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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-08
ViaGrxIA BIBLE soollrY-Tbe 4st,

1AbL6 NOUI8FI.-IQc 4Dt0
annual meeting of the Virginia State Bible Society,"
WAS held in Sc. Pau!'s Church, on Tuesday even.
ing last.
The meeting was called to order by the Press.
dent, Rev. Philip Courtney, and VIM. +. Taylor
E-q was appointed Secretary.
After singing, reading Of the bible and prayer.
toe President read the auoual report. asd s. M
Price, Esq presented and read abstracts from the
Ifessnrers report, both of which were referred
toase board OF Managers for publication.
The Rev. DR.. Van sndt was then introduced.
snd delivered an eloquent aud effective speech in
"hicn ne alluded, among other things, TO the fac,
OF the priority Of date Of the origin of this Soe-
y 10 tnaf OF the American Bible Society-this
back to lsl3 and that to 1916; to the syency
OF this Society in organizing the American Bible
society," to the fact of this Society having contrib.
uted to the funds of the American Bible Society
aoon, SD 900, aud remitting for purchases about
s,oo,vUo' making an aggregate Of about sl5o,o0o,
D. Randolph YBcker, Esq., OF this city was Ia.
trodnced, aud addressed the audience chiefly upon
the subject of the Bible as the great agent for
spirituaiizng the materiaistic tendencies of the
age.
The following officers and managers were
elected:
Rev. Phillip Courtney, President; Rev. George
woodbridge, lat Vice President; Rev. NJ. D. Hoee.
ID. d.. "a Vice President; Rev. Cbas Read. Sd
Vice President; Rev. Leo. Rosser, 4th Vice Pres.
dent, MIR b. b. Minor, Corresponding Secretary;
VIM 4. Taylor, Recording Secretary; s. NJ. Price,
Treasurer.
Managers: Rev. Henry s. Kepler, Rev. w. W.
Wheelright, Richard Whitfield, John Williams,
Col c. X. Barksdale, Michael Gretter Col Thomas
u. Ellis, Asa Snyder, Heath j. Christian, Peachy
r. drattsn. Rev. J. A. Duncan. Rev. Thomas D.
Moore, D. d., James b Macmurdo, Geo. d. Fisher,
John s. Walker, DR.. W. W. Parker.
From the abstract of the Treasurer's report we
learn that the receipts of the last year from East
ern Virginia $6,913 50, from Western vire
ginia 81 go 46 The sales at tho Depository
amounted to $l,1N 80. The total receipts are
Sl22 81 in excess of the previous year.
During the year 12,oO0 families were visited
1900 OF whom we're poor. The number of bibles
distI ibuted was 54O0
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No. rCLorHIno,


All W IIES Al u Il. I
We have now in store, the largest and most COM
plste stock Of ULOThiN6 o rave rv,r offered for
sale, comprising every article want for the spring
trade.
Most Of these gods have been N tDufact-red un-
der our own supsrvis on, and We will guarALtee
them to be equal in ST fble AMI qualify 10 any goods
in this market, aDd t0t1er prices ,han the5 can Do
released IN tho Northern eilies. In the assvrt
ment will be found
Black and Colored Cloth DREss FR0CKe
super Blk Italian 10th and Alpaca CO. ID
suyer Fey Cass and Tweed SUITS
Fey Linen and Msrseiles do
Ex White Msrseiiles nd Linen COATS
Linen, Duck and Drill do
Bro Lipeu and 6rass Cloth do
Blk and Fey Case PANTS
White. Bun and s'cy Marseilles VESTS
Plain aud Ria' Silk and sat,n do
Linen and MARS Bosom SHIRTS :
DRAWEfS, OvEdALL5, HICKORY SHIRTS
WsTEh.PRO0F go IDS, &c. &c.
MrrchaDts visiting this city viii find IL 10 theis
interest 70 examine our TX before purchasing.
NH l6-lm KENT PAINE CO.
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~ BURaOw RELIABLE MEDIoINH.
TIE MOST EXALTED r EMEDY IN tn n


