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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Inqacst-Justice John I. Childrey, attended
by Constable Thomas, held an inquest yester-
day afternoon, over the body of Wirr, slave
of Mr John Siuton. who was founa dead in a
saad nit. near the town of Fulton. After the
examination of several witnesses, the jury
rendered verdict that the deceased came 10
his death by the eaying In of the bank sur
rounding the above named pit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Discriminatory Martin and Mary, her
sister made their appearance before the
Mayor yesterday morning, TO answer the
charge OF Keeping dIsorderiy house, and am
noyiug the nelghborhood In which they i've
A lady neighbor ties tihed that one of them had
abused her in he most provoking and inde-
cent man ner, for which they were required 10
give security for their better behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Thedtre.-Ihe blII Tor thls evening IS one that
cannot fail to attract the attention OF the
friends of the drama, and ought to en-
sure the management crowded house.
Iiancy have bsgun TO make their nightly
appearance on the stage, and if proper pa
tronage is given, the present season will he
the mos brilliant one ever witnessed in Rich
mond. MessrS. kunkel & Moxley are deter
mined TO deserve Success in their laborious pc
sitions, and we are sure the Richmond public
will not withhold it from them. See the bills
and secure your seats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
TUE PRIsCn OK WALES sTre Rsron Ran

THE PRINCE OF WALEs.-TEe Baron Rem
frew, at Chicago, Saturday, visited one OF the
immense grain eIey for which that city
is famous. He subsequently, in accordance
with the published notice, exhi led himself
on the balcony OF the hotel 10 the Assem- bled
American soyereigns, who had tougrtRated III
large numbers TO view his Royal HIghuess.-
The Prince, later in the day, ieIt town for he
hunting grounds, where he Will spend severai
days IN the sports of the chase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

CoURTRsIEs TO VETKRAN.-A number Of
leading citizens OF Boston, including Gov.
Banks Mayor Lincoln, Cnief J US tics Slaw,
Nr Everett, nave invited Dir. Ralph Farunam,
of Actou, Ne, the sole survivor oI the Battle
OF Bunker Hill, To visit Boston. Mr.. Stevens
has offered the Tree use OF apartments at the
Revere House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Hdoeas Corpus.--Yesterday afternoon, John
Mescoe, charged with receiving six barrels Of
sugar stolen from L. & q n Dayenport
kno wing the same to have been stolen, was be.
fore Judge Lyons on writ of habeas eorpus.
and after hearing, was admitted to bail In
me sum OF IS 900, to answer his trial at the
November term of Judge Lyons Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Tie Ladies and ChildSsn are 70 have an op-
portunity this afternoon, as well as Tonight,
to witness the wonderful teats of legerdemain,
bv Prof. LOVE, at Mechanics Institute Hall,
aud 10 hear such yentriioquism as they never
heard before. That class OF our cIuLens VINO
DO no: visit the Theatre, aud yet wish for
some place ~ which 10 spend an Idle evening
where they can witness some rare tricks auG
enjoy hearIy laugh, Will be sure to yisi. the
Institute Hail to-day, rs they may not have
another opportunity offered them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Steam. Ere Eag ginsS-At a late fair in Gins
cinnati the Good VIII" steam fre-engIue,
built by MIR. McCausland received the hIgnes
premium Mr. McCausiand is now Egaged
with Ettenger and Edmond, Of this clty f., in
building team fire. engines, aud Is about COM
pieting a very pretty one Tor the Fire Depart
ment of Richmond. 81 much tor Southern
ENTERPRISE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
Njgtt Rops.-The police are having more

Njght ROr5.-The police are having more
trou uble than usual TO preserve the peace on
18th street, between Main and Cary. Some
weeks since scarce u Sunday afternoon pass ed
that that section OF the city was MOI the scene
Of "a bloody a1irsy but OF late the rows have
occurred al night, and the Walchmen have
been called on 10 quelI them Most ot these
difficulties originate by the meeting OF Clans
on this tile field, where bad spirits are drunk
and worse ones eugeudered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

FROM SOUTH AMERICA.-The steamer Ariel
has arrived at New \ ork from AspInWaiI
bringing Si,200O00 III specie from California -
The United States sioop-of- war Brooklyn,
with tie Chirlqul surveying party, arrived III
A AspinWall on the llth Ady;ces from Tumaco
announce the capture OF Bar rbacoas by the gov
ernmeLt forces, after TWO actions, in which the
rebels were defeated with considerable ios.-
Order had beeG entirely restored In tue pro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

