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FASHIONABLE LIrE.-A recent letter from New
York says: The congregation at the fashionable
churches are beginning to thin eff, sure sign
that the "season" at Newport aud Saratoga 10 at
hand. Everybody that is anybody is packing up
to go. aud in three weeks time people who have
the courage to remain In town, will be considered
nothing, If not vulgar.
very severe attacks of sore throat and other maia
dies, which can only be cured by q prescription
the msin ingredients of which are few months
leave of absence, continuation of salary, and 9
series of complimentary resolutions from the yes
trV,
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ssss~B.KER's PaEMIuM BIrTERs have

created quite sensation with our citizehs, as we
sos aud hear daily of persons that have used them
and recommending them 10 Others as IL IL were the
snly medicine in tEs world. We would call the at
teatUn Of ms fchants or iering goods from the city
20 b, mindfui OF BAk ER'S PREMIUM BlTTERS as
you viii never lose a customer alter they have once
Tried them. Ii has performed more remarkable curet
than any medicine ever discovered 1t can be used
hy all sexes with perfect safety Being pnrsiy veg
etshls stands rivaIed for the cure OF Dyspep-
sia Col1s Coughs Cholic, Nervous Affections, Gen
eral Debility. Ague and Fever, and Nervous Head
ache as Thousands ofcertiicates have already been
furnished the proprietor of this valuable medicine
for the absve comp ANTS. You can be supplied b;
all the principal Drug giss in the city OF hle nond,
and elsewhere in ViTgni and North Carolina.
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m@-eHEsu LEnoHzs.-I have inst 70

M@ FRESH LkEUhEb.--I have lust res
csIved, By Adasns' Express, fresh lot of swedish
L1BCH Es, whish will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
Ps.-Cuppins snd Lesching promptly attended
To- Can be found all hours OF the day at the Hair
breeding R.om under the American Hotel. and ai
night on 9Th street French Garden hili
my 25-ts H. v. pobSON
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~ LroolIcn.