Has cured. and is DOW dsty efectipg tho most
extraordinary cures of diseases, to which humanity
is afflicted Thousands, who wrre hitherto sufrriDg
unoer the most iuveterate diseases, anu which were
deemed bey ono the skill Of a. icIe have teen
wonderfully restored to health, By tho OF this
truly. great remedy. Per SJRgFOLA. kHLUMA-
TISM, SYPHILIS. PLIES, UY<PtP.I& sLL
cCaOFUL Us AFFECTI ms, and for all diseases
resulting rom inapurtty Qf the blood 10 unsurpass-
Ell by any medicine In me1Ica science
BY thoroughly purif, Ing the Blood and Stomach
ana Strengthening and renovaiipg every o. gsn OF
tue human sy stem it necessarily cufss all these
Diseases resulting from morbid sstiyn of the ssns
such as LIVsE CJMPLAiNT, NkhVoUs sfFtO.
Cl0Ns, GEN ERAL Df b LITY, EkUPf Is...S
Os THE SKIN, CHR0N1C FkVE AND A6Ut.
and all 9th diseas 9 which are we'll known u ex-
from rbe above causes All that IL nsk ID is
air trial. wheh wi, sssuredly convince ON 0f
the iucom parable efficacy OF ID rtma, kxb pre-
paraton in curing fh. diseases for ehch IL b re-
commended FOR particulars call and get do
scripuye circular. PrePaI d by
BURR0W d On,
Practical and AnAlJ teal hemists,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale In Richmond by Purcell, add = Co..
DR. w Garlick, Waring Pearce, and druggists
generally. NH Ism
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~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMRDY,

PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHUA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
curial Balsamic properties eXcels everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative. resto
rStiye and renovating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above
medy will cure the above diseases, ard confounded
when they have Occular demonstra of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years. has Known OF case of twenty
years standing 70 be restored to perfect health and
all other OF shorter duration, TO be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case of Goaorrhea which the remedy will not
cure provided the directions are carried ont with
prudence the part of the patient and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
lngly, in his OF her case he guarantees a perfect
medicine free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents. and cure will be effected with
out Inconvenience TO the patient. Sold by
GRUBBs APP ERsON, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond,
de ln-Gnle No. 2Ol BTOad st.
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s@e BEaUrY.-It has a votary in ey

cry heart moves to love, aud refpes the taste. If
you wish TO be subjected TO such an influence, 60
TO the PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY,
and see ii glow ppon the canvas, breathe from the
asrial-toned aMBRUTYPE aud highly.tinished
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this aud if you have heart
to EEL and a taste to appreciate, You must be
pleased
Photographs taken all sizes, up to LIFE. copied
from Dasuerreotypas or Ambrotypes. and col0rsd
in oil or water coisrs making really beautiful pic
lures. W MINNIS,
Opposite Custom House, Main St.
pph ;ch,
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- Nav spaIsG 4oops Ny frst

supply of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived,
sad embraces, besides the usual large variety OF
TRIMMIN GS, many novelties OF tn ssason Hsv.
ing been early ia the market, and with the advsn-
age Of new and unbrsken STICK. to select from,
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest ard most
desirable styles imported; and an iully warrant.
ed In say ing that no one who wishes 10 buy will
leave my store unsupplied. uIRSCH.
NH 7-lms 200 Broad ct.
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. Fxpssnscs rRs Rxsr TIsr

ouEaIps COD LIVER OIL JELLy.-Tbe Eew
York Academy Of Medicine, after csrtfui and
examination Of this preparation, =. CEN.
nended n As possesspg a the Of the oil. but
enriyed OF It's nauseous TASTE. and esp cisiy ap
piicsbs 10 those delicate stomaobs which reject the
Il; PEssoID, PARksn , MowSa. Agsnss. Nes York.
For sale by w PEfsksuN.
mh 25-l3t AND oil DruGgssss Of the CRY.
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DEAR Vorr.e -Ol Wednesday last

