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THE DEATH OF THE AMERICAN MlNIsTER
TO GUATkMALA.-The Panama correspondent
of the N. Y Times says, in his letter of the 10th
inst, Hon. Beverly L. Clark, Of Kentucky,
United States Minister Resident to aautema-
la aud Honduras. who has beer suffering sew
eral months from diabetes, died on the 18th Of
March. His funeral ceremonies were con-
Quoted with great pomp by theCatholic clergy,
and of course most OF the Government officers
and foreign diplomat tic agents assisted in the
rites. Mr. CIark made public profession of
Catholicism in the City Of Guatemala on the
l4th Of December last, and was baptized by
the Bishop of Nicaragua and took the bap-
tismal name of Augustin. His remains were
deposited in the pantheon of the Church of
San Francisco. Mr.. Clark is the third United
States Minister who has died in Guatemala
within four years-Messrs. Malin and Venable
having preceded him to the tomb
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o. a nows sutFEREEhsi', .56 RhEEhKsi',,1rArEp PRO
SRohhN-poFES oFESsi0NAL MEN.
s.vs .oST srotJHT srrootkJnHTiVE And IN
"e''' VIGORATOk!
We ofer !, to all classes-It may save vaiuapie
w. ". We do not believe that any other remedv
is such a mass 4 GhaEiAkmHEAR issii"ifEf.
THEREV. 4. +. BROOKE,
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9Th, 1860
x,r,. Mertim,r T. Mo,es,csri csri,no,,,ovh.sheen
.s%, great blessing to me and my iAmry: Inc
s.s,,, has had on my Throat disease has heen n'dy
.,,'sss For AL such diseases m9st GcFdiay re
s0@men' IT, Pastor Of the Eutaw NJ f. Church.
ASA INyIGORATOR.
lam ;rv,soyator ard restorative. where gentle
s wanted . we ,nsic as py.pn 20
we VIZ Cov,h SrT0fnia d.d RhsmmdfiSW, with all
Ss,sSss of the stomach and Bowels. IL has been
- nscessf fll 10 the s'n lie and married. We offer
nv most valuable remedy, which thousands vii.
Hslt!,Ni Hsslt!,Ni.LEs AND cHlLDREN.-Tms TING
TIRE viii be found asrsas medicine Tor oil theH
:, CAN and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Ssd sy PURCELL, I.ADD CO., Richmond
sD sqs9SK qsssei:u1s ~ II Fl ss p
tssssya y baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
t.sSers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six hotties.
"A The Great Virginia Remedy. and ne
prnsTs.-PETERS' INFALLlBLE REMEDY
rnR iON NORRHtEE AND ALL SECRET DIS
tsSES-This great American remedy, contain
M na Mercurai or Baisam,c properties, excels
rsnthIng hsretofors offered the pupic, in its Gu
ave. restorative and renovating powers; and
me medical world are asionlshed when tod that
me apovc remedy wi cure the above diseases. and
easeunded when they have ocular demonstIa-
Tons oil the iscts. But the proprietor. who has
srsyu OF the remedy for twenty odd years. has
taoyn of a ease of twenty years standing tn he
r..tosd to perfect health. and all other cases OF
ssorer duration "a be restored, without a single
exception. ard therefore challenges any case OF
Gonorrhpa which the remedy will not cure. pro-
ytsd the directions are carried out with prudence
On the pat Of the patient; and any one chasing
hs! dozen bottles. and using accordingly, in h,r
cr her ease. he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
ease Of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free Of charge, to complete the cure. through his
Meu,s; and q cure will be effected without incon-
vsbisnce to the patieut.
