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TAKING A MAN TO PIECES.

of sixty.seven. He had lost an arm anc
an eye, years andyears before, at Navarino
which last action settled his. understanding
both legs being carried off by chain shot
Cork legs were coming into fashion. Cap
tain E. had pair of the first quality made
for him; he had a false leg and hand
and into the latter he could screw fork OF
hook, as occasion required, and being GLOW
ed the deficiency was not easily perceived
As increasing years rendered him iu6rm,
his Wallets took advantage of him, so that
he wrote to his brother, Somersetshire
squire, to send him up some tenants son as
a body-servant. NO matter how stupid, il
but honest and faithful, he wrote.
His brother was absent, and sent to his
steward to select lad. This the steward
did, but merely mentioned that Captain
Evans was iu6rm, not apprising the lump.
kin of his new masters DEFICIENCIES, aud sent
him to London at once, where the Captain
lived.
At ten at night he arrived, and was
shown to Captain Evans sitting.room.
What is your name?'
My name be John, zur.'
well, John, my rascally valet is absent
again, without my leave; help me to bed,
as it is getting late, and then you can 50
down to your supper
Adjournipg to the bedroom, the old gen.
tleman said:
John, unscrew my leg
eur said John.
.Unscrew my leg, this way, see.'
John did so, trembling.
John, unscrew my other leg
sZur?' said John.
'Unscrew the other leg, sir
John did so, now in great state of be-
wilderment.
John, unscrew this arm
Trembling still more, to the Captain 3
great amusement, he obeyed.
John, put this eye on the table
John took it as if it would have bitten
him.
Now, Johu-no I won't take the other
eye out-lift me into bed
This done, the waggish Captain contiu-
ued:
John, beat up the pillow, it is not CON-
Portable
1t was done.
'Beat it up again, sir; it is quite hard
He again shook it up.
That won't do, John; I can't get my
head comfortable. Confouud it, John, un.
screw my head 7
Nay, nay I'll unscrew no more'
And John fed from the room to the
kitchen, swearing his master was Satan, ia
king himself to pieces like clock.
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VINEGAR.

VINEGAR.
XAHITE-WINE and Cider Vinegar Fol
w Sale at CARROLL, CLARK & CO.'S store,
near the Kings Mountain Rail Road Depot.
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AN IRISH UNDERsTANDING.-'If catch
yees near my house again, I'll break your
neck, ye rascal said one Irishman to
another.
But you asked me yourself
'But didn't ask yees to make love to
my wife, ye scouudrel.'
Il haven't made love to your wife; you
are larboring under some mistake
Don't tell me that now: didn't see you
wild my own eyes trying to come the blar'
ney over her?'
sBut tell you I didn't do any such
thing. 1 don't care that for your wife, Civ,
ing his fingers snap at the words, 'nol
that
sYees don't care for her, hey? She's as
good woman as you are any day, ye dirty
blackguard; and if yees speak disrespactfu
av her, I'll be after tachin' ye bether man
ners'
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COUNTRY BACON.
NORTH CAROLINA Sides and Hams.
~ store and for sale by
CARROLL, CLARK & co.
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Dec Is

of the highest style of finish and mt reasonable
prices. ,.
He keeps constantly on hand, large supply Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARBLE, and spe-
cimens of his work may be always seen at the
Yard, nearly opposite the ENQUIRER PRINT
ING OFFICE, and few doors North Of Stoves
Hotel. -,
B@. All work will be delivered at any point on
the Kings Mountain Railroad, FREE ofcharge
He is also prepared to furnish to order, IRON
RAILING of any desired pattern, for Fences,
Balconies, &c.
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lgRN MARCY
RICHARD HARE, -.

RESPECTFULLY in
forms the citizens OF
York AID Chester Dis
tricts, and the adjoin-
ing counties of North
Carolina, that he is
fully prepared to sup.
ply every article in
the MARBLE LINE,
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THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY.
THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY,
THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY.
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AND PERMANENTLY,
AND PERMANENTLY,
AND PERMANENTLY,
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GEN. jefferson Davis.

