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Puarz,sx vas all The rape last Thur

UdIA1SN Wdb III CNH THgb IHSC 1uuVb
day, aud not few excited par .izans had their
mugs fattened for hasty words aud imprudent acts.
At the Jefsrsou Ward polls several skirmishes
took place, but resulted ia nothing serious. 0oe
OF the sovereigns. after stimulating freely, sps
proached party Of young men, with whom be
was unscquainted, and without knowing their po-
li.ics. denounced them "a Know Nothings and
Plug Uglies. The words, however, had scarcely es.
capped his lips, when he felt something resembling
mules foot planted ia his mouth and found him
self feeling upward for the ground. The interpo.
stion OF the police, however. soon restored quiet
the used up man was born from the CORY field
aud the sovereigns continued to work and vote as
If no teeth had been extracted by summary pros
cess.
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BALTIMORE, May I.-Flour quiet: Howard and
Ohio 1907 IS " heat steady; white 81 1901 90. red
81 s6@l70 Corn quiet; Whit s1@s3 yellow s5@s7.
lOc. Whiskey nominal atl9
FEw YORK. May II Cotton closed With a declin.
irg tendency-sales Of 800 bales; Uplands l1k.-
inally 2@3c lower Corn lover; white 9DGl93, yel.
low 93@9l Porr dull; mess Si714@l7k prime 3i5x
@ish. Lard ll<(9if4. sugar a.ciined Il Tur.
pen,,na heavy ct 50 Rosin dull. Rice heavy at
3J.G145s
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New JAIL.-It is TO be hoped that the
Counci at les next meeting will take up the sub
ject Of new Jail, and make arrangements for it's
immediate erection. The present building is
known to every member to be uusafs aud uuheal
thy, aud 1t is really cruel for the powers that be-
to keep human beings cooped up 10 q miserable
hole, where no man would COZ n ne q valuable
dumb brute. strong, convsnient, dry, we'll.
ventilated building, is all that is necessary aud
this the city needs and should have.
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ARREST AT BOSTON FOR RETURNING A PU.
GTrIYE SLAVE

BosfoN, May 2o.-CroweIl and mate of the bris
Rolesen, which put into Hysnuis on the Sch, with
. fugitive slave on board. and WHICH he afterwards
transferred to the schr Elizabeth and sent back to
Norfolk, was arrested hero this morning, and i'm
prisoped to answer the charge OF Kidnapping A
warrant Vas also issued for the arrest OF Capt BA-
con, Of the schr Elizabeth, on the same charge.
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FROM UTAH.

LEAvzSwoRrH, X. T., May q. Utah dates to the
9th are received.
Superintendent Forney had arrived st Fort Fill
more, With 16 children, Survivors Of the Noun
| Meadow massacre.
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BokSoss 8 Bro ',x,o.rr.s

Rays in store and U. T. Custom House. 81 hid.
rAYLOR's sCKLEBRATED LON DON DOCK BRAN.
0Y, imported By them trem John Taylor Of Lon
lowing brands; Jsmes Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy 4
ierier. and other brands. CHAMPAGNES: Greer
Zeal; Cabinet, in half pinte; Piper Heidsck; Held
SICK Z 90, and other brands. All grades Of PORT
WINES. SHERk1ES Duff Gordon. Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines Old Scotch Wits
KEY. RYE WHISKIES: summerdean; Lackey's
Mountain Rye; pure Extract cf Rye Grain; Funk
Besores; Old Bourbon County Ky. and other brands
Jamaica RUM. Holland GIN, in whole and = pipes
aos;ettor's celebrated stomach B.tters Charles
london OOkDIAL9IN London PORTER. 6cotcf
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old scuppernong Wine
,rsd and white) made in Carolina SARDiNEs
IN whoB, half and quarter boxes. etc ETC. Also AGO.
no Choice HAVANA SEGARs, which were selected
in Havana BY gentleman sent out by rs for thai
purpose; varying in price from SO to 9I5e per thou
sand. ALI of which will be sold to punctuAl per
sons on favorable termE. Iz
BERkUS6 BRO,
Sole Importers, In the United States, of Taylor
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
Nos Wide Water street, Iren Building,
d25-6m Norrolk. Va.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEGN
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINES
0rrlcE-No. 139 Eagle Square, Main ss.
REPORTED ROR TUE 'sDIsPATCH /,
MARYLAND EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

