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w. s. RJNGGOLD,
no 16 ct Clerk c. and O. Canal Company

"a ExctTRMENr.-JUsr ARRIvED.-MADAMEI |.
DEVISE, the most wonderful lady now living, who
w. has attracted the leading heads of the country,
oil no have pronoun oed her rsveiatIons truly as.
tonIshing. ThOse Who are in trousle of any klna
go al once TO her. Madame will bring any one to
yop and cause them to love you; will break the
habits OF drink ing and chowing will oars married
and unmarried ones to rejoice and show them how
to I've happily; will recover losses, direct 10 regard
TO lawsuits, travels. numbers, 30 Persons at a
distance BY stating their &c and enclosing dol
lar otn have their planets correc written and sent
10y mall Also, PerSoGs in this city, who feel deli
cacy in calling, by enclosing ore dCllsr shall be
waited upon immediately, all strictly confident al
All communications musI be directed to the Rich
mond House, corner I;Igh h and s,,eAts. To ao-
c"rnmocats Prices 25, so cents and 81. Private
entrance on ID street. Gentlemen, also, call
- nol6l w.
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District Attorney whose name has been mentioned
In report in the star Of the trial of the parties
charged with the attack on the wigwam, as
having failed TO appear himself or to send counsel
for the United States at either Of the tons
held before Justice Dom, that 10 10 no part of the
duty Of the District Attorney to attend or provide
counsel TO attend any examinations before magis-
trates; but that the duty Of that officer under the
statute Is Only 70 appear before the criminal court
That occasionally, in peculiar cas-, and for the
purpose OF public justiee, the District Attorney
has Appeared at trials before magistrates but that
under no eireumstan noes is that oicer REQUIRED 10
attend al such trials. La addition to the above
reasons, We have authority for saying that In the
case above alluded TO. the District Attorney was
not even informed e the trials then pending nor
n word said TO him by any party w hosoe yer about
aurhaihg said rlsi or procuring counsel to at
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Local NEWS.

IL Though The STAB Il printed on Che fastef'
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, III edition
Is large Z. 10 require TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before I2 O'Clock m; ctheiwise they may
not appear unt:l TIE NEXT day. .A'.A
NorIcK.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
g. he inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Once. %
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MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsTRoLo-
W. ersr AND DoCTRRss, from Errope-Ths hi hly
gifted and lntsiilgeIt lady can be coDsu ted on
the Past Present and Futars Events Gail at No.
403 Eighth st., between and II, Washington.
no 2-lmr
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PERSONAL.

A LII THE CREDITORS OF THE FORMER
"A nrm Of M. LowEasTKIs 4 c. AckMANs are
requested TO present their claims to the under
signed as the above firm intend to make an as sign
ment TO him. CbAS. WALTER,
no 1857 No. 337 Dst.. oppo. City Hall.
OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL,
" .COMPANY, WASH NsTON. Nov. Is, 1857
Notice is hereby given that certificates receivable
Tor tolls to accrue to the Chesapeake and Ohio
anal Comp ny during the year 1870, dated tp ii
Sth, le6b, Nos 81 to 81, inclusive, for sums of
go; s2 o ana S59 amounting IN the aggregate to
4; Bowlas, to b, applied to certain repairs, DO /,
which not having been done. and value recei ed
oeiviDg negotiating said certificates as payment
Their of will be listed.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
w. 8. RJNGGOLD,
16 at Clerk C. and n Canal
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LfOH SALE-A small FAKM OF ID ecros, situated
L at the Little Falls, having comfortable well:
and wstsred; within four miles Of Washington; Is
sores in cultvstIon the balance in handsome wood
ana "a
ly situated excellent fishing and hunting. Inc uire
of Mr.. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
Little Falls. de 7-2awd
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TO GROCERs, G 'NFECTIONERS, sEGAR
DEAtERS and RESTAURANTS.
PAPER BAGS PAPER BAGS, PAPER BAGS.
S,ses ranging from half pound to twenty pounds,
OF different qnaii!ies Of paPes; f2I sale by
N. B.-A lot of old Newspapers, suitable for
WrapplnK paper, for sale no IL
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E,OR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
j. ing immediately opposite the west wing Of the
City Hal, recently occupied by Chas. 3. Walsch
% an ofioe. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No. .
Louisiana avenue. ia Is If
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FOR SALE-A new two story. brick HOUSE on
house is % feet front and IS feet deep has foot
Tessage, paIlor, dining room, kitchen, and four
chambers, with stairways in passage and kitchen
with good csllar under the whole house. For terms
Inc nj at 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd Fell
lows Hall. ..f So. s.
no l-tf 81. JAS. 8, TOPHAM.
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Km SsssssISs SSYthsHkaskTs ws sEESNfS3fE
ALMONDS, and OLIVE OIL
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H1u e ' e
at present occupied by the Rev. DIR. Butler, and
next door to the residence OF the advertiser.
J. Nj. CARLISLE.
N.B1It will not be let for q boarding house.
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Drown, YELLOW, and COFFEE SUGARS,
ID CRUSHED and POWDERED do
--.L AT l.. A DELLWIG'S.
EREsH LOT OF GREEN AND BLACK
TEAS. At L. A. DELI WIGS,
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Ma Group ...Chiidren are eflea selxeA
very. suddenly with this disease, whieA. u not
tacks children IN the nj sht, after having been nnch
exposed to damp. cold Winds throush tho day.
any thing that obstructs perspl!stion. may Oeoe-
sion Group: Mothers! your children are liable t0
you least expect it but it 20 not asveys doctor
can he called or remedy found. and for this rsa-
ment's delay. 70 buy bottle Of Dr. EATON'0 IN
FANrILE CORDIAL. II will cure every case
tending Testhipg, Convulsions, COushs, Colds,
etc. 1t is Sid by al respectable, d.uEEists; /
rToprle.ors and also sole xsents fHr .Dr BkON-
SONS BLOOD FOOD" which, for C0nsumDtiyO
and Chronic diseases, 10 = sure remedy. Do bot b
L DUPONT. New York. il you cannot set them IN
your owl town. '
Va, and by Druggists generally. NH 16-lm
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- ruE MAclsIRACx OF THE

