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MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUNp
Avn at last Just what the Ladies' have long needeo
and looked for in vain, the Uterine Elixir -
The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all dis.
sases Of q Uterine Nature; Inflammation Of tht
Nomb, the Kidneys, the Oyaries, and the Urethra
ttion, Chloross, Amenorrhea in fact, perfect cur,
is guaranteed by the of from two to five bOtt lee
1f the Elixir OF any disease whatever of the Gener
atiye and Urinary Organs, Of male or female, no
Pr R e
following Gard Of one Of the most prominent Drug.
.ists Of Cincinnati.
ITO THE PUBLIC AND THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR. -
Ne the undersigned, not In the habit of giving
our name to Patent Medicines but knowing well he
elixir We cheerfully recommend It to all iema les
sufertng from Female Diseases of any kind; is IL
purely vegetable and in no case can do injury; w
iay to all try, and our word for II, you will Ind re-
sept 'Oorner of Fifth and Race str ets.r
ALSO
NE ADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH sIMU.
lv1 LATING COUGH AND LIVER BA LHAM
cures without fail, pains In the Breast, Ba.
side or Limbsj Coughs, Colds, H0arseness D. %
Stlty Of Breathing, Headache, Flatulency lie,
2i1 ohTSni0 mraD BILIOUS EhoiS Yrs
StgTii, Inactivity, Loss Of Appetite, and Il, p
iul menstruation 1t Is q certain cure, AMI ri
imnM1iate relief. In any Of the above d,sei,r
II WI give relief Ia twenty minutes, and o perr
STs eS ans 1ss sS bottles Only
N. R-For sale ey ". ID. HILL, Druggst, cor.
Fourth and Walnut; SURE, ECKsTE3N ~.
cornsy Vine and Fourth; JOHN DICKSON, COZ, 4
G sns sah pAgh
y w., corner Of Main and Fourth and Msd,
ELLib. IA West Sixth street. sepI7.al
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-19
NOVEMBER IL, 1859.
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
III s4sz.g5 Es
R-ATL.RoA AID
SIx DAILY TRAINS LEAVE TIN

SIX DAILY TRAINS LEAVE TIN
~ Sixth-Street Depot. tu.f tHF
Trains run through to Cleveland SanArsky, To.
ledo and Indianapolis without change of cara
through Tickets for all Eastern, Western, Moth
tfn and North western cities.
o. A. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN For Hamilton
hlchm0nd, Indianapolis, Laa ette, chicago, aud all
Wtatein Cities, Connects at Richmond with U. AMI
y Road Tor LoganspOrt; also connects at Hamilton
1880. A. nj. TRAIN-For Dayton, Springfield.
Sandasky, Toledo and Chicago. This train make
close connections with all trains leaving Chicago the
same evening. Also connects at URBANA FOR Co.
LUMBus; at Bellefontaine with B. and |. q. T.; at
Forest with Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Raj
lroad; at Clyde ,Wt! Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road trains for Ceyelanc at Dayton for Greenyiile
Union: Winchester and Muncie.
10 A. vi. EXPR ESs TRAIN-FOr Cleveland
yla Delaware for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston, New
ine for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
S4O PM. TRAIN For Hamilton, Richmond
Logansport, Peoria and Buringt ton; also indiauap-
oils, rerre Haute and ST Louis, connects at Hamil
$3.50 r. NJ. LTRAIN-For Dayton, Springfield,
Belefontane, Lima Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, and
al points IN Canada. Connectsat Bellefontaine with
1850 r. nj. EXPRESS TRAIN-Eor Uleve.
New York and al Eastern cities: Also, connects at
Urestlins for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
H6The night Express Train leaving Cincinnati at
trains leave daily EXCEPT SUspAYs; AA ''A''
For further Information and Tickets, apply of tina
TICKET offices least corner Front and Broad.
way; No: 1859 Walnutstreet, near Gibson House; at
the new Ticket Office, on the west side of Vine
9SsWeea ,a r4stomce aud Barnet House; OF at the
nol2 D. MoLAREN, Superintendent.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-31
FOR
CEE9EDR En-
eething.

