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/ OST OR STOLEN.-A SETTER Perry,
- about six months old. Said Pup Is white with
five liver -colored spots has bump near the lower
centre of the body, snd answers the of Don.
Whoever will return him TO this Office shall be sui
tably rewarded. 90 29-tt~
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Song. Miss e.. ince
IRISH Lilt Miss M. Parn gton
SWISS SWANS
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BEAUTIFUL NEW MUSIC FOR Pr
ROLD l. MURRAY, III Broad Street,
One Faithful Friend l2ac
Little Songs for Little Children, by L. Bishop Pc.
Deal Gently with the Motherless, by Leslie 225c.
Ellen Way by Christy's Minstrels, pic.
Oh Call Ne Home Again, Vincent, 25c.
The Syrian Exile, by Hauser Family, PC
Lilly Dale, 25c.
Priina Donna Waltz, by Julien, Soc.
Salutation TO the Sunny South $50.
The Budget-a series of beautiful RedOwas, Walt
yes. PoIkas &C.. intended as agreeable Lessons for
Young ladies, by Englebright each l2ac.
They have on hand all the Instruction Books, En-
ercises Studies &C.. that are used. DC "
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tY- BATHS, BATHS, bATHS.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotei-entrance on 18th street
Single Bath Is cents, five tickets for vi. OCT
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CECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS

SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
~ AT REDUCED PRICES.-We are just in re-
ceipt Of .,,
26O wards of plain colored and Glsce Silks at pri-
ces ranging from c7 81 % per yard, worth from
81 % 70 Sl.75.
ALSO.
Elegant rich Plaid and Brocade Silks
Atwood Paris printed De LANES al 81! cents per
ward. worth Is cents.
Printe ed Csshneres, at a cts. worth 81
Misses inest quality Kid Gloves, al! colors, and
white at 37!c per piir
talloon's pointed and plain Velvet Trimmings.
Cloth aud Velvet Cloahs handsome veriefy, at al!
4 full assortment of Ladies' and Misses Caters
and Shoes-at iow er prices than ever.
For good bargains, cali at the store OF
HART \ MOSES,
o,ao 6S Main Street.
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THOMAS w. KEESEE, ArcTIoNEER,
(offce with Geo. J. Sumner, No 20 Pearl street. viii
CHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
oc7-dlm
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tV~ JOB AND CARD PRINTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street. has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, well every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens
CF@ Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc S-dtf
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" ROPER MURRAY, UNDERTAKINGS
Governor street. between Main and franklin
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EOR SALE, ON CONSEQUENTIAL
IL small lot of Virginia cured HAMS really sweet
and nice; key good LARD, and about 100 pieces
count. y-tanned Russell upper LEATHER and CALF
SKINS, in lots TO suit, by SMITH l. MADDUX,
oc 28-2t* 18th street, Shockoe Building.
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tv@B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. PRACTICES in all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin of his oice)
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquish-
ments of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel on
North side of Main street. Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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EDGEMONT HOUSE.-Very desirable
IL ROOMS can be had at the Edgemont House,
situated on the south side of MAN, between 9th and
It'll streets, for persons visiting the city, and also
for permanent boarders A few day boarders can
also be accommodated oc 20-2w*
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THREE VALUABLEL LOTS ON THE
Il CORNER OF THIRD AND CLAY STREETS,
FOR SALE-Each one of them fronting thirty-one
and third feet Clay, and running back 148 feet
to alley. One of them is improved by we'll
built office, with two For terms, enquire of
DIR. M'CARTY, at the Edgemont House.
or29-6rI
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tg@ COOKE BROTHERS l. CO., GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS San Francisco.

JOSEPH J. COOKE Il CO., NO. IL, Greenwich
street, New York.
Agents for the purchase and shipment of MER-
CHANDISE for the California and Oregon Markeb.
JOSEPH }. COOKE. JOHN H. WILLIAMS.
GEO. LEWIS COOKE au lS-Sm
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HONEY SOAP-The real English arti-
Il Gle. which will not chop the skin. For sale by
DC 2 BENNETT { BEERS, Druggists.
