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, 1860-09-21

short time since, several boys were playinp
on FREIGHT car at Lincoln. Illinois irving which
could stand longest on his head. a little son Of
Thomas Lindsay stood thus nearly hve minutes,
when he was prevented from standing longer by
one Of the other boys. After gaining his feet
he Immediately ran nome, complaining that his
axn;rsd the h1ood rnshing IN the brain causing
Snp"lexv Lei the little boys bo careful how
a., ,,I:v
20 ~
has hssn snsncnded bv order of tbe TreSsnrv
DepS Srtment. Tie buiIdine has been in The
sonrse az erection upwards Of ten wears.
s,.r ssvs ,bs, the Russian Czar has Abandoned
emsncination. and that 4 rising of the serfs was
eSpccted:
Three eargoes o. native St Africans .i; nave oeen
ThsS % hron~St ~ % II S"stion from three 10 .irbt
hnnarsd dellGts each.
The lead tninss t G1lens yield one Thousand
SS.,ps SSS % =, ycrsas" ~ 6Sv Ibo,,sand n;Ss orsr
H. vs.r'
The lake carrying trade Is more active than
It has been at any time since 1898, tde services
Of ali vessels tnat can carry gram "e'"s IN oe-
mand'
The farmers Ia The Sicihily d Davenport,
Iowa; have been compelled to combine in order
to get their work done: Many Of their hands
deserted them for higher wages-alth6ugh -
% per day lin the midst Of their work.
r.o,,, an. ..c,.n,,.. ,ve ls.rn that at H.len.,
A.LNDas o.' - Sa;.SSo.hooJ. nnmhots ~ cs,tls
h"''- -. -";.nS ,;,h so,,,o A;so"so nnRnor,n 81
.,". ,o.si;,a ,'.S;St - ,r"v;ns ~srv ,a,sI
'"~s ''e' " 4
The famous "Dighton Rock, known hr and
VIDE ior ns mysterious Inser.P'lCns, mas Iecenuy
oeen Sold % ule nSyal SoS.ety ,r .. NJr.uern Au'
"qu~''e'' ~ O'Ps"""s'"' :"
At Collinsville, ILL.,, on Saturday last, man
named William Thompson was killed BY the &c
cidental discharge Of cannon which he was
nr'ng IN honosoI large oemOnsuauon oi uns
iriends OF Suoge DOug'AS
Mrs. Fisher, consort Of Seth Fisher, ESQ., re:
siding near Union Bridge Nd accidentally trod
upon nail, producing tetanus, from the efiects
Of which she died few days after. }.
A school.house at Marion, Lynn county,
Iowa. was struck by lightning short time since,
and three out Of seven children present were in.
stanty killed The other four, with Miss ke-
logg, the teacher, were knocked senseleSS
or twenty thousand persons who applied for
enlistment in the United States army last year,
only eighteen hundred were physically qualified
for admission. The average number Of cand-
dates accepted Is one to every nine who apply.
Georgia. attempted to pass a forged check at
Al
, 1860-09-21

A correspondent says that the Pope has writ
ten letter to the Cardinal Of France in which
he considers all as lost, and, although convinced
he will die by the bullet Of an assassin, yet he
will quit Rome under no consideration.
The Sultan is aboGt 10 address Queen Victoria
and Napoleon, desiring to have the sole punish.
ment of offenders.
, 1860-09-21

AcExOwLEDGuESTA-PuFser Lowell, Of the
Elisa Anderson. has our thanks fOr large fllo q
ths Portland Duly Advertiser in advance Of The
mail; Wells. Fargo 4 Co fur Alss Of California,
Oregon and Atlantic papers; and J. W. Sullivan
Cor bundle Of the best Eastern newspapers and
pictorials. an By the steamer cons, on Monday
Asl.
, 1860-09-21
J. McCAW s. co.

