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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

A DUEL IN BERLIN.-A letter from Berlin
in the Paris Constitutional, has the follow
ing: 1.-The general subject of conversation
here is a du Ell which took place on the 20th,
between the young Count Henckel de Dom
nersmark and the brother of lady to whom
he had been engaged. The Count receiv d a
ball in the body, and now lies dangerously i'll
al AK la Cha pelle. The cause OF the meeting
isssaid to be Il marriage broken off between the
lady, whom the Count had known in Paris,
and who had ven accompanied him nto Sile-
sa short time before the day fixed for the
union the Count received a letter containing
disclosures which induced him to give up the
connection. The parents OF the lady sent for
her brother fr on1 America. This latter is said
10 have treated a medical man who was on the
grotnd with great brutality, because he uttered
an exclamation of rief and pity when he saw
the Count fall. VIII en- the latter was struck,
his pistol, falling from his hand, went of, and
was near wouacing ne of his seconds"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

SEA VOYAGES vs.. CROWDED WATERING
PLAcEs.-"To everybody" says the London
Lancet, except some nervous and delicate
fe males. and a few males with very suscepti-
BILE and untamable slomachs, Il moderate sea
voyage is one of the finest tonics known. The
rapid movement through the atmosphere, the
change from latitude to latitude the constant
breathing of pure, undefiled air, the COM
plete relaxation OF mind and muscle the nov
elites OF a sea life, and OF nautical vancouver
ing, soon begin to work wonders upon body
ana mind. The complexion becomes clear the
eye bright, muscular movement easy, quick
and vigorous, and the appetite keenly shar-
irritable person finally becomes fat. lazy and
inSoEciant For the victim of commerce, ths Q
votary of fashion, and the devotee of liLera-
ture and science, we say there is nothing like
a sea voyage to bring about the necessary and
perfect 'moulting process as Schultz calls it,
which eyentuates In all almost rejuvenes-
c6nce.b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

NEGRO BY ExPREss.-A youur ,ar-o an,ut
twelve years OF age came up tro5n tba - "a 81
yesterday, in charge of the 4 dams EXnrsss
III lhi,nsa "a ,n;,h ay 10 ~ ookpf abus, Ohio. He
a. co., ~ s,avan ann,saw eaaw and precaution,
his nr,n aa,"b - Tnia boy paying for
Wa 80 aa,iI r.oan,1.3 oo3S from Stau n ton,
M Nannar -, ,ha, .,y W the proper ty OF
ra.,SappPr ~ To,nnahpmssee psee The boys ia her,
since, from his master ut :, Co., 81 ~ =, noa Va
he was shipped TO Ohlis In aecordsn,co ,1i IN IN
eaa,ss 81 "is VI '"0 p'A'e'. Sc Whesiiag MtsHf-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.

FAUQuIRR COUNTY, VA, July II.
This whole Piedmont region is full of at
fractions, both moral and physical. In my
opinion it is one of the most desirable sec tions
on the Continent, for everything that promotes
the moral and physical we'll being of man.
The crops of wheat through here fell VIC
tim TO the combined ravages of the join t-worm
and fly. Oats, grass and corn, SO far, are more
remunerative. The cultivation of tobacco is
being revived by some with moderate success,
thus far. They have yet to learn the mode of
both making and curiDg-to them, a new crop.
Politics begi to sir the masses here as else
where. There are Douglas men, and Breckin-
ridge men, and Bell men, each claiming for
their favorite the nigh and exclusive disIinc-
tion of being the only man to save the country
and the South from Black Republican rule.
Rain is beginning to be coveted. and the
thirsty fields would smile and blossom under
genial shower. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

THE NEW YORK CANALS.-The New York
canals, W hich, Tor several years, have been d
burlhen upon the revenues OF The State. on
account of the cost of the enlargement, seem
now TO give some promise of return. The
increase of tolls for the season of navigation,
thus far, over las year, has been S3OU,0UO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

