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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

DEATH PROM SWALLOW ING PoTAsH.-On Tuesday o.
last week Mrs Eunice, wife Of Alexander Swain
residing in Nantucket, Mass swallowed quaint
sy Of potash while laboring under temporary men
tai arrangement. After enduring the most intense
suffering, she died on Monday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

WHO TAKE NoTIcE?-A lady in the Milwaukee
Gazette, discussing the garter question, writes:
you acM take notice that just above the knee
there is no hollow depression in which garter
could be retained, no projection which it could
mako q hold"
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F1rH0aAPHIC NHwe-
suPoRrrp ron THI DAILY DIsPAruH
roNGpEgeIoNAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May 31.---,Scnote-- The senare
agreed hereafter to take recess from TO oe'k
in the afternoon.
Mr. seward's motion 10 extend the time for al.
iournmenf, was withdrawn.
II was agreed to take up the resolutions OF d =.
Mason, regarding the outrages BY the brinsh
In the Gulf, on Friday.
The appropriation bills were taken mp.
Houss--The Senate's resolution for the ADJUST
ment Of the difficulties with Paraguay, growing
ont Of the attack on the u. =. surveying steamer
Water Witch. was passed, also the supplement- 10
the Indian bill.
The bill for the deficiency in the Indian Appro-
priatlon was under discussion.
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my SLIM

A@- DoN'r FORGET the great Land sale
of Mr.. 8. Atee takes place on TUESDAY, lst Of
Juue-to commence at u oclock-at the Farm, call
ed "Entarprise" the residence of DR. johnson, four
miles below the city, on the new Central Road.
my 3i-2t$
Conveyarces will be ready at II o'clock at Geo.
L. Earnest's stable. to take persons to the sale.
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LATER FROM HAVA N A--ExCITEMEN7
ABOUT THE BRITISH OUTRAGES.

New ORLEANS May 29.-The steamship PhiIadeI-
phia arrived here from Havana. reports that the
continued outrages of the British cruisers caused
such excitement 10 Havana, that Captain General
Concha had dispatched Spanish feet to interpose
and prevent the frequent violations OF sovereign
ty in Spanish waters. ff
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ENTRAL AMERICAN TREATIES.

WASHINGTON. May 3l.--Semi-ofiicial Information
says treaty has been ratified for the settlement
OF all difficulties between Costa RIGA and Nicara-
qua. including the boundary line of those two
States and Salvador had entered into n treaty OF
amity and alliance, into which it was believed
Honduras would come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

N SHoCKoE HILL BUILDIEG FUND
AssocIArroS. THE monthly meeting Of this Associ
alton vii 81 hsid thiy (TUESDAY) ever ng, af
O'clock Dies win be received from o,ciock, "a .
until the hour Of meeting. BAkdAMlN
ia lit ctS u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

HA.EmpIoy TYLER & Coto execute your Portraits.
They understand their business thoroughly. Price
from Is cents to 1875. 1879 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01
Financial and Commercial.
Richmond Markets, May 81.