THIRD DISTRICT W HENhiCv;V1sSn
49, Tbnrsds, IN May the voters ni me = Ma,
sam Disiric, ef Eenrico VII hc cahe1
arsh % es,en: lncumbcnls. One Of the pre-
:A1s r.is;rs:cs candidate for ANOTHER otiee;
* S,ae: w sss b. ss st ss ssS s
i'n sers as wei! as jndlcia ones. Il Ia proper and
s e,sa. cav. That they should be suitably distributed
lFgsh .he Distinct. We beg leave, therefore, to
thtoa.n the voters Of the District the names 81
ssg,.s "a a. IEE MASSENA BEAZLEY, FLEM-
Eh,e VARRIS, snd DR.. JOHNM SHEPPARD.
~ .s,'iemen who are so located as to meet the
iaN the District. and whose capacity we he
vsts &; them for the proper discharge oi the
s se. II ,he office. These gentlemen will be zeal
ess, sspf MANY VOTERS.
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n, Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numsr-
ous lsmiliee Who have heretofore dad Dr.. J. Q.
ROSES MEDICINES. aiyaya With ths .eoss sa;;
persons have circulated an Imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled te change the wrapper, which
m PLAIN without any hSnrss ana ne vr,sss , s,sna
Medicines, 20 that the public csn agaa oheai4
those remedies which have suited their wants And
relieved their sHferinss.
DR.. ]. 3. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. fos ooushs
and dlseases Of the lungs 10 the standard Tsqodv.
spsa M or bruises. and the DiSPEPTIC COM
FOUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
n a1-iy H,cSHNnd. Va.
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RETRlBUTIoN.-Att the Liverpool Coroner's
Court, recently, an inquest WAS held on the
body OF Sarah Dyke, a woman of intemperate
habits, who was strangled by the sash of
window falling on her neck, as she was enter
ing her house in the middle of the night, She
had gone from home without the knowledge OF
sanction Of her husband
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uA Coughs, Colds, HeaYseness, &c.-1h0
rrevalence Of the above complaints at THE eeaeQa
new specifics; and while soas few may b GeQ4.
many are useless and some even dAnserOuG. To
prevent disappointment, the hest course tn puTsuo
IL to consult your family ph,sician,. or otherwise
use only .9s, remssdes r. T. 2ak pfelia q ESosiscee
Il TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP o. sun
ARABIC. OTixinally the favorite prsscSistaoe Of
family medicine, and Without advertising. hss
continued to enjoy q growine reputatscn for tho
last twenty years; In all recent cases y acts like
ing Cough. Group, Asthma, Ac.. il is used With
UNPARALLELED success. ~ most fsmiles will testify.
Bodeker, &c ut Is cents per botte and in m ele-
CANT and pleasant Lnzenge form IN and = cents
per box Prepared by ]. BALMER, PharmAoeus
tist, Baltimore, Md. b%oOs
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roTuE VOTERS OFnENRICO

