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, 1860-05-25
Abduction Of q founE Lady from Q
Sexnlnary---A Great Outrage.
Ext


An abduction Of a young lady from Tennessee
took place ut hir. ALbott's Spinsler 1ustitu.e,
corner Of Fifth avenue aud Thirty y.faurth street,
Saturday evening, under rery extraordinary
circumstances.
1.appeass that Gen. Dypum, Of Tenn, upon
the soicitation Of Miss Pbipps, OF Tenn. was
permitted 10 visit her as a relative, and that
as IN assumed relative, he had seen her.
On Saturday last, some things bad indicated
that Gen. DrDum's visit Was not in the cbarac-
ter If relative, whereupon inquiries we're
made respecting him at the Nicholas Hotel. and
good reasons were found for rot permitting auy
Of hounr, as n:an and a gentleman, not 10 visit
the Institution any more, and that be forthwith
leave the city. This promise he did not keep,
but OIL Saturday evening, the very day of the
promise, he renewed his Tislt to the institution.
and sent his card to Mrs. Abbutt. The card
about the same time Miss Phipps also volun-
tari1y appeared.
The plum OF Gen. nypum apparently was to
get iut0 the hons:, through Mrs. Abbott, and
then, when in, by pre- concert to carry the young
lady off: They had both been previously we'll
acquainted in Tennessee.
Now ensued the scene. 1Irs. Abbott wished
Miss l'h,pps to withdraw, as she wished to zee
Gen. Bynn1u alone. Miss P. went into the bal,
but Gen. Bsnum followed saying "he had no
secret from Miss r" Mrs. A. replied, "All
conversation must be in mv presence" He
then whispered few unknown words to Miss
f., who afterwards stepped up to Mrs. L., and
in y very atIsctionate manner said, n must bid
you good bge,"
Mrs. 4. then threw her arms around Hiss T.
to retain sud hold lser, whereupon Gen. 3. yio.
1ently tore Mrs. Il. away. Mrs: A. then seized
upon him, and called fnr assistance. Gen. D.
threw her from him, with such violence and in.
sulting manner, rs almost to prostra.e her upon
the floor.
The youug lady then mored toward the car
ragc. Mrs. 4. followed, ,entreating her Ia return,
The teuchers and young ladies Of the family then
rushed our, joining in the remonstrance, and
crying out, g. shame, shame. shame" As she
stood at the carriage step, the spectators say
sue paused Il moment, clnsped her hands, looked
upward, and in deal]y pallor, seemed to hesi'
| tate about the fatal step.
Gen. Yypum then put bis arms around her
! urged her into the carriage, aud they rolled
| nwny. Mrs. Abbott followt into the street. and
| with loud calls, begged Of spectators to inter,
fere, aud arrest the deed Of violence. The whole
| transaction occupied but a few moments.
Gen. nyauu, and Miss Phipps are now at The
| St. Nicholas, probably married couple,--the
! result, doubtless Of previous arrangement it
| Tennessee.
| A similar outrage occurred in rhitadelEhis !,
few days ago, where young gentleman iron
the Souih ran off with school girl and married
her, and privately obtained possession Of hcl
| Dy writ OF AaGeas corpus.
, 1860-05-25
Captivity among 1lac CHntnu ct, es .--Ife-
turn aikcf Thirteen YcQrs ApRencc.