S. McCAW & CO.
ORsr for ssfs, at WhSIeSAlt and RStafI,
GREAT VARIETY OF DES1RABLE
"A Goods al loA PStss s6ch a5 i4
Fork, Dried AppleS,
bacon, Dried Peaehet,
Hams, --. Hoap, =, -s.s-.a .-.- ..HH
salmon, 's Starch, e..
Butter, Sugar,
Cheese; Crushed do,
ncur, kdamanline Candies,
beAns; sAleratns,
Rice, Pepper, .
Peas Alsplce,
Potatoes, Cloves,
Salt, dne, Mustard,
Salt, coarse, Clpers,
Tobacco, Table Sauees
MolAases, Cen Oysters,
Syrup, Can Lo6steFs,
Vinegar, Can Chickens,
Nails, Can BeeG
Glass, Can Peaches,
Axes, Bottled Pc ,ehsa,
Buckets, Brandy Peaches,
BroOms, Can Apples,
white Lead, Can straWbsFries
on, Can Pie Fruits,
furpentne, Bottled Pie Fruits,
Lamp Oh, Ex. Lemon,
Olive on, Ex Vanilla,
Tea. X. Rose. and SGh.f articles suited 10
the wants Of the community.
Alao, a large assortment 81 good Liquors. Lily
, 1860-09-21
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEIACOON, ". IT, FRIDAY. SEPT. 81, 1860.


The steamer Cortes, Capt Hudson, arrived at
this place at an early hour on Monday morning,
bringing the mail, freight and passengers. She
brings dates from the Eastern States to the Gath
ult, and from Europe to the 18th.
The Pony express arrived in California on the
9th Of September, with dates from St Louis to
the oath ult.
We give the following general summary Of
The State Convention Of California have nom.
mated II. Griffith, Richard p Hammond Don
Pablo de Ia Guerra, and T. F. Price, as State
Electors. They are all gentlemen Of ability, and
strong for Douglas.
Il Is reported that the Government Is deter
mined tn concentrate . strong naval force at
some point on the Gulf
Intelligence from Arkansas says that the inde.
pendent candidate for Governor was elected by
5000 majority.
A former banker Of San Francisco Frank
Ward, has been arrested on charge Of forgery
The Republican State Convention met in New
York on the 2lst ult, and nominated Hon. E. D.
Morgan and Robert Campbell, the present in
cumbents, for Governor and Lieut. Governor.
The insult to our Consul and flag by the Lib
eral party Of New Granada, Rio lIaiche, has been
considered by our Government and vessels will
no Doubt be sent there prevent similar outrages
Fort Kearny, Nebraska, dispatches state that
the fight with the Kiowas and Camanches near
the Republican River, resulted in twenty or thirty
Of them being killed. Two Of the troops were
wounded, one missing, and Eve Of the Indian
guides killed. .e#.
The Navajo Indians made an attack on little
Rettlcment near Santa Fe. and killed two men,
The Indians were pursued by the troops and
citizens. Three were killed and five wounded
The total loss Of the Indians was thirteen killed
and several wounded.
Atamass meeting in Paris, Illinois, on the 18th
hlt- from 10000 to $4,000 persons were present
The enthusiasm for Douglas and johnson was
hnbodnded.
Gen. Walker landed at Truxilo m the 9th, and
took possession OF the town. Only one gun was
fired, by which two Of Walkers men were
wounded.
Adyices from the CITY Of Mexico to Aug. Cd,
state that all is anarchy and confusion. The
Liberals and Conservatives are in arms. Foreign
Ministers try to get the .contending parties to
come to terms but the Liberals will not consent
Dates to Aug. %, report rich gold discoveries
near Acapulco, and the prospect Is that they
are extensive.
The noble widow Of Sir John Franklin arrived
in New York by the last steamer, and will, a.ter
visit to Boston and other eastern cities, proceed
to the Pacific. and probably take up her winter
residence in San Francisco.
Gen. Harncy, in compliance with an order is.
sned more than six months ago, reported himself
IN person to the Secretary of War at Washing.
ton. He was relieved from the command Of the
department Of Oregon at the instance Of Iieut
Gen. Scott, for reasons in connection with the
San Juan island case II Is probable he will be
court-martiilCd.
By stage coach at Portland, three days later
intelligence has been received bringing the dates
down to the 2sth, inclusive. Nothing Of interest
Is contained in the later advices.
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MErHODisr EPISCOPAL GENERAL CuNTER-
EHCE.-A report of the proceedings Of this
religioas body Of the North, on Monday,
says
Bishop Norris presen ted the answer Of the
British Wesleyan Conference TO the Methods.
Episcopal Conference Of America.
The address, among other congratulations.
expresses warm satisfaction at the existing
sen ntiment In the American Church on the
subject OF slavery; also 4 communicate
from the same Conference 10 the Bishops OF
the American Methodist Episcopal Church,
regretting their inability to send depu ta ton
to the present Conference, aud expressing the
1864. The letter also Acknowledges the re.
ceipt of q communication from the Rock
River Conference on the subject Of slavery:
but declining TO take any action thereon from
Difference to it's American brethren. The let.
tor also exkresses the hope that the American
Church will take such action as shall finally
separate itself from all connection with that
institution.
Bishop Morris also presented an address
from the pas stors OF the Annual Conference of
France and Switzerland, held At Paris. June
I'D, 1859. The address gives a favorable re-
port OF the progress Of Methodism or the
European Continent, Notwithstanding the
constitutsd authorities have melted the isno.
rant population against them, in mauy In.
stances amounting to serious persec tiou-
The Church 10 making rapid progress towards
Italy, and hopes that the work in France may
still have q ciaim upon the sympathies of the
American Church.
On motion Of Mr.. Slicsr, the Committee ON
Correspondents was instructed TO inquire
and report In regard to the statement that the
British Conference had been memorialized by
the Rock River Annual Conference
Ssventy-thrss petitions for Z change Of the
slavery rule, ana TWO against, wsre presented
to-day.
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arrived st New Orleans on last Thursday
from Vera OruS, bTings dfteen days later in.
tslltgence from Mexico. The Marin affair
stiil rankled II the clerical party, and they
wsrs talking Of n0thiDg bat revenge. Ecrsed
loans, especially from Americans, wsrs the
order Of the day. 0tramon's army II repre-.
sented 10 - in . wretched condition. PFspe.
yatlens wore making 70 brtag dowu another
condueta Of Apeeie. Several desertions 70 tAe
eonstitu tioaaIists had oceufred, and Woll had
sa2ered . delsat. Neither party was doing
naeh, ewing psp6ably, - deficiency. In the
troAsnrY, Ana eoOe hopes WeTo entertalneA Of
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sPRuCo RACES


