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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

svielsst Asssslt.-William Curtain Was or.
rAtGned before the Mayor yootoBday 70 aaAWor
the charge Of viDlently assAslt1ng aaA beAAtng
Lewis N.CAsteg,a q Ltootenant u the nseht
watch, on Saturday night, tho 3ad iast. Oar.
tain, After eommistiug tAe O4ene6y ia - Pc.
tersnnfG. whsre he was pursaed and eapsated
last Monday nteAt and 6rOughe to ehis city On
Tuesday. The fncts cOnnscesd with me ..
sault are these: ssss0 zasssS s4iFtt ~ !
] o. tie night In questios, Lieut.. Carter ar.
rested adrunken and disorderly Wdmah in
Gary street, near TIN, nnd started with her 10
the cage. Before getting to 6th street James
w. Gentry came to him and begged hin to re.
lease her, but on his declining 70 do 20, tDok
hold OK one arm Of the woman to help her to
the cage. Curtain, soon affer the party
passed eth street. picked mp . large stone
Faad started In pursuit. Overtaking Garter
on 18th street, he put ono hand on the Wo.
man, when Gentry told him 70 let her alone.
Just then, Carter furned has head and Curtain
gave him violent blow on It with the stone
staggering him. Carter then said he was q
watchman, at which Curtain knocked him
down, and was about 70 stamp upon him.
WhoA Carter called hts assailants namo 4and
cried murder. The alarm st once attracted q
crowd and caused Cartain to As~. Carer
had two ugly bruises ON his head, and - con- :
1dent that Curtain would have killed him,
but for his calling his name ana crying MUIR
der. The Mayor, after hearing the witnesses,
Temanded the prisoner for indictment by the
Grand Jury, 10 August next, and committed
him 70 jail, In default Of hail, for his good be-
havi0r. ses- ~ SOB III .ss'se 8ff f@sg -
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Correspondence Of the nichmoYd Dispatch.
I Afaiss IL Nec Kent.

4S q NEW A11E y. H., w., June ..
Among one Of the most interestf ng incidents
OF the coming Fourth Of July here, will be
the Presentation Of q nag to the New Kent Ga
va!ry. The mag IL the gift Of the ladies, and
VIII be presented IT the residence on t.Geo.
=. Brumley. The "day we celsbrate" will also
oe honored there by ths reading OF tina Decla-
ration and an grafton. -. - - -
The weather 10 quite cool. The crops are
looking very well, except In the lower part Of
tne county, recently swept over by a hail
storm.
Harvest is nearly over, aud the farmers are
Delighted at the excellent yield Of wheat
The county Ia very healthy. M ID. B.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

Salt Bathing, If occasionally indulged in,
the sea breeze, and briefrespites from tho cares
Of busioess, are Invaluable 70 those who are
confined in their ofices and workshops, or to
their desks and counters. To make a summer
trip to some watering place IL a luxury that
very few can enjoy; but there 10 scarcely q
man in the city who cannot enjoy the luxury
of a sea bath and sea breeze one day In each
week, and that, too, without losing a business
hour. The steamer Curtis Peck, one Of the
most popular boats on James river, leaves her
wharf every Saturday afternoon for Old Point
and Norfolk, gets to the Point that night and
there leaves those who wish to remain tall
Sunday night when she again takes them on
board and lands them in Richmond long be-
fore the hour for business. A friend who has
made this trip three tines assures NJ that the
change has proved invaluable to him, as it
will to others. z t'tft-+ y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

:. Robbiae a Negro-A tall, shaky, sailow look.
Ing Individual, who rejofces Ia the narne Of
Wiliiam Conley, and who ia said 70 make his
living BY lying around the basin and fsraginG
on canal boatmsn, found himself arraiGned
before the Mayor yesterday, to answer the
charge Of stealing from slave carpet bag
containing several pieces Of clothing, and .
hat When arrested BY Mr.. ]. p. Tyler, the
Assistant Clerk Of the Second Market Conley
had ON q pair Of pants belonging 70 tho ne
gro, and admitted that he had dispOsed Of
other articles taken at the same time. He was
remanded to be indicted by the. Grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