Captivity nmou: 1lac Camnu ct, es ---Ife-
turn af[cf Thirteen Years Absencc,
The st. Joseph .journdl Of the 18th sta.es that
Mr. George Brubaker, citizen at Lancaster
County. pa, reached that city yesterday. on
hi. way home. lie was captured By band Of
Camsnchcs, while on his way to Ca',tofnia, in
1sa7, thirteen years ago, and las just escaped
from them. There we're bus three Of the partr
captured alire- George Richardson, Of Schu, /.
Kill. and Peter Deny, Of Dauphin county, Pa,
both Of whom were afterwards burned at the
stake for attempting to escape from the say
ages.
After becoming acquainted with the language
and habits of the Indians, be was made 1neli.
clue mau, aud in that capacity did great deal
Of good among them. and has succeeded in coz
scring orer two hundred TO the Chsistian re-
Iigion. It was only after the most SOLEMN
promise that be would return that they allowed
him to depart, aud be will so back as soon as
he has seen his family who have mourued him
! for years As dead.
, 1860-05-25

" Among the many preparations
,esosc the ruhIc as cta.n Ter The fevcr Ase
n,ne have t,en .tciy h sueh ca7<es1 favor Dr. J.
HoSTETrER's CELEBRATED STOMACH hit
TETS. This tonic has been ereu'ae@ snd It's many vls.
tues Throughout the sstc and trery day tho
arc eced til The intelligence Of dread
ful @anqus y ahe Of their ctshrats8 Basss
In CUT v!1cs ees thtse but few families VIA uex
ltct the B:ra in Furnishing their ed:cdnc.eoses. A.
tou it Is bath mill AID agreeable to tie ta4se and smu
la,ipg in it. upon the sysen Tar ee.an for
,c Ft.er and Asue. F!a.ulency Dyrpesa md III otto
morbid dizeasea, It l. sure std uut quslled.
Far sale By drusSgs aad d:hles gene;&uy everywhere.
myIt-dkwIw
, 1860-05-25

This tne brand Of CHAMPAGNE, Which uEln T.. rat
rear VA confined exclusively to tbs best sa5-s of tho
Continent Il Europe has obtared he untonncrd
and populstY Ia this country. It see.nnreed
bJnHe Of the dEst FhyTetaas OF the city of Se~ 1ek
II other ~nes account Of IT. extz=ne purity and
daeacy. ard those ~ho TT It rs1eY usc any osa4
h,and Abhoueh ony ope rear has ehpsed Ezca Is ID.
t.o,ucou tnta this Country hs de.ud eao:aus snd
constantly tnzeaanx OR arrangements A'e tuen u 70 ~"
e1s the quality Of tho U1ns be1nk maintained II rs RE-
.n, hzh ,nd.rd Tbs Prince Impartial + npcFttd sos-
II m ~ rr Being .aa sala Agent Of Ass'7s d s1sos2
4 Co, Ii th!s country.
.,,Xos@A, EoA 81 E30 ~ Broadwsv. y. +.
, 1860-05-25

4 correspondent At Lisbon, \. H., sends u:
the following: *Silas How1and. Esq Of Sugal
Hill, Lisbon, y. IL, = man Of property aud good
standing in the community, md the head of M
interesting family, abscoaaed on Wednesday
night last xith the vile Of Lit. Isaac Iowland
Of the same place. The elopinR Mrs Ho~isnd
let a horns provided With every comfort and AZ
aGsc.ionate family. Thu citizens generally ast
much excited, and pursuit is being made Of IT,
guilty pair. Mr. Rowland has left about bal
Els property for his family, taking the balance
With him in money. It snow thought th2t tht
elopemeut had been contemplated for eons
time, but was haateued hy the daughter Of Mrs
Rowland finding letters Of an improper eharas
ter, which have passed between the parties. =
Do*&on Zfaek|1T, 2lss.
, 1860-05-25

r5 Analized By Chllton.-Bear in
ut that while oshrs hair dyes endorsed HARMLESS
md tde4ciuus hs G.tir ,''npr1xorx alone,
CRiSTAroE0S HAIR DYE
L. certified by ns. CusLTc4, the Distinguished Chemist u
be o.ors HA7EnAt1 and therefore safs
.!t susr-r Lit. CT lou las been .e1eeted by tho city
of ew iox to hnA'yzs The Cn-1os WA1Kn, and he haa
pronounced Crsa dors Dye as rocuous a. wasas in
1tn rusrt condition. Sold erc1yhe1e md applied by al
hair Gr>t.A tr1a7 AoEo. Nc. A1o7 HOUSE. 1;ew foEs
F3-s.'a liz John r. TANK, 1si Lake r!stet Chicago.
1ny1,iAHWttn
, 1860-05-25