DEAR VofIsG ~-Ol Wednesday last,
while the elections were being held at the City
Hail, two men walked mp to the CONDUCTOR, ha6d-
ed in their tickets and declared that they were
residents of Madison Ward, legal voters and there
fore euttled to vote for the persons whose names
were upon their tickefa. Their votes were cried,
tlemen informed the Conductor that both those
men had voted in j, ffsrson Ward few minutes
before, and had therefore fred "doube shots" for
their favorites. Officer johnson took down the
names of the offenders and witnesses, and the
Mayor will no doubt have them before him TO an
swer for their violations of the law.
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Wednesday night, as two three gentlemen
we're passing from "0ur House," ia the di-
rection of Main street, Mr.. d. J, Barper &C
cden tally pitched headopg into al opening of the
rec,ly south of the Dispatch Office, and bruised
himself badly. He Was taken into sour Hsuse ~
where De. Conway was called 20 see him Yester-
day morning he was in an Improving condition,
but quite from the heavy fall.
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STREET Row On Wednesday night

last party Of six or eight men, shiie under the
influence Of liquor, attacked . restaurant at the
corner of 7th and Cary streets, broke the windows
and doors with stones, smashed up the croekery
and furniture, and so alarmed the proprietor,
Baptiste Dinness, that be was thrown into convui-
sops. VIM. Kinstry, said to be one of the party,
was arrested at the time, bnt gave bail for his ep-
pearsnce Tho cause of the difficulty Is said TO
have been caused by blow given TO . friend ofthe
attacking marty.
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BAD COMP p.aY.-The lad John Gro o1an,

DAD C0MP iHY.-IDe IaU J0nn Cf0 IAN,
who was arrested few weeks siace on suspicion
of being oHe of gang of juvenile burglars, but
who was afterwards released on being iudentured
to learn trade, was captured by the watchmen,
at o'clock yesterday morning, while board
the canal boat Rockbridge, In company with the
notorious thief John Lipscomb, who had but
few hours before escaped from Jail. When brought
before the Mayor yesterday his conduct showed
that he WAS NOT only ct TO shame, bnt hardened
in crime, and his honor therefore committed him
to iail.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

eS DR. syIvAsUs L. IHaRAM having
located himself permanently In Richmond respeet.
tally tenders his professional services 20 the public
Ais may be made either at his Office on Bank street
near the Mechanics Institute. or at the Sd Chsric.
ootes NH 2-6tme
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s@- Tas BEsr CoUoH SYRUP III THE

WORLD.
The best Coueh Syrup In the world is Harts
aornes Pectoral Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
This article ID prepared by chemist. and is pro-
aounced by medical men, and those who have used
It, to be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness sore Throat from
cold, and preventive OF that hon of diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant 70
the taste sctens, clears and strengthens the voice.
slays alirrtation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles rs and 30 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and aif
towns in Virginia. &C l5-6m
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Hsv. James b. DonslAn. who was far many years
tie pastsr of Gt. Matfhes'a Chureh,in Warrington
City, has beer appointed pastor sf the Cathedral ss
Chicago.
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A .iispsteh ffom New Orleans states that the
country 10 hooded with COG atcrfait ten dollar iis
On fhs C;tlssna Bank, New 0rieass.
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spec.al attention of our readers TO the lecture 20
be delivered to night at Mechanic Institute Hall,
for the benefit the Union Benevelent society and
the Male and Female Orphan Asylum of th is city,
by Hon. EDWARD EvERlTT. The subject selected Tor
the occasion, sthe early days Of franklin" is one
that will prove highly Interesting to al, handled as
IL will be by ono OF the master lecturers OF the age
As an additional attraction to VISITORS all the chill.
drep from the Asyiums neatly attired, viii be
seated on the stage near the Speaker, to whom q
motion of his remarks will be addressed.
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EsS FOR RENT-Ror rent, and possession given
the st CT pril the house on ths side OF CO.
vernon street. now O. cured by Mr.. T. Il. Cowling,
and adjoining the corner house in the occupancy OF
Messrs. Doggett & Anderson. Apply to Samuel p
Mitchell, and Andrew Johnston, Exc ,utors of VIM
he'll = mt l6-ts
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SUSPECTED CT HousE RRr.K,Na-rwt

