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creasine at rate equal to the most sanguine expec-
tations of its proprietors.
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they can be in the large papers, The DAILY Press
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CITY, Its advertising business has largely increased
and its columns are respectable exhibit Of the busi
ness and enterprise of the city Its columns are es-
pecay looked 10 for large class oil o
"wants" and "For Sale" and for servants, etc.,
| which almost invariably bring prompt answers
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ty-Hye-cent advertisement in THE DAILY PREss.
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PRICE, $40.
Sewing Machine.

They have submitted It to trial and the critical
Judgment Of the best mechanics and experts Dy an
of whom Il has been conceded to be one Of the
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rnE MYsrEREoUs soHIEBODX'

loiA ei ny rwHIoHy, haa'da o. is.iam
Nl 90 Nlffi Tll---S -----r 80. rs %.
so,oa,,oat. W ron was out last night,
t-rtsI.,r = about the town, Nl If. '.I.Nt .
And N L inistaho not, he wss Night, nl nr
aTleht as a Derby clown" 4,vN rrt NHnf
7 ,no,v he's considered moral youth,r a ''H
Above susnlcion; but that ra f'af a't Ui ~
Is no reason why, TO tell the truth, ntf.
He hasn't"e brick In his hat.
Daylight morally often takes - rfsnr fNG
Strange fancies into his head. i --.,..,, b.
When the public eye Is in bed 7 ta
aMv son can't dance,n somebody said,
WFor never a lesson took he.' -,
But he danced last night while yon were in "o"'
And "Twilight" was there 70 osegip1VF q
You may cali IL dancing, or not, as you feel
Though Tor half an hour or more, Ia
He danced. or itiiegedp "tanglcfoot trecl,'
In front Of my once door. .....,
,,Nrv sor cant sing, . somebody swearS, iHI
BSit he sang last night, know, a| .n'"
ksbeiiish a song AZ d demon daros OIL. ....
10 sing IN the regions belowl 'rA si
my son don't imbibe," somebody thinks, "a
Well r. may be yS ss Ssb SSS cns sSr VINO dru
Can be proved by ahundred men. e., D, n
Yet something was tight, ycs, drunk, last night,
50 drunk Il could scarcely crawl; If
Perhaps twas the brim Of crownless hat,
That found BY my garden wall f
So. for fear I am wrong and somebody's right,
My hasty words recall - 49,, .t 4..
And say that the thing saw last night,
Was nobody's son-that's ALL
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may in Ireland, as elsewhere the visitation

NAV, in Ireland, as elsewhere the VISITATION
followed dhimunceasingiy.
''This spirit, never spoke never laipsfefieo
ouestions and the mode OF COMMUNICATING
now so general was not then known: II
had been, there might have been a diiierent
TAs Il was Robert lbs mode Of life
In his native country gave his mother great
anxiety. | had no clew, however, to his ul-
Innate fate; for his sister would not tell me
where in Ireland he had made his miserable
home. .r.. a!f-y
FMy friend Kate married Immediately after
her brother left. She was a bride, a mother
and corpse within year; and her death
really broke her mothers heart: SO that II
two years the family seemed TO have vanished
as Il / had never known them. have some
times thought, however, that # the dear ol'
lady had not received such a shock from ne
SOM spiritual visitor, she .would not hay
been crushed by the loss Of her daughter; ou
she told me she had nothing left to bind ne
| to this world
81 have often regretted that had NO
watched with my young friend one nigh
but the facts have thrown together wer
known to certainly twenty persons In Lon
/ DOM ..I f..u..t.. ...#. ..."
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The Sewers Of Paris-A Journey Under the
French Capital.

