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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-28
MORE NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND
nj PAPERS, At FRENCHS Book and Pen

=
o9icJI Usyot-.Just Recarsd
The Dispensatory of the United States OF
America. by Geo b Wood. NJ. d., and Frank.
lin Bache, NJ D., eleventh EDITION, carefully re-
vised. price IS.
The Doctrines and Discipline OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, 25c.
The Cabin Boy, or Life on the Wing, ale
of Fortunes, Freaks, and Fances, by Lieut..
Murray, l6c.
A fresh supply OF the London Illustrated
News, containing the Princess Royals Mar
riage splendid picture OF the Princess Royal,
in colors, a large double sheet supplement IN
colors containing the Prince and Princess on
horseback sc, soc.
New York Ledger" alag" Pictorial, -
"Waverly Magazine" New York Mercury,
"Nsw York Weekly" Weekly Novelette,
Saturday Evening Post" "Leslie's illustrated
News" and all the weekly papers.
New York National Magazine for May, ls3c'
Waverley Magazine, monthly part Tor May
IS cts.
London illustrated News for this week, PIC.
London Punch. l21 cts
All the new Books, Papers, and Magazines
on hand, and for sale. aP 20
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WINDOW SHADES.-Just received per
w Express, a new assortment oil Painted and
Gold WINDOW SHADES, Lace and Muslin
Curtains, Buff, Green, Drab, Blue, and WHITE
plain Shades Cornlce Bands, Pins, &c, &c,
and will be offered at prices to suit the times, al
J. P. CLARKE'S Window Furnishing Store,
No. 1853, King street ap 20
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ros~ At q meeting Of the SrAk FIRE
COMPANY. held on Friday evening, the 23rd
inst. he following resolutions were unanimous
y adopted;
Resolved, That this Company regrets that any
rea! OF fancied necessity, existed for the passage
OF the recent law by the City Council, and that
believing that said law was prompted by DE.
sire to promote the good order of the city, and
OF the Fire Department, we deem it but sutfi.
Gent to know that such is the law, TO command
for il our respect.
Resolved, That as the City Council, Insurance
Companies, and citizens generally, contributed
OF their means to aid in the purchase OF our ap-
pua,us, with the view that it might be used for
the preservation and protection OF the property
OF all, We regard the possession Of our appara'
,us as mere trust, tor that purpose.
Re,olped, That in Difference to the action OF
the other companies,C c. Berry, John Leadbea'
Ter, and f. H. Delahay, be appointed commit
Tee TO confer with the committees appointed by
the other companies.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published
IN the Gazette and Sentinel.
|. LOUIS KINZER, President.
Epw Ir,nprArYR Secretary an 2S-lt
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Aim AN AC.

