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EXECUTION OF STEVENS AND HAzLErr To- DAY
A ID Stevens and Albert Hazlett, the last of the
Harper's Ferry murderers, will be hung today al
Charlestown. The Free Press Of that place saws
The sister of Stevens, (Mrs. Pierce. J from Con.
necticut came on Thursday last, and has been
with him and the family of Capt AVIS since hel
arrival. 1t 10 much to be regretted that the per.
verted education of Stevens upon the subject Of
religion prevented him from a hearty response to
the prayers and pious admonitions of his kind and
svmpatizing sister and the early associations o,
his childhOcd'S hours must have clustered around
the hearts of both, as they sung together thos,
nursery hymns which they remembered to have
chanted in happier days
1t is impossible to look upon Stevens manly
form, and his eye flashing with intellectual fire
and not feel something Of SORROW at his untimel,
fate. May be warning to Others of the almos,
inevitable result that follows a departure from
those lessons Of piety which mothers affection
aid solitude always teaches us in our boyhood' :.
years.
llazletts brother is also here TO be present with
him in his last moments Old Mr.. Spring has
sent on fifty dollars to defray the expenses attend
ant upon the conveyance of Stevens remains to
the North for interment
The volunteer troops Of Jefferson have been
ordered on duty to day and Friday, and other
volunteer companies will be present from some
OF the adjoining counties
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IL The City Council Of Montgomery, Ala, at
their meeting on the Goth ult, raised the license
for the retailing of lager beer from 800 to $3.50
Ihis, as natural consequence, occasoned "hut-
ter" among the dealers in the article.
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Spirit Of the Msrnin. Pre..

The Constitution argues that the Republicans
are incapable Of self-government, and alludes to
tne fsck defaication in Maine as a case in point
The lrtsHigencer has Its usual Congressional
summary and news miscellany.
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The DISTURBANCES IN TF1As.-The following
is copy OF a Geographic dispatch received by
the Adjutant General of the army on the l4th
inst, from Brevet Colonel Harvey Brown, l. s
army inspector of artillery, who has just returned
from an inspection tour in Texas:
New ORLEANS, March 10, 1860
left Brownsville on the 9Th instant. All was
quiet on the frontier The disturbances were be-
ll-ved to be over, and Cortinas to have given up
the contest and to have retired into the interior
of Mexico. Major Heintzelman has officially re-
ported the war to be ended. HARVEY BROWN
10 Col s. COOPER
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APPOINTMENT OF MAJOR GENERAL OF DISTRICT
MiLIrh-Brigadie General Roger c. Weight
man, OF the militia Of the District Of Columbia,
has been appointed blythe President Of the United
osases' Major General Of said militia, cies Major
General Walter Jones', rssisned. =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-16