The sewers of Paris-A Journey Under the
- French Capital.
A correspondent Of Swedish journal
furnishes an interesting account OF suoter-
ranean voyage made through one OF tne T, ea-
mirably constructed sewers of Paris. The
boat which conveyed the party was reached
by descending fight Of steps to the depth
Of about forty-five feet. The boat, o Hat
bottomed affair, was lighted by four lamps.
| The sewer is in an archway, fifteen feet high,
and of equal breadth, with a ditch or canal
about ten feet wide, wherein all the dirt and
| filth of Paris is carried away. On the sIoes
are sidewalks, which together are about tour
| feet wide. The whole is built OF peautuui
| white sandstone, and is kept remarkably neat
| and clean. No stencil or bad smell was per-
ceptible The denser portion Of the filth IS
| carried away through large drains beneath
| the sidewalks. The sidewalks are excellent,
and exhibited no signs of dampness, while
the walls of the archway are kept white
| washed, and are at all times as white as the
driven snow. The structure possesses the
properties of an immense speaking tube, tne
workmen being able to converse az the Tis. Tis,
tance of two miles from each other. ne
echo is very strong and lasting. The fabric
is said to be built after model OF the cata'
combs of Rome, aided by all the latest i'm
provements. On both sides, at about tw'
hundred yards distance from one another, arr
openings through which the workmen car
ascend by means of permanent iron ladders
in case a sudden rain-storm should cause TN
water to rise over the sidewalks, whlcn is
however, of rare occurrence.
The contents of the sewer, of course, nov
into the river Seine, and the current is suffi
cient to carry the boat used along with con
siderable velocity. Large reservoirs are con
structed, at intervals, into which the waite
can be turned for short time, in case l
should be necessary to have the canal dry TO
little while. The whole work was com
pleted in two years. Besides the main canal
there are many minor ones constructed unde
the principal streets, all of which can be mad
to communicate with one another. These ad
mirable underground works are accessible
from the Louvre, the Tuileries, and from al
the barracks, and should the Parisians take
notion to barricade the streets in any part G
the city, the Imperial Government might, a
short notice, and without any person bein
aware of it, transport the same way. Ther
is time to make use of the reservoirs SO ca
cavalry be transported in the same way
There is an end to shooting on the soldier
from the windows, and revolution IN fari
will soon only be remembered among thing
that have been, never to occur again. Throug
these underground passages prisoner ca
easily be taken from the Louvre to the Sein'
without attracting attention, and thence sen
off by railway, which is near at hand. IN
splendid system OF sewerage was one OF tn
pet schemes of the Emperor Napoleon.
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OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Announcement of the Proprietor
for 1860.

THE OHIO WHITE SULPHU Il X
N SPRINGS are situated in Delaware County ls
miles north of Columbus, the Capital oil ohoi on he
Scioto River, ten miles from DelaNAre, nfS H.ies
from White Sulphur Station, on the Springfield, MT
Vernon & Pttsburg Railroad, ana SIX niues rom
Lewis Center Station, on the CINCINNATI OOlunDuS
and Cleveland Railroad. --., -, II
These Springs will be open foIthe reception oi Ns-
itors from May until October. -. -. .,,.
has fully confirmed the highest expectations OF the
proprietor, and encourages him to persevere IN MS
Efforts TO make this second to no place IN the country
The large number of permanent cures when nave
been effected establish beyond doubt tne rare nG
valuable medicinal qualities OF these waters; iheH
Alternative tonic and aperent properties render Them
useful In great variety Of diseases The ye sprlngs'
The White Sulphur The Chaly beate, The Magneslan'
The Saline Chaly beate and the spring OF PURE wa
ter are ali within the lawn and easy Of access.
b II III y.
Bathing here by the plan adopted Is brought INTO
fair compettion with that at naturally warm ana mol
snrings The water heated in the bath-tub by steam
ppes the heat not being raised high enough 70 pre-
cptate it's salts is applied TO the surface OF the Dathei
without the loss of any Of its saline ingredlsnts M,
grounds embracing about 100 acres, divided between
lawn aud woodland tastefnliy laid on into Walk
~nHa ~nHa TEIEGRAPH OFFICE has been permanentl,
established connecting the Springs with all parts
x Livery, well stocked with horsos and carriages
For fafther information, arrangements for rooms
e''" "pHIS ANDREW WILSON, JE., Proprietor,
White Sulphur Postofiice,
au2a-bm Delaware County, o.
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A NEW PAPER IN rHE BoHEMIAN TossUE.--
The Aarodni Aovini National Gazetts) is the
published in st, Louis BY +. sladek, Its in
the Bohemian Language. .'i ri
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HAT,I,. I lllC,IARROLI & 90.
E5II n E;as; ts4s as sls ESgSS9s SD!.S.s

