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~ Dysp.rtir. the mast ouuoviu. and

~ V!sptrsi1, the most annoying and
.@NH NE aiiieilon known IL society can never
n. .rSqpd sqd NE as'."ts of BAKERS PREMIUM
n. ms Tor t'rs 4, hold upon the liver. stir up
A.. :" ne sastt ~. ces and invlgnrate the mind
vi 81. ,htullt 'ifi conn pete revolution rs effect
a, 'e rh'fe amer man, and all impurities are
Iss,s ~. - peied, ! hose who suffer should use
=. pitlers. and get relief
sht 80" e ny All pfrggnts IN the city of Richmond
b, s6e,aNShsre n ireinIa. Orders prompt, filed
"a Hhs T.. HAkER. proprietor, Richmond,
in cJ-ts
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South CARoLINA.-The Edgefield Is. c.
Advertiser, anticipating the failure of Col
Memminger's mission to Virginia, hopes that
the Legislature will hereafter "do nothing to
place South Carolina in the lead Of Southern
ac tioE without the most mature delibera ton
rs to the probable effects of So doing" and sug-
gests that ian appeal to the hallot-b box should
always precede any such action. Three times
South Carolina has already attempted to lead
of in the dsunion dance and in every in.
stance has been left TO her amusement solitary
and alone. She may we'll hesitate about re-
heating such mis- takes hereafter,
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fPa"aattr autting.-TO THE CITIZENS AND
Wa tass,h NJ VISITING THE CITY.-if YOU
speevstc y, oar HAIR cut in the latest and most
and pt At he Han. Cuttnr, Sbsy,ns, Shamp"oinx
EitraScs ds hooms, under the American Hotel.
snt .,eIitlenien also can get their whiskers
Am, pepache changed from red hg M ar grew 10
'o'u'-iul hlackor brown color.
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SHay,d Amas--Mary vaIentine, q very old
iady, was found stroiingabo Brooke A ven us
nj late hour Monday night, aud taken 10 The
iock-up. SHE bad evidently lett home in ,i,e
AFTERNOON, and becoming b-wildered. failed ~
nnd her way back. The Mayor sent her ~ her
daughters by QUO of the officers.
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JUDGE IxPxAcHED.-The Maryland House
of Delegates GU Saturday, by \ vote of So 10 S,
petitione.i Gov. Hicks to remove from ofsicc
Judge Stump, OF the Criminal Court Of Balti-
more. on tho ground Of drunkenness on the
beuch, and other misbehaviOr in Office The
Senate takes up the matter Tomorrow
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Street Spyjn1iins.-If any ythiug which could
be suggested WUuid have Il better effect 10 =
wards inducing tbc merchants anu others Who
live on Main street, 10 encourage The I'll orts of
the IN iagara' 10 perform It's accustomed work,
than tht cloud. of dust which for The pas |
week have penetrated every creNice aHd open
ing IN the closes; windows and doors, spelling
all manner OF goo-ia, we presume II could on "
be Tor Us 10 state, that when our citizens are
waited upon (Which viii De iu :; dav w ,
hencel "a subscribe for IA" support Ut this ma
chine, that the income from A. proves the rriu-
cpal item o. sGpport to Il family Of smaii chill
dreu left ta;iIeriess bv the Gea Ii OF tae indie
fttlGable man who FIRST introduced thIs luxury
20 our people. We hope, therefore, IL augiit
81 9 tUt selfish feelings cau have place Ia The
h"a~tS OF those to W hOm this apprai Is made.
ttat they viii remember tbat white they VIII
receive more than their moneys worth ia the
benefits OF the sprInhiinS, she uon"Y viii be-
devoted 10 objects which have the strong-s
clam npOn their sympatitles
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FRANKLIN AND JEFFERsoN.-Itisa a singular
fact thai two ot the most noted works of
Americans OF the Revolutionary era were
originally published IN French, viz; Jeffer-
sous Notes on Virginia." aud "F-anklin's
Autobiography.
