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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26
VIDOCQj
Charcoal burner OF Rouen.

Not many miles from the city of Rouen,
in France, is located wild and somewhat
extensive ferest This wood is chiefly in
habited by charcoal burners and many
are the dark legends in which they figure.
Of course tales are mostly exageration, and
in some cases have no foundation at all q.
During the year 1888 however, several
travellers, whose way lay through the for
est, mysteriously disappeared. The whole
place was secured, and its inhabitants rig
orously examined, but no clue was obtain
ed. and they were dismissed. For several
months after this, no more travellers were
missing, and finally the public excitement
was allayed. 1t is at this time that the in-
cident7 related in this sketch occurred.
1t was fine morning in early autumn,
and the woods presented beautiful appear
ance' The birds were gaily singing, and
the rays OF an afternoon sun, not too warm,
were gliding the tree tops. In the very
heart OF the forest, surrounded by the
heaps OF smoking earth, stood one of those
charcoal burners. He was a splendid spe-
cimen OF man, as far as physical uropor.
tions went fully six feet in height. and
stout in proportion. His broad shoulders
might have contained the strength of Her.
cules. His head was large and covered
with a shaggy mass of hair, and his fea.
lures were decidedly repulsiVO. His eyes
we're small and nearly covered with bashy
eyebrows He had altogether cruel and
malevoIent appearance. tt
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refinement. This in a measure. If not en-
tirely, accounts for their apparent efTemi.
macy.
They have athletes and laboring men in
their own country, who are ms robust as
the best of us. Commodore Perry. it will
be recolected, saw a number Of these pro.
fessional athletes, one of whom, Koyanagi.
was the Heeuan of Yokuhama, and trained
to as fine Development, physically. as the
yanquisher of England's vauuted champion.
The presents to the President will be
probably opened this week. They are, it
is said, Of the most costly character, orna-
mental and useful. On the occasion of the
presentation on Wednesday, the present
rather unbecoming travelling dresses of the
Embassy will be changed for appropriate
habiiments Of a richer description. The
MIME rifles which they bring, manufactured
by themselves from samples left them by
Commodore Perry, have an Improvement in
the method of loading, which is much prais.
ed by both our Army and Navy officers.
The ladies at Wizards have been making
pets of two of the youngest and best look.
ing Japanese, who speak g little English,
and the chambermaids are developing the
deepest interest in the servants Of the kitch.
en-.
There are two Interpreters with the EN-
bassy, but no special artist The principal
is qnite affable and talks readily
with most everybody. He has given your
reporter his card in consideration OF his
being a Metske Derentiger /; uHigO, scribe
Z e., reporter. have been trying ever
since to 6nd the right side up
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A GLORIOUS PRosPEcr.-The Davenport,
Iowa Ne,0s says all nature seems to be ex-
erting itself to its utmost capacity TO bring
forth an abundant harvest of every descrip.
tiou of fruit and grain. Every field, plant,
tree, shrub and flower gives abundant eVf
dence that year of great--of unusual
plenty is at haud The fields which have
been sown with grain give an earnest look
of an abundant harvest Never have we
seen spring wheat coming up more evenly or
looking more healthy and promising than as
the present time. With continuance Of
such glorious prospects as those Of the pres
ent time, we expect harvest not only OF
grain, bat of all kinds of fruits, aud roots
that will astOnish the oldest inhabitaUt him.
self. wr
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Written for :he AsLtabula Weekly Telegraph
a Wife's Appeal TO Drunken Husband
by MRS. CLARA CRUB.

by MRS. CLARA CRUN.
Go not to night the wintry wind
Around the easement moans,
And haunting fears distress my mind,
As sitting here alone,
l think of happy hours we've passed,
Ere sorrows cloud was DER US cast.
Go not to night what though the wine
May sparkle ruby bright,
False are the rays that from it shine,
And ture to endless night.
Oh, spend his Sabbath night at home,
Nor leave me here to weep alone.
In vain her pleading had no power
To stay the drunkard's feet,
But staggering home at mid, night hour,
That once loved wife to meet.
The light which on that pale face shone,
Told that no more she would weep alone
And now that lonely man oft dreams,
OF light and graceful form,
And low soft voice which ever seems,
TO plead in the winters storm,
"Oh spend This Sabbath eve at home,
Nor leave me here to die alone"
Ashtabula, May p, 1860.
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RD- An aronaut named Agustus M
Connor, pupil Of Wise's, attempted a
balloon ascension from the Palace Gardens,
New York, Thursday, the 10th inst, but
was dashed violently against the side Of 2
house, and landed on the top with his col
lapsed balloon, very much injured, so much
so that he died soon after.
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R0y- Robert G. Mcdonald, the MohilIan
who Shot Virginia Stewart in Broadway,
N. Y. last July, committed suicide 10 the
Toombs on the l4th, by taking powerful
decoction OF opium. This man has been
locked up for nine months awaiting his tri-
al. and causing the imprisonment Of two
young girls as witnesses foi the same length
Of time. 1
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GOING EAST.


