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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-13

BRIDGING TIE MIssIssIPPI.-The people of ST. Paul
Minnesota, have recently voted to raise a loan OF
100000. to complete the bridge now in course OF
construction across the Mississippi at that place
The estimated cost is $40 000 and the structure is
to be completed during the coming summer.
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REwARD.-It is said that the bill presented by
Mr. Stow in the New York Senate, for encouraging
the use of steam on the canals, offers reward OF
$4,000 TO the man who shall first successfully
navigate the canals by steam. at saving of Ger
tain per cent in the expense, time and the tonnage
considered
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Things in Petersburg.


PETERSBURG, April 18th, 1858.
The weather is cold, dark and wet, which is In
singular contrast with the warm Apriish skies of
yesterday. peltng rain storm occurred about
2 p. NJ, bringing with it Copious supply of wind
lightning aud thunder, twisting off tree tops, pu-
riiying the atmosphere and securing the city.
Alta early hour this morning. some one broke
INTO the Old street engine house, in Short Market
street. and stuftiug the engine with guupowder,
set fire to it and blew 1t up. The explosion was
heard by the police, who repaired to the spot aud
discovered the apparatus almost entirely ruined.
young man named Joseph DelanO was arrested
to-day on suspicion, and imprisoned for examina-
ton tomorrow. The public was thrown into con-
siderable excitement 10y the occurrence of the viii
famous crime.
There WAS nothing of interest TO report in the
police department this morning. Several negroes
were brought up for various petty offences, served
according to their deserts and sent off. An old IA
vorite OF John BarleycOrn, named Dick Parkinson,
was up for his characteristic offence, and upon
promise Of reforming his character, was released.
Miss Lizzie Petit arrived last evening" and was
met ut the depot by number of the adorers of
beauty, in anticipation of the event. The editorial
fraternity figured extensively on the occasion. |
presume the young lady will postpone her ''read
ing" from tonight, until the weather becomes
more favorable.
No business at all was transacted on Change to-
day, that is say, worth mentioning. In fact the
weather has been adverse to everything in the
shape of news. BEPPo.
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LOnia Nap0IeoM.

OF the thirtytwo thousand men whom louis
Napoleon banished from France, some thirty thou
sand have been pardoned The recent arrests are
said TO hays been made almost entirely from these
objects OF Executive elemency.
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N.Y. II it is a good picture you wan

Bs IF IL IS g0Ou picture you WANT,
go to old Whitehurst's Gallery. u Main street,
where you will not be over charged. WATSON takes
pictures which wi bear inspection. Examine his
specimens Photographs! Ambroty pes, Crayon Heads.
MelaneOtypes, PanOty pes, and Nielleographs and
Photographs on silk or cambria handkerchiefs.
lid Daguerreoty pes copied from small pictures,
and enlarged oany size.
Pictures taken from 81 y cents, rain or shine; Pho
tOgraphs from 81.
Also, Photographs of the Washington Monument,
first class copy. arc now ready and for sale ta at
WATSON q SONS
B.-A young wanted, - learn the bust
ness ap l0-lm
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FASHIONABLE GLovEs.-Letters from Paris men
ton that the latest fashion of gloves in that city
is OF Spanish leather, embroidered, and with cuff
to protect the wrist from cold or the sun.
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BANK RoBBERY-The Bank of Grafton, Grafton,
Massachusetts, was robbed the 9TH inst, OF
$4,000, consisting of seven thousand dollars in
notes, and the residue ia notes of the denomina-
ton Of SOS, los and SIS.
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HIGH WATER IN THE LAKES

s.NDusKY TO- April 12-High water in the
Lake here has damaged the docks and lumber
yards here. The pier of the Cleveland and Toledo
Railway is much damaged, and a mile of the track
has been swept away.
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THE DISPATCH.


Advertisements for the DIsrArcH must be handed
by slx slnk N tts afternoon, In order to appear
the next day. The heavy pressure OF advertisements
uron the columns Of os6 paper will not admit o'
then reception after the hour named.
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CAPs1ZING :oF THE SCHOONER FRANKLIN
THREE LIVES LOST