. Suspected Of Mw,de,. " Yesterday morning at
In carly hour, officer Seal arrested Betsy, slave
to Mrs. Polly Lawson, aud committed her to
the cage, on suspicion Of having murdered her
infant child, aged five mon tins. The prisoner
stated that when she put her babe to bed the
night before 1t was to all appearances In good
health. When she awoke yesterday morning,
she found that the little creature was dead,
and reported that fact TO the lady with whom
she lived. About III O'Clock Coroner Peachy
held an inquest over the body, and after ma.
king the most careful examination, stated that
hecould find no wounds or bruises, and no in.
dtcatiOns that its death was produced BY foul
means. The jury concurring In the Coroner's
decision that death was not produced by vio-
lence. made mp their verdict accordingly, and
tho prisoner was thereupon discharged. 1t
may have been that the child was accidentally
smothered by its sleeping mother in the night I,
or 1t may have died Of disease alone. 80
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ABAr1Na Nu1sANcH-A lazy, worthless
black fellow, who had long been nuisance to
the citizens of Cadiz Junction. Ohio, was put
on b)ard Of the baggage car of q train going
West. a few days ago. In charge Of stranger,
who, ON arriving at Uhricksville, sought out a
noted abolitionist to whom the negro was
handed over. and Immediately forwarded on
the nearest road to Canada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

Hastings Conyt.-Now that the election In
over and the ] Judge Of the Hastings Court Sc
lected, we presume he will quality as soon as
possible, 30 as to hold the first term Of his
Court on the third Monday in July. BY
adopting that time, he will always have three
uninterrupted weeks for his sessions and
from the large amount of criminal cases likely
70 come before him. he will doubtless need
that much time every month to get through
the business. Judge Lyons, thoogh young, 10
said to be we'll read In the law. and many OF
his friends think him admirably qualtned for
his new position. He is . gentleman Of high
moral character, pleasant manners, and great
frmness, and will discharge the duties Of his
his ability. More could not be expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

HANDSOME PREsENTs.-Two magnificent
Emperor Of Russia to Mr.. VIM. II. Webb, Of
New York, the builder Of the noble steamship
General Admiral, for the Russian Govern
ment, and the other to Captain Comstock,
Monday on exhibition in Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

LIGHTNING En- CLEAR SKY-At Danvers,
Mass, on Sunday, while there was a clear
bright sky overhead, a nag staf was struck BY
lightning and completely shivered. The cloud
from which the lightning was supposed to
have come did not reach the portion Of the sky
above the town until nearly two hours after
wards -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

ARR.sr on SuerIcIon-John Donivan and
Dennis Collins were arrested last Tuesday, In
Cincinnati, Ohio, on suspicion Of being con-
cerned in the murder Of Prof Henry +. Grow
ley, q couple Of weeks ago. A conversation
between Donivan and Collias, which wa.
overheard BY Mr. Heissler, led to their ar
rest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

MECHANICAL APPOINTMENT TO JAPAN
John Dudley, Esq, for many years one Of the
been appointed by the government to 60 70 Ja-
pan with the returning embassy, and supsrin-
tend the putting up the various articles Of ma
chinery presented by the United States and her
citiZenS. ts5flf1f f3Ss: 1ssi. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

TIE WINANs ST1AM1R.-On Saturday last
the Winans steamer made an excursion down
the Bay, with several invited guests. The.
Baltimore Sun says, that "the improvements
on the original designs are nearly completed;''
but not 3 word is mentioned AZ TO the steam
er's performance on this, her first trip. for
sevNrAI months sfa p
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! PRICE, ':!!l { 4 ONE CENT.

