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DgCg.sgp-Mr John Shakespeare died at Lang
lev priory, Scotland, the 10th of june in
his eighty,thira year. The deceased gentleman
will be remembered Tor his princely heneToience
ia giving the sum of $4,000 for the purchase and
preservation of Shakespeare's house at Stratford-
an
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STATUE OF EDWARD EvERETT-The Boston
Courier recommends that when Mount Fernol
shall have come into the possession of the nation
a Etatne of bronze or marble in some appropriate
part Of the domain, be erected OF the orator by
hose efforts IL has been secured.
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e%5~ ANOTHER CUsE By BAKER's PRE-

MUM BITTLRs E BAKEE, Esq RICHMOND, VA
tear Sir: am opposed t. quack medicines; AS such,
how yer dc not in end to des4 nate your Premium
Bitters My attention was directed 70 the use ol
these Bitters by my WIFE upon our little infant.
Just sixteen months old. His ON plant was CHROME
diarrtCna which had assumed such character as
to FORM in cur opiuion, doubt OF his recovery. We
commenced the use OF your Eitters ami very soon
thereafter he became convalescent, and is now
healthy and vigorous AS nothing else in The way
of medicine was used to restore him TO health, we
car but attribute his recovery 10 your Invaluable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-15

az SEE the new style OF Anbrotypes introduced
by TTtER & Co. f3q Main street. Thes are the only
really coed Ambrotypes made North or South. and
thair prices the lowest
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THE L. s. STEAMSHIP CoL0RADA-Ihe main shaft
of the machinery Of the Colorado broken, Il
few days since, in the Gulf She is DOW at Key
West, and will probably arrive at Norfolk shortly,
in order 10 have the broken shaft replaced.
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NEW GOODS FOR THE WARM SEA

NEW GOODS FOR THE WARM SEA
~ SON.
Gsrdt n or Fire Engines for Tobacco Planters kt
House or Cistern fumps-7 sizes
Yard OF Well Pumns~3 sizes
Pumps for Deep WsRs-4 varieties
Suction and Force pumps-f varieties
Hydraulic Rams-3 sizes
Cast Iron. Galvanized Iron ana Tin Bath Tubs
Cast Iron Sinks sizes I ~
Bath Boilers, Laundry Stoves
Charcoal and Hard Coal furnaces
Iron settees and Chairs
Lead Pipes 10 ia inches
Ntot-iron Pipes tol& riches
DO do-Gairariseu; which latter will
not rust or the water. and will be laid In the
best manner.
full supply in store and for sale.by
GEO STARRETT
iylo dayernor ssseet.
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PROFESSOR J. II. lScRasAN, fol- merly novelist
and tale writer Of some celebrity, in Massarhu-
setts, but who has been for several years past II
clergyman Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
has recently received call to the charge OF Christ
Church. Holly Springs, Misc, as also, to that Of
the School in that town, known st. Thomas
Hall.
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rns- CaEopLAsTIo TEETH -Arli6;

Teeth by the Cdk0PLASTIC PROCESS are insert
eli by the subscriber, ami warranted to he superior
in every respect to any other method row in use -
Specimens can b. seen at the subscribers Office
Main street, opposite C0rlDthisn Hall.
jy I3-lm JNO MCCONNELL, Dentist
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SW HENRY, Proprietor

gsF NoTICE Tho annual meeting Of
the stock holiers Of the Tuckaboe and James RIVER
Railroad Co will be held At the Office Of bunlop
Mnncu & Co. in this city, on MON DAY, the 10Th
inst at O'Clock p. NJ GEO W. R0l=ThR.
iy I2-td Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-15

CHEAP FuS.-Captaiu Fuller of Cincin natl
steamer has been fined eight dOiia's, for lashipg
with buggy whip, a discarded mistress, VINO al
noyed him after his marriage.
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WANTED to purcha e, a first rate fe-
w male COOK. (black preferred from Is TO 30
years Of sge without encumbraDce
~ S-2w JOHN MABEN
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~ f4.uu INTELLIGENCE.
. s.esp end, July Il Thigh Water s1a ''s'
ARRIVED,

