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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-10

VOTING IN 1rALY.-The recent vote in the
Italian States on the annexation to Sardinia
Is made an occasion by the letter writers to
describe the manner of balloting in those
States. The towns are divided into alphabet.
cal districts. letter from Medena SAYS:
You go up one of those large staircases which
you see only IN Italy, and which would almost
contain modern house, roof and alt: in the
passage up stairs is an individual who relieves
weapons; yon open the door and md your.
self in large hall of the 10th century. painted
with armorial bearings of the different mem
5ers OF the family Of the Pepoli, (im one of the
marble mosaics, aud hung with a series of
family portraits, which seem TO look down
with curious astonishment on the Decorating
proceedings below. Especially one gen tieman
ln = req robe looks intensely on an iron stove
which has been placed temporarily in the
middle OF the hall TO take Off the chill Of that
mass Of stone. Almost opposite the door is A
long table, about which are standing dozen
gentlemen or SO with their greatcoats and hats
on. The table is covered with several large
register locking books and writing materials
in the centre of it. -
Before the table is a wooden box about four
feet high, on the topof which yon perceive four
seals, and in the middle Of il q slit something
like that In a poor.boX. Two gentlemen are
always at the side of it. watching it rs if il con-
talned a treasure. The voter comes in not
quite knowing where to 60. He is directed to
go to the table. A fair-haired, tall gentleman.
ask him politely for his name. It is the
president Of this section, Minghetti, one Of the
few politicians who have made themselves a
name during the late events in Italy. The
register of names is opened, a sign is made
when the name OF the voter is found. and the
latter puts in his schedule. 1t disappears in
the sealed box, because the form requires il:
hut the vote is no secret, for almost every one
without exception carried his vote in his hat
n n no I>r~
and on every ticket saw the vote was for an.
nexation.
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Aetice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numsr-
ts ssts MEDICINES, always with the most un-
s ssloed happy results, that some unprinoipled
.sM s,seM have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
s,as SsI compelled e .chanse the wrapper. which
ss1 over the cork of every bottle Of the genuine
h.. nnosmines, 20 thst the public can again obtain
n.,Is ssmedles which have suited their wants and
''sTse9 rs their suBerings.
~ "a J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
II Ipnenses p.snsse q the lungs 10 tho standard remedy
nj! .AlN CCRER for pains. rheulnatlsm, cholic,
EETiSeM EETiSeMnor q bruises, and tho DYSPEPTIC COM
IA ssS = ior dyspepsia and 'llver coinplaiIts.
~" Y DrugglSts generally. and by
an "AkhEk l.. WARlNG, IN Broad 1T
@aTn Richmond. Va
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A STIR AMONG THE ESTEAMBoATs,-The New
Orleans Bulletin is informed that an ofyIcer NJ
the Government is creating quite stir among
the steamboats,, by putting them through y
strict examination in order to ascertain whe-
tner thelr of1cers have complied with the re-
quirements of the law of Congress relating ia
registers. certificates and representing appa.
ratns. Several have been found to be deiin.
Quent in this respect, and have consequently
Dcen nned.and pretty heavily, too-by the
aforementioned official of the Government
one to the tune of s.. 500, aud two others $500
each. - -.
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IA The Great Virginia Remedy, and ne
1NEALLlBLE REMEDY
ra c0N NOREHtEE AND ALI, SECRET HIQ

FOR CON ORRHEE AND ALL SECRET Dis
EASEs-This great American remedy, contain-
iBg no MercurIal or Baisamic properties. exceis
everything heretofore offered the pu plic in its Gu
rsaye. restorative and renovating powers; and
ths medical world are astonished when told that
the snove remedy will cure the above Diseases and
cgoiounded wheE they have ocular demonstra-
.loas Of the facts. But the proprietor. who has
Inown Of s case of twenty years. standing to Ike
restored TO perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration tn lie restored, without a single
5orarrhrs which the remedy will not cure. pro-
rited tie directions are carried out with prudence
% tue part of the patient; and any one pure hasns
half dozen bottles. and using accordingly, in his
CT her case. he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case oi failure, will furnish additional medicine.
free OF chsrge. to complete tho cure, through his
agents; ard a care will be effected without ipcon-
venience TO the patient.