nCemiag s0esgs-The. - tnsee-e1esx Npteh
pstek s1l6s, q uaAs1lJ dese6ssfist 8
3nako r00M 1T a O. I1nt IRA - a. ~ 3f6S
1ront eeashaishusak IL ~ Meonga. Eoe9 Inl6.
Win = Cp.e The bnt1ding = 6qeignea - 90
Of The moet btautifql ON MA3o street. anl
when coinpleted, viii 1dd h69teft9lly - tAe
general Apfearahee of ~ sqdafe. a1a ss7&s
w. asqsstfw 2ssssf sssg9E
EnGssiesse9 Nssrses--T4psmAaeipAte4ePe ePee
negroes-John Brooke and JAmsa Actor-wefo
before the Mayor yssterd ~, ard c0Mmltted .
prison 70 answer ahe echaftecg folnAfn1eg II
the .oo0ne.Meaiihl eonfsaxy = 1iaw. thy
win have heesins - ths nsxts tesm q ~
AusA1tss Nooosse - -. !. -. 4... B., sssssttsk
/ Addrsss szt-aieAt.--The annual aAdseDs befpee
the Society Of Alumni Of Richmond C0llaee
will be delivered tonight, at the First Baptist
Church. Rev. L. y. Haley. OF Loutsa, Wfll
ropToseDt the Soeiety on the occaeSoa. He = .
mau OF fine abilities aad viii doubteoe -!
Liver IN interesting address, s.gaasss siss
Dsssls Dsas. .--s'eter Frauklin, free nsgso
was convicted befese The Mayor yesterday Of
stealing clothss, from two hotels, and sen.
fenced to b. wei hshed In each case, and "a
give bait for his better behavior. ssS @a4
Ssatsa sig sss 81 !
/, Not SestIed-Peery Jones Waa before the
Mayor yesterday for threatening to Assault
And beat Christian Masch, but owing to the
absence Of Witnesses the examination WAs
scontinued until to-day. s'g Aas e5S,issess ss.' 1
Tyoesv,e Of . Lisrb.-Yestsrtay afternoon.
while Wm. Bolton, . lad, son of Mr.. DBo3
Bolton, q cityaWatoAmah. WAS ~ play with q
number Of schoolmates, he fell and fractuIed
one Of his arms badly. @ - I;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

ExpIosIon or A SrrAx sR-TAe
steamer Ben Lewis, Memphis and st. Louis
packet, exploded her boiler and burned near
Cairo, Sunday morning. Capt Holmes; RAN
som. Harris. second clerk Arthur Shsarer,
second engineer, and Frank Devlin, steward,
Ginnis, engineer, were sliEhtly scaided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

MILITARY ENCAMPMEnT.-A military en-
campment in Frederick city, Nd. will be held
on the 10th September next. Assurances have
been given of the intention Of three regiments
from Virginia heing present; also, from the
Washington City Regiment, and cavalry COM
panies from Virginia and Maryland. SEES /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

Tlyoscimg Seoses.-The residents OF l3th st.
north of broad, have been very much annoyed
for several days past BY parties OF boys who
assemble near Mr.. CrenshAW's residence TO
throw stones and otherwise disturb the quiet
Of that locality. In several instances window
glasses have been broken and houses stoned,
and the agsressions have now gone 90 far that
parents are afraid to permit their children TO
20 into the street Tho police have determined
to arrest the parties and take them before the
MAYOR for punishment. 55-ss II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

"a n Copper Lishtning- ROD - laagf.ss
We are nov prepared t0 Pgt nup. in Town and
Of . broad twisted piece OF heavy SHEET COP
PEI srsseSnting isr.s AN smoEnfa a g ao .
very durable. Please call and exanias aa4p9e,
and certificates from the most scientific and puel-
no'' "''' '"'A nv " ' CaXaLEs D. YALE 4 Cow /
nv S0-lm Iron Block. Governor st. i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

FATAL BuRuIHo FLUID AOoDBHr - Charles
Shepard, of Granger, A0egany county, n. T.,
at,empted to fln 8 lighted nuid Lamp, from a
two.gallcn Gnu. His wife, who Was in another
room. heard her husb4nI cry sdro," and At
once perceived the flame and smoke hlling the
house. She snafched her two children from
the bed. placed them Ia safety oat doors, and
returning eaw her husband envelOped in
flames, trying to get out Of the house; She as
sisted him to do 30, extngniahed the nAmes
with water, and tore on his reFnaining clothes.
She then ran with her children towards .
neighbor's. but soon sank exhausted. some
persons soon arrived, and found MT. Shepard
near the rapidly consuming house, naked and
hewildered. He was taken to house near ~,
but died in . lew hours.
LoNDon TRACT SoolaTY.-Some idea Of tho
amount OF work done by this great henevo-
lent Organization viii be gained from the fol-
lowing statement Of its sales Of the work OF
one author-Jo John Angel James: Anxious
Inquirer, l8mo, A66, ,A3f; de.areyal odtttoa, 2N :
ar; do. 3smo., lOl.936; d. Wslch, 7.710; dp.
sItaifad. 100; do. German, 40; do. French,
$40 total, s66, 49, Pastoral Addresses, ,0a9,
3l0. y Yesng Man from Home, ee,Oc1: Chris
tiah Progress, 37,sl7. Believe apd Bs S4ved.
3Qmo.. 5000. Psth to The Bosh, sSemo,, 1S. e!3.
Eliaahetk Bales, 33mo., ay64 Tracts BE-
iisve and bs ssvsd. go, ,6u9 Yosr Great Cos.
cern. $3.50. The Pieus Collier, ~. SIS. the
Man that killed his Netghbor, 4f6. .3ipi nakint .
q grand total Of tAses millions " ve!sAHss ana
tracts written by On 0auss 81 sSs2eR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

