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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24

MARBLE WORKS.
ROGERS & MILLER.
PRACTICAL MARBLE 81 ASONS
CORNER OF 9TH AND MAIN SITS.
We respectfully invite the attention Of those In
want, to our stock on hand which consists of the
largest and best finished assortment of Monuments
Tombs. Head Pieces. Nantes. &c, to be found in
the city. Monu nents of any size or design, made
10 order, Of the best quality Italian or American
Marble.
The only premitsns erer awarded By the Virginia
Mechanics Institute. on Marble work, awarded 10
John Rogers a as-am
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"A GUENTHEk,
IA ARCHITECT,
Offers his services to the public for making
NEW PLANS. of all descriptions
Embellisbing ELEVATI0N<
DRAWING and PAINTING In perspective
IN and OUTSIDE VIEWS of public buildings,
or private residences TO he erected
TAKING and PAINTING VIEWS of buildings
from nature
References cap be given by Capt Lybrock, No l42
Main street, or Mr Jno Gibson 9th street, between
n ain and Cary.
Orders will be received and promptly attended to,
by calling at Messrs Jno & Geo Gibson's steam
door, sash and blind factory. 9th street. between
Main and Cary.
- Office mp stairs. my l4-lms
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an FOR RENT.-A desirable brick
"a Dwelling. situated on Grace. near corner 18th
street, containing rooms with clo'ets and store
room and all necessary back buildings with gas.
cnlverts and city water the premises. The whole
premises are in good order To good and respoI-
sible tenant tho rent will be $3.50 per aGnum. The
neighborhood ia good. Possession can be had i'm
medistely. Apply to EA } CL0pTON,
former Wall and Franklin streets,
myl7-tf Opposite Dickinson, Hill Co.
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ARGE ADDITIONAL SUP FILE s
II EIE 3ANT
FANCY DRY GOODS.
THOS 4 PRICE Il Co are now selecting from the
most recent importations many and elegant
Fancy Goods, portions of which already in stock
and others on the way to which they invite the at
tenticn oftheir friends ans the public.
Elegant Lace Nantes Black BonibaZires
Do Silk and Lace do DeGrenadine and Popli.
Rich Lace Points and net
shaws Cord Grape Bareges
Embro.dei les in variety Do and Blk Challies
BRUSSELS aud Point sets Pine Apple Cloths
Do do Collars Rich Orgsndes and Robes
Honiion and Maltese do Do Berege Robes
Goisery, Gloves. Mits, &c Cord Lawns and Jacs-
Gents end Ladies' Meri- nets, 3D. Is, Is cd, and
no Vests higher
And large and general selection Of beautiful Eng
lish and American Prints Black and White Prints;
White CarnbTics; irish Linens; sheeings Servants'
Goods; Cotton Diapers: Linen Ducks, &C, all of
which are at the very lowest rates.
my2 X PRICE 4 co.
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POTTLING ESTABLISHMENT LA

DOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT La
- GER BEER, ALE. PORTER, Ao.-Thankful
for the liberal patronage already bestosed on Us,
we beg leave to announce to our friends and the
public in general that we will continue our busf
ness of
BOTTLING LAGER BEER Xxx ALE, PORTER. &c.
IS heretofore, and which we will deliver, FREE OF
CHAR Il, to any part of the city.
Goods for the country carefully packed in barrels
ana delivered toany DEPOT in the city.
Wehaye also constantly on hand. Lager Beer and
Ale in half and quarter barrels, and full supply
of Scotch Ale and London Porter, which we most
respectfully recommend to the public.
LOUIS EUKER BRO,
an 22-3m Ne 2n8 Main street
COTTON AND WOODEN WASTE
SFor cleaning and packing steam engines aud To-
comotives am prepared to furnish railroad COM
panies and Others with tho above article, of eupe
rior quality. at very low prices:
an l3--ts ASLEE on the Dock.
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FOR RENT-ON CHURCH HI

80 and possession given immediately, one OF those
newly erected and well finished brick tenements
3rd DOR from Leigh on 25th street. nearly sppo-lte
dry nd airy basemes t, suitable fer the accommoda
ton of . considerable size family; garden attached
and we'll of water Oh the premises.
JAMES NJ CARTER,
,nxe-ka Qnnnsita Exchange Hotel.
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cd DEgoOE.

