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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

q utter Nee ded.-The Commissioners of
Streets for Jefferson Ward should have a gut
ter paved at once on the south side of Broad
street, between 25th and Goth streets. That
part of the city has been sadly overlooked,
when improvements were being made. The
gutter will cost very little, and if put down
before the fail rains tegin, will add very much
to the condition of the carriage-way
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

A GREAT CHANGE.-A few years ago the
Duke of Tuscany imprisoned the Madai for
circulating copies of the Bible. To-day the
Duke is fugitive from his kingdom, and the
Madiai are now busily engaged i'm circulating
the Scriptures, the Provisional Government
of Tuscany having proclaimed freedom of con-
science and full religious liberty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

NEW YORK APPLE CRop.-From Monroe
county, N. y, it is estimated that 10000 bar
reis of apples have already been shipped this
season, and that the entire shipment will
Western New York is estimated to be from
100000 to I,U0o, 900 bushels
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HIGH WATER

HIGH WATER.-The Baltimore American of
yesterday says that the water in the Potomac
river, along the line of the railroad, between
Martinsburg and Cumberland, had risen to a
great height by Saturday morning and was
thought to be even higher than during the
Spring freshet, last season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

Coltision.-On Saturday afternoon last ne
gro hackman, in driving up Main street, near
25tb, carelessly ran into a buggy in which
were seated two gentlemen, upsetting and
breaking the vehicle, and slightly injuring one
of the parties. Without stopping to see what
damage he had done, the black ruffian put
whip 10 his horses and drove up Main street.
as though nothing had occurred
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"a Artilc1aiN InN Tseth.rne CmsSpIasMs ,D rrs

R- Artificial Teeth-The Cheeplsstic Pre-:
cEss.-G. w. JONES, Dentist, having purchased
the eyekssirt right for the above mode Of making
TEETH, and after msins and tssttns y in the most
dicnH cases, tchsrs other plates had dJaied, IS en-
trsIy satisfied Of its absolute superiority over the
gold silver and patna method; can, thereiOre with
confidence, recommend it to all who may desire full
or partial OF teeth, and especially to such as
may dissatisfied Nth thos. they are nosg Essng:
In this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are removed--the suctisn being e.eetsecures
comfort and stability to the fl, and the teeth being
embedded in the metal, the food Is exc, ,uded frem
under or between them; they are, therefore, clean
er, smoother, and in every respect better. In con-
sequence of the perfect adaptation Of the pste 70
the mouth, and the suction thereby secured, no can
insert more teeth ,cithOHt clasps and In all
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory it.
THIS method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire TO SEQ
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the aew, will hs taken n part
pay. Will, of course, make TEETH on the Old
mode for those who may prefer i.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish IT.
Office opposite Corinthlan Hall. JaT-y
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THTY-FIVE PRIZES-5U,OOU TICKET
Nearly One Prtze 10 ersry Nine Tickets.
- ID
6,4S5 prizes, amounting 10. .@SS1e,Mu ~
Whole Tickets $40; Halves &6; Quarters " ~
Eighths 81 rs.
or THE LOTTERY.

Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters " ~;
PLAN 81 5EFhTshf THE ? Lottery. | 6Y
The numbers from to 5000, corresponding Win
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
and placed in one wheel.
The first 457 Prizes. similarly printed and encir-
cled. are placed IN another wheel
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same
Number and Prize drawn out opened and ex-
hibted to the audience and registered by the Com
missloners the Prize being placed against the num-
Der drawn. The operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
ana fSe two eeeednx Numbe,. ~
ing the first seven Prizes will be entitled TO the n
approximation Prizes, accordlns to the scbeme;-
$50 600 Prize, those Tickets numbered Ii24s. 1929,
ll25 II232 will each be entitled to 500 If Ticket
Ss1ea sS each bs entitled e
and SO on, according 70 the above Scheme.
last fisSGe Of the Number that draws the s3o,ol0
Prize. For example: II the Number drawing the
P.zs ends with Mo- l. IN sass n all ahs isss,s \,
RI the number ends with number .: then sli the
Tickets where the Number ends in wiilbe enti-
"a. Remember that every Prize il drawn and
pay able without deduction.
asss Of u 10 Tetsss VIII b sold Al the following
c:fshsats q ! ore e Tss's T,,s Tickets
- 50 - 10 Eighth So. 10
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
money to our address for tho Tickets ordered. ON
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by hrst
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
fgare they may designs
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii Be
e en-. ss, the a aisSas Sra.
every Saturday throughout the year.
Our Three Number Lotteries are drayn daily.
'DeV. :" wonS% SSp, Eppy CO.. Augusta. Ga
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Wiiminston, Del.
A list OF the numbers that are draws from
one 10 entitled 20, viii b published sfteF. every
drawing in the following papers :-Aasnsta Constl-
tutionalist, Mobile Register, Nashville Ga1ettes
Richmond fva.i DisRafch, Paaldins tNiss-l cis-
rion. and New York Times.
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DENTISTRY.

