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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

anxspospEscE or THE slcumesp DAILY pIspArcH-l

icDhREsP0hDkNGE OF THE klrBMpND DAILY bisfAfhh.j
HARRBosBuka, Va, April 22, ls5s.
The weather during this month has been play
ing the coguette admirably, alternately IN smiles
and tears; and on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
she much resembled young lady who bad been
disappointed In her love affairs. The sun ala NOT
make its appearance during the three days, ana
was nothing but rain. rain. rain, unth Iuesasy
night--when IL closed in real thunder storm, the
rain coming down in torrents for near an bour-
On Wednesday ::mornipg, old Sol made his appear
ance, and was received with hearty welcome.
The streets are almost impassable and consequent
~ we are greeted with frowns from the fair sex
on all Sides as il is serious barrier IN the way OF
their "going-a-shopping."
The quarterly term Of the County Court coaseh-
ell ON Mondly last and granted licenses to retail
the ardent to six taverus and six merchants
Four of these taverns and two merchants are Ia
Harrisonburg. They also appointed Commission
ers to attend the Militia Elections. With these
exceptions, the Court occupied in attending to
Law suits Of different kinds.
The different candidates were in town. all pull
ing the wires to his own advantage. The excite
meut is growing somewhat warm, and each can
didate is confident of his election. Mr. Cootes has
withdrawn from the County Clerk ticket, aud IL
runningas Deputy for VIM. P. Byrd, who is run
ming for that position. 49,
Simeon h. Gibbons, Esq, are happy TO learn
has been appointed Brigade Inspector for the dis
trict composed of Rockingham, Shenandoah and
Page counties. A better selection could not have
been made, as MFR. Gibbons is, wss understand, .
graduate OF the West Point Military Institute and
we'll versed in military tactics. VALLEY.
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The Pacific Railroad.

We are glad to See that this mammoth enter
prise 10 dead, at least for the present session OF
Congress. Unless it can be a national road it
ought not to be made at all. Its Free Soil advo-
Gates in the Senate want to locate it as to rem
der II exclusively tributary to Northern COM
merce. The representatives Of the South .hould
see that their own section has share in the ad.
vantages of work for which the South, the great
FEEDER OF the treasury, will have as usual to pay
tho piper. The enterprise ITSELF separated from
sectional influences, lobby jobs aud political in.
husnces, Is one deserving universal commenda.
ton
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Mr.. Letcher Of Vtrgtnta.

The soothsIde Democrat pays q fervid tribute to
the able speech Of this rising statesman, on the
deficiency Bill II says this speech "is the clear
est and most conclusive Of all the efforts in the
House we have met for many day. And then,
'oo' MS anninehing honesty Of purpose, the pal.
pabie virtue which would mark him out, if be
were undistinguished by his successful public ca.
rssr, gave power and Influence to his remarks
which would have been wanting, we are sorry to
say, IN those OF many In the House. Everybody
looks to bis course with this certainty, that an ho
nest and daantlsss spirit, we'll as cool, STEADY
judgment, guides It."
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY MEMO
RIAL.

WASHINGTON April 22.--The memorial presented
to the Senate by the American Telegraph Company
represents that such law as asked for by Ken
dali and others will conflict with past State legis
lation, delay business, render responsibility
uncertain, and upjustly deprive the remoD-
strants of rights secured by contract, and of
the legitimate fruits: of vast outlay by the
American Company in the hazardous Atlantic
cable enterprise: that their contract of connec-
ton with the New Foundland company, is such as
has been universal among telegraph line in the
L s., and that while the Atlantic company has
been highly favored in being permitted to use U.
s. ships to lay the cable it is proper it should be
known. that no pecuniary aid has, as yet, been c.
ceiYed from pOYprnment.
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noted miser having relented so much IS to
give beggar sixpeace, suddenly dying soon of
ter, the attendant physician gave it as his opinion
1t was from enlargement Of the heart
Miss Charlotte Wyatt, who played in Richmond
as leading woman. some three or four seasons ago
Is highly praised by the London papers, for her
acting there.
Edgar Castine was shot and killed ia New
Hanover co, n c., last week by Larrer, his brother
in.law.
He who stabs you with pen would do the
same with penknife, were he safe from the
law.
One ofthe finest specimens of a laconic speech
on record il that Of Rochejacquelin: AT i adj
vance follow me; il fall, avenge me; If finch.
kill me-
On very pretty girls saying to Leigh~IIunt
u am very sad, yen see," he replied; ooh, no
you belong to the other Jewish sect; you are very
fair, see."
The New York Legislature adjourned Monday,
having failed TO pass the canal loan bill.
Renj Gregory, who lately escaped from Jail at
Characteristic, Va, has been re-eaptared.
The "Wayerly House," at ouipeper Court House,
has been sold for $l0O00 70 Messrs George L
smith, who viii convert itinto female institute .
man named Watson, from Frederick, Mary.
land, Was lodged 10 jail ut Martinsburg, Va. on
sanaay last, charged with having committed for
10y upon DIVERS persons, 70 q considerable
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Things In Petersburg.
poSDENCR OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

