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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

PROFESSORS IN THE TESNEssEE PRsITrN.
TIARY.-The Knoxville Wing furnishes the
IoiiowIng names OF recent accession to one of
the State institutions: AT the late Kipcs ton
Court Professor Huckins, who figured here
with Professor Fowler as a phrenoiogist. was
sentenced TO the pefiitentiary for one wear on
the charge Of stealing books. The Professor
rs q Vermonter, and has given out a number of
charts in East Tennessee, fiattering and Meas
ing the vain and weak minded to The life Al
fhe same Court, a DIR. Higgins. Professor of
Penmanship, was sent for four years, on a
ehafee OF writing slave free pass and at
tempting torun him off on the railroad either
with view to secure his freedom, or to cash
him in a Southern masket.
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Better rAecomDaodations.-In view of the fact
thai the legal profession is stantly increas-
ing the number of its slimbs,r the Hastings
Court yesterday resolved TO request the Coun-
Gil to authorize the Sergean: to purchase
twelve chairs for their accommodation, and to
have more railing put up in the Court room.
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A FEAT OF rWALKING.--Jackson the same
rican Deer commenced al York Pa, on T Tues-
day. the feat Of walking lis hours without
rest or sleep
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The Mate Orphan Society have appointed Mr.
A. w. Richardson their sole coilector, MI
Hill having declined to serve them longer, be
cause of other en- gagements.
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UHlatcfui Assemblies-A fine of s. was i'm
posed upon Lawrence Martin, yesterday, by
the Mayor, for perrnitting negroes TO assemble
unlawfully on his premises. A similar charge
against Andrew Miller was continued until
to-day.
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ssx, FOR RENT-The three NEW STORES
~ Main street, ne1tto Col. Walter ID. Blair e
A.I Appiy 10 HENRY COALTER CABEI.L,
Ofhce Man ST., 2 doors below Exchange Bank.
gy--ta
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o. FOR RENT-The upper part ofthe HOUSE
E# corner of Main and llth streets, next to Anne
MArcan Hotel.
ALsO-The three story Brick BUILDING on
ylth between Main and Cary streets. Apply to
MARCUS HARRIS 6 BRO,
or &-ts IFS Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

AcQUITTRD.-Wm Stewart, a respectable
citizen of Wheeling, Va, charged with killing
his brother James. was tried this week and
honorably acquitted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

ILL FOR REST--A basement S TOT ROOM,
N:: In rear Of Messrs Johnston & Bransiord's 8
kI4 ware rooms, and fronting IN Lombardy Alley
Rent moderate. Possession gwen lmmedla atey.
WM. WALLACE F. SONS.
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ia Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Tho
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Cob plants. Urinary Instructions, Leueor-
rhns or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses. Physical
Prostration aud Debility of either sex, IN HARTS-
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable 70 walk. hsve soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. II il
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used IL, 70 be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles so cents. fresh supply just re-
oeived hy FISHER& WINSTON, Druggists,
je I4-l2m Main street, Richmond.
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-, FoR RENT--A HOUSE and LOT on Val
Es ley (l7tb.1 street with four comfortable rooms,
ELLA besides a store and hsr-roOm and all necessary
out-houses for the accommodation OF a small fam
w. with we'll of excellent water IN the yard. 10
a good tenant, the terms will be made very mode
rate. Apply to JOHN Il. HUTCHEsoN
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~ FOR RENT.-For rent. PROF ESSIONAL
~ OFFICE or LODGING ROOMS-the front
BEDROOM over the subscnber's store. Possession
gwen immediately. Apply TO
no 4-ts JUAN PiZZINI, No. l2s Main St
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FUe.-A small stable, near the head OF
Grace street, was burnt last Thursday aigl,t 1.