Sold BY ApPERsON DuPUY, No. 2M Broad
street and o; A. STRECkE Main street, Drug
sis,s, agents for the city of Richmond.
ma &-d6n' 5a
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RHODE ISLAND DLEGisLATURR,-The Proyi
dence Journal con tains the latest returns of
the vote for members Of the Assembly accord.
ing to which the Republicans have elected
sixteen Senators and the Coalition thirteen.-
Vhree towns have yet to elect-NeWport
Tiverton and Charlestown. The Republicans
have elected twenty-nine Representatives aud
the Coalition thirty-six. There are six mem-
bers yet to be elected-four in Newport, one
in Tiyert0n and one in Charlestown. .
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TURPENTIxB LANDs.-The Florida Railroad
Company, we are gratified to learn, have re.
Gently leased to Mr.. God win and other gentle.
men of Virginia, upwards of forty.five thou.
sand acres of land, situated near Waldo and
Trail Ridge, for turpentine purposes. These
parties intend engaging in this business on q
very large scale. and one of them proposes to
employ three hundred hands. They will com. .
mence cutting boxes next win ter.-Eera
F1Oridan.
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n Elegant Spring Goods.
PERKINS l. Co.,

wHoLxsALx AND RxrAiI CasH DKsLrss.
No. I4l, Eagle Square
Are now receiving, and IN few days vii
have in store. large and complete stock OF th,
nevest and best styies Of FOREIGN and DO
NESTIC DRY GOODS, to which they invite tn,
attention of cash and short time buyers. Their
Goods are marked at very low prices, to attrac
NOW OPEN,
Elegant DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
Beautiful BER EG rs and ORGANDlES.
BEREGE E and ORGANDlE ROBES.
GREENAplNE ENhFl and BEREGE ANGLAis
BE fESE 4NGLAis. RosALBUs and VA
LENTIAS
Grey POPLINS,
And a great variety Of Goods for Street and
Travelling Dresses. The above goods were pur-
chased a, the large auction sales in New Yofk the
PAS. week. and WILDE sold lower than ever seen
FRENCH JACONETS and BRlLLIANTS
f0ULARD S.LKS-very cheap.
EMBROlDERIES and LACES.
Rich FRENCH LACE MANTLES
BLACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
BUSTERS and SUITS of DRESS and MAN
Thcmpson @ & Il O0P SKTRTs-the hest made
Lsrte stock PLANTATION GOODS.
iAiSh h''i LINEN sHEETINGs,
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS.
ToWELINGS, GINGHAMS.
GLOVES and HOSIERY, Of every description.
'NN PERKINS & CO.. Cash Store,
mh3-lm No. III Eagle Square.
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SAVAGE ASSAULT BY HoR0k.-The Mon.
trenl Pilot Of the I'D says, that the day before.
as Mr. John Short was returning from fune..
leave the Cemetery road, the horse clipped and
tel, the sleigh overturning at the same time
While Mr.. Short was stooping down to release
the horse from the harness, 30 ~ TO enable him
to get mp, his foot slipped and down he fell,
when the animal savsgely seized ono Of his
legs, and, Notwithstanding long boot he had
on. bit and knawed 1t in q shocking manner.
Tho horse, while holding the leg, shook 1T
q rat He put his hand into the horses mouth
to get hold Of his tonGue to make him lot 70
bic hold, bnt 70 NO perpose.e The criesof Mr.