NAVY 1NTELLI0RNCE.-Tho following ma.
tional vessels, about to leave the United States
for foreign stations, will take out gratuitously
letters aud papers properly directed: The
United States storeship Release, from Brook
Ign, for AspiD wall steam guntoat Seminole,
from Norfolk, for the coast Of Brazil: steam
corvettes Richmond and Pawnee, from Nor
folk and Philadelphia, for the Mediterranean
fleet; steam frigate Niagara, from New York,
tor the Pacific fleet and the storeship Relief,
from Boston, for the coast Of Africa The
Navy Department has detached from the steam
frigate Niagara six masters mates, and re-
placed them by midshipmen. - - zss-t.-s z
The following United States men-o1.War,
homeward bound from active service, will
soon be due In the United States sailing sloop-
of-waf Marion, from the coast Of Africa cor.
vette Macedonian, from the Mediterranean
brig Bainbridge, from the coast Of Brazil, and
ths United STATES frigate Powhatan, from
China. Recruiting for the Navy Is stopped
No persons will now b taken oxcept those
holding 0ov0rnment contract, or good con.
duet" oischarxes. Tbs cause Of thistle said u
be want Of funds, and the present ie1EIcaent
supply OF men on board Of reoetvipg ahtps.
Orders have been received at the Portsmouth
Navy.Yard to ut out the frigate Constitution
"Oid lronsides," for service AZ school ship
The desire of the saathnrtttes "a preeerye thi,
ship in good order, has induced them to detail
her for duty in the execution OF which NJ
heavy ordnance VIII b required. II 10 be
lieved that the SusQuehannah viii he taken II
hands and repaired for service very soon.
has nottrapspirea Whether she will b oTderes
to "a uadron or NOT. The Vixen sailed from
Norfoik for New York, Monday. al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

Distx.bi.s the sPsses--At lAte hour last
Tuesday night jacob Schinnaan was captured
and cared for using vnlear and indecent lan-s
guaee Ia the street. jake, after imbthine free
". had located insa pnbltc place for q nap,
aad when aroused, no doubt thinking hs was
In his own bed and had besn unnecessarily
interrupted BY tutruders, used nnbecoming
Language, for which hs was Gagged. The Mayor
held him to bail ss.s gsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

:, n. LssrAea!i LeeehseS: keeaAaAs I'll
S.vs s;t Essfiys r ASsf 1sy;e;. e q
lareo sise. which Vsh b lAvsaaaA usnn ~ o1etI
s'e.qSc.e6jiu Sa6uf Ellk Plke snd LEEcHINa ,feaSey =.
teaasS a. II ean = 3Dun1 = IL hpuD oe ~ AV eA
shs AlT tkEsslNd & &30.; saas,@ ~ saf A.s5p|; ..ss.p,
8 iS--n - -, 80 II r g. HOne0Ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

A1Mr Capt. George Stone
near Edinburg, Texas, on the "a Instant and
Capt Alberto. Brackett with another equad.
ron Of the same regiment, II near Rosario.
Tiers IL Ane battery Of artillery 1t Fort
Rr0Wn, commanded by Major HINT, besides
two artillery companies. At Ripgsoid Bar.
racks afs stationed Capts. LeeSs aHd Jordan's
companies of The 9th. The Senate In execu-'
nations, military, saval and sciviL among
them Major Emory, First Re0imeas Of CAval.
n. 70 bs Lieutenaht OOloael by Drsvet, for
neritorious ard dtsttnGuished services - com.
UAited S,Atss and Msxico. to date from octo-
ber, 1867. 49, ~ Il. ~z-,ssss.4orx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

