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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Co1rsetto~ for Mmrder-Coston-Secresay Cobb.
LYNCHBr,RG VA lima IN


LrNcHBURe. Va, June 10.
? The Circuit Court for this district. Judre
Marshall presiding. has been in session here
during the whole Of the past week. Several
cases Of importance were decided, the priuci.
pal OF which was the trial Of VIM. Hendricks
charged with the murder Of Thos. Johnston.
IN last December, the particulars of which
were related in the DispateA shortly after the
tragedy occurred. The case was submitted 70
tho jury on the afternoon Of last Friday. who
after retiring only few MINI ties, returned
with verdict for the accused OF murder in
prisoner, who IL only about 10 or ~ years old.
exhibited tho greatest self. possession. When
the verdict was read ont, he did not exhibit
the least sign Of emotion, but seemed ae calm
ano coiiecteQ as most persons do on ordinary
occasions. In relation to the indifference or
contempt II might SO express it, which he
exhibits, his conduct is certainly verv ra-
Variable, and hiss been uniform in this re-.
spect. ever since the hour in which he perpe-
tTated the fearful deed His counsel Ia "a
asked for q new trial, which Question: the
Court has under consideration. This il the
second white person ever found guilty OF
murder in the first degree, in the Courts Of
our city. - 80
Yesterday morning. i've car. ,o.,,.f, nit,
cotton, brought all the way, from Memphis
left this city on the South-Side Road. en- ron r.
for Norfolk. At Petersburg they will ~
transferred to the Norfolk Railroad, and
thence to Norfolk. This shipment is designed
for the Lone STAR" now loading a: Norfo1k
for Bordeaux. France. The cars were loaded
in Memphis, and 60 all the way to Norfolk
without being nnloaded until they reach that
city. ..'s.c, ale =. - j. -.
way to Washington. He appeared to be trn.
yelling all alone, nctwiths landing the fact thai
a large number OF passengers; wire in the same
train. .1 :. =. a,.~,,|1 - OK
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a. Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
The Murder in GyeenJrier. --'
DRY CREEK, near White Sulphur Sorinrs. !,

DRY CREEK. near White Sulphur Sorine,.)
Il - June It'll, 1860. =
Edward Turner was to-day brought before
Justice J. b. Calwell on the charge OF heinz
accessory to the murders Of Riley and Stmn.
son, by Harrison Myers. A number OF Wit.
nesses weTe examined. It was proved that
Turner was In company with Myers At nieht
after the murders, armed with a shot gun
Myers was also armed with his doubie.bar.
relied rine. Turner, according TO several wit
nesses, threatened to shoot old Mr. Riley
father OF one of the murdered men. if he did
not put down stielPaAe held in his hand
This was upon meeting the Old man. who
having heard of the killing Of his son. was ii,
search Of his body. Old Mr.. r. il was ~ rther
proved, had made NO hostile movement and
the stick was carried by him only to assist
him In walking. This was the main facf
brought ont against Turner As there was
nothing inculpating him before the fact OF 1he
killing, the Justice DISCHARGED him The
feeling against him amOngst the Irish laborers
was quite bitter, as he seemed to b. aware for
be departed in company with the oflcer to the
hotel, and did not intend returning to the
brick-yard where no is employed, until to.
morrow. i}t f@ -Rrat = x
Myers 10 still at large. He is wen armed
aud when last seen swore he would not he
hung for killing two 1rishnaen. IT is thouehf
he will not surrender, and that the attemnf Ia
take him will b perilOus. II he is oyertaken
he will b shot II he resfsts, and II his pursuers
are not very quick, some OF them win forfeit
their lives. Nevertheless, men equally re-
puted for desperation and bloody determina
ton, have given MP without effort and be nav
do the same. ALLHaHANY.
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7 SUuO 0tUs hoOO. }
most lsarfd1 and destructive storms which
Il cosmsnosd ss,~ssi IT, Is ssds i. r H.. ana
!esssA hqt e lori dass too a., =. -.
