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assy- AnrIsIo1AL THnrH-THs CHEo-

PLASTIC PRecEss &C. ", JONES, DENgIsr,. having
purchased tbs srcfnsirs right fer the above
mode Of making TEETIi. and alter psing and test
ing it in the mot difficult cases aotere other plates
raj faed Is srti,riy satisfied Of its absolute seri
gytty over the gold, silver and patina method csn,
therefore with confidence, recommend II to ali who
ns desire full partial acts of teeth; and especial
~ 10 such as may BE- dissatisfied scttt those they are
a0u ,tSa0. In 'his process, all OF the objections to
tide gold plate are removed-the suction tetYs0 per.
kct s,crres comfort and Stability 10 the BIT, and the
iei fro:n Hnper or between them: they are lhere
fore cleaner smoother and 10 every reapeet better
In consequence OF the perfect adaptation OF The
llate to the mouth, aud the suction thefeoY Sc
cured he can insert one more teeth otthoat clasps,
sad in all caaes guarantee perfect and satisfactory
st.
This method having boen adopted aud commend
a by thsse standing highest in the profession.
North aud South, testimonials will be given, aud
specimens exh bited, TO any who may desire 10 see
them. The old plates OF those wishing TO xohange
The old method for the new. viii bS taken in part
pay. VIII of course, make teeth on the old mode
or thosa who may prefer it..
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth e1
rGcted by electricity for those who wish it.
0aice opposite Coiinihian Hall. ja7-1y
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N L w NO Z UPON
q AK ASHL AND RACES
-Sk8eH~S SPRING MEErINa, 1889.
nh h4-F&Tu3b

The Spring Meetin over this course will com
mepce on TUESDAY. 18th day of May next. and
continue throughout the week.
FIRST DAY-Post stake for all ges four mile heats
SOS entrance; el00 forfeit 81 90 added by the
Club. Closed Ist inst with 70 subscribers viz
y TW boswell. John Hunt. T, II Dickinson n
and James Tavlor.
SECOND DAY-FirSt Race -Swet p, takes for three
year old colts aud flies $500 III ance. 500 for
felt. Closed on lat inst with the bl lowing entries
Thomas w boswell enters ch c, Exchequer, by
Revenue, dam Nina. by Boston.
Gibbons eaters b I, Ctnoline. by FinaDcier.
dsm Miss Matte. by Um pre.
john Hunter enters b c. by Lexingt IN. dam BY
Glencoe.
FIN Hall enters gr I. Faith, by Child Harold,
dam Fidelity, By Priarn.
lSeccad Racs-Same Day.-Jockey Cll ID purse.
$3.50. three mile heats.
TAIsD DAY-Eirst Race -sweepstsk es for three
old colts and niles. $3.50 entrance. .iaf for
fit Mile heats. TO name aAd close 18th arch
iSscond Rdce-Same Day-Proprietors pur &c. 500
Too mile Leats.
foyaTH DAY-FirSt Race -Swee pstakes 10, threa
year Oh colts ami fllies. our OF mares that never
pro duced winner. $50 entrance. Tia 4 Il 'rfeit
Mile heats. To name nj close 18th MARCH,
second Roce-ssme Day ay.-Prop ietor's srse \ Floo
Mite heat,-bcst thI Iee in five.
FIFTH DAY -Haadlcap race for service 81 piA 70
the value OF $500 entrance s5n TO be addsi 10 ne
stake. second horse 10 save his entrance pf7vidt q
three or more start Three uiie heats.
Nominations FOR the bova mentioned Colt Stakes
ciosing 18th March next, to Sa ad Iressec. 10
NAT1PL A THOMPSON.
Sec'y Ashland Jocs ey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover county, Va. jan 70, tS-f.
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e%s~ THE GREAT VIRaIEIA REMEDY,

PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GON0R-
KHTA And ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing ho der
,uria or Balsanic properties, excels everything
herstofora offered the pubic, in its curative resto
.ativs AID renovatlng powers; and the medicai
world are astonished when told that the above TO
nedy viii cure the above diseases, ard coniounded
chen they have occuiar dsmonstI ations OF the facts
Sut the proprietor, who has known OF the remedy
or twenty odd years, has known OF case OF twenty
fears standing, 10 be restored 70 perfect heatn ann
1ithort single OK lepton and therefore challenges
my case Of GOnorrhoea vhich the remedy Will no'
,ure provided the directions are carried ont with
prudence on the part OF the patient; and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
ngiy, In his or her case he guarantees q perfect
afe and Ia case of failure, Will fui nsh aadttoha
Medicine. free of charge, 10 complete tie cure
nrough his agentg and Gu will DO eflecfed Win
ut Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
CHuBES Il APPEKs0N, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richme I'd,
de tO-sms No. 2ol Broad st.
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~ II You HAvE A CoUon.

~ II YoU HAVE CoU0n,
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTuRI.
W TaKR HAMPTON's TINcrURz.
''N " TAKE aAMpToNy TINcruRs.
If you have Bronchitis,
= ''1 A"'' TsKE HxMpToN's TINcTURE.
- TAKE HAMpToN's TINoruRE.
;" 's1 A"'' TAKE HAMPToNs T4NCTURB.
ASTHMA, COUGH, CONSUMPTION. The writer
is most highly esteemed; like thousands Of our best
known citizens feels it duty to bear Testimony Of
the vonderfu, curative power of HAMPT0N'S
TtNCTuRE Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving IL trialf Call and get pamphlet.
BALTIMORE, SEPT %. 1858.
Messrs Mortimer q Mototrdy- Gentlemen: / have
been frr some time afflicted with asthma. aecompa-
MED with shortness Of breath. with many mptoms
properties of HAMPTON's VEGEfEBLR THO.
tUkE. from having used the same, induced me TO
procure bottle of the Tincture, and by the OF
one bottle was much better that was induced TO
use OF It, and by taking five ak bottles was
restored to my nsu: health. and will say TO a per:
vEGETABLE TIN CTURE.
9eutlemen.You are at liberty TO use my name
Tor the benefit Of the afflicted; st
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Md.
hHr Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Ssld by PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Richmond; by
DR. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
in Pesersburs; by MoRflMER 4 NOWBEAY,
baltimore, and by Druggists and shop-ke~pers
everywhere. -
SA- 81 per bottle; six bottles for s5.
pOl-dHWta
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TIE GREAT PAIN ANVIRILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAk STOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

'
PREPA Il 81 b / 4 CHEMIST.
BOTTLES II, ~ aad 80 cents ana Que dollar.
rEE GRkAI lest DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
ESRTSHOhNE'S CCRE-ALL should be kent in
al families in case OF accidents Sudden sickness
it frequently il isss time than it requires to
get phy hyscian.
1t cures pain in part Of the system and is used
externally Ind internally.
AaRrSnOEHE'S CURE-ALl. cures Rheuu atisn
Neuralgia and Uhilelai:s.
HARTaHO ORN E'S Z UUhE-ALL cures Cramps Collie,
Pains III the Stomach or Bowels.
HAR1SH0RNk'S CJRE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, side; Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
uAkTsn0RNb5 CURE-ALL cures Sprains
Bruises scaids, Burns and Frosted Fest.
HaRTSHukNkS CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling of the joints.
uARrSH0RNES CURE-aLL cures Stiff Neck
from q Cold, and Ague ia tho Breast
HAR-sHURNE'S CURE ALL is good for DYs spep-
sia Weak stomach and Bowels
Whenever you have pain use the CURE.ALL. a.
it acts upon tho Nerves. Musea, oinews. Blood and
Bones and. by its warming electromagnetic ROVER
sxpel6 all pain from the system. Get bottle and
try it.
The above medicines to be had st all Drug Stores
IN Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and ali towns in
Virginia. oc l5-6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES

s<5- THr BEST CosGH SYRUP II rnI
WORLD. s
The best Cough Syrup IN the world n RArts-
horne's Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article il prepared By Q chemist, and h pro-
it. TO be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds.
Catarrh. Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat nom
q cold, and preventive Of that lion Of disssses.
Consumption. ~
Persons who sing should use IL. II 10 pleasant to
the TASTE soens clears and strengthens the voice,
aays alirritatou OF the throat and lun0s, and pre-
vents taking cold. -
Bottles rs and so cents and 81. Sold By all Drug.
gsts In Richmond Norfolk. Petersburg, and al
towns In Virginia. oc 1-tm
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PRICE ONE CENT.
Tns DiMocaATs OF Henrico count

