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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

A CLEAN BACK DowE.-Mr. Carl Schurz
the Black Repu piican orator who is endea-
voring 20 advance the cause OF Lincoln BY stig-
matiZlng The Declaration of Independence as
"diplOmatic dodge and the revolutionary
sires as humbuggers aud hyp0crltee," did
not make his appearance in Harrisburg 10 al .
dress the people last evening The feeling to-
ward him had become intensely tcdr1r, and " =
thInk 1t was very discreet on the part of the
leaders to ignore him here. The conservative
people OF Harrisburg are in favor of the free
dom OF speech, but they VIII permit no man 10
sand up in public place and preach treason
and stdltiOn, and traduce and malign :he
founders of our country. Had ne given utter
ance 10 the same sentiments here that he did in
Springfield, nothing could have res trained the
indignation OF the populace This was the cor
ner conversation yesterday morning, and the
managers soon got wind OF ii, aud put the
wires in operation TO countermand the com
ing of the Red Republic Atheist and reviler
OF our country and its Institutions .-HdrriS-
6hrg Union, (Dsni.,) l5sh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

JEWISH FEsTIvALs.-Sunday evening iuau-
gurated Il series of holy days among the Jew
ish community. The festival ends this even
ing aud is known as Rosa HashaHah, or New
Year. The origin of the feast is given in Le-
yiticus xiii, %, u, 25. Though not one OF
the three great festivals, on each OF which the
n.le population of Israel was To appear before
the Lord, II 10, nevertheless, considered as one
OF the first among the principal holy days and
as such has been celebrated by the Israelles
since the giving OF the law. peculiar rit
observed by the Jews on this festival, Is the
blowing Of trumpets, The htaTiIg OF which is
obligatory OH every Jew. Ii has a. direct re-
ference TO, and close eonnec lion with. the SER
vice The ideas connec ,ei with this ceremony
are supposed % be s. the King and Hts Day OF
Judgment. To call forth terror at the judg-
ment "etc The services of this festival com
Prise prayers OF Il three fold kind, 'of homage
aof raraem brance" and OF "sounding the cor
net.n With this festival begins the annual era
called the "ten days OF repentance" which
terminates on the tenth day with the Day Of
Atonement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18
PRIZES OF VIRTuE-Tne French Acad-

THEPRIZEs OF VIRTUE.-Tne French Acad-
emy distributes every year certain prizes Tor
what is called virtue. They are twenty four
in rumber and vary in amount from five
hundred To three Thousand francs. IL is quite
II feather in the cap OF The women this year,
that out ef The twenty -four seventeen nav G
been given to females. The chief prize, how
ever, was awai ded To mau, Jean Marc Bost.
4 Protes tant paste of La Force, near Berge-
rae. The acts of virtue for which he was
compensated consist in the establishment OF
what is deuominated The Evangelical Family.
Il seems that, without aid or patronage, by
his own personal exertions, beginnlug by re-
criving into his house one or TWO PrOteS Lant
e. establishment 10 The extent OF admitting
eigh hty-seven Of these destitute children, Oh
" aom he tes.ows food, clothing, shelter and
edQNh .lJn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

BRIG LOsT-Sersh Persons Dyo,cnea-In the
gale OF the Ola inst, which quite severe
N the Atlantic coast, the brig Mary Pierce,
Captain Clifford, from Bangor, bound for New
Haven, Conn, was CaDsiZed about twelve
miles east OF Chatham Lights, Cape Cod
There were on board the captain, mate, stew
ard, four hands and the captains sUn, an in
tet iigert lad about seven wears of age. all of
whom were lost, except Frank Farnum, the
nate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

How TO PREVENT SORE SHOULDERS IN
WORKING HoRsEs-An exchange says: the
plan we have tried unG never found 10 fail is
70 get piece OF leather, and have il cut into
a shape so As 10 lie snugiy between the shOul-
dsrs Of tha horse and the collar. This lends off
all the friction, as the collar slips and moves
on the leather and not on the shoulders OF the
horse. Chafing is caused by friction hence
this remedy Is quite q plausible one, and is
NUN better than Tying slips of leather or pads
OF sheep ekin under the coIlar.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

GEN. WAsH!NGToNS 5 PLACE OF WORSHIP -
An Episcopal tirrey IN ESif1ax CO, Va.
IN acknowledging the receipt of a donation
TrOm tue Souther Aid Society, remarks:
"One of my most interesting points OF lab Dor
- OId PCh!CA Church, the parish church near
Mount Vernon, Of which Gen. Was hiuglou
was YES .ryman and in which he worshipped
1t is very much dilapidat,d and We purpose
.nakii g an appeal ior help il putting 1t in
com p!cte Order''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