NOTICE TO TOBACGONIsTS AND
~ MERCHANTS.-Made to order, TOBACCO
KEGS, Of any size. As have on hand q large
stock of good material for this purpose would Be
glad TO furnish from Is 900 to 3 go cgs this
| have also for sale FLOUR BARRELS and HALF
BARRELS, suitable for flour. sugar. plaster. &C.
r OGARf
Shcp corner 5th and Cay sts
NB.-Cash paid for BARREL TIMBER.
NH M
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a. HORSES FOR SALE-I have
6Sjust returned from Baltimore where selec-
ted lot of young sound gentle horses. suitable
for draught or saddle purposes. Those in want viii
give me call Q LIPeCOMBE,
my its End st, between Broad and Grace.
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CPECIAL NOTICE-LOUIS ] RIOS
~ sIEUX. Steam Candy Manufacturer Ave storv
building, Main street. six doers below Mcs..
:isurs Isaacs Taylor directly opposite the old a.
tapIlsned store OF Messrs. Richardson Co would
public generally. The very liberal patronage be
slowed upon him for last fifteen years enables m.
with sn enlarged establishment, to offer indnls-
ments to purchasers unequalled this side Of Phiia-
aeiphia, with more room, more force, more stock
and settled disposition to do large wholesale bu-
No so Main street. my ia
HORSE SHOE lRON.-Reoeiving per
~ ship WeIlsnd. from Liverpool. a coed assert.
ment OF stills best Horse khoe Iron Also in store,
BEST Norway and American Nail Rods.
my ~ EDWIN WOKTHAM AGO 4
A YEk'b PILL6--For sale by
"A my % HI6HkR WlNhT0N. Druggists.
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ga FOB SALE-A Brick Store and
ga Dwelling, in the town of Fulton with a large
lot attached. and we'll of good water on the premi5
o.. Any person wishing TO engage in country bu-
snes It Is of the best stu atoms near the city
Apply to ga J CLOPTON,
Corner Wall and Franklin SITS,
my I7-tn Upposite Dickinson, Hill B Co
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I EVY'S is the place to get bargains in
| At Dry Goods be keeps constantly on hand a
large aud we'll selected stock of goods all of which
he ia prepared to sell at surprisingly low prices
He has received another large lot of cheap en-
trodered Collars and Bands. which will be sold at
! 80 and IS cents below the regular price Bear in
mind that JACOB A LEWIS, Is Main street, Is TIE
| place for bargains.
N B-RenleUib- I the number, 10 Main street.
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nRESS GOODS, DRESS Coos
AOur stock of Dress dcoGs, by frequent receNt
ring the season. We are now able to offer many
articles at a large reduction from prices charged
earlier Costumers looking for Sill of any style,
Berage Robes, Oi candle Robes. &C, &C. will find
them much lower than they were few weeks since.
NV u CHIieS l. CUESERY.
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NORWOOD COAL.--This highly popu-
IN lar and excellent COAL. for CRATES and fur
mace sold by the subscribers at thar once on tos
Basin Bank between 9Th aud leta strests;
sp lS-2m MVsNhosN ".
CPARKLING CATAWBA WlNE-lo
- cases gsnuin espar king oAfAWBA WINS. On
consignment and tor sale low. roow
NH Its SpG'A.
CEED POTATOES.-200 bushels prime
~ New Jersey Mercsrs and California Seed Peta'
toes. fer sale by ,v.ur
my 9-ts q = 1880 ~
OCALEs.-Hav:ng received the 5geney
~ ofthe Manchester sca'e Works We are NV ~
rsred 70 take orders for Railyosd - aek.
read Depot Hay. Rolling Min, Warcnopse, Ssar'
porsAbie. Factory, wheelbarrow, Union. otoSSSs'
Ceunter. and DFugaist Scales. -
The quality Of these Scales. for accuracy, s.rens
and durability. will compare fAvorsbly w9n sa'
manufactured In this eountry.
Countss Scales. VAN LEW. TAfLQk ~.
avi6 ~ MAtA NIeet,
4 COLUMBIAN HOTEL.---LuNCH viii
be served every day except saedays q u
o'clock. my s-iss
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A DEcEIvER OF THE FAIR.-We fear that our
fair readers of Worthington will rejoice to know
that Dexter, the fascinating periodical agent,
who made such an effective demonstration on
their dollars and affections, has been arrested
at Oberlin, for similar operations on the conf
ding people. Those "clear blue eyes," that re-
laxed their purse strings aad hearts, are now
gazing dull and expressionless at the dead walls
of prison cell; that "broad and expansive
brow" on which it seemed to them that "every
god had set his sea-, }" is now clouded with an
guish and remorse; that "mold of form" will
now be profaned by the criminals box, illumi-
mating its unwholesome setting like the jewel
in the toads head, and instead of their admiring
glances, will now be greeted by the jeers of the
rude mob.
About thirty of the ladies of Morrow were
equally susceptible to this galaxy of fascina'
tions. At 0berlin, he had collected about $50
when his charming person was profaned by the
grab of minion Of the law, and his dangerous
attractions effectively vailed in the Elyria Jail
| Columbus to- Statesman.
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VOL. |. NO. 43.
