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S<E BURROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN TIL


Has cured. and s DOW daily efecting the most
extraordinary cures Of diseases TO which humanity
is afflicted. Thousands W ho were hitherto uffering
under the most invetefate diseases and which were
deemed beyond the skill u medicine. have been
wonderfully restored 20 health By the use OF this
tray great remedy. For SCR0FULA. kHEUMA-
TIsM, sYPHILIS, PILES, DYSPEPSIA. ALI
sCR0FULnUs AFFECTIONS. and for all diseases
yesatttg vH iupafig II The btood. II is unsurpass-
ed by any nlediCiEs 10 medicai kcience.
BY thoroughly purifying the Blood aud Stomach,
ans strengthening and reDoyating every organ OF
the kunan system. il necessarily cures all thcse
diseases resulting from morbi9 action OF the same
such as Ii EE COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AEFEC.
Tl0Ns, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERuPTloNs
OK THE SKIN, CER0NIC FEVER AND AGUf.
aud sIi 9th r diseases hieh we'll known 10 ex'
is. from the above All that is asked is o
fair trial which will assuredly convince any one OF
the incompatible efficacy OF tsia remarkable pre-
para.ion In earring the diseases for which il 10 re-
Commended For particulars call aud get do
scriptye circular. Prepared by
J W BURR0W h co,
Practical and Analy tical Chemsts,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale In Bichmoud by Purcell, Ladd Co.
DR. W Gariiek, Wsriag 4 Pearce, and Druggists
generally. NH l-3 m
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FATAL RUNAWAY MATCH Robert Miller, of Belle-
vile, Illinois. Gently hired Ian named james
Braceweii to work III his Coal pit. Willie noioine
his stuatio braceweli ha an pportunity
make love 10 Margaret, Miiler's daughter 1t was
so n understood that Mler Was oppose d to Marga.
rei's marrying her gu tor but The two ened 10 be
no less determined Oh that account and on eatu day
week consumm .ted thelr purpose accordingly -
a-ke1 HIM lit wa 'Tue he hal married his dau& b.
ter. Craceweli replied ye wher-up.n Mill. pre-
duced KNIFE with which he il fl cted slab in h,
|, tt Aide OF b son in laws hack bracewelI iingeI,
ed until Monday last when be expired.
jos Jenel, merchant, in Grenada, Miss, haI
been murdered at Fauquemont, France, by his for
mer partner in business.
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RAILROAD Ta ,UBLE-lA55 7ss1ring up The Rails -
A correspon lent of the st Louis Republican q,
writing from Shipman, ILL.,, under date of the 18th
relates the occurrence of violent outbreak
among some German Iaborers, who had been un.
able to get their pay for work done and mate
rial furnished for the Illinois Railroad in that
vicinity Some of their C aims were of more than
three years standing. They had learned that the
road was about TO be transferred to other own
ere, and they resolved to force payment before il
was too late. The trains were stopped twenty
four hours, by taking up the rails. The U. States
Marshal had TO interfere to prevent the nails
being delay cd. He was compelled to keep the
mob at bay with his pistols, whiie he started the
train. The stock holders, it appears, have sunk
their capital III building the road, and ihe labor
ers have to suffer, because they took promise foE
their pay instead of cash.
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~HARTsHoRags CURa-ALL---
THEGREAT PAIN -ANNIRILAT0R,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPErSIA. WEAK bIOA
ACH AND WEAK BoMEL

