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5. 0AGUERREoTY s.-We have had fre-
quen1 OCCASION to refer to the improvoments In hs
SAG we hnd that 1t would keep busy If We
g. We would ke to do. the frequent sorts Of Mf,
tien at this time to some Of his late piciurs.
% ms gallery will be treat and the friends o. ts
nev. MI. Read and VIM. r: Ritchie. Eco will tind
nesses, which are among hia calecfion ~, IN
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rHR DAILY DISPATCH.
BY ]. A. CowaRDIN

The DAILY DlsPATCR is served to subscribers
M &c sS AND aoARTEs cENTsPER WEEK, payable to
tne CaIfier weesiy Price for mailing. sis year In
The WEEkLY DISPATCH 10 issued every Fri.
dsy, and msiIsdt to subscribers at 81 per annuui
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T. Pc NIB ERTON.

T. Pc b E R. ON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for Cash) the followss
~ lowing Goods
Seine Lines. various len gths and sizes
Cotton Cordage; Bed Cords Leading Lines, all sizes
C1tton Yarns; Cotton Batting, all numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards. all numbers
Dapont's Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes te. a.
English and American Gun Caps
With well selected assortment of GROCERIES
be cold at very small advance. for cash. ia
I AkRABEE'S IMPROVED REFRI-
II GERATOR.-The superior excellence of these
Refigerstors is fully attested by the many
encomiums iavished upon them Having several
getables &c, and being thoroughly ventilated, they
combine advantages not posse ased by others To be
appreci.tsd, they have only to be seen. Gall and
BULKLEY Il CO., Sole Agents,
my lo-1m 137 Main st.
MORE CHEAP GOODS AT GOLD
1vl sMIrS Blue, Green. Lilac, Pink and White
Hdffs at only 10 cts /; lot Ladies' White Hose,
drnbe he els and toes at only l2t cents To get bar
sIa you have only e oIpsmIrs ST. s sos Broad .
CUPERFINE GlNGHAMS at l2 l-2 cts.
~ per yard Received ] casa OF superfne Swiss
S"ssss: S.is.is which zue6sfus s ;s Il '''
pARASoLS AND FANS.-Just receiv-
L ed, large lot Of Psrasols and Fans of every
Isty OF stys and price, to which we call the aften.
~so s Hc. H io.' i rtai M sirs..
RROWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA
~ GiNGER-For nausea, crapps, colics Ne, for
sale bv CHAS. MILL6PAUGH,l "a
roc ~ ,as ssstsa b Druggist.
&PIS. TuRPENTINE.-20 bbls. for sale
~ by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
myi8 DIuggists, 81 Main st
pAINTS. OILS &c.-White Lead Zmc
Il Paint. Farnishes Window Gl.ss. &c., sc. for
sals by esa5b PURCELL, LADD CO., 81
my 10 Drussists, 92 Msin St !
ORANGES AND LEMONS = 80 boxes
" Sicily Lemons. In soood order; Is boxes fresh
Sweet Granger. Jast II cslyed. for sale by -.
ry III LOUIS J. kOssdEeA
poRT WINE-25 bbIs Port Wine Of
superior quality. lsndips this day nd ioy sal. BY
my W .NssaY WM, IAILoh.
WHITE BUFF FVESTS..-Just receiv
w w ed Al Ns.1i2 Msis ctr .st, bsantifu lot o.
White and BaH Msrseijles vests. 4ss..a ! -s
my1 s. HGkChaNT WEIsI6Eh.
M AC,HINE OIL or SUPERIOR
90 PURcELL. LADD CO.,
myB DTu ysists, % Nails q.
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\ NEW DRUG STQRE.rHaains pur

