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The Swiss Treaty--The Jews and
Ine Il. T.. Coy ernmeui.

The Consul Of switzerland in New York has adj
dressed note to the New York Herald, in reference
10 the treaty concluded between the United States
and the Swis. Confederation on the 9Th of NoyenA
Der. 1855. The hr-t article Of the treaty declares
that the citizens ef the United states and Switz,r-
land shall be admitted and treated upon "a footing
of reciprocal equality in the two countries when
such admission and treatment shall not conflict
with the Federal or state legislation of the con
tracing parties. The Canious Of Switzerland are
sovereign states and the Consul admits that in
most of them the lsra,lites have not the same
rights a. the Christians. But he contend, thar the
Confederation can no more control the dpne.tir
legislation of the several Cantons than our Conf.d
eracy can that of our several states in MANY of
which swiss aliens residing In this country have
not the right TO hold real estate Itisaca.e how
ever, Of great hardship and of extreme intolerance
In one oi the tantons, for instance, an American
jew, doing business there would have 10 eros.
over into Austria to sleep, the laws of the Canton
forbldding Jews to spend the night within its
limits.
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r,am,nation of Ewing--BrutaI As
sadt-- ,ecident, dr., d..
CORRESPONDENCE OF rss RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

PErErsBuua, Aug. Il.
Clayton Ewing, the alleged underground agent,
was arraigned for examination this morning. The
only evidence against him was that given by u
young man named Efungerford. who stated that the
accused did express sentiments to a crowd Of ne-
Groes inducing them to take the matter Of freeing
themselves into confederation. Other witnesses
testified to having heard him tell the negroes that
he was u "Soriheru with Southern principles, y
aud proclaim sentiments somewhat opposite to those
heard by. Hungerford. But if his manner were to
be judged by suspicious Of something not altogeth-
or right were apt to be awakened. The charge.
however not being fully sustained, the case WAS
dismissed. Ewing halls from Burlington, \. j.
/ free negro named Ned Mickins, was arrested
auu imprisoned for making brutal attack upon his
VITA with an axe. and wounding her severely on
the head. The matter was postponed for to-day.
Two OF three minor cases were disposed OF by the
Mayor.
The little son ofMr II. ID. Bird, Of this city, whose
Lun accidentally exploded while he was out hunt
iug near WarTenton. North Carolina, on Monday.
the contents cutting of finger and lodging Ill hs
face. was improving yesterday This interesting
lad was remarkable for his beauty, and the sweet
and mild expression of his features.
A letter was received here yesterday from the
Rev. Richard u. McIlwaine, promising young
Presbyterian minister Of this city, now on iridai
tour in Europe. The Rev. gentleman Is enjoying
himself among the mountains of switzerland mus
indispensable pleasure in lingering through those
beautiful regions and is indeed so highly pleased
with his tour that he contempates delaying MS re-
turu month or two. Anil
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DIED.

,,., -, IIfIJy WALKER, aged
vn.p and 2 months. only daughter oil '"hu .
Judith =. French.
Mother. dear am not dead,
God will bid me rise; =,
Gnftrr such to como. He said,
To me- beyond the skies
prea foreyer ever more,
From trouble, pain and stflte'
NV homo is on happy sloFe'
Where dwells eternal HE.
weep not neither, 1 shall be
IN angel fair and bright;
r.. r,aet iafher sou and brotbeis, to' q
In a land of pure delight
IN xss+erday 18th inst. at 81 o'clock WI. MI
CAR6IINE FREYFOiEI. wife OF jacob rreT s ar,
NJ, fr;snls and aruuaintaucss OF tne ianlIJ ..
i,t.J r, attend her funeral from tho reslucn .hU
~ -huSbapd this evening at 31a O'CLOCK, "i'"'
further notice. ,o ,,.t MARY
On Tuesday night at quarter to 10 ocitEh, = .
VIRGINIA aged mont Ia ana - aays' o""s'
BENJAMIN and Sarah Dickerson
sl.ap on. dear child, thy work isdons'
The mortal pang IL past;
Je.us has come and born" tnee h"n'"'
Beyond the stormy blast.
Not all that generous friends could DO,
Nor ties Of kindred dear.
Could keep her longer III this 'aie'
This wilderness ~ drear
Oh. yes! methinks hear her say,
/ m safe on Canaans shore
And in tho fields OF. endless bliss
rinx. my sniferlnxs DER
Fursvrll dear child. short farewell,
Tuy vOcs we'll hear no more;
But may meet, then ne er 20 part,
On Canaan's peaceful shore.
US. Petersburg Express please copy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond august l2-ILtgh Water 1917 O'crk
Schr. indiana, james, Philadelphia, coal, W. Ii.
Davis j Go.
schr. Henry May Watson. Rockland, ice b. Ward
we'll 4 Co.
schr. 4 X. Wetmorc, Bosart, New York, guano,
Bacon & Raskervil.
Schr. Lydia Ann, voorhees,, New York. guano,
MCtiruders Sons
Brig Fairy, Welsh. Philadelphia. in ballast to load
tor BraZils.
Schr. Lynnhaven, Jones, Norfolk cotton, L. n
Webb 4 Co
schr. Geo. Pension Pension. City Point, wheat
HaXall & Co.
sehr. j. ?, Loftan Taylor. New York, guano, Fry
4 Sons.
Propeller Kakukee, Taylor. Norfolk mdze A s
Lee.
Schr. Native, Dennis. James River, wheat
SAILED
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell. nIdze. and
passengers. Ii. E. futile.
Schr. J. ". Rumsay Taylor. Baltimore in bal
last.
Schr. Eugene. Wescut. down the river light.
SChr Jonas Sparks. Rogers, down the river, light
Schr. Mary, Lawson, Halifax, flour. Woulble Z
Claiborne.
MEMORANDUM.
Schr, Fannie Currer Rogers from Boston, ut City
Point.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ll.-Clea red, sChr. 5. Apple
garth. Dauby, Richmond.
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Gen. walker.