81
Among the most heroic and chivalrouS OF
American officers in the late war with Mexi-
&C. was Gen. J~RrrgRsoN DAVIS. He had been
a grxdna:e Of West Point, and he proved him.
self in the bieodiest battle fields of the Next
.caa contest a man OF fine military genius
Ills personal cou166s3 was pro'erbial. He was
no carpet knight; Nc was not one of the holt
day soldiers. 50 many of whom receiyed COM
missions in the aiexican war, and fYrished
1errificaiiy in the Mexican letters of ne wspa
PER correspondents. Wherever the fight was
hp.tss: ne MAS seen, encouraging the talterin2
ard leading ON the brave. Old Rough and
Ready, the Lion Heart OF the Mexican war,
looked upon JEFFERSON DAvI rs his right
hand man In counsel and in action. All who
have ever known him, whether in war OF
peace. know full we'll that he has as much
personal firmness as ever lived, and no one
ever expressed q doubt of it, until, a few days
age, the New York Tribune pronounced him
"ti.eTyeriest of cowards"
.Ti.e best answer 10 this is" says the New
York Day BOOB, 'that while DAVIS was riding
a.,he head CT his Mis.issippians, through &
haii storm OF bullets, on the Held OF BIeHa
Vista, The white, livered craven who wrote
thar article 81, in his garnet scribbling q de.
1eacs of the Mexicaas; trusting that they
would welcome his countrymen with bloody
hands TO hcspi;able graves"
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rmK a. Q,s-TAs Nestclt 49, Co..
t6iss ~ ~ d. osssSs BSSktSS. y
.Pr~alasna1ef. ~ AQerscaa LAGIon, x.Q.
o.. eOofssv. d. ohp.sr, e<tHs v1pnia
~ fimssscf IL Ordsr r. ~ city, Id SAich
g3tis stdxkone that the ooSSlntion et1Ssd tsanset
II RalilfA. N. O., Oaet&s ID Of May, II = eisct
. permnmDnt -Chief, G. b.
having detsfmi6sd 70 resign, that post. In .
~ciscular letter, accompanying the one mem
toned, It 10 stated that among other places 10
which the troops Of the Order arc .openly
drilled" are Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg
and Lynchburr. The circular adds:
There 10 a Division Of about $500 men In
Texas and Arkansas, under the charge OF Zen.
eral 4reer; 4 regiment Of about wv men IN
Maryland, In charge Of Col. 3. c.. Tyler. There
il a regiment Of about t,OUC men, IN charge OF
Col. V. b. 0ronsr; . regiment in North Caro-
nm Of ahout SUO men, IN care Of Maj. r. q.
TilleYv; two regiments forming in 0eorgia,
one in charge Of Col. r. A. Crawford, and the
other 1t present uurepreoented q fult req.
mont Of l,OOO at Memphis. Tenn, commanded
By Col. H. e. Young; . regiment In detached
companies In other parts Of Tennessee. LOT
which NO appointments have been made ; q
| regiment Of 1000 men in Mississippi, COM
| manded by Col w. d. Robins, and another
! forming In the State, for which no commission
| has been issued two regiments are forming
In Alabama-the first commanded by u pro.
| minent citizen and an old soldier, and the
second by Col. M Scott; there Is q egiment
forming in kentucky, the commander OF which
| has not been fixed upon, but will be rendered
10 Col. Ed. Marshall there isa regiment In
New Orleans Of loo men, the Colonel OF
which has resigned, aud another forming, 10!
which NO appointments have been made and
| Also . regiment in Northwestern Louisiana, in
| charge Of Col. NJ. M. Black. These regiments,
now numbering about 5000 men, constitute
| the military department Of the 4. Il. y.
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New Rublleastons.
~ lstwy NeAes. ~ pKkkx Con.
VIM. New York: HA1PHa Z Dnofanns-The
WORK 10 opessa up i6ay1ry a1snira&ae ssy1As
The lrss volume. wht1ks 10 jtkt isspsd fsun4
The pssuh b devoted toeeAasieo4l3aaI." Thei