schr samuel X vipton. " ashington. Alexandra.
OF ttsr shells, to Captain
SAILED.
s.hr jasper. {Br) Banks, Halifax, -four. Bridg-
ford Il
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NJ work and liberal
w wages at the WheelwfiGht and Wag Ma
hing huspess Addr6 g. through the yoat office, to
FIEAING MOORE, Rlchn. oBd va. u l5-3L~
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sSF~ UsIoN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INsTf-
TUTR.-The examination of this Institution, will
commence on MONDAY. the 18th instant at o'clk
A NJ ia the lecture Room
The commencement exercises will take place at
I'm on station Church, on WEDS ESDkI evening,
the 18th at O'Clock, wi en- the essays of the gradu
ating class will be read, with interlrdes of music,
aud diplomas conferred.
On THURSDAY evening, the 18TH at 8h4 o'clock.
the Literary ADDRESS will be delivered to the
young Ladies, at the same place, by Rev. j. A:
DUNCAN. After which. will be a presentation OF
Bibles to the graduating class,
The friends and patrons of the Institute. aud the
public generally. are respectfully invited to attend,
on each occasion. Jy i0-5t*
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HAMPTON RoAps. Juiy Il Arrived. schooner geo
NoyysLK. July ii.-Afriyed. brig Horteose' IRON
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FYr EMPLOY the hard working, scientific, and ener
getic Artists TYLER Co. Price for superior An
brotypes d cents. From that up to S25.
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WANTED-A first rate CARPEN1ER,
w for the balance ofthe year, az the COrbn fiill
Mines. JNO j EhTH, Agent.
TIA
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WANTED At the Dime Hotel and
W Restarsunt. al Main strett, first rate BAR
TENDER. Refer nee required.
IL In HEARD h 90.
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SUccEssrUL.-Accord;ug to the Wilmington Re
| publican, Dir: J. b. Roberts the American TRACE.
liaa. met with the most brilliant success in Eng
laud. having made during his theatrical campaign
about $4,000.
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jy s-l2tif

RICHMOND, IAth July. Ie3*II
HAVING THIS DAY ENTERED INrU
IA co-partnership for the purpose of CONDUCTING
the PAINTING BUSINESS in ali its hrsuehep-
We respectfully soici. share Of the public patrt
age and pledge ourselves toexecute all work
trusted to na with neatness and despatch We MAJ
treet OSCAR Null
Nv I3-6t< HARDY PYLE
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A vocalist says he conld sing sway down on the
Old Tar river if he could only get the pitch.
A mammoth Mechanical Bakery has just been
opened at Cincinnati.
The Masonic Lodges in South Carolina are con.
tributing largely to the fund for the purchase of
Mount Vernon.
Judge Douglas said in his speech "that he was
prepared to yield to the bred Scott decision" not
the reverse as reported.
private meeting of the shareholders of the Iili-
nois Central Railroad had been held in London. A
committee was appointed to look into the affairs Of
the compan +, and delegate goes to New York
The Rev. DR., Nchoisen, of CINCINNATI and for
merry of N. Orleans has accepted the invitation TO
cfiiciate AS pastor of Trinity church in Washing
ton city ssiF~
Gen. Il. II. Cutler, proprietor Of the Wa. Ellington
Hotel. Newbern, N. g., died on the lat II st. He
was a native Of Westmore,and eonnty.3a.
Tue Waco Texas Soutbtrner dominates Messrs,
Qnitman aud Bouhan for the offices of II ssident
aud Vice President in 1850.
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rICg.-Having

nsT MEAsugERs NoTICE. Having
removed my office to my resideDceR Broad st.
one door below the African Church, solicit. from
my many friends and the pubic generally, con
tinuance of that patronage. which, for the last D
months they have so literally bestowed.
From the large experi>uce | have had in measur-
ing Lumber, Brickwjrk. Plasteriug, D TT work
Stone work &C. feel confident Of giving gen raj
satisfaction LEROY A CRENSHAW,
l2-lm MeaSu ef.
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{kTANTED.-W wish TO purchase a
w good strong Canal Boat-of about 100 or 40
barrels capacity. ..,,-.., 1000
~ Its ; mCGkCDEhS SONo.
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graduate of The UuI.

W ysrsity OF Virginia. who has hal some exp
rence in teaching desires situation tor the eBsu-
Tutor in a private family Address "A. g." FieS-
eriokrbuig, Va, Reference LAY be made to Rev. J
Petersin. or TO d Lee Powell. Fsq hjchmond, 10
Il. I. TB0m, Esq fredericksburg.
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SAFEAT HoME.-N. W. Arlington, of Nash and
Maj. Harris of Franklin, who so badly beat
en- in Richmond. have arrived at their homes and
are rapidly recovering from the injuries they re-
csived.
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} 49, - - - -
WANTS.

