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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-11
, ARTIFICIAL TRETH-THH

oOHE0PLASTIC PROCkSS.-3. w. JONES,
DENTIST, having half the exclusive r0hfD
the aosvs mode Vi msk ing TEETH, and sissT sssaS
and tsst.n0 y 70 the most difficult cases, .shsrs stv
superiority ovsr The goid. silver and piatina ,.s-
thJ, therefore, with confidence, rec Imu,snd 10
to all who may desire full partial sets IT testh;
and especially to such as mag BE- dissatssfsd wsAs
those they Hsif0. In this Process all 0f The
obJectoDs to the gold plate are reDoy-d-ths sue
ton being peVect secures comfort and statliV the
ft. and the Sesth being embedded in the metal the
food Is excluded from under or between thsD; ihsy
are. therefore. cleaner, smoother, and In every 70
spect better 1t consequences Of the perfect adapta
sion Of the plate to the mouth, and the susIioa
thereby ured, he can insert one or more Sesth
without clasps and in all cases guarantees perfect
and satiAfscsory ft
This method having been adopted and commend
cd by those standing highest in the profsesi0a.
North and sontn, testimonials viii be gwen. and
specimens exhibited, te any who may desire 70 ssN
them. he Old plates Of those wishing 70 exchange
the old method fur the new, " i'll be take In part
pay. Win OF course, make teeth ON the old nsds
ior those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by eiectrcity for those who wish Il.
once opposite IerinihiAn Hall seT-en
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SEVERELY BnArEN.-John Poe was Az

raigned before the Mayor last Saturday, to answer
for violently beating Mary Sullivan, white girl,
in Broad street. Mary testified that the accused
knocked her down and stamped her, leaving her
ia the street in a helpless condition. When she
recovered sufficiently. she procured 9 warrant for
Poe's arrest, aud while on her way home, Mrs.
Poe attacked and beat her severely, and her sou
gave her violent blow the head with q stone.
Pee admits that he struck her with bis open hand,
for using insulting and abusive language to him,
but denies that he knocked her down or kicked
her. As aary is high tempered, vicious girl,
the Mayor adjourned the investigation until to,
morrow, to get other witnesses who saw the af>
fair
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nns~ s~GnoRGz u. BTExL, Dentist, Ofios
sai residence No. ISL on Main, between stk and 9Th
trasrs Richmond Va. nay s0-1y

m- NEw GooDs-I have received from
Philadelphia ard New York, and will open this
morning, choice and splendid assortment OF ladies
pHES GOODS. Also, Iine assortment of CLOTHS,
CAssImEHE9 and VESIINGs along with general
stoLk of DOMESTIC GOODS of every grade and
quality, many Of which can sell at much ieus than
former prices. - ~
Fias BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A large
supply OF Negro CLOTHING, of every description;
Browa and BIesched DoaiESTICS, and many other
foods too tedious 10 mention, usually kept IN the
Dry Goods line.
cal! i. respectfully solicited Of all who wan;
chusp and go3d lIoods. Come and see and judge for
yourselves, at No - Main street -
So III INt L. SMlIUEK.
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SHOCKING DEA,~-A partially insane lady who
was whiting brother Eear 0rviiie, Ohio. in the
vicinity of uassion, on Tuesday morning, stood
near the railroad track watching tho approaching
train. When near she sprauE upon the track
and run upon her hands aud kuees to meet the
engine. kforts to stop the train were unayaiiing,
and five in passing over the body ground it tos
fragments.
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The lato attempt toinjurs cur Firm has shown that
OUR LOTTERIES Are DRAWN FAIRLY
That our PTiZea are PAID PUNCTUALLf! and that
our schemes are NONE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery il
the world!
The following Scheme will be drawn by B. SWAN
60, Managers or the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each of their Single Number Lotteries fox Ccso-
Der, 1853, at AUGUSTA, Ca, In public, ender the
supe-tEtendence of Commissioners.
GLASS 35 draws on SATURDAY, October 3, 1858.
CLASS 80 draws Oh SATURDAY, october 9, 1883.
GLASS 5. draws on SATURDAY, october l6, 1858.
CLASS IS draws Oh SATURDAY, October 23, 1855
GLASS ss d[aws on sApnRhDAYs ! U 30 uct96er % 1873
5uGW TICkErSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR hUNDRED AMI
EIaHTY-FIYA PRLAkS!
Rea.,H Ias Pr5se % L..c-Y Ns-.c 1I5kss.
i4A%NiELCENG ECAEldR:
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PoLIrTcAL-Elbert 8. Martin, Of Lee county, Va,
has entered the field as opposition candidate for
Congress, from that district. He addressed
meeting Of citizens in Russell county, on the 2Sth
ultimo. The Democratic party Of Rockbridge co.,
Va, met on Monday last, and appointed so deIe-
gates to the GubernatorisI Convention, with in
structions to vote for John Letcher as the uomi,
naa
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DEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & &C

