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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-20
pICHNONE FEMALE SEMINARY, ON
~ GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH, RICHMOND. VA

AND FUUR tn. RICHMOND, VA.
The next session Of this institution vii com
mence on the LIST of October, 1850, and will termi
nate on the 30th June, 1861.
The Principal Will he aided, as heretofore. by a
well selected corps of Assistants who. with then
ton.
The Boarding Department will be under the man.
agement OF Mr.. and Mrs. DuPUY, assisted by Mrs
MARY X. CAssELs, formerly of Savannah. They
alone viii reside IN the Seminary with the young
ladies, and will exercise parental care and con
trol over those committed to tieir charge.
The success which has attended THIS effort to es-
tablsh In the city of Rich nond Female Semi
nary OF the first class has encourag ed the Principal
to provide more ample accommodations for The
next session. The buildings are now being en-
in them, which will add greatly to their conve-
nIence and comfort. The lodging rooms are large
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
to four boarders Will occupy one room. The Reel
tatlon Rooms will be well arrange Tor the accom-
TERMs|Foc Nine Months.
Washing, fuel and lights. 30 90
Tuition IN the Preparatory Department. 30 90
Tuition In ordinary English Branches 49,. 40 90
Tuition IN advanced English Branches.... 80 00
Tuition In Modern and Ancient Languages,
Music, Vocal and instrumental, Piano and
Gu'tar)-For one lesson. OF one hour per
For two lessons per week, of one hour each 50 90
Drawing, IN crason 50 90
Paintlng, In water colors. 40 90
PaInting, IN oil. :...-. 80 10
the remainder on the 18th Of February, 1861
Reference is made to Rev. DR.. Moses d. Hoge
AND to any OF the former patrons OF the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
Bookstores, or BY applicatIon to the undersigned
jy 2s-3m A. M. DUPUY, Richmond, Va.
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BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Auct's.

COFFEE SUGAR, AND BACON, AT
~ AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 24.h August, at
our store at half past o. clock latter the sale OF
Coffee by Messrs Crenshaw y Co. we will SELL
1850 bags NEW CROP RIO COFFEE. in double
bags imp ported per bark Fam, Ctenshaw.
rs hhds. ?. SUGAR, prime quality.
80 hhds. BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
TERMS Under SloO. cash; over $780, months
credit, for approved paper.
au is DUNLOP, M0NCURE Il CO., Aucts.
TCE.HOUSE FOR SALE.-Will be sold on
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day of August. at 4
O'Clock, at the OF the late Bartlett Ty ler
TERMs.-Four months credit, with negotiable
notes. satisfactorily endorsed.
JOHN o. TAYLOR,
Admir- OF Bartlett Tyler, deed.
POSTPONEh.-The above sale is postponed un-
til w Wednesday, the 22d of AUGUST at4 o'clk.
au l7-tds JOHN .. TAYLOR. Admir-.
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.nwsa : SUMNER ARRANGEMEN
EA&41~NON JAMES RIVER FOR OIL

sasssS.aas54E3SON IAN ES Al " En- EOK OLD
CURTIS PECK have been put in rst-rate ord Saa
and will run to the above PLACES.
The GLEN COVE, Capt. WIN. F. CARTER, will
says the yhHTf e RoeKketts EegqhIs. svey
ings at O'Clock, precisely, and return each alter
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A. NJ, and
touch at all of the ocular Landings on the rlver
seTiRhs IKE e c1RTs PECK, Capt. c. CLIFFORD be-
wharf at Rockets every SAT RDA Y evening at
6o'clock, and Ieturn leaving the wharf at NOR
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at O. clock and return each alternate
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will touch st City
Point, Wilcox's, Clairmont, Grove Wharf, Old
Point, Portsmouth and Notwithstanding, Ports
mouth, Old Point, Rock Wharf. Grove: Billiards,
Clairmont. Willcox,s, City Point, and arrive at
evening, meals included, $3.50.
Passage on regular trips, either boat. to Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, -. Meals-equal
to any given on any boat-6O ceuts each.
~ Freight taken - usual. u..,
ie3-ts n. U. HASKINS.
NANCE EsTEk SCALE WORRYING
EsS f ss tS S land and
isis ordets for reiifosd fssf, asPes sHa yS,ss
u ss's's'' 'ssiisa 'sl1TssasF 4 ss,.
