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G.rmaa Tnsu FssiiraL-Ths German Turn
erns paraded our principal streets yesterday
About 10 O'Clock they proceeded to Schad's
Garden, about one mile west Of the city, where
large number of the German and native pop
nlation had assembled to participate III the
euading the beautiful grounds About O'Clock,
DIR. Hsidenfeld, late OF New York but AT pres
ent resident OF this city, ascended the stand
and delivered an address appropriate to the
occasion, which was received with loud ap-
planse. The remainder Of the day was pleas
antly spent in witnessing the manly gymnastic
exercises Of the Turner'S, and participating In
the merry dance. The amusements were con-
tinued until late hour Of the night, and seem
ed To give entire satisfaction to all who We're
present
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PISTOL Pfacties.-Comparativey few men
know any thing of the use or danger of load
cd pistol. and fewer still who carry them have
the courage 10 use them properly. Pistol
practice on Sabbath day is certainly unbe-
coming, but when the shooting grounds are
the public streets and the target u buck ne
gro" then il becomes Il crime punishable by
law. Yesterday morning young man named
Oris Harrison appeared before the Mayor to
answer for shooting at Albert, slave to NJ
Mangnm, and afterwards pursuing him to his
masters house, armed with pistol and dirk
The evidence ELECTED proved these facts
About o'clock last Sunday afternoon, at the
corner of 2ith and Main streets, Harrison was
seen TO draw pistol and fire at the negro
Frightened out of his wits, the negro ran or
hotly pursued by Harrison, but being 1ect of
foot, succeeded in getting home, where his pur-
suer followed and was captured and Gagged by
Capt Wilkinson. On examining Albcrt's coat
4 hole was discovered in il, supposed To have
been made by the pistol bali fired by Harrison.
The Mayor held the prisoner to hail 10 answer
all Indie tment by the next Grand Jury.
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IA Fresh Leechss.-I have just re eeiI
by Adams Express, . fresh lot I'll swFnI
LEECHES, which will bc applied upon most }
TO. Can be found at ali hours of In, .l.y =,
HAIR Dressing Room under the American Ha
AUD 81 nig ht on 9th street, French 6ssdsn Hin
my 0-n X. e. HoBSus
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AN ARMY At REST.-The Albany Evening
Journal remarks that There is one army
which VIII never quit Italy. 1t sleeps on its
arms i'll an eternal biyouac New recruits
JON ut an average of thousand Il dtv They
are picked men, the bravest i'll both armies
the foremost in every battle. In twenty-seycn
days Italy has been streWn with twenty seven
corpses-p poor fellows who sought an epaulet
and found grave. A thousand fell in the va
rious early skirmishes. A Thousand marked
the invasion of Garibaldi Nine hundred
French and Sardinlans persisted At Montebello.
Two thousand Austrians perished on the same
Held. Two hundred Zouaves We're killed 1T
Paiestro. As many Sardinians died with
them Four hundred Austrians were drowned
IN the canal. More than twenty thousand
must have fallen i'll the actions at Butialora
and Magenta"
The Journal then speaks, by name, of the
distinguished officers killed and wounded,
adding:
''But this is the fortune of war, There
must be deaths, or there can Ike no promotion
dozen eager hands are ready to grasp the
baton sis II falls from the hands of the diving
Marshal. dozen hearts burn for the gold
epauiets whose last owner lies dead in thu,
ditch. From the General Of Division down 10
the sous-lieutenant, each finds his comman-
ders corpse stepplng-stonc TO his own glory"
GRAHD CRICKET MATCH BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND THE UNITED STATKs.-It is stated that
arrangements have been made by the St
Georges Club, OF New York to have a srand
cricket match 81 Hoboken, some time in Sep
tcmber next. 1t will be between the ceIebra-
ted All England Eleven and twenty-two
cricketcrs OF the clubs i'll the United States
Among the English eleven Will be the eelcbra-
ted cricketers, Parr, Wisdcn, Lockyer, Cafyn
and others almost rs celebrated. Cafyn late
ly made one hundred and six ty-seven runs in
one innings, i'll one of the first class cricket
matches in which he played. Mr. Stevens is
having Il splendid ground laid out, between
his mansion and the New York Club House
for the ST Georges Club, al Il cost OF S2GOo-
II is to he 200 yards square, and 10 be ready in
time for the match. The travelling and other
expenses OF the English cricketers, amounting
to about $1,000, are To lie paid by the New
Workers. There are to be four mat tches PLAYED.
one 1t New York, one at Philadelphia and
two ut Montreal
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The Rec" II. =. kepier has resi ignad the Rec
torship of ST. Johns Church, Church Hill and
accepted an office established by the last Epis-
copal Convention OF this State which is styled
Evangelist" and the duties of which consist t
in visiting and aiding those Episcopal parish
cs Of the State which are without u pastor
MI kepler has beer, for eleven years the min
ister of it Johns Church. and, by his Jealous
and faithful discharge OF his duties, has made
many warm friends. He is row transferred
to a wide field of usefulness, and ono for
which he is peculiarly fitted. Mr.. kepier con-
cluded his connection with St. Johns Church
on Sunday last. He takes with him tho best
wishes of his old parishioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28
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LIVER lNVIGORAT,
LIVER lNyIG0RATI
LIVER INNlEDR All
ss kidney and Bladder Complaints.

