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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

IA New Firm. New Goods. 1.-THE un.
dersg ned beg leave to INFORM the citizens OF Rich
mond and vicrlty that they have Just opened store
stock OF DRY GOU DS, BOOTS and SHOES, az was
ever brous mt to this market.
are able and will sell at extremely low prices tor
cash. DRESS GUODS and DOMESTIC GOODS
All sizes and prices Don't forget the place, rs
Main street -,,,
WERTHEIMER i LEWENBERG.
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l. GRO WOMAN, with two young children. She
AaN -u \. CAuTHoRN.
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A y III l. 4 "
w MA RACES.

.Ss;.s2sssAs~ FALL ESEE&2 iii, %
Ek.ss>~->-s----sa->- The Races over ia' -
land Course in Hanover county, vs., ~. ." y.
Iuence on TT ESDAI, 10th October, ISe' As -
tInue four days. -. F.
FIRST DAY-FIRsr RACE.-Sveerssn
colts and hlieys,3 Years old mile heats, ~
trsnce-hslf forfeit; three or moe 10 BIZ AVE.
and close Aug. 20Ih. -,
SECOND RAcE-Same Day.-PropreIo' -
: 20; two mile heats. ,.. 8,
StCOND DAY-FIRsr RAGS SSeeH,
swear old colts and Alleys; two nile ns's' '
entrance-hals forfeit; three or more ~ -
name and close Aug. 2Uth. ,t-t.sp
SECOND RAcE-SdBts Ddy.-JocAet WV
S3J0i two nile heats. -, -
THIRD DAY-FIRsr RACE. - Joe'"
purse, $500; three mile heats. ...,,,ss
SECOND RAGS Same Day.-Fropfie'o' ~
$50 mile heats. ...s,. 2
FOURTH DAY-FtRsr RAcE.--swesn
2iear old colts and hlleys; slnkle dssh .. 20 :,
S200 entrance forfeit, with M ,.raor,
81 ,0Uc, the Club To add s2Uo, provided W..
start. Closed on LIST August, Win 1A'''
bers -. ~
SECOND RAcE-SGHss Day.-.ProPie...., y
S3o0. for the beaten horses OF the Mee''-'
mlie heats. ,.o, r.
Nominations for the stakes 10 close AVN Mad
| re addressed to the " Proprietor oil VAC
Ashland, Hanover county. Va, 40 e,,,rs1
au 2-fawtd j. Nj TAl L0h'
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g. THE VIRGINIA. CENTRAL AG.

Quence of the cost of the large and indispensable
exhibition Building which is being eree!ed upon
the Hermitage Fair Grounds, the Executive Com
mittee have instructed their Soliciting AGENT. Mr..
JAMES CHAMBERLAYnE. to renew his efforts for q
further subscription from those citizens OF Rich
mond who have not granted assistance he tetoiore.
Mr.. Gu. NBgALAYSE will, IN accordance with these
instructions, call upon those referred to, and 1t
hoped will be successful. BY order.
C UIMMOCK,
I2-3t Sec'y and Treas. Va. G.. A. s.
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"a Special Auction Notice hardware,
BRUSHES, &C.-I ask special attention OF deae .
and others to my sale Of II ARpW RE, VIII n
WASH BRUSHES, &c. &c, THIS DAY, at IL
O'Clock, at my store. The assortment Is large and
sel3Ilt X. CAUTHORN, Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

S THE YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE
g>Ea enrolled their names TO the BELL AN d
EVERETT GLEE CLUB list. will please meet
at the Club House this tWEDNE IDAI evening,
at q cock, TO organize. Others DESTROYS of JOIN
ing, are invited to attend
MEMBER OF THE GLEE CLUB.
III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

UNION PRAYER MEETING.--
49, A Union Prayer Meeting of all denom-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week, under the auspices of the Young Men g
Christian Association. in the Lecture room of The
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, DIR.
Hoge's) from s to O'Clock. The citizens gene
rally are invited to attend, as well as all stran-
gers visiting the city. au 20--lm
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OFFICE va. CENTRAL K. n COZ
DIyIpENp sHII1.SSsp, sfry Ss i t., iss 2,
IL reotors Of the VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY have declared a semi annual
dividend OF ~ per cent. upon !hs Ca9itsi stock
OF the Company, payable To the stoc h ljeTs GA
and after the 18TH inst
The books OF transfer will be closed until the
!stA iasL lWH-uStasl J.GARKETf, TIES,
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-, THENaTIONAL DOUGLASDE.