rOTHE VOTERS OF HENRlCO
COT N.Y. respectfully announce my,
- = candidate for the office Of COM MISSIONER
" - "a Having served as Constable of tina, DIs
t'@si gu, lar about SIX years, leave my friends 10
fsa s,s Of my qualification Tor that Office My past
J,arse is true criterion To Judge by. II ynu think
',r, '., Election the 4th Thursday in MAY next:
sslks-didss THOS. NJ. MONTAGUE.
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ARFRAY.-A shooting ARRAY occurred ON
Sunday in restaurant, on Seventh street,
Washington city, between ]. M. Brent, Of
Alexandra. Va, and Robert Marshall, pro-
prietor OF the house. Brent called Marshall q
ihiet, and Marshall struck him, after which
Brent renewed the quarrel aud shot Marshall
In the back OF the head. The wound Is son-
sidered fatal.
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DELAWARE PoLITICs.-The "People's" par.
ty of Delaware held a State Convention at
Dover, last week, and after considerable dis.
cussion, resolved not to send delegates either
to the Baltimore or the Chicago Conventions
but TO await the course Of events. The Con-
vention then adjourned over until June
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THE CERES.-The bark Ceres Cant Wheel.
er. arrived at New York on Sunday. She
sailed from st. Helena, under charter of the
British governments, March Is. with 2aa Afri-
cans, (Which had been captured from SLAYER
by the United States STEAMERS Mystic and
Fulton,) for Port Spain, Trinidad, where they
were landed, having an addition Of one by
BIRTH
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VALUABLE BEQUEsTs.- Mr.. Chas. Brewer,
of Pitisourg, in his will, just published, be-
queaths to the Western Penn sylvania HOspi-
tai, and to the Department for the Insane of
the same institution, $1,000. He gives $4,000
tai. the interest of which is TO be applied TO the
purchase of fuel for the worthy poor; 5000 to
the Pennsylvania Colonization Society; 50, eco
in trust for the advancement of the moral con-
dition Of the seamen of the port of Philadel-
phia; 3 200 to Sunday Schools. further be-
quest of $500, to be applied to the acciima-
ting of coiored emigrants in Liberia. The be-
quests in all amount to SipO,0CI, of which
about half goes to public institutions.
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TEOUBLOUs NEWS FROM KANsAs.-Infor-
nation from Southern Kansas gives rise to APP
prehension of serious trouble in Linn and
Bourbon counties, growing out of an attempt
recently made by the Deputy Marshal to ar
rest Captain Montgomery, which was efectu-
ally resisted.
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A HxALTHY OLD LADY.-Miss Olive Full
ler, of Marston's Mills. Barnstabie, Massachu.
setts, attained the age OF one hundred and one
years ON Sunday, the ist inst. Except that
are active and her health good. She reads
without di1iculty, and enjoys life ~ well as
she did generation ago. She bids hir to live
mn6y years to come.
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- Ruvsets's SspepIep Extssess, sns aavos-
ing CUSTARDS, PIES, BLANC-MANGE, lCE
CREAMS, JELLIkS, SAUCES, 10, k0., (pSe-
cOpcentrated.l - - a-
The. attention Of Cnafeetiosere. Hotsl Ksepsn
aamed Extracts They kave ~ The ffeehaese aaA
6avor Of the delicste hal's iloa yhich sAsy ase
Sold as wholesale b. JAS =. nuyALs.. Fl8MR4
4 WESTON and w. l.. WAXING. and as retail
By traders generally. 00-30s
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FIGHr WITH INDIANs.-Thc Waco (Texas)
Democrat states that on the 5th ult, William
Jenkins, of Comanche county, went in pursuit
Of seven Indians who had stolen his horses the
night before. and oming up on them, killed two
and whipped the other five. jenkins was shot
through the body with an arrow, but did not
know 1t until after the fight was over. He rode
home, and died two days afterwards from his
wounds.
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SINGULAR ACCIDKNT.-Mrs. Elizabeth Par.
tington, Of Portland. Me-, while amusing her
child by twirling a top with u boot lacine, the
brass on the end Of il few OF and struck her
in the left eye, passing through the lid and
penetrating the eye almost tho entire length
Of the brass. entirely destroying the eye
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AHorHIn DoDY FOUND AT LAwRxxcE.-
The workmen employed In clearing tho ruins
Of The PembArton mill, drew Oh the water
from the canal on Thursday, whoa they found
bricke. whoee name was supposed to b. Mrs.
NcCann. She was probably carried down
With the elliug vail through the tcA and
drowned. She leaves two or &hFee children.
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THE IMMIGRANTs TO THE UNITED STATES.
The following is classification Of the immi-
grants to the United States in 1885, Merchants
II 2,l95, mechanics 1902, mariners 526, miners
$50, engineers lis, clergymen l57, farmers
1928, clerks l5i, butchers 3S, bakers As, ply
sicians and surgeons 253. lawyers l66, masons
40 man q fac turers 81, artists 90. laborers 2i,
600, millers 81, tailors l37. There were also
$50 seams tresses and milliners, ia weavers,
Is musicians, ) of whom were females, lady
artists, printers, II actors, and 10 actresses,
and ,2Sl servants:
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DETERMINED TO BE born,
who was recently arrested in Concord, Mass.
by order Of the u S. Senate, and rescued by
mob, seems determined to be a martyr. He
carries the ''manacles,'' or handouts, which
the Marshal was obliged to put upon him,
about at public places 10 exhibit at meetings.
He declares his intent ton 10 resist the Senate
to the last, and his fauatical friends in Con-
cord are disposed to back him in that deter
mination. At public meeting it was resolved
that resistance to tyrants is obedience to
God.'' This resolution to resist by force did
not prevent them getting the law on their
side; for they have got upa fictitious charge
against Sanborn and mads him give bail to
answer it. which will hold him in Massachu-
setts till after the u. s. Senate adjourns.
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AFFECTING SCENE IN A CHURCH --On Sun
day last. Father O'Tooie, pastor OF the Roman
Catholic Church in Washington, preached his
farewell sermon, the Archbishop having trans
ferred him to another parish Upon an
nouncing the fact, preparatory to saying fare
well, the congregation burst into tears, and
the sobbing was SO loud that several minutes
elapsed before the ministe could proceed with
his remarks. In the evening meeting OF the
members Of the church was held, and purse
Of 500 made up for presentation to the re,ir-
ing pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-11

