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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

AARON BUER AS LBABY-HiS Hotler's Story The
following note is appended to chapter third of the
third edition of Mr.. rarton's Biography of Aaron
Burr
"Since the publication of the first edition Of this
work it has been discovered that the private jour
nal of Aaron Burr's mother is still in existence
The following is her description of Aaron when he
was thirteen mouths old: january 81, lT5S.-
Aaron is little, dirty, noisy boy, very different
from Sally almost in everything. He begins to
talk a little; is very sly and mi.chievOus. lie has
more sprghtliness than Sally, land most say he 10
handsome, but not so good tempered. lie is veVy
resolute. and requires good governor to bring
him to terms"
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FATAL OCCURRENCE PROM FIREARMs-The Belair
Md .Egis states that interesting little daugh-
ter of Mr. Devereux, about five years old, shU:
stances: Mr. Devereux at work, ana his wife,
having occasion to go to store in the neghbo
hood, LEFT the child in charge of the little boy un
til she returned. loaded gun was left in cor
uer of the room, which Le in handling. discharged
emptying the contents i'll the body of the uufor
tunate child.
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nas~ PLAIN STATEmENTs OF FACTS.

Dr. HAMPTON now aged So years, speaks. Hear him
Are yOu sick Beware of limitations! ASK fcl
Iamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may lnduc,
,ouuteFieitlng.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
stand the test of public opinion. No art OF pulling
AN galyaniZe worthless article so as TO keep 1t NJ
"a a good medicine, If it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and eI'
end it, sales year after year. i'll spite Of opposition
The people readily ind out its virtues and the fame
If them passes from mouth TO mouth with more rar
oiaity than newspapers can spread it. A living vat
Jess tastifyng TO the cure medicine mas made 1oI
lin, is of more service than any newspaper adver
ising.
4smptons Vegetable Tincture and its effects
Mr. VIM UIGu No. IS5 South Paca street, Baltl
aore, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia aud Nervous
rsease.
Ma EDWIN NJ. SPRAyKLIN No. d Register street
baltimore most dreadful case of ScrOfula OF years
tan ling lost number of pieces Of bone, restored to
Irss MARY scorIxLD Teacher, No. go Baltimore
>treet-her case after years of suffering, has aston
shed her fiiends. Let the afflicted call To see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Gust om-House i'
fred from tn complaints for Is months with bod!
lnd mind severely affected. He was cured Dy HaInT
Jns Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
MIR Henry Z. Winn had acough for years-Rreai
weakness &c had in ali five or six physicans trlet
al the remedies but was cured Oily by
HANPTON'S FEGErABLE T1NCTURS-
Ef;~ nelicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LAID 4 Co. Richmond; By
Petersbura: PEI by MORTIMER 4 MoWBRAY, Balti-
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers eVerywher
eF-$l par bottle; six bottles for S. SO S-dac
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DANGERS OF THE RED PETTIC0.T.-Three ladies
were last week walking on the Newmarket road,
two of them exhibiting the favorite under gar
ment of the day, when the ire of passing bull
lock was excited by the garing color, and he
made dash at the party. The offending ladies
succeeded in evading him, but their companion,
though in a more sombre garb, was lifted upon a
gate by the beast. but sustained no injury beyond
the fright.-R0st0a Pos.
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A hill Ia now before the Legislature of Pennsyl-
vania. recurring coal dealers to weigh each cart
load Of coal at the place Of delivery.
new trial has been granted TO Shepherd, who
was 10 have been executed in New York 20 day for
setting lire to his house aud burning mp his wife.
The ship Anglo Saxon, 1850 teas burthen, nye
years old was sold at auction In New York. Thurs
day, for the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. Everett delivered his oration on washing
ton" before denseIy crowded house, In Philsde-
phia, last Thursday night.
Stock or fLouR AT NIw YoRK--It is estimated by
the Journal OF Commerce that there are nov w.
0oo barrels Of nour on hand In thai city. h
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.--A man pamed ITogg has
been arrested in New Orleans charged with having
10 his possession valise containing 100000 worth
Of negotiable notes, the property of Mr.. I. l..
Jones. 1t appears that Mr.. Jones arrived in New
Orleans from Virginia about some six or seven
months ago. and, while in the public house of the
prisoner. his valise was stolen. Nearly the whole
of its contents have been recovered.
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PARDoNED-ThrouSh the intercession of Hon. A.
c. Dodge, United States Minister to Spain, John