Hp4!SSsl.l:::!IS:. e e ]; N sl.s 4
WANTS. xsksAs.s*s, 4 ere q,
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CLOSING OUTS SUMMER sTOCK

CLOSING OUT SUMNER STOCK.
call particular attention to the articles now in
m.s. !; SsS sS n COATS IT'S AND A SACKS,
Black ,Trco, Striped and Plain, Light and Dark
eeolored, medium quality, Csssimere Sack and
single miiied Cloth and French prap d'Ete Frock
Coats; Corded and Plain, Alpaca Goats. Also,
Picoolomini's, a light overcoat, comfortable and
necessary at this season of the YEAR. The
whole party must be disposed of in some shape or
0'hsl fn sn s2mfs SI P5ANTALooNs,
Fsmiiiary CALLED Pants, of Cashmere and Linen;
fine; all ia good shape, and going for little
h0'hin TREM sEi roUGs ' ss1TocK OF VESTS
Cashmere, DTap d Etc. Six, MarseilIes, Linen,
made heavy and hight. and sold-that is, ought to
20 sold ana oe s f, i1T sac on 5000 terms from
dollar. Save your money and buy at TUPMAN'a,
t2 WIZ daGr &sn h
Il Manufacturer of Double Refined
And Wholesale Dealer in i11''
DOMESTIC ri Fak sshis Sss Esg5gs s,sAss
THE BE fI2 sc CHEAPEST GOODS.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
FIvEsr0RY BufIDfN sSsp No. = 50 M
.,,.-,o, Opposite Riohs. dson Co.,
~ l.-1o. Richmond, Va.
customer, y ss,srg s, ny sas.,s thank:
!; ~ N, 4! :,i
'afss X ,ssslsssss aslY I, ~, s...r
70 sesEfe s,.si!,,,'
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= $50 WAR ID will be paid for the ap-
"a prehension of LIZZIE, who left my farm.
oSned By sf MIS- D 3" sPs on 10 Clay St.
.Sa>R edmond whe' she has many acquaint-
ances. She has husband at the coal mines OF
Messrs. j. q. Werth Il Co. She has been seen ae
the colorsd Churches, and also in the street on
sundays. She has more than one name is sho.t
in person, round face; and quite black Her look
is restless and wild. have no doubt but that she
Is harhoIed by some one in Richmond.
l6-4t A. f. JAHNKE.
m $40 REWARD.-Ranaway FROM tho
X subscriber. on I hu rsday last, August 9Th, a
NNEGRO MAN named SAM, belonging to
-A.ksnegro is about so years old. 5 feet IL inches
ing ginger bread color long thin face, long hair,
and walks with his feet out. think he Is lurking
about Mrs Hutcheson's, or the suburbs of the
ward upon his delivery to me
TRUMAN A. PARKER
au H-6t Lumber Dealer.
IN $40 REWARD.-Absconded from the
kS Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
2Nabout two weeks since, whle visit to
~ his former home IN Richmond MULATTQ
BOY, WILL LAM, who is hired Of Miss l.. I:
Gordon. He is about IL or ~ ears of age and
about feet or inches IN height He ID well &C
qualnted In Richmond, and 10 evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward of SO will be
paid for his apprehe nsio1 and delivery to said
jail, so as they can get MIN again.
THEO l.. kE NOLDS, for Gent Sup't
au Its
20 Ten DULLAKS REWARD-Ran
COZ away from our factofy. about the LIST July, O.
atnegIo boy named JOHN, about 81 years OF
s@k-der; The above reward of $40 will DO paid
COSBY ANDERSON,
au Its 7th St.. below Cary.
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1 UMBER. LUMBEh!.
II 5000 feet heart SlLLS. 6-S 8 and 6-6;
$1,000 :, inch, Ia and 2inoh PLANK !;
100 OO0 :" SCANTLING, all sizes;
OAK AND CEDAR POSTS.
Also. 500 cords best seasoned OAK AND PINE
WOOD; all of which will be sold on accommodate
STORAGE on accommodating terms.
PHILIPS & COLEMAN,
au l6-lm. South side Dock.
HAVING DEVOTED PARTICULAR AT.