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THE LONDON TINES ON HARPER's FERRY
The London Times received by the last steam
er, comments at length on the Harper's Ferry
invasion Its commen taries We're written be-
fore the result of the outrage was known. Ii
says:
That they could have expected to conquer
the United States Executive in a servile war,
and To turn Virginia and Maryland into free
States through victories gained by TebeIlious
negroes. seems out of the ques ton. America
Is not like one of our own island colonies,
where the negroes outnum Der the whites many
fold. In the districts where this outbreak took
place the whites are probably superior in
number TO the colored population. They are
all armed, and accustomed almost from child
hood to the use of their weapons. The cir
instances in which they are placed have Civ
en- them aptitude for something like mill
tary organization. and they have continually
before their eyes the necessity of preserving
order among the African race We may be
sure that after the first surprise, the white men
in every American State would take prompt
and efieetual measures 10 crush rebellion,
though probably not soon enough 10 prevent
the commission of many atrocities This fact
adds much 10 the guilt of the men who organ
ized this scheme. Nothing but sickening and
bootless slaughter could come of it first the
slaughter of white families by their slaves, and
then the bloody revenge of the eXasperated
mas terS.
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AxU.rH al, G Wise is Sufficient. - Emil
nans $50 sus sax ,sing T. r. BASS COUGH
sYREGP, sShs GI, iet fer coass c. Ids Consumption &c in
their practice testify 'ht y hns oess ains uss
give il trial and continue us use ~ pehen.s ha n
you. as much is accomplished eFe,n nnas m yasabls.
severance. His other remedies, uay ';.r. "A
are the Pain Extractor. Compouno AfeI.ens anu
Liver pills, Eye Water. the DlarrhGa, .a.-.
and bloody flux Remedies, Ioothaehe bad +,
wholesale and retail. of
T. r. BASS, Proprister,
Clay street, west side, between LIST and ID,
Richmond, Virginis.
Also, APPERSON & DUPUY, Drugsists, No.
OF, Bread street. oc &-lm
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IHk FIRE AT TATLANTA.--The A ffrs .at 4 tlan "a
va, wednesday night originated In 4 drny
store near Shackelfords auction rnoms = +
nasn, na..,s to the Enl.on Bank The Inteiiigsncsr
next blocka up Whitehall street. T,se fia,ass .s
snen spread from Markham corner up Alabama
street Stree, TO Dunns grocery, and thence mn
M whitehall street TO Hoibrook's hat store. The
pIincIpaI property destroyed was Miller &c
store White Co. 's dry goods store. Browns
clothing store, WalIace's hardware stara
Lockharts brokers' Office, Shackelford.s aue,
st lon rooms, Coieman's grocery, Jones' book
be,s law Office, Cuttings dry goods store sevs-
RAJ eonfectioneries, tailor and barber shons
On Alabama street two children were hnrnt
70 deafh, and another is missing The mother
survives. The loss is estimated al &a1a, nia
Inc entire Coleman corner, down to alton
Bank, is in ruins. wv.
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The QuadrRped CosnEaay.-The wonderful
tronpe of dogs, goats and monkeys trained by
Donetti, will make their bow (wow) to the
public next Monday night at Metropolitan
Hall. These creatures have been trained so
skillfnlly in the pautomirnic art that they ex-
cite the rs tonishment OF ali who behold their
performances. They play Ill sorts of funny
tricks, and display sagacity that no one
would believe them capable Of. without seeing
them. We understand that the "company''
has been enlarged since its last visit to Rich
mond.
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Ix.s2 III SEtE5N y Il ENtUE ENtE At NEN
E:# KENT COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-Hav-
n-1tnz determined 70 leave the county, [ eiTer ic7
sale, privately, nv HOUSE and LOT situated al
New Kent Court House. The improvements conss;
OF dwel ing house in perfect order, with fine Ia
ment, and all necessary out-h0uses. Ice house, x
This is one OF the best locations for ply sician
know Of Terms liberal
no 7-im' J. C. WILLIAMS NJ D.
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na- Hartshorne's Cnre-AI.

IT CURES Alt PAIN.