STRANGERS GUIDE.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Applegate & Co., No. as Main st.
BRAND AND STENCIL CUTTER.
Il. ID. NIocL On y 10. so Walnut at.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Applegate Co., No. 45 Main st.
BRAND AND STENCIL CUTTER.
j. ID. Mackenzie, $50 Walnut st.
BURNING FLUID AND COAL OIL.
Chns. A. Junghanns, corner Third and Mill sts.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAlpiu, Hinmnn 81 Co., 1O3 Walnut Ct.
j. l.. Wayne & Son, 1914 Main st..
CoNFECTIoNERs.
II. Hedger, 81 Walnut at.
X. Myers & Co., So Main ct.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley g. CO., IL Main st. .....
J. A. Patterson, III Main st.
J. A. Patterson, 1877 Walnut u"
Henry Often, 1S3 Mainst.
FANCY GOODS AND JEwELRY
Gardeners Auction House, t54 Main at
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Louis Silk g. Co., 184 Main ct.
Mills & Woodruff; as Main st.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER
J. J. Butler, 30 Vine st.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John HitcheII, q College Building Wanutst
GROCERs AND COMMISSION.
Clark ~ Carr, 20 Walnut st.
DOlIcns.Gt Vandewerlten, 80 Main st.
Rogers, Sons 81 Co., 81 Mainst.
T01t N son, 20 Walnutst.
stem, Trenchnrd S5iCO. Cor. Walnut & Columbia
sweeney & McLeIIand, ID Main at.
GUNS AND PISTOLS. l.,.!
p. Powell, 100 Main ST.
HARDWARE AND IRON. o.. tf
Hauser IL Norma, 1872 Main st. ....r De-.
HOUSE FACTORY AND LUMBER YARD.
Hinltle, Guild & Co., 3o5 West Front.
LOCKSMITB AND BELL HANGER.
Davis $. Hunt, So Sycamore st.
LOOKING. GLASSES, Ero.
j. G. COwpland, o East Fourth st.
Wm. Wiswell, jr., 20 West Fourth st.
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
jnrle Jennings, 1872 Walnut st.
samuel Boyd, 132 Walnut st.
John w. Beesley, 1O5 Main ct.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Bachelor, DeCnInp & Co., 81 Walnut st.
Nixon 81 Chatfield, ~ and 20 Walnut st.
REAL ESTATE.
| r.. Vance s. Co., 2O6 Main st.
SADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
Hunter, EdmestOn IL Co., 16S Main st.
| SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
4. w. Wright & Co., No. 10 West Second st.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS.
| T. & G. Fox, 81 Walnut st.
STATIoNERS.
Anderson, Gates & Wright, 112 Main st.
| SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free SC Co., d Main st,
| TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.
G. w. ShoIl, 81 Walnut st.
| WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Beggs 81 Smith, o West Fourth st. .,- .
Nathan Escnles Co., 100 Walnut st.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS
Sn0wden Otte, 21 West Fourth st.
Sawyer Kirk, 8 College Hall, Walnutst.
| WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
8. G. Burnett SE Co., "a Walnut st.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Ryan S Farthing, 40 Main at.
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An EXAMPLE TO CONGREssMEN.-As the poll
ticans of this country seem, of late years, to
have taken the pugilists for their preceptors,
"guides, philosophers and friends" it is to be
hoped they will not slight the virtues, and con-
fine their initiative talent to the vices only of
their models. In the.weightier matters of the
pugilistic LAWN mere bruising and battering,
hard drinking and swearing-the Congressional
pupils have nothing left to learn. But an ex-
hibition of sparring, which took place at
Hoym's theater, ON Monday evening, proves
that there are certain traits of the pugilistic
character not yet familiar to the political plat
form.
On that occasion two heroes of the ring, Mr..
Morrissey and Mr.. Heenan, whose last pre-
vious interview had been Of decidedly hostile
| and unsatisfactory kind, met as friends and
| brethren to pommel each other with the ami
cable gloves, for the benefit of the widow ant
family of a deceased gentleman of the fancy
| The behavior of these champions would hav'
been quite worthy of two of Froissart
knights. They had a "gentle and joyou
passage of arms" without the least rising o.
i'll blood, or the least sign of any disposition t
intrude their personal differences upon u publi
display of the better feelings of the "profes
sion."
The good feeling which governed the assem-
bly, was fully equal to the generosity whicl
had brought 1t together, and the occasion lur
nishes at once salutary rebuke and an hon
orable example to that large class of our poll
ticians who ape the ordinary behavior of tn
Bowery boy, without cultivating his instincts
and parody the practice without emulating tn
spirit of the true pugilist.-M. Y. Times.
[This benefit fight was for the widow AM
children Of the late bemoaned pugilist, MI
VIM. Harrington. Matthews lost his "smel
Ter" and Mulligan his proboscis and one of hi
eyes-pretty valuable sacrifices for the benefi
of deceased friends widow
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but tho mass of smoke came from the crater