Short soon ee0egAt some parsons to bis assist.
ance; but though the horse was Kicked and
bsatsn ssvegely about the head, he would not
let 50 his aold on ths leg; and he was only mai.
u compelied g Dc % By repeated strokes %
the nEeneaas Epm @e heavy Aandle of tAs
which made him uuponactous. - - -
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Surgeon Richard F. Simp.
son, Medical Department, now on leave of ab.
sence, is directed to repair to Fort Riaeely.
minnesota, on the lst of May next, and repoTt
for duty at that post. Assistant Surgeo Geo.
+. Cooper. Medical Department, is directed 70
repair to Fort Monroe, Virginia, and report to
the commanding officer of that post for tenn
porary duty. Assistant Surgeons Charles H.
smith and L. y. Stone are directed to repair
to the city of New York on the list Of Nav
next, and report to Surgeon o. A. Finlay
PRESIDENT OF the Medical Board, appointed 70
meet in the city Of New YORK, for examination
Tor promotion. .- .-...s ~. -5
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ip. ~. te the extreme South and Wesfern cOsln-
u. NOV, iear they have OF the fever and axue-
A.uof s., altelul Of all diseases. Every day We
spsss 'soas m attacked by this disease aud made
'sascy Il, l., In view Of the great demand for
s.lsd Bulls Mos.Jy.rrkR has presented his csie,
taase, ~ ,h, whose curative powars for oil
assfencsu ~ ne "Buters,' prepared after long
sniuws :, sha ~. deep study. have received the en-
ssiAelassess shs most eminent phvsicians, % well
doubt iHsr ra,i 81 .ne T Ti9vnry s o
a,e, '"'"' ana Judge for themselves. Fespoc-
sse. " ''ass'sts and dealers generally. every
*, NH 16-lm
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HAIL STORM IN LoUIslANA.-On Saturday
week violent hail storm passed over the
eastern part of Louisiana. Al Peacan Grove
in the parish OF Carroll. great damage vas
done ON the plantati owned by Mr. Henry
Goodrich. His ginhonse, negro quarters.
together with newly finished dwelling.
house, were blown down by the violence Of
the storm. His loss Is estimated ut &i5Oxl
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THE CONTESTED SEATS IN CoNaREss.-A
letter to the Buffalo Advertiser says:
"The seat of Mr.. Sickles will be awarded to
Mr.. Williamson, Mr.. Cooper's to Mr.. How.
derson, Mr.. Winter Davis, MIR. Morrison Har.
RE, Americans. will be retained in their seats,
In spite OF the energies and efforts Of their
Democratic contestants. So the political wind
seems to be blowing, at all events"
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N. .MIcHELET.-M. Michelet, the French his
torian, author of L'An,our and La Esmms. has
thanked his American translator, Dr. Palmer.
In cordial and Characteristic letter. for tht.
works into felicit0us English. He saws he il
proud and happy to BE- so presented TO q peo-
pie VINO cherish the Religion Of the Eireside
and the Family" -
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CowHIDINo YOU'VE LADIES IN SCHOOL,
The kenosha IN. ~ Times gives an account
OF the cowhiding of a young lady in q school
In Kenosha. The teachers name is Pope. The
pupil is young lady fifteen years Of age,
daughter OF Z. +. Morris, of that city. The
Times says that it appeared in the evidence
bare neck with raw hide, some five or six
strokes being given, drawing blood, all for the
offence OF chewing gum. The master has been
tried for the offence, but the jury did not
agree.
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I nAsamknar.kt,
q. Nervous SUFFERERS.
ssoKES-poswrsS osrSsi6N.t Amp tpEEEsIttITArSD + Pro-

q. Ne''' SUFFERERS,
bAo" FE0SiONAb MEN.
r.sI'ss .ss ss' IL: s:ss :;,s!
w. ostr Il 10 all c.Asses-it may save vain able
~. We do not believe that any other remedy
as ~ .,ch mass Of testimony.
rHE REV b. T. B3oOKE,
.BALriMORK. Feb Hth, lSao
.e.s,s Mortimer 4 Msctrev: = -.
