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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-23

A sa remedy for Bruises, Cuts, Burns and
=. seAlas, the olyoeroe Of Arnica is sunrivailed--
~, ~ more thAn tnree timeh the strength OF Tine
.uIs o. Arnioai and causes neither pain nor sufrn
ing 10 ita application. Prepared by
Jan1O J.-WsDIkTRfCH "A n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-23
F o ND AT LAST.

WHY NOT IMPROVE MACHINES
-, ior WomAn's comfort and benefit, as wen AZ
psn1 spsn 90 much time and money for apparatus 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

-. that - '%5f3G q sspfoask SNih which
t1e kousekeepeS - 60 nsHlo4 died away on
, sss ..sI = 2: A "a r u an
ss:sE 6sl.sss AZ: X sf e. ssSa XIV. es
4 erpsehs1 3nte . DARK eorase " sAe neeaa.
!. a:ssw .sss.rss xsss:: ~ - 49,
tsr,s tnssPf M ase knew nat thes Vs. tass&
HeS 1ss6 beu6oe1 aeteos my 6sces Ard kteeeQ
It asft pabsed (. ana Tor one brief nagWenf a.
and his q Iii 81 her that may know. Sad.
il Is not . sAnd pet che % mp ewn-peepie
may cay what they will, bat shs 10 ny lowA
Oaffy, my own daughter ehe used to call me
pow may ~. neither touch her S kiss her, nor
even speak to hsr. Sad again, IL it not : Oh
yes, / know allabout it, being my own fault;
but 10 that any comfort to met Don't b
fore her, and shut out the happiness Of her life
i have touch of my old pride yet. But want
you TO feel how sad It il that may mot speak to
my own darling. 1t has come into my head,
Jane Parish, that there 10 ono thih6 that you
can do for ms--one little kindness you can do
10 a poor wretched woman, once your mis-
tress, now besgnr before You. Procure me
lock Of my darlinG's hair. VIII You ~
81 will; yOu may trust me. s-s ~
"Then let ne 20; my business here 10 DONE
I will meet yon tomorrow evening In the
street and after that y0u shall zee me NO more.
dare not come here again II did should
w my S0A nsV0% anu s'AAA NV az ~
die" s,a5.f.Z s-es,fe7S gNaEsbefs4zf
Parish opened the door.
"Dear ones, tareweu !" mormuTeo tne I'm.
happy woman ! ana passing out was iost 20
view. g. $50,
Captain Laurd fingered on lor some time al
ter this, apparently neither better nor worse
than before; but one morntne, wnen faiisn
entered MS room, sne loano tnat oreao visltor
mad been there IN the nlgnt ana tnat In silence
ard darkness her master mad departed win
him. -
Wnen the nfst Durst OF kriei was ovors anu
the necessity Of immediate action made Itself
felt, Parish teiegiaphod tor wexford, VINO was
not long In answering the summons ano 81
the onerous duties which must be performed
at such a time ne TOOK upon nimeeiI. Inc
events OF the next rev DAYS neea NOT % dWelt
on here. IL was nnaiiy arfangeo tnat CaroAnes
accompanied oy farisn, snoold go sno xesido
win maioon aunt In OoTuysuiFo : rum lug
wreck OF the captain's properly was saveo
sumeient 10 enakie tnem DOM 70 HVel In Mooest
independence. 80,
whatever neeting clonds had II one Time IN,
terposed between Caroline and Weiiord. naa
now vanisnea forever. Iney coaia noe speas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

How LADY CANvAssED IN lRELANDs-A
correspondent of the Waterford Mail gives
the following anecdote of the late election for
Glare:
/. The contest turned wholly upon personal
popularity, and Calcutt, who is farmer-lke.
Jolly Irish entleman, was better calculated to
win upon the people than the fashionable
young captain of crack corps. His wife, TOO,
would make the fortune Of any candidate. A
fine, dashing woman, she rode about the coun-
try in the carriage with her husband in his
canvassing expeditions; and, when he was
one day in public house, seeing parish
committee. and she was outside in the bd-
rouch, awaiting his return, the frieze coats
gathered round the vehicle, and giving three
cheers "for her honor" called upon her to
make a speech. Prompt us lightning, she re-
piled, IL won't trouble You, my friends, with
my oratory, but I'll sing yon song, which
an Irishman, with music in his soul. would
any day prefer to a speech - and with that, in
a clear and pleasant voice, she struck up "I1et
Erin Remember, - and followed the ditty with
several other melodies of Tommy Moore. A
person who witnessed the scene assured me
there was nothing incongruous about it; the
lady sung her best, and entered into the spirit
of her song, and the frieze coats listened en-
tranced. From that moment forth, during the
canvass, she never appeared in public without
having to sing song.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

