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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20
EDWIN BoOTH-THEATRE

This distinguished tragedian has been PLAYING
TO most fashionable houses since the commence.
ment OF his engagement on Monday night. Ere-
ry recarring season that passes over this younc
actors head, brings maturer and brighter fruit, Of
genius than was Witnessed by its predecessor, and
In the comparatively short space OF time no has
been absent from us, we feel that We can discern
unmstakeable marks of improvement. When he
snail have become really "great" actor, by iu-
vessing his performance with that radiant and
steady light OF genius, with which it now bu,
sparkies, he will be without peer on the American
stage. Tonight he appears as King Lear, and
anything but full house would be doing in.
just ice his merits
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SELECTING Bo.spzRs-Rv tho ,avo

of Virginia no United States convict sentenced to
prison for shorter term than three years, can be
received in the penitentiary. At late session of
the Federal Court held in Norfolk, a sailor named
Antonio Blake, was convicted of an attempt at
itentiary for two years He was accordingly
brought to this city, but was refused admission
into the round top college, aud had therefore to
be satisfied with short term in the academy uu-
der the hill, from which place he will be taken
to-day, by the order of Judge Halybnrtop. and
conveyed to the U. s. prison in the District of Cos
umbia.
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n|- Tga BEET CoEog eyRur In tn

WUKIU.
Tie best Cough Syrup IN the world Is Harris
horne's Pectorai Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared By chemist, and is pro.
nounced by medical men, and those who have uaed
IT, 10 be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds,
Catarrh Bronchitis Ecarseness. Fore Throat from
8 cold. and preventive OF that lien of diseases
C9nEumption.
the taste sotens clears and strengthens the voice
eays airritaton of the threat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles 23 and 30 cents aud 81. Sold by oil Drug.
gists in Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towDstn Virginia. &C l-6m
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The PRECIOUS STONES OF TIE HEAVENLY FcuEpA-
rIoE; by Augusta Brown Characterization Co.,
New York. For sale by Thos. Stsrke, Main street,
Richmond.-This 10 very pretty religious book,
with great variety Of reading In It, which 10
culled from many writer's, besides the fair author
ess herself II 10 very handsomely gotten up.
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CAUSES OF INsANITY.-The annual report of the
Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital says, that out
OF ,od cases since the institution went into ope-
ration, only 502 have any recognized occasion. OF
them, los have been from Ill health; 13T from do.
mestc trouble 81 of these being females religious
excitement of all kinds, including Millerism and
spiritual rappings, H. intenperance, 27; and
opium eating, mortified pride, politics, loss ol
money, with other excesses and immoralities, foot
up about IS more. There are over 400 single or
widowed men insane to 2l9 married.
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There we're IS deaths in Baltimore last week

Hon James B. Clay has been renominated 70,
Congress by the democrats of Franklin county, Ky.
in spite,of his previous declinatiou.
W. G. Lpscomb and Samuel Nelson, merchant;
of New Orleans, met on the field, on the I'd inst
and exchanged three shots, killing horse grazing
near, but not hurting each other.
The Marquis of Waterford vas killed by beins
thrown from bis horsein a fox hunt
Mr.. Morosb, U. s. consul at Trinidad, diedon the
21st ult.
A. E Gibbons the editor of the Harrodsbure
Ky } Transcript, committed suicide on the l2tI
inst.
Another great billiard match, il ia said will b,
played between Phelap and Serreiter.
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RrcHM ,rn C,,cu,r r.r.n