newest aud most important discovery for X
Bladder Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS II
rrohsa OF Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, III
HORNE'S BUCHU C0MPOUND.
Persons " ho have been unable towalk. hai
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOU n
prepared by q Chemist, and is pronounced II
cal men and those who have used IT, Ia be "
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world LARGE !
u, small bottles. 70 cents. A fresh suprly j
ceivod by FISHER 4 WINSTON. Nrusgi
je Ism Main street, Richn
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Ias Gorgs used by the icemen are not to be
allowed III the streets, the Mayor having de-
clded them TO be u nuisance of the worst sort
one OF The city ordinances prohibits unusual
noise IN the streets, and Eongs are, therefore,
cut on Ii moderate size bells will not an
s"er tho purposes of the icsmen, lot them Pc
ution the Council to restore their "horns" of
which they have lstely been deprived. These
men should be allowed to use some signal for
thcir customers, but not xonxs
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AnxaIoAx WRIrnRa.-Of the hundred And
sixty EIGHT authors, from whose writings 10.
isctfons are made In 'sCleveiAnd's Compendium
OF American Llteratlre." fortyreight were
n9Sn In Massachusetts; twenty Ave in New
y fennsylvanias eleven Ii Maine; six III New
hampshircs stx IN Virginia. dye IL Mugs land.
tnar n New Jersey; ftur Ii South CAfoIina:
three Y Vermont; thge< In Rhode Ialand Two
V one several states haxc bat stnxle rspFv.
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The AMERICAN Ho1sKs IL ENdLAEp.--Mr.
Ten Brock has subscribed to the BurghIey
Handicap, a single dash Of two miles and Il
little over quarter, which comes OF on the
2lst OF next month, at the Stamford Meeting.
He and Mr. Harlan are also both in the list of
subscribers 10 the Goodwood cup, for which
there are thirty three names down on the
London Racing Calendar,
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ALEXANDER MOTT,
4 ITcfioIEER IN cOuuIsSION

4LCIIOA EEh y tOAAISSiON
MERCHANT,
VII! attend regularly 10 tho sales OF HORSES,
IIlES. WAGONS. &c, at the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
stock intended for sale will please be entered be-
lore the morning of the sale.
DREDGF0RD i CO., General ConnIisEion and
ID Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock. Rishmond,
Va. u. b. BRlUGFDRD.
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
=. TINSLEY PATE.
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Txs Rsrised Ordisaatss are nearly complsted
aud win b. ready for distribntion In the
course OF two weeks. violatcrs will then have
no excuse Of ignorance 10 plead, when called
before the Mayor 70 answer for their offences,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28