AM Rosin Tie Roe."
uu.7s11 fos the choice Of The I1tiont
Dur Chi. tniu 20 bravr mud 30 true;
Vel 10 f,s the Erea' Eefosulatspn-
For lincoln and Liberty ito!
Well Ea fls tue STU of Kentucky
The hero OF H6osiesuom t'iFuugb
TIE price ot tie Snckers 10 luckt-
Fur Lincoln aud Libsttg too.
Our paE!d't good flftE Is ssrer71ne,
The SlayeocF4ts' tlao. b. s:ew;
Tt,ea thou: 1os1lle Fn cdam preferr.rg-.
Fur Mllucoln aud Liberty loo.
They'll md ~hat by telling and nautlrE,
bur rail maker ttItefm4n cando;
Fur 1hs People are everywhere calling
For Liucul4 un1 Liberty too.
Tben up with cur l,s me: 70 eto.' Gus,
Ih= tsnr sEatg gIe5 red wliis and blue,
Veil fight TIL our Gag ID vic. LFinua,
For L!ncuan and i4a~11y tro.
, 1860-05-25
: CONGRESS !.
&: C.. II. !:
.
+; WATER, :.

Ary moi having those words aud 1e:tass cn s cssfs
s1~ cauntc.e aud tie purchaser shoud prosecute ths
tvi,er tnr twn1iny.
rTnraers viii rrccre prompt attention II addressed 70
us At C.nEress Spring. sarato:a New York at eur
Houthern Depot OF Congress .Saet IN New Iork city.
CLARKE Il WHITE,
Prortt<toEs Conkrasx 6prtacs.
Mc.~s. Aege R~e 1sake. fremont Enusa Gale Btrs T.
), II. I:ecd i Co.; 1.a:on Robinson T. Snlh: F. L.
Uysn ESQ.,: ". F. Trucker Co.. Of Chicago Illinois, arc
.ue3 xiIb iar genuine Cou..crs Wa.e1 direct from OF
t.u* aud We wculd reeomm:nd them favor1h!J to pe1
rop. IN Ghc,st ni.y. who desire 10 purchase a1s
nv cecxrc+4 Water, CLARKE l. WHITE
, 1860-05-25
5rming Matt)tnes.
CEWIN4 MACHINES.
~ R25 ESQ AID CAS-.
T.. CnREEI,L 4 co.'s NET AND l5,PK0V.,D

~ N1n-eEAl@ O. w - AA14 II i1-sA IlsA AAS -~%1
Double Locz., Tight. pasa Sti1r.<.
WARRANTED 70 give A. snod satisfaction thc Ati t:M
priced In market NUKE tie s1n. te rs Tie e1s; Na.
tipcs large, 9x4 lnehrH ucr tn aFn. ret ia 70 ~
table, xve .r under !et srtsA ne*d!e rev fur: svS
common tpools do rs c@21;, 1nG a9sst Eofs
EOIs LEHE, md ncatY trtahed- Ether Aache VI
Fitch, Hem, Fell. Tuck, Gather and E11hr';de1.
Tbsy have tak+n The Hl9MEsT rIiEMluM i s 5ye; !,
psclty slu1 aachus. T. m back vi 1!,t. :thop
Ch!eato. TT s$3 one l.srr* .se.
DcuTia ant fa,liy Machine nn1hlnca cras.a:t 1sr'
patiently very iaEee And coprcr Gt far rze t
Meufs, Quilting. de-: $50, It Is c1t1h u L'.F :Ie
nnest iwst Muns Ethesof. e.'y ea'usd stots
the printed directions.
samplea Circulars ana Cut eet on ree.p: :f - mr.
We arc sole agents ht5t tns the UNitLfSA4 uEfd-
NEk AND GCAGE, adjusted 10 al tAlcktc-sft q: e,",
and I'll width. a! tcsn: will hen ove7 and :ei. tn6
CAN De EASILY ATTACHED To ANi sEWlS@'
MACHINE. Pnce4s.
LARGE DISCOUNT TO AGENTS AND C!fE3f.
UAGCNTs WANTED cresywbese, Coc'e ant sx
u u 1Xs Lake tttcet .1d.e:% y CORNELL Gu.
r D. luz 5pas Chjcasp itipnie- at.s
, 1860-05-25

