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THIRD DAY.
ii 0RN ING ESSION.

PETERSBURG, Dec. 4.
The Convention met at IL O'Clock, presenting .
slim appearance compared with the day BEFORE
many members having left for home.
Hon. JOHN S. CAsKIg stated that be was absent the
night before, because he did not think that the
vote would be taken. Had he been here, he should
have recorded his vote for Hon. III. A. Ednundson
resolution was offered, permitting all atsen.
tees OF last nigst tevrecard their votes this
ing
Mr.. ". +. GORDON, of Albemarlc, rose and said
he thought he would make motion, which would
give all abssntees and others an opportunity of
voting for John Letcher who, it had been ascer-
tanned, was the choice of the Convention by au
overwhelming majority. He of the stron-
gests opponents OF MIR. L., but came forward, in
spirit of magnsnimity to move that the nomina.
tion OF M r. Letcher be made unanimous, and that
the Democracy endorse his present and future
He was now one of the strongest of Letcher men,
and would offer resolution making the nomina.
ton unanimous.
The vote not having been announced, the reso-
luton wa. decided by the President TO be out OF
order. The Chair announced that members might
rise in their places and announce their votes
This proceeding occupied about half an hour.
The Secretaries then announced the vote for
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/ Il E DISPATCH.
MONDAY moRNfNa...........pEoRa g. 1858.
L HE VIRGINIA
TATE
DEMO CRATIC CONVENTION

OF II ON. JOHN LEToTTER Iop
GOVERNOR, ROBERT L. MONTAGUE F0R
LIEU AND J. RANDoI. pH
TUCKER FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
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fREPoRrED FOR TUE DAILY DISPATCH
FRIDAY AprRpNoon 'hSssOho' rs Dec. 3

PETERSBURG, Dec. Q.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON -CoSr.Surn
Mr. Pryor quoted from the Richmond Enou;rar
OF June, 1883, an article disciaimine on the mart
OF that paper any doubt of Mr.. Letcher's fidelity
to the South. A"0'i''
At this point, the speaker was iuterruntea h,.
TAG sensation consequent upon the faintiug OF
Col. hargrave, of Sussex county, who was carried
oat, Dut recovered from the indsposition after
reaching the purer air outside the hail.
III, the speaker said, we were to sacrlfce every
mau IN the party who had had doubts on the eco.
homcai value OF slavery, we would not have
| enough left TO save Sodom. Jefferson, Thomas
Masop, and even the great George Washington.
had declared slavery to be a political evil and
shalt We puny creatures Of more modern davs
sacrihce men for having once entertained opinions
which had found place in their minds By pomi-
mating John Letcher We are not endorsing his
former opinions. Let resolutions be introduced
here on the subject of slavery which will satisfv
the strictest-let them be adopted, and I pledge
that MIR. Leicher will either endorse them or re-
ject the nompation.
A p0ce.-Will you introduce them?
Mr. PRYoR,-So help me God, will Mr. p
alluded to the nomination Of Gov Wise who had
differed from the party, and he made bold to sav
that the nominee In that case proved himself
worthy of the domination. Why then, should the
Convention refuse TO extend to Mr.. Letcher the
confidence which bad been extended to others?
tie would have 1t known that in convention of
the Democracy, it had been urged against Mr.
Letcher that he was too jealous for the interests
OF the western part of the State. He would ask
western members if they dared return to their
constituents and give that u reason for opposing
Mr. Le.cher.
Loud cries of No. no
Mr.. Pryor stopped speaking. very much ex-
hsusted, and the Convention adjourned TO rnest a,
~ O'Clock, Mr. P. retaining the floor to finish his
remarks.
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Ey@ EASE, GaAoR, BEAUTY AND Cor

RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS sad
AMER0rYPEs executed at the large Photograph and
Fiue Art Galleries of kiiNNIS, 1917 Main street, op-
posite the Postofice, and Sycamore street, Peters.
burg. Va.
Ease and grace in position, beauty in finish. and
correctness il portraiture.
Those who wish to obtain something really fiue in
the way OF a Likeness either in Ambtotype or Pho
tograph plain in India ink water coors, oil coiofs
or fsScle Of any up to tiis size of life, are
Fpectiily eoci Cd 10 visit his Galleries and exan
inc his various styles of portTGiture6-
Galleries aWays open and free to visitors, whether
IL eyGesire work executed or not. seq
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~B BURNIKa FLUID, BURNING flu
xg~ g~HARrsHoRsE's CURg-ALL---
THE GREAT PAIN -ANNIHILATOR,
ND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK kTOM
Ann WEAK EttIkl.S

4EE fAI 1LN &4Af4t IhI1<d1
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eTOM
ACI AND WEAK Row Els.
PREIARED BY Il CHEMIST
BoTTLEs ~, % and 50 cents ana one dollar.
TIE GkhAA EST DlsC0YEkG IN MEDICAL
SUIE&CE.
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-hLL should be Kept III
all families case Of acciGents sudden sickness
il frequently in l9ss time than 1t requires to
get PHI yBicen.
1t curon pain in any part Of the system and is used
externally and Internally.
81 As tue frequent changes Of the weather pro
dnce a bad Coli, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, core
Throat, Pam ia The Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acne Ague or Lulnps in the Breast, Pain IN the
Limb, and Body; else, stiff Neck-every person
should get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, hns-
sle=, Snews. Blood and Eenes, aud, by It's warming
eleclTo uetc power Apels all PAIN from the B.,
ten. Get bottle aud try 1t.
n B-If you have a Cough, nse III HARrSHOhNE Es
PICTORIAL SYKUP OF WILD CHEbRf-ui is the
test Cough rnp in the world % and % cts bottle
Ii on are Bilious. use HAhTobOhNtS ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. they act upon the Liver, stom
aeh and Bowels. carrying of all Bile aud Font So
cTetions. % cents box.
The above medicines TO be had ~ ell Drug stores
n hchacad Ncrf1lk. Petersburg and aii towns III
tiru,nia &C l5-6m
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HullAs W FEouInoys OF Pr1ncs EdNafdS.456
Whole sumber Of votes cast, 20 600. Necessary
to choice, $4,000 No choice
sThe two gentlemen named we're not candidates.
and the vote attached to their names was that Of
Rockingham, which the delegates resolved to throw
away.
The Convention adjourned after the first ballot,
it being then O'clock
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STEALING CLoTHEs. Allen. slavo
to Reeves Tiusley, was convicted before the Mayor
of entering John A. Glazebrook's kitchen, lest
Friday morning, and stealing $25 worth Of wear.
ing apparel, and sentenced to corporeal punish.
ment Tom Is such notorious thief that his
master will soon find IL necessary to put him be-
yond the reach Of other peoples property.
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ssas-HARTaHoRNE's ANTI-B BILIOUS PILLs

ere the safest ard best Purgative pilis In rrc They
ast upon lhe Liver, stomach and boYeis carrying
of ali bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe are easy Ia their operation. and can he taken
arg titae without fer OF eSpo.rre. IfeY remove
Oolas fron the eystaIa and prevent Rhenrna4isra.-
1t you srfer win any pam, use Ht TEltOhNE's
CUR I'll, the great PAIN ANN1HlhATDk III
yop have q cough, nse HARr5hVRNES CoUHH
bYKur, which is the oe5. Cough Syfcp in the
word.
soid by a' Druggists in Richmond. o. 'i-fm
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PoLIou IrEms.-Seyeral aryosta.

PoLI0s ITEMs.-Eeveral arrests, for
trivial offences, were made BY the wstchmsa, lass
Saturday night. Jacob Dilmsn, for aseaultinG and
beating Sarah Il. Ellis, has been laid over for toI
day. Mat and Joe, two slaves, for smoking in the
streets contrary to ordinance, were punishsd yss.
terday morning. Sarah Jones, for being drunk,
was put under lock and key. Add Marshall aad
Robert, both slaves, for stealing lumber, we're
whipped and cleared.
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k~ PARKE PoINDExTER,
-.Ns n

- hICHMOND, VA,
" i'll practice in the city Of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterdelc. Powhstan aud Amelia.
~ Office in Lasle's Building corner of Main and
lith
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SINcuLAR CoMpLAINr.-Edvin 7iu

