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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

USEFUL ORNAMENTS In Germany, ehesnut trees
are planted along the roadsides, which yield the
villagers large income. their fruit is manufae-
tured into starch. When America gets enconanical,
our railroads will be lined in the same way.
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CLERK OF OIRCuTT oounT

D6r To THs vorHRs or rHr CrrY -
RcHMoxp--RnLow CIeIssSs ~ an telbrs - .
candidate for reelection 10 the efnos 81 OF I6k
OF the Circuit Court Of the City ef Richnond =
which you were kind enough = place ~ nsariy
the best Of my ability. sndeavorsd - psr lbrn g,
NH ibid - HUsTACn ROBINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

The STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY, viii
meet in the Athenaum building, at IL o'clock to-
day As business of Importance will be brought
before the body, we presume the members viii pe
prompt In their attendance.
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STOMACH BITTERs have doubtless created as much
sensation in the community for its remarkable
cures as any other medicine extant. IL is q fact
that In the minds of many persous q prejudice ex-
lists against what are called Patent Medicines but
why shonld this prevent You resorting to an article
tilat has such an array OF testimony to II
as Hostetter's Stomach Bttersf Physicians pre-
scribe it; Why should you discard IL Judges usn-
ally considered men of talent have and do it in
their families !; why should you reject It Let not
your prejudice usurp reason, to the everlast-
ing injury Of your health. If you are sick and re-
Quire a medicine, try these Bitters.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
rywhere. an lQ-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

TEA SALE.-At the tea sale in New York sstur-
day, greens were slightly better; b lacks were a
shade lower, and the catalogue was largely with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

FAraL MIsTAKE--A Mr. Lynch was out turkey
hunting one morning, and concealed In bush,
was .'yeiping" mp large 'gobier." Two brothers
by the name of Wilson were also In pursuit of the
same turkey, aud az Lynch, who dressed in
black, was resting his gun to shoot the turkey,
they both mistook him Tor their game, aud fired
upon him simultaneously, the one with a ride, aud
the other with shot gun. The charge from the
bali infiicted wound which killed him In twenty
minutes --,Spartaa (Aia) l5th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

HARDENEp.-0ld Jenny Earle, an in
mate of the Poor House, and an inveterafe loaier,
was committed to the shades OF the valley ior
disorderiy conduct In the second market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

Baptist CoNvERsIoSs-The American Baptist
says ''The aggregate Of conversions reported IN
connection with Baptist churches alone, during
the month of March, is over seventeen thousand.
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16I am candidate for reelection 70
the office ofCOMMISSIeNER or THR RnVRNUu.
IN the upper district, Chesterfield county.
ap 3--d&cNtdaS ~ q EINUUNQY
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p6- To TEE VoTsRs or rHs CoUHfY az
HEsRIoo.-I am candidate for the ofice ofSCON-
MISSIONER OF THk RkvkNUn for the %
per District Of the county. and respectfully asastt
'Gnh nah fs is1dt4 4 my 0'A J ooRBrs suRroN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

LOVE- AND SwISDLIsGs-The last Ravenna (0)
Democrat gives an account of the operations of one
William G. Thompson, who sold his farm at Steu.
beuville, obtained money on loan to the amount Of
some $4,000, and decamped, taking with him =
girl named Iary Mcdonald, and leaving behind
him wife aud family. He was traced to Phila-
delphia, where, at the latest account, he was held
ernor of Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

OBSTRUCTION. s.-Louis Consin was fined
81 by the Mayer for putting bis fruit stand In
front Of the first market before day light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

ExAMInINa CouRT--A court ofJustiees
will be held at the City Hall to day for examine
ton Of Dabney P. Gooch, charged with stahbing
George w. Hobson.
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eERroUs AccIpHNr.--On eaturd.v 4. !,

DhhiUUB hUUIDhNf.-On Saturday last
0 gentleman named HEsRY MAro, at Tine Creek
Mills, Powhatan county, was accideniaiiy caught
~ the saw while 10 motion, which cut one OF his
His injuries were 90 serious that he died in the
course of two hours thereafter. Hs leaves large
family Of children TO mourn his sudden and nm
timely end. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

