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ma. Dcbili,ated Pcr.ons.-Those VIII,

m Dcbilitatrd Persons.--Those VIII
improper di cstion NAV easil, he cured Nv,
of BAKERS BITTERS. We have known
entirely restored to health by these Bitter
visiting all the watering places without re-
from Dyspepsia, Ncrvous Debility, Torpid
tndi sestion. Ague and Fever. Sour Stoni
Loss of Appetite, thoy will find certain n
using these BJtters as directed. nelieatr-I
adapted 10 their diseases, and never fail in h
ing nature and restoring tho tloom of 7
their checks. Teething infants may also
proved by their usc-whilst all classes ara
As a family medicine. these Btters stand l.
cd. AND must eventually supercede all oth&1
invite 3 trial nj once.
For sale by all Druggists in the city Of ri
and elsew hore in virginia. 4
y. BAKER,. Proprietor, Richmo
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LAW CARDS.

ANN LEE 4 PLEAsANrs. ATToR.
hold Ia RIchn,~",aa Inv, PrsctIeo in tho Courts
tEf! Is "P' "opch'ard Ard Nsn-
Se thes G'Hle and tounll lssianers of posds
- .sot Hto antttor zs6 tc take nar.,,tinr. az
nes al. SHn"se men, oi Deeds. fowors Of sS Attor
s.ver,l :, 80 - Us, TO be use recorded IN Tho
r'iTS ~ ~ oh 'I'A ST., 81 door FROM Main.
y ANN POisDENrER 4T.rop
r-,oII-n ~ LAW, RICHMOND VA I'm
sNti| " ih the ety q Rlchuond and in th, co"n ~
"a. ~ ,Sss'aas,efhe a. fowhstsn and Amelia N~A
i{th streets N"'"ef OF NAN and
Il-ig
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Bound Oru Berry Amos cnya Julius
Ides a pelt in he mug for interfering with his
siep-soD, for which julius had Berry called
before the Mayor and bound over to keep the
peace. Fighting, in such weather "a this
when every man is in a melting mood, won't
pay but in this instance, Berry was almost
cxcusable If Julius choked the boy, for no
cause or proyocatiou
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Resfsting.-Charles H. Rhule took an over
dose OF lager, last Tuesday evening, and be-
came 30 wearied by its weight that ha fell in
me street. The watchmen attempted to assist
nm nome, but he resisted them so yiciously
mat they had to lock him up. Yesterday the
Mayor reprmanded and then discharged him
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WHAT Is A LEGAL TENDEREThe follow
ing are the provisions of The United States
law prescribing "a legal tender:' Gold coins
and silver dollars for all sums; half dollars
and smaller silver coins, for sums not oyer SIS:
and three cent pieces for sums not over 81
cents. No provision is made for cents, which
may, therefore, be refused
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PORCELAIN FACED BRICKs.-The Now York
IrI5UH, has been shown ~ porcelain faced
hrick.fo which Mr.. ID. W. Clarke. of Vermont
received a patent ON ths 10th inst. The patent
ne says, consists ia the employment of tho
o1yde OF zinc as n fuX for the felSpar and
quartz with which the ordinary porcelain is
made These bricks can bc furnished he SAYS
ut ssto per thousand or building can he faced
with Them at less than onc-third of the cost OF
marble. The material is very beautiful and
might he used for an inside as well as an out
side finish with fine effect The same llux can
he applied 10 articles made from the coarscr
clay, which gives it q finish equal To any Eng
lish ware imported into this country.
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LIBERAL BEoUEsTs.-The late Elijah Corey
OF Brooklyn, Mass. bequeathed, in addition to
former liberal gifts, the sum of a, ,0oO TO New
ton Theological Institution; also, 5000 to the
Baptist Missionary Union, 81, 900 To the Amer
lean Tract Society, and 81, 900 TO INDECENT Bap-
tist ministers.
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THE CONDEMNED PfRATE,-It Is rumored
thar tPlumer (under sentence Of death at Bos-
ton for piracy and murderfis only IN assumed
name, and that he is II near relative TO dis
tinguished United States Senator--and hence,
the great interest manifested by the people OF
Boston in his behalf.
