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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23

Tg,iIE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued hy the
dersicd, the old stand No. 2i Main Street where lie
Will be pleased receive continuance of The very liberal pa
truiagr upon the late assuring all vino may
cn HAT very will he given render satisfaction In style
81 Pictures, of charges, &c.
huye for the o. CRY DoUBIE THREAD
rH srrru Srwt<a Ii homs. flls tuck gathers
and cmroers and does nil the work of the best $25 Machines
ia far more simple less complicated than any other Ma
Chine and ia the low prices OF SiU and go Best
Cabinet Machine sI5. lie has the Patent Adjustable Hemucr
n,,uuactur expressly Quaker C. Machine. The only
one thai hens widths and thickness. From the large num-
br by s. Tanner Co., whc acting agents. and the
,rnrrn satisfaction the Machines have given the under
sirue hesitation in recommending them rs the best
nnw in use Call md examine them y. = TANNER.
Its No. IA Main street. j.lhchbnfE, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23

WY l<pI,NiANs ARE CALLED lloosIERs.Tho
Row Aaron Wood recently delivered course Of
lectures in Greencastle "Tho lnwrtten His
tory Of Indiana, in the course Of which he stated
the origin of the word lIooser Ms followE
Louisville was n great re'St Tor tho Indiana
folks and very frequently rows would occur. Tho
Kentucky bullies would swear they were "haf
boss, half alligator and the balance snappin'.tur
tie Ga certain occasion n Mr.. Short who had
heard old Col Lomonnsky lecuroNn ithe war Of
Napoleon. in which he related tho battles Of the
Co,snek and lIussars, (thc Col pronounce il Hoo
SARA WAS in Louisville and go, into muss when
lie jumped up aud swore he was lloosar: since
since which time we hnvc been called Hoosers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
kf No. 81 lkriIgC Street.


TEN1E subscriber takes THIS opportunity o returning thanks To-
hi, friends patrons. aud would inform thm that he has
Just returned from The With The largest aud most
complete sotA of
Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c,
that has hcen h pleasure to offer, and would invite their
particular attention Ia his stock q:
BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS,
In which hc clcs competition i'll quality c"apn..s
I ~ Give call DAVID LAW
2~.dly No. y; liriig, street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23
OIoMoN <. MI SSER,
No. IA9 Main street.
VVpJOT,EShI,E AND RETAII, GROCERY

SOLOMON &. NIU SSIIR,
No. iL9 Main street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY.
W Dry Goops, IIQl'oi:- a., consisting 10 lar' Il
,aria,4 grades agnra, Rio lava and Mocha c.a, sperm,
Almannt nnd iaow Candies, Brown and Fancy Sa., "l
si s " n . r % 'n, nsm si, gn nm , la ;a ~ p ny
inp,.r 10 Herring No md ) Macblry, Oh ta;ntn
cral assortment Of STAPLE Dry Goods such w.
Lurg l"~n and hl'nrIe stirling, Linen, ln, Sh'ti"c,
l,y Negro Goods single aud doui" width kcnna ~ o<r1
Icns, N with large assortment Of Nogr" sh h"n man
Tulacco manufacturers ani find it their
10 cll md examine our stock %c, Nc. to which thy
generally. Oct. 2a-dl-
n, STOLEN, from my farm near Io~nr',,iir, "n
TSSS "Wednesday OF last week. GREY lol>t. rhn.r"r
AH four !ears Old medium size. lwen'! d9lar, reward
will BE- given "f the apprehension oi the hir and ii'alrc-
sept l6-iIs , scoltsvllc. Alhcmorlc, Va.
ATTENTION, LADIES.
Hoor skiEfsi llooP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED, lust
II orENEb-;l". opcne' large assortment. 10 he soi
to he sold al reduction of thirty per Please call and
dec l2,lts JOHN ABEAlrANs.
hhOrses for sale.
WE six good saddle aud Work HORSES Tor salt.
""' '''' ''''' WIN iF''i TRANkhl> fsS ' co
Va oUL CAEDl XG-Om cards are now in perfect ori,r
w having been newly hle thoroughly repaired aud
prepared to do AIDING in the best The
shortest notice We have secured the services of Mr. t"ilMAs
Jo>Es :" Nelson County tadcr great cSperrnce VII"
Ighi recommended tarlcr. pu
GonD ROLLS send in your Wool early and will
card all as it in, without any We
determined Ia pains to please those who Iaron
iZu We Will Noo and deliver Iuls
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls sale aud EX
change Tor Wool.
Tho II chest Price paid for delivered at
mil. quay lf-dtsl NOW LIN q MI REElI
Sparkling Gelatine.
FEW Grocc Boxes spark sg G"laine for making Jelly
N Bnnc Mango, &c, &c also, Coopas sheet aud shred
Gclane, for sale by JOHN IL. stAf.
drci Druggist.
NEW GOODS.
trading in Il lnclburg, that prepared in sill
them GOODS rs reasonable terms they can find in III"
Ny stock of DunHsics is and selected with
have also iAnd large lot Of Biankcts Hats, shoes
sell ow'or short time prompt customers.
ocl s-ers ALEX. KINNIEE.
NLIyE oll.s?oo prime choice Oils for sale by
Oaug l4-,s EDMOND, DAVENPORT N 60. Richmond
W0OLEN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES
SUITABLE TO THE SEASON,
just rccei,e ed and for sale Fol. CASH.
dec l,-lihs JNo J. PUhVIs Agent.
- Salt, just received and fer sale by
dec LEE ROOKIE 90 .
CheeSei CheeSc!!
superior lot of English Dairy, and Pine Apple Cheese
"A Just received and for sale by SMITH II ADAMS.
decs 1il Main street.
VUST received at ESGLEDOVEs another those
sD ul Black Trioo Beaver Cloth Cloaks for laIie-.
ney 11dt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23