Aiesas TIT wtn6s 1sr . MDiDe blew'4 perfect
toApeet leyelatag fouessv troea,, .she1sefs, and
other steMp orary tensnentAs nahing fearful
carnage u orchards, fardens and sroveA and
Of fnta fTsly ssdd>ning 10 hehold.s
The 0ashes Of tahtning Wese intensely
vivid and almAst tncessant, the thanders'rA
tea wiih one sontiauoas aad 6satenins rear;
dered the fury Of the bowtisg tempest more
terridc And appalling. and Was we'll calculated
to inspire the stouteat heart with sensations
"a tntsnsiIy which ,hreetened % eyerwheim
our dwelllnss over, our heAdA driving, many
from their beds, 1earf9lly alarmed BY the
seemingly inpsndtcx catastrophe. ) &. . /
Tho scene without, this morning, u sad and
drsary indeed-trses uprooted. limhs vrung
and scattered, fenees prostrated, whilst vege-
tables and other crops bear traces Of the an
relsntfpg storm. Our farmers, no viewer, have
jury, and before evening. We trust things will
begin TO wear . moro cheerful aspect. We
have not heard Of the real extent Of the inju-
~ around M. bat lear that Is - greater than
Crops, though somewhat Backward, are con-
sidered a. quite promising. Wheat especially,
10 raid 70 b uuus ually 90, though it has been
50 banly entan9led and FRUSTRATED BY the storm
THAI Ii dou btless will BE- seriOusly i'm paired.
Fruit, 1t IL to Be feared, will Be less plentiful
than was anticipated-large Quantities hav.
Ing been blown from the trees, whilst many
trees have heen entirely upr0oted. asA. rs
o wing to one Of th0sS Incidental ovoroights
which NO precauti0n can always prevent, the
Commissioners at the late election at this
place, in their returns Of the result, neglected
to insert the names Of the MAGISTRATES; and. rs
the omission was not repaired In the time
limited by Law, 1t il supposed that another
election Will be accessory. / am not aware
however, a. TO the extent Of the Governors
prerogatives as regards his Issuing connie
sions under such circumstances. 80 G#
Our citizens seem to have imbibed some of
the military enthusiasm which has, of late
been 50 extensively prevailing in other com.
muntties-a new volun teer corps having re.
Gently been formed, under suspicious cifcum.
stancea- A meeting has just been held for
the purpose of edec ting an organizations re.
sulting in the selection, as Commander, Of Col
M. H Watkans, highly popular and efficient
O6icer, under the old yeginge. sas fse5 ffil
Preparations are beginning to b made for
celebrating the approaching Nattonal Aunt.
versary. The Barbers Gross. Roads Division.
Sons Of Temperance, are projecting extensive
arrangements for celebrating It In q style wor.
thy Of the well known hoepitsfisy Of that
community several distinguished speakers
both at home snd abroad, having been solicit.
ca 70 attond.4,s = Assir5 FRUSTiCUs.
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A A Il ID IL see in the Dispatch
~ names Of gentlemen, announc,ne. them.

A Ca X ID IL see in tho Dispatch
- names Of gentlemen, ANNOUNCING them.'
yUDGESHiP. Were they ever abstracts Of the
Hastings Court Of the city of Richmond? say, no.
