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Bat Shooting. near the city, is q dangerous
sport when engaged In by careless boys
LAST MoBday afternoon, q lady on Church Hiu
was struck with several shot firsd ct bats,
while sitting In her back porch, bat not In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

TELEGRAPH IN MINEEsorA-The St Paul
Pioneer and Democrat, OF Aug 22d gives to its
readers the first newspaper dispatch ever re-
ceived In Minnesota "on wires over its own
soil" The line is not yet fully opened to bust.
ness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

THE CRNsus.-Mr. 0ulick, formerly one Of
the editors OF the Washington Union, has been
appoiI ted disbursing agent Of the Census Of
fice That department will commence opera.
tons In a few days. - -
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rI-MoRaos ExcIrrNsrr - u,voo,

ANTI-MoRAoH EXCITEMENT IN HANCOCK
COUNTY, lLL--Oonsiderable excitement exist Is
In Hancock eounty, Illinois, relative to n
rnmor that The Nc mons intend returning
ana settling at Nanyoo, under the lead of Joe
Smith, Jr. A mass meeting Of the citizens
was held at Carthage on the als. who pro-
tested against their returning, and declared
tAey would not allow them W do so, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30
g.. HENRY HUDNALL,

AA hTToRHEYY ~ Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts ksld in the cty of Ricb
mouG
IA Also, practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts OF Chesterfield.
As Notary, will take Dispositions and Acknow-
ledgmeuts, Administer and Certify 0aths, and per
form whatever other duties pertain to the office OF
Notary.
Once at the corner of Bank and llth streets just
below the Custom House. ia 3l-Iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

In the Hssfimgs Coxyf, Judge Lyons presid.
ing, the trial of VIM d. Totiy for the murder
Of Miss @. ]. Thom. Is progressing, and may,
possibly, be concluded TO day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

DRAD.-Mrs. Mary Roope Bond, widow Of
the late Professor Bond, of Harvard Astrono-
mical Observatory, died at Cambridge Mass
on Sunday, at the age OF seventy three years
She was most estimable lady, and In her
patronage of scientific affairs erected the
"BOndn Obser tory a. her own expense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

Youthful Esion-On Tuesday last, Constable
Charles M. Pattillo, of Mecklenburg county,
arrived here in search of young man named
JULIAN W. MRANLY, who was charged with
stealing a gold watch, worth Sl00, from
Thomas F. Humphreys. of Clarksville, and
then fed. That Eight Lieut. Carter was put
upon the track Of the accused, and, after some
little trouble, discovered and arrested him,
not knowing that he was charged with wa,ch
stealing. On his way to the cage, and when
near the corner of 9th and Broad streets,
Meanly dropped the watch in the street, and
on reaching the "lock-up" denied ever having
had it, but admitted, yesterday, the char &c
against him, and told the manner in which he
got rid of the watch Yesterday afternoon,
after receiving pair of iron bracelets, the
officer started with him to Clarksyille the
place from which he fed. The finder Of the
watch will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

HoMICIDR.-Adam Hagerman, baker, re-
siding at Holstein, near Chicago, Illinois, was
committed TO Jail in that city, on The 23d in ST.,
with having killed his journey man, heinrich.
with repeated blows of a fence rail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

Limb FSaesxrsd - Yesterday morning. q man
pamed Willis, had las right leg fractured near
the knee, BY being accfden tally caught BY .
large stone, which he was attempting to move.
DR. Lewis Was sent for 10 dress the injured
limb 4-. -. s .tszes.r stfas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

MuRDER.-Miss McQinniss, aged fifteen,
was found noating In the canal At Utica, N.
Y, on Monday last, with a handkerchief tied
tightly around her neck. Geo. White, tailor
betrothed to her, has been arrested, as he had
been heard to boast of her seduction, and .ay
that he was "tired of her and wanted to get
away from her."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

PSnishsd--Robert. d slave, was couyictsd
before the Mayor yesterday of attemptinE to
break and enter the kitchen Of A. Hirsch. aud
ordered to be soundly dogged.
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NOVEL SHOOTING MATCH-A novel ma .ch
| is soon to come off between Capt Travis and
one of his pupils, In Memphis. BY agreement
they are to shoot fifteen times each, the Cap
tain's balls to first strike the floor, and re-
bou unding to lodge nearer the centre Of the tar.
get than the balls from his opponent's pistol,
who is TO shoot In the ordinary way, taking
deliberate aim
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SUICIDE AT INDEPENDENCE, Mo-A young
man, named Edward Ruff. committed suicide
at Independence, Mo, on Saturday, by shoot
Ing himself with q shot gun. He has father
in New York, and a brother at Covington,
Kentucky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