RUMOR OF THE MURDER or JCD0E-The
4 rumor in that city to the effect that Judge
Cradlebaugh. formerly one of the Judges Of
y tan Territory, had been killed during bat
tie between some Indians and u. 8. troops. In
Carson Valley, California, about the Goth Of
last month. z~-Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28


Charles Howard had his arm blown Oh, ct
Bangor, Me-, Monday, while helping 70 nre q
salute In honor Of the nomination Of Douglas
and Fitzpatrick. .s1 Tn !
The President has nominated to the SenAfe,
Judge VIM. F. Russell, A. Navy Agent IT New
York, In the place Of George N. Sapnders, re-
moved. ss..f s.sssas zss5st,4, ia 80
A obstructive hail storm; passed through
Wecklenburg and CAtawha couuttes, N. O., ON
the 18th inst. Some Of the hail stones wero y
inches In circum1erence. .sE geF HebfNF*
Mile. Mires, who has inst been married to
the Prince Poltgnae in Paris, received Q hou.
Quet from sons unknoWn party congAintng
3uUO roses. s1Fsf assfs ssfgfs. .17sss s4aa
The report brought by the overland mail
from CeA:ornta, IN regard 10 the Rosy ex-
prese heing discontinnsd, II untrue.
Joseph Maynard, . lad, broke His nech 4
fsw days ago In Adams sooukly, lll... 81 n
tempting to surn . hack aon,e1sault 's5s q
The Rev. Jshn H. Watson, . lfethodist
mintstos, died - his feaidence, near Pt9uyl.
vanta C0prt-Hoases On Tpepdayv ~ 50 Inst.
+ A bar, weighing 80 pounds, was hilledaln
Avo malos Of Dtasnten, Va, On the J7th III.
1. Hon. JoAn p. T3pgd, Seerstary a Way. and
hmtly, will sDon4 he anmn9 at O3d Rolnk
The amount q FfS1d6 IN ~ CAli1brnia etata
.TreasaFys Nay 3lSk yat lAal ~ eir@,.k -
sWnse. Uheslsy, a old citlzsn of trs1ssSean-
DYxk ~ ~ - oqD3s asa as1asss a assrxSrx
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PAVED TO DHATH BY 4 AHoRss-A lsvy days
since. q negro boy. at BrownsvilIe, Texas,
Turned In lot in which several negroes were
playing. and running 70 the spot he seized
one OF them with his teeth, and before the Ar.
The negro was frightfully manxled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

- F'eH aPHCIAI, NOfICEoa alaow
. n SzekleIs. Greas virSlniai MeiIy Re..
STOkEE i highly Tscommsnaed by many e thls
preventing the falling of Of thair hair. Sold as 81
per bottle. ~
Fof sais by all Drussists: Orders atteadsdso.9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

- Mere New 60o8o. I=3 1.FG ifS51 aSEs !
a' me7s AK. PARKER 4 90. -. sas.
a:s: a:s: 4 {1tt tAS lsfis'f bs s9s bs:ss''
~sfs Rich ii BA Berete Anslais KoBES; ae'...''.5
Rich Chists Bsls9e AMGLAIS; e5'' s's3 ei !
- Rich Organde RUHES;.
Mon Chirts ORGANDlE9; - 'H Aia
Grey A3HAta;r H4 tarR Rlri5 i & aoHAIG ssa -
PsSafi PSSiiSs SGsfssssPF95fHtEfhNiErs ia sPF95ftEfNErs; II
JACONETS and LAWNS. ke.,&o.
All of which We will sell very low. NY 81
"a The Sssss y.rktn,. y ~ 1gsssH,s4ys 81 ne HSs
.f0a ff6S 0iN6nRHSE AID ALL sEcRKT Dts-
ins no Melcurisi or Bsssamic proserties, excsls
everything heretofore offered the DoDiio, III ito eo
fatave, IestOTative and faDQyating :povepeis Sno
tho medical world are aet0nIshed when tod tAas
the sn0ve remedy will cure the shows diseases, Snd
eonfoaadsd xhsa they .sss esslar as.9nsasss. Z. !.
Oss FSsxn =. ii IA she remedy Tor twenty odd is.r
knoWn of q cane Of twenty yeA!r seeudlAg - -
restored to perfect health, and sl other cas9s Qf
shorter duration TO bo restored, without single
oxCoptiOn, and therefore challenges Any $3.50 o1
.ssn y: rs%,dd s 9Ss ssrs
o. the part Of the patonts oad any one
half dozen bottles, and using AQo0ydlnkly IA ~
esso Of failure, VII fuTaisA edaitiossl 1sAeine,
sssnss; Ss Z. and cure viii s. ssetsd Without iseos-
sa K2RYREEEi s :::. =
gises, agents for Tie city 81 kiohmeud. - 1853
1 NH HS-MS01 ~ fS@E t,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-28

