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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-09

THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHLL1TOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM-
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPA Red Il 7 4 CHEMIST.
BOTTLES "a % and SO cents and one dollar.
TEE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be keptin
Il. families in case of accidents sudden sickness
IS il frequently cu il less time than it requires to
get physician.
1t cures pain in any part Of System and is used
externally and internally.
HARTSHORNE'SC CURE-ALi. cures rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Chilslairs
HARTSHORNESC CUhE-AEL cures Cramps, Collc,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains i'll the
Limbs Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
HARTSHOkNES CURE-A LL cures Sprans,
Bruises Scalds Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTSRURNk'S CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Feet and Swelling of the Joints.
HARrSH0RNE'S CUkE-ALL cures Stl1 Neck
from Cold, and Ague ia the Breast
HARTSH0kNE'S Gu RE A LII is good for Dyspep-
sa Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Paia, use the CURE-ALL, as
il acts upon the Nerves MusIes, Sinews. Blood and
Bones and by its warming electromagnetic power,
expeIs all pain from the system. Get bottle and
try it,
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
n Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and ell towns in
Virginia. &C l5-6m
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40 $3.50 REWARD. Ran away,

fyHY NL0U hE " AND. - hHH hWay,
"a about 9Th December 1853, my boy HENRY.
"A Henry is about ri years OF age, rather deli
KE- cate In appearance, about feet or 10 inches
IA nrIxht bright rauiatto full head OF hair OF good
address but rather cringing when spoken 20. laughs
when talking, fond of dress and somewhat OF a
dandy, had a small patch Of beard on his chin He
IL also little bowed in the legs and can read and
write.
| will give ffty dollars reward If the above negro
is taken is this State and lodged in jail where
] can get him; and $50 If taken III any other slave
ttate will give $3.50 reward If Information sutii-
ceut for conviction can be given against any white
taau who may have had hand IN getting him off
q free state.
ia IT'S CHARLES l.. HoBS0N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
s- The Best CoUaH SYRUP IN =

g- The Best CovaH SYRUP IN rup
WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup In the world Ii Har.a
aorne's Pectoral Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
This article Is prepared by chemist, and ia pro-
nounced By medical men, and those who have used
II, 10 be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds.
Catarrh, Bronchitis. Hoarseuess Sore Throat fro,,
4 cold. and preventive OF that lion of diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant to
the taste scftens, clears and strengthens the voice
elays irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles % end 80 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug.
9ists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and al
towns in Virginia. oc l5-6m
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SUICIDE OF WoMAN-A sHicide under remark
able circumstances, took place in Cincinnati ON
Friday evening las, (which is thus related by the
Gazette Of that city:
For considerable time East Hungarian nan.s
Emmsnuel Gerard, who keeps a Cigar store at No
ozo vine street. opposite Green. had suspected his
wife OF an improper intimacy With German nhy.
sician. (whose name it may not be proper to Eve
and had accused her from time to time of making
aud Keeping designations with him. The familiar
intercourse OF the Two was msde the subject of
nelshoorhocd gossip. and haf been industrously
reported to the husband. The Doctor had been in
every day, and the husband had warned MIN that
he must Cease his attent tions and he had not made
his appearance in the store since last Tuesday
some tine last week letter written by the wife
to the Doctor. making an appointment to meet him
NJ the postCfice sunday last fell into the hands
81 her husband, and by his request an apprentice
IN his employ, named Jacob Goehel, witnessed the
nesting and followed the parties about the street
uDtl the return of the wife 10 her residence They
on n9t stop az any place Of resort. but walked and
Yesterday evening the husband and the appren
,l,s were sitting at table in the cigar store.
gagged In manufacturing, the wife occupying 3
cnalr between them, when Gerard accused hit
VIE OF adultery. An angry dispute followed, In
which both became very much excited and useG
harsh nguage, which Continued for som. time
mrs. Gsrrard finally arose from her seat. ant
passing behind the counter. took down a loaded
psto' hanging upon nall. and walking back neaI
d. husband. placed the nuZzle TO her right tenn
pie. and literally blew the top Of her head off Hel
pi"'Hs ~oie sItttteTSu every UlreCflOn-OVer hfI
husband; ths show case OF segars and table md the
shelves and boxes in the store. OF course instan,
death followed.
1t appears that Mr. Gerrsrd and her husband
before coming to this country occupied a very good
social PORTION and the wife was descended from :
noble hungarian family. They were both yerv
quiet orderly persons. Whether the act of self de
struction was caused by shame at the discovery by
her husband OF disreputsble conduct, or by indg
nation at his accusations, can never Of Courso be
known. Mr.. Gerard is perhaps SO Years of age and
his wife was about 2S The suicide caused an Intense
excitement in the vicinity and thcus snds of persona
collected st the locality of the tragedy, many re-
msinipg until late hour last night. discussing the
various rumors in connection with the affair. The
coroner's jury returned verdict that she came to
her death By her own hand.
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TRorr1sa CHALLanar.-The owners Of