PHYSICIANS FEES IN BURxAH-ln Bur-
nah, when young woman is taken III, her
parents agree with the physician that If he
cures the patient he may have her for his
trouble, but if she dies under hie medicine he
is TO pay them her full value. It is stated that
successful physicians have large families of
females, who have become their property in
this manner
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< TINE "DlAfATCho SrEAM

D> POWER
II N TIT NG FFiCE,
Corner Of Matn and rAirtsenth Streets, ,Rtchmosd.
ttrstafa.
MS Esta9 ~ lne Mt, being the most complete
Printer, tn the South, both as regards Types, Or
nsments, &c., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,l Is daily turnins oet the 6sss:
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH AS
PAMPHLETs, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHICKS, &c.,
As WELL As
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILIS
Particular tentlor gwen TO hne work for Banks
Pubic ofioes, Insu rance, Raairoad, and Trsnspor
tation Comrsnles. Tobacco Fsctors,&c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill II eads
Small Circulars. Labels. TO-, capable OF turn
iLs of l5OO i'm ressons per hour, ther eby enablnr
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
scrlpton af work at the shortest pos bic notice
"A. Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
OF speed
"a. Printing, IN various coored BRONZES ana
INKS, executed in the highest sty 10 OF the art
In this branch OF the busnesp the prom, etoy. cso
safely challenge oompststion.
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Selling Free Nsgro.-Geo. Marshall, charged
with bringing Mary Il. johnson, Maryland
free negress, into this State, aud Offering her
for sale es a slave, is held ia custody, for the
action of the Maryland authorities, who as
sert that the girl 10 free.
A letter was received yesterday afternoon
from the Marshal OF Baltimore, informing the
Mayor that Mary f. johnson was a free ne-
gress-that she mad been runaway by Max
Marshall, a cigar and liquor dealer on Lex.
ington street, TO whom sne was bound for u
term of years-ard that requisilion and an
officer would be sent on for him as speedily as
possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

OrERATIC-Mad. Gazzaniga has accepted
an engagement at the grand Theatre of Lis bon,
to commence on the 1st Of October. She is
likewise engaged for the next season at the
don. Signor Albites is en- gagged at Lisbon. as
maitrs de chaat. The sojourners at Newport
had q sensation the other day caused by race
between Mr.. Brignoii's fast trotters and a
tenor won the victory. The wager was sup
per for thirty persons, to cost $500. iOsncsrts
are taking place all over England for the ben
eit of Julien's widow. One TO I've given ia
London on the 24tl INST was 70 be conducted
man, said to be enc of the n ost admirable
ehs(s rorch<stre living. He is also famous as a
com poser.
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SCICIDg.-Mrs. Louisa Hemenevsr. aged %
years, committed suicide at Newark. New
jersey, Monday, by cutting her throat with q
razor. She was deranged from illness.
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Sailing UnsoUnd Meat-Yesterday morning,
Mr.. John p. Sledd, a butcher in the Second
Market. appeared before the Mayor to answer
the charge of dressing and offering for sale, on
Saturda~ last, two sheep that had died on the
Central Railroad, while the train was on its
way to this city, last Friday. The substance
of the evidence is as follows Mr.. VIM H. Bo.
cock received lot of sheep to sell, and on ex
amining them found that two were dead He
sold the live ones TO Mr.. S, and gave him the
two dead ones, rs he said their hides and ia,
would be worth something TO him.
Mr.. VIM. Wayne, butcher in the Second
Market saw the dead sheep at the depot-saw
them given to Mr.. Sledd-and saw them IN
market the next morning, exhibited On the
block, and part of one of them sold by one OF
Mr. SIS servants. Sledd told witness that he
intended to give the meat to two of his serv-
ants to sell. Witness stated that the dead
sheep were dressed before they were brought
to market, and that when they were cut up he
saw the accused put portions OF them in his
ice boz,
John B. Valentine, clerk Of the market, on
being informed by his assistant, Mr.. Jamss p
Tyler, that the dead sheep were to he offered
for sale, kept lookout, and after seeing the
meat cut up in the usual manner as if for sale
took possession of it. -s
VIM. Davis testified that he carried the dead
sheep home for Mr. Sledd, and had orders
after getting the skins and fat, to give the meal
to the hogs. Mr.. Sledd did not go to the slaugh.
ter house that morning, and for that reason
the sheep were sent in. Mr.. s. did not design
10 sell them, as witness well knew.
The Mayor, after hearing the evidence, fined
Sledd 500, and then required him to give Sc.
curly for his better behavior in the future
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THE FIsTIC CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND
From recent English papers we learn that Ii .
first instaiment of EGO side for the forth
coming match Nov. 6) between Tom Paddock
and Sam Hurst, the Staieybridge Infant, for
the championship Of England, WAS deposited
on the 9th inst. The match continues to ex-
cite good deal of interest amongst the Eng
lish fancy" opinions varying as to the re.
suit although 1t is said that the competitors
cannot be ranked with those of hign class pre-
tensions who have fought for the belt in times
goue by. Paddock is represented as being in
robust health and is under the membership of
Nat Langham, of fistic notoriety. Very little
is pu bliely known OF the Staley bridge Infants
pugilistic qualities, more than his wrestling
performances, as witnessed at q recent exhibi-
tion, and of which the English journals give a
glowing character
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A I've Got EN-,
PVE GOT 'EM.