STITLER.
Opposite the Exchange Bank,
Main street, Lynchburg, va.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
vi srrZEEs the place TO buy Your made under his
inspection, by the most celebrated workmen that
The handsomes Hat that he produced There nothing
like them in this city, They the Hat Of the
thing really beautiful He does not design being cgoca
but what everybody says must be II therefore, wan,
Hat TO eclipse all other hats In beauty Style durability and
finish peculiarly adapted to the form Of the head and exquisite
ly beautiful, Stitzers is the place to get It.
He would also call his stock of Soft Felt
Hats of grade and quality servants Hats In great vae
ty, fine Cloth Velvet and Plush Caps Chdrens Fancy
Hats Caps Ladies' Riding Hats all kinds ofHats made
TO orte at the shortest notice. ...-.,--.
The mic s1ur uAT [nov l2-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23

Lots for Sale.
INlFTEEN LOTS On the north side of Black Water Creek
u the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Depot, belong
ing 10 Judge VIM Daniel Jr. L. W. WILKES,
,-ll General Land Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23

CNcINNArI WIvEs.--A party of Cincinnati hus-
bands, few days ago, resolving to have sleigh
ride, and good time on the stag principle, and
without even the knowledge of their better halves,
left their honos ard rendevouzcd at tavern q
few miles from the city. Their halts on the way
were frequent, and their Progress consequently
slow, not to say eccentric. The wives were not SO
ignorant ms the men supposed. They bad heard
OF the intended cnrousa and hnd taken steps 50
rapidly that when the males arrived at their sup
pers they found the women before them, busily
engaged in deyouring tho good things and drink
ira the potables. The unhappy men were treated
as strangers by their wives who refused to speak
to them, aud who, after n dance on thelr own nc
count, left for home. erdict-"seryel them
right"
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FOUNDi FOUND!
TT N TIL OUSA ND D 0 L l. A II s.

I'M the 10th of May last found y PATENT STRAW CUT
~ TER kich is worth thousands OF dollars -
am now making the kind. They are SIMPLE, CHEAP,
Mai W W. Iefwich told me he would not give one OF them
for " of the east iron levers.
,S5Cai and see them Iynchburg Agricultural Works
No Isl Main street. "
Ian l3s c. A. WIIITTEMORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

~ lll subscriber has jus. received the laret~i aud
"A hst stock OF " Al, HES AND jim ElEN thai he has
W Il had the pleasure of Offering thr public
Wkarnss hr he found Gold and NlNe Waclc: tius.
lob and VEST larfinE, lrcuns bracelets. tug. Eng5,
hocL Chains, and til" best ol ot Si'EtlAt LIS.
Sier, silver and God, iiuons winch l. llr la Ky L.
test patent iIc h,st offered III" all which lac
iHti's th, i,tan ut liz lrcus aud The uhl rally,
stlr,ug th,ui ,iat the prices Ill aut.
aug2.ts JAMES pINWlppIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23
ATTENTION, LADIES.