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On IT'S sJoURNKY.-That Oft refuted falsehood
about Senator Tsombs calling the roll of his
slaves on Bunker Hill, has reached London. We
See where il gets an airing In the "iiobe, "
with great gusto How true 1t IS that ~ Lie
will travel a league while Truth is putting on
It's
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Ias Horse Opsra ~ all tho Iagu ~ the Thea
ire, .nd every body Is going To- see Male Wells
and her ismons E;.ek itess. sTbr hlti f3f tu-
snsghs u sn st.i.ctixs ore anfs v*ill es li,shiy
s-,,plec B ted by every aGnirer vi Eue eIGsx-
tTiani- IN and aeil trained neISes.
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MODEL FARM.-Prof. Mapes has purchased
one thousand acres Of land in Burlington
county, N. J. near the line Of the Raritan and
Delaware Bay Railroad, and has commenced
mammoth farm there, which, he expects,
will in time be without its superior Ia the
United States.
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N Rurnetfs Superior Extracts. for flavor

N IAiTdCVSs InT H1NOr-
rs NTSrARuS. PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
'RtANt, JELLltS, SAUCES. &c., &c. tpre-
lFret fon Fruits Of the best quality, and highly
Col7en'ra'ed
hr. families Is Specftuly invited to the above
faned taT7e;a. They have ali the freshness and
A4y4f" 9" The delicate fruits from which they are
f'eINri snc are ie.S expensive. Try th.n.
- ~ wge.es4le by JAS +. DCVAL. FISHER
a MISSION ana ". l.. WARING, and AT retail
3 'rat"rs ,sAera.y. ie 25-3m'
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NAVAL ALINrELLiaENcK.-Them msch anicai and
iaharing forces ot four of oar principal Navy
iaras are as follows tiospoii, va. Ia, Ii u, il
On half time. ~
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1bs Stcniasf RGahohs made i trip from New
Iork to Norfolk aud Richmond and back To-
New York in ninety five hours, taking i'll and
disChar.sng full carg"as. This Is said 10 bs
The quickest tr!p Oh record
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Iectpre.-The Hon. VIM. L. Grrgin will de-
liver the annual address before the two Lite
rary Societies OF the Richmond College at the
clo,, OF the session.
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Esptfnrndtd-ThomasG Grcgan, and Lucy.
his WIFE were reprimanded by the Mayor for
disorder'y conduct on Sunday last and dis
charged
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w II Z ~ q = = IA Il II
TICK ETS.
ORDINARY DRAW ING.
AppRnNINAIInN pHIZEN

Si II
W h"ie Tlcsets : 10: 81 4lvss s6; Quarters 81 q
Certificates Of Paeharas IN the Ordinary Draw
rags eil he sold at th' iploWins rates. which ~
the riss; Certificate of Package of 10 W hole Tiok-
cts. sce; C-r.ihcate 81 facka of Iu Halt Tickets
si0, ceIt,hcate ot Package of 10 Quarter tickets
Scr Certificate of Package Of 10 Elgbth Tickets
so.
ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
amount uf money To our address for what YOU wish
tn puTcRRsc; name the Letter. which YOU wish
Il invested, and whether 700 " Ish W holes, Halves
quarters Dr Ia hhs, Feeel ut of which we Sc nj
what IS orae rsl, Is first NAL, Ia ether with the
scaene.
Immediately aiter the drawing, y Printed draw
in, Certified "a by The Commissioners, will be
sent, with an Explanation.
"a Purchasers Will please write their signatures
plain and give the name OF their Post Office, Coun-
/, and state.
All communications strictly confidential.
IN All PrIzes oi ) 0UJ and under, paid imme
daels after the draw,ng-other Prizes at the usua
time Of torty days.
wA WOOD EDDY & co.'s LOTTERIES are
drawn at Au-usta. georgia, and Whining ton, Del
aware.
ORDERS Tor Tickets or Certificates Ia lie directed TO
WOOD, EDDY q co, Augusta, us,
Or WoOp, Epp( a co. Atlanta, Ga..
Or WOOD. EDDY 4 co, Wilmington, Del
uA Circulars. containing Scc ;ues for the month. .
VII ie ssnt, free OF expense. by addressing AZ
above.