WHITE DUCK PANTS.
FANCY AND WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
SKELETON, CASSl MERE AND SILK VESTS.
GAUZE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
CASHMERE PANTS AND COATS.
LINEN SUITS, STRIPED AND PLAIN.
THEY'RE CHEAP as tits possible to make
them. Call at l09 Main street and get what is
you are buying. VIM. s. TUPMAN. Agent,
la9 Main street,
jy 2S-:st2p) Third door above l4th street.
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that every man in every tribe and nation has
an instructive desire TO "go ahead" would
seem to prove the unity of the human race
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Ss~s Os.-Joseph o. Henry, arrested on the
charge Of stealing 9is5 from WIN. Il. Davis,
last Friday night, was again hsfore The Mayor
yesterday, bot tho evidences failed TO show his
guilt. He was. however, held to bail 10 an.
swer an Indictment BY the next 0rand Jury.
for unlawful gaming
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

Con,mitted.-Oharles Freemsu, free negro.
was jailed by the Mayor for having no regis
ter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

Professor Morse, OF telegraph fame Is about
10 take the Presidency Of q new fire insurance
company N New York. SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

HIGHFALUTIN. = Somebody, at political
meeting in Delaware, very improperly said
uncivil things OF Gen. Winfield Scott, where
upon Mr.. Briggs arose in his defence. The
following is his eloquent speech:
sMr President. whoever says Gen. Scott Is
not patriot, should be kicked out of the back
door Of public contempt; rolled down the
gutter of degradation picked up with the
tongs OF general execration, and buried In the
waters of oblivion" -q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

Heavy Rais.-.The showers OF rain that fell
last Tuesday evening aud night were So heavy
that all the small waler-courses near the ci w
were Allied to OVERLOOKING, aud many Of the
newly paved cutters about the streets were
washed mp aud damaged. The paving of Main
street was washed clean, and yesterday m orn.
ing. when the sun came ont, the ihoroogh res
looked as neat as IL they had just been swept.
Certainly the farmers In this section have 20
reason 10 complain Of want Of rain st this
time. esaF -
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~ Persons afflicted with Fever and Ague
should no; spare either time trouble or expense to
procure DIX H0STETTEk'S CELEBRATED
BlTTkR RS, whese benehcent effects upon the hu
man sy stem has been clearly proved to those who
have been stricken down IN short space OF time
meagre and " hose nights are slee pless and rest
less. and whose eyes are dim and sunken. with
death staring them in the face. this compound
must prove a blessing, snatching them as 1t were
from the very mouth of the grave None can
know ats true value until they have tested IT.
" hen all others have failed these Btters have
stored the sufferers to pristine health. Their pop
nlarity IN ali the Western and Southern parts
should introduce them to all families.
Sold bs druggists and dealers generally, every
where. lin
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ARMY INrELLIGENCI.-The following as
signments have been made Of officers Of the
Adjut tant Generals department:
Brevet Major W. A. Nichols, to the depart
ment of Texas; Capt. s. Williams to the de-
partment of Oregon; Capt. J. .Withers, to the
Adiuraut Generals office, Washington Sur
geou r. H. Coolidge has been directed to pro-
csed to Philadelphia on duty connected with
the medical department, after having per-
formed which, he will return to his station
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.sAMES w ALsH.