A. O. G. BRAND.
on SALE. BIT JAMES n Mc1NnPEW
de S-ly 81 PTyr srRrrr NV ynr,v
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FATAL ACCIDENT Nr-The Searcy. Arksnsas, Eagle
says that as Mr.. Wigs, Col Watkins overseer
was getting on bis horse at Mr.. Prices, Thursday
evening. gun which ho had In his hand WAS ac-
cidentslly discharged, killing, almost instantly
Mrs Price, who was standing by with her hus-
baud and two or three other persons.
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Committed. Grimes, q noisy deni-
zen of the town Of Fulton, has bens arrested and
committed TO the Jail Of Hsnricc, BY Constable
Thomas, for abusing and threatening bis neigh.
bors, and insulting young lady on the highway.
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AN OLD BARREL.-BeDson Coe, of West Hartford,
Conn has iu bis possession q vinegar barrel which
bears date 16l0 and 10 therefore 249 years old.
II known 20 have been used az vinegar barrel for
over 1SO years, aud 10 said to be still sound
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CAMELs on AN ALABAMA PLANrATIoN-The Sci
ma (Aa.. Sentinel, 10th inst., says:
The camels purchased by Mr. Woolsey from
Capt. Mschado, last week, seem to answer many
useful purposes. The other day one Of the ami.
mails, ith rider, brought twelve bushels of she'll.
ed corn to town to mill. SO one camel, in milling
alone, will answer the purposes Of wagon aud
two mules. and will travel over the ground four
times as quick as the mules. We understand tha,
they have been tried to the plough, and answer
the purpose admirably, being docile, and easily
managed.
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PRESBYTERIAN 3gNEsAL AssKMBLY-O. S-Iadida
opahs. May % -Dr. Wilson. from the statistical
committee. reported In favor of some changes In
the tables of the church statistics relative to eders
'icentiates baptisms. contrib utions, &c The re-
port was discussed ut length, but no action was
taken upon it. 4-
of ~. ns,r az TheoIas;ca, sm,nar rba ra,n.,
on domestic missions was then taken mp and con
Cured in, and officers elected The directors
of the Danville and Western Theological Ssmina.
ries were also elected
pRssBYrgRIAN GENERAL AssExBLy-N. S.-Wu
mington May d The time of the 9aneral Assem-.
bly, Of the Presby yterisn New schoo) Church wa.
mainIy occupied 70 day by discus ,ions on church
extensions and publications, but no conclusion wss
arrived az
The report Of the Committee on Church Exter.
sion was rec ,mmtted, and made special order
for Monday eve0iaa.
The delegates to the Assembly will 90 on steam.
bose excursion on Monday afternoon at the invita-
tion Of the citizens Of Wilmington.
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CORTLAND SYRUP, Cuba Molasses,
L Muscovado do, N Orleans eo.for 20. Dy ,,o
mya PVTTe,. FAhLES w
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ENGLAND AND FRANCR-It is nouuced that dis
patches have been received at the State Depart
ment from our Ministers at London. France, and
Spain. Mr.. Dallas states that great activity pre-
walls in England throughout all the various de-
rartments, and warlike preparations OF immense
magnitude are being prosecuted with vigor and
urgency. MIR. Mason says thst the Emperor has q
stronger hold upon the affections of the people OF
France than he ever had before. and they evince a
determination to stand by him at all hazards, and
prosecute the to the bitter end.
BALLooNING ExrRAoRDIsARY.-Joshua Pusey, the
fe-onaut, made his forty seventh ascension from
West Chester on Saturday afternoon, at AZ o'clk,
in the presence of q large. number Of persons
The wind was high at tbs time, and the balloon,
with its daring adventurer, was carried In . due
east direction, at rapid rate. When at the mouth
OF the Scbuylkill, the water below appeared some
thing like small stream, such was the height OF
the balloon. After having crossed the Delaware,
and when several miles beyond, the aroDaut COM
menced to descend, and dropped his anchor for
that purpose. In this, however, be was unsuc-
cessful, the anchor dragging some four hundred
yards through lot of timber, when the rope was
fortunately seized by two men, who held it as fast
| as they could. Pusey, in order to save his life,
sprapg from the car, sustaining sundry damages
to his person. The balloon, which was valued at
| $400, pursued its course eastward. He landed at
quarter past five O'Clock, about ten miles from
Camden. The distance travelled was about thirty
| five miles-Phl. ". amer.
The stray balloon descended into the sea, about
two miles north of squan, N. j., and was picked
up bya Philadelphia steamer.
MURDER At NEWARK, N. J.-Patrick Maude, who
escaped from the luuaiic asylum at Trenton last
week, arrived at Newark on Saturday, and shot lis
| ris.er, Mrs Abraham Turbett, instantly dead -
| Two ehots were fred with remarkable precision.
1t wa kucws that he had threatened his wife, but
no reason known for killing his sister, unless be
vas insane. Much excitement existed. and other
murders were apprehended until his arrest was
announced. which was accomplished about 10
| O'Clock. The victim was estimabe woman,
aged 40 years, and the mother of four Children
| The verdict of the jury was, that Maude commit
| ted the murder maiiciously and wilfully.
! OLD SAN JACINTo SOLDIER GoSB-The Eufaua
Ala, Spirit of The South, records the death of Mr.
| McDongald Mclean, who served q volunteer In
the Texan of independence. He was present
at the battle of San Jacinto. and for many years
past on each 2lst Of April the nversary of that
action, be was in The habit of firing the cannon
In honor of that day On its last return, he wa,
confined to his bed, but some thoughtful friends
performed the usual ceremony, and the ears Of
the old soldier were greeted with the accustomed
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YOUTHFUL ENrHUsIssN The boys CT
Union and Church Hills made quite 6oae,u
demonstration last Monday night, aod celebrated
with marked spirit the election Of wIcxRAn asd
McaRuDER torchlight procession, boIArss and
bad music we're the principal means rssortsd 10
on the occasion. ~
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wN H Smith, of Hertford county, has been
nominated for Congress by the Opposition party ~
the frst district Of North Carolina.
The new N. Il. Church 10 Petersburg, will be
dedicated on Sunday after next.
Col Herod Faisou, Of Jackson. N. O., wsi
thrown from his buggy few days ago, and had
thigh broken.
philip Palmer, IN old citizen OF Norfolk. vhs
served n the war of 1912, died few days sgo, ,ant
vas buried With military honors.
NspsIson Koscialowski,s . Polish exile, and cap.
tain in the Missouri volunteers during the dexi
can war, died in Washiugtoa on Monday.
Patrick Miles, who fought and lost leg ct Mon
| terry, died In Washington day or two since.
Governor Brown, Of Gs., has appointed Hon
Linton stephen . Judge OF tho Supreme Court, y
the place or Judge McDouaid, resigned
II II reported IN New York that Gen. Scott he
made bet Of 500 bottles Of champagne that Icut
Napoleon will never rsturn 70 Pafh.
Itis said that the Rosthchiids have Lost 5000,
600 francs By the great Viennss house that has iuD
] failed, but this 10 probably On sxsggsratioa.
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A ppirlssd debate occurred 10 the Prussiau
Chamber OF Representatives on the 18th, on the
bin providing for placing the army on war foot
ing aud for even entusii.les Of war, A. De vincnes
one Of the Representatives ip advocating the BILL
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LAMENrBD CASE OF SUCIDg-A widow lady
named Mrs. Morehead, residing at Blue Grass
Iowa, on Friday Of last week, committed suicide BY
hanging herself. After tho children had retired
at night, she went ont, and being gone so long q
time her li.tie son got up and searched for her,
He found her asleep, as be thought, in the shed,
though she was 10 . standing position. He then
called his brother, and their loud calls to awaken
their mother. aroused a neisbbor. He repaired to
tho shed, and found her hanging by the neck.
few weeks previous, man named Bast had
twice attempted to outrage her person, and beiLg
sui psned to atteDd Court to testify against him.
and not arriving until after the trial had closed
she imagined that cruel suspicious were fastened
npon her reputation. The effect Of this upon her
mind led her to self-destruction.
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RUN FROM SUGAR CANz.-The Murfreesboro'
| last week, a spirit distilled BY Mr.. john Thomp.
son. from the Chinese Sugar Cane. 1t appeared
to be pure spirit, Of great strength and not
pleasant TO the taste. The process of making
was to press tho juice from the cane, place it in
tnbs with little yeast, and distill when fern ted
sufficiently. Mr. Thompson, with very imperfect
machinery, made fifty gallons ofrum from the cane
that grew acre of ground. This, too, wa.
his frst attempt at making spirit from the Juice
of this cane"
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sss~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA Rrxrpr