iaud DIaRauGA III children. whether IL arises from
i,ee1iing or from aay otler cause. We would sny to
every mother who has child suffering from any OF
the foregoing compainis-do hot let your prejudices'
nor the prejndees Of uthers, stand between your
suffering child aud the relic: that will he sare-yes,
absolutely sure-to follow the Use OF this medicine II
timely used. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle None genuine unless the inc smile "i
CURTIS PERKINS, New York. is on the outside
wrapper. Sold by
jOllN ASHHURsT, 20 Hnvnc-strcet,
VAN SClIAACK GRIERSON, 22l Kirg st
Charleston. So Ca.
And also hy JOHN D. MckAlN,
Camden So. ca.
Principal Office No. IA. Cedar-street, \ :wt rs.-
Price only 25 cents per bulte. March ely
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

1t not only relieves The child rron pain, bn' nrgo
rates tile stomach and bowels, corrects acidy, aud
gives tone aud energy to the whole system IL viii
almost Instantly relieve GRIPPING in the BOWELS
and WIND COLO. and overcome CoNvrLslONS,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-31
Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING
S z r u P

did we know IN instance dissatisfaction by any one
who used it. On the coltraIy, all are delighted with
its operations, and speak in terms OF highest com
menda,on of its magical effects and medical virtues.
We lpeak in this matter what we dc know" after
ten years experience. and pledge our reputsti"n for
the ful6lment of what We here declare. In almost
every Instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will be fund in fifteen or twen'
ty minutes after the Syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
of the most experienced aud skilfnl nurses III New
England and has been used with never failing sue
in
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-31

which, II not
died, end IN
believe it tho
EsT remedy in
ALL CASES of
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-31

Isptedilv rene
idea III. w e
BEST aud ST r.
Itlle word. in
!DYS E y TIE Il Y
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-31

been able to
Ter nedi:iac
! failed. in a sim
effect q CT: J. e
used. Never
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-31

we have never
say Of any 9th
never Ii a s it
gle instance to
wlieu timely
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-31

TIE SUBSCRIBER, WILL SELL FOR CAS
DAYS, his entire stock of VEHICLES, at unprccedcn
plated Alterations and Improvements III his Building
These Alterations in the Buildings, he wishes to &C
ready for New Stock for Fall Trade; therefore, WI
time, at small advance from cost consisting OF ovcl
which are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26
~ AUC13o0 oAgua
49, ~ =, -.
FUTURE DAYS,
- 1e0ss N. Tayler Z Ben, Auevs.

a R4BLE BGilbINS LOIS S rokks sAn nEs 81
HAuC riON;;-At shs request Of ssIn'I Marx, Esq,,
e. 20. MoNDaY The :h va a., 81; 81 aura,
,sso. that bsnf H:st nsn Mpnd,y tine following
Lots Nos 8, and 10, fronting 4lx feet each. nm
t nS east side Of Decatur, betwsen Jeherson and
Lots Nos S. 81 and 81. frontins Is feet each =,
the north side Of Adam, stockton snd hsn
', Lot. :! Nee Is a. q - and =, f,o,. ~,
each on the east side Of Decssuro bet Hx T let
Lot. Nos g. i and q. fronting y foe, .,c, oo
!he cast SOS Of Decatur. between Clay ana Mar
10, NJ %. fronting q feet. on the south side Of
Lots s. 81 and y. fronting II feet ,ncb., .,oh
On on .ne west side Of Decatur, between Adam and
Lot No. los, fronting 6 feet, and No. ,o. az ,..,
and the county road. N'"' s''0o'
Lot. No. les fronting q feet and ,os. II, feet. on
d se 4. NO.: is H. ca'ns s :i
n Il. n. hsn y, v.ssn. Lot. Of .a.r.
Stuart and Preble fronting on Maury and E vsrs,a
streets and near to the Manchester mills They
Eight Lot. in sa qua e0I Me- T. h.,x.
hssiSsy anu Sums Streets and fronting aLov6
Also Eight Lots in square No. g, between
EN- ana Harrison streets, fronting above,
Also Nine acres of valuable WOOD LAND.
bounded by the Richmond and PETERSBURG Tuyn
PIKE, Manchestsr Turnpike. Richmond and Pc
fersbnrg Railroad, and the Old Coal Pit Railroad.
M WI WI. ne divided into lots and squares to suit
=, TTE,sMs-0ne; i,nrth cash; the balance at s. u
ana ~ months Tor nosotable notes, with interest
~. ne sale VIII commence with the Lots adjoining
the Mills at i fss as r. NAMED hour sox
NH 2S-eOdt3A Ntdtda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26
Fires.