aathss proposes - sxsGD his t1SoOry throush
elk volumes, lasp ostsvo. H sppfoprsasee
each volume 70 . period, 10 thst each seq
plete In ttself. He divides thsm ~ SoisoWs.
"Anctent 0aul, tsrminatug win NE era OF
CnAmuGAax1; Fssda1 France clDsine Win
81. Louis trxscs daring the National, Civil
- Dnakeaovs Waty; France uuoer eoT~es
Ministries (SuEL1, 4ASAAtNs 1~lcasLfsUO
tn petea OF LOUIS lvs and The Eighteenth
0entnrv.w A good general history Of France,
~ oar hteratuSs. 10 certainly . deetderatum-
=, ,.-al.s 70 - seen wAsther or not Mr.. Con.
vry hss furnished The public with u .
work. For sale by A.. MoRRIs.
A Voyage Dessx the Amor: with . Land
journey through Siberia, and Incidental mo-
ticss Of Manchooris, Kamschatka and Japan.
By PERRY McDoxoCoH COLLINS, u. S. Com
mercial Agent 1t the Amoor River. New
York. u. APrLETON& CO.-This volume ought
70 b. interesting. 1t certainly travels through
no Oft travelled route, and annot therefore
present the Oft told story Of the travelled book
makers. They are not much given to luxuri-
ating in the inhospitable regions of Siberia
II Mr.. COLLINS handles his subjects with fair
ability, as we suppose at least he does, his book
Is surely Instructive. For sale by WOODHOUsH
i Co.
Stories Of Inrentors and Discovers in Sci
emee aud tic Useful Arts. A book for Old and
young. BY JOHN TIMES, F.. S. A., with illus
t~ra.ions. New York: RPk Il BRoTHERs.
This is a very acceptable volume, giving a
great deal of Instructive information on the
subject of remarkable inventions and inven-
tors. For sale by A. MoRRI
The Biblical Reason Why; q Family q uide to
Scripture Readings and a Handbook for BIZ
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with numerous engrayings. New York: DICK
, Il FITzGEEALD. For sale by ]. W. RANDOLPH.
Eiars.rocd Post Office. BY the author OF
"The Heir of Redclyfe,' &c. New York: ID.
APPLETON Il Goa very little volume and a
| very pretty story. For sale by W~ooDHoUsE
& Co.
Chambers Encyclopedia; a Dictionary of uni
yersal knowledge for the people.-No. - OF
| ApPLEToN's American edition Of this yaiua-
bic work received. For sale by WooDHoUsE
< Go.
Stories Of Rainbow and Lucky. BY !. Il. AB-
BoTT. New York: ARP & BROTHERS.
"The Three Pines" the third in the series OF
stories under this name, is laid upon our table
For sale by A. MORRIS
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NE W01UOO1
From All quartsss ~ heAr IT.
grafton, upon, IL isau9Ssatsea q @e.ELAs
SsA.ue. spoken OF n ue0s % - 1.Ses
comnaendaitoa.
4, II 10 copied and eo0neaee4 apee -
urr.s In tho most lauAasesy tesnes TAsss
terms however complimentary ere nee usss
70 tnan the ofAtton deserved. u . master.
ptscs. TIE ~conelssieo, especially, = = of
the most eloquent and ssaatifal higAts q ~
Enslish toseus. Mr. RANSOM y . 1aA q
genius, W.T. soAolaxsAiR asA pAtrioe1s0s He
IL one of thoss fortunate MORALS upou Wh6A
Providence ssems 70 rain down bletsipss, 50
every shape . form. An Independent coun-
Try gentleman, ~sasToundsd ~ all The Applt-
ances Of sartAly comfort; the inhesftor Of ons
Of ,vifGiniA's most honored names; . Mad
richly stored with The rich treasures Of an
cisnt aud nodsrn learning; . tongae Tat can
inter great thoughts In swords That burn :
current of wit and humor as sparkling ano
limpid rs the laughing and transQxen'
streams Of bis neighooring mouneasas-ssc
man sesms to be blessed Of the GODS ABOVE
mesiofh his kind, and NO choicsr oner1ngs coald
be laid upon the altar, even Of HENRY OeAx,
than the heartfelt tribute Of such an intei-
Ira r--H- IL
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FOR HIRE.