F.A.JETER, SURGEON DENTIST.
- office on Main street, below Pearl, next
~LILN door to T, Horton keachS Tumming
Store and two doors above Messrs. Ihos H. Prlce
&, Co.'S Dry Goods store.
Having returned to the city, would be pleased to
see those that ne has engagements with, ana all
those are respectfully invited who may be SO nn-
fortunate as to need the services ut Dental sur
rpon Use l3-imI +. A. 1ETER.
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K$R LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
~A. or iNTEREST.-The Hannibal and ST. 10
saph Railroad Company having over 600 900 AC RES
OF LAND. lying in the State of Missouri, which
was granted, hy Act OF Congress- tn ald in the con-
strGctinn of their Road, offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms
The greater part OF these Lands are within SIX,
is now completed and open for throughout its
entire length, 1896 miles, and runs through cOun-
try which rs unsurpassed by any IN the saluhrty Of
it's climate the fertility of It's soil, and the extent
of It's mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Office
OF the Company, or address, by letter.
JOSIAH HUNT.
Land Commissioner II. & St. 10. r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo, June lith, 1859.
2i-nSw4ma
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Only Gassing.-Bat. Lowell, a good natured,
roiieking fellow. apparently ready for fun OF
nghI AT moments warning, was called before
the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of
threatening to assault and beat Mrs Mary
Cavanaugh. Bat admitted that he had used
marsh language to the lady, when somewhat
excited; but never had the slightest idea of
injuring her or her husband He was repri.
manded for his ungallantry, and discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

ON ToUR-The Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia
has left Halifax on a tour through the United
States and Canada. He will be present at the
general Convention of the Episcopal Church
to be held at Richmond. and will brobablv
assist in the conservation of the cathedral in
Montreal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

The NEW YORK DELEGATES TO CHARLES
ToN.-The delegates recently appointed at
Syracuse, to represent New York at the
Charles ton convention, are thus classified by
the New York Herald: for Dickinson, 26
douglas, 2l; Seymour,s Guthrie, 0; Wise, 4
Hunter, l; Cobb, l; Holt, l; BUG hanan, 2; Orr. l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

LrBERALITY.-The gentleman whs SUBJ
scribed, some weeks since, the magnificent
sum of f3,UO0 sterling, or $4,000. towards
building a chapel for MIR. Spurgeon, was Mr..
Henry John Stephen, retired barrister- at
law. residing AT Clifton, in Glostershire, Eng
land
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

ORDINATION IN KANsAs.-Sunday, August
14th the Bishop was at Leavenworth, and ad-
mitted George ID. Henderson, formerly q min
lister of the Baptist denomination, to the Holy
Order of Deacons. The candidate was pre-
sented by the rector of the parish, the Rev.
Mr.. Elwood, of Ryan, being present and as
sisting in the services. This is the first Epis-
copal ordination in Kansas, and was witnessed
by a crowd of spectators which filled the
church to oyerfiowing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

Black TopicS.-Two Baltimore free negroes.
John Owens and Bill Turner-both employed
on vessels lying in the dock-were arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday, to answer the
charge of being here without registers of their
and Lucas, by whom they were arrested
After hearing, they were sentenced to the
lash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

