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~petiduftn tn Der 9f1se bes Ue6ers.
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Nun,flihe 0riefsQine.

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40 9raule, SIN
Spbn Mprr!s Bofneiter.
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SNpdde BEG 9ansen Sp(tems.
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Sauces.
Sariaporiae@, pesetabifiide ODER 8lutretnis~
9un98zBiqen!
Bur HetntGun9 hts SluteS, Ssfaetuag vpn Safe, ;rr Ipfea
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sent 1lt Niibenhe. fe RON enem ~ ferfea BlutDraaae nod
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betten ~rerbtnbern. ast Da
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9etEung BOA OYSpeplIa. ~
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an 2tspspFd lit ua6 aae nn~sesefeten MlsStstnen nn2 ItOm.
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lr .Uot8e aTarten 2rtntens bein1ae btno uub befarDtete BITE
L1Afnpe 1rantlett III NetDntmen. Da b6ite 10 BON 6ancsS
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5n ndnen grSBten Vi faunen wurbe i'd feipp bI, aid aud
metne Ordn burG ben 0etrauh berfeben curfrt unb i'd bs t
fnse nttb lest wPbI Inb nunter.
AIteaarle, nabe getltfr.
ReintBlr9 bes BluteS!
7 Baltimore, ben 90. Sui 1853.
Gswso Rtsrmtt ttf8stnt5t saB t9 an beitissn S@mer,sn
orrbenea 5nf1nbe metnes y ,ues %terrEbrten, 9fan entpTobI
MIR ren Sebra1 BEN 5anceS Sorfa ar ele ubsr BlutrsKnt.
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rt1tsssn Agsnten, OSer tUmne felbf mad
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SIC 1C3 Walt,utpreRr.
grsts 20 @ts. pro S&a@td fur 9anes'a aGts Vtaen Obsr
. S@a3tsIu fir 81. ais 81 Oils
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Y. 9teafs, Nio. AAA,
B~egemuber Der VateMt>Ofict
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benz GdpttOt s~essnabtr, gang In Der N69e See @tisubGSn.Ds.
ppts, tbren 5reHnben nb Befannttn, ipwte hem Yubiitam In
1ugemetnen. 5renaoltGe rnGb!Irte Simmer Un9 cute Rpft Hni
ftts btats 81 baSsn. SG8bOSrbeF peEben sbeafaIs ausenUu.
men. Deai4,1mt
M. L. Killers, @urcpdtlNe GrpreB.
John J. B. Lerch, Naent
~tefOrDett fir rs Gents pafete Spn @ep-g rrF aus mad Urgent
etnen 3betlt Deutf1lanpS, GrantGetbS, @nGlanps, fr S6wet
u. {. 10. saihs3betne, GDeGisl pnb &WssatIuneen wereen Bit
l8 rn0 prpmpt befor9t.
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. SD srlaube mir ben S@ubma@ern BON gDalttnStpn uni
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SgnpsBtnetnes pprratbig pabe Iub t~npfeSle ~tefpnbcvs meta
ottefst- 0atters- uno S1nb~uprers, wfihe 10y ian Srsse,
an9 Msesnen Serta11es S0bn S. .. 0er1.
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NGHdaezI0etttur