PREPAR ED BYA CAkAISI:
BorrLxS IL Is and 80 cents and one dollar.
rHE aRRATEsT DIsCvykRY IN MkDioAl
SCIENCE
6ARTSHORNES CuRE-ALL shonld be keptip
al families In case Of accdenp sr sudden s,ck knees
q it frequently cur in le tine than u requires g
get physician.
.xternaliy and internally. ~...-
Neuralgia and Chilklains 80.
RTSHOHNk'eCuRE.ALlc curcs Cramps. Cotso.
pnine IN the Stomach or bowets.
HxRIsHORNES CURE ALI cures kalns ~ tne
ssmhs. siae Back, Breast, Teeth and xere
WAkTsHORNG5 GukE-ALL cures Spnunss
nrn,sas ScasJIs. Burns and frosted Feet:
HaR1s H8RNK's CURE-ALL cures Pains ~ tes
| sesf and tweliing Of the Jofptn ,.... ,..A
| n n sWrsuO9NEsS cUkErALh eures STA Nccs
from Gold, ard Ague is the hrssss =. ,~.,,
| HARTsuuRNE' = Alt ~ goa iot ~ stst
| IA Weak storaash Aee bowe'A xrx.rAxa
q, ats mon he Nerves Mnars, Sinews, kiocd ~
SArss s,fd BIZ III warnsng Aitctfe!1AI 49,
81 ~ al tsm hom she systsa 49, soss's - ss
usTm s,s g aeAaA q ~ Drag 1eos.s
- Ricsmon1. Gogfolk, Pstsrsearx ana ~ - =. 8
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The HOLIDAYS are here and the slay

population are preparing to enjoy them. Hundreds
have arrived from the country to dispose of their
poultry, vegetables, ETC., and TO purchase presents
ior their wives, children and sweethearts, while
the factory hands and others in the city are ar.
ranging for such frolics are customary among
them. No class of persons in the South are 81
joyous and happy as the slaves, fed and cared for
as they are in sickness and health by their mas
ters, and none look forward with so much anxiety
to the customary holidays, which they never fail
10 claim
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LIsHTNIsG DURING sNow ,ToRM The Concord
IN III Democrat states mat Ilurt day, tn l4th
instant curing brisg snow stoJ m a vivid flash O.
lightning tghted up Ihs atmosphere ioiiowei after
u onsiderabe inttrvai b peal of heavy r.tt ing
thunder The fluid took the wires leading the tel
egtaph oftice in Cen encord apd Game up the ope,e
ter ~ ith All unceremSnieus Il ash aud 1T As OF
pI tol, and with heat viii. melted the wire Of one
Uf the magnets
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CRITICAL Cos 8 McAdam
whose injury at the rolling mill last week was
noticed by Us, is in critical condition, though he
may eventually recover. His left breast ard arm
were SO terribly mutilated by the machine In
which he was caught, that the greater portion OF
the flesh will have to slough off, before there 10
the slightest chance of his gettina well.
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RUsSIAN WAR
II MECHANICS HALL TONIGHT.

80 -HAKr8uoRsE' AETI-BILIoUs PILLS
are the safest and best Purgatve Pills In They
set upon the Liver, 5tomach and Bowels, carrying
OF all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe are easy 10 their operation, and can be taken
OF any time without fear OF exposure. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheuma lisIn.
If you suffer With cry pain, use HA&VoHOhNE,S
CCEkALL, the great PAIN ANNIHlLATOR. Ii
you have cough, use HAKTSHOkNE'S COUGH
SYRUP, which is the best Cough Syrup in the
world.
Sold By all Druggists in Richmond. 90 i5-6m
aS~ SAEFoRb's Liver INvIGoaAToR-
CosPoUsDED ENTIRELY FROM GUa.-Is q mild and eff
fectual cathartic. acting first on the LIVER. to
eJect its bid matter, then on the Stomach and
Bow els and carries of all matter that prevents
their healthy ection. and thus strengthens and
best LIVER INYioORATOR
LIVER lEVIGORATOk
LIVER INViGORAT0R and
pURIFIFS THE BLOOD
pUnIFlES THE BLOOD
PUgIFIkS THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURkS slCK HEADACHE
CURES DYSpLPslA
CURES COSTIVEHESS
CUEES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRH0E
Bold by all Druggists. fe %-om
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GREArIMPoRTASG1ss y =. ,usn,o.
NEWAND BEAUTIFUL SPRING 000DA