to-day tabled the sufjsct Of division Of th,
diocese. The proposition WAS 10 create now dio
eese out OF eight counties on the Eastern Shore.
After eiecting delegates to the general Conven,
ton, the Convention adjourned
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There are 4 600 hands employed In tho manu-"
facturs Of cigars, In Philsdelphia.
Lieutenant L. K Bolts, u. 8. A., died at Camp
Floyd, Utah, on the 23d uIt.
Gen. Twigss, U. 8. A., islying mortslly Ill at san
Antonio, Texas.
James Belt, one OF the discoversrs OF the man.
moth cave died In Kentucky, . few days ego, aged
"a years. 5aa
DR.. James +. Hayward, ex x-mayor of Wilmington,
Del. died OF sppopiexy, ct 81 Paul, MINI /, on the
23d inst. - - -.,.s...sa. s
colorsd girl has confessed to setting nrs to Mr..
ehackelford's house, which Vas destroyed BY 6re
few days since at Cuipeper, Va.
Mr.. LAWS Ls Snsssr, an eminent New Orleans
merchant, 10 dead. He was born In New Jersey,
and emigrsted sonth 10 1909.
The Loudon Critic Gays that 0risi and Mario are
10 visit America again next autumn.
The Masonic fraternity Of wheeling. Va. hays
contributed 500 to the Mount Vsrnon fund.
A lot Of tobacco, grown IN Pittsyivania county,
vs., was sold In Danviils last wesk q 575.25 psr
eNt.
The dwelling of B. g. Turner In Pstsrsburg, Va,
vss barst on Thursday morntng-ioss $3.50.
Can't. Hioock, An old citizen OF Buckingham G.
H.. Va, died ON the 24lh inst.
Mrs, J. b. Booth. = popular scsrss.. snd ios :
long time connected With the drama ~ bAa
Yrsaeisco. died very Suddenly there, latsiy.
The Jslsssop Herald, Of ths 10th, sooounees
chs dsstfuettes, NJ fe4, Cf the isss0fy SO ~.
wcshs g ~, osyis Z Co. q snss 2ssss }eSs
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LOCAL AFFAIRs.

CRY VorE.-We append the fficial
vote OF the City Of Richmond, on Thursday last
Tor dovernor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney Gen.
erai, Congress- aud House OF Delegates q made ID
from the returns Of the Commissioners on yester-
dsy: s.
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Dr THE GRIAr VIRGINIA klnRpY,
ASp Ne HUnBue-
PRrkRs, INfALLIBLE REMEDY FOR aoNoR-

hHthA. ANU ALL SECRET DIHEASES.
Tsis great American Remedy, containing no Mer
cnTsi or EalsaInlc properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
rstiye and renoyatlng powers; and the medical
vcrls are astontshed when told that the above re
medy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occulsr demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years has known of case of twenty
years stsnding be restored to perfect health and
s other csses of shorter duration. to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case of 9onorrhoea " hich the remedy will not
cure, provided the dlrections carried out with
prudence on the part Of the patient and TO any one
purchasing half a dozen bottles. and using accord
iag!y, in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and In case OF failure. will furnish additional
through his agents; and cure will De effected with
cut Inconvenience 20 the patient. Sold by
GRUBBs 4 APPERsON, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
de iO-Sms No. 2Ol Broad st,
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BURLINGTON, May 2a.-Ia the Episcopal Con.
veution to-day, op she lash ballot, DR. Oden nheimer
OF New York, was elected Bishop of New jersey,
in place of Bishop Doane, decd. The election was
unanimous.
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SHENANDOAH AND HIGHLAND

