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NJ. Southern Savings Bank!

(Lhartered by the Legislature Of Virgiaia)
OFFICE I73 MAIN STREET.
Money received on deposit in large or small
sums. Six per cent paid on all sums remaining
on deposit over six months, and five per cent. when
withdrawn before the piraton of six months,
OrFIcERs-J: b. Watklns, President; w. A.
BOARD OF DIREcroRs-J. b. Watkins. p L.
Moore, Vim. Ira Smith. J. H. F. Mayo. John F.
Regnauit, K. c. Howe, Geo. |. Herring. w. A.
Jenkins, p. Price.
Money Received or paid out by the Treasurer. at
his office, l73 Nam street, two doors below the
American Hotel. my 3 st
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EA- AN interesting article, on the NATURE. Dr.
AGN0SIs AND TREATMENT OF THE EAR" by DR.
Ealing. the celebrated Aural Surgeon, Will be
seen in another COLUMN, to which we take pleasure
in dlTec ting attention.
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IauN n. DAVIS FOR JUDGE

~
~ OF TIL SIXTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT:
To the Editor or tie Disp,fch The Dispatch of
the 18th of April contains q card taken from the
WILLIAMSBURG Gazette. highly eulogstIc OF LEML
J. BowpEN as a candidate for Judge claiming that
he will receive a large vote in York. Williamsburg,
New Kent Charles City. NJ atthews and Henrico
In the Dispatch of Way 4th is a card intended as
reply to the foregoing, and claiming that JOHN NJ.
GREGORY is the highly favored man in those 10
calltles The writers OF these cards seem scarcely
aware of the existence of other candidates than
their favorltes The gentleman whose name stands
at the mead of this card. Is a candidate Hhon the
peopie are Determined to elect. MIR. GRE may
receive tra hwndred roteS in HenrIco, but one
wears ago. when Mr.. GREGORY and MIR. DAVIS
were opposing candidates for the Office of Prose-
cutting Attorney, the latter gentleman recei. ed n
much larger vote than the former. Mr. GREGORY
had then rery recently hired ri HeayicO. IN which
county he has never resided since. What has so
wonderfully augmented his popularity in Henrco
since that time? Can the fact that he now resides
within the limits of the Seventh Judicial Circuit,
instead of the Sixth the fact that he is already
In the occupancy of lucrative Office, under Fede
raj appointment. IN any way tend to enhance his
chances of an election:
Messrs. Bowden and Gregory may both have
as their most partial friends imagined; but IT, is
difficult TO imagine how either of these facts prove
them to be fitted for the office Of Judge, or that
they are likely to be elected.
JOHN N. DAVIS will get a much larger vote IN
HenrlcO than Gregory and Bowden combined. He
will also receive n handsome vote in Charles City
ard New Kent, with reasonable support in all the
other counties, and lcfUb eiegtsd BY dec,ded
Joyity. my 5-lttl HENRiCO.
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of Fairfax died at his residence near Fairfax
g. H., Va, on Monday last.
Dr.. HUNTER on THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC
CATARRH:--E6itor Of Dtspatch-Sir: Chronic
Catafrh, like Asthma and Consumption, h as hith-
erto had no remedy. 1t remains q stain and re
proach on the page OF med icne. Nor has IA ure
resulted from the want of MEANS of relief within
our reach. or from the SEAT OF the disease or the
MALlGNlTY of It's nature; for we can reach the dis
eased parts by all the forces of the NJ atera Med:ca
solids, fluids and and the disease itself IS
only sim.e chronic inflammation Physicians
have failed because they have not striven to sue
coed earnestly and nationally. They have sener
ally been satisfied with throwing little WARM
WATER up the nose. and In prescribing an ''altera-
good. Catarrh is rarely found as a disease of the
nose alone, but is generally accompanied by more
or less hoa show ng that the irritation which
also involves the larynx and lining OF the wind
pipe. We cannot, therefore. hope to remove It by
pursued, with almost invarable success, IS AS tol-
lows: mild, astrngent vapor is directed to he
inhaled. two or three tunes day, from the inhal-
ing instrument described in my Trea.ise-the pa
tent being careful to exhaie through the nostrils.
in every part. In addition to the use of the lnhaa
lions, daily shower the nostrils with solution
silver showerinx syringe, which / have had con-
structed for the purpose. The extremity OF the
curved part turned up behind the curtain of the
palate, and jet of the solution thrown against
slant. Esry IN practice, finding the Want of sue
instrument. was in the habit OF using an elias
tic tn ne sealed at the extremity with wax, and per-
lorated with small holes to this fitted piston
and used it as a s., ringe. There Is neither pain
nor Inconvenience in making these application s.-
tven little children submit to them from day TO
day, and get UP from the chair laug hing. By this
sim pie treatment have been able to break up he
most nveterate chronic catarrh In from four to ten
weeks ard generally successful has 1t been that
doubt if it will fail In one case out OF hu dred,
when properly and faithfully employed.
Unfortunately. catarrh Is too generally treated
with equal ect by both ply slclans and patients,
until 1t becomes lost sight OF IN the disastrous con
sequences to which it gives rise. 1t exists, IN a
greater less degree. III all forms OF pulmonary
disease 1t usually exists before any sym ptOms OF
disease in the lungs have been manifested, and it
Is the direct consequence OF those "cOlds IN the
head" which t,ecome practically known tn most of
us, two three times every year: regard catarrh
the great leeder of pulmonary irritation, and do
not believe can. by any other means. etiec-
tualy guard the !unss from disease as by cutting
off the catarrhal aHe cliOn.
My next letter. Mr.. Editor, will he granular
sore throat a very prevalent and distressing auec-
ton. Your obt serv't, RoB'T HUNTER. NJ D.,
Powhatan House.
RIcHNONn. Nav 4th. lS6O
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~ DEAFNESS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES, from
the pen OF DR.. EALING. See first page.
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A DEAFNESS AFFECTING THE BRAIN, from the
pen Of DR.. EALING. See first page.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