but tho mass of smoke came from the crater
itself. ....r... ..... 10 r.
The principal stream reached the sea at Wal
nanalii, about fifteen miles from Kawaibae, on
the 3lst, after flow of eight days from the
time that the eruption commenced, on the 23d
of January. This stream, on reaching the
sea, spread out to about half mile in width.
The sight Of it as it poured into the ocean,
forming clouds of steam several hundred feet
high, is represented by those who saw it as very
beautiful.
Some Of the finest scenes of the flow were
the cascades or falls formed in It before the
stream reached the plain. There were several
of them, and they appeared to be changing
and now ones formed in different localities as
new streams were made. One, however, which
appeared without change for two days, must
have been eighty to one hundred feet in hight.
First there was a fall, then below were cas-
cades or rapids. To watch this fall during the
| night, when the bright red-hot stream Of lava
was flowing over it at the rate of ten miles an
hour, like water, was scene not often wit
| messed, and never to be forgotten. In fact, the
| lava near its source had all the characteristics
of q river Of water flowing rapidly along, and
gurgling with cascades, rapids, currents and
falls.
| On the afternoon Of our arrival at the camp
ing ground, new stream started some few
| miles DelOW the CRATER Wnlcn nad evidently
been damned up by some obstruction, and
came rushing down with tremendous noise and
fury through the thick jungle which lay in its
track, burning the cracking trees, and sending
up thick smoke almost as dense as that from
the crater 1t formed a grand sight. Here
was stream of lava rolling over the plain
twenty to twenty-five feet in hight, and al
eighth of mile in width, though its widtl
varied great deal, sometimes broader, some
times narrower. 1t was, in fact, mass or pill,
of red-hot stones, resembling a pile of coal
on FIRE, borne along by the liquid lava strean
underneath. AS it moved slowly along, larg
red powders would roll down the sides, break
ing into thousand small stones, crushing an
! burning the trees which lay in the track.
is impossible to give q true conception of tn
immense force and power of this lava stream
bearing along as it docs an almost inconceiva
BILE mass. 1t reminds us most vividly of tn
breaking up of the ice in large river, only tn
Imagination must stretch the comparison an
suppose the ice piled up twenty five feet, an
thus borne along by the current beneath, th
whole width of the river moving at the sam
time, crashing and breaking and piling u
cones and irregular masses on top.
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OLD MAIDS AND OLD BAcHELoRs.-The Phila-
delpha Ledger has discovered that there is a
heavy increase in the number of old maids, and
that the number is augmenting sadly every
year. With an increase of old maids of course
comes an increase Of bachelors, and this last
class of persons are much less deserving Of
sympathy or interest than the first. The
causes of this extended life of single blessed
ness, or of single misery, as fancy or fact may
choose to consider it, are mainly attributed t
erroneous ideas of living.
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Benedict, of Detroit, when arrested after
numbering his wife, stated that he had been
absent from home, and that his wife gave birth
to a child and taunted him on his return by
saying that he was not its father In a mo-
ment Of passion, hearing from her own lips
that terrible fact, he stabbed her. Mrs. Bene-
dict was twenty-eight years of age, and waG
the mother Of three children.
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7. j. Hatcher, who had been, under arrest in
st. Louis, on charge of killing a slave girl in
New Orleans, has been set at liberty, just wher
it was expected he was to be sent forward tC
New Orleans. Much surprise is felt at thiI
strange proceeding.
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J. B. Marshall, of the Columbus Fact, and
reporter to the Senate, proposes to publish a
new weekly paper in Columbus, to be called
the Peoples Press. 1t is to be devoted to este
phen A. Douglas as its first choice for Presi-
dant -
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CsOMETHING NEw.-PaoF. CIV Will