The Proposed Match Race between Tar River
and Planet over the Union Course New
York, next fall, for ss5 90 aside is not likely to
take place, rs the challenger has not answered
Mr. Doswclfs acceptance. Friends Of the
parties here now look upon the challenge as Il
bit of fun, never intended to be serious As a
friend of the turf, we are pleased to learn that
the match VIII not be made, and for the rea-
son that we do not wish To see PLANET" max
ing sport in New York, when his services are
likely To be needed at home. Mr. boswell will
no doubt take him to Charleston and New Or
leans next winter, where he will probably
meet the Kentucky champion, "Rcd Oak" as
we'll As high-fyers from Tennessee Mississip-
pI and Louisiana, and wo wish to zee him in a
suitable condition To do credit to tho Old DO
minion as we'll rs to himself. When in the
South last winter, neither Planet nor Fanny
Washington We're themselves, and yet they
won The highest honors If they yet there in
proper nx, this winter, none but the very best
can cope with them for the purses; and the
horse that beats Planet ut any distance, over
onemiiP, need have no fear of any other quad
ruped, come from where it may
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STRASGLED TO DRATH BY A SxAKE.-The
bingham (Mass.) Journri records the recent
deeeasc OF MIR. Daniel Oorthell OF that town,
who had for sometime past been troubled by y
living snake i'll his stomach. Several attempts
were made 10 eject the reptile by different
methods, which proved uaavailing until at
last boiled milk WAS reHorted TO, the steam OF
which, rs ii entered the mouth Of Mr.. c.,
started the snake up into his throat, where it
stuck fast, and before it could be removed Mr.
q. choked to death. Ii is supposed that Mr..
G. swallowed the snake when 1t was quite
small, while drinking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28

MA New Goods. Va
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
BUSTERS and RA6IANS for Summer travel
Beautiful LACE MANTLES,
Beautiful LACk SITS,
MUSLIN. CAMBRIC and PIQUE SETS in Z
varistJ aud at greatly reduced prices h
MUSLIN BAsQ ES, great barg ain, sold al
their vslne, =
And many other goods for the season. all new
cheap. lie A-tsf SAM. NJ. PRICE X I'd
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n r. X. Bass Medicines. for SurX
COMPLAINTS, TO wit: his CURE FOR ASI
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs, and an
of DIARKHEA.
HisCURE FOR DYsESTERY ard his 81 4 |
Flu X REMEDY. are warranted to cure ii a
eases for which they are recommended, If
strictly ly the directions, or money refunded
return OF the nedcin
Sold wholesale and retail by
L. X. BASS, Proprietor, Richmon,tS
Clay street, between LIST and 2d, west 81
Also, by GRCBB5 i APPERSON, nrl,g,
No. .0l Broad 1T. il % Il
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n Liesrice, In Mass and Stick. Of the 4
quality.
muM ARABIC tsenuinol, for Tobacconists.
ToSQUA BEANS-Angastura, BLACK AMI 81
talixsd. s
OLIVE OIL. in glass, of now cron. In s,o,.
for sale low by ]. PETFIELb eEoEtiE.
In al. Blair aud Co. 's building. Cord
my t-om 18th and Cars "a
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ls Z dim
>'''%h' .. 1 : S-NstlfsS
4 II. VALE CO.. 1870 Main Stre.,

=, q rF ttH tHtRAIuRS, FIkE ANH WATER
,fh'"t CEMENT PAINT. far ROOFS, the
hes; STtIcie tor tha purpose In uIa '''
i!6HTNtNG RODS IL the most apurov.d kind
~ NPS nt slI Kinds Af''"''" A'"u
hE tHhi Lie RAMS
LEAD AEI IRON PIPE. sill siz.s
fphFABLE GAS WORKS put M in TOWN anil
NFRA "p ." A'' - anu
STOVES, all sIxes I'd" anu
Ail Kinds Of PLUMBING and GAS FlTrING
NO Hosting pubic and private buildln., in slitha
'hH.i' gsHs known IN modern improvements.
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DIsGRACHPUL PROCEEDINGS IN A CHuRCH.-
The quarrel between the rival preachoS of ST.
Georges in the East was renewed ON Sunday
afternoon. Although il was known that the
Rev. Hugh Allen would not attend 10 deliver
the afternoon lecture, (he having complied with
the request of the Bishop of London to alb
stain from preaching until a legal determine
tiOn had been come 10 rs TO The Rector's right
To interfere,) yet Il large number OF persons
thronged 10 the church. At four the Rev.
Bryan King, preceded by choir Of eight or
ton young men entered the church in process
sion. AS soon as the people got sight of them
storm OF Kisses aud Sroans commenced,
which continued until the procession had ar
rived at the reading desk, when it was discor
cred that The minister's and choristers place
in the choir was occupied by the people. The
Rev. Bryan King then retired within tho COM
munion rails, the choristers remaining out
side, and then commenced chant which had
the effect of-amid cries OF NO Puseysm ~
mo Popery !"--raising an increased amount of
kissing and sroaning, which completely
drowned the chanting. After an interval Of
shout ten minutes, tiie tor, with his choir,
retired from the chnreh, followed 10y some of
the police amid renewed groans, hsscs and
cries Of .Down with Puseyism! !" "We want
Hugh Allen ~ At the seven O'Clock service
there WAS another demonstration Of the pa
rshoners' feeling towards the Rector, who
went through the service without Interrupt
tion, but the kissing commenced sis soon As the
preacher ascendcd the pulpit, and il was re-
peated at intervals until the service was com
pietely over. when the Rector, with his choir,
retired, followed by cries Of "No Popery e.
GLosdoa Nsws.
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Lsessts.-Some few OF these insects have
made their appearance in this vicinity, but not
in sufficient quantities to do any damage 10 the
growing crops. In other parts OF the State
they are said 10 be more numerous, aud ia eer-
tain localities the fariners are eomplaing Of
their destrnetiyeness.
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DAYIs Il URNIs.