ARRIVED.
Schr Rebecca, Silver, Suffolk, Va, to T. J.
Msnatfey
Sehr Palestine, Cambreen, New York, to Bor-
den Mining Co.
SAILED.
Schr. William Wilson, Gibbs, Boston, by
FOws &Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs NJ. c. Duriee Hall, and Tram Smith,
McGnern, from this port, arrived at Fall River,
2li inst
Schr Hamilton, Hopkins, for this city, cleared
nNew York, oath inst.
Schr. Sarah, McAlmon, for Washington, d.
C. cleared at ST. John, N. B, 18th inst.
Schr. S & King, Andrews, from this port
arrived at PHILADELPHIA, 25th inst.
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NTOTICE-MANASSA GAP RAILROAD
y COMPANY-A general meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Manassas Gap Railroad
Company, will be held in the city OF Alexan-
dria. on Wednesday. the 2sth day OF April,
1858. BY order of the Board OF Directors;
NH 2q-eotd EDWARD GREEN, Sery
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.--R. H. MILLER,
I son & CO., are now receiving per Snip
Neptune, from Liverpool their SPRING SUP.
PLIES OF EARTHENWARE, consisting Of
Blue Edge, Painted, and White Granite OF the
best make.
Their stock of GLASSWARE is very COM
plete, being selected with great care, and upon
the best terms, from the Eastern and Western
manufactures.
FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA
SETS, IN White Gold Band and Decorated, IN
great variety; also, Vases, Gard Baskets, &c.
Country Merchants and others are respectful
ly requested TO call and examine our stock, be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, - we are detefmin-
ed to sell GOODS as low as any regular I'm
porting House in the country.
3 mo 2O-eo3W
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II ECEIVED THIS DAY AT GEORGE
Il. SIGGERS' Book aud Periodical Store, up.
pos.te Gazette Office
New York Ledger, Weekly
Mercury, Saturday Evening Post
Pictorial, Frank Lesiie's Paper
Flag of Our Union, Weekly Novelette,
Waverley Magazine, and
Monthly parts of Weekly Novelette,.
All the MAGAZINES Tor May, on hand, and
everything else in the Periodical liEe.
II Having been informed that boy who
formerly sold papers for M, is going round rep
resrptjng himself as stIl selling Tor me, from
this date, my carriers will be known by wear
Ing badge with my name and place OF busl'
ness on the same. ap 20
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ilttsDuTg, IeHis I'dhIa'
Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL II STEVENS.
Wholesale Agents; VIM. a. HART, J. X.
and by Druggists generally,
,brougbout the United States. ap 26-eolw
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Congress.

ln the Senate, yesterday, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
were received from the Court Of Claims in
relation to claims referred by the Senate;
also, from the Secretary of the Navy COT
corning resolution Of Inquiry as to the
cost of printing certain reports.
Mr.. Gwin presented several memorials,
together with resolution, looking to the es-
tsblishnent Of certain pest routes 10 Cali
fornia.
MIR. Stuart introduced bill relative to the
appropriation Of certain public lands in MlI-
nesota.
| Mr.. Broderick made an unsuccessful effort
to call up resolution making inquiries OF
the Postmaster General respecting certain
causes of complaint in connection with the
San Francisco Post Office.
MIR. Green called up the report Of the
Kansas Conference Committee.
Mr.. Critteudeu addressed the Senate in
opposition to the report. He contended that
the effect Of this recommendation OF the
committee was to offer the people Of Kansas,
10 case they would forego their complaints
and accept the Lecoupton Constitution,
they should be rewarded by being admitted
into the Uuon right away, and have large
grant of land as reward for that act. If,
on the contrary. they refuse IT, they shall not
come into the Union until their population
is sufficient to warrant their admission under
the general law, but they shall also not have
the grant of land otherwise allowed.
10 the House Of Representatives, the
Speaker laid before them letter from the
Secretary of the Treasury, enclosing the
statements of the banks throughout the
country.
Mr.. Letcher moved that two thousand
copies of the document be printed; the mo-
ton was referred to the Committee on Print
ing.
A communication was received from the
Secretary Of War stating that the report and
map of Capt. Beale on the wagon road from
Fort Defiance to the Colorado river, bad net
vet been received by the Department; and that
thew will be sent to the House as soon as
they shall be received.
Mr.. Petit made majority report from the
select committee appointed to Investigate the
facts and circumstances attending the sale OF
the Fort Smelling property.
Mr.. Burnett made minority report; the
consideration Of the subject was postponed
until 18th of May.
Mr.. Hughes submitted resolution propo-
sing to censure Mr.. Spinner for yesterday
asking to Introduce resolution, imbodying
slanderous attacks upon the Commissioner OF
the Land Office, Senator Bright, aud Repre-
sentatiges Eoglish and Foley.
Mr. Spinner replied briefly to Mr.. Hughes.
n ECEIVED THIS DAY AT GEORGE
I II. SIGGERS' Buck aud Periodical Store, OPP.
posle Gazette Office.
New York Ledger, Weekly
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ATA NETTING OF THE BOARD or
n PUBLIC WORKS, March "A, 1888, at the
request OF the President OF the Orange and Al
exandria Railroad Company, II was
Resoiued That general meeting OF me Stock
holders of the above Company be called to be
held on Thursday. the 29h dag ot .fInli merit, at
the city of Alexandra, Tor the consideration oil
the act passed the present session OF ne "ehe
raj Assembly, authorizing loan TO the orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company, and for
other purposes.
True copy from the minutes ,
THOMAS Fl. DEWITT,
NH 3O-eotd Secretary B. P W.
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BY Yesterday Evenings MAILS.