PETERSBURG, April I'D.
The fine weather continues and the streets are
noisy and gay. cannot say that it is popularity
but the people Of Petersburg display an approach
ton for fair skies and pleasant temperature which
to the visitor from your city would appear re-
markabie. There is fashionable routine, no
ritual of promenade, but morning and evening the
streets absolutely crowded with ladies aud
Hastily dressed children. i might more partlcu'
larry speak Of the evening, when there seems TO
be d much greater rush for the enjoyment OF the
fresh air and the display of nery and fair forms
At this hour of evening write, they are march
ing by in an eXuberaDce of numbers and appear
ance that would suggest the idea of gala to some
fashion queen.
The wild Irshman. John Dobson, imprisoned
yesterday for disorderly conduct, was permitted
to depart to-day, under bonds. for good behavior,
In the sum of $50. A butcher, known as John
Bishop residing in the sovereign section of West
ward. was up for knocking down his sister, and
producing serious illness thereby; but. as no one
appeared against him, he was dismissed with some
good advice. A runaway slave, belonging to Mr..
5. V. Watkins. of Prince George, was arraigned and
disposed of with becoming celebrity
Several free negroes together with a number of
slaves virtually tree, having the consent of their
owner, Mr.. " m. Carter, were granted certificates
permitting them to leave the State, their future
home being on the free soil of Ohio.
Nothing of strange order has occurred to-day.
Business affairs still flowing in the same active
and encouraging current. Tobacco is very brisk
aud the attendance at the BREAKS this morning was
large and animated BspPo
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nsau. DYSPEPSIA AND FRS.

DR.. TRACY DELORME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
for part of the time he was confined TO his bed =
file waseventually cured by aprescripton furnished
him by young clairyoyau girl This prescTip.
ton, given by u mere child. while in IA state Of
trance has cured everybody who has taken it, new
er having failed once IL is equally in cases
oil FRS, as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. l will send this valuable
prescription 10 any person on the receipt of one
stamp TO pay postage. Address DR. TRACY DE-
LORME, GREAT CUREg OF CONSUMPTION. New York
Post Office. APP I5-d&Wimif
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xsF MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEN.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the which
this aRice has attained-for Rheumatism. Salt
Rheu N Burns. Bruises, Stiff Joints Galds, Spran
Pole Evil. and Swellings upon Horses, it has no
equal for Man or Beast Nc person will be without
il who has once tested its value "And with refer
TO the general estimation Of the Mustang iini
nIent. can Cheertully say that article per
forlnet 80 many cures IN our neighboThood as this
Hyde Park. Vt, writes, that the horse consid
cred worthless (his SPAWN, but since the
free use of the Mustang Lininlent have sold him
for $3.50 Your Liniment is doing wonders up here :"
Such testimony is reaching every day The half
is not told. Every family should have it Beware
of imitdtisHs The genuine Mustang is sold by all
respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES PARK, Projectors,
an 1g-d&cWim New York
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 22i,-The State Demo
cratic Convention met yesterday, but divided-the
Douglas men holding a separate convention in an
other part of the capitol The Administration
wing passed resolutions endorsing Buchanan and
the Cabinet, but postponed the nomination ofState
officers until the Sth of June.
The Douglas wing endorsed the course of the IL
linois delegation in Congress, without dissenting
voice and made nominations.
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eyrRACTING TEETH.-G. w. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce 20 those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe
rior 70 any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection OF their adaptation Is such as 10 render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless Hsrsy
tutn9 TO bring The tooth The first trial. never breaking
parts.
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing, aud IL.
sertspg Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
once opposite Corinthian Hall. on Main street.
apIR-Sm
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Rn%A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE whose sands Of life have
nearly run out, discovered whilein the East Indies
certain cure ior Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
it's Coughs Colds and General Debility The rem
edy was discovered by him when his only child =
daughter was given up TO die. Wishing to da AS
much good possible, he will send to sucl Of his
afflicted fellOw-beings request 1t. this recipe
with fnlt and explicit directions for making il mp
aud successfully using II. he requires each app-
rsturned as postage on the recipe aud the remain
der TO be applied to the payment Of this advertise
ment
Address DIR. II. JAMES, 10 Grand street. jersey
City, NJ ap l5--d&wlmif
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Naval Refor,,,.