Fave received and now opening one Of the largest
and most desirable stocks of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
they have ever had. Their goods are manufactured
with great care, expressly for the retail trade and
every article is warranted and will be sold as low as
the same goods can be bought elsewhere. Their
stsck consists of fne castobeaver over Coats Sacks
and Frocks; fine Pilot do; fine Cloth dc; heavy NO
hair do; do Lion Skin do; Whitney do; fine business
suits; side band Coat, Pants and Vest alike; DO
Drabs, Gray, mixed, Brown and Black, really fine
and good, together with an assortment of Pants and
Vests, which forqu.ty and price, are hard to bea; /;
fine French Velvet Vests of the patterns and
best quality Also, large ass tment Of White ard
Merino Shirts Fancy Goods in endless variety-ail
of which we will sell on the mest reasonable terms
Call az DAkRACOTr. HARRIS CO.'S,
No liz Main street,
se24 Successors to Merchant, WeisiRer 4 o.
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TEE REASON He LErT-A paragraph has been
going the rounds stating that the sudden depsr-
ture of Thalberg from this country was caused by
his having seduced Madame DADgri's youngest
daughter, and by the pursuit Of the enrsged
mother who intended to kill him. lie left Boston
disguised and under an assumed name, thereby
escaping from writs issued for his arrest. The
New York News confirms this, and says that the
pianist bas compromised the affair by the pay ment
Of Sl0, coo to Madame DAngri
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HIGH LFE.-A gentleman in New York Informed
the editor Of the Fayetteville Observer recently
that be had paid 81 800 for pew In DR.. Alsxan-
der's (Presbyterian) church, and that besides, 1t
was sutjsct TO a ground rent of $50 year. This
We consider paying pretty extravagantIy for the
privilege of grace.
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Eass SoIL VICTORY IN Missouri Tho st. Louis
Democrat claims that, 10 special election for
Alderman 10 Jefferson City, this issue was made,
and the Free Soil candidate elected. The majority
Was three.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.--The Governor of New
Hampshire has set the example of naming the 25th
of November for Thanksgiving Day, aud il 10 aug
eested that all the other governors follow suit
The 25th of November Is the centennial nversary
of the surrender OF Fort Du Quesne (now Pttsburg)
which terminated the fule of France on this conti
nent. tbs also the anniversary # the evacuation
of New York by tbs British, which occurred twen
ty-ive years later Washington marched into each
place with his victorious troops each time. These
events would s;ve peculiar sgnficance to ma.
tional ceehfa on on that day.
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APPOINTED PgEsiDsNr.-Prof. d. H. Bttlc, who
occupied for soms time past, the post Of Professor
Of Ancient Languages 10 Roanoke College, Va !, has
been elected 70 the Presidency Of Ools9s IN North
NArolns. 4 few days sincs hs len sor biz nsW
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sale elegant assortment of all Kinds Of Crates,
including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces.
handsome and plain sets OF Shoveis, Tougs and
Pokers. feven different sxes Of coal Scutles cindsr
shoyels. fre shovels; handsome ntands for Shoyels
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmans;
are Brick FIRE Slaos and Jams; sets OF soap 6tene Tor
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tone. builders, housekeepers, end others In
want OF OF the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. / am manufacturing
all kinds Of Brass and Iron Works Of the above de-
scription, at my BELL and BRABn FOUNDRY ana
CRATE and FENDER MANURACTURY, No. 22S
Main street between 8th and 9th streets. West side.
Richmond, Va.
an l6-diy 3. d. DENOON.
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nas- LIFE Sizk PHOTOGRAPHS The