SUDDEN DEATH or THE Hon. DAVID A. BogEE
See the Stars local columns for full account Of
the sudden death Of this gentleman (who formerly
represented the Brooklyn, n. V, district in Con-
gres) at willards Hotel In this city this morning
The event has greatly distressed his large circle
Of personal friends in the Federal Metropolis.
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two unsl.
"A gentlemen, can be accommodated with pleas
ent Room and Board, bs early application at No
AS ID street, near Sd. References exchanged
mar 1876 -
ROAHD-A Single And d. ubla Room (oommu-
u nloailng,) with Board can be obtained in a pri-
Yate family, at tO1 18th street, between q and X,
within few minutes walk of the TreaSrJ De
faftmeht. mar IS ST
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IL The rate of taxes of Tennessee is reduced to
So cents on the dollar
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MONDAY, March 70: Opening Nisht-Fir,t
GA DI LAMMERMOOR, Miss PaTTf, Signor
STIeELLI. Slgnor AMonIo.
III hSDAf, Nj me CoLsoN.-First q ppearance OF
the three great Artists. Slgnor STIGKLLI, Signor
tEREI, Signor sUsISI. Verdi's Grand Opera, Err
WEDNESDAY. ADELINA PArrI'. last night but
one,IStar p.rfornanoe ofTHE BARBER OF So
WILLIE, which will be given with the moat perfect
ano txtraordlnary cast ever presented. including
Miss ADELISA PATTI, BRiGSoLI. FERRI, AMo
do. and SUSAN. Miss PATTI will sing in add
ton 70 all The music of the Opera, EcKERT's PoPu-
LAR ECHO SONG, composed for MADAME Sontaf: IN.
popular comic English Ballad CONN THRo' rsF
RrE:" and the ADELISA WALTZ, composed for her
THCRSDAY-wEBER's Celebrated opera, rEB
FRKIscHUTz, with M'me CoLsoN. STRAKoscH
STIGRLLt, yUNcA, IN the ~incipal roles.
FRIDAY, LAST NIGHT Of Mss PhTTI-ouly
night of Flotov's Opers-MARTHA, OR, THIS
FAIR OF RICHMOND. Miss DELISA PAT
III az MARTHA; Nine STRAkoscH, Sig. BRIGNoLr,
Sig JUscA.
The fact that. in compliance with one of the
causes OF the contract tlgned with the Director Of
the LONDON Opera House. Mis- PATTI will make
har debut rs Martha, will lend an additional inter
est 20 her appearance IN that Opera.
On SATURDAY, March 24-close of the Operp-
VERBS New Opera. the SICILIAN VkSPERS,
from Paris.
,U Admission 81; Reserved Seats 81; Private
Boxes 10 to SIS
To- morrow tSatUrdayD at ? s. m. will commence
the sale of Reserv and Orchestra Stats for either
OF the hrst TIRES nights at w. q. Metzerotte and
j. r. Ellis's Music Stores.
Doors open at "a, Opera TO commence at.
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u Thursday, April 5, has been appointed by
Gov. Banks for the annual fast i'm that State
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MILES RE6isJER FOR sALE-A complete
~ set Of Niles ,Rssi.te,, with index, sound IN
ca!f Apply 70 LUIZ BEALL, 500 Pa sv.,
petNeon - ana cth ia. mar 1874
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THE FIRST Cur FROM VIRGINIA 18th.
we received q private dispatch from a reliable
source, announcing that the Democratic Conven.
tion for most Of the virgnia district represented
oy the Hon. Mr.. Jenkins, had elected Hunt,
delegates to the Charleston Convent on, bva clean
majority of two thousand Of the party vote 4, :,
In Virginia, the vote Of each county is scaled lin
party conventions; the delegates rep,e.ept;no
each county being entitled to cast the numbe, Of
votes it gave the Democratic ticket at IN. ,,,s
general election. This result in the d;,t,,ct Of
Mr.. jenkins is significant, as at the Ricbnond
Convention it was claimed as being verv certain
to elect delegates for Wise.
Ps.-The district is better known q, tho par.
kersourg district, and the gentleman elected ael.
esa'es are Messrs. Henry Fitzhugh and Iobn
nrannon, with Messrs. jackson and F. p. Tune,
as alternates. "i"e'
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THE WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather Tor the morning is made from the Amer
iSan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution The time Of observation is
about o'clock
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Ihh hoNGARlAN's MArLs.-We learn that the
mails OF the Hungarian, the vessel recently
wrecked nave been recovered, though in dam
aseo condition; and portion Of them has reached
this city and distributed to-day.
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MARCH Is, 1860.