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AsUsHs or THE CooLIE TRADR-The Hong
Kong Press publishes SOME articles making
startling revelations OF the manner in which
Portuguese carry on the Coolio trade. The
following is an extract from the Press on this
subject:
On the 4th of April. Pingking waited on
Mr.. Alcock. the British Consul At Canton
with thirty three petitions from the trades in
CantOn--dcalers in foreign goods. in the pre-
cious metals III wood, in lead, in tca-no end
To guilds. Tho petitioners prayed for foreign
IN conference.-the tale they told was frichtfuL
aud the wonder is the Cantonese do not treat
the Portuguese as they did st NInspo. MANY
OF tho principal people 81 Canton have suffered
the loss Of relatives, who have been kidnapped
in tho streets aud on the river. Chinese run
ners arc of course employed. There arc de
pots ON the river st yarious points, in the
shape OF flower hOats. Into thcso were the
victims decoycd. Thence they were induced to
20 10 Whampoa. where intimidation WaH used
and the victims starved into acquicScencc."
The poor girls who soil fruit on the river
have been hailed alongside and treated in the
Same manner. In ono instance n company OF
musicians were hired 10 play when they were
seized and carried of, Some have actually
boon carried Fin the open street, close to Tho
lIouan factories. The captor~ arc paid @eU
each for them, and the captured are principal
ly rrCeiVcd on board of, and conveyed to Ma
Gao by the Portuguese" steamer Shamrock
owned hy the cntcrprislng Superintendent Of
Police ~ Macao Tn" Chineno assert that she
has carried down some gagged. II 40, We sup
pose she chaTg"s eIlrs freight. On their arri-
val at Macao. thcy ar" put into q barracoon
and starved or otherwise intimldated into COM
piianCn. 1T is true, they have to lc visited hy
the Procur:tdnr" be fore shipment. for the puT-
pose OF collecting the emigration tax; but ~
tho testimony of the captors predominate. and
AZ proof OF previous acquis>ccnce In The de-
sidcratum, the proceedings ID a farce. We
shall doubtless have TO accord q few Coolc
tragedies ere long.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILKoAD.-We are
gratifled to learn that there is a likelihood of
the Hon. J. Edgar Thompson, President OF the
great Pennsylvania Central Railroad Compa-
ny, accepting the position of President Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.-N. o.
PtenDaHe.
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REPORTED DEATH OF MONSIEUR BELLY
Private letters by the California MAIL report
that Monsieur Belly, the famous Erenchnan,
was dead--of ievsr; but the rumor needs con-
firlnation. Ii is hardly likely that 50 impor-
tant an event could have tfanspired, without
becoming at once generally known.
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A CoNyICTIoS.-The trial OF Robert III
Champ, charged with having committed a rape
upon his brothers widow. Mrs. Salie Chalnp.
has occupied the Fayette Circuit Court. Ken
tucky, for some days, and resulted in a verdict
Of guilty He was sentenced 10 ufteen years
in the peniteniiary. The case was argued by
Hon. John Z. Breckinridge and James F. Ro-
binson. Esq, for the defence; and Hon Garrett
Davis and Major W. S. Downey, for the Com
monwealtn
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C"CompasaesiHeais." The commencement ex-
ercises Of Richmond College will take place at
The First Baptist Church tonight at : O'Clock.
The closing exercises of the Southern Fe-
male Institute will take place in the Hall Of
the House of Delegates at O'Clock tonight,
when the diplomas will be conferred by Gov,
Wise, and Prof Morrison, of William and
Mary Collegr, will deliver an address.
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BUSINESS NOTICES


Ro. Is. ~ NJ, AttTtoNEER. xf -.
- binNs u S.ll Real and Perxnu,l ES;r .'rIt,
ns" CUT Nk"koES. rent out HOUSES. And Vii III
a'ttca1 - ANY other BUSINESS T.quirtny an a.,
whether ~ the cit, or countr, lie r.., az q NJ, ~
b1nSp. t"min'srl9ncrr of Courts TrIIstnes to
-, So u I've hIm call before rmnlo,tn- So
ore else. 81 his char es y IIt he ,u,s ~ any
1rSVtIno 70 al who mar patrouixe h,Ip on -
SAsement Metropolitan Rslt ''''i. o,ucn IN
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Tr'ntty Sunday School will celebrate the 4th
by picnic a. Snelis farm, in Hcurico coun-
ty. The place selected is an admirable one for
the purpose, and sufficiently near the city for
the teachers and scholars to get to it by pri-
yate conyeyances.