Ekz$- ElfE Clzk fh0TOQHAPhb.-1He He
subscriber takes pleasure In announcing ts bis nn-
merous patrons and the public at large. that he y
now prepared 10 furnish photographs from miais
tnfes 20 FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
which for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal
not Superior 10 any produced in this city at iess
than the usual price, Old Pictures copied and On
lsrsed to any size.
Citizeas aud strangers are invited to call and ex
Pc GIBBS.
2. E--if you want O genuine Ambrotype. this h
the place to get It, where you will neither Re hum
bugged 10 price or work, Also, Melainotypes o.
sny othsr Picture La the Photographic Art.
10 u p. u. q.
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SHORT CRop.-The Gainesville (va) Tobacco o
Plant, estimates the crop Of tobacco in that dis
trict-a great weed growing region-to be one.
fourth short of the average.
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EMIsRarros.-The number of emigrants arrived
at New York for the week ending October 9th,
was /, ,244, making total of 62567 since the com.
mencement Of the year. The arrivals tor theijcor-
responding period in 1857 numbered l4s,sl4, show'
ing decrease of more than hall.
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TO BE REMovkp-John Mitchell, editor of the
Southern Citizen" announces that after the 18th
of November, the place of its publication will be
changed from Knoxville, Tenn, to Washington
cff
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Lhkshs OF LiaHrsINa.-A heavy thunder storm
curing which Miss Mary Edison was INSTANTLY kiii'
60 oy lightning Strange to record child which
sne neid In her arms was uuhurt. Miss Diekson
was stunned, but recovered from the sbook
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STABBED Saturdav mo,n;no Loot

STABBED. Eaturday morning last
white man named Henry Luxenburg, received q
severe stab in the right arm, near the shoulder,
Inflicted in grocery on Cary street, near 7th by
free negro, known rs Robert Smith. An hour or
two after the occurrence Bob was taken into Gus
tody and committed to jail until this morning,
when he will be called before the Mayor to answer
The charge.
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AMERICAN VICTORY AT T0aoNrO-A great yacht
race came eff at Toronto. Canada, on Friday of last
week, for prize Of $40, in which vessels from all
parts Of Canada ana from the American shore OF
Lake Ontario participated. The prize was won BY
the American sloop Coral
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL

R0AD.-HOTlCE TO CoNTRAC 0RS.-Sealed
proposals will he c.iye6 by the undersigned until
ihe 10th of November next, for the Graduation and
Masonry of the first fifty miles of the above road
west towards Cumberland Gap The profiies and
plans upon the above named distance be seen at
fhe Office OF the Chief Engineer In the town of Al
nsdon after the 18th day Of October next who will
give elf necessary explanations In regard therets
The line Is divided into about mile ssctions In
amounting to about $4,000 yards Of loose and hard
rock about 3l3 O0 yards of mortar masonry. 49, o.
perches of dry drains, 1900 psTches.
Those processing for the work are requested to
.tsts in their bids what ant OF stock they are
willing to take, In part payment for their work.
Aadrsss the undersig gnsd. ct Abingdon. Va.
se 2l-dtd WJ HAWhlNc W.
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BARREL FACTORY BuRNr.-The extensive barrel
factory ut Akron, Ohio, wss destroyed by nre Wed
nesday night. Sevs1ty.fve men are thrown out o.
employment Tho loss is estimated at SIC, 600, on
which there IL an insurance of 5000.
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W7HOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
W HOUSE.

- ~ ~ hAN ~ ~ ~ y ~ AND W. ~ AAN 6xs
THE LARG EST. ca nA Z sel AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED TO TIN
WH0LEsALE TRADs, EvER
OFFERED FOR SALE In
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention Of Dealers 10
enr very large and we'll assorted stock Of kgApY
MADE CLOTHING. Manufactured BY ourselves for
CASH. ia the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants Who IN the habit Of purch asine
the North and elsewhere, VIII but promote theft
own interests by giving our GOck careful exAmt-
nation before going further
Besides Gentiemen's Dress Wear. ve have . vsry
large stock of
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made In the very best manner, and OF the most
substantial materials
In sddision 20 the abovo, We have In store IN dcs
En- Genttemsns SHIRTS. OF al. qualities and sty Leo.
beaides large assortment of Hickory skirts, Can.
ton Flannel and Under De- Red, Blue and 0frY
Flannel dos Red Flannel brewers. Cnnton Hlaasl
BE- sold ~ srioes which viii compare favorably Nth
any market In the country, and upon the mont -
isshctory terms.
a is-sv KENT, PAINE 4 CO.
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THR PATH of the comet piefces the plane of the
sf0it of Venus. at point the orbit ITSELF and
Venus and the comet are both approaching this
point. Venus will pass it first, about the 18th and
the comet only one week after; but this interval
will give ample scope to the latter TO pass without
collision, its train included tor at the rate at which
thes. travellers on the celestial highwsys proceed
the first twenty four and the second thirty six
miles per second, when nearest, on the 18th, they
will yet be eight or ten millions ofmiles asunder
If, however. further observation show that the
comets motion is more rapid than supposed above
the attraction of the planet sccelerates its mode
oftravel, the proximity may be greater. 1t will
be worth while watching the comet at this Iime to
observe whether 1t undergoes any marked ply sical
chsIgss.
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r AND AGENCY. Having been em