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~ planctt> BitterS. This Celebrated
a. toophs Colds HoarSeuesS AC-The

IN '"t-H>' oiu>' I"tI >'hF>>' N''- liz
mas the effect n HrlHtlng out host OF prnieSSedly
rev specifies; and while some lew may be good.
mans are useless and some even DANGEROUS. To
prevent dl.agpontment. the best course 10 pursue
is tn coneul srgr family physician, or otherwise
use ou.s such .emAdles rs long public experience
tls rro' ed T. e safe and eiIc8cIous OF this class
: .LtR'S CUMFOtND SYRUP OF TT NJ
ARABIC. 0Hslnaly the favurlte prescription oi
an egI.usrt tHlscifn, II soon became a popular
family ms acme. and without ADVERTISING, has
CouunGei "a ENJOY growing reputation for the
igs tReDty wears. In al recent cases Ii acts Ike
a esstI!' and N obronln cases. Bronchitis. Hoop
ils C7uth. Group. Asthma. &c. II is used with
uuBsfae ed suo0ess As most famli will test fy
Sa,d iy Fisher WINSTON. Meade 4 Baker. A.
bode.eT sc Al Is cents per bottle and in An ele-
ssn' aHa p.efsent LoZen.e form l2ta and q cents
Ier BOX Prepared 10y J. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
tsi. Baltimore, Nd. fe 4-3m"
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SsatbiHs.-JeH johnson, slave 70 J. X. An.
1efson, aud Ned, slave To HaxalI. Crenshaw X
0o "rie oeIorc the Mayor yesterday, charged
with beating and stabbing Joe Childress "A
free negro. on Sunday night last Ned proved
his innocence and WAS acquitted. jeff was
sehi ON 10 the Hastinss Court 10 answer for
felony
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Elijah C,wies, of Iladlay, Mass has is~ n
mad 10 a. sta.S ~ Mary r.. Russell, II 4. :
hasl, tos promising 10 have her aud la. II
sneak u: away. She sued Tor x0,5UU.
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DtG3ig Weapons Lewis ftelwick, for carry
ing Il pistol and threatening 10 shout Wm. +.
: inr!S, WAS held To BAN by the Mayor tor his
tutuGr good brha, !or
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A NOBLE LITTLE FELLOw.-In the Altoona
tPa) Tribune, of the lst we read "On Wed
nesday evening last, the local freight train
west, on the Nc ntain Division, was IN hour
and thirty minutes behind time, and conse-
quently was running at pretty smart speed.
About a mile east of Conemaugh 1T sharp
curve, a large rock fell on the track and broke,
one half going into the river and the other
half remaining on the north track. on which
the local freight was running. A little boy,
on his way from school, discovered the rock
on the track, and hearing the train coming, took
II red cap from the head of his little sister ra n
with ali his speed to meet the train, and waiv-
ing his cap, succeeded in stopping it. The en-
gineer says that he certainly would have run
INTO the rock had he not been signalled, as he
could not have seen it in time to check the
tram. The boy who thus exhibited SO much
iorethought, and the knowledge OF the use of
signals, and the consequences TO the tram in
case ii was not stopped, is said to be only about
ten years OF age"
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sa,A. Gems of Art, and por,r,,,x wor,h ...
ssef,s,,s AeeRns, are the PHOTOGRAPHS Of
. III OH and water coors, executed II the
Ms M .i7'Nu.t N aAd Fine Art 6alery of IT, W Mn
Aatrlgy,alalh street Small Daguerreoty pes and
,rc Az COPIED aud enlarg 10 life size il de-
smIsd ~ 0%oinfed in OIL colors. water cniOrs, or
Van pIlgYrdiaa,non ,on Also, AMBROTYPES AMI
'is the af, a2,'"ArhS executed in the highest
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ONE OF THE MURDEEERS OF DIR. KEIrT
HUNG.-The Ocala Home Companion, of the
o-th ult has The following

TENNYsoN's PoEMs.-The Mobile Tribune
amusingly checks oft the Incidents Of Tennv-
sons poem for which he was paid ten pounts
a line. For instance, the opening cost $50 4,
passage in which a wife asks her husband la
forgive man, costs sou; the Hus band rates
his reply at SeOo, and the ups hot o. the " hole
matter is. that the good woman sings the baby
TO sleep at a cost of $500 10 the publishers OF
" Macmilian's MagaZine;' the husband con
c1udes to forgive his friend, now that he is
dead and then-all hands 60 to sleep, The
entire poem of three hundred and thirteen
lines cost about Slj,0h.