ACTIVE MOVEMENTS OF TRR REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans are "moying heaven ana
eartn" to carry New York city. They had Il
procession there Thursday night which WAS
sIugularly for political parade, composed OF
drilled men. The Herald says
No less than forty-six hundred men paraded
In military array, each clothed IN uniform,
and each bearing u hlaZing torch. As the pro-
cesslUn passed up Broad way, between eleven
O'Clock and dnight, the scene presented was
a most extraordinary one. As far as the eye
could reach there WAS line OF lI,Id HghI, not
struggling here and there, rs is frequently The
case with torch!ight paradeS, but as straight /
and regular as the company parts OF Ii crack
regiment of citizen soldiers. The Wide Awakes
have evidently been drilled by capable Ulcers.
and were handled by their com mandere with
thorough military precision. The turnout of
Thursday was, however small affair, com
pared with the W iGe Awake demonstration
VI nich is TO take place III this city on the even
ing of the third of October. There are i'll the
Northern and Eastern States over four hrn-
drad and twenty thousand voters enrolled in
the ranks OF the Wide wakes, and It is pur-
posed to have Il general re-uniou Of the clubs
and grand parade, in which delegations from
ali he principal cities and towns viii partlci-
pate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Ihs Re. M. GGtsrOod, of Norfolk, having
acce ted a call tC $. PauI's Chapei, 5th street
Is now officiating in that church. Tue chapei
has been lately built, ard il q tasteful and
handsome ediiice, capable OF seating about
three hundred persons. Several benevolent
gentlemen OF the congregation have estab-
lIshed, III addition II The Sunday School, Il
night school, which is free, and which, we are
happy ~ learn, Ia largely attend d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

INCREASE OF pEssBYr j Ohm
Mcdowell in his semi-csntenary sermon
makes the following inteTes ting statement:
The Presby terian Church was divided in
le3- since which time there have been TWO
General Assemblies. Both Assemblies should
b. taken into the account III comparing The
Pres by terian Church as il noW is with wha, il
WAS fifty years ago. Ia lie General Assem-
bly, OF 1907, the first attended, the numUer OF
delegates III attendance was 81 the mum Der in
The two Assemblies which met last spring
i61 The number OF Sy mods when entered
tue ministry was the number nuw, rs re-
ported to the last Assem- blies, is 81. The NUM-
b.r OF PTesby teries when L commenced my
ministry was 81 now 1t is 25i. The number
o. minisIe IN the Presby terian Church then
was $40; now il is 3, ,565. The number q
churches then was 69i; now 1t is 4 G31 aud u e
numper OF communicate then was l7,o7l, nLW
1t is ,}66 S3I. Accordinxsto 10 this statement u Q
Synods have been multiplied seven times the
Presoy teries eight times; the ministers ten
times the churcnes seven times, and The COM
municants twenty times"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Hastings COaIt.-Judge Lyons commenced
he September term of his Court yesterday,
and disposed Of Il large numb II OF common
Ia ~ eases
William Il. ko0ey, charged with the murder
of William Gtblin. was arraIgued before the
judge yesterday, when, on motion OF his
counsel the trial was postponed until the next
term, and the prisoner renanded to Jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Attempt at House BTeGktHg.-On Sunday
night last an effort was made To Ter the base
ment of the residence OF Mr. G. Il. HUI on
l0th street, but sIgnaliy failed. The burglar
cut some OF the stats from the wincow blind
in order to hoist The window, bat finding IL
fastened with ron bars, desisted. la The same
nelghborheoG, the Night before, a private yard
was entered, and pair OF o"cks Intended for
Sunday dinner, were SPIRITED away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

ANEMPRRss AT LooM.-During the visit
OF LOUIS Napoleon and the Empress al Lyons,
they visited the weaving estabiishmeht. Inc
Empress. when near one Of the looms, was in
vi,ed to iaKe the shuttle and throw it n few
times. Her Majesty complied. and the imple-
ment thrown by lne Imperial hand pas ed
rapidly to and fro between the warp. ihe
stnf was then uurolfed and the EmpIeSs
then read on the sun, " TisSe par Sa li"Jss c
9Imptratyice, a Lyon, r. - 4out, 1850 After
having read the bove phrase, Her Majesty il
sad to haze exclaimed IL the WORDS OF MO
lIere. "U p.,au qus Js f.iS de Ii prose sans te
Sdt0tf."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