EXTRAORDINARY EsCAPHs FROM DRATH. =
During Q storm ~ Bloomfield, N. J on the
2Oth inst, the lightning struck the Metn0dlst
Episcopal church at bloomfield ana ran down
the gutter The ladies Of the church were
holding an ice cream and strawberry testlval
in tents, ON q vacant space adjoining the
church, and one Of them was erected immedi-
ately adjacent TO the bnilding: A. the water
from the gutter ran against the tent Joseph
Osborn took hold 81 the gutter TO alter it, di-
rection, Just At the mozneat that the electric
fuid struck it, The lightning went into the
top OF his shoulder, passed down his left arm
and leg and out Of his foot to the ground. The
skin was torn OF, and sound hole. about the
size of small bullet, was left In the bottom
of the foot. His leg was completely hlacken-
ed His clothing was nearly all torn on, and
10 was Of course rendered nearly in:ensible, =
Mr.. Osborn was taken home, and this morn.
ing IL better add, will probably recover. His
escape from death u remarkable. MI. Samuel
Carl, who was about assisting Nj. q. In liking
the gutter but had not touched 1t wa burned
on The arm and STAMPED. Most Of the persons
present were stuaned, end some at them
knocked down, bpt only Mr.. @. received Sc
rious Jujury. Daring thuadef shower mar
Ltytneet0n. the LGhtntng atTuek house, de-
csndsd through . room and passed dowE q
young mans psFson tAertng 90 Ais boots, and
then went tntO the earfh, Without seriously
AuJutluG 0lm. IS atss ,sssssssHs ksss sszsN
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q. 0ieed Fesa! BLEED Fssd s..We have
varied FEELINGS in readIas the 1dverttsemens 81
Or. DnONsoNss BLoep FooD, ii another cOlann
bat re, think srati6easion spfedewnee es ior,
ing forward: ewes ~ appearance, andeI the 80
Gag a. suecks-that IL, b. resortils e ad,erennE.
yet take sstistaeton also in knowing that there
il now reliable preparation before tho people foE
that most melancholy and fatal disease OnsumD-
tion. and other organic complaints.
Z DR. BRoNsON il q lecturer in 0uT Medical Col
leges and his success in his speciality has been e
wonderful that he has c0Esenteds at Variance with
the prejudices Of eysry regular practitioner. e
make IT knovn a. he y doing, for the benefit Of
He has secured Tor agents. however. . frm whose
from all tinge Of, auackery. Measrs. CHUEcH Z
DUpONr are his sole managers. ~ they are also tor
that most invsluable Of pre- partitions. pr. EAToSa
lNYANTILK CORDIAL. II mothers could know the
great care taken in putting mp this articls-some
ides q Which they can form BY oonHsIison Of +
prefer i to ANYTHING that has ever ben ons!ed
ing, We would not hesltate to adminster this pre-
paration,. knovins. that ,uch careful drassista
s4tly :sfs end GSys R;sho,d
Va. and by DruGglsts generally. jeA-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

SUFFERERS,
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBlLITATED PRO-
! - = sFESSIONAL MEN.
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH RESToR-
o''o' iNViGORATOR!
We offer it to all classes.lt may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such mass Of testimony.
HEAK-HEAk
@ THE REV. B. F. BROOKE.
$3.50 BALTIMORE, Feb. n, 1850.
M; IS. Mefft;s M1s5sR r1ncruRE h..
The effect has had on my throat disease has been
recommend it. Yours s1EYly, p,oo.,
Pastor Of tho Eutaw NJ. +. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR. ssf ,aa
" Al an invlgOratOr and restorative, whore gen
all the Cordials before the public 90 e.,e for Dys
ali diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels. It has beeu
truly successful to the single and married We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
"" FE MALES AND cHILDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
~ Call and got Pamphlets and see cures.
Eoid BY PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond !;
BY DR.. COOKE, .FrederickeburE: By Ell the Drug
:ists in Petersburg: BY MORTIMER L NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. q per bottle six bottles,
0E. my 8-d&owts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