Erhe ase a( YOUR Hampton'a TsnctuFa" has lsAen
r,rv graf Hsssssg To- me and my family. The
s.et 4 has had on my throat disease has beon wsar-
esTars For all such diseases most cordially 70.
s.'mn,end it, Yours. .Ialy,. b. BsooKE.
AS AN INV1EORATOR.
A. an nvseorator and restorative, where a gentle
..ru,ant is wanted, We heiieve u superior % an
- ais befcre the public ~ rwys(sy Dv,pep-
.ss Cossk. Scrafsl1 and Kke9mnsixna. with an
asssses Of the Stomach and Bowels It has Teen
,a, 50 succesxful TO the singe and married We offer
sss raosi valuable remedy, which thousands wiz
'sss1kNALEs AND cHILDREN.-This TING
rtRE viii be found great medicine for al their
- Cail spd get ramphlets and Sc curss.
S9SkE f.sss:bas % SSXfrMfR h e MRS2E
MAY. Bs!timors; and By Druggists and Shcp.
issDers svsTyvhsrs. o. psF bottle six hotties.
M ap3-d&cwts
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DEATH.-Edward n. Oldmfxon. for MANY
years pilot, died near Pensacola pavy-yarsi
on the 20th nit. He was q son Of Sir John Old
nixon, Of England, and 1t IN early age was
mldshipman ~ the British Navy, bat LEFT that
service from dislike to it, wandered away from
home, and settled near Pensacola. where he
lived for 3 years, earning IA honorabls iiyeli.
hood a. pilot for Pensacola Bay. So
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The INDIA RUBBKR MANUrACruRH-G,eof
iIr9hfs.-!n the trial Of a case at New York
last week. the evidence developed the enor.
nous n ofits made by India Rubber manutac.
!uTels. By way Of illustration, il was proved
lnat toe entire cost of a. pair of India Rubber
snoef, made by the Ford Rubber Company.
was only ninetsen cents, ithsy usually retail
Ior Que collar y that the Ford Rubber Comma.
.ys STOCK. whose par value was one hundred
doiiars. IL now worth three hundred dollars a
snare. ana mas always paid over thirty per
cent: cent per annum on its capital, and that The
norm british Rubber Company, established
dend of fD in January. and another of f2O
IN July OF the same year, on share nominate
~ OF fioo, but on which only ESQ were paid
up, or a set profit Of one hHndred per cent.
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DIPLOMATIC DREssEs-Aa Aneedote.-The
Presidents message to the Senate on the sub
Gus, and embraces correspondence as far back
as the treaty of Ghent. He quoted extensiye-
~ from letters written by the Secretaries of
State under Monroe's, Jackson's and Pierce's
old Roman adaGe, '"iwtxs Ut lsset, fer is ut
morris, +" meaning at home as you please. anr.ad
as the custom is. Mr.: Marcy took the ground
that because Benjamin Franklin appeared nj
the Court of st. James in . suit Of plain black
with white crayat, that the same simplicity
should be observed at present and he accord.
ingiy addressed circular to each member of
the diplomatic corps instructing them not to
use the naval button as mark Of distinction.
This order led to many ludierOus Incidents
Among them was this: A Consul residing at
port on the Mediterranean was induced to
hire servant, who was q slick African. as
black as the ace of spades. The Cons at the
time he engaged the African discovered that
his wardrobe was in rather dilapidated con.
dressed him in a suit of blue with gilt buttons,
bought him black hat and had plated gold
band put around it, -
In day or two afterwards the Consul took
the African sitting by his side PAneiais."