Too MANY FaID,Ys.--There being fifty- three FRI
days from the first OF May, 1851 April 80, 1858,
some OF the weekly journals published on Friday
ofiices next week
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WEATHER IN AUsTRALIA.-They were having q hot
time in Australia about the middle OF February =
For ten days the heat at in the shade Was i3t
- li6 deg aud at night never less than 81 to lOI
deg. iu doors There were innumerable deaths
from kun. stroke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

n@. To The VorgRs OF HsxRIco couu-
fY-I respectfully announce self aCandidats Ssr
the office Of Clerk Of Henrco County Court ~ fhs
lection in May next. ThAPLH kLLU1T.
faIs-tda =.
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s6g SuFFgaING Relieved. Durir

the past six months the proprietor of aENRYs sim.
ULATING LININENr, has had the satisfaction of re-
ceiving the grateful acknowledgements OF many OF
his tstoioctiseas of Richmond who had successful
ly used the Liniment for the cure alieystion of
complaints. requiring an external remedy. The
cheapness of tho Linimept should Indicate TO the
public that is not offered to them from mere mer-
cenary motives The Liniment 10 put up in boxes
of two sizes Price Is cents and 80 cents, and may
be obtained at most OF the Druggists In the city
PURCELL, LADD CO.
an Ara hal hole ala
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PEAcHSs IN 0Hio The cry OF mo peaches this
year in Ohio, it is said, was premature. Al
prospect of good average crop. OF other fruits
there will be '.slathers" of It.
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b6H CLERKsHrP or THE CIRcuIr Counr
OF HKERIco.--At this request Of many Of ny l4snds,
announce myself Q candidate for the 0lRae q
NH 8--dtdes as JOHN8ON 0AGO0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

An OLD REVOLUTIONARY HrRo.-There il now IN
this city, old Revolutionary soldier, named Jas.
McDonough, who was one of Washington's body
guard. Mr.. McDonough has just entered his 1l2th
year, and still looks hale enough to live ten years
st least He was in the cavalry at the battle of
Cowpens, where he lost his left eye. The old man
was born in Scotland, and lives on pension from
the government in Cansndaigua. He has been
twice married, and his children. grand children
and great grand children number over hun
dred. He has u son living 81 years of age The
old hero 10 fond of fighting his battles again.
and can go through the cavalry manual with
great ease.-N L. Herdd
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DEpRAyKp.-Thomas H. Franklin, a

UEPRAVKD. D.-Th0maS II. FrankIIn,
young man of some police notoriety. was before
the Mayor yes teriay, for drunken and disordsr!y
conduct, and for throwing bricks at another per
son i'm the street Tom had DO defence to make
when arragned at the bar. After listening to the
reprimand OF the Mayor, and to the sentence that
he must give bail for bis good behavior he took his
seat, remarking that he had none to give
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

ny To MY FnIBSrs IN THE 4TH DIs-
rRIcro OF HESRIce CoUsfT.-HsvinG dsternined
10 leave the State Of Virginia, am 90 ionger ean-
ly recommend 20 my friends. Mr. b. h. kk1D fwho
will he q candidate.l your notice ~ gentleman {
every way worthy OF your support, and hope those
the coming election.
ap 2-3t WILLIAM DAbnBr.
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DAMAGES Recovered. .AP. Lee, pastor of the Cath
olic church at East Bloomfield, N. Y, has beer
mulcted in $500 damages for assaulng and forcibl,
patting John Wall out of church
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n&FELLow-C -CITIzsNs OF TEE C0UnrY
OF hksEIco.-I am candidate ior the seAcs of CON.
District of the County, 1t tbs ensuing slectisn ~
May next, and respcc ctsiiy solicit your sufffAgee
NH lido 0nu " CARJnk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE-A writer in the "Scal-
pei says that the best brands OF champagne are
manufactured in America, chiefly in New York
lie adds that at the present time there are in New
York city. no less than thirteen establishments
which manufacture champagne. or in other words
convert still wine into sparkling ones; for no pro-
cess has yet been discovered for producing an arti
ficial wine which possesses the flavor and other
qualities of the product of the grape. These man
ufacturers nse for their purpose a light French,
aud sometimes If sparkling Hook is to be produ-
ced German wine. The wine, after being pre-
pared by precipitating all substances which would
when charged with carbonic acid, be deposited in
the bottle, is subjected to high pressure of car
bonic acid by machinery. and after being we'll agi.
tated in contact with the gas, is bottled under
pressure with very ingenious machine. The
quality of the article of course depends upon the
quality OF the wine used Great care is taken to
prevent contact with any soluble metallic sub
stance = the apparatus used for preparing it no
mineral substance is used indeed, the wine is per.
fectly pure, and when properly manufactured, 10
not inferior in flavor or properties to the imported
article, aud is sold at one half the price.
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- To rHs vorsns or rHs Crsr q
MTsnsmpTp an % csnddsts feE he ses q oOAl-
ward and most respectfully ask the suppos9 S3 ~
feow-citizens. Should it b your plsasurs = ~
faithful discharge Of my duties that your
NH tide NIIIQ n onbwru
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CONSIDERATION oP BIsHop-The Cathedral yes-
terday was the scene of an august ceremony, the
occasion being the conservation of Rev. Augustus
terot, ID. d., formerly professor of physics in ST.
Mary's College, aud recently parish priest Of st.
Apostolic OF East Florida The conservation cere-
mony was performed by the Rt Rev. Archbishop
kendrick, assisted by Rev. John McCiill bishop OF
Richmond; Rev. John Bhrre, bishop of Savannah,
and Rev. Patrick Lynch, bishop of Charleston-
The sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. Charles j.
White of st. Marys Church, Washington, d. c.
Bait. Sun Of yssisrday.
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~WHERR SHALL WE GIT ouR LIKE