PROVIDENCE, April 10, 1s5S.-The schooner Frank
lin, of New York. bound to Boston, was eaps1ed on
the 9th inst, fourteen miles East of Block Island
and the captain and two men drowned VIM. II
Sherman, one of the crew was rescued by pilot
boat No. 2 and landed at Point Judith. Capt. Hull
and the two mon belonged at Essex. Conn.,.
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The inspection of flour in Norfolk, Va, during
the month of March, amounted to 6,35I barrels.
The general assembly of the new school Presby-
terrain church will meet at Chicago, May 20. .
Hon. John Ewing, formerly member of Congress
from Indiana, Is dead.
The Democratic State Convention will meet in
Charlotte, N. c., on Wednesday next.
The season at the Potomac fisheries is turning
out bad. Several of the largest have closed OPP
erations.
The last weekly statement of the Treasures OF
the United States shows that the balance in the
Treasury on the 3lst ult, was Sc, lac. s2s.22
There were 435 deaths 10 New York last week;
90 Of consumption.
The n Y. Herald publishes the report that the
Tribune in one year has lost half Of its weekly
circulation.
Zebuion Peniield 93 years old, voted for the
list time annually in Portland, Conn, at the re-
cent State election.
The weavers In the Dwight Mills at Chicopee,
Mass, have struck against twenty per cent. re-
duction In their pay.
Texas has u miles Of graded railroads, of which
ls2 are completed aud the track laid.
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NAVAL.

WASHINGTON, April 12th.-The Estates Of this
afternoon says 1t has reason to believe that Com
modore Lavalette will be flag officer of the Mediter
rauean Squadron.
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Biack,vood,s Magazine.

We are indebted to Mr.. Woodhouss, the Rich
mond agent, for the March number of Blackwocd's
Magazine. The reprints of the English periodi
Gals have an extensive circulation In the South.
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CHARITABLE SCHEME.The Young Mems Christian
Association of Philadelphia are now constructing
huge tent, capable of holding 900 persons to be
used by them during the summer, for preaching
in destitute and isolated localities.
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TREASURY NoTEs.-The Secretary of the Treasu-
ny invites proposals for the whole or any part of
FIVE ;nillion of dollars in treasury notes. Propo-
sails will be opened on the 10th OF May.
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WV. 3. rUATgR, Eso. Is he Agent for the pAia,
pyssArcH In Norfolk. the circulation OF tns 49,
there havias Increased 10 An extent deha q,
sonsi attention 10 ib distribution 'he
tra& n
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Col. Benton.

The wife Of Col. Benton was a sister of the late
Governor Mcdowell, Of thi. State. The deceased
Senator was also connected with several dIstin-
guished families In Virginia.
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EAsrrR WEEK.--The Episcopal Bishop of New
York confirmed five hundred and fifteen persons
in the week ending Easter Tuesday.
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Issvnsscrios At AsrIeuA.--An ipsurreetlon 4,
i sspos.aa 70 Aniigaa The iahahitauts wsrs dee
sex, sna many hsd arrived ut st. CroiT. An Va
ss sssssssmsr he'd lea the latter place far =.
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MARRIED.

On tho 18th inst. by the :. Mr.. Hyer, Mr.. ERE
DERRICK VIM HA6EMEYbR TO Miss MARY y.
COLBRUck. only daughter of Chas. VIM. Colbeuek,
decreased, oil of this city
81 Massachusetts, papers please copy.
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CONVICTED Mason Thomas alias snanldno hs.
been convicted In New York of kidnann,ng = r.
negro, and selling him ~ slave IN RicSmona
Va ~ANNaonus
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.



Port n Rsehmcnd, 4prtl IL High Water 3144Sela.
ARRIVED.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish. New York. mdse
and passengers Ludam& Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody, Pritchett Baltimore, mdse,
LudIam watson
schr Mountain Eagle. Ames. Is days. Rockport.
ice, Wardweli Il Go.
schr Henry Ransan. Chadwick. New York. hay.
Whitlock q Son.
schr Francis Arthemius. Smith. New York. hay.
Mark DowBey.
SAILED
Steamer City Of Richmond Mitchell, Philadelphia,
Indse and passengers, II Y futile.
NEw YoRK, April I0.-Arrived, schr Galiego,
Smith. Richmond.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH,
Master. from New York.
Wasserman. j Wells, J Eldridge, Hutchns.
Stuart White, w Bemsn g X Eager, J Demelmsn.
A Elliott, Smith. p Kean, Bradley. J Pres
ton. T. Sedner end lady. 8 Cooke Mrs Hamilton.
Miss ii Camp, j W Wilson. Jpo Dalton and daugh-
Ter. Mrs Barrett and two children, jas Gordon, X
@ Robley Mrs Meyer and child. Mrs Hinemsu and
IS in Storage
Also IRON Norfolk r. II Davis, lady and servant,
~ Todd Sam'l Cook, S w Thrift. B b Mosely, Capt
VIM Smith. Sam1 Hart. Timberlske. w ID War
wick } John ton Henry jones' Mrs Mary Owens.
Sunday, ga N exchanged signals with steamship
Roanoke Skinner bound to New York.
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FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.
LAKE AND CANAL NAVIGATION.