Trims do not stop at Stations where the time is omitted
in the above tables.
All through Taies going Westward connect at Cleveland,
with Trains for 1OsdO ChcagO Columbus, Cincinnati, In
didROpOiis, &c.
Aud all through Trains going Eastward connect at Duni
with the Trains Of " Y E. r. r. Buffalo with those
of n. Y Central and Buffalo n Y City Railroads. for Ne
York, albany, Boston, Niagara Falls &c, &c.
a. C. HUBBARD Station Agent.
CLEVELAND April Q, 1860.
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A saucer full Of chloride Of lime, moist
ened with few drops Of vinegar aud water,
viii purify the atmosphere Of q Gck room
In few moments
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NJ G.. DICK, Bookseller, Stationer and News
Dealer. Also, Dealer in sheet-Musc Toys, and General
Variety Goods, Nnln stIeet. Aahtabula, Ohio. 40f
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j. F.. CHAPMAN, Dealer IN Musical Merchan
disc Books Fine Stationery Toys and Fancy Articles
his Baaa and Curiosity store, 81 door south Of the Bank
Main street, Ashtabula. 47o
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Agents.
Manufacturer.

GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer OF Sash,
Blinds and Doors, hand and made to order Also Plan
ing Matching ete done order in the best possible
ner, Ashtabnla, o. sos
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Musical.

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes. and
AelodeOns Plano Stools Covers Instrueton BOOKS ee
Depot corner Main and oen1s Streets of H. FssasFS
9Aso, AshtA0ula. see adFsrdsenents sis
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Furniture.

DUCRO e BROTHERS, Manufacturers of
Dealers in Furniture Of he best descriptions and every
rey. Also general Undertakers and manufacturers Of Cof
fins to order Main street. North Of South Publ Square
Ashtabula. , 41Q
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LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
uacturer steam establishments north Main street. near the
Office fDrs. Harrington Hail. Ashtabua, o. 41g
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By RO. IL. Lyme. Auct,r,

THREE HUNDRED AIKrSO rvA,UA
NJ, BIZ AZ MI / "A M n d ~, IN HENRIGO COUNTY, 8
ON THE WHITE OAK SWAMP. FOR Sal 4
AT AUUFlON.-At the request ri Mr.. John Fish
er, VIII sell. at puhiic auction. on MONDAY
the Eth Of May: at ~ O'Clock. IN front of Henrico
County Court House tthat icing court day that
Valuable tract OF Land, containing three hundred
acres situated as described aboye-s bout twenty.
i've acres cleared, snd produces we'll OF the usual
pine and OAK, from Which several ihoes,nd
cords If wood could he cut, leaving n suffciency
FOR farming purposes The improvements consist Oh
a frame Dwelling, with the usual out 'u Id ., all
butt within a few years, and well OF excslie mt
wster in the yard. The location is as healthy as
any in 10 yer Virginia, and society good.
Mr. Fisher. who lives noar the place. will AXE
pleasure in showing the premises to any one wish
ing to purchase.
ThRMs.-Une third cash: balance IN ono and
two years interest added. and deed of trust upon
the premise to secure the credit pa meuts
my 3-dtd RIO. Il. LYME. Auct
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IAkD.

