS HARSH,
Use Pref Woods Hair Restorative O..
Ii your Hair is Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii your Hair is Thia,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you are Bald,
Use Pref Woods Hair Restorative
II you have nervous Headache,
Use Pref " ood's Hair Restorative.
II you have Dandruff,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ii You have Eruptions,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
1 you desire Glossy Hair.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you desire to preserve the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you desire not TO lose the Colsr,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii you want a Cheap Article,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
IL you admire the Beautiful Rim xiets
Uaa Pref Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish beautiful complexion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you wish Face free from Pmples,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
1t You wish to appear Young,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
1t yeu want testimony overwhelming,
Read the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ii you want t. find it
The Depot is at ia Market street, st Louis Mis-
pnri, and 3l2 Broadway, New York.
sn-t lis also sold by every popular Druggist in
this city and country. mh l2-d&cw3ms
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH, Perfumed

DEARLY WHITE TEETH, Perfamed
i Breath. Sound and Healthy Gums, can Dc oh
tanned bg usug ID Jwden's Dental Fiuid;' IL affords
instant feli.f aud prevents t0o.hache, arrests de-
Cay aud prevents the fofmstion OF tartar, &c.
D0WDkS's DENTAL FLUID Is Recognised ps
the whole medical profession IA being lar superior
TO any tootb powders Washes &c: fts constant US
viii prevent decay. aad the msny aches .ss ,essn
are heir H.. Recommended by Dentists aud physr
cians everywhere For sale by all Druggists. my II
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MIsrAKE--Mrs. Stevenson, widow of Hon. A.
Stevenson, Of Virginia, formerly United States
Minister to Eogiand, 10 not about publishiug .
series Of letters, giving account Of her o. perL
epce at the Court of st. James, ss she never was
at that Court, having married Mr.. T. after h,s re-
turn from England ~
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MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOF

III RENT. Intending to discontinue housekeep.
ing, I oiier tlr rent my residence in Manchester,
crptanuS fl e comfortable and good sized rooms
four Of them With fire places besides two basement
room.
he h5useis nearly new. and very convenient, In
the mo-s healthy part of the town. and one OF
the best springs in this region, aud commands u
yjew of Richmond from eIid to the other
| vUJli ike to self Also the most OF my House
hold Rui Kitchen Furniture.
To- good teasnt the rent will be accommodating.
/ Jsssss2ou given Immediately.
4 ppEy 1t this Gffice. nv lots
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bAILED.--The arrest Of Mr.. Smith FIR
su.aeoing u; Cooke. VAS correct as published. :.
~ zee oal.ea oy his friends 90 answer the charaa
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FROM Rev. PHILIP ANDERSEN.
VIRGINIA, Emory P. o., WAsHINeroY Co !

VIRGINIA, EMORY z. o., WASHINGTON Go,
February 2tth, 1858.
DR.. X BAKER: Dear Sir-My wife has bee Il dread
fully affected with Dyspepsia, and otherwise, for
nearly six years. She has lately made trial of
your Premium Btters with great success and sat
isactory conviction Of their superior and nestima-
bic value to patients of this most distressing dis
ease. would like, for the sake of our common hu
manity. for you to send me package Of these Bit
tets, as an fully prepared TO recommend them con-
tdently from an ample experiment of their efficacy
in my family. Please send soon, and oblige one
whose prejudices against Patent Medicines have
yielded once to the force of fair and full trial
Yours, truly, PHILIP ANDERSON.
Price 50 cents per bottle To be had of all the
principal Druggists in the city of Richmond aud
elsewhere in Virginia, also in North Carolina and
of CHARLES SToTT Il Co., Washington. ID. c.; Il. Ii,
STABLEa Co., Baltimore. Orders filled by address
ing Il. BAKER, Proprietor,
my ID Richmond Va
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CAos TrrNs. There ~. ~ -.