This valuable preparation Is used internally and
TteCTH hCHE HEADACHE, ~
SPR RAINS and BR USES CHIf.BI.AINS,
CHOLERA MuRBUS, EARACHE,
. YEUMATiSM, SCAI. DIS and BURNS,
Mt URALGTA, CHOLERA,
HStr " Y IN THE LIMBS. pin IN THE SIDES,
pain in the STOMACH, PAIN ~ the BHEASF
S6nppE. "HR0AT, FROSTED FEET,
oUnIT GIN n THE BACK, PAIN in the BOW ELS.
R,a -, fne TONIC, it is very beneficial for 8
,,saI s,on,. eh or bowels.
wtak s,oa H. Is and so cents. Sold by all Drug.
y;sts in Rieh, nond, Petersburg and Norfolk. and
fhsta f,,, ~ u ht n.f ~. State. je H-12m
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A POLICEMAN AND STICK OF PHOSPHORUS
The New Orleans Delta gives the following
account of a curious accident occurring to .
policeman, through ignorance OF the proper
ties of phosphorus
!. f. Smith, the night watchman on upper
Dauphine stree, Second District, {who, by the
by, has always proved himself very efficient
officer,) in taking his usual rounds on Friday
night last, discovered something shining
quite brilliantly under the door-sill of the
grocery store of Mr. Eekert, corner of Dau-
phine and Bienville streets. He stopped, and
placing his club under the sill raked out a
piece of what he at first supposed to be piece
of sugar which some one had been rubbing lu-
cifer matches over, and supposed the damp
ness had been caused by its contact with the
earth under the SILL He examined it few
moments only, and seeing it made a brilliant
mark when rubbed against the bricks, placed
it in his vest pocket intending to ask some
one in the morning what it was.
This was sometime in the fore-part of the
night, and he continued his beat and thought
nothing more of it, until about O'Clock, when
suddenly he found himselfenveIoped in Il ligh t
flame. The first thing he did was to rush to
a gutter and lay down in it, which Quenched
the flames as long as he staid there hut soon
as he attempted to get out, they burst out
again with renewed vigor Smith then COM
menced to divest himself of his clothes, but in
getting off his coat and vest his hands and arms
We're terribly burned. As soon he removed
the vest which was almost entirely burnt up,
the flames subsidized, and he put them out
Singular to say, though Smiths hands We're
so badly burned he went to the police station,
and in giving an account of his singular mis-
fortune, did not think at the time of the lu-
minous stick which he had placed in his vest
pocket, and allowed suspicion to rest on him
about being asleep on his beat. Upon goir e
home to get his wounds dressed he first
thought of the phosphorus. This is doub less
one of the most curious accidents we have ever
reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-19

Mr.. Tyler was Deputy Marshal of the
United States, who pursued vessel against
which he had process into the waters of Cana
da, and whilst boarding her there, shot her
eaptain
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COURT LIFE UNDER THE EIGHTH HENRY.
very curious manuscript was prssen ted to
the Antiquarian Society of Yorkshire in 1918.
Ii contains sundry rules to be observed by the
household of Henry VIII, and enjoins the
following singular particulars: None of His
Highness' attendants to steal any locks or
keys, tables, forms, cupboards, or other furni-
ture, outOf noblemen's or gentlemen's houses,
where he goes to visit. No herald, minstrel,
falcener, or other, TO bring to the courtany boy
rascal, nor to keep lads rascals in court
TO do their business for them. Master cooks
not to supply such scullions as go about
naked, nor lie all night on the ground before
per at L. The Knight Marshal TO take care
as followed the court be banished. The proper
morning, to make the fire in, and straw His
Hghness' priyy chamber. Officers of His
Hghness' privy chamter to keep secret every
thing said or done, leaving hardening and in
quiTing where the King is or goes, be it early
or late without grudging mumbling, or talk
ing of the Kings pastime, late or early going
to bed, or any other matter. Coal only allow
ed to the Kings, Queens and Lady Mary's
chambers The Queens maids of honor TO
have chet loaf a manchet, gallon of ale
and a chine of beef for their breakfasts
Among the fishes for the table is a porpoise
and if it is too big for a horse load, a further
allowance is made to the puryeyor. The man.
uscript ends with several proclamations.-
One is to take up and punish strong and
mighty beegars, rascaIs and vagabondS who
hang about the court.