WHEAT RECEIPTs.-rhe rise in 'he price Of
wheat creaied an almost unprecedented in-
pouring of hat grain on Saturday last. As
early a. seven O'Clock teams were standing al
the depot. At twelve O'Clock upwards of q
hundred teams We're waiting their turn 10 un-
load The whole number OF teams that un-
loaded grain at the depot that day was over
two hundred. while some stored their grain in
other places and others returned home with
tneir leads The rush was similar ali along
the ROAD, we understand; but We have not
heard of any place where more gram was re-
csived than at our depot.-H0dSoh tMteh.) Ga-
zefts, Sept. Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

CullsG Copyt--An examiuiug court of nagis-
trales met al the City Hail esterjay afternoon
a. / O'Clock, to examine the charges against
William Mullen for shooting Joseph Sum
merS. and Joseph Summers for slabbug Will
liam Mullen but owing to the absence of ma
ierial witnesses, the examination WAS post
poned uLiil the October term of the Hastings
Court, and the parties remanded 20 prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

GIFT TO A CnURCH.-Judge Perkins, Of
Louisiana, has presented 10 81. Paurs Epi> CO.
pai Church, Petersburg, Va, 4 chime of nine
bells, the heavi lest of which weighs i.193 lbs,
and the rest respectively rs folio ws ,}32 9ot,
oi3 507, Ali, 3JI, 263, and 249 lbs. The total
weight OF The uiEe bells is therefore 6'57! lbs.
The bells have been hung, and will go into
operation Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

DISGGACEFUL AFFAIR." Woman Tarrsd and
Fsaihsrsd-A few days ago Il cisgracetu affair
occurred at Romu!us, Michigan. 1t appears
hat large mob OF men, in disguise, went 10
the house OF "A man named Jeremiah Gaming
from which they took woman named Jane
T.1usly who was made the victim o. 4 series
of iudign;ies, not the least Of whicn Was tae
application Of = coat of tar and feathers and
an imp omptu ride upon fence rail. She was
Knocked and banged about in a naked condi-
lion. until, from abuse aud exposure, she
nearly tainted, and was thought 10 be in d =
Ing condition. Thirteen OF the villains have
been arrested. The alleged cause OF the ont
rage is Il disposition ca the part If the woman
10 lH-treat the children belonging 70 the family y
OF IianuEg. with whom she lived.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

G2n luO-GRFAT SALE OF FALL am
o y ~, INTER DRY GOODS AT COsf
FOX CAS- H We ESve unpaekeu all oar Mo-. r
G"cds. Carpets, and bsnaets We evil sci tbs.,
AZ % under cost, with view 10 elCse up the t,ry
u 1ncs bGsihegs SIlAs, fopiIns and Eubro,deFlss
e. n tt Price; Cloaks past STILES. coy0umay inos
OUT Tor great cutting and sashag ip the ry Goods
line. Campaign opens this morning with a csra-
ioeue oi the lowest prices ever htard of Z aides
please call early. CHAS GWAFKIN
9Th ada A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

THE CONNECTICUT CENsUS-Rstur.s from
llO towns III Connecticut give 26O,7i5 Inhabl-
tauts in 1850 against 2i6, ,525 i'll 1851. Net gain
IN 10 towns, Il, ieS. There are IGi towns in
the State, ard the total population il 1880 was
80 ~ The 81 towns To be heard trCm include
all the cities except Bridgeport and Water
buly, and number of the Inost thriving man
ufaCIurlng towns III the STATE, while few H.
deed. OF them Will show any falling oft The
net gain in them Will hardly be short OF 5000
b the New Haven Courier thinks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

STEAM CARRIAsr.-Paris was astonished,
not long slice, by the sight OF carriage pro-
PEELED bynaitiryr steam nor gas, geipg win
such auyaZing syiftness as 10 leave far beh nd
the four.in-i.and carriages of the .ekay Cl.b
which euaeavoIsd In vain 10 keep up with IL.
The inventor is said To he poor man, who
has constructed the vehicis entirely himself,
.ud will not Disclose the secret tiil he is pro-
p.riy sec uIed by patents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

I|4s Night SchoO! OF the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will open in the course OF few
weeks, under the management of competent
in the city who has not The privilege OF al
tending day schools, and laying the founda-
ton tor a thorough education, VIII avail him.
self Of the opportunities for night study dur
lug the fall ana winter months. This school
has been steadily increasing since It's organi-
Zation, ana the progress Of It's pills mas been
unusually good. Indeed, many young men,
who did not know one letter from all o .her
have te N regular attendants, and are now
tair English scholars. Every member OF the
Institute. and none Others, can attend this
school free of charge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Figitjng. John MURPHY and John Mack
We're convicted before the Mayer yesterday Of
nghiing in the First Marke,, and committed
In default OF security for their better behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