MURDER IN FAUQu,ER 90 Saturday last,
ThOs. Bell, residing near the Plains in this
county. was brought to Warreuton by con-
stable Rouze charged with the crime OF MUIR
deriDg bis wife. Tue parties for some ume
bad not been upon good terms, the witnesses
all testfyiug that Bells conduct was such as
to call forth omplaints from bis wife. From
all that we can learn, the murder was very
cowardly and unprovoked one, and we trust
that Justice will be awarded the prisoner
Wdrrenton Wing.
SALEs.--Newton Vowles esq has recently
sold one hundred and thirty five acres Of land,
part of his plantation, to Martin p. Brooke,
ESQ.,, for S35 an acre. This we hear, is con-
sidered very guod sale.
MIR. Frank Fred, has sold his Farm near
Piedmont Depot to Cook Sbacklett esq.,,
of philadelphia, formerly of this county, for
S57t per Acre. The Farm contained three
hundred cres.--Wareaton Why.
BROKE JAIL.--A couple Of darkies, one
free, and the other a slave Of Mr.. Williams,
of Dnwiddie county, escaped from our city
Jail on Sunday morning. last. and have thus
Gar eluded the vigilance of-the officers.
They had been permitted to enjoy prone
made 10 the Jail yard, and with the aid OF a
plank which they found on the premises,
succeeded in scaling the walls. when they
forthwith made tracks to parts unknown
Petersburg Dem.
o. Saturday last gentleman name Hen
~ Mayo at Tine Creek Mills, Powhatan
county, was accidentally caught by the saw
while 10 motion, which cut one OF his legs en-
trely of, throwing it a distance of ten feet
His injuries were so serious that he died IN
the course of two hours thereafter. lie
leaves large family Of children to mourn his
sudden and untimely eud.
Mr.. Charles Bragg has been elected Mayor,
and Messrs. Jas. V. Brooke, John 6. Beck
ham, John A. Chiffon John r Tongue, John
A. Spilmap, j. II. Watson, and VIM. II. Gar
lin, Aldermen Of Warrenton Va.
A telegrapbic despatch from Goldsboro,
N. e., dated the Goth says 1t has bean
showing here all day, and is now falling
fast. 1t is showing also at lillsboro' and at
Raleigh.
The Blue Ridge Mountains in sight of
Warren,on at far as the eye can reach, are
now covered with snow.
The Warrenton Wing says:-The recent
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lust RECEIVED from New York, beau eau.
% ,iiul assortment OF French SUE i hhlS'
for Gentlemen; also PANAMA, Ctl LoN,
and other STRAWS Call and examine
an Dc JOHN T. EVANS.
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n PERPETRATORS AND WATER COOL
Il, ERS-We have just received large as
sortment OF he above articles OF the most APP
proyed construction. Our Retrlgeratofs, we
believe, are not surpassed by any others, and we
invite the especial attention of all who desire
choice article.
Just now receiving
A very large assortment of Cabinet FURNITURE
and other Housekeeping Goods
McGREGOR n CO, House Furnlshers,
No $50, Seventh street.
Washington, ap l9-eotw
DISSOLUTION- J. HUNION has
this day retired from all interest IN the
CATTLE BUSINESS OF the concern OF BAS-
TABLE & HUNTON.
The Virginia property is still held jointly by
the late firm OF BastabIe Il Hunton.
The CATTLE BUSINESS in Baltimore will
hereafter be conducted by g. NJ. BASTABLE,
on his own account, who will settle the bust
ness of the old firm. q. NJ. BASTABLE,
JAMES J. HUNT0N.
Baltimore, ap l5-dlm
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The Warrenton Wing says:-The recent
cold weather, We fear has done serious injury
to fruit 10 this section.
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A telegrapbic despatch from Goldsboro'
N. e., dated the Goth says 1t has been
showing here all day. and is now falling
fast. 1t is showing also at Hillsboro' and at
Raleigh.
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The Blue Ridge Mountains in sight Of
Warrentun as far as the eye can reach, are
now covered with snow.
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~UNNY BAGS-A large lot of Gunny
" Bags, for sale by +. A MARBuRi,
M No King street
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II VESSEL WANTED.-A Vessel want
aLlsed for New Haven. Despatch given.
anp1 FOWLE Il CT.
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9. FOR BOSTON-The superior clipper
>SAASchr. HELEN MAR, Nickerson, master,
will have despatch for the above port. For
freight or passage, apply 10
an "a NJ. ELDRIDGE, Union Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-28