There 10 nothing reliable from Shenandoah.-
doggin 10 reported to have gained in Highland
county.
Another dispatch received before the above .,
40 early hour yesterday, said that 6oggiu had
gained 500 In Shenandoah.
AUGUSTA.
Goggin has sl5 majority 10 this county and ons
precinct 70 hear from.
Skinner, D, for Congress has 520 majsrjty.
THIS county gave Flournoy 1902 m-j ,rity Ia
ROCKINGHAM.
IL IL reported that Letcher has 1000 msiority n
thi: county. u gives Harris, D, for Congress, q
buckingham gave Wise 3 majority Of 2os2 IN
FLOYD.
Ith reported that Goggin's majority iu Yloyd II
The majority in thi, county iu 1855 for Wis.
| was l22.
MONTGOMERY.
Goggin's majority Ia Montgomery county 10 235
The majority for Wise Wocn -ss So in 1856.
The complete returns here give Goggin 200 ma.
jority.
1 The majority for Flouruoy 10 '55 was 25S.
GILES.
GoRgins majority In this county n 114
! This county, In '55, gave 13 msjorisy for wise
| BERKELEY.
hetcher gets IVA majority in this county.
/ Berkeley gave Is majority for Wise In '65
CHESTERFIELD.
, Court Householder 127; Goggin II; Caskie
1870.
Glover Hill-Letcher 115 Goggin 60; Caskie lis
MARION.
Letcher has 700 majority In this county. The
msj ority is the same given for Wise.
RICHIE AND DODDRIDGE.
These counties give Lstcher each about 200 ma
jority. In 1855 they gave 2S6 majority for Wise
JEFFERSON.
Letcher has Is majority here. This county gave
Flournoy ~ msj ,rity In IS. Boteler Op for Cou~
gross has $50 majority.
Boteler is uudoubtly elected. There is but one
county in his district to hear from.
TYLER
Lotcher has % m,jority. This county gave
Wise so majority 10 '5s
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The Presidents of the
Railroads, from w eldon. N c, to Cedar Keys, Fla
are holding Convention here, relative to making
arrangements for shortening the time of the Great
Southern Mail between New York and New Or.
leans. r...-
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his PATCE
~ STEAM POWER
PAIN I'll n G. OFF CE
Corner Of A1iss and Thirteenth Streets HisAs,c,a

JOHN 8. EAMMERSLEY & CO.. Propristoys
This establishment (being the most complete Pr1n.
terry in the South both asregards Types, 0rraments
TO-, and the latest ana most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning ont the finest specimens o.
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such a.
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHEKUs-
QATALOG UEE, NOTES POSTkRH
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADIN6, nANDBTLLS, Il
~ Particular attention given to fne werk fo
Banka Public Ofces. INSURANCE, Railroad and Trsns
portation Com mpanies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HRAps SINAI
Circulars Labels &c, is capable OF turning of LOG
Impressions per heur, thereby enabling the patron,
work at the shortest possible notice.
"Hjces reduced IN proportion to the jncre0se af
speed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze and yAriouv
colored Inks executed In thehighest style the art
In this branch of the business the proprtetors car
Dafely oHALLIN9I CoMPxTI1I0H
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT KEY WEST.
BALTIMORE, May 28,-The surveying schooner
Cobb, arrived here, reports that the principal bu.
siness part of Key West, Fla, had been destroyed
bv fire. Over lilo houses we're burnt. Loss,
$250,000.
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~ PARKn PoIHDBxTBR,
ATTORNEY AT Law,