Well, then, will ask them If they assume more
Eaht to the Office tn IN the preceding Magistrates
now in Othce, who have served the people faith
fully anu to their entire satisfaction. without any
Day; and now, because there il an additional Ma
elstrate tor Judge To- he appointed. where appeals
are taken to be decided by this sTtra Magistrats,
OF Judge, 20 called,s cannot see, for my life,
why You do not promote one Of your Magistrates
ON the bench. They are true, faithful servants to
the city, and have been for years-smart and
his hly educated gentlemen. They have read youF
Code of Virginia through and through, and have
been deciding al. the kusine 81 OF the Court up to
the Droeent time and / say, and the people will
say. they viii vote for their farhful Magistrates
Nv ellow-ct.aen.. will lay the claims Of ono Of
your most faithful MAGISTRATES -one who 10 al
ways punctual TO his post one who lives near to
the old cage. cOnse luently the duties have fallen
on him heavily, all Ilmos Of the night, and he is
called up to carry out the law-GEO E. SAD
DLER, Esa., of Jefferson Ward His Ward will
60 Tor HIM, and the sister Wards will do the same
Promotion in Office amongst functionariesis riaht
You may see 1t carried out In petty cDfces. Eel
low citizens, don't throw such a sur on Your
Magistrates, they have always done the work,
and now some one OF thcm deserves the emOin-
ments of the office. Squire SADLER will please
annOunce himself to this card or some one OF the
Magistrates Of the bench. Y0w hGce shs right TO
THE VOICE OF JEFFERsON,)
THE VOICE OF MADISON. I WARDS.
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s.Nsw Yoa.: jung 1;.cIe:rsd; .chf; wyths.
~ Reg. S%%ieff q s Cd tof E
6. Jones and Arcoie, Norfolk. Arrived scSis. 4.
s..sa INV e. w. efq Ss.. and H.x
bern, n c: Bio m6sld and Sherwood y ilhams,
.esr .csGs
R H:g, Ssr hsrN Hysn' T. 8. ruli from va
s, rosI Eas@o,; June g. Cleared s0hr Malon
SNOW Biz and sinssoia. EortSk A'' .'A''
ain as N n. e. and I. w. VIA Fsrniassoa. Jane.
COR. {fassase West, MAY 2i.--The bark sam
son. Robinson, of Rockiand, Me-, general oargo,)
tFom Liverpool for City Point. leaky and other
damases, haaled to the wharf to discharge and
-Nok1oLK, June s.-Arrived. schr. Chaleedcnia,
kicamond; schti S:su; Aoi'es' Pave: from
Alexandria bound TO Cob asset lass, loaded with
Kate Stavro, Norfolk. - -
oHe sA A ID, :oh Nj: W0.rfl:
seS s.a: si b.
PHILADkLPHIA, June lard, schr. Kate Col
lahan. Richmond June 8 ARID. schr Iris. Nash
ngton, N. G. Cl'a. steamer PennsJ lama. Rich
= hIvKa.eoL, May as.-Arr'd, ship In'uIarsnsm.
NFwAax. June v.-Arr'd. schr. +. E. French.
kocKlANp. June s-Arrivsd, schr. Alquizar.
James kiyer. Va; sailed. sth, schr. VIM. Gregory,
81 1oN, June 81 Cleared, steamer City Of New
York, City Point. ..
AKA Asns .cni Golden
Forward. Norfolk. 'zF -slti Ff7-ft7
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A19ssess S1V2s S3SSt0S1 ouO OnaTOn Springs
Published in New York papers. give doleful
accounts of the trtbulations Of the advance
guard Of visitors At these watering places
They complain Of the baths, Of the rooms. OF
everything connected with the hotels They
are neither decenty fed nor comfortably
lodged. Let them tnrn their attention to the
Springs In Virginia. At some Of them. the
landlords are BEGINNING to understand tina,
they must expend literally, il they would
ensure liberal returns. So Tec s.. ..lee
NEWSPAPER CoRsoLIDArIoN.-The Rich.
mond Tsder and Petersburg Press have been
consolidated, the former 10 he substituted for
the semi. weekly Press, and to be pub lished SIM
uftansouly in Rtchmond and Petersburg. and
the Press to continue Its daily Issue in Peterr.
burg. ~ - fr.,,is.t.,. .-s .s4s r.ay
BOrH HoUsRs OF OoaoREss adjourned Sat.
prday morning. on the announcement OF tbs
death Of Hon. Mr.. Burroughs, Of New YORK.
No business was transacted. hls , sod - ~
MoRxoHs CoMlso.-The Liverpool Post Of
the 2Sd ult chronicles the departure OF the
gu Mormons on board, en- ,oxte for Salt LAKE..