hIcHM oND CI8CUIr COURT " esterday
the case of N. D. Dickinson charged with the muir
DER OF John u Haley, was taken up in this court
when the counsel for tho prisoner, MTessrs GRIMM
ard August, raised the question of Jurisdiction
and argued at length to show that as the crime is
alleged to have been committed in Henrico coub.
ty, and Judge Meredith's district was copfined
entirely to the city Of Richmond. that therefore
the cause properly belonged 20 Judge Clopton's
circuit and should be tried In the Circuit Court of
Henrico. Judge Meredith took until this morn
ing to examine the subject, when he will decide
whether the trial shall proceed before him, or 20
to another tribunal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--Y estcrday af-
tsrnoon Messrs. Goddfn & Appersou sold by auc>
tion the residence Of the late John NJ Patton,
corner of 9tb and franklin streets. for one
third cash, the balance In Eve years. The vacant
lot Gu 9ih street, between Mechancs' Institute
Hall aad Mr. P.'s residence, fronting thirty-eight
feet. was sod for $l04 so per front foot, on the
same terms.
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FIGHT IN TOLEDO, OHIo-At the city election in
Toledo, Ohio. last week, fight took place between
James B. Steadman, printer to the last Uoited
States House of Representatives, and William T.
Johnson. Steadman drew a dirk, and johnson a
pistol; the crowd interfered and prevented a
conflict. In their efforts to disarm johnson, the
pistol went off. but happily the ball did no harm,
except in making hole through gentleman's
coat Steadman is the leader of the Douglas wing
of the democracy in that part of Ohio, and Johns
son of the Buchanan men
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

HANDS Orr -Michael Hick ey, aresi.
dent Of Brooke Avenue, appeared before the Mayor
yesterday to show cause why he should not be
nned, for preventing the netmen from catching au
unlicensed dog In the street. Mike declared him
self innocent, and vowed that nothing would
induce hira to violate tho Law, but the proof Of
his guilt was positive, and he was therefore fiaed
as the ordinance directs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

he original free soil editor Of Wisconsin, the sue.
csssfa resister OF the fugitive slave law and now
charged With seduction, has givea mp his paper,
the Milwaukee Free Democrat and retired to pri.
yate life. II 10 abcnt time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

MIsINFoR Ep.-Our informant was
mistaken in saying that the Virginia horses arr
rived here direct from New Orleans, last Monday.
Mr.. T. W. Doswel one of their owners, did arrive,
and "Planet" and "Fanuy Washington" are ex.
pected to reach here to day. We make the correc.
ton, because large number of our citizens are
anxious to get peep at these "nyers" before they
leave the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN sr. LouiS.-The extensive
variety store Of Speck Co, on Main street, 10 ST.
Leuis, Was destroyed by hre Monday night, In
vosving 3 loss OF 196, 900, OF which 452 500 uaa
covered 81 ipsursnce. Tho adjoining store oi
Hrdors Co. was damaged to the extent Of $40,
0oo--fhIly insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

PoLTTIoAL.-Col. L. G. Haynes, has been nornina-
ted for Congress by the Democrats of the G .een =
vile district 10 Tennessee; j J inbred, has beer
nominated by the Democracy Of southampton and
Greensville to represent their Senatorial District
in the Virginia Legislature.
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sA~ BEAUTY hiss q votary in ey

t-y heart. moves to love, and refnes the TASTE If
you wisl 10 be subjected 10 such an influence, 60
L the PHuTOGHA Pti and FINE ART GALLERY
sat see Il gfow Epon the canvas, breathe from the
serIsl.tonsi AMBR0TYPE and highly y.finished
PEOfuGRAPH. Do this and if you have n haart
70 feel and iasIe 10 appreciate, you must be
pleased.
Photographs taken all sizes, up to LIFE. copied
from Dssuerreotypes or Ambrotyp pes, and col0red
il oil or water cOers. max ing really beautiful pic
tures. u w MINNis,
Opposite Custom House. Main st,
rah ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

WHIPPIGG a CHIGD.-patrick Curtis
came before the Mayor yesterday aud was held to
bail for his good behavior, charge of cr.iBlIy
whipping Mary Curtis, girl about twelve years
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MAnD ANUS The counsel of Mr.. D.
Hagerty Petitioned Judge Meredith, yesterday to
award maudamus, compelling the City Council
to qualify Mr. FL. Superintendent of the Gas
Works The Judge has the petition under aivisen
fnent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