Al Fs: ;sAsa;SSskHHfSS .SSSs TnISSSSsFH;ss Hs
- $%s:e: Sss: :h,s On TUE 'ffSuyiEis6Hiy.. .Gs Il
fs :ss ss::ss: ii: {: ce
% x. e: II :s :sSs Il: :; i :ss
r: A. Hall ,n.we n.wes eh; 9: Eusen:. b, R.:Ssn,s.
Finsncisr. dam Betty Steel. By Steel. ''' my '"
| %. ?. Hare names Oh. hiiy hy Boston, Jr. dam By
John Z. Baltxs! names bay Gly BY Red Eye, dam
Mountain = Maid. hy Boston ,J!. 49,. =
eS;i'sns: 9; v. name: ?ir' !, Red E,.
s ao%S:ss s.%:: tx II,
PANEL Panel Also. sorrel 6lly by Transisr. dam By
r: I: gs;zlsy names bay ssldinx Buck Eye. ey
nrss 70 irlsm: dam By Bosson' ont Of csdv
ST Thc%f; 3. Green name: by h'ly Miss Ton.eoo
two mile heats.
SECOND, .DAY-lsr RAcE.-swsspstakss for
sse S' 5, s:'ss cuS
three o. more start Closed on the sosh April With
SHnt Hail .nss;: q. sy BY Fn.ae,.r dam b,
r: A. Aston enters oh. colt BY Highlander. dam
John Bslcher enters Minnis' b. colt b. Red Eye.
uou W 9tkln8 mare o0tooy.
dam by Glencoe.
AM M.f6 (, Thompson enters oh hy By Transfer.
SAME DAY-9D DRAcE.-Proprietor's purse Sloe
three mile heats.
THIR D DAY-lsr RAcR.-SWeepstskes for
Colts and Fillies three years old. mile heats -4AQ
entrance Sl00 forfeit eS00 added py the Club Il
three or more start. To name and oloSO on Sist Of
SAME DAY-9p RAcR.-SWespstakes for Colts
and Fillies, three years old, out Of mares Which
never produced q winner up to tho close Of the
Closed on 30th April a. follows:
dam by Willis.
+. n. Hall enters Oh. colt Eugene. BY Revenue.
n: a. Thompson enters oh. 6lly BY Waterloo.
dam by MaIgrave.
FOURTH DAY-lsr RAcH.-Mils heats. free for
81 ages. best three In i've heats. for . purse Of
SAW on the part Of the proDrietOr-entrance money
TO 30 with the stake.
SAME DAY-3D RAcs.--Four milo poststake for
81 ages that mover won four mile race up the ist
May, 1850. .$lOO entrance go tQrfeit-oGO added
BY tho Club, provided three or more etnrt, 10
name and close ON 1lst May.
FIFTH DAY. Handicap purse Of $500 two
mile heats. for the beaten horses OF the meeting.
j e. Entries Tor the stakes which close on 5lsf OF
May, mu.t be addressed to the undersigned at
ashland, Hanover county, Va, on or before that
day. NArA'L A. THOM PEON, Nec'y
my std Ashland JOCKEY Club
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Rirbmonb pispatfb.
THURSDAY MORNING MAY 10. lseo