You will nnd the chea est, hapdsomeet 0oodS o.
every description that can be found q any Dry
upwards: De LsInes Organdies aDA Jaconets, Lawns
and Calicoos and Beregs ~ All pIiees brilanss y
ten cents Brown Linen, for Men and boys q In:
Mitts 37 (worth 76s) Necessities erd Linen Doeons
at l2 cts. and higher prices; stella ehays md Esn,
tillas from Sf.T5 &C; White LAdiee Kid Gloves M
cts; Lise Thread Gloves. 81 worth 20 Irish iinr
ens Towene. the cheapest ever brought 20 se cfeys
Sands. astonishing low; Green. brown and Blue
Bereges for Wells ct In; knchsg r Bounses - ~ %.
rs cents, richly worth double the money; kxteoso9
Shirting and sheetirg st ali prices; Black. Whies
and Mixed Hose at 10 cts; ard great Meny more
Goods, at prices that cannot AL 81 esns OAu eeoas
before II be too late, ct No n y ain strese
nh ,s J0epPH 6TkAU0D.
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1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859.
ELLETT q DREWRY.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
1859.

3nx O<b16RC dND WAOLEcAl<E OEAA660
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No II Pearl &reet, Richmond, "a.
We have the pleasure Of Offering to the merchants
OF Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee the
largest and best stock of
DRY GOODS
We have ever been able to exhibit
Conn ming our business principally 10 piece goode
We have bestowed much time and labor to get up :
hrst rate stock and fee satisfied that no house in
this country can offer q b, tier selected stock Of
English and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, Jaconets and Cambrics
Fine French and English Organdies and Chal.
lies
Fancy Rareges, Delaines aud vslentiAs
Robes Of every style in Lawns, Jaoonets Or.
CANDIES, Bareges, Challies and Delainee
Silks, Poplins, Check d. scoss Miilsinas
Lavilla Cloths, Debages, &C
In White Cambries, swiss Muslns, Irish Linens,
&c, We have OF our own Importation, large stock,
which we will sell lower than We have ever been
able to do before.
In goods for gentiemen's and boys wear, ourstock
Is very large and varied, and as cheap ~ We have
sver been O. bic to sell them q 20
We have an extra large stock Of goods for n
xroes. such
German aud scotch Linen Burlaps
Farmers Drills; Linen Ducks M
Heavy Cofton Twils and Cottonades
Plato and striped Domestics
Plaid and striped Oznaburgs
DeniIEs, &C.
To all of which we ask q special examination by
he trade We are determined to m. ct the market
prices North and South, With well established
houses. ELLETT DkkWRY
I'm
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SANITARY The police are endsavov

NANITAhf - Nc pUIICe are enueaVOF. !.
ing TO have the streets and alleys of the city
put in good Order before the spring is TAR ad-
vsncef; aud as all our readers are interested iu
general good health and cleanliness. We suggest
to them the proprety of preparing their premises
for a carefu! inspection. The Board of Heatb
lately appointed, will report such places as oughi
to be brought to theo office of the Mayor, aud the
police v i'll see to having them put in order.
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THE RUSSIAN War. from it's commence

meDt to its end, attracted the universal attention
of our citizens, who devoured with rayenous sone
tites every word that appeared in the papers on
that subject. At Mechanics Institute Hall to-.
night, all who desire to do so will have an oppor.
tuDity of witnessing oil the life destroying con.
tests re fought Canvass while they be in no
danger from the explosive shells and crashing
round shots that fell like hail on the coutepding
armies. To be more specific, those thrilling bat
ties are to be represented by series of dioramss
which will be 80 explained by the lecturer, as to
give the audience far better idea of all that took
place than they could possibly obtain from any
othHr
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KNIGHTS TBMPLAR the 10th of
May about one hundred and fifty Sir K Kninhts