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$50 FOX RENT-The very convenient HOUSE,
Hs nn 4th street. between Clay and Leis h. at pres
~Aent occupied by Mr.. P. I. Link. 1t contains
SIX looms aud IS IN good repair. Possession given
lst December. For terms &c, apply 20
RAWLINGS 4 H0LLADAY.
no 9-dts 18th 81 . between Main ard CARY.
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- FOR RENT--One elegant LODGING
Ess ROOM on frat floor, over our store. corner OF
E.1 9Th and Broad streets. For terms, apply To-
nc Is-fs JOHNSTON & WHITING.
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Dock SfatsmfHk--The following Is : state
msnt Of operations It the Dock for the month
of October: -
lnward.-l, SIS tons coal !; $50 bbis. fish; 5,002
tons gnano; 2,fiG5 bales hay; i,3H0 tons iron;
4,7e5 casks lime; 2Vl5 tons plaster; i,994OW II.
lumber; 3.436 sacks salt; l.v67 bushs. wheat;
as69 bttshs. corn; 2is stoves; 7S toas ice; o. a3U
bricks; fs7 cords wood, q, ,atU hoop poles; 7l2.-
U0 shingles; lis bbls. tar and pitch; 25u bnshs.
potatoes.
From New York G, from Boston Q. frorc
baltimore ip packets, with assorted cargoes.
Outward.--57,tN ,tN bbls. flour; 5.0ll pkgs. tn.
oacco; 3,522 hhds. do; 1870 hushs. wheat; 3,
IA bnshs- otfal, 574 kegs nails; 292 bbls. whis-
Key; o. hhds. sugar; saw-mill; 13z. .U6S lbs.
copper ore; 279 tons iron; 50 bales hay; 25c
bushs cement, 81 boxes and bales mdze.; Il, 500
bushs. manure; 906 bags bark; 400 empty bbis.
During the month, ;s53 vessels and boats en-
tered the Dock, of which 50 were loaded with
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Ia TAkx the eAildrsn to sss the trained
ooA1S a@a xoNxErs.
A'METRorqfirAH A. Y. Z. III kaonpAY, Nov. net.
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american Tract Sectety-Hs Operations in
trgiasa.-Mr. Jonathan Cross, agent of this
society for Virginia and several adjacent
southern States, is now making his annual
visitation IN its behalf, TO the congregations of
our city. This noble and .ruIy catholic So
ciefy Is one OF the few institutions of a ma
tional charact ter that remains to the conserya-
i've citlzens OF our country. 1t has so FAR re-
sisted Inc assaults of fanaticism and at it's
last annual meeting ii viudicated its national
character more trinmphantly than ever before.
and by the position which it then took to rid
Itself permanently of the disturbers OF its
peace-Who have since attached themselves to
the Boston Society. The following statement
VIII show that the Society returns to Virginia
more than 1T receives from us. About this
time last year, Mr.. Gross received in Richmond
very gratifying amount of contributions,
which 1T is hoped will be fully equalled, if not
ceeded, this year.
Tie American Tract Society, within the las $
10 years, has given to the poor in yirginia
tnrongh Its colporteurs and other agent is.
leS,O0n volumes, amounting to S32 7631 Is; has
visited 3l0, lsl families, and held religious con-
versatlon and prayer with most of them; it
has gathered 1880 children, mostly among
the poor, into Sunday Schools; has expended
Si,445 in paying for labor and travelling ex-
penses, freight, &C.; has received back in dona-
tions and legacies S7I $780, leaving Si2,5s5 to be
drawn from the joint society to pay these ex-
penses, independent of the books given.
