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ANOTHER FINE STEAMsHIP.-We observe, by
the following extract from the New York Journal
of Commerce." that our harbor is very soon to be
graced by another noble steamer, to run in connec'
ton with the Roam oke. The Roanoke has now been
running upwards of one year, and we understand
with success to her owners. Indeed, tits very nat
ural to presume that the company would not be
willing to build another ship or continue to run the
present one, unless had attend d their en-
terprisng and laudabe Efforts. Success attend all
such undertakingsl
NeU Steamship -Westervelt & Sons have Just
commenced laying down the keel of steamship of
about 400 TONS to run as consort of the Roanoke IN
the New York and Virginia steamship line to Rich.
mond. Her dimensions will be as fjllows: Length
on deck, 240 feet breadth of beam, 324 feet depth
braces and will be launched about the middle of
January.
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WITHOUT PAss.-James Boots, alias Anderson,
slave to Frederick Anderson, was arrested in de.
fault OF pass on Sunday evening. Having left it
home accidentally, he WAS discharged from custo.
dY Yesterday.
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TRIAL OF MoNrAGuE.-The trial of Lewis Mon.
tague, for the murder Of Gardiner Thompson In Pc
tersburg, will place at the ensuing term Of the
circuit superior court In that distriet, which con
venes on the 18th of November next.
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INDIANS Several of the distinguished aborigi-
nes of the West will give grand exhibition Of their
peculiar ceremonies and dances, this evening at
Odd Fellows Hall. This race is fast disappearing
from among us and therefore an exhibition of their
singular characteristics aud amusements will pos
sess great interest. One of the finest ACCORDION
players in the country assists in the musical part Of
the performance.
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E LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
VA) ALUM SPRINGS.-These Pills are Diuretic,
Cathartic Tonic and Alternative in their effects up
on the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
In many cases in which Calomel would have no eff
feet. They are also peculiarly eficacious in Fee
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use OF the Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills for
many years, IN great variety of diseases, has ac-
CURED for it celebrity rarely if er eeused, and
is steadily incres.ing. The most eminent Chemists
OF the day have examined the Water and Pils and
found 1t possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper
ties. 1t has been declared by the beat sutnsrites
to be cure for every form of Scrofula. Chronic
Liver Diseases all Chronic Diseases OF the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes, Mercu~isi Affections, and particularly adapt
ed to cases OF Passive Uterine Hemorrhase, com.
plfcated with arrangement of the Liver and Sto
mach, and many other disorders arising from i'm.
purity OF the blood.
For sale oy Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per vial, IS per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase in
large quantities, or become Agens for the Gale OF the
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON g. CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co., Va, or
JOHN II. SEAYRES,
JET Columbian Hotel Richmcn
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g. the kXPh 4 = arrives and
81 leaves daily, by Mail Trains alvays az
charge of trusty agents. This mode of receiving
or forwarding goods Of whatever description, com
bines economy, and what is of greater importance,
speed. Our wagon will call for goods to go away,
and deliver everything lthout extra charge.
ADAMS u cos
Office No. 5, Fourteenth street,
Sc 10 Near the Post Office.
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY-James Howell, ar
rested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct or
Main street, Saturday evening, on yesterday wa,
committed to Jail for three months, in default o.
SIU0 security.
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kuNAwAV.-Congo, slave To Spencer Wool
bridge, was arrested as runaway on saturda,
last, at Rockets. by Mr.. Humans. Case contin
ued until to-day for investigation.
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&C - ISL Main street, Eagle Square.
rARCHITECTURE AND DRAWING.

sy9 ARCHITECTURE AND DRAWING.
w. A POWELL, Architect and Civil En.i-
neer-ls prepared to furnish Designs and draw
iugs fo every class and style building, with spe.
citcatione, ct mates and agreements. adapted to
the Location, with all the .modern convenience,
improvements DO, on very moderate terms, and
at short notice His many years experience and
practical knowledge. in his profession with his .u
peror facilities. enables him to do justice to all en-
gazing his services. Office on 18th street. doors
from Main street, opposite the James River and
kanawha COmpany's office. DC I2-3R
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AsLEEP.-Two sailors named Francis Goldsmith
and John Smith, were brought before Justice Ev
ans On yesterday, for violating law by reposing on
benches in the irst market Sunday evening. They
were discharged with an admonition.