3Ns MOCkACY of Richmond will hold reg
Il ar meeting for business This "WEDNESDAY
Evening at BosHEh HALL at 8 O'Clock, AT
VIII 3h the friends of the cause are invited to be
present. VIM. r. STUhDIVANT, Pest.
J. g. POWELL Hoc 20 Sc 12-It
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49, RELIGIOUS NOTtCE.-Profasso
80 CHAS. l.. COS, of Bethany College,
will presch IN Sycamore Nicotine House THIS
"Wednesday EVENING at quarter tie fore ocik
The public respectfully invited to attend.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

UNITE CIR EASE, n, draulic Cement, Safe
w " Fuse, Cotton Yarns, Sapxers Mustard,
Tannsrs' Oh. Jackson Candles Tor sale by
- 9, y. DAVENPORT,
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IA The particular attention of the pub
hc is called to the sale OF valuable property 10
take place THIS AFTERNOON, in Sydney, at Az
O'Clock. See auction head. -
Sc I2-lt GODDIN Il APPERSON, Auct's.
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M. silks, Silks, Silks.
GREAT REL NC TION!
We have this day marked down our stock of
FALL md WINTER SILKS 50 per cent, and
will sell them without regard to cost. Please call
and examine. SAM'L NJ. PRICE GU.
Sc Its
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49, RICHMOND RAILWAY COM.
49, PANY.-Books of Subscription for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
he opened at the office of the Company, over the
store of Jas. WoOdhOuse & Co.. and at the office
of J. A. Lancaster x Son.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
au s-ts JOS. JACKSON, JR., Pres't
80 T.. Il. BARBER, PROFESSOR OF
~ MUSIC, will return to Richmond, about
the 18th Of September. Sc 7-3tawts
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Capt. Miller, formerly of the steamship
America, died at Liverpool on the Gath ult.
Rev Jno. Hay ME, for 80 years minister OF
the gospel, died in Texas on the Goth ult.
Dr. Robt. Patton, of Kingsport, Tenn, died
last week from the effects of EXTRACTING tooth.
The United Presbyterian Synod of Virginia,
meets in Alexandria, in October
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- CoRNs! HaRD CORNS.: SOFT

D. c0RN. iIH1 nfN1N R9rNI5 SVV9E1 :,
BUNI0NS!!! -Deformities of Toe and FINGER
Nail, &c, removed IN d few seconds. without the
slightest pain. Remember giving immediate re
lief by DR. SCHULTZ, who Is again III the city,
ready TO see his country patrons and those who
called during his absence, and all who value conf
fort.
RA- Office Wall Street Hotel, Wall street
Sc lI-2t*
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NEW BOOKS.
OG0 IA l. l. L Il A ID 4 I

1890 FALL I II A E. 1890
BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY
A. MORRIS. Richmond,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOKS, PAPER,
STATIONERY,
is now in receipt of his
FALL SUPPLIES,
embracing his usual large aud general assert
TneHt of
SCHOOL,
THEOLOGICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS, WRITING and WRAPPING
PAPERS,
which he offers to the CoUNTRy TRADE, at trhole
safe, upon terms fair and as liberal as can be
obtaIre in any market. A. MORRIS,
Raakseiler
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