DIhGULAH CoMPLAiNT.-EuWln Gill op-
peared before the Mayor last Saturday 10 ansvcr
plainant testified that the accused called hin
Dutchman, and that he In return made very In
sulting and vulgar reply, for which hs was
knocked down. From this statement the Mayor
could see no cause for binding Mr.. Gill to keep
the peace, aud the warrant WAS therefore dis
missed,
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REGULAR MlsTIHG.--A monthly meet
ing of the Virginia Mechanics Instituts win 10
held in the new hall ct o'clock, to-night. Mem
bers should attend punctuaiy and participate In
the proceedings.
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FIRE.-The alarm Of fire about 4o'clk
yesterday morning, was caused By the seeldsntal
barning of . small quantity Of timber "a dryieg
kiln at Mr.. Watkins barrel factory, neax Waruick
Il Barksdale's mills. Loss about 500.
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EsA~ FRESH LHEoHrs.--l have jpst re-
ooived, by Aosms' Express, frsah 10. OF swedish
LEECaEs which wil De applied upon ncg. g.resson-
eble terms.
P.s..-Ourping and LeechinR promptly attended
30. Gan lie found at all hours of TIE day, et the Hhr
Dressing Kcons pnder the American Hotel, and ai
night on 9Th street. French Garden Eill.
2y-t~ IL. u. HDEsuH
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With aRy Chronic Disease considered incura5Ie will
receive Letter. giving information which will in
sure sroeiy and permanent cure. hy sending their
names and one stamp ito prepay hcstage) 70 Or. l..
author of Medical Common Sense" sarstogs
SnriursH Y 40 lS-dky3ul
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SH0CKoE MILL.

<D
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
The subscriber has completed his new mill for
grinding Plaster, located on the Dock AT the mouth
Uf shockoe creek, with enlarged and complete ma.
chinery, sufficient 80 supply any demand for the
present or that may asise Ill many years TO oDe.
He is now prepared to supply orders for PURE
GROUND PLASTER. pulveriZed to a degree that
caunct be surpassed from heavy stock OF fsuperior
Nova Scotia Lump, procured with the greatest care,
with full knowledge that great deal of Lump
Plaster is entirely worthless to the faraer,) and
hitters himself that his long experience in this bu
siness with the close att ntiol and study given it,
will enable him 20 snply the demand from this ard
adjoining States with this valuable fertilizer, in its
purest and richest state and at satisfactory prices.
With full deterTnin alton to sustain the estab
lished reputation of his brand for PURITY AND RICB
NEss, he respectfully soicits orders
JOHN II CLAIBORNE
no f9-tIstA No IL Pearl street.
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- DaRLLlrATEp PKssoNs-Those

vho have suffered fro ncessaui fevers loss OF sp-
petite CT Improper digestion-may easily be cured
hy the 0f BsE8E'S RtTFERs NS have known
= rxoas entirely STt t. health ey tiese tters
after visiting all the watering places wthont reoeis
iaF any teGrht any of our readers are suffering
fruu Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility Torpid Liver. la-
digestion, Agge ald Fever. sour Stomach Loss Of
Appetite they will End certain relief by using these
R!t'ers as directed. Delicate tsnAles may iest as.
sCvr1 that thes" Bitters admirably adapted TO
their diseases, and never asi in quickening nature
ana r storing tns bloom of health 10 their checks
Ite.hjaG inftnts may also be improved by their
us,-H hist all classes and sexes Viii be benefited
by their sfrepgthenipg properties. AS a family
medicine, these BiiteTs stand uUrivaled, and must
eventustly suPerscde all others We invite trial
AZ once
70, sale by Purcell. Lsdd Co. and by al! the
PfuEi!Itnf Druggists IN virginia. &C iz
SEsa- u BArHs BATHS, BATHS Hot,
2oj6 and shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, 81 ths American Hair Cutting, Shaving ano
ShAmpoolns saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on lith street.
StlarlA Baths r- & hnts fnr
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lss~ srovrs, RANGES AND FuRsAoEs