SedN APPERSON T. DUPUY, No. POI Broad
street and o. A. A.STRECKER, Main street, Drug
gas sserts for the city of Richmond.
mh&-d6m'
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IA The srea, drawback to person. emf

n The great drawback to persons emi
rating to the extreme South and Western coun-
TIE most d.reful Of ali diseases. Every day we
earof persons attacked by this disease and made
iordng relief. In view Of the great demand for a
remedy, Or. HosTETTER has presented his cele
mated "Bitters." whose curative powers for all
diseases of the stOma cn have been universally ac
soriedged. The ''Bitters,' prepared after a long
experience and deep study. have received the en-.
tehans OF the most eminent ply sicians, as well
hose who doubt their many virtues. all we can say
sio try them. and judge for Themselves, respec-
byelv
sod by druggists and dealers generally. every
where. NH 6-lm
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A Fosndling-Ths police, yesterday morn-
lug, were informed Of the fact, that AN old free
negress known Is Lucy Harris, living in the
brick kitchen on Blair's lot," northwest cor
ner of 9th and Main streets, had In her custody
an infant male child, and that she could give
no account Of its parents. On inquiry of the
woman as to how she came in possession of
the child. we were told that, on Wednesday
morning, the 1lth instant a lady called there,
having the child in her arms, and asked old
Lucy to take care of IL till she could step down
town to attend to some business. The old wa
man says she received the little creature and
has continued to attend to it from that hour
to this. the mother having failed to return
The babe Is apparently not more than four
weeks old, and unless some humane lady will
adopt and rear it, must be sent TO the poor
house. In the meantime, the police ought to
make every effort to discover the mother who
has thus deserted her helpless offspring, and
to ascertain, if possible, how far the statement t
made by the negro woman is true. The story
seems a very improbable one, and is not at all
strengthened by the fact that the old woman
kept the child in her possession for more than
q week without giving information to the po-
lice.
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Ms suddenly with this disease, which. if not
stucs., tsss. relieved. proves fatal. generally at
er chldFen In the tight, after having teen much
IOsed 10 damp, cold winds through the day
houses. wet feet. thin shoes wet clothes, OF
ION cns c,nst that oistructs persPration. May Scca,
ls LAZY iIOup; Mothers yoar children are iisDie "a
ln ..ein with this dread complaint At . time when
csS t sss sxP Pect II bit il ~ not always doctor
ION ~ saned @ or remedy found. and iof this Iea-
THNrs,dte Ts1s ,dtesy: e buy bottle OF Dr EATONs IN
Of ell LIE CORDIAL. II viii euro ssery case
Gadssu Il taken 10 time alao all complaints a.
e. isething, COMMISSIONS, Coukks, Colds,
Ns..,n. ~ 4. y sold BY all rOspsctabie druss.ts;
rroSr,.,eCn Cnuscn DurOAT. Nev York. srs SIC
tOE;s ~ and also sole agents for .'Dr. bkON-
buf ~ .e diseases, 10 sure remedy. Do ROT pe
Dusora NY other ARTICLES. Write to CauRc
your ovs ,.. new York. II yen easaot ges fhem an
Yas, :sIs by FISHER L WINSTON. alshmond.
eao ~ Druggists gene En1Iy. -. NH 36-lm
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Gov. WISE AND THE PREs1pENcY.-The En-
quirer Of yesterday publishes the following
letter from Gov. Wise, relative to his position
with regard TO the Charleston nomination:
WASHINGTON CRY, April 18th. 1860
TONAT. TYLER, Eso.-My Dear Sir 1 have
been requested to meet q number of my
friends, delegates to Charleston, at Richmond
on the 10Th instant Determining not to do
30, for obvious reasons, have come to this
city for family purposes alone, on my way to
attend to professional duties in AccOmac.
Yet my sense OF duty to my friends requires
me not to leave them without my aid, as far
as lies in my power, to relieve them from all
embarrassment in respect to my name at
least, in the Charleston Convention.
