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~ SANFoRb's LlvER INvraoaAro
49, CHILLs AND FEvsR, CHILLs AMI

- CHILLs AND FEVER, CH!LLs AMI
FEvER-One of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public, for Fever and Ague and
which have received the highest encominms from
nfis 1s sffTfEs fT9fHE Who would eudnre she
torturrs arising ON this terrible disease, when it
can be 80 easily cureG? Who would endure sleep
ess nights, burning fevers and icy clls alternate
ly. when remedy can be obtained for trifiei
And yet how.many families linger out painful ex-
but gulp down quinire until Il becomes as common
as their daily meals, and yet they not relieved.
None but the foolish and weak would hesitate to
procure these valuable Bitters, and themselves
intense agony.
sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where.
M See advertisement in another column.
NH lin
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A HoaSR WITH HTDRoPhoBIA-~The Doylestown
Pa Democrat says that on sunday. March ID, MIR
William Campbell. who lives in springfield Town;
gl a nasdy suppose TO be hydrophobia On ,he
morning Of that day it was first discovered that
something was the matter with him, from his
strange behavior. He broke out Of his own stall
ana went into adjoining one. and heavy marks
we're seen in the boards where no had bitten them.
ne was then taken back and tied TO white oak
tfoe. and while fastened 10 il he bit the bark of a.
!ar as he could reach and covered il with blood
dben he had an opportunity he would bite his own
ilmUs, which were III places gnawed raw. He tipal-
y tore loose from the tree and down toward
NE barn OF Mr.. Canspbei, TO post and rail- fence,
Where he continued 70 bite the rails until his mouth
became 50 stiff that he coahi longer take hold.
and IN little while he dropped dewn and died
come three weeks before, Mr.. CampbeiPs dog left
him suddenly, aud has never since been heard of
and it was supposed At the time, that no had gone
Of mad.
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BS~ TEE GREAT VIRGINIA RExEDY,

PETERS, INFALLIBLE' REMEDY FOR GONOE-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
curial or Belsamic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
rative aud renoyatlng powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
medy will cure the above diseases, and confouuded
when they have occular demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty-o odd years, has known Of Of twenty
all other cases of shorter duration, be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case Of Gonorrhoea vhich the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence the part of the patient and TO any one
purchasing half a dozen bottles, and using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and in of failure, will furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure
through bis agents; and cure will De effected with
out incon venierce to the patient Sold by
GRUBBS Il APP ERs0N, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
de 10-6m~ No. 20I Broad st.
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DEAR TRADE "A clothier namtd Will

A NRVR1RTNR
chinskio, who keeps establishment on Main
street. east of 18th, was before the Mayor yester.
day, to answer for trading with Jesse, slave to
Palmer Anderson, without the consent of
the masters. The negro it seems, purchased a
coat of w. for $3.50, and paid him 81 of the pur-
chase money. Not being able to raise the remain.
ing 81 so, W. kept both coat aud money, aud re-
fused to give up either when called upon to do SO
by Mr. l.. Lotter. AS this was clear case of
violation of the act Of assembly, passed to prevent
persons from trading with slaves the Mayor
fined the defendant $5-and suggested to him the
propriety of returning the 81 received from the
negro, which he did at once, thereby relieving
himself from further prosecution.
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The opera seems to be immensely popular in
Cincinnati. Norma was performed at the new opera
house on Thursday evening, and the receipts on
that occasion were 81 800.
A church of the "United Brethren in Christ" in
Baltimore was dedicated Sunday. Bishop Gloss.
brenner of Virginia preaching the sermon.
Cora de Wilhorst having recovered from her
illness, has rejoined Mr.. Strakoseh's company at
Cincinnati.
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OLD DOMINION BOTTLING ESTAB

OLD DOMINION BOTTLING ESTAB-
" LIsHMENT.-The subscribers are in receipt
of 100 bbls and half bb!s of Philadelphia CREAM
ALE, in addition to their stock of PORTER, CT
DER, LAGER BEER, &c, to which they invite the
attention of the trade guaranteeing the article to
give satisfac tion and the price most unable.
Orders left with W NIPE, on Main street. OF at
the factory, on 20th street. between Main and
Franklin, will receive prompt attention.
MASON BURNS.
NB-We would respectfully call the attention of
our friends and public generally to the fact that
Mr. Nj Mccormick having retired from the Bottlipg
Business in this city, and removed to another State,
would solicit the patronage of all those favola
bly, disposed to our establishment
MASON l. BURNS.
Richmond, March !, 1859. NH 2-lm
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a1sYMRaa CAapa.
anAkEA& MURXH.

