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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-13
CONGREss-sATURDAY

SENATE.-Mr. Sumner presented the credeutial,
of Hon. Henry Wilson, elected by the leaislstnr.
of Massachusetts to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of the Hon Edward Everett !. .nS
The Chair laid before the Senate several com
| munications from the Secretaries Of the Interior
War. and Treasury; which were severaly ordered
| to be printed.
lutions of the legislature of Wisconsin against any
extension of the time required by the existing pa.
turalixatfon laws which were laid on the table
and ordered to bepriuted.
Alter the usual morning business, the Senate
proceeded TO the consideration of the bill making
appropriations for the Improvement of the harbors
on Lakes Ontario, Erie, St Clair, Huron, Superior
and Michigan which was debated by Messrs
stuart Hunter, Wade, Bell, Clayton, Bayard, Sc
ward kusk, and Others at some length: after which
1t was recommitted to the Committee on Com.
merce, with instructions for that committee TO re.
port back with specific appropriations for the sew
era harbors and other works on the lakes mention.
90 10 one Dill .or which in their judgment appro
After passing the bill from the House of Repre-
sentatives to divide the State Of Illinois Into two
Judicial districts the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF Observation-Disclosures Speaker laid
oeiore the House communication from the Presi.
dent OF the United States, made In answer to the
resolution of the House calling for information and
correspondence relative to the treaty between the
UniIeo states and Spain guarantying to American
cit1ens residing in Spanish colonies the right of
riai to enable them to collect their dues, stating
that the information called for had already been
printed. y 70
Inc Senate bill authorizing the construction of
iour revenue cutters. after having it's second sec.
cd. ~ AN AAN Pos"
On motion of MIR. Edgeron, the House then went
into committee on the private calendar, and pro.
ceedsd to the consideration of the bill extending
the patent OF Moore Il Hascall for reapine and
moving machines. which was discussed by Messrs
fraey, Stuart, of Michigan, Bridges, and others
ior 1t, and Messrs. Orr, Benton, Goode, Lyon, and
others sgainst It, The committee then rose. and
after killing the bill by vote of 96 yeas to "a nays
the House adjourned
During the week ending February 4th, there
were l57 interments in New Orleans
lhe amount OF the public debt redeemed during
the week ending Feh. TO- was $50OJO
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The ECONOMICAL LANDLADY:-One day when
butter was scarce and high, Mrs Virgins hit upon
the economical plan of spreading with her own eco.
nomical hands the butter upon the allowance of
bread she dotted out to her boarders-merey to save
trouble Mr.. Jordan came home to tea rather late
on The first evening of this new dodge, sat down in
presence of all the other hoarders and received a
slice from Mrs. Virgins, who had gone through
the ceremony of buttering it before his eyes, Mr..
Jordan eyed the bread iuquisitivey, and began to
turn it from side TO side, and scrunze 1t closely
through his spectaces. WHATS the matter with
your bread and butter ." demanded Mrs Virgins
g Nothing -nothing-nothing," said Mr.. Jordan,
still turning the piece over, and perssting In his
scrutiny. "I'm positive. Mr.. Jordan. that you do
see something Now, want" said Mrs. Wiggins,
her face becoming flushed with excitement, 81 want
my boarders to tell right out when their vi;tles
doesn't suite Now Mr.. Jordan, what is itP' Mr.
Jordan laid down the slice upon his plate, raised
his spectacles to his forehead, and replied, with
great deliberation Mrs Virgins therei is nothing
the matter with the bread, assure you-but, Mrs.
Virgins 4" and here Mr.. Jordan glanced mischiev-
ousIy down the vista of attentive faces 81 have lived
in this world eight and forty years, and find my
self this evening such simpleton, that can't tell
for my life which side ofmy bread is butered.''
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PENNSYLVANIA SENATORIAL CONTEST In the
American caucus at Harrisburg, last Friday night
Hon. Simon Cameron was nominated for the U. S
Senate telegraphic despatch says:
|. appears there quite an exciting time In the
American caucus. On the fifth ballot Cameron
had As votes, and there were 46 votes scattering,
there being one ballot cast more than there were
voters present. which caused much excitement
On the sixth ballot Cameron had 49, Curtin 46,
and one vote scattering. The fraudulent ballot
defeating Curtins nomination, another now en-
sued, and many of the members bolted On the
seventh ballot Cameron had "A, Curtin IL, and
Fuller 2, quite number having left. Those who
remained then passed resolution declaring the
nomination unanimous. A row Is anticipated Oh
Tuesday, when the House meets for an election.
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We seldom recommend manufactured
medicine, believing that, in most cases, nature her.
self perfects cure more rapidly and efectuay than
of medical science But in the matter of dyspepsia,
there chronic features about it hch very often
defy ell the efforts of nature to create healthy
On Of the digeAtive organs and it not unfe quently
happens that thousands suffer for years. diseased both
in body and mind, from indigestion and its kindre d
lis. To such, Hoofand's German Bitters prepares
BY DR.. C. nj. Jackson, truly most valuable pre-
paation. Ii il tonic medicine. giving healthy
ton to the stomach, and will be foupd highly ssr-
vicesble at ali seasons, but especially during the
spring Dyspepsia only be cured by patient
perseverance, in of treatmenti and to all
those suffering under this sad uialady, would re-
commend an application to the depot of Hoofland's
German Bitters. 1870 Arch street, Philadelphia -
PhIiddelphia Ingviyer.
Agents for this city-Messrs PURCELL, LADD &
CO., and BENNETT l. BEERS Druggists.
fe 5-d2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JNo. W. WRIcHT n Co. are prepared
to receive 81 tiuds OF Pred and Merchandise on
Storage, ct their Warehouse on the Dosk on az res
sauable terms as IL can be taken In the city
fe l9-Sm
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1 EATHER BELTING.-

