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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15
DRY GOODS.
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nus Is an age If progression and g0u may as well
"A De out OF the world be out Of the fashion, thai
es'ng he case, you should call immediately ct
Tdichols0n's
su0 supply yourself win S1tBs 81 EBose BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS which we're Sc eefei with much
TASTE and attention. the Of which too numerous
mention. In word everything that is usually kept IN
NO. I DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We don't wish 70 beast for The Goocs will speak oT
themselves all ask il call from the pi 1lie generally
Besides Dress Goods we have an excellent lot Of
WRAPPING,
such ClOsks Eaniillss Talmgs, shaWls scaris' &C
Also the different kinds Of Laces and Embrodenes Oui
stock ufGEKTLEMEN'S Wear is very complete, con-
sisting of Cloths Cassimeres Vestngs and Furnishing
Goods. Also good stock Of
DON ESTIC GOODS,
such as Bed Tickings Domestic Drilling, Blankets Lini
sew JeauE Flannes irish Linens in fact everything O.
he kind All Of which will sell at very low profit
l. @. NICHOLSON 4 CO,
sept2l No. % Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15

~ Tickets $40; Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 so.
q Purchase Ten Tickets ending with the consecutive
FumbeTs l. 2 3. 4 5, 8, z, 8, g. O. and you Wil draw
hack fourenhs Of the amount paid for the Tickets beside
the chances Of obtaining Capitals Patrons will lind to
their interest buy Certificates Of Ten Tickets ending
plan they forfeit the Prize ending with the Number
as the Capital and get four chances in every ten to
gain the Capitals.
"a Certificates Of Packages Of Ten Tickets, sold
at the following rates. which the risk; 10 whole Tickets
$50 10 half tickets $50; 10 quarter tickets SIS 90
~ Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par. Checks
on New York RENTED for prizes.
fgT Address Orders for Tickets Certificates Of Pack
ages Of Tickets TO JAMES T. WINTER Manager
fsb22-u Macon or Savannah. Georgia
4. u
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WIN. Simmons.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces to
~ the eiizeDs Of Nashville, that he is located the
corner Church and Summer Streets opposite the St Cloud
isrs and JoinePs Work Doom sash and Blinds, Stair
asss show Cases. once Desks, Fitting up Stores JObbng
and Repairing &c, promptly attended 70 [feb25-9m.
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THE ARREST OF u. S. CONSUL JENKINS -The
telegraph yesterday announced the arrest the day
before of Jonathan S. Jenkins, T. S. Consul to
the Navigator Islands, on q warrant issued on the
oath of Aaron Won Camp, who formerly held the
same post. 1t appears that in 1856 Won Camp
their Consul, chartered the vessel Endoms at Apia
to carry some goods saved from the wrecked
ship Rambler, and owned in Nantucket, Mass to
Valparaiso, whittier he went. A few days after
he left Jenkins, the Consul appointed to- succeed
him, arrived in Apia, seized the goods and sold
them for $4,000, for which he has never accoun.
ted. This was done without authority from the
U 8. Government, and the arrest Is made in or.
der, If possible, to recover the money.
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A NEW WORK.
IA By the Author of tho "Heir of Redclyfe"

DYNEvoR Terrace; or the Clue of Life By Miss
Yonge, author of "The HeiIIcf RsdclJii, &C.;
2vols. &l53
Also, just published:
SISTERS of Charity, Catholic and Protestant, and
Communion Of Labor. By Mrs. Jameson. 70
THE Poeticsl Works of Gerald Marsey; complete
in one v.lume. IS cts.
WRIGHY'S Provincial Dictionary; q Dictionary OF
obsolete and provincial English, containing IN
words from the En- gsh writer's. previous to the
nj aeteenth century, which are no longer In use,
or are not rsad in the same sense; end words
which are now used in the Provincial Dialects
Compiled by Thomas Wright, M A, y. S. A
&C.; 2 vols so. Bohn's Pathological Library
THE Speeches of the r.. Hon Edmund Burke on
the i'm p.ec5ment OF Warren HastingS to witch
is added o selection of Burke's Epistslary Cor
r,spondence, forming vols and of his entire
works 90 each
THE Tales Of the Gent; or the Delightful Lesson,
of Horam the son of Asnsr. Translated from
the Persian, by sir Charles Morell. New sdi.
ton with mum srous plates. 20
LUDLOW'S Manual of Examinations upon Anato.
my. Physiology, Surgery Practices of Medicine,
Chemistry, &c, designed for students of Medi-
cine, to which il added, Medical Formulary.
Answ edition. 2 50.
HUGH Miller's Testimony OF thu Rocks. His last
great work I25.
of the Earth new work just issued. with nu-
merous plates and wood cuts; enc vol 8vo. So
THE Dog. By Dinks, mayhew Hutchison. Com.
piled, edited sni illustrated by Frank Forester;
one vol. ZOO.
CHIT hat of Humor, Wit and Ane edote, with fifty
original illustra; ions. ! 25.
THE Days of My Life. By the author of Margaret
Maitland" enc vol. 10 cents.
m nv ss'' 2 II JAMES wooDHousE CO.
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New Publication.

