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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27

SNOW AT The NORTH.-There was a slight
sprinkle of snow at New York, Wednesday
morning, but the April sun soon shown out
At Oswego. N. Y, the same day, three inches
of snow fell
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DEATH OF A PACHA.-Advices from Alex
anoiria of the l9'h ult., state that Sulieman
Pacha died very suddenly some days before.
He had been smoking with some friends when
his head dropped. They believed him asleep,
but, on trying to arouse him, found il was the
sleep Of death. His tobacco had been poisoned
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EARTHoUAKE IN HAYTI.-The schooner Sa-
rah Burton arrived at Boston, Wednesday,
and reports the occurrence of an earthq uake
at ST. Marks, Hayti, on the sth inst Not much
damage was done. The brig African at New
York. reports that, on the 9th inst, at mid
night, when about 80 miles from Port-au-
Prince, eight fathoms water, felt severe
shock of an earthquake. 1t seemed as II the
vessel had been violently thrown mp on shore.
On the 10th inst, at nighf, experienced anoth-
er shock, with similar effect. All hands were
aroused by each shock. thinking the vessel
had struck reef, or Was in collision.
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MARRIAGE or AN ARTIsr.-Miss Victoria
Baife, daughter of The English composer, and
herself an artists Of great merit. has just been
ran;on a, H R.r3 Ea. Ms,ss,v sl 9nn
ter at the Court of Russia. Sir John is in his
SD year.
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GRAVE OF A MAesACRED EMIGRANT PARTY
The bIeached remains of the emigrant party
massacred at the Mountain Meadow, In Utah,
nave been collected into a single grave, and u
stone monument, conical in form, nifty feet In
height. now marks the spot where they rest
This is surmounted by cross of red cedar,
twelve feet IN height, ON which Is carved tne
following inscription "Vengeance is mine, l
will repay, saith the Lord" On the base OF
the monument stands n granite slab. into
which are cut the words Here l20 men, wo.
men and children were massacred IN colo
blood early in September, 1857. They were
from Arkansas.
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,--.,..n,NABAMMxRsLEY.
anMMER RESORTS.
.--.,r,rc .,..rc xuY.pHuW SPRINGS,


,rutTE NUIPHCR SPRINGS,
IA "GRErNBRIER COUNTY VA.
: s;ss:sss ss x. Il e..s':
: ias Ism ar ~ ard important ARRANGEMENTS have
'xsH, sew The last season IN this large e.
rsse ss, and And no efforts will he spared to make
I. saesi' ''n,sp'Ft;MiAH 'nn,sspR'FtMiAH MORTON. Prc.,dent.
..ruyy,s General iSuperintenaent.
H EgN,I,e.nnndents will phase address v NJ
49, HGes.' Sneetintend White Sulphur Sp,irxs'
81 - county, Va. ap l6-eod1Jnly
,oy<ER'S WHITE AND black
4 ALbsi'iruCR AND CHALI 4
RySpeiNGS This WATERING PLACE
l---its&s tnr the reception of vtsltors on the
ir ynns IL is sl'ns'ed on ihe hns nnd ~
N q; S""f n. F,yg,r,a nad T,nnsss.s Railroad,
'rH rif" ,.,te f. ON Rons,ck's Depot. Roanoke.
,Asa' hst, depot an OMNIBUS will always he
i. AI,os. on the arrival Of the cars, 70 CON
Isalu s.sosers 10 the SpIings
~ WHITE and l. Ck SuI.P II
trrrpS have effected numerous cures: The
aggravated cases of Dys
Shli e,,e,,. affection nf the Lhver. K,dneSs and
- p t;snrrsl Debility. and especially diseases
: s,.' xsrynas system. sd those diseases pc
u We ;. females; the BLACK SULPHUR. al
e ~ i ,iisea.ss Of the Skin: aggravated cases oi
. tts ~ ara Ing erup psions Of the Skin.
Iasad IN ;is mountains of virxinIa. and the
: .si isil : and ATTENDANTS Of tho most astls
Apr -, rhsrsc,er. to.ether with a fine BAND OF
y. ~. ard every other attraction usually fonnf
' ' .t,IS,,lss, WATERING PLACES-as TO all a
W tI.s We bsg leave To refer to the large number
80 80. who have heretofore visited the pl ACE
.,.,s-dsn J. A. HEFELFiNGER. Prop'r.
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:, FOR RENT..A desirable Residence, on
e -bgrch II III. situated on Brosd, between I'D
E,nG .i.h streets, and containing eleven rooms,
-, = hrlek kitchen and servants apartments
.,,ksl Possession given on the 9Th of May
~, ., ,bls otflce, Ap 25-3tt
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CAMEL CoAL.-The Peytona Coal Compa-
nies shipped last week. from Coal River, Ka-
nawha county, Va, one hundred thousand
bushels OF camel coal to the Cincinnati and
New Orleans markets. The rise in the Ohio
river WAS SO great as to create back water hf-
teen feet deep in Coal river.
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SwINDLE.-J John @. Cooper. OF Stafford
county, Va, was swindled out of elUO in
he changed a New York Civ Trust Bank note
of that denomination.
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II TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. n
HATS. CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
FOR PPRING. 1860.
n,. RO. l.. DlCK N s ON
asih street, Richmond. Va, Mannfacturer and
ts 81 n all nds OF Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
he he 10 store and offers to the Southern trade on
~s sr re,t O., y,,l ,tlarsycbie terms,
Al Wholesale AND RETAIL,
HATS large aud complete SPRING STOCK OF
CAPS,
o,. STRAW GOODS,
MI The latest and nest fashionable stylcs.
psaahIs waiting this market will find 1t to their
ss. TO call and examine for themselves before
s',ths. To those Who bay for casa, hbsraI
OF MILITARY HATS AND CAPS.
tss description. furnShed at the shortest mo-
H. ~ mui On me most favorabie terms.
u,a phEss SILK HATS cannet be excelled Tor
al, .nsa'nesh, or finish. A call 10 most respect
sr"sted. RO. l.. DICKINSON,
nh nhseesssor ss.asor to Binford, Dickinson 4 Weislsef.
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HOE SE8 FOR 6ALE