THE "RLUE- NOSES" AwAKE.-A proclama-
ton nas been issued by the Governor OF New
Brunswick, torbldding the importation of
horned cattle into that Province, from any
place where the disease known as pleuro-
pneumonia exists, and ordering the destrue-
tion OF any cattle atfec ted with that disease,
found within the Province.
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FATAL JEsT.-Alex. Greenwood, Jr., a
d ainterOwho pursued his trade on boat,
&C asting down the Ohio, was accidently shot
by his wife a few days since, near Gallopolis.
He and his wife were conversing while he was
re, pairing pistol, when he iocularly remark
ed that he in tended to shoot her, pointing the
weapon he held in his hand, and swapping it..
She snatched up another pistol which was on
a Ia Bile near where she was standing, believ-
ing it unloaded, but which proved TO be
heavily charged, pulled the trigger, and sent
the ontents directly through his heart, kill
iup h i'm ins tantly.
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WHERE TO STICK YOUR LIGHTNING RoDs.-
Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian lnsti ute, in
an article on the subject, strongly recommends
that lightning rods, in all cases, instead of be
ing terminated few feet in The earth, should
be connected with the gas or water pipes OF
the city on the outside Of the building
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PLANTING LITTLE EMIGRANTs-Ths New
York Juvenile Asylum sent out, on Monday,
about thirty children for homes in the West
preparatory TO which they visited photo
graphic rooms and had their iikenesses sepa.
rately taken, which the Institution will pre-
serve in their House of Reception.
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COSTLY TIARA.-On the anniversary Of his
Chapel wearing the new tiara presented 10
him by the Palatine Guard. Ii is ornament ted
with number OF precious stones, and cost
10 tgdf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

A NOVEL EsCoRT.-The Ottawa Cana
dian) lumberers propose to man a hundred
canoes, each crew in uniform, and banners
flying at the sterns, 10 welcome the Prince of
Wales, and thus escorted they Will convey him
the length OF Lake Uuchssne and back again.
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IN MEMORY OF THE VICTIMS. - Messrs.
Gibbs. Wright Il Co., owners of the iu-fated
steamship Royal Charter, are about 10 erect an
obelisk 10 the memory Of the victims OF that
most terrible catastrophe, on the spot where
she was wrecked.
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A Virginia aManufacture.-.Se Semple's In
FAIDIBLE BAKING POWDER-the best and
nha in

"a Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer
families who have heretofore used DR.. J. 8.
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most un-
bounded happy results, that some unprncpeC
persons nave circulated an imitation. The Doctor
mas been compelled to change the wrapper, which
is plain without any figures, and his written sigma
ture is the cork OF every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, SO that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have snIted their wants and
relleved their sufferings.
DR.. J. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for oouk hs
and diseases Of the lungs Is the standard remedy
The PAIN CURER for pains. rheumatism, cholic,
srrans or bruises. and the DYSPEPTiC COM
POUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold by Drugg gsts generally, and by
WARNER u. WARlSG, lg1 Broad st,
fa3l-ly Richmond. Va
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Bad CharactsrS.-Complaints have been m ade
to the city and county police, of a party Of
Buchanan's Spring, to drink and carouse on
Saturdays and Sundays, to the annoyance OF
the neighborhood. Their obscene language
and wicked oaths have at last attracted the at
Iention of one or more of the Henrico grand
jurors, ana many of the gang will certainly be
indicted at the next term of the Court.
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To PREVENT HYDRoPHoBiA-ln England
the keepers of uacks OF hounds in yariably mix
pounded sulphur with the water which their
dogs drink during the spring, which, they be-
lieye will prevent hydrophobia. 1t is certainly
worth a trial
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Bad Tomgue.-Mary Dwyer. an old woman,
before the Recorder yesterday, to
answer for using threa tening and abusive Ian
guage TO Margaret Matthews. As the COM
plainant failed TO appear, the inyes tigation
was postponed until to-day.
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FATAL CHARIvARI.-A young man named
Strail. VAS shot by another named T.. Mark
ham, in Tally, N. Y, on Saturday night last.
Strait was in company with a party who
Markham, supposing the ult was offered TO
him. rushed from his house as they were pass
ing and shot 1t the party, killing Strait almost
instantly
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FATAL RKsDLT OF koLLY.-S Some young
men at East Fairfield, VT, recently drilled a
hole ia rock, and loaded IL with gunpowder
but the charge not ignitiDg readily, yonne
man named Gilbert undertook 10 inyestigat to
the cause, when 1t exploded, tearing nearly
hair OF his skull of and killing him instantly.
Another young msa was severely injured.
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Heavy Job.-Col. George W. Munfsrd is
steadily engaged in compiling the Code of Vir-
ginia from the old ones, preparatory to having
1t republshed. this fall. Col. M. will proba-
bly, conclude his labors in September, when
the manuscript will be put into the hands OF
the printers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