May about OHe hundred and fifty Sir Knights,
from Boston and Providence, are to arrive here by
the Northern cars as guests of the Sir Knights Of
Richmond and will be entertained in the most
cordial aud hospitsble manner. The magnificent
Hail OF the Mechanics Institute has been eugaged
to entertain iu. and good quarters, in one of our
best hotels will be secured for them. On the 17th
or any other day during the week, the visiting
strangers are invited to attend the races at Ash.
land where they will be feasted in good style
u ola fashioned barbecue will also be given them
during their sojourn in Richmond.
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EW- SRE
REEs & co.'s
NEW STYLE

THE PEARL AMBROTYPE
6eST BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE ExTANg.
All styles OF Portraits known III Phi geographic
Art. taken at the STEAM GALLERY, 1879 mair
street.
All work warranted to please, or no charge
Prices ranging from &c to S25
Large size Family Groups and
$1,000 worth of Fancy CASES,
At one half the usual prices
Have your old Pictures copied in the new style,
Te prevent their fading.
See specimens OF smaA children at their
Doorway. See il you can ind any at other
Galleries TO compare with them.
Beware OF BungiiDg Operators and Imitators.
ep 2i--ts
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DINNER OF DocToRs.-On the 10Th of March four
hundred doctors, ofthe faculty of Paris had sub.
scription dinner at the grand Hotel du Louvre the
price of tickets being sixteen francs $3) each The
dinner was given in honor of the triumph of the
regular faculty of Allopathists over the Homeo.
pathists, in ajudgment in their favor before one
of the French courts.
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DRiDLY WEAPONS Richard Baker, q
stranger in this city, found drunk and asleep iu
the streets last Friday night, and on being taken
to the cage and searched, it was ascertained that
be had upon his person a large bowie knife When
called before the Mayor last Saturday morning, he
required to give bail for his future good beha-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-25

RAILROAD DEclsios. THE Wilmington and Mau-
chester Railroad Company have fnie that denies
their iisbilty for the u baggage to 40 amonnt
over 800. passenger recsatiy sued them 10 the
court at Darlingtou, s O., for $500 ich he pIove9
rec Ivered that spm. The Judge instructed the
jury that railroad company could not limit 10
own liabilities,
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arPtoruags PIcrUsss All Kind

~PICTURES ] PICTURES All klnoe
Of Pictures know in the art taken at Corinthian
OIL, Water, Pastel. Drayon, Inaian Ink. Particu-
lar atteation called TO enlargiug old Daguerreo.
typas by tte Photographic process Pictures o.
deceased persons and invaiids at their residence
warrant my pictures not to be surpassed BY any IN
America Call and examine for yourselves
THUS SMITH.
PS-Master workmen employed. sp 2-lw'
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SEE TO IT.-Shop lifting ia AGA

SEE TO IT--shep lifting is again in
vogue in our city, and well dressed women are tax.
ing all sorts of chances 10 get fine toegery free Of
charge. One of these creatures called at fash
ionable store day or two since, had two dress
patterns tied up, and gave the name OF gentleman
who would call aud settle the bill, but the person
alluded to knew nothing ofthe purchaser.
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FlFru STRnET. north af LEIGH j

FIFTH sTRsET, north If Leigh. is ina
proving so rapidly, that Navy Hill begins to pres
sent the appearance of neat little village. A
large number Of pretty residences have sprung
up ia that section within short time, and many
others would bs put up at once if the city would
only bridge the guley so as to make carriage
way to the settlement.
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SPECIAL NUTlCSo.
eEHEAR!
HEAR
A FAITHFUL WITNESS
EVERY WORD WILL tE tslN 81 aMED BY OUR
REST KNOWN CIrIZ ms


