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Esy-GREAT lMpRoy EMEyT IN

kG5 EAT iMPR sEMENT IN
ExTRACTfNG ETH.-G. W. JONES
DENTIST wonid announce To those wishing their
teoth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe
Tior u any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection Of their adaptation is such as 20 render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless neUs1
usjttJ 10 Lig the tooth the first trial. never breaking
u. taangng the gums. or inJuring the surro1ndin,
parts.
ALI other operations. Filling. Cleansing, and IL
ssfting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
Once opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main street.
"a l5--3m
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LorTxans--It Is stated that $4,000 have been
expended in Baltimore 10 attempts to suppress Ioi-
teries The business was started in 1916, and there
are so licensed TO deal in policies. An attempt 10
nov being made In the State eeislature 10 abolish
the supplementary lottery SYSTEM, and In ls5e the
entire lottery system expires by constitutional
law Z
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rSrRrrrrs,s NEW Truss AND Sup.

pogfKRs.-All who wear trusses should call anu tx
anime this Truss. The principle is entirely new,
aud supports the rupture in an easy and comiofa
ble manner. 1t can he worn with much less incon'
seniencs than the ordinary trGsses aud Tor light
ness durability and comfort 1t is unequaled. -Aht
one t0to years Qf these IsSes once toM tcedr no
a very simpi. but admirable article. A full assort-
ment tor sale by ..
w. PETERSON, Druggist.
Corner Of 18th ana Main streets,
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LIrnr. D. II. RonERrsoN-This

LIEUT.. Is. II. hoDERTs0N.-IhIs UMceF,
who has been in the recruiting service here for
many months past, has been relieved from duty
and ordered to join his company BOW in Utah He
will proceed to Fort Laramie ia few days. Lieut..
Robertson is q native of Amelia county, Virginia.
Duriag his stay here he has made many warm per-
sonal friends whose good wishes will accompany
him wherever his lot may be cast.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


tn BRAaG's GREAT lMPRovEMENT.-
THE ARCTIC LTNIME<T ,,,,.,.-,,u,o,-
DEFIES AL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used X. affirm that 1t II
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on -
DIR. RRAGG'S OTHER LISIMESTS,
In the cure oi rr.,ra,u
RHEUMAilSN, PAAAhfslS,
NEURALGIA, PLIES,
SPKtISS. BRUISES,
EriVf J0iNTs OLD SORES,
Minis WARTS,
9CkIDS MOULDS,
TCHORS, CokNS.
For U0KSFS and MULES externally, nothing ex-
Ceeds the AEOrlC LINIMENT,
" spEsrNs SWEENEY,
sCEATCiIES CALLS.
SHIITSp ElNGB0NE.
or any sore. Swelling, or Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle. -. .,, -.
Price Is ITS 50 cents and g. for small, medium
and large Il ID bottles.
For sale b. all Druggists:
PURCELL, LADD q co,
eIa-ts holesale Agents
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10y Why SUrFER WITH CoUoH, from

a Cold, Hoerseness, or ConsumptiYe Cough whcI
ynu can obtain immediate relief by using HAKFS-
HOREE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHEK
RYf IL il combined with other articles suited for al
Lung, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
T. il prepared 10y Chemist reputation anu Is pro
syrup in the world! prrpcur1
RstJI,5 y, 80 cents and ST. Sold BY PuhCELL
LADD & CO, and sli Druggists in Richmond
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-A small negro hoy.

AsobBERf.-h small negro boy,
knowu as Mercer, the property of James III. Poin-
dexter, was efore the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge OF entering Michael Dwyers house on
the 10Th INST: and stealing therefrom $500 in mo-
ney, me prisoner. lad about thirteen years old,
states, that on the day of the robbery he met ne
gro boy named Jim, in the alley near Mr. DIVERS.
ana agreed to keep watch while Jim entered the
mouse. lie saw Jim unhinge the blind or shutter
by drawing the screws, and then enter the build.
ing; "hen Jim came ont he had two pocket
DOCKS one OF which, containing gold, he gave TO
the prisoner. reservng the other to himself A
uay OK Two after THIS Mercer gave his pscket book
and half dollar to George, slave to Mr.. Hart. He
also purchased q watch for So Of B. Vincent on
Bread street, giving in pay therefor q $50 gold
piece and receiving Sl5 in change. This watch
Mercer afterwards sold to Edlar, slave to A. Mott
for fifty cents. George nd Edar were both before
the Mayor yesterday, on suspicion of being con
cerned in the robbery, but the statement of Mer
Ger clearly acquitted them and they were dis
charged; while he was held in custody for another
hearing on Friday.
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DIssIPArED.--Miss Emma Parker, .
lady Of bad reputation, got drunk last Tuesday
night, and became very disorderly IN the street,
for which she was Gagged Yesterday morning the
Mayor held her to bail in the sum Of 500 for her
good behavior.
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DRAGooxs.-We understand that an eff.