The usual dullness of the season is increased by
the untavorable weather. and there is scarcely
thing doing except in Tobacco the receipts of which
continue large. There is no change in quotations
since our last Fridays report. except that Corn is
two or three cents higher and Beef lower.
NORTHERN EXCHANGE continues easy at ga
per cent. premium, and MONEY plenty. North and
somth Carolina notes are per cent discount.
TOBACCU.-Ihe receipts of Tobacco are very
large. and so the breaks The demand is AMI
mated. We quote inferior Lugs at 50 1904 So good
So 25615.75; dry Shipping So 5N1750 inferior Leaf
81 50eps 81; good 50 509l0t); fiue Shipping Sl3@
II l2ta; fine Manufacturing Sl5@261a.
tLtJU n.-There are no recent sales that we hear
Of to shippers Country could be had at s4.75; but
there are no buyers at that. The market is very
WHEAT.-Dunlop, Moncure & Co.'s mills are yet
in operation. but will cloee this week We still
quote extra prime Red and White at Sl.l0(dl 90
Sales of Wheat rejected by miliers at 75t9loo per
COKN-we quote 6O@65 as in quality and quanti-
ty. Market little frmer.
0ATs.-3UGS35 cts per pusfel
BACON. ii ne market is duh at former quotations,
viz: sides ssleiO; Shoulders 7lz@7i4; plain Hams
0ssiTGARs@We quote New Orleans ia az. cts; P.
Rico and Cuba, none in market; Loaf lzc rushed
and Powdered Ii cents; Cofiee 94e; Coffee 95ac;
CUFFEh.-Market firm. We quote Rio IItGsl2 cts
as to quality and Quantity Laguayra l2sc Java DC;
WHIsKkY.-2o1a@2lac
CATTLE MARKET.
BEEF.-The supply of Cattle is better aud the
demand is lessening. The last saes were at S6dI0
per cwt nett. 1he condition of the market would
not warrant quotations alb we these while il may be
that they may not be maintained
LAMBS are selling at SO to S. for fair to extra.
Northern Markets.
NEW YORK, May 3l-Flour lower-stste s375@
firm Western Red 9slz; White ST. Corn firmer
| aud higher-mixed 6096S. Stocks dull and lower
BALTIMORE. May 3l.-Flour quiet-Howard street
aud ohio s42s@437. Wheat duII-Red sl@l .as:
white Sl.i0l1l 81 Corn hrm-niXed 62Q963; white 65
@66; yellow @59. Provisions dull and unchanged.
ToBAcco EXCHANGE, RICHMOND, May %, 1855
SALES made this day by G.. w. ATKINSON, as fol
lows:
Poindexter, Louisa, MOI. at SLABS, to Wor-
II Poindexter. Loui.a, No 5, at 1850. to Turpin
YarbroEgh
Poinlexter, louisa. No 9. at 1880. to Turpin l.
Il Poindexter. Lonisa. No 10. at 1890. to Turpih
YaIbroueh
Poindexler, Louisa, No II, at 10 90, to Turpin 4
Il P Poindexter, Louisa No H. at Hoo. to Lottier
Poindexter. Louisa. No 10, at 1850, to James
Gideon Fliopo Caroline. No !. a. u o. Jas Thomas
F" 3,atl715,
:" lat 1890, tot Hard
Gideon Hippo Caroline. No 8. at 2 g. Jas Thomas
:. " :. Lugs s at li,2s. to LETTER
Mrs s u Lakewood, Caroline. Lugs 8. at Ills, to A
Mrs e Ga'ewood, Caroline. Lugs 4. at Is 90. to c
Mrs eatewood: Caroline. Lugs 5. at le.s29z. to
Thomas Son
Eldred Green. Caroline. ]. at 1929. to Thomas
Eldred Green. Caroline 2. a. !, g. A Thomas Son
!" g Lugs 4, ats00,
cw&dit
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LEGHoRN AND STRAW BoGNEFs Also,
Gentlemen's LEGHORN and PANAMA HATS
BLEACHED by u NEW PROCESS to look as vel
as new LADIES' BAZAAR,
my l5-lm IT'S Broad az.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

Sc Employ TYLER Co to execute your Portraits.
They understand their business thoroughly. Price
from 25 cents to S25 l3q Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

THE EXPECTED NEWS FROM EUROPE.
RIviERE Du LoUpE, May 3l.-Nothing yet of the
steamer Indan-expected with news from Liver.
pool to the 2lst inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

MORE AccoMMoDATT0Ns-A new hotel is to be
erected Immediately at the University of Virginia,
at the western extremity of the eastern range
The first story is to be the kitchen, laundry &c;
the second story will be the dining-room, of size
sufficient to accommodate 1io persons at table.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01
LORD NAPIIR REQUESTS THE BRITISH AD-
MIgAL TO FoRBEAR FURTHER VISITATION.

