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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-14

Lere Of Womdn.-An affecting little incident
occurred in the Mayors Court yesterday
morning, which in itself spoke volumes for
the undying love of a true-hearted woman
Dennis Griffin, son of the Emerald Isle, and
a broth of boy when stirred up, had been
tried ana found guilty of had conduct to a
neighbor, and was required to give bail for his
future good behavior Poor, and apparently
friendless, Dennis could see nothing before
him but iron gratings and a dark CELL and ta-
king his seat in the criminal dock, looked the
very picture of despair. just then his wife,
bearing in her arms her little one, emerged
from the crowd of spectators, and advancing
to the front of the Mayors seat, her eyes suf-
fused with tears, and her countenance the
very picture of heartfelt misery, raised her
hands to his Honor and said, "Please, sir send
us to prison with Dennis. He is our protector,
our supporter, our all, and where he goes there
let MS go. We cannot live without him." This
pathetic appeal was rather too much even for
Judge to stand. and had its effect for, in a
short time after, Dennis was called up repri-
manded for his bad conduct, and then dis
charged, to the infinite delight of that wife and
mother, whose happiness in that single mo-
ment the wealSh of the Indies could not pur-
chase.
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Hus.iags Comrt.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Robert w. McGee, indicted for stealing an
oyercoat Capias awarded to bring him 70
answer at the next term.
John +. Padgett, indicted for misdemeanor.
Continued.
Patrick Sullivan, for assaulting John Nea.
ele. Parties made friends and nosts proseqGi
entered on the payment Of costs
Ash Levy, assaulting John Conover, fined
ESQ. and held TO hail for good behavior in S5oo
John and Timothy McMahon. assaulting
offieer e. C. johnson in the discharge OF his
nolice duties. Fined So each and sentenced 70
the chain gang for twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-14

JAPAN.-We have news from Japan to the
5th Of jane. The Emperor had ordered that
the cities Of Jeddo, NagaAaki, Himodi and Ha-
kodadi should be united by telegraph. aud .
line WAS being built from JeddO to his sum-
mer residence. ALI the vessels in the Imperi-
a fleet were to be turned into steam propel-
Iers. and ono Of them, the Niphon, bad Alr1ady
left on a voyage Of discovery, manned by =
native crow and native engineers. An AmeS.
ican having Uncovered copper mine, was
permitted 20 work u on promising TO divide
the proceeds with the goyernment
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mA- The Great Virginia Remedy, and N.