balance of the current year a valuable Servant
MAN. He is familiar with the duties pertaining
to the dining room and anv other work required nj
a House Servant. and has marketed and purchased
generally the stores for hs masters family. He ID
young, healthy. Intelligent and trustworthy. Fol-
further information apply 70
EDWARD d. EACHO,
ap 1876 Near Exchange Hotel.
Tor HIRE-The balance of the year. a Gums
Il Woman, 20 years old, with a Young child three
months old. She - q good WASHER and IRON
Err, and can do plain COOKING. Apply to-
LUCIEN LEWIS.
ap Is ct Metropolitan Hall.
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Ma. PmoroGsAFHs. PEARL AMBRoIYPEs. and al.
the Vtrlous STYLES Of Portraits, scientifically and
AS hain street. Richmond, Va. which is one of
the LARGEST establishments of its kind in the world,
Occupying three floors % by TO feet, and possessing
all the modern improvements necessary for. the
production OF fac photographic portraits, from
the smallest up to life size, colored in oil. pastel.
aquarille, or India ink. by the best artists in the
country. One thousand executed daily. at prices
ranging from IS cents. 50 cents, 81 TO 500. Copies
taken from old Daguerreotypes and Anibroty pes.
ENLARGED to any desired size, in the new styles.
and satisfaction guaranteed. The genuine Wig
nette Photographs and Pearl Ambrotyp pes can be
had at Res Gallery only. ap lots
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NKw YORK. April ls.-Arrived. steamer James
toxn, Skinner. Richmond; svhrs. ). ~. elton,
J. B. Cunningham, ]. g.. Wright. White Cloud.
B F. WOolsey, 6. b. Smith. and A. Cooper, from
Virxinia. April l6 Cleared. schrs. |. W.. Hughes,
Davis, Newhern. N. c.; Rutland. Potter. Peters
burg; arrived, schr. Potomac. Gord0n, Washing
ton, N. C..
-BosroK, April lA.-Arrved, schIs. s. E: Lewis.
Newcomb, and W. H. Atwood, Foster, Tanslsr,
PORTLAND, April ls.-Cleared, schr. Maria l..
Davis, Small, Richmond.
San F,AASc!:co. Msrch sl;-Arr,ved.J ship Gla-
WlscAssIT, April lO.-Salled, schr. COrens,
PHILADsLPHIA. April ls.-Cleared, schrs. The
resa c.. Smith. Wilmington. N. G. Aoril. l6-Ar-
rived, steamers City Of Richmond. Mitchell. Rich
mond. On saturday night last. whom of Cape
Henlcpen, broke main shaft. which caused to be
towed up by tug AMerica; J. Jerome, Jerome,
Ale Xandra.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. April 6.-Arrived, schrs. w.
W. Burns, Redish, Richmond.
BAIT MORE. April 16.-Arrved. Echrs. Three
Brothers. Eizey, Wilmington. N. c.; Zenovia
!" SHY Martha wh,tmore. Of Richmond. from Mo-
bile. FOR Havrs: days out, was spoken 9TH lnst.'
LAT. q -. Ion. s. Is.
CHARLESTON April l5.-Arrived schr. Golden
NORFoLx. April 15.-Arrived, schrs. Mary
Clarke. Howard. Richmond. IEht; Friendship.
APPRECIATE. Alexandria. April l6-Arrived, schr.
Othen Rocks, Cox, Petersburg.
BY TEL IGRAPH.1
NEW YORK, April H-NoOn.-The steamship
Roanoke, from Richmond, il now coming up the
bay.
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MORMON MoNKY.-David A. Burr, WIN has
RECENTLY returned from Utah, in a lecture, has
refuted the statement of Mr.. Hooper, the dele.
gate from the Territory, that the Mormons
have no coinage of their own, and exhibited
some of their money which the authorities
have forced into circulation to show that 1t Is
thirty per centum below The national stand
1p1{
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nmnn