Lincoln and Liberty,
, 1860-05-25

Webuy and ee1l on Cor,mssIou either II Chi.a.c cs
ehEonKh ouF Agents at New York, state, City Coraty
Hallway, &e Rolts sud Stock Our cornete.t3 n New
Yo1k ae such Is TO u,1re aId iuaejoua aertion
to auY oftex entrusted to nut care
, 1860-05-25
MrDlrinr8, ST.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
l. TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
r1of, Weeds Lair Restorative.

.4-.'n.st, Lca:- NJ. o:=oc;S:: Bt,o~ " pael..A
,.*e: . Dr. "ocd, y I'll :dtr. from srntcuaa y
=. kast esa~1os hut ka,e M e1ee;, 1hea
toz,r: 'cm sr;..As ..a:ee II cetiues!es are k1aran.
:a1y from th< }s-t,: ,os.
a:tn,on called a.aes sIle tlsh;y beneficial
s5tlir ct yAar lslr .ve was itdreed Ia make ap
r1ost q ia e.
.r.stsr. ,r,ne aLths >ses procured hous u
a 4 s T. t~s asssa
lave Aince PRO ussI noi4tF bnuc Ct which hive used
e. T.. ty Jo a O. ny W. hsad IL q
ts5t and my cas resume1 ~ ni;51a eoos snd be-
tTsve gexrs w. si1t. sea,. old: eood E1ie It
4, We Of ty yc1a t-* usclA vii the eject
cbe abave notice :ge 70 1ou e fof 5el; s.u.ets
trr dsrecote. rot hA.e oeeazies ,e eont14tict NJ
ttrn.en: citizen Of th.s etr asd re,la.nt he's
h. hove v q: ~ nse 4t,4cle il II your etfsce- -
ssNe' Of sass z g sSf.i RxfSoTbA 4 s =
WOODS HAIE EEsT3RATltE.
L. ., pti3n .: NJ na!r fIou tht ecee.s af hs
9,sfa: Il 'S .: 'sses.s
r.; .aiss n s fc.y :ss
fis1sS II 1ss 3 555HssoN 5His9ess ~
y: p.so: Il oSao1 G5n1sh :. B 1tpSa sa
&c Hns gentleman OF great W. hSf
R.oox,1z1p, Jan. u. 1ss1:
~ est. rra:v:ns iafanmatiant dsadrur md
eSe @ ny latd S I'd IL. .: AZ Ms'fe eortd ~ u:
~h ,s s3;s t. Il t n. d;s,e
s*Ss' 'Sss; *&:5 s ss4os e.
nd s'* 81 s H. AAd ae '' I'll
, 1860-05-25
legal advertisements.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County ri