IL nIoyed to sslI several large tracts OF iand In
Nicholas county Invite proposals from cap, aists,
and particu arly from persons Who may wish to set
tie on the same, TO whom great Dsr9sins VIII Dc
sold
have Just returned from a visit to Nicholas, and
can safely assrt that tor fertility OF SOIL, aud sa-
nbrity vi climate il not surpassed ~ any portion
Vi the state Ths lana Is situated in the mountains,
Dy Far the richest of which consists OF table iapd
hickory. IL is admirably adarted tor grazing
oountry Thousanis Of acres of the laLu have b.en
(wlthina a few years. opened aad aie now msKih2
ample returns 10 the Sners. The tands WIZ pe
.urvv yed aud laid OF nto small farms thereby giving
10 purchasers with moderate means an opportunity
of iavesting. will. give all dlul Information ON
thesubject aud will shsw the land to those wishing
TO purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL Richmond, Va.
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Rev Professor Gibson, of Belfast. and ths Rev n
mcCiure, OF Londonderry, the deputation TO the
onurch 10 the British Provinces OF America. from
.ne denerai Assembly Of the Presby teriau Church
10 ireland, have arrived in Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-11

PosT OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT OKDERED.-Establish
an Office at Clay c. H., Clay county, Va. and sp-
point Samuel &. HyeF postmaster. The once
at Barbeetown, Hardy county, Va, 10 discont tin
ned.
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An OLD PRovgRB PRoyxp r.,s,-rs.
Sarah Barton, at Salem ua.s.. from psr. -h" =.
so sa',ude 20 degrees 40 minutes north, iouaituds
% degrees west, on the sth instant. vas strnck hs
psntoing 'our times within half an hour. twice on
,h ;smass' ;', once on the maipmase, and once on
sne Jio-poom. fortunately the hull was mot IN
lar"d. 1t has heretofore been an accented sy;o,, ~
Inat lightning never strikes twice 10 the ,sm q
place" but the case Of the Sarah Barton n
ly an exception. - ''' 'Ain'
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LUCKY FAMnY.-W. D. Washburne, a younger
brother of the famous three, 10 nominated TO the
Minnesota Legislature by the Republicans of Hen
nepin county, and there is talk Of adding him TO
the Washburnes in Congress next year.
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A., tssDicf AGAINST ksEos1Sx GAS CoxpAyY.-In
the Circuit Court Of New York. Moroars, Msrsh. =,
mas obtained $4,000 damages against the North
american Kerosene Ga. Light Company, for the
death aeatn oil her husband BY an explosion at their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-11

Unlawful AssEMBLY-W
Davis and Baptist on Saturday night last, arrested
aud Gagged ten negroes for being 10 an unlawful A.
sembly At the house Of Bernard Nesgle. fester-
day morning. they we're taken before Justice Sad
ler and ordered to be striped.
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NEW O.r,onss-The followino name,

NEW OIFIoEss. following named
gentlemen have been elected officers OF Evans
Division, No, SO. Sons Of Temperance, at Mauchss-
ter, Va, for tho present quarter: Thomas VI. c..
Turner, w. P; Martin Defr. jr.. w. A; q. A. Hall,
r. 8; Benjamin b Weisiger, A. r. g.; Vim ii. Gar.
nett r. 8; Vim. B weisiger, 7, A. K Wells. c.;
Geo w. Ayres, A. @, John W. Hail, l. s.; DR.. Wm.
Il Weisiger, O. s.
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The Norfolk (ya.) Argus announces the death,
on the 7th inst, of Geo. j. Estabrook printer Of
that city, and formerly employed in this office.
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A RAILROAD roR s1.oO0.-A dispatch from Tole-
do, says that the Wabash b Western Railroad was
sold at auction last week 1t was purchased by
Mr.. Boody, the former President Of the road, for
$1,000.
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FORFEITED John Housemau, q tailor,
admitted to bail to answer before the Mayor for
assaulting aud beating his wife, failed to answer
when called last Saturday. aud his bond was there
fore forfeited
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"CouRTsnlp' is always an interesting
topic to the young folk, but will doubtless be made
doubly SO this evening, by o p, Baldwin, Esq q.
who intends to deliver lecture ut Metropolitan
Hall To- night, on that subiect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-11