No. 60 Main St., lmpor 1lIeykeA
A0 ter and M Manufacturer Of
Tt..A - SUNs, RiFLEs, PISTOLS, GUN MA
4 dEh.aLs and CUTLERY, calls the attention of
Ins Gnu zens OF kiehmond to his large and exten
s.ve assortment Of well-kelscted goods, which he
Ma - ptssafed 70 onsi 70 the trede snd public at
xaoissai9 and retail, on unusually favorable
Terms. his facilities are such that he Is enabled
csnsppy sappy oans, ris.os. + ishinE Tackle, Walking
Sau9s, @c., &c upon as reasonable terms az
slinias goods ean be purchased any where. He
yans ai he ss1ea Z bitter adapted TO the
ally found ip the large Northern importips honse.
snd asnspsoauily sS!iei's eall from me rchants
and otheTs, WIN tue assnrance that both prices
and GOODS shall be satisfactory. an plnoes ,'1
{NHAPPINGs. WHAPPfNGA w, nav. -
W few very handsome Mourning Wsanpers 20
Blk and Crepe. ali Crepe ard Berege, whseh va
will sell At very low prlces Children's Wrappinss
also, . few ladies' sizss left. To clear out ths
above before We commences manufacturing our
fsiistock, We win sell them r5thost e cost.
- ttAAS9 " t0&GGASs
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James Rirer and Kanai0ha Company.-The
stockholders of the James River and Kanawha
Company held an adjourned meeting last
night, G. A. MYERS, Esq, occupying the chair
Gen. Taliaferro, from the committee OF
thirteen, reported that that committee had
been industriously engaged during the day in
considering the matters referred to them but
finding it impossible to report finally this
evening, asked leave 10 sit again.
Col. Fuqua arose to bring the negotiations
to a close He did not think the stockholders
had the power. without legislative action, to
disband the company and dispose of the stocks.
He was proceeding to discuss the merits of the
bill. when it was suggested that he was out OF
order, inasmuch as the agreement was then
before the committee of thirteen.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned till
8 O'Clock this evening.
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Diso,d~yly - Christopher HditchsH ana 0so.
W Timbsf1ake. charged oefore the Mayor Win
were examined yesterday, and each held to
bail for better behavior. Patrick McQ made
aud wife, and Mrs. Msry Marian, charged
with seatine Christophsr Mitchell, were heard
and acquitted.
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a. White sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

Treenbrler Co., Va
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
The Company have made great improvements in
bottling, and the transported water is now as per,
feet es when taken from It's source Address all
orders to PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
General Agents for the U States,
ap Atm Richmond, Va.
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49, LAWRENCE s. MARYE,
go ATTORNEY AT LA VI ,
Practices in the CeRrts of the City of Richmond
sid the Counties OF Hennco, Hanover and Caro-
AIs.
Heis also Notary Pr bio and Commissioner oftEe
United States Court OF Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrA1N WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his office is now OF
llth street, Just below Goddln's Hall. fe i3-1v
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THr RIO HAoHA AFFAIR.-We learn from

THE Rio HAoHA AFFAIR--We learn from
Washington, that the late reported outrage
upon the American nag at Rio Hacha, New
Granada, by an attack on the American Con-
sulate there, Is TO be inquired into by the
United States steamer Rsieass. She sailed on
the 18th inst, from Aspinwall tor Rio Hacha,
with that object In view, and will thence pro-
coed to Boston. The indignity to our mag Is
said to have been committed by government
troops, under command Of Gsa. Gabriel de
Ven. ifAa3 etA Il ss 3 So
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b Leeehes! Leeches!: Leeches!:!-I
sss @EDsa IEGaEg the pssy BEST and
large size, which vail be applied upon the most
reasonable terms ~
tended to- can be found at all hours OF the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer.
can Hotel {antrance on lIth street, and at night
AZ 10 ~ts r. C. H0BS0N.
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E Baths, Baths, Baths.

