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To THE Worms or RICHMOND. Per

To THE VOTERS or RICHMOND. Per
oi me to call attention 10 the fact that ON sh
n ia instant, (next Thursday we shsIf be called
ON 20 eject. among other officers OF Importance n
Commissioner ri Revenue. for the ID District (Mor.
roe Ward) aud We beg leave to cali your especial M.
tention TO the gentleman who has discharged the
more iaborous duties Of that otice for two wears
witt prnmptness aud fidelity We alude 10 Mr. j
FKEESEE, and respectfully ask why we should de-
sire to dismiss faithful aad tried officer ~ taxa
one who has no experience In the business. Mr.
has been resident Of ecity for than six yesry
nd is known to very any Of you a man of in
dustry and remark able bnsiness habits We hope II
will be your pleasure 10 elect him II so Won ma,
properly performed.
my 25-2t MANY VOTERS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- Tna GaEar HEALTH Rrsrorr,

the IIRE on THE FLESH rs IN THE Bloom when
the Bio ID bee mes Initiated impure or too weak he
ash Iooses 4, usality the skin beeemas yslos snd
tion follow tue spirits droop Nmyeusnes 81 con,l an
res and 'ifs secoMes burden
HARTSHORyk's HEALTH REsT0RER or
SARsApAtILLA CORDIAL
Acts upon thu blood, Liver. Stomach and rowejs
imparting new yigor and tone TO constitution in.
paired by disease from any cause. II remove. Pin.
powers Of both sexes. gives bloom 10 the paIIid
cheek, aud MAKES enc Joyous and happy Though
taste II u particularly adapted to Female com.
plants. which In their very nature exhausting
and d-bilitating Eor DroDsy. or dropsicsl elugs
charm. Quart bottles 81. su all bottles 80 cppts
Sold BY PURCELL. LAID Il Co; FIsHEr WrssTax.
PETERSON: BopEEER; GARLrGg: w LApy MuIs.
r4uo JonSsos DUyAL EoEros: A sTEEcgEE.
AND DoNDES. my 3l--dAcw3m
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.OR GOOD PICTURES. GO To

Z USBIKNES.
For cheap PICTTREs, go 10 0>B0RNEs
For fancy PICTURES. 90 tn 0sH0RNk'S.
For the real double glass PICfuREs go TO
0SBOkNE'S.
If you would not be humhugssd, go to
UsRORNE'S.
If you would visit the oldest operator in tow D.
cote uSb0RNES GALlEkY,
my 2i-2t* Opposite Exchange Bank.
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Bosr0y, NAV 24-Arrived yesterday, United
States Steorshp Release from Leghorn.
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kN~ To AVOID HAVING Sour BREAD,
USE SEMPLES
INFALLtBLE
BAKING
POWDER
For sale by all Druggists and Grccers my %
EsA~ Wa invite attention to the sale of
Messrs Dudley Johnston's stock OF Goods. to com
mence at 10 o'clock This Morning at their store No
li5 dainst KENT, PAINE Il co,
myI-t Aucts.
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MTHE STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL Con-
kichIDoDd. on THURSDAY, the 10th of June ilsss
~ O'Clock. NJ, and be opened with sermon by
the Rev JOHN BRoADDUs, of Charlottesville.
delegates coming TO the Convention will report
Themselves at the book stores OF Messrs Workman
Cottrell and d Price. THE COMMITTEE
my l8-d2aW&cwtd
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES II