Scbn Mprris, Ycfmeiter
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W 5abre8balI. Die Wifalitper Der
S4narSen 3asereG cnpagnte" baben bel9lUltn,
am Montag ben FL. 6ebrmar etuen ipIenotten SAT-
in Der Gurnbaas, @elt,prattltr. Ar. 300, au Ser>
a~nfa!ielb pOrauf paS pablitum i'm Gorau5. auf>
nenndt nirn.
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Or. Chalmers @efunbbe:s. 1inttur beFst zine b,srnSsxs
petttratt fur Observation-Disclosures. Sic reiuiat has ysIuf 49,
standardization sci, ttsa BADEN. Die 9etlErafr Der IsHitTr a IS
waprpaft w%uneerbnr NIB BADEN f6 Ter @rt bGn6o ber;sssr
bsr 1int.ar eehftlt r0rbsu. Sn aasn 5aatn ron sv,ntosa
&ppfnth, S6rinbel. NerpenfGmerjeH RetsfIslfer. oSa,tSgs
Datnitna. usberleannuae, %&rrttted bel bst esrinoaenS @ u
8eahett, Sted9en I'M 1opfs, 3tBe ina GeFdt, Vebs5sSEss y snn
Gtnitar fl. e Ia anslaublt& tat3tr 3eit Sriluaa b.rs, w y
sat l99a esuRs Vtsentfn "a Selbamors 8efarStnnasn mr. r.
S4ahnitnn ,e: pertr sbsn. Die Gtnftur fDrbert rms cI l. : =
frildes eeber wteter. tN"Na neuss,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nnfeu. I.0N
@seat Bals, 30. 81 8. Sbarpar, wurps pn fhro6sa a
fdte. y~terp0ft1t unb llnSerbanI 6teit aebstIt, TA~'" VI
Q1m. 6. Rtmmp, $50 Wp. 175 on 6arafear -.
Sdw6Ge bs santen Geaems AtbeiIt; wa
Ybtncds S. Beadam BON Nep- NDrt. Ia no,rhs -, .,tss
rtesr Dpsperie 9ebeit; y" 'ya''
&tU. @Bas: Dunn, atU. 80 esipfr.. pom geraOpfuno urb ),
trtmer GAmd1sI 7 a - q!
ssIaa 5srraa, non @niSUsIun8 bs 8auSts aab Der @l,
S. Wt BtDtUa, 8eabsorb, pa pDn 9sberk.anrbs, ., sA..
TEN 8lNks; "A i"lsV r.
W. s; hilbert SO IS aaoA ataRr, SaItinnoss, vs Ola.
pspRa, Acknowledgements UT &rirbei; $3.50 !" S'SS
Dte 8rau Won s: 2. 81 SO, as @eG4rass son 9san,sao
ub nerSSfer Sdwddt. % =" ~'SPsPba
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

- 8. Nj. PIKE s. Co.'S PuRs CarAw.
.sxn,s1 The ohies Cstawha Brandy has for
~ ~so'aa yeafs past. been manufactured from the
W SWsrs yasce q the An,erscaa Cdtascbd Grape, and
sHs oosaioed rsre popularity for medicinal and
sn,y purposes II not only equals but escois the
RiChSsss FLAVOR .AA"
Read the Foilowing certificates:
npc, WAsaIrGres. d G, Nov ilta, 1853
.n.,s . SidAskH, Esq7sir: have made chemical
saaiysis OF sample OF pure Ohio Catawba Irsn.
aY. oI INC naanutactu,e of NJ Pike Co. Cinnjn.
trNn, ssa hna % to be pure Wine Brandy, free
rom sdniterationso or admixture of ipQrediants do
-, o,'nentai tn health-rot u factitious liquor made
OF corn spirits and fsvoring essences: and IL is
the Place OF French Cosnac.
THOMAS ANfIsKLL, M ID,
Chemical Examiner u Patent Ofice
w WASHINGTON Nov ~, 1859
We, the undersigned, having made q careful ex-
sshhnstfon OF samples of Pixies Pure Ohio Cata ba
or Msrandy hereby recommend It cordially to the pub
nc rs most excellent article worthy OF notice and
seii adapted TO medicinal uses where a superior
ana genuine Brandy Is required,
CokSELIus BOYLE. NJ d,
SRSMEs NJ ID.
~ for sale By WPETERS0S,
Wholesale Druggist, lh5 Main street.
Sole agent for Richmond, Va.
ap l9-d2m&cwlm
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BOARDING.
rOLUMBIAN HOTEL.