MADAME ELLIS, M. De-. HAS FOUND
INA at last Just what the Ladies' have long needed
and looked for in vain, the UTERINE rELlAlh.,
Tho Uterine Elixir is warranted 10 cure az US
eases OF uterine nature; Inhammatton OF tne
Proiapsus or Falling OF the Womb, Painful lenstru-
alton, Chlorosis Amenorrhea; In actt peIieet cure
Is guaranteed by the OF from two % nve 0ottee oI
the Elixir Of any disease whatever OF the Generatye
and Urinary Organs, Of male or female no matter OF
M MkpKME Ellis calls dcular attention 70 tho
following Card OF one Of the most prominent Drug
gists Of Cincinnati: .... /.
''To the Public aad he Ladies " Particular;
"we the undersigned, are not in the habit OF giy,
ing our name to Patent Medicines but knowing wei
| the Lady Physician, and the medicine called tne
terine Elixir cheerfully recommend II 70 All re.
males suffering from Female Diseases OF any KIND II
is purely vegetable, and in case can Dc inllry we
to all try and our ySgd bor DruFeS D naS
"Corner Of Fifth and Race streets"
| MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH SIMULATIhq
| UOIIGH AND LIVER BALSAM cures, without fail,
Pains in the Breast, Back, Side or Limbs Coughs,
| ache Flatuloncy, Heartburn, Chronic kheumatism,
Bilious Collie, Cramp Collie, Gripping Pains OF tne
Bowels Dulness, Stupor, Inactivity, Loss OF Appe-
tte and in Painful Menstruation II b certain culo'
and gives Immediate relief In any OF the abgye dis
eases it will give relief twenty minutes and per
per bottle-so cheap that every person can get u:
| N B.-For sale by f. ID. HILL, Druggist, corner
| of Race and Fifth streets; j. ID. PARK, corner OF
Fourth and Walnut SuIRE EqK1SSEEs1MSt sSt oIns UU;,
oSSrJhss5 oS Josn S,ns aud PAUL RESLEN corner
| OF Eighth and Freeman; EDWAhD SVArhhaNN y
| CO. corner OF Main and Fourth and MADAME
ELLIS, ia West Sixth street. sepzI-ey
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HICHuOND rIApr CLOTHlNC,

L n CT q a = q Ct IA clllt @ =.
ff1HS subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing IN the On
city Of Richmond over twenty years, and has this I'D
tlc from lI hands Pa his employment, and viii Ia -
ty next month make large additions ~ that IL
orr Having taken the story hs especially
cturng purposes he Is determined 20 make article IN the
cong line that shall compare Ia respect with clothing
mtdc I'm northern cities and he asks the patronage OF his Old
friends ami e public generally vw OF o. fact that De Civ
ing rmpoyueu Ga midst 20 large number Of mechanics and
worthy -ales vho gi otherwise for the
h Hhts The bs, Of cutters and materials not 10 be surpass-
ed oy house In the country
Maryland, Virginia. Caroiaas and Georgia Cassimeres and
fEcris o an grades and toors Strictly southern Mauufacur-
ug House, an shall be satisfied by personal inspection Of
Nhst Dc intends what be has been doing past
g. b SPENCE, Clothicr and T-ilor,
uh2 Corn Main aud i5.h sts Ricimoad Va
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strong extract Of opium which had been used About
twelve o'clock DR.. COv arrived the bedside of the
dying man and applied the stomach pump but with DO,
success. Macdonald unconscious during all this
time, and never uttered word save when the ste Ici
pump was introduced Then he uttered loud curse
damnng the physicians for attempting so save his life
Mustard plasters were applied to his breast stomach
legs and feet and strong coffee administered but all
in vain
At this juncture DR.. WeJe arrived and the patient
was treated with suphae of zinc strong coffee and the
basnado but all the efforts Of the physicians proved of
little avail.
After four hours ncessant labor the doctors were com
PEELED to abandon the case hopeless and Macdonald
was left to die the death he much coveted He COM
menced to fail rapidly about four o'clock and when our
reporter him half hour afterwards his hands and
feet were cold, his brow covered with a Geld persp
ration, bis pulse imperceptble aud respiration slow
and hard. Gradually the breathing became slower and
slower the body lost s warmth the features relax
cd and the death rattle in the throat announced that the
spirit OF the murderer had departed.
The suicide OF Macdonald was unexpected. He had
always been suspected Of entertaining ideas of 81 dcs-
ructon and was closely watched accordingly. lie had
hardly been IN the TOmbs than a month when he
detected in the act Of procuring strychnine lie
sent negro to druggist with money and piece
OF paper, on which was written "strychnne two shillngs
worth, TO kill dogs" The negro, however informed the
warden OF the prison Of what going and H. poison
was seized before any harm accomplished On two
other occasions table knives sharpcned the points so
as to answer the purpose of dagger found conceal
ed in his bed. The weapons were, doubt, intended
for some deadly purpose judging from theirappaance.
For several months deceased had been in poor health
and much depressed in spirits much So that the ply
scan of the prison deemed it necessary that he should be
allowed 10 take exercise daily Oh the corridor Mr. SUIT
ton was very careful, however, in allowing Macdonald
this liberty, and ordered the keeper to keep close
upon a his movements The recent act of the Lcgsa.
ture in relation to capital he regarded rather
favorable and that together with the conviction and
sentence to the State prison Of young Lane tle default
ing clerk OF the Fulton bank, with whom he very
intimate, hal such depressing effect upon lis mind that
he deermn ID to commit eldestructon rather than ell.
dure the suspense any longer.
Macdonald was about 20 years of age, and was a ma
tive Of Kentucky.
Thus the murderer of Virginia Stewart has committed
the same crime against his life and to escape the
sentence of the earthly tribunal he has appeared with
bold 'front.' at the bar Of his offended God.
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S1OO.OOOI