There are now 35 men at work in the most
destitute parts of the State.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

81 ROOM FOR RENT.-A ROOM, 50 feet
III: 'ns, on second floor over cur store. Entrance
~ RON street. PERKINS & CO,
no l7-5t l4I Earla Son.ra
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Ritllul0nn qispattb.
SATURDAY MoRNINc..... NOV. 10, isss


'''"' ieS she Alleged Illegal Returm Of n
fuSitive Slave.
Ihis trial, now in progress nj Barnstabie.
Mass is attracting considerable interest. The
''eston iest says the circumstances of the
case are as follows;
Colunbns Jones, fugitive slave. had con.
cealed himself on board The brir Rolarson
Captain John Orlando, of Boston. at pensa.
cola, Florida and was thus brought to Hyan
ms, Mass, iraitless attempts having been
maNe, after hts discovery, TO land him at Kew
West and Norfolk. After consultatiou witb
other parties, Captain Orlando chartered the
Schooner Elisabeth b.. OF Barnstable. Captain
baeoa, TO convey ihe slave TO Norfolk, Va.
ana ffom thence TO see that he was seat 10
Pensaccias On the 9th of Nav. the Eli; -heth
~. saiteu for Norfolk and fulfilled the con-
tract. Late in May, Capt. Orlando and Cant
efofhan Croweli, part owners of the brig.
who shad assisted in getting of the slave
We're arrested ia Boston upon complaint Of
r. w. Bird, of Waipole for the i'm IMPRISONMENT
asd return of Jones. They were brought be-
fore Judge Russell, of the Police Court, but
the defendants waived an examination and
were held for trial ri the September term of
the Superior Court in Barnstabie The Grand
Jury then found bill against them. also
against John W. Baker, owner in the brig.
and Capt Bacon, but their trial was postpon.
ed to special term to be holden Nov. f5th.-
1here are tWo ir~laetlnents. One is against
Joan ~BaHer, ~Sorham Croweff, and John
Orlando and Edward w. Bacon, and contain
conspiracy, and one for violation of the 7th
section OF The personal liberty bill The Sec
ond Is against the same parties, with the ex-
ception of Bacon, and is for procuring the
slave to be sent back
The charges are based mainly upon the 20th
section OF the I25th chapter of the Revised
Statutes of Massachusetts, which is as fol-
lows:
Every person who, without lawful author
ity, shall 1orcibly or secretly confine or i'm
PRISON any other person, within this State
against his will, or shall forcibly carry or
send such person ont of this State or shall
forcibly seize and confine or shall inveigle or
kidnap any other person with intent either to
cause such person to be secretly confined or
imprisoned in this State, against his will, or
cause such person to be sent out of this State
against his will, or TO be sold as slave or in
any way held to service against his will; and
every person who shall sell, or in any manner
transfer for any term the service or labor of
any negro, mulatto, or any other person of CO.
lor, who shall have been unlawfully seized
taken, inveigled or kidnapped from this State
To any other State, place or country, shall be
punished by Imprisonment in the State pri-
son, not more than ten years, or by fine not
exceeding 81 900 and imprisonment in the
county Jail not more than TWO years"
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~, f0R EEST-Mv desirable and eomnodi-
fl:#. Gus DWELLING HOUSE on Church Hill
IL IL teauttlity located and the view unsurpassed.
Inc lJrounds embrace the entire square from Grace
to Frank IN ana from 23d 10 24th streets. 1t viii
ne thnFous hIy repaired and the grounds mt in or
DER; i"E A good tenant. Apply to YAN-LEW,
TAYLOR & CO., or 10 me.
no l6-lm ELIZA /. VAE-LFW.