THH DEMOCRATS Of Henrico county
neid meeting In the basement OF the countJ
court house yesterday, and transacted some bust.
ness, bnt deferred the nomination for the House
o. Delegates until the April term of the court
UT Ut. Logan McCoul was called to the chair, and
"a, :. Jonn Harrison appointed Secretary.
The meeting passed a series of resolutions, en-.
so's'ss the course Of Hon. John 8 Caskie, ~ the
~ n,sfive OF this district In Congress.
u1a. .esgint'on was adopted, nominating Chastain
State Senate.
,a.uuon esoluuon was also adopted, directing the
.aar ~. man 10 appoint Vigilance COMMITTEES for
.ne county. and giving lin time to make the sp.
The above meeting was held vhi,a the r,nn,s,.
.,on vas 10 session in the court house, and We are
.nereiore unable to present full report this
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An UNEXPECTED AERIvAL.-The bark Jane Black
Of Limerick, which was aba ndoned water-Iogged
in November last, while on her voyage from Que
bee, has, strange TO relate, arrived at home. A
letter was received In Cork Friday, stating that
on the preceding day she had actually drifsed into
tho Shannon, where she was taken possession of.
She is now the property o! the underwriters, they
having long since paid the insurance on her.
CbTk Constitution.
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
sa WATCHES. JEwELRY,

G.
S&. SA MYEsS, cor M ain and Pearl street.
4k5x5D Richmoni Va, is receiving daily, By kx-
press handsome additions 10 his extensive stock of
wATC HE'S, JEWELkY. SILVER AND PL TED
WARS, all OF which, having been selected by him
self win the greatest care from this best importers
aud manufac turers in th'iudeiphia, New York and
Boston which he is fing to his friends and tue
public gener ally at wholesale AMI retail. on thv
most reasonable terms He would call particular
attention TO his large assortment OF Pee cAcLks,
consisting OF Brazilian Pebblfs and all other vari-
cites OF GLASSES He has hesitation IN saying
he will be abls to suit any person needing Optical
aid. 10 26 MfERs.
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ssNsTo THE South SIDE.-By la

g@sTo THE SOUTH SIDB.-By late
taYia, ,he Dauvile Railroad Company have reduced
the rate uf freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this data. wITR TiIS PRoYIsO, that DOUBLE
RATE will bs charge GGriuG the months of APRIL,
MAY. AUGUsT and SEPTEMBER.
orders 10 any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump. but should be given early to ensure
ii in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed IN tarrels -
JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
la 3-2m Nc II Pearl street
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30 $3.50 REWARD. - Ran away.

80 $3.50 REWARD. - Ran away,
"a about 27tl DscernDe-, i55S, my boy HENRY
= Henry ia about 2l years of age, rather deli
e. ate il apnea rance, about feet or 10 inches
Ia elit bri x't uu4 alto. Tuii head OF hair, OF good
address bur rather cringinS when spoken IT,, laugh
when talking, find % dress ami somewhat Of a
dandy ha a small patch Of beard on bis chin He
il al-o u little bowed i'll the legs aid read anj
write.
VIII zivs fifty dollars reward il the above negro
"a taken t. this S.ts and loiQ ei in a wh9re
/ eau gat him; aud $50 ii taken II any other slave
htaee I will givs $3.50 reward if Information suifi
cart for conviction onn be Eivtn against any white
nan who iusy have had hand in getting him OF
10 d free State.
la 27-Ss CHARLES l.. EOBSON.
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HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUIcrDe.--At Monticello,
Indiana, horrible murder and suicide WAS com.
mi,ted the 26th uit Arthur Burns. an old
farmer, who had been divorced from his wife, but
was again married to the same woman after
separation of several years deliberately loaded his
gnu with heavy slues. and shot her through the
bead "a she sat knitting before the fire. Relnading
the guD, he placed the muzzle to his month"; and
pulling the trigger with his toe, blew his brains
cut. He was Instantly killed. The unfortunate
woman, though shot through the brain. gered
for whole day, when abe died in great agony
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"BeIsr0L RILL" SHOT AND KILLED The Concord
Patriot is informed bya correspondent, that the
notorious English burglar, Wm. Warburton, alias
"Bristoi Bill" escaped from the State prison a.
Windsor. VT, on the 1st nit. and was pursued by
officers, who overlook him on the ROAD to Bellows
Falls, when the fugitive drew revolver and fired
, at the officers, who returned the fire and killed
| him on the spot. Bristol Bill. at the time OF his
escape, WAS serving out long sentence for an at.
tempt on the life of district attorney in Yer.
mont, who had procured his conviction 10 a case
of robbery.
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sss- Dr.. MIsNocK's INDIAM PANAoSA,