E..yA,A.1ss{5 49, o3,sss K.s.,.:...--
he Japessse arr ptsssriae tosstavs for home.
FArt Of tAsffaaeop haesaaroaAy essa pAced
OF thAla - Nid1As4y NAisA WIN bssssay -
'siil alont ne ~ d Jsly. And " ~ lsst g
Hepssnhse 80 he Emhassy AoWn saasaJ q
sJsdde. Her cGhina Aavs hssn Astse ~ Win
OtIsataa sspilnAor 1or he -asconnoaanes %
ne ArnhaSsa1ess and Their reaere. "
TAussdAy lasA Mr.. James Osfdea 1s. =.
lie New York HerAid, Cve saem : losp''0n
OF ~ white batsea'' osdsr. Aas n - =
ssys.a ~ - - s...4.....,. - !.
'Ata quarter before two The ssssts tSok me
49,. "a Tor them BY their entertainer, ana
ppss",Sd Warrington Aeights about half-past
80 On arriving ~ the depot, carriages were
- waiting 70 receive the gnesu. upon sacn
sioss he road, mosnted peiicsmsn were st..
toned. On entering tAs house, the guest:
proceeded through the grounds and nowered
walks, under trtumphal arch, to the main
eatFance. AT this entrance valet In white
iiverv And tor boots was stationed, who show
81 tSe guests 70 the hat and cloak rooms.-
Passtue ffem the dressing rooms the guests
were ushered by Wallets stationed ~ intervels
who announcsd the gue:ts 70 each other a.
Monsiepr or Madame, whoever 1t might BE-,
until they arrived at the back parior, In wnica
stood MT and Mrs. James Gordon Bennett-
For the epecial bouent OF the la0y re0oeIss
description Of Mrs. Bennetts attire for this
grand occasion Is here given - near ~ possible:
The skirt of her dress was Of looped illusion,
with handsome silk undersktrt, ABOVE
which was an elegant waist Of white satin.
The hair was in baudaux, rolled at the back
aud fastened with loops, which rested upon
magnificent diamond crossed dagger. Around
the neck was splendid pearl necklace. which
showed. by the contrast, the diamonds on the
laiyb dress to greater advantage. Mrs. Ben
nett had nearly SlO0, 200 Of diamonds and jew
elry ON her person. The gueets saiuted their
en- tertainers and then passed into the front
parior, which was elegantly decorated with
natural flowers. On q marble table In this
room there was q large bouquet, about three
feet in height, and composed OF some OF the
rarest floral gems TO be found in the country.
MANY Of the guests iounged aboat the rooms
or among the grounds, from which was fine
view of the Hudson. In front Of the house,
the celebrated yacht Rebecca was moored,
gaily decorated with flags. Others amused
themselves by listening to the music OF the
bands, which played alternately. In front OF
the house the Navy-Yard band was stationed.
On the right of the house Dodworth's band
lent harmony to the scene, while to the left
the Academy of Music band played lively
tunes for the admirers Of 1.-THE light fantastic
toe.'' 7Afs .F+ F"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

DISASTERS ON THE WESTERN WATERs.-Ac-
cording to the Louisville Courier's statistics,
the list Of disasters on the Western waters
since the incoming Of the present year, has
already assumed terrible proportions. During
the time, only Ave months, upwards OF one
hundred lives have been lost, one million and
a half dollars lost three serious explosions
occurred, forty -four boats have been snagged,
seventeen burnt five lost and injured by col.
lision, twenty steamboats, lost or crippled in
storms, and one hundred and nineteen barges,
coal. boats and other fiat-boats lost by storm.
The number of serious accidents sums up to
two hundred and twenty-One. 3 .a~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25
LONG ISLAND RAcEs.-On Thursday last