Barometer at the Smithsonian at a. m, (cor.
rected for temperature,) 1853; at noon, 80, $751;
Maximum during ~ hours ending a. m. TO-
day, ST.; minimum 81.
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An IMPORTANT MEKTIHG Yesterday afternoon
there was an important meeting of the Senators
and Representatives in Congress from Alabama
Mississippi, and South Carolina, to consider the
proposition for Southern Convention, to come
off In June. 1t will be recolected that the Lepis-
lature of South Carolina started the project; that
Virginia declined to participate in it, that Missis
siPPi at once gave it her approval, and her Legis
lature elected her delegates to attend it, and tina.
the Alabama Legislature IS promptly authorize
her Governor to appoint her delegation to it,
And, further, that the Legislature of South Ger
DINA adjourned without selecting or authorizing
the selection OF the delegates to represent her in it
The object Of the consultation Of yesterday was
to come UPON some plan by which an attendance
of Il South Carolina delegation might be most
conveniently secured, in case it was determined to
carry out the idea. The plan of having the Gov
ernor take the responsibility to appoint the dele
CATION was mooted and informally discussed, and
there is said to have been clear expression Of
opinion against 1t. Subsequently, proposition
to advise the Governor Of South Carolina to assem-
bic the Legislature Of the State to select the dele
gates, was evidently favored by considerable
majority Of those present. The matter however
was not finally disposed of at that meeting, but is
to be resumed this afternoon, we apprehend
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* TOMAC RIVER.-itis a wei known fact
that since the appearance of the gil nets in the Po-
Sea that it is useless-worse than folly 10 fish a
seine There Is a Jaw to prevent any but bona
hde citizens from fishing gill nets. and then they
now remains for the fishermen 70 see that the law,
Is carried out Al! Interested will meet in Wash
carrying out the law
mar Riot" FISHERMAN
TSMITHS0NIAN CTURES- On
w Friday, March 18th, WM. GItPIN ESQ
of st. Louis, Mo-. will lecture on the "Character-
istics and scal Geog raphy Of the Western per
hOn of Mott America" mar i2.5t
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SENATOR'S. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
y Two splendid suite. Of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nished, win be rented during the session Of Con
gTess, in the most desirable locality in this city,
being within one OF two ssueres OF Browne and
National Hotels. Those in pursuit Of such Rooms
will do well 70 make early spplcetion az No Sfs
sth street. between ID street and Pa ay des-u
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Il lndspos,tiJn of Mrs. DRAYtON. the PAR
iOR OPERAS will be POSTPONED until fur
ther notice, mar 10
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COLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE.
80. -: sS :..3 - IN slLzlE aEs. -

A RE YOU INsURED!LAmple ,nd.m,,s,
NGTn eiNSst fsSsi ~ FEE j. offered By The WASH
S4rnsr OF Penn: avenue, and 10th 81, Stockholdcrs
Socsots ana omcers Ell citiSeps Of WashinSt opau7
JAMES Q. MCGUIRE, President
S'O ~ aAhsehs 6eo No le-eot6
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X ER0SENE AND COAL OIL, WITH A
~ variety Of Lamps for burning the same
Also, extra Weeks and ChlInnies. These oilsE
are cnnside the che pest lights in use ard ~
for brillSIcv are eoua to ga ], and arc not expo-
sIye Cal and examine. Renzine for removing
raInts, Oils, &C., FROM Silk and cleansing 7 III
Gloves. Spadiag's Glue and fresh supply Of Med
lclnes lust ecelveG at MGORE'S
mar l6-7w West End Drug Store Il3 Pa av.
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= 000 ORANGES
C,OUU HAVANA SWEET ORANGES Jus,
received.
mar Is st. GEO. Il THns. PARKER ACO.

For SAtE--A young HORSE, fix yea-s Old
= styilsh and perfectly gentle sixteen ~
hands high; blood bay, and 81 aok name and IN
tau lnqnlre at corner Of 18th and l. SITS. "a
p1ar
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TOR SALE-A NEGRO WOMAN, who is a.
hrst-!atc cook and bread max is verT indus-
trIous strictly honest. Twill be sold for less than is
now Edsred tor her bv trader. Tee object of thls
South. G an be depended on as accompanied None
need apply except th oss who ant her for their
GERS. ,nsr Is
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HOOP SKIRTS.
IL HOOP SKIRTSm
/ nave on hand very large assortment of Hoop
Ssirts, OF tho latest styles. viz The Sou he n
Beiie, spring Reliable, Queen Dismond. Chain
ether new styles. '
Also. Is dozen best makes of Corsets. All selling
at reduced prices. H. EGAN.
323 Pa. avenue. south eide,
mar 10 oe Int.) between 9th and 7th SITS.
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= new four story houses lately erected on Sd
street. between D and K streets north. Also, the
Ing the City Hall square. These houses CONTAIN
al ne MODERN improvements, and are dssirsby 10
BROS. BS,Iders, or WILLIAM Il PHIIIP,
Attorney e Law, No. 20 La svenue. near eth st
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THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH
OPERA COMPANY,