II TENTI0N TO IMPROVEMENT in THE
MANUFACTURE OF b ACKI N 6, we take
great pleasure IN presenting to the Southern pub
he the best article ever offered. The
+ x kSIOR
OIL PASTE
BLACKING,
Manufactured by us. imparts TO Boots and Shoes
or any thing made of Leather, a beautiful. bright
hands or clothes.
From its oily nature, il sofens, STRENGTHENS, and
preserves the leather. prevents It's crackins, and
renders IL impervioue to water.
Those desirous OF using really good Backing,
should use no ether. IL 10 purely SoKthsra DaaaM-
(actnye-and Ii honas iadastry - TO b encour-
AGED, especially whom Il can and does produce ru-
penor ARTICLES at Northern prices, we confidently
hope the patronage Of Southern men will not 30
withheld '''" Il I'M \ H.. co.! Co.
yIss;fsSaxKssxrTxux::-,---a':sss ssl Y
sTf hSMsffs ~ y Ti Y. skiefgl .SstJhtAS
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RUN Always

Sa $40 81 L. ~ ED.-Kan ava, (. ON tho
I'll sub, cribers. alb ut the Sth of August q ne
GNgro man ns med JULIUS. about % ears old.
~ dark color, nearly black, low anu stout, face
-rk.has some bumps on it, was hired of Mrs.
Mary A. Lipscomb. OF Hanover. and has wife at
Miss BETSY Whites, of Hanover. We expect he
is In that nsighborhood. We will give the above
reward for his delivery to US az brick yard,
PIT IN Mr. GRADY Jail, we can get him.
au IS 81 WO0DSON HALL.
Il SIS REWARD Runaway, MICRO
q WOMAN, formerly belonging TO William
-SpNJ Scott usually called JANE TUCKER-
GsgVAs bought her from her master, whose
49, premises she left in May last will pay tho
au IL 3taw2W* j. GREENEBAUM.
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MRS. MARY ID. LIBBY begs cave to in
w form her former friends and patrons, that the
dates of her School will be resumed on the 10th
duy OF Septem Der. at her residence Marshall,
between let and I'd streets Having engaged com
retent assistants, she will he enabled to teach
FRENCH and LATIN, together with the usual
ENGLISH branches.
TERMs-F n Session.
Primary English branches .-.--..-.-. s Is
HIGHER do. do. -. t6
rench.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Latin Observation-Disclosures. 10
au l5-lm
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/ l ANPIct ACADEMY.
Al INsTRU TORS.
JOHN 3. CARY. A, NJ Principal.
FLEMING JAMES. Jr A. NJ. ~. of Va)
WILFRED f. CUTSH AW, V. NJ. |.
MISS EMILY A. CLEV ELAND.
The exercises of this Sc DOL will hegin on the LIST
OF October, and continue en- months
Board lghts extra and Fulton in Ancient Lam
Die semi annually IN airanos Modern Lam
guages each, $40 and Music $50 extra.
For catalogue or further information. address
the PTlnclpal. Hampton, Va. au Sim
,hESAPEAkk FEMALE COLLIE E.
= NEAR OLD POINT AN n HAMPTON. VA,
The next session OF this lnstlEutiHn will com
mence on the first WEDNESDAY In October -
The location, extraordinary Oil account of It's
beauty and healthfulress, the easy access to it.
ard its proximity IT, Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
mouth, is particularly suited to Boarding School.
None OF the dIyerting or tempting Influences OF
the city here affect the pupils Nor IS there an,
hlndrbnce from day puoils as all are boarders
while they enjoy the r. hnPments and pleasures of
? well ordered home. The curse nj instruction
is divided into ten departments or Schools IN oh
% which di pomas are awarded upCn write ex-
.inatious The Teachers are gentlemen of thor
ugh Scholarship and have secured tor themselves
and the Institution a hleh reputation.
8oard, including fuel liz hts and washing. for the
scholastic ear. .......,..... a I35 OC
kngush Tuition m Preparatory ard Collie
siate Departments .-.-...... 90 90
ther branches extra
IA For c9taogues, and further information
address, Rev. c. RAYMOND. Hampton Va
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ANo extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fam-
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them sent to his care.
Catalogues containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the Bookstores. or by appI cation to the
Presl lent. CHAS. II. WINSTON,
au 4-2t3m Richmond Va
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. - J. VAUGHN, Trustee.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Son. sucts an is

AN EXCtLgH ~ snAutD TENE.