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STRENGTHENING THE CHEsT-Dr. Lawson
l4onk of Holyoke, Mass, recommends the use
of the Srcing as useful in pulmonary COM
paints. He means the suspending of the body
by the hands by means of strong rope or
chain fastened to a beam at one end and at tho
other stick three feet long. convenient 10
grasp with the hands, and then gently swing
ing. The connection of the arms with the
body with the exception Of the clavicl-, with
the sterntlm or hfeast bone) being muscular
attachment TO the ribs. the effect of this exer-
cIse Is 10 elevate the ribs and enlarge the chest
ana ~ nature allows no vacuum, the lungs
expand 10 I'LL the cavity, increasing tho vol
ulle of air--the natural purifier of the blood
ard preventing congestion of the deposit OF
tuberculouS matter
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THE DEATH OF A BRrrE.-Tbe Troy IN ",
mig says, man named Warren Johnson
dled recently at Pittstown, from the effects OF
brandy. lie fell in company, al a tavern. with
TWO Rallroad men, one of whom told John
son that ne would pay for J.'s liquor if he
would drink what he should pour out John
son agreed to this, and the X. r. man turned
out tRnbisr fHH RI brandy This was drank
ny j., when the r. r. men asked him if he
would drink another. Johnson said he would.
and drank the seeoHd tu,abIer fnH. soon after
lie soon became scnseless was carried home.
and died on Monday evening
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"a Bcunc,r. Diarrh9n K;IIcr--s po,

IN BennctTs DiarrHuu hIItr~-H Pnsil
and speedy euro for pisrrhna. Cholera Mod
Summer Complaint, Cholic, Cholera lniantuiH1
This valuable remedy has been for over ten u
before th~ public.
II has been uscd and tested in one Thousand Z
of violent Diarrhra, and in no instance ever 4
10 arrest the disease. Z
Families should always be supplied for sa|
emergency.
Price 20 cents per bottle. For sale by
FISHER h WINSTON. Hruggj ~
ic 7-lm No. l25 Main ST.. Riche
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TAN BE 1t O

y ~ the i,aunci of tho CITY Of Richmond, TINT,
the Collector of the City T.Ies .hali annually siEe
the city, for fifteen days PRIOR to the hltrenih day
Of Juno, That he will attend at hs once anI!y, & ne
r A., from tbe 18Th to the i0th OF Juns clusNe;
for tho rePosc oi Gecevns from any Pof,Gn char.rd
ofTaIrs chs .ed do,iuciins from the whole amount
or hall, as tho caso mag he ton per ceht"ih
The Coector shall in like manner give notice for
hftoon day. pror TO the 18Th Of Decemlfr, tnr nc
mentioned hours. from the 18Th 10 the 3ist oil DO
e-nber inclusive for he rrpoae Of re1cnnS r ron n,
tho Cuy Taxes charged 10 HIM, the remaining hail.
drdecn< from such h'l ton per cent thereon
passed January iIih 1867, will attend at the Cot
i@ctors oice 81 t6o city Hall, from tho l5th to tho
m s1c1 %! .aas ,ovs I'd drectc t%t d." Iip MoBsGN,
je lin Collector Of CIT. OF richmond.
ARGHITEcTnBR,EEii 81, GIytL u AND ME- (
SMITH hss opened an oftce in 1oddln's Hall cor.
ner i7th and. Bank streets. Richnoad. Va, where
he I'll nG. Of
irai or Ornamental improvements that may be com
.G 80 s'
the VARIOUS profession throns hout
IN Inc Wien ef +. aba s hsd css Of m.ny ny public and p
vatr enterprises of considerable importance, nc ~
nnst a viii be rendered to ali who
may favor him with their patronage. le 2l-lm
GEO. WATT PL0WS;
VI GlO. WAL ~ W. = IIIOh
GEO WATT K co.'s FLOWS.
9EO. WATT 4 co.'s PLOWS.