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SrifsR UactA.-A negro fellow named I,er.
son Htncock. employed ieaIaster BY
fie>srs. WaTvlch ~ Harhs Gae, but Wned iy
blr. q. Hancock, If Chesterfield county, died
suddenly a. ne aD!es OF Messrs. w i B, on
the western suburbs of the c!ty, last Monday
night. During the day ot Moncay, ivsrson
was driving his team on the street, apparently
in good health, auU thnt evening went 10 ihe
stables and put away his mules as u>uai Yes
terday moruips some OF The tcamstrrs uisco,-
cred him living IN his wagon, where II" had re-
manned all night, aud dead. Some frW hours
after Justice King attended by Cons able
Hutcheson, held All inquest over The body, and
the iury after Il careful examination, rrndered Il
yerdic; that he came 10 his death BY III KIN
peraEcc.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE-The new war
steamer Pocahontas, AT Norfolk, has oeen or
dered 10 the Gulf of Mexico, under the com
mand of Commander Samuel Hazard. TIE
following are the names of the other officers
L,eutenants Van II. Morgan, Reigart t. Low
ry, Beverly kennon; Master A. Evans, and
Purser HARDWOOD.
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;Hifhmonh pispatth.
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=. THE DAILY DISPATCH m served :" sub
- sxAxn QUAETrR CKNTs rtM wErx.
scrssIs 90 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing.
tA'ssss. OF s2A for six months. IN advance.
:. TBEssMl WEEKLY DISPATCH ,s,asued
isf ffsi !: s@Ssa's
ard mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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THR PKMBKRTON MILLs.-The Pemberton
Mills property has been sold IT auction TO NJ
David Nevins for S76,0on. The iron and The
matters detached from the buildings now
standing and the ruins of the old mill were
sold for $il 800 the purchase being unders tood
TO be also for Mr.. Nevins.
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a BRAZILIAN WAR VESSEL AT NEW VoEK.
The Brazilian corvette Donna Ieatel. Com
mander Bento de Ciryalho, arrived at New
York Saturday from Pernambuco She moan s
eighteen guns, and has crew o. o;o persons.
all told She is Il schoolship, and visits that
port for the purpose OF being taken on dry
dock, after which she VIII proceed to Porte
mouth, England; Cherbourg, Antwerp LIS
bon, and from theCce 10 The Braziis. She haa
twenty 1.-TWO midshipmen An d five lieutenants
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Iy-Ry iurv in Rarkar Tav,S

AGALLANT JURY.-A jury in Parker. Texa-,
in the case of a man who was on trial for
horse stealing, and against whom the crime
was clearly proven, brought in verdict of &C
quittal because a handsome girl present prom
lsed to marry him If he should be acquitted
as the horse, for the stealing Of which he wa
arraigned, was taken TO carry OF the lair
Helen
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d. johnson Berto9r, Esq, hts accepted the
invitation to deliver the address on the occa-
sion o. the inausuia'iou OF the Clay Statue
cellent orator and writer, ana Will doubtless
deliver address worthy of himself and OF
the occasion. The pavilion Tor the statue is
10 be placed on the West slope of the Square,
not far from the bell house and win ha = verv
handsome ornament ~
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DEPARTURE OF OUR MEXICAN MINISTER
Washington correspondent states that our
Minister 10 Mexico, MIR. McLane, left that civ
on Sunday afternoon for New York. from
whence he will sail for Vera Cruz in the steam
er Brooklyn, which leaves thar port to-day
He is clothed by our Government with am pie
authority and instructions 10 project Ameri-
can citizens and property in case OF attack by
Miramons party The squad ron's movemen :
will also be governed III a great degree by Mr.
McIane's orders, as he is fully empowered for
every emergency that may arise.
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Water Pips>.--Messrs. Jos. Il. Anderson u
Co have commenced The casting Of tha iron
pipes intended Tor the city water works I'M
proveInenL. and are making The most beautiful
castings that We have ever seen. Dn 4 visit Ia
the Tredegar Works last Monday. We were
shown 1t number OF pipes tWenty-tour inches
IN diameter. that were as smooth and regular
as If Just from under the turning lathe GER
tainly surprising anything of The kind the
city has ever purchased from the North.