b- WHERE SHALL WE GET oUR LIKE
NESS TAKENf-At GIBBS, of course. where every one
that wants decent picture, and not a carrcature,
always 90. Besides, we have never been deceiv-
I'd by him with humbug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons we take pleasure in saying that
addition TO our iuimitable kMBR0TYPE, we now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of a superior character,
both plain and coIored which for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness. are eQualed by few and sur
rassed by uone Pictures OF all kinds accurately Co
ped and warranted TO please. at moderate prices
aNBROTYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple Of Art Corinthsn Hail. Main street. between
9th and 10th.
Az NJ
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ATTACKED BY AN EAGLE-A young lad named
Homer Leonard was attacked by an eagle on sun.
day morning last, says the FOn du Lac tWis)
Journal, and had he not preserved good courage
and presence of mind the affair might have ended
seriously. 1t occurred upon Mr.. McWillam's lot
about mile east of the city. The eagle, upon
seeing the boy made break for him. attempting
to reach his face. The boy stood his ground, and.
protecting his eyes with his left arm, caught the
troublesome customer with the other; and after
considerable eXertion succeeded in getting it to
the ground, where, by the assistance ofhis pocket
knife, he soon brought the contest to close. The
wings of the eagle measured five feet four inches
when spread.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

n4s BATHS BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Cold aud shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
shamp pooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on nth street.
Single Baths Is cents, or tickets for u aplo
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SPsoIAL EoTICR.

SELLING OFF BELOW COST.
The undersigned respectfully announce 10 the
public that they have concluded TO close their busi
ness. anu will now offer their entire stock OF
READEXADE CLOTHING,
AZ p per cent less than the original cost Country
Merchants will do well to cali upon and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, a very neatly made MP assortment of Chill
arens and Boys Clothing on hand
GEO HExTER 4 BRO,
No W Main street,
ap lime One door below ath street
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A New MovR IN BEHALF OF FAssAssINATIeN-From
the Criminal Zeitung," of New York, it appears
that "Joint Stock Company is about to be es
tablshed for the killing of Louis Napoleon. II
says, in u rather sarcastic manner:
''Threo hundred dollars already subscribed
gentleman in Hoboken having subscribed two
thirds Of the sum. A revolutionary philosopher
and agtator, named HenZen, is said to be concern
ed in the matter, and offers to ayenge the enslaved
nations of Europe by killing the French Emperor.
There seems, however, to exist dosbts rs to his
sincerity, and whether it is safe 10 entrust him
with the funds. On the part of air. HeiBzen, it
is asserted that the money is consideration
whatever, the sum being necessary to defray the
expense of the means for executing the plan pro-
missed, and which we are told, is to be accom-
plished. like patriot, without any consideration
for himself whatever"
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- To THE Worms or HsHRIoo
CoUsTy.-I hereby announce myself : candidate for
tne once OF C0MAlssIoa Eh W TIL kkvknUk
and respectfully solicit your sunfagsQ. gkeuld it
bc your pleasure 10 elect me- promlss discAssse
NH N-dtdes JAMEG D. VAUGHAN.
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sPHcIAL Mor1cns.