over the Fashion course, the first race was for
q purse of 800, three mile heats. 1t was won
bv Lloyd's "Throgsneck.' over Irona. who was
drawn after the first heat.-Time 619. The
second race was for purse OF $500. best In 5,
mile heats 1t was won by Doswell's Rosa
Bonheur, +" over Pauline and Starbeam.-Time
i:5e-l:59k -2:00H. On Friday, the last day.
the mile and a half dash, New York Hotel
Handicap was won by Prophet, over Trova-
tore Time-25Oh. The second race, four
mile poststake, was won by Nicholas l., beat
ing Throgsneck. Time-s:l5-7:54-e:O7. The
third race, for $500, two mile heats, for horses
beaten during the meeting, was won by Pur-
years Bourbon, beating Irona, in 3:50k-349X
-25lk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

i - natnre ~ She Great khys3elesk ..This
q nov adntsfG4 81 - Rediqals Dsosesedasae. .
e l nsslss ssssses siss
i . = i r; saIs,ssI :y:
fore, 70 70 strsnetksn the. natural DoveU. = rs
hss 6esn tsHs il ylSx p ths sei!lfa! co@IC1ndsrs
rate to gfv6 fresh vitality ~ Gil the ofgaus Of the
body: The effect Of this medicine upon the stom-
cisive. The patient who IL wise enough to quit
drugging, and Try che Bit!efs. soon teais q u he
the use Oh tho articIe ho 10 oveTjoyed 10 fad the
streams Of health oouvsing through his frame. Let
all from whose cheeh the bloom has 6epAftc0s give
Dr. ]. Upseetter's Celebrated 0ittor1 . trial.
where. - = - - = : E5Gg = lfi~ 70 film
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

"a Copper Lightning Rod
We are now prepared to put up, in town and
Of q broad twisted piece of heavy SH EFT COP
PER, presenting 9 large amount Of condacting
surface. This Rod does not CURRODE. and 10
very durable. Please call and examine sample,
and certificates from the most scientific and busi-
ness men of this State.
CHARLES D. YALE L CO.,
nv 30-lm Iron Block. Governor Ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

MORE FlLLIBUsrERIsN IN CENTRAL ANH-
RIoA.--Ths New Orleans Picayune, Of the
10Th, Gays: " BY way Of Vera Cruz, We have
adviees from ChiOpas, the extreme southern
state of Mexico. to th4 effect that another H.
libuster expedition for its invasion was organ
ixing in the neighboring Republic Of Guate.
mala. It is charged that i: has the personal
encouragement and support Of President Car
reras. whose ultimate object IL the permanent
occupation OF the State and its annexation to
Guatemala.
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"a. Southern Savings HANK

nA Southern Savings Bank-
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.
OFFICE, IT'S MAIN STREET.
Money received on deposit at the. rate OF si1 PEI
cent. per annum. on all sums remaining over SIX
months and at i &c per cent. on such as are drawn
out before the expiration of six months.
DIRECTORS:
JB. Watkins, Pres't, r. C. Howe,
p. Moore, Geo l. Herring,
Vim. Ira smith, IF. kegnauit,
J. H. F. Mayo, w. A. jenkins, Sec'ry,
/, P. p. Price, Treasurer.
Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued BY the
Treasurer, P. b. PRICE. Ofce at VIM. Har-
grave Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. my W-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

OUTRAGE IN PALMYRA, N. Y.-Recently,
two ruffians entered the house Of . Mr.. Ca
prou, and demanded Of the servant girl some
thing to eat. which she refused. They then
seized her and tearing OF her apron made
rose Of 1t, and conveying her to the cellar,
hung her 10 beam. Aft0r they had LEFT. the
rooe broke, and the girl was found BY the
family In an insensible state. One Of the ruf.
Mans has been arrested and ideattned BY the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25
~ More New Geods.