IA DEAFNESS AND ITS CuRE, from the pen Of
Or. EALING. See first page.
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(NO.PARTNEKSHIP.- subscribers have
~ entered into CO. artne rship, under the name
and sty lie of W. PETERSON Il CO, for the pur-
pose 81 conducting general wholesale and retail
DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION BUSlN ESS at The
old stand Of w Pc -erson. corner of 18th and Nam
streets. Having such facilities as will enable them
70 oneI Soo0s az prices that cannot lall 10 prove
the patronage of the community.
W. PETERSON.
Richmond, May l, 1869. II. w. FOKBUSH.
w. PETERSON offers his sincere thanks to his
friends and customers for their former Liberal pat
ronage, and respectfully asks continuance of the
same Tor the new concern of w. PETERSON 4
co. INV 6-lm
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TRADERS RANk.-At a meeting
USGA of the Directors of the Traders Bank Of
the city of Richmond, held on the 9th april 1850
1t was
Resoirsd, That the books of subscription to the
capital stock tie re opened at the Banking House
OF Isaacs & Taylor
The Office OF the Bank will be temporarily at
the same place. Persons having business to
transact with it will apply to or address WIN. b.
lsAACs, Secretary to the Board. the under
signed. HECTOR DAVIS
ap 3O-1m President
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- DEAFNESS AND ITS NEGLECT. from the pen
of DR.. EALING. See first page.
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LADIES' LIST.