There are now about six huudItd men en-
plOyed al the Tfedegar, III the var ouS branches
OF manufactures, and every department seemed
10 De crowded VIVA work. NOt only The old
foundry, but 4 new one was .iiled with mo II Ids
ana patterns. 1he locomotive shop is 50
small, that ne!y one i being built. and every
thing gave Indication oi abundant orders and
successful business. Messrs. i Andrrsou * Go.
are sparing no pains nor expense 10 give their
works Il reputation inferior 70 non. otlr.r in
the n Nortb and there seelns to he no dOu bt that
;hey viii succeed beyond their most sanguine
expectations. Let the entire South reIneunLer
that the IRON " ork"rs OF RithiuOnd can euppIy
ii! their wants. and stnd On their orders
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O{d 81. J2hRN.--Ou: readers Will Le graft
lied 10 learn that HE Nestry OF s. Johns
Church nave made arrangements to have it re-
shinElrd and painted, and viii make such
other necessary improvements as The limited
means 1T their command will warrant. Tho
bis tOric rfcoliectlons connected with thIs
CEulCh--the rs hes OF the good anu the great
that mOulder III its yard eudear it TO every
Virginia heart, and make II Il shrine of hevu-
son where every patriotic traveller gladly
W"rshlps. Next to the tomb ~ Mount Npr-
non, ti.e old s.. Ohn is most dear the ,.d-
inircrS oi iiIc IeNC CiuH1ualy IL rurs - 10 AS
spnhled w!inii its walls to counsel togetIler
tnr the liberties of jhc people. For these rea-
sons 1t should Ia sacfrtiy guarded against the
wasting touches OF time, aud pre- scrl,s. 70 fu-
ture generations - relic OF thuss. days which
tried mems souls, aud which stamped as ,be
ton. The So uare on which tAe church stands
is under the control OF the city Council and
that body ought tu improve and brautiiy II in
every possible manner. Not only ought the
tymb-. and tees, aud ehi uhbery, to b.. BRO
tecied from destroying hands, but gas lamps
ought 20 be placed along the walks, to light
them up 10y night ara such police regulations
ought TO be enforced aS 10 ensure good order
from all who visit these sac.cl. grounds
Rev. MT. Points, since his ministry ut 81.
j Iuhns, has been asSiduou> III his Efforts to
build up a Sunday School, and has ~ucc.ptieti
in increasing the uUmbe. of scholars from
four TO one hundred and twenty-five. His ef-
forts III 1he cause o. education and morality
are warmly seconded iy members OF his con-
gieg:ttiou: and, from present Indications, the
-. J Juhus ScaOoi Will soon compare ttNUrt.-
bly, With others IN point OF numbers.
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AZ Hear.
HEIR.
THE. FEMALES


OF THE UNITED STATES
Are. as n class proveThiallt ts,bit and Dahs0ifhg
and htie ue NAV not hope for any change Tor fhe
letter, untli there better understanding OF the
,gs IF health. may. however, cons uihte Inc
~smpinrtty IN the ntruduct on oi renedS Whicii
r4S proved Itsalt nf great value IN relieving ana
cf.H erftrcfv, fhS srrfTdf nnd Hff rohS dtt'f'y q
HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
In ihe ereat medicine for the sex.
nr hampton SAYS II ls a great blessing to them,
AT r0f "a IfSfutf to winch tHet are SUBJECT
TN ~ tr,H nor rnrt.
The tnove extract. written by q medical man,
vii he cofrnhnrHted by our test known citizens
Who tre seen the oil cts oi this FIncturs their
re, dtuehters and delicate children; Coue h,
pbegtuatlsiI. Dyspepsia. Neuralgia, with numer
~. other diseases, are cured By i:
FtNALr:s AND CHiLDREN.-This TING
II RI Will he found Il great medicine for all thelr
dseases.