- COX, a graduate of DIR. Chamberlin's, is now in
Producing his system If EeStropathic Treatment TOR
cases. This system of treatment is not based upon
chance or experiment but is reduced to an absolute
certainty and obstinate diseases frequently cured
by q single application. The good effects resulting
are, not only wonderful in Paralysis, Rheumatism,
and other kindred Diseases is generally conceded
but 1t eectually controls all alades either acute
chronic, and never fails to effect speedy and perma
nent cure in all reasonable cases. The great VitaliZ-
ing agent, ELECTRICITY, will speedily and perma-
nently cure the following diseases, viz Pulmonary
Consumption early and middle stages; Torpid Liver,
Dyspepsia,, Diabotis, Rheumatism, Brain Diseases,
Seminal Weakness, Catarrh, Deafness, Amaurosis,
Skin Diseases, Piles, Diseases incident 20 females
Asthma, Bronehitis,o general derangement Of the
Chronic and Nervous Complaints generally. Office
corner Hazen and Front streets, Seventeenth Ward
Cincinnati, o. Consultation free. aps-lw|
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1t is said that certain gentleman, a mem
ber of the legal profession of Columbus, Ohio,
has purchased a Panorama of the Hungarian
War. 1t is not said whether he intends trav-
cling with it himself or not.
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RUPTURE.