THE Sons OF MALrA-The Sons of Malta, an or.
der which has at last reached this city, seems to
be not only a very extensive but quite wealthy
concern. The Supreme Grand Council was recent.
iy in session in New Orleans. and the report OF
the Treasurer showed that the funds in hand
amounted ITO S262. al. of which sum the large
portion of $5S179 came from Cuba alone. There
are over 800 lodges in the United States which
contribute IS per cent. of their nett revenues "a
charities, and the remaining 25 per cent to the
Grand Lodge. In Philadelphia, a few DAYS since
one lodge alone distributed over So 900 to charita,
BILE institutions.
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SOUTHERN CoNvENTIoN.-Gov. Melville, of Mis.
sissippi, has appointed delegation of 307 to rep,
resent that State in the Convention which assem>
bles at Vicksbnrg on the oh of May.
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PRESBYTERIAN AssEMBLY.--Tbe general assembly
of the New School Presbyterian Church ia the
United States of America. will meet in Whining,
toa, DEL, on Thursday, 18th of May.
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STREET RAILROAD IN n. 0RLEAss.-The city gov-
ernment of New Orleans has passed an ordinance
providing for the sale of the right of way for
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

ARMY AfRAIRs.--New Army orders have been is
sued positively prohibiting suffers from selling
ardent SPIRITS forbid sales of suffers stores to en-.
listed men, on credit, for any sum exceeding one
third OF the soldier's:pay for the current month
suspend tn construction of new buildings at any
military station, except these which can be built
by the labor of the troops; limit the number OF
priyates for regmenta bands to sixteen, to be de-.
Quoted from the legal standard of the several com
panies; order the immediate assignment of all
enlisted men to regiments; and render obligatory
the consent of parents or guardians to the enlist.
meut of minors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

Count THE Cosr There are yet in.
the city number Of unlicensed vehicles of vari
ous sorts, and as the owners seem to have forgot
ten that license ia required, we venture to re-
mind them that they had better walk up to the
Chamberiain's office and settle, before the law
puts it's iron hands upon them. Yesterday seyera!
cases OF this Kind We're before the Mayor, aud as
the ordinance is Imperative, he could DO nothing
ess than fine che offenders heavily. and then re-
qure them to take out licenses for the year. The
police know it to be their duty to hunt up and re-
port offenders, and they will direct their ener.
gies in that way until all owners of public We
hicies are made to toe the mark
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

~ SoMH OF THE BARGAINS.
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PkkkfNs 4 co,
,,.. ,.,., No lu ksgie Sauare.
Sup" do "ii ~
Rest New York Mil do "i5
ia sieseh shestsng "ss
ia DO 20 -
Esst English and kmeri an Prints at n eents
ln0 pisces Fast CORD Lawns At liGot2h cents
NJ pieces Spring De laiaes and Valen,ias AZ Ioa< c,s
n very pretty Spring Valentias. al Is cents
80 dos I'd Gloves, as good Aiexanders al IS a,
the largest assortment of rich, NEW sPkINu
GOODS, city styles, they have ever offered ali new
sal 81 the lowest cash prices mi if-tA2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

SUICIDE or A Canp.-On Friday last, a. Miamis,
vile, Ohio, Miss Belinda Buckingham, about thir.
teen years of age, took arsenic, ou her way from
school, and was found dead near the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

TIE Truth ABOUT HERCULAsEUM.-The suppose
tion that the destruc ton of Herculaneum and
fompeii was due to a shower ofstones and cinders
from Vesuvius has been called in question by q
Frenchman, M. Dufrency. He finds closely cover ed
cellars sinto which the cnders could not have fallen,
their covering being perfect, which are filled with
tufa. He supposes that this could have been de-
posted only by water. An additional prof is that
the tufa itself is composed mainly of matter which
must have been deposited by water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

RoBBIEG TIE MAILS "A negro woman,
slave TO Samuel W. Hairston, WAS examined before
q. s. Commissioner, WIN. +. Watson, yesterday, on
the charge of stealing letters AID money from the
Post Office, at Union Furnace Patrick county, and
the evidence of her guilt being quite conclusive,
she was remanded for fnat trial before Judge Ha>
lYburton.
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s~- LEE L. PLEAsANrs-

AITUhNEFC AZ LAW,
Practice ia the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico.
Gooehland and hanover.
As Hataries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds.
&C. they are authorised to take Dispositions, Afh1
Wits ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Deeds, Powers OF Attor-
ney Bills Of SALE &c, TO be used or recorded in the
several States ami Territories of the Union.
Office en- lith n. 3d door from Main. NIB Ely
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PiIETIEG3. w G invite attention TO tie
exhibition of Oil Paintings at Corinshian Hail. all
of Which are-te be sold by auction, commencing
To rlnrroT =
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UHLAwFUL Ass1MBLY.-John McEyoy,
the keeper Of Q small establishment ct the east
end OF Main street, was fined % for permitting "a
unlawful assembly 10 his house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