nA-The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
UNRue:mPETERS INEALLIBkE REMEDY
EASES.--Ths great American remedy, contain
ing Mercuria or Balsanc properties, excels
every thins heretofore offered the public in its GU
the medical world are astonished when told that
the above remedy will the above diseases, and
contounded wnen they have ocular demonstra-
tons of the facts But the proprietor, who has
known OF the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of a case of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, ana all other cases of
shorter duration TO be restored, without single
Gonofrh9a which the remedy will not cure, pro-
vlded the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
or her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and in
case Of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and a cure viii be effected without ineon-
yenlence to the patient. Sold by
APPERS0N K DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city ofRichmsnd,
au Sim No. &l, Broad street.
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VICTIMS OF THE PREss.-The London Athe-
nRum, in the course of an obituary notice of
the late Bayle ST. John, a young writer oil
great promise, makes the following observa-
tions on his connection with the London daily
press
'In his thirty seventh year, after executing
many volumes of sound and lasting works
which showed, however, still more OF hope tor
The future than OF actual service done iur the
past, his health broke down, chiefly, it is
leared, from oYerWork of BRAIN and from the
unwhosome midnight writing OF a London
daily paper; and he has gone 10 his rest fol-
lowed by the sorrowfuI regrets of all who
knew his genius and his worth. Few OF those
who toss the morning journal from hand to
hand over the eggs and toe ST. who eagerly bite
at Its latest news and expect TO find in the ed
Itorlal columns comments on news only born
from the lightning an hour before, have any
conception of the sleepiess care the prompti-
tude of hand the fuIlness OF information. the
rapidlty of wiz. and wear of brain req quired
from those who do them this anonymous and
invisible service
If the Press be the protector of civilization
as OF course we all know and preach up day
ny day, 1t Is often most cold, cruel and un-
grateful tyrant to its own ministers. Like the
revolution, the Press devours it's children,
and with a greedy ferocity proportioned to the
earnestness and success with which it works
for the benefit of the outer world. Year by
year we tell off its victims. As we look back
through the dim light of 4 few years, the forms
of the men who have dropt away from this
contest gather almost into a crowd. Some of
them were persons who might, under other
forms ofliterary activity, have raised for Them
selves great regulations, and all OF them were
gentlemen of excellent culture and good na tu-
raj abilities. They took the task that lay be-
fore them. In the end even the strong hand
and strong brain sucGumbed Late hours, the
draughts cold, noise, and closeness of q print
ing-office, the incessant strain of thought and
toll OF hand, exhausted the physical powers of
endurance. Bayle ST. John is the latest, as he
was one of the best, of these victims of u civ
ilizing and regenerating Press.s
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nA Mrs. j. A. williams, NJ. D.. offers her
services to those OF her sex, and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the manag emsnt oil
female diseases, and displacements.
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post-OfFce, Box 3H.
RES ipENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va. au4-2mf
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FATAL MIsrAKE-Mr. John Hannah, liy-
ingsnear Campbellsyille, Tenn, few days
sincc gave his little child teaspoonfut Of
croton oil instead OF yermifnge, through mis-
take, which proved fatal TO the unconscious
little sunererin about Ave hours.
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Fair Erehaage.-A country gentleman In
visiting his watermelon patch, q few days
since. missed a fine melon, and on examining
the tracks in the vines, discovered handsome
cigar case full of good cigars, which had prob.
ably fallen from the pocket Of the In ntruder,
while gathering the forbidden fruit. The ex-
change was probably fair one, though the
owner might recover the case by applying for
it in person, and owning to the trespass.
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"A CIRCUS ENTERPRIsE.-Howes & Cush-
ing's United States Circus Company are per-
forming under tent in Ireland, travelling
through the country, and compelled, for the
want of tavern accommodations, to encamp at
every place where they show. A letter dated
ct Clonmel, August %, from one of the pro.
prietors, says:
We have applied to the owners of the steam.
ship Great Eastern to take us and one hum
dred horses TO America on her first trim and
1t is our Intention to put temporary ring on
the upper deck and give equestrian perform
ances to the passengers in fair weather. The
track of the ring will be made of India ru bber
mating, the same as is used in the London
theatres when circus performances are given
on the stage; and the gymnastic tackle the
tight and slack rope fixing, and the trapez an
paratus, are to be attached to the rigging of
the ship.
AS the Great Eastern is likely TO bring out
some eight or ten thousand passengers on her
first trip, the circus will stand a chance of
drawing good ''houses" on board every day of
the passage.
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FROM South AMERICA.-The recent fire at
Guayquill destroyed a whole block of build
ings. 1t was stopped mainly through the ex-
ertions of the crew of the United States fri
gate Saranae, and the Ecuador government
had made public acknowied gment to Cant.
Kelley, OF that frigate.
The store-house Of Del, REQ i Co. at VAL
paraiso, was destroyed by fire. with 1000
bushels OF yariegas wheat
A new and rich copper mine nad been dis.
covered near Pau de Azucar.
1t was reported that the British minister had
demanded the presence of ships-of-war at Val.
paraiso, in consequence of the expected arri-
val there OF American steamers TO force q set
tlement of the difficulties with the Chilian
government.
The Spanish Minister. Leon Queredo, had
made An unsuccessful attempt TO negotiate a
peace between Peru and Ecuador.
The latest account says that Peru had for
mally declared war against Ecuador.
Advices from Buenos Ayres, brought by The
O. j. Hayes, communicated to us, state thai
the steamer General Pintos. one Of the best OF
the Buenos Ayrean vessels, had deserted and
gone over to the side Of Gen. Urquiza, her ma
rines having mutinied and shot the captain.
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MA Notice to Tobacco Manufa cturers...
The undersigned h3vns made arraneemepts with
Mr.. GEORGE LINDSAY, of Petersburg. Va, pro
prietor of VIM. CaIneron's PATENT HIDRAU-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared to manufacture them. and getting up two
different sizes, which they will guarantee to per-
form to the entire satisfaction If all who mag favor
them with their orders.
au 2g-lm TALBOT BRO,
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Dfsfgsrisx--A free negro known - James
L. f. Day was arrested and Gagged BY Lieut..
Kelly, yesterday ON the charge of knocking
out the teeth of John Jordan, free negro.
Such dentistry IL punishable by Law, and II
not settled by q residence in the penitentiary,
will at least lead 20 q striped hide.
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The New Hotel, at the corner Of sth and Main
streets. is to be one of the neatest and moat
conducted, will soon become very popular.
because of its central and yet retired location.
The building contains over one hundred and
forty rooms, all airy and well ventilated, and
will be fitted up with every modern conye-
nience that the ingenuity Of man can invent,
The owner, Mr. L. ID. Crenshaw, Is sparing NO
means to make it perfect, and the contractor.
Mr.. Jos. +. Powell, is having the work execu.
ted in the very best style.
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The City Loan of Sl0OO0 to the Central Arri.
cultural Society, is only an annual contribu.
tion OF $600-not more than one-half what she
mas formerly given to Agricultural Fairs--but
will probably be enough to enable the Execu.
tive Committee to complete the improvement
on the grounds, and thus ensure a Fair here
once year. Our citizens have given more
than s20,l COO Of their private means to the pur-
chase of Fair Grounds, and if the Agricuitur.
lists in the country are half as liberal. the So
ciety will have no rival in all the South
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-, IuE N0TERS City