PIOO1OUO. the largest, most varied and elegant
stock Of FNE SPRING CLOTHING retail sales have
shown or % De found In the south The assortment embraces
he choices styles OF European and American goods all Of which
have 9cn gotten by ourselves Ia that peculiarly tasty and
ted
We shall continue Offer every laducement purchasers
and hopeto merit aud Increase large
paonage bestowed Jr than twenty past
- New STYLES introduced constantly and all the novelties Of
he season be found the Old stand lC2 Main Street
APPS KEEN, BALDWIN h WILLIAMS.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING !!
Al 10 WAN STREET,

NNlSIIIUNADLE IN sIILE,
SUPERIOR IN MANUFACTURE
with qualities Of an grades prices suit the demands Of the
Trade
Cur aim shall be 20 do
First Glass Trade.
Win facilities 20 purchase the Goods they come out
will give customers advantage STYLES with
The choice OF the market SHAFER, HALSEY 4 co,
mi AZ Tsat. tfs,arl 4 lfuI
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Spring AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

OF OUR OWN AND HOME MANUFACTURE
nJR stock Of Ready Made Clothing complete and ask the
- attention % our cust mcrs and public in general 10 call aud
De convinced sho can sell the cheapest and best made Cou<
il ts city Our stock is large, will continue TO make
during The Suur % De able % ke, stock Ia complete
ness We Will also make Clothes order In The latest styles
and viii warrant tD Dc or sale
large stock OF Coths Cassimerss Ves,ngs hand All
We ask is call, and look for youself NORRIS 60,
fftl 4 .ir sf~.
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PIANO FORTES,

4 II. GALE CO, take pleasure Ia inviting the .u
IN. attention Of Artists Amauers and the pub $ff1zf3
lie generally, to their EEw SCALE RRsRUSG lKOs RET
FRAME PIANO POErEs, igst introduced The grow.
Ing demand for Plane FoTtes OF than ordinary power
ban yof tone directed energies production Of such
instrument. submit the result without competition
Our Pianos all manufactured Of the best
ria under Immediate supervision and ye
entire satisfaction whether ordered from direct
Of our Agents throughout the country. We solicit
Of that patronage which have enjoyed the years
A. II. GALE CO.
apI-Sm lOI East 18th Street. New York.
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1890


Simp son u Miller
II9 Main Street.
V on win fui Clothing of THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE that
cannot De surpassed any We will keep
on htgd du he Srus AMI summer months full Of
h0g that krp' ga the Clothing line Our goods got
y with sprt reference the retail trade and
motto ENcrlaor regards FIT, STYLE and WORKMANSHIP
suits ug Ia color of different pieces and quail ties TO t
all Coats Pants Vests Shirts order at short no
uce. Please give 49, mh2S SIMPSON MILLER
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RIEHARDSON,S
hS1 - ~ - AgHNN y
IRISH LIN EN- s,

DAHASKs, DIAPERS, &c.
oEsCNER Of Hchardson Linens and those desrouI Of
" tanng the Genuine Goods should articles usy
purchase sealed with the full OF the firm RCHABD
SON SONS ONDEN guarantee Of the soundne
blHty Of the goods.
This caution Is rendered essentially necessary large quAn
of Inferior and defective Linens pared season.
and sealed with the Of RICHARDSON by Irish Houses Who
regardless Of the Injury thus Inflicted alike the cot
and the manufacturers oth genuine Goods will readily
abandon business profitable while purchasers
with Goods Of q worthless character
J. BCLL0CRE co
seS-dly lRepts 36 Church Street Nev York
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Il l. q II S.H . \ Il d 4
On the European Plan,