DRAGOoNs.-We understand that an eff
fort is to be made to organize a company of Dra-
goons IN this city, aud that the command will be
rendered to q military gentleman who has seen
some service on the tented field. The task win be
an uphill one, because of the difficulty in finding
enough men who own hroses to get up corps,but
We sincerely hope it may succeed. The city needs
cavalry company and should have one by all
means.
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,.Ss- To ruE VOTERS OF HENRIco

f,o,-syy Il take This method of announcing myself
tvysiste ian the SheriiIaty Of Henrico cenntY, at
heNgu'5t,, II, Nav next; and II elected promise 20
80. siI, my sin,e to the office, and TO discharge
az ~ 5ntirs as fhe law Directs will try and see the
as ,f Ihe county before The day of election and
~ ,san+grnr refer all tuch as wish TO asceg-
nav gtaes. iar the office to my nsighbors, aud
t"I.bn VI tiresory. Esa john B- Young, Esq. and
t. ne '1StieeS ~, ~ '''''' T. J. CARTER.
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lent literary scientific mechanic or other societies
orders or bodies mich desire to uute III the ceit
monies of the erection OF the equestrian statue o.
the g3l Of February and to form part oi the process
estilnAt numbers Of their respected bodies, thai
provision may be made for their accommodation ID
fhe column and in the re5er1ed space ab0nt tht
mopnment WM Il. TALIAFERkO,
RITqynWn Ian % lS5S Chief Marshal.
ul. Newspapers generally are requested 70 pun
iish this notice. ID %'--ts
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FIRING PIsroLs in the public streets
should be punished with the greatest severity. On
Tuesday night last a gentleman, in passing the
corner of 9th and Broad streets, came very near
being killed by pistol which was carelessly dis
charged at a dog.
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CLEAN SwEEP.-John Logan, free ne
gro, charged with stealing brooms from James
McEwing, was convicted before the Mayor yestss
day and ordered to be punished.
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P. E. GIBBS.
,u puoroopApus IN Or Co

EE9S" PHOTOGRAPHS IN UIL CULOKs,
PnoroGaAPHs IN WATER CoLoRs, AND PHoToGRAPHs
PLAIN made from lite, or copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size. also the most perfeo
and highly finished AMBROTYPEs of children and
adults are at all times to be had at the large Photo
graph and FiEe Art Galleries OF Il. W MINNls, III
Richmond, on Main street, opposite the New Gus
tom House, and on Sycamore street. Petersburg
Va ia Is
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The ILLuasArros last Monday night

THE ILLUMIEATI0H last Monday night
was by far tle grandest and most imposing that
We ever witnessed. Not only were Main, franklin,
Grace and Broad streets in q complete blaze. bnf
the by-ways and outskirts Of the city were brit
lantly illuminated, and many Of the private resi-
deuces and places Of business We're gorgeonsiy
decorated that they reminded the beholder Of
rich fairy scene We noticed at the Sixth gtreet
House q handsome transparent representation of
Washington, which attracted marked attention
Over the door of Schad's Hotel, were the % monu-
ment group" elegantly executed by Boyer, while
above this we're to be seen in transparent letters,
"Head Quarters OF the Virginia Rifles In front
Of the theatre was copy OF Stewards Washington,
during his second term Of President. There were
many other beautiful transparencies in various
sections OF the city, that have not the space TO
notice Along down 9th street. nearly every build
ing Was as bright as day, and on Main street,
merchants and others spared no efforts TO make
their establishments snowy and attractive. We
may be pardoned for afiuding to the brilliant blaze
poured forth from Corinthian Hall; to the taste
displayed In lighting and decorating the store Of
hept, Paine Co: and to the handsome appear
anee OF Q. W. Purceil's magnificent establishment
at the corner of Main and 18th streets.
Another sight almost equally grand with the
Illumination, was the thousands and thousands OF
persons who blocked up The sidewalks rendering
progress against the human tide almost impossi-
ble Ladies with their escorts soldiers i'm rich
uniforms, children and men of every age. moved
along the thoroughilres examining the windows
aud enthusiastically admiring the varied scenes so
brilliantly presented to their view. Indeed. the
celebration of the 22d would not have been com.
piete, but for the illumination of our beautiful
i city.
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nsS- "SECuRE THE SHADOW, ERE THE
s,p.T,xcE F,pg."--[f YOU wish PINE Picture, call
at MI. .TEuUKST'S old Gallery, (the best sky
light IN the oty and examine the specimen; OF Of art
iajs nor 10 ba easily dcfaced-equa 10 the best in
th, United States and 70 per cem cheaper than any
o'l.i ,itrs1 ~ 49,, f-ota A. NJ TO p NJ. Pictures
cou:cI and either enlarged OF diminished
NelajnOtypss and Penotypss, fer Transmission by
mail .. r,,..s, 1
E8- Remember, II Main street. al
~ a. I'm
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DEPARTURE OF THE Princess RoYAL FROM EssLAyp
nrLa L IN Ian cnrrasnondent of the philalleIuhis