EA Tony FBENs,THE PUBLIcKE.-HavInge takin
,Ong jimmy to the Notn, and havlnge met with
puppus lin Gals anuf ncudiment IS CIV me- to rite
a fay thfue aoownt whut sene and dun and
heerd Induringe, Nv the time were gonea' In a
Ce. es NV Tenne Lettus. to Wit:
]. Voidse on the Crate Eestun.
R6S an sena 'Rf sr ncnd1gs nS
a mite in Sunoerry.a part Nv a day IN Wilyums-
pote. and mite in Elmirey:,
3. Fo Dals at NIaggry Falls.
l. Mite and LAY at Montreeall, Kannedy.
3. Two Oas AID Mites in Quebeck.
g TIppe to the Awful and Glumy River
Z. Hide on the Grsn Trunk Rallrode to Pote-
lun Name, and parte NV day at Potesmuth New
s. seyrul Dais IN Bosstun Towne, as they calls
O. Satdy and Sundy at Newpote Rode Ilun.
10. Neerly a Weake III Knew Yawk.
Eech Lettur she be is Octavore pagis long, han !.
shell be Nimepunce Lettur. or One Ddlure for
the Hole Set Nv Tenne, when oddud at wunst,
ODD oddus may " bs lad adrest to MoZIs ADDUMs,
hlchmun, Va.
advertisement in cunspckyus pIals, and calhnse
atenshun TO 1t eddy tory uliy, and sending NV a
copy to me- shel be Intlgntuld to all the ,ettus.
Role IN your aoplekashu tor she'll try my bess
TO do this thnge goode and only d llmmytld num-
bier M be pns THE e 3, Lss
reglur intervus Nv weak. sc 2-d2tcwlt
sA. NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
SPECIAL CARD.
This Ell EGANr ESTABnlS HMENT, being
now completed in ersry department., and pro-
"'OA'0O 1HANDsoMEsT THEATRE
IN the UNION, Ieplete as 1t is with
EVERY COMFORT go
to the audience, will
POSITIVELY RE OPEN
On THURSDAY EVENING, September 13th
with the new Comedy OF the
Low IL NO T!
An OPENING ADDRESS, written expressly for
the occasion. by popular literary gentleman OF
this city anu the laug habie Fsroe of an
ALARMING SACRIFICE.
ma COOKBOOK NOW OPEN. Sc 12-2t
mA-ArREss' GALLERY, l45 Main street, Photo
gropns and Pearl Ambrotypes of small children
and family groups are taken perfect in one SECOND
by the aid e kEEs' new. quick process. Pearl
Ambroty pes IS cents TO 81, in large gilt frames-
Photographs SO per dozen. Life size, beautifully
cOlOIed and framed. ~30 and upva DIS. Sc IL 1t
M MEETING OF The EXkCUTIYE COMMITTEE
OF TaE YOUNG MEMS BELL and EVERETT CLUB.
meeting of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
recently appointed composed of thirty persons
from each w ara of the 6itv. viii g held at he
CLUB hOUSE on WtDNES DAY EVENING
next, at O'Clock for the purpose of organizing
Let every member be present, if possible. 80 that
the important work of this organic NJ n MAJ not
be delayed. ". NJ. ELLIOTT.
Sc ll--2: President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

DILL NG'S A NUDfN b n e.Ni q by new
ID er-fnilins cure for D,AT, het. pssenters. So;
prepared and for sale BY -, DofE CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

WILCOX Il GIBBS EW ING MA
w CHIMES, INVENTED BY J. F. GIBBS,
MILL POINT, fOCAEoNTAS COUNTY, VA
and James WIlcox, dated June 2, 1857. re issued
Iuly 49, 1858. Patented August 10, 1858. February
q, 1860 Also, licensed under SIX other pate nts,
covering the entire construction of the Machine
consequently, there can be no litigation in regard
TO the patent right.
IL is less CON plioated and the most perfect work
Inc Sewing Machine now in
1t forms fiat, even and elastic seam. which is
warranted not to rip IN wear, and Is reliable upon
all kinds of fabrics.
Price SIS 10 SIS. Every mach ne warranted
JOHN A. BELVIN, Belvin's Beck
18th and Governor streets
N. B.-Whe faise statements have been
currentlr reported in regard to the patent on the
Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine, hereby inform
my pa irons and the public that this Machine has
not been, ID not now nor will not be involved in
any patent right controversy.
Sc Sgt ], A, RELVJN
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DISTRESSING CoNDITIoN.-Mr. j. V. Hal.
Principal of the Accomac Military Sehooi,
who was so shockipgly mutilated by the pre-
mature discharge of n cannon last Jniy, ar
rived in Norfolk Sunday, from Baltimore,
where he had his right arm amputated near
the shoulder and the left below the elbow
The sight of one eye Is destroyed and that OF
the other is very imperfect so much so ina! IL
is expec ted TO eventuate In blindness. The Ar
gus saws "Although his arms have been am
putated for many weeks, he can scarcely re-
alize now that the amputation has taken place.
The arms and the very fingers seem TO MIN 10
be stiIl in their place. and the sensation OF
pain, &c, is felt as was the case before they
were removed by the sharp surgical lnstru,
ments of the skillful ply sicians who performed
the painful operations"
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Corrsayondsnos of the Richmond Dispatch
a. rxlI..r,c