Nos in stero full supply, cargo Of schr Aignio-
Dette. Purchasers are invited to examine the quail
~ oi our We especially recommend the
hichEa-nd Portable Furnace, Boy state Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
kepsirs always Oh hand for all leading articles sold
AZ the Governor Street Stove store.
e4- Wanted Immediately tgVo ttrstel class workmep
ocI6 GEORGE sTAhhETP.
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FUNERAL PROCESSION. Tho Odd Yel-
lows turned out in procession yesterday morning
TO attend the funeral aud escort 70 tho grave tAo
remains Of their deceased brother, Robert Raa.
HIN
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S~ FRAEKLIs PAPEA MILL, RICH
MosB. pA.-Bhyidere Manufacturing Company
Keep Co.'s shtiy on hand all descriptions Envelope
hahilia and Wrapping PAPER, News aud Bool
KAPhRb. Of ali qualities and sizes, furnished a.
abort DcrlCe.
s8-Casa paid for RAGS.
OGDEN. Eupt oe4-3m
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PosTpoNED.-Tte case Of ex Mayor Wood and the
sixty-ons other indicted exoffcials was taken pr
In the Court OF Oyer and Termtner, at New York,
Thursday, but as there vas not sufficient number
of jurors present, ii was postponed till the next
term Of the coust.
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ss8~ HoRsos's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND eHANrooisS SALOON, under the American He
ci-entEauea on lIth street
y. Blot, Cold and Shower BlTzs can be had at
All houss. Single Bath Is certs, or tickets for
dollar.
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ARREsrs.--John Murphy, who recently escaped
from Jail In Chester county, pa has been arrested
In Burlington, N. J. Two men have been arrested
at Mount Holly N. J.. for passing counterfeit tens
on the Bauk.
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LOUIS PAursEN, OF Dubuque, fovn, tho rival Of
Morphy, as q chess player, recently played fifteen
games, simultaneously, with - many different per.
sons, at Dubuque. Tho games continued nine
hcrrs, Int were not concluded. In every game,
however, Paulsea was ahead, and wesld hsys won
them, without doubt.
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VIOLENT GALE AT AspINwALL.--One of the most
terrific gales ever experienced In that part of the
world, visited Navy Bay the 10th ult, and ragged
with unabated fury for six days. The Boston ship,
Talassar, dragged from her anchors against the
wharf of the United States Mail Steamship Com
paEy, doing much damage. She afterwards went
ashore at the head of the bay and sunk. Owing
to the heavy sea the steamships Illinois and Gra
NADIA were unable to get TO the wharf, but, through
the prompt assistance of flag officer Mcintosh, in
Immediately placing the boats of the U. 8. fri
gate Roanoke at their service, all the psssen,
gers and mails were landed with speed and en-
tire safety.
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mf- Ci0aas.

So daozcx D. SrEnL, Dentiet, Ofdea
en- IssesEes. Ne 2si, On Main, between Sst and ssh
s$stts. AiehEond VI. my N-ly
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persons having claims