Indigenous Races of the Earth, or New Chap
tiers of chronological Inquiry is the title OF large
aud handsome volume from the press of j. B Lip"
pincott & Co, Philadelphia and for sale by Mr..
woodhouse, Richmond J. G. Mott, NJ D, and
G gorge r. Gliddon, have presented in this BOOK
fresh investigations, documents and materials in
behalf of their peculiar theory. There are also
contributions by Alfred Maury, of France Francis
PuIszky and j. A. Meies. d. MesSrs' diiddon
and Mott acquired considerable notoriety by then
former work on the "rypes of Mankind" The
present volume Is embeshed with large number
of wood cuts and photographic plates, and the paper
aud Typography are both excellent AS to the
theory of the authors, we have no faith in it We
belieye that God made of one blood all races OF
men. We prefer the statements of Moses to the
speculations of J. c. Mott, NJ D of Mobile, and
George R. Gliddop. late u. S Consul at Cairo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE NEW CEET-The
issuing of the new cent coin was commenced a
the Mint, in Philadelphia, Monday, at 9 o'clock
though the space around the building was crowded
by daylight There were carpet bags. baskets
handkerchief, and newspapers filled with the ole
coppers and other coin. Those persons Carrying
silver had the first turn. The Bulletin says:
The bags containing the "Nicks" were neat little
CANVASS arrangements, each CT which Hold FIVE hun
dred Of the diminutive strangers and each of which
bore upon its outside the pleasant Inscription "5.
Just the State House ball had finished striking
O'Clock, the doors of the Mnt were thrown open
and In rushed the eager erowd-papsr parcels well
filled handkerchiefs carpet bags, baskets and ALL
Those wh1 wore served rushed into the streets with
their money bags. and many Of them were mmedi
stelyEsurrounded by outside crowd who we're vii
ling buy in email lots at on rst cost
We quite number of persons on the steps OF the
Mint dealing the favorites, at an advance Of
from thirty to hundred per cent, and some OF the
outside purchasers even huckstered cut the coin
again smaller lots at Q still heavier advance. The
majority of those who came out 'msde tracks
with their bags of money and not an omnibus went
esstw srd past the Mint for several hours, that did
not, like the California steamers carry specie in the
hands of the passengers
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nj En.