negro fellows, Beverly and Remus, slaves to j. s.
Tinsley, were examined before the Mayor yester.
day, charged with breaking into A. Antonfs St.
Nicholas Saloon. on the night of the 9th inst and
stealing therefrom $75 in specie. Beverly was
employed at this saloon, and on the night of the
robbery did Rot occupy his usual lodgings sus.
picion was aroused against the prisoners, because
of conversation between them, which was heard
by servant in the saloon a short time before the
robbery, strengthened by the fact that an Ice pick
kept in a secret place in the passage, known only
to Beverly, was found in the saloon, and broken.
the day after the robbery. The Mayor remaDded
both until to-day, so az to give the police an op.
portunity to search for the stolen money.
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sSs LEE & PLEAsAETs-

HS LEE & PEASANTS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice in the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico
and Hanover.
AS Notaries Public AMI Commissioners of Deeds
&c. they authorised 10 take DISPOSITIONS, Affit
Wits Acknowledgements of Deeds. Powers of Attor-
eey, Bills Of Ssle dc 20 be used or recorded in the
several Etates aud Territories of the Union.
Office en- llth ST. Sd door from VI ain. NH PLY
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TIE Fuarrrvs SLAVE CASE IN pa1AprLpHrA-Re

THE FUGITIvE SLAVE CASE IN PHnADELpHrA-Re
lease of the Fugitive The examination of the fu.
gtive slave case in Phadelphia, lasted all Tuesday
night, and though the weather was extremely
cold, number of persons, unable to get in, lin.
gered around the outside of the court house until
morning. Several women, who had seats inside,
retained them until day break. Tho only evidence
sdduced for the defesce, was given by negroes and
was very contradictory dispatch from Phila-
delphia, dated Wednesday, gives the conclusion Of
the case:
Commissioner Lougstreth seemed to be perfectly
para sed at times az TO what his duties were and
the counsel for defense avaied themselves OF all
his weak points. This is his first case as United
States Commissioner.
Marshal Yost swore ia fifty special marshals
yesterday. the most of whom were men of nerve
and prepared for any emergency. Hundreds of
negroes copgregated about the court house the
first day of the trial. but chief of police Ruggles
summoned to bis aid four buudred police and
drove the blacks out of the street. y
Lucretia Mott. the venersbie mother of the abo-
litioDists, sat beside the fugitive all the time the
court was in session. She threw her arms about
his neck yesterday, aud said she would rather
give one hundred dollars TO rescue him, than ere
cent to purchase him. An officer removed Mrs.
Mott fiom beside the negro, but she went back
and took her old seat. which abe maintained.
This morning the counsel Tor the defense
ceeded in getting the commissioner to reserve his
decision until four o'clock this afternoon There
were many snrmses as TO what this was done for,
the principal of which was that II might enable
the friends of the negro to assemble in large nun
bers and effect rescue. Every precaution had
been taken, however, to meet such an issue, but
bis discharge by the commissioner rendered all
nugatory.
Marshal! Yost offered $50 towards the purchase
money, 81, 300 being the amount required to acs
compiish it, and $500 if necessary.
The Observation-Disclosures. however, conld not con-
ri htrfQ he hal do not
NIT them to throw money away in that way.
The evidence for the defence was contradictory
and for the most part given By colored men OF no
character.
Daniel, the discharged fugitive, at 6 O'Clock this
evening placed 10 a carriage and drawn through
the streets by thousand negroes They stopped
at the courtroom and groaned, but were driven of
by the police.
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JAZZ BRnsKIxG Five Of the yousp
dare.deyils- Robert Heath, Geo. Rowe. John Lips.
comp. william II. Gailaher and Thomas WiIkiu.
son--lately committed TO the CITY isil f,r a. n
aeeping, on suspicion Of being bu glsrs effected
.neit escape from prison last Tuesday pighs. by
Workiog out a few bricks in the wall fhrouah h
wnicn the ssove-pips passed. On Wednesday
mo,eing the police were apptised of the escape.
sna tnaf night Lieut.. Trueheart with eieb Of the
wafchmen, ty uuceasina perseverance,. efF.essd
tee arrest OF Lipscomb, G.lIaher and Wilkinson.
.nIes OF the iugiiives. Wilkinson, as We under,
stand, was Uncovered at his fathers house. Gala.
ner was traced from point 10 point and finajly.
captured 10 the streets, and L'pscomo was takeS,
ABOUT o'clock 10 the morning, on the canal bear
kocs bridge, where he was employed when arrest,
ca otiore The other two are yet at large. bu,
tne'r .taii VIII De closely followed until they are
recaptured. When brought before the Mavor ,hs,
were turned over to the jailer, and we think i,
more than probable that, fraii and uusafe a. the
prison house Is. they will not be able TO escspe
again The city should have some sni,abIe place ip
which to coDfoe aud punish such lads unless sbe
thieves.
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eG~ SINaEA's NEW TRANSVERSE SHuT-
~FAIRBANK's Scales.
WAREHOUSE,
No. 100 Main Street, Richmoad, Pd.