Campbell, of Boston, who was condemned to the
galleys on a charge of being concerned In the de-
struction of 300 Chinese Coolies, board the ship
Waverly, at Manila. Il few years since, has been
pardOned by the Queen of Spain. Although one OF
the crew of the Waverly, he acted iguorantIy, un.
der the order OF the captain.
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LARGEST CuuRcH IN THE UNITED STArEs.-The AZ
rican church, in Richmond, Virginia, has long
been the largest church in this country, though IL
ia now second in point of numbers, TO the church
in Beaufort. G., of which Rev. j. NJ. G. Breaker
il pastor. This clergyman writes to the Examin-
er: Il have baptsed 565 persons in the fellowship
of the Baptist Church, at this place. Beaufort, s.
C.) within the present year, (lS57) all of whom
are coored but eight and this makes the present
number of Its membership 3,51l-probably the
largest church in the world. Of these $50 are
whites all the rest colered. Cunlbia South Caro-
Liaila
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LIVE STocE FOR H0NoLuLU.--A. VI. Russell ha.
imported number OF deer into Honolulu, Hawai-
Ian Islands, froni California, also a number 81
mud-turtles toads and frogs. The toads and frogs
are to be a set-off against the mosquitoes, reaches
and centipedes that infest the islands- Twoyouns
cinnamon bears,p male and female, have arriy
ed from Oregon, rs u present TO His Majesty. The
bees imported from California are doing well al
Honolulu.
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COSMOPOLITAN ART AssocrATIos.--A let ter 10 the
Baltimore American of Thursday, from New York,
says:
.The property OF the Cosmopolitan Art Union,
an Ohio concern, 90 have been attached yester-
day for debt, by the proprietors Of Emersons Mag
azine and we suppose that the property is now In
charge of the Sheriff, IL is an institution some
thing like the Art Union which eIisted In this
city some years ago."
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RICHMOND, Jan. IT. Is53.
TO DR.. KAHN,
Office corner 22d and Main streets.
sSav DEAR SIR: | feel it q duty | owe
TO you to state to the public the successful removal
Jf Tumor from the side of my neck. of Ssrentesn
without the use of kufe or the loss of blo0d-and
# which / am now well. WAS examined by DIR.
Warner, of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago, and he pronounced ~ chances against uIe Ds
cutting it, as also did other eminent physicians
throughout the country. Yours. &C.
JAMES MILLER.
Residence-Perkinsvill9 GoochIand CO., Va.
ia lS-d3mf
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PEpEsrRIASIsM ExraAosDISagY.-We learn that
several gentlemen, wishing to safisfy their own
curiosity as 70 whether the feat Of walking 100
hours upon plank, without rest OF sleep, can ac-
10 the man that walks the longest time, and that
four men-an American, an Englshman, French
man. and an Irishman- have already entered their
names to contend for the wager.-Bosto. Herald
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Two MORE MEN HuyG.-A correspondent at Fort
Wayne writes TO US that the "Regnlators" in No
bic county, Indiana, hung two more men on Satur-
day, at kendalviie. The excitement in Noble aud
adjoining counties continues great.-The .'ssme
"Regulators" who hung MeDougal at Eg0nier
hung the two men at Kensalville on Saturday -
f,1ldRdpOs Joernal, Sd. -
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No MISCHIEF IsrEspEp.-we pub

No MISCHIEF IsrEsDEp-We pub
iished some few days since account Of an at
tempt of X. A. Bradley to destroy himself by tax
Ing land .num Since then Sir. Brady has in
formed that the report was incorrect. He
says that while suffering with pain in his stom-
sch, he entered q drinking i<se~e with friend 20
get "toddy, and that b. ere swallowing this, he
poured into it about forty drops Of I&pdanum. lie
had taken but sip or two when hisIffend discoy-
cred the lsndsnum, aud upset bis tnnbier,
spilling its contents on the floor. lie then went
TO his home, and was In eonvsrsssion with bis
wife, when two or three friends, accompanied By
two physicians, entered the room, charged him
with attempting suicide, drenehsd him With salt
and water and mustard and water, and, finally, by
making him cascade, ran long feather down HIS
throat, thereby annoying him terribly. lie In
putes imprsper motives to one tp the affair, bat
thinks he paid quite dear faf asmsll smile,n na-
yored with the extract Of opium.
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GETTING WEIL.-John T Ferneyhough,
the yuung man who was shot at aud wounded In
the calf Of the leg the nigh. Of the eth ult, 10
rapidly recovering. The shooting took place near
Tinsley's bakery, and not Opposite No. Z engine
house" as was At nrst reported; and the young
man who fired the pistol does not hesitate 20 ac-
knowledge IL, and claims that be had good reason
for so deing.
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GIVING THE WHIP TO PRIscEss.-An English pa