BrcKiNaHAMC q. H., VA, Sept 0, 1890. d,
Our Circuit Court Is now III session, and
under the management of Judge Marshall is
progressing in business quite rapidly. No
case of any great importance has yet been
tried. Ez%#r
Despite all the conjectures, fears, &c, the
corn crop will be much better than last year,
and the tobacco an average.
We have had several tremendous big meet.
ings about here. At the New Store Bethel
buckingham Church, and one or two other
places, they have just finished, and many pro-
fessed conversion.
On Monday next, Jas. T. Harris will be
tried before the Examining Court for stabbins
one Cruise, with in tent TO kill. BUCK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

Mr., LYBhuCk, ARTISTS AND rAINr-s
1Ni Frs C0LORMAN, desires TO inform the.
public that he has reserved laIge assortment Of
ENG RAWLINGS, LlTHoGRAPHs, &c:, and VILE
De glad To show them ut tbs Mechanics, Institute:
BuI ding. third floor, until his new store viii DO
O 'mpleted, Teachers espaol ally are requested TO
exam No them. The assortmentis very desirable,
and adapted To their wants
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

n MONTGOMERY GUARD. CO."C,"t
September ~, 1860.
Fl A Court. Martial for the asse ssm mt of
III fines and trial Of .dehnquent members will he
~ held this w rDN kSDAY evening, at NJ ihtary
hall, at o clock. Members who have excuses to
otter are ex pe cited To attend.
By order Of the Captain.
Sc 12-lt JNO MCDONALD, lst Serg,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

YEAST POWDER AT 10 "a CENTS
PER BOX-Pure Chocolate; Bakers Bronze
Prep Corn Starch; Green Ginger; Celery sesdi
Lons Pepper; White Pepper Black MustaId Seed,
Ac l.. WAGNER prnsgist, :.
+ Eornar 9th and Hraad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

DARkS MINER, WHOLESALE GRO
[ GERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, offer
for sale
IL hhds. BREASTS BACON,
IS 1t DIS IL ANS and SIDE BACON
Is Abds. SHOULDER BACON
100 bbs. c. Extra &c and b. SUGARS,
60 bbs Cut Loaf and Yellow do.
leo bags Laguayra and Rio COFFEE,
So bbs, n U. and p. r. MOLAsSES
IS bbs Extra Leaf LARD.
80 bbs. Pure CIDER VINEGAR,
81 bbs. A c. Sherman WhISkEY,
Ito bbs. BRANDY. GIN and WINE,
1900 Choice CIGARS
l3rH STREET. NEAR CARY.
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS ANDCITY
L DEALERS.-l am now receiving per packet
this day. 500 boxes Ralsns, whole, half and quar-
ter boxes; 800 drums Figs; 800 bags Nuts and Al
monds IS cases Preserved Ginger; 10 cases Sar-
dimes, half and quarter boxes; 10 cases Prunes: SO
boxes Citron; 10 casks Currants 500 boxes No.
Fire Crackers, all in prime orqer, and for sale at
reduced prices, at ANDREW ANrONI'S,
Double Refined Candy Manufacturer.
MaI Kan L r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

GAS FtXTU ES.
NJ We have on hand the largest and best selected
stock Of q II A r. L. T. RS, PENDANTS
BRACKETS. &c, ever offered in this city We
invite all who a. Q In want of GAS PiXTURES TO
call and examine our assor meHt.
cHAS. d. YALE L. co,
% l2-lm Iron block, Governor street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

NE-A~ FOR NOR FOLk. new YORK
500 AND BOSTON.-The Barge SUPERIOR
now ready to receive treIg hit land will
leave her wharf. at the head OF the Dock, on FRI
DAY MORNING, Sept. A. at IL o'clk, come citing
with Cromwel's line to New York and the A
side wheel Steamship BEN DEFOKD, which
leaves Norfolk on Saturday the 18TH at IL O'Clock,
for Boston.
Freight taken through to New York and Boston
at reduced rates. For freight, apply to T. ID,
HALL, at the head of the Dock, or to
Sc IL s. A s. LEE Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