A GROWING STATE.-At the late elec ton for
Governor of Texas, the vote was about sixty
three thousand. Nine years ago. when Texas
was admitted into the Union, she only polled
elght thousand votes This shows an aston
lShlng increase in the population of the State.
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e. TOTmE VOTERS TIE CITY

T~-lA OF KILHMDN D.-I hereby RESPECTFULLY
announce myself candidate for the office Of AT
ToRNEG FOR THE COMMON EALTH. IN the
GsEcSI CouEt of this city. which has Just een made
vAcaat by the resignation of MARNADUkE JOHN
SON, Esq.
au 26-Imf LITTLET0N TAZEWE ELL.
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BREACH OF iPRoMIsE.-Miss Amanda NJ.
masters has just recovered a verdict of 81 900
against Dayton 5. kimball, for a breach of mar
rage promise. The parties reside in the town
OF Catlin, Chemung county, and the cause was
tried at the Circuit Court at Elmira, NY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

THE GRAIN TRADE OF CHICAGO-The re-
ceipts of grain at Chicago, to September Sd,
have been 2,770609 bushels, against 3,s44, i56
bushels in the same period of last year. The
farmers are evidently holding back for higher
prices.
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ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.-The Illinois State
Fair is stated TO be great success. On Tues
day, $4,000 people Were present, and during the
1irst two days the receipts We're SIP 1000. Up.
wards of three thousand entries have been
made, including fifteen hundred mechanical
and agricultural indictments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

Bad CompoHy.-George Alexander, charged
with being in company with the rioters in
Screamersville, on the night of the 18th, was
partially examined before the Mayor yester-
day, and held to bail to appear to- day
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Aecidsnt.-A few days since, while Mr.. Geo.
Libby was returning from the country, the
sulkey in which he was riding accidentally
capszed, and throwing him heavily into the
road, slightly fractured his collar bone. We
were glad to learn yesterday that he was ra-
pidly recovering, and would be well of his
Injuries in the course of a few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

MADE TO DIsGoRGE.-Dr. W. W. Richmond.
a spiritual healing medium, who for sou
time has been operating in Memphis, Tenn.
was made to refund a $50 fee, in opes court
on Saturday. The people thereabouts don't
believe in 'sperits."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

Rtse Of Water.-Yesterday morning the flood
OF water in James river began to abate grad
uaily, and during the day fell several inches.
sun leaving the banks oyerflowed. In this
immediate section, ne serious damage has re.
suited from the rise, but the mills and facto.
ries in this city and Manchester Were COM
PEELED to suspend operations yesterday be.
cause OF the drowning of wheels by which
the machinery We're driven. If the water con-
tinues to fall to-day, the manufactures will
resume work tomorrow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20
~ FARM FOR sALEIN NEW KENT

-@ @RiCHMONb-Contalnin ri JO0 acres of LAND.
situated IN a healthy location. miles south of the
stage road, and from 2le to miles from the Rich
mond and York River Raroad-with frame dwell
ling and ont houses, and has 90 % acres of clear
ed high land. II or Is acres of excellent meadow.
tparty cleared and the remainder in wood land
Is suficiency To support the pl2ce,l with "a sprlng
and rs offered for sale very accommodating
terms. Amy person wishing TO purchase can apply
To me near the premises, or to ED, NJ. MORGAN,
at Geo. l.. Thomas store, first door above Market
House, Main street, Richmond.
sc I2-Es IANE Z. MORGAN. Execntrix.
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SENTENcED.-On Tuesday last, Purnell who
shot Denton, the lock keeper, last fall, was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for three years
by the Fluvanna (VaD Court. There is a ne
tition out for his pardon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

SAILED FOR EURoPE.-The steamer Nrago.
which sailed from New York for Hayre ON
saturday, took out i25 passengers and S61g,-
ar, in specie. Among her passengers were
John A. Turner of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

SAD AccIDENT.-Mrs. Joel Wilmot, was
drowned, with her two children, in Carthage
Jefferson county N. Y. Her SON fell in, and
trying TO save him, she, with baby also, fell
in and were drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