DEpAkTURE OF THE PRiNcEss RoYAL FRoN ESQ LAND.
The London correspondent of the Philadeiphia
American, writing on the 5th inst, says:
The Princess Royal embarked according TO the
programme, at Gravesend, on Tuesday. Her emo
ton very great when parting with her mother
and brothers and sisters at Buckingham Pala ee !;
indeed throughout the whole route her aspect was
one nf grief and sadness. The demonstration at
Gravesend was admirably done. The display was
profnse. and the view down Harmer street was ea :
tremely pretty aud interesting. visit on We'd
nesday morning enabled me TO see the decorations,
though under leaden sky and peltiug rain. Ban
ners, flags aud streamers OF all kinds, garlapds
forming arches across the street, windows de-
corated with evergreens and flowers, were every
where to be seen, and when filed with people the
street presented scene at once excited md ant
m.sted. The Prince Copsort, the Prince OF Wales
aud Prince Alfred accompanied the Princess Royal
on board the Victoria and Albert. and parting
scene Of very keen emotion ensued; the priuce OF
Wales betrayed by his wetted eyelashes how much
be felt, and little Prince Alfred, with bis face
buried in his handkerchief, afforded the public an
excellent opportunity Of knowing that na,urs will
assert her rights even in the bosom OF royalty
Bat grief 10 not eternal. and the accounts from
BRUSSELS state that the Princess lookea. we'll and
cheerful her arrival at the home o her relative
the King OF the Beigians.
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s6y~ NorIoE.-The subscriber bet

leave inform his many customers oftbe city of Rich
lnond that he would feel thankful to them to take
from the wagoncrs what Pop, Porter. sc, they may
require up to Tuesday the 23d, that all in his enl
ployment may have the pleasure of witnessing th'
grand aud brilliant display which is about To TAX
place on the 21d, OF the Inauguration of the statu
Of the Immortal ia ther Of his country. -
NJ MCCORMACK.
fo 20 30s Broad street.
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ros- DR. A-E, PrrIcoLAs' Office, Rich.

by DR. A. L. PETICoLAs' Oihce, Rich
mond House corner of Governor aud Ross streets -
Residence Carlton Hvuse, On 18th between Broad
and Marshall streets. . !.
The rear r,,om on the first floor over DoGgett q
Andersons. formerly occupied by DIR 7. Tor rent
Possession given Immediately. 1t Is the most com
Portable lodging room ia the city.
ia i2--dImS
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Cow PoIsoyED.-Mr. Winston, on Coun-
Gil Chamber Hill, had beautiful COW poisoned yes
terdsy by some cruel person. Three hours before
the animals death, she could not hsve been pur
chased for ST5
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The MARINE BAND that accompanied
the Portsmouth regiment on their late visit, was
highly spoken Of on the 22d, many persons admi-
ring il the more because Of the fact that 1t is made
up of reed as well as brass instruments
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FASTENING TIME.-One of our citizens,
Mr.. d. W. Saunders, had his gold watch and chain
valued at $175, stolen from him while on the Capt.,
tol Square last Monday.
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E@ DR.. G. GAvINzgL, Office North
east corner Of 10th and Broad streets opposite Dr.
Moores Church.
g. All orders MUST LEFT at his Office, or at n
; Central Hotel, to meet with prompt attention..
"a I'm
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PUT TO WoRK.-Seaten Anderson, q
worthless free negro. has been sentenced to the
chain gang by the Mayor, en- conviction of steal
ing quantity of clothing.
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OLD OFFEaDER.-Simon, a slave, was
convicted before the Mayor yesterday of stealing
pair of pants and two walking canes aud SEN
fenced ta be well lashcd.
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s.,ya To THg VorEas OF THE COUNTY

oe UrxsI-o Il hereby announce myself a candidate
t1r the 2ifice Of COMMISSIONER OF THE kENE
St,F far tss upper District at the approaching
S1f,,u asd respectfully solicit your snlfrHges.-
Should i De your pleasure 10 elect me. promise to
laga the ,lntes oi the Office faithfully and pune
- Esig-dsgts JAMES D. VAUGHAN.
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Bouxp OvER.-William Hill was held
to baH ty the Mayor 10 the sum OF $3.50 on conyic-
tion of assaulting and beating Addison Gaines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-25