srCk SALE-A pair Of remarkably
al teiior older oaes. well broke TO harness
ana Inc piow. Terms made fully accom-
apg-.,". ROTATING. Apply at this ol6ee.
C2S,oa. years old, rood szc, we'll broke, war
Also. 1sIed sound and 70 draw well.
.eald md ," ..i AN LILY HORSE. feyen ysers nid.
~ i s be sold With The on nor.s An, one 10 want
"sieat bargain by an early call on
ss3-,w J. u. GOODMAN, Manufacturer,
!, No. lp0 Main atreet.
NNaffsvIh SAEE--A pair Of excsllent cA4-
ass-ssss N. II. HICKS, Richmond p. ..
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THR TRUTH UNDER A PREssURE.-A Bel
gian journal gives an example OF husband
who is ready TO do Justice under the most
trying circums tances. The wife being accused
of poisoning, and on the point of being con-
vicied, begged that the husbands testimony
might be admitted in her favor. The request
was granted. and the man declared that the
best proof of her innocence was the fact that
he was alive, "for,' said he, II am sure that II
my wife had possessed the least disposition to
poison any ono, she would have begun Win
years. This evidence was conclusive; the
jury laughed, and the woman WAS acquitted.
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prxrs PsAx WIr.-Thsy have "post' 1t
Pits's Peak, who has psrpstrated the follow
lag:
- Lvok vsSies With the men who hnat
For eeId, - I'll OK piains
Some kpa the O-e ~ ereosss.
White 0thefs seek - VeiN
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A DR. .HuNrKR-Coms sxnption.-In 3 brief let
ter publisn ed to day. from DR. NOb't Hunter. Of
New York, whoss nams is known throus hOut tho
country AS identified with the successful tre.t-
clan announces uis intention shortly To visit this
city. The knowied- of tb;s fact will be a. graft
fying to invsllds al his treatment will lie bench
cial.
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HIGH PRICE FOR A CRNT.-At recent sale
of old coins in Philadelphia $3.50 was Oh
tanned for a single cent coined at the u. S.
Mint in 1872, while experiments were in pro-
gress previous to the definite coinage. The
numismatic collection belonged to the estate
of Mr.. IIevic. The catalogue comprised over
1000 lots. which sold for $l,4H.73, although
their intrinsic value was but &li3.a3 There
seems to be n difference between coins and
eggs. as to increase of worth in the market by
being kept long on hand.
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EATa AND CAPS.