Two HuNpRID CANARY BIRDS BURNED
On Tuesday night IRE in Philadelphia de-
etroyed the dwelling Of Mr.. Thomas Bennett.
The are originated from matches, with which
q little son Of MI Bennett was playing. Two
hundred canary birds, which Were kept In the
building. perishod in the names.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29
Sands Snrsaparilla-For Purifying the blood

Sands Sarsaparilla-For Purifying the blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state of
the blood. If the vitazing fluid which pervades ev
cry tissue membrane fibre, flament, gland or other
organ, primary and subsidiary be charged with the
elements of disease, sickness must he the conse-
quence, and until the causcis eradicated, no per-
manent relief can be expected. II is here tina the
powerful health restoring properties ofsANDs' sAR-
sAPAHlLIA manifested its searching operation
reaches the germ of disease, and the cures it per-
forms are therefore radical and thorough. Read the
testimony in another column.
tie Prepared and sold by A. b. x D. SANDS
Druggists 100 Fulton street New York.
For sale by ii. johnson & Co., and Redington & Co..
San Francisco Rice X Coffin Marysville r. II. Me
Donald * Co., Sacramento ; H. II. Wickes Co., Ne
yada and by Druggists generally
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29
Special Notices.
We the undersigned agree to clol

We the undersigned agree to close our
Stores and Offices at O'Clock 2. VI. on New Years
Day, January 1st 1861
Wall & Newman, C. W Mulford a. Co.,
I. Ellard Beans, Brdseye Il Co.,
j. NJ. HiXson. Geo. w. Kidd.
Gregory & Boring. Mayors d. Coe,
Davenport & Co., A. Block & Co.,
L. NJ. Cohn, Joseph Brothers,
II. Levy, Hagadorn Il Bowley,
j. Rosenthal, Talman q Turner,
S. Lubbock, B.F. Stokes d Co.,
w. II. Crawford, A. G.. Pier.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-29
Travelling.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC!
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY

cNa The stages Of this Company will
go t-fs<t< leave their Office, at NATIONAL
VI ozsIz-S-e-z1 y EXCHANGE, Broad Street, Nevada,
Polynesian., 1860-11-24
BOUND VOLUMES.

DoUyD VOLUMES OF THE "P0LYNEsIAN" FOR ls59-6O
ID (YoI XVII now ready and for sale at this Office Price So
Polynesian., 1860-11-24
BEST HAIR DYE
In the World +!

THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
l. yet BOgle's Electric HaT Dye (receniy mproved)
rOUen be by the judges al the late Mechanics Fair held
in Boston (amOng whom Dr. Hayes the eminent chemist
and State Assayer who awarded the Prize Medal and D
pOma the choicest hair dyes exhibition from all
of the Union. Its unparalleled superiority consists in h
The ingredients nourshng to the hair not destructive
others 3D. Does hurt stain the skin. 3D. Is
easily applied and dyes the hair color required from
delicate brown deep black natural appear
vell"us. Manufactured sold and applied by WM. BUGIE,
2O2 Washington street, Boston, and be had of Druggists
everywhere. soy
Polynesian., 1860-11-24
To the Public of Honolulu.

The Agent of Bogle's Hyperion Fluid having called
when arrived here delighted find my old friend had
preceded me q Begles FuId) My hair falling off
thousands per day short interview with my friend has
sioped the fall few smart rubbing operations performed by
"VOEiKER,' has made hair fast the Hawaiian
Magic Chair. l. in 1859, in Honolulu, recommend il
10 the world as the Great Hair Preserver.
JOHN HENRY ANDERSON, "WiZard.'
% Agent for the sale of Bogles Fluid
VOELKER.
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