WAREHOUSE,
No. 100 Main Street, Richmoad, Fa.
A uniform standard of Weights. and a correct sys,
tenn OF weighing, are claiming the attention
of every Individual in tue country.
A correct Scale is 8 Just arbiter between pnyer
and seller and IL is OF the utmost Importance that
an instrument universally called upon 10 decide
ouestions of great vaLus in the daily and hourly
Transactions OF business. should be OF sach Teta-
aI,fu ard eract,aess as to secure the confidence Qt
''' FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARE TIE LEtiALiZED STANUAhD,
FOR CORRECT wkigHr.
A ld,osat rlich arose rom diserspdney q soslgit
tettoeen one V fIirtanks Scates IN use gy ne 5ot,, W,
QfC .nsmon Pleas. Batim,ore Tie case occupied Me
Cburt t,oo days and Judge karshdn. IN dettcer1ng
has decision siaied as TIE result Of The ectde,see that
e accuracy Qf Fairbanks Scates' scas established
beyond a" q:SxIt.Imai qsxamiNE YOUR SCALES.
IAN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KsAw THE vERY yiTALs
OUT OF AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
rect st throw them aside and buy one Of Fairbapks
celebrated Scales, the universally acknowledged
standard for 10rysos e WSkp Ts'SRti IL CAUTION.
The ,oesarned reputation Of these Scdtss hdS tn
duced the rsndcrs Of imperfect end portess balances
have thereby, in many instances. been subjected TO
They ,ca can Only be- had in Richmond of CLARK
are the agents and who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM sCALEs
PLATFORM ConNrEMR M sGALhs Al
asdoE; akh9s;as, Or snHLks snALks soAhh'
DOMINANT WAREHOUsE SCALES
fhMPsoVEb hipN VHb 1hETrER BALANCES
w WHEAT d'is ssdE q HopPss 2Ha sosihs sf1aEs
COAL DE aLERs' AND FAEMERs' SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
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CsAHlal EIao4ross.-rhs polls rers

usually arss nsmbsr cs yo,s. ~srs ,sT sr sss
secosd nay. The friends of Messrs Hsrsrfy and
1Iy we're very active tin the last uosssus and
WI. vi, no douot continue their labors to-day. The
pohs are 20 open % IL o'clock. Yestsrdsy morn.
.sg Mr sfy scd Mr Hagerfy seventy-fve votes.---
."osy mI nsest'y wiii start w!th iexzI of thir.
.eeu Ie sns eou!e ehy-so that tie result u yet
ouu0tu,. II vii % seen by the fsliowiDs. shss
ali .oe oio members Of she Coancil are se elected,
and tDat but single change 10 m Ads In the -.
secuon Of A'oeimen, Mr orge w II Tyler being
eno.eo IN the place OF mr Q Etets:
Beyes,d :. u Stsrke ard W hT,lsr;
br.'s ), 49,. ss%ul' % = = spp-, oiszs-
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~ PARKR PoINDExTgR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,