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, Connty Of
~ ceas sS-sape.lorG@e GeSst @ . 4 iers.
An.s:: e ~ H,a:,ss|4sq:: So .: 49, ~ ~. ta,
h..ax esss a:t n ~ e.. q. e. rs q 'n
Gllf. hi ,hs eonoi,aaat a,sd h!@ - r ,"m"ls'j
a5p. ~ ~ hen IN I'D Ee9 9a n Ga'rfE' ~. .7ss
tA<seaaan u.s oat 81 s ccu:i a:,'<s Si d-:asts
fsq1as % IN drss Monday of Aussst net i aas
:nhe,s you, The ,al . hu c. .e sa Jmei A.
s<S cSesto e TX aea. caun % n" s M
.r,s s ts'sn M tterrn1 t, b. l.!*n u !,caS i .aha
e " u i. s1''y"e a : ~, 'ss s = ~.
.s,:a s as i r. ~ ...'.s a' .sr, 'sern tx: Nd
sSala.s 1oef aceo'tsuk IT, ~ p.ave- =, ..;.t III.
Ec.a... conp: eEs SIT A'ssAny: 15y:,es1.~ s.at.
MASTERS SALE,-state Of Ill
- naIS Ceussr , 9f coGz sSsaEer"r ef ch,-
s.s:aS n';x ~ 's p liz s
a tnst rtjTby e aas II
;ssass,3 ;s.ssse =, s., SP PI a 80 % Il
e sn taS si@ea "a t sf:, t.:,, :ay =,
FL, r. 4 H. r. e ea1n 4 pss Il ~, r.
" fetat. e et*d sset*ee -nse IN r,v "f 'e
ssTsd sxsas,s1ss t:n s:;aty ~, .-.',vsvs ,s
81. E.a e q s<t r ~ ~
TSSai9sR ,a fery Me3an H. nah of ane
Xasz!eGh,sstsy Of sares:ar ctaz:wt: caro-.
ch'cago' April 1'th, 1s<o. atI:c:otd
The ahove sse Is postponed 4r' T.. II cath av oe
Nay. 1sta. II sss sasne hour and p'see, ' "
c>, A.1:. T. C GGh,re,rr afeup*r*oz cast o,.:"s,:s
chicogo. Hay sth, 1soo nys eesa IA
.fsa a.y Of Aas. 'ssa Il tht saias hou; :9s sss..
Aa:te7 in chaaee:v Q. super.o. tsar. ., =. :,r,
, 1860-05-25
Dtesa Trihtttte.


THE following so1E' were given WITH great eeat BY the
Iancola Club Of csluus oho 1t the ratification meeting
held In t1At etty.l
Rreedom and Reform.
, 1860-05-25

~ Meyers Miraculous Verunin Dis
Goye' 'he odet aud be-: resy fof Ekte1ranag IA II
and NICE. COCk IsoAcIIss BUGS, ANTs, MosoUt
TOES. FLEAs. AoTIis, GRA1N-M oRNs and oAh-
Den INSECTS. =
~ Principal Depot e12 IroaGraY, New 4o'E.
Sod by drusr1,ts eYe5yvlcrs. nycseii9sn
, 1860-05-25

fs1ionet Al. Linenin-bosn il Kentucky- followed the
flnrsnd the path of tltudf In lndlxna-And mauted
rails aca +phcn a. Douglas In 1ninois.l
, 1860-05-25

Ir SQU11x JuKzH.
Jo.y time. a. uur hcusc all :he Children wcQ:
ThsuzI t.: soad kill a11. thought tor SPELL
llidnt rLlnk 70 affrrEstd-, ~hen mp and tried
4rsan TasclEt Icztni:use rwas the wosAs that died!
sF-put up Eotlca. p.tos eH di1ota. S>idby 5oHH D.
PARE, 1ca Lake &t1set. Nyaxfm
, 1860-05-25

Orr business connections With Europe being DIRECT,
VERY EXTENSIVE, and MOST INTIMATE, We re
assuring The public that all o.cIsn banking tsaase
hoas can he effected through house With promptneA
Drafts and Letter. Of Credit in to suit at New Totf
terms oa our eeHetponceDts In London, P*rs Faatfes
Heidelberg. Bale He.ns. Dreaasa. 1c- H. kc.. Se.s
Being parcrarly des1ous 0f Elomoune direct CONNER
ful1y. ard terms tanst vo1ahe. extend p.isu fcM
M pee, 81 Il D on Noea In
ee lnhsrtsEct< H. &c. payable IN any part Of Europe
r1a With p.un,Ptness and diSpateb.
BCountry Hanks and Raakezz supplied With ForeKt
Bills A low rases P1rats Bond1And Mortgages ae2pttaet
4heoad.
, 1860-05-25