Fort WAYNE. IA, March 2i.-A fire at 6
,,ri,ck this morning entirely destroyed the
times building, containing the office of and
s,rcL of thu Daily Times. the Indiana Free
MASON the clothing store of J. Y. THEM Il
no and other occupants. Loss over Sl5,DO0.
Thiam & Bro are insured $4,000.
rI,cIANATI March 23.-At two o'clock this
,f,rrnoon a fire broke out in the Oil and
aihsm,cal Works occupied by Afander Trees,
near the corner ofThird and Race streets, de-
.rroying property valued at Sli,00o partially
assured.
last night IN the grocery store of Chas. Green
d.nburg situated on Court street, between
Third and Fourth, which before ii could be ar
rested destroyed the greater part of that and
The adjoining block. The principal losses are,
Rhodes & Co., warehouse, $4,000 Hoffman,
druggist, $4,000; Rupert & Vincent, S2U,OUO
Re ssr 4 Co, grocers, 5000; ID. II. Lowrey,
s5eJ The Post-Ofitce was Also burned, but
,hs malt. were nearly alissaved. The total
loss will probably exceed 29O,oo0 The amount
Of insurance lie not yet ascertained. The ORR
gin Of the fire is unknown.
louisville, KY, March 23.- a block of
stores At Owens boro', in this State was burned
on last Tuesday night. Loss about 800, OU0.-
The principal sufferers are Mr.. Joseph Mitch
oil. Mr Welhite, and Hall, merchants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

Wv YORK, March 25,-The steamship Bal
A.. r,,n Aspinwall on the 5ih inst, arrived
his morning. ao
,.,s,t OF treasure is accounted for by the
"'p,,extmenfs in the Washoe mines.
Tbe L. 5. ships Roanoke. Sabine and Relief
va" .e-ss =, Sacramento, on the Iiih ult., de.
.,rosed saaao worth OF property.
The Democratic State Convention Of Oregon
Lsn,.ctst delegates TO Charleston.
Gen Berrias had been elected President OF
Nicaragua d.. H.
President Mora had been suppressed. -
ID ,h,; President Castillo was about to
IVA his entire expedition against Bolivia.
Eirh, ships were loading at Chinchas Is
,,nds and others were daily expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26
From Havana.
nss Nv FORK, March N.-The steam ship Kar.
-. n1s arrived from Havana.
." m. iore Oaseiey is . passenger.
Markets.


- w YoRk, March za.-FIour-salss to- day of
ohio an a. s6 l5a525 for State, &6 N06 10 for
dsel,n,nsa 20 Yas 20 for Southern. Wheat has 4
kssy.uk tendency sales uuimpOrtant. Corn
on "a 70 Of 500 bushels. Pork quiet at Eli
s,sad, :, mess and Ga Goa u az for prime Lard
BAI,nv's Nc. Whiskey dull 81 3z9sc.
u.resi more March 1-Flour euiet-HowaYd
Whes," a. snos are held at $s.s7k GS5S 10 offered.
ueIs =, h I'm baf unchanged. Corn eady-yoilov
,ons are n yuu cents; white II az oonts. Pfoyis-
e7,esnts ua out unchanged. Whiskey dull q 323k
eo, a;y.Sssz. March es.-s.l.s Of LIS bslss Of
shiss De- mere ~ % improved demand Arrived,
Boston' '"a' from bermuda, and kichmond. from
eicostsoaIssTos. March A.-esles Of H. oo bales
dency Ffiess higher, With On advsacing tea
b.. saitimore Cattle Market
4 tAa sc.,ssas March zs.-Ths ofEsvines Of cattls
20 " IL ne. Of which prices are 50 eePfs
sssA s:t su; UT, os.s.a vsIs oa. 80
s.fsss ssSs,n n.nE 80 we're sold - esty taSehsys
sssisE S s3s 'aTnSx.nE bs.veen these figures, ~
s,.1sd del, sss sasis.ss hsys prstiy vsI CO.
~ r ihs aaads q fs cliy Misoh-
s..'1sf.aily Me-, - sae smsiI supply dos not -
i:. !, VIZ nks f1s:s M"ss ~ IN fslr sapply.
WV ana ss'l u Csc o. Dss 10 IL. sr6ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

.s,,>oroN. March 25.--The following call
y, ~ published tomorrow
WI, wsn.esrs OF the Democratic Central Com
mrs. ... 70 reo ucsted TO meet a. Washington on
AsI ,sa : saS p1s@p, "
.pacs {, desired. H. A. o1AALIA' ""'
/ y:: ; s:s:: Secretaries
SIX or eish, member. Of ,ns Comm'' nee, are mc
a .'mse will probably he made Of the place Tor
ehs sHinr he National Convention but 1t 10
.nS o,uht mporian, tina, the Committee should
,ao.att,ed together 10 satisfy public opinion.
AID u. hope ,na' N. e. sns,ed complain
60 ~. rIamor for n change con tinnes unabatrd,
i nI ,s some talk among individual dele
sha 90 no. here. o! an informal call upon seve.
S,sts delegations to confer with the Gen.
's'1rommi,tee on the subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26
BY Richard Cau,horn, Auct'r.

