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

SPECIAL NOrIcHa

EI~ Coooas, CoLps, HoAasESxss, sc.
The prevalence OF the above mplants at this sea-
has the effect of bringing cut host of prot,s.
seiiy new spec'fes, aud while some few may be
good, maay are useless ami some even dangerous
10 prevent disappointment, the best course fo pnr
80 consult your family ph sican or othersise
use only such remedies ss iong public experience
tss prov ed 20 he safe and eficaciuus OF this 49,
Is ~ 1LtRe COMPOUND sIkUP OF GUM AHA.
HiC originally the fsVeE,te prescription of An en-
iaeYt p"! s'caa. ~ soon became popular family
medicine, and without advertising has continpea
g. enJey sroWihs reputation for the last twentv
years Ia al recent cases IL acts like charm ana
In .hre"io cases. Bronchitis, Hopping Cough C.onn
Asthma, sc, 1t 10 used with unparalleled success ~
IN ,sj families will testify. '' "
S2sa D. FISHER WINSTON. MEapI 4 BAKEa A
EonEEsR. a.. At 25 cents per bottle AMI an an a.
SAN ana pleasant LIzense form, l71s and Is cen
res box, called TrLRs's 'GUk ARABIC Couaa CA,ny
DkoPs p" So - ~
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IMPERIAL STRUGGLE FOR s KIss.-A merry scene
is said have occurred ia the yestry of the Chapel
Of st. Cloud, after the marriage ceremony Of the
Doc de Msiakoff 1t is the custom among the
country people of the Dukes native province for
for the brides kiss, they call it, the first kiss
Of tie newly made bride, which entities the happy
pos'essor TO the left hand of the bride in the pro-
cessicn on leaving the chapel. Tbs struggle ber
tween the Emperor and Lncian Murat caused the
greatest merrnlent The Emperor permitted
by courtesy to proclaim himself the victor, bu,
Prinee Lncian protested against the decision moet
vehemently, aud declared that the kiss had been
rightfaliy conquered by him.-Cbart JoErnal.
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ssay" To ADvGRrisERs ND Bus1N,ss

AsN Tee Virginia Sentinel offers very superior
= N'ht "a Tor Advertising. Ii ia a frmly estab
l'ari 1onrnal OF wide circulation, with suhscri-
tvis IN almost every state OF the Union and mum.
bcrs aIuoaz tbs farmers and substantial husiness
men oi the wealthy AID prosperous Piedmont, Val
wb) have vans and the means TO suppls thss,
men VINO buy ik. and men who buy ana sell
isrEs All Adve rtisemeats AL ar in the Daily
Iu."eekly and occasionally in the eekly editions
oi tha sentinel. mus reaching all our readers We
respec fully invite orders "
Terms modera,e The cash or city references re
auired. Per further particulars, address
SMITH FINKS
oc 33-!m Alev.ndr;a u
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MYSTERY OF THE AMERICAN LAKEs.-Lake Erie IL
oaly 60 or 20 feet deep, but the bottom of Lake
Ontario, which is 592 feet deep, 230 feet below the
tide level of the ocean, or as low most parts of
the Gulfof St. Lawrence and the bcttc ms of Lakes
Huron, Michigan and Superior. although their
surface is 50 much higher, all from their vast
depth, level with the bottom Of Lake Onts,
rio.
Now. as the discharge through the river Detroit,
after allowing for the full probable portion carried
off by evaporation, does not appear by any met us
equal to the quantity of wafer which the upper
great lakes receive it has been conjeetnred that
snbterranean river may run from Lake Superior TO
Huron to Lake Ontario This conjecture is by 10
improbable aud accounts for the singular fact
thar cannon aud herring caught in Gil the lakes
communicating with the ST. Law renee tui in no 9th
ers AS the Falls # Niagara must ave always exist
ed, it wouId puzzle the ra:uraiists TO say how
;hese fish got into the upper lake without some
such snbterranesn river; moreover, any periods
cal obstruction Of the river would furish not im
probable solution of the myster iuus ux and reflux
of the lake.
Upon this the editor of the Scientific American
remarks:
Are salmon and herring found in the lakes and
rivers above the Falls OF Nagarsl II So it afs
fords strong grounds f,r supposing there is cub.
terranaOus communication between Ontario and
the lake; if not, we see no grounds for such
conclusion"
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SINGULAR PHENoHENoN.-Int the recent address OF
Hon. T. l.. Clingman, before the North Carolina
State Fair, he mentions, in connection with the
manu- facture of wine, and the difficulty on the At
anic slope Of the United States cf preventing its
scte0us fermentation, a remarkable fact concern
ing locality of the western part of that State
In a district of few miles in extent on the Irryon
mountain, neither dew nor frost is ever known
The Fame district is remarkable for the variety
and excellence IF its native grapes, and they are
often found in fine condition In the open air as
late as December. The dryuess of the atmosphere
in the loc. lity u,enti, ned, and equabty of tenn
perature are most remarkable, and We should like
to know more concerning it.
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sass- The BEsr CotGH SYRUP IN TEE