n APklNG AND 81 ~ NJ + 4 tiOuL,S Or
u loo HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
We have now IN store and for sale. the latest
aud mos, fashionable styles of Fur, Cashmere,
irieheh and American Felt Hats. MoieskiD Dress
hSitoi the kne.t qualities and at all prices. on
aahd and msde To order. A call most respectfully
soaciisd. w r. MOORE Il CO
n sPklAG ILk or
u SILK HATS,
NOW READY AT
ELLETT & WElSIGFR'S,
10 10 Nam street, opposite the Exchange Bank.
-non.!sting of
!hE TRADE BLOCK,
METROPOLITAN,
AND YOUNG GENTS
pas..sO-A ~ handsome assortment Of French SOFT
Aanis. ELLETT &. WElSIGER,
eA-1 No. lG7 NJ ain st.
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ARTICULATION OF THE BOTTLE.-One pic
ture in the last Punch shows two respectable
citizens" very much "cut" after dinner
Both look extremely happy and rumpled and
hold test converse MON as follows: Host"
say, my boy. shall we join ladies in drawing
room - Guest-"I eh'inkeho." Host Can
you say, the scenery's truly rural bout
here p Guest" Sc-scenery toOralooral."-
Host" All right. come alongH'
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ID DEAFNESS.

DEAFN IS; r,rs.
Those who wish to consult DR.. EI LING for
DEAFNESS, should make immediate application.
I ss 1 IF u 20 e
patients. his stay bein<
FOR Al FEW DAYS ONLY.
R1CH MoND.
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
EAR .sP Al 4 N6 rs -f;a' i faRoxf, Rt1sff
Cured on New Prinoiple, BY
Auxl1 Pr; s5AksEex EAks!Eel
the most distinxu,shed Ply siciens. Dr. FAILING
i f,"m D.. nf foeoe2. Pays;eia. Extraordinary
DE-. EA.,se- tes, sx: have Witnessed. With
great interest. the operation periorIed On Lady
taients man aud the care and ration oi IN
experienced practitioner: Soff' fI.sIs; Ias:, Nm
Ff d. q; 5sa,5s Ns s'es afs rsfs;sa ts".: -
Dr. EALING has operated on both of my ears.
removing without pain tubercnlous substance
fsha sfs fs ~
S5 MS :ss RI 3 8
March 5, 1850. HoIxxs SrxzLx. NJ. D.
From W. L. Ws;,s.,y, ;,y 1E.a s. Gso'ss' Perish.
About two weeks ago came 10 consslt Or.
kES Fl bRSf foh fa LAST c;ss Se
auc hsn az ia.. ana ss:s &:
he Now aEAR e :s1i: IS. e:s
ia IN my head. to which had bssn great marty :.
| has suhslded.
.cssa.ns'y r'eomm's%$ p T. THlIsS Wl:IsS.;
cscSsJLFiSe cons Il 1 ROOMS. :. :. .,.,,-
:s.s ':s" ,si s Fog. ssoss I. .Ss
| I'm ANKLIN SAvlN03 .ANN:.
f.:,;s,sa - iii h::ssb .:s.s:
which IN interest Of s'x ssr csss Isr aansm VII
s:; ::s a.: = .ss.s S:s g
IsAAss rAsIo', }, sAc ga GG;ihfHs. shfS. p,..;x..,
| ]. IN 1. i ssRa4iiaE: sRiiE: ,s:. s.;;::; s::s!:,.
I; ! 81 g. III :
A s.!.l.s go "a sS;'ial i5lis. q & E5f3fE ;s! 6
$azlssls g1ll! 3 {, s5!.:1s !: 8: ::
! !; ..s. :. 8 q .! ~ y
! GU! :: =; iss s;3'' :
TsS5 80 - d. CIR as1 s1l411s.
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billiards PRACTICALLY CONsIDERKD.-
The Bucyrus (Ohiol Journal thus speaks ofthe
game of billiards Yee, sir, wecan tell you all
about billiards. 1t is q game consisting OF two
men in their shirt sleeves, punching about on
= table. and presenting the keeper with twenty
cents, Or, as Is most commonly the case in this
country, telling him to just mark IL down
This aforementioned custom has given them
the title Of billiard markers. II y0u have
decided genius for the game, you will make
suDerior player at the expense Of about 45 ,OOO
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- THE "DISPATCH" STEAM