This. establishment will be opened the 18th of
May, for the entertainment Of the public. 1t is
COW Il Oroush paired from bottom to top, improv-
ID ia ali respects and in every way better suited
the comforts OF its patrons than heretofore. The
main building is five stories high 270 feet in length
and 30 arranged that you enter trom the street in
he middle OF the house, now fronting on Shoskoe
Slip instead of Cary street formerly. II is airy
roomy, convenient AMI comfortable as it can be -
Fhe chambers a-e furnished anew throughout, and
have the best quality OF BEDDiNG.
The Kitchens are admirably arranged and have
very convenience for the serving up separately
ehe different Meats and Vegetables.
Having engaged Col Wy ATT UARDWELL, for.
merly of Char lotte. and Mr. B LUCK, Of hich-
noi d. who will devote their hole time TO the man
lgemert fthe house for me- feel confident it the
facilities furnished them. that every thing and
sill be done by them sus their assistants to add to
she miort of their guests.
Omuibusses now being built and will run to
the different Depots, Steamers and Packet Boats,
,oon completed. Ia the meantime. Porters will
attend with Hacks. JJS Ii CRENSHsW
Proprietor
Frora the above notice it will be seen that, We
the undersigned. have the management If the ca
LUMBlAN HOTEL. We take occasion to say to our
friends thar We will be exceedingly happy TO re-
ceiYe them at the old establishment now revived
and modesDised where no pains shall be spared for
their qualification and comfort
WYATT CARDWELL
my l0-tm q Il LUCK.
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M SAh'L NJ PRICE 4 Co by recent arrivaIs h va
added to their stock
Rich Lace MANTLEH XII
Beautiful Lace SETS
Real Point LACE sErS and CELLARS. very
cheap
E'egAat Grenadine ROBES. at reduced prices
Complete assortment Of MOURNING GOODS
Beautiful Barege and Organdie ROBES
bAhhdEs, ORGANDIES, PuPLINS and
LUsTERS
RIBBONS. GLOVES. MITrs, FANS
New and beautiful Lacs aLEEVEa
Great variety Of M0URNING sErs
GOODS for Gentlemen. Boys GUNNER Wear
in great variety
All goods o. hand will be sold until the c,oss a,
The season. at prices whish cannot fail TO please
my 26-ts
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ITALpA3LE FARM CT 2721 2 ACRES,

VALuA3LE FARM CT 272 2 ACRES,
IN REvRICO COUNTY. MILES NORTH
EAST OF kIUHMOs D, NEAR THE MEOHAN-
ICsVILLE TURNPlKs-I have concluded to sell
my Farm called 0iDey" located a. above, con tain.
ing 2724 acres of which about S4 u acres n cd
AID timber and lS8 Of cleared land embracing
lar ge proportion of tiue Chckahominy low grounds,
snd som fine m adow land The land is we'll adep
tod 10 he growth of wheat corn, tobacco. &C. The
high land Tor egetables cannot be suDpRssed The
farm il in healthy aad desirable neie hborhcOd,
adjoining the lauas OF Robt Edmond. J Carter.
DIR Hu1sop ard others The buildings on the
place are As comfortable as those II. ualy found ON
place OF s size. The dwelling is in good repair,
lately built, with two excellent rooms The Barn,
stable. aud all the oubuildipgs are in good repair
On the farm are good springs, aud excellent
well Ia the yard For terms apply to 1essrs GoadiD
9ppefson. JOSIAH sM TIL
my 30-l0t
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H6 DISEASED
SIDE,
BREAST.

EYES. ETC
IExtract from letter from Grimes Eso
an, Loudon county, Va
ny wife has been for years afflicted with great
akness pain in the side. breast ar back pAlpi.
ation OF the heart; feebeness of the nervous sys.
S hss OF appetite; con pley ion ssllow: tie sght
ore eye almost gone. the other very weak am
praAed TO say Hampton's Tincture has restored her
they were.
RHEUMATISM SIS YEARS.
mrs BsRweil, OF Virginia. suffered from Rheu.
msusm from her 12th TO her 50th year of age; at
lmes es-entirely helpless Being wealthy, she en-
plo5rd the best medical attention, and tried rnany
iJ n;'c,nes but wascured only by Hansptons Feoe-
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, sfet all other remedies have failed,
FEMALES AND GILL DREN
all their diseases '
81 Cal and get Pam phlets and see cures
seid " PURCELL, LADD d 90, Richmond: by
T GOoAs, Fredericks6urg; BY all the Drug ggists
'verYwhere.
e4- 81 per bottle: six bottles for S.
nY l6-ikwts
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THE TUNsTALL HOUSE.
THREE PLUWS IN ONE PLOW-,