TIE FIRST EXPORT OF AMERICAN CoTToN
TO ENGLAND.-It has been stated a. hIStOrl-
csl fact that the first export of cotton from the
United Sales to England was IA l7eI, when Il
vessel arrived at Liverpool with eight bags OF
cotton As part OF the cargo, and mat IL Was
seized by the Gus tom house officers, Gn Ter the
conyictinn thai it could no: have been the
growth OF America
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

.Iilidry.-The German Rifles, Capt. Miller,
made a handsome parade Yes ,erday. They
were attended bg Smiths First Regiment
Band.
The Young Guard, Capt, Rady, paraded
yesterday afternoon, and looked remarkably
we'll. This corps is preparing for a visit t.
Baltimore in October, and we understand Ina {
the l. l. Blues have already determined to es-
cort them To and from the cars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Rer. Mr.. Butlsr late of Halifex county. has
accepted The rectorsbip of St. johns Church,
made vacant by the death of Rev. Mr. Points,
ard has commenced the duties thereof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

JOINING GARIBALDI.-Mr. Charles Carroll
Hicas, Il gen tisnan of Well known fillouster-
lag proc..vi,ies, LET. New York Saturday for
Europe, by the steamship Fulton, with IA view
TO joining the GaribH idiaus ia their cona aues I
of Naples. General Wheat also lett the coun-
Try iasi wees, With similar warlise object.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Smokiag John, slaTe u T.. II .ssisux.
charged with smoking cigar IN the street ia
violation oi an ordinaI &c Of the city, was COZ ]
sictea OF the offence before tie Mayor yester
day, aud sentenced TO te we'll lssnsd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

AN EXTRAORDINARY PLOT.- 4 letter from
Trieste IN the l. pndon Morning = ar, gives an
account of an extraordinary attempt on the
part OF the second captain of the Austrian
man- -etwor Kaiser 10 blow up tine vessel with
every soul On board, the wuoie of the ships
lying iii the neIgEUoT hood, the yacht OF the
AtciIduke NGNImIiian and All his company
together with TIE greater par of the town Gi
Trieste. This Aus roll allan Guy Faux was
discovered al the critical moment, and blew
ouL his brains
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ARRESTED AGAIr.-Frank Phelns who was

ARRESTED AGAIE.-Frank Phelps. who was
arrested some time since in Petersburg, Va
upon suspicion that he was the 10 rderer OF
George Lawrence and Miss Laura ]. Harvia
at Ottumwa, Iowa, on the 29;h OF las March,
and WAS discharged because no evidence sus-
tanning the charge WAS produced, was arrcs tee
on last Saturday in that city, by Mr.. Del
Raine, of Richmond, and carried before the
Mayor, who again released him for want of
evidence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

TysspassfHg.-IsS1c, slave to VIM. II. q rant,
was convicted before the Mayor Yesterday OF
trespassing on the premises of Wm IL. Rich
srdson, and beating his servant Judy and wa3
ordered to be we'll las he'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

J0sH o. 4skete, the man who was shot and
seriously wounded In an affIay with Joseph
Ii. CrenshaW, on the llth inst, was in Il com
Portable condi ton yesterday, and the resident
physician at Bellevue Hospital thought that
he was slowly though steadily improving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Pat 10 Wark.-Johu Price, for imbihing ha-
bitually, and being an annoyance To decent
people, fell into the hands OF the Mayor yes
lvrday, and was sentenced To lhs chain. gang
for LllrlY daN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

DiSmisSsd.-T The charge against CIass CoIs-
Taan o. harbOring j osepbine CLARK agsipst the
Will of her mother, was dismissed by the
Mayor yesterday nsrniEg, he being sa isfied
that the misguided girl was not a resident of
the defendants house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

DfHrk-John, slave ,to 'Turpin 4 Var
oroueh,f for being drunk in the street ard Lay-
ing no pass, was l0gged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18
NO FnsIoN-ANI NINnEpENnENr r1crgr