Shortly after their arrival, the Consul who
was sitting in the parlOr at the hotel was At
tracted by a confusion In the street and on
looking to the window to sec what was going
on, 10 and behold the African was wa1kins
up and down before the hotel door with q prO.
cession of boys, who every now and then
would scream ont, Look at The American
there he goes look at him !" The African en-,
Joyed the joke amazingly, and puffed away his
cigar like Turk Of the seventeenth centurv
TIE people absolutely believed that the negro
was the Consul and the Consul the servant
discard the naval button. It:was disregarded.
however, by the Hon. Pierre Soule. of Louisi.
aaa, who was sent to Spain by President
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,sht - hssrs 6fttePs.- This Celehrased
% FL f.ssescs. ssf ssss sss'ss Sss
rlsy ys.. s,ss.. Nervousness, Sea Siclncss. "a. ~.
r.scis he healthy .s.s;|.s sa.ic. shrcrsho!s !Ls
s'aa ''sef Of rssistanes 70 dissasc rarely cb-
ssnr.Iy Jf!L.AkErT's BiTTRRo
&c. 81 q: is1 :.ls la ), .d.ftfid ffsdai E
AsaEse q r. nGsocsfs and 1rsss,sss ts.sr.Iiy.. .N-
/, fisEEsssssl ffn EEssssl st,sSt, q:
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A PA1o1uaM2EALg DFHNnm. 40 Occesaou.l j
Eta.i1s- Mt lsttsr nom Washfseton = ~.
fhis61slphad Fssss, lsSefibss 'dinnsr n 1he
Waite Houssas Scllova: a
! TIE hoar Il gsus1lly nxsd at rix o,ciocr
II ne time whsn millions ase takine their
snpper. Yoa receive cafd abont the size Of
by the President the dfmsnsions Of the card
are double, and eeaeRally Teads a. follows :,
'Ihe President reQuestssthe honor Of your
ooMiesnk o:sia 70 disnes: 90 Friday, April 9. 4 o
II 700 30 10 TIE President's you ara expected
70 dress In your best Clothes, ana to wear
wnite gloves. Ton are introduced into the
President Miss Zane, Mrs. Judge Roossbeit @ IT.
James Buchannn. Jr., And the rest. Of the
household. Alter. heing duly presented to
them. you wait the arrival Of the other guests.
quietly informs you that you ara to escort to
the dinner such lady, whom he now intro.
duces TO you, andfh iadyin your COMPANY
70 presented 10 another gentleman, who is 10
De her companion during the feast. The nour
having arrived, the com pany move into the
large drawing room, where they ane daxzled
by the gorgeous display Of plate and saelirht.
ana see number Of graceful waters. also IN
the guests. The President takes his seat not
y the head Of the table, but ON the side exactly
mid way, Miss Lane acting a. his ris.n.cis.-
ION nnd your name beautifully written on a
'~'s~ "I'oA tA.o paw ucIOI0 the seat YOU
are to occupy, aud fhe embarrassment beeins.
me cooking Is generally French cooking. the
wines costly and rare; and you will soon
nave an Opportunity Of hearing the .great
man. talk. You need not be informed that
Mr. Buchanan is one Of tho most delightful
ainers N the world. He has fund of email
Iaik Tor the ladies. a variety of oid-fashioned
a9esdo,es. m &c, and. as he is BY no means eparng
OF the juice OF the grape, he grows more easy.
sa1. ano more anable, and more agreeable as the
repest goes on, calling out one after the other
Of the company, and paying compliments to
the ladies, occasionally taking wine with
tnem. You never ask the President to take
After remaining in this delightful society for
seveiat hours, at given signal from the !
aresaens sne company rise, return to the re-
cepuon room, where they are served with cof- |
1y. aiter which you take your leave, and 10 |
nome aoi 70 remember the Inequalities you have
snloyed. some OF fthesedinners are dull and |
stately enough, hut have known them to he |
as delightful as the most genial could desire
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EKcOURAGIxa ExPLoRArloH.-The French
Minister Of Algiers has placed 300 francs in
the hands Of the Geographical Society OF Pa
ris 70 be added 70 the sum of 6O0O francs alsea-
dy In their hands, which sums win b. riven 8
the 0rst traveller who succeeds In arriving n
Algeria or Senegal, by way OF Timbuctoo.