NsaEiy all are English. ~ .''s-t Ne
Drs. W. Y. Young aud webster Indy. OF
Washington, d. G., have hsen appointed med.
tcel attendants to accom- pAny the rescued AT.
fcans back to their native land. The ships
ieaye on the lst Of jay. ess aus 1850
eorhood Repaired 70 harper,s Ferry, Friday.
deceived bye bill stating that the Japanese
would b. thsre. sid r. s-ssl75il % -
The four years term Of service Of Colonel
Delaneld - Superinten of West Point
Acsdemy having expired, be is shout to retire
fhs Lowell (Mass) Courier GAYS that /.
number Of people from that city went ONT n,
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NEW BOOKS.



NJ e W b o o 4 S.
THE LITTLE BEEAVTY-sa,sro. 70 tAs osn-
s Nv III t *; :a W,: g .s. tn:
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sHSs iI ' sf5s e B, cA... D..l... Payer,
rH 81 iia as'e s. DAVID. By ). u. In.,..
S.ss ss' rs + sa ne slsss Il. has:: Of
ter: p sallis &. Fosd; author Of "6raos Tiu-
PEFkksoN's Ix Adj NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE for 1al'. s sRo ,.l (, 6Ki ALpwtn.
jsls--ls OppcsstS s 81 csssie s'Hii cs::l.
Scs fTSs;ssiS &. s.a 5:.:
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j. SO. Sne vo..fJ1is; R aSssSaSsous j. co.
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~ ~ ~. W eeeeo i - eay' = uAaOA ne
s 5s11sa. ss wA.s "A. liz Han Own =, d Is,
as!. oSs I,S1s dfs,s
and Theaa 3 .WefA Ces1sessv. = 6u - =. sal
l. m:s.c = 1.s c's ~ ~. 3:
de,k ees s:sI cis a. So =. s. ~
ss. ossS 80 : Tsos
r. FA |aoSf7 X kSsdlI 6.
) jsisszt4 sqssS ciSff q ~ fcsssil. !,
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fisf A y 8 q az. x ~ - -.
3: &! i !; s; i! . 81
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CALLING OFF AL COST, ROH CASH
~ TO CLOSE IN SIXTY DAYS.
Very cheap LAWNS. = -.
Very cheap LAWNS.
ORGANDY MUSLIN. - - v 800.
- tg ORGANDY MUSLIN. ss ss zshs
80 -s4s e:-4s- Z +, ORGANDY N UNLIN. tf.
OR6ANDY MUSLIN.
.,ou 90. RICH DRESS SILKS.
go. RICH DRESS SILKS.
SILK ROBES, SILK ROBES : - ..
r'.r.5 :. SILK ROBKS, SILK ROBES.
At PERKINS h cos. lAl Main st.

~ notified by Abe propTlstof Of The stsro occ1-
e e re: % :4
lonser than ths sxpiration Of our year which tsl-
%a:s 81. 81 3, Ps ss%, o q
tain suitable stand. va fssl nsosssitstsS 70 Gloss
NJ, .ssl s,. = y. Trend: ~.
BLAls'e .DraE Store. on Broad street, above stb,
sssS 'eh'v '''a r. q e: Co. b
We AUS VITA No. 1O8-And 20 does the
c .s crowd; because they want NV Goods. styli.A
IL void bs sns Of .Seso; e s dS:
exhibited q the 9sv store Barton Cd stand 81
hVrMAN; = has s AZ The Icin.s g please the pa,
not ]. ie!sss ID the pubic Ga, ~s eli i
'ec =, :;
: A' street, y r. ~; i s; *:
SUyERlOR QUALlTY or CLOTMj Ne
- These q want Of really choice and fashionable
SssSs AZ nysd e cal s Old and
Lotions from the xtensive steck and
ysssS, e cl%Sfss: D..s Skis, ns
S nas ss b g
.s sssr Il. fi 5: 11s
noted o' '' Rsik n S sIs libssafi wrLlAna
", Plated lee Pitchers. msen sS1rossd o.. ssd
8 49, vsc Az: used sIs@: Tie; are 1ssS!:
'0'''' " 'A' no''''' v'as eSAsc i hUsbHs M. St
y. g W! sssesss!ss: j..si!y. 6i:sis
SUI HSa Gn01sll Nc, AT re mann Or.