PRIN ING OFFICE,
Corner Of MniA and TAirteeHsh Streets, ,kie6nl ond
Virginia.
This Establishment. (beng the most complete
Printery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or.
naInents, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine Prssses,, is daily turning out the finest
specimens Of
Such As
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
AS WE'LL AS
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBLLLS.
Particular attention gwen to 6ne work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and TranspOr
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads.
Ing of 1850 impressions per hour. thereby enabling
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
description Of work at the shorte pOss bic notice.
A Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
of speed!
MA Printing, in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style Of the art
In this branch of the business, the pfOprietOrs can
afeiy challenge competition.
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Sudden Denh.-A free negro named White,
employee at Mr. VIM. r. Robinsons factory
on Franklin street, died suddenly yesterday
morning Of apoplexy. Buta lew hours before
his death he was apparently In the enjoy ment
OF good health.
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n. lsSo. ...opsAag anA oumDegs.ssesve
Al xnriai NHw sfscH.
ee JOHN l.. eMfTu11s.
LYSSk ~ SSobs"s::s:a. sss,s;,; s:s:a g a ..s..
L''' Il CLOTHS tT IS 80 II 'cAsslM EREk
~ Salk aal Aassaiilee VxDxlN0Us
NV UTiUck o. 0S6pe.
boasht in pesson at AUCTION, 10 New Yogk.
His stick cnmpfisss in part:
Bsaatifsl DEAEGR
LINENS ..a DAMAsks;
Splendid assortment Of 1900, - d
CASelMEkk0 .~.
Of .vsrv grade and color. Tor osNIe Wan.
TwEEDs and LINgEs, vr.,.
GOODS;
large sssofs9s7sts 81 r,on eoora.
Of evory variety sad psice, AID uDoay oeoog 49,
usually kept in Dry Goods store.
The subscriber 10 dotefmined to Ger To- l9o04
and his friends the Aesi ssisesa al4 e4e3&o ~ -
FANCY and STAPLE DRY 0o00Ss
ever display cd ia the city. aud will cell To Q
the lowest rates to cash puschasefu. CAUs eosoeo
buying elsewhere On John L. sMIrusa.
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Esrea. IN the attic story over the Subscribers
as,ofe JUAN PIZEINI,
RAI.-,s No. l28 NJ AIN st.
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as.,sssfESksg 5ss Gsii,s sS'sf!1's1

EAs ES.,.,This Grsat %Her,can rsmsdy. eostels-
thing heretofore offered the pavlio. 10 u sa
ratlve. !sstoratiys and Ienoyasins Iowsvsi A.
the a0ve remedy will cugo the sbove dissases, eaA
cOnfounded when they have ocular ss0enstso-
t,ons of tho facts. But the pro1r'e,os. Who -
known Of q case Of twenty yea!e' ssaa0inG 70 b
restored to perfect health. and all othef casee cI
exception. ard therefore challenges any ease OS
GOnOrrhGa which the remedy will mot cure. pro-
on the part Of the patient; and any ono ya!ehAsne
half dozen bottles, and using seoOrdinxiy % ~
case OF failure, will furnish additional neAieipqs
free Of charge. to complete the cure, thsNskh ~
agents; and 2 cure viii bs sasetsd vishoss iesse-
Sod ~ xPPERsVN I pvPyY, No. - lroaA
street. and y. A. A.STRECKER. Main street, Drug
ssts, agents for the city Of RieAmoad.
mh 36-d6mA
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CANADIAN RAlLwAYs.-The London Times
contains q serious exposition on the state and
prospects of the two great railways Of Cana
da, the Great Western and Grand Trunk.
whose aggregate capital, chiefly derived from
sterling and the shares in which are respec-
lively at discount of B. and CT per cent. The
opinion is expressed that these lines are specu-
lations rather than investments, and cannot
fail to increase greatly in value.
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THE BROWN FUND AT PoRT-AU-PRINCE.-
Two weeks ago the contributions of coffee in
Hayti for the benefit Of John Browns family,
amounted to about 2,OOO bags OF 12O pounds
other thousand bags would be added. As
these bags are worth from &12 to &l4 each, it
IL probable that the Republic OF Hayti will
add to the Brown fund from $4,000 to S4p.OOU.
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Cage Hsms. Yesterday afternoon officers
Bibb and Blankenship arrested and Gagged
Catherine Powers aud Grace Matthews,
charged with keeping n disorderly house,
fighting in the street. and disturbing the
neigh borhoOd; aud officer Seal arrested sarah
Loving for being drunk In the street.
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4 FOR RENT-One large FRONT ROOM,
k=oser Store liz Broad street, below 9TH; Apply
AAoh the premises. Inn 3-tS
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MoRx MoRMONs IN VIRGINIA.-The Hardy
County (Va.) Whig says: We have been In.
formed that q settlement OF Mormons are loca-
ted in this county. Very little respecting
Them and their religion is known. These Nor
mous reside in the Allegheny mountains on
the head waters of Luney's Greek. Theleadev.
who claims to have bad direct revelation from
Haven with regard to his mission, II q mau
~ the name of Brown. who has induced .
number OF his neighbors 70 embrace bis doc
trineg. S9&
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,oy<ER'S WNiTE AND nI.ACk
n cf,IM MuItR AND CHALN Y 4 u A T "
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR StLE-A two story ORNAMENTAL
q kroTTlGE. with a brick basement, on 9th
Estrest French Garden Hill. Gas throug heut,
- x,ier IN the ward !; containing eight rooms
.,p0s accommodating. Apply to
..Is 9t.vts GREEN Il ALLEN.
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Seasonable R.freshments, and any number OF
children and gentlemen, may be had at Grace
Church Fair, now being held At Mechanics
Institute Hail. The room is decorated in a
novel and attractive manner, and the sales.
ladies are SO attentive to their visitors that NO
one can call on them without being pleased.
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InK kENT-A very deslrahle RES