F9R THE CERTAIN Cure or NEURALGIA AND kBEU-
NatfsN This CcmpuuLd effectuauy relieves ana
cures t!euraig gis rheumatism iii its most acute
t3rm, Tue great success with which If has NIT ana
,he ncgea.ing demand lusties the assertioH, sfat
il stands anriyalleG reuedS. Those wdo have
suife, I'd and relieved, are wiling witnesses
in behalf OF its virtues The many Testimonials
whc have been given in its behalf. convincing
and satisfactory. The afflicted have only TO Try
And be convinced.
VI my certificates Of its efficacy he Sc By sp-
picstiop to the Agents.
sa- Che genuine panacPa il to be had of all
Druggists Orders address ed to the General Whole
sale gents, FISHER WINS ON,
Druggists, '25 Main street. Richmond, Va.
Price One DJIlar per bottle te ls-im
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YosK RIVER RA1LRoAp.-The state

AoNh AsI'AN A'aiLr roAD.-ju no SLAIe
ment made in some of the papers that the work
on the Richmond and York River Railroad has
been suspended, for want of means, is incorrect
as We are informed by reliable authority. All
parts of the Improvement are being pushed ahead
rapidly as the inclement weather will permit.
aud the road will be In working order ia short
time. The continuous rains have retarded the
operations Of the contractors materially, but have
not stopped them. and will not stop them till the
work is COMPLETED
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ONE OF RossINi's RECEPTIONS IN PARis.-A Paris
correspondent of the New York Express, writing

correspondent of the New York Express, writing
on the 18th nit, says:
The last Saturday reception Of Rossini ought to
be marked with white cross. The favored few OF
mis- salon have not yet seen ID charming q muaica
fete First, the magnificent duo OF 'seTnlrsnlids"
and "Arsace." by Nesd8mes Grtsi and Is r. hi- Ma
mo- the conclusion CT which was performed second
time in obedience TO incessant brsyas bor. ni-ha
then sung a eantara by Rossini, and Grisi gave
the roInaDee from saul" MaIi eung the air oil
tie Goadolier; and he was not ia the couiiss es
he was compelled ts yield to the solicitations. and
accom- pany himself on the piano. subsequently,, "a
glorious trio was simproyised-Hario. badsif and an
"duillsums Teli'' Mario was sublime in his sc.
cents OF griel There were tears IN his voice, and
he listeners wept so Gsctousiy that they C.smored
TO be made 10 weep again! Bcrghi-Mamo ternina
mated this delicious evening by interLreffnN two
pretty Neape Titan songs; the first OF q character
som awhat SD the second gay ard joyous. The
"Magicienne' of the SrapdOpera in no ways lo.t
her prestige during the eveBing-eu contraire
The guests cid rot separate without emotion Af
fr an evening 50 fraaght with pleasure. Madame
raglioai advanced towards Mario TO compliment
him and said II am sure yon Do not r,c Euizs
me- "Ah. d.va" cried tho tenor ieproacbfu II.
"Ycu sins as you did in yonr test days''-thc oh.
seryed--"And I, alas. daIce no more " "But.n
retui ned Mario, "yon have taken tne art With
your' Mfdams Rossini sparklsd with diamonds
and availability; The goi himself; the maestro maestro
smiled in his olympisn msiesty. iull OF snahiiiY
honer. and for the first time. the con poser's rev
@tarantulan air was performed lts rapid move
msnt AMI melfdiaus measure had an electrician Fl.
tect aud the ex darseuse regretted that she cou'd
ing piees by Rossini. for tho yioiiDosilo, Ths
Lsrms.n was executed by Prince Ponias0wskA
There ssrs s5s ssashs h New York lsst ws.k.
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A-CHtNGE VS.. EXCHANGE A few days since q
friend addressed ns a note. conveying the sad in
teligeuce that he had ''nary red, and politely re-
questiug us to forward hg servant an Y. as the
boat &c Hd leave in few moments. We were
absent when the note came. and our publisher,
supposing that the referred to an exchange, sem
.he gentleman bundle of old pspers. We are
Indebted to the genius of cur publisher fnr the
establishment of paper currency in this office
C1d1o LAY G,1-pfie
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TEDTONORFOLKC CRY