,,i g .:si: ~ Y.j fzs;is'sEf III EEb ) ia;Ij ,:s. :::s' q
The f1ends - acaasiatances = Tho family. and
'of. I. ". RsdSurd. ARE iNvited tC etsspd he! 1oue-
= Afternoon. g SX o'elock. vitaeus further no
On Saturday morning, H. 1lth tnst.. a the resi-
Mrs: ANN ". NUCKOLS. cOasost Of Wm. II.
Nuck0ls, in the 4sth year Of hea! age, Uhe teavee
this life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-18

VIRGINIA JUDICIAL ELHCTIoN.-Fourteen
Judges are to be elected in the State of vlr-
Einia ON the 4th Thursday of May next. The
whole number of Circuits and Circuit Judges
In the State is twenty-one; 90 that elections
will be held this year in all but seven. The
Circuit Judges are elected for eight years, and
are required to be At least thirty years of age
Besides these, we have i've judges Of the
Court OF Appeals, who are elected for twelve
years, and who must be at least thirty-five
years Did
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IA Prepare for Hot Weather!
REFRIGERATORS.

hEF IOMOe
REFRIGERATOk8.
The subscriber has been appointed bv the manu-
facturers, Messrs. Z. &. Faryen i Co., Sole Agents,
in Main street, for the sale of their unrivalled :
DR.. KANE REFRIGERATORS!
WITH THE WATERMAN PATENT vENTILArORs.
All others bearing that name are not genuine. and
purchasers will please be careful to examine them
Before buying. Also, the celebrated
LAkRABEE kEFR ORATORS,
which have now been before the public for the last
eight years. II
The above Refrieerators are not exceiled in the
country for ali tho requisites to he found in q good
article, and persons in want will please call and
compare, before purchasing elsewhere
THOS. A. BULkLEY. Isl Main IT.,
ap l2-6hf ID door above Dispatch Office.
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QUICK TRIP.-The steamship Yorktown on
her last trip from New York for Richmond,
reached Norfolk from New York in tmen.y-one
hours. She left one port at p. M. on Satur-
day and was anchoreda at her wharf in the 9TH
or at 1 p. M. ON Sunday.
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IA DEhFNEss! DEAFNESS! DEaFSEss!-Dr
EkLlSG, The celebrated Aurist. will. on his way
stay Tor a few days In Richmond to fulfill appoint,
nents. and any one wishing TO consult him. siIou'd
make an in mediate appointment by letter, al
dressed 70 i'r- EALING. 1873 Main street, above the
rost-OHice Richmond, Va.
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LIFE S~RNrENCE.-John Ciawson, indicted in
the Court of Common Pleas, in Cincinnati,
Ohio, for the murder OF r. I. MahOne, was, Oh
Tuesday last, convicted of murder in the Sec
oud degree, and sentenced to Imprisonment
for life In the Penitentiary.
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SAD SToRY.-A eautiful but silly girl, of16
to 10 years, daughter Of a widow of Rockford.
H.. advertised for a husband in the paper for
the romance Of the thing, and was caught and
seduced by n Pixies Peak gambler named Nm.
Moore. She started in company with him for
Pixies Peal, and now has been found MUIR
dered on the way at Ottumwa, Iowa.
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BARN BURNT BY LIGurNlNG.-On Sunday
night last, during a thunder storm, the barn
OF David Tuckwiller. near LeWisburg, Va,
was struck by lightning, took fire aud burned
down. Loss about SlOUU, including the barn,
grain aud other property in it.
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PORT OF RIcaMOND. APRIL II
High was., tai, day (wednesdsy, ax ss'os