ST.. LOUIS, April 10 The foundry of Newman &
Graham. in this city, was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $40,000-insured $4,000
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DROWNED Capt. Leonard Whitehead, of the
schooner Jenny Lind, Oh her way from Cape Charles
to Norfolk on Friday night, walked overheard
while asleep, and was drowned.
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s -
DIED.

On the 10th inst. at o'clock NJ, at his residence
on Clay street, between nth and 18th sts., WIN. w
TAYLOR, in the 18th year VI his age leaving wife
and three children TO mourn their loss.
~ Christian Advcca' will please copy. -
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DEATH OF AN AMERICAN IN PARIS.
NEW YORK, April IL Letters from Paris report
the death of Gen. Thomas late Assistant Secretary
of State at Washington.
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TERRIBLE HURRICANE IN ARKANSAS
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS KILLED

Sr. LOUIS. April 1.-THE Republican learns
that hurricane on the 9th ut., demolished
nearly every house in Bentville, Arkansas, killing
twenty five persons, and wounding great mum
Der.
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NORFOLK AsD PETERSBURG RAILRoADy-Forty-thre
miles of the track Of this road are laid and the
remaining thirty-seven miles into Petersburg, are
ready for the iron The iron is in bond at the two
ends of the line; and the recent appropriation by
the Legislature, will, no doubt enable the COM
pany to finish all their work with dispatch. The
stockholders ofthe road are to hold their annual
meeting in Norfolk tc day.
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ALADDIN will be performed t

ALADDIN will be performed night
for the tenth time 1t is not at all surprising that
this sp ectacIe attracts the beauty and fashion of
the city, for the good taste of citizens will al
ways cause them to centre around point which
offers genuine pleasure and qualification.
The Juveniles will remember the Wednesday af-
ternoon performance.
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A native Japanese, Samuel Southaro, was baptis.
60 90 at Madison IN. W University, by Professor
Harvey. q few days ago. He 10 to return to Japan
- missionary. TT
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gH NoTIcE.-I ask attention 10 my
gale of splendid Engravings, to take place This
Morning. at II o'clock. HENRY W QUARLES,
an I3-lt Auct.
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Hsa.. NorICE.-An adjourned meeting
Churches in this city, will be held at Trinity Church
on TUESDAY evening next "a o'clock, to receive
the report of committee appointed at a meeting
held some weeks SINCE and to transact business OF
vital interest to Methodsm in this city II is hoped
there will be large attendance.
ap l2-2tif JAMES + RIDDICK, Sec
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Last MOMENTS OF Col. BESroN-A Washington
letter dated Saturday, speaking of Mr. Bentons
death, says:
The supposed time Mr.. Benton's death WIS AS
though ho glidcd of 30 gently that it NAV have
been iow minutes earlier Last evening VIII en-
Mr.. Appleton called, he was too exhausted 10 CON
verse, ami merely signified tomorrow" At times
through the night he was seized with spasmodic
pains of great violence otherwise he rested gent
~. His last connected words were about two this
morning, when Mr.. Jacobs his son-in-law, who was
sitting up asked how he felt, TO which he family
whispered, Comfortable and content" About 4
CLOCK this morning, Mr.. Jones, another son-iu
law relieved Mr Jacobs and in an hour afterwards
MS children and family were at the bedside till
the nnal summons. A few minutes before his
Death the nurse applied ice to his lips, which were
consciously moved for the accepted refreshment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-13

fay THE YOUNG MBN's CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION will hold their regular monthly meet ing
at their rooms in Goddin's Hall, THIS EVENING,
ut O'Clock. JAS X LEE, Reg SeC'y
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-AISU-
CANTON AND COCOA MATTINGS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
DOOR AND PARLOR MATS
WINDOW SHADES
Gilt, Velvet. Boquet. Landscape and Plain.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
WINDOW CORNICE, BANDS AND LOOPS,
HAIR, MOSS AND SHUCK MATTRESSES, &c &c.
In fact, every thing that is usually found in an
Upholstery and Paper Hanging establishment, and
will be pleased to exhibit them to all who may ia
yor him with call and will guarantee that all work
done by him will be executed in the BEST and La
TEST STYLE ap 9-lT
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BRUTAL MURDER ON SaIPBoARD.-In Baltimore,
Chas Grant, mate of the ship Terese. and Charles
Reed, lad on the same vessel. have been commit.
ted to prison for having aided two otbers-the cap
tain and sailor-in whipping John Wilson, a
sailor, to death, on board the ship. The Sun says:
Wilson was stripped naked and tied up by the
hands to the main rigging, and then whipped
successfully by each of the four, with double new
rattling stuff. The captain (Holmes) stood by,
aud made Wilson turn his body round, so that he
couid be whipped on every part of bis person, and
there was no part of bis body that was not mark
ed with the blows. After they had done whipping
him. they threw salt water over him. lie was then
let down, aud went into the cabin and threw him
self, covered with blood, into his bunk Purring-
ton and another sailor was then sent down by the
captain to bring him on deck. burlington told
Wilson that the captain wanted him to come out
N deck. Wilson replied "For Gods sake, let me
lie here aud die" They then carried him out on
deck, and he died by the time they got him there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-13