Z 111N N1]N' HI~11@ 4-1FJ'
HOOP SKIEfS, HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED, lust
oPENED-IGst opened, large assortment. Ia he sGd
+" he sold at reduction of thirty per cent PLEASE call and
ook at them
dee l2-Iis. JOHN ABsAIIAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-23

~ STOLEN, from my farm Ioanrs, s,i.e, "n
TNSA "Wednesday o last week. A GREY HORSE. hf,r
ZH year, old, medium Twenty daiidr> reward
will be "r the apprehension o the hir, and Liberal
ward the Horse. j. o. LEWIS,
sept l6tilS Scosvillc. kihcmarc, Va.
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:, 100. ..Sprins ana summer. Y

AN ENTIRE NEW srocK.
JOHN h. SNITHER,
Ne. q Main street.
t,rrs and attractive stock of
my 6o0DS-Forsign and Domestic.
-Z4es HcLoTHS and CASSlMERES.
Six and Marsei lies VESTINGS.
q-bs subscriber has Just received a
NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
A.,eh, person at AUCTION. in New York.
Asytock comprises IN part:
y i'-N'" Beautiful BEREGES
and 0RGANDIES;
A-'''-'' "'N PRINTS and LAWNS.
sssadld assortment Of
CLOTHS, .c,,r,1c
and VESTINGS.
tsrsrv grade and color. for GENTS WEAR.
TWEEDS and LINENS.
for BOYS WEAR.
pol-sEKEEPING GOODS:
large assortment OF
PLANTATION GOODS,
n ever, variety and price. and many other goods
.sa,Iy kept IN Dry Goods store.
m subscriber is determined 10 offer the public
.tSs trends tie best stlect,j and cheapest lot of
~-' FANCY ana STAPLE DRY GOODS.
,y.- aspss ed n the city, and will sell the same a..
.ss ogesr rates to cash purchasers. Call, be fore
igvlGg elsewhere. on
''''"' JOHN l.. SNIITHER,
sp&-dkvts No. n Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

Tcelfth Street ObstrEetios Case.-Ths Court
Of Appeals has reversed the Judgment Of the
Circuit Court, refusing to award the writ OF
prohibition prayed tor by Warwick & Barks.
dale, TO restrain the Mayor from proceeding to
enforce the summary conviction Of those par
ties before him, and the fine imposed for the al
legged obstruc tion to the street. The Court was
ofopinion that although the recovery by War.
wick 4 Barksdaie, in the action Of ejectmeut, T.,
Of the iapd over which the right Of way was
claimed for the street, did not preclude the
right TO show In proper case that such right
Of way In fact exis ted aud that the recovery
was subject 70 II yet that q bosa fde claim Of
title to tho land, and Of right TO the possession
in exclusion OF any such right Of way, was
saeicisnt to Dust the jurisdiction Of the Mayor
In the matter in controversy, asd to prohibit
him from proceeding To such summary con-
vtcti0n for the alleged Obstruction, and that
IN this proceeding 10 impose the fine the right
Of way claimed could not properly b. decided.
The COu-t did not, however, direct the writ
Of prohibition to issue hecause pisa had
been rendered In the Circnit Court which had
not been passed upon by that Ccnyt, and the
cause vas therefore reinanded 70 the Circuit
Qonrt feat tAA pleA might - disposed Of And
Anal Judgment rendered on ~ application
for Ne prohibition,
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mas oeen built for the use of the cooks of the
Embassy. The servants, rooms are ali to.
gether and convenient to those Of their supe.
riorsi and unusual care has been exercised to
make the stay Of the Embassy Mt their tenn
Pomrary Quarters as pleasant as possible.
The siatement I, long since pu blished that tba
Embassy would bring presents of valuable
CHARACTER to the President Of the United
states Is doubtless true, for there are fifteen
large boxes, all we'll hlled. We are informed
by the baggage master OF the Powhatal. who
shipped the goods, that amongst the present. is
Is the most magnificent and costly tea set ever
made 1t is of Japan ware. and delicately in :
laid with pearls and fine gold 1t cost "a 600
The other presents are said to be superior silk
goods, and other articles for which the cou n try
is famous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