have completed aud successfully tried new
Plow. which combines the advantage OF three Plows
on one stock 1t is structed that the face.
front wearing surface of the mould board is sep.
.rate from the rest of the Plow and is put or of
n easil ii Point Each of these pjows has three
dfeten siz-s ard distinctly different shapes of ia
c-s. thus enabling one Piow to perform the several
purposes of Sod Stubble or Fall0w Piow, simply BY
chat ging the face (Which is done by one screw
bolt) AS only the face OF the mould board wears 9
ont This Plow can b. used at only half the cost Of
do not wish to dispsrage Oher flows, but be
ieve tn is to be the perfect and mCst economi
cal Plow low in use in this State.
PHI STARKE
No So Main ST. Get,
3 doors above t. Charles Hotel.
nv n4-ta kirhmopd Va
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L ii r DISP ATCH
IUthNIN8 1nNV ,o.o
JUNE 4. 1859

IN. WHEAT CRop--The New York Courier and
a enquirer estimates that the coming crop of wheat
wiz NOT De less than two hundred million bu,bs,,
=, n'y million more than the yield of last vsar
nne 40 unusually large breadth of land has bsen
80 ', 90 corn' which at present is very forward
with every prospect of a good cron
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IaE NEwB.RRY POISONING CASE Mrs Villas
one OF the persous poisoned by a slave woman. in
Newoerry, South Carolina, died on the 31st u,t
Inc inhabitants there are greatly excited in con,
sequence The Others who were poisoned are con-
sidered out of danger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

AN ITEM For WIrE,WHIPPERs-Judge johnson.
OF Louisville, kentucky, last week, 10 deciding a
case before him, said "a man has no right to
whip his wife, but should be SO yerey punished II
he should be guilty of such an outrage. Bat the
women, on the contrary, have the right to whip
their husbands whenever they please. 1t is a pre-.
rogatve belonging to the peculiarly and inaiien.
ably. am surprised that it is not exercised to a
greater extent"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

rhLoRE.-The sugar-importing house of Cbass
20, 10 Portland, Me-, suspended payment on
i'e''"S' severe losses during the last and prsv;.
GUS year, occasioned by heavy faiIures in Rc.,o,
apa e,'ewhere and the disastrous condition of the
oaoa trace during the past winter and spring. have
produced this result. p''"s' nave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

THE WHEAT CROP IN TExAs-The Shreveport
(rexas) Gazette, after glowing description of the
wheat crop throughout that part of the State sa,
"As soon as our railroad extends into the prai-
ries, capitalists will establish larger ourino mills
10 this pace, and ship thousands Of barrels of new
flour to New Orleans, mouth before the Western
produce can come into market"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04
%UsPREcEpENTEp BARTA1ss

UNPRECEDENTED BARTAIkS
At II. CASH STORE Of
PERKINS d co,
No l4l Eagle Square.
Very -'ch Double Skirt and two Floupced Silk
Robes
Two uuced Parege Grenadine and Organdie
Robes
Rich y. sand.e and Berages
Ducal Paids. Valentias. and Challe De Laiaes,
marked down 10 20 cts
Fresh supply OF those cheap Kid Gloves at 80
IS Bl- aehed Shin ting, very cheap at ed
Beet IS Bartlett Blesched at 10 cts
Extra - Bleached Shirtings at IL cts
Best Mills ShrtiBgs 81 Is cts
6ich Lace and French Worked sets
large stock new style PSrasols
100 piece. fast colored Lawns at %
;, pieces fast colored Brillants at Is cts
Best Eng iish and American Calicoes at II cts
Watch spring Hoop skirts.
my 30-lw PERKINS co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

