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sAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs 5D Broadway opposite
the METROPOLITAN Hotcl-Iy THEIR ETHIOPIAN ENrKRrAtN.
nInrs, SIroN0, DANCING BuRLEsoUEs-CENDRILLoN
Four SENSES.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner OF Grand and Crosby
streets.-GRkAr Masonic FAIR IN AID OF THE HALL
ASYLUM FUND
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Dagaine Declares that the Frenen
Troops Shall Hereafter Remain
Neutral In Mexican A6Airs.
.>>>~~->~~~~~~->~~~~~~~
Naximilians Proclamation Announcing Hh
Resumption Of tho Throne.
Tho Continuance Of tho Empire to b
Decided by . National Con-
gress Of All Parties.
10. 10. ia.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HERALD.

NEW 0RLnAxs. Dec. 10. lsea
Your city Of Mexico correspondent, who Just arrived
hsre. reports that on the ID instant Marshal Basass
issued manifesto in reply to the Empsrors dsssrnaa-
ton TO remain stating that In future the Frsaoh troeps
would remain perfectly NEUTRAL tkkng no part In Nsxi
can affairs.
About November 30 liberal foroe attacked sAnl Luis
Potos and defeated by Mejia, with heavy lees In
killed, and twenty pieces Of artillery.
Ozaba the present residence Of Maximllian being
heavily fortified.
On tho night Of the 9TH instant General Rodetiguss
made . dash. with Ave hundred men, into on.
zaba, and captured three hundred mules He could
a. easily have captured MAMMALIAN and the whole
garrison. public demonstration was made after Ne
Emperor had declared his determination 70 remain the
populace paradng tho streets and shouting "Desth 70
the French 4" ssDeath TO the Amencansi" IL
Marshal Bazaine had sent cordial invitation to
General Sherman to visit the city OF Mexico and remain
a his guest.
The imperialsts at 0rizaba claim that General Das
has given his adhesion TO Maxmilian with eight thou
sand men,
am onoaiy informed that there win not be French
soldier In Mexico after the LIST Of April.
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NEW YORK THEATRE, Broadway opposite New York
Hotel.-CEspRILLoS.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. eis Broedway-
LECTURES OxY. HYDROGEN MICROSCOPE twice
daily. HrAp AND RIGHT ARM OF PR0Bsr. Open from
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THE New STREET CONSEQUENTLY Board
of Aldermen yesterday brought the Street
Commissioner muddls to close by confirming
the nomination Of George A. Mclean. The
city is benefited by the result, a. Mr.. Mclean
is in every respect well qualified to discharge
the duties Of the Office, and whatever may have
induced the action Of the Board, 1t Ia certain
that no cannot be used for any Of the corrupt
purposes Of the "ring" It Ia probable that
the termination Of this vexed question may be
attributed by some to the mysterious influence
Of the HERALD. However this may be, 1t is
well for the taxpayers that SO good man is
placed at the head OF this important depart
mont Mr.. Mclean. as an opponent Of the
Tammany organization, will add another 10
the list of tho prominent oficoholders of tne
city who favor the reconstruction of the aloxo.
cratic party. The Comptroller, the Esg,s ,or
and the Street Commissioner will no1s al lona
the influence Of their positions to the purifca.
ton Of the city government and th,, entire 70.
organization Of the democracy Of the State.
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sEAyER's OPERA HOUSE, williamsburg ETHIOPIAN
hEsrRnIsY. BALLADS CONC PANToxIaxs &C.
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos. 2 and West
rventy-folrth seet-BuDwoarHs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MIHsTnsLsY BALLADS BuRLxsauRs. 6o.-GRxAr ExPEcrA-
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MRS. r. b. CONwAY'S PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
SPEED THE PLoUcH-IRxLAND AMERICA
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CHARLEY. WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE. at
Mechanics Hall. l12 Brosdway-IN VARIETY LIGHT
AND LAUcHABLs ESTxRTAIsxxsrs CORPS DIX BALLKr 10.
THs WHITE BoYs IRELAND.
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HOOLEYsOPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. -ErHroplAx MIN.
srRsLsY. BALLADS. BuRIEsouxs AND PAaroMIMEs.