PETERS INRALLIBLY REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHRA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
curia or Bslsamic properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto.
rStlve Bpd rsuovatJng powers; and the medical
world are Astonishcd when told that the above re
msdF will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occular demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty e'5d years has known OF a of twenty
years standing to be restored perfect health and
sli other cases OF shorter duration to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any % 5onorThoaa which the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence on part Of the patient; and TO any
purchasing half y dozen bottles, and using accord
fngiy, IN his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and of failure, viii aTnish additional
medicine. tree of cha e., to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will lie effected with
cUt inccn Senience to tie patient. Sold by
GRUbBS APPBRs0N, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
de IG-6me No. NI Broad st,
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FRox AsIzoNA.-The Arizonisn, published at
Tubac, Arizona, contains the proceedings Of .
meeting at Arizona city, expressing strongsdisap-
wards Arizona, aud urgently requesting. CO.
operation throughout the Territory 70 establish
aud maintain an independent government.
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PaEpARIsG 70 REcETvK GEN. WALKER.--The Mica.
rsguan government appear TO he Anxiously ex .
pectiug another invasion from Gen. Walker, and
are mailing preparations 20 Give bin warm recep-
sion. They recently SAINT 20 England for i've hun.
drsd MIME rides. which. may be expected oui
carly neXt month. - ss
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nNB- PARKH FoiHDxxTER,
ATTORNEY 1T LAW,