The division Of seatimenti in Virginia, fear,
may tend to destroy the unity of the Demo-
cratic party in the State. Aud nothing which
l can do shall be omitted to prevent such
deplOrable result in the present distracted
state of the country. .-
was anxious to have a fair and full express
sion OF the preference of Virginia. Whether
that has been done or not, it is not proper now
to discuss; because the delegates who have
been chosen will necessarily have to declare
be impugned or impaired in advance. Whether
the YOice of the State has been truly expressed
or not, hesitate not to admit that its prefer
ence has not been declared for me; and would
of cavil or mistake. Whoever else the prefer
ence has been expressed for, it has not been ex-
pressed for me. Without the voice Of Virginia,
| clearly and indisputabiy declared for me, de-
| cline to allow my name to be presented prima-
| rily before the Convention for nomination.
| In no event am willing that it shall cause
| any division of the vote Of our delegation.
| beg my friends, therefore, not to offer my
name, but to unite cordially with the majori-
| ty of the delegation aud to present the vote OF
| the Stale unit before the Convention re.
quest them, too, to do this in good faith, with
| out exact ting any alternate pledges whatever
/ Let Virginia be a unit rs to the nomination,
| let her adhere to he: constitutional principles
/ unit or not, and let the harmony Of the Dem.
ocratic party be preserved. This is all have
to say to my friends, and trust it will moi
only disem barrass Inem, but free me from the
/ unjust imputation Of designing or desiring tC
/ istract or divide the Democracy. And thit
| you are authorized to announce to them, anC
| TO publish to the world.
! Very sincerely, yours.
HYNRY A. WISE
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Miiitssy EnsnMTSsses.-9h Oava1Iy of East
Virgins tslk Of havlpgsA gFand Uilttary 90.
campmeut In Julys14xh prgXid they can get
their arms Ia ti1ht, md IN oficer, high In
command, suggests as the most desirable place
the Fair Grounds Of tho Virginia Central Az.
ricultural Society, near Kfchmond. His rea-
sons for preSerring tnfs location are: 1ss acces-
ability 70 the troopas saud the she3tor for
horses and men that would BE- afforded ~ tho
buildines already erected. The gentleman to
whom We a11ude 70 also In favor Of the 1nfan-
try's joining In the encampment, and believes
that ths eatire voionteer aoldiery Of Virginia
will be greatly benefited by beina thrown to-
gether as q grand army. and made fAmiliaI
with the duties Of the neld By thoi ough drill
and practice. af~ s4TE ssf ssGs
IL such IN encampment ~ the one suggested
can be got up, the miitary display would sur.
pass that OF any Other occasion ever witness
ed in the State and would give an impetus to
the volun teer system Whie6 would make 1t.
self felt throughout the 6outh. 4 sF..,.s 60
The Agricultural Fair grounds are sufi-
GENTLY large for the ommodation OF all the
soldiers il Virginia, and are supplied with an
abundance Of good water, and with every
other convenience that could Be desired. Ano-
ther advantage in the locality, is its conve-
nienc the city, thus saving the trouble OF
purchasing large amounts of stores, trans
porting camp equipages, and sleeping under
tents by night. ss5st -'-s 80 rt
II the encampment as ~ Fair Grounds 10
determined upon, the volunteers OF Ffedes
ricksburg and Alexandria can readily join IL,
and the people Of all sections can visit the
camp at their pleasur What say the 1nfan-
try 10 the encampmentl aa~
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a. Rnrnett's Superior Extracts. for flavor.
ns CCsTARDS, PIES. BLANC NANCE, ICE
CKEAMS. JELLIES. SAUCES. de-, &C.. tpre-
eolcentratet.)
The attention of Confectionery. Hotel, Keepers
snd Families. IL respectfully invited to the above
saamsd Extracts. They have Gil the freshness and
aAsor Of the delicate fruits from which they are
prepared, and are less expensive. Try thsnt.
s2.d at Wholesale BY JAS r. DUVAL, FISHER
sminsTON and w. L. WARING, and at retail
E Traders generally. fe N-Sms
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DY THE GOvERNOR.-A PROcLAMA-

UY THE GOvERNOR.-A PROCLAMA.
as Il al:
monweaith, proyidlnt ior the election OF Judge
.S.s &. jaes: % 1ads.