- DR. JoHx B. WALrnAIl, (Homoo-
pathis o6sn hig professional services 10 The cif
'ss Of Richmond and les vicinity O6Dcs e IT r.
aosnes On Leigh strest. two dOors from sth.
ie1-Ims
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RESUMPTION IN CHARLHsfoS-Th Charleston
Courier, Of the 3d. states that the suspended banks
of Charleston are making arrangements tor al
early resumption of specie payments.
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MAIL RoBBERY.-The Abbeyille (S. c. Banner
reports that Lewis Cary, youth OF fourteen years,
employed to carry the mail from Abbeville 70 III
serton, Ga, has been arrested and committed to
Jail for mail robbery. portion OF the money,
with some jewelry. purloined from the mail bag,
found about bis person. He confesses his
guilt, and crimuates an elder brother. who, he
says, gave him key and advised him to 1t.
SENTENCES Mason Thomas, alias Os-
NJ Thomas, alias Mason Spauldiug, convicted
of kidnapping the negro George Anderson, and
selling him as a slave In Richmond, Va, was to
have been sentenced in New York, on Saturday
but 1t was postponed, as a motion was made for d
new trial
PERsoNAL.--Hon. Edward Everett, by u resolu
tion passed by the Common Council of New Or
leans, has been rendered the freedom of the city
and invited to deliver there his celebrated lecture
on the character of Washington 1t has alread y
been announced that Mr.. Everett has given up his
Southern tour
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DIED or LxGAcY.--James Dean 10 reported u
have died of legacy at Sc. Louis. He had the
misfortune recently to receive fortune FROM de-
ceased relative In England, and lived fast that
he used up himself and the fortune in fsw
mouths, leaving his family destitute.
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~ To rHI Worms OF rnu CrrY 81
kIcaxoSD.-Ths present incunbsas III .usndlsy
~ VI THE RkvENUn for Monroe Uara h1Es-
" announce myself ecandidats Tor the I'd elh0D,
sslI % the faithful discharge sf the an66SI a. e
01ss' ms ao snoald II BE- your glsssgrs 2 slest "A
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~ LAM A CAHDIDArn roR rxn Or
Monroe Ward. - -s.9-- -sF---e-1--e u =
NH l7-tdes JNO N MURHAY
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ExPoRrs OF PROvIsIoNs.-The Cincinnati Price
Current contains a statement of the exports of
provisions from the United States, from January
to April l. The aggregates reduced to pounds,
show falling off of 29765,350. This decrease il
equal to about 100000 hogs; but an offset, we
have the deficit in the stocks in the country on
the lst Of November, the latter being equal to
at least 100000 hcgs. Taking the increase 10 the
hog crop, and putting the figures together the
suit is as follows: Excess in crop of hogs $50 900
head; decrease in foreign exports (equal) 100000
head-total 5S0000; deduct deficit in old stocks
10000, aud the pett excess will be 2S0000 head.
This exhibit as regards the nett excess, is based
upon the supposition that the home consumption
has been equal to that of last year.
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p~ AN a .CAnDIDATB YoR THE Or
FIcE on con MISSIONER OF T0E kEvRNun er
the Upper District Of the county cf Hsnrfco. at the
NH I3-tde DAAlHL u 0ARDNuR- 8.
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8. b. Pierce. Mayor OF shieidsboro La, was
killed on the II inst, by the accidental explosion
Of his gun.
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COUNTY OF HENRICO.
sHRRIFF.

~ To MT FBLLow-CIrIxnn Oh. Tns
CosNfY OF HEsRICo.-I am . candidate for the SKI.
ktFALTf OF ths County Of Hsnrico. and rsspect-
ia May next. .s45E 5.,sEsf7 "a - $50 -
ap2i-dIms 3. MICH. DAvIn
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CLERK or COUNTY COURT. ~
nfSy- To THE VOTERS or HuNRIoo Jsuv.