The CampbsHs give another of their musical
soirees at Mechanics Institute Hall Tonight,
and invite the lovers of music aud of fun to
see and hear them. Some of their songs are
really superb, and their dances and burlesq ues
are of q very high order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-11

Mayors Comyt-The Mayor will hold no
Court at the City Hall tomorrow morning il
being the day for the Inauguration OF the Clay
Statue. We presume that the Hastings Court
will also suspend business for that day, as
neither justices, lawyers, jurors nor witnesses
Will be willing to miss the sightseeing on that
occasion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-11

THE Strike AT MARBLRHEAD.-Ofon ono thou
sand or more shoemakers Of Marblehead who
"struck," between six and seven hundred have
taken out work and set about making IL. the
employers paying asking prices, but not sign.
ing the bill Of wages.
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ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE INsANk-Goyernor
Allston, of South Carolina, has given an order
to Michael Phelan, Of New York. for the
manufacture Of asplendid billiard table. which
he intends to present to the State Luna,ic
Asylum at Columbia. :
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paRkS l. MINER.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

1' Tor sale
30 hhds. HAMS and BREAST BACON.
y hhds. SHOULnER and SIDE BACON.
25 kegs Goshen BUTTER.
81 hbls No. LARD.
boxes English Dairy CHEESE.
y bbis. New Orleans and Cuba MOLASSES.
Is hhds. Bright New Orleans SUGAR.
% bbis. and Extra Coffee SUGAR.
NO boxes Adamantine and Tallow CANDLES.
10 boxes Oswego Pure STARCH.
bags Rio and Laausyra COFFEE.
lN bbs. Rye WHISKEY BRANDY. GIN
nh:i-ts 18th st near Cary.
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A FAMILY PorsoNED.-The family G

A FAMILY POrsoNED.-The family Of Geo
T. Jones, bookseller, ,'near the University Of
Virginia, consisting of him self, wife and five
children, and his clerk, were poisoned last
week. One of the children. it is reported, slept
for two days. from the effects Of the poison
Suspicion rests upon the cook as the guilty
party. All have recovered from the effects Of
the poisoning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-11

OF Edenton. N. g., editor Of the North Caro-.
lima Medical Journal, has been elected T. mi
the vacancy in the Faculty Of the Univerrttv
Of Maryland oc.:asiOnsd By the death OF Dr..
Frick.
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Rraling To the extreme South and Wossofn eoan-
try. 10 the fear thsy have OF the lever And a9Uo-
hear Of persons attacked by this djeoaeo snd na7o
helpless ln short time. yhhost say nssas 81 sl-
!emsey. Dr.. Ho.TETyxA has pfeseDted Ii. osle-
eratsd B.ttsrs." whose curative IcWeis - 81
knowlsAsed. The .'bittsss." prepased allsf s lose
ex1erisnce and dooD study. have .rocslve6 tie o0-
eomssrms OF ~ most cmsnens 20 sieSaas. - vsn
those Who d0ahe their usAny vftoes, I'll ~ - say
tvols. - = =, -" : 80 49,
sOld b. druxEists asd dealers ssassaIsy. sv,u.
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TnlawfM Assembiy.-On Monday night last,
the watchmen arres ted and Gagged an unlawful
assembly Of twenty two negroes, all of W hom
were nEished yesterday morning, by order of
Justice Sadler.
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NATIONAL CONvENTIoN.-The Constitu-
tional Union Convention to meet in Balti-
more on the 9th of next month, has secured
the Front Street Theatre for five days, at the
rate OF SlOO per day. The front tier OF boxes
is to be devoted exclusively to the use of the
ladies who may wish to be present.
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HANOVER COUNTY.