The agricultural community and public generally,
arc rssnectfuIlv informed that the ronccTh ef
GEO. WATT < co,
Plow Manufacturers,
Is sill m exjstenee and conducted in it's mechani:
eai department by GEO. WATT; the inventor ana
manufacturer II the Cuff Brace Plow, with It's I'M
provements, tand wh. alone has conducted the me
chaneal deps rtinent Of all the firms OF Geo; "att
Co sinee 1852. and Hugh A. Wattt) at the old
sthnd, wheTe 80. WATT & CO have slwaysd done
business, notwithstanding sundry Advertisements
have appeared, trylny 10 create an impression 70
the contrary and tbs assure their friends ana the
public elsy thai they prepared at all times
10 furnieh them with LOWS s and other Agncnltu-
raj Implements, of the best quality without fTlng-
ing the rights of Others or endeayorng to nislead
or deceive the public.
GEO. WATT is now perfeeting VARIOUS improve
taents on all three Of his paients whirh we think
viii lessen the draft, gye more sirens II and less
inc of tho Plow We hope 10 have Flows, of the |
various sizes, with these improvements, ready for /
the summer fal0w.
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COINAGE OF JhPAN.-Gold in Japan does not
represent the value that it does in other conn
trles--;t least Will not do until the 4th of
July next. Sixteen gold dollars, in the
United States are exactly equal to six
teen silver ones that is, they weigh sixteen
dollars worth OF gold, minus the alloy. Here
however, the same amount of gold is only
worth fraction over $3.50 Or, in other
words, with us the relative value in gold and
silver Is as to 10, in Japan as 10 5b.
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FOUND GrILTY.-Dr. boy, of Kansas.
charged with running OFF negroes belonging to
citizens of Missouri, has been found guilty bv
a jury at st. Josephs, Mo. Judgment was
taken to the Supreme Court, which sits. in a
few weeks, at Jefferson City. The doctor will
fFgln TO find after while, that the philan-
thropic notions which lead men to assist in
uespollihs other people Of their property is
not always attended with the happiest results
The Oberlin martyrs, in Ohio. ARE already ex :
perlenclng some feeling of this kind, and the
doctor VIII hardly get off so easily.
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MELANCHOLY CATAsI RofnE.-An infant
child of Mr. Balch, of Methuen, Mass was
found hanging, few mornings since, by the
-neck which had been caught between tho foot
board and the bed rail, aud had hung there an.
ul quite dead
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Not Ost.--Ruhert Heath, supposed TO be one
Of 4 gang Of young burglars whose numerous
Operations last witer made them the terror of
the city, applied To the Mayor yesterday, TO be
released from prison, on bail. The question
will be decided this morning.
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IN, Montgomery Guard. Capt Moore. will
Celebrate the approaching 4th OF July, by a
dinner ut Steinlncs garden, on the western
suburbs OF the city, The Guard will parade
about sixty strong. and will turn out in their
new and beautiful grey uniform, for the arst
time
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House Brsaking.-The Office of the Superin-
tendent of thr City Water Works was broken
into, few nights since, and the private draw
ers of Mr.. Dasis were forced and searched, but
the rogue found only 81 TO reward him for his
irbors. On the same night, the stable of Messrs.
Green and johnson, Immediately across the
street WAS entered and robbed of a lot of ne
gro clothing aud several horse blankets
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COMPLAINTS. To wit; his CURE FOR n
CHOLERA. CHOLERA MORBuS, and
of DIARR HQA.
HIS CIRE FOR DYsENTERY and his
FLUX REMEDY, are warranted to cursv
eases for which they are recommended
strictly by the directions, or money refund
return of the medicine.