AZ AkDLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON.
Main street. between 9Th and 9t1 st1a
RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments OF ANY size or design, made 90 orosr
Of the best italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the attention OF those In want
to my stock. which e the largest and best anished
assortment Of MONUMENTS, TQMBS, HEAD PIE
0ES and MANTLEH, 70 be found In the city.
kH.First Prezaiumsawarded By the Virginia AgIf
cultural SocistS. and Mechanics Institute. ss25
CITY DRUG STORE.-CHAS. 8. DAW-
~ SON, Wholesale and Retail Druggist. corner
Main and 18th streets, has at all times hand and
receiving weekly per steamer, a large aud we'll Sc
ected stock of Medicines warranted fresh and pure
Perfumes Brushes Of all descriptions;
Brown Windsor Soap, &c
Lewis Pure Lead; Linseed Oil
CoIors ground in Oil
Window Glass; Putty; Madder
Indigo; Quinine; Segars
Fancy Soaps; fine Teas only
Matches &c.
Suitable tor country trade His retail department
Is complete in all its varied brshches.
Manufacturer Of tho celebrated D'Orsay Cologne.
Sampson, &c. ia 10
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CAPTURE or A BuR0LAR.-A negro fell
low named Tom, slave to Jones 4 Slater, was lar.
rested ~ . runaway last Sunday night, and COM
mitted to the cage. On examining the premises
dcrs' store on Church Ifili was discovered and
identified
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LAW NorIcB.-GOSERT c. Nj
CHOLAS. for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his health has
determined TO resume the practice of LAW, in this
city and will devote all his energies 10 any profess
slona business with which he may be entrusted
Qoddins asll. NH GIN
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n~FRHsH LRaoHns.-I have inst re-
oeived, by Adams Express. fresh lot Of Swedish
able terms.
r. P.s.-Cuppins and Leeehing promptly attended
TO- Gan be found at all hours Of the day at the Hai
Dressing Roona under the American Hotel, and ss
night on 9th street French Gerden Hill.
my 25-ts r. O. HOBEON
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MAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the failure OF
the most route BILL the inadeQuacy of means to dis
charge 1T once the liabilities of the Department..
and the comments thereby ELECTED on all soes 1t is
gratifying observe the high degree OF conhaenee nc
skill and fidelity of the Postmaster General and his
experienced assistants. The evidence OF this is
abnndant. in the fact that on Monday week (the
4th of Aprii) the imports and extensive work OF
the annual spring lettings will be commenced. and
not single day has elapsed since the ppbicatlon .,
in doubtless from parties fully competent. respon
able and ready to fulfil all their engagements TO
the Department. Upwards offour hundred OF these
bids were yesterday received and fled
The lettings will ba in the State OF Virginia NORTH
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida and
the limit Of time set for the reception Of bids is
saturday next. at O'clock 2. NJ. The decisions
viii be announced on the 25th day of April leaving
but eighteen days for the opening making examin-
ng endorsing. registration and re-examination of
| the bids and the final award of all the routes
1 Wash CIR. R1HiJpOre .SIu.
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~HARTsHoRNE's CuRE-ALL--
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
And REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.


ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED By A CHEMIST.
BoTTLRS ~, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DIeC0YERY IN MEDICAL
SCIKNOE.
HARTSH0RNES CURE-ALL should be kept In
ell families In Of accidents sudden sckness
- IL frequently cur % in Lees time than 1t requires 70
get physician.
sxternally and internally.
HARTSHORNESC CUREALl cures rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Chilblains
CUREALk cures Cramps, Goltc,
Pains In tho Stomach or Bowels.
HART6HORNH'n CURE-ALL cures Pains In the
Limbo, Side, nack, Breast, Teeth and Bars.
HAkTBHORNt5 CUkk-ALL cures syrains.
Bruises, 6calds, Burns and Frosted Reee.
HAHfeHORNRe CUREALL cures Pains In the
Feet and swelling Of the Jointa.
HART8H0RNES CUREALL cures eti6 Neck
from .. Oold, and Agu. ts th: Breast.
HARTBHORNE6 CURE ALL h good Tor DyuDep-
- Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenevsr you have pein. nee TIE OORS Ali. Z.
Ienss. ard, by IT. warning slscarcnAgneeie power,
szlss al Ssia NON sAs sss'sn. ssss soss's 40
fhs . shove nedie!nss 2 b hsd q ~ Dssg senssI
n RcAmond, Norfolk. Pstsrsbnrg and al t6wns b
vW8IuIn. q
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WCURE FOR DYsPEpsIA.-The pul