4 NEW DRUG STQRE.-HAFins pur
"a chased the psus Store q the corner 81 4t6 and
Broad streets we erS - N1ll9 entire
new stock VI pkU0e CHEMtcAL4sst te. which
the best hoasss ~ NeFtk 4areaaeoagod to ccm-
eeaad klesrriptione yith the arsstsk eiFs and in
the neAfsst sfyis. ~ stdtst Aem,s1<sa1y o. ocaa-
aussastesiaf tp svssy inslstte ~ asoM b -
= bssas hssa 80 sf ~ - qUel1eS. We shah
sss xIsss ssisF:s. e aes ..ss ~ s sssis o
Dsf -stanA lGsssearss 9esA4 einQrs. -. bssldes
psr general sssestpaent ef prqef; bh st hish ws
bnefto purchasers en- - 1uAsda111ok 1okmsng - they
ess seesfctessh los ele9vhsFe r. ttfsstg -
1 nah 81 TIN S0uf6NhL CD
~ sa sRAsa 90 - uas Azsa .iosa
gxsa4 ze4isssss
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APPROPRIATIONS BY CoNGRKss.--The following
is the recapiiulation of the appropriations made
by the lasf session of tho late congress as IL sp-
pears In the recent dstafsd abatement of the Clerk
Of the House OF Representatives:
ACisH Diplomatic and miscelIsneous SI7, ,a65 929 SO
Army, iortifcationS, Military Acad.
envy. &c la,57l 1876 Ga
Indian department, naval revolu- rs
tionary, and other pensions, 4 453, 536 10
Naval service. l50I2 o9i So
Post Office Department. t...-..... 1906, ,e44 &c
Ocean steam mail service. 3,574.45s So
Texas debt 7,7500oo GO
80 rs = 55as Fzsa at alsl saSsss
~ ~ 2 e7l,574. .357 Go
The second part OF the Clerks abatement Is list
Of theoees created and the salaries pertaining TO
the same. 81 sa g ss.s sss5.s,s
RAIs has fslsn sensraily kad plsntifally In Lou
isisns during tbs past twe weeks. sol
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer In Paper Material
(RAGs, hofEs, BAGGINc. kc.,l South Yrsn kiin q.
doors Wen Of Old Msrlss, buss SMALL y IN -
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LOST CONFERENCE.-The public remember
number of publications made not long aimee, about
young girl named Emma Snow, who was making
a tour Of the North in male dress. A. humane
magistrate OF Buffalo, N. T. attempted to save the
beautiful girl from destruction: ar
He wrote to her father and received In renlv an
strong appeal to rescue the girl from utter min
that the trial was made. She was sent to the
workhouse, and in the meantime was visited bv
the justice, al the request of her father aud re-.
peated promises obtained that she would certainly
reform Her penitential appearance, her tears
and the desire she evinced Of once more returning
to her home, induced her friend to believe he had
accomplished something. " 1T
She was to call at his Office at the expiration OF
the period for which she was committed, and re-
ceive some money for the proper replenishment Of
her wardrobe. She did so and stated 10 the i,,ss
tice that she had found q respectable family Who
were willing to take her in, snd to whom she wa.
to offer her services as dress.maker for short pe
riod ill she got ready to 20 home. Furnished with
part of the means sent by her parenf she left the
Office, and q policeman was directed to follow
her. s4sgasz4-s fs97,.ss .lf -EG 50
The girl took the shortest route to one of the
foulest sinks of iniquity in the city, and Ia ten
minutes was amid crowd OF the most abandoned
of her sex. Ia less than three days after she was
again arrested for swearing and disorderly conducf
In the highway, and once more Committed -her
conduct and conversation proved her to be Der.
feet and complete moral wreck She Ii not vet II
years old, and viii probably never see her home
again. The result of this Iast effort to save the
girl will be communicated to her iather and his
money returned to him. sse =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PANE IL Marc, Auctioneers have -
moved their Office to Mr Wellinston Us5Si.,s -. y.
oonnans. conner Of lltA saA BaAk stress. Entrsns
They viii ssil ii suesiou Of priv... -. r..,..
ksr.on.. Property; Aent out Houses md hire . 3
- Deed. Of svsry ss.sript.. -ia ). ..s.r.,.,
AsEL Q: MAYO being : Not.y p,b,ie I'm :.
Dee Dsss. as saxss Dspedsions Aeksovlsdsment Q
Their charges viii. i. =, 49,. (.
and shsy hope % merit 81
.ps-s s9Ef! !GHk + :; p .rnAnyHE. .nnH
AYERS CHERRr PEoroRAL.-For the
WE Jrs 2! wossn. Colds, Haersenesa Bronchlis
WnoS&Is Ooue6- Asthma aad Consumntis = 4. ,n;'
ver9g known a. the best remedy evsr w. l: w !,
sdsr ;S. s every variety Of Polmonsry disease. 81
the cases OF ia cures. that nimosf svss
tne country sboundsin persons publicly
a.vs been re:tored from alarming and even dssD.r.
ste diseases Of the lungs By ire asa When onss
10 superiority over every other medieina aSits ~;
TOO apparent to escaps observation and vhere ~
iaSes .is tnewn the public no longer hesitate
ferrous ansetions Of the pulmonary oresns vhisb
incident 20 our climate. By its timely ~ usnv ~
srs sssks o. disssss upon the Luuss throat
s.e . sI1esteo. ana thus are saved many thoussnds
sSeI sn year from = premature grave No family
snoad pc Without it. and those who do neglect q
shls dangsrous Glass Of diseases viii have csns. -
aePiofe II when 1t 10 too late. Proofs Of the surnri
Is scssy n s ef the Cherry Pectoral need not Be
proofs in every nsishSorhooa. sSo.s Dsv1 vins
% fesa the Of those whoss whole hesitS
s Dsen fess1rsd srd whose lives hkve been ssve
rnicn the Agent bsiew nasued has to farnish sfsss
Prepared 81 Dr. J. c. AVER, Lovsn, n... -, "a
:s,a p Ru kcELI, LADD { CO. Is sSoiss.I., Il sns sns
refsii, Richmond, We. NH 91-dsodk VAN
DAGuERRroTY s-We h.v. b.a 3.
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FH4=faL4lrxspISRAIcli