The New Orleans correspondent of the ~ LINUS
Trader states th< the fllibuser chief has left thai
city for Charleston and other southerR towns with
a view Of stirring mp the friends of the new exPe
liton, aud gathering in the sinews OF war lie "
said to have already raised $4,000, all the arms
and ammunition he requires, and transports '''
two thousand men. The correspondent pre'i,''
that he will have placed at his disposal III NV
course Of two or three weeks. from sloo'oo' ~
sI5O.OO0 more. and that the arrangements Win Va
tend to guaranteeing the prompt payment oi
troops. Itisreported that overtures about securing
the control Of the transit route between ths TWO
San Juans. have been made to Walker by both
Law md Vanderbilt.
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9pECIAL NOTICES.
n1y- ToTTY's SUPERIOR TosIo

MY ToTrY's SUPERIOR Toxic BiTTERs;
These gitters are tonic stomaciic and aroniase ans
from purely vegetable remedies, possessing tue
disease without injury to the hsd ~ he
tuition They are highly recommended LOT lii9 cuie
of dyspspsia aons aud fsrsr cote cramps o. the SO
mach and boscis nervous and general debility, tdn0or
Lolgaess NJ spirits, diafT|sGd, &c ,,
Persons whose systems have become deraugod By
imnrudeut eating or drinking will lind these Bitters
q quick and excellent restorative. 81,
out the lithograph OF the Proprietor, and the dlc
s,Tnle OF his signature upon each bottle Full duec-
lions accompany each bottle. Price SOC.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail By D. w.
forty No 1903 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
ad- liberal discount to the trade.
nu i3-d2w&sw2w
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The .I,rnxest of the Brave."

The successful candidate in New York Tor Gen.
.Iackson's gold snun box, Is denounced by the Ne"
York Tribune IA an ex-deiaulter TO the tune Of
.bont s2ioO0 Even if true. this is not inconsio-
tent with physical courage. Benedict Arnold might
At one time have obtained gold snuff box AZ the
bravert Of the brave" though, events proved,
grand rascal, financially and every other way. Ner
trtheess. If the charge bg true, sorry to
Id Hickory snuff box finding such place If de-
poste. He could hardly have supposed that IA
government defauter, however highly endowed
with pluck. could have the face to accept that
which was expected TO be testimonial Of virtue ID
well as Of yalor.
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Delhi.

From an account recently published of tho an
ciout capital of the Mogul Empire it appears that
at the end Of the 18th century. the Old city coL-
tanned two millions Of inhabitants The modern
Delhi built ia lC.;1 is said to be about five miles III
and is seated range of rocky
hills and surrounded by walls constructed OF large
blocks Of gray granite. and fortified with good
loop-holed parapet. The population in 1917 WIS
Isl 957, besides 21302 in the suburbs. At last ac-
counts, it was still in possession Of the rebels.
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.pDITIONAL By THE CANADA