:. HOK RENT-A very desirable KESl
EsnENCE. built last year. on 81. between Clay
hsra Leigh streets. containing five rooms. fur.
,ssi xl.h gas and water, and ot her cnnvenlenccs,
- e 20 excellent neig hboThcod. Kitchen III the
~ rortsinng two rooms. Possession given i'm
r,lsies Apply on the premises. or at echool-
80 ~ Grace, between 25.h ant 26th streets. TO
4~ts JNO. CARY.
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4. FOR RENT.-The ROOM formerly occu-
as M ss asssnd aa1 SasTy aS Sq rent. Aso
l0D,NG ROOM on the third floor. For terms,
Hp5 to JOHNSON & HARDWOOD,
No " M ain street.
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Bnd Den.-Complaint was lodged to the
Mayor, yesterday, of the character of the In
habitants of the building over Rurkell's sta
BILE, on Wall street, and the proper process
awarded to bring them to Court. An Alder
were about thirty females, of bad character,
in the row, and that their conduct was very
disgracefui. Unless . general stamp psde takes
place to-day, the Sergeant will have large
addition of boarders tomorrow.
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Died Of his Inj.ries.-The negro man Lewis,
who was SO seriously injured by being thrown
from a wagon and run over, last "wednesday
afternoon, has since died of his injuries.
Quarterly Lac JoNYnGi-We invite attention
to the advertisement, in another column, Of
the Quarterly Law Journal.
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Trinity Church, at the corner Of 10th and
Broad streets, is to be SIS by 50 feet-the pitch
of the main audience room is to be 70 feet, and
the height Of the spire Is to be I9O feet We
make this notice to correct the errors OF fig
ures in the article published yesterday rela-
tive to this new and beautiful house OF wOr.
shin soon tn he erected
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r. FOR KENT-The FIRST and SECOND
EfL0ORS Of the DWELLING over our store.
0 MARCUS HARRIS l. Bro,
s0-ts Next to the American Hotel
Il FOR RENTING large FACTORY on
Cary street, between 10th and llth streets. near
1Dunlop, Moncure d Co.'S. suitable for To
ea'co Factory, Warehouse. or Manufacturing Es-
aiAshment. Enquire of r. d. EACHO.
hl5-n KENT. PAINE Il co.
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;, FOR RENT-A desirable brick RESI-
EshFsCE, on Canal street. between lst and
E1Foa.aee streets, containing kix good sized
-. a. OF which are IN perfect order. Posses
,,r sIysn immediately. Apply on the premises,
X : r T.. Mt
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;, FOR RE<T-The STORE AND DWELL
q ING. Garner ST. Stephen and ST. Peter streets
Ii Ihe House is new. and tine stand IS said to be
,oos one for a retail Grocery.
sl.o the DWELLlNG-H HOUSE. on st. stephen
,,-ss,. near the residence of Capt. T. c. Epps,
sot,slnlng SIX rooms, lately OCCUPIED hv John w
Wostd, Apply TO THOS. J BAGB..
,n5i-ts General Agent, No. Wall st.
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<. FOR The HOUSE on 23d street.
- fe,ween Nam and Cary. at present occup!e d
Il by Mr A. McCurdy. 1t contains nine rooms,
s.l IS II good order. For terms, &c apply tn
RAWLINGS & HOLLADAY,
sug-,s 18th atyeet
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=, FOR RENT-A very desirable Brick Res
e ,dspee on 7.h street, South Of Cary. contain
b ~ rooms. kitchen, gas fixtures through the
,.i.p' hdrant in the yard. and other conve
.1n.4 has feen recently papered with costly pa
esr. ra.aed. &c, &c. Apply 70
F'' EDW. d. EACHO. Hth street,
,,g.-;w Near Exchange Hotel.
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K FOR HENT. AND 4 M IA 4. - 4 a 4 4:
b. P0SS ESSlON GIVEN-That large and conve-
A1lent LII NJ BER HOUSE. on the south side Of
Tie BAAin, adjoining my lumber yard. 1t is well
s1sp.ed 10 storage Of all kinds. or it would make
saeietacco stemmery. To a good tenant, rent will
be Moderate. l.. W. GLAZEBROOk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27