VIII practice in the city eff Richmond and in the
&C. Office in Lsles Building. corner Of Main sad
l4th streets. 30 23-I2m
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r. ]. coekbarp, Of Nsw ortoAsss tataeed b the
suit IA sb0eoO danaGss against ~ ownssss.
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~ AlrlrIcrAI TnsrH-THs CHso-

a
PLASTIC PlscEss-a " JONES, D.srmI. haying
%ods q MAKING I'M TEETm, and sr ans and
Sad Jas.sa. is entirely satisSed Of s a6sous sppev
orifD the gold. silver and pattns mstb0a csn.
y,h conasnas q ,S as r e.
IL to such a. may Be dissaftfd scssA these tht az
noD usino. In this process, all Of the obIsstns e
cs ssSuTss S. co1Srt and sbiy 20 ihs , s6d ts
teeth being enbeded In tho metal. the foea exsIer
ssd from anpsr ss ssssp .s "a sssiy respect
plsts III | 70 sne mouth. and the suction snsseey e.
and in ali cases guarantee perfect and ssssfAcsory
~; T.,. r,.thos having besn sdopted and commend
Horsh ssd Youth. testimonisls win be giyen, snd
:.sDs q s, g e az. .ss ssss Ss sss 5 nsssss =
the od wi nifoPo e ooSsss. 20 nsSs ssssS ss s
tho vss sS ssda "a ssay eeps. sad ,s.A
r:ssss sss y sSS,s: ::ssosz oaszas.s ssi;: . sle .s
CORN PLANTERs.-Ths best spd
Then sssis Plssss1s bsss ss.s.d y III .s1s.
ss,.s s2ssss g 3: ssS sss sssiSs Ave sss
and soidby " cAkOw - q ~.
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NOTICE 10 rOBAGUNlsIS. 20 Arn Aano
.s - .sxkcHAhIe -ns1e 20. e esssS an Ned ! issgs
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~HAnrsHonHE's AHrI-BILIous Pill

HARTGH0HHEB BANTI-DfLIoUb IbA5
arc Inc safest and best Purgatye PILLS in use. They
m ali hie and every foul secretion. They don't
xripe are easy ir their operation and can be taken
Al any time without foar of exposure They remove
yolds from the system and prevent RheumalisIa: :@ %
~ Won suffer- with any pain, use HAkTSHOkNE,s
SUkE-ALL. the great PAIN ANEIHdLATOA; Il
yo,, have cough, use HARTSHohHEo oOuHh
SYRUP. which 10 the best Cough syIup IN 'hs
world.
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LAW N0TIOE.-hUDEKT .. Nj
CHOLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his health,
determined TO resume the practice Of LAW. in this
city. and will devote all his energies 10 any profe
sional business with which he may be entrusted.
Once with Peter Daniel. Jr. ksa, Numosr5.
aoddin's Hall. NH Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-08
~ DE5IRABLE KESIUENCE AND

81 OFFICE FOR RENT. THE House and Lot on
s:h street, next tony own residence. and near the
corner Of Grace For a good tenant, is will be put
IN repair, alta low rent Also. the Office In the Law
Bull ding iu ths occu paucy Of Abel U Mayo. It is
on the frss floor, and has gas aud other conven
ierces Bed rooms in the Law Building, and rooms
for clear water bath aud laundry 10 rear of the
same. Osher desirable property both for sale and
rent. Possession given Immediately.
NH 22-lm 3 B MINOR.