wife Of Mr. Alex andsr Drake, In the ga year Of her
sge.
The f.iends and acqusinsanses Of the family are
noon st O'clock from the esidsuce Of or mother,
Mre Inn Hicks, on Frsnilin street, In MeAdans
buildings.
o, yssterday, OF scarlet fever. ROB HAN.
ALL. youosest son of john and Elizabeth @. Hamp
ton. aae@ one year and nine month";
The friends Of the family are invited to stteno sne
funeral this sftsrpoou at o'clock. from the resi-
dsnse Of bis parents near Duvai street Chursn.
At thu yesidenee of her husbsnd, on Union Hill
On Tuesday the 2slh, at 10 minutes to II o'clock
Mrs TaOMAsIA A. eonsort Of Robert Gar bright
.ssd 81 vesrs and DAYS She died she had lived
trus RI ,i.ti.n jssvins devoted husband and "a
nall children, the youngest Of which 10 only days
old. to mourn their loss. .,.
vited to attend her funeral this wednesday, eve
ming at clock at the residense OF her nusosno, on
Veuable street, Union Hill.
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r. DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING To-NIGHT-At
tbs African Church tonight, mass meeting of the
Democratic party will be held prior to the struggle
dy to enter into ths work of Thursday, with spirit
which must insure vctory. There never was per
hans since our city has been a corporation, ticke
which appealed moro strongly to the enlightened
citizens of Richmond for support and success than
the one now presented to you by the Democratic
party. Col. T P. AUGUST, the candidate for the
Senate 10 ono of the first in:ellecs at tho bar Of this
State and has withs such enlarged views in relation
to the I'm provements.of the Commonwealth that it
won be hard task to place in the field one who ia
10 well qua fled, in every point, to discharge the du
ties of the office for which he Is candidate. To
the friends of the Central, and Covinston and Ohio
Railroads the very life If Richmond, he viii be pc
cuIiarly welcome, we'll as TO every good citizen
who has at heart the welfare of the capital of the
Old Dominion.
JOS r. ANDERSON, Esq, is the embodiment
of progress and is more closely identified with the
interests of Richmonl, than the entire opposition
ticket combined.
ROSCOE b. HEATH, q gentleman Of learning
eloquenee and refinement will reflect credit On the
onstitueney that has nominated him. and that mu-
nicipsl veteran,
RICHARD 0. HAsKINs needs no commenda-
ton from to call attention to his long and faithful
public services.
Let the meeting be full one. We cannot a. good
citizens. send to the Legislature an enemy of two
railroads. upon which our city depends, for future
success and position
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- An Appeal-The Whigs and Ameri.
cans Of Richmond have nominated q ticket. every
way entitled to the support Of every voter; and to
intimate q doubt - to its tiium phant eleetios,
that have long dsfendsd the Gibraltar, She
will stand true to her faith, she has ever DONE
though beset by enemies from without and traitors
from within. Then let every Wbig and American,
who chershss bis principles and would preserve IN.
lied the political integrity Of Ricbond, rally to
the support Of this ticket, snd show the Democracy
that though they have made slaves Of 1900 voters
of tho State, yet the free and Independent whiss
and Americans Of Richmond not pre- pared to bend
their necks to the Democratic yoke
my T---lt PRESCRIBED WING.
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DThe Mechanics Friend Mr.. joseph
4. Anderson would make wonderfully sppro pirate
repres ,ntstive of the mechanics and tho echsncal
interests Of Richmond Not many years ago, he had
. parcel of mechanics in his employ Imprisoned. or
hold to bail ufon charge of conspiracy. Mr. Ander
son 10 intensely selfish, over bearing, tyrannieai
man. and will no doubt attempt TO coeree his pre-
sent employees into voting for him on Thursday.
Whether he will have them Imprisoned or whipped,
If they failed to for bim. we cannot undertake
to say Certain il ia howevsr that he i'll strsnu-
ously endeavor to force them TO do his dirty ork
Will they submit? If FREQ men. never If slaves
they will Thursday will determine whe her they
are free men, or whether they are slavss. Joseph
And<rsons Sldpes--. Richmond Whi9
my 27--2t.
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From the Memphis (Tsnn.) Bulletin.

TaE New ORLEANS OPERA CoMpANIEs-We hsv.
now seen the above troupe In three regular operas
besides various vaudevilles buretss etc. The three
operas Donzstta's Daughter of the Regime Mt %
Bellinis 'Somnambula," and Bales Bohemian
Girl" An attentive hearing Of these pieces has con
WINGED us that it 10 an excellent working COMPANY
and especially that though their numbers are smaller
than when they we've here before, the cast of the
pieces is even more effective than it was then. The
change which has most contributed to produee this
effect is ths substitution of Misa Hodson for Mr. Fra
zsr in the tenor parts We intend no dispsrase
ment to that .ntleman as fine musician In making
the assertion fault is simply that he 10 man and
that the tenor parts in the music of Beini and Dom
izett 10 written too hi Oh for male voices rnIess in
such are exceptions as that of Rutiui for whoss
voice chiefly all this muiio was composed The re.
suit of this has been that these operas are
cable. Take for instance, the opera of So1lnambu
la;' have lad this work performed BY three com.
psnies, viz tho De Vnes Italian Opera Troupe. the
Crisp Opera Troupe, and the same Troupe modi-
he'd and reorganized as now performing in Memphis
In the s.two companies above mentioned, the to.
nor parts were represented by Sig Vietti and Mr.
Frazer both consummste musicians but with voices
not high enough for the music The principal pieces
had therefore to be imposed; and In the solos, the
effect was not but in the erted pieces
half the effect of the Prma Donnas gns was Lost
through her having TO sing docn to the tenors
sssS With hen s., Ddsn ,s: thu;
giving these parts not to gentleman at ALL but to
fine female contralto vocs. The result 10 thst for
the first tims we have the music Of Belini exactly
40 1t written by the composer; ard in the duets
the deightful soprano OF Miss Durand instead Of be-
Ing chained down to the sxgences of an
tenor, 10 allowed to upward into the regions of
most extatc achievements. create musica al treat
could scarcely be devised than the duet "Take then
this ring" a. executed by Miss Dursnd and Mis-
Hodson, each lady bsins excellent in her wsv,
the tender warbline OF Amina being supported and
heshtened by the deep toned on of Elrino
., as to produce an ensemble dram caily and mn.
sicalls psrfect nor wasit In Somnanbua alone, but
Thdddsns and Aretne, in Toreo and Marie ssch of
thssA ladies' Wed IN amicable rivalry to give the mu
sutrutted to them COM pietness and finish which
sithsr by herself would have fallen short Of We
aere disposed to reverse the sentms nts of Macbeth
and instssd ofsaying-
How happy could be with either.
Were 'tothsr dear chsrmer away
we never heard the voice of one lady without ish
ng tor the other to complete the harmony by the "a
cord OF two such voices
The psrsonal attractions Of the two ladies aid their
singing, and we are well informed that the nymph
like grace Of Durand and the msjsstic beauty ofHoi.
son have already dose serious damage Ia the hearts
Of Ysupg Memphis
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Richmond, May rs High Wat~ 8 O'Clock
ARRIVED,
schr. Mary Ann Guest, Csnatt, Philadelphis coal
w n. Davis l. Co.
schr d Chuton, Veal, Philadelphia, cssl, 8. r
HAYES
BARK Chevallie. -, N. Y In ballast.
gchr. Maria Pike, Apologize, Wilmington, N. c.,
lumber, X. d, h. B. Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, N. Y mda. and pas
sengers, Ludlam Watson.
steamer Belvidere, Keen, Baltimore, mds., Lud-
lam Watson.
Echr Middleton, -, down the river light.
Schr. 7hos. Conner, Crump, Clairmount light.
sche. Caroline Hall. NOVEL;, light
schr. Geo Pennsster, Dennis, Petersburg light
schr Mary Adelins, Powers, Norfolk, mds, w. q.
Colquitt.
NEW YoRK, May 49, Cleared, schr. Jamestown
Latourete City Point.
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"The End IL Not YETI