BEST KNOWN CITIZ ms.
GOOD NEWS FOR The SICK.
Rev james w aunnIcutt, EDITOR OF tnat popular
paper. Tn, Christian Banner, Published at Freder
/ kshurg Va in h's -d,torai OF March 29th thu
sreaks Of HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TING
TURE:
'.Tne season of the year for feebleness of body
and general debility Is now approaching. and ~e
would particularly invite attention to Hampton's
Celebrated Vegetable Tincture, and can and do fee
il oar duty 20 recommend il 10 III who dyspep
tic, or otherwise in feeble state Of health. We
know the cirte. the supreme erceence Of this med
cne for have tried 1t, to the saving of ocr owr
health and perhaps life also No family should bt
without this medicine Especially in all lower Vir
ginia should Hamptsn's TiDcture be used freelv.-
The medicine may appear to the purchaser to b.
very dear at one dollar per bottle but at tha
price. nsider it the cheapest medicine in th'
country. We doubt very much whether 1t evel
fails TO do good"
sE- Uall ana get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co. Richmond; b.
Or COOKE, Fredericksburg; By all the Druggist
| in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY
| Baltimore, and BY Druggists and Shop-keAper
| everywhere.
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THE WEArHKR-On Sunday ana Mar,

IHk wEAfHER.-On sunday and Monday last, the
mountains westward from this place vers covsrsS
with snow. There were also heavy winds from the
northwest, and unusually severe frosts at night
we noticed the ice about the wells Of considerable
1t Is useless to say, that every descrp.
ZION OF iruft suffered to great extent Il is be
levsd that the peach crop, and the early cherries
ana piums have been entirely destroyed. The early
pears also, are destroyed ard at least one half the
early apples, and many OF the late have perished
10 probable that, In the mountains the late or.
cosrds have Ut least partially escaped general
destruction. SO general failure Of the fruit crop
Qion. - - ~ -
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Free RAgBACUS. "

Free BAsBACUk.--We have been re
quested to invite the attention of the citizens of
Henrico county to Barbecue to be given to-day
at Young's mill. After hearty feed of meats and
fish, several political dishes Will be served up
desert.
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IsTEMpERANcH The Watchmen. last
Saturday night, arrested five persons, four of
whom were charged with drunkenness, and one
with being deranged. The tipsy party were dis
posed of at the cage yesterday morning.
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Non PAYING BoARDERs - moral has been point
ed by the late tragedy in 14th street, New York,
which 1t may be we'll to apply. The mistress, 1t
10 said, would have been able to pay aud dismiss
the revengeful cook, had all her boarders paid
their arrears and her life was forfeit to their
delinuueney--if the cock was guilty OF the pol.
scninr; but she has been discharged by the coro-
nors ipry.
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EniroRIAL RENeosras An ARRAY took place In
New Orleans, on the 18Th inst between John ~.
Vernon and Capt. J. Bossiere, proprietors OF the
Louisiana Courier, in which the latter received
four balls of q revolver in bis body, one Of which,
through the breast, will likely prove fatal. The
quarrel commsnced about business matters, and
the afrsy waa begun by Bossiere shooting At vsrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-25

BOARD or MANAGARs "A regular
monthly meeting of the Board of Managers of the
Mechanics Institute will be held tonight at s
o'clock Members should be prompt in their at.
tendance.
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RELIGIous.-A beautiful house of worship has
been erected near Guiaey's Depot, Caroline county,
Va, at a cost of $3,500. Rev. James Coleman
has been elected pastor, and the fifth Sunday in
next month it viii be dedicated
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AZ EAsr AID IN PEACE

+. NJ SLEEP AT EAsE AED IN PEAck -
DEAD SHOT r) BED BUGs.-A perfectly reliable
preparation for the annihstion OF those pests ~
repose Put up ia convenient style. Price 20 Gu
per bottle. Just received and for sale At the APO
thecary store of
An ao-2v Franklin ct, Richmond.
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FREE NEGRO EMIGRATION TO HAYTr-Paul E.
Desdunfs the Hsytien agent, whose arrival at
New Orleans has been already announced, has
chartered the West Indian, to sail on the 3Oth
inst, for Port au Prince, with colored emigrauts
from Louisiana
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EASTER SUNDAY was q beautiful day,
and thousands of persons turned out to enjoy it,
All the churches were we'll attended In the morn
ipU
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DREss TRIMMINGS.