THE NATIONAL MUSICAL CONVENTION met
in Washington, On Monday, at the Smith
sopian destitute. There were upwards OF
one hundred members present. Several com
mi,tees were appointed, and several pieces
sung. 1t was concluded to have three ses-
sions per day. At the afternoon session MIR.
Root exercised the members in the proper use
of the vocal organs Of the throat and mouth.
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lied BUG POISON in bottles; Lyons Mag
II netic Powder, and Persian Insect Powder
for the destruction of all kinds Of Insects. For
sale by JOHN LEADBEATER q SoN,
10 90 Sta5lers Old Stand
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Mr.. Charles Bragg has been elected Mayor,
and Messrs. Jas. V. Brooke, John u. Beck
ham, John A. Chiffon John r Tongue, John
A. Spilmap, j. H. Watson, and VIM. IL. Car
lin. Aldermen OF Warrent0n Va.
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TOTiCE.-On Saturday next (May lstO
II all the Vegetable and other stands IN the
Market Square, will be rented for one year.
THOMAS WHITTlNGTON,
an 26-dtd Clerk of the Market.
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ALEXANDRIA AGENCY OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE co.

NH 3O-eotd Secretary B. P. W
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Sun RISE PRAYER MEETINGs.-We are re-
ouested to state that Sun rise prayer meetings,
viii! he held every morning during this week,
at the Methodist Protestant Church, com
mencing at So o'clock.
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0,OW PEAS.-lOO bushels COW PEAS,Ius
} received from Norfolk, and for sale by
ADDISON, WALLACE q co,
,nIa No 10, Union street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