Several of the clergy of the North have beer
Or eachIng sermons upon the delusion which ap.
pears to exist In that as well as other portions Of
the country, of the speedy ending of the world
and drawing arguments from history and reveal
ton to prove the improbability CT the event pre-
dictei by the sign mskers and aign'carpenters OF
the age. They sensiby admonish their hearers to
prepare for their own dsath, which is certain at
some time, and quite possible before the arrival OF
the comet, and not waste their time in specializing
upon some imaginary reyulsion of nature which
may destroy the world.
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Petersburg Hospitality.

TIE delegates to the late Episcopal Convention
In Petersburg are warm in their praise of the over
flowing hospitality of that whole souled commune
ty. Every word they say is deserved. 1t Is true
Virginia people, preserving the old customs and
the old heart of Virginia. It's business enterprise
aid energy, as great as that of any city of the
S,uth, have never been permitted to curb or re-
ain its generous impulses and social kindnesses
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wPawers, Imperial tPatentedl Amb

EX~ Powers, Imperial (Patented) Ambro.
TYPEs.-Ths IMPERIAL AmBaoTYPE has created
quite an excitement AMONGST the intelligent call CT
This ely. They the superiority they pos
ssss over old style Ambrotypes.
respectfully ask all persons t, compare my lmpe-
rial Ambrotypes to those ado else whert, which will
prove to them that they possess beauty of finish
and softness of expression, before seen in any
ether production
They cannot fade speck, and will stand the test
of all climates.
Please call and see them. ISL Main street.
Remember the IMPERIAL AMBRoTYPE can be hsd
only at Powers. my N-3t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

~ Fellow Citizens Seeing that Mr.
Buchanan finds it very difficult TO get some one to
accept the post of Governor of Utah. l take this
meth to say that have withdrawn from the can.
vass az candidate for Congress- and have submitted
my claims to the President of the United states as
an applicant for the post of Governor of Utah III
succeed in getting the appointment all that bravery
and sagacity accomplish, will be brought to bear
in exterminating If need be, the brutal Mormous -
You may rest that will never bring proac
upon the GOOD name of this, my native home. vi
20 before tas President, backed by the first men of
the country aud have no doubt of my success
my u liz MARTIN MEREDITH LlPSCOMB.
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perntendent of each School, or tho Marshal will find
ths Banner for hs' school, and the Batons for the
Ma.shsls at the printing Office of b. K. Ellyson,
Esq on Main street. 1t would be well for the m to
cali get these things before Saturday morning,
that they may have them at their school rooms, on
Saturday morning next, when the schools will be
organized for the procession. my 27-H*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