CAos ITEMS. = There w.re bat ian, !.
nve subjects locked up In the ststian hoss. -. ~
Tss .ass u, hssnt, aud all Of these bs b<ips Srpss
me wstchmen discovered white woasa nnas
iodg,nss % ss sy,ns 70 porch, where she had ssiso
her was her daughter. aged sbous nvs 'sf ne
va nao hsd ALLEN asleep while ast+nptiss - ys.ss
me go lady sober. AZ they wsre o,d .s.s.sI
az az aa probably taken this tack 10 est is ~,
me "ayOi discharged them both yesterday mor..
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.sts soMsAAB AM. sIisn. - Thursday uisht !
gentleman on board the steamer pa.h. :
was awaiting the Richmond train at Aouis er.ss
got ont OF bis berth 10 A. Of s5m
aea9era.e.y aa s9y walked overheard. Capt RsynoiSs
anu fi.oe Mctiarr were on deck at the Tina 80
ouoyed him up with hoat-hook un,il : hoss - -
covered to bis assistance; otherwise, NOT hein, :
swimmer, he must have drowned =. 'Ss1s =
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ga ST. CHARLES HOTEL FOR

a ST. CHARLES HOTEL FOR
Ea RENT-EuRNITURE FuR SALE-in con-
s@-u-ucs Of the i'll health of some menb.r RS of my
ia mis- ha determined to rent privately or else
AZ pup,ic .GctOa. my unex piref lease Tpcn the ST
eli SLtS HOTEL together with tn Furniture
directly pertaining 10 i. Persons desiring to Gem
m~nce the hu iness would rarely meet with like
opportunity sar the inv sstpent of thsir means pro
V; siaps having materially declined.
The sTua;ion of the Hotel is accessible t. all the
various nnrS OF improvement entering the city and
il iIi,ned stely in the heart Of the mercantile com
muuiiy. The house is admirably ventilated ren
tirciuE it AZ all ayreeahly Comfortable The
flrIiturs Of the chastest character and in q good
state Il preservation.
II not sn'a privately before the 25th inst / will
then raise il At public auction.
TEaAs All Gums of $50 and upward 4 months
With aIprofed negotiable paper. For smaller sums
cash i'll ne required
Ali ef mY CT edifers a. liberty to purchase and
TIA eame will 5e allowed in liquidation.
NV lT-d4cwtis fHnS VI FARROW
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

~ W II sell, at great bargain, desir able 10.
Of urok- the old Distillery. and outside the
corporation line. Ii has frontage OF 2i feet and
depth OF loo fsct 1t has on it two-stored framed
Dwelling, and is enclosed with a substantial fence
An adjoining lot. of the DIMENSIONS will be
sold also, if desired. Apply to
Ap Is r CAUTHORN.
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ACALLrD Couar of Hus,iogs win hc
hs 20 om1frow ior the examination Of Johs h. A.
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'ikeiNIAs AnRoaD.--A correspondent of the MAJ
York Herald, writing from Rio about the insne..
rat rat'on OF the new Don Pedro Railroad, OF which
splendid banquet was served, and ti,s ,,,rs.a
tors received ''ribboDs." By the grace Of tbs Nm.
pefor, Col Garnett would have been kpiehted haA
IL been compatible with the institutions of onr
country; as 10 was, he was treated with the high
est consideration. and toasted over and avar ..ss
Itra O eHgenheiro EN- chefs dEarado tte Es,ao Dom
fsdTo III. The Colonel is grea. fayorite hsr. =
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OF Gfeytewn Insisted upou taxing C,nnsv -, =.
baud prisonsrs on to The Jamestovn' from fha,,ns
20 pc sent up In the British steamer 10 Aspin vail.
the Colonel and his party had arrived at Aspip-
PERu.
From Peru, we learn that the roantrv 4. a,,.x.
lng temporary peace, after the recent civil war.
eas.iiia remains at the head OF the government
n"atng the nomipati0n and election Of q new
:. rIesIaent Vivanco has LEFT the country and gone
hAsensive gold mines are said to have been dis
s.se1eu IN tue interior Of Peru In mountain cali.
eo Pucarses de Uco, vale da Huarez.
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n6- Dudley & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice WINES. Fine BRAN
DIEs. Old WHISKEYs and CIGARS. No. 10 Main
tTe0s. W5
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BE- BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT. ~
TIE ARCTIC LTNIMENT