AB~ The THIRTY-FIFTH annual meet
ing of the Medical Society of Virginia, will be held
in the city Richmond, on the fourth TUESDAY
(27th) of April next. Delegates will be chosen to
present the State Society in the American Medical
Association. which will meet in Washington, the
ensuing week. VIM w PARKER,
NH l7-2aw6w Secretary.
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The OYSTER FUNDUM.--It is stated that there
are at present, fifty vessels in Chesapeake Bay,
loading with oysters, and eight have just sailed
with similar Cargoes. So much for the failure to
pass the oyster tax
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e~ To TIE VOTERS OF TT
my The THIRTY-FIFTH 8

rRICT HENRIco CCUNTT-I hereby announce myself
candidate for the Office of CONSrABL of the LIST
District, and solicit your suffrages.
mh l2-2aMta John W CLARKE
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e. SPRING IMPORTATION OF FREscHGooDs The
first case of my French Importation of Spring work
for gentlemen's wear has inst been received.
ALEX. HILL. Importer,
up lot 1T Main street.
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DEMOVAL.-M. G. WHITMAN, BaAS0
T & Nj. ROSENBAUM-Will offer for

81. the next few days, better bargains than ever.
ia tho way of CHEAP DRY GOODS. 10 make room
for the Seasons seoond supply which they will re.
Ceiye next week. Their stock is large and well se'
lected comprising every variety Of the BFyPs sty les
IN ladies' and gentlemcn's EmbroideFies, LIN.
ems HosieTies Psrasnls Cloths Cassmerss. servants
Goods. brown and bleached Shirtings and SheetDgs
of all descriptions.
LII well worth for buyers to call and examine
their stock their MOTTO is TO to sell their t'sts
CHEAP. faps iy9 Broad street.
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n / AM now receiving per ships

40 l AM now receiving per ships
~" Bruno and Alexander" from Liverpool
~ (the latter now discharging at City Point in
h& james RIVER 90 crates EARTHENWARE
comprising the best shapes aud quality Of Dinner
Tea and TOilet-ware Also. Plates, Dishes jugs and
a me assortment OF common goods. suitable for the
country trade.
| keep alse on hand plain white aud decorated
China in sets and by the piece; fine assortment 81
Glass of all descriptions, all of which will sell at
very low rates. OR TAYLOR
ap l2-lm III Main st.
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Only s ii CENTS per yard for

EXFRA STEEL SKIRTS - Another
supply of those extra size and quality Hoop
Skirts,
waite and CoIored Linen. Steel spring Skirts,
with the patent adiuster'
ihildrens' Steel Hoop Skirts
Beautiful Lace Sets. sleeves and Collars
Do Muslin do do do
Black Grape Sets and Collars.
BLACK anFwhite half Mourning Sets
White and Cold Emb'd Pique Sets
Do do de- do do for children
ChiIdrens CoIlars, in white and colors
10 Linen Jackets aGd Walking Dresses
White and Cofored Marseiiles Tor Capes and
Nantes
Printed Linens Check Linens
Linen DrIings, Printed Satteens
Fancy CaSsimeras aud Nankinetts, for boys
Rich Organize Robes
DO Organizes and Jaconets
Barage kobea, in double skirts and Flounces
Do do Flounce and Qulle
Greuadier Robes, very rich
Rich Paris Bareges and Grepediers
At ~ Nam street.
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JULIA KAVANAGH's NEW WORK