Corrssnondense OF the Richmond Dispatch.
k.ricai-Faioi Aeside.f-Po,,sieai- - Mono,,.,
Gap RdsIroa6-Vo!snteers Se,
HARRIsoNBURe, Va, May 9. 1860.
A very considerable religious revival ha.
besn In progress for fortnight in the town o,
Bridgewater, seven miles from this place. nm.
der the ministry of Rev. j. d. Couliine. p. =
and Rev. q. Il. Ray, Of the NJ. f. Church
South.
on sunday last. in Edinburgh, Shenandoah
little son Of Sa,n'l Rinker, Esq was throw q
from . horse and died in fe W min utes after
The Circuit Court, Judge Kinney presiding.
will commence it's session here on Friday next
Many important cases on the docket, and
doubtless many men will be made to feel the
effects Of the hard times, as there are ouit a
number OF large suits for money
A mass meeting Of the Democracy will be
called here on Monday week next, May 2lsi.
TO endorse the action OF the delegates to the
Charleston Convention from this district. A
stirring time will come of between the Doug.
las and anti Douglas men. The delegates will
be sustained anu sent to the Baltimore Con-
vention.
The weather IL very warm, with almost
daily showers. Fruit has been killed to A
great extent. We have fine season for the
farmers
saw a letter from the Pre.ideut OF Manas.
sas Gap Railroad, In which he Gays the road
shall be finished to this place in the shortest
time the work can possibly be done. He seems
to think II will be finished in time to carry OF
the fall crop, but l am disposed to doubt it,
Oar new cavalry company, under command
Of Capt. Speck, paraded on Saturday last, and
presented q good appearance. The company
Is now nearly uniiormed-aniform of grey
cloth.
new volunts company has been organ.
lied at Bridgswater, and adopted the grey
uniform also.
We have now regiment Of volunteers in
Rockingham, and expect to turn out a young
army on the 25th OF May, at the general pa
raee. Yours, Pen
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ous .o,ifr. TO the sick, afflicted and numer-
nos IN E',ss M Eho have heretofore used DR.. J. &.
,srsons happy results, that some upprincipled
IT, !ssn @ @ circulated an imitation. The Doctor
plan WI, I'm pc led 10 change the wrapper, which
asec,Dsee ths cork OF every bottle Of the genuine
aose re'na, 80 tha. the public can again obtain
Hleyed az. ~ which have suited their wants and
sae dseasos..k .. kosE's COUGH SYRUP, for eoaghs
lie PAIN .,! 2! tae lungs il the standard remedy.
fSs bruises and ihs bYsPEpT 59eHPEnTr ecH00MH. c0M.
sold /, ~ ~. Dyspepsia and iiver complaints.
aDp1lsSists generally, and by
an-iyA -iAhNER L. wAKfNG. ~ Broad st,
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~ Bnrnetts Superior Extracts, for flavor
y y CtS,FAKDS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
,aLANs, JELLlES. SAUCES, 10, &c.. tpre-
@Grentr.ied)
iae attention of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
4aAnod Extracts. They have all the freshness and
aagof Of The delicate fruits from which they are
EepIfed. and are less expensive. ivy them.
Sod az wholesale by JAS. r. DUVAL, FISHER
rSfoN and w. l.. WARiNG, and at retail
y tFsders generally. fe 26-SmH
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Hardway Bone alias Isham, has been san.
fenced TO be hung in CASTOR county, N. C.. ON
the 18th Of May. for the murder Of Jas. Cor.
nelius
The K. G. @. Convention met in RaIei~h
n. o.. yesterday. Seven States were repre-.
scnted.
The farm in Stafford county, Va, known a.
.Salvington" has been sold TO Col Charles r.
Bullard for &l2, 500.
The National Typogr aphical Union In ses.
sion At Chicago, has elected Jno. M Faro uhar
OF that city. President for the ensuing year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