UEFJEN AIII CUMfEIIIIUN.
Thousands who have used it, affirm that 1t ia
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGGsS OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure of
RHEUMAi Ism, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA PILES,
SPRAINs, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD S0RxS,
BURNS, WARTS,
sCALDS, MOULDS,
TUMORS C0RNS.
For HORSES and MULE2 externally, nothing OK.
ceeds the ARCTIC LINlMENT,
In curing
SPRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS.
THRUSH, RINGB0NE,
or any Soree Swelling, or Enlargement OF Bone or
Muscle.
Price Is ITS, 50 cents and 81, for small, medium
and large 81 ID bottles.
For salt by all Druggists
PURCELL, LADD Co.
ia l3-ts Wholesale Agents,
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GO FOR kENT.-A comfortable dwell
- ing with six rooms, cellar, good kitchens,
yards and WELL on Leigh street. between ist apd 2d
streets now occupied by Mr. X D Phillips. Posses
sion given Immediately.
Also d large lot in the rear, with a good stable
Apply 20 JOS JACKSON, JB.,
sn IT'S l47 Main street.
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<Ss EBK kENT.-An excellent family
I'd residence, with large lot attached, contain-
ing handsome shade trees. situatcd ou 9Th str. ct
short distance s,Orth Of Leigh (FreDch Garden HID
adjoining the lot and residence OF Wn, f. Richie
Esar The dwelling ID large. we'll arranged and in
exGcllen5 repairs, aud IL supplied with gas. The
kisehsa is new. Possession given immedistey.--
Apply b. P. P0INDEXTER,
ap le-s Pearl street.
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DEcLlNEs.-lt was stated day or two since that
The Rev Thomas Hume, Of this city, had been sp-
pointed general agent OF Chesapeake College, bat
that gentleman declines to accept the position. -
Fwtsnsoath Papr.
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FoRErGs NEaso.-A very black subject
from Martinique, calling himself Oscar Clay. was
before the Mayor Saturday, for being here without
register. He speaks French and English fiuently,
and says he put ashore from a vessel sailing
from New York. lie was ie-commtted until an
opportunity occurs for shipping him to some free
|
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EOR REN "a VERY desirahle e

c. FOR REF IA very desirable
81 dwelling on Grace street, between Adams ana
F0ushee, one square above Grace street Baptist
Church The house contains ten looms and has
been reeentIy repaired and gas introduced has the
city water in the yard, and is in one of the nost
pleasant neigh eorh hoods IL the city.
To a coed tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
jaas-ts RAGLAND 4 BRO.
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THE DIRECTORY CT THE YoUao Mgs's
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION have made the following
appointments Of committees for the year ending
"a Tuesday in May, 1859:
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Committee ON publieation--Ro. h. Howison.
Chairman: JAS. Gordon, L. II. Baker, A. III. Sands,
Geo. l.. Bidgood.
Committee on Library and Rooms-J. b. Wat
kins, Chairman: D, w. Knowles, z. " Daniel, jr.,
z. r. Howard, ID, Lee Powell.
Committee on Finascs-A Boiling, Chairman;
Jas. 8. Walker, Geo. w. Anderson, John III. Ciai
borne, r. A. Lancaster.
Committee Oh Lectures JAS. X. Lee, Charman;
Vim. Willis, jr, john y. Steger,J j. H. Tucker, T. j.
Evans.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
Geo. W. Jones, Chairman.
Trinity Church-W. H. Crew. Thos Il. Nimme.
Ist Presbyterian Church.-R. VI. Tabb, G. u. Bar
ret Wn. s. White, d. 8 Hafford.
St. James church.--geo. ". Jones, j. p. Wiiks,
r J. Echols.
IL. Smith, jr., b. j. Burr, Reeve A. Blair.
lst Baptist Church, III Riddiek, JAS Il. Bur
fess, John C. Williams, L. G. Anderson.
Centenary Chureh-Dr. j. W. Brand, Asa Sny
| der, W. IL. Allison.
WIN. A, Jenkins, ". NJ. Archer.
aud baptist church.-Nm. d. Robins, VIM. L
| Tanner, o. II. Chaikiey.
| Monumental chai ieh.-R. ii. Meade, A. w. Melt
ing. jr.. Juo. Tyler.
| 2nd Presbyterian Church. H. II. Hawes, Vim.
/ Wilson, c. T. Flournoy.
/ Grace Street Baptist Chureh-L LumpkiB, Vim
/ f. Atkinson, Nj. Hebson.
Sycamore church.-A. C. Porter, X. L. Wiley
B. NJ. Quarles.
ST. johns Church. +. Baldwin, Henr.
Boweman.
3rd Presbyterian Church.--P, B. Price. D. i
Hunt
Leigh Street Baptist ohareh.-A. y. Clarke,
W. smither.
son.
Duvai Street Churehs-k. W. Wasaror.
Isslveaare Raptist Church.--C. r. Watkins.
The standing COMMITTEES will attend . mee
ing AZ the Hall Of the Association on Monday evea
ing. the 3lst inss., at 8 o'clock
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ma BArHs Baths, BArns Hot,
,old and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Catting, Shaving and
Saampoolug Saloon. under the American HOTEL
kntrance on ilth street.
Single Baths Is cents or tickets for 81 spIo
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The Mtstdng LiHfTae,tt is north
enc 600 DOLLARS PER AENUM
myN-d&clm Proprictors. New York
asss~ THE GREAT HEALTH REsro