per has the fOIOWlng
Among the presents made to the Princess Royal
of England, on her late wedding day, was a riding
whip, the butt of which is formed from piece Of
the hoof of favorite horse set In gold 1t is said
the shoe of this golden hoof is formed of diamonds,
the nails being represented by fourteen beautiful
rubies the whole OF the bottom of the foot Is a
mass of small diamonds the hardle Of the whipis
formed from one of the horses bones most highly
polished, round which is twined a serpent in bril-
liants.
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A DISTINGUISHED FoaErssEs CosIss.-The City
Councii of New York have raised special com
mttee upon the suggestion Of the Mayor as to the
importance of cultiyating the most anieaoie reia-
tions with the Turk ish government, and that the
proper courtesies be extended to kear Admirai
Mahommed Pasha and suit, on their arfissi ID
New York. which ID soon expected.
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CHARLESTON RAcEs.-The Charleston Courier fur
nshes description of the four mile race on We'd
nesday, over the Warrington Course, between Liz
zie Mcdonald (sue Washington and Nicholas l.
from which We extract the following:
An excellent fair start was made and the first
lead was asserted by Nicholas, who however did
not give the mare much of n gap to retrieve. The
mare, closely pressing from the start passed with
In the third quarter OF the first round This pesi-
tion she maintained nobly mile after mile with
some variations i'll her advantage. On the closing
mile, most determined dash was made by Niche
las to take the lead and track, but the case was
carried out by the leading and favorite Lizzie who
came home winning in a good length, and closed
the heat in 7:4l x.
The second heat may be described in few words
The winning mare took an early opportunity OF
showing her desire to wind up the matter at once,
and she did so. Closely besieged and pursued at
intervals, she yet kept throughout decided lead,
and came under the closing string for the fourth
round again, after strenuous challenge from
Nicholas. who was well piled with potent persua-
sives. Tho time Was 7:4gl5. and would have been
shorter somewhat, had 1t been necessary for the
mare.
The race was for purse of 81 900, and was the
seventh case of trial between Nicholas and Lizzie
Ia the six previous contests the points stood three
and three, and the mare has now secured the "odt
trick
The second race, on the same day, was for the
Hutchinson stakes, mile heats. The large array
Of nominations was reduced by paying forfeits TO
four Appearances and the result follows:
Mcdaniel and Voolfolk entered ch. C. Gov.
WickIife, 211
Maj. Thos boswell entered b. C. SIasher, .
c. L. Howell entered D. f. by imp Glencoe
L. G. Moore entered l.. < by Little Corporal, dn.
e-l:5213-1:5I-l49l2
'econd Doy.-Thursday rainy, disagree
able day. by no means favorable TO sport. The
following is asummary of tha raciilg:T
FIRar RACE-THREE MILE
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MODEL LEaIsLATuREs.-The Legislature of New
York has been In session since the 5th of January,
and has not passed single law. The Legislature
of Massachusetts has been in session month, sIid
only passed two bills aud one of them has for its
object an increase of its own pay
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THE NEGRO RAcE.-Bayard Taylor. writing from
Nnl,ia In Inner Frypt. SAWS

NuUIa, To UPpeT It!Pt, Says
"Those friends of the African race who point to
Egypt as rpoof what that race has accomplished,
are wholly mistaken The only negro features rep
resented in Egyptian sculpture are those Of slaves
aud captiyes taken in Etheopean wars OF the Pha-
roahs. The temples aud pyramids throughout
Nubia, ss far as the Daref aud Abyssinia, all bear
the hieroglyphy Of menarchs, and there is DO evil
dence in all the Valley OF the Nile that the negro
race ever attained higher degree of civilization
than is at present exhibited in Cougo and Ashan-
f..a
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s0r ARE YOU SUFFERER Ara Won