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timely tnterpositton OF the great Powers In
view Of his removal and the establishment OF
the modern European order Of things over his
extensive dominions, as demanded by the
march of Christianity and the necessities Of the
age. Such, we may say, in general view, Is
the condition Of the outside Southern States
to-day in their relations to the general gov.
eminent These relations are hardly moro
harmonious than Is the Asiatic and Mahomstan
system Of Turkey with the religious and politi-
cal institutions Of Europe, which rest upon the
basis Of the New Testament
The empire Of the Prophet had its day
OF power when 1t extended from Damascus,
along the south side of the Mediterranean
to the Atlantic; but when, from lis long oocu-
patton of Southern Spain, IL had developed the
highest civilization and refinement known at
that epoch among any peoplc,it was gradually
thrown back from Europe, by falling into that
fatal weakness OF all great and prosperous
political systems, Of attempting too much. On
smaller scale, and reduced within briefer
compass Of time, our late Southern aggressiv, !,
political system, resting upon Its al-absorr ,lnU
s"ohsutiVu VI AlIicuu iTOm Nurl Qamc
weakness Of attempting too much, 10 its day
OF prosperity, has not only been driven
back but has been destroyed. SO II /. thu,
like Turkey, which, with its efYete oriental
institutions and ideas, awaits a reoonstruc.
ton adapted to the DOMINANT civilization o,
Europe, our Southern States, sborn Of their
institution OF slavery, await rom tho vicso.
rious North tho reorganization which their
situation demands, "sword IN hand. !,
said the fighting Sultan Mabmoud. 1tbe
children Of tho Prophet came into Europe
and sword 10 hand they will 90 ouLr Sword
in hand the late Southern slayeboldinu
oligarcby have been subdued, and they must
abide the consequences.
But they do not seem 10 understand this
universal law Of war. Claiming In their late
rebcllicus conspiracy the constitutional right
70 90 out Of the Union and to destroy II, they
now claim the constitutional right to be rein
gated on their own terms And the worst Of
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KELLY Icons MINSrRELs, TO Broadway, oppo-
sito the New York Ioc-Is SoNcs DANCES EcCKN.
TRIcriss, BuRLrsouEs &c-scuxIrr WITH Y-HorxI
ID
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2ol Bowerv. -Coxrc
vocALfsM-NEdRo MIHsrRxLsY, BALLET DVERrIssxxENr
Ac-AnFRIcASs TURKEY.
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The London Sandord says: "We have the
story out al last England must make up, her
mind to cease being cor" growing country
II is no news to us +; but at length we have it
confirmed by no less authority THAI Mr.. Glad
stone"
We find the above statement in.-ome of our
exchanges, coupled with remarks about the
fine corn growing regions Of the South. Our
contemporaries doubtless know-yet they
would do we'll to inform at least some of their
readers-that the " corn of which Mr.. Glad
stone and the London Standard speak is the
same kind spoken of in our English versions of
the Bible-namely, wheat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-21

THE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
this city, is one of the best of the Virginia
companies With ample capital, we'll secured,
and liberal rates of premiums, it deserves the
support of our people. Its losses have always
been equitably adjusted and promptly paid,
and its officers and board Of directors will be
recognized as among the leading and most sue
cessful business men of this city. Their names
alone are a sufficient guarantee TO the insured
for the faithful performance Of all the under
takings Of the company.
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NEW PASTORAL RBLArIoSs.-Rev. Harvey
Hatcher, the recently elected assistant pastor
of the Grace street Baptist Church, has entered
upon the discharge of his official duties. He is
highly esteemed by his denomination in this
State, and we congratulate the church on Sc
curing the services of so efficient and accept
able a minister
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CHANGES IN THE DISCIPLINE OF THE METHo.
DIST Episcopal CHUKCH.--From the report of
its proceedings in another column, 1t will be
seen that the General Conference has before it
report from the proper committee recon-
mending that attendance upon class meetings
shall hereafter be accounted duty to be vo-
unfairly performed, if at all, and not rs a test
of membership; also, that the probation sys-
tenn be abolished These are radical changes,
and will meet with decided opposition in the
Conference. We have no means of knowing
the probabilities rs TO their adoption or re-
lection.