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FINED.-A. P. Fox was fued on YESTERDAY 70
the misdemeanor OF one OF his servants in obstrucl
ing gutter with sospsud and filthy water
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70 Correspondence OF the New York
HeraId-A Witt to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Correspondence of the New York
Herald-A Whit to Champagne.-PAR
Sept 10, 1871 have just returned from Chm
payne, az told you in my last letter | had been
invited to be present to the Vendanges, al aareu-
Sur.ceine, by Mes.eurs Eouche, son and Drouet
the la ges proprietors Of vineyards in Cham gne
and was not man to resist such good occasion
to the vintage Of these renowned wine dealers
left Paris Thursday, and arrived on the sams eve
ming. Early the next morning was up, and re-
quested my amiable guests to 81 the vineyards
the pro, Of wine making, bottling and SO FORTH
and also their n ammoth cellars which are kept In
the most beautiful order, and offer to the amateur
the curious picture of more than 100000 bottles Of
champagne, either ready to be drank, or submitted
to the process OF Qualification, corking, aud bask
citing" TO be sent all over Europe. The vineyards
OF Champagne, and particularly those Of aessieurs
Bouche. Son and Drouet, kept in TIE same style
as pleasure gardens, and cover about five thousand
acres Of land, at the value Of 81 900 the acre An
immense number OF men aud women are constant
ly employed either for the culture ofthe eyards
or the pruning of the trees ard the vintage which
is made this year, despite the oidum Tukcrii (not
existing in these vineyards is in the st condition
Of ripeness and quality It's even asserted by the
agrcultuIists, that the wine of 1852 will be as good
that of the year of the comet of 1911. 1t is ill.,
deed very remarkable thing to behold these nu
merous human bees in the course of their toll, and
perfectly confident in the results of the work which
they are doing. The wine Of BOuche Son and
Drouet declare, is the best have drank for long
time, and deserves, by all means to be patronized
in the United States as it is in Europe, where
it is considered the best accompaniment of
good dinner and refined desert. oc I2-lt
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Acknowledgement elections take place
to-day, in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana.
deep and abiding interest is felt by politicians
in the results, on account Of the near approach
of the Presidential election.
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- Three thousand One Dollar Pic.
: lures taken within the last Tive Mouths.
Does not tnis look hAe giving eatirc satisfaction
to our customers, and the pubic If il doe1 not,
we would Ike To know what does. Do not be
gulled any longer by paying hiah prices for your
pictures, but come TO me and get a superior Pic
.ure for one dollar, case included. Warranted
equal TO any In the country.
FRANK INCLUSION,
80 ~ zsk A No Ito Main street
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"A SUPERIOR MICH COW FOR
SALE Young, docie, accustomed to the city,
and unexcepsionable. Apply ~ this office.
ecl2-lts
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D The Beautiful Daguerreotypes executed by
M. T. Simons speak Tor Themselves (though this is
not wonderful as they are speaking Likenes.es)
Ii ey speak for Themselves in tone finish compost.
ton al truth they not surpassed by these Of
tlis any other country, in Paris, London and Ve-
nice, they are preferred to the best French, En-
g lsh and Austrian production, and at Home
their merits are universally acknowledged. In
stances might be given TO prove the above statement
which would I'LL the entire column of the Dispatch,
but this would be expensive.
Be convinced by Calling, examining and compar-
ing specimens.
X. C. SCHOFIRL, Assistant,
M. P. sIMONs,
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ARCHITECTrRE AZ MNAM-.G.-

n W 4. POWELL. Arehitea. and gav lHs-
neer, has open = School for the ElrT wing
Instructions in Drawing in all the a.+ .saga.
es III hi4 Office Those dcs~uuz . aasa
knowledge Ut tais valuable Agz-... ..., ...-. nj
which is u a- suited aud pgacfc . pr. --
apprccisted-sh uli make Jim .a ...t
TERMS.
For II lessons gwen Ia tn q g.-....... ..
For do % E5-a5..-.-.-..
Oue.hat to be paid tor IL Is! rar...
at the expiration If the sixteen .rs. -a -..
dent or students IN s.. cases d. gr.e..s .. D.. aE.
instruments, 81. Lessons -..nu .u.. .~ rF.e.
day and once per ~ ut, eacl Jose Il .. t#l lyur
length.
Rraaches Of Drawing, &c.
Science and Art Of ArCulta c,ure, styest g.Up0r.
ton, details and the different branches adapted To
the building Of houses, sc.