NIUIIUE. .-AIl prisons havlpg cIalm5
~ against the estate of the isto DR. John W Pow
era are requested 10 present thein and all persons
indebted TO said estate are hereby notified to pay
their respective Indebtedness. either TO my agent
Mr. THos BoUDAR. who is authorized to receive and
grant receipts, or to me,
no I5-ims J X POWER Adm'ry
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Ascrnsn suBnAaiss TslsonApH.-ChssAiier 10.
nsili, the we'll known sisctriciss and difscepR Of
telegrarhs at Turin, 10 at pressnt cngage6 I'M
vast project for conreetiug Genoa with Buptos
possesses an advantage over the Atlantic cable
between vaieutia and New fosudland, ssst - M
visibie into various ssctions mot exceeding 900
miles, while the valentia cable msasurss SJDoo-
OF four years. ln the nrss ysse The lipe UaalA b
established between GENOA ant 0Iaasalfee; Ii ~
second, betwec Giberalfer andtho CApe ~ yera
islsnds: In the third, from the IsttsF = bahtas
Branch cables might comnnsioats with the nAia
cable from MarSsllles, Barcslona. the Baleario
Isies, csrthsssna, Msdeira ard she Csssrisss 81
BoIrvAH's srAsUs Conrlsfm A Muxc9.-
Mention was Mads soms tlsas bask that % e1ees-
tran statue Of the fsmoas Bolivar W. ahou1 - ~
cast ~ Munich. 1hs cperafien - juee Aeen
sueeesslsIIy sn.ctsd 10 tss reyei tbsadfy tessss
| that cify. It n not lsss than AllSee anA half
feet high, weighing III qaislals (tht qeinlal y
about fwo cvt-) and = destined ~ ElDA he
s.s &. :s. :.si = j. !. ss..s . - az =
mas, which, for the convssisnee = eeNsaGae1A
i have been cast apart The etAsno + - ~ 0oMe
4 ysyed 70 AmsterdAa, an6 fkem - 49, ee1Na.
4 vsssel VIII hare e - eeeesxncee4 sSpesU
foris y s;ss
esss n 1 UsusD ssAsn oussunn -uau1y -,
capsaia u ths LAke Esie hftg 0SoeoG1S - -
and killed On ~ - nlt4 neos lsee 5s3
H NJ. 3 y Sr'sss D.s,s,s sss1sa s,.Ss.ss -
- aet ef ssiziaS ~ eale - - q :
ospsnls. s.. -. Nh ~ FzIs
Il YYrues nxnnesn c. ny-Wemo e1o1tg1r4
II = nounoe rS1itlvsly t1ea ~ veeA - - ~
Railrea1 = onn1eos - Aesee - Ss!
asAs Nss1etlo - sClae1eon3 = -
..ssss 81 ya' = s|s,a -
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DHowEED.-A negro man, . cooper,
in the service Of Messrs Warwick BArksdais, q
we learn, Vas drowned 1t Rockstts, on Saturday
last. In attempting to step from one 'vssssl 70
another, he accidentally missed bis footing, and
falling between the two vessels, sank n rise no
more, before aid could reach him. His body
had not been recovered yesterday morning.
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nnd thaf the Virginia Mechanice' Ins1ftuto aro
collecting cabinet Of minerals, and thae = rou.S
IN the nss end elegant hall On osh street, 3 = 9
appropristed for their pfeservoston asd displav>-
mr. = u. DeBew, mining enGinses Of lnsne exs
perienee, nov travelling In the wsstsre pafs az -
boxes Of splendid uiasral specimsus, and psooisso
g nfwasd others, ffon time to tins, antil she
cabinet = complete. Other gsutlsmea have
promised fossil remains shslls etc., and ths prubs1
curiosifies from time 70 time, and thus secuse 5
usesuf cabinet - - - 9 -
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TAKING TIE sTuMp.-0a Saturday night, Hon.
Wm Smith and Mr.. Henry Shackelford, rival
candidates for Congress. met In discussion ut Lib
erty Hall, Alexandria, Va.
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DESPERATE SrABBIsG AFTAIR.-A distressing affair
took place about O'Clock last evening, at house
of ill fame, in the southern portion Of the city,
which it is believed will prove fatal to one and
most probably to both OF the parties Aman nam.
ed VIM. Fink, timer by trade, and whom we be.
ieve has heretofore borne an excellent character,
for good order and sobrety, while intoxicated
went to house on Seuth street, kept by Margaret
Hayden, and being refused admittance, broke open
the door by means Of billet of wood, and entered
one Of the rooms. The women of the house, four
or Ave in number, all fed the premises, with the
exception of one named Josephine Parker, who,
after receiving blow from the billet of wood,
drew small dirk knife and plunged it into the
breast of Fink, the weapon catering the sternum
and penetrating about two inches. Fink, as We
are informed, then drew the knife from the wound
and made at the girl, inficting upon her person
two severe stabs, one upon the back Of the head,
laying bare tho skull for three four inches and
the other between the shoulder blades. from the
effect Of which the parts Immediately became pa.
rayzed, rendering her recovery, in the opinion OF
the attending physician. quite impossible. Fink
was conveyed TO the station house, and after an
examination of his wound, pronounced to be in
very dangerous condition.-Aemphis Bulletin,
Dec. i.
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rA1. A. CowARDIN.
eFECGAL RoxICHH
nA~ NovRsBER 20rH, 1858.