- FOR SALT utier. At private sale, the
E%. HOl - IN which now reside tiu Sidney one
A mile west OF R!chmond.l with from two to
twelve acres oil ground attached. Price reasona-
be ana ternis OF pay nent 10 SUIT the purchaser
no Him J. F. Ion [SON
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Otd Brown = usmnaon Thief. Stassu.s,.s q
n V1pwfnfo Sawmt~.

Jno n pannrh.,h,'r ~
~, 49,. 10y s'1' sne mem per eject oi
.'se sAS'hia sehate from the Rockingham dis.
trics furnishes the Harrisonburr Resister
with an s,,e,,,. - ~, s.s'ci s'
xv.t,,,rfa pr,... - ,---s4 ~ ' " s's' ossa-
-, aH Aa"ssss winch proves the
aooilsioh martyr to be robber in the lowest
aceeptation of the term. Mr. pennvhacker
was u s. Suryev Exayri,ar &. ~ -.
and u,ax u;,h f,a,,, -. - t1o Ae'IieoI y,
...s.,', -, ~p.. : a'es party when 1t was
captured by artifice at Black Jack Ne savs
Brown would not have SPARED his nr;sorer.s
lives thes. but thai HE o,.,., 80. -
nr;son al Ia.a,,,...- ~, IVY SONS were IN
~ '1eeoinP'oh. Ine statement con-
uhues:
While in his hands ha.r,
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~se, TWO FIRST RATE BUSINESS
E:s STANDS FOR RENT.-The STORE now 9c-
~. Charles Hotel, and the STORE No. 8, Wall st.
The rent, to good tenants, will be lox; Apply y9
Je Its BENZ. DAVIS.
- FOR RRENT-Lawyers, and Doctors Off
kafont Of Hank, By JOHN A. BELVfN.
nI&-ts
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pEACH BRANDY.--zs bbik, pure old Peach
Sf'aa'' JUST fe's'ssdw, william VII liz X TAYLOR.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IAs Excitement, Y<sfe,day.-The city was in
~ excitsd condition all day, in consequences
~ M ne reports from Harper's Ferry and
AuaIiestown. The bnlletin boards were col
sMntiy surrounded by crowds. and all sorts OF
sonlec tnrss were INDUCED In relative to the
saahgu!nary rumors. Everybody was iBqui-
Iing whats the news - but nobody could
e1 e1iIgnten tne public mind as to the real state
VI 0 me case The military got themselves in
reaainess the night previous, expectins an Inn
Meuiate erder for departure, hut none was is-
sueo, ana IL finally came 10 be presumed las
evening mat the condition of things did not
IequiIe their services. Weunders TODD yes ter
uay afternoon that the Governor had received
dispatch to the effect that the story about $50
true. - - -~'-' A-'' 49,
- Inc wish has been generally expressed that
.ne prisoners might be- brought TO Richmond,
wnere their secure confinement would dispei
AL III apprehensions of an attempt at rescue
ne authorities, however, have doubtless con-
sloered everything IN connection with this
matter, and will take no step without due de-
liberation.
Ihe military force of Richmond is in readi-
ness 10 respond TO call to arms Should cir
cumstances require il, large and efficient
oody OF men Will hasten TO the scene with n
determinatioh To sustain the authorities in the
administration of the law
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Ua, FOR RENT-on 25th street. Church Hin,
:. "a nd possession given immediately, one OF fhose
k11 1BRICK IEMEMENTS lately occupied ~ II;
w. Pearce, Esq 2 doors North Of Leigh ST. anc
nearly opposite the Church Hill Bakery contain
ing 6 rooms, with dry basement. small gardsn al
tached aud well OF water on the premises frice
oe il~,s T. D. EACH0.
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sL FOR RENT.--One excellent Room over
e. ny store suitable for a sngia gentleman
Nj Gnly r. MCCARTHY,
oc Ists III Broad street.
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of the United States Agricultural Society, held at
Richmond. Va, October, 1883. one Silver and three
Bronze Medals awarded to SAM UEL
SUTHERLAND. of Richmond. Va, for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TENcH TiLsHMAN, Prcs't.
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