wAsatsaToS. May 3l-Lord Napier, British Min
lister. to-day dispatched special messenger to the
Admiral of the British squadron. in the Gulf re-
auestiug him TO forbear further visitation Of
American vessels. The messenger Is expected to
find the Admiral at Halifax, If not there, be will
prt Deed to the West India station on board a
steamer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

DEATH OF COMMODORE APP. CATESBY JONES.
WASHINGTON. May 3l-Commodore Ap. Catesby
Jones died in Fairfax county last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01
Doors open at 21s and ! O'Clock, 2, NJ.
Admission 50 cent? Children and servants half


Admission 50 cent?. Children and servants half
GF BAILEY-Manager and Treasurer
EW PEnRY-Lque1irian Director.
WARD sMITH-Ciowrs.
sc WO0LsTON-Ring Master.
One of the prominent features of this Grand Com
bnaton is the performances OF the wonderful Edu-
Gated Elephants (Anthony and Cleopatra from the
Partisan, LONDON. New YORK and Philadelphia The
atres-haying performed at the last PANIED places
for upwards of 100 nights to crowded houses. The
most astonishing display of animal training and in
stiact ever beheld. They march with military pre-
cison, mount pede;tal not over foot IN diameter,
ten feet FROM the ground, where one OF them viii
balance on his Lind legs. and perform the mort in
credible feat Of standing upon his mead! In the
course of the pei 70 finances Anthony will play the
hand organ while Cleopatra will dance in perfect
The performance will commence with q new and
beautiful Cavalcade, entitled The Persian Cavairy
introducing in u series of rapid evolutions The
world-renowned exercises Of that warike people.
Magnificent Acts OF Horsemanship, by Mr. r
Smith
Gymnastic and Acrobatic Feats. by Mons Fletcher
Elegant Scene Act of Changes. by Mr. Stevens
Feats of Eque3trianism on Four Horses, by MIR
La Trapez or lErial Gymnasium
Tumbling, Naultiug, Somersetting, &c.
he III carry Miss Isabella Perry (only years old)
in various astonishing attitudes.
Feats OF Agility on The Slack Rope, by the Clown,
J W Ward.
Comic scene on Horseback, by the Clown, w
Ward, in which he will personate with admirable
OeAGtElIy MI tht lUilOWiBk y,
Female Mode,ty, and Bacchus, god of wine!
W Smith the great Comic singer and Jester.
The entertainments will be eDivened and aterna-
ted wi the performances of the original BIB Rid
ley, (John Mulligan,) who will sing variety of
popular Negro Me.odies and dlees, with Dances,
Ji2s, &c.
The entertainments will conclude with Comic
Afterpiece, by the whole company.
The Company will enter town on the day of Elk.
hbition at about O'clock, A. NJ in grand process
sion, accompanied by the superb American Brass
Band of IL wind Instruments IN their elegant Music
Carr age drawn by Elephants in harness. And af-
ter proceeding through the principal streets will
halt tat the ground of exhibition.
TT TAYLOR, Agent
aN-The above CIRCUS. AND MENACE RIE win
exhibit as Ashland on Wednesday, June 9th.
my 81 -6t
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.>', ..,r,oE TO ADvERTIsERs.

.,..-.,..ment. for the pIsrsrcH must be handed
w - o,clocs in the efsrnooa. in order 70 appear
aaanaxsaay. The heavy pressure Il advertisements
u.on the columns OF our paper WI nos as'h'' ~
W.. 49, sry.ers,on after the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

~ New BOOKS New BOOKS! at SO Main street
fresh supply of Books and Gifts received this day
at the Gift Book Store No 50 Main street. where You
can spend dollar to greater advantage than at any
other place in the CITY, Call and examine and Judge
for yourself Je 1-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

n6r SO CENTS, 3D. Cents, so CENTS -
OsB0RNES Great Picture Depot, established eight
j years. Remember no hnmbuaging. no htshey al.
vertissments no paid newspaper puffsl The best q
/ picfnres at q, centsf OSB0RNE's,
1 ia I-2te Opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