ESy~ NOVEMBER ZUrH, 1900.
ELEGANT VEIVkT AND CLOTH CLoAkS AND
RA9LsNS, fuhS AND CURTAIN GOODS.
tn PRICE 4 co. are adding daily to their
LADIES rURS, in great variety
VFi,NkT AND ULotlt CLVAhS
BLACK AND COLD CLosa kA6LANS
CVbTAlN GOODS, IN Lanlssk
itG(E, ,ATSlIES. LACE CURTAINS
MUSLIN CURTAINS, DC, &C.
-, I K PRICE A co,
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UEROSINE OIL LAMPS The sub

KEROSiNE OIL LAMPS The sub
IA scriber having last returned from the East.
manu- ufsctuvers OF Lam ps and Oils to enable him
TO compete with any house in the trade, North
South and will be happy to see his frieuds and the
public at I62 Main street, opposite the American
Hotel. j. W. REX.
f}a 9,-t
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PREPARING FOR NEW YsAR. Nest
stock they were have, preparatory to closing
operations for the present year. Some OF them
will be ready to turn ont their hands BY the l5th
and nearly all Of them will close bs the 10th inst
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sess- TRs BEST CovGH SYRUP IN THE

WUhLU.
The beat Cough Syrup in the world is Harris
horne's Pectorai Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared By Il chemist, aad IS pro-
nounced by rnedlcsl men, aud those who have used
Catarrh Bronchitis, HoarseneSs, Sore Throat from
q ooid and a preventive OF thst lion OF diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant to
the taste softens, clears and strengthens the voice.
aays lirFitation OF the throat aAd lungs and pre-
vents taking colo.
Bottles Is and 30 cents aud 81. Sold By all Drug
gs.s a hichmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns in Virginia. &C l3-6m
NBURNIKG FLUID, BURNING FLUID.
BURNING FLUID Always op hand and for sale at
the Drug ana Prescription Store of
JOHN W. GARLICK,
no l0-ln Market place. Franklin st.
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srvrns PusIsRMrsr John ". Gi

SEvERH PUNIsRMENT John W. Gill
appeared before the Mayor on Saturday, to apsssr
the churge of cruelty whipping Madison, slave 90
T. B Bigger. Mr.. Gill's room had been broken pto
and robbed Of SIS worth Of clothing, and q MaAi-
son was suspected, Mr.. @. whipped him 10 make
him confess tho crime. Tho investigation Was
adjourned until Tomorrow, for other Nitneseea.
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AcourrrEr-John III. johnson, tried for the
murder of wm. Durhsm, OF Coneordia parish, La
has been acquitted. The trial of Eugene Fux and
Lebleu. on the 18th Of September last, took p!scs
at oupslousss, La, few days ago, and resulted In
verdict of not guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06
T ARGE ARRIVAL OF BOYS CLIO

II THINU-
Brown, Black and Green Cloth Jackets, from So
to Sc.
Grey and Fancy Cashmere Jackets, from l5o to
300
Fancy Cass Pants from 80 to 4 90.
Cashmere and Silk Vests. from 20 to 3 so.
BOYS OVER COATS.
Trico and Moscow Beaver Sacks, from so to 90
Sealskin and Robed Beaver Sacks, from so to
7en at N WALKER cos,
de 2 lG3, coFner Main and l4th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06
DEATH o, AN OLD Crrrzns.-Mr. Jol

DEATH or AN OLD CIrIznn.-Mr. John
Shore, one Of our oldest citizens, departed this
life last Saturday afternoon, after an iIlpeep Of
several weeks. Mr.. Shore was a. we'll known 20
all classes, a. any man Ia Richmond, and he'd
many warm and valued friends. At one time Be
was member Of the Richmond Troop afterwards
private In the L. /. Blues and st another time
attached to the Artillery. He was Q Mason for
twenty-five or thirty years, and his remains VIII
be escorted to their last resting place to-day By
the members OF that ancient fraternity.