s. LIST.
Jennings miss 8 A o
Kavanaugh miss Annie
Kelly mrs FfedOnia
Ke'lv mrs Mary Ann
Leber mrs Lucy A
Lee mrs Mary A
Lee mrs Maria =
Lumpklns mrs2
Lunsford mrs Mary Il
Lumpkin mrs Nancy A
LUnsfoFd miss Saran s
Loving miss Susan
Lee miss Maggie
Lives Lucy icOl'd) -
Muller mrs w
Morgan mrs c F X
NJ enss mrs julia +
MOseiy mrs Mary
Miles mrs Martha
Miller mrs 3 A NJ
NJ ason mrs Mar'gt nj
Martin mrs Martha A
Manning mrs Martha
NJ elton m - l. :
McTyre miss Lucetta
Namely mrs Susan
Newell mrs Jos NJ
Newcon mrs Mahala
O'SuIlivan mrs |. A - 2
O'Leary mrs Mary
O'Keefe mrs Mary J
Omen mrs :.
Oats miss Agnes NJ
Obedience tservant OF A
C WOodsODl
Preston mrs Martha A
Preston mrs Jno X
Powell mrs r. T.
Perdue mrs Alice
Patterson mrs kob't
Parker mrs Jacob
frentIs MISS Salhe V
Perdue miss Mary J
Parker miss A +
larun mss Kate
Palmer miss Frances
Roper mrs Mary II
Roberts mrs Martha +
Roy mrs Jas p
Riddell mrs Nancy
Rivers mrs Anna
Roe miss Ardell
Robertson miss Lucy +
Rowe miss Mary Jane
Redman miss Mary +
Reagan miss Mary 2
Sales mrs ID f.
Shelton mrs = +
Sinclair mrs Florence
Smith mrs N s
Smith mrs G. II
Smith mrs Nj s
StaIcos mrs Ellen C.
Stewart mrs Francis
Statham mrs . A
Snyder mrs Henry J
Stes miss s b
Steel miss Lizzie
StutZ miss Kate
Spear HISS Cath
Taliaferro mrs A
Tas lOr mrs J M
Tanner mrs JnO F
IilIman mrs Caroline 2
Tinherlake mrs NJ +
ThOmasson mrs Eliza
Trewalia mrs Harriet
TyTreil miss Va
Timberlake miss Emma
Taylor miss Evelyn
Taylor Betsy (col'd)
Ups hur mrs Nj L.
Vannerson mrs Sarah NJ
Van,Z mrs Constance
WOodson miss Mamie
Woody miss Mary r.
WOOdson miss Jane
Winston miss Sally p
Wernelh miss EllZ'th
Watkins miss Columbia
Watson miss Mary
Watts MISS Martha =
W aldr"p miss Adeline
Weed mrs II r
Washinston mrs X
Ware mrs q J
Waddy mrs Jane D
Welsh mrs + w
w Ter mrs
Williams mrs Rebecca
Whiting mrs Bette
WoOdson mrs Jno l.
Wise mrs El,Z'th G
Wolff mrs w
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EA. DEAFNESS AND ITS CAUSES, from the pen o!
DR.. EALING. See first page.
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AdmSr0bJe NbtD4Mt0 ~ V&MSsOWs
We would call publie attention - KEN.
x,.u,s Hydraulic Mcsov,the admirable inven-
ton Of an ingenious citizen Of Richmond. who,
We are pleased to announce, has obtained .
patent for IL. notwi thstanding the number Of
hydraulic motors hitherto brought before
the public. Mr.. KENNIsH Is the inventor Of
very efficient machine for removing sand and
other distractions to navigation from bars
and channels, which has received high COM
mendation from eminent practice sources
1t is gratifying to know that we have in our
midst inventive talent of = high order, aud 1t
behooves our people to encourage it by their
earnest sympathy and co operation.
The model OF Mr.. KENNIsH's latest inven-
ton may be seen at DAwsoN's Drug Store,
near the ST Charles Hotel. The diameter of
the cylinder is eight inches, and its length six
inches. We saw this machine. with a small
half.inch stream, supplied through a section
of hose attached TO an ordinary hydra mt
break a cord capable of sustaining a weight Of
400 pounds, We learn that one Of these mo-
tors Is soon to be put in operation in thepress-
room of an influential Washington Journal
The machine, it is said, can be made Of any
power upwards from one small enough TO
move sewing machine.
DEATH OF A VETERAN OF THE WAR OF lSl2.
Col. Francis Otway Byrd died in Baltimore
on Tuesday last, May I'd, in the 10Th year OF
his age. He was the grandson ofCol. William
Byrd, Of Westover, Va. In 1875, Colonel,
then Captain Byrd, served in the war with
TIipoli aud distinguished himself under Cen
eral Eaton at the battle of Derna. In the last
war with Great Britain, he was in the regu-
lar army, and was engaged in the battle of
Tippeeanoe, on the 9TH Of November 1911.
where he was conspicuous for his gallantry
and courage. lie was also present at the
battle of Bridgewater--or Lundy's Lane-on
the 18th of July, 1914, where he served under
the orders Of General Scott. He received from
the Legislature of Virginia, his native State,
a vote Of thanks, and was also presented with
a sword in testimony of the high estimation
in which his services were held. In 1855,
Col Byrd removed from Clark county, Va,
to the city in which he died.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT WHEELING
The meeting OF Republicans at Wheeling. Va,
called a Estate Convention took place Wed
nesday Joseph Apologize, of Brooke county,
(the Pan. HandIe,) was chosen President
Among the delegates appointed to chicago
was Alfred Caldwell late State Senator from
Ohio county, and J. G. Underwood, who was
lately ruiz out Of Clark county for seditious
language F. p. Blair, Of Missouri, was TO
address the Convention Thursday night. The
dispatch to the New York papers, from which
the above is taken, says "the next Convention
will assemble in Richmond" Hardly.
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The subscribers are constantly fsce,ss y, .ae
newest, most popular and hest VASE 'o' 80
and Guitar. both American and rJse.spt,
Catalogues furnished gratis. on sfr ,'ss 0, 81,
Parties cat Of the city. remltfins she s,,xe ihsa
piece or rieces of Music. w'li ioe'
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GREAT SHOW,