1 EATHER BELTING.-The subscri-
- bers, Agents for the manufacturers have in
store an assortment of Patent Stretched and Riveted
Oak LEATHER Betting. of superior quality and
most approve manufacture. We will keep constantly
on hand assortment of the various widths, from /
TO "a inches. For sale at manufacturers' prices.
ALSO-Lace Leather of best quality.
Orders from owners of Mills and manu- featuring es-
tshlshments attended to promptly.
fe WINSTON & POWERS
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To THE PuBIIo.-Ihe number of irre-
medable evils caused by the use of "hsr tonics ma
rsded before the public in the newspapers suggests
20 the manufacturer of the celebrated FIETcHEE,s
HAIR Tonic the pTopfiety of cautioning the public
ssalnst all articles OF the sort unless properly
His own practical experience with the hair satisfies
him of the great utility of the Fletcher Hair Tonic
and the very great danger OF using any other with
out being fully aware of its chemical properties IL
is melancholy indeed to the most beautiful of ma
tures crusment dried, shrveled and wasted ayyav nv
the improper use Of articles called "Hair Tonicn
The genuine FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic is sold hv
Bennett Beers, A. Duvsl John IL. lair Thomas
d Taylor Broad st, and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer.
No charge for trial. JOHN JOHNSON.
HAIR CUTTING.-Citizens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the Anne erican Hotel, en-
trance on llth street.
n. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had al
sil hours. Single Bath 25c, or Tickets for 81
no
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THOMAS W. KEEsEE.