APPROPRIATE PREskNT--Mayor Saun.
ders, of Lawrence, Mass has just received as
a present a service of silver plate, valued al
5000 1t was given him IN return tor his exer-
tions in behalf of the sufferers by the fall OF
the Pemberton Mills.
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SHOCKING FATE OF a LOST CHILD.-A child
NJ med Thomas Henry Finley, aged Ak years,
di sappeared on July 5th. having followed
fr om home the band of the Turner's, who held
a oic-nlc that day. His dead body was found
on Saturday near the Kossuth Woods, on "the
N ck," by Mr.. VIM. Stephens, who was gum
nj ug. The barking of his dog in a marsh hav-
int, attracted his attention, he went to the
spot and found the body almost imbedded in
mud. The child had evidently followed the
pre- &c, ssion TO the vicinity, and having started
TO ret urn to his home on the hill, over the
me ad, lws had become fastened in the mire,
and pc rished from exposure and hunger. Dur
ing thu night of the 5th his cries were heard,
but no thing unusual was suspected, and no
search was undertaken. The eyes and nose
of the afortunate lad had been eaten away,
probabi by muskrats, and the body was
otberwis g mutila:ed. One thumb was found
in his mt ,uth, showing that in the agony of
starvatio n the lad had attempted 10 relieve
himself. He had perhaps fingered in this
horrible C ondition for two three days, un-
der broil ing sun by day, and exposed 10 cold
by night, a nd finally perishing. Coroner Cra-
ven annou need the sad intelligence to the be-
re- wed parents, and the scene that followed
W as very to ouchng.-Newark(N (N. ~ AdUsrtiSsr,
Ifth
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AAt Cost!
DRESS GOODS.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE AND
TEXTURE.
Embracing
Fine JACONETS and ORGANDIES,
Plain aud Flounced.
FRENCH BEREGFS-Plain and FIounced.
BEREGE ANGLAISE- Plain and Flounced.
POPEINS and POPLINETTS.
CHALLIE DE LANES.
SILKS AND SILK ROBES. &c, &c.
The above and many other Goods we cfsr al
cost, and without regard to cost, until the LIST OF
August. 20 ms Ike room for fall supplies
all GOODS, Of every description in our large
and elegant stock, at REDUCED PRICES. Ii
will be kept complete bv constant additions
GREY BEREGE ANGLAISE, low priced, re-
ceivIng this morning.
Our stock Of MANTLES and SHAwLs ia YER,
fine. lie l9 lmI WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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A NOVEL PAYMRNr.-An old man in Sodus
N. j., who is owing physician u bill of $50,
and unable to pay il, has decided TO tho doctor
his body for dissection after his demise. The
deed has been accepted aud receipt given by
the physician.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

Disorderly IN Markst.-Joseph Kelly appeared
before the Recorder, yesterday morning, to
answer 'ne cnarge OF being dis0rderly, and
admitted that he had pistol, but gave as a
reason for it that William J. Brown had at
tackled and beaten him the night before, with
out cause, and that he then carried il for self
protection. The Recorder ordered his dis
charge.
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Ch"yged yith Thef.-Jordan, slave 10 James
II. Coghill, was arraigned before the Recorder,
yesterday, to answer the charge of stealing a
silver watch, the property OF Mr.. William A.
Bohannan; but owing TO the absence of wit
nesses, the investigation was postponed until
tomorrow morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

Sunday School Pic -Nic-The officers teachers.
scholars and friends of Union Station Sab
bath School, held their annual pic mic at Ash
land, on Tuesday last, and spent the day in
the most pleasant and agreeable manner.
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SUFFERERS,
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PRO
- FESSIONAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH RESTOR.
We offer You the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGORATOR!
We offer il to all classes-it may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such mass of testimony.
HEAR-HEAR
THE REV. b. F. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. n, 1850.
MessYs. Mortimer r Mo,c6ray:
The use of your HAMPTON'S TINCTURE has
been rsry great blessing to uie and my family -
The effect it has had on my throat disease has been
recommend 1t. Yours, truly,
Pastor of the Eutaw Nj. +. Church
AS AN INVIGORATOR.
As an invlgorator and restorative where a gem
tie stmuant wanted, we believe it superior to
all the Cordias be fore the public as care for Dys
all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. IL has been
truly successful to the single and marned We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TING
rURE will be found great medicine for all theii
diseases.
~ Call and get Pamphlets and SEQ cures.
Sod by PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Richmond
oy DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles
Is, my 28-d&ewts
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An Examining Court was convened yester-
day, on VIM. II. Robey, Geo. Penley Wilson
and Charles Gay lord, charge with felonieusly
stabbing William Glblin on the Goth of NAV
of which wound he died on the sth of july
but owing TO the absence of witnesses, an ad
journInent to this morning at IL O'Clock was
agreed TO. The Court has determined, in fu-
ture, to impose the heaviest penalties known
TO the law on absent witnesses, as the only
method of making them punctual
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FUe.-About 6 O'Clock yesterday morning,
the frame stable Of Mr.. Geo. W. Royster, on
Cd street, between Broad and Grace, was set
on fire and burned to the ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-19