Engineering adapted to Machinery
Civil Enginesring-practical
Typographical Drawing, &c
Surveying OF land &c--pracdcal
lscemetricsi perspective Drawing
Perspective Drawing
Landscape drawing in water colors, peaci! and
ink
Ske.ching-pencil and ink
Foliage, Scroll, and Ornamental Drawing
With complete knowledge of the art OF proper
tion coloriDg, &c. Each student will receive due
and proper attention For further Information,
make application at my office, on l2th street. TWO
doors from Main. &C I2-0
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BROAD Rock RACEs.-As will be seen by
our advertising columns, the Fall Races, over
this course, will commence to-day.
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" Billy Bowiegs, it is said, has agreed
with General Blake to leave Florida In March
next.
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Sos IMFOKTANT NOTICk TO

ivan DEhLEeo AMI oMOhEho-
J. A. HARRINGTON, lS4 Main, corner of 10Th
fine lot of imported Cigars, also, a large stock of
domestic Cigars, which he offers to the trade on
reasonable terms; also, a fresh supply of Godwns
Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, of fine
quality, fox sale wholesale and retail in let's to suit
purchasers, atprices TO compete with the Northern
markets J. A HARRINGTON,
Tobacconist No. 184 Main, corner 10th street
Oc 9-6tr
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NOCHKANs MACHINE F0g 525,-

! n -
v ING GOLD ORE.-These MachiHs. NJ NJ eh'
simplicity Of construction, their dursb;Iii' AsF
doubted principles upon which they oo@;g,s s s IN
effective operation aud result justly entte .9 !.
ing, Grinding, and Pulverising Gold Orc y. tsl.
other ores or mineral substances They work al ~
deliver wet or dry as may oe required and sEa
worked By steam, water or horse power and ne o
pul5eil.ing gola bearing ore or quartz, ps'tcusrjv
ore The perfect manner in which all tho ys,o ,a
passing through the Machine is granulated kesniT
the gold perfectly bright from Is 10 30 per ran.
more gold Is produced than by any other process s.
known. Machines, with the right to use 800,
capable of Dulv erising to fine powde- san reI,I
per hour are sold at S.000-th0se pulv1rjsGg 90
ton per hour at So 500-and those pU ysrsn5 w, Uns
tons per hour at 5000, delivered in New Yorf '"o
=. sy 10 miners who are not prepared to purchase
following terms, viz: 'N0
A machine to pulverise 1000 pounds Uzr L-,-
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puiverise 1000 pounds per h-s-
gV-W-
one ton d" S.JD
two tons S SEy

competent person will be provide % e.ec. .re
machine, at the expense of the lessee
Machines are at WORK in New Yo-z a,.-,
Iellureun Gold mine Ct Commo sls-..
Fiuvanna County, Va.
Application may be made 70 William .-
Esq, Danelsvllle, Spotsylvauia e. ur.r r.,
Mr.. John q. Beasley, agent q Comm .. ...a.
tons mines, Bowlesvill., Fluvanra &
For further particulars address
L. Ii J. BIS s. So.
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RICHMOND MEDICAL CoLLEGE-Yesterday the
Introductory of the fall series of medical lectures
was delivered in the hall of the College lat l2 NJ by
Dr. Buhannon, Professor of Obstetrics. Prior to
The delivery of the lectures, large number Of stu
dents registered their names in the classes, ex.
changing courtesies and introductions with each
other and the members of the faculty present Up
wards Of forty young gentlemen matriculated.
The lecture room Was enlivened with the beau
teous presence and cheeringismiles Ct goody mum.
Der Of ladies.
DR.. BIS address was unusually clear, pointed and
appropriate. Promising that the scence Of medi-
cine was distinguished for the extent and varie.
ty Of subjects comprised within its domain The
lecturer proceeded to urge upon the students the
necessity OF close application in its study essen
tial to careful and skilled practitioner He urged
with much force the requisite Of pa tent practi.
Cal study of the human frame in its healthy opera.
tons and under morbid influences, ia connection
with thorough knowledge of chemistry, thera.
peutics, Imateria, medca and medical jurspru.
dence.
The utility of lectures was obvious. TIE expe
rience of ages of medical practice and experience
were compressed in them, and passing from tn
class room to the hospital, the student would find
theory exemPied in practice.
The Doctor earnestly exhibited the advantages OF
the dissecting and sick to the medical student
The religious bearing of the science was plainl y
developed in the concluding portion of the lecture
The study of the wonderful mechanism of the hui
frame, filled the lmind with feelings of rever.
ence and admiration towards the Almighty Crea.
tor. Conversant with death, the physician was
taught to look upon things in this life, with jus,
sense of the uncertain tenure of human existence
The lecture was listened to with profound atten
ton, and gave general satisfaction.