The Armory Baad.-Sleepsrs in the vicinity
of the Dispafeh Office were awakened Wedne*-
day night by \ serenade from the Armory
Band, under Prof. Loebman. The band con.
tains both hrass and reed instruments, and Its
repertoire of music con tains the latest marches
and airs, and the members are all accomplished
musicians, who have made their profession
life study. Our neiGhbors, ns well as the D's-
patch itself, were delighted, and in acknow-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27

SUFFERER0,
BROKEN.DOWN AND DEUfLJTATED ye0.
FESSIONAL MIN,
VlGORAT0k!
We offer it TO all claseos.N may ave voSoe1x<o
lives. We d. not balievo tha& any other seno4v
has such mass ef testmcnX..
THE REV. b. r BR0OkE!
BAlflMonD, xoo. 1o0s 1o1Ss
The ass Of your. Aaaptoa'S riaee.Qe" e1ea
|. r.,y s,.st sI...i.s g as .n1 q ia.tly: Ise
rsiIoss. .For 81 saok disease nqt 9esalally -
'''''''''' " Pastor cf 10 kssav 4. &. ClsssA.
AS AN INvI0O1ATO4.
Al an iuvigOraAoS and restorative. vhoto ee1G4
stimutant 10 wanted, We believe u supesiof = ~
the Cordiels ocfore the puhlie - e.rs ~ 1y,es
diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels. u ~ o4l1
truly successful to the single and msrfie6. WSe04
the most valuable remedy, which thoaaao0 vlE
FEMALES AND caiLDAEne-Tlis THO
cURE will be found great nedaeino tne ~ tne0
diseases.
81 Can eng s Gss renPPaI}rsff 81 s3d scs8 s7ets
" DR.. COOKE, Frsderick.hyfEi p, ~ - ,kQ1-
xists in PetersbarS: BY MOkTluEA &4QW.
BRAY, Baltimore; and By O!uQgiets - oAqDr
keepers ovoGyVhoro. u Def bottle ~ eoe4Ds
r. The SEsss x;rf.HFi., fffisn;tFSsh Nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27

Il FOR KENT.-Two new brick TEN T.
E: VI NEN rs on the corner of Main and 25th streets
Il p session given from the lst tn the 18th May
A.o fsf sale one FREIGHT BOAT. Apply to
IN ll~aXt CHARI LES HOW ElI..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27

Il FOR RENT - Two or three desirable
ER00NS. III a pleasant portion OF the city, to a
nsRali family, Of good standing. For further
idfarmatlon, apply to L. 4. BASS.
ap3-lw' On Clay, between lst and I'd SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27
: FOR RENT, ARMOKY AND HIGH

q v rear cf INV store two good rooms, with
Il srse yard. To q good tenant. rent low.
,,n1,s F. MCCARTHY, Broad st.