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TODFISH, Mackerel, Lard, Cheese, bs-
90 sS"' So DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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"INDOW CLASSIC boxes I0xl2, 30
w do sxIo, sbls Putty, iuss received ana for
sale nv A. BODEhER,
oc q No. 10 MaD street.
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BUCKINGHAM PfPES.-A large sap
Id nIy inst received aud for sale low Also, asap-
ply OF Common aud Fine Chsls Pipes -
f'' " JAS. ID. b. EVANS,
on Ne 1T West Msip -.
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R Husba nds, wives, Daughfers-The
Great Restorative and Invigorator! HAMPToN's W.
GETABLE TIScTuRE. Extract from James Harris,
Esqs, letter. Alexandria va.-Afer speaking OF won
derful cures hin self he says: Mrs II. has been
suffering with the liver complaint and from feelings
of inability constantly complaining with eakness
through her whole system SIZE enjoys better
health than she has for thirty years. being entirely
stored by the of Hamptons Vegetable Tincture
Grimes, Esq, Loudoun Co, Va--Extract from lis
letter: my wife has been for years afflicted with
great weakness; pain IN the breast side and back
aptation OF she heart; feebleness OF the nervous
system; loss of appette complexion saow; the sight
OF one eye almost gone the ether very weak | am
10 perfect health. Her eyes good now as ever
| they were
We have certificates from Hon II CLAY Hon NJ
johnson. Vice President OF the Uaited States from
officers Of the Navy, from the State Department
at Washington, from the brother TO the Physiear 81
the Emperor of France, with hundreds OF our he,
known citizens, all attests the great virtues Of Ills
Tineture " SAa1
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture by IL. mild .s,;o,
on the stomach, liver and the kidneys Will eurs ~.
pepsia, cough asthma. bronchial and lung aeetiag
pains IN the back, side and breast consupton sc-a
iuia rheumatism, govt, neuralgia, fstula pies bocl
complaints worms, nervous deaiIitY-,yith All as
eases arising from impure blood and is the sreafs,
female medicine ever known Ae sseascs'
oa and GET pamphlets gratis, and see certificate Of
For sale by Q. A sTREcKER. Main .t,sa. p,..
COOKE FredsricEsbars: MoE ssisS vi Dssacr
BRAY, Baltimore and 5o4 Broad ssav NA,v NV wv
Ss' ssAs4s"s' nh 4-ts
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HEERICo COUNTY CoURT.-T'his court, dur
ing the last three days, has transacted large
amount of civil business and disposed ofmany
petty cases of misdemeanor. Woodson Viii.
lock, tried on the charge of unlawfully beating
a slave, named Jerry, was found not guilty and
discharged. The case of VIM. Scott, Jr., was
continued until the next term. The cases of
Sally Hogg, John Johnson, Oliver A. Hobson,
Samuel Hobson, Thos Dodson, Rebt. Jordan
and Mary Pollard, for good and sufficient rea-
sons, were dismissed. Dudley Gilman, Henry
Huffman, and woman named Keziah Scott,
were severally fred for digging holes in roads.
Two presentments against Henry Trimming,
and one against Ernest Porternig, were con.
tinued until the next term. Bernard Aiken, in
dicted for misdemeanor, was tried, but the iury
being unable to :agree upon the verdict, were
discharged from custody, and the case was
continued TO the next term. The case of Lot
Highly was continued. Frances Casella was
fined for violation of a county law. A pre-
sentiment against Robert ]. A. Smith was tried
but the jury being unable to agree upon a
verdict, were adjourned over until to-day. The
court then adjourned over until 10 o'clock this
morning.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

s.rurday's Enquirer prominently quotes .ns
1.u.~;nc anecdote of Gen. Pierce; he
,r.bbers for the great Pacific RAILROAD "e.e
80 10 draw from him some expression Ia
-. 70 the measure; but he answered tna'
!. h.d been elected President OF the United
s.s,a.-not of railroad company
TT. 7;u.s is warmly supporting the Agri'
-, society of the State. and urging
.s"Is.;.lature to appropriate $4,000 or $50,
"no - "a aid. A State which is appropriate.
millions to internal improvements, might
:, sussests. appropriate that much to encour-
are productio
letter from Washington in the Times says
that Gen. Cass has written strong letter to
,be Secretary of the Interior, asking that John
Wilson. Commissioner Of the Land Office, be
retained in his post.