RATHER HIGH.PaIcEp-A. Keene Richards, of
Georgetown, Ky, has determined to purchase the
celebrated English race horse, Fisherman, aud
bring him to this country The price to be paid for
him s 100000.
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APPREHlNsrvE-Letters were receved v.star5.r
from me Paris prefect of police by Mayor LincoIn
snquring what can be done to stop the sale of ths
Napoleon Pamphlet !"-Boston Posf Sth
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DAMAGES FoR AN AssAULr.-In Wake county. N. G.
.ast ~eek, Patrick McGowan, a Mail Agent, OBJ
Ainea q verdict for $500 against John H. aud ST.
C., three years ago. '.' ~
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Accspr.BLr PRxszEr-We are

ACCEPTABLE PRESENT We ere in debt
ed to Mr.. JAMfs GUEST, Florist, for a magnificent
bouquet Of aud dshlias, cIiled from his Ho-
lywood Nursery, where the choicest shrubs and
flowers may be had at all times. Mr. G. has q
extensive variety of every thing in his line, and
he prepared to stock the country with the best
flowers, plants and shrubs To be had, We sure
our readers will call upon him when they wish to
huy
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OFFICE OF THE U. B AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SsCIETlEs, RICHMOND, VA.
N..rars.r aIunr- 1. h
So Books for the entry Of AHrIcLss,

EES BOOKS 1of the eniry OF ARTICLES,
intendedfor exhibition az tbs Fair in Richmond, in
ucbotsr next, are nov open.
IOgnmu nicAtiosa addressed to the undersigned,
deacr Ding minutaly posribie, the character
T. a. tcla to be EN- ered viii be attended to- These
entries must be made prior to the 25h Of 0ctober,
70 pre- rent confusion and disappointment.
CHAnLEs DiMMOCK,
se in-ta50 Sec'y Va Cent Ag, Society.
sm- OhJoe Ia the Ballard Hou,e, opposite the Ex-
..fep To- Al
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A SPEspTaRIFr.-At Limerick, Ireland, young
man, who came of age two years ago, has beeu
obliged to leave the country, in consequence Of Pc
cupiary embarrassment. He began with s25o, 600
10 bank, which he soon get rid OF, and has since
accumulated debts to the amount of 1000 000-all
in two wears,
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EXECUTION OF HALL AND GAFFsEY.-vincent Hall
and James Gsfoey. who had heen found guilty of
the murder Off J. Hinton, near Carrolton, H.,
we're hung on the 2sth September.
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SAyAGg.-Louisa Buchanan was ar
rested last Saturday and held to ball for threaten.
ing to kill Alice Saunders
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IKsoLREr Peter, slave to John w.
Atkinson, was punished BY order Of Justice Sad.
ler for being dsorderiy in the street and insolent
to the watchmen.
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ke E-Im Sqsaro above new CustsTn House.

Ess~ CoCGHs, CoLDs, HoAEsesEss, aO
The prevalence of the above complaints at this
sJa has she effect OF bringing cut host of profes-
ssa.y Lew spec 1cs and while some fev may he
good mauy ara usele,s and some even dangerous.
70 prayeut disapp Jutment, the bs-t cJur-e to pnr
sue is % consult yonr family phJ sican otherwise
uss only such remedies a. long public experience
has orc 7ed 20 be safe and cacious OF this class
is rYLsR's COAP0UND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC Originally the favsrite prescription OF an en-
Insult Oh ysc an, iJ s01n came popular isinhy
msdciue and without advertising, has continued
II enioy zro~ wing reputation Tor the last twenty
yeats Z al recent cases IL scts like charm, anu
Ia jaroaic CASES Broachlti, Hopping Cough, Group.
Asthn &C il is nsod with unparalleled success, a.
III ut fs.ailiss viii testify.
Sol b. FISHER WIssreS, MEADE BAKER
BoDsxsa, &C., At Is cents per bottle. and IN an els
giant sui pleasant LeEen xs form l21f and % cents
Per box. cailod TTLEaS GUN ARABIC CousH CANDY
bsoSs 80 Z-3m
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GAGS IrExs.-On Saturday night last
e,rhteen persons we're confined in the hrst sta
ton house for various offences. Three of these
were discharged, fourteea punished aud one
bailed OF the number three were white, one free
and fourteen slaves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-11

On TIoK.-Henry, slave to James
Dorpiu. stole clock last Saturday night. but was
soon after caught. and yesterday morning Justice
Sadler had hini soundly foggsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-11
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PIANO COVERS
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BRASS STAIR RODS