CTOEk SALE OF 4 n y. FRIES. FIX
y TYRES; &S AZ AuCT40N,sTQRE AND
DWELLING FOR RENT ON DAY o. Sf:iE.-
In consequence Of nv failing health, have deter
mined to discontinue business, and in furtherance
Of this object. shall rent at public auction, on
TUESDAY, 9th inst, at ~ O'Clock. on the prem
ses, my connections brick D w f. LINZ and
STORE. on Main. bet~ cen oath and 18th streets.
built for the special convenience of a Grocer. AZ
for cash. my large and we'll. selected assortment
Of 9 Els: consisting Of Liquors vi all kinds,
Coffee. Sugar, Rice, Tobacco, Cigars. Candles,
Soap, &c; 9 fine assortment of Crockery ware, a
large lot Of Boots. Shoes. Slippers. &c; Counter,
Showcase, and 2 Platform Scales, Counter do,
&c. JAMES p. NEAGLE.
Sale conducted Wv r, CAHruOrS NH ~
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Naval Intelligence

NEW YORK, March N.-Adyices from Per.
nambuco state the U. S brig-of.war Dolphin
was in that port on the nd Of February, TO
sail he next day for Bahia. All well.
NORFOLK March oi.-The y. 8. Steamship
Pocahontas is expected to sail tomorrow
morning with sealed orders, no doubt Tor the
Gulf OF Mexico.
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By Robert b, Lyue, AIct.
A SMALL FARM. CONTAINING FIVE

a AN6 HALF ACRES, ON THE osBoRNE
FOR SALE AT ATCTlON-Iw will sell at public
auction. the Sd day Of APRIL, tif fair If not.
the next fair day thereafter.) at II O'Clock, upoa
tanning 59s acres. situated described above, ad-
Timing the lands of R. Mills, Jas. Throgmorton
and Is admirably adapted for a market garden
The improvements consist Gf framed dwelling
ocatlon IS pc, fecty hsatly society good. and CON
vet.leLt TO churches Of several denom nations and
st s .o H pe ns wi E
The premises will be shown by Mr.. Childress, who
resides on the premises, and for t5rts, SC, apply
to RIO. b. LYME, Auct.,
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
NH
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Arrival of Steamers.

NEW YORK, March 24.-The stea mship City
Of Manchester has arrived from LiyerpooI
which port she left on the 9Th inst
The Cunard screw steamer E:aA has also
arrived from Liverpool. Sac sailed or the
10Th inst. Her adyices have been an .icipated
hhY The arrival Of the steamer Canada, At Hall
aaI, Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

The Shoemakers' Strike Mt Iaverhill.
BOSTON, March 23.-The shnemakers' strike
a. harerhill has collapsed. Most Of the iours
nave gone TO work. and the President Of the
organzatlon, with the other leaders, have
resigned in disgust, after denouncing the
strikers for not holding out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

tHOK HlRE..For the balance of the YEAR a
= MAN, accustomed to working in "A Tol'aecn
Factory; also, a GIRL, II or u yeaTs ol age.
COCkE CLOSE,
Insurance and Collecting Agents. I4th ST.,
NH 2f-lY EYchan,e Hotel Rnildinp
EOK HIRE..For the balance of the wear. a
good COOK, WASHER and IRONER. APP
ply 70 lmh 2-3tI r. CAUTHORN.
ONTLER AND DRIVER FOR HtRE.-
- We have. from the country. a very good
oSTLER AID DRIVER. about Is or 10 years of
age. Arp!y !raf!Hdsately to
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAY
NH 23-tf 18th ST.. between Main and Cary.
NEGROES FOR HIKE.-Twover very superior
BERNARD, one PLAIN COOK. two small BOYS
RO: B. LYME, Agent for hiring out Negroes.
NH 23-3t Office in Metre rotan Hail.
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Marine News.