4 dFHA AAHsXzsDISRAIcii 4
ok5a 77Sf7 : o. 75V7E E7SI1ET77=
iss.ssssss ississ 3 81 i.sss: -. - !.
i.s..ss. e lsaxs1 le..--16 q
is q. ss:: 3 liz: ssss j ~ e. g
| Adve!tissmsussi ps4tsksa lsn1SI ssfsk1 u
.ss :;:s 81 n :.ss So
The whole press Of Philsde delrAia ara ont
L. L.. f.sss q Ga asoss.sDs e = a:.z. B4El ih.y
record sAs sssesn of thls yassbls reasiy for dss.
nsp.,s. 3. ye believe Z sspliis. sst1ia
ssts1s and s.,s a.
truns from fbe msrksf, ma ths psbjIe - seeseS I
fIon the danger ef swallewies ptseness Astxsures
.Akenfs for this city y--n su1rs. Fvnesrr ls1nu, u
20, :, fea iesg sHgEssrrr bssAA Drsssisls. 81 fs,.
GrE THEM TRIAL.-Mercenary per-
sons have In 20 many isstaaess ssesssasd = foIxs
them sss 1.dssI ssis ss.e or.e s's,%
inavGass refsse to take spyshise nox sasefoae1 -
pnynesa Tnls .anetion has beea bestovsd upon
DiAhhHGA CoaDtAL in mors than sse hnn1red n
stances Indeed many medical men Who know g Cir
Of coushA colds and diseases OF the rssrirs6cYv r.
sana which come under their care. AID n s6if SIs
rha. Cordial i plessriS.d 81 them Wts ~ ss,.s
eon6denee II IL bsss6eial effects. GIVE - a.
4 s.s dssssissi,s - Ssnpa,sA = !. h.a r.s..o of
& frss tor cash only . s.a... q N bose.s b
n.H. s9ABLE1 : CO.. Preprsasss
,n,c.Wh WhoI...is Dnf fiss. 1siSssss.
o.s ae x Sssiss aaa Asrssasss ssssrs .lse.sh.
ap l6-dAslA
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ROARDING.-s or eight Boar6ers can

- - -
ROARDING.- Six Or eight Boafders can
H be accommodated 1t Hopkissvnh. III kcwhaasn
county, about twsnty miiess from @Rishmond, and
shout two miles and half from 9onahswk Gatsos,
-on the Richmond ana Dsnvills kailrnal tis very
bsslfby piscs. N good neishhorheod, ehprch con
yenent, and excellent water. Ssg' sal
Board Us permonth. Address A, h. RAlLEy.
my l6-lw- t..t Hs1ss6oso. vs
MERCHANTS, WAKEHo IL USE- For
lNl the storage OF Cotton, Coffee, flour Wheat
Cement. Iron. Oiis, MstsI< Limss HnDs 0saar, 0s-
gays, Molssses. ,Rotsteesl lkc kss
stovinE goods tAst eco be ahosdcA In this eky
Vessela can lay In ffopt Of our wareh0usS drawing
twelve feet wster. snd djschssue then ssteoes with
ie 80 feet Of The dooL th4reby aaype the merchant
very grsst item ofdrsya9e. @kAs
lssssaaes wilt be e1sessa = lovsst sity rafss
For storage, sppiy to
1LuY gognsr 10th and Dock sts
N. B.-We attend persehaliy to the receiving
narkins md dsiivsss qf sllt sos1.g gasagsd viii
49, =. a
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ERESH DRY GOODs.-By various ar