Iss Wilmington states recommends as two great
A.ss' 's''rus which are attracting the attention
=. 'ns peop's' and IN time will command the no.
tics Of coagress
.s issus.r employment of the navy In al.
sel e''cs'n ~ ausy 10 rs 10 form o weil.cennect.
~ eeean-pssfoi, Waiting duly and stAtediy those
Il required. y e''1e'
A.-.-As construction ef wan-bosfs and light
$3.50 "samsrs for the shallow harbors and
-, 'Ae spsnish-Anericaa coasts where a
ss'A protection - most needed.
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MONEY REcoyERED.-Iienry Allen, negro
preacher, of Lexington, Va, has been arrested for
receiving 5000, lost by Mr.. Gendi, last fall and
found by Davy, slave to Thomas Kerr Davy
placed the money in the preachers hands for safe
keeping, but that worthy made use of it to Luy
bis own freedom and set up team on the street.
He has been sent 10 prison for trial.
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Beg $1,000 A YEAR.
EMPLOYMENT

$50 a Month and all Expenses Fdid.
An Agent is wanted in every town and county IN
the United States, TO engage in respectable and
easy business. by which the above profits may be
certainly realized. For full particulars. address II
MONNETf CO, corner of Broom and Mercer
streets, New York city inelosing postage stamp
To prepay postage ap l5-d&wlmif
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SNOW AT THE NORTH.

New YORK, April 22.-Reports received here by
telegraph, show that snow fell yesterday in North
field, VT 10 the depth Of inches; i'll St Johns
bury, vt 10 inches, Montpelier, w., inches and
at Montreal Canada, inches
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ns,r. survERrre RKLrxvEp.- During

the past six months, the proprietor Of HEsRYs S1x
ULAJfNg HNIMEsT, has had the satisfaction Of re-
ceiying the grateful acknowledgements OF many 81
his t,Ig,y-i.ens of Richmond who had success fal-
iy used the Liniment for the cure alienation Of
Complaints requiring an external remedy. The
ebcapness OF the Lnment should Indicate 10 the
nnbIic that IL Il not offered to them from
renary motives The Eminent Is put UP In boxes
Of two sizes Price . cents and 81 cents. and may
ha obtained nj most Of the Druggists in the city.
o' PURCELL, LADD & co,
an oa-Im~ Are the " hoIesale Agents.
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MARINE DISASTER ON Lake ERIE.

OswEGo, April 21.-There now fifty vessels
afioat for this port with over half million bush
els of wheat and sixty thousand bushels of corn.
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PASSED MIDsHIPMEN ORDERED.-The passed mid
shipmeu on examination by the board at Anuapo-
lis, few days since, have been ordered to active
service. AS follows:
T. Mex Buchanan, G. 4. Laws and p. Porcher
have been ordered TO the Merrimac-P. POrcher as
acting master. Il. Lee, C. s. Norton, H. III. Dalton
aud NJ. Sicard have been ordered TO the Wabash
Sicard as master. Il. 2. Luil aud A +. Crossman
have been ordered to the Colorado. A. Hopkins
has been ordered to the cambridge rs acting mas
ter. aud L. 0. Mathews to the Macedonian in the
same capacity. A. Armstrong has been ordered to
the Colorado as master.
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FIVE DOLLAR BUsTs.-About four months ago, II
meeting OF the citizens of Cincinnati, independent
of partisan associations, met, and after authori-
zing contract to be made with Thomas b. Jones,
"A sculptor, to make hundred busts of Gov.
Chase, at So each, appointed Il committee to solicit
the names of one hundred subscribers. These
were obtained speedily and the contract has been
made, Gov. Chase giving his consent.
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New ORLEANS. April 21.--The Atlantic Telegraph
brings northern advices of last night, the flood
having only temporarily interrupted the commu
nication. The sky is clear, wind northwest, Their
mometer 10 degrees.
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No SPIRITUaLIsM ALLowED.-Mrs. Kline has sued
in the Sandusky to.) courts, for divorce from her
husband on the ground that he has become CON
vert to Spiritualism, and is very grabbed in his
family. The Court granted the divorce decreoing
the lady almOny TO the amount Of 1000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