"A MEkT ON FLMWOOD ST EFT. IN SID
My, AT AUCTION On TAUkSDAY. Aus ust
the 23l at 5 o'clock. ~ We VIII sell an exeel-
lent FRAMED TENEMENT, situated on the
sou h 81 of EiD.wood tor lam street continued
uaa y Opposite the ; dney Method st Chapel,
now IN the occupancj oil as P, i,ler, II Con al =
every convenience necessary for the comfort OF
GOOD sized family IL nearly new. aud in good or
der he lot roDts 80 ieet. and runs back 1893 feet
10 au hey 20 feet vide.
TEHMs. tine fourth cash the balance at IL
aud IS mon hs for ne sotiable notes, with interest
added, ard secur, d by trust deed
au II Jas. VI. T.Yi.OK + SON, Aucts
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lAl|;a NV ssa isI'i|l!i''I|i|ss
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~1~s~~ THROUGH 1itkEJS FHUM
3atsazs7s<R C MOND TO EASTERN
sf-H1s1a.1essS ii X Z OR CHERRYSTQNE.
50 50.-Passengers taking tee steamer CURTIS
PECK. on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS. at O'clock, will connect with the steamer
NORTHAMPTON,o on WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS, at ga A. NJ, and will con-
nect with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING
at same hour, by taxing CURTIS PECK on SAT-
UKDAi EVENING at 6 o clock.
~ Meals 90 cents each. h. o. HASKIkS.
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5000 az AS6T6 SNNKSI4GESsSk ,a,s
instant, at O'Clock p. M, on the premises, on
18th, between Grace and Franklin streets we shall
sell, At auction, about 900 DRESSED CAR
RAGE. BUGGY. WAGON ard CART WHEEL
SPUKFS. The sale will be positive, to close up
our business.
TERMs.-Cash, for all sums under $50; over this
amount, 50 days credit, for approved negotiable
paper. BELL 4 HUGHES.
sale conducted by r. CArrHoRN. aus
NEW MAP OF yIRGlNIA-Pubhshed by
~ authority of the Executive, with the latest
improvements and additions, including all the In
terna Improvement Routes, New Counties, &c.
Large Map, IN sheets, in black ....-.-.S 81 so
COlufeu W
on rOtieTS 4 5U
Small Map. IL BLACK, (sheetsl ...--- 50
g" colored .................. 2 90
d" - on rollers, or book form. so
The large map has nine sheets the smaller,
four.
Apply to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, or
to any of the Richmond Booksellers.
au i5-dt25Aug
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,frs~ NUTiCE.-Ihe steamer VIRGINIA.,
49, GGapt X, KEt / Gn and the STEAMER CITY
the Union Steamship Line to Phlladelphia, Will
leave Phil elpbia every Wednesday anu Satur-
cay, ats O'Clock, A. NJ, and Richmond, Va, every
Tuesday and Saturday, until further notice.
Nv 6 I'm c. p CARDOZO Agent
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Two SM,LA staA srn .rNEMENTS
L ATTHE CtlRNER OF BROAD AND MON
Will bs sold ON the premises, on FRIDAY, 2ath
Aug ust, 1862 at O'Clock NJ. the LOT fronting
IS 5 eet on The south side of Broad, running bacK
alley. with two small FRAMED IENEMtNTS
thereon suitable for small stores, for persons Of
moderate means.
TERMS accommodating-sa,. one fourth cash,
la ance at o, IL and 10 mon his. tor negotiable
notes. interest ADDED and tltie retained.
IL GODiiIN Il AppERS0N Am
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- M. }. MlCHELBACHER,
du Its Corner OF LIST and Marshall sta

- - So'HOl vi ibL anu Nj SUB.
(NHESAPEAkE HALL FEMALE SEMI.
- - NARY, HAMPTON, VA, MRS DR.. BANKS
fRlNci pAL.-Ihe next session of this Insttu-
tlon Will commence on the 18th of September and
close Clos the LIST OF July Terms very mode rate
the visiting season, at $40 per month. 'Ae
Address "CHESAPEAKE HAIL. Hamuton
va. au Him
AIRS. MORSE will open SCHOOL, on Mar
HI shall street, between 4th and 9Th coinmsnc-
ing the lsT OF SEPTEMBER, and ending the
LIST of July. The usual English branches win be
taught. Also, M USlC on the Piano. ~
For further particulars, apply at her residence
after the 18th of August.