MO 49, of asm1s, ci..S,v. ~ ~ sSn Ss
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"a -. ]. -,Lr u. a
The Trench NaHx.

cns shtp-hoitder. has feceatly rvlsited the
French Navy Yarde, and comm unicates to the
public ~ intsr~srtnx. and, We prsspus; accu-
rate account Of what M ssaWsxHa says the
amount Of stores Of all dsScsiptio ns accum d !.
lated 10 those yards 10 enormous, The. lar~e
foundry ~ Topion 10 the ysreatsst estah,iah-
meat OF ihs kiad In The wcrla. srasrs n n
that port a nsst OF about afissA scre y line.
of-hAtsle shfps. eight sailing do, steven steam
friEates aud corvettes, and q host OF sualler
vessels, which would b ready TO ileht in ahout
eight wssks.a The two iron .cased frisates
about which - mpcA has bpsa said. ~ mes.
powerful vessels, equal In sisss to q eo.~un
ship. The Iron easing ssill extend ali ths'lensth
Of the ship. aud 70 more than ak Seet heio
~ loed -lins. TIL aneinss AZ % - Of lsa0
osae power, md Tie satps ere % BE- piropeileA
BY ssaucaasy III huudrsd screw. ,Eisht ~
aios Of rhsss frigAtes are building II. ~ q :
rloas Preach Nsvy-Ysrds, ana tan sts.n
scrsw1 The irigases viii carry ri snasS' = :.
In add ION 70 these tormidahie vesa,i. NJ,
AoKAy noticed . laxge aunhsr ., u0ntoasa
esils In parts, which either csH n 49, -
ooess 20 sifsctug . landing. or for forr.,....,
AsrC pontoa hfidgs. Tnere was,an. is.-.A.s.
smossl of ri1sA guas. Of ~ neNva1.s A.,,h.s
A,ss lssse essco- soeatse eans i1sr ~ irIs =
cassd srtsatss, aad vast mn her 81 .io.-..sS
ssees HA sAells ~ ~ M ncx - s..s.s.,
leasas ~ ssaaAoan - - $3.50 i. :. y -
osse eay tlss ktaae, S..S i teIt
'sos-ease4 1aeAse - = H. s.s ~ vssx, -
tre0sIy sharp AnA loae aashease' -sss1
etpaa 1eseiaa Do VIII - toea.13 x,ssT HEssas
ity = iAsys AsAAs of ttcops Dr.
70 aaothee. "a ~ MhelA IL y tHecss. ~ =
this tnto1llGonh ohooruoR ahne o. ens..-1s - -
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A Modesf Demand.

The cattle plague in Massachusetts first
made its appearance amongst the stock of a
Ar. OHENERr. From one calf owned by him,
his whole herd was exposed to the disease, and
many Of his best breeding cattle died. Then
VDplaguesp spread TO other herds. Mr.. CasNs-
NJ now makes his appearance before COM
mittee of the Massachusetts Legislature, and
claims damages to the extent Of &i5, 900, three
ffiAs Of the estimated damage done by the
disease in the State. He says that the report
OF. the Commissioners who visited his fal 10.
that his stock were diseased, affected the sale
OF his cattle to the amount indicated. Mr..