FRosr.-An unusually heavy frost
fell last Monday night, and we fear, played havoc
With the fruit and all tender vegetation. Yesters
dsy morning she house tops looked as though q
slight snow storm had just passed over the city
wrapping every thing. exposed in mantle o.
white.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

PREACHING TO SOME PURposE.-A deacon in one Of
the Hartford Conn., churches, few days ago.
found gold watch aud chain belonging to his
minister's wife, wrapped up in his morning
Courant on the door step. They were stolen from
her two months since at parish party, and as the
minister preached two sermons at the time upon
stealing, the rogue apparently couldn't stand the
prassure
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nNHARTsHoaEE' CuRE-ALL-
THE GREAT I24LN ANNlHILiT0R,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK ST0m
AJH AND WEAK BOWELS.
pREPARED BY 4 CHEMIST.

THE GREATEST D1eCOfEa In MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTSHQRNE'5 CURE-ALL should be keptir
IL families il case of accidents sudden sickness
it frequently in lass ti1.e than requires tx
get physician.
It cures pain il any part of tbesTste and is used
externally and internally.
HARTSHURNE'S CUk E-ALl, cures Rheumatism
Neuraleis and Chiiklairs.
HAKTSHOkN k'S CUkE-ALL cures Cramps Collie,
Pains IN the Stomach or Bowels.
nARTSEORNES CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth aud Ears.
uARTSHORNS'S CURE-ALL cures Spraips
Bruises, sca'ds, Burns anu Frosted Feet.
HAkTSHoRNE'S CURE-AbL cures Pains in tht
Feet and swelling of the joints
TRANSFORMERS CURE-ALL cures Stiff Mech
from Cold, aud Aguc ia the Breast.
HARTeHUENES CURE ALI! is good for Dyspep
ais, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have pain uEe the CURE-kL a.
it acts upon the Nerves, Musies Sinews, Blood ano
Bones, and. by its warming electromagnetic power
expels all pain from tae sys.sDl. Get bottle and
try
The above medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
!n Richalond, Norfolk Petersburg and all towns 10
Virginia. oc 5-em
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SINGULAR.-It is generally observed that persons
of about forty years. especially young ladies of that
age, are very forgetfui of those with whom they
we're acquainted in childhood. This remarkable
dimness of memory has been appropriately styled !:
"The darkness of the middle ages
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

the safest and best Purgative Pills In use. They
sst upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying
OF all bile asd every foul secretion. They don't
gripe are easy In their operation. and can be taken
Colds from the system and prevent Rheuma tsm: |.
II you suffer With any pain, use HAkTSHOkNE,s
CuRE-ALL, the great PAIN ANNIHILAT0R: II
you have o cough use HARTSH0REE'E COUGH
sYRuP, which ia the best Cough Syrup In the
world.
Bold by all Druggists In Richmond. oc is-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

SIsGULAR FoRGgRY.-A warrant was
issued against person in this city. yesterday,
charging him with forging the name of another
person to recep, for 81 Is, for which the alleged
forger had gwen due bill in 1852 The debt, it
seems, was for labor performed on the Richmond
and York River railroad by q citizen of Chester
field, for contractor on that work, aud for hioh
the contractor gave his due bill. % being applied
10 for the money, short time since, the party
paid it, exhibited his roll book, in which was a
receipt for the amount of the due bill. purportug
to have been given by the brother of the holder Of
the due bill, and which signature that brother
pronounces to be forgery. The case will come
before the Mayor in day or two
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20
WAKING 4 asLsEpEp.-Fre ierick Fish