RICHMOND, VA,
VIII practice In the city sf Richmond and 10 the
eounties of Chesterfield Pevhataa and Amelia.
61. Once In Liss's Building, corner Of Main and
I n .traeta se 23-i2m
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sag- ONE OF THE NJ osr PREVALENT, and

xHF- OEE OF THE NJ oST PREVALENT, ano
at the same time troublesome and painful disease.
that attend the human flesh IL the Fever aud Agues
Fora long time the medical world have been contn'
ustly bringing forth numerous specifics for its per
rnsnsnI cure; but all without effect. DR. Hoset
ter. su perienced and celebrated physician, has
succeeded in furnishing the public with a va uable
preparation for the cure of Fever and Ague. The
stesay AMI incr, asing demand lately made for the
Filters" aud the universal success attending itt
use, have msde for it a reputation unsurpassed by
any speciic OF the kind For the cure of the Fever
and Ague. DR. Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bit
Esrs must an shouid claim a superiority over any
other preparation extsnS.
Gold By druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
SN- See advert isement in another column.
lin
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ACCIDENTAL FIRE Yesterday afternoon
between the hours OF and O'Clock, tine musliu
curtains in the polishing or work room Of Minnis'
daguerrean gallery on Main street near 10th, ac-
cidentslly took ere from lighted lamp, aud the
blaze spreading rapidly, . quantity OF paper aud
destruction OF the entire building. Mr. swsn, on
seeing the situation of AFFAIRS ran in and with the
aid Of the operators extinguished the flames bss
fore doing much damage.
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NH 3
nATENT SAFETY DIAPER PINS

l. Hcilmann's Patent Safety Diaper Pins, is in it.
setf very simple contrivan ce, and bids fair to
persede all other Diaper Pins in use being far sn
perior to any other In point of safety and duIabi
ty. For sale by @. GENNEf,
my24 Eagle Sguare.
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DEA1Hor 4 LADY from Jor The Ebelish pepsrs
report the death Of Mrs. Young. lady Of htGe -
cisl position, who died under the axcitsnent pro
ducsd By receiving tho joyful intsiligence o. sns
election Of her nephew 70 the Houss cs Ceumoss'
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s% RKFHIdERAToRs.

EnH" "RKFnIGERAToRs.
REFRTGERATOFS, chespl cheapi
HATER COOLERS
MATER COOLERS
SLitIIfER BATHS
ICE CREAM fREEZERS
ICE PITCHERS
Persons wishing any Of the above articles, will
find q large assortment at VERY Low PRICES.
THuS BUhkLEY,
my 6-ln 1877 Main street.
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HoRRIBIE-Last Friday morning, Geo. Schriver,
AGED. Is, accidentally fell into vat OF boiling
liouor, at the steam taunery of Diller Arndt. in
Jouestow o, Pa, and although pulled out instantly
was scalded TO death.
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FIRE IN GLOUCESTER, MAss.-The planning mills
of Bnrnham 4 Brothers, At Gloucester, Mass..
were destroyed by fire last Sunday rniug. with
other property adjoipg The loss IL about 81 900
and is nearly covered by insurance. Among the
sufferers were John w Lowe and Co, j Track,
painter, and Winter, sash and blind maker.
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MS PATCH
~ STEAM POW1R
PRIMTIU0 q OFYI CT
Opvy,ey of Nais ssd fbitsss,sn S1rsas, 1teAmasI