Office with GEo. J. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl st
VIII attend TO the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve
ry description of fMERCHNDfZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, SO.
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"a AsAANS AshSAICs L Oh 1000,
81 &A WILL commence on
&9&9k On the first TUESDAY in
&S MAY, and continue for FIVE
lsr DAY-A sweepstsEe for s.years old Colts and
Eilleys $500 entrance, half forfeit and closed with
the following entries:
w. II. Gibbin names ch. f. Miss Julia bv INN
Glencoe. out of Sally Ward - '
T.. r Hare names oh. c. by Tallyho, dam by Trustee
!s bowie Hall names gr C. Union, by Register,
J T; boswell nsmes b. +. by Revenue, out of
C.dreen names ch. c. by Bslshazzar dam by Glen.
J;Bslcher names ch c. by John Blunt, out of Peg
j. Be!cher also names b. c. by zingaree. dam by
Thos. g. Moore names brown colt by Glencoe, out
OF Lidyhsmett mares also sorrel colt by Yorkshire
J. Tally and A. Cheatham name b. by Tallyho,
J. Tally and A. Chsstham also name oh. I. by Tai.
Sd pnaa9YP5opsist0 oI T. Purse 500 mile heats
9TH DAY.-A match race for $1,000 aside, mile
. James Tallsy and A. Chsatham names sr by
David MCDANIEL names his BIC by Hawkins Pram.
SANE DAY1A sweepstase for years old Colts
and closed with the following entries:
Dr. A. Crump names b. f. BY Childs Harold. out of
D. w. Haxall names b. c. by Childe Harold, out
of Priam mare. = =
8. C. Macon names b. c. by Tallyho, dam by Paris
DR.. r. H. Cabell names b. o. by Zingaree, dam by
imp. Priam.
The following Stakes are new proposed to be run
at the Spring meeting:
l: Swespstake for years old $500 entrance, half
forfeit. mile heats or more to make race-to be
run on the first day of the meeting, to name and
close the lst day of March.
2 Sweepstake for years old Colts and Filleys-
to be run on the 4th day of the meeting-S200 en-
trance half forfet-Sor or more to make race to name
and close as abeve-mile heats.
8. Post Stake, to be run over the Fairfield Course
the last day of the Fall meeting of 1885, with Colts
and Fileys, then years old mile heats $500 en-
trance, p. p, or more to make race, to close ON
the 1st day of March next
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SrsBLERs good medicines" are recon-.
uendsd he public with the assurauc that nothing
claimed fer them but what they really po.sess.-
The curative properties of srABLER's ANopyNr
CHEERY ENPss ToRaNT have been certif, d to in
hundreds of cases, where il has been beneficial in
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma Bronchitis and
diseases Of the lungs and throat generally The d.
AERHus CoRpIAL is also known TO have cured hun
deds of Of those serious diseases of the bosI
which 81 often prove fatal. Indeed, in regard to
both medicines trial OF their merits by the atlliot
Sre no better medicines in use
~ See descriptive pamphIets, to be had gratis OF
the Agents. "
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SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material.
(RAcs, RoPEs, BACGtNG, &c } South Franklin At
doors West of OLD Ma,ket buys small a. well as
large lots. fe q-d,m
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JOHN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
for the Circuit of the United States, the Circuit
Court for the County of Henrico and of the County
Court of Henrico.
Until suitable rooms can be obtained, his office will
bs at the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
County Of Henrco
Office hours for the present, from A. NJ. to 9
O'Clock P. M. ia s2-Im
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Proceedings have been commenced against ths
Spanish Consul, at New York-damages laid a
$4,000 for an assault and battery on the youns
Cuban, Hernandez, in the late attempt to remove
him to Cuba. Carnobeli, the agent whe acted ii
the affair, has been arrested for the same offence
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REMOyAL.-Ihe Office of the RICHm0ND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed TO the second
Story of the Building of Main and tn sts.-
gY Entrance Ilth street.
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU.
RANGES will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting of their ability to comply with
their obligations, they take pleasure ia referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which il has been transacted.
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JEo. III. ROSHER, Secretary. ia Is
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An ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

XA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY By the ''Al.
bert Gsatin," Guy Mannering," al Isaac Wright ~
and steamers "Atantic" and "City of Manchester
am receiving and opening large and varied assort-
ment Of Hsrd ware and Cutlery.
These Goods were ordered long enough to give my
agents ample time TO get them up carefully and on
the most favorable terms: all of which have been
purchased for cash. dsily looking for the "Ros-
ciGs' and other packets from Liverpool, with the
balance OF my Goods, which will complete my stock
therefore most respectfully invite my friends and
customers and the public generally, to call ON me
ana examine the finest assortment Of Hardware and
Sutery have ever had the pleasure TO present to
them for their use and accommodation
THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer in Hardware and Cutlery,
fe No G5 Main st
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JNo. H. BosHER. Secretary. is

MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. JOHN L. HARD
GROVE having recommended the practice of M edi-
cine Offers his professional services to the public.
q Office on franklin street nearly opposite Fri.
ni'y Church, formerly occupied by Or. Parker.
10 I'm
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LARUs & SHINE, AuctiOneers aad Com
mission Merchants will attend to al sales of Real
and Personal Estate stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceries Boots and Shoes, House Furniture. &C. &c
oc lS-ts JAMES N. SHLNE. 2. C. LAKus.
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The Mobile papers of Tuesday have been receiv-
ed The weather is stated to be unusually severe
At Columbus and Aberdeen, Mississippi, they have
experienced unprecedented snow-storms.
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DEATH FROM INTEMPERANcE.-Alexand Bae,
a liquor dealer In Piitsburg, OF very Incorporate
and eccentric habits locked himself In his room at
his lodgings while craEed with drink and remain
ing there several days, the neghbors broke open
the place and found him dead and nearly naked.
He had apparently died from cold, hunger and in-
temperance: He was about sixty years ct age and
philadelphia North american.
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FATAL REsULT-Mr. w. r. Giles, who was ac-
cidentally shot in Baltimore, last Friday, by Thos
Everett, died on Saturday morning Everett was
released on bail
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BLooDED HoRsEs SOLD AT AUcTIoN-The
Charleston Standard notices the sale of the fol-
lowing horses at auction, which took place ON Fri
day last:
Ellen Evans S400; John Hopkins $240; Nat Blick
81 500; Garret Davis $3.50; Shark Colt 1925.
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The LATE MEXICAN CoNsuL.-The Supreme
Court OF New York has refused to discharge Senior
Arangois, the late Mexican Consul but has reduced
his bail to $40 600
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The section of country about Columbia, s. c.,
visited on Thursday last by storm of rain,
hail, thunder and lightning. The elements seem
TO have united, this year, to changed the regular
order of things A thunder storm in February is
quite SINGULAR
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
BY J. A. COWARDlN.

The DAILY DISPATCH Ia served TO subscribers
at SIX AND QUARTER CENTS srsR wEEK, payable TO
the Carrier weekly Price fer mailing, Sas year in
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued every Fri.
day and m allied to subscribers At 81 per anuum.
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The Pittsburgh Journal corrects the story that
"l7445 persons have been relieved at the soup
houses" in that city Since the opening Of the soup
houses there have been 4 l67 applicants who, with
their families number $4,000 persons. Most of the
applicauts are foreigners.
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P. H. AYLETT, Attorney at Law, No. lis
Main street. Richmond, Va. practices in all the
Courts held in the City of Richmond and in the
counties Of Henrico, Hanover and King William
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E'OR STORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD
CO.'S Warehouses, Corner 10th and Dock SITS
storage Tor Cotton Coffee Flour Wheat Sugar, Mo-
asses os, Metals Hay, Lime and every description
vi heichandze. These first class Stores and in.
sure al the lowest rates Vessels of the largest size
san discharge in front Of the Store City Weisher
sne M sasarer constantly in attendance.
For Storage apply TO
Ial2 n n RpInHpCpn ~o
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HARVEY, WOOD & Co,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MrReHaNTs

NO. 81 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND, d,
A RE receiving their stock of Groceries
"A for the spring trade, embracing in part
New Orleans Sugar 1-'sy Il
Stusrts conee sugars se5a't
Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sugars ,sf5ss
LaguayTa, Rio and Java Coffee
New Orlesps Sugar House Molassss
Daugherty 4 Woods Syrup
Lot prime new Glover Seed
Tallow and Adamantins Candies 50.
Brown and Fancy Soaps
Cut and Wrought Nails -
IanIerf and Machine Oils
Sole. Harness and Russst Leather
Imperial 0unpowder and Black Teas
Window Glaas Of different sizes
Bacon and Lard; Iron and Steel
Sait Shot; Powder Horse Shoes
Cotton Yarns, kc.. &C. fas
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Judge Worrsll, of Muscogee county, Georgia,
thus charged jury lately, to the great dismay Of
rowdies, bullies, and assassins:
THE object of the law is not revenge, but to de.
ter others from the commission of crime Until the
administration of my immediate predecessor, the
practice OF the court in thu circuit has been to adj
minister the law as far as practicable, in favor OF
the guilty. This practice is at end. l am deter.
mined that, for the next four years, the law shall
be terror to evil-doers Hitherto life and proper.
ty have been insecure. 1t Is now time honest men
should be protected In their rights
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r. C h NJ 0kD, VA,
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS 10,
SPIRIT OFTHE EpRESS.