h More New Geods.
AK. PARKER & 90.
Have Just received new and beautiful assort-
ment Of LADIES' DRESS GQODS,in
Rich Berege Anglais RORES;
Rich Chintz Berese ANGLAtS;
( PLAIN Berege ANGLAlS;
Rich Chintx ORGAND DIES;
Grey. MQHAiRA Plaid MoHAIR; EN-
POPLINS and POPLINETS;
GG AssHso NNAkhTssN and lawns. Co., 10.
All Of which we viii sell very low. my 1-to
..n- The Great Virginia Remedy, and Ne
HUMnuG.-PETERH' 1NEALLIBLE REMEDY
FOR GONNORRHlEE AND ALL SECRET DIS
ing no Meroural or Balsamic properties, exoes
every thing heretofore offered the puplic, in Its GU
ratlve. restorative and ren0vAtlng powers; and
the medical world are astOnished when told that
the above remedy Will cure the above diseases, and
COMPOUNDED when they have ocular oemonstrs-
knsvn of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of case of twenty years standing to BE-
restored to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter daratiOn to BE- restored, without . single
exception. ard therefore challenges any case Of
Gonorrhea which the remedy will not cure. PRO-
on the part Of the patient; and any one
half dozen bottles, and using accordingiy, in biz
or her case. he guarantees . perfect cure; and 10
case Of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
agents; and q cure will bs elected without moon
'f soa s. K tfi puPy No. m Broad
gists, agents for the city of Richmond.
NH 16-d6M$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

~ Leeches! Leeches!! Leeches!!!-I
have inst received, bx ADAM Expfeas, lot Of
large size. which wall DO applied upon the most
reasonable terms
tended to- can he found at all hours Of the day ct
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the AmeIi.
can Hotel, (sntranCe on llth street. and at night
at the corner Of Leigh and 10th streets.
- I0L-n s1E N r. G. HOBSON.
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FEARFUL RxcoRp.-The London Times. o

FEARFUL RRCoRD.-The London Times, of
the 5th of June, says on this matter:
1.-THE Wreck Register of the year will be .
shocking one. We can hardly ven .ure on cal
culating the statistics of desolation which will
be published next October, but it will be sur
yond all precedent. It is said that about 300
vessels have been lost since Monday week, and
that the sacrifice Of life Is in proportion to
that Of property" "a 2" "sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

- Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numeI-
Gus fe9llies yAS hsye heretofore used Dr.. >. 8.
.S:s NTH q: 3ss va
0ersons have clrcuIatsd an imitation. The Doctor
has been conDelled p change the wrapper. Which
ie 70 over the cork Of every bottle ofths gsnaine
Medicines, % that TIE pablo eaA again obtain
81. J. ! ft19sE'y ttso0us4 SYRUP. for coughs
f. 81 ssSss:
1ss;Ae. o. bruises, and the DYsPEPFl0 CON-
FOUND fqe dysPepeia and liver oonDlaint8. ssi
~ Y Rnfii'i !: WAN zais -
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IA Judge Net According - Appearancs--
But HE sehsible men. test the products of year
neighbors and ftiends. and then, if net wo1tAls
PREMIUM BIITERS We recommend thsn =
suIssior 20 I'll Noftaern remedies for Dysyepsie
And Indigestion. and IL, up0n trial, they do rot
prove their superiofisy, tAeN No cay discard then.
A. = tcnic, DAypiclaas Of the highest standing
sEeak q taem I'll Ssfonfs:e sesms o. SIssss =
Sss tls siI 81 49, e
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SAVINGS BANKS.

.SAVINGN BA ~
Chartered by tbs Lesislatxrs Of Va.
CAPlTAL-e l0Q 90,
MON received on deposit in sumo OF Il
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest 1t the
rate of SIX per centum Per annuIn y paid Tor sums
RODS, int rest at tho rats Of 5 per censum.
The whole joint stock bound Tor the de posts.
Deposits RECEIVED and certificates issued y re
spence, corner Of Main and Governor sssests.
Riohun0nd. Va gF 8a-s
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n White sulphur Water ~e-
From THE
r.. WHITE sULPHUa SPRINGS, :,

BOTTLED THE sPRINSs.
The Company have made great Improvements in
bOttling. and the transperted water 10 nov - per-
feet a. when taken from it, source. Address Ill
orders 70 PURCELL, -LADD 4 CO.
General Agents for tho y. 6tatel,
- A4-om HiohfhOnd. VI.
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M 1NKL1N 1AVlNH1 BANK

CrKANKLlN NAVlN6D BANK.
+, assiegsd ~ tAs! lLsssstsssss 4 y,s,sTissi =,
which an interest of six per cent. per annum VIII
b paid on AZ sums rsmsininE ien.sr ,, snsn "A
Deposits received 1t the Bsnt1nE OGeS Of Messrs.
= = = WM. cuRRIE. Psssidess.
WIN. l.. HILL, Secretary.
B. II. DMiTH, JR., CasAsss.
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LIFE m9URANCD, &c.