NOF"SION-AN INDEPENDENT TICKET
= ,HLDnMlI desires the public in general to
call at his store, no l-G Sroad street aud see some
OF his great b&rgans; he excitement is prevhllig
tiere To an aAiarmlag extent. As he has 50 many
cheap leies to offer t. his customers il TX dir
heut for them /, select, they are AL So much I've
lew tie resu a prices. SPieDdid4 H.eschea Crt.
tons 10 cts; extra suUeTIor lisit Linens a. A. ote
and 50, cheap Gt ne6rb twice that amount: a IaT.a
stacA vi Hair Nets. very rich desISr. unusu,lI,
cheap, shIrt Fronts. sctuait4 less than can "a
made for; 50j pairs Ladies' Extra heavJ white Hose
At l2}s cts. ceap at 2I cts another lot Of those
Dotted Emh. Hdkfs. at leA c's.; noOp Skiitr a,
great bargains; p tremendous large lot Of Cnrspts
all sly es white and coinred. ali sizes; extra chAu
fmbr0lderles, NJ illneTy Goods, hlte Goods and
numerous other articles st astonishing low pricrs
GpIDSMIr'S heap Rtrrs
lI6 Broad \ d NJ fr,,T stf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Deer assoc laitos.-This Association of Bap-
lists viii Meet at Leiga Street Church. in Hem
iico county, o-day, aud as n large nnmoer OF
ministers have already arrived, and Others are
e1rec ted, "A series OF Interesting meetings are
anuCipa.ed this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

OIL FACTORY BURNT.-On Tuesday last, en-
extensive rosin oil factory, At New Orleans,
owned Dv the Louisiana Oh Company, was
DESTROYED by fire. The loss was ei5u,,i0O as
follows: Bs the building, ss5, Geo; aud stock on
haad, comprising l50,0Uu gallons oi oil, :, %
barrels OF rosIn, 1870 barrels Cf pitcu ara Il
quantity of coal worth e5t 800 on e6U,Oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Lss Of.-O Wen K Jgers, arTes led and Gagged on
Saturday last for tres passing on the premises
OF j. w WoodhOuse and ga herring paper and
other articles mat did Eot belong 10 him. was
before the Mayo yesterday, and, after u hear
ir z, was discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Bound Orsr-JohD Jones, charged IN nsipg
abusive and provoking language to T. kauf.
man. appeared before the Mayor yesterday,
ard gave security for his better behavior in
the fu ture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

ACCIDENT TO SENATOR GRKEY.-The La
grange hOl American states that Hon Jas
). Green, while on his way to Waterloo in
Clark county, last week, where he was going
10 make a public speech, as thrown from his
buggy, by The horse running away. aud COM
Il < IN contact VIII a stump. Mr. Green was
rendered bic by the shock he received
upon ;he ground for some lme. when he was
discovered by passer by and properly taken
care of.
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- New Firm..Sew Goods.

~ New Firm New Goods he nm
GersIgnel beg leave 10 inform the citizens al X CHI
uond and VIclrly that they have Just opened store
No Z5 Nam street, with as handsome aud cheap
stock OF DRY GOODS, BUrrS and SHO rs, was
ever br0ug lat to this market.
Having purchased our entire stock for cash, we
are able and VIII sell at extremely low prices tor
cash DbtSS GOODS and D"MkRTIC GOODS
OF al kinds and all prices. BOOTS and SHOES,
~ sizes and prices. Don't forget the place, Is
Main street.
WERTHEIMER &. S.LOWENBERG.
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TIE LONDON SOCIAL EvIL.-The efforts that
have been IN ads recently ia London To mi tigalc
he social evil" appear To have met with al
most une Y pee ted success. Twenty three hun
dreG IalIen women have been gathered al the
midnight meetings. Many OF tnese have been
permanently reclaimed. Twenty seven OF
them have been returned to their friends, one
Of them To New York city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

StedliRs.-D Daniel, slave 10 George W. Gil
liam, was found guilty before the Mayor yes
terday, OF stealing one pair of boots and one
pair Of pants from Anderson, slave to A Nott,
and sentenced 10 punishment at the whipping
post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

Seeursd Lodgings.-Neil Nugent, "A white
man, was removed from the corner OF Canal
and 1th streets, where he had made iodgment.
aud Gagged Yesterday the Mayor sent him 10
the Valley Inn, in default Of security to keep
bar
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n- All Msdie,nsss n.sc shoaid DC TfePafea D'

x- All Medicines should be Prepared by
REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR. J. \. ROSES Cough SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis. and that hon OF
diseases Consumption. Pnce 60 eta. and 81:
DR.J.S ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder This prepa-
ration Is Il positive cure. Price 30 cts.
DR. J. & ROSES PAIN CURLk, for Rheuma-
tsm. Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the stomach or
Bowels. Pains in the Baok or Limbs. Price, IL, 70
and 90 cts.
DE-. J. \, ROSES ALTER .TIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PUtlFIEa, Tor The cure OF Serof la, old
Erupti0ns, Chrome setees, UulosTs, sores
Swrlisd Ntos Biies and nj diseases arising from
an IMP IRE stat: OF the u o.id. Plce 81.
Sofa by Drasf lists. and bg
WARREN WARING,
jsaI~lT l0T Broad st.. Agent for Rio. inond.