Robinson + Lakes Circus and Menagerie
now exhibiting on Council Chamber Hill, will
give their last entertainment to- n light. SO that
those who have not yet visited them in their
tents should do SO at once. As we have al.
ready said, the riding is superb, equal to
any ever witnessed in Richmond-the vault.
ing and balancing astonishiug-the clown full
OF wit and humor-and the animals. especial.
~ the lions, are admirable specimens Of their
race Go this afternoon or tonight. and en-.
Joy hearty laugh, AZ well as crafty your Gu.
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A SENTIMENTAL M1ss ErUnr. p

A SENTIMENTAL MISS ELuDrs THE Pnorrc.
TloN or RICH FATHER.-A few davs since
the daughter OF . Mr. Rohlhammer, an extern
sive Hour merchant Of Milwaukee, ran aw.v
from home, taking with her about AIN,
Of her fathers money, and went to Chicseo
Illinois. to meet lover, who turned ont to b.
. well.known pickpOckst. She was i'm msdi.
ately followed by her anxious papa, and va
arrested with the thiet. just n the twain were
starting for the East Mr.. Pickpockst was
locked up in jail upon an old charge, and Miss
ROhlhammer was taken back to milwaukee,
much against her will, BY her stern parent 10
do penance for her naughtiness In bedroom se.
clnsion until she can let yellow covered liter.
atuYo alone.
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- THE "DIsPATcH" STEAM

~ POWER
PR n N q FFICE.
CsTssy AZ Mais and 1lirtsestA Streets, RicAs e.a.
V6rsiasa.
TINS Estahlishmsnt, (being the most somuleta
rrinteIy IN the South, both ~ regards Typee Or
p2ments, &s., and the latest and most ennrnveA
specimens Of
BOOK ANDJ0B PRINTING.
Such A.
rAAfALETSH,t HtSalR SClRGHttnnRRs. GHtnRs. BILLS OF La
A. WILL A.
foSLLhs. IR0GRlMMEY I HlNpBLxLs.
fef0ealaf stteatlon gwen 70 1ne work for RanEs
tation Companies, Tobacco FastoFu, Ia.
1Hk DISPATCH CARD PRRSSRS.
!. The nev Machines, elbr Casds. piu- HeeAe.
S1ea - M MyreniaIn. Labels. ksY ere ceSaeS Of TN
~ yassyns q THE eetabliehmsnt to Vhsoi9 lI}S
soeenleaQn or work q the aAortest pseshle re15~S
d r{|pss ''aassd II Dresofsiss soshs iassssss
~ PnAung, n vafisqs eelessA HRONxKa a
iH.HS: sxseYtsd u tSs 49, s96 81 y ~
NJ WH1eA ~ ~ oQ1tn9oh u uo13i0f9en -
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approaching Iair.-A friend from MARYLAND
INFORMS US that greater number of fine
norses Will be sent to the Union Agric cultural
EAR, to commence in this city on the 22d of
october next, than was ever sent out of that
state on similar occasion, and that among
TO contend for the prizes to be awarded. In
virginia, the members Of the State. as well
as OF the Central Societies, will no doubt ex-
ert themselves to make the exhibition surpass
All that mas preceded it and there seems to
De no doubt that the number of persons who
Will be in attendance from all Sections will
be larger than ever assembled in Richmond
before. The Executive Committees are pre-
parlns a schedule of premiums, to be pub
lished in short time, and as thew viii he
quite liberal, we suggest to our country read.
ers to commence getting ready to contend
successfully for them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