unl,1x. August 12-The papers ~ VH0 1"''', 20
r.r.h M farther particulars about the race lol
th. ,,"awood Cup than that the French nor
Monarque was LIST, the Engsh h"fs" SEES, friare,s t
Fisherman I'd and Sd, ana frio' anu
Accounts from China state that on the +t 81 'un1
., f,Ir,. IF 1000 British took fort, and destroyer
I27 war junks amounting to upwards 'o'o n''u
The EaeI,ll-h loss WAS slight
Tha 7i.,tL of IabIachc, the famous Italian opera
Ad,,,.s from st. Petersburg state that the c'oic-
ra vas prevailing there. On the Zist' there were
fully ITO deaths. ,.,. ao,,. am.
The ropes Of the Atlantic telegraph cable were
to he laid and the vessels to commence sinking II
on the 81 or 4th should the weather prove iaHola-
BILE.
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LATER FROM FORT LARAMIE.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 12.-Fort Laramie dates 10 M ','y
22d nit are RECEIVED Col. summers commahu .5.i
arrival AT Rents fort and would leave on the TN
for the head waters in pursuit Of the Cheyenne IN
dians The California trains all passed for1
ME in good health. MaEraws wagon iu u"n;r,snt
and Snancer. battery of the Utah expedition, hlet
q miles west Of Leavenworth Another Ise' W@n5
wa. at Rock creek: Capt. Van veit at Cotton "o''
aud Rends battery at the Big binei ,nr the entire
The Cn , Fort ~t' Laramie and Fort Kesrnsy
hut little damage was done to the 'ra'i'' wv
dinns fearing to attack large parties. r.,,v anil
War has broken out again between 'i'o ~
Sioux Indians. -. ,.r f,,,,,, Utah
This arrival brings nothing later lioii ''H
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rELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOX THE DAILY DISPATCH.

rspEci4L DISPATCH
SOUTHERN CuMMEECIALCO NVENTlDN--flflsT
DAY.
KNOXVILLE Tenn. August lo.-The S0uthern
Commercial Convention met AT noon TO DAY hish'
hundred delegates wore present
Mr. De Bow OF louisiana, WAS chosen Presideht
Of the Convention. Vice Presidents were chosen
from Tennessee Georgia Florida. Mississippi WORTH
and South Carolina. Alabama. Virginia, Arkah'as
and MARYLAND JoHS X. CH.gBIIss, OF virginia 10
one Of the Vice Presidents.
The same number of Secretaries was appoih''N'
including WIN LAMB, of Norfolk.
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The Blue Ridge Tunnel.

We see paragraph going the rounds of papers
out Of the state. us we'll AZ 10 it, that the flue
Ridge Tunnel viii not be ready for the passage of
the cars for two years. We understand f.om Col
trozet the Chief Engineer, that the work will be
completed IN few weeks, with the exception of
some arehing, which however, he does not think
necessary, and which will not interfere with the
passage Of the trains, The public will rejoice to
learn that this great work Is so near its compile
ton, and the Central Road will have straigh
shoot through the bowels Of the Blue Ridge. When
that contamination arrives, there will no longer be
a mountain barrier between East aud West, and as
the Central Road progresses We shall become oa,s
Virginia ia interests, feelings and social and com
msrcial inter
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rsn WV. j. BAarmoLonsw. in

ssH. VIM. j. BARTHOLOMEW, in conss-
qncncc 81 a misunderstanding with onc ~ the Arm
OF Myers Jahnke, 10 whom he had engaged him.
self for Of years. bess 10 inform the etiz,ns
and public IN general that he has returned TO his
old stand corner Of nth and Main streets where h
trusts all his old friends and many new ones AZ
possible, will rally around him and continus that pa
trouags hitherto 10 literally bestowsd upon him -
Having had upwards Of twenty years practical ~.
perence In Watch and Clock repairing, both In Lon
don and America be feels confident Of giving every
satisfac ton 70 all who will give him trial tbs
stand corner Of nth and Main SITS. su lI--3t
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gayISDEPESDESr CoxrIxExrALs.-At-

tend a moeti.tg & you~ company THURSDAY
NIGHT 18th inst at s,s 6iclock pane tAaity. ~ "
der. :. D. LETELIIER. Ist Serx't
At ameeting Of the Continental Guari held at
their ArmOry, Monday, 10th inst - members pre-
-ut, Il
Resolved, That this corps has been disbauird iu
opinion, unIawtUlly having 81 good men on th,
muster ruIl-that We could demand and obtain our
late position in the lat Regiment but like other com.
paiIie4 now in il, do not de sire it.
Resolved, We reorSRnllr "a an Independent COM
pany, and continue in Office for the prcsczt all VIII
neld Office before, returning the State the arms they
have demanded Of Us and purchasing ourselves new
.ifter
Resolved. That We stand ready, a. heretofore g.
protect our laws and our city, should occasion t.
Iuire and We hereby tender services iIr Hon
~ the Mayor. subject NJ any time 10 hs urdc.- 81
order. ). D. LETELLfER, sefs'ts'
y. X. Those who have not returned their arms
must un 80 thursday night. aHl1-I
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EaHATR CUTTISG.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City-If you wish to got
your Hair cut in the latest and most i'm proved sty TO-
/ would advise you to call on IlUB5OS, at his Hair
Cutting Room. under the American Hotei-entrancs
On nth street.
y. Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can be bad at
all hours Single Baths Is cents, or tickets Tor 81
ap B-tf
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LOST.
7 0S T-Between Mayo's Bird,