t~aa OF RiCHNUND.-l hereby respectfully
..r1unce my self n candidate for the ofice of At
7DRNEI FOR THE COM MONN EALTH, IN the
cut Conri OF tins c,ty, which has iust been made
scapi l,y the resi- sn&tion of MARMADUkE JOHN
srN. Esq.
~ 2i-lmt LfTTLETON TAZEW ELL.
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ro ur>>Rs. GEO. ). sUMNER.

:. = T. l.. ApPerson, Il. d. Shell, A. Judson
80 John B Morton. John w. Davies, August
srssd, Joseph p"erti aSff s. +; Mssr, c. Wendip-
t,tNriraRN in reply 50 your request, that
. UeYnlli M name to be announced as a candi-
:. .,e f,r TIE oii4ce Of C0AlMONWEALTH'S At
fGENFY fer the Circuit Court OF the City, | have
!. -, taat, appreristtH< your kindness. accede
ne request and, If elected to the Office, Will dis
sssr ais dates 80 the test ot uy judgment and
. ~, Yours, &c.
Richmond. AJAX. 26th. lS,,9. au27-ts
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The Pntsylrdnia.-This locomotive, which
blew up near Coalfield, on Monday last. has
been constantly employed on the Richmond
and Danville Railroad since July, 1859, and
was looked upon as one of the staunchest and
safest steamers owned by the company. She
weighed 2l tons $50 pounds, had ls inch
driving-wheel with a cylinder of Ii inch di.
ameter and 20 inches stroke, and was built
with especial reference to durability What
caused the accident no one can now tell, but
it is possible she had on too great q head of
steam. She had not gone more than a mile
from station, at the time of the explosion,
and the probability is, that she had in a good
supply of water. 1t may be that there was 4
flaw in the work somewhere; but this does
not seem very probable, as her capacity had
frequently been tested before. By the explo-
sion the boiler was not torn into pieces, as
seems to be supposed. We understand that
the front leg of the boiler, the box, and
the fire-door, were blown out, and that the
engine received some other INJURIES so that
she will have to be taken into the shop and
overhauled. The repairs will probably cost
the company 81 500 or $4,000.
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

-. DIR. =. l.. INGRAM has removed
- his office To Main street, below 14th, op-
-,..se T. X. Price 4 Co.'s Dry Goods Store.
I.xF
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mA Notice. Notice! Notice!-To A
Farmers, Merchants. and all others who k~srxA
may buy. anything in the way Of SAD Ssaass
DIES, HARM E.SS, &c, &c, at whole X ia
sale retail No. 1I6 Main street. the "
place TO 20. The best Saddles for the lowest
prices. Call soon and them. They are psIti-
cuIarly cheap, and warrant them to give entire
satisfaction. Repairing Of every description neat
ly, cheapiy and promptly done at No. Il5 Main St.,
third door below Governor st.
au lS-1m J. w. DENNIS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wdiler.-The performances Of
these artists assembled very large crowd ~
the Theatre on Monday, showing that their
sion that is likely to be Of benefit 10 them In
this engagement. The play to-night - ad-
verified is Macbeth.
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House Byeaki1g.-The new tobacco factory
of James Thomas, jr., on the south aide Of the
basin, was forcibiy entered last Monday
night, and six or eight boxes Of tobacco-some
of very fine quality-stolen therefrvm. Tho
thieves effected an entrance through the Sec
ond story window, and forced open the
drawers used by the overseer, Mr.. Beal, for
keeping money; but obtained none. They then
carried the tobacco into the yard, broke the
boxes from around it, gathered up the tobacco,
and made good their escape.
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Scratching g--Mary sherman, . free negrsss.
charged with assaulting and beating sarah,
fore the Mayor, found goiity. ssntsneed 70 ths
lash. and held TO bail for her good Behavior,
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WM. SATTLER Il CO.,
oils. PAiSTs.f fVSsAKSiRsfHEs ffss AND WINDOW