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Baltimore, Angus: lEsh, 1852.
Atter -Hcas

AJtT-Nc9S
Hugh Jenkins & 60, Ra.rrlJra
+. w. Bruno L Sons d..
VIM. Wilson 81 Sons, Do.
Edwin Workman 81 Co. kic.u.44
Archbd Thomas q, son, .g.
Hugh w. Fry 10.
Rhodes & Ogiebay, Bridgeport, Ga.
John Creigh, Cincinnati
Gordon & Co, LOu.sviile
w Fl. Bartless, Charleston, IS G.
Otis Chstee, d.. 40.
James McCuiIogn, Pittsburgh.
Brown L klrkpatrIgk, DO.
Z. CGaiee, do.
Lamb, Esq, Cash. N W. Bank, "aaaaaE.
S Brady, Esq, do Mer 81 Mech, d.. 80.
James K. BaSer, Wheeling
Josiah Sibley, Hanburgs $ c.
Henry 4 Schroeder, Mobile a yams.
A L. Gaines, New Orleans
oc 1T w6m
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The regular monthly
term of this Court commenced yesterday. The
Court was constituted ofJusIices Wingheld'
Bray, Farar InIoes and Caskie. The only
criminal business before the Court, of materi
atty, was the case of Fleming Jackson, slave
to Samuel Bailey Esq. Jackson, on the eve
ming of the Goth of September, from motives OF
jealousy, concerning a woman formerly his
wife, attacked another negro, named Dabney,
slave to Mrs. Poll ard, while he lDabney) was
walking with the negress, and stabbed him in
the back, near the spine, very severely. The
Court ordered Jackson to receive thirty-nine
lashes.
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'ENO the PUBLiC.-Ihere is IA report in cir
I cuiatiun that / interested in one Of the
Washington City INKS take this method of in
forming my friends and the pubic, that the report
IL false. | am not and have never been interested
in any OF the Washington City Banks
1t THOMAS QUARLES
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LNIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
II BAGS BEST PERUVIAN GUANO, received
ana for sac by
oc l2-e-w2w HUGH w Fey
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HEAD Q Rs lsT RECT VA VOLUNTEERS,
Richmond, Oct llth 1852,
e An adjourned meeting of the Board of of.
D ficers of the Regiment, will be held at Head
nj Quarters on FRIDAY, the 18th October, eight
~ O'Clock Il. WALTER II. HARRISON,
oc l2-3t Adj't 1st Reg't Va Volunteers.
AK ATTENTION, AkTILLERY.-
EYN Attend meeting OF your Company at your
.-sh4k Gun House, on Tuesday, the 18th INST, at
= aazaa O'Clock, P NJ
BY order Of the Captain.
oc ~ THOMAS C. BALL OS
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A New FEMALE SCHooL.-We call atten-
Tinsley, in another column. We have been
acquainted with Mr.. T. nearly all our lives,
and know him to be gentleman of most ex-
snpary character. He was engaged, for more
than twenty years, in his present occupation,
and stood deservedly high as an instructor
His school has turned out many accomplished
ladies, probably as many as any other. What
ever he promises to DO, his patrons may be as
sured he will DO. 1t should be somewhat in
his favor, that he was born in Richmond
though he left it many years ago, and that
Henry Clay's first entry into public life was
as clerk in the Office of his father who was
clerk OF the Chancery Court
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Chronic rheumatism f25 ye,rss..

T.os coroso Deatostown, H., Jan Ist
81 have been the subject Of severe sa,;...
the atism tor more than twenty er ,'u from
had visited southern climes and at IL ,e Je4Fs.
placed myself under the treatmeu, n IN! alss
nent physicians but every expedjen, Any en-
length tired 'Mormore's Rheumatic Corr g.a Al
&C u IHOS Z
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DOR RENT-A Room under the Floyd House.
l. Its location is suitable for Lawyers, Doctors,
or Dentists Office Terms Moderate. Apply to
MARY c. JETER,
Floyd House, corner llth aud Main streets.
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I OST.-On Saturday hight. on B:osd street, De
IL low the Theatre, my Free Papers. Any
person finding them will receive sui:a0!e re"Nu
upon returning them to me, or leaving ihan a'
this office JAMES JUdSSONt
oc l2-7t+ A free man of color.