I o ST-Between Mayo's Bridge and
II Hector Davis auction room, a POCKET BOOK.
containing Harvey Armistoad's Check No. avn, on
Bank of Virginia. for S3.gsc.g; Also the following
Drafts viz: Worthington smith, at sight. on tho
J. EvaIr, SlqSU3: T. q. Little TO. at sight on Nor
gan 4 Oliver, $2ln33; cammis Rooney, mt 70 days,
on Il. {. is we, S2l5@n and VIM. + Blunt at 60 day.
on GEO, ". Peetc, Portsmouth, $310all with suudry
cudDIsrTs
Pa, u"nt having been stopped, they Of no ser
vice - any one. except the Undersigned. 4 liberal
reward will b" paid for the return of the Book and
contents at lSAAtS i TAl LORE ,,
u
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Rs" A WHITE AND DELICATE HAND il the first attri-
butte of beauty and civilization. single application
# FoNTAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS will convince
anybody that rxnders the 81 in soft, white delicate
md fair Sold hy all Druggists. au lot
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gay~FREsH LRECHEs--I have just re-
ceived, by Adsms' Express, fresh lot Of sWedish
LEECliES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
Z. S.-Cupping and L"rching promptly attended
20. Can be found all hours Of the day, ut tls Hair
Dressing Rooms under the American Hotel, and At
night on 9th street, French Garden Hill.
nv Its X. &. lIOBSON.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
THURSDAY MORNING. .........AUGUsT 10. 1875;
Dispatch for the Springs.

Persons going TO the Springs, can have the Dis-
psrcH sent to them for any length Of time they may
desire.
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GE' NoTwiTHsrtNpISG tho warm weather, TYLER
Co.. of I39 Main street, take three to four hundred
pictures daily varying in price from j0cents to s..
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gsy@ TRUMAN 4. PARKER, successor TO
R. q. Whitfield, wholesale aud retail drslpr IN
shingles, Mahogany and Lumber OF every d~sCrllt
lion. Office and yard corner Of Cary ana 10Th nr,t,
Richmond, Va. my Ig-d6lns
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ARRIVAL OF STORESHIP SUPPLY.
NEW YORK Aug. 12-The U. s. storeship Supply,
from Rio de Janeiro, is anchored below.
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BET II MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND 0THERS.-Ncr-
'hanis and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
ARDS, BILL-IIEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
FRS &c. &c. printed, are invited to call at
'ansive Job Office, which il supplied with almost
very variety Of type. embracinka the latest styles
slur assortment of CARDS. large and small Bust
and Visiting. plain and fancy, cannot be "a
,alled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
md AT Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
lyle.
Al work executed at short notice and ~ the lowest
lash PRICES. 4 call from those desiring any ID
.ripJion Of Printing j. respectfully asked at thr
' DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Main and 18TH
,r.ets where can be seen som. Of the finest speci-
Irns of printing ever executed in this country.
JNO. D. IIAMNERSLEY d CO.
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esEaPowERs, IMpERIAL AMRRorYPEs-

Tx tiE.; OF THE " ORLD.
Pow gRs' PHgTo+R 4ptls-the pride of the South.
P0weRs' MELAINoTfFE upon from admiration
OF every one
Powers IMPERIAL ANBRoTYPRs tsken In the besr
style, for 80 cents.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken very cheap and warranted sat
iafaCtory, or no charge il made.
Old DaZurrreutyprs of deceased persons, cOpit-.
life size and co.CTed in oil CUlurr Powers GALLERY
81 Main street, door to {. Gennett's Jcw-lry
Store. l3-ltf
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SUSPENSION.

new York Aug. Pr. II. Wolf Co, exten-
sive operators in western flour and produce, sus-
pended to-day.
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T OsT OR MTSLAID-A black LEATH-

7 OST OR MISLAID-A black LEATH-
IL Err TRUNK. with tho name OF W. =. SI5soS
LynChburg, written small card, pr eted on the
trunk. 1t was put On the cars At Lynchburg, and
checked for this city. Card may have fallen off.
au TIT
I OST-SOmewhere on or near Marshall
IL street "A Carved Gold BREASTPIN with four bril-
liant sets The finder may receive a reward Of 81 by
returning it to
" q T. MCCARTHY 4 son.
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PES NorrcE TO BuILnERs-AiAxcnEs-