THE MONT NOVEL UNIQUE
r AIh a % Il BINARY EXHrp,-
tPoS EARTH, AVg
Comprising more
NEW WONDERFUL AND START,
ATTRACTIONS, Ni
Than can he pro 'uced in ANY o.h.
,,-, ishment IN anv part of The vn alsre ss.,a
WILL EAHlBlT. AFTERNOON sWndy,o
RICHMOND. FOR TwO DAySox,n
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
rp1,,v az, May iIth and ,,..
rp,,,v avn May ilth and ~,
FRrn.y Avn s,r,,p May ii,h and l2,h
May llth aud ~,
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IA DEAFNESS AFFECTING THE THROAT. from
he pen of DR.. EALING. See FIRST page.
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HEADQ's lsr RECT VA a, iss. Z

n hnAo" Ricsnn.o. May 81. is..
r. Sergeant Pohlr, Company ss;m,at. 10
Wappolnted Drum MAJOR 10 TINS ~ muse, ~
" viii proceed 10 emhsdy iofins',n m, s c.gps ~
:" d. ans shsm III her aspsopas daa''
cid music of the Regiment; al ,nsreeSf~
lie viii also instruct the Band in 81 "'''N
Of the Battalion appropriate o. ENLISTED 10 "
Resims mt, companies are expsete0 W
upon all company paTsdes ..s ts .Asf OF "s
]. b. Smith is hereh, arpoih yes ,nstrastics ,
Band. and will Be charged VITA 10
music. r..n,.x,cpea 0fass
The Field and STAFF, and Cemmlss,ws 'sssy rs
Of this RsgImspt. vail assemble ~ H., ie ~
ON MONDAY, ith lnst.. ~ . enn a. order
my A-3 ". :" - u.
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n. DEAFNESS AFFECTING THE SPEECH, from
the pen of DR.. EALING. See first page.
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- TO MEsSRs. WM. II. MITCH