W tE LII
The best Cough Syrup in the world is Harris
horne. Pectnral Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and is pro
n5uEced by medical men, aud those who have usca
1t, to be the beat preparation f~r Coughs. Coldn.
CafhTrb, Bronchitis, uoarseness, sore Throat from
a cold, and preventive OF that lion OF diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is PHEASANT to
the TASTE sOiteDs, clears and streng hens the voice
aIla>s atirriatou of the throat and ungs. and pre-
vvnts taking cold.
Bottles IS rpd 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists in ki.hmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns ia Virginia, &C l3-Sm
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BOGUS BANK.-The police of New Y

BOGUS BANK.--The police of New York have dis
covered bogus banking concern, called the "New
England Bark Of Fairnount. Maine" The bills
were freely circulated in that city and the West
and il is supposed no less than 900 worth OF the
trash has been pushed into market. One of the
guests at the International Hotel, in New York
was arrested with about 100 worth of the stuff in
his possession.
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anA NEW CAkRIAGE ANDHAR-

92@SENESS kEPUSITCKY.-The sutsctber
having been for q number of years engaged m
Coach Making. offers to those in this section who
may wish 70 purchase, variety of light and sub
stantial CA kfI AZ Es, such Bug ggies Hock aways
&C. All work warranted made of good and durable
material Persons wishing to pnrl hsse are respect
fully invited to give "A call and exaiaius Induce
mcnts vii be offered to their advantage, bath a. 30
price and guarantee of the faithful nance a
the work NJ PulLEI.
&C lily Wall, ST. near st Chariss Hotel
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YoUTBruL DxpaAvIyy-Ieonid

YOUTHFUL DKPRAvITY. Il eonidas r.
Whitehurs'. youth only IL years Of age, wa.
brought before the Hastings Court Of this city,
yesterday, on an indictment for stealing a lot Of
jswelry from Henry W. Qusrles. On account ot
the extreme youth of the prisoner, on motion o
the Attorney for the Common wealth, q noiie prose
qai Was entered and the accused discharged.
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RICHMOND. October 25:h, Is

MeSsrs. WAPIyd & pEARCE-GeEtlemen: | have
carefully anaiysed the Pill, given nee by Dr. W +.
AujvrsG N and ind that ii contains Il small portion
of cEiGUae but maialy consists OF the suiphate OF
quiuine The presence Uf these two Substances was
oIstuctiy proved 10y variety Of tests. ] have no
doubt that the pill was composed entirely CT these
medicinal agents
Very respectfully, MCCAw.
E-lm
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NIGHT SCSoOL 49, Workmen ora "

NIGHT SCsooL. - Workmen are now
busiiy engaged in Finishing the rooms designed for
the schools OF the Mechanics Institute, both Of
which will open Just as soon as possible The
Committee designed having everything ready for
opening by th" 10Th inst. but it is feared that
the rooms will not be completed before the 2Oth
or 25th of this month.
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Es2S> EXHIBITION WEEK!
AAGEiFTCENT DISPLAY!
THOMAS n RRhC

THOMAS R. PRICE a. CO,
Ry every arrival, aie making large additions to
their commanding stock of
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
In every department they are uoS thoroughly a..
sorted and able TO give buyer at home. han
abroad, the advantage OF large and varied sele.'
tioa.
The senior partner of the house is again in mar
ket. thus giving them the advantage of resident
partner. whilst it lends freshness to thor entire
supply.
Elegant Velvet Cioaks
Do Black CiotE Cloaks
Do do do RaglaDs
Do do do Cloaks
Stss Shsvls, great variety
Long and square Broche Shawls
Do DO Blanket Shaws
hosiery, Gloves Mitts &C
Black and CoiOred Bayadere Silks
bnRlish and American Prints
Rich DS Silk Robes a'Ler al "0u''AiD''
DO do Doabis Skirt
Eiesan. valenta Eobes
Elegant Mousiaiuo Robes
EROroiicries every grade
Point Lace and Brussels Setts
Val aud toniton do
La q Collars in variety
Black Thread nd French Wells
hombaZlnos, Grapes, Wells &c.
In the HEAVY GOODS department, they have
jammed up their Gel Nj again, and arc prepared to
show buyers every article for household and IA IN
purposes az the very closest rates such goods be
sold at.
They are rel ncw getting in
sATrINETs
PULLED CLOTHS, "a and 6-4
sHEETINGs; LINshYS
brown aud Bleached COTTONs
PLANNELS. &C. &C.
AL of which offered upon the very best terms.
&C 23-lm THOMAS PRICE co.
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L III E DISPATCH HI.
THURSDAY EIS6...NOvEMBss Ii.