nARS. DANIELS RADICAL URETRUSS,
- the only truss known by which Hernia can be
treated on philosophical principles also A6d9minai
Laced Stockings, &c. Drs Daniels make speciality
of the treatment of all Physical Dctormities, Club
ralysis in whatever part Spinal Affections, and all
ofice and Institute, No. "a West Fourth street.
Cincinnati. Ohio l68
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DR.. G. W. PHILLIPS,
New and Invaluable Remedy fol
the Cure Of Rupture.
A CERTAIN CURE.

The undersigned prepares Plaster out Of Swiss
Alpine herbs which he can recommend 70 all suffer
ing of Rupture, as a remedy which will cure this
painful disease in the Oldest of cases. in short me
without pains. Having proved is most wonderful erin
zerland and Germany, he would invite all rnptured
give it fair trial One pot Of it, the price
of which is So will effect cure in most cases. 1t s
for sale at A. TAFELS Drug Store, north least COR
ner of Sixth and Main streets, Cincinnati.
DIR. O. ZURCHER.
B-Letters for further information to be addressed
TO @. Zurcher, Box 81, Cincinnati, Ohio 248
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A whale forty feet in length and thirty feet
in circumference, was captured near Beaufort,
North Carolina, on Monday last. go
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MEDICAL.
DIR. w. PHILLIPS

Magic ugh Syrup
is the only reliable remedy for the rapid and per
manent cure of Coughs, Colds Influenza, Bronchitis
Hopping cough, Group, Sore Throat Bleeding Lungs
and all diseases of the Throat Lungs and Chest This
proved itself universal remedy for all the above dis
eases. The testimonials published are from our most
distinguished citizens here ut home, who have been
cured by its magic power.
.# Important Testimony. #
From Hon. j. W. Chapman, Judge of First Judicial
District, Indiana.
MADISON, and, 1858.
Or. GEo. W. PTILLIrs, Cincinnati, 0hio;-Haying
used several small bottles of your Cough Syrup"
personally and in my family, and having seen its eff
fects Others in numerous instances of severe cold
and coughs most cheerfully recommend il in
fallible remedy in all such If this Syrup were
In general use, confidently believe large majority
of the colds accompanied by coughs that termi
nate in Consumption, would be efectually arrested
In fact necessity for any, who obta
this remedy, being thus afflicted.
Respectfully yours, j. W. CHAPMAN.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER

>
LEWIS BAKER, Sole Lessee; d. A. SARzEDAs, Stage
Manager; W. O. TRUMPBoUR, Treasurer.
The Management take pleasure in announcing that
they have effected an engagement, for few nights
only, with the celebrated
MILE Louise Wells Equestrian and Ora
matte Troupe.
TUESDAY EVENING, April 18th, will be acted, for
the second time the new Romantic Equestrian Drama,
in three acts, entitled
BUCK BYS0N
Or BABY BLANCHE, THE CHILD OF THE PRAIRIE;
Inwhch highly Trained Steeds will appear.
Blakely Mr. Geo J. Arnold; Nick Whifnes, Mr. W
T. Aymar; Lot Halliday, Mr.. Wm r. Derr; Buck
Bison, Mr. Nagle; Col. Rupert, Mr. Rainford; Ralph
Demonson, Mr. Mortimer; Baby Blanche, Mile
Louise Wells Moll LASER, Miss Cooke
The performance will commence with the laughable
RAISING THE WIND. -..
Jeremy Diddler, Mr.. Mortimer; Plainway, Mr..
Rainford; Sam, Leffngwell Miss Durable Mrs. Will
kins; Peggy, Mrs. Griffin. '...
In rehearsal, several new Equestrian Dramas
which will be produced in rapid succession.
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HtAMPBELL, ELLISON & CO., MANU-
~ FACTURERS of HOT AND COLD BLAST
PIG IRON, STOVES 4 CASTINGS. Warerooms,
No. 2I East Second Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO. los
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Read This, Also.

Read This, Also.
From Hon. B. Storer LII. D., Judge of the Superior
Court of Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 8, 1856.
DR.. G.. w. PHILLIPs-Dear Sir: Your Cough Mix
ture hes been used with great in my family.
belle II to be most safe and eicacious preparation
for TIE cure of ordinary colds well of chronic
affections of the throat and lungs. MANY of my
neighbors who have felt the good effects of this med
cine that they regard it with great favor.
B. STORER.
t.''' DR.. G. W. PHILLIPS, Il
Sole Proprietor.
Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eckstein & Co.; John d.
Park; Geo. M Dixon; A. fofel; Allen & Co.; Gordon
& Bro; Edw Scanan Co.; J. &. Q. Reakirt, and by
Druggists generally. 80