II rivals recsivIng-
Rich Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Black Italian and English Grapes
Musliu and Csmbric BANDS
Plain and Embroidd Swiss Muslins
Super Nainsook Mu.ilna
India Linens
Gauze Merino Shirts
Ladies' white and colored Kid Gloves
Aen's French and English Buck do
Gents Crsvats and Ties, in variety
Brown and Buff Linens
White and Fancy Furniture Dimities
Towellings, in great variety
Which we offer to the trade very lew
my3 KENT, PAINE co.
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Mas. FOWLER ON FIT BABIEs.-Mrs. Lydia r
Fowler. solicited TO become one Of ths judges Of
Barnum's baby show, without the delicscy of Mis-
e. oskes Bmith. has consented. and among her rsa-
soma says she hopes .thst every mother who has
entered her btby on the list will give some ply
siolosical psthois gicai fact with regard to her
child, and II there should be those Who unfortunate
II have unday fat children, to make Investigations
into the Of this excessive adpose po.f Will
be bnt following in the foefsteps Of llustious and
sorld-rsnowned msdic.i pledsss.scIs. =. Barnard,
bsneath their sttantion to examins nto the nsure
OF food and its chemical eiects on bone musse and
adipose tissue and may perhsps be able 10 give
bettsr advice TO the multitude Of fsshfouable dis.
asaed women who beax weakly punY chiidran J,
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Essz NEAPOLITAN AND ENGLISH
STRAW 0NNETS, BOYS HATS s.
N l. ATS, &c-At.sntion is asked TO the
chssp and spendid assortment of Millinery
Just arrived by steamer Jamesto ~n from New Yort
the haadsomest kinds of Grape Bonnets Near titan
snd English Straw Bonnets, Bey.' Lsshorn Hats
ftata, DC Ne, to which invite attention knowing
that reaard to quality and price they fall to
piease. Miihnsrs and dealers supplied cheap.
II. L. WIGAND,
my iS-iw 2e4 Broad st.
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MILLINERY
~ MILLINERY
|epu NEW MILLINERY,
DRY q GODS
~ AND pdRTETY STORE

MaIH s8tEt UttWcen Tlth and lAth.
Opposite Thos. Pembefton's Grocery Store
The undereiened most respectfully rsauests the
Pablo to call and examine hts stock ,elertea yi1h
CREST care iGom late impor.tions aud auction sales
10 New fork. ami which, in regard to quality and
price osnnst fail TO p,es.e.
His steck consists of
large and coed assortment of Summer Dress Goods
large and good assortment of Ladies' and Chidren's
Straw Bonnets.
large and good assortment of Silk Msntillas, EN-.
hroidenes. Silk Mitts, Fans, Hosiery, and great
variety of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
" Straw Bonnets bleachea and pressed at the
shortest notice.
Come and see our great bargains.
ap 26--ims I DCMEIMAN
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C. B. Luck, Stock and Land Warra,


Agency, Governor street = e s. fFs sss55c4sf / sssff
Socks bought and sold on commission.
The highest price paid for Land Warrants. 50 z
I Gold and Silver wanted. segtff-5 1f,n5 ! a.t
Cg Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lotteries
under the management of r. FRANCE u Co, will be
promptly paid b. me and sll enquiries relative to
the business of r. FRANCE L Co addressed to them
at Richmond, will meet with prompt attention
nv I6-ts - 49,. C. B. LUCK.
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Barns, Barns, BATHs.-Hot, Cold and
shower Baths can be Lsd dsily from 4. ~, TO 10
c,cloek p NJ At the Hair Dressirg, Shading and
Shampoo Saloon under the American Hotel..
rE Single Bath IS cents, or Tickets for $l En-.
trsnce on 18th u. wks 4 Ee4 my2
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II o A + D1 n G.-Mrs. Samuel Cary. on
> Franklin street, next door to the Of 9th,
can accommodate or 10 young gentlemen with
BOARD.
FOR RENT-A brick Stable and Carrisge House
Apply on the premises y17-eoSSt
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BLEEDING OF TtE LUNGS. ~ ss1