A ''"' n, ,s c S's'f p, "a,
ssy0NTARDE F r. s. NJ. +. A.
PROFESSOR 81 81 CHEMISTRY
ISTHE
.9lE iD'lsGcotVEREiR AND G"MfP;UfHNDER
NIhAcTLors PAIN KILLER.
y'4ig e rnf to invite he a,tentan OF the
citizens of
TO THIS GREAT pR ri I'Nri
~ universally acknowledged to be.
t!TH tk rs an INTERNAL or
EXTERNAL REMEDY.
IN THE WORLD,
For the immediate cure OF
CHOLERA MORBrS.
FEVER AND AGUE,
- &C c;ATARRH. OR Coin IN THE HEAD.
-'h' Ma II T'oN6jrHAcHE, &c.
rcrREs TIE WORST TooThAcHE
1ar WORST NEuRAi;$;lh ~, ,,,. :, y e
The WORST CIOiiC
'''., ..n..,c ,,l.,. :, TX HALFA MINUTE'
IN HALFA MIN UTE
IN A WORD.
ALL PAINS AND ACHES.
tF WHATEVER KIND, VANISH BEFORE
IT'S USE.
rrPUKiFiEs THE .BLOOD -
AND RkNOFATES THE SYSTEM,
fFPsRTTN(i HEALTH AND FIGOR.
OF MIND AND BODY.
is BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. ANB ALL OTHER
ClrIFs wHKREirH,sB BEEN INTRODUCED.
T mas ENTIRELY SUPERCEDED ALL
OTHER PREPARATIONS.
H0kE OFT BEING NOW SOLD
than of any other Medicine IN the World
ASASPECIFIC FOR
FEM T. CO NJ 7 l. A / N rs.
IT STANDS UNRIyALLED.
re Do not say OF this Medicine as is frequently
sitol others. ''that after using OK hotties re.
lief NAV be expected We confidently assert
that IN using this medicine the relief is
INSTANTANEOUS,
Wsle the price of this GREAT BLESSING is only
25 and 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
We respectfully ask for IL trial from all. sat
kied that trial vii. he sufficient to establish
~ TN Richmond the hig reputation It enjoys in
H. other cities. JAS. MCUUNNE ELL.
General Agent. Baltimore.
F,,f sale II Richmond by PURCELL, LABD Il Co..
FNiER WINSTON, Main ST., and by Druggists
.eaei ally. my 1-lmIf
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MARINE INSURANCE.
INCORPORATED lHH1
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INDUR
ANCE COMpA NV

Capital and Surplus, SzO.W
THIS Company has the a1vantaxe Of t,1ent ~ sevsn
ys0.s' experiences in the Insurance. 6usiSsss. snd
having enjoy cd the favor Of the public dU1ine 81
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fro Insurance in oity and country, aad
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are above, And tn
affairs are managed prudently, but iiberAy, ard il
rates low a. those of any other EoOd inafitn
ton. DiRECrOVs:
W. l.. Cowardin, ]. Z. Wrds worth Pslkck Culla>.
Joseph Allen, VIM. BeefA, Geo W Smitk
Horace l.. Kent, ThOs. SaIunon. Il L. Winsf".
VIM. Palmer, Chae. w: Purcell, JnO. .6OSdOo.
Alex. X, Parker, !gs. +. Winston. Arch. TAo0a0.
Jas A. lnloes, n. A. Claiborne.
=, Apply to the Presldent q SecEstaV. il ler.o. or
WA w ILLS. JR.. SecTotAfy. le9-fo
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NarfhcTu Markets

o..-,voRr. Nav 81 lour auiet--Howard st.
- Wheat stesry-whi'e 5 -65 fl.So. red 5 i01
:, - r,rs firm both white aud yellow quoted At
- Provisions snIet ard unchRn -ed
Ssy YoKA. May s-Fionr hrm-State SIS SOD
q 0ain s620I & 65. southern Sc ioa6.6 -
: -, fru.- Western white 81 70. Corn stes:s
r-s,s g. yellow s,.9s2 Pork dn,l-mess : II 10
~ prime SIC s7sHi2 Lard quiet III los, all
g., .sy acrivs ut 81. Stocks active and his her
t'ssIn New York. May ID. Of $1,000 Va. 6's $50
, -. ard $4,000 n. G 6's al 96i..
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1xin,inol Matters.

ron. May 3.-.Iames nj. Avis, who
~ I'M snrn;ns sD"S nay. snS was
3 va here was sent back 10 Virginia, ill
-. 20 IF an officer, to-day.
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~.s Waudcrer Affair.

IA. NAV 3.-Capt. Farnum, of
SAVANNA. naersr. confined in Jail for the
~ yseh' ,ahs awaiting trial on the charge
$. ie" es,ye1 in the slave trade, has been re-
4 eens r"t''f the efforts o! his friends. An
fssed ~, ~, me l.. $ Marshal Ia arrest him
. emp =. with drawn revotvers; but the
- mss compromised, aud Farnnm IS to ap,
sf1.' Wednesday, and G',e Dali i" '''s SUI" "
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Conviction Of u kidmapper.