K.neIyPIcaedrx exclusively fom vegetable subEt71es7
An:a'us no rasso c :ud alaz upon the pulmonary e.
e4.s .clre an.Eintaus.uatoEy. snd yet mVikofannx
Ass ts pr~.. toa {.the Gully paifos cetA:n and sac
rpecInc ACUTE anl cf1u!e Ashma aud whoopltE cough
p.t,t 70 certs Sold Ly JOHN y. TAKk- ~ lass
.. t,yR-fm
, 1860-05-25

-Barry's Tricopherous IL the best
sk cheapest A,tice for dreaank trauuy1nE sasn'snf
Au,]rr prr,r,nx and .rstoriue the hal. Ladies, ny
.hY Al 4,rurxI,ts and ItsInmfrs. EhlShaaEn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-17

"a Coughs. Cslds, Hoarseness. kc.-The
prevalence of the above complaints at this season
now specifics and while Some few may be good,
many are useless and some even dams erous. To
q to consult your family physioian,. or otherwise
use only such remedies as long public experience
Is TYLER'S COM POUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prescristion OF
an emin snt ply siclan, it soon became q popular
family medicine, and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy q, growing reputation for the
= charm; and in chronic easss. Bfcnchitis. Hoop
ing Cough. Group, Asthma. 60, i 10 used with
uHHpnHFs al suecesSi e. most t*mii.es vii testify
BOdekeT, &c /. at Is cents peebOttle. and in an ele-
CANT and pleasant LOzenKe form IN and 3 cents
per box. Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmacou.
fist, Baltimore, Md. feA-9mA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-17
COMMERCIAL.


Thsse u no change in anotaaaons since our last.
savs that Bseoa 10 . shade lower. F5oss 10 arN-
OF but DIRE y nochAAss Il enoeations. Businsss
10 totesahay active, and commercial Affairs man-
taiA the steadiness and solvsnoy which have ehas-
actsslsed then for mnay moaths, inaeed Tor the
last two years. s
ToBAccO.-Ths breaks cf Tobacco havs not
bsen e largs for ths last vssk s enc az ,a!sS w ts
:; Re-: -; ;s q w !s; g KS; /: ': ::;:::$$| a. ; ss;s ;s g
TioGk.- Hsrist 8 G:sls stlhei; hat not aesivs.
Y n, s.i ,I :5siss s, ' &: day i Es:i' W 81 , sSs:'s ssss SsS
sS8tHExf.Nc change in quotations. Receipts
lisSst.. W uoss red SlsSsiN; white . hoe
sCoaN,@Ws quote 7seso cts. per bashsl. The
lastsr only for mail lots-market dull.
~H HHHiis..:sHE.sss s Ss.S I Rss es ssos.:
BAc0N.-Msrket not 20 b~ecyant. We quote
hams ES.,%%: s IS ;sd aeS ssnssi ss:s s;ss': r To isn.. sl s':,n
' UsSGxRs.NyKsS~s Orleans 5TSa1 3 3 70 es : cent: for choice:
S Sem: : e cra sI e%ssfa and Powa - %' isS e .oss Z coiles
g Sugar ant, A * (, cents =" cents; c cts; Extra c
n S1S I,.'; Jaw. S 'sSssx RIG e.. ,;<ss Non: i Is S:s::.
NOIASSEs.-Nex Orleans sesss st:. Cuba Mu.,
covado,. in bills. 0oNk cts.; English Island VA
-WHfSKEY.-Rachmond Reoti6sd se3 cts;
F. SteaTns 4 Co.'s Matted Rye Whlskey, new: u.
old, ol.sO; other grades. prices ~ to quality ifol"
CATTLE. &C. 80
BEEF:-Last sales ranged from - to SS.'0
SnEEP."Bssstt Susi,ty of Mutton IS to % gross;
inferior grades average about IS per head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-17
IA The Great Virginia Remedy, aud NO
u NpUG.-PETERS' fNFALLIBLE REMEDY
OR GONNORRHRE AND ALL SECRET DIS

