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"'. -o4 Cr0nrttrass, 'wild,n Fer 4trn unS 5tsn,
smrftel' fa BEN strrfttn pEsIitar, ,ur &nfrrnsrua srer in rtz
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Ttrn: ~ sti@s. 5issa ib cir tebr ft,ntS 9Sprrm nj sasttss
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:ahrH BET nf in ibrer Hru,n ~"0psnure an rrreher,t, ,r,iGb,v
Ger i: nrs 2 Orher 9rs6ct:t Sridl, ia fastn "a. psftIsf 4,
stHsistsH auttrsstR sriseseaNttt
SHacr=S UmpaGnie!
Stn TtttAtttssrn 3ur Nabriht, p1e ieO.n Gsnu,r-
ftHt, abcnss 3 ltbr, r~tsslmdkia. ssura,a
IN Der Pituitary Gan" aatrFnren.
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mpnatlitss TsriaHnIMnA ina sefaIs Ss bsrra Sesas
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Or. =. 9rrOs,
OhhcS: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strss.e.
Dry-Goeds s. Faacv-Stor~
am glsuen $iarFt:,
3ds Der e|rcah~ nnb 6trn Strase.
g. ". SsfeHbaaz II, ~smrdsblt fetnsn SrtnpSsr
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iaerf asaarsH, Die IN s,n k~iut7fsn Trstlrn asss..stn
Iptrsen.
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GSlHMbia 5rteI unE H~tfaxratlpu
CfrlIsr Tuss'S psttD,
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Zee rnisnet SrlI;trT ense: IN sisfeR SstG Biz f~SanSEiSE,
HIfHGemt uEe S'teitEEEs. Sesinsxussn IaaSiS.
6tra5istmna Ter Yreilt zen Rcblrn.
ER VrHr NHn Is - 2 = Tnk va sE -:... ~. - ..-
eff %ams e.ts $50 pr Ysa !. ''"S''
var g . Be- s,rt,r - "
Gisftn 9rnitn suf'ias amt gst, ais hst Sia,,ht" 5.s:srpros uo-
ssFisI eissr Staisn %anS,tnm msresn.
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UNI S6' Der 8. uHS S7rsfE., lasli& sen GansI. ~
1921 9no. >. Tsrts. sstrt.
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, g. G;fSu. Rs..
GinlsIns 5srsn tSnntn Gunner NIT 9,,tt bab,n
bel .. esinaGn4,
~Ss8srsisr Gallon. SrrararaEs, ,rptltru
Per liten nnp 2frn Strage.
u. St6eGsr ". GSmp.
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SIC. 10 Drain StraEe.
rans,Sb fur bas bisssr srrsnn,ns 3u,ran,n s.ft 81, ,rt,, s,.
rt@sruns rrsaIrtsI Steitnune, eafsss dua ftrnsrein ~ rrSalt,n'
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sas saEsH J%atssfSHe. 9snarslss, s.. ..Su, Gi.srr,,
MauH>, XaR~ uni SitnupftasAt ktfinris an .,e urs o,rs, -.
Zen staishsn Trsiisn ~9sr'auft.
.. Fl. CHALKLEY,
banslsr oSR 9ertr nne S1tus.5,nrinas. 1mpsrt,-r
con franiCfihtm &dIblrptr,
10. CTR, iriIben Wain II. Carp. Ritmcnb, ga
T:utff'n StsubmaEnn roirr titS r~Sghireisf aGsrt rte yasn
'n etSo sler art bshsna .alpfsbi,x. GitfI6tn TnStn IsitlHn N.
1ltiS alto ~ ibIem cStitift nribis, Stgitua, bic /. q. ainfinsS.
SttlitH i. aat SOrten llprert II. IL Dus cr Sattl,rr ani
S9@s'nrtEH sse alni rrsreenSs Esssr ii ~sIctffan3 ~stsrdtsS.
aas sitit artikt nsrSsn sssta 3aar ser quit Yarisrs Eiaisn
V.Tfahft. 49,
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e.. II.

