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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-08
RIcHMONR VA, TUESDAY, NoyEnREP . IaEo
A SECRET ORGANIZATION FOR SLAVE ISsuR

sASEcREr ORGANIZATION FOR SLAVE INsrp. !.
REcTroS.-The Cincinnati Times learns from
rehaoie authority that considerable exeitr.
meht exists in portion Of Kentucky. rela.
i've to the supposed detection of secret ar.
gantzation, having for its object slave insur.
rectlon The fsets, as they received them. A..
as follows
Two anonymous letters were receivad
tnfongh the post-office at Cynthiaua Ean
eusky, announcing the existence In tl,nt In.
10y ~. Vi secret organization, upon a plan
Fsrr. F,t 70 20, ima.. OF Old Browns at Harper,s
hhe letters andsheir contents were made n,,h.
ls, ana immediately created great pxc,ta.
ment throughput Harrison and Bourbnn
eonnhes. whert II is alleged the oreanixation
exists, and is intended 10 operate " n,,tsin
meeting was called at Cynthiana and ,a,as
largely attended. Measures were taken to
si.ss Out the members of the organization
ana 70 protect the community agaInst any ont,
TN, Una. y may be attempted among the slaves.
lhe association is said TO consist mostly of
negrSes, led and directed by white men. It il
charged that some of the employees Of the Gov
lngton and Lexington Railroad are leaders in
me movement. The anonymous letters de-
clare that, like that of Harper's Ferry. each
member of this Organization is sworn ,n CO.
ciesy, ana IL Is supposed that arrangements
ier general outbreak We're pretty we'll ma.
tured. A vigilance committee was organized
4. me meeting OF the citizens, and the utmost
prccautiop is observed throughout the conn
Try. Stringent resolu ti3ns were passed. and
fne least movement on the part of the slaves is
to be the signal for prompt action. Great con-
stefhalloh ana alarm exists throughout the
country, and full supply of firearms have
been ordered by the citizens, and a thorough
preparation is made for any demonstration
mat may occur. This matter will be tho
roughly investigated, and the guilty parties.
tce.
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Theatre.-The thrilling tragedy of King Lear
Will be produced Tonight. The numerous ad-
mirefs OF Barry Sailiyan's style Of acting have
expressed strong desire TO see him IN The
character OF the mad King, which, we doubt
not, he Will render with accuracy and effect.
me piece is otherwise well cast-Mrs Phil
lpS as CoTdsfta Adams as Edgar and other la
yorite members of the company in prominent
parts We candidly advise those of our read
ers who enjoy Shakspeare's grand creations,
when we'll represented on the Stage 10 attend
varied by The prod uction of an overture COM
posed by Rosenbe ser, the accom- shed leader
II the orchestra introducing many familiar
airs.
We have heard the wish expressed that Mr.
sullivan repeat his performance of Hamlet be-
fore the termination OF his present engag cement.
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~ / Good Medicine We call the attention
OF nur readers 10 BAKERS CELEBRATED
FREMIUM BITTERS. From facts which have
come under our personal knowied c, we are salts
he'd that this preparation is Inc best remedy for
the diseases enumerated: such as Dyspepsia, Dys-
ehteTS, Nervous Headache, &c, ever manuiac
tured. T. certainly IS IN our opinion. the most
successiul-rarely, If ever, missing its ohect
backed by hundreds Of certificates iven by reliable
gentlemen. welt known this State besides IT is
= virginia madIcIne of u ears standing and ema-
mating from a gentleman of the first postioa and
standing II society. Try il by all means-Nolfoik
Va Grammar.