,,.rrelK. VA, May Capt. Bragley, of
Hp,,,,sh schooner Alice Rogers, was to-day
weird OF attempting to sell TWO free ne,
- The PenltentIary.
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8HIIprIlgo.

zff1x 9: s: MAIL STE MSHIP
4Rz& 4 4Ss r psrow ySR f. NEW yoRK.
Day. the III inst: '"'' "
or OF the steamers. State room and meals included
iot tho very ,ow price Of SIC;
INCLUDED. go, stseraEe passaso IS. '''' ''0"
,hs ss:E s:sr ss:::
saiiiciency be received prior to hat hour.
C9hsisnees are requested to send for their goods
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office or on
Ffs,shs Tor Boston taken at moderate rates, and
my s-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
~ . ESH SEW SSs NV US : yEssELa (;
ACKET s-The superior fast sailing
schooner 6 |. L Z o. Captain A. sMIrH. hav,
board. will have quick dispatch. For balance OF
my 2-is DAVID wM CURRIE
FOR kEMEN :.-The INST class
- MAN, master now at City Point in readi-
and on w be %
my at CHAs. PALMER.
>At.> FOR LIyERPOOL.-The Barque
- $50 hhds capacity, viii load for the above above
DHt T. sSsn, Freight Gsr; WI EG5
TUX II u j ~ NJ hH f,SS Eli
c.-.a SoN. Capt F. NIckE ssss pnrtlon of her
ap:ssA 0aanf pA y fsfA' WIZ iMGD ctRR1E
>ee.Es.- FOR CHAKLEsT0N; s; 9. .;Tne sa-
%Edk rerior fast sailing schr. VILLAGE GEM,
er portion Of her carso engaged. vii sail with
'" ape dispatch For Ssafss c e s5h F2PsS go
H< norweg an ship VEsfALiNibIEs Will 4 be- be at
-. City Point IN a few days to Lad for the
a of W2HS y St q Six fGn'
ap 2i-2w
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY,t
~ HAVING EssaJ jest N GSM 4 L.
s4iE1As new arrangements with the New York
sse kkfG5sss AND
ROANOKE. we are now prepared to forward all
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
Our Orr accommodations are ample, and packages
tracts, apply to j. L. ii AcD6SoUGn. assnt .''
NJ daily 1SGA Msip s ESfk fsl$H are
aEfS E e; R9sHoNA p Maf 70 Nh,
MoSp vh fETERSRq r. mp RSR
Win rHE SoTra AND WEsr-Fk6M END
OF LONG WHARF. BOSTON.-The double en-
q. line between Boston, oriolk. City Point and
Redmond. Virgin leaving Boston for Norfolk
and City Point on FRIDAY, Aprii21th. Wiileave
City Point on the 10Th and Norfolk on the 2lst
Ap,i; and subsequent to said dates leave Boston
and Clty Point alternately. srsyy ten days
Freight by this ste anne viii be forwarded BY rail
road from City Point 10 Petersburg, distance IF
Hinc mites also by c0rrrsd HghtsrS, lOcsd by
steum. from City Point to Richmond, distance Of
TO, miles; The latter az throKgh rates
Freight forwarded to the South and West. by
railroad. from Norfolk and from PETERSBURG free
of commission, Ne.
II hoped that this FIRST effort to establish direct
steam communication between Boston and Vir
gina. $50 much needed to develop and increase
trade } will meet with such favor and patronage
from shp pers to afford inducement to place
another steamer on this route. and thus complete
and permanently establish this line
PHINEAS SPRAGUE < CO.,
No 1870 Central ST., easerly end Of State ST. Block.
AvENTs.-Norfolk. Messrs J. NJ. SMITH 4 BRO.;
Petersburg, Messrs s. q. BAPTIST Il Co, Rich
mond, NJ essrs. SHIELDS X SoMERvI
ap 2O-lm
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>a,ltus OF Steamers.

:. rcsxs, n. F, May 2,-The steamship
81 ,"hert sailed at 3 O'Clock this morning
ttGslvay, r,o s,s.ms,;r au.r,c,
MAY 9 osoe s' sais morui ns win
sra >, for Halifax and IS for Liverpool.
ties out -2S,Ut0 IN specie.
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- rcRAPHIC NEWS.
-. ~~I-. .,r ,bc Richmond Dispatch.
Congressional.