RICHMOND, VA,
viii precttoe In the city Of Richmond and in the
sonntsas of chesterfield, Pewhstal and Amelia.
Ul- O1ace In Lsie's Building. corner Of Main and
tn streets. sezS-i1"
r 8. M. PIKE q Co.'s PURE CATAw-
Ia BRANDY.-The Ohio CatawLa Brandy has for
several years past, been manufactured from the
puye i,stee of the american Catdicba Grape, and
has obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes. It not only equals but exces tns
choicest imported brsadies. In pUkirY. QUALITY ana
kIcHHEss or FLAVOR.
Read the following certificates:
WAsHisGTon, ID q. Nov Iith, 1855.
DBCzARKE, Esq--bir: have made chemical
anal sis Of q sanpie Of pure Ohio Catawba bren-
dy. OF the snafsctu~e OF b n Pike 4 %. Ctpeen.
natl. and nnd IL TO be = pure Wine Brendy tIeo
from ad1itersti0ns or admxture OF Ingredients, oe'
trimental 70 heaith-not fsctitious liquor. mede
Of corn spirits and Gavoring esssncee; and 10 "
well adapted. from its purity and quality, 70 take
the place Of French oognsc. Nm
Chemical Examner q 8 Patent Once.
WASHINGTON. Nov ", 1863.
We. the undersi9nsd. bsying made careful e.
animation Of samples Of pikes Pure Ohio Catswoa
Brandy .hefeby recomme IL csrdially 70 the puD.
lie most excellent article worthy Of notice. and
vel adsptsd 10 medicinsi uses, where superior
and genuine Brandy II required.
x~-x. AJsHbssFF5 Mr.
y; 's;ia.'is'si n! s::ss; :::ss h f.Es:::s. =: .s "
's.s-ss~Ass,a - W - -
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu.
~ tion which has been In successful oDerat3an SoI
'' ''i iCGUKCH HILL. RIO iMoND. VA.
In delightful, airy position and II furnished viii
every convenience conducive to the comfort 81 ps
sients and the successful treatment OF disaas
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. kooml
have been nicely furnished suitable to the Asco0
modAtion Of gentlemen who may ind 1t I'M 'nve
uient TO be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid TO the lS<ness
sards. which are peculiarly eommodioua
Rhyabse on the removal qf tAe PdaaseJ
White patients. Per week.
Qolored do. ...............:::.:....e
Private Rooms, :" ...............SI 70 Sl5
s- City scceptances required for patients from
The country, unless whore tho parties are knoWn e
one ef the Of ths hcsDitah h.d,e. ....po
snce. Nursing and Medicine: ~ az srraneame.,
additional fee ranging nom . g ~ VIII De ansie
"a Tor Surgical cases. The particular eum may o
ascertained beforehand BY apDtceson 70 one o. tas
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted. ss .aas
No PATIENT received for less than weak.
.on 1ss 20 aIs sotieSss psacs IN thar Hospital
Axx1NDU0 pHYUCAN0.
JAMES BOLTON n. D.
Grace street, eetween 1th andsth.
81 aea THONA6 POLLARD. n. D..
Bslvin's Nsw Building. 18th St. between Main
- o. c1xNeHAW.Mb.' n B. :
Franklin r.. nsxs door nsA9x Tsa7aT UnYch
LaM DsiIdnx. 1ranklin strsss. .nszt De- e eseas
~uos - wrxoN II. d. neaaasnt rSx16siaS
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n&- HeME MANUFAcrurH--SEMrLE'

IsrALIfBtE BAKING PowDAR.--The best and cheapest
prs u srat,on known for making In q few minutes
vITH yUr YEAST and in an elegant manner. light
sweet and handsome Loaf Bread. Biscuits. Batter.
Huckwhe. .t and other Gfiddle Cakes, Pudding Pies
and PASTRY OF every description. with saving OF
time labor aud expense.
No family shoald be withou. them. as bread u
rusda more speedily and better by this than any
ntsey method known. Give II trial.
Tor sale by Druggists and grocers generally.
JOIN aARLICk,
Manufacturer and Hole Proprietor,
mx,s Eichmond, Va.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
ATBur roUH Books Ar Yns GrYf RosE s4os
where you MAJ buy