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REvIvAL.-The revival at Leigh street Bap-
tist Church seems to be reaching all classes Of
the communicable Old ds well as the young
are coming forward for prayer. Several of
the converts are young men, while many others
of this interesting class are manifesting deep
i'm terest i'm the great concern ~
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WHY INDIGNANT "A Yankee schoolmarm In
Fredericksburg was reported to have married
negro surgeon Here is .he contradiction
"The report that is in circulation respecting
the marriage of one of the mission teachers is
an abomi,.aJle lie, which the author may be
called upon to proe
Mrs. M. w. SToUTEyBURG,
Mrs. L. +. Sheldon,
Miss ]. BELL,
Miss SARAH w. STASsBURY."
But why try to force negro suffrage and
negro equality on as if it be so damaging to
ones character merely to be reputed miscege-
natonist?
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The THgATRE-REDUcTIoy OF PRICES OF AD-
NIssIoN.-The performances at the Theatre
still continue to be thinly attended, despite
the fact that the company is good one, and
render we'll everything that is put on the stage.
Next Monday night, the celebrated star, Miss
Helen Western, will appear. This, together
with the late reduction of prices, should GER
tainly draw good houses. In future the prices
of admission will be as follows: Dress Circle
and Orchestra, 75c. {; Parquette, &c.; Family
Circle, 4Oc. Gallery, 25c. Private Boxes, rs
and IS; reserved seats in Orchestra and Dress
Circle, 81.
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COLLECTOR OF CHIcAGo.-Walter b. Scates,
formerly appointed Adjutant- General to Gen
eral John A. McClernand has been appointed
collector of the port of Chicago, vice Luther
Haven, deceased. This is another defiance OF
the Radicals. General McClernand is astrong
friend of the President and his restoration
policy, and we suppose it was through his in
fiuence that the appointment was made.
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REV. J. B. JETER, ID. d., will, on tomorrow
evening" at the Grace-street Baptist Church,
repeat the sermon which he recently preached
in New York city, on the "Nission of Bdpttsts. y
The New York Examiner publishes the sermon
and pronounces it one of the best which has
been delivered in the course of sermons on de.
nominational subjects in that city.
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FROM South AMERICA.-The New York He
rad reports the bombardment. and capture OF
the port of Conception, in Chilli, by the Span
iards, and that four more Spanish men war
are under orders for the scene of war. The
same paper chronicles new discoveries of petro-
leum in Cuba and an earthquake at Porto
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A CADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF
~ THE VISITATION, AT MOUNT DE CHAN
AL, SRAR WHEELING
lExpact OF a letter from Bishop Whelan.l
WHRELINe January 5, le66.

). The very remarkable and highly cultivated
43!em which presided over the Musics! Department
u any institution for femais sducation in The eoun
,ry led me, az = duty 10 the public, 10 encourage
,as erection Of buildings OF such extent, ana 90
c9cement 70 avail themselves OF tn benefits OF the
ssenool The Sisters now occupy their new nuiiS-
,nss al Mount de Chautsl, and will, IN April, pe
Hnpils. The same sense of duty which led 70 the
now suggeststhe strong and decided
,lblie through the FrssmGn's Journai trust Il
sili be extensively circulated by the friends OF
ancaiion and the lovers Of InAsie, especially In the
: eat and South have alluded only to the musi-
fsl department az beyond competition. In other
y Ppects. regard the school - fnierio! 70 ncns.
p 27-7m Bishop Of wheeling.
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THE NORFOLK Rrors-ARRrvAL OF PRIsoS.
ERs.-0ne white woman and three negro men,
charged with being concerned in the late fatal
riots at Norfolk, arrived here yesterday by the
steamer, and were lodged In the city Jail. As
Norfolk is now under martial law, and the
prisoners were under military guard, 1t Is in
ferred that they will be tried by military COM
mission.
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THASKs.-We return thanks ts Mr.. w. J..
Geisendafer for late Southern papers. Also,
to Mr.. L. L. Smith, newsdealer, l2l Broad
street, for the Sun and the Chronicle.
Also, TO Mr.. Carol, Of Adams Co.'s Ex-
press Company, for Norfolk papers In advance
Of the mail.
Also, TO Mr.. Stockin, Of the Southern Ex.
press, for late papers.