Lormg.-William D.cCullock, charged with
assaulting and beating his wife, Mildred. last
day. The madam and her father both swore
that Mac had whipped her on several occa-
slons, and that on sunday night he had struck
her violent blow upon her head with kew.
whIie sne was lying in bed, and nxd acfuaffy
witnesses, but declared that the charge was
without foundation-that he had not touched
ms better half in anger-and that as soon as
ne ne could do so. he would leave the city forever.
The Mayor could not do otherwise than hold
him to bail for his good behavior =
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Or woop Hf EbbY YEPpxo Co. xifs.is GD AaSsssa' Gs %

DATE PECTORALE DE yAFE D'ARA.
j. BiE-A most agreeable remedy for Coughs ana
Diseases of the Chest. for aAte by
WAKiNG L PEARCE. Drpsgists..
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Nor VERY CoMpLtMENTARY.-Am man went
to 4 Judge to be qualified for an Office. Said
he, ''Hoid up your hand; I'll swear you, but
all creation couldn't qualify you" >&sns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

fhottc RoadS.-The present method of keep
ing county roads in passable condition is en-
tirely inadequate to the public necessities and
the law concerning them should be amended
by the Legislature In the immediate neigh
borhood OF Richmond we do not know Of n
single county road that is ever in good order
IN bad weather, and very few of them that can
be Travelled with comfort even in the summer
Ii the law was amended as to authorize
the County Courts to levy road taxes on every
male citizen, and to let the several roads to
responsible contractors, taking bond and secu-
flfy to keep them in proper order, all the pub
lie thoroughfaIes would soon become as good
as the best turnpikes, and farmers, in tead of
working their stock to death to draw a few
hundred pounds of produce TO market, could
maui their thousands with less labor.
Notonly is the present system utterly worth
less, but it imposes heavy taxes upon citizens
without affording them the least benefit, and
IN TINS way: On the suburbs, where the popu-
latIon Is thickly settled, and where a street
passes every mans door, there is not more than
one or two public roads within mile of many
OF the inhabitants and yet they are all taxed to
keep certain road in order, though they never
use 1t, while they have to tax themselves heavi-
ly to keep passable the streets leading to and
from their doors. As an illus tration let us
take 25th street, leading from the corporation
line, north of Broad street, to Union Hill
East and west of 18th, the people have no
earthly use for 1t, either for riding, driving, or
walking, and if it were ravine fifty feet deep
instead of bad road, they could go to and
from tHelr houses just as Well as nOW-yet
they must pay to keep it in order for the bene-
fit of Others. Now, suppose the County Court
Were to declare all the streets on the suburbs
public roads, and require the residents on
every square to keep the streets in front of
their premises in good condition. would not
the public be benefited and the thoroughfares
improved!
On Church Hill, particularly, the people
need good walk and carriage ways, and could
readily have them if the authority were grant
ed TO put them in order. VIII not the Attor-
ney for the Commonwealth and the members
of the Court give the subject consideration,
and work out some plan for improving their
county roads
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20
II TO TIE ynrERSOE TIE CITY

3>-sa or RICHMOND hereby respectfully
announce myself candidate for the office of
COAM0NWEALTH' ATTORNEY, for the Cir
cult Court of the City of Richmond, made vacant
bs the resignation of AARHABugE JOHNSON. Esq.
au 2i-tHe JAMES r. CRENSHAW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20
nA.T The Great Virginia Remedy and ne
HCMBUe.-PETERS' INEALL!BLE REMEDY M