rY.-I respectfully announce nynelf o sandS1ats
for reelection to the Office Of CLERK or n&HRf.
C0 COUNTY COURT. ct the election In Nay nsxt.
NH 2-ta WILLIAM POLk Ha
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JoUsrr.-I take this method Of sunouncing uys,lf
candidate for the sherifialty Of Henrico cSunty -
theelectiou In MAY next and Il elected proniss =
its duties aa the law Directs will uy snd - ~
voters OF the county before the day Of sloction nd
In the meantime refer all such - wish - aeosr.
tain my fitness for the stiice 70 my nsighbors and
to John n Gregory. FAC, John b. Young, Hsl. and
3 the Justices OF Henrico county:
Jazp-dtde ..h ~ T. J. CAHTuB.
~ SHKRIyHALrY OF HnNnIco. II an
acandidate for reelection 70 the ONCE Of eHKRITR
OF Henrico. JNO, A. HUTOH HNON
de l9-dtde q
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-. To TnE Vorsas ~ DIsfRIcf No.
A. HKSaIco Corsrr n 90 caudtlAts Cor us-slsetien
70 the Once Of v0noTAbLk. and shoelA . ~ ysar
sontinas faithfully and respectfully . psrSsfn tks
ap is~didss ruos. u MONTAGUE.
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D~ / AN Q candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court, -. -,
NH 26-Zms JNO HARMON =
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tN-I respectfully sAsr myself q d
District Henrico county, an1 uii1 - DisasaI = -
oeive the votes Il my hisnds hx t4e - e1us, =
the 18th day Of NAY next. - ~
sp n-ties hobnkI oUkt4
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Thera we're sas deaths IN New York Iasl week

There were 500 deaths in New York last week
81 Of consumption.
N. p. Willis ID improving In health.
William Bliss, of Phiiadeiphis, has been sp-
noluted consul 10 Porto Cabello, vice Atchfisid,
deceased.
The House committee on patents. Il 70 SAID,
have mot decided not 10 report for an extension on
Colts patent.
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CoMMrssr0HHR Or TEE Auvruun.
IN com pli.ncs with tho desire a. -Nany yrisuau.s
M ,rsspsefal,yly present. mx.sf esnlidaSs q
Third district (or Moaros WarI) ofShe ciSy efkix-
mend ! deem II annecesaary 10 nal1s : ln1eSNr
pledge than an assurance Of the fnithful perforn,
sure OF my fellow citizens TO elect Ne. ~ ~
ap i2-dtds emo. n ToNPEIua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

SIGNS OF THIS TIMEs.-Tsn years ago, if any pub
lie man or newspaper outside of South Carolina had
breathed a word in favor of the disunion OF these
Southern States from the North, the defiant utterer
would have been buried under tombs of frothy
editorials or drowned in volumes of stump speech
es. Today, there are advocates of disunion in
every town in the South; and in New Orleans, two
of the most important daily papers in the city.
bold aud ready advocates of dissolution.
And these fierce organs seem not to be frightened
at the thunders of their enemies in the least, but
20 on, day by day, talking stronger than ever
lspublic opinion changing !-Je6erson (La.) jour
NJ
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THE AGRICULTURAL Society, now about

IHE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, now about
being established in this city, is not designed to
conflict or Interfere in any way with the Stste So
ciety, and is therefore bound to succeed One of
the committees appointed by meeting of citizens
last saturday. has set to work in earnest and will
no doubt be ready in a few days to call the men,
bers together to pass upon constitution and by
laws, and elect officers for the organization Some
of the members of the Ward Committees have also
commenced their labors, aud we are gratitied that
they have been sgnally successful in getting men,
bers and contributions. We know that the peo-
pie, ladies as well as gentlemen, are alive to the
importance OF the enterprise, and that all are
ready to do what they can to ensure it's success
Let the committees appointed discharge their
duty promptly, and the Society and its Fair are
fixed facts.
In the county of Henrico one gentleman, who
knows the public feeling on the snbject is pre-
pared to pledge for five hundred members from
that county, and others think that number can be
doubled. And why should it not be? If Rich
mond can furnish three thousand members-and
she ought to 90 that with great ease-cannot Hen
rico furnish half that amount? Let the friends of
the organization take hold ofsit in earnest and
they do not build up powerful society and have
II magnificent Fair next fall, We shall be exceed
ingly disappointed. The city grounds will be ten
dered the Society as it is ready to receive
them, and as they are now in good order and will
require but small expenditure to make them
ready for use, We SEE nothing in the way to pre-
vent the happiest results for the labor expended
in getting up Fair.
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pW-To rHs voTxRs a. HsxRIeo Couz-
rr.-I am candidate for reelsction to The sBes e
COMMISSIONERS or THE EEvkNUH RQ8 TIN
mh 22-tdes =
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~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Cho,,a w,Nps e;na upAN
DlEa, Old WHIskEYs and CIGARS, No. " Main