BHDsHfE.-We received by the late steamer q
iAfgs supply of Paintefy and ATtists brushes, OF
superior suailty. 10 weseh We ea the attention OF
oar customers.
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Rseicai.-A revival Of religion 10 progress.
ing at the Union Station Methodist Church
under the ministry Of Rev. Mr.. Bennett On
Monday night Inst there were ninetesn
mourners at the altar, and two or thrse par
sons professed conversion.
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Harorey AGdy.-A gentleman direct from
Hanover county. yesterday aft&fnoon, inf0TnA-
ed us that he had visited the brotheTs MET
TERD, that morning, and that their injurieU
were not as serious ~ At first represented -
right hand when Henry waa attempting TO-
shoot him, and Henry had received two 6esh
wounds with knife in the hand Of 0eOrEe-
one on the left arm and the other in the ando-
men-but neither Of thesa were At all danger.
Gus. The negro woman, uninten tionAlly shot
by Henry, was but slightly injured, and all three
OF the wounded persons were out Of danger
and would soon be we'll We are clad to hear
that the brotherly tight resulted In uoihine fa-
tai, and trust It may never be renewed, as the
parties are peaceable men when under undue
Influences
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-14

The City Council will be compelled to hold q
called meeting in short time, to dispose Of
the unfinished business on its table. At the
last meeting number OF papers, intended for
the action Of the body. was not opened; but -
meme Of them required immediate attention,
they cen wait for q hearing in the future.
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The Henrieo Dragons, Capt. Dance, paraded
yesterday, and afterwards partook Of . din
ner at Hutcheson's Spring. The Troop 10
composed of excellent materials, and, heing
well oficered and drilled, IL prepared at any
moment to carry ont any police regulations
that may be required We could not attend
the dinner, but have no doubt that II proved
to be pleasant affair.
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Thrsafening.-Dennis Grinin and Michael
Griffin were before the Mayor yesterday 10
answer the charge of using abusive and threat
sning language to Daniel Key and his family.
The evidence established nothing criminal
against Mike, and he WIS discharged; but Den-
mis- was held to bail for his good behavior.
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Licerice, In Mass and Stick. Of the best
GUM ARABIC sgsnuine), for Tehacconists.
TONG BEANS-Angastara Black and Crys-
taiized.
OLIVE OIL, in glass, Of new CROP. In store and
for sale low by ]. PITFiELB GEORGE
my A-Sm i2th and Cary stz.
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Unls,efsI IAsse,nbiiss.-Jossph Hulches and
Joseph Hagnn, both grocers, were each 1ned
eal by the Mayor for permitting unlawful -
semblies Of negroes in their houses.
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Acot.isiss occurred yesterday afseraoon on
3d street. between . soda wagon an1 bn1Gy,
the latter vehicle losing two or three epekeo
from . wheel. No one was TO blame
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dey's Dsspetek, relative 70 the ttmo n1sd - -
Executye Committee Of the vire1nta Csnlf11
Agricultural Society TOR trotttne horses, NJ
nave seen some OF the commtttee, and they =.
sured tnaf the necessary changes sAaIl BE- nno6o.
Gas to give all @froiters,, achauce tor ~ -,
miums The changes Indicated win lot Ii al
ass from four years old mp, and the Eesss,s
horse. mare or Eeiding ~ four, nve, six 81 moso
years wall each - awarded pIemium, ~
garoiess OF the time II may take 10 make =
mile: Ownen Gf trctting stock know tha tIff.
ncuttes that eolnmittees have 70 contend wfth'
in arrsneing premium lists, and whsn shsy
see willingness 70 correct mistakes and A
all their fast goers and 70 contend for the
prizes, they will readily enter the list, and
thus aid In adding to the attractiveness Of The
approaching Fair.
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So.fAern Trode.--The. Louisiana planters.
with laudahle desire to encourage Southern
manufactures, are drawing other supplies
from Virginia than railroad cars, spikes,
ALExANDER HILL Il CO., of this city, fllied
an order for one hundred and thirty pairs Of
negro brogues, for planter near New Or.
leans, and shipped them to him by the way Of
New York. If they turn out a. well - the
manufacturers expect other orders will fol.
low, and the entire South will soon be ena-
bled to supply her wants from Southern nc.
tories
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EA- Sill Another Cure of Dyspepsia, Pal.
PlTATIoN AND FLUTTERING OF THE
WASHINGTON, Fayetts CO., Ohio, !