CI1Y OF NEW YORK
Single Rooms 50 It's. per Day,
CITY HALL SQUARE, CORNER OF FRANKFORT STREET
(OppO.ite City HALL
Aea they may ordered the spacious Refecory. There
Barbsrs shop and Bath Rooms attached to the Hotel
NB-BcWarc of Runners and Hackmen, who
say we are full X. FRENCE,
Proprietor,
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IMMENSE DEFALCATlON OF A GOVERNMENT OF
FICIAL-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTYFIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS EMBEZZLED FROM TIE NEW
YORK lost OFFICE-THE CRIMINAL LEADER
OF THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY-HEI Is RE
MOVED FROM OFFICE, BUT ALLOWED TO ABB
SCOND FROM JUSTICE.
From tie .lsu York Herald of Tasdly.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR MAY 1860.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON

TIE Managers call ns attention Of tie pu5o ts otciH
Splendid Schemes 70 be drGtoa IA Wilmington Dealcdre
BYSTATE AUTHORITY
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
Drv paper eS per annun SeriWeeky S5 Weekly SS; A.
= +, .lvar.1 Rem''tances may made 40 the risk OF TIE
IN al cases where evidence tkkea on the deposit Of
.....-rr tse Post Odlce c0ntAlnng money.
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NIoRE NEW GOODS RECEIVED THIS Day,

MORE NEW GOODS RECEIVED THIS DAY
vi Beautiful hounced Barege Anglas Robes
Splendid Organdes-ju,t such w rn Ia Paris
Beautiful six Popln Dresses with Nantes 10 match nsds
order
Parege Anglals Robes nounees-Shaws 10 match
Argentine Cloth and Ping Manies--the latest and only
thing
Medium Suits for Ladies Street Travelling Dresses
New style Gloves, Fans Parasols many other novel
ties sAML ~ PRICE co.
aD2o No ljI Main street
WElHAyE IN STORE AND Offer for Sale
w favorable terms the article imported
yPsckages ~ AID pps) OF pure and best quality FRENCH
BRANDY, OF our own importation.
A ITpsCOMR
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NUMBER 11S,
w A NTEID

I w A NTED
10000 Ssa Sssr9ass' sIss ass sss aae % T 'e ss Siy
where they buy any style of they u from the pack
ing the best iron frame 7i sole leather
frame solid leather yase superior carpet tags aadsn
the bet and warranted and sold prices
bought In he Northern cities repaired covers
made the shortest notice. Country Invited u
ml3-3m JAMES KNOTS
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Advertisement o. De crusleitd hy te month
- specified ou the Manuscript previously agreed upon
60 Of. r--ucs-
,s-reni nos marked the copy for specified nun
M ~ .as win be continued until ordered cut. aud payment
.....f accordingly.
R.srLtH Aur Egrss1ro avoid any msunderst tnling
Or. Annual Advertisers, t proper state iiss grg
-g.- only cNeuis to their immediate business Real
- r and other Advertisements sent by 20 be an
--....s s. eH4--s ana uo vrrlltl0n-
l-a Estate and General Agents Adve sements % be
e year, but 90 be charged at the usual rates s1bjest
..... ..1nts t shall be agreed upon.
.c.s ava Felry ldvcrs generally, engaging
. e.rsr. With che privilege 20 chaagr SHAH uot. ther
-. average Orb one week Insert more tau the a@sun
anon tHa s-tnn- rule under the contract and an
p ...-- .-.rat f1 be charged at tae Usual rates
.r.ats Inserted in Gle SeuLWeesIy Whg At rs een,1
lrts less Or l- FRS. Insertion, and 10
.ls-. f.- .l-h -1-'sesH.s, o- if weekly. IS cea,s
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SOUTHERN LOCK kMANI'FACTORY.--Duelin
- Locks Of description Sliding Door Trimming, Of the
best quality. Also, Prison aud Bank Hinges Bos Of
any height Bells hung, with without Tubes
ALL KINDS OY REPAIRING DONE.
A sell no work but manufacture
Warrant TO give entire satisfaction those who may
with a call.
WILLIAM READY
900 Main Street, between s,b snd 9th
hl0-ly RCgsOSD, Va