! WANTED - OFfiCE.--Furnisted cd, or
w Desk Rom. Any pei son having the above Z,
let will ind liberal fe1a Z ey addressing ~ D.
| 80 Box 575. Richmond. ~. t4*se
| LIZ Ii-Ifs
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Mavs l3ss. " B RADCLIFFE.
Price 80 cents per bottle-to be had OF all promi-
rent Druggists in this city, and elsewhere in Nir-
GINA. Jy IL
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NORTHERN ICE-Four cargaes now
= on the way. schooners Roseneath, Sarah Fran
CO. RedIn gtUn, aud brig Ciary Elem
While dischargi1g said carsoes will sell at a
very low figure. Large consumers will do well to
give us call Il WAKDWELL co.
l5-3t%
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.NANTED-At the Carbon Hill Coal
w Mines, one or two good STONE MAS0Ns.
ie 26-ts JNu J WERTb, Agent.
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LOST.
STORE FnR SALE

CONFECTIONERY STORE FOR SALE.
~ The uude, sgned, d, string to remove from she
city, wishes 20 sell on the CONNECTION EKY
STORE DOW occupied b5 him. on the corner of 2lst
aud Main streets including q moderate stock If
tioCds on hand The store can be rented at a mode
rate rent Any person wishing 10 engage in this
busness, could do well i'll this part of the Iovu APP
ply TO JULIAN ALLUISI,
jy i2-3t*
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MAN, competent to take

w charge Of q steam Saw Mill is New Kent 20
To that under. taffs the business ar q Is grod
sawyer, will give good wages and steady employ
ment Also, four OF five MILL HANDS, negroes
preferred. Any person having hands ~ this &C.
scriptiop, ind employment for them by calling
on me. Mt Nr. H. kersey's store on Main street
jy i-lw~ no W LAEKE
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STANTON VA

Ri. Rev. W. MEADE. ID. ID &, President Of the Di.
rectory.
Rt Rev. j. JOHNS, D. D.. Vice President of the
Directory.
Rev. r. IL PHILLIPS, A. NJ. Principal and Head
of the Family assisted by full corps OF experienced
sntSkompetent officers in the Boarding and Academ-
ica Departments.
The session of 1853 will open on the last WE'D,
NESDAY IN next September. Registers. with full
information, sent on application TO Rev. r. IL
PHILLIPS. StauLtoD. Va. ap 23-3mE
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EOR SALE.-SIDE PEW NO. 120,
st. Paul's Church. Apply to
Ivy HENEON REIIER
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WANTED--A good COOK, WASHlR
w aud lRONER, Immediately either white OF
c0lored None but the best needspply at this lice.
2t-ts
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VARIANTS SETTER APERIENT--
L preparea on an entirely new principle, from a
ats and accurate anay of the celebrated tlxel
spring in Germany. This much esteemed and ole.
CANT prepare on combining efficacy, economy aud
portability. viii be und highly valuable for the re-
lief Of Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Bilious Affection,
PURCELL, LAID a 90. Druggists,
"a No Ia, corner of Main and Governor sta
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uOiS.-Came to my Farm, formerly
IA owned by Mr. Reins. the Fair Grounds
two HOGS. The own can gat the same by pro-
wing property end pap ing charges
u l5-3t* r NJ THORNE.
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WANTED-By young man situa-
w ton as oyERSEER on farm or plantation.
References given Address W p. HENDERSON,
through the Richmond Post Oh5". - lf-3ts
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4 TEACHER.-A Lady, q graduate of
II enc of the first Northern seminarios, with ono
years experience in teaching Id the south deeirss
q situation, for the coming year, AZ TkACH BR-
She can be highly recommended. satisyactory re-
te, ence can be given. Address TEACHER,
~ lifts through the Post Office,
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DEW FOR SALE-No Il in the First
Presbyterian Or Moore's) Church INQUIRE OF
SWORDS & TUhW
le Cts rs Broad street
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EDUCATION

ERENCH LANG A G E Professor
4 ENRON begs to offer to the Principals OF BOY \
OR YOUNG LADIES SCHOOLS, ID the city IL
Richmond his services for the next session t. begin
the lst " UcIober. Address, Erof. h. EMlOA,
jus ctiou. Hanover couGty, Va.
IL IU-tl5AugustA
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EATS. CAPS, BOOTS. 40.