DEAD LETTERs-In the examination Of the dead
letters at the General Post Office for the last quar-
ter of the year, there were found 2412 which con
tanned money, amounting to $l3,457. The three
previous quarters gave 1852 letters, enclosing i3
361-22i5 covering sl2 655 aud 22O2 letters Sls12
Thus in year 92Il letters were discovered, Co
verng S5l ,2s5-ninetenths of which have been re-
stored TO its original owners.
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TILE MAYnRAITY nF WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, April %. - Richard Wallach
brother of the editor of the Evening Star
accepts the nomination of independent candidate
for the Mayoralty, in Opposition to }. e. Berrett
Democratic nominee.
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THE AMERICA. OUTWARD BOUND.

BosroN, April p The R. NJ steamship America,
will sail from this port at o'clock to-day, with
ninety passengers for Liverpool and fourteen for
Halifax. She takes out S23 900 in specie.
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FRuiT FLY.--The Dansile (yal Register learns
that there is u species of flies now attacking the
fruit aud destroying it, They recently have filled
the atmosphere. They are of dark color, have
long wings and are something smaller than the
house fly.
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EATAI. ACCIDENT.

New YORK. April 2l.-Captain Charker, Of the
Hartford Propeller Seneca, Was accidentally shot
aud moitaly wounded, last night, while stand
ing alongside of his vessel. The shot came from
the pistol of private watch mau.
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n.y. DIR. Jxo. W. GARLIoK, Richmond

Dy,R SIR I take pleasure in adding my testimony
to that of many others as to the superior eAceeuse
pared by yourself l have been using them ~ my
family for year more. and do not hesitate to ssy
kind for making speedily light. sweet and whole
some bread and pastry of all kinds.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. GREGORY.
New Kent county. Feb 81. 1855
JOHN W GARLICK,
ap2l Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 2l.--The schooner Ford
from Toledo for 0swogO, with cargo of pork
went ashore here last night, but WAS not serious
ly damaged. Her crew aud cargo were saved.
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RAILROAD STRIKE-The Reading railroad work
men, at Richmond, Pa, struck Wednesday &C
count OF the noD-payment of their wages. Some
of them, it is reported, have received pay since
the rst of January.
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CONDEMNED TO Observation-Disclosures from Geno;.
OF the 2ad Of April gives the result of the trial at
Lacca Of the Leshorn insurgents. Eight OF the
prisoners condemned to death, and eleven to
various terms of Imprisonment. Five OF the latter
are Sandman subjects.
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~. ~ rHs UMyxssITr.-The University nj
,aglsiA b fres fron disease, not q case of tsvsY
s.'suhg - thst place. The session viii be renum.
% % De LIST q Nay aext. the Chair mar ~ m.
ssxs.sy, ~ h4spta, n dag o. two win issue !
etscstAs ~ tbs sssdsct.
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METHODIST CoNvENTION.-The Convention of the
Methodis of that portion of the Dauville district
lying in the State of Virginia, for the purpose of
considering the question Of the transfer of the Vr
GINA portion of said district 10 the Virginia Con-
ference, was held at the Methodist Church. in
Danville, Oh the 18th inst. The vote was almost
unanimous in favor of making application to the
mex General Conference for the transfer from the
North Caroiua to the Virginia Conference. Pre-
yous to this Convention, the members of the
Methodist Church in Danville, had voted upon the
transfer End decided in favor oft, by very large
majority.
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AN EARLY IIARvEsr-The Chicago Daily Press OF
the 10th say: I'VE find by consulting our files
that the 9th day of June, 1851, fifty bushels OF
new barley from Southern Illinois sold in the
Cincinnati market; and learn further that by the
4th of July the wheat harvest had fairly con-
menced in Union and adjoining counties. That
was early, but Judging from present indications,
the harvest in that section of our State will com
mence at least week or two earlier the present
season. Winter wheat has already attained q very
strong growth, and we should not be surprised il
the first offerings of Egypt should be made by the
middle OF June"
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ny LADIES BAZAAR, No. 175 BROAD
ST., LATE VAL. CoHEN's SToRE.-Having taken the
above named store. we have in addition to our Mil:
lnery and Trimmings, opened large STOCK OF DRY
GOODS To which we invite the attention OF our Gus
toners We have on hand fine assortment of
Valeutss at cts per sd; Lawns at l2a cts: Prints
1917 and 10 cts; Ginghams; bleached and unbeach-
ed Cottons; Brilants; Irish Linen; Linen Birds. ye
Jaconet. CamDrics; plain and figured swiss Mnsllns
table Linen Towelng; Hosiery; Josven's Kid Gloves
at 81 Gus per pair Handkerchief Parassls from Is
cts to S400 Swiss and Cambria Collars from 6 cts
to So 90: Swis and Cambria Bands, Edgings and In
sertiops: Lace Wells and general assortment OF
staple and fancy goods. which we will sell at the
lowest cash prices
N. B-Hoop skirts. brass, steel and plated Hoops;
Reed Hoops at cts aTiece. ap H-Zw
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ePHCTAL NOTICES.