EIrIoN on THE UNITED
STATES AND xIkHINIA CENTRAL AGRICUL
TUkAL sOCIETln6.-Notice 10 hereby given that
ciety who may come over the route Of this company
between Washington and Richmond, on the occasion
Of the Exhibition OF the United States and vrGinto
Central gricultura societies, to be held as kjch-
nond, commencing on Monday. 18th October, viii
be allowed the privilege Of returning Free and 3
ticket 10 that effect be obtained Of any sgent Of
tho company at the time Of ing passage or Rich-
mond provided the Sociesy's certificate Of mcmbef.
ship 10 exhibited to such agent as the time Of pur.
chasing ticket for kichD,ond Persons will not Be
allowed the privilege Of returning free after becom-
sAM'L RUTH, sup,t rrana
N.B.-Tickets not transferable anil good only from
Friday I'D October. to Monday lss November, 1858,
NoTICE.-Persons aesirons OF sepdlpg stosk or
other articles over the road OF this Company intend
ed for exhibition at the United 6tsfAs and vireinA
Central Agricultural fAtrs, held NJ kichmond, wf1i
be charged the usual fieicht rates. Should such
stock or other articles be returned m the bands q
the same owner, no further charge viii bo Dada--
Persons wishing 70 send stock, must give rora tAyS
notice 70 the Depot Agent 90 that proper cars may
Once 4 APRR CO. Richmond. isss - -
p. s.-Members Of the Virginia state Agricultural
Society wishing ~ attend the exhibition 10 be held
ct Petersburg, commencing on d November. can r.
pRoyIDKD the societys cestcae Il exhibited 70 the
Gompsny,s Agent st the time Of taking passage ~
Tickets not transferable. AMI rood osrY froa I'd
inst ~ the 7th November. 1883. rNcIusIyx.
90 l2 tAk'L RUTH. eurt
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There are 157 church edifces in the city OF
Baltimore.
Another telegraph cable has been successfully
laid across the Ohio river at Cairo.
Hammond Whitney, of Virginia, died of yellow
fever, at vicksburg on the 7th.
Mrs. lie Vert Is about to publish work entitled
Sketches of Eminent Americans.
Capt. Elliott, well known Mississippi river
captain, died on Wednesday at Memphis, OF yellow
fever, on his way to st. Louis.
Locker, arraigned for stabbing Carpenter, was
tried at the last Grange county, Va, Circuit Court
aud sentenced TO the Penitentiary for IL months.
Tho gin house Of DR.. Rob't Watkins, In Green
vile county, Va, with considerable quantity Of
cotton, was destroyed by IRE fsw nights ago.
The Rev. Mr. Evans, . Presbyterian clergyman,
of Lsne Illinois, Was killed last week, BY light
ming. 9s5
The sloop-ofwar Hartford at the Charlestcwn
Navy Yard, will be launched on the 22i inst She
IL 2,50Q tons burthen.
Gov. King Of New York, has issued q prcclama-
tion, appointing Thursday, Nov. 18th, day Of
Thanksgiving.
Qcifr STAPLE Two hundred thousand pounds
ri women's hair srs annually sold Ia France, and
the price paid fse it's usually six cents On ounss
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se3g~Nxw Goops i have received from

pal,sdeiphia and New York, and will opsn this
m)rning, choice and splendid assortment Of ladies'
DRESS GOODS. Also, a fine assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMEREs aud vESTINGs, along with general
sto-k of DOMESTIC GOODS of every grade and
quality many II which can sell at much less than
former prices.
Pine BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A large
simply CT Negro CLOTHING, of every descriptions
Gcois too tedious TO mention, usual, kept in tho
Dry foods line.
A call is respectfully solicited of all who want
cheap and good Goods. Come and see and judge for
yourselves, at No 29 Main street -
~ Fin JNO l. SMiTHER.
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sUpERINTENDENT's 0F1IcE r. D. n R.l
g-sae ~ Richmond, Get. skh. ts6e.
na NoTdGk M rs;e.. = eibitios s

e .As .aRSIEsp,, TSITFp n q ss6ff iie
TIEe, 70 be he'd l . Riehmond. con menetng -
MONDAY. Oct. 23th 1885
This u 70 inform members Of these Societies CO.,
tion of their csrtiAcAse of memAesship :! TIE = u
Of purchasing the tickets. 10 cone e g1eAnSc.Ss
thsy viii b entitlsd 10 .frss rsiHys heks vases
wili bs furnishsd them e !.e tine g g 49,. q.
ana sfler thA 22d Octobes. and good est Men =
day soths y Hoysmhss isc,.alxs sk. Slssss.
70 b hsld d Rtxsb1y. esnesems - = = seS
ho.enber .he and. xhe ~ y So s.s,f' - pssess1n.
ton 81 tSsir csstiacs e e ~ -
q the esaaton 8 ~ tiss; 8 ~ s. hS3 . an1
afser Oesobsr he 5oeh, snd &sod 80 -
y shs e ncss.asss as.siss w e.sv ~ Es4
A.sstc. = eitSsr q she skQvs rss ~ - ~ ~
- 80 1sssif b sssS ssssi. =. kas shsssA
s; s.; j: l:s ~ = - !; "a a ~ =.
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r. ~ ra RICHMOND AND