RxFEREycEs.-Col. s. H. Parker, Alexander X.
Parker, Esq Col. T. J. Evans. au 8-2w*
TEFFE KsON CLAAStGAL And COM.
u MERClAL SCHOOL. UNDER THE DIREC-
TIoNoF W. 6. WILLIAMS, NJ ON MAIN,
BETWEEN 10Th AND 10Th STREETS.-The
Sd OF September, 1860
For further particulars. as to terms and refer
ences, amply at my residence, or through the Post
omee Parents DESTROYS of obtaining seats for
scholars is limited. au 3-Im
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GROCERIES, &c., Al AUCTION.--On
NJ THURSDAY, 23t AUGUST, we will sell, at 10
o'clock. at our auction Store, an assortment of
UROE + r Els, viz:
Western BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
Crushed. Powdered, "A, '"B" and CO. Coffee
SUGARS.
New York Extra SYRUP.
Portland d.
Rect'fed and Old Re WHISKEY.
Pure Molasses RUM.
SOAP; CANDLES.
Tanners OIL.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEAS.
French BRANDY.
Clarst, Port and Champagne WINES, &c, &c.
TERMs.--Under 500, cash SlO0 and oyer, four
months credit, for approved paper.
au Is /. K q. b DAVENPORT, Auots.
BY Chas. T. WORKMAN Il Co., Aucts.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES AT AUCTION.
y On TUESDAY, the 2ls.. commencing at Ii
o'clock A. NJ, we will sell at our warehouse, on
the Dock
100 hhds. prime to choice C ienfuegos S CARS;
50 hfds prime Cuba MoLAssEs 00'
IL tlPrces do do do.
TENS OF SALE.-For sums under 500, cash :;
over 100 1 months credit, for approved negotIa-
BE- paper.
SAFE without regard to weather.
an 10 CHAS. L WORKMAN & CO., Aucts.
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
ON 9TH, BETWEEN NJ ARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Wll be sold.
upon the premises, on MONDAY. the 9Th day of
sirabe Building Lot. on the east side of 9th, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets. 1t fronts 80 ieet
inches, and runs back 90 feet to an alley.
Terms. One fourth cash balance at 4, and 2
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by a trust deed.
auI7 JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
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LneT branches extra.
"a For cstaloeues; and further information,
address, Rev. G. RAY MOND. Hampton Va
REV. THOS HU We, Portsmouth Va
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IN X. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
L SCHOOL.-The tenth session of my School
will commence the Sd September. at my resi-
dence, Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets.
Terms usual.
n the Classical Department ......---. $50 90
In the English Department. $500
Pay able Quarterly.
Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
call on me at my residence I. r. BASS.
Tim
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w MUSlC-M'ss r r MARTIN will give
Sy1I$ Instruction IN Vocal snd instrumental MU-
PIX s 9, Piano and Guitar after the It of Sep
TENDER, Mt her mothers residence.
Fer TERMS appl~ at the house, Leigh street. be-
tween 81 and Sd, au l8-ts
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|ytVRCH Hill, Female SE1IINa ~


Board, including fuel and lights .-.....--. $500 90
washing ..-.-..... -.-...-.-.......-.-. % 10
tuition IN higher English branches--,.... 40 W
:, guases; each -, ,.,.... 20 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, for two lessons
of an hour week. -. .---. 60 90
Sc OF instrument. :.......: 10 "
Painting in Water Colors, Drawing, and
Ornamental Work, each =. 1900 49,. 20 90
vi Palntng... 30 %
Primary Department. -................ IS 90
RIns. NJ. s. CROCKETT.
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STEAMBOATS,, & :,
DAILY LINE PACKETS

4Sstt1e- ..srrIIITI7 DAiA LIME VI FAIhEIS
asssssasA-szzk- TRI-wEEKLY THROUGH To
sGoTf;N ihLE. LYNCHBURG, LtXINGToN,
AND BUCHANAN, AND TRI WEEKLY ON
TIE OPPOSITE DAYS. Mixing a DAILY
LINE AS FAR AS NEW CANTON
Fare ON 4 edmond to New Canton. As cts.