"a, Notice. Ito the SICK, afflicted and numer-
gqs w. ismil!es who have heretofore used Dr. J. s.
saAded happy results tnat some unprincipled
p!soEs have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
Aas lTen compelled TO change the wrapper, which
yys y over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
,baee.clnes, SO that the public can again obtain
, aose remedies which have suited their wants and
rttePed their suiernss.
~ ~. j. b. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. for cous hs
r.. iseases Of the lungs is the standard remedy.
.sAiN aae tAiN CUhER for pains. rheumatism, chollc,
HniEA Hnii+EE Or bruises. and the DYSPEPTIC COM
Sls ~ !or dyspepsia and liver complaints.
N''u " Druggists generally, and by
i.r WARNER L. WARlNG, l0t Broad St,
h1t-ly Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

ToRNADO-A correspondent Of the Alexan.
dria Gazette says that violent tornado
passed over Paris, Fauquier county, Va,
Thursday. Buildings Of various kinds were
unrooted and blown down. A large barn,
about forty feet square, on the farm OF Mrs.
+. S Edmonds, about d mile and half south
of Paris, was moved some four feet and much
injured A servant of hers, who was plow.
ing at distance from the house, was caught
in the midst OF 1t In heavily -timbsred
under him by the falling Of tree. The man
Was . good deal hurt. In some places acres Of
large timber were torn up and laid nat on the
ground II extended across the mountain
with unahated violence ~ Tar a. Bcrrys
Ferry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

AN ARKANSAS TRAGkDY.-On the 14th ult.,
Joseph Smith, of Lewisburg, Ark. was
arrested on a charge OF setting fire to the gin
OF Anderson Gordon, in that town, whereby
sixty bales of cotton and a Warehouse COR
tanning goods belonging to several planters,
were destroyed. Smith was tried on the 10th
and 18th and acquitted, but on his way from
the Court-HOuke to the ferry, he was shot in
the left arm and pretty severely wounded. IN
reaching the hotel, he was placed in \ back
attic, for safety, and attended by a physician,
but, during the night, some parties procured
ladders, and ascending to his bed. room win
dow. shot him in the shoulder and breast,
causing his death in . few hours. According
to the Des Arc (Ark.) Citizen, no steps Were
taken to discover the murderers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

=. preserve the Teeth: :-Mende T. Bakers
,t,oH'asaass' msas far KkNovfNG TARTAR. PaEs
SfNsSS ia and pa1 ss ne
aad ~ X Ind breath IL has been used Ivy our own
at..s vl,h entire satisfaction. and Is fully en-
eofeS, our hest Dentists.
ae,sen, - ms FOLLOWING ;-.'I have used and pre-
kshi he 'Saponine Tooth Powder Of Messrs.
sIFFs Hakev, and Ia my opinion no ts.ter pre-
heNrs,1 for the ends in view can be "om pou ~
faFs"'" INo. gro. WAyr. Dentist.
p..r,rsd onv by MEADE & BAKER.
pesetFnsceuiists, IS6 Nj am ST.. cor. above P.O.,
iR',Im Richmond. Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

~ the hook and I'm" AMI net with some
l', e e rs fish of all kinds are hitting. and the
@ @ eoS,sn MsHH sas ;o s1ss"s snns the the
sFoI.. .."sIl rs length and breadth good TACKLE is
i7,.,,ssry aad these can only he had AT JAMES
fscssSv'S e,un Store. on Main st. where Reels,
y - -. ~sts, Hooks, Reed and Extension Poles.
ib.'', o,he- araph~rnais necessary 10 n com
81, .onIpment. may he had. Call there and sup-
s'e 'esnrself at once: and If you are fond of field
T - = stol practice or s.ord exercise. You can
- ,ss lest aud cheapest GUNS. RIFLES. PIS-
Ks SWORDS. CANfS, FOIt.S or KNIVES.
~. found IL the Soath. and a greatly reduced
.ss Remember IN cali ut
Fi''' JAMES WALSH'S Gun Store.
m,s-ss Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