In NOTICE--A fresh lot Of La.
dies. Misses and Children's SHOES ana
CATERS, just received per steamer yainestown
and for sale at the following prices: '''
Ladies' black foxed ALTERS. heeled-sa FER nal,
Ladies' black foxed CATERS, Without heels-i "a
per pair '
Ladies' black foxed CATERS. without heels-I,,
per pair '
Ladies' black aud brown GAITERs--i 90 per rair
Ladies black Congress CATERS, hee.ed-2Tj ,.
pair
Misses black Congress, CATERS, without hce,,-
LIS per pair
Misses black Lace CATERS, without heeIs-l Is ar
pair
Misses brown CATERS, heelad--l 50 per pair
Chidren's fancy SHOES and CATERS frou,--s? IN
IL per pair
Childrens plain SHOES from-25 to IS per pair
ALS0-Men's. BOYS and Youths sH,iRS a our
own manufacture, sewed and pegged. at very low
prices JEWETT & EMMERsOS
fe 25-gts No Z1t Recall -
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AWEDpfyG CAKE.-Fhe London Post speaking Of
the wedding cake used at the marriage of thu
Princess Royal, says: The cake was between 9 and
feet In height, and was divided from the base to
the top into three compartments. oil in white
The upper part was formed ofa dome of open work
on which rested a crown. Eight columns, Oh l.
circular plinth. supported the dome, aud eBclos ed
an altar. upon which stood two Cupids holding .
medallion having the profile of the Princess Roya
on one side aud that of the Prince on the other
Festoons of jasmine were suspended from the capi
tails OF the columns, and busts of the Queen, the
Prince Consort, the Prince and the Princess OF
: Prussia we're placed on four equi-distant bases.
projecting from the plinth. The side of the cak,
itself displayed the arms at Great Britain and
Prussia placed alternately, panels of white
satin, and between each coat of arms was a medal
lion ofthe Princess Royal and the Prince encircled
~ byorange blossoms Rows of pearls bordered each
division of the monumental cake"
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g HaRpsR's FERhY ARMoAY.--ihe flowing amour
of rife muskets and model rifles have been manu-
featured aud turned over to the military store
keeper at the United states armory at Harper
Ferry Va. I'm the LIST of July. 1857. to the Is
OF January, 1858, viz: Rifle muskets compiet.
with APPENDICES, 4.18u; model rifles, with Ions
range sights aud sword bay0nets. 225-totai o
m tdel arms, 5ilo5. Mu.kets altered With Iops
range sights. TIA; rifles altered with long.rang,
sigats aud sword bsyonets, l043-total of aIttret
ms, lT57-besides u large amount of component,
and appendages transmitted to various parts o
the country, as ordnance supplies, navy reoui
siiio 80 &C.
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u tue 'o"h WIN A CHRISTIAN.
y Sam REWARD II he

~ $500 REWARD The 'boye re-
IA ward will be paid for the apprehension and
II livery TO me- of six runaway SLAVES or
Hl FIFTY DuLLARS for either OF them: aad
a. . ured IN any JAIL that can get them, IH1i,.
FY DOLLARS for each. The names OF the SAID
slaves are az follows: ADDISON. uH ARIES. Will
LIAM, BOB, PAT, aud AMY. Addison is a mulat'o,
sbaut ave feet eight inches high. and upwards II 81
i've Teet six inch, high and IS cars of age. IL
liam is OF the sans cum oexion, with scar "n the
+te Of his moutn, and broken leg, just below the
knee is about ve feet inches high. and q yea
of age Pat is of bright Butmrg coiur, about hve
f-et six inches h Oh, and Is years OF sg~. Amy is
bright mulattc about FIVE feet ri n, and % ear.
iiehaond, by her father. (Hobert) VINO is owned
or Thomas j Deane. The others are in the counties
Of Amelia or Soitoway- 80 =,
l with negro s. OF the above descriptions, would
be noticed and examined BY the people generaliy
SIDNEY BOTT,
70 N Thrills AmrIiaC H Va
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WALKS LssIsLaroxE IN k.xs.s.-The bi

WARIiKg LEGISLATORS IN ksSsAs-The bill
which recently passed the House of Delegates Of
Kansas, 10 iafiicg psnslty OF death upon any of.
hcer daring 70 act under the Lecomptou cous,itu
zion has been rejected in tAe Council or Senate
The latter boiy. however, subsequently unan-
mou+ly adopted the f,lIawiug resolution. to kc
:, into effect of Congress admits Kansas with thu
Lecnmpton constitution:
~R.s1r.t rh,, Ia m event OF such admission
We. IN b-h tf OF the people of ihs Territory, re
4 cling their fled aud nnslterrble dsterm ination
upon This subject will view the II deciara
siou OF war: and relying upon the justice of our
i canse. and the united strength of those who arr
ss hound q, Ms by their symptthies and interests
both Easf and West, we will go into the fight
despite disparity of our position, for extermina
ton of Success"
s. The Legislature has since adjourned, and by the
time they met agsin. the "sobsr second thought :
will probably induce them TO withdraw theii
declaration or war. There is nothing like sober
. reelection. ~ ts $3.50
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DEATH OF AN OLD SOLDIER Edward Lancaster
died recently, near Stockton, Ala. He took an &C
tive part in the Creek War. lie was at Fort
Pierre, one and half miles dis ant from For,
Minis. on the fatal day that the Red Roman
Weatherfard. with his savage horde, inundated
Its brave and gallant band and was one of thu
five who volunteered the next morning to know
its sal fate He, subsequently,, was one of tbs
soldiers who, under Captain Lawreaca. at For
Boyer. Mobile point.) successfully defended thai
city fr~m British aggression: was. at later period
taken prisoner in Mobile Bay, and released aftei
peace. ----- -
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- GREAT BARGAINs-I b.vo