= Al FORSElS ) AT LAW, RICmaoxp, Va
he suu~crIb3rs having entered into co partner
ship IA ths practice of tho Law viii ssy To th,ir
TRENDS that they viii prompt, atond TO a,ly bust
aess ehtTHs-ed 10 thslr cars sny OF ths Court,
held Ia the city ul Richmond and in the countIs. of
Honnco, Hanovor Kin. William, Esscx and Ciooeh
land.
uhioe Bank street, opposite the Court Uouss.
J. Y, DAVIS.
inN S-3G +. f.. OREIS
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h Il. e.. Hobxsn. Prscticnt Nat =, 4
AND DkEsSEK.-Hls HAIR CUTTING, III
' wiSG; sHAMPooISG and nyElSG Roe,,Nfl
get their HAIR CIT in the Is,nss 49,, ,,..s
proved style, would advice sou d At ~, y 4
Entraneo on lith street e@ss
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John y. GORDON xo>.

g" ,itTH SrEEEI SRtR rHK EYCUIxHx T.nrHt
'ieF i"f sale large snd ful assortment Of nov
rnthpnsin: S~eds's, American Hammered P,ri
Hamulercd; English and English ReTnrd En,Ii.h
AlneTIcan. Russia and Imitation Kus.i. SiItFT
sN1 y ii4rps Il tnd aud Scroll Iron, Rofncd Plow
iron snd fi"~ PiStos. Alsu. Tin ul,ts of yar,nu.
t}xos for hnucLs and manufacturer; Shsst And
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zina, prlter AMI ths S.I.i
''''''' "-'-H IA N'4As htaIAcl
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A Pie-Ntc.-The Manchester Baptist Sun
day School intend having picnic at Jerusa-
lem meeting house, in Chesterfield county, on
the 4th Of July. The teachers, scholars and
invited guests, will take the morning train on
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad aud after
pleasant ride OF sixteen miles behind the iron
horse, will spend the day ia u pleasant grove,
near the church.
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Ta. Bethel Sabbath School is effecting much
good in the last end OF the city, because Of the
fact that the children of all crreds attend il.
and no denominational doctrines are promul-
gated by it's leaders. Protcstants of every
name, Catholics and Israeli,es, may attend this
school, and receive moral instruct ton, and men
and women of every persuasion should lend it
their aid rs teachers and patrons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28

YORK Rirsr RaHroad-The rails have been
laid on about eight miles of this road, and
the work il progressing slowly, owing to the
scarcity of laborers, and tho difficulty of OBJ
tanning them. When il will completed to the
White House, it is difficult now to say; but we
have no doubt that the work will be hurried to
completion as rapidly as all the circums tances
will admit. White laborers generally, object
to working on the road this season of The year,
and most of the farmers are too busy harvest
ing and attending their crop. " spare their
servants from their fields
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nE4N. uOHsOy JAUFx