NORFOLK, March "a Arrived, steamer
George. Creek, from Savannah tor New York
with coal, put in with loss of ,nizZenmast.-
Proceeded 10 New York this evening.
HAMPTON ROADS, March 2i-Ar-ived, bark
Tsngier. from Callao, and schr. Ann Maria
from SOmbrero
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Bprnin. of the Stenmhoat Persia.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March 23d.-The steam.
boat Persia, loading for Cincinnati, caught
fire this evening and was lowed into the
stream, where she burned 10 the waters edge
Her cargo which included 300 bales Of cotton.
was totally destroyed, on which there was an
Insurance of $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

flint, MTcH., March pa prisoner named
.ui'er was stabbed and instantly killed in the
IaVuhly Jail to-day by "A fellow prisoner named
man, who was under confinement for
supposed insani,y
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From Porto Rico.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-Advices from Porto
Rico TO the LIST inst. state that the weather was
favorable and the stock of sugars was rapidly
accnmulafing. Freights to the United States
we're quoted at i0.shillings for sugar and $3.50
for molasses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

>W-k SA 4 OF STEA MDOATH.
EECAARKs; &c, At AUCTION.-on
ton, without reserve, the STEAMER W. ".
TONNES. seven ARKS. . set of WAYS, a COAL
TURF, BLOCKS. RIGEINGS, CRANE DER
KICKS, PAIR Of HORS Is. we'll broke for hoist-
ing cargo, and many other articles too numerous
To- mention.
TE1Ms ct sale. PANNILL CARTER
w: rANMiLL, AuctI. NH N-3taWtds
ponsd 70 FRIDAY, Sth inst, At II o'clock n:
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WI DENCE ON THE NORTH SlUE OF
GRACE. BETWEEN 4rH AND 5rM STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.Will be sold at auc
COMMIsxIQNERs's SALE OF aE

- ESTATE ii MANCAESTER, IN THE
As Commlssioners appointed by 4 decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield. pronounced at the
VS.. Halls admir-, we shall proceed to sell, at public
auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY: the
18th April. 1867 at o'clock NJ. tIf f,i5; if not.
No. rs. In the plan Of Manchester, Occosit. the
residence of Dr. samuel A. PattesOn, at the cor
of Hull and Barney streets fronting about 821S feet
on the East side OF Barney street. and IS feet on
the South side of Hull street. There are three
dwellings on tho lot, two wooden and one brick,
the latter Of which is now occupied by DR.. Wcisi
ger as an Office
TERMs-Enough in cash to defTay expenses of
sale balance in equal instalments Of s, IL and IL
months. for bonds bearing interest," with good per-
sOnal security. and title retained till the further
order of the Court. The taxes for 1850 to be paid
by the purchasers
\ 6 q: 3 HEATH, com'r..
Sale eondaotcd BY GOBLIN APpERsoS, Auct's.
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SKLLlNe At REDUCED PefCE0-- 80
n nv sa:s!sss ce} I.,y.sslX tAs steek ef f3i
H.M.n ~ fANGY GOODS - 1ho afnso az 4.
Al sseh ARTICLES WIN certssiy IA 4 1" tSs.r sss.s
ct . mako puechAaoo, 49,
n1-la VIZ. ?. WATSON. rrs,ee.
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Personal.

NEW YORK, March 25.-A. l.. Stewart, the
wei known dry goods merchant of this city.
ana Proprietor of "Stewart's Marble Palace
lum " '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