IHE U. =. NAvr.-Tbe United States has At the
present time about ninety regular naval vessels q,
which ten are ship, of the line, thirteen are ri.
gates nineteen are sloops Of war, thirty Ave ara
steamers, and six are store ships; and few ANAL.
or craft This list does not, OF course, fncads .ur
veyiog vessels or those chartered for any special
occasion. The New York Post, in an interes,;no
article on our naval affairs, says:
We have twenty nine ships of war iu comm;s.;o,
on squadrons. one on the lakes and four ON sneci.i
force all over the world 1i na'a'
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REoHIprs BY rHn DooK in the month

nsosIPTs BY THH DOCK I'm the month
OF october, the receipts by the Dock were: as3l
sons OF Coal; o4OO bags of coffee; 10149 bushels of
1o,n, 1 oo0 barrels cement; 1855 barrels fish: 2o4
%, pa.es fodder; l421 tons euano; IL COZ bales bay
~ tons ice; 3iS3 casks lime; 100 2s5 feet Ium. /.
Der; 900 barrels moasses; Is S5S bushels oats: 4O7
TONS fg iron; l35 barrels plaster; $50 tons plas.
yer; Oh bushels potatoes; $50 barrels rum: 1860
bushels wheat. ''''''
During the month. the shipments from the Dock
were az follows: 440S7 barrels hour; 1896 pack.
ages manufactured tobacco; S64 bogsheads tobacco:
~ tierces tobacco; 1l.l79 bushels wheat: so f45
ousheis offai 1910 kegs nails: $50 tons iron; ITO
oaies domestics;2l50 barrels cement.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. puhlis'

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. In publishing
the list OF premiums awarded at the late exhibition
OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute, a handsome
piano maze oy Mr. L. Dorr of this city. was acci
dents,ly overlooked. The judges in their renort
stated that Mr.. DORIS piano was "hrat best 10
touch aud third in tone," aud he was therefore
awarded a first clsss diploma. We make the cor
rection rs an act Of justice to a Richmond manu-
facturer.
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ANOTHER SUSPECTED SLAvEs.-rhe Wilmir ptop
IN. CO Herald states that the pilot boat j c. Ba.
ser, of Smithville on Sunday. off Cape Fear, spoke
the ketch Brothers, of Char rleston. Is days from
the coast Of Africa, bound for Charleston, in charge
If Lieut.. Stone and prize crew of the e. S. sloou
of war Marion. The Brothers was captured on
suspicion of being ec gagged in the slave trade
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EsS- ALL rHosR WHO Aan AFFLICTED

with asT Chronic Disease considered incurabe will
receve Letter. giving information which will in.
sure speedy and permanent cure by sending their
b. f02TE, the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
suihor Of Medical Common Sense" Saratoga
Springs. n. Y. Sc l3-daw3m
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Presbyterian N. s. Synod.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY prspArcH !,

PORTSMOUTH. Va. Nov. 6th.
Ihe synod continued its session from day to day
up 70 saturday night, when fasl adjournment
vas made Many matters of great interest we're
Drought forward and discussed before the body
Inc session has been very harmonious, aud the
pIeaching of the ministers of the body has attract
ed large and attentive congregations
Inc next session of the Sy nod is to be held in
Liberty, Bedford county.
Ihe ensuing session Of the Virginia Methodist
conferences is TO be held here about the last of the
month. 1t is anticipated by our people with q
great deal of interest
The SeaboaFd Fair commences near Norfolk to.
morrow. Quite number of strangers are in the
TWO towns. The train Of the Sesbuard aud Roanoke
Railroad has just arrived with about $50 passen
sers.
The United States Ship Preble will sail on Wed.
nesday and her officers are busily engaged in max.
ing their final preparations for departure.
ENuu
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OF Chemistry of Medical College of Virginia Dear
Sir: We would feel obliged il you would ystsip from
D. Wu b. Anderson the pill he has in his posses
SOU, t~h ch is part Of the same medicine taken by
tbs late Mr.. Woosy) and analyse the same for as
giving ns written statement Of its contents.
RESPECTFULLY, WAklNG Il PEARCE.
EIcAm0nu, Oct. 22d, 1888.
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SAD ACcIpgYr--(,n Nondev ar