tro.ting horses in Virginia, will find In another
column q challenge from the owner of "Kossuth,"
to anything in the State, for s., 900. "Kossuth''
is said by good judges to be the of frumps
in the entire trotting pack in the Old Dominion,
and the horse that can bea. him this fall can win
a bushel of money. Will no one tackle him and
sndeavor to pluck the laurels which he has worn
for yearsl Let the owners Of "fast goers" now tos
| the mark, or own up that the old horse is more
than match for any of their 24O nags on plank
road
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~ COMMITTED TO NORFOLK CITY

"a JAIL as A RUNAWAY.-Was committed
"a to the Jail of the Corporation OF the civ OF
80. Norfolk on the 18th day Of November. Is58.
4 uD4 70 man calling himself TOM BAILY The said
negro mao is five feet seven aud one half inches
nigh and weighs one hundred auJ sixty-fye
pounds about thirty years old, OF a light complex
lou states that he was born in Summerset county
MARYLAND and claims to be born free had on when
committed TO JAIL sleeps grey clothes aud sailor
hat. THUS CORPREW
IL o. kerHea ut City NnI fnlk
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Ia RUNAVAY-SIOO REWARD -

"A Fhe above reward will be paid for the appre-
heugion and delivery 70 Davis Hutcheson
80 ia the city of Richmond, or confined in any
All So that get him az an il taken ont OF the State
nf Virginia aud $50 if taken in the state of Virginia
fIr my man THOMAS JEfFEhsON; he Is about
q years OF age brown com pexion 1ull head hair
Dod teeth 5 feet 10 inches high. and rather grum
CCuntsbsEce. JOHN A HUTCHESUN-
aw~ Enauirer and W big will copy in weekly pa
peT tx,ce each ia 22--dts
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s6s- DR.. MIssoCK's INDIAN PANACsA,

FOR THE CERTAIN CURE OF NEURALGIA AND RHEU-
MhTIsM-This Compound eilectually relieves and
cures Neuca gis ana Rheumatism in its most acute
tprm. The great success with which 1t hos met aud
the ucreag sing demand iastifies the assertioa that
il stands uDrivalled remedy. Those who have
suffered and are now relieved are willing witnesses
in behalf of its virtues. The many testimonials
which have been given in its behalf sre convincing
aud satisfactory. The eiilicted have only to try
and be convinced.
Many certificates of its efficacy can lie go; by ap
pliCatiOn TO the Agents.
kp- .'he genuine panscea is to be had of all
Druggists. Orders address ed TO the General Whole
sale gents, FISHER 4 WINSTON,
Druggists, i2j Main street, Richmond, Va
Price, One Dollar per bottle ie him
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SEARCHING FoR Drugs "A night or

two since, some thief entered the front room over
the drug store of Peyton Johnston e. Bro. on Main
street, ia search of booty aud doubtless expecting
a long job, took with them q sneck to be used
while cutting into a vault, but finding nothing
but tobacco and empty boxes, threw down their
chisels and grub, and marched off empty handed.
The tools and a lot Of meat aud bread we're afterI
wards found in the room.
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az-oHEAP CARD DpRINTINa.-Thc DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RuGaLEs' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES, IL
prepared to furnish thisdescription work cheaper
and With greater rapidity than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock of CARDS iu
the city can be found at this Office
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E@s~ BURRow RELIABLE MEDICTNg.
THE MNST EXALTED REMEDY IN I'll z