These B.TTERS nan be had OF all the principal
Druggists ia the city of RicnHIuna aad elsewhere
IA virginia. no3-is
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uA. The Great ylrginia Remedy. anna na

HI rNBUG.-PETERS fNFALLIBLE REMEDY
FOR GON0RRHEA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES. This great american remedy, contain
ing no MercuTial or Balsamic properties, excels
everything heretofore offered the public, in its Gu
Tative, restorative, and renovating powers: and
the medical woTld are astonisned when told that
eontounded when they have ocular demonstra-
tions of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known Of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known Of Il case of twenty years standing to be
restored 10 perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration 10 he restored, without single
exoep ption, and therefore challenges any case ef
Goaorf hnpa which fhe remedy will not cure. pro-
yided the directions carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient and any one purchase
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, n his
or her case. ne guarantees perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents: and cure win be effected without incon-
venience TO the patent, Sold by
APpERSON & DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
au 3-6m@ No. 2Ol. Broad street.
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au Sim
ws. Kidney aud Bladder Complaints

~ Kidney aud Bladder Com pIaints.-The
newest aud most important discovery tor Kidney,
Bladder Com pla ATS. Urinary Distractions, Ieucor-
rhp2 or Whltes. Sexual Weaknesses, PHYSICAL
Pfostra,fon tni Debility of either sex, rs HARTS-
H0RNE'S BGCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unab be 10 walk. have soon
been relieved bs this powerful COMPOUND. Ii is
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those W hu have used II, TO be the best
BECUC COMPOUND In the world. Large bottles
81 email battles 80 cents fresh supply just
ceivet by FISHER IL WINSTON, Druggists,
je I4-l2n Main street, Richmond
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SUICIDE OF A GAMBLER.-The other day
says foreign paper. at famous German bath
ing and CANT bling place, Homberg, French
man, who had been playing for some time with
the usual luck of all gamesters, put down his
last Napoleon, and lost II like the rest He
drew pistol out of his pocket aud blew his
brains out, while sitting at the fatal freate -
qaaranfe table. The people who are generally
in attendance threw a cloth over his face, and
carried ont the wretched man, life being quite
extinct, and the game proceeded as if nothing
had ocpurrad
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Two SUICIDES ON ONE STEAM BoAT.-In a
late number of the Vicksburg Whig we find
the following paragraph
On the last upward trip of the Victoria a
cabin passenger named t. B. Williams, shot
himself. He got on at Gaines Landing and
papers found Oh his person indicated that he
resided about Wilson, Tennessee. He was fire.
quently heard to say after getting on the boat
that he twas willing to surrender;'' but no.
thing further could be learned. On her down.
ward trip deck passenger, in fit of delirium
tremens, jumped overheard and was drowned
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nv CowARuIN s. RAMMERsLEy.
SPECIAL NOTICES

~ let the W hole Afflicted World Read
IN TFSTf NONI OF A LADY AFTER IS
{RARS Of SUFFERING.
NORTHAMPTON County,, April 18th.
st.,,.S Ts,}fr 3 6aafy,
A.,e t,cpn afflicted with Rheumatism, At times.
an, m, rVelfih yeSr-l viii I've fifty wears OF age
~, 9Sfb of this month The attacks were, at times,
,-,,S rerieGseS 70 very Attle effect. Last octo.
~ vac gftgckec .n my shoulders. SideS BACK and
- Ef,eA rot rest da' or Ci&ht could rot
t',o ar, fart n nv hndy w'ttou; cTytn with pain.
',,,ll>r.n,e ! S,sn trled many remedies, internal
e-f eNtpru4l without recciEtng ahN retteis WAS
~lNt.Ti.RE. before had TAKEN one bottle OF
= .h. tr.t gnUeh halter, ana as continued taS :
- n tcW >tfaHGfb coming into any back and
:..f. 4ul rls StclnacA s'rf as, heHcd and revived
49,, Wry. Z haze }aAoG Ve bottles, and ana much
S,tt@r t,.- c,tr expected % (s'. intend 10 use
II otrscyct vca5 ,t. ana w0nH recommend il to
,aoae..ftG heicvrs & - he Unegus'led
''' N5f.rS fLJaABETR BAGwglf..
sr,s,r,. ..e-s,q.r { NoersToy:
',art,--A Mrs fhzsAeth BqKweN is a lady Of the
fe.t ~pspec;ah3iI',, wealthy and influential the
.,-a m Aer ra>e Srcaks volumes IN favor OF this
..-r.tai ..l EiCctETe. SeVcrsl other PERSONS we
- h,s.a al have derived great benefit from its
c-a sad HayA 5s3I arXioas lnSuirers 70 know when
o.,.. rS5r4.c 4tsAiAer SuYpty. We expect larse
- rs rG 81 ran tHc present Gemsn'i, and want YOU
o. s-rf us r. GoN ~ sooU IS possible,
Yours. TvLER & AnATE,
t~... lglh. Northampton county. Va.