ATBur YoUH Books Ar 1ns CIR IoeE Bfoau
where you ms, buy
Book and Gold Watch for 81 co
A Rook and Silver Watch for %
A Book and . Gold Chain for 90 49,
Book and &C oIi Thimble for 90
Book and Cameo Pin for 1 90
Book and . sstof Sleeve Buttons for 100
Book and Gold Lockst for . 40
Book and Coll Bracelet for LOO
Book aad Gold Pencil for 100
Book and Gift Book for 90
This 10 . great movement. which has for its end
the dissemination Of knswiedge b, sure to call st
No ss Main street. and buy Book. mr. 1-St
~OHEAP PcARDPRINTTNa.-TheD DIsPArCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
hudaLES' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESS rs, 10
prepared to furnish thisdescrpt;on Of work
and With greater rapdsy. than any other establish.
ment In this city. The largest stock of CARDS 10
ths city can be found at this office.
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Bunaow . knLIABLH nADioass.
the MOST EXALTED hsMHDY In Tna
nnasa smssss s Inceasds who vsrs -
deemed S:,oaa 8: :sii >! sssssssss sss 1es: Sss: q:
wonoerIuny % rsssa:sd 2 hesltA, 81 ShS . q rs
Tlsk sfrsIff rissS spi isSH88fStHt 8fStH1t.Sisas
sCR0lUll ll,Us AstECrI1Ss, al q. q a S1s.sss -:
d Sy ssy nsdciSs 3 nssicsl ssS ss :ssss.s = s.ss
y snosossn.Z SesiaY,s. - sss -ssssa - ess.asA,
dissssss rsssisins ften nor6Sd ssss. q sSsSs - -
sach e iivIK C9MPLAIE NEsSQHs AiysG
81 ,pFs Fs Xiv oaao S sI6 tEvks Az 1SS6hIe
and ell othsr dissas-s which are veil knovn - aa-
K; from .: .SSys s:usss An sass z :ssss
p.r.sion @ curing ihs dls.a.. g .hicl g = =
'oriDave circular. PrsSsssd u
Practical and Analydoal CAeataa
.. 'sr y: s!e.s T. aessss s:.s. y l::: ];
generally. # # mh l-SH
~ LlooRIol "
o. Tan A.. .,s,' va zsexS ;Syesi,i nm asAls
.dss-iy 81. Pns rassf. INV Iosx.
NJ HsxRr L. Blooxn hes resumed
the Rr:csies = q Y. IN the sisy Of Riehnena.
Sank street, M - IL as-.1a
~ DISEASED 800 3 sugss ass
EXTRACT from % = letter from eHaess k;a.
my vie has been for years afaiceed with sreAt
weak ne.: H.in 10 .hs .ld.. ssss., ard bses. Ssip
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invited 10 call at the Photograph and Fine Art Gal
Iery of g W mINSIs. No lS7 Main street, opposite
the Custom House and examine the beautiful spe
cimsns on exhibition in every branch Of Photogra-
phyvhsre the art be seen In its utmost periecr
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Rlv ARTHUR MITCHELL of New York,
Pastor elect of the third Presbyterian church Of
| this city, arrived here yesterday morning, anc
| will preach his first sermon tomorrow at II
O'clock.
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~SH.MroosIHG WITH SHowII

~SHsmPooEISG With W B
BATH -Gentlrmsn. If you wish 10 get ur
heads shamp soned with thel shoSer bath. would
ad wise Won 10 call at the Hair Cutting, shaving,
fh.mpooning and Bathing Balloon under the Anne
ricau Hotel. Entrance on ilth street. Single bath
as cents or Ave tickets for 81. my 10
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THz ExcIrRMasT, yesterday, over the
election returns, continued unabated during the
day. At an early hour In the morning men of
both parties assembled around the Dispatch bulle.
tin board, anxious to giean Intelligence as fast as
it arrived. Luckily, good feeling generally pre-.
vailed, and both parties seemed prepared for the
result, whatever Il may be.
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SAVANNAH, Ga May 2S.-rhe Isabel from Hava-
na on the 2lst has arrived Sugars dull aad un =
settled. MoIasses active and ad dvaucing.
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h~ WILLIAM p. Mayo.

Late OF Bin:ord, Mayo Blair. 10 interested in the
busints 50 of
WATKINS f FICKLEN,
Where he may Away he found prepared to offer his
friends ana thos5 of his late firm
LARGE. ELEGAnT AND ENTtkELY
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
NV E--im
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EXPERIMENTATION.
DEEPFrFP

REFRIGERATORS, cheap! cheApl
WATER COOLERS
WiTER COOLERS
SH1 WER B4 tbs
ICE CREAN FREEZERS
ICE PITCHERS
Persons wishing ANY of the above artieles. will
find large assortment at VERY LOW PRICES.
Thus BULkLEY,
,,xs-.ra l37 Main street,
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STEAMER JAMESTOWN.
ELECTION on A RISuOp