26c SOUTHnhN CoNvkNTIoN.---Am meet
ing 81 Che citizens of this city Is requested at the
City HAIL on FRIDAY evening. ed inst. nj o'clk
be held at Montgomery, Ala. on .he 10th Of MAY
next. J0sBPH MAYO, Mayor.
an2J--3tH
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= = = =
MARRIED.

At 81. James Church. on Wednesday, 2lst insianI 4
by Rev J Peterkin, CORNkLIU5 BAT fELbE, o.
New York To ELIZABETH D.. daughter o. tne
late Capt VIM Finney. Of Powbatan county, va.
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Ma SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE. ask
attention 10 my sale Of beautiful Cottage Furniture
Sets. ailt Frame PictUres. &C. THIS DAY. at ]"
os, n 90 ~ y, IA ''o''' CAUTHORN.
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BE- The EARLIEST vEagraBLEs.-The gardener OF
Mr. STEWART, of Brook.IIlil, ssnt yesterday to the
Dispatch Office two stalks Of Giadt'ao'eer, as well
grown aud headed az we ever saw at any season.
As specimens OF Henriso horticulture. they were
remarkable, aud highly ereditable alike to the
county so famous COR fine gardens, aud to the in
dustrious and careful gardener of Mr. Stewart
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There is great excitement in Iowa about the
gold discovered in Clarke county. Men are said
TO be taking out from two to five dollars per day
w. Mack Booker, who killed Ben Hardin Pal.
mer, in Springfield, Kentucky, on April 3, died OF
his wounds on Saturday last.
A phrenologist has gone to examine the head OF
NAVIGATION
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WI. =. F0aTnk. no, i aae Agent for the DAILY
DsspksaH IN Nhrfoak. To circulation Of the paper
thers having Increased 10 an extent demanding per
soaai ssssasioa ts 10 distnsution the collection OF
dnna IA.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGgs.-Richard ). Woolsey who
was injured ut the late explosion of gas in the
Methodist Protestant Church ia Cincinnati, has
sued the gas company of that city for Sl0 600
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TILE STEAMER DIE
FROM OSNEGO.

HALIFAX, April -, 9 p. M.-Weaiher clear. No
thing of the Canada No chance of her arrival to
night.
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e,h.rlrs Campbell, ESQ

The Richmond Enquirer 10 requested by mt.
Charles Campbell, Of petersburgsto make ms e.
Acknowledgements for The hattering manner ~ ~hica
hi. name has been mentioned 10 connecnon WIN
the vacant Professorship Of History oil william
and Mary College. aud to say that he declines pe-
Ing a candidate for thatsplace.
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SAILING OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
New YORK, April 2l.-The steamship Star of
West sailed from the Lower Bay at O'Clock this
MOI ming for Aspiuwall.
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Is Advertisemsats inr tAs DaspArcH must be handed
ey.rs Sceck IN Ne attermoom. In order 70 appear
the next day. Thsheavy pressure Of advertisements
apon the columns az our paper win not admit Of
thslr reception amer The hour named.