SUCH Is LIFE!-rhe following dispatch,
says the Toledo Blade, went through by teie-
graph, recently: Charley ana Julia met al
s., yes sterday-quarIeled and parted for
eNer-rnet again thIs morning ana parted to
meet mUre-met again this evening and
were married.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

APPLICATION TO BE RELEAsRD.-Purspr
Abbott, OF the PaWnee, applied for a writ OF
habeas corpus III the Court of Nisi Prius, al
Philadelphia, Saturday, to be released from
bail on the criminal charge against him, re-
sulting from holding money collected on board
the flag ship St. Lawrence in 1855 for the re-
compton OF the family OF a manumitted
slave. Abbott refused TO deliver the monsy
until he had communicated with the owners
and is now charged with misappropriating
the money. The writ was refused on the
ground that the case Will soon be tried in the
q uarler Sessions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

DANGEROUS BED tELLow.-John Falk, OF
Guyan, ONO, was one night aroused by Mrs
FaIk aud asked TO kilI locust, which she
aYeTred was Ia the bed. The search tor the
locust Ieyualed The presence OF reltlesGake
measuring three feet ia length. 1t was dls-
patched without damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
JysTINGs ON THE VRRar Dp.TuWhi

JEsTINGs ON THE VERGE OF DRATH.-While
Frederick Snyder, wrecked on the Lady Elsin,
was clinging 10 his plank, he came III contact
with II floating friend, and asked him how he
felt. First rate but d like Il Roman punch,
was the response. "a gin cocktail would suit
me,' was Snyder's answer, as the waves car
ried them apart, Snyder TO be saved 20 the
enjoyment of his tavorite beverage, and the
other 10 enter bourne where there is no re-
cord of the man ufact ture OF Roman punches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

The Philadelphia papers announce that
Henry Winter Davis, OF Maryland, writes 20
the Bell and Everett men OF Easton. Pa. that
hereafter he shall speak In favor OF The eiee-
tiou of Lincoln.
Kew Chas. Il. Dana. for many years pas tor
of Christ On ron. a. Alexanaria ona ~ n. 4.
o'dest parishes In Virginia, resigned his rec
torship On the 2U,h inst
In French Guinea they have concluded 10
Impose u TAX oA dancing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

THs EQCIEoX.-Prof. Loomis stated before
the American Seientl1 Association, that there
Is not always heavy storm ut the time of the
eq uinoaes, for statistics show that such seasons
are more often marked by fair weather than
foul. He accounted for the popular opinion
nv the fact that the change from warm TO cold
weather or The reverse, was generally at.
tended by great storms. which frequently DC ;.
cur near the time of the vernal ana au tnmn nal
ca uinUxes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

~ New Firm. New Goods. .-.The un-
derel. ned beg leave To MORN the citizens oi Rich
mond and vlcr ty that they have Just opened store
No. rs Main street, with rs handsome aud cheap a
stock OF DRY GOODS, bOhTs and ShU rs, as as
ever brouE ut to this market.
Having purchased our entire stock for cash, We
are able and VIII sell al extremely low prices for
cash. DRESS GOODS ami Dom Sic GOODS
oi all kinds and Il: ali prices. BOOTS and HOES,
Al sizes aud pr.ces. Don't forget the place, rs
Main street.
NERTHEIMER LOwENBERG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

A VALUABLE BEoU Esr.-Th- late Mr.. Adam
+. Weston, ot Bomoay, has left bequest sI
over S7UO.UuO To the town of North AiieTton,
la Yorkshire, England, OF winch ne was Il IA :
i've. The whole sum Is 10 De devoted to the
foundation of Botanical Museum for the
Northern counties OF England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
g. Ricinio..A eompanl.n tar every iadr,s

g. kicinio. "A coin npanion Tor every indy's
toi ct, beng he onl, aTtIcle IN use when ca he
relied upon for keepIns the hAiT smooth ard IT'S
p ace impartins lustfe, preventing ~ from fail
lng out and splitting, and becoming harsh and dry
from the use OF water or other causes, beng pre-
pared of new oil, from which ali gumWy matter
is extracted IL does not leave tas hair steky, bat
soft aud glossy, aud prevents 5lt from breaking
wnen braided or CURED, and is desig ued for de-
hghtiui and e.sgant hair dressing.
For sale By w. PETERSON h CO, Druggists
Main ST., and by the proprietor, L. A. HuDSUT
corner Broad and 25th SITS. se lo-lm-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
"a Gents Furnishing Goods.