Dismi,ssd-The plain against Elizabet tn
Totty for keeping disorderly house, has been
dismissed by the Mayor, the complainant not
feeling disposed TO carry on the prosec u ton,
for causes known to himself
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sAxrEL T. B.yLy.. cm.srAiS WHITE.
r., BANLf H. WHITE,

nd the countIe, of Hanover, Henrico, Caroline.
s,n,r blapd and Chesterfield,
s. NANIkl. +. bAlBA, CoMMIss sloNER,
s),yus lor ali the states and territories. Office
rncr OF 18Th and Franklin streets, near the Sta,e
u Srur It House. ye--u
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Pastor of the Eutaw Nj. T.
Az AN INVIGORATOR.

H Families will consult their interest by
using SEMfLE'S INFAILlBLE BAKING pow
DER. 1t Is cheaper and better than any similar
article in market. For sale by all retailers.
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Dismisssd.-The charge against Brauson
Dunnington, of threatening to assault and beat
Frederick Kell, was heard by the Recorder
Yesterday and dismissed
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The Chain Gang have been at work for seve-
raj days near the corner of 5th and Broad
streets--a neighborhood that needed their SER
vices to put the highways in a travelling condi-
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Eghtiag.-H. Il. Krebs, for assaulting In the
street a man named Lunt, in the presence Of
Officer Seal, was before the Recorder, yester-
day and held to bail for his geod behavior
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COAL, CoKE, WOOD, &c.