rs PIrER W. WINGFIELD H. a
~ ~ can5 ate for COMlSSlONER OF L r
AVENUE ,r the upper district Of HanS
stEts.
Esc.ian fol h Thrrsday in MAY. lmh 26-tdA
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ARMY YINTELLIGENCE.-Col.D D. S Miles. I'd
infantry, has been directed to proceed with his
regimental staff, on the lst of May next, to
Fort Ripley, Mimi, at which post the head
quarters of the I'd infantry are es tablished.-
Brevet Second Lieut. Martin ID. Hardin, hav-
ing been nominated to the Senate for promo-
tion in the Sd artillery, has been assigned to
duty with the recruits ordered to Oregon, by
special orders of March 81, 1860, from the head
quarters at New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-11

NOT AT ALL PARTIcULAR.-A company Of
men are engaged on a farm near Eric. Pa
digging principally for Oil, but do not seem
very particular about it. They intend digging
down one thousand feet, or until they strike a
vein Of oil, or lead, or copper, or gold, or SOAP
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CONyICTRD OF MANsr Arnurrp-w w

CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHTER.-W. W.
Phillips aud his son James Phillips, who
killed y. r. Ayres, at Rec ectortown, in Fauq uier
county, Va, on the 1lth of November, 1859.
have been convicted of manslaughter and sen .
fenced to three years imprisonment In the
Denitontiary.
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Threatening.-Mrs. Ellen Cummings appear
ed before the Mayor yesterday, to answer the
charge Of abusing and threatening to do vio-
lence to Mrs Margaret Sullivan. Witnesses
were examined on both sides, and the warrant
was then dismissed, the complainant seeming r
to be more at fault than the accused.
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~ Elegant spring GesAs. =
PERk1NS + CO..

PkkkINS : co.,
wHoI.'AIx AND RrrAA cssn X =, D.A:.|ss k.. ...,.
Are now receivinx, and N : tSv days WILL
have in store. = large and c0mRlete. atOek o. he
newest and best STYLES OF FOREIGN and Do
MEST1C DRY GOODS, to which they iavlee The
attention OF cash and short time buyoes. Their
Goods are marked At very low prices, " assfses
NOW OPEN,
s.ssnt s..sr ~ ESs 3: SILKS "a S snd saiE kHS
SEkEa6iSsGfo rsf osSffGs5RS sad ssRESs ANc1Aw
BE sESE sES xNGLAis, RosALBus .sa VA
Grey POPLINS. -
And a aEeat VARIETY of Goods Tor Street and
Travelling Dresses. The above goods were puY-
chssed A. the large auction ssies IN New York the
past week, and wiiloe sold lover thaa ever sees
FRENCH yAcoNETS and BRfLLIANTs
FOULARD SILKS-vesy cheAp. e
EMBROIQERIEHa and LACE4.
Rich FRENCH LACE MANTLE0.
'' BLACK SILK and MOURNING NAN
pUsTHRS and SUITS OF DRESS and NAN
TIE, made up to macth.
Thorn pson's HOOP SKIRT4-the hest maAo.
Large stock PLANTATION GOODS.
'''''1- : Linen sHEETINGs,
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS,
TOWELINGS, GINGHAMS.
GLOVES and HOSIERY, q :@ysf, @ d:.e!ss.ics. ''
NH 20-1m No. lM Eaxle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-11

DAMAGEs.-The Board of Accounts of
Harper's Ferry Expenses allowed the Misses
Rocker, Principals of the Female Acade-
my OF Charlestown Virginia, $40. damages
assessed 10 property in occupation of troops, S.
The ladies returned the sum to the State.
Oh the ground tha; i. was principally al.
lowed because of the suspension of their
school, and their patrons not requiring that
the time thus lost should be made up by
them, they refunded the money. Damages
amounting to $3.50 was assessed to the Pres
byterian church. and $l65 to the Episcopal
church in that town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-11

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