The Whig copies portion of the debate tha,
took place In the New York Legislature upon the
question of Sewards recollection to the Senate, and
saysit proves concusively that the Know Nothing
Councils of New York used almost superhuman
exertions to defeat the election of the great arch.
traitor. 1t shows thasthe deed was accomplished
by the treachery of certain men who "perjur cd
and sold themselves, and outrsgeously deceived
and defrauded those who elected them" The
Wing declares that it will fight the battle out and
says:
We ask no favors, apd shall shun no responsible
ties If men will raise the whirlwiud, they mus,
ride the storm: We hate, we contemn, we despise,
we defy abolitionism in all its Protean shapes and
forms. But the truth shall come-justice shall be
done, as far as in us lies though the heavens fall
And during the fight, we shall constantly hold up
the mirror to political knaves, and bid them do
their worst.
The Penny Posi- aliudes to an article in Satur-
days Enquirer wherein it was intlmated that some
papers had espoused the Know Nothing cause to
prolong precarious existence. As there were
no exceptions made the Post denies ''the base im-
peachment' and hurlsit back with scorn to the
source whence it originated. We copy the conclu-
sion of the article
Even, however, we're this charge true, we should
esteem 1t more creditabe thus to seine fortune at
us HOOD, and win success by art and trickery than
live, like some Journals wot of pensioners on
the dead" for fame and fortune.
The Enquirer has another warning to the
South, " in the shape of article copied trorn
Northern paper which says establishes the fact of
an instructive sympathy and political alliance be-
tween Anti Slavery, Know nottingham, and the
so-called Temperance" agitation.
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A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIZ
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, 10
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBUR0, ke., &c., ke.-aaving effected arrange
ments with the U. 8. mail line Of ste sners from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors sxcIAL ExpaEss
PRIvILEGEs on that route, We are now prepared 10
receive and forward, to and from New York, NER-
CHANDlSE and PACKAGES Of every dsseriptios
with dispatch and ct greatly reduced rates.
Our Express viii leave New York every Wsdnss-
day and Saturday per splendid stesmsY KOANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately Goods win IS r..
eeived at our New York ONCE. 50 Broadway, until =
o'clock, p. NJ, on the day Of sailing.
Merchants aud others ordering goods from Nsu
YoIi, are Ieauessed g order by adams cO's
Our inland Express win run - hefetofgs, lssvine
New York and Richmond daily IN charge Of special
messengers All Goods nos marked 70 Eo va the IN.
land rosts, Win b Forwarded b :hs .ssnsr 81 Es'
IL. ncDoNouGH. Assst Riehncaa
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor.
folk. Petsrsburs and Rishmend. intsndsd for ship
msnt per stsamen koaneke er Jsmsstcwn, wl
| hereafter Be rsoaivsA By ADAMS CO., So Broad
vny Who ere the only authorized agents. tor Expree
| rriviaeaes 81 those stsAmshipe.
jssn . Broadway New Yofh.
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SPRING RACES.

The amount OF the public debt redeemed iurin,
the week ending Feb. 10, was $50,O5O.
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Sn DOLLARS REWARD-Ran ,way

.lV1 DOLLAho NE hEIWARU.-R6n away
C from the subscribers, about the goth of No.
seMoer last. negro girl named ELvIRA Said ne-
osH Ii about lS years DID, feet to INCHES hiah:
SstA com plexion stout made; with full round face
aI one formerly belonged TO DR.. snelngs on Church
nuit and was sold by N. B. Hill on the 10th of No.
sUstubef last Said girl was hired to Mrs Hale, ON
Main street, last year ND to the 18th Of Nousmhsr
sne SeaI before she lived with Mr.. Durham on 18th
TTtest She was also once hired out in Rockets =
S so9ve reward will be paid for TIE delivery of
ssd slfl TO at Office in rear of Dckinson 9iIi
q 60 e suctioe house an
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Z. Il. sTABLER L CO, Proprlstors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD Co,

" hoEefhIe Aeents, Richmond,
Aud BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
cut Nirsiais. fs 5-dSsJSt
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VIRGINIA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM Awarded TO
JOHN W. DAVIES.
STONE GLITTER

SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE. i.
RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
- Find patronage during the pest three years. and
beg leave to say that am now prepared 10 furuish
store Fronts. Monuments Tombs. Vaults and st-
work in the Stone. Cutting and Building line
DUAL of Stone and Workmanship not to be eur.
pass North or South. - Z.-..- - s0
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RKNcoNTRK.-In Charleston, on Thursday night
last, rencontre took place between Arthur Conner
and man named Thompson, from Baltimore, and
Connor shot his adversary In the face. Thompson
was badly, and perhaps fatally injured. After the
occurrence, we understand Connor was knocked
down by man called Bill Poole, and would have
been seriously hurt but for the timely arrival of
other parties Connor was arrested, and subse-
Quen,ly ACQUITTED
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