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New YORK SENSATIONS. The World has an
article under the following flaming caption ::
"The Car Drivers Strike--Great Excitement
on the Third Avenue-Rioting Last Evening
along the Avenue-Explosion of a Torpedo-A
Driver Missing and two Horses killed-Mass
Meeting at the City Hall, &c, &c, &c" The
explosion was small matter, but it was the
most important of the events thus pompously
announced
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THE SoSs OF TEMPERANCE will hold tenn
perance mass meeting at the First Baptist
Church next Tuesday night, in honor of the
nineteenth anniversary Of Shockoe Hill Divi-
sion. The presence of the Grand Division Of
the State, which will be in session in this city
at the time, Will add to the interest Of the
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AUCTION SALSs To-DAY.-Mr. z. Gathright
will sell, at "a Main styeet, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, several pianos and large assortment pf
household furniture.
Messrs. Regnault b Co.'s regular sale Of
furniture will take place, az usual, At theft
rooms, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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OUTRAGEOUS RoBBERY.-On Thursday even
ing last, lady, who lives in the northwestern
part of this city, missed her child, who Is
about five years old The motherwas greatly
alarmed, but no traces OF the child were found
until late in the evening, when II was dis.
covered in an old field, perfectly denuded OF
clothing. Some rascal had enticed the child
from home and stolen every vestige OF its
dress. Would not hanging be too good for the
thipf9
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GRRELss OK (DAvIs.-Greeley's consistent
advocacy of tho release of Mr.. Davis is credita-
BILE to both his head and heart. After speak
Ing of the release of Mr.. G. G. Clay, the Tri-
baas adds:
May we not trust that the case of Jeffer-
son Davis will soon be taken mp and definitely
acted upon' lfhe is TO be tried-no matter for
what-we can imagine no valid reason for not
trying him soon while If he is not to be tried,
We do not think he should much longer be
boarded at the public COST
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MARINE NTELLIGENCL.N =
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ~.
AnnrvRn

ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, TfayeU, DalttDOeos
merchandise and passengers, D. " Cufne.
steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, ct0 MOT.
folk, merchandise and passengers, Samuel AySos
&Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, ~.
chandise and passengers, G. J. Trowbridge. -
Steamer General Van vliet, Jones, City fothss
schoonersin tow, McKowan 4 Curtis.
Schooner Minnehaha, Frank, Baltimore, Ian.
Der, Richmond and Peten.burg Railroad Company,
merchandise, McKowsn 4 Curtis.
Schooner Georgia, South, Norfolk, corn, 4. hail'
sehoonsr Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, lumber.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, United
States mail. merchandise and passengers, Hasktns
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphis, via Nor.
folk, merchandise and passengers, w. d. Porter.
Schooner Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, ASR.
chandise, A. Millspaugh Co.
Schooner Panama, Miles, Eastern Shore, IN pel'
last. ~
Schooner Vista, Shannon, Portsmouth, vta City
Point, iron, Briscoe 4 Stsnard.
MExoKANDUx.
Schooner z: Lor. B. L. Kane, and Raldno.s
ssnGehst Sarte% iro%a @ % e po,teasss Of % &c psios
steamer Joha Sytcester.
NEW YORK, 18TH.
CLEARED.
Steamship Saratoga, King, Norfolk. City Point
and Richmond, q. Heineken 4 Palmore.
Steamship Albemarle, Bourne, Norfolk, City
Point and Richmond Livingston, Fox Co.
Schooner Challenge, for Virginia, from Green
Point, was in New York port.
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Coon RADICAL VITA dispatch to an even
ing paper announces that President Johnson
will this evening address the colored citizens
of Washington. A private dispatch informs
us that the subject of his discourse. Will be the
life and public services OF Moses. .--Ne,o York
Tribune.
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WYxAy.-The young folks will have an op-
portunity of witnessing Wyman's wonderful
performance this afternoon, as he intends
giving performance for their benefit. lie
will also distribute some of his handsome
nraspnts
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FALSE ALARM.-There was false alarm Of
fire last night in the First Ward. Cause-sup-
posed to be the excessive zeal of a too -vgilant
watchman.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.
n,sp ,rcrt oN TrJERsIIpo.D

THE DISPATCH ON THE RAILROADS -Messrs.
Cole & Turner deliver the Dispatch every morning
on all the paiiroad cars leaving Richmond and az
they are also our authorized agents to receive sub
scriptions to the Semi Teekty and Weekly Dis
patch, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves Of the messengers Of these enter
prising news dealers in forwarding their orders.