& e ,ss % Il: ss e
e e. i fsp and sss:ss :s
Of the counties Of Aocomac and Northanpton; Tor
the :S'a S1o .as Of
tSews. Hiddlssss. Hsnrioe. New Kent. chsr!ss
City, James City and the City Of willismsbufE; for
sas 81
dria, Fsirtax. Loudoun, Faassief end kePpehan-
@ oss.: as ass Iss fh:S.
and Goochlaad; 70, the seyenth c'Fsai.. Mel. N:l.
x. 1sd
HsSds; ic1 | tho tkit.snsS cissa;t, ci.;ts: F,sd.
''t i"r tie Sfsssnss Circuit S,:s. S.!ssr RS:isS.
Wycminx. LOGON. boone. Fayesse. Clay. Nichols
fsa 'oi 10 ssci;
for ne niretsensh cireait Weed. Wit. G,Iner,
.s s. css.
s;S fss.sss fs:doss
.has end THc .S ss';ss: Is. ere e :ss
e e Ssd liz Il each county scsofdax s~. sad
6cers are required TO govern thsmsslsss accord
81 dei ths sea! Of the Comnenwes!th; q Rob.
me %s's ssS. q ,ss .sa e; g 4s !.
wealth. JOHN LkTcHER.
y nn me Vpss " MuSro.p. ssc'y Of tho com'sh.
% s-d&otde ~ - e.s4s.sA
WHITE sULPHUa wArEA,
vwurTE s1Y'I.i%ff41n;k Iief Ell sPRrN,a
Ths !cH2 q ~ WHITE
eases. rsade,s comh.snt aDcu thsir msdich&i Ell
cacy Unnecessary. : =
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SMALLPOX IN CiNCINNATI.-By a commu-
nication in the Cincinnati Gazette from a citi-
zen, in reierence TO the removal Of pest houses
and enaciments Of laws compelling people 10
undergo vaccination, II would seem that many
cases Of smallpox have made their appear
ance in the city. +t
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DEATH OF AN AUTHOR.-The Arago brings
us the intelligence of the death Of Colonel
William Mure, one of the most accomplished
English writers the Literature aud Lam
guage of Ancient Greece. His principal works
were q Tour in Greece and Critical History
of the Language and Literature of Ancient
Greece. 1t is said he never hesitate to under
take voyage to Greece, when it was desira-
bic to settle by ocular inspection some long
disputed question cf HOmeric topography !;
and the tone of reality and freshness which he
thus impaired to his investigations clothes his
most learned and elaborate treatises with vi
vacity, force and interest. Five volumes of
his History have been issued, bringing the
work down to the Attic age.
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Old ST. JoA~'s CAxrch.-The repairs put upon this
old building have improved its appearance and
added to the comfort of the congregation wor-
shipl ing there; but the grounds around it are
far from being in such order as they ought TO
be kept in. The city has the guardianship Of
that 'city of the dead" and it ought to have
1t properly improved and beautified by walks
and shruobery, so as to make 1t present a nea:
appearance. Day by day strangers from all
are anxious to see the old church, rendered fa-
nous by the great speech of Patrick Henry
within its walls. Doubtless they think, on
viewing the grounds, that Richmond has but
little veneration for the relics of the Revolu-
ton. and for scenes that should be held sacred
by every Virginian. For years past bad boys
have been allowed TO use the church. yard as
play grounds, and some of them, without
thinking Of the impropriety, have not only
broken down the shrubbery and destroyed the
flowers, but have defaced the tombstones that
mark the resting place of the great and the
good Of times gone by. For the credit Of the
city, the damages should be repaired at once,
and carefully guarded against hereafter.
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FoRrsr FIRHs.-Terrific confiagrations in
the woods have been aud still are prevailing
In the vicinity Of 0oldsborO', N. G. A negro
man. owned BY Mr.. Peacock, fell dead while
endeavoring, with others, to stop the progress
of the fire few miles from that place, two OF
three days since.
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1ixBrR FOR THE HOLY LAxD.-A hrm Of
Savanna Ga, has received an order for TWO
hundred thousand feet Of lumber, which il to
be shipped 10 Beyrut, in Syria. Portions OF
the cargo Is said 70 be intendsd for Jer usaiem
and Damascus.