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ROAkDiNG.-Mrs. ADAMS. at the Virginia
~ House, near the Old Market, would be pleased
to accommodate few single gentlemen by the day,
week, or month on reasonable terms oc l2-3.
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NITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED.-Ay young man VINO
~ has had some years experience 10 olsi1 S. wants
TO obtain situation in some Store or 0ti;s whfre
good accountant would be required. lie wn's
a splendid hand and come well recommended as
to character &C.
Address applicant" Dispatch Office waere spe'
cimen of writing cau be seen &C i2-N
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MORTIMOREs RHEUMATIC co-.-------
hr III DLop p, rohlflER.-Thi rres, dj,cosaD&
DI,nsns health tn aud happiness thousands
Of Chronic Rheum asrs Than ss one
OF this dreadful disease) have been cu, m9fs form
hhenuy curing the past year By the use Psfma
ns da many o Of she ss1s parties q a
from the effects of this hitherto Lor years,
out who now affirm that they are sound a.. ass'ea'e
made so by TIE use of this great ramsdv snd vel,
,b ggaste an "0ca Is
case either inhammatory, (acu.e or u every
testimony OF the most undoubted c5sysc,e e form
be cheeIflliy submitted to the INSPECTION ~ sn VIII
may feel sufficiently interested to call On the az @ao
etors, at their Central Office, No Bsrc'ar, p,opr'
Aston House, New York One bottla * Street
ties 10. 90 three Dol.
PURCELL, LADD e. CO,
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MIGHT sCHOOL.-Those who desire TO a.
Y vail themselves If Night School during the
winter months, will be so good ~ to hand in their
nam es at the subscribers school ROOM I'd street
between Clay and Leigh. during the present week.
Terms, - per month Ia advance.
oc l2-3ts G. SAUNDERS
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

M q 4 q l. BUILDING, FUND AND
WI LOAN COMPANY.-The regular montnly
meeting of this Company will be held on Friday
evening, the 18th inst, at X o'clock, at the office
of Commissioner William F Davis corner Bank and
18th streets Stockholders required to pay the
first instalment the 18th inst, To the Secretary
Those who subscribe to the original list, are re
quested to call on the Secretary aud renew their
subscription. w. B. BIGELOW, Secretary,
&C t2-dId Corner Bank and 9Th streets
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The CRY CoUScIL.-The regular monthly
meeting of this body was held last evening
Reports from the Commissioners Of Streets
were received and adopted. An appropria ton
of $1,000 was voted for the relief of the wound
ed artillerymen, Sergeants Bohannon and Ed
dings, said money to be paid to Captain MIN
mo, and by him to be divided between Messrs'
B. and E., or their families, in the same pro-
portion as he divides the amount subscribed
by individuals.
This was all the business of importan ce
transacted. The heavy pressure OF advertise
menis has compelled US to defer the extended
sketch furnished by our reporter.
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PoLIrIcAL.-The Wing meeting last night
at the African Church. to nominate candidate
to supply the vacancy in the State Senate, ere.
ated BY the resignation of Mr.. John A. Mere
di,h, elected Judge, and to nominate candi-
dote for the House Of Delegates, to supply the
vacancy in the House of Delegates caused by
the resignation of Mr.. Conway Robinson, was
large and enthusiastically. James Dove, chair
man, Mr.. James Scott, Secretary. Mr.. Ra.
leigh T Daniel received the nomination for The
Senate, and Mr.. A. Judson Crane the nomiDa.
ton for the House of Delegates-both on the
first ballot.
In response to a call, Mr.. Whitmell P. Tun-
stall was making an animated speech when we
left the Church at about half past 10 o'clock.
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sN1 HOUSE AND L0T.-Wai ted TO pur.
81 chase, a House and Lot suitable for small
Family, located iln respectable neighborhood, and
at cost not exceeding $500. Enquire at this Of
fee &C 1876"
o. FOR sALE.-A fine large Work
RNHOrse. Apply at the Columbian Hotel.
Pr.ce $50. oc l2--3t
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AAlh CUTTING AND HAIR DRESS.
Il ING-Cuppins, Leeching Bleeding, Extract.
Ing teeth and shaving. Mr. J. F. SPACH. from Ger.
many, late from Philadelphia, would most respect
fully inform the citizens of Richmond AND it. yicn
ity, thar he has opened and neatly lifted the
ner store on Governor street, under MIRA Eddins's
Boarding House, where he will be at all times pre-
pared to give ample satisfaction ia all the above
named branches, with promptitude and dispatch
&C l2-lmt