..,xeros, May s--H o,,,s m, Sh or.
s;sa gave, nay, wednesday, with view to
ally seion ,aShes on the tariff and slavery
seesiions, ~Consrrssmen Tram the seeding
Se'efa.. FROM the Nssional Conven-
ststes, rev '. and appeared in their seats.
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LIFE INSURANCE, 90,


THE X q NJ A LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY Is now fully prepared fos Sssl-
called to the Importance If its objects. This Con-
Hsny, ander ITS charter divides seven nth: Of
holders; thereby giving the assured the sdvao-
saxss OF TIE mutual 5. eth the psdss Fl
seourit, that its Stockholders have q pNrma1onf
prudence and economy.
The Chatter requires one-half Of the Capital
Stock and Earnings to- De invested in Bond and
M"ItsaSe on unincumbersd Real Estate, worth
The chief object of the Company il to aid in re-
tanning at home the Immense amount Of monsy
miums to Northern Companies. That money viii
he loaned to customers for term Of years, ct o.
gal interest, and disbursed in our midst
Endowments and AnnuitIes granted. Life and
term Policies Issued at as low rates other good
torun nfvo - S~~'s - - -
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BY Z. h. Cock, Auct'r.
Be Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
4 CERIES.-Will be sold, at auction, at my
store. corner q s,ain and 18th streets on SATURf
DAY morning h=xt. the 5th inst, commencing at u
O'Clock: good assortment Household and Kitchen
FUkNITURE.
DRY GOODS.-General assortment seasonabe
Go de-
', Ready Made Clothing; large lot Boots, Shoes.
Hats. Caps and Bonnets
GROCE ES.Whiskey. Gin, Brandy. Wine,
Soap. Candles. &c: 30 boxes Herrings; IS boxes
Tobacco; 10 CU0 Cigars.
Also, large sOItment Crockery and Glassware.
my4 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
TRADE SALE OF DRY GOODS, CLOTH.
L ING. &C.Wi i'll be sold at auction at my store
on TUESDA 1, NJ ay 9Th. commencing at 10 o elk,
large lot of fresh and seasonable DRY GOODS
now anding from New York. cOnsstn. in part of
Black and Fancy Cold Cloths and CassiIneres;
Damask; Shrtng Stripes; Merino Shirts and
Drawers; Neck Ties; Brown and Mixed Half Hose;
Apron Checks; Pore MonnaIes aud Fancy Goods,
ALSO lot of seasonahle Ready Made Cloth
ing. consisting of Coats. Pants, Vests, &C.; Shoes
Hats, Caps, BOnnets. DC.
TERMs.-Ai Ii sums over $50. sixty days credit,
for approved paper; under $50. cash.
4 ALEX. MOTT. Auctsr
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RUNAWAYS.

In $40 REV ARD. "a MULATTO MAN.
aso and IS now nr aMay a aboa
~ Richmond, or his wife's house. At A. +.
Hanover county. He IS about
feet I'D inches high thin face, large scar on his
rig ut hand. The above reward will be gwen lfde-
livered to me at Aylett's, King William co, Va.
my 3-G2tcWltt BENZ. +. WYATT.
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AMU0H1GEIlgTA.
DAN RICE,S
GREAT SHOVE