LEEcHEs LEEcHEs.-The pub ic are
hereby informed that hsve just received b. AdsmS
Express q lot Of s1perior Swedish. Leechea which
be- found al all honrs Of the day AE the Hsirl resne
saloon under the American Hstei, and st nlsht on
18th, between Main and Franklin streets s IS.
O, II uhe shortest netiss. i
,. ~ nV00QA.
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CCHOOL D DES KS AND SCHOOL
~ ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE Apply at
the School Room en- Clay street, between Fou.hee
and Adams sts., at this office. my l7-ee3t
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= k0EaovAL.-- uu OMttc "a luo hlCh ADHD
FIRE ASSOCIATION has be.sn removed TO the seeopd
story OF the Building corner Of Main and 1Ith sts---
~ Entrance ON 1lth slSes.r go 3 80 = 3ssE
Applicsfions for FIRE, ktAkfNE LIFE IHBU-
RANGES, win be prem ptl attended to-
Without boastins Of tbs ability to comply with
their oblgation they take pleasure In referring to
ail who have had eusiness with the Of6c1 fer the
satisfactory manner 10 which il he's been transacted
JAMES G. CRANE, President. g
L. RAe - B A q
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:. = z fFEFHs 81 n
ssa "a ssss h a.e
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L'OR SALE
Il shares Richmond Ru ling Furd Association
Stock
10 shares Homestead DO do do
Apply at this offics. nyI7-eo9t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-11-14

Three jolly husbands. out in the country.
By the names of Tim Watson. Joe Brown
and Bill Walker, sat late one evening drink
ing at the village tavern. until, being pretty
well corned, they agreed that each one, on
returning home. should do the frst thing that
his wife told him, in default Of which he
should the next morning pay the bill. They
then separated for the night, engaging to
meet again the next morning. and rive an
honest account of their proceedings at home.
SO far as they related to the bin
The next morning Walker and Brown were
early at their posts, but it was some time be-
fore Watson made his appearance Walksr
began first
q You see when entered my house. the
candle was out. and the fire giving but
glimmering flight, l came near walking INTO
a pot Of batter that the pancakes were to be
made of in the morning. Ny wife, who was
dreadfully out of humor, said to me sarcssti-
cally =
Bill, do you put your foot in the batter"
"Just as you say Maggy said I. and with
out the least hesitation l put my foot in tho
pot of batter and went to bed
Next Joe Brown told his story -
q My wife who bad already retired In our
usual sleeping room which adjoins the kitch-
en-, and the door of winch was ajar not be-
ing able TO navigate perfectly, you know, I
made a dreadful chattermg among the house,
hold furniture, and my wife, in no very pleas-
ant tone. bsw1ed out:-
. Do break the porridge pot"
"N No sooner said than DONE I seized bold
Of the handle of the pot, and striking il
againt the chimney jam. broke it into a thou
sand pieces After this exploit retired to
rest, and got a curtain lecture till fell
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-11-14

A Quick RErARrER.-Gov. Morris. of
New York. had high respect for Bishep
Moore, man noted NOT only for the purity
of his character. but also for the retiring
modesty of bis disposition, and for the gencr-
al favor in which he was held.
A dinner vas given By some of Gov. Nor
ris' friends when he was about departing for
Europe. Bishop Moore and bis wife were of
the party. Among other things that passed
in conversation, Dir. Morris said that he had
made his will in prospect of going abroad;
and turning to Bishop Moore said to him
" My reverend friend, I have bequethed to
you my whole stock Of impudence."
Bishop Moore replied
q Sir, you are not only very kind but very
generous; you have left by far the largest
portion of your estate
Mrs. Moore Immediately added
q Ny dear, you have come in possession of
your inheritance remarkably soon"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-11-14

kE There is family within eight miles
of West Kiliingly. Conn who are to all
appearance in the full enjoyment of an unciv-
ilised existence. The family consists Of
man and wife. with four or FIVE small children,
and the habitations where they stop" (for
they cannot be said 10 lire) is mid and stone
hovel, without window. and containing no
furniture. The inmates SIT ~ the tare earth.
lie on the hare earth eaf on fhe bare earth
with their 6rzcrs nor do they seem aware
of the existence IL the slightest article of
domestic comfart in acivilize life Kflingly
Telegraph.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-11-14

FULroN's FIRST PASSENGER When Full
toms trial boat was returning to New York
on the first trip, single passenger was found
on board. He went down into the cabin,
and counting out six dollars. offered it to q
sad and thoughtfnl man seated there. 1t was
Fulton the inventor. AS the latter thought
fully looked at the money. the passenger.
thinking he had made some mistake, asked if
the amount was correct. At this question,
Fulton raised his head, and the passenger saw
that large tear glistened in his eye.
Forgive me" he said. in faltering voice.
I" was thinking that these six dollars, were
the first money received for my long labor
upon steam navigation. should like" he
added, taking the passengers hand, g to con-
secrate the remembrance of this moment by
asking you to share bottle Of wine with me.
but am too poor to offer it. But hope to
make up for il the next time we meet"
It is pity that the name Of Fulton's FIRST
passenger has been lost.
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THE SECRETS OF THE CONFESSIONAL.
IMPORTANT CRIMINAL TRIAL IN vIReISIA--IN-
rEREsrfNa DECISION.