EkS BURR0W RELIABLE HIEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN TIL
WORLD
Las cured, and is DOW daily etfecting The most
extraordinary cures of diseases, 10 which humanity
is afflicted thousands. ho w,re hitherto suffering
dnGer the most uNeterate diseases, and which were
deemed beyo The skin If medicine, have been
wonderfully restored 10 health, by the use OF this
truly great remedy. For .SUROFULhA RHkUMA-
TISM, SYPHILIS, PILES, DYSPEPSIA, ALL
sCROFUL0U5 AFFECTIONS. aad for oil diseases
stiaq tTopt imprjtD If the bi0od. II is unsurpa
by any medicine In mo,tiCal science.
BY thoroughly purifyi ing the Blood and Stomach.
an streD gthening and renoV8Iing every organ OF
the human sy stem. it necessarily cures oil these
diseases resulting from morbid action OF the same,
such as LIVER CUMPLhINT, NERVOUS AEEEC.
TlONS GEN DEB LlTf, EkUPTlONS
ON THE SKIN, CHR0HIC FEFEG AND AGUk,
and all othsr diseases which are well known to ex-
ist from the above causes Ali that is asked is a
.air trial which will essuredy convince any one Of
the ircom parable efficacy OF this remaI kabe pre-
paration curing the diseases for which it is re-
commended For particulars call and get de-
scriptive circular PREPARED by
w BURR0W Co.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Iadd Il Co,
DR. J W Garlick, WariDg PeaIce, aud Druggists
generally. mn ID n
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BuaL.Hs. in noticing the burglary at


Mr.. j. Woodhouss's store, in yesterdays Dispatch,
it stated that the iron safe entered by false
keys. Since then, We have been informed that tho
clerk having charge of the safe, discovered that t
was unlocked, and therefore prevented no barrier
to the entrance of the burglar. Owners OF bur.
gsr proof safes should be careful TO that they
are locked, as by doing they may their
books from fire, and their money from thieves
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sw- JosEru HoDasoN, in, Attol

ENT JOSEPH HCDasoN, N, Attorney
at Law and General Land and Pre-eInptlon Agent.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
REFERS TO
Hon H A. Wise, Governor Of Virginia;
Professors nor aHd Holcombe, University Of Va;
L. Nunally, Prest Dank of the Commonwealth;
James Lyons. Attorney at Law, RICHMOND
&. W. Purcell Il Co.. Exchange and htrck brokors,
Richmond.
6oddin Il Apperson, Real Estate Brokers, Rich'd;
Kent, Paine K Co, Dry Goods J0bbers. dc:
Thomas, Hughes Caldwell, Fancy Goods JOB
bers, Richmond;
Tinsley. Tardy Il iliiams, Wholesale Grocers:
L. Ii. Skinker Co Wholesale Grecers, hlch'd.
la ln-2m
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WATCHES, CLCCRS,

q NOTICE.-JoH N. WILLIAMS,
- formerly with Mr. John Hill) conducts the
AAL. Wa,ch and Clock Making and Jewery
sasassxs Business at No Main street, three doors
below the Old Market
Here tGay be found neat assortment of fine
Gold and silver Watches, Gold and Silver Chains
Seals and Keys; Gold, Silver, Steel and Plate
fine Clocks, &c, &C.
B-Particuiar attention paid to the Repairing
and Regulating of fine Watches and Clocks. AL
Watches and Clocks repaired in my store are war
ranted to perform well for year, without extra
charge, unless broken.
JOHN X WILLIAMS, Watch and Clock Maker
and .Jeweler, No 8 Main st, three doors below Is,
Market. Ia a27-3m
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~DEpaI ssIos OF spIRIrs often re-

suit from improper digestion and torpidity Of the
liver and these two organs the great genera
torsof disease immediate steps shouif he taken TO
aid nature In the performance of Its functions We
know Of no better agent for execnting this work
IL sa BAK ER'b'PREMfUMB M d TTE,.b q purely '. go
table medicine entirely innocent In It's Operations
AMI stlrs efiie for all diseases arising from tho
stomach and bowels. TO be had ut tURckLL,
LADD Il co, aud by oil Druggists 10 Va. h2i
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Eg~To TIE SOUTH SIDg.-By late
tariff, the DaDville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate of sht for transporting Ground Plaster
from this date. WITH THIS PS0vISo, that DOUBLE
RATE viii be charged during the months of APRIL,
NAY, AUGU5T and SEPTEMBER.
orders to any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump but should be given early 80 ensure
IL in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar Per
ton ess than packed in barrels
JOHN II CLAIBOREN,
ia 3-3m No II Pe6ri street
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ss~FSN&s N&sssssss--s -.
SDAcks. at all hours