N N lC E'S
GREAT SHOW!
THE MOST NOVEL, UNIQUE
EXTRA 0HDINARsIY ExHrBrrrox
Comprising more
NEW, WONDERFUL AND STARTLING
ATTRACTIONS!
fhan can he pro- uced in any other single a.,.h-
WILL ESMBr. A sPz N x xSid NIGHT
RICHMOND. FOR Two DAYS ONLY.
FRfbdY AND SATURDAY.
rpy,., May 18th and 18th.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,, " anu l. Ill.,
FRIDAY AND Saturday., " ill.,
May llth and 18th.
ADMISSION:
% CcMts-Childrem and Servants 25 Cents,
THIS MONSTER EXHIBITION
snos Circus, nor Menagere, but q grand ex-
position of the
WONDERS OF NATURE AND ART
Including
HIGHLY TRAINED ANIMALS
AND REMARKABLE EXPLOITS OF ATH-
LETlC POWER AND AGILITY!
Sncn ma as are without parallel in any country, and
w.ieh nave received the patronage ana endorse
ment ~ crowded and fashionable audiences in
New York,
Philadelphia and
Baltimore,
COMBINING AMUSEMENT WITH INSTRUCTION.
tua. the coral aGd the refined
'p'" '''e, MA fsah FEE zo g Exhibition
"he mother Of the celebrated eEquestrienne.
Will drive the N'ile ELLA z0SARA'
BAND TEAM
OF FROM TWELVE TO TWENTY HORSES.
It would Sc impossib bic in the limits of a pewsp,
per advertisement, to give the names Of the nu-
lnerous Artistes attached to the Great how
or 10 eniimerate more than few of it's most prom
ihehl features. among which Will be found the
HUGE BLACK RHlNOCEROS,
an a, inial pronounced by all naturasts to b, ut
Terry nntameaois bit which has bsen so complete
arena. a. d managed with as much ease ard safe
a" TIE 2iG;" DAN StTlSa 1 EIEfP Gs
LA' LA RoOKH, the most sagacious animal of
the spec es In the world who
wa actually ,raik the Tight Rope
r V SRAN Sn'a GEM aftrHndGs ea's'
Nao..ng az one view great variety of different
performances Illustrative of the methods employ ed
~ various nations in different ages. to deveope
ase nv human frame is one of the grandest novelties
MAD'LLE ELLA zoYARA,
me emnodiment oil youth. beauty. grace daring
an" af,s.,e skiii; VIII appear IN her wondrons
fashionable audiences of Europe, and placed her
at the very head OF her profession
GKAND HlPPODROMATICS PECTACLES.
COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS. ana among
these may be mentioned the Magnificent Pageant
or. THE FIELD OF CLOTH OF GOLD.a
Dean Of Chivalry, in which Is presented, with
liie- ike accuracy.
SCENES OF KNIGHTLY VALOR AND
PROWESS
forming peifect picture Of the ami mated contests
Of the vi IL AGES. which have been described
ia See large and small pictorial and descriptive
bills. C.. II CASTLE Agent
EA- VIII also exhibit at FREDERICKSBUR
on the Eth, BOW Ling GREEN on the Still ASH
LA n on the 9Th OLD Oh URCH on the 10th, and
PETERSBURG on the l4th and 18th of MAY.
my 4-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

kA Special Notice.
CA y TON MA TIT y GS.
We have in store. for sale, on accommodating
terms
4i.I and Ga WHITE MATTINGS;
A. "a and "a CHECk do
RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
ap7-lm' Carpet Warerooms. IS Main St.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ A Card. 81 weuld respectfully inform
sv sr nqs M
trying the p faHsiEsG Gr paifSStpoxrAr1os.
The "a; y time r.:
spared to insure the confidence and Satisfaction of
shall '' 0'. Z sfES i 4 iss st FL.
spkING?sGoons
r As sf5sk sa Ssns. A At Is
Trimming and Fancy store.
M Gas CASH Gas :::..Just opened, som.
Dan rs. BRAcKETs &C.. .. Very low = prices r, SEN
ne ain RSsspfHTSed s < DO all sns Of GAS
or country. PORTABLE GAS WORKS. nu .pw nm
in toxn country. Wy
Every BODY IN want OF GAS FIXTURES, would
sTEBBiNs 4 pULLEN,
ap 0-lw No. l0l Broad street,
ia. DR.. owen Is. NIL
Ut:e. corner Frsnkiin and Wall streets-Res-
dence' corner trace and 10Th streets. lap Is ST.
IA Second Splendid supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BREED Il n r&SoEino, S%.
sEvoNp suffY Of SUMMER 'h Dry Sse aou .hssI
loGg ht during the past week at UNPRECEDENT-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered befora. A
very large stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Our MANTILLA DEpkRHMEANhr. H Is now So4 9IsS
with complete assortment Of NEW STYLES. :.
We are now prepared and are determined to
offer every InduceTent to buyer both at w HOLE
SA n ard RETAIL. BREEDFN & FOX.
ap4 m,2pI Pa Broad street.
IA Preserve the Teeth.-Meade & Bakers
'SAPONiNE TOOTH POWDER" is confidently
recommended 10 the pubic the best dentrfce
eyer made for for REMOVING TARTAR. PIE
and CLEANING TIL TEETH and purify ing the
mouth and breath. IL has been used by our own
citizens with entire satisfaction, and IS fully en-
dorseu by our hest Dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING ~ have used and pre-
scribed the ''Sapon,ne Tooth Powder" of Messrs.
Meade Il Baker. and IN my opinion no bsftef pre-
paratlon for the ends In view can be- compounded.
INo. GEo WAyT, Dentist.
Prepared only 10y MEADE 4 BAKER.
fharmaceutis;s, lS6 Main ST., cor. above O..
my lin Richmond, Va.