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VIRGINIA PHYslClANsIN NEw YORK.-TWu
entsrprising young physieians OF Aibemarle
couaty, Va, have been AOnored with positlons
in Bellevue Hospital, New Y0rk-Dr. Alex.
Riyss, Jr., as residea surgeon, aud Dr. Waiter
Coles rs resident physician.
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- Planett's Bitters. This Celebrated
ieac has been used SUCCESSFULLY for the last twelve
s,s ss na1ss ~ cases OF lndseston. letuleney. Gen
ihey create a healthy action throughout the
ss,s ss' restore the appetite. eaualxe the crcula,
Alaed " - - =
PLAINTIFFS BlTTER6
are are purely Vegetable, and adapted 70 all ages and
SSrraar,tions; are for sale by FISHER l. WIN
'ihvN, ia, and by GrOcers and Druggists generally.
Depot No. ~ Pearl street, N. Y.
FISHER 4 WINSTON. DruGgists,
mu-sm No. l0 Main It,. RlchInOnd.
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Hsssisss Jsdee.-The Council have Axsd
the I'D Of June as the time for the efectiOusof
the Hustings Judge, ana put The salary at
*3,uO0 PR annum, 80 AS to ins uSs the hest tat
en- a. The bar. The Judge - to hold his ofnc~
for the Term Of eight years, and il he is man
Of ability. may advance the Interests Of every
citizen ard relieve the Circuit Court of u
vast amount of labor. Fsleos
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Impudsxce.-lsham, slave to James L. Davis,
was con nyicted before the Mayor, y esterday,
Of using insulting and abusive language 10
Mr. Robert G. Lucas, and sentenced ~ the
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f.. Fast Drici.g.-The Mayor imposed several
fines on teamsters yesterday, for fast driving
in the streets. II the drivers were punished,
instead Of their masters, they would be more
apt to observe the ordinances. .at.-.aEs1 81
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Sale of Real Estase-M essrs. James NJ. Tay.
lor & Son, auc ctioneers, disposed Of yesterday,
at private sale, the tenement on the sOlath side
OF Main, between 18th ana Ath streets. occu
pied by Mr.. N. G. Barton, for 81, $50. MIR.
Lewis Hyman became the purchaser.
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Capitol Square on the 18th inst, continues 10
attract crowds to see it. To guard the Stat0s
from injury some TEN porary shelter ought to
b put over it, as the pavilion will not be
erected for several weeks. s,rs1s aq,sr b.
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i rks ps6poaSd sslSetisa ii ~ dssttp 0dAss,
- 80 an4eeeee4 = feaaoA ~ " tsHAlcN-
lea9 A1niats 1eA1ae1GlsoltNhe s&9Der.
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THE 'DISPATCH,' STEAM
O5 .oaa POWER ~ $50 st-t
a PRIN I'll n q OF FICE, -.

O .c1G POWER -. sAaa - ats
I'D. PRIN T II q OF FICE, Hee
Corner Of ldais asd Tirtes.sA Streets. RieAm osd,
virginia.
Printery IN the South, both a. regards Types. Or.
naments. go, and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) 10 daily turning cut the 6nest
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
= ssta - DING, CHECKS, &c., ~st. -
As WELL AS ;
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work tQF Banks.
Public OfIices, Insurance, Railroad, and 1ranopOY
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &cs I.
.a THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These now Machines, for Cards, Rill- Heads.
ing OF 1909 impressions Per hour, thereby enabling
description Of work 1T the shortest possible notice.
"a Prices reduced in proportion oths increase
Of speed! - g.. -
IA. Printing, in various coloIed BR0NzEs and
INKS, executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch Of the business the proprietors
afely challenge cOmpetitlOn. sssH
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Tie S.ansaS B.tarl.-We are surprised to
hear that the las. thousand dollars Of the
amount required to secure lot and Bethel
for seamen, is so difficult TO raise. The Chap-
lain informs Us, that while everybody COM
mends the enter prise, there is danger Of great
delay, if not talinIe, in the enterprise, and
only for the want Of the paltry sum Of one
thousand dollars. We cannot think that our
citizens will suffer the cause to be paraly zed
for so small an amount; especially since the
enterprise has thus far been SO success full
The sailors have been delighted with the idea
ofhaving a Church Of their own, and u reading
room where evenings may be SO prOfitabiy
spent. The sailors have taken a lively inter.
est in the work, and not only attend preach
ing on Sunday nights, but are respectful and
serious. If the enterprise were strictly de-
nomina tional, we apprehend there would be
no difficulty. Why, then, cannot all persua-
sions unite in this great work that con tenn
plates something n0bler and higher than mere
sectarian ends!