Ths Tnrou3h inc will leave Rtchm md as
usual at5P NJ MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAlS; and on and after the 2lst, If stead OF
Saving a. y NJ will leave at 5 2. NJ. TUES
DAYS, TIT RSDAYS ana SATURDAYS, and
rur up as high as NEW CANTON.
Returning, leave New Cant N on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at IL NJ.
The Line for New anton will pass intermediate
points between Richmond and that place, at the
same hour, only on opposite days.
au II d2g&cwzE r EDMOND T. co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

A FEMALE PICK PocEET.-Ssveral weeks ago
man and bis wife came here from Detroit having
previously lived in Chicago. They had several
children, but the man appeared to have no busi.
ness to attend to. The woman was noticed by
merchants upon Superior street to bs upon the
street shopping nearly or quite every day. One
trader became Suspicious Of her, aud watched her.
His suspicious thatshe was pick.pocket increased
SO that be put the police upon her track yesterday,
after seeing her as be says, attempt lady's pOck.
ct She was arrested BY officer odell and taken to
the watch house, being subsequently released On
bail Her husband claims TO be well known In
Rochester, where be has lived, and indeed Cleve.
land gentleman says that be formerly knew him in
that city Upon the person of the woman was
found about $500 in gold and paper money, which
is in possession Of the Marshal Persons having
lost money lately are requested to call at the Mar
ahal's Office. Ii is known that many ladies have
had their pockets picked lately. 1t may prove
that this woman is entirely gulltIess, as she claims
but thorough investigation will be made,
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A WoMAN ROBBED AT ELEPHANT BILL's.-A
woman giving her name as Ann Baird called at
the Watch House yesterday and alleged that she
had been robbed and violated. She ia woman
thirty-Ave or forty years old. She said that she
came from Akron on Wednesday, bringing letter
OF introduction to the wife Of Elephant Bill. Hsv-
ing found that delightfullOcsliiy upon Canal street.
she made herself known. She became "aequsint-
cd" aud young man who was there asked her 10
20 to his house on the West Side and keep house
for him, She wentWith him across the Flats and
up the hill beyond, where he Ill treated her and
stole carpet bag Of clothes which she had. She
raised an alarm Qt was about dark at this time)
and be fed. She made her way back to Elephant
Bnrs, where she found the man with her things,
which, however, they would not give up to her
She accordingly complained at the Station House
charging them with rape and robbery. Upon
investigation il was found thefOrmer charge would
not stand, she being prostitute, but the robbery
being evident, Mrs. Elephant, and man and Wo'
man who were there, were arrested last evening
and held 10 answer.
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E8-s1ook men, aud all engaged Ia Faiilng
horses, will, BY referring to Advertisement In this
paper Of B. R. BsaviS, administrator, hud rare
chance to buy beautiful hoFuS, As the famous
stallion GOdolPhiu, brought here BY his FsOsntund
deceased owner, from Vermont, is advertised for
sale BY the administrator. GOdOlphin Is beau
tIfui jet black, S l54 hands high, years old, and
as hOttsr has no superior 10 Northern Ohio for
style and speed. He made the bsEt time In har-
ness at the Ohio Stats Fair in 1858, and he also
took the premium Of $500 offered BY the Cuya-
hOga County RAlr last fall for the best and fastest
trOIting stallion. He Waa sired by sherman Black
Hawk, known aS the North, or Myriek Horse /;
Dam BY Hills' Vermont Black Hawk. His year
ling colts 10 this Vicinity are highly priEsd By
their owners.
GOdOlphin may be seen BY calling upon B. R.
BsaVis, the adm Illustrator.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Wa sHINGTON, April 70.
Mr.. Fay, the U. 8. Minister to Switzerland,
in a recent letter to Secretary Cass, says,
speaking of his efforts on behalf Of the Israel
ties, there is a continued movement OF public
opinions on the right direction, and that in all
probability the restrictions on them will be
gradually abolished. The question has been
before the Federal Assembly.
Count Walewski has anthor zed the French
Minister to take every measure he may deem
proper to promote the just demand OF tne
United States on the matter.
When the steamship Roanoke shall arrive at
New York Quarantine she will, in accordance
with the action to day of the Navy Department,
be ordered TO Hamilton Roads, whence the JaPa-
nese embassy will be forwarded in steamer to
Washington to be formally received by the
President before visiting other parts OF the
country.