IA The Great Virginia Remedy. aud no
n
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurial or Baisamic properties, exceis
rative. restorative and renovating powers; and
the medical world are astonished when told that
cOnfounded wheE they have ocular oemonstra-
tons of the facts. But the proprietor. who has
kuewn of the remedy FOR twenty odd years. has
known Of . case Of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, and all other cases OF
exception. ard therefore challenges any case OF
GonorrhGs which the remedy will not cure; pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half a dozen bottles, and using accordingly. IN ms
case Of failure, will furnish additional medicine.
free Of charge. to complete the cure. through his
agents; and = cure will be effected without incon-
~veDieuce to the patient.
Sold By APPERHON T. DuPUY, No. 2l Broad
street. and o: A. STRECKER. Main street. Drug
gists, agents for the city Of Richmond.
NH 26-d6ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-17

Netice...To the sick, afflicted and nuner-
Gus families who have heretofore used DR.. J. S.
ROSES MEDICINES. ways with the most un-
bonudod happy results, that some unprincipled
porsOus have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has besn compelled g change the wrapper. which
q plain without any 6gures. and his written sigma
tase Il over the cork OF every bottle Of tho genuine
Medicines. % that the pHbiie can agaan obtain
SAose remedies which have suited their wants and
Or. ]. ST. 3. k0sE's Couch SYRUP, for oouehs
md diseases Of the lungs 10 the standard remedy.
sprs:ng or bruises. and the DYSPEPTIC COM
FOUND for dyspspsia and liver complaints.
eo'' vWfGRRiNER I. Whine. IlSa Broad q,
In 41-lV HiohuQud. VI,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-17

"A Elegant Sprin. Goods.
PERKINS h CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DEALERS,
Are now receiving, and In q few days will
newest and hest styles of FOREIGN and Do
MESTIC GOODS, to which they invite the
attention of cash and short time buyers. Their
foods are marked at very low prices, to attract
NOW OPEN,
Elegant DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
Beautiful Els and ORGANIZES.
GFkESSAARR I and BEREGE ANGLAls
BEREGEANGLAIs, RosALBUs and VA
LENTIAS.
Grey POPLINS.
And a great variety of Goods for Street and
Travelling Dresses. The above goods were pur-
chased at the large auction sales IN New YOik the
past week, and WILDE sold lower than ever seen
before. ~
FRENCH JACONETS and BRlLLIANTS"
FOULARD S~iLKS-very cheap.
EMBROIDEkIES and LACES:
Rich FRENCH LACE MANTLES.
" BLACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
pUsTHRs and SUITS of DRESS and MAN
TIE, made mp to macth:
Thcmpson's HOorS best made
in'on LINEN sHEETINGs,
TowELINGs. GINGHAMsb LIVING
GLOVES and H9SRKRy; & 8 c eyosry c ssfs0s5i ts4s.
NH 20-lm No. lA Eagle Square.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

L SCHAAP Il co.'s, corner Of Broad and srd
streets. China and glassware af<hs. cheapest
dozen up; GoLlets from 81 80 a dozen up; Kerosene
Oil Lamps from 75c. a piece up-all worth double
the money Tea Sets and Dinner Sets far below.
and We must make room for them. Our stock Of
Bird. Cages and Children's Carriages surpasses
furnishing Goods. snch as Looking Glasses. Tea
Trays, Coffee and Tea Pots, of ri kinds Of metal,
Table Cutlery, Wooden and Willow Ware. and
thousands of other articles in Il that line, a call from
thos, In want Of such goods will prove beneficial
to them. as they will save from 10 to Is per cent. ty
purchasing at SCHAAP & co. &,
Corner IF Broad and Ri sta.
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NOTICES.