FROM THE NV YORK ACADEMY OF Music,
WILL GIVE SEASON OF ONE WEEKS
DURATION,
Commencing MONDAY, March 10, and most pos
rively concluding on Saturday, Marca "a.
The Conn any will include
MISS ADELINA PATTI,
NINE COLSON, NINE STRAKOSCH,
SIG. BRIGNOLI, SIG. sTIGELLI, SIG. AMo-
do, SIG. FERRI. SIG. sUsINI, SIG. JUNCA.
And the Chorus and OrcAsstra from tke Nsc Yo, Z
academy Of Mssic.
Musical Director and Conductor MAURICE
STRAKOSCH.
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NUs LIZ IlS Il Z, ZZy. 2E s7J6, l06l l8{2, 50lI
So s7Ss 1872 1865 t24e sss s5ai, SOL sal, ion =
20 99 SIS, 49, 50, u 9A, s. AT 1870 Il "a IL eS
s 81. 1875, s2ls, 81 ISL 90 S1. n ms 81 srs q sSS
S5 H92, q SD, 2S-63. p 75a. 2522S IS s8S sSS
each. '>' S'S"'-s WV
81, The next drawing Of this oeebrsted Lottery will
feke place on the ed of March For paTticuIara
sea advertisement In another column.
10. $3.50 held as follows: South Carolina. \ |;
Columbus. Ga, e; Milvsukis, Wiz. %
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FqHKa ENIIThe large fine three story BRICK
q W,noers building Also, neat tve-story Brick
., ouse On reS Sersey avenue, between and 6
LAkD, at No. 3sl street, between nh and sfh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

The ashley steam -four mills of Latrobe
Il Gourdn, near Charleston, S. O., were burnt
on the 4th inst. Loss So, 600.
Patrick McCan was killed on the Alexan
dria, I4oudoun and Hampshire Railroad on
Thursday by the cars.
John Wilson, carpenter, from Fulton.
Ohio, was drowned near Charleston, Kanawha
CO.. Va. last week, by falling from steamer,
Fifteen negroes, emancipated by Hugh
Adams, deceased, left Lexington, Va, last
week, for Liberia.
Eliza Hays, aged ten years, daughter of Geo,
Hays, was drowned in Towards Greek
Greenbrier county, Va, last week.
Col. VIM. Beattie, aged 100 years, died in
Washington county, Va, last week.
There was fall of snow at Pittsburgh. Pa
OF Wednesday, April 4th.
There was 2 hail storm at Halifax c. H..
Va, Wednesday.
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Southern ,Manufac

If other branches of industry in this CITY are
manufacturing and shipping to IT, South
in proportion to the iron interests. the
North is being rapidly shorn of a fair propor.
ton of her Southern trade. On inquiry YES.
terday, we ascertained that the following shin.
ments were being made:
Schooner "Chrysolite," Just cleared for 8,
Marks and Jacksonville, Florida. loaded with
railroad wheels, axles, chairs, spikes, etc.
by JOSEPH X. ANDERSON & Co., OF the Trede''
gar Works.
Brig "Isadora," for New Orleans. now being
loaded with steam engines, railroad spikes
etc. by TALBoTT & Bro, JOS R. ANDERSON
Il Co, and JOHN 4 JAMES TURNER,
Schooner SWIM. T. Hendren,' for Charlas.
ton, S. c.. being loaded with railroad wbee,s
axles and spikes, by J. r. ANDERSON Il Co.
Schooner Sam S. Cannon" for Savannah
Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, now being ,oadad
with railroad wheels, axles, spikes. etc hv
Jos. r. ANDERSON & Co.
Bark Horace" up for New Orleans IN no
loaded by PHILIP RAIN, of the Eagle WORKS.
and Jos. r. ANDERSON Il Co., with steam on.
gines and railroad wheels, axles, and spikes
Messrs. Jos. r. ANDERSON Il Co. are now in
want of vessel, which they are ready tn load
for Mobile, Ala.
All the above vessels are freighted with tho
iron manufactures ofthis -ity. Other establish
ments than those we haN AIMED NAV he shin
ping equally as heavy, but we have noticed
only such as came under our observation ves.
terday. We know that some of them are daiIv
sending off machinery by railroad. but have
no means Of ascertaining the exact amount or
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Murder in arkansas.
HELENA. ARKANSAS. March Al