"a C&'. sH4 set PAR vhletS ard see cures.
So a, pl RCEiI.. t.ApD * Co. Richmond I;
Ia Nr. COOK Z. fTe3feTlekSAuT ~ Hll the Drug
81. % Petersburg: by MORTIMER 4 NOW
EPt5 Fa.t9ascYs; and hy ErEsEIsts and Shop
.ea3srs everywhere. s / pcr bottle six battles
SIS oc 3l-dScwts
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Woman BaYat.--The clothing of a woman
took fire last evening from the gas light in a
fancy goods store down town; and being en-
cumbuTed with steel hoops, all efforts to ex-
ttnguish the flame Were Intellectual, until her
entire apparel was consumed. 1t is proper 10
add that the unfortunate creature was insen-
sibe to pain, siace it was merely an automa-
tion figure, kept in the windo W for the purpose
of showing off dry goods.
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ont of Place.-A free mulatto, named John
Joseph Austin Scott, from Manchester, was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday, for residing
here witout proper register. 1t was stated
that he was born in New York; but the mother
of the boy, who once made trip to Cuba
claims that he is the son of Spaniard. john
Joseph Austin Scott was cautioned agains t
visiting Richmond in future, and released.
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1rraI Of ~. b. DickfnSon.-The examination
oi witnesses occupied the whole of yesterday.
Ihe Com monwealth introduced the testimony
OF Arthur Dabney, who was not examined on
l he previous trial of the prisoner. His evil
dence differed in some respect from that OF
others. He stated that Dickinson took the
knife from an .oyster box,'' or counter, about
siN feet ia height, while it had been previously
ai1eged mat ne picked it up from table.
The Commemorative Attorney declined tn
examine Henry &. Neidt, wbereupon the coun-
sci ior the prisoner raised a point and insisted
that he might be cross examined by the de-
tehce, but called as witness for the Common
wealth. This was overruled by Judge Clop.
ton, and the witness was not examined
the argument Of counsel win probably COM
mence this morning
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GOLDEN GUTTER-The Journal de Con-
sta ntinople gives an account of a curious re-
ligious ceremony which has just taken place
III That city. 1t is the reception by the Sultan
of the golden guttvr in which is collec ted the
rain that falls upon the temple Mecca. and
which thenceforward is considered Dy the
MussuImen as holy water. This gutter has
been carried from Mecca and received by the
Sultan with pornpous ceremonies. 1t has been
placed in the old palace at Consantinope,
where the arms, flags, and other memorials OF
Mohammed are carefully preserved.
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~ Even the~~ VI 10 are in the enjoyment
~ IL. jest he.Na frequently have need te have re
t.5.Se tn fca5cS aS pTeventsVes of disease We are
never tn, wei. arNoged aAssuSt the assaults of tbe
.srae. flesh IS bear To Such an corator they
lrs, hnG u Hos tLltER'S BITTERS-a medl-
vr7..., and elasticity 10 the 81 stem. At ths sea.
S1u. IEfl.-u.4rN, EAe stronse est man is not proof
aa.rst me 17si9yla. IN certain sections Of the
eauutrf. IN a.. cases oi fever and Sg ue. the BIT
rr.s : Mere potent than any amount of aUiniRe.