~ Flowers just rec sived n most heau.
tiful assortment of fine FRENCH FLO WERs, TO
which we invite the attention of our customers.
Also on hand, a nice supply of Ribbons. Frinses,
Trimmings and Fancy Dress Buttons suitable for
tn, season. at low prices.
We closing out the balance CT our stock of
Farasols ct cost. LADIES' BAZAAR,
my 27-6w* No. 2o4 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

.hLirARY-A letter from Lieut.. Col. Cary. OF
ms a" Regiment Va. Volunteers, appears In the
portsmouth papers, vindicating himself from N.
charge OF want Of courtesy to the batta lion from
thst town, as Jamestown. The letter /. c.lIsd
forth " structures which appeared in ls,t.r. pub.
lshsd 10 those journals. Lieut.. Col walton =,
the Portsmouth battalion, is ont In letter oo,,
Arming Col. C.s ststements. and ackno vlsas,n,
great courtesy from that officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

- Grand Rally Of
AMERICANS, WINGS, AND
FRIENDS OF DISTRIBUTION
Preparatory to the election Thursd.y, Grand
Rally Of Amshesn.. Whiss, and friends Of Distri.
BUTTON will be held at the
CITY HALL,
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
A. JUDSON CRANE,
RALEIGH r. DANIEL,
LITTLETON TAZEWELL,
and the Legislative candidates, will address the meet.
COME ONE, COME ALL!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD CONVENTION Is in
session at Augusta, Ga. Among the roads repre-.
sented, are the Seaboard and Roanoke, Petersburg
and Roanoke, and East Tennessee and Virginia
Representatives from various Southern lines of
steamers are present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

~ To Mcrchants, Mechanics and others,
Merchants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LApIN0,
POSTERS. &c., &c. printed, are invited to call at
extensive Job Office, which IL supplied with al.
most every variety Of type, embracing oil the latss
styles.
Our assortment Of CARDS, large and small, Busi.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot bs az
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Visiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the nsatSst posi-.
bls style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description Of Printing, 10 respectfully asked at the
"DI6PATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the finest
specimens Of printing ever executed in this country
JNO D. HAMMERSLEY CO.
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~ POSITIVELY last week Of the Git Book sale
and az the Agent 10 about to ol@se busaess for the
season. he would call the attention CT his friends and
patrons to the superior Inducements which he holds
out for the few remaining days. There will be
given away to purchasers this week, three Gold
Watches four Silver Watches. and a great number
of Gold Lockets. Cameo Sets, Gold Chains, Guards,
and other valuable articles No presents valued at
less than 81, to be given away this week.
Come one, come ALL to Sc Main street.
lt* JOS A. SPENCE
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VESSELS IN PoRT.-The following is the num-
Der of vessels in port, at the places named, on the
23i inst: New York, 762 Boston, 1888; Baltimore,
100; on the 10Th inst, at Charleston, Al Savan-
nah 81 Mobile, &c; New Orleans, 18l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

HON. EDWARD EVERETT is In Washington,
staying at the residence of Lieut. WISE his son.in
law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

DfNtVoR TERRACE or the Clue Of Lite;-by
,ue author Of "The Heir of Redclyffe;" II vols,
Ns" YORK. d. Apple,on q Co This is the second
~ lns series Of novels, by the same author tina,
Appie'on q 20, are issuing In . uniform edition
For sale by James Woodhouse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

PEARL FIsHERIEs-In the Little Miami River,
Ohio, two pearls, half an inch in length, have
been found in muscle shells, and created pearl
excitement In the vicinity. 1t ia likely that the
fresh water oysters" in the rivers of Virginia
may contain pearls of value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-27

O. This Is to certify that 1 have for
ssveraljmonths past been suffering from afec-
ton of my right ato bone Ia disease arising from de-.
eayed teeth tho Inflammation becoming 20 great
ing seen the card of DR.. KAHN'S ia the Richmond
Dispatch resolved to give him trial OF the case,
and an happy to say that have been entirely re-
stored by him. without his using knife my losing
Que drop of blood l chserfully recon END him to
al: persons afflicted in the like manner DR. Kahn 10
a worthy, skilful and intelligent bysican.
A LYNEMAN,
I'd street, bstween Baker and Charity SITS.
Richmond, Va.
~ DR. KAHN'S offioe 10 at the Clifton House, In
rsar of Ballads new Hotel. my % 6t*
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FOUND GUILTY.-George w. Goodrich was
found guilty in Alexandria, Virginia, Monday, OF
the murder of James CLARK, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for IL years