o. TO OWNERS OF HORSES III
SSsyour Horse is Lame. Strained, Called, Bruis-
ed or Kicked rub him with
HARFSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL,
the great Pain Annihator. It heals GUS. removes
Soreness and Swelings from Cuts or Bruises and al
Laws all inflammation. 1t acts upon the Boet, Sin
ews, Muscles and Bones. giving instant relief 1t
cures Ch0c in few minutes. and improves the
spirits and appetite f the animal Itcures Scratch
IS prevents Worms aud hardens the Bones Try il,
and you will be astoni.hed at its good effects,
beast we'll
Bottles Is cents 30 cents and ST. To be had of all
Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Portsmouth,;
SPoTTswooD in Peter sburg, THOMPSON III lynch
Ing my 2j-lm
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0Il REWARD. Lest at the New Mar
piO ket or Water Closet last Saturday, p. NJ. be
tween and O'clock. aGOLD LEVER WATCH with
gold CHI 4n about inches long. top of the ribbon
chain. and a slg piece for seal 1t is fixed in
piece of gold that had stone in it. The ribbon
little dirty. The finder will receive the above
reward by leaving it at the dispatch efice Or at my
house on the Westham Plank Road, in sydney.
my 25-2t* RUBr Il BEDFORD.
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Shocking MURDER By BoYs IN ST. LouIs-Thrs zee
boys employed in a barber shop at st. Louis, have
been arrested for the murder of Hugh Downie.-
One of the boys. named Theodore Deboid aged II,
has confessed that Downe went into the barber
shop and was shaved He had visited The shop on
two other occasions and had conversed about
mules horses. &c, as to give n idea that he was
IMAM of considerable wealth. Upon the evening
in question. (Sund week. after shaving he in
ylted Nicholas and Antonio the two other boys, TO go
out and take drink; when they came back, Anto-
ME persuaded him to be shampooned. and Downie
took chair for that purpose; Antonio then
drenched his hair in the fluid used for cleaning the
head, and purposely let some drops fall into his
eyes, thereby binding him effectuaIy. While
this was going on Nicholas took a halter which
had previously been prepared for the purpose,
put the moose around the neck of the victim, and
drew it 30 tight that the very life was choked out
of him in few seconds. They then threw the
body in the cellar, after robbing it of $50, silver
watch, silk guard and gold shirt buttons.
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by THE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA
A. A Rfs0CLAMATI0N.-Nh a vacancy ex
lists In the Office of Lieutenant Governor OF this
oommonwealih. by the expiration Of the term foI
whicn Lieutenant Governor was appointed under
the constitution, aud The General Assembly having
appointed WILLIAM l.. jackson, ksa iieutensur
toyernor pro tempoTs. until an election be made b.
the people: therefore, in conformity 10 Law, ths
sheriff or Sergeant of each Of the counties and CT
ties IN the Commonwealth, Is hereby required 10
cause an election for Lieutenant Governor, TO be
held on the fourth THURSDAY In May next. at the
places prescribed by law.
Given under my hand. as Governor, and
{, :. under the seal OF the Commonwealth, At
IT, kieh mond, this 18th day OF March, 1855, and
in The SD year Of the Commonwealth
HENRY A, WISE
BY the Governor:
GEORGE W. MUSyeRD,
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Hos. Chaa. snmnsr sailed from New York q
snd snd HsnxAfy.
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The BRITISH OUvRAGEs.-A Washington CORES
pendent writing Saturday last about the British
outrages In the Gulf, says:
ihe President il determined to put q stop to
these outrages at once; and il a collision should
result the responsibility must rest upon the British
government. which gave the offensive orders. and
the English Minister here. who doubtless knew
the instructions which had been given to their Of
fcers that station.
Senator Mallory reported to-day from his COM
mit'es bill authorizing the construction of six
screw soopsof war, Of draught not to exceed four
teen feet. one to be a side-wheel steamer for the
China seas with draught of eight feet only.
The House Naval Committee will reporta bill on
Monday for the immediate construction OF ten
gun boats, aud il 10 understood the Conmtte on
Foreign Relations will move TO amend by ncreas-
ing the number to thirty.
The feeling of Congress is 90 strong on the sub
ject of the outrages by England that it is believed
these measures will pass by almost unanimous
vote.
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NTaRACITE COAL.-T have now on

n hand. and am prepared to deliver the beet qua
ify of Red aud White Ash Coal. atthe lowest price
and would respectfully sol cit the patronage OF the
public Terms Cash
Offce l7:h st. next to Edmond, Davenport ( Co
g yn& IL
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE-Tbe roo,

't'UBACCO EACHANGE.-The room
L which have fitted up for q Tobacco Exchange.
18th aud Cary SITS. all be opened on Wednesday, at
II o'clock. NJ, for tho SALE OF TOBACCO, when
shall be pleased TO see the Commission Merchants
the Inspectors from the several warehouses and the
purchasers OF tobacco. Wagons will be at the sew
eral warehouses to carry the pies Of tobacco to
the room. VIM Y SHhpPAkD.
Aim
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INRIESEMAR PROTECTED BIZ ROY

1tRIESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY
Al Letters Paent of England and secured by
the Seal of the Ecole de Pharmacle de Paris. anu
the Impe ia, College of Medicine, Vienna. Triese-
mar Nc il II remedy for Relaxation. Spermstorrha,
and Exhaustion of tue system. Tresemar No 2 ei
feetnally. in the sho tspace Of three days compet
ly and entirely eradicates all traces Of those disor
ders which avia AMI cuhebs have long been
thought antidote for. t the ruin # the he.th
a vast Portion OF the population. Tries mar No 81.
rat Com inena remedy for that class of disord.
an CHI, unfortunately, the .lisb ph yscian ira
with mercury. to the inevitable destruction OF tn.
patients constitution and hich all the sarsaparla
in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos ], 2,
and are alike devoid of ia tie small and of ali
ting qualities They may lie on the toilet
be Without their use being suspected. Sold In tin
cases and divii. IN separate Doses administered
by yeIpeau. la eman, koux, kicoi d, &C, &C. fliet
f3 each O. four cases in one for 81, which 81
and IN s27 cases. sold by DR. II BARROW. No
I57 frnc. street few bi cks west of Broadway
View York. Immediately on receipt of the amount
Or Will forward the 50 cases of Triessar, and the
large sizes, carriage paid, thus iDsuriBg genuin,
european preparations The 50 cases also sent, bu,
not free of carriage. Consultations as usual from
eleven, A NJ, till two. NJ. frots four till eisht NJ
1t 1877 Prince street. few blocks west Of Broad
way. Sold also by
A. On Iter u
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DoLLARs.


-Ruptures cured Ruptures radically cured
The price Of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from 80 TO only $5 placing
il in the power of all to obtain OF these invaluable
Tusses, and be perfecty cured. This Truss can con
senently be sent by mail or express to any portion
Of the State.
send a measure of your hips or pelvis-sayina
whether you desire weak strong spring die
tlnctly writing your name and place OF residence
The pad OF this Truss works the ball and socke,
SYSTEM giving it great latitude of motion 40 a. Il
apply its pressure at any given point, and then xns
i there at your pleasure by small lever attached
Ii 10 worn with perfect comfort The Truss il pea,
instrument, being perfectly simple and not at ali ia
Bile to get out OF order be- broken. 1t ha. cured
great number OF persons in this city and
the STATE and We will most cheerfllY refer to gen
tlemen who are well known for their ytracity ani
responsibility who have themselves been thorou shIs
cured OF this dangerous disease and tina ttoo In cas
OF long standing aud OF an aggT awaited nature
known. ~ "
Ia advance. ''
Persons not Knowing us can send their money te
any merchant OF friend in the city, or We will give
Any reference As 10 and prcnpsness
bad of III al JAfsks1N
No II Main street, Richmond.
n. b. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
sufed should BY all means obtain one. for they viii
not only cure but are 30 durable that they the
All kinds Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
tsffns. de ts--fy
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LOST

OST OR MISLAID-A INDIE,
- containing amounts due b. pc sons in New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Any one returning
the same will be suitably rewarded.
my 25-2t RICHARD HILL.
T OST.-On Sunday last, on the Turn
~ pike. near VoegIer's Farm, or somewhere in
Richmond, S64 In notes, on the Banks of virginia
and North Caroliua. 1t W in a small bag. will
give liberal reward for it. if left at this office.
nv 25-lt%
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DEAPING MACHINES- CALDWELL's

DEAPING MACHINES- CALDWELL'S
le REAPER the only simple and reliable Reaper
ia use. This machine has been yell tested in The
thre harvest- past and proven itself pei fectiy
reliable few small defects which at fl It existed
have been Corrected, aHd il is lerft ct ms
eIine, and the only one TO be relied on--ss many of
the Argest wheat growers in irsinia AMI North
tarolins Rave d.cided, and adopting this reaper
siIogether after having fully tried ID and al 9TH
Many other rrapeis being sold, but this q pc
Go!ng the work Early orders will receive atteL.
ton. Address } CALDM ELL,
Aylotts. King William county, Va
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VOTE FOR
JAMES ELLETT