NE" HAMPsHIRE.-The Legislature of Nau
nanpsh're assembled on Wednesday last. ,yo.
A'ditmore was elected President of the s.r.,.
and n b. Bryant, Speaker of the Hou.e Th.
presi"ing officers. as we'll the other oficars ~
both branches, are all Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

HARD PUSHED FOR MoNEY.--A letter from Vienna
says: "The pswning OF jewels fs not confined TO
the Grown diamonds of the State, but the Prin.
of the Austrian Court said to be select
ing The Jews In addition to this nbeneyolenc !,
as t was called in the Middle Ages, when the cier-
ay opened their purse-s'rings, is going ON in all
the wealthy monasteries CT Austria
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

~CHEAP PCARDPRINTINa.-Th DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RuddLES' FAsT GARD PRINTING PRESSES !.
prepared to furnish hisdescrption of work cbeans
ana win greater rapidity. than any other establish
% aeht IN this city. The largest stock of CARDS in
the city can he found at this of1ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04
~ NEW AND FRESH GOODS,

GhE4ff
Watkins FIcELxr have just opsned. and are ar
pecting to arrive. in Q few days:
nsN AND BEAUTIFUL PRINTED JACONETS
aud ORGANDIEs.
FINS dkENADiNE BAREaE AND BLACK
HERMANN
stBLACK BAREGE. for shawls and Mantillas.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, NEW styles
SEw sTYLs ACE AND VELVET MANTLEs.
cheap.
fiNE BLACK SILK MtTTs; KID GLOVES.
NE" rooLAhD SILKS AND SILK FOULARDs.
super French sewed 80 Spring Skirts
With many new and fresh goods which will h.
sold very low.
Ne'o Goods constantly rsce,ved.
my 30-6t W>TKINs rTCRrvu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

GRAssHoPprRs have again made their appearance
in Bucks county, Pa and promise to be very an.
noyirg, If not destructive. the coming summer -
In Upper Wakefield and Hilitown townships, they
have attacked tue young corn, and. 10 some iu-
stances the tops of the potatoes, and s feared.
from these demonstrations, that they are going to
be troublesome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

PREsBYrERiAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, IN. S.)-The
General Assembly, at Wilmington, Del, wa.
dissolved last Tuesday night The commission tc
investigate the complaints against the Homs
Missionary Society embraced the following dele.
gates: Rev Drs Stesrns. Patterson, Brainerd, Al
len, Curtis, Wood aud F'wler, and Messrs Bene-
dict, White, Lessup and Piuneo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

RARE SHor.-On May 9Th ult Mr. Irwin, Uni,
ted States Army. of Fort Buchanan, killed two
antelope at single shot with Colts carbiue, the
distance being over three hundred yards. Th.
bsfl passed through the heart of one animal and
the liver of the other case of this sort is ycry
rare ia the annals of sporting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04
CITY PROPERTY FOR

sALE.-We are authorized to sell, upon accom.
modating terms. valusble property near the New
Mar ket fronting more than half acre upon Mar
shall and 9Th streets an Market alley, For every
purposs iG Is one Of the most desirable piec OF
property jn Richmond. The dwelling is one Of the
mo ct desirabls in the city. having every modern
convenience; and the lot on Market alley covers
the entire front OF Market Square, snd the whole
rty has the privie ge the cit. culvert which
rms i'm rear OF Market slley Fer further par.icu
lars. anpIy to 0UDDlN AfpEnsON.
my 25-lat AuCt'oheefs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-04

The PRECEDENT Nor FcLLowEp-In New York
on Wednesday. the jury Ia the case Of William E
Moore, brought iD q verdict of mauslaughter-
The prisoner killed man named John Van Warth
who had sssuced his wife. According to dis
tinguished precedent, recently established, there
are many who think the prisoner should have
been acquitted.