"a ~ l2YPETERsBURG RAIL
h0AD.-VIkdINIA CENTRAL AND STATE
FAIkS-During the continuance of the Cent? al and
State Fairs at Richmond and Petersburg, tickets
will be issued over this road, from Petersburg to
Richmond. and from Richmond to Petersburg. ct Is
cents each.
All articles intended for exhibition at either oftho
Fairs will be transported to the Fair at the regular
rates, and If no change In ownership has taken
As this company is provided with but liniled
number OF care suitable for the transportation Of
stock application must be male ut the freight Of.
fee, at least four days prior to the day on which
stock 10 to be transported; stock may be driven,
free OF toll. over The Manchester and Petersburg
Turnpike hoad, distance % miles.
oc Il-dtS3 Ell GILL; 0upt
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CHANGING soENrs &C. C. Burton again

appeared before the Mayor yesterday, to answer
the charge of assaultiug and beating Louis Strem.
nell, on Monday last. Mr.. Burton, it seems called
ON Mr. Stremmell to settle claim and to dema nd
an explanation for rudeness to his lady. While in
Stremmelrs house, a scuffle eusued In which Mrs
S. gave Mr.. Burton several blows, which he did
not resent After hearing all the evidence the &C.
cused was held to bail to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

@- PROF. A. j. GEBHABDT, late of
Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave te offer
his services to the citizens of ..ichond as TEACH
ER on the PIANO, SINGING VIOLIN, FLUTE,
GUITAR, &c.
He can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
street
Refer to: Hon II Wise, C Griswold, Esq; Maj
81 Eimmo. Mr 7 Winston. Sc l5-Imf
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Eua VIRGINIA CENTRAL
r. RAILROAD
UNITED STATES, VIRGINIA CENTRAL, AND
VIRGINIA STATE HAIRa

UNITED STATES, VIRGINIA CENTRAL, AND
VIRGINIA STATE FAIRS.
Notice is hereby given that all persons Visiting
the annual Exhibitions of the above soceties will
be required to pay the regular fare going from any
point this Road to Richmond, but Will be carried
back fres. on exhibiting to the Conductor csrtif.
cate OF their having paid the annual contribution
either Of the above Societies for the present ye6
q certificate Of life membership.
Stock, AID other subjects OF exhibition, viii BE-
charged the regular rate Of freight going 10 shs
respective Fairs but II returned the property Of tho
same owner. they will be returned free, and sh0
amount paid for their transportation to Richmond
refunded
Notice must be given to the Depot Agent from
which Stock isintended TO be sent at least week
previous TO the time s Is u1ended to CO. 90 % 70 en-
able him TO have cars 10 accommodate t. or 70 The
undersigned at Richmond
THOs DODAMEAD.
oc IL General SupeEintendent.
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DaNapRous P1.cE-On Mondov

DANGEROUS PLACE.-On Monday night
last, Mr.. A. Guigon, in passing up 18th street,
walked into the open at Mr.. Relvin's new
block OF buildings and bruised his face badly
The wonder is, that he was not killed instantly
The affair is to be inquired into by the Mayor, as
there were no barricades around the ditch
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VIOLENT Ass.uIr.-Jacob po. MA,

ASoAULT.-JdCUD F06 was
again arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, to
answer the charge of VIOLENTLY assaulting ana
eeating Mary Sullivan. white girl Mary testi-
= neo tnat Mr. Poe knocked her down aud stamped
ner-that she then went to justice, got war
fan. ana on her return up the street was attacked
knocked ber down with a stoue Several otber
witnesses testified that Mary behaved very bad.
ana that MIR. Poe smacked her, but did nothing
more. The Mayor. after reviewing the evidence,
anu giving biographical sketch of Mary and her
family, continued the examination nntiI mi.
morning, to get all the facts before him -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

New AMEarcAS PRIMA DoNNA--Mrs: James, a
lady ofthe most respectable parentage, from Maine,
has appeared, with great success, in Italy, as We
learn from tbs Italian Journals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

ALLEGED MURDERER ARRRsrED.-James Mcmahon,
the alleged murderer of his sister in law, at New
ark. N. j., on the 10th nit, has been arrested at
St. Louis, Mo. by an officer from Newark. Five
hundred dollars were offered for his capture.