afflicted with Chills and Fever, nervous headache
sour stomach, Indigestion torpdy of the liver cos
tVeness or loss of appetizer If So resort at once TO
the use Of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEKS. and lie
rel' we'd. Have you bad cold, or do you suffer with
cold feet Then take BAKERS PREMIUM BIT.
ERs, and be permanently cured. Acting "a they
10 upon The blood, stomach and bowels no ordinary
disease OF the system can withstand their assaults
but yield TO its lnvlgoratins powers and health and
cheerfuness assume the steads of debility and low
= rits. Are you a dyspeptic, suSering the hourly
u :uent5 OF that distTeSsingly yeXatious disease?-
Its in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEkS you ind
an unfaiiiDg panscea-0ne that has not yet failed to
profnCe a cure. however long the consuming fire
may aaye been burning. Prepared in the most sci.
enth manner from vegetable substances only these
B.FTERS are without rival for diseases OF the sto-
mact bowels and blood and when regularly used at
tnis Of the year, will prevent colds and sore
throats, by toning up the system TO its naturally
athy condition Let not the afflicted TAX word
IN recommendation of this medicine but try il for
thems Ives. US thousanas have done, and become
converts 10 its priceless eftues.
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in this CT
ty and elsewhere. ia 9-tf
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STRANGE DrTyRmIy.TIoN No ,;,,,


excitement has existed among the IsraeIitish clio
tiers OF our city for two days past, In regard to
the sudden disappearance Of young German
named A. Bodighener, who has been in the en-.
ploy Of Hecht Co., u salesman for three or
four years. On Thursday morning last Bodighei-
mer lett the store OF his employers without giving
any notice of his intention To do so, and none ot
his acquaintsnces have since him. On Friday
morning one of his fellow clerks received a letter
from him through thepost Office stating that he was
sorely troubled in mind, and that he had deter.
mined to find peace by drowning himself In the
DOCK or river Last Saturday morning hat, be
heVed to be that OF Bodisheiner, found drifred
ashore, near the city, aud it is now generally be
leYed that he has carried his threat into execa.
ton.
bodigheimer was about tweut y-one years of age
or steady habits, and generally beloved by all who
knew him. II is said that he had befriended u
man, who bad taken advantage of his kindness 81 and
involved him in debt to the amount of several nun
dred dollars. This aud another circlnlst tance
winch may yet brought to light, weighed SO heayi-
ly ON has mind, that he became low spirited, and
thus determined Oh selfdestraction.
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RHODE IsLASD.-The General Assembly of Rhode
Island have passed resolution instructing their
senators and requesting their Representatives, in
Congress to vote against the admission Of Kansas
into the Union, under the Leeomptou Constitution.
n he yo.e Was nearly unanimous.
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ne Mustang LtHtEtfHt - tOcFH .
.na0, ,0nD F8LLARA PER a

70 fhc United States the preserYer and restoref
If valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all sprains
.;slis Wounds Stiff Joints, &c
any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness,
,taer on man or beast, which the Mustang Lini-
nent would not curet Did you ever visit any re-
,pectable Druggist in any part of the word-in Ei'
rt De- Asia or America-who did not say 1T was the
sreatest discovery of the age" Sold everywhere
every family should have it; three sizes
BARNES 4 PARK,
- oAGwlp, pronrietors New York.
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PoULrRy 0pERAfIoss.-Henry Smith,
slave TO John G. iIobson, has been Gagged for hav-
ing iu his possession two turkeys supposed 10 10
stolen. Vincent, slave TO George w. Munford, has
also been Gagged for having abasket Of ssgs which.
the police believe he came BY improperly.
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HORRIBLE MUkDRB IN lLLNob-A Cairo CORES
poDdeht writes us, under date Of Feb. lst as fol-
iows:~I have just heard Of horrible murder,
perpeirated last night at Section 8, Of ths Mound
City Railroad. As yst the reports are vague, bat
the following appears TO be reliable A ipan, said
70 be from CiDcinnati vas stopping a. The seeyior
He had $zgeiu gold, which BE csrrisd ire beit
around bis person. TO obtain thin money . NO
man and her daughter murdered BIN, and IN doiug
so psTpetrated hldeoas crime. They killed him
With axes chopping his body almost TO pieces ~
They have both bcen arrested GnciHaasi Otsa-
msresdl, 40.
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lHE COLONIZATION MEETING IN TRINITY
CHURCH FRIDAY NIGHT-DEscRIprIoN or LIBKR,. nv a,
hfE"iTNEss-This interesting meeting was held
to hear the Rev Mr.. Seys, just returned from Iib.
riathe sixth time, give account of the condition
and prospects of that Colony. Mr. Seys was INTRO
duced by the Rev. p. Slaughter as the venerable
hero OF many hard-fought bat,le-not battles
whose history was written in blood. and be
by the cries of orphans, &c--but battles In which
the only weapon WAS the sword of the Spirit which
is the Word OF God. With this weapon he had
''carried the war into Africa" &c Mr. Scys said
that, having visited Liberia six times since 1924
and having resided there long as four years at
tine, aud being just returned, he was com pstert
to speak Of its actual condition, &C. He said
there wers 10000 Americanized free negroes in
Liberia settled at different points along the coast
Of these, $500 had gene fronf virginia Mr.. 3
maintained that the free negro was improved in
teilectually and morally there. He instanced Mr
Roberts and other Virginians who were filling the
chief places in Liberia.
lie described the general state Of feeling in Ii
IBERIA as that of contentment and high satisfaction
with their lot-he gave plump contradiction to
tue current rumOrs here about the failure of Lii
beria-he spoke of the schools and churches-and
mentioned several interesting Incidents illustra-
ting the ciylizing and christaniziuz influence of
Liberia upon the heather. Mr.. Seys concluded
with graphic description of the new settlement
just planted under his auspices. ia the mountains
OF Liberia, to test the climate of the Interior and
called Careysburg, after Lot Carey, who emigrated
from Richmond.
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IIEALTH INSURANCE.