s.A~Z ARRIVED.
Brig Ada, (Br.) Gresnhow, Halifax, N. g., FISH,
Echr. John Lswkin, McCowny Eastern Shore,
-slooI New. Packet, Gray. Smith6sld; heeon'
WOm6ie & Claborne. corn, Selden i Miller.
Schr: Manchester, Nelson, New xofs' Hoss'' ~
b w. Cusrle.
schr. Martha, sidley. Fredericksburg, corn and
Schr. Sarah wexford, Harris, North Carolina,
lumber. James Stevenson:
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, N. T., mdze. and
passengers. Ludlam l. Watson. r
Steamer Geo. Pssbcdy, Pritehard, Baltimore
mdZe. and passengers, DID, ". Curric.,
Schr. John Alexander. GRAFTON. Baltimore,
mdze., W. D. COlquitt T. Co.
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TELEGEAPHIC.-The Canadian Parliament
has gran ted a subsidy of $i0,DUO per auuum to
any ompan who viii; lay down ii successful
telegraph line from the easterly end OF tie
present line to Farther Point.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Palmer, the man
arrested some weeks ago, charged with the
murder Of u pedlar, in Shamong, township,
Burlington county. N. j., about nine years
pal witness against him IL his own son., = lad
about thir teen years Of age.
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aHr -A 0UWb0C88 y AV0HV049e
-. Why is it that 20 many efforts to sustain
Southern literary periodicals have proved
unsuccessful The Southern Quarterly Re.
ris,e. one OF the ablest periodicals In the coun.
try, went down In the hands Of TRoRNwELL
one of the frst intsllects and one Of the ablest
writers in America. That brilliant and spark
ling star OF genius, RUssKLL,s Magazi xs, has
also disappeared from the horizon. In the
mean time, Harpe,, and the literary weeklies Of
TIE North, have an extensive circulation in
all the Southern States. We do not mean to
deay The merit and attractiveness Of some Of
these publications, but many OF them are the
yeriest trash, intellectually and morally. II
Il magazine or a review II too heavy an under
taAins for Southern enterprise, why may not
Southern capital, talent and energy, establish
il Richmond. for example, q Southern weekly
WHICH sball supercede the weekly periodicals
Oh The North! Tie success Of such an effort
is more important than that OF q magazine
because the latter has comparatively few read
ers. whist a popuiar weekly goes into the
hands and affect the tastes and ideas Of the
miIttu.e.s 4sxsaxss e4sr
The Ola Dominion, the Mother of States
ard Statesmen, cusht TO lead the way in an
effort tor lie literary, as she once Gid for the
poli'icai. iaaepe adence OF the Southern peo-
pie aFs t t4N9i
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NEW IoEk BANK nETURNs.-The last week
~ statement OF the New York city Banks
shows All increase Of s. ,U27 900 in specie; ST.
35J, 0GG III deposits, and IL decrease of SOS. ,UUt
ia loa rs, aud Ssh 900 i'll circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-18

DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.-The Rev. Horace
Hall Reid, formerly rector of the Protestant
Episcopal Church At MiilburI M was III.
stantly killed, on the night of the 10th OF
March, by falling over the balusters at the
Hotel de- Ia Couronne, in Geneva, Switzer-
land.
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Dun RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.-It is stated
that the Hon. VIM. Preston, ambassador t.
Spain, returned by the Asia, and has proceeded
to Washington, negotiated a treaty with the
Queens Government WI ereby all the ques.
lions hitherto in issue between the two Ma
tons are adjusted, and the most amiable rela.
tons re-established.
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STEALING FROM AN EDIToE.-A fellow was
convieted and sentenced to the penitentiary
for three years, in Mississippi, last week, for
stealing u hat FROM the editor OF the Democratic
Star.
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ANOTHER LONG TEAIN.-A train of twenty
cars reached Petersburg over the Norfolk and
Of these cars were filled with through freight"
for the West.
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FIRE AT GRAND RAPIDS. Visa fire oc.
Cured at Grand Rapids, Wis, Monday night,
which destroyed nine stores and shops on
Canal street. two dwellings, Que warehouse,
three barns on Kent street, and one dwelling
on Spring street-all wooden buildings. Loss
SIS, OOU, insured for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-18

FIRE I THE DISMAL SwAMP.-The fire il
the Dismal Swamp is still raging furiously il
some places, and the light and smoke are visi
BILE from Norfolk. The flames nearly reached
the track Of the Norfolk and Petersburg Road
and at one time the cars passed through tn
dense clouds Of smoke with difficulty Grea
e~xertions were required to prevent one or tw,
dwellings from being consumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-18
PERSONAL.

0NE hUNDR Ed DOLLARS REWARD
~ For the detection of the Pup that harked at nae
through the New York Police Gazette; and / also
iOrewaTn the public to BEWARE Of his stock, for he
must 10 one Of the lowest Ours.
HAGAN'S JOHN. Creek Nation,
~ 16-St 18th street.