Large and pleasant Private RoomE for Dinner
fnpper and Club parties.
Lodging Rooms. By the dar week or month. with
cT without meas
6eatemsn Waiting the city, or having rooms In
gr vicinity viii hnd ii greatly TO their interest 10
Shke their meals with u.s. ns they can breakfast,
cine or sup At any hour during the day or night.
HAYWARD Il Co,
&c ls-3m 81 Main street
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BALTIMORE METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE reIis
gious body is in session at Lswisburg, Va. From
the published proceedingsw We take the following ::
The committee on publication reported the fol-
lowing assessment to defray the expense of the
Regisier: Baltimore district SIS; Potomac district,
S40 Winchester district. S25; buckingham district
$50; Roanoke district, $l5 Lewisbur district. s25
preachers were passed:-Jcshua Wells, Henry
smith, j. N Hanson, j. T.. Bromwell. Stephen
smith r. Barnes, y. y. Harding. stephens. David
Trout, g. W Israel C. r. McElfresh.
J l.. Bromwell. one of the superanuated preach
.rs addressed the conference. Forty years since
he laid the foundation of Methodism ~ pioneer
ituerant in this section. He now resides in lndi-
ana as an invalid.
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asg~ PARKE FoINDExTER,
AVcnpNry At LAW

NIVHMUND. A.,
VIII practice IN the city Of Richmond and m the
counties of Chesterfield powhatan and Amelia.
a4 Ofice in l.isle's Building, corner OF Main s2d
Iath treets sc 2S-l2m
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E@HARTsHoaEE AETI-BILioUs PILES
are the safest and beat Purgativ pills in They
act upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels, carrying
of ali bile and every foul secretion They don't
grippe are easy ia their operation and can be taken
at any tine without fear of exposure. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent hheumaIism. -
If you suffer with any pain, use HA';gSH0RNE'S
CUR RE-ALL the great PAIN ANNiI!fLAr0R. II
you have cough, use HARTSHOREE'S COUGH
SYRUP, which is the beet Cough syrup III the
world.
Sold by ali Druggists in Richmond. oc I5-Sm
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HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUIuDE.-A horrible
murder and suicide was committed near Month
cello, Ind, on Saturday last. Mr. Arthur Burns,
an old farmer. who had been divorced from his
wife, but was again married to the same woman
after a separatiou of several years, deliberately
loaded his gun with heavy slugs aud shot her
through the head, as she sat knitting before the
fire. Reloadiog the gun, he placed the mnzz!e to
his mouth, aud pulling the trigger with DIS toe,
unfortunate womap, although sho. through the
brain, fingered for two days, when she expired 10
preat agony.
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m CLEAR WATER! CLEAR wa.

"a TEB.-t1n hand at our Pottery, corner OF
VIZ iz'h and Cary streets. large supply OF all
- szes WATER FiITEhs, which we are
s'iiinx a. very low prices, and as they are TOTy
tia hitsfina from thros 10 five gallons OF watof
IL honf~esefy family should have oae,
,,, kEESEE 4 PAHR,
@H Manufacturer
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MEDICAL CARDS.

c~ DR. SYLvANus l.. INGRAM having
located himself permanently in Richmond respect.
iey tenders his professional services TO the ruhiin
lis mar be mate either his office on Bank street,
near The Mechanics Institute at the st Charles
Hotel. NH s1,ns
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~ HENRY e. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city OF Richmond.
Office in Belvin's Neg Bniiding. on 18th. fronting
Bank street. Ja 26-ts
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~ FUN MINI Vt N-AN ~
~ fer for rong or s%,e tGe Nrry desirable Eflck
ECS.8Cnce lately 10 tay sc, u0ancy c Nf - hft-
nv situated at the northwest C)IW ot MarShaN
su1 GilRner stratt. aud 3ust beyond the corporate
aus. II has 10 large rt ons. welt Of good va'cr.
4bio and oSbeF conv6uieu, es about the premises
.He whole property fronts on Marshall street no
l.-t auA rurs back .63 feet.
nah a-ee3Tt JAS VI TAYLOR 4 son.
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a. be paid ( r the delivery of a Negro Man, call
n ed PHIL TAYLOR. This negro WAS pur-
- chased in Richmond, at auction, on the 9TH
May. 1857. aud a bill Of sale made by George W
Seedlings. He Is Of IAulatto color; good teeth,
which he shows - advantage when speaking; walks
badly. gave said negro money and pass to go
IN AIchm0nd 10 visit MS wife, who, l believe re-
sides in Chesterfield. she ia tree woman, and from
what have heard be Is harbored by her The
above sum will be paid if delivered to Dickinson
Hill TO, of Richmond
JOHN SAUNDERS,
- S--JY IN
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EARLY BIRD.-Jim Early was found
asleep In the street at a late hour last Monday
night, and Gagged for safe keeping. That tho
Early bird catches the worm, was evident from
Jim's helpless condition. and that be will esntioae
to seek the still worm, no one can doubt, who
knows any thing Of his fondaess for bad HONOR.
Being veteran psuper, and q fugitive from the
Door house, Jim WAS turned over to the police to
be sent back to his lodgings.
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81 FOR RENT. and possession given
So imme6i4tely A BRICK DWELLING, on Mar
sIaI street, two squares above Brooke AyeEus
-7utalliIE siA IG)n,s. with hi'chen and hydrsnt
zrr n the yard The lo: is sufficiently large for
small garden. Apply oa the premises or to
nh S--Sts kA LACY.
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE

49, 49, GLBSSES.--A JAHNKE, OPTI
CAN, 1914 Main street, have opened a new lot OF
fine c0ncave and convex ground Brazilian Pebble
Glasses, in Gold and Steel frames.
l guarantee 20 suit. with these superior Glasses
any person to whose vision optical aid can be ap
piled.
The public req uested to cali and examine
Brazilian Pebble aud other Glasses filed in old
frames. A + JAHNKE,
nos 75% Main street.
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DEAD BODY FoUaD.-Yesterday morn
ing the body of q negro man named Henry, was
found in the Canal under the 14tb street bridge,
aud conveyed to the inquest room, on Cary street.
DIR. Peachy, searching his person. found that he
was hired by Lewis Hill to the Old Dominion Nail
Factory Company, aud that he had received pass,
60 from Belle Isle to the corner OF 7th aud Cary
streets. There seems to be no doubt that he acci-
dentally walked into the Canal and was drowned,
there were no marks Of violence upon his per.
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OH o. sonth pass ic the Rocky Mountains. Informs
the interior Department Of he murder at that place
on the lth of January Of one OF its Cna,.
Ter Was an attache of the party who nc ,ompan'ed
FW Lander. Esa.. in the construetion O Inc wagon
road TO California. by the way OF s6ntn rass. ne
to the expeditiop, and during the winter had rem
dsred himself xtremely serviceable by taking m.
other dnties as were calenafed to be OF advantage
TO persons travelling across the continent Blas es.
lee II il said forced him TO quarrel a. ther shet
hi1. He died Immediately on rect tvipg the wound
TIE murderer was sent 10 the military court ~ the
bridge across the Platte river but It 10 nderstocd
that tribunal has jurisdiction in the be VIII
most likely be set ct liberty.
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Nor SuccrssruL On Monday ri

NOT oUCCFSsFUL -Un Monday nIght
last an effort was made to enter the apothecary
store Of DR.. Seedlings, corner of 25th aud Broad
streets, and would have proved successful but for
the operators being discovered and driven off,
They bad broken out Of the blinds TO the front
door, aud were cutting through the glsss, when
Mr. Smith, who was asleep In the back room
heard the noise, and striking light scared them
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.-The effort now be-
ing made to raise means for fitting up the Library
Room, and for purchasing pictures to complete the
gallery in the bali of the Historical Society and
the Library Company, should meet with cordial
response from those who have the interests of our
young men at heart There now about i've
thousand volumes ready for this library, which
can be read by all who aid in fitting mp the room.
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RUEATAYS.
, or HuNDREDl DOLLARs RE.

"a WARD The subscribers offzr a reward of
"a FIFTY DOLLARS if taken IN the state, ana
- Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, if taken out
q Ile state. Tor the apprehension ans delivery to
sTEgSEY, who ran eway from Mrs Julia Mitchell
aboG. ten days since. he is OF brown color. about
years old, ii sc feet 10 or II inches high, and is
good looking nran bHt little sto0piug and round
sAouldered II came from Amelia comfy, Virgil
Ma. but has belonged TO US as Executors, and has
lived with Mrs Mitchell. in Richmond, for five or
s.x years past. SAMUEL ? MITCHELL,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
nh S-2W Executors OF Wm Mitchf II. ir.
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TIE PARAGUAYAN ExPsDfIIoS.-From late corress
poudence from Montesideo, abou. the paraguayan
ex xpedision, the following items are extracted: -
The American Consul has had pumsroua app'F
cstiors from persons volunteering to take up arms
with the Americans against the President Of Pa
raguay. regiment OF such characters could %
obtained, and no doubt they have deep wrongs 70
ayenge.
TheParaglaysn govtBnmenf,' n other words senoi
Lopez, 10 making extensive preparations 70 resia
the progress of the expedition the river 70 10 tne
actual progress Of being extensively ooomed anu
under arms at the several forts and military sss.
tious, ana has been, to my Knowledge. much Aided
by Brazil; his forts now mount many iorty
pounders, which have been introduced INTO sne
country since Commauder Page ieR, ana un'ess
ave thousa1d veil armed men, vs would not Zee
confident of the result.