HELENA, ARKANSAS, March 81, 1890
another murder. Mr.. Farmer, manager on
the farm Of DIR. Paul Otey, residing about
twenty miles from Helena, attempted to chas-
tlse negro man for some misconduct, and,
While doing SO, the villain wrenched the whip
"a loaded one) from his hand and infiic ted
blows from the effects of which the unfortu-
nate Farmer almost Immediately EXPIRED
Inc Indignation of the community was ex-
cited to the highest pitch against the urderer
and but for the extraordinary precautions
used by those who had him in charge, he would
have been undoubtedly lynched.
saw him in Jail this morning, and he de-
tailed the entire transaction, with as much
sang froid as if he had been describing the
slaughter Of an OK. He will, undoubtedly,
swing "high as Hannah More anon.
w II r
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TRAGEDY In RErU0Io CouNrY.-A ahock;r.
tragedy was enacted ON Monday last, ut the
Shell Bank, in Refugio county. The actors
were the members of two families named Ste-
ghenson and Bishop. 1t appears that a Mr..
stephenson had sold piece of land to Gen.
Bishop, and after the purchaser had made i'm
provements on the land. Stephenson wanted
to get it back for the same amount he had been
paid for it but his proposition was refused by
nlsnop. This incensed Stephenson, aud on
Monday he, with his wife, son and daughter.
went to General Bishop's house, where they
FOUND young John Bishop sick In bed. The
VIE and daughter held the sick man down
, Mua.c young Stephenson cut him literally to
sstsly; While this was soinr on. Gen. Rishon
III .su out the eye Of the elder Stephen son
r.. an I nletcnet The Stsphsnsons were ar
a'asoss (7sxas) Co~yier, 2lsf.
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An d BAL

Brand BAL;
III wESTuAx1
r.: prcps,ssos ps.s r.",s q Rcsi .s.rs,
BAIT !. sn IT, ne public tia, h. va
49, TUEsDAY. Appu
oc q nno Cot'i'on Band has t Al hrn.
eADMfssIoN.-s..,,.m.''''.s g.,
s Jisa:s"'a alone 81. R II FRI t,ss
.1'::s. c's: fIEssSsss,sS'
Tue CAM h 4 l. !. -, r,esa..
MECHANICS INSTrr,.-s 4s
cou, FOUR NIGHrs rE bar,
COMMENCING wEDNEsD. DvHLr
DniLLiANT Axp ENTHUsI.s q
OF THE OLD fAvHaiC Res
Oio ana young. grave and cav ,vhiTES @rs,
$780, & A NJ BET
NEW SONGS. - LIS.
DANCES.
CHoRUsrs
~ ADMTssION-TwESsTElRtEsgpn
hsssrrsd Seats Fifty Csn,s. 1--WE c.s
re-, iuli particulars see pro,
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HY M y a 81 q NJ -------aF VIZ
-" ON MARSHALL STprpr
BETWEEN sraASn.
opry RIcHMosD, p,
tuesday, Thnrsday and Sa,nrdary
TIL. I l-2 O'clock, L'enis,
UNDERGRADUATE TURNER .sso,,
Respectfully call the attention az H,,ssuCiArIa
q THIS city To- their large ana n, 'se Iourt Il.
st LAEh % OF :. Es,XERGISE and the Hill,
The exercises will he rc,nuJ,elns aiAs.s.
leaders. assisted by cou,,'.
IEfMs. q. session Of six month.
"ionth, sz, ,nrnr,obiy in advance VI CT,
ness the exercises. '"'i'ed 70 calaatv y,
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IA. Double Refined Steam Candies.-My
Factory is now complete. and BY far the largest
tablishment of the kind South Of philadelphia
which enables me to offer to the trade Of
VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
a. also the city grocers, an article of city made
Steam Refined Crushed Sugar Candy, warranted
to stand in any climate. much below the Northern
PRICE for an article of like standard.
My stock OF Confectionery. Fruits, and Cigars
is unsurpassed as to quality or prices After look
ing around, give me a CALL. and then determine
who has the best goods, at the lowest prices.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,5 Story Building,
ap 7-1mf No 40 Main At
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ATTEMPTING TO SELL FREE NEGROES
Capt James Brayley, of the British sloop
Alice Rogers, who was arrested at Norfolk
for attempting to sell two free negroes from
Jamaica at Hampton, Va, contends that the
negroes were his property, and given him bv
their mothers. While at Hampton he heard
Of his intended arrest, and having disguised
himself fled into the country, but was can
tured. The penalty for the crime is a for.
fixture of the vessel. imprisonment in the pen.
itentiary, and 81 600 fine.
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LOST AND sTRAym