1O9 MAIN STREET.
Travelling Shirts, Gauntletts, Drawers,
Maude Shawls, Gloves, Mufflsrs,
Blankets, Stocks, Suspsnders.
Dress NJ Robes, Necx Ties. Night Shirts.
Collars, Handkerchlefs, Night Caps.
The stock is .arge, well assorted and viii be sold
right Particular attention is called to our Nj r.
RINo UNDER WEAk for Gents use. consletiug
OF SHIRTS. DRAW ERS and SJCkS-tAe assnrt
ment comprises every approved stN lie and quality,
regular make ana full lines of siZss- Shirts from
81 to Al breast; Drawers from Is to- Al waist -
Socks. all SIZES. Call at log Main street
se i3-- Is W $, TUPMAN, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

CONvICTED.-A letter from Geneva, GA
says that tue negro VINO murdered Isaac bar
den, near that place, some time since, and " no
Was enormously reported To have been burnt
by a mob was tried last week and sentenced
~ be hung OH the i9th of October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Let Of.-Thomas Conner made his appear
ancs before the Mayor yesterday, to ans wer
the charge of being drunk and staggering
about the streets, and exposing his person L,
being his second appearance, he was held to
security for his good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
RBN NOR. WM J. CLoProN.
ID y q ~

= ATTORNEYS AT LAW
'So Law Baildlne; franklin street Richmond,
Virginia.
,y.# s.terJ 10 all business connected with the
Lesa{ FTsteSs.ons
'9ESsgn. determined 20 remove 10 the University
~ lie St2tc @, Missouri / have associated with
ve r., the Practice q Law, In tins city, Mr.. y Nj .
- '.fBPTUN. son OF the ate judge Clspton. MIR
,srIoc v 81. not only finish ali business he etofore
,stsFtssen by me but Will conduct all new that
T,r, Re conhded Ia Beins fully convinced of
bf.aNI 'rt, and fitness IA every respect. cordially
So rnveteFNedly recommend him to ali my eli ents
I'd Irterds aud 10 ms pubno generally. ! can he
fynd Al car office until about the 10Th of septem-
ierrPxt b. b. Nj MIN0R.
z ,canoEd, August 27th, 1860. 27-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Not Prorsd.-George, slave to Corbin Jor-
dan, was examined before the Mayor yester-
Gay, on the charge of stealing one coat from
John Fitzgerald, worth 81. After q hearing,
George was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Stealing.-Lewis, slave to A. Thomas, was
found guilty before the Mayor Yesterday OF
stealing coat from Mrs. Jennet Nackman,
and sentenced TO be fogged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Tnsoient Largaage.-Yesterday morning,
free negro called Patrick Jones' made his ap.
pearance before the Mayor, to answer the
charge of using violent and provoking Ian
guage to j. w. Satter white. After hearing,
ne was ordered the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Bound Orer.-- Edmond Doetscb, FOR carry
ing a dirk and threatening To use II and Al
gust Kuck, for talking about aud endeavoring
To iulurs DJstscn, were arraigned bators the
Mayor yesterday, and afaer Il hearing were
both held W bail ~ be VI good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Strolltng-John Kuighr, charged with wan
dering about the street and having nowhere
10 'ay, was reprImanded by the Mayor for
his ldleness, and committed till today
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Cooling O6.-John GIenn, for getting tipsy
and taking lodgings in an alley, last Sunday
night, was called before the Mayor yesterday.
On promising speedy reformation, he was
discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Drunk Joe Garlick, slave to John D. Blair,
was convicted before the Mayor yesterday Of
being drunk and disord-rly in the street on
Sunday, and sentenced to the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Fghting.-Augustus Kuck and Geo. Honi-
ker arrested for fighting in the street last
Saturday night, were before the Mayor yester-
day. Honiker was held to security TO keen
the peace. Kuck was discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
Where do N9u ouy shirts :,,.,.u-o>,

I J IS ! II r z 2 fIc I ltFIN.
Do you want some thing that Will hi well, wear
wei and make senteel appe2 anCs
Then take some advice aud bug at 100 VI s.in St,
where good stock can be seen, with ali the above
points guaranteed aud wa Tau:ed
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT,
SHOULDER-SEAA SHIRTS!,
ShDULOEk-SEAM eHIkTS!!.
Remember, l09 NJ ain street, Is the place.
Sc l3-ts W.S. IUPMaN.Asent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

SCARCITY OF SiLvER.-There is a scarcity OF
silver coin in several of the Norlhern cities
New York broker writes as follows:
New American quarters are difficult TO be
mad at par In exchange for gold. Dimes aud
half dimes are not To be had short OF & pre-
MUM, as the mint is not coming silver ar pre-
sent.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Commitisd.-Tom, slave to William Thomp-
soH, arrested with N. A. Thon pson's pass, and
supposed TO be runaway, was before the
Mayor yesterday, and committed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
60 LAWRENCE 5. MARYE,
A A II