HliN fae most canGfT"ns cases OF hilllous fever
,.r'f ta Is ntudc iai properties. Those who have
inc. ,.f medicine Viii never use another. for auy
ur tne B, 'mrHtS which the EosrkrTkR RirTFRs
g~- te.>as - Su.Jue. To those who have not made
I.r ~ a. rrneat, we cordially recommend an earl,
s~Y.frt:oG 80 me BtTFEFS, whenever they are
= o.rH tE, diseases ~ the dt tzestlve orSans.
SD ty ir8es.SlS aEG dealers generally, every
where
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Lost On Eye.--One day last week an old ne
gro man, owned by Mr.. Edward Pleasants,
mad one OF his eyes seriously injured, if not
entirely destroyed, by blow from a stone,
thrown at him by some rude lad rs he was
passing along Broad street in u vehicle. a
lady saw the occurrence and reported the fact,
but did not know the boy by whom the stont
was thrown.
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Rcbbsry md {acsRdirrism.-Mr G. 3. Green,
OF Westmorelaud county, arrived here yester-
day III pursuit OF a horse thief, who, il ap-
pears, had stolen a valuable animal from Mr.
e., set fire to his stable and burnt it to the
ground, together with fcnr out of six horses
in 1t at the time, and 81 considerable quantity
Of provender, implements, etc. The stolen
horse was found, it having been sold last Sat
urday by one OF our auctioneers to Mr.. A.
Barrata, for the sum of 500; about third
of its value, according to the real owners es-
innate. The thief and incendiary is still at
large, but it is believed that he will yet be
caught.
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tooh LFHcets-f7tS fefSNfng INSANITY, &c.
STANARDsvILLE, GREENE COUNTY, yA.,}
Nov. 9th, 1889
saw this morning in the Enquirer, that
Mr.. Brown has recognized in Cook, the Har-
per's Ferry insurgent, the ''crazy rnan'' who
visited his neighborhood last summer as
''getter-up of a History OF Virginia." A man
whose appearance came up precisely TO the de-
scription of said Cook was among us, think.
sometime in July. He cut many antics, and
among other things, pretended to be getting
statistics 10 write the History of Virginia;
again he was endeaforing to employ carpen-
ters to build large editice on the top of our
mountain, &c. l conversed with him, and
judged from his conversation he was an educa-
ted man and had been well raised as he had
delicate appearance, havinga very small hand,
unused to much manual labor. lie principal
ly skul1ed on such farms where were the nos1
negroes nevertheless, we generally looked
upon him as an unfortunate man, and some
benevolent individuals gave more or less
morey TO supply him with some articles OF
apparel which he appeared to need. Cook al
Chariestown is the same man no doubt, and
we, in the future. should be more on our guard
in permitting such individuals to pass, con-
cocting their internal schemes. 10. Il.
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Rocketts.-This locality, formerly somewhat
noted for rows and disturbances, has bece6ne
one of the most peaceful quarters of the city.
This reformation is in some measure attribu-
table to the efforts of the temperance men.
The men1bers of Powhatan Division held q
pubic meetius there last night--a prac-
tice which they Will continue occasionally
throughout the winter.
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Quiet TinsS.-The city has relapsed into a
perfectly drowsy condition. We have no sort
of excitement at present, and our inhabitants
are wearying of the talk about late events eIse-
where. The Schiller Festival may wake folks
up. II commences tomorrow night with a
torch-light procession.
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piCHMoNp GRorNn PLasrER.-rhe

(fCHNOND GROUND PLASTER. The
IL Plaster ground at the mills OF the subscribers
is selected with CREST care and with special card
to the interests of their customers and the trade
generally. They hazard nothing in saying that il
viii be to the interest OF those in want to give
them call, they have been engaged in the busi-
ness lonGer than any other establishment in the
cits; and they attend personally to grinding
and cooperin OF every barrel, persons may rely on
getting the Plaster IN good condition. Farmers
furnishing their own bags can save 5 per ton. A
liberal discount to the trade.
We tender grateful thanks for the liberal
PATRONAGE bestowed on oar old brand the past sea-
SON as we'll rs in wears past, and hope hy strict
attention to business, To merit continuance.