JULIA nav ANAuH - NEW NOhh-
For sale by A MORRIS.
" Main street
HISTORY Of the Inductive Sciences, from the car.
lest to the present time: by VIM Whewel d D.
the third edition. with additions; vols 6vo-
ADELE, tale by Julia Kavanash. author Of Ma.
thalie, etC-tU0
HISTORY OF the Republic Of the United states Of
America. IA traced in the writings OF Alexander
Hamilton. and OF his c0temporarIes; by John
HamiltOu; vol cd, Svo. cloth 2.A
SARTAROh, a tale OF Norway, by James Malt
LAMARTiNE's Confidential Disclosures; tran.la
ten from the French by Eugene piunkeit-nrw
CHRISTIANITY. the Logic of Creation. by Henry
LEECHs Post Office Directory; new suppy-75c
ELEMENTARY German Reader, on the Plan Of ia
cob's Greek Reader with full vocabulary: com.
posed, compiled and arranged ~ Systematically by
Rev Heydenreich-62c
APPLETON's Cyclopedia of Drawing, designed rs
TeHt Book for the Mechanic, Architect. Eugi
neer and Surveyor; edited by w Worthen
BEATRICE Cenei; translated from the Italian by
Luigi MOnti, A NJ
ROUMINIA. the Border Land of the Christian and
the Turk: by James NOyes, VI ID
LIFE and Love In Norway; by \ Joy Morris
FASHION and Famine; by Mrs Ann s, steghen
THE FIREMAN, by David Dana. ap l0-5t
OAK POSTS, OAK POSTS AND FENC-
~ ING PLANK.-SQuare Oak Posts for yard and
garden fences round White Oak Posts IS 10 y feet
long; White oak Fencing Plank II feet long. sea
s3ned OAK and WOOD by he sora fSr T., sale
Ad 'ress through Richmond Posi- Office.
ap John
QEMOVAL.-M. G. WHITMAN, BRAND
~ CUTTER. has removed to the Tin and Sheet Iron
establishment OF Messrs. ID. G. r. Weller, on MAN
all in want of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS Of all
sizes and designs can he accommodated on the most
reasonable terms and as he has carried en- this husi
in this city for the last Is years, he atters him
self he can please the most fastidiOus.
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DRlVATE B0ARDING.-Boa NAV be
obtained in private family in a genteel and
convenient part of the city, for gentleman snd
lady, on SIN street, between Clay aud Leigh, third
Tenement left slda an I9-3tx
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81 Beautiful Ambrotypes, new style. at low
prices, by the remarkable TYLER Co. I39 Main st.
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CIGN PAINTING.

THE PATENT- RIGHT OF THE CITY
L OF RICHMOND. for the sale of Baiy & Dan
ford's Patent IydroCarbOn Burners and fnexplo-
sive and Self generating GAS LAMPS, the hest
Lamps known. is offered for sale. Persons with n
mail capital will be enabled TO enter very profit
ble business The subscribers optical profession
requires his attention much attend to this bu-
oiness MARKENS, 0ptician.
Store under Mansion House,
Main SIR
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ACT l. Cavern Of Jewels, containing the Won
derfu Lamp.
ACT U.-Grand March of the Female Guard.
ACT III.-Procession of Slaves of the Wonderful
Lamp
ACT Iy-Ilumina1ed Hall of Lanterns, and
Grand March of the Children Of Light.
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VIRGINIA WORM XII IER.-Childrer

CRY for iti This valuable ana popular prepare
ton IL recommended With the greatest confidence
Past experience and test Of years having proved Y
be OF the best safest and most reliable Worm o
ssrcyers In use
Being prepared especially for children. IL 10 sweet
and pleasant TO the taste and readily taken By them
and may be given 70 the Youngest infant with perfect
safety. a. II contains OIL worm seed turponuneof
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only by H. J. pIcor. and for sale By
Druggists generally. an II
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(sOMPO UND SYRUP OF PIiOS-
~ PLATES or CHEMICAL FOOD. composed o.
the Phosphate Of Lime soda, PntasSs and iron.
prerared ~ BLAIR & WEkfH. Ch lnists .snd h,sh,
~ recommended by Physicians a. being the eest
preparation OF the md and not causing the gT'pi,
and arrangement of the stomach that atterfs ne
use OF all crude mutations OF this preparation
teaspOonfnl contains "a grains 0f Prnto fho@pa's
OF Iron grains Ot Phosphate Of Lime. Ia slsn
Phos phato OF Potassa, grains Phosphate o. esdA'
''' H. J. PiCOf,
ana pVagsts
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- FOR RENT.-One half of the
E:i Store House corner Cary and 18th streets
Also the Office formerly occupied by Messrs Preston
Enders, in Shockoe Slip. Possession can be had at
once. Apply to EAJ CL0Pf0N,
corner Wall and Franklin SITS,
an l2--Gt 0pposite Messrs Dick inson. Hill Co.