FOR GONUKRHtEA, AND ALL sEGhbT DIS-
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercural or Baisamic properties, excels
everything heretofore offered the public, IN its Gu
the medical world are astonished when told that
the above remedy will cure the above dseases, and
confounded when they have ocular demenstrs-
known of the remedy for twenty odd years. has
known Of a case OF twenty years standing to be
shorter duration to be restored, without single
exception, and therefore challenges. any case ef
GonorThPa which the remedy will not cure, pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
the part of the patient; and any one purchssinS
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, 10 his
or her case, he guarantees q perfect cure; and ia
case Of failure will furnish additional medicipe,
free OF charge, to complete the cure, thTeakn ms
venience to the patient. Sold by
APPERSON e. DUPUY, prukgists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
An S-Sms No. 30i, Broad street.
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N Mrs. J. A. Williams, NJ. D., sffeRs her
services to those OF her own sex, aud To children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the management Of
female diseases, and dispiacements.
Those wishing an interview 1t their residence,
can address Post Office, Box 5l7.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 9Th aad Sth strests,
Richmond, Va au %-2m'
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Tzs ReriraI Of religion at Union Station
Methodist Church, ia steadily progressing,
and the church Is nightly packed Win atten.
tive Iisteners TO the Gospel. Last week ABOUT
fifty persons professed conversion, and on
Sunday night the altar was crowded with
mourn0tD.
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FaR Of EgAt-Last Saturday night, James
Hogan, after imbibing freely, entered the house
of William Donn, on Cary street near 18th,
and with that peculiar tact for which tipsy
men are noted, soon got into muss with Dan
iel Brown. Following ugly words came hard
blows, and Brown went down, Hogan upon
him. Being somewhat feeble, Donn called
upon his wife to separate the belligerents, and
she, kind woman, pitched in and brought the
battle to a close Not content with this, how
ever she took Jenny by the nape of the neck
and was about to hurI him into the street.
when he turned upon her and with sudden
blow seated her upon her crinoline if she wore
any. Supposing himself to be a perfect giant,
after defeating the woman, Jenny became as
savage as meat axe and gathering few scft
bricks. gently pitched them through Donns
window -glass-Brown looking on in the mean
time but saying not a word. just then. how
ever two of the watchmen turned the corner,
and espying Jenny, fastened upon him.
Game to the backbone, he even fought the
sprigs of the law, ard vowed not to be cap
tured but two against one, and that one car
rying extra weight in bad whiskey, was too
much to overcome. so Jenny gave IN and was
Gagged Yesterday he was examined before the
Mayor and held TO bail.
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e., TO MEssRs. GEO. ]. SUMNER,

Crane. John Il. Norton. John ". Dawes, August
Schad Joseph Doerfilnger r. Masr, c. Wendlln-
ger, r.. s. MeEiroy, T. r. Crump. Jno. ". Card
we'll A, D.. Williams, Albert l.. West, and others;
GsSTLKNRN: In reply to your request, that
Will permit my name to he announced as a candl-
date tor ,he office of COM NJ M0NWEALTH'S AT
TORN EN Tor the Circuit Court OF the City. have
to say th&t a?prectatipg your Kindness. accede
to the request, and II elected to the office, will dis
charge It's duties 20 the best OF my judgment and
ability. Yours, &c, -
n. A. STUDIRVANT.
Richmond, Aug. 10Th, 1859. au Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20

CoLoRED CHURCH IN MOBILE-A cor
respondent of the New York Observer dating
August Goth, says I wish to state a fact
which may be interesting to some of your
readers. There is a coIored congregation in
Mobile, of the Methodist denomination, that
pay their pastor an annual salary of 81 200,
besides giving literally to charitable purpo-
ses, as was shown by collection taken recent
ly for Domestic Missions, which amounted to
S120. A parting gift of as handsome suit of
clothes as could be purchased was presented
to the last pastor, when sent by Conference to
another field of labor. There are several
other Churches of the same stamp, but this is
rather the largest. 1t is called the s'colorej
charge and is located on State street, Mobile.
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-, vo rHE PEOPLE OF RICH.

o. MOND.-As already announced 10 you, /
am no longer candidate for the vacant office of
oNMuNWEALTU'S ATTORNEY, IN the Cir
cut Lort oi your city. will defend accused per
sans ~ that and other Courts.
s,u siiil candidate for practice IN all the Courts
held Ia YOUR clfs prepare deeds and other writ
-iuks of all kinds give oral advice and written
opinionS collect aud secure claims, and discharge
law office business et all sorts, and the duties of a
NOTARY PUBLIC for thus city and the county oi
Hearico. au &-Inl Is. b. MlNOk-