SAD AocIDEEr.--On Monday evening
sad accident occurred at the residence of DR..
"m. ~. trent, IN Goocbland county, which result
ed in the death of John, a vsluabIs slave. ovned
by Dr. I. As we understand, John was engaged
in yoking two steers, when one of them gored him
50 Violently in the abdomen that he died ih short
time thereafter
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WROUGHT IRoN.-Some of tn

WROUGHT lRoN.-Some of the finest
specimens of iron that we have ever seeu, were
exhibited at the fair of the Mechanics Instituts
By Mr. James Hunter, OF this city. A gentleman
who has had many years experience in the iron
business, informs us that he has never seen better
specimens from any mill. So much for Richmond
iron works
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s~FsHss LzrouHs-Ihaye

EtRRsH LEKoHAs.-i have Just re-.
oeived, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHES. which will be applied upon most reason-
able terms
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts X. q. HOBSOEi
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The MILITIA AND PASSPORT SYSTEM OF Prussia
The position of the Prussian government relative
to American passports seems Eot to be understood.
1t is an offence for PrussaH subject to leave the
Kingdom Without a regular service in the army
The offence is afterwards punished if the individ
nal is found within Prussian territory-pubished
not Prussian subject, but an offender
against the laws of the country Suppose be had
lett in debt, and after becoming naturalized here,
returned again to Pfussia-wouid the fact Of nstu-
raizaton have cancelled the debit If not, then a
snit would lie for the debt just with an offence
committed against the law-and such is the law of
nations recognized by our government-N T.
Trittfns
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Mr.. BEALE's WA6os-RoAD PARTY.-Advices from
Mr. T. T. Beale TO the 9th utimo, state that he wa,
to leave Fort Smith on that day to join his party
which had gone on ahead. The whole expedition
il now in the field. completely equipped, snd read
for operations. A portion Of the camels now in
Texas will join MIR Bsale at Albuquerque.
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FAIR GRoUsDs.-The Virginia Central
Agricultural Society should lose no time Ia secur
ing suitable grounds tor a grand Agricultural sx.
hibition next fall. Means can be raised with very
little trouble, and the Central Society should put
the ball in motion ct once.
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SUDDEN CuANGE.--The hail Of the Me
chsnics Institute. which for the past three weeks
has presented as lively an appearance as a hive Of
working bees. seemed almost deserted YESTERDAY
afternoon. Most Of the exhibitors had removed
their articles by night fall, and nearly everybody
seemed to regret that the exhibition had drawn 10
q close.
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SAIL VEsssLs.-During the month of
October last. 228 vessels entered the dock Of Rich
rnond, and 224 departed therefrom. There also
arrived iD the same time FIVE New York and thrs se
Bnsteu Packets, with assorted carges
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WEDDING PARTY But NO WEDDING.-The Ipdi.
annapolis Joarnal relates how heartless deserter
Of an expectant bride took place in that city on
Thursday evening. The supper was prepared. the
guests came. the ady-a widow-was awaiting in
her bridal attire. but the expected bridegroom
came not. 1t was afterwards ascertaned that he
vent that very afternoon to Hartford, Ind 70
marry another lady
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS AND ExPENDrrUREs-Du- :
ring the quarter ending the 30th of September the
receipts IF the U. s. Treasury amounted to s25
230 So including sl3 ii4. $50 from customs &l2l
III from safes of public iauds, $4,000 900 from a
loa and SiO5, 900 from treasury Dotes The ex.
lss. of which IS. 224.4e0 Tor the War Department
ST. 0SS SIS for the Navy. 1924 GOO for treasury
notes, and Sc 49,. 7i6 for civil, foreign intercourse,
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-an,,,. -. of yVuHgsters, appH-
rentiy ranging from ak to fourteen years OF age.
are In the habit of assembling nightly In and
around the First Market, for the purpose of ptsc
t'clug "the manly art of self defencc,-prize
hIhters in embryo. The noisy demonstrations with
~ behaviour generally, is very annoying 10 the
nelghbors, and II the nuisance is not soon abated
they will be brought to ''condign.p
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SrABBIrG Casa CoSrINUsD.-The case
OF Augustus G. Lipscomb. charged with stabbing
Anguste Schad and f. Richter, on the 18th of Oc
tober, was called by the Mayor yesterday and cor.
tinued on account Of the absence of portaut wit
pesses.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 CO.
MAyUFAcFVRING
PHARMhCEUTISTS AND CHEMlsTe,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AFsold by nearly all the Druggists IN this oitS