NsuI. sxs Sign paiEi,r anN elaItr,
: otayt. ;ruCtH Prsss> uSI Crsu.
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m, n btk y ef4et.5iEuI, uHlCiastEet arsthtr, hEie sAs
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S,a;,g '~U spaaGassA sssGstKErt. Km iaslIti3, SshTaat ts'~
&. 3. 0raSrR.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-23

Sarten. Nirttihait in Sutbertepn.
Bu rutri,,tnen srIsuht I'D is ntn artarSsn nnf stm &C 'snn-
In SViIitym eit Hr.tise ~ saftn Sas or am Snfe zen Swtatr>
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sabta nab. 81 fr~tuKsIi9tw S'cipS labti cir SrsE HaIi,r.
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Sentftbe 4rm6te!

Sentfcbe ErnChfe!
Sates
tsie. 4 NfainhgaEt. Habe am Altsx Narit,
e,nxsi HA su ssuh6tu SnslitSH,. usntniEd SauSiregsS, biz
RSi,lVt IN HaatK. rae tT Gin 4.sr aQtr lsiilSsn SIaoit salt.
Ma: 3art!Gt1, stI,rIit fiy(tasn. Grsfcn. emitn. az, aIttR ear
,eNfrsan, ~ssalnS,fSe 2sr,ut,. SErtiir- us HiHsxrstr Rate,
8rsttt, sle STttr 9antit. GisGEtn it. ,t. EtISc aritth ssrlLss
bieitntR Fn,it s,IisHtt.
80 Qua ts,,k Uls% ea1trbitr uul fpntise Srfrif6uns,H NrG
baIl6h otiHfl% il ltktr bta il hsktn. ub iaSt " a'ift1eH
9tixet neuahuEA tH Natss 0Rat rsltincT.
9trl3trreu, SSaarsn srbielt irtsen per Gamsilaie
ans Taatttret 81 N. =. tsltr, alE
~, HtiS. Cir Size uus Common Nbistsy.
soc 5rsn4 Hranes, SIN snr HAa.
$50 wtslaAa xnc SSrtrein.
$50 S1srrs SAnh AAS eaYer TaiiirS.
100 % 9drtpNatt Srea.
l5p Qarue 9unspnrsr SsG.
20 hatsc aPrts SlGS 5ta.
100 0reb 1.Issrapb. asune n0ss HnS 6saHsAa
NGt6ee.
600 Asrss Yae.r une 4elaat.S $tar&.
9statsss, Dnirns. &ctRit. Stib, Sait, SLh.r. Sat
ter, 6stsjt, earE. Sstrn. Srisss. Saesr. 1atS.
pfta.Irs, Cigars. Gurrass. Sla&ina. 6Issr &c. &c.
&C, ei,i. spasrtx lne iriib une psa better qua
,,tGt rnl ~p<rtauit ~eirjtlttn iu Zen ~biatsisn 2rstlsn
SIS nj. >. 1YItr,
R6elsfals @rcor. TropNtsn 1ns
9,eurr dealer.
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FEUER-TERSIcHERunc.
|sa4trans ssa:n SuIMl bel Ssutr, st bier in SiSr,,A -,
tti'et TtTe. HtFEmt ID sm tiQisAsn Sspinars.:= 6r rpt,T,,;S
ant SstHI Der W. "N''t'R
@rs"t a"rhtrn 3ninronet Company ,u SSiIas,Jsbio
,nniats'n naiMLtb S%erhtTuna sf assknkluitr, Store. SsS,if,s
Itsfttn, Faufm'Enssutt r, ums ,nar an e,n hin lam USE H.;n
va, Jtrl'ntn, nt!nt 10 stssn ben Serlua ven Ssutr WI.
h6srn pputh, ptretE ms5itaun, ki ben linIer;cLsuths 49, 80 =.