- tp-fAhi NERSHlP NoIitE.
We hArr Tins day associated with us IN the Com
mission Businnss. Ar. JOSEPH s. IA VI rs. who for
tie ssi two years ha. had charge of books, and
&el known to most Of our friends. Tle business
S heToAftor be- conducted under the .tv lie of Dean,
Hohaon X James DEAN ( HUBSON.
Richmond, juno lst, 1859. je l-dlmaw4t
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-. To bn N sasih
ssess S,,tcs anI TefrltoTss Of tbe ad IN tho
i v1'Gs 70 "a ilth ST. I'd door from Man.
= ,,r>uXt upoox,,----
m"gd. "G,.. .. r.,..,,,. Nm, ,,.,,,..- =,
Rs, Sy ~ p''''" Ne" "H'''";' GA 18th, fronting
ia &-ts
-, ~ r.. 5s "A. a. IN RiGH NoND vA.,wn
t,cs 81 Chsstorcii Posi,,tan and Aa IN sn' Soun-
M ot,cc IA L,ses building. corner ',' 0f Main And
''" se1~ly
BITsINrss Norrcru
'o A'o NSiiSSS.
JEwETT JAMES,
"hN h'L g hAfS ND COLLECTORS.
,ilvs their vhnle tt,tr,r,, !, w. -, A.,
ocr BUSINESS entrusted T. isaGmd tssn promptly to any
RgrrRrNcrs:
R. II. N.uIy 4 Go. John n Grs,of; n,.of hsss:, 49,,
aj IAw -''' John.a" u s.,.,. ,..,-
StcS5ns Brent .tT.w " Janus A''
lain. 4. hahgoq Ed~sra K.nsy. Esq.
~, i, : ~ II K Dogs 1"dGin AppersOh
"sF,r' Hg,r, -, y, W.. " iils r. H. whtlock Son.
and 10 '' 81 ao... ssSsS sssS T and Franklin
5s.-dIn, 99ht66nhiIi; r. JtWEfT,
" ''" / = 'AMES
~ - ! ~ IL, l. ,1oii Co. 80 Main street..
rh'nf CEMENT PAINT, far ROOFS the
IJGHTSf'S R6 i ts' 4 Ph5P2a9 tba nst IA as,
~ i, MIS- VI, e =, 81 II KIND.
~ ttNt LIN HAMS
''I' r,ni. .Sirr HirrR@ AS "okhS put ap ia TOWN and
Hotel and Family COOKING GR,Narv
All Kinds ~ : + II : ihrTSpJ>f,. l., ,,,,,,,.,.-
lnuu T. order ALsn-RO6Ffssu1 hiS ohS r - tiTrrr y"
No Uo.tiur urIi.ic a ,'rII,,-'p ,-'p Sld u | th-
. P''.,G ana PIi'ais buildings IN athe
ar - -n'
.t ItrH SrEKET xR,TrUy
pa @ % s:s ssais's iir's 'ga dq Of RoS
as'ligrS Hm.r,m,T has' and En:.h Refined En tl.h
G9s 5Sn ND 92Fr, x f.a and sfr" rom ofncd Fov
f1g' i9r 'n2'as s and mangiaeturers; Sheet and
usually s'!d IN this market. ''' a., spi"ss -
J. e. ;hLAE>t hhLLAASkFoKp' ZIP wpn,,c ,nu,.
NILSSioy 4ERcHa$TT' P.Hi P.nsra.naSs, nnD G"s ~
s9qaslAy5e B 4 Son. sso1I'' !"
!; st"Nnrt Waiker, Richmond
y h4T T..dNls Read,
Fstiis1iS, fl, sttcnton paid to forwarding manufas
DoTTs. FARLEY co '"'' -'-''lt
t,pu-, ,HSh0GERS; lOAHISSION AND
Na,rIt '' u n,,IH, - a. ~ ~, ~ = ~ n NlSi
snoc,.l atlantic Richmond, W rln,a,
W tT -. ti"h.iTh @ M kiEeh 70 The sale ot TOBACCO,
ADVANCES "a = msdS . q 2 Gn r. e2q.' f?rs 'snmens.
pit5iJ, T. I, II = 81 ny ! Late of p.tsrsbur.
nripE III II L =. n : mr. - - =
JAS. B. MARSHALL, TATE nT P-t.p.h,r.
nay,s ,u,,s
IL tT'T1RS StSSS iTtAyy p,.,,,,.. y.
t ne t ha',hs enteIod int2 co partner
and. ~ ss ths pI1,',s9 Pa" 2I inc hss, WI say to thor
80 ,Iat VII Pi"lhpli' ailohd 10 any buxl
rG 81 t's-fu lH Su8tI car IN shJ OF tle Courts
" Va anu "a 'he counties OF
land. i" N0'SH
uiioe on Bank street opnosite tina C,nrt Uou.a
J. Y nAVIg
nk 1-3m = r. oREI4'
,nS.,,, 4,
f"'i ~. nOh f:h, ,,-, 49,.
n.,l.r Ok nh"h ~ y Sfii' R!CI Il a9T y; a.
Z pkS, Ac., &c.
All KINDS uf tOtNtR PRODUCE always on
hEHd
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THB TRAGEDY IN PIrTsBCRG.-F Farthsr Par
ticaIars.-Ihe telegraph yesterday, mentioned
the shooting and killing OF his wife by Rich
ard Jones, policeman Of Pittsburg, Pa. The
Gazette says:
Ii appears that some one had stated 10 Mr..
Jones that his wife was uniaithful 10 her mar
riage vows. For sometime hr was 10th TO be-