A Bhths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from 8 o clock A. nj :, until 10
M, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
poolng and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. entrance on llth street. Single Bath rs cts.
o five tckets for 81
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M Come and See.
SPRING 0vEkCOATS and BUSTERS.
Choice MARsEiLLES NJ VESTS.
FANCY LINEN PANTS new styles,
FRENCH DkAp D'ErE COATS
MARSEILLES and SILK VESTS,
sKELETON VESTS, light as an
GAUZE SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS
CORDED SILK SACKS
All of which are new, havins been made within
the last two months, and warranted IN every par
ocular. Call on your "old familiar friend ''TUP-
MAN. at l09 Main street, south side, third door
above l4th street. w. s. TUPMAN,
jy lots Agent
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s-s-lS PAAkE P1lNDEATER, ATTUR-
G~AA NEI AT Law, RICHMOND, VA, wiil
prscnos IN the oity Of Richmond snd in the coup-
ties Of Chesterfield, Povhatan and Amelis.
kA-Otho' In Liss's RHllci az, corner of Main and
titn sfraAi
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-. JOHNW, GREEN,

" I'll practice in the Courts Of the city OF Rich
mond and county of HeETicC. Strict at teutIon
wi!l ne given to all business entrusted 10 him.
Once, Tor the present, with his father, William
Green, southwest corner Main and 7th streets
lie T-Sm
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

"A n M,yas wM J. CLoProN
fTT0RNEYS At LAW,
NnIIsv guiIdinr Pgsgkiin street kicnmoDo'
NlFgfDia,t -, -.
Legal Profession. ... ,.o rY,,,..r,,,v
lawns ,ietermin ned 10 remove 10 the Univsrsly
r ths Stase Of Missouri, have asscol ated Miih
o. tn tho Practice OF Law, Ia this city. Mr. w a..
HV - II 0YToN, son of the tate judge CIopton. Mr..
- n,on a m not only haish all business he etotore
CsSSssrts.en hy rae. bat will conduct all new that
",sS he cou6ded to as, beIns July convinced Of
S b,,t, and fitness IN every respect, cords sily
h.s nSaserredi, recommend him TO all my clients
md frends and 10 the pgblie generally, can be
ft,rs Al our Office until about the goth of Septem-
i5s's bss nest II b. b. MINOx.
RinhnJond, August 9Th, 1850. a1 12I-lm
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SAMUEL T. BAYLY. CHAsTAIN WHITE
TAS BAYLY & White,

mond, the counties of anoyer, Henrico, Caroline.
tioochland and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL T. bAYLY, CoMMIss sIoNERoF
DgBps for all the states and Territories. Office
Of l2th and Franklin streets, near the Stale
Cou ft- House. jy6--ts
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2S DIR. y. l.. INGRAM has removed
L~-Sa 10 the Office formeri, occupied by Or.
CreBshaw, directly opposite the American Hotel.
40 A-ist'
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z CRENSHAW WELLF0RD,
AA ATTORNEYS AT LAW, RICHMOND,
Va. prsotlce the Superior and Inferior Courts of
the oi,y of Richmond and the diacent counties,
md in the Federal Courts held In the cities of
n 'chnond and Norfolk.
ca They wIl hereafter attend regularly the Cir
cuIt ard Counts Courts OF Hanover. au 23-Im
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CuPPING AND LEECHING.-
J>i4 Mrs. W0OLH0CSk, over Ssm'l suther
lands Gan Store, lS2 Main street, Richmond, viii
wait on all those requiring her services.
IA Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
Az Ali orders for LEEcHES carefully packed
aaa sent by Express 20 all pa, Is of the state.
MIA new stsie of LADIES BANDAGES.
that are mach liked. made to order.
au 20-Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

m. Gnns, Guns. Guns - ust received from
EpgIand one hundred and fifty 6ne DOUBLE
GUNS Sportsmen wishing to equip themselves
for the Fall cam paIgn, requested TO call and
examine my stock before purchasing, as ana con-
6den can exhibit the best assortment cf Goods,
in my line, to be found in any htuse in the State.
JAMES WALSH,
Au3 Sim Gun Importer, 80 Main st.
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ma wheeler 4 wilson's

Factory in Bridgeport. Conn PrincpaI Ofice,
Richmond. Branches throughout the state.
They are not and will not, be made or sold by
parties interested in the sale OF other ach1nes.
au Sim Il. II. CRAIGE. Agent.