a.. $500 = - -
IMPORTANT CRIMINAL TRIAL IN yIRaIN1A-ls-
rEREsrINd DECISION
A case involving points OF unusual interest
and novelty, has just been tired IN the oupe-
nor Court Of hichnond, Va, Judge Jonn a.
Merdith presiding. a man named Sonn Cro-
min, . storekeeper In that city. was tried Tor
the murder of bis wife, having inflicted upon
her, on the 2sth Of September, injuries which
ced to miscarriage ana suosequens death. Inc
cause OF this treatment was her defect'on IN
adulterous cohzbitation with . men named
g,bns Rvron Who to avoid the vengeance of
.l...:..,.a ,...,,.,,a 1,.d ;,.,oaS3;.telv unit
s.4' .-'a-.l.. ...-...'..
the CITY TOT some osys a''el 'l'0 o00u''
the injured woman seemed comparatively well,
and Il was not till she had given birth to .
..:,, 49,. .h;,d wh;ch w.e .hont the .;xth
se'''-'. s - .I---.;-. 50
oay' lna1 sne nanl.es'0. any ~--
toms. She fingered until the iotn OF Ocso-
bcr and up to the moment Of her death made
the most solemn asseverations of innocence in
:. AZ. 49,. of .x,,,Its-,, ,.ds .0.;r,et
" ~
ner py nef nusDAnu-
Among the witnesses examined, was the
Rev. John feeling, Roman Catholic curate of
R;chmond. to whom the deceased. in the
----r - h--L..s I.I s..l.-.a
ps0e'AS' y =. -
nocence, ana the oe1ence no" sought 70 oO-
tain from him whatever of subsequent deciaf-
alton she may have made, in her ''confes-
sion" previous to receiving extreins unction,
Mr. Gilmer. the counsel fos the defence, con-
tending that such confessions could be intro
duced as her dTins declarations. After !
lsnstbv ex.,r;n.t;on Mr. G;lmer nronou,,fIed
- ~, e.,...;.,
sU:, Sss '.s III
y L.''e sS .t.s,...: ~ .:s -. - 80 ys1
s.'e ~ ~ &c a az :. ....
- =. .sa'.s e -. h..hs..So
'neus W.. maue ~ - IL. ~ -.
.S..s..s.:s" 80 :. -. IL. II L.
LssLs-J 49,. = :.I.:s.y:lI- - IT, - '-'s
ap.sn'e 0.,n y. ne' nIsoa"u = lAs.I II sI ~,
ms. ui.oie nele con,enusu suae ne iaiu
Snc Jsaa Louan = h .a .ns hssoa Iana :. aIS
s. '. siie may saa,ss.: n. naue - nus sls
1ns. Gans. asssd :, :. s'.s - s.Sss ess s.;.s; A'
ooS's seeu'eu - .s = :. son'.asy oP'n'on
Supse!.eaiy sne n., quss''on Was ,epcsssu
Mr. ulimer--Dlo e1e oeceaseo aomls 70
you q, any siIne, OF unoer any circumstances
tnae sue was gul'.y OF acuisery
1nessIAp rom my capacity as
sacrameh1st cohles:or sne sa.o notnine inVoi-
wing noIseh n enns u enas cnsrac.el sne
uen'eu ne. un.' Il1 Is "a1 a''sauy sen.eu ~
presence u NC. Ius0auu anu any
s'a'eneus ''Aue - nel conlessivn' =.
wne'ner lnculpaIory yI exculpaooly ol tue
prisoner : am no' a. iiDersy " feseA.
'fhe question was argued at length by coun-
sci on both sides, after which Mr.. feeling
made the following statement to the Court:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-11-14

~ Do Jon mistake me, for a waiter ?"
sid an llbred. vain aud purse proud fellow.
when some one asked him TO pass q dish that
Was near him. No, sir. I mistook you for .
gentleman was the prompt reply.
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-Citi=cns of the United States. in common
with all other foreign Christians, enjoy the
privilege of cxterritoriality in Turkey. irclu-
ding Egypt; the same IN the Turkish rsgen-
dependent ARABIC States of Morocco and
Muscat.