CHENERX is greatly dissatisfied that he was
not allowed to spread the disease over the
whole country, and intends to recruit his
parse and spirits from the public treasury
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Tho Southern Literary Messenger for June,
under the editorship Of DR.. BAGBY, gives
gratifying evidence that 1t will lose none of
the intsrestwhich has hitherto recommended
IL 70 Its readers. We are snre from the present
number that the efficiency which 1t main.
tanned in the hands Of Mr.. TaoMPsoN will be
in NO degree diminished. The publishers have
been fortunate in secnring . successor to Mr.
THoAPeCn Of the taste, witand scholarship OF
DR.. BAaB1. Under his auspices. 1t will no
doubt maintain its old popularity, and we
hope may 60 ON prospecting and to prosper
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Correspondence of the Rlchnond Dispatch.
-gas rel Afatss IN Norfolk. e'iY "a

= -a'ii= 80 ~ $3.50 80 NORHOOk, j uQe YIN. lSttO.
A man named Hexekiah Whitehurst was
found drowned In one Of the wells in the
grove at tho east end OF Wood street, near the
site Of the old oil factory, on Thureday morn.
ing. II 10 Supposed that he was drowned on
Sunday. the 9Th May, while intoxicated
Coroner Summers held an inquest over the
body, and tho jary, after hearing all the syi.
dence that 0onlA BE- adduc rendered their
verdict In accordance with the above facts.
Sixteen ship carpenters, who were dis.
charged short time ago, have been taken
back in the 0osport Navy-Yard There are
several hundred mechanics walking about in
Norfolk and Portsmouth with large families
dependent upon them fer support, and il IL
to b hoped matchmaking will b done toward
x1vtng these men employment. a
TAe number ut denths for the month Of Nav
was 81 whites and blacks This il coneid.
ered remarkably healthy for this season OF tie
year. = ii 70 fssi sell fflf5f z 70 aasf-s -
!. TIE sale Of french foods at the old Custom
Hoase tn this city, imported direct from Bor.
deeux, mas been very successful the bidding
being spirited and prices fair. The sale has
closed until next week, when the balance Of
the cargo will b dtsposed Of to the highest
/, The steamer Roanoks, Capt. Couch. arrived
yeeterday, btinging full freight and larre
nnmber Of passengefs. She got aground In
ferntng around, and 1t was sometime be1orv
sne snccepdsd In getting toNher wharf - :.
1hesU vas cousfQeg1ble rain heFe yesterdey.
ana We hsve ben informed BY eentlensn
from Princess Anne shnt hey 6ad copaidera-
bic hatl In hh ntighb0rhood, The stonee hang
e 3 ssrs: }. = hickcry Ants and do,e9. sems
= =. = = me cQsops. lgul ~ ST., OswE0O.
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n, Bennett's Diarrhea Killer, fer the
posltivs and ateedy cure Of Pol q af'ffa'tt
i DlA,H&kHEA.s 49,, Aan ss9iF4ss .sssI ri l's
- Hq Na6UM MIR COMPLAINT. itsst - a
~ .s>sa'. cH0LIG; apd krs,r . .,,r,,,.

THIS really valuable remedy i6r the shove named
diseases Of the STOMACH and Boyei4 has olaaincd
Tact tkat It ned and tested ia Over 100 csses
Of violent DiarrhCba, in the summer cf lee, whom
tbs Chotasa va prevalent in the city of Rich
mOnds va,s and IN NO instance did il ever fAil .
arrest the dieoAAe and s-sef af8 -s4qsf e.4lxYst
- ITHxcr A RHnNAxBn4 cu1y. - sagi.4
II n the recipe Of distinxuish0d Southern pAyq-
clan, who has used itin an e1tensivS practice for
nearly thirty years end be has vet % 1eel 81 the
failed either to relieve OF euse.vhee ussd 6soosd
inf 70 9irecsione ..l.. <fs.., I.ga gas.f ~.