GS.F IUU VIII : y 10 NUhFULk CIl1
"a JiIh AZ A RUNAW AT.-Was committed
"a TO the Jail Of the rrorati0u of the city OF
60. Norfolk on the .,;.h Gay of November ls5s
a LO- 70 man calling himself TUd BAILl The said
negro ms Al ia Ave feet and one half inches
hlgh and weighs one hupdred and s{Kty-fqe
par i.ds abaut luirty years Old of a llht coirprx-
i1a 81 atas tbat he was born in Summerset county
Maryland, aad Claims to be born free had VT en-
committed 10 Jail sleeps grey Clothes and sailor
has TIOS j COKPREW
IL g-fw ferEegut City Ne! folk
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FATAL DUEL A fatal duel toe k place on the 25'h
ult., near the lake, between J. A. Seth and d.
P'acide, of New Orleans, In which the latter was
killed The weapons used were small swords.
Rev. Martin l. Clarke. of the Tennessee Confer
ence, died on Friday morning 25th February,
near Nolensville, Williamson county, Tenn.
III. p Dougal. a we'll known shoe merchant of
Columbia 8. c., died in Newark, N. -, on the 4th
inst.
The Louisiana Legislature is following somewhat t
in the steps of the Illinois legislature and is at
present at "dead lock-" upon the Apportionment
hi
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DEAD BoDY FcUsD The body of a
iree hegress, named Judy, was found, few days
sincs, III the James River AMI Kanaw whs Canal near
nlcknams Bridge, in Henrico county. and an in.
Iues. neia ever 10 by Jnstice Dicken, attended by
constable Montague. The Jury, on exxminaIion
found marks Of violence npon the head of the de.
ceased, and, tied up in her aIson were severa,
large stones. doubtless put there to sink her, The
Impression there 10, that the woman was killed
~hiie on board some canal boat, aud then thrown
ihto the water On her person were found her
ree papers, which represented ber to be forty
years OF age. The corpse seemed to have been
IN the water three or four weeks Her relatives
may learn all particulars by calling upon the
Coroner or Constable
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e@ DYpn. ssIos OF epIars often re-

salt from improper digestion and tofpidity OF the
liver aud as these two organs the great genera
tors III disease immediate steps should be taken to
id nature In the perform OF it's functions W.
xnow 81 ~ bsfter agent for exscu ing this worh
ban Ba & EH'15 ?RkMIUM y tTTEss q purely &c
BILE mediciDe entirely innocent In Its operations.
80 d sure cuse ior ail Diseases arisihg from the
,tomach sud bowels. 10 bs had at PuRGELL,
LaDD 90, and By kit nruekiststn Va b2i
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A PRESENT The Rev. DR.. Rsphali, of New York
at the close OF course of lectures the "SAcred
Poetry Of the Prophets" in Rochester, was pre-.
sented last week With a silver pitcher, saiver aud
gobet-the gift of the congregation "Ber.h Ko-
desb."
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Sold by all Druggists In Richmond. &C l5-Sm
re- BUBEow s RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED r Z id EDY IN I'll E