hALifAS, March 23.-The steamer America
sa aiYeo here from Boston at three O'Clock this
huaning, and sailed again for Liverpool three
'"'s afterwards. Weather thick and rainy.
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@ 7g$$ SsaEi S Ssss ,!gSss p tSss::
.,Il leave here At o'clock, Pm. ~ ESDXY.
TxcSrs,on tickets ssusd to go and return Nv eth.
e a :s very V s's and meals included
only fsSa .s. ssi ..: .aS
Passasc 10 Norfolk game g ~ the river hoa,s
Ads; y SGsBaS4t any,: i:
Commences are requested 70 send ior their good.
Freight for Boston taken At moderate rata. and
forx.rasd With d. Dispatch:
NH IN sLupLAM 4 WATSON.
k:aEEhs$$sHSS Ts!SAss !! %sfERksFEsiw:
NY.-The steamer BELvIDERE, Can't WIN ~. r.
KxxSK. will receive freight to-day. fxoNniV.
and up 70 the hour OF Il o'clock NJ. TUESDAY,
Freight. taken to Boston via Baltimore a. ,ov
This stsamer has splendid state room passenger
accommodations.
rassage and fare %.
S' scr % 81 "a Ss:, before
Ticket: for r.:' ;s procured either a ONCE
st @s s"s. ~n''V''' N 6aSIb wM cuRRrk
rs SvG FSK N"K FSGLk ;;PAsiUNkHYAND
iAa. ns npSo.its me- seh ss kLSS M,t IN
s::: s2:T e g. =: :S::
o. ~ IL RRsfE.ss ms G aSsn
&Reh rIEoK ADELPH!A.-
captain J: r. KELLKr. is now ready to
,sce s., freight: and will lss.ye on MONDAY.
fel Freight or PASSAGE. HAVING m superior accom-
&c.,. 4: 7; T1TTii.E. AGENT SH ,"i Rcciesi..
boston oh he L.
rates and with dispatch. NH "a Il
AE FOR NEW OR EANS-The superior
81 fast fs nSp copEered and copper fastened
greater portion Of her cargo engaged, viii sail
with all possible dispatch: For balance Of freight
or passage. having superior state room accolnmo-
NH 24-6t w. D. COLQUITT Il co.
f1ef sTEAMSHlP City OF NEW
kEG Y0RK-FOR BOSTON D!RECT-Se-
FREIGHT will be received for her at the Towing
sas and jis DGfs u to
Lishterase at Ships expense.
. Bills Of t.ading given at our office.
mn ST 1T u Shells SYS ( soMERv1LLE,
~ FOR ROSTON.-F IRST vEssEI,.-
sKTn g. Roc sss. having s' PORTION S Of ff hsr
cargo engaged and gong on board, will have quick
mn ss For balance xvI6 w ssPy Curry 6
~ FOR NEW YORk.-FIRST VESSEL.
GR RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF
..ssPACK ErS.-The superior fast sailing schr
DANvi LILLE, Capt SETH ChEsTER. having por-
ton ct her cargo engaged and going on board, Will
have aulck dispatch. For balance Of freight apply
to tmh l9-tsl DAVID Il VIM. CcRRiE.
rs FOR ST. MAKk'S, FLA-The rupe.
SerIor fast sailing schr. " CHRYSOLITE"
ID. M. SMITH. master. having the create,
portion OF her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
For remainder Of cargo. apply to
NH l7-lOt w. b. colo UITT f. co
fERf NOTlCE.-TOBACCO MANUFAC
c1EL& RERS. and others. sending us Goods
" by the Ner York Steamers, for RE-
SHIPMENT. will please address us by mail, giving
speclhc directions as to where and how they wish
SAID Goods sent, otherwise they will be stored at
their expense and risk.
No charge made for forwardins such Goods.
LUDLAM < HEINEKEN,
lie ~ SIN lis Broadway, New York.
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kentucky Delegates TO the Chicago Con.

LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Ths Republicans
OF the Seventh Congressional District of Ken
!lcky yesterday cleo ted Bland Ballard and Fl.
" Halves delegates 10 the Chicago Conyen-
ZION
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Robbery.

eANsPoRT, IA, March 24.-SoMe burglars
,h,' req The drug store Of w. A. Buenghinst, in
0nIp pace last night, and robbed the safe Of
''". There 10 no cline TO the thieves.
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Ss J; a. al e sa''i Vii Y5A nv
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rm.HoRAPHIC MHWB.
,-..o.rrp ron raH HlcnnoxD pssrATcx.l
,s..,;.l dispatch to the Richmond Dirpssch.l
t'r....l II Cart. Vincent Wttcher, and
AcQWS"" Others.

currna, VA, March 25.--Caps vinceat
- Addison Witcher. ]. A. Smith and
WIu WIZ, swanson, tried for killing the Messrs.
Ssm" "n,,. in Franklin county. Va, were ac-
CI'.,sa on Friday evening last. Is.
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Terrible Fight oil Board the Ship Nor.
way-Thiriy Coolies Killed and Ninety
nIaI

Bosros. March 24-The ship Norway, of
Ney York, Capt. Major, when five days out
on the passage from Macao to Havana, with
about one thousand Coolies, WAS the scene of
a terrible mutIny, in which thirty Coolies
were killed and ninety wounGed.
The fight lasted from L. NJ. till daylight
the next morning, when the Coolies yielded.
Capt Major had his wife and two daughters,
and also a lady and child on board. The lady
passenger died OF fright, and her child ex-
hired soon afterwards.