SUFFERERS. -
BROKEN-DOWN AND DEHILITATED X
FESSIONAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH REsIOREp!
We Offer you the great RES cORATIVE N l
VlGORATOk! -,
We offer it to all claFses-lt may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such a mass of
HEAR-nEAk
THE REV: Is. F. BROOKE!
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9th, 1850.
Messys. Mortimer + M0cbyay
The use of your 'Hampton's Tincture" has beer
a reyy great blessing to me and my family. The
effect il has had on my throat disease has been mar
reHows. For all such dieeas es | most cordially re-
commend it. Yours, truly, b. F. BROOKE.
Pastor Of the Eutaw NJ. Z. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR:
stimuiant is wanted, we believe 1t superior to oil
SIn. Coxgh, SerQfula and RAexmatiSm. with all
diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels. 1t has been
truly successful to the single and married. We Offer
the most valuable remedy, which thousands viii
FEMALES AND cHILDREN.-This TING
rURE will be found . great medicine for all theil
diseases.
Can b sns s.. Pamphlet and g: e. cures:
y e'. Dr.; ;S c9 fes.1:b F1sdef Ss nSKEriHMsff5kI t Z M R5VF:
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop.
Keepers every where. q per bottle SIX bottles
o.. al 7-d&cWts
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~ The great drawback to persons emf
grating to the extreme South and Western coun-
tty, is the fear !1r, they y have e, Of the fever and :sus-
hear Of persons attacked by this disease and made
helpless in . short time, without any means Of af-
fOrdiux relief. In view Of the great demand for q
remedy. DR.. HOsTErrER has presented his cele-
brated :" BItters." whose curative powers for all
diseases Of the stOmac en- have been universally ac-
knOwledged. The 'Bitters,''' prepared after q long
experience and deep study. have received the en-,
a. ali Glasses, from every part of the country. To
those who doubt their many virtues. all We can say
ID to try them, and nudge Tor themselves, respec-
tivelv.
Sold BY druggists AID dealers generally: every
where. NH 6-lm
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.GE CHECKED THROUGH
WILLIAM MAHONg.
Engineer and Sup't N. q PHI
9A WESTERN MAiilSW.

WESTERE MAiLloW.
DANvlLLE RAlLROAD.-CHANGE opy am
DULE.-On and alter January 8th, iYO. ,Ss u i
and PASSENGER Train ON this road viii rnn !, i
lows:
Leave Richmond. daily tSunday's excep,.d, =,
A. M tor Junction. tBurkeviiie, jLynchlor, a,
toll, Knoxville. Dalton and Atlantis, Ga. Cb,,,
nooga, Nashville. Grand Junction, and Menu,
Tenn. Montgomery and Mobile, Ala, and n,
Orleans.
Leave Richmond daily, texcept SUNDAY, 4,
Danville, Va, and Greenboro', N. c., M0AM
RETURNING:
Leave Junction, tBurkevil!e) taily. fsspdu,
excepted) at ~ A.. NJ, and arrive in RichnOst q
~. NJ.
Leave DaEville daily, Except Sundsys)M at 4
M, and arrive in Richmond nj ! z. N.
The above trains connect both ways with IN
So~uth-Side Railroad trains To- aud from the sou,p.
west at the Junction. anu with the Virnnis cst
trail: and Richmond. + fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad trains. TO and from the North 1t Rra.
mond.
"a Through Tickets sold. and hasgsge che,ts
through tn the above points; also. 70 the vlrslaa
Springs.
ma For Through Tickets and further infarus
ten, apply al the ticket office OF the Richmond III
Danviile Railroad Company, Richmond.
ia 2S-w ALEX. WOkRALl. SGpt