INSURANCE.. = The LYNCHBUaG FIRE.
PANY IL prepared 70 assume Fire, Life (Slavel
and Marine risks for the citizens of Richmond and
it's terms, IN all the branches named, are ,cOin-
modating, and settlements OF losses will DO
prompt and satisfactory.
Slaves insured for tho term of four years with
out re- examination. IA
Its Directors and Ofhcers are well and tavOraDy
known business men.
DIRECTORS:
Samuel McCOrkie, firm of McCOrke l. Co. -'
A. H Rucker COMMISSION Merchant.
II. o. ScnOol6eld, firm Of Schoo6en Thurman
John 8. Langhorne, hrm OF Langhorne 4 Scott,
Millers.
j. F. Slaughter, firm of Garland. Slaughter 4 Co.
2. w. Burton. TOBACCO Menufaet3rer.,
JOHN D. LANGHORNE, President.
l. d. it CASH a' cclHSPfffAL x1oo, 900.
Applications received a. the ofice Of the Viz
ginie Fire and Marine Insurance Company, No.
Isl Main street. WIN. WILLIE. JA., Agent.
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A HUSBAND TaRowINa VI1RloL on HE
WI1B.-An actor In New York, named Wa.
Eastern Gard, who has been i'll for some time.
threw vial Of yitrtol In the ace Of his wife,
) pretty actress, ON Friday last. She had lett
hin bacaase 10 was sick, and he had bseR t.
kea Into AospitaL Upon recovery, hs took
fhisimethod 10 destroy her beauty. Her face
and neck wore shockingly disngured
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Oxysue-TA1ty Dollars Fiss.-Sorne are not
aware that the law impesa line Of thirty
dollars 70 - collected In the United 0tstes
Coufts, with costs, for refusing to ansWsr any
of tie ieGnl Quostiona - - asked BY the mar.
Sholo WAo tAhe The eoaeus. We zee that three
eute1 have hdon onta3ed In aCkncinnatt 70 col.
beke 49, for eaca 1elusolo. s89sa s. ~ s'isl
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TME x!M@ MA tlFE lN9UeANCH
ness, and the atssntion Of he ra6is i sarnssfiy
called to tina importance Of its objects. This Com,
yany, under it, charter, divides seven eixhtha o.
its profits every three Year,, among the policy
holders, thereby giving tho a1gured the advaa-
taxes Of the mutual system, With the plsdFe q .
security that itD Stockholders have permanent
moneyed interest in oon6uctirg it, aaai1s With
prudenc0 and ecOaomy. :.
The Chatter requires one-half Of the Capital
Stock and EarnfnGs 70 be invested in Bond sud
T6s chief object Of ths Convssy il 70 al y NJ
tniniug q hone the imWeneo amount Of money
Which goes snnnsilT from our es1fe for Lifts Hsf::
NUNS 10 Northern Com anies. Th9t money Viii
. loaned 70 c9serpers iet 2 term q yssn' = y
EndOWmonse and Annuitlee granted. ktao an4
torn Policies is0uod - - 10y rates ~ oeAer eooe
tofn of yoAroe ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

COAL, Coxn. WOOD, 20.
CV sSr.: ns a ssp ciCSER HILL 81 axit COAL.
a the hest slallty at o. "a eaas A9o, ~ Ctv,
thS Msrtaf ,r,ees. : - n b. WHITING,
h iESm Near the Petersburg Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

THE EXPENSES OF GOvERNMkNT.-The fol-
lowing are the appropriation bills which have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

oAM'L p. HAYES & SON.
ANTHRACITE COAL-Rsd and W bite Asa
CLQyyEEiRs4 H II. ts,o., - .@1ts. g 81
Also, a full supDly Of OAK and PINE WUOO %
hand. l0th street. 9outh side Of sho D0ck.
N. B.-Anthfacits Coal cold BY weight.
3sn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

NTOTlCE.-The term OF O-partnershlp Of
IN PULLIAM BELTS having expired, by
agreement: this day, the same business OF selling
IN ssiOn only, will be continued by Us, at THE OLD
STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respect
friends and the public generally. and BY industry
and perseverance, hope to merit the liberal patSon-
age heretofore extended to ~.