~ pd LGsm.A black and whit. - a
- w, 18th street" inns Tvs colM 4
Will be paid on his delivery TO ''' "osian
ap7-ts til.0rf,
% Man ,ir...
ETA ESTRAY COW, .
sometime since. a dark brown ~, ny aols
S,.la.Daspotted COW. about 8 or 's , ahe va
ne owner OF SAID COW is requested te Ia c,r d g
he dealt With accoIt ana pa, charges
.,s-s+ WIN. +. FARRAR,
= henron 10
a. NTRAYED-From prem,s.. n
cV2d INST. small BAY MARE 81 MeadN
- her left hind foot. and bs. 'se . ~
the back; nearly healed Her tail IL n'cs soSaa .
person VINO VIII deliver her TO me- on DIVA ,,, -
ap ST. pov,t 49,,
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- &25 X + w Al D.-Rsnaway trcr ~

w. sUbscrlfeT, PHILIP TA1 LNH. sNIa W
Nwae purchased Of George ". sne,'ins'af
John Saunders, ESQ, of Essex county, -
~who sent him To Richmond 10 NJ, cafe ~
] furnished him with q pass Ia 20 and sss hi' ' y.
and return IN one week from the date OF 'as ",
which was dated early IN September. ~. o.
wife Ia free womanb was then llyiGs IN Caest.
was emsncipated by the late Thomas q, IN@'
and sold by Puliam 4 Davis. on accoan, Of ~ Z;
w. Sneihngs. The above reward viii De pau .
delivered To me in Richmond. o,,,,,tps
NH l-Bws VS.. PhiLLlIe.-
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" - NOTICE..-ROCK'S GOOD SA.
49, MARITAN-FoR THE CUREoF
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA,
SPRAINS, &C.. &c,
is for sale by Druggists generally in the city Be
sure and ask for ROCKS SAMARITAN when
you buy, or you may get something else, and not
be cured or benefited.
Wholesale orders supplied on liberal terms.
Ma REMEMBER-In all cases of failure after a
far trial: nccoydins to directions, the purchase
money refunded. p3-6tif
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SPnfxzAI NoTrt,ne
"a o'a De 81 slc cHHsi6Sn q Bank
AOur Contributors!
send for n circuiar N nd rnn -, h

IA Our Contributors!
send Tor a circular and see who writes for
WHEELER l. WILSON'S
> r w n q NJ A G. HIN e..
IA Do not fail to fead the certificates,
THE POETS WRITE FOR 1T,
THE ORATORS WRITE FOR 1T.
THE sTATESMEN WRITE FOR IT.
THE DIvlNES WRITE FOR TT.
THE PEOPLE WROTE FOR MORE THAN
Ma 90. OOO.~
OF THEM THE PAST YEAR.
Not even the Ledger or AppletOn's Ency copedia
can show more imposing array.
i27 Main street, JObnsOn's Hall
RICHMOND. NORFOLK.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07
n TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

tlH Kan away from the farm OF lAs ~
Nscriber, at Powha'an Depot, on ne ~
uit. negro man named MON, :
or 8 inches high; weight about Iyl poand' :
little bald. with several upper and under l'ft
teeth missing; He has a wife hvng ~ to@i
bore, y. e. will give the above reward i,"i
taken in this state and placed in jail, So as "a
get hun. X. y. II l. DS0N. Gento o.;
ap6-tf Powhatan Depot, X. and II. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

FATAL ExPLosIoN.-The Jackson Tenn. }
Wing states that the boilers Of the steam mill
of Mr.. Bell, in Haywood county, Tenn. blew
up n the Doth ult., and killed George S. Bri.
gance. Jacob Lock and Joseph Lock, and so
wounded Jas. w. Lock and VIM. Spragsin
that they will both probably die. There were
several others more or less Injured.