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charged with 1sIpoicaslv se1tass ~ - ~
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I2th March. wss stt % the ~ srS 1issS ~
suilsy. She wns ds1ended win ffSlt 6S1lifvSv
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70 answsr the eSarSs % 81 sis ssesiiss % - - :
Ing sas wissssses. - ;k, ~ I.y"s s, 'ss,ssSs As ~:
for indictment at the nexs 0raad Inrv ~
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isest our THEATRE bee hssa pSeAsblsssa . 6or
n..sassns n.srias 3, Pny.,s',of pr sssss e.
the production Of H. nsE iossi 6rsass 81 tSe
''rhree Fast Non" No 6sss secsssssIly psSt-
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/ VIRGINIA Posr OSRrCs ArrArna--A ueSt
once - established at Coveton, Barbour
couaty, and 6o0uei shaw appointett bost-
master, on route between Evansville ard Phil.
lppo. Tho poet-cfflces at Ambersbufeh Prce-
ton county, and Fork DideA Msrshaii eDunty.
Are ~ oieconunued. The site Of Pennshercugks
teatcnas comfy, Is chaAasd - the railroad sia.
tson, ana ~. Martin appointed postm4ster,
wee A. =. Ice. SITE Of North 0asden, Alhe-
-. ns.f.e county, y changed to North Garden de-
POI, TWO miles east; Marcus Dunstt. Jr post
master, vice John r. Masu, Yesixned. Ap.
Eolntments-Mtchael O'Neale. postmaster At
Ventral Station, Doddridge county, vice Jacob
1en1ueef: Wm. A. Moore, postmaster at Falls
Omarcn, Fairfax county. vice Charles A. Or.
ton. Thomas H. Wright postmaster ut Happy
gree. station, Warren county. vice Robert A.
wright Geo. Lyone, Postmaster at Ben
1000, marshall county, vice J. McCaHrey.
" Y. -. Lester, postmaster at Reh0bOth. Lu.
uen0urg county. vice VIM. J. Smithson Sam.
S SeL =. Clark, postmaster At Academy, Poca-
Gontas county. vice n. d. Dunlap. james r.
Stratton, postmaater at Spanish Oaks. Appo.
mattox county, ytce Jas. n. Fitch. james II.
Al tFonG, postmaster at ThCmps0u's Gross
Soaoss Louisa county, vice R. A. Cole. H. G.
stevens, postmaster at C0ye Snrfne Roanoke
eonaty, vice George g. Hartman. Joseph v.
wiiIlams. postmaster nt Williamsport. Hardy
county. vice John Grove. Ohas.f. . 0iiehrisi.
pos stmaster At Hat Greek, Campbell county.
wee John ID. Howard. Fletcher H. Mayr. post.
master at Junction Store. Botetourt county.
vIce Davld r. Ewing. Thomas r. Douglass.
postmaster at Lnney's Creek HARDY county.
vice VIM. ]. McNemar. James III. Dickinson'
postmaster at Rock Farm, Russell county. vice
Moan ". Counts. James ID. Nickle. postmns.
ser a. Aspon Wall, Charlotte county, vice Jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-10

DunL.-A duel with swords was fought Al
between Mr.. Manuel BIasco. Jr..a q Custom'
House officer, and Mr.. Laborde. . clerk ia -
tuBofting house. Theanair ended II M -.
borde receiving serious wouah 70 the ieft
side, just above the.Aip. The Aimcnlty oriei-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-10

corrcsDondencs Of the Richnoad Disvaseh.
4 Beass3sl SsssAsys Cisy-A aesp Idea xmoa~
Haekmes--Rsr. Dr.. Wttsoa--A CkwseA Orn;sS
sis Paaev-Reiigisss Sevciees-- members of tke