J. & II. F. SHARP Steam Plaster Mill,
South side of the Dock,
sc 23-dI2t&swet* Richmond Va
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SENTENCED TO BE HuNG.-Wm. Choice, a
young man OF Rome, Ga, had his trial last
week in Atlanta, for the shooting and killing
of All officer In that city last winter. The YER
diet Of the 1nry was murder la the first de-
gree, aud Choice is sentenced To be hung in De-
cember. Choice was very respectfully eon-
nected. Ills whole life is represented TO have
been GA The fast order.
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MEASURING CoAL.-Coal put into bins and
levelled, can be measured from one to LOCO
tons. Lehigh white ash coal, per ton of 2GO0
lbs, of the egg or stove size, will uniformly
measure 34k feet cubical, while white ash
Schuylkill coal will measure 35 and the
pink, grey and red ash will reach SO cubic feet
per ton of 1000 lbs. or 40 feet for 2i0 lbs the
difference of cubical contents between net
and gross ton being exactly four feet. The
length, breadth an height of the bin. multi
piled together. and divided by the aforenamed
contents ofa ton. the quotient must show the
number of tons therein
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Jack Ashors.-Edward Langley, a jolly Jack
tar, captured when about three sheets in the
wind, was towed into Port Mayo yesterday
morning lie told the Mayor that he only took
three drinks of cherry brandy, as medicine,
but it made him top-heavy. Discharged with
an admonition.
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"a. Light! Light, Light. ..!--Buy the
rG>I.--t,egu. ne CAMEL COAL OIL, manuac-
tired from tirtIuia Camel Coal. A beautiful
c.l4f u.l warranted 10 burn well. not t0 smoke or
give s5.. 4nr.uusaRt order. has ofl - free from
a.. ai1'tr aion viii not explode, and is the most
economical Oh III use. Sold Icy
FISHER & WINSTON.
pa I9-lu Druggists. Wholesale A-ents.
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sA~ Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT

"a Great Bar.afns-
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS il co.'s,
No. IA, EAGLE SQUARE.
~ Brown SHIFTING, Heavy, at sd.
IA Bleaehed atto
Super . at 10 cents
The hegt4s % refsold here, at l2ia.cts.
loo p's Fast Col'd PRINTS, ~ "a cents
Besg Efikiish and Anne rcan PRINTS, AT ii cents
Rich Paris DELAINES, at 621a cts, worth s71a cts.
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
IS Very Ri@h SILK ROBES, at S35. worth S45
KID GLOVES. as good AZ Ateaander's. at 75 cts.
gesi l0-4 cached SHEETiNGS. al % cts.
PERKINS & CO.,
sc l9-ts No. III Eagle Square.
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sA Two-One-Seven. - The Public are
respectfully invited 10 call az my NEW and beau
tifui ROOMS, recently fitted up for the purpose of
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
varied branches, and examine the numerous i'm
prpvements lateiy added 10 the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS eolored IN WAFER or OIL, from min
iatare up 20 ife siz which styles combine all the
delicate finish of the ivory Miniature. and the hold
and speaking Portrait in oil. AMBROFYPF.S taken
Ia eYery variety of style. u. w. MINIS,
1IY Main sf
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LARGE BUsINEss.--There are 500 operatives
in the Manchester. N. H.. Print Works, 1000 of
whom are female, and the monthly pay roll is
about SI0000. The mills contain 60,0o0 spin
dies and 1900 looms, and consume weekly
As 1000 pounds of cotton and 250O0 pounds of
wool, manufacturing annually n. .56e, 900 yards
of cloth The dyestuffs and chemicals con-
sumed annually amount to $3.50 ,nu1 The cap
ital of the company is S1,s00,ooo.