WAKING SLEEPER.-Fre ierick Els IN
er. tall well made looking man, testified before
the Mayor yesterday, tina. Charles Sawei,zer had
walked into the house of witness while witness
was asleep taken him by the throat like a terrier
would rat, choked him severely and nut him
upon the floor, and all this because Charlie had
taken little too much lager, and was therefore
"itishly" disposed. Shweitzer denied that he had
been SO rude to the complainant or any one else
and 10 order to give him an opportunity to proye
that all Fred had said was not exactly upon the
square, the Investigation was ADJ burned until this
morning.
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SALUrfNG TIE u. s. FLAa.-A letter from Buepos
Ayres states that Commander Shubrick had order.
ed the steamer Water Witch to proceed from Cor
rlentes to Asuncion. in order that the Paraguayan
batteries at Humaita should salute the United
States flag 10 honor Of the peaceful settlement Of
oil existing difficulties between the two republics.
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Cow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morn;no

Cow CATcHIEo.- Yesterday morning q
man named Aaron Katen, pedlar of live beeves.
made his appearance before the Mayor, to answer
the charge of stealing COW vaIp a. $50, from
John N. kmbrough, and selling ,he same to B
Tracy of this city. man called lnie Lahan is
also in trouble about the same cow, but he will
prove himself innocent soon as the witnesses
are heard. Katen makes business Of travelling
through the country, buying cattle, driving them
to Richmond aud selling them. On the c1th of
March, Ksten sold Bernard Tracy two COWS, and
some few days since Tracy sent one of these cows
to the second market by Lahan to resell her. On
the way Lahau was met by Mr.. Kimbrougb, who
recognised his cow and took legal steps to recover
her and punish the thief. Mir. Tracy at once
stepped forward aud claimed the COW as his prop,
er'y. alleging that he purchased her of Katen,-
On Monday last katen canse to town, and Tracy at
once arrested him aud handed him over to the off,
GERS for prosecution. Katen says he purchased
the COW of Mrs. Johnson of King William county,
and has had witnesses summoned to prove that
fact. He ia therefore committed to prison until
Friday morning, 80 as to allow sufficient time to
send to King William.
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TnhhENDUUokX 5IrgMINI--ln-r,

'nhhENDUUo TX 5IfGM acre
has been n great rush the past week st n
3oLpsMlPs, 205 Broad street, TO purchase the
erea. bargains which he Offering 70 his custo-
mers he mas just received his second supply Of
acnnets and siats, rich Bonnet R,tbsn.; Flowers;
knoheF trapes; and eyerythin that belongs to the
Hoop skirts; 500 Embroidered Hdkfs at rs cents
cheap ~ 90 cs $50 oollsrs very rich only 2s cts
spiendid article OF Corsets at 81; 900 pair long
3s ots extra cheap Bleach Cottops below the usual
ptiees; Parasols al most price; rich silk wan
ties, nnsters and Rag ans; Black silks; Plain
I'D Figured Black : ls Nets, some rich figured
eyertwo var Is ip width; Black Trimmips Lscts Of
at:vantsgs of every body : no wish 10 look into
'heir interest, ~ call at GOLDsMIT'6
Cheap Store. EOS Bro4d st.
Ny store will be closed tomorrow an Is
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PuaLors1ya 4 LrrrEr.-.Henry Winpo,

PURLoIEIvG A LETTET. Henry Wingo,
alias Wiugo Crowder, was arres ted on yesterday,
and taken before U. s. Commissioner Watson, to
answer the charge of purloining . letter from the
Richmond postcfIice, on Saturday lnst. The letter
taken was directed to Jacob Csowder. and con-
fained draft for five dollars. The prisoner halls
from Amelia county, and says his name 10 Grow.
der--that he got the letter through mistake, and
finding check in u, was afraid TO carry is back
lie made so many contradictory statements about
the whole affair, that credit vas giveu tc either.
The Comr.iss oner committed him for trial before
Judge HaiYburson on the 1st Monday in May.
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ANrr.RESr CASES DEcrpRp.-Ths several cases
involving the Van Rensselaer, claim to rents from
lands conveyed in fee In Albany county, have
been decided by the Court OF Appeals of New
York. The decision IL adverse to tide tenants. All
the Judges concur in the opinion that the rents
and arrears must be paid. This action OF the
Court of last resort is necessarily final. This de-
cidesa matter that has been the source Of great
public disturbances in that State.
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D9ArH or An ACTRESS Tho New Orleans Plea.
yune announces the death, IN that city, on the
9th inst, OF Mrs. Frank Wright, whose maiden
name was Louise Reeder. Her death was caused
BY ipjnries received from the explosion OF ..
phine lamp.