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The City CARrs.-Atteftion is requested to
the advertisement of the City Engineer in re-
lation to the carts now engaged in cleaning
mp the city.
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THE LADIES FAIR.-We have honored our
selves of late with visit to the ladies at the
Fair for St. James Church, and, from our
experience, would advise those who would
spend an evening of pure enjoyment to give
them a call. Upon entering the door, our
eyes were dazZled with blaze of beauty, and
on all sides the ladies were busily engaged,
carrying on their business with an earnest
ness which most becomes woman when labor
ing for the sake of pety and love. Soon we
were taken in tow by q charming young lady,
and went the rounds of the Fair It's most
attractive feature-neXt to the ladies-is the
table of Mrs. Peterkin, which is laden with
everything that is good or refreshing. On
ei her side of her are the tables of Mrs. Nc
Indoe and Miss Greenhow, which are also
filled with edbles. If the visitor gets to
these tables without having been captured
(which we doubt of his being able to do), we
defy him to resist them. On the left, rs you
enter, is the table Of Mrs. Semmes, promi-
nent upon which is a beautiful gown, smok-
ing cap, and slippers, for President Davis. The
tear must come to the eye of the Southerner
as he thinks Of the solitary captive who un-
complainingly suffers within the silent walls
of Fortress Monroe for the South and the
| "lost cause " There are also on this table
many articles sent from the ladies Of the Bal
timore Fair. The phantom bouquet, composed
| of the fibres Of leaves and wild flowers, made
white by some acid, is beautiful ornament,
! looking as if it were lace worked in exquisite
imitation of leaves. Opposite to this table is
that of Miss Maria Allen, which is kept for
the benefit of the Sunday school. 1t is filled
with all sorts of toilet articles and toys. Mrs.
Pages table, which is one of the same kind, is
beautifully ornamented by tree filled with
golden toys and tricks. This table is arranged
very tastily, as in fact, are all the others. The
magic lantern, which is exhibited up stairs, is
/ very fine one; and General Lee and other
noble men are well represented in life size.
We had we'll nigh forgotten to mention that
the visitor, if he wishes, can "see the ele.
phant'' He is worth paying q visit to more
! so even than Dan Castillo with his big show.
The Fair is in full tide of success, and the
ladies have every reason to anticipate the full
filment of their greatest hopes in regard to It,
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The President cannot enforce JeT. Dayis's
trial. But he can enforce his liberation; and
by doing this, hs would do D great work for
the UntQn. L0HisyfHs yoMnal.
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WIN. KNABE & CO.,
w MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, v y
GRAND, SQUARE
ANN upPTGHT
p l A N o s

A N - b.
These instruments having been before the pub.
lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their o..
cellence alone. attained an UNPURcHAssD PRS.
gMIYEScE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
hne singing quality, as well as great purity Of
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their uo,,,r
Is plant and elastic and Is entirely free from the
stiffness found in 30 many pianos, which causes
the performer to 80 easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action u con.
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material 10 used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usaSss
of the concert-room with that Of the psrlor upon
an equality-unafecte In their melody; In fsst,
they are constructed
mot FOR YkAR-BCT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
apl7-3m BALTIMORE.
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Rev. DR.. BuRRows's sgRMoS to-morrdN
night will be on "Ths prophetic history Of the
papal apostacy, or the history Of the Roman
|cathohc Church proof OF the Divine inspira-
Hhe Scriptures"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-21

ATTEMPTED DROWNING Mather, a Ger
man woman, formerly resident of Stanntoo'
attempted TO drown herself near Rockets on
Thursday evening, and was saved by the po-
lice. DeseYticn by her husband Is the cause
assigned but fssia aAl61r
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TN vINCULIs; or, THE PRISONER

Il UF w Ah,--ptIIK IHo MtThUflcb VI OVaInuu0rvtS"
Prisoner In Federal Pens, interspersed with ksmi-
rails. Sc, &c--will be published IN the course Of
the presaut month by JOHN q. SHEA, New York.
Price, s1.ts. 81
This was the last work published In the eou!hctn
Confederscy. The larger portion OF the edition
now reissued with coiSsiderxbls additions .sxs4
A liberal discount 10 the trade. Address xd!ses
LldeI, Petersburg, Va Iepts-W