E8 CUHE FOX DfsPEPsAh'-1Ho FUuKf0
will bear in mind that Bakers Celebrated Premium
Bite rs are the most unfailng remedy for the cure
OF Dyspepsia, that has ever been offered TO an Ame-
rican public. As evidence OF thii fact, the FRO
ficates from some of our own citizens, who have
found speedy relief from this annoying disease al
full. As a cure for Ch ,lera Morbus. Bilious Atfec
tions, Diarrhosa, summer Complaints Of children
Sour stomach, Loss of Appetite, indigestion, and
other diseases arising from impure blood, debility
and disorders of the digestive organs these Btter'
have no equal. To be had Of all Druggists IN the
city of Richmond. and elsewhere in Virginia.
NH IL
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FREE ENrEarA1sMsNr-Our r

FREE ENTEaTAISMENT- readers
must not overlook the closing exercises of the Me.
chanics' Institute night school, to take place al
the large hall on 9th street, tomorrow night
This school has already effected SO much for the
working classes Of our city, and If properly man
aged hereafter, is to prove so invaluable to our
entire community that We desire to see our leadr e
citizens interesting themselves in its behalf Be
Sturdivant and John r. Tompkins, Esqs., tive
handsome prizes are to be presentedito pupils, to
whom they will be awarded. The Armory Band
have volunteered for the occasion and as the
entertainment is to cost nothing we hope that the
Hall will be crowded with both ladies and gentle
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N. ELECTION CARD5-CandiGate for office,
at the ap rroachi ing Municipal Election, will find it
greatly to their interest to esllat the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
office in the city has the facilities for the rapid
execution of this description of Printing. and the
stock of CARDS always kept on hand is unsur.
passed by any similar establishment in the Union.
Id HAMMERSLEY CO
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CHILD IsJURsD-A little girl FIVE or
six years old, was run over BY Q COW near the
second market, yesterday morning, and 10 falling
upon the paving stones cut her face badly. The
COW was being pursued by two or three stray dogs,
at the time of the accident
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~ GREAT SACRIFICE OF
RICH RAGLANS AND CLOAKs,
At II EZEkIEL'S, 60 Main street,
Selling regardless of cost TO make room for Spring
Goods. Rich HEAD DRESSES and Fancy HAIR
PINS; Extension SKIRTS of ell kinds, from 6 10 q
springs. For cheap Goods, call at tho Cloak and
Mantle Depot. SO Main street.
fell II EZkKlEL.
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The YouNa GUARD LIoHr BArTALros,
with the Public Guard, ard detachment of the
1st Regiment, will parade at O'Clock to-day, 10
feteiso the remains of the late 1amented Lieut..
Junius b. Roane, y. 8. Army, the intelligence Of
whose melancholy and untimely demise but re.
Gently cast such gloom upon our community.
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~ CLOTHING,

AT WHOLESALE UNLI.
We have now in store, the largest and nest COM
plete stock of CLOTHING we have ever offered for
sae comprising every Article walted for the Spring
trade.
Most of these goods have been manufactured I'M
der our own supervision. and We will guarantee
them to be equa in StLie and quality, to any goods
in this market ava at l0lger prices than they can DC
purchas in the Northern cities. In the assert
ment will be found -
Black and Colored Cloth DRESS FR0CKS
super Blk Italian Cloth and Alpaca GOATS
Super Fer Cass and Tweed SUITS
Fey Linen and Marseies do
Ex White Marseies nd Linen COATS
Linen, Duck and Drill do
Bro Linen and Grass Cloth do
Blk and Fey Cass PANTS
White, Buff and f'cy Marseilles VESTS
Plain and Fig silk and Satin do
Linen and Mars Bosom SHIRTS
DRAWERS, OVERALLS, HICKORY SHIRTS
WATERPROOF GOODS, &c. &c.
Merchant visitiog this city will find 1t to their
interest 10 examine our stock before purchasing;
NH l6-lm KENT, PAINE w.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN WIscoNsIs-Two residents
of Harris, Marquette county. Wisconsin, Jonathan
Post, Baptist preacher, and his wife, were both
X iiled on the 25th inst, by their son, while the
latter was in state Of frenzy. The murderer IL
about thirty years Of age, and has been insane for
several years, although he was considered harmless
until This sad occurrence. lie made no effort to
escape. He was Immediately taken into custody,
and will bs confined In place Of safety.
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VIOLENT AssAULr.-George W. Brown
was before the Mayor yesterday to answer for vio'
lently assaulting and beating Anderson, slave to
Dr. Tuyman. Brown alleges as cause OF the ass
sault that the negro was not only insoient. bu'
actually coIIared him. DR.. Trent stated that the
law OF the negro was dislocated by the BEATING
The Mayor held the accused 10 bail to answer an
indictment by the next Grand Jury.
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SELF .DxsrRUoTIoA.-Jne OF the clerks
=, ths post f0Bae. Mr.. Cepls Mclrudsr, while u.
borins undsr q, alteration Of mind, yesterday
took : large dose of stryohniBs Dr.. .orsnshaw wa,
called 10 attend him, and resortsd to the usual
antidotes, which saved him.
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1859. SPRING TRADE.
TOHN J. MELLON,
1869.

- IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, BRANDIES,
GINS, WHISKEYS. kc.,
NO l34 CARY ST, RICHMOND. VA.
Have in store and Bonded Warehouse. Cognac.
Rochelle and sszerac BRANDIES; Holland GIN:
Jamaica RU Nj; Scotch and Irish WHISKEY; Port,
Sherry, NJ Madera and Malsga WINES.
400 bbls Penn and Ohio Whiskey
$40 bbls Brandy, Gin and sweet Wine
20 bbIs Old Apple Brandy
I26 bbls assorted Rye Whiskeys, (from ] TO 7
years od)
100 bbls Excelsior Pure Rye Whiskey. (of which
ana sole Agent)
so baskets Champagnes, Of superior brands
Claret satavne and uiedisk inner Wines; Curacao,
KimmeI Krish- w asser and Ebsinthe; London and
Dublin Porter; Scotch Ale; Fine Havana sesnrs:
Thar kful for past favors, respectfully solicit
continuance promising satisfaction in all cases.
ea. All orders promptly attended TO.
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MA New Spa1sa GooDs-Mv q

A. NEW SPaING GooDs.-My first
supply OF SPRING GOODS. have already arrived,
aad embraces, besides the usual large variety of
many novelties of the season. Hav.
ing been early in the market and with the advan.
tsge OF new and unbr oxen stock, to select from
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
tyles sorted and am fully warrant.
ed in saying that no one who wishes to buy will
leave my store unsupplied. HIRSCH,
NH 7-lmf 2t9 Broad at.
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TIE RAILROAD DISAsTER.-Another person has
been added to the dead by the railroad disaster
near Hamilton, Canada. The Rev. Mr.. Fawcett, a
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary, died on the 2lst,
from the injuries he had received; that made the
sixth victim
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ArrxMpr AT HoUsB BREAKISd.-On
sunday night last an attempt was made to break
into Mrs HaEwood's boarding house on BANK
street, but ths thief vas discovered ana dsissn On
bsfore effectipg his purpose.
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ElaHr CHILDREN AT A BRTH.-About two months
since, the wife of Jacob Abbot, 10 Golconds, c. W.
presented her husband with eight pledges OF alec'
tiop at one BIRTH These children survived until 81
weeks old. when two of them sickened and died
The remaining six are still living and thriving
finely. The whole eight were very small speGi'
mems of humanity when ushered into the world
as might have been expected This statement
is literally true; 1t is vouched for by numbers
Of respectable witnesses, who saw the Children
R1sfo0 Herald
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DaowsRp.-The BODY of Robert Haley