--T7,--.-.s- FOX LH NCHBU hG-TO leave
- sssss-srSrs-r7r5 Ii I RSDA I-The Canal Boat
=-AA~lA<1O BOLIVIA Will leave as above For
fire ght, apply to WM. =. COX,
Sc l2-2t At the Shed Dock ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-12

IN S25 REWAkD.-Ran away from the
~ subscribers, about the LIST of July last, a
HkEGRO BOY, named JOHNNY" Johnny
n is a cut ~ years of age, very slender and
staiI, of a dark complexion, and had on when
he lett dark clothes and black beaver hat. He
was last seen about three weeks since, on the Me-
chancsvllle Turnpike, about two miles from the
city. COSBY a. ANDERSON,
SO PTS 7th St below Cary
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THE LATEST NEWS
u Ell EG e A p HIC.



Johns, May The steamer Brazil, from
OS.~dy, on TIE 29th ult., arrived here Yesterday
IL was rumored that arrests had been made NJ
rars on account Of an Italian plot against the
Baron Bruck bad committed suicide h,v,nr
been dismissed, as was said, from the Ao.t,s,s
Ministry In consequence Of completely in the 20
Gently discovered gigantic Frauds.
The voting In Savoy on the annexation q ue<siou
will, 1t is said, exceed 10000. Only 4 Zoo noes
had been reccrded
slight instruction en- the French possessions
In Africa occurred, but it was promptly sup
The Prince Of Wales will not visit Canada be-
fore the first week In July.
There 10 nothing new In regard 20 the prife
light. medical certificate was given that savers
would not be able 20 use his arm for two months
and propably more. some $500 had been col.
lected for Sayers among the members Of the Houss
of Commons.
Bells Life contains the FINAL demand Of Hesnsn
FOR the belt, under the assertion that be won 10
That paper treats the claim a. preposterous and
asserts that the chances favor Savers and that had
the referees witnessed the thirty-seventh round
they would have accorded him the victory
The Chinese were at the last accounts making
defensive preparations. IL was reported that two
British vessels had been sunk by The forts on the
Pciho.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

ALEXANDRIA, May s-Flour-Fsmily o. OOs
. 80; Extra Sc 81 ka6 IS; Super % .SSa6 81 Wheel
white, fair to good, 81 .63sl 81; red 81 55al 90
Corn-white 76a76; mixed 76a77c; yellow 7ea7sc
Rye S2aS3c. Oats 4Oa44c Corn Meal 74as0c pes
bushel. Seeds-TimOthys 81 JOas3 50; Clover IS 90
al $50; Eisxsced 81. Provisions-Butter. roll,
lsa2Oc bacon lOc. Pork S7as7 SO. Lard 1Oal2c.
Whisky2is3Oc. Fish-Shad SI1al4 per hundred;
Herring S6 O9sSS so per thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nav Flour is dull; Howard
street has declined l2Kc- closing at 90 IS with
still downward tendency. The Brazilis news
caUs d the de cline. Wheat Ia dull, with a declI
ing tendency; white 81 6OssI IS; red al 4OasI ..
Corn Is firm; white 73a77c-; yellow 74a7sr. Pro-
visions are brmeri mess pork SISasleI5. WHISKY
is steady at PIC.
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Later from California.

ST yosEPHs, Mo, May THE pony express
from California on the 2Sth ult, arrived here TO-
day; The news IL unimportant. The washoe
gold mines are all-absorbing
There Ia news from MEXICO, however 70 the
effect that Cortez (LiberalD bad taken Colima,
Manzamilla, Zapatlan % and was marching on
Guadalajara. The prospects Of peace were bright
ching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

ARRIVAL OF THE MONTICBLLo.-The steamship
honticello arrived this morning from New YORK
with large freight for the District and twelve
passengers. She will leave here tomorrow morn
Ing, at clock a m, and Alexandria at 3 O'Clock
p. m, for New York This steamer Is beantifnIIv
ntted up for about twenty five passengers. and az
iords a hne opportunity to persons DESTROYS Of
looking at the great sea !" and pleasant run OF
aoout thlTty-slX hours to New York. Passengers
way, w g Ridgeley, 5. NJ. Taylor and lady, f.
Miller, Mrs Il. w. Chambers Mr. Bennett and
lady, MT. Bonner, Nh Brewin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