WASHINGTON, Fayetts co., Ohlo,{
juno q, 1859. (
MsssS. Mortimer T. Rfopbray-Dear SIs: take
this method to say to you and the public, that ]
TUHE in a case Of Dyspepsia and have never. IN
twenty years. found any medicine to equal 1t. waE
badly sifll cted that had to quit work by reason
Of Papitatlon and Fluttefing of the Heart. One
bottle of the TINCTURE perfectly relieved me.
Yours, with respect,
JACOB Slower.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
Rheumatism. Scrofula, &c. AS restorative and
IaKIsorator it has been hi shly re commended.
Hundreds will testify of cures themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This Tincture
will be ionnd great medicine for all their diseases.
Ra- Call and get Pamphlets and cures.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD Il CO., Richmond;
b. DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Drug
5Ists IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER x NOV
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottles SIX bottles,
ST. jy 16-d&wts
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~ Lieorfce--A. q. &. Hrand.-The aheye
vsiI know iavDTte Prana always on sele lH
dee-ly sS47ne street., New Yeik.
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~. r.. IINMLE.

- 80
- ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MANCHESTER. Va.
Practices in all the Courts of Chesterfield City of
e richmond. Henrico, Powhat.n, Amelia counties,
NJ Lity ii PeteTshurZ. .,.
Tort.tIl sr attention given to the COLLECTION
OF CLAIMS. and prompt returns made.
pA Ofce on Main street, opposite Town Hall.
~ yI-dlm
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OpxRArfc AND Madame DisA-
on. An old favoYite In Richmond, Appeared Ii
New York at sacred concert eanday esen-
Ing. She il described - locking ~cxcssdtngly
well and iittls moro buxom than rhen =
this country BEFORE Her voice hae entnea
volume and her yoealixatiOn of AAh1etg ever
brisht and faiT.v u highly spekee e. xne1e
were nearly 3alo parsons . hsr asss ecSsest-
The ART operas Of The seeson. tn NeW 1oexs
nave hen xivea With Ga1mnfE nA
donns. ana SfsfAntas tenof. 1X
ssannr IT, acsnu at tie AcadeMy - n.seMes
~. ssd in tho same comraay ass II 40
Nre, y. w. Wa1lack.
@->--z--------~--
aArSznyc1pr,--AddisW Willinzass = eeannaaIeees
roM1itS ~ suicide II PhiladelDh1A O lca.
-. n evailowfng ~ onoeo - se.11u1s
sSrsS ~ Seed vith m Last penny ene
- Isri n0ncR dencythoe hef - enW 4Ws
1ve ys.ls sss.: - Ressss,se - 8 n - 3
6Ssss.ss 80 = Nsal4nst s1aa1s :. - u
rxrAI xnAp. y - -
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Asetios Sslss---Ws invite ths attention 0k
merchants TO the saIes Of spgAr and cooeAs ~
Dunlop. MoncuSe A Co, and CrsAshAW Co.
at their warehouses today.
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-, TO TIE VOTERS fTHE CITY

or RICHMOND hereby respectfully
a rounca fny self "a candidate for the Office of
jAlMONWEALFH' $ ATTORNEY. for the Cir
Court Of the Ctts. of Richmond, made vacant
e Inc resignation OF MAewADUkE loHNsox. Esq.
81 a5-tde JAMES X. CRENSHAW,
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B~~Ess NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
4cG IN Richmond, Henrico, Goochand and Han
nyer
IS $etaries Public and Comm eners of Deeds.
tc they are authorized 10 take Dispositions. Afida
Is Acknowlet .nlents of Deeds. Powers Of Attor-
ley, Bus of Sale, &c, Ia be used or recorded IN the
Sc era! States and Territories of the Union.
Ofice on lltR ST.. Sd door from Main.
M lZ-lg