FOR CLERk
CIRCUIT COURT CIT Y OF klCHMoND.
DISSOLUTTON - Notice is hereby
- given that the copsrtnership heretofore car
sied OF BY A Drcifuss and III MYERS u"der W.
name and stvle of DRTEFUSS Z MYERS OF nav
fay Court House Va has this dsv been di'soisYi
by mutual consent, A. in future the business WI.
ne carried on hy'A Drefuss on his separate asuuu,
rbowiu nav and receive all debts due and owing 10
III E, t.n, ~ DRIEFUSS,
po' A Fl MYERS.
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EOR HOTE L s AND WATERING
Il pLACES.-THoS. z. PRICE 4 CO are receiving
large quantities q O4 IA and ~ QvILTS also
COrT ~ SHsETS and PILLOW CASES. READY
The dozen or the hundred at very low figures
Their stock is now full for the summer TRADE and
orders attended to with promptness and accuracy.
TR PRICE co.
10, Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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WANTED TO HIRE-For the remain
" der of ihis year. eoiored Man, who under
stands attsndu 10 cows. zine who can come we'll
econ me aided, will find pleasant hcsIe Apply to
w ID Col OUTFIT l. co,
OIL No u 70 oh.
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90 poyFcsINGER,s AND BROOK

IstJ JyN MUSTARD: 80 boxes ground Pepper;
81, hays Grain Pepper aud Raw Ginger 700 Kegs
Bread and washine Soda N boxes snher T r T 1oo
half rhasts Rlack Tea 200 dog Brooms: 100 dozen
om MN OK IVY WM WALLACE SONS.
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Halifax n. Va. April 26.h. lsis.-lt*

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.-Those IN
lsearch of nice and cheap Dry Goods, have at last
found ont that thev procure the pes. oasRsins
In the CITY at l. EsYS Cheap Store. No - Ma'h -.
Won can find there Linen CaDbric liandserchielS
at 81 swiss Collars at z e vsr sfr Ribbon ap
Wore antinne Trimming For all kinds of domes
fir and foreign Dry Goods go to the above men
toned place as you cannot fail to be pleased there
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nsng preserving and heautifyinrg the Isi,h
na-tino to The breath a delightful fraorancs. For
aIahr W. JnHN w GARLTCK.
Arnthecary and Druggist,
mro, Market Place Franklin ST.
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WANTS.

WANTED--By respectable young
w lady situation as Chambermaid. and il will
ing 10 make herself generally useful Best OF refer
ence eiven apply to Chas. Nelvens, 18th street.
my 25-lt*
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w ANTE -A number Of first rate
w COOPER5 Mt Dibrells Warehouse. for which
a liberal price will b. paid
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-24

PERSONAL APPLICATIoN.-Ihe following
incident is derived from the personal nara
tive of Mr. Baldwin, one of the earliest
residents of Hanover, N. H. lie remarked /:
al was a constant attendant on the preach
ing of Rev. Eleazor Wheelock, d. d. On
one sabbath, the congregation was convene ed
in barn, as there was no house of worship
in existence in the place. After the intro
duction of his subject, the Rev. DR. observed
that he would address several classes of
hearers in succession, and apply his discourse
to each. As the several classes were de
scribed, l selected in my mind certain indi.
viduals whom | supposed the coat would fit
AS he proceeded in his specification Of faults
and sins, [ followed mentally excaiming,
now is hit now B is wounded this
will excite i'll blood the preacher undoub
tedly draws his pictures from life Il know
who sat for EACH After the doctor seemed
to have enumerated all classes of sinenrs found
in his audience, he paused and cast his eye
over the congregation. lie then with great
soemnity added There is still one class
that have not mentioned Then there was
a slight pause and breathless silence The
preacher. with usual emphasis resumed !:
The persons to whom | now allude are
those who are carefully hearing for others
and not for themselves who are applying
my discourse to their neighbors, and cloak
ing their own sins Then my head dropped,
and bore the chastisement as best could.
The wounded bird huttered,' | assure YOU.
1t was lesson that did not soon forget
The garment prepared for me was better
fit than any that the good doctor had pre-
pared for my neighbors
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-24