&,r. Bit 5auStsfEt Der ,,srtas arfttrm 1nfSrnn,r " tS>
: sn,san0" sthnsti fS IN 3eiIac.Isbia 30. 4e5 q ,inaiar. Cd '
Der 4ttn SHa G., ue lefrast HaS CAPITAL srrftib,n $500 neaa SN'
9n TibmsHs bsHntri Eb Biz 5nGssffct am 81, 49,
2slEtH nEttTSalh BEN SrtaHss ?'ttl ans nebtn s =. Gsas
- stetHS[ Setn@'ranstn FUR Netft uns 8 .stn ptrs
IltthfaLS fa'tIHit fur cue btntn Grmpasniteu uuh M >, L;Tt!s
? .'!tn snIst4en ssAsn'n'tn uns 'rhe tsi s%tcrbtfsa,n Sr snrs
81 I IN S'"mtHo sue;siaei. Or. 6. q. arden. s,trt
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u VH ~ "
Rrs. !. StauSt. 1SS Srsanfr. I~iitcH Der
Q. unh 4. Strabe.
aaAr Sa AturasG RrGutn 1iAn,Rea bic sVStteaff NsiiSs, eat
et IN GG1Hltns ale ptbrRHt hIsi,rt xaF suf sT ~ilntscrhts'
81 seYi,s TER GfaEtx ~trnRnssH bal. wsruter he s. sertH 3tHsEtA;
Ssr,tfsR tena, Estsait nc no EFT rsrtrrE,ust1 Geles,EbsIirn et-
e:ut ,xpNtAu. .5vStie ni&t SitittSs iiTtU carantrinntn biz an-
Niac, Hat hE1ti .1afitn lI &NssT. S!uistr!tIcn l. 4 n. bthtr~
k[SrS ash SusriierR SKitrsGCR iGcsaNr5s aGatSnnt.
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-oeo sss; Cnaa SrtaNs Bacon. 10 9itre.s fu,t,i,,
sansaS Str:ud9 Dams. unp s 9iuceS b 6oms IS $500. .!u
anetrtn SriittlR trhulttn iHtm Su,, . s . Aeen VEIN
zo.eoo ets. 5Usp's Doe sipuno 8smilY gscsS
eaosn et Nn. ESaQaoe eshu,-"
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NEW MARKET HOTEL,

66s Der ettR MD 9faribGuitr., Ai6mcne. Ga.
erz rtiAntts pubifan srirt licits nu ti,seri.ta, .Ss:tl d.
SsRe ~SnpfstItH. Gti4i,tia sIauta 10 ~ '-t,ItiSnsrn. snt
NsS lxHet entltaz il iftrcm StT-. .FmaEsea tiner.
st5N:ta EstaIS frxRfliAf tiniulatsr, ErftIb0 nan fttt ee hsS,
sasstir axe fInRi5t Srfri,tXnser. E,tA iasSrE'mmtnetr A.eit
sErf habfn viii. SteNt!bpftr 4. 6GHEIer.
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0acr=&pmoanuie

SHacr=S UmpaGnie!
Ssn @tt'atttsern sur ~9tabridt. p6e ieO.n 1snr,r-
ftaa, Abenss 3 ltbr. r~tssImdkiae 9~rrrusr- us suns,z
IN Der Pituitary Gan" AatrFnren.
Jtesn !tsten Crnnerhaue i'm Isnat anest p,
moha'''es V~erlaHHlMnA ina sefaIe SrS bsrrR Sdbas
faN. p~aaeMspt orb. 6fEl.
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Antpeltsrtr nnr 3ap,liertr
W'. Zo4 Srpdrfrass. ,ri,h,n Fer 4ten uns 5t,n,
smrFtelf ith BEN etrrtttn pEsIitrra ;ur Gnfrrtisrra sr,r in ku
SoSSV, sInl~!aftHttT Ivettstr, aia; SufpsIftrn Rcusr aMe alter
N'IH, AHftritshns rem Tfssascn agsr Xrt, aapt;iertl rp aim.
Hrrn. ~ Efi6sE 5Ssd tS cir ier ftiutS SSertim M Sartt,s
'eI,eiete esSt: aht S1rttT FreIur uue ptneisHiite s.IiaeS rpr-
ratSts us ~ siniStrs 9rss ~ tatsn ii s. d. SoHntL.