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ANOTHER LKTTER.-The correspondent of

the Petersburg Express, writing from this city,
says:
Weare informed, upon the very bes an thor
ity, that Governor Wise received letter a
few days ago, from Fernando Wood, of New
York, entreating his leniency in behalf of Old
Brown, now condemned to death at Charles
town. He says s'that he knows that he (Goy
W. possesses the humanity, but he would in
qiire if he had the nerve" limiting TO pros
pectiye quid pro quo from the Black Republi-
cans, in the Presidential contest and avering
that such course would be important to his
interests in that respect Governor Wise
promptly replies, that Brown is condemned to
e hung, and that he will see that he is hung.
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Sympathizer IN DiEeu,ty-A soldier
named Simmons, belonging to the Public
Iuard, is under arrest for uttering sen ailments
u q decided antl-slavery character, and SYM
pathiZing with Old Brown and his assoeis toe
~ Lhe men who heard him, gave information to
Oapt. Dimmock, who, with his officers, in
CURED INTO the matter. Gov. Wise deems the
oneace one that comes under the jurisdiction
Of the civil authorities. and Simmons will
accordingly have hearing before the Mayor.
Ii Is somewhat important that the soldiers of
me state Guard should be all right on a oues-
iou SO Intimately connected with the well
ARE of the community, and rather danrernus
70 give expression to seditionary language in
virginia, particularly at this time
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LOCAL MATTERS.

tsostng Nfsht.--The exhibition of the vir.
slhia mechanics, Institute will close to. night
80 Lhat all depositors can call Wednesday
morning and get their contributions and pre-
niums. s1 Ats O'Clock this evening Rev. JoHs
soLLiNs 1tNs McCABE, ID. d., will deliver an nd
iress, and from the high Character Of the dis.
hguished tor, rare intellectual treat may
~ anacipafed. After the address, the pre-
o'clock. - - E- -" : = -
X, Xn ~ Nfdnesday morning. at o'clock the hall
VIII be open for the delivery of an goods on
'eposif, and 1t is very important thar exhibit.
q sIs should send for them that day The main
aali is engaged for leet tire on Thursday night.
sI snu Unless the articles on deposit are called
9laeed or lost. Exhibitors will. therefore. con
for their goods. aeT = - 80 r. =
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LsALE TRADE, 1853.
L CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU-
SIVELY.
WORD & WETSIGER,
No. IL PEARL STREET,
Have In store the largest aud best assorted stoek
Of READY MADE CLOTHING they have ever
offered for sale. Their Goods have been manufac-
tured upon the best terms and made OF the BEST
MATERIAL and in the most FASHIONABLE
STYLE.
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee are invited TO examine stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. We are dst.r
mined To oiier e4aGi aiacenaeats with any house
IN s6iS or any other market.
WORD & WEISIGER, No. IL Pearl st.,
Sc I'D NX2n Richmond. Va.
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J correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
suspicious caayaeisr--Leup from Raflroa5
Ira'n-Land saies--Raiiroad Arrangement.
CoHrt Matters, d-e.

Trcs, -, 60, p., =. 1-s''"au '"au
-. -. '--AAfoaa arrangements,
'eH't Afassers, Sc.
IyNcuBura u No~
A. man, whe gives his mama ~ E,d.v.ra
Monft was arrested here fa,v a. - - 80 = . ~, ~
outbreak at Harper's Ferry. and niaee., 'ne ~
confinement for misdemeannr. ha. psacsu s.'.s -
conversation and admissions rr,a.ia ~ ,,,is. M
ers caused himself to he ...,,aesha y p.isoh,
of being puga ped in the. affaIr IL s.s ~. 'e'i
that he was engaged with nm pro,,, q. ~.
Kansas work. aud states thai he r.s :. % n,n M
per's Ferry short time bp f,rs .hs
there, and that he freo1,s,.t ~ e. :. IN
conyerg with him. fhrf,rh In tIis h,s go :
ments are contradietary Era,, .ss. ,s .sas .ass-
tion with him I sisas,,os ~, !. ! ssls =, sIsa
relish being aIresti,ntd ana ha a,.,,asu- u,n Az
considerable degree Of slrfewduess In HE 70
plies. which were ~ an arsssrs aha IN MS re-