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F. Nsic Trial Asked For.-In the Circuit Court,
yesterday, some time was occupied BY the
counsel of John L. Taylor in arguing the
motion made 10 Judge Meredith to set aside
the verdict finding him guilty Of Involuntary
manslaughter and dning him s5OO. Involun.
tsry mansaangn,er sa ~ !nS 1ng ing o. person
signing to kill. The counsel argued that the
jury had found their client not guilty Of felony,
and with that they were content; but they
had also found him guilty Of the misdemeanor
Of isrOlxafary DsasstaSgksts; and net believing
that that finding was in accordance with the
law aud the evidence, they desired the Judge
to set it aside. and let a jury Of twelve men
say whether he was guilty Of ixrolxsta,y man.
slaughter or justifable homicide. At tthe close
Of the argument the Judge took until this
morning to examine authorities. slc@ -
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VIRGINIA POSTAL APPOIMTNxNTs--James
@. 0rexory postmaster at Drapersviiie, Meek
lsubure county, vice 0. ]. Phillips, resigped.
John j. RoNe postmaster 1T Boydton, neck.
Isnburg county, ytco VIM. y. Ourtts, ressgaeA
\ SuyCrDs At SKA.-Alim Blakeslsy, OF Utica,
New York, dentist by profession, mysie-
Augusta on l[onday, on her trip 70 S6saNnah.
He Is supposed - have hesn insane aud jnmGsd
overbOord. sass -
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A WINDFALL.-A gentleman in narrow cir
cumstances, who has been working hard for
many years as discharging clerk on the levee
for the support OF a large family, suddenly
Lund himself in affiueEt circumstances yes
terday. An uncle in the State of Illinois. from
whom he had not heard in a long time, died,
leaving him his whole fortune, $75.otU.-
The straneest part of the story is, that gen.
tleman from Illinois has been here making in
quiries for q month past, concerning the fate of
the family of the missing legatee, who was
supposed to have died Of the yellow fever in
the wear lS53-Nelc Orleans Courier.
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ScrsameysciHs Rietws-The Hustings Court
spent yesterday In the trial OF Robert s. Davis,
j lexandsr Gill, John H. LAmbsrt, William
Ready and George Alexander, all Of whom
were Indie ted for engaging ia riot in Scream.
ersville some months since. The jury found
the parties guilty, and fined Davis G5O, ana the
Others $l2 50 each. On motioa, ths .OVusa sst
aside the verdict as to Alexander and Ready,
and = asi;s praseqM was ordered. The Cvurl
rhen sentenced Davis to in prisenment in. .th<
and then awarded a eariss for Lsmbsrt.
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AgricxitHyaI Fair.-If the Cen ntral Agricultu.
raj Society intend holding q Fair next fall
and we presume there can be no doubt Of that
fact--it 10 time that the Executive C0mmittee
were making their arrangements, and letting
the people in the country know the amount
and character OF premiums TO be offered. lfthe
State and Central Sucieties can be brought TO-
gether by any fais arrangement, the c.m bina-
tion will ensure sneh an exhibition Of horses
and cattle as has never before been witnessed
in Virginia. Let the friends Of both Societies
set to work 1t once. and eject union II pos-
Sihie. sHssi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-21

Let Of.-James Kirk. an old man, foup q
drunk In the street and unable to take care Of
himeelf, was before the Mayor yes serday. The
prisoner plead guilty to the charge. bat PRONE
isiug to be caugh: NO more in such y scrape,
was set at liberty.