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United States
X0ncrb;crf S0eOl1.

1ts'Hsn 6iItnSfn Hue rein nrHtittn %uklifsu II.
'rasssns Nr,sias. SaE it bic g4irtbidaft s,s H.
Stst'' eesel7, Sfr Ger l9ttn une FtainRrsk, 80
neln"tH sah'. nne saf rs mid iren,n nirO, r,6t "a
Sirntn ~ t1EEtn. ~s'A ""
Sphn CT ~
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2cbiiler!
Sr Hr riaits - 1rs&t'epsr a~sefreruns uRs sr.ttm asssas:
SdIiucr's Yprtroit.
VrsUs Sc GsHts.
RsS Sin eSinS's. bee sitbtinsSsittre hts seutfnts Esa,s.
Eth aRtR isintR 9trtSIerH pirfepnn itn, uH 10 Htsr, ale his
ret s't ieu serunssE,s N ER rtrtin,Rtes Stas.ta ~ ssisen
STtfs IN SSktr mar.
Rtp Cert. 6. 8ttttreHet
81 battn In Fi6mrne kei +. y. 6tedsr.
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,&s..S2,LaAS < tLA.AnELL,
@rrihts.lHpalts,
ES. a. X~sn.SatSs. RtbnOAk, ia.
2 & s:nGh .SaHts q g .4s,h
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Millinery! Millinery!
N6tAme S0u
srSilt ~it issem Stsamsr Dcn Ns~ Srrt Die nsuftn
ia eaS S~ussiadit sinlalaacnts a%rtitsl. ale 3snnsts,
&svtsaxs &C., Die ar ,m GreesH UNI RI,insx bilish
S~srtasit. NAeaHt SeH,
65 S7aintrafr. tsm II. @barltS Sstsi
atarNubsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-26

HAVANA NEws.-A correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury, writing from Havana on
he 18th, no ices the assassination of Antonio
q. AguerO, first officer In the Office Of Political
Governor Of that city. Manuel Gaivez, the
acted bull fighter, was also assassinat ted on the
llth init, making the fifth assassination in
havana in a week. and no arrests made The
calorc engines are being rapidly introduced
in Cuba, and are used by several printing
presses In Havana, and sugar millssin the
country.
The fight between the Brazilian tiger of Col.
" uoas .,ienaguii~, anu sAf.e DoiA uoss. loI u
hundred onzas Isl, 1907 aside, came OF at the
"Pla1a de Toros," the arena of the bull fghts
Of this city, on Sunday last 18th inst. The
amphitheatre was crowded; not less than
from six to sever thousand persons were pre-
sent. The Captain General, his fair Condesa
and many other beau titut ladies, graeed the
scene BY their presence. The tiger disabled ali
ths dogs, hut because he did not kill them the
Spanish Judges decided against him.
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apECIAL NOTICES.


.,,.ss,o,.. ;.so. spring and s"""er.-'is0o.~ "
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
JOHN l.. SNITHER.
No. q NJ ain street.
II ,r-sc,ive stock Of
isFsens ~. 900 ps- -Fureisn and domestic.
gHnsESs GOODS. ,,rprc
tbo' six and Marseities FESTINGS.
Thar has lust received
ne Wv STOCK or GOODS,
.srsnn at AUCTION, in New York.
N@ta,,ss comprises IN part
5; spd.a 81" beautiful BEREGES
and ORGANDIES; |;
.>sss and DANAsSs' PRINTS and LAWNS.
..s,i assoTimen' OF
t,o!hs' CASSIMERkS
,sr,de and color, for GENTS WEAR.
saPeHFTr FTrWEEpS SiE.lEspS ard LINENS.
Ets Isrge assortment of
PLANTATION GOODS.
r.-.stv and price, and many other goods
r. ss Ssnt IN Dry Goods store.