Sold wholesale and retail hT
L. X. BASS, Proprietor, Ricbmol
Clay street, between Ist and 2,i. We
Also. hy GRUBBS & APPERSoN, p
No 20l Broad st. ie
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LIVER INvIGnR
20 Kidn..nna Rladdcr Comnlainis

aA Kidney and BLADDER Complaints. =
newest and most Important discovery Ter Kh
Bladder Complaints. Erinar, nbstructiops, lie
rohra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, PHI,
frostfatlon ard nehillty Of either sex, IS HAI
H0RNE'S RICHD COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable tO Walk, hnvs
been relieved by this wonderful COMPbE Mi
prepared by Chemist, and ls pronounced bfn
cal men and those who have used it. Ia bo "
BUCHU COMPOUND IN the world. Large PfI
81 small bottes. 90 cents. A fresh supply ~
eeived by FISHER X WINSTON, prug jsl
Je l4-Sm Main street, RlchkH(
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N.,.I J,rrrII,y,rv Tha aToco, T,,.Ior
hrinrs intrrcstinr nr,,a frnn, ,hc pm" ". IoL
,hn iio,,, S,,u,dr,'' "a thn =. ~ -. ','1 ,
-, -, AZ, sIi tt IN W ,'t'
In 1,,d e. ,,Ii,,,', :, - c r.. ~ aVt :, ~ ~. ~,
49, ] aru "'N ~, t 49, ~. - 10y ; "ieoi @ ps
dnrt from, m, NJ, i,,,rt,@ - tu y,
,h JIi,nd s,ot ~ - ~, ~
in nnrt ,noL, on hn.,rd .,,l i,r1r;l;,,,s ",' :, =
~, it,,', co. h ,,, Ni,, i - ~ ,t 'i'''
~ a"d tn,,,ad n,, tbn 80, ~ W.!
Ti,,, Tcc,, -, sh,I ', aoer III a., 80
,n - 49, ~ 'i ' 49, - - " NJ ~ t'' =
- II, nus .,i i 'i., ~, 'i,.'o' @ 100 !, "
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PRIZE FIGHT.-The prize fight at Louis
VILE. Ky, Tuesday, was Two hundred dollars
a side. John N. Cooley whipped "Dnblin
Tricks" Thirty rounds were fought in seven
ty minutes. The excitement aud interest
among the "tancy" was intense.
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STEAM sAW-MILI-IuMHER SAMEn

STEAM SAW W-MiLL-LUMBER SAWED
- TO RDER..Thc suhscr h-r having the entire
SAW MILLS in the State, ocst.d in rrsin Lm pns
forest, near navigation. will contract to furnish at
sn1T nGsS ,D IN I gGod order Hnd 81 reasonable
sizes and dimensions, and specially solieits or
ders lor this description or ,;alnhrr
Wholesale and retail dcacr in Lumber Maho-any.
and Shingles of cvory description.
EVERYTHING IN the Trimming Line. Em-
Nantes, Gloves. a1it,s, Hosiery, CoFscts, Hoop
Skirts. and other Goods. he boush cheap at l..
mined to sell of his stock. Give him call and save
money.
REFRIGER ATORSATC COST.-The snbscrl-
~ hrr has still = large number Of REFRlGERA-
will. on and after this date sell hem n cost prices
for cash. As an opportunity seldom offers tor buy
ms them at such low rates, purchasers will call at
THOS A. BULkLEf, I7 Main street.
GENUINE FRENCH MUSTARD i'm Bulk.
~ We have Jnst received supply of FRENCH
dGS[Ah&p & Th,ch We & can retail BY the pint or gal
to thus srteIe' which i2T qnss, and py,es efnnot
Druggists, lo7 Broad street. above 9th.
BEDFORD ALUM and IODINE WATER
l., and MASS.-Fresh supplies of this celebrated
Water and Mass, put in sass vessels arc in store
"'u ''' ia IAibEEY ROBINSON. Chemists,
4th and Franklin ats.
ZINE LYNCHBURG SMOKING TOBAC-
L Goa very nice article; also. Reed aud Root
STEMS and Fsrtis %nfNG rPFfE PEtRcF tR5 isi Gs
lo' BROAD street. atove ''h.
EXTRA LECOMPTE CHEWING TOBAC-
IA Co manufactured by Booker & Halsey, Lynch
burg one trial will convince you that this is =
rS snpert9f aI'lSiee, se 1H, Gsis Read :, OH
~ nAl'i''r ~ ! S - ~ - - 80 ' ~, "I, " . M
TASTY YANDtOMFOkTABLE = line plain
black Skeleton SILK VESTS, Just the thing for
,nf ssrh nm -ea.oh ehieh VIC '"ef "S very '"s''' u"
10 "a -" K KIN RAIDWIS ( WILLIAMS
= = -.