Court Of Appea's,-Decision we re yesterday
rendered by The Judges IN the following cases:
WarWick& Il Barksdaie eS. the city OF Rich.
mond-argued by Macfarland and Roberts
and N. F. howard for appellants, and K. T.
Daniel for appellee. Judgment of the Circuit
Court of Richmond reversed. (The effect OF
the decision is to deny the right Of the Mayor
u impose Il fine on Warwick Il I3arksdale for
erecting fence on 18th street. 1t does not
decide The easement over the soil
StaatS rs. the Common nwealth-argued by
james Lyons and Jas. Alfred Jones, and the
Attorney General. Judgment of the Circuit
Court of the city of Richmond affirmed.
Brown rs. DeButts and others-argued by
i. T. DAME for appellant, and A. A. Morson
for appellees. Decree of the Circuit Court of
Fauquier affirmed.
Burton rs. McCorkle and others. argued by
Il. Slaughter and JAS Garland for appel
liant, and Tucker and Patton for appeiiees.
Decree Of Circuit Court Of Lynchburg af.
firmed.
Cooper rs. Hepburn and others--argued by
Henry Winter Davis and s. +. Beach for APP
pellant, and L. L. Smith for appellees. De-
cree of Circuit Court Of Alexandria affi med
Boyd rs. Davis-argued by Littleton Taze.
we'll and A. A. MOrson for appellant, and
Wood Bouldin for appellee. Decree of Cir.
cult Court Of Mecklenburg county reversed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16
The Great Virginia X emedy, and no
~ s. sEtS S:.PETERS' lNFALLIBLE REMEDY
;"b "bJUNNUkRERE AM All. SECRET nfS-

f1SESV SVNNr,URKHEE AND ALL SECHET DIS
s no Mercurlal or Balsamic prope rites, excels
rs.'hhs heretofore offered the pup. p.ic, in its Gu
iae ~, restorative and Tenovating powers; and
r sose remedy will cure the above diseases, and
tnas tn"aIaqed naqed when they have ocular demonstra-
IasS, VI the facts. But the proprietor, who has
kTowa " The remedy for twenty odd years, has
re.,si. Of case Of twenty years standing to be
.se,.a .sea 70 perfect health and all other cases OF
eseen,u uaration TO be restored, without single
Goep.cch ard therefore challenges any case OF
vdsd Inc iara WHICH the remedy will not. cure pro-
CO tba vac directions are carried out with prudence
h.li M Iat oi the patient; and any one purchasing
cass se, case ne guarantees perfect cure; and in
fes oe iaiiure, will furnish additional medicine.
ssen,s ehaIse, 70 complete the cure. through his
ISai'elee Sa'llee 10 the patient.
s;s., ss;ss BY APPERsON l. pUPUY, No. 2ol Broad
sss aa aao " OA.SrRECKER, A. Main street, Drug
nah Sssehs Tor the city Of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

SEvEHrY ACRES PLowRD ny STBAN-The
Prairie Farmer has an account Of the work.
ing Of q new steam plow which the editor has
seen in operation ia Min0oka, In Grundy
county. II turns over six fulrows, nine feet
in width, 1t the same time, and in seventy.
two minutes, including stops. II plowed rather
more than two acres and half The whole
cost Of running the machine IL estimated IT
nine dollars
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IN A:ue and Feyer-
DEBILITY OF CHEST