WITH the arrival of new brewed Beer,
.s Sfis snersS ~ tb ,,y ny stsnda,S of
prices for my Bottled Lager Beer. Porter. Ale, &s
durng the winter season. via:
Quarts per dozen 81 ISL IS cts a doz allowed on
Pints per dozen. $l.00 ! return of bottles.
Half Pints per doz Soc. bottles extra
store and bar Keepers per centage allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer in WHOLE half
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole, half
and quarter bbs and for sale at the lowest market
price.
Orders LEFT with Messrs Duval 4 Norton. corner
10th and ain streets; Laidley Robinson, cor 4th
aud Frank lin sts or at store, will be promptly
attended TO. WILBACHbR, 18th st.,
mol Retween Main and Cary.
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BOOKS MJssINo Within ,hon,

Books MIssrsG.-Wi hin the past thirty
days there have been several valuable volumes ia
Ken from the Mayors Office of this city. which
Ills Honor ia very anxious to recover Among
them the Revised Code Of Virginia. on the back OF
which ia written, Mayors Oface," and three or
four copies of "Mayo's Guide"
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FIHKD -Johu Norman. free negro,
wss yesterday nned Si0 by shs Mayof Tor keeping .
cook shop on 9th street, contrary 20 ordinance OF
the city, and sdmonished that D second onsncs
sould iasuEs him pias snd thirty iAshss.
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HEAVY DAM.eEs.--Miss IcebeDda L. Thomas, OF
Huron county, Ohio. has recovered verdict OF
SO 600 from Curtis Simmons for breach OF promise:
her father also obtained judgment of $4,000
against Simmons for the seduction of his daughter
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JOHN D. HAMMERSLHY / CO., Proprissor..
CARRIAGE q MAEUPACToa ms


RN3k-The subscriber has on hana st his Coach
taxing Establishment. on Lombard Alley between
tumoian Hotel, C0ACnES. CHARiJrERs' IA
hQUGHEs, BUGdis IS. with and without tops, and
Nc al OF his own make, of the best materials
good work Of the kind can be In the city OF Rich-
mond. and respectfully ask . call from those IN
want OF any article IN the Carriage line as am de-
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible aud all work sold that ID new war.
ranted MICAJAH MAE(13rw
fe13-em ., : -
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DEEP Coal PIr-The deepest coal pit in Grea,
Britain, and probably in the world. hss, after
twelve years labor, just been completed aud opened
at Dukinfvld The shaft OF this pit is 6s615 yards
deep, aud the sinking Of it has cost nearly fl0o.
600
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HOUSE BgshKusG.-Ths residence of
Joseph Strause, on Main street, 17th, was en-
tered last Tuesday evening, between the hours of
3 and9 O'Clock, while the iamily we're all passing
about, aud robbing Of wesred apparel to the
value Of $50.
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EE1 PARKE PoINDAxTRR,
rpREEy At 7

RICHMOND. VA,
Will practice in the city Of Richmond AID in the
o. Office in Lisle's Building, corner of Main and
L 4th ntranta. 23-l2m
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OYSTER WAR-Off the shore of Dorchester TO-,
Md, some Baltimore oyster dredgers attempted to
follow their calling. bu. attacked by the citi
zens from shore; Que knocked overheard and
drowned and another shot and killed Washing
ton Mister was the name of the man shot.
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AN ENGLISH EDIToR CONSTRAINED TO RIDE wITH
A FRENCH NoBLEMAs.--Recently, at Newcastle
Eng, a son Of the Viscount Maricourt was fined
f5 for influencing an editor, named Manson. te
take q seat in q carriage with him, by holding Q
loaded pistol to his head.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-A man named Samuel &. Stofs
fer of New Castle Pa, last week. while attending
circular saw, by some means Was thrown across
the frame aud the saw cut him Ia two about the
that his fellow workmen could give no positive aes
count ofit
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PUNISHED Smith. free ne
gro, was arraigned yesterday before the Hastings
Court on the charge Of staboipg ,. II Leaehisr.
burg, found guilty, aud ordered 10 be poatshsd
With thirty stripes, and copnnemsEs In the ei.y
Jail for thirty days.
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Nor ALLOWABLE DIR. Jahusou, Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, took hold of Mrs. Brown and kissed her with.
out any justification. Johnson il tinker and the
court thinking be had better mend his manners
40 we'll as his pots, ined him So.