a blacksmith by trade, was taken from the canal
yesterday, and delivered to its friends for inter-
ment. Haley fell into the canal last Saturday
night and his cries attracted the attention Of per.
sons in the neighborhood, but before they could
render him any assistance, he sunk to rise no
more.
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H-NEw Books! NEW Books !! at the Gift Book
Store, Sc Main street. BARTB's TRAVELS AND DISCO
sERIEs IN NORTH AND CENTRAL AFRICA. Complete
in l vol. Price 81 so.
ALSO
ATKINSoN'S EXPLORATIONS AND ADTEnTURES IN II
IBERIA, | vol, illustrated. Price 81 so. 2t
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DEMOCRATIC MEETInG.-The Demos
racy of the city will meet at Metropolitan Hall to.
night to receive aud act upon the report of the
committee appointed to recommend suitable ofi'
GERS for the Democratic Association.
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THE DECIMAL SYsTEM Another movement is In
progress in Great Britain to secure the adoption
the decimal system, 80 goods shall be sold aud du-
ties paid by weight OF 100 lbs instead Of the hun
dred Heisht of 112 lbs.
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BAD BoYs Two lads, Daniel Murphy
and James Baker, were arrested last Sunday night,
under suspicious circumstances, and brought ne'
fore the Mayor yesterday, for examination AZ
both of them were quite small, they we're repri
msndsd for street walking at night and DISCHARGED
on the promise that they would be caught out nc
more.
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PUBLIC LAND GRAsrs.--The Secretary of the Inte-
tfor bas approved of the following grants of pub.
,lc iands inuring under acts OF Congress: For.ths
Dubuque and Pacific Railroad Branch, 1,152,139
sc'es for the Iowa Central Air Line Railroad, 63l
I'o acres; for the Mississippi and Missouri Rail-
ioad a5S, ,4sl acres making an aggregate of nearly
-iS7 900 acres. Also, 394 523 acres to the Alsbs-
"a. aud Florida Railroad, in Alabama, to tho State
aud company
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WHAT SCR OF TAIEVEs.-Mr. Divan, in speech
before the New York Legislature recently, res
marking upon the inefflciency Of the police sys
lem, which he proposes TO modify by making ito
oacers elective, said be felt assured that st this
very moment a mans watch, dropped In the
streets Of London, was more safe from the thief
than it would be ia the owner'spocket In New
York
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DIsMIssBD.-Th complaint made
against William Anterman ofthreatening violence
to Philip Troman, was heard by the Mayor yes
terday and dismissed, 10 the warrant seemed to
ha We been obtained to settle the purchase Of .
piece Of leather which could not be otherwise ad-
iusted,
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KOssUTa ry JTALY.-The Echo dItalia of March
l9tb, learns from good authority, which Is is no,
allowed to name, that the Hungarian patriot
Rossuth passed through France, with the consent
aud convenience of tbs French government, anc
arrived fncogntto at Genoa. 1t supposed that be
will place himself atthe head of tho Hungarian
soldiers now ia LombaYG5.
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B@- SINGERS NEW TRANSVERSE SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE
SINGEk'S TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
SINGERS TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
LARGE SALvS IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
GIVES EVERY sATIsFACTION
GIVES EVERY SATI3FACTION
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
DOES ALL XII NDs OF W0nK
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
RICHMOND. March, 1859 mh 26-lms

E@ LIYl SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS. Tho
subscriber takes pleasure announcing TO his ru-
nerous patrons and the public at large, that he Ia
now prepared to furnish Photographs from miHia-
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or coiored,
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal,
superior to any produced in this city, at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
larged to any size.
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple Of Art, CofiR-
THAN Hall, Mai2 street, between 9th and 10th.
Pr GIBBS.
P. s.-If you want a genuine Ambrotype. this Ia
the place TO get IL, where you will neither be hum
bugged in price or work, Also. Melainotypes, or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
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FoaasRY.-Edward Argentine, charg

FoaGBRY.-Edward Argentine, charged
with forging the signatures of Paul 4 Hinton and
A. L Archer, teller of the Exchange Bank of Pe-
tersburg. to check for $4loo, and passing the
same on Enders, Sutton & Co. as genuine, was be.
fore the Mayor yesterday, but owing to the ab,
sence of witnesses the investigation was ADJOURNED
until this morning.
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p,s "a FUGITIVE SLAvE REooyrREB.--A slave Of A
SO residing near Wheeling, Va, who rsI
r.,n, ~ sss wss captured In Ohio last week, and
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JaIaas II. Dougherty. ~ old citizen, and TOT.
nIeriy city recorder Of 81 Louis, died last week.
There were 2o2 deaths In Philadelphia last week.
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FEMALE THIEVES AT BosfoS.-Two female shop.
ifters from New York visited Boston last week,
and under the pretence of shopping, pluudered
several stores Of silks, &c to the amount OF $1,000
They were detected at one establishment, arrested
and the goods found in their trunks. The women
gave their names as Julia Hall and Mary Davis;
the former says she is 80 years old, and the Other
gave her age as 25 years.