Loring.-William McCullock was axstn =.
tore the Mayor yesterday, to answer the chares
of cruelty beating his wife Mildred Watch
man Bolton stated that he was sent for the
nleht before, and going to Mrs. McC s house ON
Duval street, between I'd and Ord, found that
she had been severely beaten, and that the
1loor, steps and door were stained with blood
ne learned from Mrs. McC. that the prisoner
nad broken into her house and beat her in the
most cruel manner. As she was not able To
attend, the Investigation was postponed until
Saturday, and the accused admitted to bail for
MS appearance to answer
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SHOCKING ACCIDRNT.-While the fire was in
progress Monday, at Painted Post. N Y a 10.
comotlve started from Corning, N. u, with
TWO nre engines and a number OF iremen. In
crossing the bridge the train came in collision
Win an engine used at Corning for making ur
PIE. Two men are missing, and probably wen,
ihto the river from tho bridge. Fifteen OF
twenty were injured, and some of them no
doubt fatally. ''0
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LArLosIoS OF GUN BOAT AT VERA CRUZ
On the night of the 2Uth ult, gun boat Ivin,
IN the harbor of Vera Cruz, containing soms
ooo lbs OF powder and large number Of load
ed bombs, was struck by lightning, and ex-
but three mon on board the gun.boat at ths
time: aud they, Of course, were instantly killed
Inc boat itself was likewise blown to atoms
Inc shock was also very severely felt by the
Star' "hlen was moorsd some distance off.
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SUPPOSED EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.-Wm. AL.
len, Esq, of Ciaremount, reached this city on
yesterday, and, soon after his arrival, m issed
from his pocket funds to the extent OF some
S4,5OO, OF which 81 900 were in checks on the
Bank OF Virginia. The checks were ordered
to be stopped il presented, a dispatch being
sent 10 Richmond for that purpose The inn =
preston was that Mr.. Aliens pocket was
picked in the eity.-Petsrsbprg (Va.) Express.
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IL, Leeche.. Leechcs.. Ls.cha.

IA. Leeches. Leechcs:: Leeches.!:-I
aaFe JUS, recetred. by Adams Express q Iot Of
tesh SWEDISH LEECHES. the very best and
arsesz,, winch will be applied upon the most
Eelxanahie terms
F.s-tt fflNG and LEECHING promptly at
tendsato can be found at /, Il nours OF .he dsy a,
tae IA ~ PRESSING Room, under the Amer
can Hotel. entr !ncs on lith street, and at night
~ me corner "i Leigh and 10th streets
a. - Is C. HORSON
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A Cness Proxigy.-There is now in this ei,v
lad between six and seven years Of age. who
Is said to play chess with extraordinary skill
friend assures Us that he can now he's !
many adult players, and that he is steadily
improving in the game. Thus far he h.s = n..a .
played In public; but the indications are. that
ne will soon become a rival of the celebra rcd
raul Morphy for the champion chess hsi,
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~ One of the most preyaIent. and nj th,

RAohe Of the most prevalent, and at the
saile @ Tine Troublesome and painful diseases that
,d .nd lons time the medical world have been con
saaA -+a y ofinging forth numerous specifics for its
f'iAaheEl cure; but all without effect. DR.. j.
th1rkR, an experienced and celebrated ply
~y'a. has succeeded in furnishing the public with
isss n.'a4e Preparation tor the cure Of Fever and
.a. Maae !of the "BiTTERS." and the universal
ayS attending its use. have made for 1t repu-
pr,h Unsurpassed by any specific of the kind
nns. trLtBKATED STOMACH bITTERS
ahu should claim superiority over any 9TH
"p'.pAration eKtant
N'F nv lin
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tA Morbid Diseases of the Stomach Weld
VI, ,i,,e read & 4 ~ I" the magioal touch of BAKERS
'NLtbRATkD PREMIUM BITTERS than
:, aHs o,nef remedy yet discovered by the soien-
vac WoIId. heir composition is no mere chance
e''c'Nefs' nut tne result of years of study; and
- Sthet are prepared of purely medicinal yegeta-
Lon. hes are invaluable To every famlly-put es-
Ettu! so 10 every delicate female and child
aA'uSahcs oi certificates have been published of
met great eincacy IN cases of Dyspepsia etc.,
"i.ch are really astonis hing.
~ For sale by all Drnygista apk-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

ATTACK ON DANsEUsK.-Miss Kate por-
noyer, the danseuse a. Woods theatre in Gin
cinnati, was SO violently assaulted by one of
me actors, behind the scenes, last week. that
sue was unable to attend TO her duties. The
actor was abusing her, and as She turned of
struck her a violent blow. The manager OF
Inc theatre did not interfere, and Miss Pen.
meyer resigned her position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

schooner Annie Laurie, which arrived at Bos-
ton from Port Latour, N. s., on the 3Uth ult.
had on board sixteen trunks and other pack
ages OF personal effects, which were washed
ashore from the wreck of the unfortunate
steamship Hungarian, and having been iden-
tiiled are to be forwarded TO Canada to the cus
tody OF the relatives OF their lost owners