Ii MY Agency OFFICE,
Richmond, Sd February, 1888
The undersigDed has been appointed Agent
the MUTUAL HEALTH INSURANCE SOCIETY
or PENNSYLVANIA" aud is prepared to issIo
Policies under which the assured are by the
Of a yearly premium provided for comfortably du-
rng sickness or inability from accident TO attend to
business The Society has in its plan Of operations
another feature Of interest, also. =,
please call and see nae, and will explain the
whole natler 10 you.
Females as we'll as males may be insured
TH0S NJ. ALFkIEhD,
General Insurance Ascent
te 3-lw n. II, corner VI Main and Ian sts.
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Mr.. sariouis, who fell through . trap door -
Norfolk Few days ago h recovering frsD his ~
juries. 81
DIR. n. @. pritchsrd, Of wsrreeton. N. @, d daa-
geroasiy M from aa attack Of apoplexy.
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esg~ WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

SEsS TaEEEt-At GIBBS of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carriCature,
always go. Besides, We have never been deceiv-
ei by him with humbGg advertisements. Al these
sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
of persons, take pleasure in saying that
addition to our inimitable AMBRYTYPE, We now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS of Il superior character,
both plain and colOred which for beauty of finish and
accuracy OF likeness, are equailed by few and sur
passed by Pictures of all kinds accurately
p u, and warranted to please. at moderate prces.-
ANBROTYPES at one dollar and upwards az GlBIS
Temple of Art,Corinthian Hall, Main street, between
9TH and 10th.
p K GIRRS.
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srsxfrss ToHAoce.--on Saturday morn

bIEALInu IUBAUC6.-lu DAIufu6y IuuTH-
ing last wstehman Hoze arrested three negroes
Jordan Read, slave 70 Jesse keesse Jerry, sIsye 20
Robt. Dabney, and Coy Atkins, fses--for having
In their possession seven bags and barrels cf leAf
committed them TO the cage, 70 Be disposed Of BY
the Mayor this morning. sMis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
saF Why SuYYER WITH RusUu1T1ss

EH Why SUFFER- WITH RHsUMtTIsn
Neuralgia, Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache. or main
~ any part OF the limbs or body stomach or bowels
Mhen sh; you can be cured instantly with HARTS-
HoRNE'S CURE-ALLf 1t is fine tonic for weak
stomaehs and bowels. giving them tone and strenrth
20 digest food thus curing Indigestion and Dysnep-
sa Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL
LADD 60, or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot,
= n
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ERsy" PHOTOGRAPHS IN UIL UOLORs,
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CoLoRs, AND PHOTOGRAPHS
PLAIN made from lie. or copied from small pictures
and highly finished AMBR0fYPEs of children and
adults, at all times to be had at the large Photo
graph and Fine Art Galleries of q. " MINIS, III
Richmond, on Main street, opposite the New Gus
tom House, and on Sycamore street, Petersburg,
Va 2S
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SrABBise.-To-day has beehEfxed upon
by the Mayor for the examination Of HExar Eve
RErr, chsrge with stabbing Patrick II. Gcntry.
Mr Everett Is not . member Of the nre depart
ment, was supposed At the time OF his arrest.