fysDc
STILL ANOTHER CURE.
Fvsrs dgT we hear OF the wonderful merits of
EsNPTON'S TINCTURE.
A' SALUpa, Middlesex Co Va.,{
August ii. 1889. (
NSts Mortimer ] Mcrtrdy:
Isn,smen- It IS with unaffected pleasure bear
tssr.Glony to the great merit ot your \ Mp TONS
TlNCTtRE. / was taAsn last Spring with the
ssue and fever. and debility Of chest and limbs. 1
tr,d various medicines. but found Lo relief; but
an lang ADVISED by friend to Try your TIncture.
/ did So. and am now ENJOYING excellent health,
t4l.ns taken only one bottle. ''-Hiyabils Uietm."
Yuu can use tins AS hest suits you.
Ver, truly and respectfully yours.
+. ADDISON BRfsrOw.
Ca, ard get pamphlets and see cures OF Cough,
RhglGGrism, Scroinii. Nc.
Asa restorative and lrvIsorator 1t has been lgh
" recommended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends. after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CHiLDREN.-Thls TING
TlRE will be found 8 great medicine for all theiJ
diseases,
IA CAL ard get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sod by PURCELL, LADD l. CO.. Richmond.
:, Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
.ss III Petersburg: b. MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
ksi9ers everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles
Is. my 7-dhcwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

N horDid Diseases OF the eStoMJcn ytrtu
Bore Ifad ~ 10 the magical touch OF BAkER'S
CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERS than
i9sn' other remedy yet discovered by the scien
the World. Their composition is no mere chance
dfcorey. but the result of years oi study; and
ioh. they are invaluable to every family--bnt es
iecay every delicate female and child =,
aet great efficacy IN cases Of d. spepsia, ETC.,
sleh are really astonishing.
IA For sale BY all Druggists ap 5-ts
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"A Burne,,,s superior Extracts, for fla

u. ctsTaRps. FPTS. BIANc"MANGE. iGi mic ICE
tREAMS, JELLItS, SAUCES, &c, &c, tpre-
paled from Fruits of the best quality, and highly
QqaeentraiedI
Ihe attention of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
s1d Families, respectfully invited To the above
ssamed Extracts. They have all the freshness and
lsFof oi the delicate fruits fiom which they are
FtPafed. and are less expensive. Try them.
Sn!q AZ wholesale by JAS 2. DUVAL, FISHER
smlHSIoN and w. l.. WARlNG, and at retail
daders generally. fe 25-3mH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

NAvAL.--The flagship Lancaster, Commo-
dOTe Mon tgomery, sailed from Panama for the
Central American and Mexican COASTS on Sat
urday, the 9TH. The Powhatan, Saranac and
Levant are now In that port. The Wyoming
is on the Central American coast AMI the st.
Mary's on the Mexican coast. The frga,e Sa.
bine and the Falmouth are At Asp:nwail, aud
the ST. Louis at San Juan del Nor,e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

SENTENcRDTo TO DEATH.-In Dereham, canada
West, on the 18th ult., a woman named Brown
was tarred and feathered by some young men,
for slanderinx the women Of the village. She
was taken out on q bitter cold night and
tarred. In addition to this outrage, Franklin
Meyer and Jacob Smell, two Of the party, yio-
lated her person. They were tried last week
June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

BoHnd Orer.--M. G. Poncet, charged with
assauirlng and beating, with a loaded club,
Joseph Bernard. a debtor, was held to bail by
the Mayor for his good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

Tie Far in Manchester, now being held by
the ladies of the Baptist Church, is said to be
all attractive one, and we'll worthy visit
from our city readers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

FATAL LACclD1nT-A Mr.. Ever, Of Fayette.
Miss, attempted suicide, but his wife snatch.
Cd the ptstol. The family physician Y -
z, while explaining the attempted suicide
With the pistol In her hand, aeeiden tally 0ia.
charged u killing the physician tnstsntly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

MIRAMoN's DKCREE-The decree Of Mira
mon has been practically carried out. as far as
poss bile in regard 70 expelling all the Ameri-
cans. Ose man was Obliged to swear that he
was Frenchman, that he might escape with
his life. Traders who have been In the ha
OF going 10 Mexico to buy horses are afraid 10
cross the Rio Grande
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

F1gh,;ng.- Eliza Jones, free negress. was
punished by order Of the Mayor for assault
ing and eating Fanny Isaaes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16

FUNERAL OF "PErER PARLEY."-The fu.
neral OF s. G. Goodrich took place at South
bury, CT, on the nth inst. Services were dis
pense ed with in the neighboring towns and
persons were present from circle Of twenty
miles around. Two hundred school children
from Southbury, w oodbury and South Britain,
headed the procession. Mr.. Goodrich had in-
timated to a citizen of this place, hardly .
week ago. that he expected to live In the viii
lage cemetery.