EzsJ DTEEOW RELIABLE W HEDICiEE.
THE MOST EXALTED r EDY IN TIL e
WORLD
Eas cured and ID DOW daily Gfecting the nost
extraordinary cures OF diseases, 20 which humanity
afflicted thousands who W. re hithel to uffering
un, er the most iuveterate diseases and which were
deemed be! ond the skill OF Medicine. have Leen
wonderfully rest tnred health, by ths of this
truly great remedy. For SJR0FULA, RHAUMA-
TISM, SYPHILIS. PILES. DYStEPsIA, ALI.
,CaOtULrU5 AFFECTI ms. ami for all diseases
resulting from ilpUrty Of The bl0cd, 1t is unsurpsss
eI by ally medicine IL mo..icat tcIeuce-
By thoroughly purity ing the Blood and stomach
ana strengthening and renovaIing every organ OF
the human {. stem. it necessarily cuies all those
diseases resulting from morbid action OF the same
such as LIEEi. CuMPLAINF, NERVOUS AEFkC
TlONs, GENERAL DFB LITY, EkUPTinNs 5
OK TIE SKIN, CHRONIC FbFER AND EGUS.
and all oth'r diseas which well huown to ex-
ist from the above causes All that IS asked is a
alr trial, which will Gssuredly convince any one Of
tie ircoia variable efficacy OF this Tensi kabe pre-
p4ration ia cGrIng The diseases for which IL is
commended for particulars call and get d.
scEigtive circular. Prepared By
) " BuR2OW 4 GD,
Practical and Ana tical Chemists.
Norfolk, Va.
FOR sale in Riehmani by PARCEL, Laid Il Co, =,
DR. j v GaEick, " arIug Pearce, and Druggists
generally. mh l-3 m
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GERMAN MoRpHY.-They have German Mor>
ply la the University, city # Of Bonn, in Prussia
His name is Berthoid Stuhle and his age is TWEEN :
ty-one years. He recsurly played eight games at
once, blihdfolded, without losing "a siegle one.
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LARGE SALE OF NEGRoEs.--The negroes owned by
the late Pierce Butler. of Georgia, 436 in number,
we're sold at the Tenbroeck Race Course, near Sa-
groes, I26 were nnfer tea years of age, 1s2 were
ten and under tbirty-one. SIS over thirty and
under fifty. and forty over fifty years Of age
Among them are a number of infants. aud several
cripples and superanBuated. The young negroes
are of the best class of plantation hands.
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last Sunday morning. resident nf Church Hill
heard some one attempting to effect an entrance
into his premises, and determining to give him a
warm reception, took his gun aud started out to
meet the Intruder. As he opened his front door,
he heard the ruan make off at full speed, aud i'm
mediatey pursued him, but fading that the fugi-
tive was two Fact to be overtaken, gave him q
parting shot in the rear, which made him yell like
a wounded Csmanche, but failedrto bring him
down. Two of the city wa.chmen heard the re-
port OF the qua and the scream of the runaway,
but did not see him. The shot WAS too small TO be
effective.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

FIRE IN FErTERMAN.-0n Wednesday night fire
broke out in Fetterman, Va, which consumed the
dwelling houses Of W. B. Williams, with all its
effects, aud that of W. A. White, who saved part
OF his personal effects. Williams WAS not insuIed,
out White was, to the amount OF about $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

APPOINTMENT Lieut. Wheat of the
Night Watch. because of i'll health, has bean put
fnrlough and we understand that Mr. Richard
Rsres has been appointed to fill the vacancy thus
occasionsd, and qualified for the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-08

PLEASURE OF PARTIse.-The Rev. Mr.. Stone, Of
the Park street Church. in Boston, being about to
pass six months in Europe, bade farewell to his
congregation GU Monday evening. The scene at
parting ia represented as afsetiag-no; to say
tender-as he was kissed In turn by every woman
in the congregation. Some who were rerg sorry
kissed their excellent pastor twice or three tfnas