TER APRICl. BAPTIST CHUEcH.It having been
houXht by some builders, that the notice in the
Dispatch" lsrt week not sufficient thrrr-
lore again invite bHilders TO examine plane and -pc
,lfication AT the old church the residence of
Thomas Walden, Esq, in Manchester, on FRIDAY
next the 4th between the hours Of 3 and o'Eiu,
>. NJ when committee will Ice in Attendance To
make all the necessary explanations, &c Bills will
je sealed and left with JoHS q. SPUTr- Fro of tho
irru Of SPORTS II tRvET Co, merchants on TFuyi
;trsst RICHMOND, by O'Clock 7. VI, Saturday next.
BUILDING COMMITTEE.
MANCHESTER, August IIth f3sF. gu lI-fff
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ioohErspoyDEscE OF 4HE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

! UUHELsPUsDENCE
IfARHoxr. 2. o., Halifax county, Va. Aug J.
Tie weather haS been seasonahi" OF iate; HI"
,rul, of corn are fine. except when thy i at
been Injured from freshets, OF chinch bug Il.
,', IN s r,ient numbers to do much damage. until
thew either concentrate their forces or increase IN
numbers. which they cannot do think AZ long IL
the weather is 50 seasonabl".
Tobacco is unprom'ing, ana haT NOV EIo" 49,
,,au III saasnn-the most irregular crop that
ever saw. 1t is now growing rapidly, and nope
,yjIl ba in time 10 mature.
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TIE CoLpsPRIN3 TRAGErY.-lhe ARRAY at Cole
spring, \. y, between Michael Fallen "a member
of the Engineers Company ut West Point) and
John Mckearen, ended i'll the death of the latter
An inquest was held upon the body. and the jury.
after thorough examination ofthc allair.aCqu
Fallen. they deciding that MCkearen was shot In
splfHpfpuce.
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sayBoARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND

IIoRACK L. KENT. pre5't. T.. D. BENTLEY. Troas'r
WILLIAM u, IsiACs. Secretary
Committs, II 1TbiiTati0a.
WILLIAM ). DOMAIN, Chairman.
/. W. GLAzEBR00K, JANgs b. DUPUY,
T. ". MCCAscg, l., b. CEESsHAS.
my It's
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81 " ALL OUR READeuS who are troubled With
aver Complaint, JauAiic" or Dyspepsia, will read
ne advertisement in another column of DR. SAN
-pRps INyIGoRArOR, and then try bnttle, we shuId
ut many -ckly, dospairng peoplra IA MEET
ur gaze at almost every corner for there never
,-n-dy OF which much has been SAID and thar par
rms nearly what its propretors say 1t will do. It
anne to us - highly recommended that We could not
i. to try IT, aud trial convinced us without doubt
hat it is the best family medicine in We take it for
headache Sour Stomach, bIliou5ness. and any Of the
title bodily ills that are cVmmonn and il docs pro
luce pleasant state Offetling TO the sick and what
= better after using it few times, these little ill-
<ruw less and less and There il prospect q being
ntirely free from them by continuance is the
# tIle InvigorHtpr. Now wish to impress read
with this, that the lnNigorator Is q medicine par
cularly adapted to family use, and where there
hildren subject to little di.escs all children are
tisiuYaluablc and saves ysciAns bills, ami IN
Did amount OF anguish both to mothers and their
little uues.-SrIOt0 Gazette.
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, and ADIE GRAY,
gents for Richmond an l-d&C2w
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THg CASE or Mas. CUNIyGHtM.- decision in
the case of Mrs. Cunningham on an Application t"
bail ~ delivered by Justice Dawson, Of New York
produced no little excitement and speculation III
that city on Monday. It is stated that the ratu7'
of the magistrate 10 admit the accused TO bail wae
piece Of news entirely unlocked Tor. The gene
raj opinion was that bail would be taken. but that
the amount required would be too high for wO-
man of Mrs Cunninghams influence to obtain
When however. it ascertaned that TO the
Tomba she should 20, except released by the writ
of certiorari. there end to the opinions ex-
pressed in reference to the legality of the decision
The Supreme Court, on Tuesday granted II writ
Of certiorari on behalf of Mrs. Cunniagham return
able on Thursday.
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Ne ANOTHER case of those very superior French
aters AMI Shoes has just been received at the I'm
'nring House Of ALEx Hill, No. I27 Main street.
Richmond "a