The Republican says there are large num-
.., If Congressmen still about Washington
." majority of the Democratic members still
remaining there to help their friends" Itgoes
into arithmetic to shew how President Pierce
NAV be annoyed by the vast number of office
hunters that are in Washington: "The bu-
since hours each day are from to 3-that is
,us, $50 minutes. Give Eve minutes to each OF
the 5000 patriots, and he would be required to
devote SO consecutive hours TO listening to
claims for preferment, and giving promises OF
q fair consideration"
The Wing, quoting the Southside Demo-
era, with regard to the number OF office seek
e,s that are besieging the public buildings in
Washington, pronounces it nice commentary
nv . Democrat on the avidity with which his
own party hunts after the spoils." Arguing
from this example, it goes on to say that the
people may now see that the boosted prln-
ciples of Democracy amount 10 nothing more
or less than the leaves and fshes."
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THE MADIAIS SENTENCED.

The Italian Tribunal, before which the cases
of francesca and Rosa Madiai have been so
long under consideration, has condemned the
former to fifty months Imprisonment al hard
labor, and the latter TO forty-fve months i'm
prsonment, and to fine of 800 livres-and at
the expiration of their punishment TO three
years surveillance by the Police.
The Court set forth at length the ground
upon which its sentence is based. 1t is simply
the "crme" of Proselytism. francesca and
Rosa Madiai, born and brought up in the Ca
tholic religion, are accused of having been IN
duced to abandon it. francesca, availing him.
self of the lessons in the French language
which he gave to young man of 1G, is charged
with having endeavored, though without sue
cess, 10 detach him from the Catholic religion,
and to have given him prohibited copy OF the
Bible N French and in ItaliaE-and with has-
ing made 10 other persons proposals tending
to show the superiority of The religion called
Evangelical to the Catholic religion, counsel
ling such persons not TO hear the priests, re-
proving the worship of the Virgin Mary and of
the Saints as an idolatry, end especially turn
ing into cersion the custom of burning tapers
before the image of the Virgin-rejeciing the
doctrine of the Real Presence in the consecra
ted Host, characterising as an insult towards
God intercession by the Virgin and Saints, re-
jecting the authority of the Pope, saying that
in the sacrament OF the Communion, the tran
substantiation of bread and wine is not true
and that Confession is useless, because it is
made to man and not to God.
There is charge made against both Fran
cesco and ROSA, of having induced young
girl of twenty, who was in their service, tt
abandon her religion, by teaching her TO read
SO that she might understand the books which,
they gave her, such as the Bible translated oJ
Diodati, and the Book of Common Prayer
printed in London by the Society, for the Dll
fusion of the Christian Doctrine, in which
it said that Purgatory and the worship
Images are ridiculous inventions.
With reference to the defence set up oy IN
accused, based on the pleas of liberty OF con
science and religious toleration' the CouI. OK
pressed the somewhat jesuiticnl OPINION ina
the first of these is not attacked wheh CIT
zens are called to answer for their e4terhs
acts, and that the second is protected instea
of being violated, when one preserves ahothe
from the danger of seduction and ABANDON
ment of her religion.
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CONTINUED Two boys, named Geo. Car
ter, Jr., and Robert Buich, were brought be-
fore the Senior Alderman, on Saturday, by Of
Gcer Tyler, to answer the charge of throwing
rocks at the shop of VIM. A. Jordan, black
smith, located on Leigh street, near Brooke
Avenue, on the 10th inst, and striking a smith
there employed with pole, ipjuring him so
severely that he had been compelled to cease
work. Owing to the absence Unnecessary wit.
nesses, the case was continued until to-day.