IA b. PJRCFLI. LADD 4 co, Richmond,
~ t.:s s'- a SGP Petersburg: by M0RTiMER { Nov
tRAI Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
.eepsrs eyerI where. 81 per bottle six bottles,
- ie 27-d&cwts
r. pIanctt'> Bitters. This Celebrated
Tr'r nus neen used successfully for the last twelve
,esrs n cases oi indigestIOn Flatuiency. ten
az. DeMiits. Nervousness. Sea Sickness, &c, h G.
Iteg create q healthy action throughout the
bod, restu.e the appetite. e9uaIlZe the ciTcnia-
ton give tone ana energy u the system. AID
eresie power of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
''''''1 PiANFTT'S BITTERS
Are pQrel, Vegetable, and nd tnted 70 al ages and
ca-d,pns: are for sale by FISHER & WIN
sr6> and bs 'iToceIs and DTnsglsts generally.
Dern No 2it Pearl street. Y. \.
FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
fsU-9a No. rs Main ST.. Richmond.
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IHE BRITISH ARMY ESTIMATEa-This wear
there IS an increase in the British Army Es-
Inmates OF nearly two million sterling, (say
$lo,W0000,) the chief items Of which will 70
for warlike stores by sea and land There is
an adoition OF t tl96,1c;' for tortitiCations. The
tptai amount asked for is I1i, ,S12,275, for the
support OF an army of 1i3, }fl meu for though
the total number of all ranks amounts to 235 =.
e52, the difference between this aud the tormer r
numoer consists OF men in India, who are
paid by the Indian Treasury. Out of the to-
tai sum to be raised not more than f25uO Geo
finds its way into the pockets of the rank and
file Including officers the sum reaches FL
Wt',?h1. Some curious statistics are presen ted
in detail connected with the estimates Thus.
the Life Guards cost fj9 per annum each man .
while an ordinary cavalry soldier costs only
A31. The GreEader Guards cost f32 Der man
while in other infantry regiments, the expen .
diture is ga per man. The Staff costs f33o !.
!43 per annum. The Inspection of the Foot
Guards cost fl.I25 annually. Last wear.
though there were no Rifle Volunteers. and
though this year there are from 60 OUU to 10 ouO
men, the vote is reduced by f2e,oOU. OF
the Volunteer force, the Ieomaury num-
Der l1,0Uo, and cost fA7 900, while the Rifle
olunteers cost only G2U.nUU; and vet while
the 1eomanry are comparatively useless the
K!fe Volunteers are admitted to be efficient t.
The non-effective service costs 81 623 of
which the 100 Generals on the active list bat
most OF whom are unfit for service, take the
modest little sum of f15.Sj9. The half pay
list, which is crowded with officers who are
neither sick nor disabled, amounts to nearly
tbUtVto. f200,OoU goes TO widows and wound
ed officers, by way of pensions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07
OpE>,>G or FRESH spma,G GOODS.

~ MARCH 5Tu. l+D i Will thus dsy open one Of
the iarges; nd finest assoTtineuts rf Fresh Spring
GOODS that ~ found IN the eat, and the
goods al If tie best and latest So les. kuow
that can otiq great irduceHeBts 10 purcj,Asere.
and shall be continuails receiving all k,n,is new
s.s ifE Dress D"ntis. and wouid TO pleased to SEQ
my friends and the pubic AZ their earliest conve
nIence. NJ MI(fEIEOHFER,2 rs Broad e.
] have st,U remaining hand "A iar.e s,ock of
sacfihee. NJ. Nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

y SO prIZes, amounting gto.........-.. .lSj 7Si
Whole Tickets SH0; Halves slU; Quarters S5:
FiA htrs : 80
C1rtihcHtes of Facka2es viii hc sold M tho fol
low NJ rates. which Is the risk: Certificates OF
PACKAGE OF Is Whole Tickets S2'9 20; Certificates
at Package oi - llf Tickets Slil 81; Certificates
ofPtohaso OF = Quarter Tickets .s7i IS; rerti6-
Gates ol plcklse ot - tlghth Tickets S37 81.
TIE ORDINARY DRAWINGS Of Wossi. Ed
dy. * Co.'S Single Nuinber Lotteries will take
place IN public, az follows:
t,lnss IS Draws SAIUKnAy. March 10 lkfN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

.tE BAy,sn@ ,hast.-sEMPLE's INFALLI-
'''i gse. '" foWDER. The bcst and cheap