asaS~ THE GREAT HEALTH hESrokER
THg LIFE OF THE FLESH is IN THE BLooD.-M hen
the Blood becomes vtiated i'm pure too weak, the
flesh looses its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
pallid the Liver dsordered Dyspepsia and Indiges-
ton follow the spirits droop. Nervousness commen
ces and life becomes burden.
HhRTSHORNE's HEALTH REsT0RER, OR
SARSAPAKILtA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blooti Liver. Stomach and Bowels
inlpartug new viSor and tone 10 constitution in-
paired by disease from any cause. 1t remove, Plui-
pies and all skin eruptons arouses the physical
powers of both sexes gives bloom to the paiid
cheek, and makes one joyous and happy. Though
taste, 1t is particularly adapted TO Female COM
plants which in their very nature ara exhau.ting
and debitating. For Dropsy, or rdropscal s~eiings.
or Kidney and Bladder affections, 1t acts Ike a
charm Quart bottles ST.. small bottles 81 cents
Sold by PURCELL. LADD co; EIsnER WiSsToS'
PAgGa JOHNSON; DuvAL IL NORTON; o A sTREoKER,
Avn DowDEN my 3l-d&cw3m
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BRUTAL ArTEAHf TO MUkDeR.--The Muscattea
io~sl Journal. Of the 10Th. gives an accouut Of
terrible ahair In that city the night before. The
III o'clock on the nightof the 18th, found % ie or
nie. rersons breaking IN aud removing goods.
found Mr.. Brown on the hoor of the store. sspged
Win a handkeTchiefand badly injured. he was
a;ss.l a. ING .me, but recovered. Ie bad
visited his store after returning from church. and
FOUND within u party Of burglars, who over
powered him, thrust handkerchief down HE
throat VI knife, completed their robbery and
to be burned with IL.
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sS GoDDARD's LOTION! GoDDARD's
IoTIoN.-We have just received another supply OF
this celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion. Those who
have been waiting for 1t now ba supplied by
calling at MILLSPAUGH J0HSSTON'S,
APPS Drug Store, 27 East Main st.
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SHEnfrr or HAxovER we understand
that Mr.. tleosge v. Doswell has been elected
Sheriff Of Hanover. BY small majority osef =.
w. Tally. his opponent.
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CAUTHORN.
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E77 street, between 81 and Sd at present occupied
Mrs Holden Rhodes. 1t has rooms, is in thorough
repair aud a good tenant will be rented at mode
rate price. Possession given lst day of May. Ap
ply to pIBLELL JOB SS0E,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-31

LARGE CsRso.--0n Tuesday last ffem the port OF
Charleston, s. c., the ship Hartford for Liverpool
took $4,000 pounds of cettoa, the Target cargo y
carried out vi that port e SaAsE IN :