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R City Guager.-Toth the potcrs of the Gig
Of Richmond AT the reguest OF large number
u friends, and In accordance with y own &C.
sires, | hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of City Gusger. Should IL be the pleas.
ure OF my fellow citizens to confer the efice on
me, promise TO devote my individual attention to
the duties thereof, and every exerlion 10 give
universal Satisfaction. Very respectfully yours,
mh 9-lm~ SAMPSON JuNES
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The SOUTHERN ECLECTIC.-This is the ii.
tie Of a new periodical, just published. 1t is
composed chiefly of selections from the best
Journals of Europe, and it is conducted by J. H
FIFTEEN, Esq. tits published at Augusta, Ga,
at So per annum in advance. The present
number contains 80 pages. We regard it one
of the most deserving enterprises in the South
and we trust it will be literally sustained
The selections and the execution OF the wor k
are worthy of very high praise. The South
can find nothing better in its line, and should
not let such an admirable specimen of Southern
art and energy go unrequited.
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slIEIl.

At the fesidence Of his father, on Saturday morn
ing, l2,h inst, CHARLES HELL. eldest child OF
Benjamin C. and Susan E. Gray, aged fveyears and
five days.
MILES, wife Humphrey B. Miles. The friends and
acquaintance of the family and those of her broth
er, Mr. James l.. Eye, are requested to attend her
funeral from st. Johns Church, this evening, at 3
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THE IMPERIAL CLERGY If the Enn...
of Fraace is not religious man. II vii ~.
for want OF spiritual advisers" as h;s aoa i DC
siastical household consists of the R;shan eie =
Nancy, first chaplain; the Able Tima,cha ~, y
of Ham, with title of Bishop in nors;s suas
second chaplain II. Dalalle, grant x;ss. .
the chaplain NJ. Mullors, FIRST chans1n;n y
versini. second ditto; III. Liabeuf, Ih,fd d;,so
and M. LANES, fourth ditto. 1'''0
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New OMNIBUsEs.-On Saturday two new
and splendid omnibuses, manufac tured AZ a
cost of $500 each. by John Stephenson, of New
York city, for the proprietor of the American
Hotel, arrived in the steamer from New York.
and were promptly put in active service. One
not accustomed to such beautiful conveyances.
would be apt to mistake them for state earr;a
ges designed to transport the immaculate
forms Of our highest official dignilaries.
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A VERY REMARKABLE ENTERPRIsE.-An
enterprise we heard talked of some months ago
in New York, has assumed more tangible
form. The inventor is Mr.. p. o Neil, of South
Brook lyn. He has made drawings and estimates,
1t is rather too stupendcus, however, even Tor
New York. we suppose. and for this day ofex.
travagance and magnifcence. We state it,
however, to shew the boldness of the age in
planning and scheming. MIR. O'Neil proposes
to erect two rows of iron pillars in Broadway,
New York, the whole length of the street, to
support a double track railroad, eighteen feet
nbove the pavement, with promenade each
side of it, on a level with the second story
permitting communications TO be made with
ranges of stores in that story. The distance
of the rows Of supporting pillars from each
other is forty feet, and the pillars are twelve
and a half feet apart, each pillar forming con-
ductor Tor surface water TO the sewer under
meath the pavement. 1t is proposed to lay the
track Of the railroad on plank over cast iron
tervening spaces with glass, protected by
perforated cast iron. Opposite the middle Of
each block double flight of steps lead to the
| road and promenade above; and it is proposed
| to attach the street lamps and telegraph posts
to the supporting pillars at convenient distances.
This plan would give New York a tangible
upper-tendom, or some sort of upper-dom. -
| The population there would not be hurt by
| elevation.
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THEATRE.-We are happy to see that the talented
Rousse,t Sisters engaged at our theatre. All
speak well OF them. We clipp the following from
Washington paper:
NATIONAL THEATRE-The Rousset Sisters have
been attracting very good houses at this establish.
ment during the past week. They are very sgreea.
bic and fascinating dancers, and have given great
satisfaction, being far better troupe, than the
French and Spanish dancers.
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SALE.-Oa Saturday last, MIR. R. A. Mayo
sold at public auction, the lot on which stands
the venerable building formerly known as the
Globe Hotel. for the sum of twelve thousand,
five hundred and sixty dollars. The lot was
purchased by w. Goddin, for Messrs. Kent,
Paine g. Kent who, we understand, intend
erecting a magnificent store upon it, thereby
adding handsome ornament to our famous
thoroughfare, Main street.