NEW York. May 2s-1011 o'cIocS.-Ths James
town, from Richmond, is coming up the bay.
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LARGE FAIURE-Mr Field Fowler, who has been
| extensively engaged in the sugar trade and 10
operatiops with linseed oil, has failed for upwards
| OF two hundred thousand dollars. large part
| OF his indebtedness is said to be In Cuba.
Resfon Trduscripk
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FOURTH OF JULY.-Already we see in our coun.
try exchanges indications Of the approach OF auo.
ther GLORIOUS 4th," 10 the shspe Of promise work
for orators aud makers of stump speeches,-in all
Of which, that fine bird, the American Eagle, 10 ex.
pected 70 perform bis usual arduous part
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AsrRoNoMr AND SMoKE.-It has become necessary
to remove the Cincinnati Observatory from Its
pr esent location, on account of tho accumulation
Of smoke, which renders II impossiblc to tdt OBJ
servations except by day or early In the evening.
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1O HHDe Prins Side sad ShsaldsFas
~ Or sais ~ --. ..rr.v, M
6n1TT7T6 1YT6T, C1hn Heleose4
: - 'si''''''' y : ss'l MI 5zl sse
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BAD News FOR OPERATORS PoR RIsE.-Albauy-
Flour and grain entirely fiat Buffalo-Flour dull
| and lower; wheat unsaleable; corn down. Phila-
| delphia-Flour rs cents lower. Baltmore-Flour
dull; wheat declining.
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~ LEE n PLEasAErs-

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice Ia the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico,
6Dochlaud and II anoyer.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds
&c they are authorised 10 take Dispositions. Amid
vita Acknowled gmerts of Deeds, Powers of Attor-
Hey Bills Of Sale &c, TO be used or recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Office On IIth st. Sd door from Main. NH 12-ly
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ASHLAND RACES The race at Ashland,
yesterday, was for the Proprietor's purse of 5000
two mile heats, for which there were only hrse
entries, only two of whom came 20 the score. The
purse was won easily in two straight heats BY Nc.
Daniels Fnancier. We append SUMMARY:
Proprietor's Purse $500, two mile heats,
l
Fondren. ilIlams Co.'S b. c. by Childe
Harold, dam Betsy VII White................. 22
Jehn Belcher's C. b. Ashland by financier
dam By Priam pd. #
Time-l --4u
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Rus OvHR Reuben Wa Is, q free
| negro boy, was carelessly run over By horse aud
| buggy, yesterday morning, on third street, near
| Marshall, and had one of his legs badly b uised
and cut. The person In the Buggy, 1t 10 ssad, did
| not stop to enquire what irjury he had inflicted
on the boy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

ArFRssH LIloHns.-l have just re.
ostved. By Adams Express. fresh lot Of swedish
LHECREs. whish will be applied upon most reason
able terms. ...s.1
PS,-Cupping and Leecbing promptly attended
10 dan be found at all hours Of the day, at the Han
dressing Room under the American Hotel, and al
nv as-ts r. O. HOBS0N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

HEMP FEVER EpDEMrc.-There are sevon execu-
tions to take place in Canada in the course of
next month-one iu Toronto, one at Merrittsville,
three at Brautford, one at Coburg, and one at
Bellevile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The will of the late Vim
". Cox, Of Charles county, ND, contained the
following clause ~ also devise and bequeath
that my negro woman Kitty aud her children
Johs, Catherine, Sarah and Charles, shall work
1, for themselves by paying the ex.cufor, annually
one cent per year hire." This bequest, the Port
Tobacco Times says fills, in the opinion of Judge
Grain, and ho has declared IL null and void, a.
against the policy Of the laws of .he State, as
exhibited by repeated acts of the Legislature Of
Mary land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

FOUND GUnTY.-Samuel Turner has been con'
yicted at Nevcsstle. Del, of the outrage on Mis-
Norris The puniskment is death. A young man
named Robinson had previously feen convicted
of being concerned 10 the same outrage, and soma
tepced to be hung