.S' go bsr is detc r.i ned 10 offer the phi bic
as 'Ff,,enas the best ssistted and cheapest lot of
SD ~ aSSi..,NcY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
.'snss,ed IN the city. and will sell the same At
sF oses. rates Ia cash purchasers. Call, before
sts sS' JOHN l.. SMITHER.
Aty.s No. q Main street.
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ATrKMPr TO LEVY BLACK MAIL UPox
JOHN E. OwBNs.-An enterprising and inge.
NOUS chap named w. F. Hutchings, holding
forth 1t No. 81 Chartres street, New Orleans,
conceived the happy idea OF repienishing his
exchequer by forced contribution from John
E. Owens the popular comedian and manager
Of the ssVarieties' in that city; accordingiy on
the 9th Of April, he addressed the humorous
manager o communjcatton-Whieh eAcitins
NO reply, was repeated on the lith inst.-stat t
ing iI effect the writer, "H W., Box D., i06 p.
o." was = correspondent Of the Police Ca
xeite. aud In the performance Of his literary
duties had prepared = graphic and spicy arti.
Gle, which, IL published. would irreparably
damage the mir fame and reputation Of the
manager and man, but that feeling degree of
sincere ins nseress in the prosperity and welfare
of Owens, he would Kindly suppress the ar.
ticle for e3W cash. The manager was, how.
ever. too Old q bird TO b. caught with such
chat. and procured The arrest Of Hutchines
Who il defhalt Of o60v secprity, was sent 70
iail. and thus enabled TO present in his own
cass q uDcommoniy ssaice Item" for the 20.
lice 0axetto.
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RCroup...Children "A are often seized
~, suddenly with this disease. which. If nat
.s.s children n the nj mt, after having been much
exposed 10 damp, cold winds through the day
hHp houses wet feet. thin shoes. wet clothes, or
snn Group Mothers your children are liable TO
Il etssen with this dread complaint at a time when
'oa .lst expect 1t bpt it is not always doctor
,sl lie called or remedy found, and for this rea-
81 We would advise you now, and without mo-
nsn delay. 10 buy bottle of DR.. EATON'S IN
FaNrILk CORDIAL. 1t will cure every case
o.. Group. Il taken IN time also ali complaints at
leais, Teethlng, Commissions, Coughs, Coids.
&c. 1t Is sold by ali respectable druggists. -
Aesss CHURc & DUPo.T. New York, are the
Fiogrelors, and also sole agents for ''Dr. BRON-
sons BLOOD FOOD which. for Consumptive
SD Chrome diseases, Is a sure remedy. Do not be
ygoa With any other articles. Write to CHURCH
hHtF0sG. New York, If you cannot get them IN
ilN cFI town.
Forsaie by FISHER Il WINSTON. Richmond,
Va, alt 5s Druggists generally. NH 26-lm
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a toushs. Colds, Hoar.rnc... &c.-Th.

n tonshs, Colds, Hoar8enres, kc.-Tht
rs'aence ui the above complaints a. this season
ss he eject OF brlaglng out host OF prciessedly
NAM are useless and some even dangerous. To
peVsrt dIsappointInent, the best course to pursue
10 consult your family physician. or otherwise
lxlgyed 70 be safe and efficacious: OF this class
aTELkR'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally tine favorite PRESCRIPTION OF
g. -emlnsnt phybclan, il soon became a popular
iaIJ medicine, and without advertising, has
continued 10 enjoy a. growing reputation for the
81 tvent; years. In all recent cases 1t acts like
& Cough, Group, Asthma, &c. it is used with
EP-ra!eed success. As most fami les will testify,
Nd by Fisher x Winston, Meade K Baker. A.
IA' And Peasant Lozenge form l21s and Is cents
~ box. Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
ai Baltimore, Md. fe 4-3m"
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n Nervous S,-rrrvrpS
r,S nnWN Am uEKII.ITATEN PRO-

n WI SUFFERERS.