- TO MESSKS. WIN. II. MITCH
~ ELL. HUGH l.. DAVIS. PETERFIELD
TRENT. r. w. WYATT, VIM. p. GILMAN AND
OTHEkS.-GENTLEMEN For the very KIND call
whlc yen have made upon me to become a candi-
date for the office Of Judge of the Hastings Court
OF TINS ciiy, | return you my thanks; After the
best del Iteration which have been able to bestow
upon the subject and for reasons of a personal
and private character, feel constrained to decline
the nomination which you have been pleased To
tender me. With sentiments of esteem, am
Yours, respectfully.
SAINT. L. BAlLY.
Richmond. May 4th 1860. my Sit
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n 49, A CARD.-.DR. ROBERT HUN
GA TER. of New York, has arrived in Rich
mond and taken rooms at the Powhatan. His
stay is definitely limited to TWO WEEKS. He
will devote his time. while in Richmond. to con
situations and to the treatments of ali diseases of
the Throat and Lungs.
Persons too fesbte to consult HIM at his rooms.
will be visited Those troubled with - Catarra."
or suffering from " Bronchial Affections" should
require the daily use of the Catarrh syringe
DR.. HUNTER has all the instruments for the
administration of medicines in vapor, and for the
exhibition of oxygen in ScrOfua, &c.
Patents In the country can consult by letter
POwHATAN House, Richmond, May LIST, 1860.
nv Pts
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49, TO MARTIN MEREDITH LIPS.
~ COMB. Esq :-DEAg SIR--We. the un-
dersigned your fellow citizens, believing that
you possess every requisite quality, both of head
and heart, for a fall and honorable discharge of
the duties OF Judge. do. without dlsparaslng the
claims OF other gentlemen, most respectfully re-
guest you TO announce yourself candidate for the
JUDGESHiP OF THE HUSFINGS COURT.
Hoping that this request may meet With your fl
vorabie consideration. We sHbserib be ourselves,
Your friends and fellow citizens,
George Washington, Peter Vosberger.
Henry Clay Simon Untermeyer.
Thomas Jefferson, VIM Henry Harrison,
James Madison, Zach. fay! Tor,
John Hestern, Sam. HUFFMAN,
And 5000 others.
RICHMOND, May LIST, 1860.
RICHMOND. May 2, 1870.
To GEO. WASHINGTON. HENRY CLAY and
others:
GENT GMEN-l have received your communica-
ton OF the LIST INST, requesting to announce
my sell candidate for the Judgeship of the Hus-
ungs Court. Although know YOU have placed too
hiah an estimate on my qualihcatiofs, | 90 not
ieel AT liberty to decline the request. colnlns us It
does trcin so large Il number of my dlstinl ushed
fellow citizens. II it should be the pleasure of the
people 10 eject me. | will endeavor tn djscharge
faithfully the duties Of the Office.
Very respectfully.
MARTIN MEREDITH LlpSCOMB. .
my3- ST. :
~ FOR JUDGE OF THE HUsT.
D>SA INGS COURT.
A. JUDSON CRANE.
my lit" Election 18th June.
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LYNCHBURG, May i.
The Monticello Guard. Capt. Mallory. num-
berng 50 men, arrived here at ) o'clock this
morning on a "Surprise'' visit to our military.
They are headed by 4 brass band, and are
marching up the street, as this is being writ
ten, TO stake the armory. The corps is a fine
looking one, and marches splendidly. .. X.
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ne .xsS, RICH NOND LIBRARY..- Ths
eS~a General NJ Getting of the iCHMOND LII
BRAKY COMPANY Will take place on MONDAY
next being the first Monday in Mav.l at the Ill
BRARN HALL, in the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute. ALIEN. SCOTT, Scc'y.
my 3-4t
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&DEAFNEss AFFECTING THE SENSE OF SMELL
ny Or. EALING. See first page.
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There was Tennesseean, six feet six inches
high, recently in Cincinnati buying horses,
who was the shortest of seven brothers, the
heaviest Of whom weighs $50 pounds.
Col. John Reid, an old and estimable citizen
of Fairfax died ut his residence near Fairfax
&. H., Va, on Monday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

.Isf aar sfsr AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
al Rs~.t! Ambrotypes in the city are those made
ecntsd n F. Al the various styles and szes ex
in the day no nshsst style OF the art At iii hours
f prc. q ~ Oil Aauae Pastsi or ioS1s
an nj" 49, =" cu., $i-ffom that a to Si0o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05


rH HHs slS STR'cfIssd5u fa LEN . J:
BOWDEN To the Editor Of - Wh'e In an
article Published in your paper, iew da!s ago,
ts ~. fss wrtsr hss s,ssa % tbs lid
locate himself. or speak Of HIS own knowleuse, -
to what would he the vote 81 ans ono county IN
the Circuit. take It, the writer OF thst erac'e
% n@s mi Of IL. vote Of Mr. Grs.o
~ at any thing like the anount ne ,makges no.g
are, according to the Commlssione1a return 81
voters, about 100 in the county; OF Ihnt nrmDoI
Nw, probably be pG1,efa and Mr. Bowden's
equally sangnine Of a majority. Whether there be
a third party sanguine. do not know but TINS
am certain OF, as citizen OF tne coun.y r IF
the people. il Mi Gregory frenes rely on his get
ting ! 20 from Henrico to insure his eection, no
will he elected to stay at home or. !a1he1 70 CON
nne TO- hold his ST1ssns Sne the editor Of the
ger :" the city. TRe editor Of the Gazette pub.
lshed an editorial. in which he statee tnau as leas
and could II he otharwisei Nv. B"wden Is known
IN Williamsburg, as, indeed. IN e'1Is G"mnt3 IN
man of the first and finest talents IN the III.
advantages to know Mr. Gregory, ana whIe as
Z" fine fellow they will commend no one, think,
ever dreams Of mentioning the two gentlemen the
same day. as relates to talents anu ieR"i acquire
ments. I'LL
If other facts are to be looked to-while We
do not wholly advocate Mr.. Bowden; because
he has. from being an orphan boy. with hump'e
tide water Virginia or on account of his pas ing
the debts Of his widowed mother, 10 the amount OF
hundreds of dollars when very young. and ON the
ground too that one OF his utss not
my SITS A CITIZEN OF HENRICO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

NJ DEAFNESS, ITS Study AND ITS REWARD, by
VI. EALING. See first page