ENGLISH CELEBRITIES s-heury j. raymond,
in his last letter from London to the n Y
Times, thus gives his impressions of sundry
English celebrities in Parliament and in the
pulpit:
There are not very many members of the
House of Commons who would pass with us
for eloquent men. Fluency-so common with
us-is rare even among public men in Eng
land. The Earl of Derby, in the Lords, and
Mr.. Gladstone, in the House, are perhaps the
best debaters in Parliament Nothing can
exceed the ease, the grace, and perfect finish
and eloquence of Mr.. Gladstone's speeches.
Mr.. Bright is more like our most effective
orators than any other English member He
is clear, strong, and thoroughly in earnest
Lord Palmerston, whose speeches. when read,
are 50 perfect, has very bad delivery, but
Lord John Russell's is but little better. Mr.
DIsraeli, who leads the House, is solemn and
affected to the last degree, aud would scarce
ly be heard with patience by an American
audience. With all these men the matter is
more important than the manner Indeed,
the English seem to have a prejudice against
huency in speech, though | was little sur
prised to find the Saturday Review, in a re
cent number, denouncing II proposed i'm
prOvement in eocution, on the ground that
lack of readiness in expression of ones
thoughts was pre-eminently an English char
acteristc-of which the nation was Justly
proud, and which must by no means be inter
fered with. This is certainly carrying ma
tional prejudice to the extreme.
| went to hear another English celebrity
Mr.. Spurgeon, who continues to preach to
enormous congregational with undiminish-
ed popularity, which it is not easy to explain
or understand. He is neither able nor elo.
quent. He is excessively commonplace in
both matter and manner. He has clear
voice, very great iueney in the construction
and utterqnce of sentences, and certain di-
rectness in his style of thought and expires.
sion. But he is excessively shallow, and fire.
quently sophistical to degree absolutely in
sulting to the understanding of his hearers.
There are at least half dozen clergymen in
New York. who are not only far abler prea-
chers, but who would seem to have the ele-
ment of popularity in far greater degree.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-24
~Hr WEEKLY DEMocRAT

Tspullished every Saturday morning, and contains
,rsnty eight columns Of reading matter The aim of
\, publishers will be to make It good paper and
.,jsb'e offering for friends in tha Atlantic States.
rERNs-$5 per annumi SO for six months; 50 for
trse months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-24

QUARTZ DISCOVERIES, We have seen sew
eral pieces of very rich quartz rock, found in
this county in places which the discoverers
do not see fit to make known Judge Miller
has had rich specimen from somewhere
down the river. On Rush Creek mountain
Deadwood, and numerous other places on
Trinity, there is indication of rich quartz re-
sources, which, We presume, will be develo-
ped within very short time.-1rtnity Jour
nal, Saturday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-24
The Skeleton Clod Crusher,
OR FIELD ROLLER.

This is an Implement tong wanted by the farmer
Of this country to whom it will be of untold value 1t
is composed of 3-nch sections, which operate nde-
pendenty Of each other, and will thoroughly pulver-
ize, breaking every lump of earth, leveng the land
and leaving sprnkling of loose earth the surface
to protect the terminating grain in its early stages,
and and protect it from drought, greatly in
creasug the yield, besides preparing the land for the
better operation of the reaper.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-24
Agricultural Implements

In the State and all to be offered on the most liberal
terms The assortment embr aces everything wanted
for Fall and Winter use.
The Implements offered such, in quality and
char acter, as have been examined by Committees at
the several Fairs of the State and to which have been
awarded at the State Fair at Marysville the Mechan
les Fair of this city, and the Santa Clara County
Fair, -Four cold HeddJs, Fjge SHoer Medals, and
Tt0eaty.fUe Diplomas. Among the prominent I'm
nj mn
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-24
Smiths Patent Gang Plow.

which was tried at the State Fair in Marysvile, and
the County Fair Mt San Jose to the entire satisfaction
of every observer With this Implement, one mar
and four horses can do the work of three and
six horses with the single plow, and in much better
manner
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-24
Western House.
Corner of D and Second streets,
MARYS WILLIE.

&a5At3p The undersigned takes pleasure in
.1M1 saying to the public that he has lately made
SssEaM some repairs in his HJuse, with the view OF
Ha&aA anordng greater amount of comfort and
convenience to his guests. BY unremittng attention
he hopes to merit continuance of the liberal patron
age the House at presens enjoys.
Passengers arriving by the Stages or Boats eau be
accommodated at all hours.
The charges are such as to meet the capacity of ev
cry one.
R aEoS OF Charges.
BOARD per week .-...------ .......,....... So w
Board with Lodging per week. $40 to $12 90
Single Meals Observation-Disclosures so cents.
Lodging, per night. so cents to 81 90
myl4-my G. WOODWA ARD
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-24
.HAILY DEMOCRAT
,,,sngnn.uyt MONDAYS ExcEprED) B
puBLIsHED DAlLfV HONDA' > 'A0 II HD3 "1
A s. RANDALL & co.

,D,tr q n. CHRISTIAN, J. F. whitaker,
D. aroop W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
v John r. RIDGE.