DRESS TRIMMINGS,
: DREss TRIMMINasl
D0ETTOaEg, i7s hroai street
VOW spring and summer Trimmings, consisting
VI tne nlest fashieaable and stylish
PRINCES,
PoMPoNErTs,
oR.,ps MARABouTs.
QutLLED RIBBONS.
ana many ether dihsrent kinds and noyelties
haNiha made an arrangement with seyera, ina.
porting houses ia New York 70 supply ma viii, all
the n NV sfaLEs of 0oods, as econ a.. thex arrive
VIII De enabled to furnish my customers WITH tha
latest faahionahle sty lcs, Oh the
MoSr REAsoNABLE TERMs.
fatther, cal lae atteation Of the ladies fo a
lot of W
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs, sHAwLs.
POINTS,
which can sell at very low figures, being of my
own direct importation.
sassaA rssR AsD Hao splir pGSslI zEpHER woRsTEDs.
snetiand Yarn. of all colors. always on hand. at
wholesale @L.. retail Real l.isie Thread Stockings
ior Ladies, Heal Lisle Thread Socks for Gentle.
men. and splendid assortment of Pans and other
fancy articles. rsnso-,s
ASCHEAP CARD DpRINTING.-The DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUG6LEs' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES, ia
prepared to furnish this description of work cheaper
ana with greater rapdty, than any other establish.
ment in this city. The largest stock of CARDS in
the city can be found at this office.
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THE AFRICAN SoUADRos-The Navy Department.
in In receipt of dispatches from Com. Conuover,
dated at Porto Praya of the coast Of Africa, March
IL. The United States soop .of.war Vincennes and
the ship of the squadron we're at that port ana
the sloop -of-war Dale was expected there by the
lst OF April. The health of the officers aud crews
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CHALLrNGE AccEPrED.-The English champion,
Tom Sayers, has accepted the challenge of the Be.
nicia Boy to fight for the championship. The
wager is f2O0 aside and in addition, Sayers offers
bet of $500 or 81 900 that he will win. The
time for the fight may be fixed for any period az
ter the settementof three affairs that the English
champion has now on band.
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AccIDENT.-Mr. John Lewis, of Rockingham, was
severely hurt on Thursday last, while on his way
to Staunton, Va His horses started to run aud in
his attempt to catch them, he being on the ground
he was kicked down, dragged considerable dis
tance and severely bruised,
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A Lone TxRM--John Lehman has been sentenced
10 imprsonment fr life, At Urbaoa, Mo, for vi,ls
/ ting the person OF Miss Deliiah wiidsrman. Iss
prisoner was day or two afterwards convicted Q,
horse stealing. aud sentenced to ~ ada1'eHd'
eight years.
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ALxxAKDxM Fisa MAaksss-The arrivals or sAs.
urday was numerous. TheFo we're sbous ipV.vV0
good demand, Ard shai soIdat 1lAalo per hundssos
herring tllallk per thousand.
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SUDDEN nEArH We regret to learn
that Mr. Charles Whitfield died suddenly, at his
fathers residence, ia this city, Saturday night
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CoNyICTIoN.-A negro woman has been sentenced
to be hung, on the 9th of May, In Harris county,
Georgia, for poisoning the faaily of B Williams
William Harweli, q white man, for instigating the
deed, was sentenced to seven years in the State
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-25

FIRR.-The barn and stables of DR.. Thos. Il. HoI.
Ioway, who resides near Port Royal, Caroline co /,
Va. were burned on Wednesday night last. All of
ms corn and five horses and mule were likewise
CONSUMED. IL the work of an incendiary -
There was no insurance.