,,ovrS- DOWN AND DEBiLITATED PRO
sh'" FESSiUNAL MEN,
my ,ar nAvs sorR HEALTH RESTORED
r.s.r,au the great RES r0RATIVE AND IN
VIGORATOk.
r. FER Il 10 all claSses-it may save valuable
a. We do not believe that any other remedy
:, soeh mass of testimony.
- s~> HEAR-HEAR
THEREY. Il. +. BROOKE!
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9th. 1850
y,,,, Mortimer + MoHbray
ia ase Of your" Hampton's I1ncture' has been
,-,, .rtai b!sSsiag to me and my faMIly Ihe
.s.-f.t has had on my th.oa. disease has been mar
IN, For all such diseases most cordially re
.~reae IL. Yours, truly, Is. BROOKE.
Pastor OF the Eutaw NJ. +. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR.
,...,nvigorator and restorative, where gentle
',rt Is wanted. we believe II superior to all
ais before the public as n cure for Dyspsp-
- ravsa, Srr0fxia aud RhsnmoftsW, with all
l...,s =. II The Stomach and Bowels. 1t has been
w .pceessfu To the single and married. We offer
Is. valuable remedy. which thousands vii.
.t.h. .No cuunprN r.;. rINc
-ieTxIll be found q great medicine for all their
=, !, fsll and set Pamphlets and see cures.
sHm PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Richmond /;
b, n, COOKE, Frederic ksb burg: by all the Drug
stsasTt = baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
,..n.,, ever, where. 81 per bottle; six bottles.
- ap 2-d&cwts
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Corresponde,ce the Richmond Dispatch.
LaWless diayism-Csops, Re
KErsyILLE, CHARLoTTE Co., Va,

Lawiess Observation-Disclosures Re.
KErsyILLE CHARLOTTE Co, VA,
April 25th. {
Our usually quiet neighborhood has beef for
several weeks past. the scene of some excite
ment, owing 10 the lawlees misdeeds of some
trihing characters. A short time ago q very
valuable negro man, the property of Miss l..
Watson, was taken out At night and 30 un.
merctfully beaten that bis life was at one time
despaired of. One Of the perpetrators. named
1sham Walden, has been taken to prison to
await his trial at next Court. and stands n fair
chance to serve the State q second term, as it
Is hardly TWO years since he was discharged
from the State prison.
On last week, the dwelling house Of Benj.
A. Haly was set on fire at night, aud but for
the timely discovery, all of the inmates would
have persisted. But the incendiary not salts
fled, two nights after, set his stable and out
houses on fire, burning two horses, q buggy
and all the provender contained in them. A
man named John Callahan was arrested ON
suspicion; but owing 10 the want OF sufficient
evidence. was discharged. The neighbors,
however, met together, and after consultation,
gave him and another confrere, named Jim
Clark, notice to leave the county within two
days, which resolution was carried into ef.
feet
The work on the Keysville Extension is pro-
crossing very slowly. Laborers are leaving
daily, which is partly owing to the contrac-
tors not receiving their regular pay. 1t il
feared that if Richmond will not lend q help.
ing hand, the work will fail for want Of the
requisite means.
Our farmers are suffering very much for the
want OF rain, and I hvor great complaints Of
the lily destroying the tObacco plants. Wheat
looks tolerably we'll, but the GA: crop will be q
short one in this neighborhood. -e
OBSERVER.
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H.. cmy Esc,1M ,nd NJ. Wsyy.. "SWrnns, W;nns, WI.
arrnigued before the Mayor to answer the
charge Of assaulting and beating Mira. Martha
Thacker, and driving her from her own house.
Mrs. Thacker testified that her husband hal
beaten and driven her from homo because oi
Mrs. Wicker, and that he was very unkind 70
her. Oiher witnesses were examined, all Of
whom disproved the charge. and the complain.
ants own son testified that his mother came
annoyed the neigh hhorh hood for nearly Q day
and q night. Az Mrs. +. failed 70 make good
either of her charges. the warrant was dis.
mieSed.