CHURCH Uyroy--The Associate Reformed AM
Associate Presbyterian Churches formally nnitet
in one body at Pittsbnrg last week. The ceremo
nies were highly interesting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

Quick WoRK.-An operator, says the Bridgeport,
Conn. Farmer at Golden Hill Shirt Factory, few
days since, stitched 720 yards of seam in day of
ten hours, with a sewing machine, the number of
stitches taken being 622,o3o. This would give "A
sti ches to the inch of seam and l036 stitches per
minute. The number ordinarily made By hand is
only from 40 to so per minute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

Va & KY. R.LRoAD.-Passing thro' Scott last
week, we observed that work is progressing on the
Cumberla1d Gap Railroad, at various points, 70
some SIX or eight miles. Some of the contracto. =
have made ugly holes in the earth in their exca
vations; the rock blasting is like continuous
peal of artillery: and the face Of the country pre-
ents decidedly rGl-roadih ppearance.-Abingdoa
Val Democrat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

sHIpFrso The number of vessels now on the
way 10 California from the United States is "a
from Eurcs.e to California. 81 bound 10 Australia
from the United States. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
- EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, S.
Whereas. libel was filed in the District Court of
the United States for the Eastern District of Nir-
gnia on the 18th of May, 1858, by Richard o. Has
kins, lbellant, against the steamboat Echo, her
tackle apparel, engine furniture &c all gng that
stores and provisions furnished the said steamboat
of which no part has been p.id and that the said
money is still due him, and praying that the said
boat er tackle, apparel, engine, furniture, &c.
may be condemned and sold to pay said sum of mo
ney, with COSTS charges and expenses
Now. therefore, in pursuance OF the monitien Of
the said Court to ME directed and delivered, / do
steamboat. her tackle apparel, furniture &c or in
in any manner interested Their lin, that they be- and
appe before the said District Court to be held at
the Court room in the citv of Richmond in and for
the Eastern District of Virginia the 10th day of
June, 1885, at II O'clock NJ, then and there to in
terpose their claims and to make their allegations
in that behalf. ID STEEL, d NJ.
ia lit For mo FWTIY MEVD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

AN OBSTINATE SgNAToR.-Tbe Hon William Chap
pell, a member of the Wisconsin Senate, received
$4,000 of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
bribe two years ago, aud was active in corrupting
his legislative associates The Senate at its recent
session voted q to 5. that he guilty, and Is
to Q that he was unworthy of a seat in the body
He. however, retained his seat mass meeting at
WATERFOWL, where he resides, held without distinc
ton of party, unanimously requested MIN to re-
sign He refused. The Common Council of that
city. majority being his political friends, made a
similar request by vote Off to 5. But Mr.. G
would not comply.
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the attention of the public TO sale Of elegant
furniture, to take place at the rooms OF John pa
yies Jr. ESQ az the Edgemont House on Main, De-
tween 9Th and TIN streets, This Day, at O'CLOCK
See advertisement. - : ~,,op !, ca .,,a..
taI IL IL CUOh " W, AuCt5i
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~ CARD.-Special attention OF mer-
chants Is called to my sale Of Dry Goods and Cloth
ing. CONNER cing 10 o'clock this morning, In my
sa,e A'0in'' ~ ''' ALEX MOTT. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

r0AL OIL LAMPS. "A further supply
- II the above Lamps fur burning the Camel
Gsai O-the best and cheap pest light ia use. 10 ba
lobtalIicd at the House FuruishiDg store Of
4 - + A BULkLEY, 1877 Main Ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