H1sdtsas 81 ~ e, ~ e Ksshmeae san, and
single dose. IN many lnstances, edecting conn
plete euro. D.' 81 s's'i5 = 5t..s- 80 - f'<A
sinCe the disappeafsnce Of the Cholsra, It has
boen used ~ reg ular home medisino. > - p
The ID ARRHWA kILLE r. 10 prepared only BY
FL HER 4 WINSTON, " hOlesale Druggists,
R.chmond. Va, who supply drnsgists, country
merchants and the trade GENERALLY; on very favor
Sold BY all dealers in medicines everywhere.-
Price sOc. tff etfia je9-3t
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7lv|ly[-Ss1r
Rnssslal O. 81 q 5areSa.
The extsaerdiaary pstalG azkoag chil
drsa II New xoI an1 (Fooklyn -
saicierd eossa1n1 10 seusJe ipong e.
medical lAealj Dof 80 60 ss<aralSSf1
whom have expressed the opintoa that, II
a1afana to tmYase mia aa1 snSss1ss
s.:s -. r a. aaIr e.& sssrssI: eeN ss ~
xhanh.toAD.anAla1k&e-a ~ ~saseee -asesse -
domestcs~ insleaA Of beiAe attended TO ~
their own parents. Not only acctdentss bus
- A>nann lnss Of disease, In nauy eaaesy are
Euess1ga1ta q tHs ssct sAat, at snunsnts whsn
td6et expos1d. they are "a ~ hends of straA-
asrsr ~ az .whom hsa Any tAtesest In them,
"a vAoss chief soateltnAe 10 % securs the1A-
s,avss frpn apbecessary trouble. When pa.
teas pstSouAlly sppsrintend the pnttasg thsir
ohildeeo - ~ ~ night and dresaing them In
~ nosaist, ~ paysicians assess that II
makes 80 most fsmsrkable difference IN the
chances AZ : eAild,s life. The most fatal dis
eases, taken - stae. are esneraliy more easily
coasSoaleas rte rsstiessaess or ffetfnlness
which would pasS unnotced BY the servant.
viii q oncs catch tho mother's quick eye,
AaA leaA4 70 such measarss Of pgsesationa q
pruxeAss may suegsst. At the same time, It
Il this opinion Of the most experienced physi-
class that dosing children. eternally with
dfuss for every ,riiing ailment 10 one Of the
sdftst ways Ia the world Ut undermining their
strength, and preparing them 70 fall ready
victims 70 disease and DEATH. e $50 ~
- Direcs Trade. - a4sSg
The visit Of the Belgian Minister to Ala
haaa, which 1t u understood was with refer
ence to the establishmsnt Of direct trade,
seems likely 70 produce practioal sesaiss--
The Mubils Reggie says that IT IN interview
Ut = committee Of merchants, appointed for
that. purpose, with the Minister, the whole
subject was thoroughly discussed in sli its
hsarinEs, and IL was sgrsed that two vessels, Of
about ave hundred tons each, should be dis
patched from Antwerp during the next busi-
psss season. These vessels will bring such
commodities a. Belgian man ufacturers may
Be disposed to send Tor the purpose Of !" feel
ing" the market and priced samples Of all
Belgian produces. The Belgian shipper rs.
sumes the riekof having q full and paying
cargo to Mobile; but, on the other hand. the
hrm Of Skx8lHG & Co., Of that city, have en-
tered into written agreement to furnish for
eaeh return trip to Antwerpa cargo Of fifteen
hundred bales Of cotton. The Register adds
that number Of merchants of Mobile have
also pledged themselves to direct orders al
ready cent 10 Belgium, and to places At con-
venient distances from Antwerp, to BE- shipped
by way Of Antwerp In the vessels above men.
toned, ara the first Of which will leave Ant
werp between the nrst and fifteenth Of Sep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

a. Fifty Cents PietnPes. ID: :. -ssa-f 4 ziq
The Ia gest and hest Am RROTYPES in the city
Two large skyiishts. Salts faction guaranteed in
ali cases, or no sale. Como one +! come oil I! to
~ SMITHS GALLERY. n NJ ain street,
g-ii.r r1 WhisehuPst's Old stand.
Good Operator wanted. y ~II0Is' je 9-3ta