Practices in the Coarts of the City of Richmond
hEd the Counties of Henrlco, Hanover and Caro-
hHe.
Hels also Notary Pablo and CcmmIssioner ofthe
United States Court of CLAIMS,
The partneTshIp between MI CHIsTAIN WHITS
ana himself being dissolved, his Office is now on
llth street. iust below joidln Hall. fe 13-Iv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

Town EsriRELY CoNsUaED-The Baton
Rouge Gazette and Comet learns that on the
18th fire broke out Ia the town of Port HuC =
son, La, in the northern part of the parish
and the entire place, with tRe exception Of one
house was reduced 10 ashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

A PLEASURE ETRIP.--Recruiiing for Garibai-
di IS advertised in the London papers as al
Excursion 10 the South of Italy" Clever
way to dodge neutrality laws. The end makes
4 great difference ia the means.
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Ma All msddeinss L.; should be Prepared By

IA AH WedhGihts shouId be Prepared By
A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DIR. J: y. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Couy hs,
Colds, Hoarseness. Bronchitis. and that lion of
diseases, Consumption. Price 90 cts and 81
DsJ. :: ROSES BuCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. THIS prepa-
iaTlen ne p9sntge pSSsg epfe; rriee % 6tss
usm, Chohc, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach OF
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Proc, IL, Is
and 50 cts.
Da. J. y. ROSES SYRUP, or
FLOOD PUsIFIER, for the care Of serof IA. Old
Eruptlons, Chrome Diseases, UuicsYs. Sores
Swelled Neck. Bies. and all diseases arising from
an Impure state oi the blood Prize 81.
WARREN l. wARING,
ja2l-ly l0Y Broad ST.. Agent for Richmond.
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s.a<s HENRY HuDSALL,
EsA ~ L fIrriL. = ~ Z


AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Prsotices in ell the Courts h cid IN the city OF Rich
mond.
a. Also, practices regularly IN the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield
As Notary, will take Depus tons and Acknoa p
Judgments, Administer and CartIfy Oaths, and per
form whatever other duties pertain to the Office Of
Notary.
Office az the corner of Bank and Ilth streets, jUst
below the Custom House. ia Sly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

No Pdpers.-Latitia johnson and VIM Will
Hams, arrested for want of their reyisters
were committed by the Mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

VANITY FAIR, which, by the way, is clever
enough to be very popular, has the following
piquant epigram;
ON A DBC0LLETK DRESS.
Ihat eh9ots are the same tIom Il similar cause,
ls one ol the famous SOcfatlan laws
w hose faliac} We may discover;
For quite IN the truth OF the logical rule
The ST. le OF app3rei nit keeps Emma cool
Just klndes flame IA r lover!
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DEAD.-The dowager Countess of Craven
has recently died at her res idence in Berxs hlr,
England. Hail u century ago she was known
as Nj ISIS Louisa Brunton, aud was one OF ,na
most popular tavorites on the Loudon stage.
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- A, .SCcLI. n. Ii

a. ASICLI, u D.,
y Ea.l "a oF TAX
uw YORK o. ks HOMEOPATHIC
NJ MEbiC&I SOCIETY.
V'e> Richmond. Va
na.e houTs tU II a. NJ , and from 4 to 8 7 NJ.
LSnndaNs exceptcd se l-Sm*
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ES~S JOHN W. GREEN,
E>A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VI, practice IN the Courts Of the city OF Rich
moud and county of HeurIco. &,rict at teGLon
viii he given to all business entrusted TO him.
Once, ior the present, with his father. William
Green, southwest corner Main and 7th streets.
Je T-Sn
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zr. suu.hoE HILL GENERAL
- u IL TYLER

O.,s on Na,shaA, b.tJcesa SiIth and SertHth
S'YtttS.
Continues to RENT nUf HOUSES. HIRE OUT
tiHufS. and act as . GENERAL AGENT. He
returns ms thanks for the liberal patTonegs he
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Alrhmm0 QIspatrb.
TUESDAY MORNING .sl
SEPT. 1J. 1851.