PRIMTIMG OryI CT
0bvsw ef Aats ssd fndssssn SFsas, AtsAaas1
JOHN b. HAMMRRSLIY 3 CO.. Pvopsistesss
rhis sstablishnsns {bslng the noss eo1llsss Pr1n-
terry in the South, both asrsgards Tyres, QrnaDeats
f end !. s , ,ss:s srnns enc s;s z
P1abHfiIsa P39K and S9S PAINTING Es HsA Acsssscxs 3
o1hfgsdoss1EA biGIs ssdoss1EADNe. HzSsHbSsii1{ =.
s!a fsssss s,s E "a s;ss .ss 3
'0sTtiMs'12R TM2 GHTRF:&a:1; DHRF&1da fs's9 2siss' hss.
impression. Per hour thereby sn.Sli1g ths laase.s
q "orH s1 4 sSs .hosssss poSis soics
q hsess rsdscsd ." vvqrovsses = ~ ssrese .
Prinsnx in Gold ana si,v.r !so.s., - ys.3sss
eolored Inks. executed in thshighs2 seyls sz0sese
In this branch Of the buslne0 The Deo1g9eO -
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S,.s'.. css..' 8: s'ss:s sos. SO c:.s'e:
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Gray. OF Jas Gray Sons 9 0reY. - - ~
Sons; D K Puisen, oe te1neeW . x.teoo1. 1H
lor. u. q veales A1sy.sE kfC Hs.i.sn
jobs SssssIas q ssSlsa = 9 Aiahs : ovss
Dspssisa % ssesi.sS ! q 0aa III ~ M "
Main eTest Wsesp Ssss@sr.
! -yTRY VAIuABLl IAlM u Al..
- Az. :!p. .,ssa9 sSagFfEnit fEnitS q sssE5x II B:
eS3 6xf1-I = an1hee11e1 q 81 ~ ~
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WHEAT IN TENNESSEE Letters from Tennessee
state that new wheat will be ready for market 10
many parts of that State BY the LIST OF juno, and
that the crop gives indications of the greatest
abundance.
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RfT WILLIAM P. MAYO.

RRR H-8't71t N
Late of Bin:ord. Mayo Blair ia interested In the
husinfss of
WATKINS G FYCKLEN
Where he may always De found prepared 70 offer his
friends anu thOs5 Of his lato firm
A LARGE. ELEGANT AND ENTIRELY
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
nv lin
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Raf- MANTLE DEPOT,

SO MAIN STREET.
LADIES'
MISSES
CHILDREN'S
WRAPPINGs
r EZEKIEL'S
my I6 Cloak and Mantle Depot, % Main at
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SMART BoY.-A journal in the interior Of New
York publishes the following "notice." which 10 a
pretty fair exhibition Of the spirit OF Young Amer.
lea: Whereas my father, Newtovn Salisbury, a.
forbid me his bed and board, for the reason visit.
ed and assisted at my sisters house duriog her
husbands sickness and death: therefore, / forbid
his harboring any other boy 10 my stead.
WARsEs A SALISBURY.
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Fowl CIsEAsu.-Many Of our poultry
fanciers are complaining Of . strange and fatal
disease among their fowls, which they seem unable
to check or account for. We know one esutlsmsu
who has lost more than one hundred young bipsds,
more than that. The disease takes hold Of the
chickens when about three weeks old, the frst
indications Of which are tho dropping Of their
wings, loss Of appetite, roughnsss Of leather. stp
per and speedy death. The disease 10 unlike anv
We have ever sseu. and 10 by far the most fatal =
Its effects are very much like those OF vsrmiu, ex.
cept that the chickens occasionsIly have frequent
discharges from the bowels, and seem 10 mortify
before dying. If any Of our readers can rive
remedy for this disease, we should b. clad % pub.
'ish IL, for ee benefit of poultry raisers who are
now loosing heavily by its ravsRes
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- BURROWS RELIABLE MEDIoIEg.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN FL z