TIE WESTERN EDIToRs.-The visiting Editors
arrived here in special train this morning which
came In at a. m, and are riding about town
seeing the sights They go to Mount Vernon this
afternoon, and on their return TO Washington
leave for Baltimore and the West in a special
train We regret that want of space to-day COM
pelS us to forego the pleasure Of saying more at
this time OF our visiting friends. We hope to he
with them on their trip to Mount Vernon this
afternoon, and 10 be able 10 make a more extended
notice Of their visit tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08
Illinois Politics.

CHICAGO, Nay s.-Hon. VIM. Kellogg has been
renominated by the Democrats for Congress, from
the fourth district
A salute is being fred in honor Of the Douglas
vJters at Charleston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08
Large Fire i'm New YORK

NEW YORK, May s.-The foundry Of Me<srs
Curtis Erwin, at Painted Past, ste1ben county,
Yves 6srned yesterday, together with the adJoin-
Ing buildings. Tue loss TO Curtis Erwin 10
estimated at $50 900, and 10 the Others $4,000.
The insurance altogether amou Is 10 but So 40.
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A CLERICAL CALL DEcLINED-We learn that
the Rev. Chas. ii. Hall, rector of the Church of
the Epiphany, In this city, has received unanf-
nous call from st. Paul's Church, New Haven
Conn 1t is understood that the worthy gentle.
man, to whom his church is much attached. de-
clnes seyering his connection with the Church
Of the Epiphany.
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New York H1arkets

NEW YORK, Mays.-Flour is lower; State IS I5s
S5.3; Ohio SO l0aS6 90; Southern Sc 30aS6 90.
w heat is lower white 81 90; red 81 50. Corn is
quiet and generally unchanged. Provisions are
quiet Whisky has Sigh sdvanced-O hio p ke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

DR. j. IIosTETrER's celebrated Stomach Bitters
Is one OF the greatest strengthening preparations
eXtapt. IL u especially adapted to those who are
afflicted with the Fever and Ague any other dis
ease arising from dlsordered condition of the d.
haPs 10 medicine IN the world equal TO It, as IL en-
ters purhes and replenishes the blood which is so
mp rtaut to bring about hsalthy action i'm dis
eases OF this nature. The Bitters are now among
the most popular, and ct the same time valua bic
specifics IN the medical world. In recommending IL
to the public, fully conscious of doing them
great service, moving, as we do, their many ex
cellent qualities, and ure and speedy action in all
whore the disease is caused by irreguarity OF
the digestive organs. A trial will suffice for the
most skeptical
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. ma 7-eoSf
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DR. ii. +. MORRILL,, A SKILLFUL PHYSICIAN OF
NEx Nop -

DR. III. T. MORRILL,, A SKILLFUL PHYSICIAN OF
-. NEW YORK CITY.
In his remarks on Dyspepsia says-Tbe most ef
ircIudl medicine TO improve the tone and energy of
% stomach Is that prepared by DR.. Geo. b. Green
a n called the OryseHafed BitfsrS
Iwould publish the recipe for preparing this val
uabie medicine, If knew what IL was but as I do
not, can only recommend ITS use. Ii seems 10 me
TO be Improperly called - Bttsrs," at least ia the
popular acceptatIOn of that term for it contains no
acohoi or other spirits and rather sour than Bit
ter Though here, by the way L cam OF too earnest
" caution the dyspePtlc sufferer against using bit
terS the basis of which alcohol or other arden
sFlnts. They no more Impart real energy TO the
stomach, than whip gives strength 70 horse.
The stipulation which they excite is only tempor-
a-y, and sure to be followed by reaction which AT
l'nSth WI Inevitably wear out the stomach. The
lredlcine OF which am speaking. obviates these
PREPARED by :. w. Fowle & Co, Boston, and for
sale by III. ID. Gilman. =. e. Ford ir., = B. Waite
q. Stott, John Schwartz. Marin & palmer Wasb
Inston; and by dealers everywhere ma s-Iwr
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