NOTICE TO FAMILIES. .-Reeeiyins this
pr ' n,e.arrnx IN rs,TnSsss c, md .,1mnI,
snmrsnlyes ~ Tednced nrices-the, must bc sold r'
ANDREW hNfONI, ST. Nicholas Saloon.
-.
PhNTs.1F,ye hnndred nsirs Of Finc. F.ney'
Drill and Marseilles PANTS. embracing very pret
At patterns KEEN spd n BhLbT%fN WIN w WiLIIAMs. III Al o
CMOkING TOBACfO.-yery superior I.yneh-
- burg Smoking Tobacco. This tobacco il mild
and pleasant and will not fail to give satsfsction
For sale by the barrel or less quantity.
W. PETERSON. DInsslst, loa Main st.
MACHINERY 0ILS.-Alma,s on hand by the
wi barrel or less quantity, pure Oils, for nbrica
ting machinery, comprising strictly 6rst quality
Lard spe5p' SaiaT snd Ssher OILS Fnr sale st low
Ia.es E.eo:e, plasslse, 100 als.h 81.
tam a good situation. BY sddressIns ' Box s.
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DAVIS q ORNIs,

IL ATTORNEYS At LAW, RICHMOND, ".
Tho Subscribers having entered into 60 partner
snip iE- practice Of the Law, will SAY 10 their
friends thst thcy will promptly attend to any bus-
ness entTustcd 10 their care in any Of the Courts
hcid IN tho city of Richmond and tho counties of
HNnTlco, Hanovcr,kn William, Essex ard i sosh-
land
Office on Bank street, opposite tho Conrt House
}. y. DAVIS,
NV If-3u1 + + 0RNIg
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ALEXANDER MOTT.

~ 4UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly 10 the s9los Of HORSES
MULES, WAGONS. SC, at the Horse Lot, ever,
SATURDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock.
Stock lntondcd for sale will please DO entered bo-
fore ths morning OF tho bale.
pRIDGFORD CO., Gensral Commission and
ID Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock; Richmond,
Va II. b. BRiDGF0RD.
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
N TINSLEY PATE.
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WHITE SULPHUR WA
uTER.-We tho asents for this celebrated
ed PURCELL, LADD l. CO.,
i1 corner Main aud 18th sts.
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Ha- Lico-ies, in Mass and Stick. Of
quality.
Gun ARABIC teenuinsD. for Tatacccn
TONG IA BEANS-Ansastnra,B Black a
talized.
OLIVE OIL. in glass. Of now crop. In
fer sals low by j. PETFIEl.n 6E6j
In NJ. Blair and Co.'S building
my Ism 18th and q
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Bisamg-For the first time in many years,
man calling himself Carl Frederick Schweit-
zer was arraiSned before the Mayor TO answer
the charge of big;tmy. Carl is a tall, muscular
fellow, anything in appearance but handsome,
and when called to the bar, came up grinning
as pleasantly rs if he We're about TO appear
before Brigham Young, instead of q Justice i'll
q civilized country. The first wife, when call
ed, came TO the hook, holding in her arms an
infant of eighteen months, and made oath To
the following facts In the city of Baltimore,
her name being Caroline Keller, she was mar
ried to the prisoner, who afterwards deserted
her and came to this city, where in May last,
he married Mary II. Tomb, with whom he Is
now living The second wife was not in
court but the prisoner acknowledged the
charge and declared that his first wife
had written to him that if he did not OBJ
iect she would leave Baltimore and ac-
company another man TO New York
Mrs =. admitted that she had written 10 her
husband that she intended going To New York,
but that She designed goi:g rs a servant, in or
der to earn a support for herself and child,
both of whom had been deserted and neglected.
She had no idea of marrying again while her
husband lived, but was compelled 10 scuihe
hard to support her babe.
The Mayor remanded the accused 10 jail 10
await 4 further examination ON Friday next,
by which time IL is TO he expected the Com
monwealth will be able to get witnesses TO
prove both marriages, rs also the guilt of the
accused, without relying upon his confession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
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thu last years has had ch,rg- of our books and
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