Ahh SuOpA A@-AAA - -
Has cured, and is DOW daily efectiDg the most
is sfictsd. fhousands who were hitherto suffering
unosr the mort inveterste diaaeses end which %eit
IsGa gesoped a 10 health by tho Of bs
srpiy Erss,a Ismedy. p1r soR9kHhAb hHEuhA III
resulting oa, tnprfty If fhs tloo,, it is unsurpegs
cd by any medicine In medical science.
By thoroughly purifying the Blooi and stoIcsch
and streng gthenfng and renovating every organ O.
the huniau system. IL necessarily cures all those
enss IisuS SJSPLAiHT EXP NERVOUS APFEc
TIONsi GENERAL DEBILITY, EkUPTI0Ns
ON TRE SKIN, CHRONIC FEyER AND AGUB.
and all other diseases which ere well known TO e1-
IL. from the above causes. all that is asked is
fair trial. which will sssnredly convince any one OF
paration in curing the diseases for which it is
Commended For particulars call and get a de.
'ori0h's circular pFs9aysd w kiyyRRow II 400
Practical and Analytical Che nsists,
For sale in Richmond by Purcell. Ladd Co.
DR. J W Garliek, Wsriag pesrce. and Druggists
generally. mh ID Ia
N- s. NJ. PIKE g. Co. q PURE CArAw.
Bl BRAHDY.-The Ohio Catawbs Brandy has for
pure 3uice Of the ABlertcdn Catd,oba Grape, and
has obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes. II not only equals bat excels the
choicest imp ported Bra4dies In PURIrY. QUALIFY and
EicHagss or FLAVOR.
Head the following certificates:
WAssiRGTos. d g. Nov lith, 1858.
ID b CLARKE, Esq-sir: have made q chemical
saalYsis OF sample Of pure Ohio Catawbs Bran
dy: OF the manufacture OF 5 Pike Co, Cinein'
nsh, and hnd ii TO be pure Wine Brandy, free
from adulteraticnsor or admxture of Ingredients. de-
ulmeTtal to heaith-not q Fictitious liquor, made
Of corn spirits and fsyoring essences; and 1t 10
We'll s&spted. from its purity aud quality, 70 take
uie place Of French Cognsc.
THOMAS ANTIsELL, NJ D,
Chemical Examiner 3 Patent Once.
8. WASHINGTON. Nov II, 1859.
ne, the undersigned. having made careful ex-
snlpation Of samples Of Pixies Pure Ohio Catawba
nn.enay. hereby recommend IL cordially 10 the pub
a ~ most excellent article worthy Of notice. snd
s'l wi TsDted to msdieinai Uses, where Q superior
CoRHTLIus B0YL. NJ ID.
49, 6EAAEs NJ d.
sSfos sale by WPETERsON.
WL0ipsAis Druggist, I55 Main street.
s1!S -caaAewtm "sA' w '''~'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-01

FROM WARRINGTON War Department has
been informed by Brigadier General Clark, in q
letter dated Los Angeles. May I'd, of the complete
success OF Lieut.. Col Hoffman's expedition against
the Mohave Indians.
Mr.. Appleton has resumed his duties as Assist
ant Secretary of State.
Secretary Floyd, who two weeks ago went to
Virginia to recruit his strength, wasted by sick.
| ness, writes that his health is considerably ims
proved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-01

FROM BUENos AYREs. Advicss from Buenos
Ayres are to the 18th ult. There were serious
symptoms of war between Buenos Ayres and
the Argentine Confederation. The American ex-
ploring expedition was to leave about the Goth for
the Paraguay river. The American ship Austin
laden with wool, was burnt ut Buenos Ayres, bui
we have no particulars Of the disaster The
American Consul, however, had caused the arrest
of the crew, and was investigating the affair."