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Y Mr.JoKN CRuMPEc KER, an aged and
highly respectable citizen of Missouri, who
moved to that State few years ago, from Bed
ford county, in this State, met his death a few
days since 10 that county, where he was on a
visit TO his friends. The horse he rode came
to house in the neighborhood at night. The
next morning ne was found nearly de ad in the
road, and so frozen by the cold thar he could
give no account of what had happened. He
died soon after he was found.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding.
Forms and faces long since mouidinga
MouLsoN can take, with orief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, hie-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from al
by distance or DEATH who would not prize and de-
sire TO possess A clear. rich toned, durable Da.
guerreotype Is an object rarely seen. But MOUL'
SONS Pictures Withstand the test OF time, and are
pronounced By the highest authority, unsurpassed
ON either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fne Portraits ID only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
Strangers and citizens Are cordially invited to
call and examine spec,mens
observe the name and number-M0ULS0N'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. ie
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FINANCE IN New YoRK.-The financial
commentators are noticing a recent occurrence
n New York among the Banks; and drawing
from if an illustration of the condition OF
things which it is feared may ultimately in
lnce monetary troubles. One of the larger
slasses of Banks was protested by another
Of the same calibre, for not having gold where
with ~ nav its balances. Ii was not pretended
,hs, the want of gold betokened the bankrupt
CIV of the protested institution for neighbor-
ing institutions very promptly granted it the
.ss;s,ance it needed, upon the security of a
corresponding amount of its bills receivable.
Ru. the circumstance is nevertheless re.
markable in the face of the immense importa-
lions of gold into this country. 1t shows that
in the condition of prosperity and unlimited
confidence that prevails in the merca ntile world
Of New York-which is the great controller
of financial afiairs-business has been enor.
mously extended, and loans equally So
The Bank above alluded TO had in its posses
sion vast amount of business paper, " lille its
specie basis was very low. In this time Of
prosperity, OF course that business paper is
easily convertible but had there been slight
disturbance SO as to prejudice commercial con-
fdence, the Bank would have either been com
PEELED TO suspend or submit to an enormous
sacrifice to maintain its ground among the sol.
vent institutions. Such an exigency in its at.
fairs would have been followed by like ext
gencies in the affairs OF others; tor being ad
miiied to be solvent institution, itcan hardly
be alone in the policy j, has pursued.
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1TO The Voters OF the City of Rich
Inohu.-by r. quest OF many irien9s, l announce
bic OF the City. In otering myself candidate,
can only promise that should it be your pleasure
10 elect me- | shall discharge the duties of said
Office punctuRlly and with dispatch.
NH S-dtd J. y. B. TTESLEY,
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q A man named Armstrong, from Rocky
Mount Edgecomb county, has been pretend
ing 10 conduct business for some Tim. in Nor.
folk, apder peculiar circumstances. l., nov
ascertained that he is indicted in Edgecomb
county as accessory TO the murder of A.
Hunt, a negro nader, some Is months since !
He disappeared from Norfolk before mi. s..,
was known. He succeeded in pass;na oT !.
forged note to hr. Sharp, of Her,fo,d .o,,n
ty, N. c. The note was for $500. and ,hs
swindlsr go, an advance of $500 upon i, Tia
last known of his whereabouts he was in Ma 81
county, N. C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14

FINED.-Thomas Griffin was on Saturday
fined ST. and costs for the misdemeanor of a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14

Il The correspondent of the London News
writing from Washington, says-"There is no
small spot on which more bare faced corrup.
ton grows, and prospers faster, than at Wash
ington." Did you ever! Oh, that such
nice, v.rtuous place as Washington should be
SO libelled and that by an Englishman.
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F A CARD.-Gratefal 20 ny fellow citi-
zens for their good feeling heretofore manifested
towards me, respectfully announce lnyaef
didate fer reelection to the ofica of High Gem
stable. BEVERLEY BLAIR.
NIB
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rJokn 9. Caskie has resumed the practice
of inc law and will practice in the Courts held ia
the City OF Richmond. Office on 18Th street, be.
tween Main and Franklin SITS ma l4-2t