HON. EDWARD EyERETT, l5 to deliver
his celebrated Grafton on "Charity," at the the
atre this afternoon at half past O'Clock, the re-
ceipts from which to be appropriated to the
.Ui Ion Benevolent Society," ard the Boys Orphan
Asylum" The reputation of MIR. l.. orator.
statesman and scholar, apart from the interest
felt In the two Institutions for whose benefit the
Grafton is to be delivered, will doubtless ensure a
large and appreciatiye audience. Box Office open
at | o clock p NJ
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FIRE-Qn T

FIRE.-0n Tuesday afternoon last. q
kitchen on the southeastern suberbs of the city,
belonging to Mr.. Joseph G. Haley, took fire and
was completely destroyed. The building, We be-
lieye, Ia insured. Loss $500
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s9s~ WHY SUFFER- WITH hHEUMAIIoM'
Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache or pan
in any part Of the limbs or body, stomach or bowels
Ssher You can be cured instantly with HAFTs
HOEEE'S CUREALL? 1t is n fine tonic Tor Weat
eoruac hs and bowels giving them tone and strength
rs I Ie.t food thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep
sia LET all who suffer bay bottle from PURCELL,
LADD 4 co. or other Druggistsin Richmond Bot
I.a . and 30 CENTS OC WIN
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GETTING Ice E-The late cold spell has
enabled several owners of ice houses to get a fair
supply of ice for the approaching summer
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MsS-BATHs BATHS BATHsl Hot,
cold and shower baths can be had daily from
o'clock, A n. to half past p. NJ at the hair cut
ting shaving and shampoong room under the Amer
Icau Hotel, Entrance on ilth street. Single bath
y cents or five tickets for 81. >,
no 6 r. c. H0BS0N.
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Esa- SHERIFFALTY or HENRIco.-I am
,rsn1t,is.e fJf reelection To tke Office Of SHERIFF.
- uen,5rn JN0. A. HUTCHINSON.
=.
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ceived by Adams' Express fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which Will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
TO- Can be found At all hours of the day, al the ali
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and al
nv 25-ts r. c. H0BS0N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hY~ Dr.. JouN KNOX, late of Orange
countSsufflce Metropolitan Hall. residence corner
OF 2sth aud Clay stre ete.
Refers 10 Rev +. J. Willis. j. NJ. Conrad and Pey-
ton iohnston Richmond; u. j., Barbour and James
r. Newman. Orange; Hons Judge r. III. Field,
shelton " Leake Thomas N. WEIGH senator from
Orange Madison, &C., and John II. Lee, Delegate Of
Orange and Gfeehos hS-alm
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Acc,nvxr no . Uopar AharY so,.,o.,,

ACCIDENT TO HoRsE. About o clock
yesterday afternoon, the two gray horses attached
TO McAdani & Msson's mipefsi water wagon, ran
of with the driver. and when reaching the corner
OF Eth and Main street, ran against Adsms Ex :
press wagon. throwing one Of them the flag.
ging and breaking his right thigh. A little boy,
who was crossing the street as the horses dashed
along, narrowly escaped being run over.
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CANDIDATES FOR orrrCa

rs,y.To ruE VorBRs or HssRIoo CouS-
s ro.pec.nn,ly ann0uaca mysslfa candidate for
lection to the oiee OF tLkhk OF henriso coaa'
y Ssa't ,,s - wy NM F0LKEs.
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- " T. J. CARTER.