licve the statements but they were reported to
him with such emphasis of proof thar he re-
solved 10 be satisfied. 1t having been rep
resented TO him that his wife was III the habit
OF meeting some person at the upper Birming-
ham bridge, he resolved to watch, and proceed
ed on Friday night to the Pittsburg end of
the bridge where he states that he had The
most indubitable and damning proof Of his
Wife's guilt. He was armed with two pistols,
both OF which he trca ut the guilty couple
Two balls took effect upon the body OF his
wife. She fell, and almost instantly was
corpse. The man, Mr.. Jones thinks, was also
hit, but he Immediately disappeared, but
whether he made his scape or fell into the riv
er, he il not able to say.
AT once upon the commission OF the fatal
tragedy. Mr.. Jones proceeded TO Alderman
Rogers office and gave himself up. He stated
that he had killed his wife, but the magistrate
refused 10 believe him. and Mas only convinced
By the blood which he showed upon ms gar
ments. The magistrate at once proceeded with
him 10 the Jail, where he WAS placed 10 await
such legal proceedingsa rs may DO taken III the
case.
The history OF this woman has been tragi-
cal one Jones married her some sixteen years
since. She, at her death, WAS but thirty five
years OF age-hr year or two younger. In
her younger days she was handsome woman
After her marriage, howcyer,she turned out
badly, and set up house OF prostitution
which she kept for some time. Einaliy she
sank to the lowest OF her class. Several years
ago she stabbed and killed Il man named Shaw,
Who had come into her kouse. She wax tried
sentenced TO the penitentiary for three years.
After she came out, Jones took up with her
again, and for sometime seemed 10 wish TO 40
-, hnzN
rcinn,ed and il is also rumored that she at
tcmnted several times To Kill Jones.
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VICES, As AUCTIONEER, to th. citizens OF
hIehln9nd and the public generally. pedsIns hls
particular attention tu Hil sales entrusted to his
caro-, toollnE assured his peTIenCc Auction
c"f III cHtltls hun to share cf public patronage.
once ia rear of y; y. Jones Store. No. 10, Maiu
streci-ontEance ia tho alley.
7-su I II. DiGGES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28

IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
RtCHAUND, Va,
Solicit GonsIsnmrnts of roh.ceo, GrSin. and other
Produce, for which tho best market price will be Oh
tanned.
Office on Tirsini. ST., near Cary. fes-dSw6n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28

Waking is said to be most health giving, but
an intelligent writer on the subject says that
long walks should not be taken before break
fast, as by d-ing SO an unnatural hunger is
created, and the walker is apt 10 over-eat and
injure himself Early rising, early breakfast
and moderate walk before commencing the
business Of the day, will prove highly honefi-
cial 10 all who lead confined or sedentary
lives. Let these facts be remembered, and
placticed upon, and the result will prove most
happy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28

Flour BaUsis.--It is said by some that tho
following mills OF this city have stored away
ready for the ?acking season, over one hun
dred empty nonr barrels. The barrel fac tories
are all steadily nt work increasing tho stock,
and the prospects are, that the mills will not
run short Of barrels this year.