Just received large loo of ladies' thick
seed CATERS, with heels, 81 20; Kid CATERS
with heels. .; 80. CATERS without heels 7jc'
rocco BOOTS. 81 and $l2s; ladies' SHOES sc and
SI;s SLIPPERS. IS and soc; mems Patent Leather
G. ALTERS, 81 So meD's oxford Ties 81 Is; boys do
s71sc: mems BROGANS, 81; boys do slc; mems long
BOOTS, 90 and S.; mems OVER SHOES, 75c Ladies'
aud gentlemen respectfully invited TO call and
examine them at the chesps hoe STORE, 1t Broad
street, opposite drubbs Apperseas Drug Store
fe 25-3L% A. UuGUES
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rs EPIDEMIC SPaTADINs.-A lively scene took placs
In the Tennessee Senate last week Mr. Wake,
suaonnced the fact that Mr.. Whitthorne chad beer
drunk all the morning" Mr.. Whitthorns pro
nopnc"'i fhs statement to be a C. d. lie fght
tmmsdiatey eDsuel. but was ended by the inter
! ference of other senator's
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pRY GOODS.

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. A. K.
IN PARKER Il co. have just received per steamer ss
jamestown, variety Of new ana desiraBie uur !;
New York They win continue TO be suppiissa rom
time 70 time with whatever is most % pnvnc
Among the Goods Just recs ived, are tne soi'o"s
BIack FlouDced Silk Robes
Do Aauilie do do
Cord Aauille do do rs.a rhsra ara
Satin Stripe ..px
Spring De Lainesi in Printed. Bayadere and Robes
Aquille ,
Printed ChalIies, Challie De LANES and Pole de
French. Enylish and American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars
Canbric Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape Sets and Black Grape Collars
Illus on Capes; Illusion BerthAs
Full supply OF Aiexander's Kid Gloves
fe Is A. X. PAKKtR Il co.
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Missouri SPuRGsoS.-During late revival In
the Baptist church at Lagrange.Mo. q lad II year.
old, who had acquired some notorIety in the town
as a theatrical performer, Joined the church ana
prepared himself for the ministry. He has recent
~ been licensed. and has entered on his clerical
duties aud so wonderful are his powers, that the
whole community is in ecstaciss with his efforts
When he breaches, the church Is crowded; per
sons from all the country round about locking to
hear him; and the oldest veterans declare thar
they never before listened 70 such thrilling elo-
squsnee. The name of the hoy preacher" is J. b.
Fuller.
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"a "aesT' ExHssstrasr Ca.Kdg--A Mr. Most
risle splendid chair for the city auth lrities of
Hartf ira, Gina from some pieces Of the old Char.
Ter OAK. which blew down some time ago, for
wn'ch he charged S3To This KUN has staggered
III city u iats, an thus far they have refused ia
.ptr H. Mr- VI. thinks he can get 800 for IT, -.
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Cuas roR PoLraaMY Punch says that President
Buchanan need not throw away powder and shot
upon the Mormons Let him send them fashion
: books. The necessity of crinoiine will destroy
polygAmy. II will render Brigham Young himself
unable to support more wives than one.
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BAD srocx. The people of Green Bay. Wis, got
upa pearl fsbag furore short time since They
sent n lot OF spesiraens 10 New York, and the lew
elry hfm advised shem thai that description of
pearls Was rather scarce In the market just now,
aud they thought that such would sell as high as
sf1ty cents per 6ushel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-26

~ EXPLOSION or ,eoMorfvE "A freight engine on
the Weldon and Wiimingtan Railroad, exploded
her bssler at Halifax, y. O., Wednesday. One ne.
gre was killed. belonging to gentleman named
b lone. of NorthannLnn.