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n The great drawback to persons emf
lihs "a the extreme South and Western coun-
sls the fear they have of the lever and ague-
Ne most direlu of all diseases. Every day We
ti al persons attacked by this disease and made
sPsss IN a short time, without any means of al
siding relief. In view of the great demand for
,Eedr Dr. HosTErTER has presented his cele-
rated "B!tters.' whose curative powers for all
sfT.edred The "Bitters,' prepared after a long
a3e''ence and deep study, have received the en-
eAams OF the most eminent physicians, as we'll
aH classes, from every part of the country. TO
.fA- Who doubt their many virtues, all We can say
tye, "
Were. NH 1-lm
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Caught at Lan.-Wm. Cline, cha rged with
value OF 9i5, from George Smith, was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday, for ex.
amination-the three witnesses, Geo. Smith,
Chas. w Grace and Louise Angeiine, having
police. When the case was called, Smith tes.
titled that Cline was not the man that stole
the trunk. man named Mitchell was the
thief, and he had fed the city. Angeline testj.
fled to the same fact. But as the witnesses
had stated to Alderman Sanxav, on Sunday.
that johnson was the thief and as Grace had
written Cline q note. on behalf Of Smith, Of.
fering to compromise the matter and not ap-
pear il paid si5, the Mayor held the case In
advisement until tO-dny.
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TaRs. PxssoSs STRUCK sy L,eHrr,xa

THRH1 PERSONS STRUCK By LI0HTNYNo-A
terrible casualty occurred at Pera, ON MONDAY
last the 10Th Inst. Thomas Short, ESQ. to-.
gether with his son, aged twelve YEARS, and a
man a,, oy tne name o. Dav,d Uoioin, rom Yer.
q storm approaching, they turned for the house.
but were 0vertaken. and terrific stroke Of
lightning descsnded upon them, instantly
killing the son Of Mr.. Short and Mr.. Corhin.
and striking Mr. Short himself sensele.e 10 M
earth. Thsy were walking side BY aide, the
latter gentleman in the middle. The heaviset
stroke seems 70 have visited Mr.. Oorbin. who
was terribly lacerated, his clothing torn In
shreds and burned, aud the ground on which
he stood was torn mp to the depth Of Is inches.
The boy was lees mangled, and Mr.. Short
though severely, 10 not MORALLY wounded, ne
recovered his senses In . short time, and a
now doing WE'LL U,bass ny Uaiea.
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aotice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
ss phs .miiies who have heretofore used DR.. J. 8.
GSpeE GeE MEDiCiN rs, always with the most un-
husa HAPPY results, that some unprincipiec
s,'aas W cave circulated imitation. The Doctor
rssss ,Tte PEELED to change the wrapper, which
,s,s 'h m without any figures, AMI his written sigma
over the cork Of every bottle Of the genuine
ls.. l.saes, so that the public can again obtain
saeshiedles which have suited their wants and
rs hIpseg 'heII sufsrinss.
M "a J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
N, s yes 81 the lungs il the standard remedy.
.,,s,a AN CURER for pains, rheumatism, choiic,
nI'yNnggt bruises, aAd the DYSPEPTIC COM
saf AZ Mf i9f dyspepsia and liver complaints.
WIN Dr1sgIsts generally, and by
-%I.AhNER j.. WAXING, IU7 Broad st,
"H Richmond. Va.
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Street Passenger Rail,cay.-At a meeting Of
the City Council, held last Tuesday evening,
petition was presen ted from Jos. Brummei
aud others. asking such notifications in the
to lay down a track and put cars upon il,
without being absolutely compelled to sink
money on the enterprise. The petition WAS
referred TO the Commissioners of Streets, who
are to hold a meeting on Saturday afternoon
next at O'Clock, 10 consider II. The petition.
ers, We are sure, have no desire or hope TO
make more than u moderate per cent. upon
the outlay necessary to lay the road and sup.
ply the rolling stock. This they do not hope
for at the start, but are willing to engage in
the enterprise for their own accommodation
and that of the public. A railroad track, with
the "tram plate" 80 far from being an OBJ.
struction, will improve the streets along
which it passes. and thus prove . public
benefit.