Count De CAvoUR's roLIcY.--A Turin let
ter of the Sd inst, published in the Jo4raaI
des Dsbnts says
There was a report this morning that the
Piedmontese troops had received orders TO
cross the Roman frontier, but on inquiry !
ascertained that ii was unfounded, and that
the real facts as 10 the troops are Rs follows
Il corps under General Ctaldini is con~Sa
trated between Rmmi and La Cattolca, as Il!
ready stated. Another corps under General
Duraudo is 10 have its headqu uarters at i'i-
cenZa. On the other hand, il is known that
General de lamoriciere has concentrated
troops at Macerata, and so General Cialdini
has been ordered to be guided by circum
stances--an expression somewhat elastic. l
have already Informed You OF the agitation
prevailing in the Marches and u m bria. This
morning three ministerial journals, the Opin-
lone, the GaZeta del Popolo, OF Turin, and the
Perseverance,, of Milan, all publish leaders
on an ord er of the day said TO have been is-
sued by General de Lamorciere, in which he
threatens with piliage every town that may
revolt. l cannot believe in the existence of
a n order OF the day so contrary TO the French
character; but the above journals take ad-
vantage of the occasion 10 say, that the Pied
montese Government cannot leave without
protec ton Italian populations exposed to the
assaults of foreign force
1tis also positively stated that Count Ca
YOUR has given Cardinal AntonelIi TO under.
stand that any movement Of the Pont tifical
troops beyond The frontiers OF the Roman
States would be considered an act of inter-
ventiou, and that Piedmont would. in such a
case, think itself justified in occupying the
Marches. Military preparations are contin-
ned with great acuvlty. We every day see
regiments of infantry going to the arsenal to
change their old nuskets for arms of pre-
eisIon, and then 20 off by rail This morning
IL was the turn of the 23d regiment. Iude-
pendently of the affairs OF Naples and Rome
the Government is not without uneaSiness IA
10 the attitude of Austria The troops of this
Power have not yet made any movement, but
such immense quantities of war stores OF all
kinds are being collected AZ Mantua and Eero-
Ma, far beyond what can be necessary for the
defence of those places, that there is good
ground FOR taking precautions.
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;.--ss@so PARkE PoIEDExrER, ATTOR-
sa\-GA NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
prsctlce in the CITY OF Richmond and in the coup
hes OF Chesterfield, PoThatan and Alneli1.
"a O1ho' III LIsls'a Building, corner Of Msin and
Lsth Atrsst aA2s-lv
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COAL, COKE, WOOD. &c.

f1OAL.-C. Il LIPSCONB,
~ tOFEIcE l4gH ST opp Mayo's Warehouse, }
OsaleI IN MIDLolhlAS, LUMP, HAIL Ar D
SMITHS CuAL.
Also. RED AND WHITE ASH ANrHRA
CITE COAL sod bs welght au2
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A MONSTER PRFss.-The Semitic Ameri-
can thus describes a monster steam press,
upon which Moses S. Beach, who has lust re-
tired from the New York Sun, is at work
He is even now just completing the con-
strucuon OF a monster steam printing press
by which the sheets are cut from rolls, damn
ened, printed upon both sides at the rate Of
lorty thousand impressions an hour, folded
up, counted and delivered from the NJ ,cbine
ready for the carrier and the mail This ma >
chine Is as high as a common two-story coun-
try dwelling house; aud it will when fuish
ed-It the expectations of its inventor are re-
aiZed-constItUte most extraordinary speci-
men OF mechanical skill and ingenuity
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SAMUEL T. BkYLY. CHAsTAIN WHITE.
E~.sr~a BAXLk b. WHITE,

kT~~AA AIIUKIF + i ; At la " /,
Practice all the Courts held in the city of HcI-
mohd, the counties OF Hanover, HenrIco, Caroline.
toOchiand and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL I. BAILT, GoMNIss sI0NERo OF
DEEDS for all the states and Territories. OttCe
corner of 18Th and Franklin streets, the Stare
Court House, JJ 6--ts
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s@%s DIR. H.. y. McGRuDER, of Henri
E-~Ga co, having taken office Franklin
street, 6rst Hoase above Metropolitan Hall, ten
deTs his professional services TO the pu bic.
y SJ-6m
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

. = Gvrs,VoEn. s. -. aEIBwoLn,
-,-~ :. :" tGKI>WoLb a UaIsSyOLD,
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,
RlCHNoSt. ,..
W. rractJce IN sil the CoartS OF the city ot
q t,rard am IN the counties OF EenrlHo and
h...1ver, and N the Circuit Counts OF Essex aud
=. .qG 4ueea coHn'ies.
n =, agoe on Roas s,teet, two doors from kloh-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25
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Il CARBON HILL sOKE Will be-. until tn,l.-

II CARBON HILL >OKE Will bs. unlll ia,l.rer
notice, as follows:
LUMP Goa +, for CRATES, So per iosd.
STOVE COKE, for cooAing, 30, s4.50 cer
load
Our COKE Is of unexce ptIonable qua.Its thrs
Sc ason and cannot fail to sve entire saLstacttcu.
TGKHs-Cash on delivery.
js2 is JNO. ]. wERTn Aseat