EDUCTION IN COX E.-The prices of
II CARBON HILL COKE will be, until further
notice as follows:
LUMP COnE, for CRATES, So per load.
STOVE COKE, for cooking, &c, $3.50 per
load
oar COKE is Of unexceptionable quality this
season. and fail to give entIre satisfaction.
TKRHs-Cash on delivery. -
je2-ts JNO. J. wERTH, Agent.
COAL.-Jhe subscriber will furnish for the next
~ three months CLOVER HILL HAIL COAL,
q. the best quality, at 81 a load: Also, the CLIO
YER HILL LUMP ana NIHRACITE COAL at
the market pTlces. NJ u. WHITING,
Z Je l5-3m Near the Pete ersbuTg Depot.
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APrices Reduced. Finding our stock OF
DRESS and other FANCY GOODS rather too
heavy, we shall from this date reduce the prices al
foliows-say: -
Handsome French Printed BEREGES. E cents.
Very pretty small figured HALF MOURNING
do, IS cents. ~
Super French ORGANDIES, IS cents.
Super French JACONET. Is cents.
Chintz patterns French 0RGANDIES, so cents
Fancy DRESS SILKS, all bought this Spring at
unusually low prices.
GREY DRESS GOODS, all Qualities, at cost.
Silk. Lace. POplin and other MANTLES, at re-
duced prices.
French worked sets Of COLLARS and SLEEVES,
and pretty.
Our stock of STAPLE GOODS is as sood as it
has been this season.
Determined to reduce the stock, we shall offer
the goods at low prices
je l9-lm CHILES Il CHENERY.
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ROMANCE IN HIGH LIFK.-On Saturday the
matrimonial union OF Prince Peter, of Aren-
berg, with the Countess Dowager Caroline of
Stahremberg, nee Countess Kaunitz, was cele-
bra ed wi tn great pomp at the cathedral of St.
Stephens, Vienna, in the presence of the
whole beau monde of the Austrian metropolis.
The story of this marriage is a not unin ter =
estiug one. Prince Peter is no less than sew
enty years old, and his new consort, the cele-
brated Count KaunitZ's daughter, is sixty
one. In early youth both loved each other
tenderly and would have got married but for
the opposing wish of their respective parents.
1t is old, very old story, this kind of
tale, and it is quite unnecessary, conse-
quently, to dwell details in this par
ticular case, all cases of the sort resemble
each other, like leaves the same tree -
Suffice it to say that Prince Peter of Aren-
berg had 10 lead a daughter of Prince Charles
de Talleyrand TO the altar, and that the young
Countess of KaunitZ was united to graf, or
earl of Stahremberg. Years flowed on; both
the former lovers came to have children of
their owh; both, probably, had cares of their
own, and thus their lives rolled on most
human lives do--a mixture of joys and sor-
rows, pleasures and pains. But, singulary
enough, both the husband of Caroline OF
Kaunitz and the wife of Peter OF Arenbsrg
died at the same time, and accident throwing z
the TWO old friends once more together, they
courageously resolved 10 carry out their orr
gi 1al intention and get married. Hence the
ce remOny of Saturday last in the noble
te mple OF ST. Peters, at Vienna.-BsrLin Cor
reSpOnasnce Of the Court NeicS.
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, U0k AT THiS..-rhe undersigned havIns
IL sustained severe loss by the late ere on their
premises, respectfully inform the public that they
have again rebul /, and solicit the Work of our
former customers, friends, and the public gener-
ally, promising to use every exertion on our part
To give general satisfaction To all who may favor
US with their orders.
ROGERS Il MILLER, Manufacturers of
Marble Monuments, Tombs Nantes,
Building Work, &c, Nam street,
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aua.e hS' nan tast ~ pp, appra az ,
neighbprs and friends. and then, Il not worthy:
PREMIUM BIrTERS We recommend them as
superior to all Northern remedies for dyspepsia
and Indig estlon, and If, upon trial. they do not
prove their superiority, then we say scard the %
AS a tonic, physicians of the highest stand,ag
speak Of them IN the strongest terms of praise -
Give them trial. These BitteTs are To be had of
all Druggists in this city and else here In Virginia
T.. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond. Va.
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The Mayor was detained from his post yes.
terday morning, by the serious indispostiou
of his lady, whose condition is very critical.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

f~as LAW NOTICE.--The Law once OF
lA~A r. H. AlLETT has been removed 20
ol the United States 9lstrIct Attorne{ ,nf s'e
.,gcice as heretofore in tae inferior ana snpeflo.
,,ris of Richmond, HenFIco, king w liiiain, ana
l. the District Conrts et the nltea states, "nleh
- heId IN X edmond and Norfolk. JS 3-lm
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{fOAL.--0n hand a futi supply OF
~ MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, AVERAGE
and SMITHS COAL
ALSO
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
G.. b. LiPSC0MB,
NH Its l4th ST., near SiaYo's Bridge.
OAK AND PINE WO0D-seasoned and un-
~ der shelter, for sale a. Coke Yards.
de l2-ts JNO. J. WERTE, AE't.
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g.. GEORGE STEEL,

9A DENTIST,
Office and Residence Southwest corner Main and
s'h sts., first door above Crenshaw's New Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Having an experience of ten years ia his profes-
. he feels confident of giving satisfaction to
8,Luse who may favor him with their patronage.
q MI Linn
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Buchanan SPring.-This time onored resort
OF many noble Nlrginiaus who have passed
away, as well as OF the present day, has so
many interesting "reminiscences connected
with it, and has been the scene of so many re.
unions OF The Old Richmond Z uoit Club as
well as of the L. l. Blues that its name is
rarely called without creating pleasant emo
uons. A few years since, and Buchanan
Spring was IN the country. Now, it is almost
the centre OF thriving village, too public for
the clubs and companies that once assembled
there, and yet sufficiently private for juvenile
pic mics.
On Tuesday afternoon last. while a pic-n
party, composed principally of school chill
oren, were enjoying themselves at the spring,
thunder cloud arose. and w when most OF them
had assembled under the blues shed" bolt
OF lightning descended, striking one OF the no =
bic oaks near them, and shatterIng it into
pieces. None of the Juveniles were Injured,
but all OF them were so much frightened tina ,
they fled for shelter to house in the neigh
borhood-returaing, after the cloud had pass
ed, and enjoying the remainder of the after
noon in the most delightful manner.