,>,1~s ,y fIxxEioa--I am candidate for the sIiE-
gfegAt IL of the County OF Ienrleo, aad respect
fully solicit your saifFaSes at the ensntng geeqS I'D
or - .-so4 nth pG> 1877. ts 4-din.S
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s1ya DANIEL 0RouRKE Peas, extra
early said 70 BE- two weeks earlier than any other
extra early pea Asinall invoice just received aud
for sale at 20 cents per quart by
WARlN0 q PEARCE Druggists,
fe i6-ts Corner 9TH and Broad sts.
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nAML. T. BAYLY
WM. Y. WATSON. oAhL' I. BALL.
ss3y- WATSON & BAYLY,
ATTORNEYS AND
s,HITN O.. A

CuUNsALI4ORS AT LAW,
RICHMOND VA,
Practice in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
Inond and in the counties of Henrico and Ches'
tatHe!d. .
WM f. WATSON, United States Commissioner
and Commissioner in Chancery.
sAML. T. BAYLY, Commissioner OF United states
Court of Claims Commissioner oi DEEDS &C. or INC
several States and Notary Public. ~
ss- Office Gu Bank street. in doddin'S Building.
-
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UEATH OF A bVLDIEK MD FIREMAN.
The National Guard, Captain Johnson, aud No 6
Fire Company, will turn out this morning to es-
cort to the grave the remains of their late brother
Mr.. JOHN H. MILLER, who died at his fathers resi-
dence on Broad street, last Tuesday night, after
brief but painful illness. Mr.. Miller was Second
Lieutenant in the National Guard, a post he had
held FROM the organization of tue Company, and
vas Second Assistant in Citizen Fire Company
No. +. lie has many warm friends who will la
ment his untmeIY end.
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The Ohio State Senate bas psss<d the hial sspeal-
ing An act prohibiting tbe eeBfsesssns of fsgt
tive slAyes In the tsils u Ohio, " svpte ~ ~
~ II. . ~ ss q
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MA DE-. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo.
sSYn Leroy A. CRgNsHAw,

pathst offers his professional services to the cit
rs of Richmond and its vicinity. ONCE at his re
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
I-I2QS
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CHARGE NOT PRovEp.-Two women

CHARGE NOT PR0VED.-IWO women,
whose names were registered at the St. Charles
Hotel. as Catherine Mcfarland and Mary job nson.
were arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to un-
dergo an investigation on the charge Of being ac-
cessories to the robbery of DIR. Dove. These wo-
men, attended by lad about fifteen years of age,
who gave his name Thomas johnson, arrived
here on Sunday last. That night as DR.. Dove was
passing into the St. Charles to see friend a boy,
supposed TO be Thomas Johnson iostled him on
the steps, and soon thereafter the pocket book
was missing. On Tuesday the boy learned that he
was suspected of the THEFT and fled the hotel and
that afternoon his female companions ordered
their bill preparatory to leaving for the North
Not f&ncyng their appearance, a warrant was is
sued for their arrest, and their trunks search
ed, but nothing that DR.. Dove had lost was found
upon them. Miss Mcfarland had a gentleman's s
gold watch two chains aud S35 in money. Miss
johnson had a gold watch and $50 in money
These ladies han from Baltimore, and one of them
claims the lad us her nephew. They say they have
no acquaintances in Richmond aud would give no
account of their movements, or their motives for
coming here. While stopping ut the st. Charles
they were occasionally visited by strangers, and it
is not at all improbable that they were here in
company with some of the Northern pickpockets
and thieves whC assembled on the 22d, to rob the
unsuspecting of their money and jewelry. The
Mayor heard the erideuce of the witnesses, but
being unable to connect the prisoners with the
robbery of DR.. Dove, could do nothing less than
act them both at liberty TO return to the North by
the first train of cars.
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RICHMOND, Jan. II, Il

To DR. KAHN. -
aenu DEAR SIR: | feel it duty l owe
70 YOU t. state to the public the successful removal
uf TuInor from the side of my neck, OF Sersht's"
Without the use OF knife or the loss OF bl0od-and
of which / am now well. | was examined by DR..
Warner of the Faculty Of Richmond, twelve year.
agn and he pronounced 81 chances against me 10!
rGtting it, ~ also did other eminent physlcians
'"''"s '''' '-' JAMES MILLER.
Re,dence-Perkins9ile. 0oochland CO.. Va.
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THE AMERICAN CONSUL AT BexBaY.--At an enter
tainment recently given by the natives OF Bombay
to the European troops in that capital the follow
ing note was read:
The United States Consul presents hts complf
ments 10 the committee Of management. and re-
grets that circumstances will prevent his being
present at dinner He begs 70 offer the following
sentiment and trusts that IL will be accepted from
an American who ia proud Of his nations origin
The Rose, Shamrock and Thistle. embisnis OF
race whose welcome and happy influence an sp
preciative world has ever Acknowledged. and of .
power and rule alike irresistibie and pa1efhsI
Soldiers Of the Ango-saxon line, plant yonr bar.
| DIV embiems on the graves Of every slain son ana
| dau ghter Of our race throughout the iepgth sha
\ breadth of India and teach with arguments ~
/ lead and steel a lesson to their destfoysfs' V
| can never otherwise be taught