CLEVELAND. May 29--The following vessels sail
ed to-day for Liverpool direct Barque ID. G. Pierce,
schooner b. sexton, with slaves aud lumber,
and schooner Correspondents. with wheat The
barque H. Il. Howe sailed for Detroit river for
cargo of lumber, and thence to Liverpool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

eHr To THE LADIES OF RIcHMoND.-
LADIES' NEAP0LITAN, BLOND. LACE. AMI
STRAW B0NNETS Cleaned and Finished in the
most fashionable style. Also, DYED all colors.
GENTS PANAMA, LE9H0RN AND STRAW
HATS. BLEACHED By an entire NEW PR OCFSS
and flushed equal new. and in the approved
style. Also. DYED brown tea cocr &C., at the
shortest notice, at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

APPROACHING MEssaLLIAScE.-The approaching
marriage of an English lady, of large income and
portIy pers N. with her stalwart Italian courier is
much talk. d of by the English in Paris. The lady
has Just returned from tour in Switzerland,
where the unceasDg attentions of the courier, his
vigilance over the ady's safety, his bad English,
and bis singing to the guitar, completely took the
grateful heart Of the lady by surprise. The lady 8
eldest sor an officer in the Guards is said to have
arrived in Paris for the express purpose of pre-
venting the match, if possible but, upoG acquant-
auce with the object of his mothers attachment,
became recopciled the step. with the consolato-
nv remark to his frieuds-"The fellow seems quite
good enough for stepfather at any rate; and its
we'll its no worse."-Court Josvnc'.
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nxr MEDICAL ADVICE GRArIs.-The

Ss MEDICAL ADVICE UhAfIb.-I nc
unses sonable weather which has been prevailing
for some time past is naturally, productive OF many
Of those fnaanmatory ailments which . ffiict man
Kind Let ali who may be thus attacked provide
themselves with "HENRY's STIMULATING LINIMENT,"
and obtain the relief which it invariably affords
when udtciously applied The proprietor partIeu.
Iarv n,ends this preparation to those who
suffering from PAINS IN THE BACK, and AFFECTIONS
OF TIE LIVER.
Grubps Apperson, B. l.. Thomas and others
PURCELL LADD
Wholesale Agenta
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A REccoNrTIoN.--The New York Ledger states
that at the funeral of a relative, N. p. Willis and
his sister, Fanuy Form, recently met aud recognize.
ed each other for the first time in seven years
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m DOLLARS REWARI

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD - Stolen
Z from the subscriber, at the car sbon Of the r. !,
n. and P. Railroad. on Wednesday, Goth May. SILL
YER LEVER HUNTING WATCH. No. 1859. with
v r r. on the front side. IL was made by 10 seph
Uarton, Liverpool. aud imported by II. Hyman-
Also silver Chain attached, with 4. Q. slide
Twill give i've dollars for its delivery to ms at the
above named shop.
je LIST w GRAFTON.
ON AND AFTER lar JUNE, WILL
" deliver Glover Hin Crate COAL at $500 per
lead, nnti further notice can slss supply orders
for Anthracite COAL Coke and WOOD.
~. 9ffios-at Yard, near Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Depot. CHASJ MACMuRD0, JR.
10 i-2w
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AMssIoAs STUDENTS IN PANS AND rHs FRENCH
poI1cS In consequence Of his constant fear OF as
sassinaton, the French Emperor, II 10 said, keeps
himself always surrounded by an army Of watch.
men, who are detailed at all points and corners
Of the Tuiieries, and guard every passage, day
and night
In the Garden Of tho Tuilleries. these watchmen
are Ia citizens dress, patroling up and down Tue
ALLEY during the day. Lately two American ~.
dents we're arrested by these yigilants, without
any jus,iiablc cause. While walking IN the Tar.
den, one Of the students was explaining 20 ,ne
other, (who only short time ago had arrives ~
Paris) the construction Of the building wnen .ney
observed gentleman approach, as u 70 osernsa'
their conversation. This individual snpseq nsues
by signal. called a second person, VINO Iosowsa
the students and finally demanded sheir pas y.
Neither having that important document On naas
the studests were arrested and Imprisoned unth
agents visited their houses to ascertain Wne.he,
their statements were correct. IN the course ~, "
acme honrs after they we're set AZ liberty with the
superiiuous advice never to be without
po,tan and "not again &c gesticuiate wllh 'ne, me-,
hands in the vicinity Of the French Emperors raj
arc
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The DEFEAr OF GARza AT TANPIco.-The pensa-
cola Gazette gives the following version Of the
news brought by the U. s. steamship Fulton, from,
Tsmpieo. II Is the same in effect as that given BY
telegraph bnt In detail:
She brings intelligence that the troubles conse-
quent upon the civil war are all over at Tampico,
and peace aud quietness once more restored by
that city after having been besieged with a par.
tial bembardment for the last two months.
On the 9th inst Gen. Mejia arrived there from
the interior with reinforcements TO the number OF
1000 men, $50 Of them cavalry. to strengthen the
inside or besieged party under Gen Moreno, which
gave hem dee ded advantage. On the 14fh. the be.
sieget forces sailed out from the city OF Tsmpico
and after attacking the besiagers, hard fighting
ensued through the entire day. when those who
had been the besiegeJ came of full consuerors
They captured all Gen Garzae forts. all the cannon
and baggage wagons. Gen. Cara fed with most
OF his troops. about hfty taken prisoners and
u was thought that about one hundred and thirty
we're killed and wounded on each side.
The river H. Of course, all clear and vessels ca
now goin and out at pleasure once more
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THE "DAUPHIN. "-Among the private bills before
the House of Representatives Saturday was bill
"for the relief of Eleazar Williams. sole surviving
heir aud son of Thomas and Mary Ann Williams"
Did the Inflated Louis XVI and Marie Antoui9tte
ever pass under these GlaiSeS? They must have
done So if it is true that Mr.. Williams is the last
Dauphn of France, for he now declares that he is
the sou of these Wiliamses.
Gen. E. Y. Fair, of Montgomery, Ala, has been
appointed Minister to Belgium.
Hon. Thomas Ruffin, of n c. declines re-elec
ton to Congress-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

A CARD Having understood that Mr..
"A C. III. BURLINGTON has circulated report
to the effect that said that he had declined running
for the office OF Constable of Sd District, Henrico
some time fore the election took place, this is to
the proof of the same Also, being satisfied that
majority Of the voters of the District have not their
choice in the election of my opponent. | shall take
the first opportunity thar presents itself to .otfsr
myself candidate for the said office.
je I-2t* WN. Fl. TYLER.
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TIE fnfsHsr AT pIEpAosr-A Nam nj Ga ..,,.
ms wye on ms Baek.--At Piedmont, Va, a day o..
Two since, the rise In the north branch OF the
Potomac Was 50 great as 10 overflow q large Dor
Won 81 the town. The citizens were obliged 10
leave their houses in skitfs hog trauobs =.
on rafts, and one trlIow who, In spite Of the
Is'aenstrasess OF his neiehbors. persisted In re-
n,s'hing ~ his house. finally compelled 10
abandon V By swimming, with his wife On his
back fhsfsiow came near 10 sin his life BIZ IN
operation, ard was only saved by cling,rQ Ia ,oys
aud pisnks which i,ad been sent to him 6y tlsose
% shore. Aa* 81 80 ' ''ses'e
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UENNIS g bhU II Ell .
BLEACHING, PRESSING AND DYING
ESTABLISHMENT, Franklin st
my 27-lm Opposite Metropolitan Hall
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xrDYsPFPsIA AND FITs.-DR. o..
PHELPS BROWN the great curer 81 Consumption.
was for several years so badly afflicted by DEspep
STA that for part the time he was confined to his
bed. He was eventually cured by pre- ;cription
furnished him By young clairyoyant girl. This
prescrip ion, given him by mere child, while 10 h
state of trance has cured every body who has taken
il never having failed once 1t is equally sure In
cases of Fits aud DyspepBa. The ingredients NAV
be found 10 any drug store. / will send this yalu-
able prescription to any the ceipt OF one
stamp to pay postage. Address
DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand street, Jersey City, n. j.