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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

IHE CHARLEsToN CONVENTIONAL CORES.
pondent of the Wilmington Herald. writing
from Charleston, says:
-, AS the day approaches for the assembling of
the great Convention, the notes OF preparation
redoub!e. 1t is amusing to think of the va.
rions shifts to which persons have been sub.
Jected TO obtain comfortable quarters aud it
is no less amusing to consider the ludicrou.
associations which are con tinually turning up.
As yon go down King street-our Broadway
towards the beautiful Battery, just before you
reach that delightful promenade, you come to
an alley running through block Of buildings
from King to Meeting street. This alley re.
loiccs in the euphonious name of Smiths
Lane, and is possibly to be classic ground here
after, as here are to be the "Joe Lane" head
quarters. A few yards below, on King street.
is vacant lot which has lately been hired and
enclosed and where the California delegates
will encamp The Minnesoteans have OBJ.
tanned the consent of the Governor to encamp
upon the Citadel Green; so, besides the excite.
ment of politics, the delightful hurry and con.
fusion attending such crowd as we will have
IN our city. there is to be also the variety of
the bivouac-the glisteniDg tent-the white
dotted green, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

CHOLERA IN THE EAST IxDIRs.-Ths num.
Der Of deaths from cholera, on the Malabar
coast, East indies, during January, has been
awful. OF 5,O33 cases attacked, 4,426 died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

Recorder Cask,e presided at the Mayors Court
yesterday morning, in the absence Of the May.
or, who was called of TO examine case Of
lunacy. The duties were promptly and cred
itably performed, and all the business Of the
morning dispatched in . very short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

Senfeneed.-John Adams alias J. williams,
indicted in the Circuit Court for forging the
name Of John Darracott to a check on the
Bank Of the Commonwealth, for @l7.50, on the
23d OF September last, was put upon trial yes
terday, found guilty, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for two years When the cen.
tence was pronounced, Adams abused the
Court and the Attorney for the Common.
wealth iu the most unmensured terms and de-
clared that he would not strike . HEX for the
State. Adams has heretofore served term
in the penitentiary, and under the laws of
the State will get i've additional ysass for his
second conviction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

THE CoPrrR MINES OF TnuzEssrr.-Re.
marking npon the operattoAs q several min
ing companies in Eastern TeAuessee, one Of
which is reported to have prodlced copper to
the value Of $250,OO0 during - last seven
months of 1853. the Nashville Untbn and Ame-
rican says:
This 'copper district" lies ip Pd1k county in
the southeastern part VI this Stase, bordering
rolina, and in the heart Of the sfherokee Ma
ton, and. from tho facts brdnghtAo liRht dur.
ing the past few years, theTN appe>rs to BE- NO
reason why these mines sh9ald nds equal the
i burra Hurra mines Of Austfalia. which have
Afforded such immense yields.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

11s Fire Brigade pasaded With their aps,a.
ratu4 yesterday, aad tested the working Qnsii-
ties Of the engines. COMPANY DIS macAins
the besI engine. but who WtsheS . slo one 81
these shAnd sQuists" spousine their Sssbls
streams for =. few seconds ~ tins. altar Wit.
Messing the admirable performances o. aeteem
hre engine. The brigade u compoaoa a OUnoA
material, the men eeusynliy 1sine yeane,
stSooE and aetive, aad always ready % do
their duty In peacesble aad qetst manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

SCICIDE.-Gustavus Is. Williams killed
himself on Monday evening last near Fairfax.
Va. He placed the muzzle Of his gun in his
mouth and fred, the charge passing through
and out at the top of his head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

DAMAGEs RECovRRED.-Mrs. Electa Thomp.
sen, of New York, has gained verdict for
$1,000, against the Hudson River Railroad Co.
for the breaking Of her collar bone and leg by
q train running into the car in which she sat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

~ TO JOHN q. TAYLOR. ESQ.,
~ DgAg SIR; AS the time is approaching
n, me voters If Henrco To select suitable per-
=. 10 hl the Office of SHERIFF. and being salts
ID from our lone acquaintance with YOU that
va an ssl6ed to discharge the du ties Of the Of
he ye the subscribers. respectfully request Won
srpunce Yourself q candidate for the said Of
t,s pe0glns you our support IN tho ensuing cleo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

The SALE OF PoIsoNs.-A bill to regulate
the sale OF poisons has passed the New York
Legislature. 1t requires persons who sell
pcisons to regis ter the name and residence of
the party purchasing unless the article is pnr-
chased on hysician's prescription. The
vial or box containing the poison sold must
be properly and distinctly labelled. These
provisions shall apply to the sale of smail
quantities Of the following posons: Arsenic
ana Its various preparations, oxalic acid, cor
roslve subllmate, chloroforn, sugar of lead,
tartar emetic, opium and its preparations, oil
OF bitter almonds. cyanites of potassium, mer.
curry SILVER and zinc, deadly nightshade, hem
give the following poisonous substances with
out the written order or prescription of regu-
iariy authorized practicing physician, whose
name and residence shall be attached to such
order, except in wholesale quantities, viz:
P-ussic acid, acconite and its various prepara.
tions, atropia and its salts, cantharides, croton
OIL, daturia and its salts, delphinia and its
salts, dignitalis and its preparations, nux vomi-
ca aud its preparations, elate rum, ergot and
its preparations, veratria and it's salts. bis
indica and its preparations. The penalty for
violation is 800 fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

OUR TEMPERATURE.-The mercury went as
high as 81 deg. in the shade at Rome, in
die Georgia it was up to % deg. In New York
the papers say they are shiyering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

S.censh keRimens Badge, Company No. g
with the name Of the person tO whom IL was
presented. was lost in the street yesterday By
the owner, who is very anxious to recover IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

S NOTICE TO THE LADIES.-Mrs.
ass.d h LANE A. WILLIAMS, M. D., has re-
.su .S. ofoad, between lst and Foushee streets,
t,s..s~ :. and Is prepared to treat All forms OF
sssia "''ehtl"ng gwen to the practice Of OBJ
ap6-1ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

Locked Ip.-Mary Jane Purcell, at one time
respectable intelligent woman, but now q
complete Outcast, was committed tGE prison
yesterday by the Recorder, tor being drunk
aud wandering about the streets. .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

TO TUE VOTERS OF MS
~ TRiCT NO. !, HENRICO COUNTY,
,,s,s,.frl, announce myself q candidate for the
7.ass oi CONSTABLE for the FIRST District, and
q ELrcTIoS-The 4th THURSDAY in Nav
,sr- JAo' 6NLLVN BRADLEY.
tsA-sn'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

~ MESSRS. A. J. TERRELL.
eaFFiE. JAMES GILMAN. AND OTHERS
feompianee with your request and in accord
nce with nv own inclination. hereby announce
a,sii candidate for SHERIFF. OF HENKI-
~ alow citizens in May next, for that Office.
tsdyng myself TO discharge the duties of the Of
:cefNthful.y. Respectfully.
hl-u lOUM n TAvfnu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20
~ BENJAMIN H. NASH,

0rr.c. Al IONNE1 Al LA w |,
itssds - CORNER OF 18th ANp MAIN SITS y
r~,saa OF the city Of Richmond.
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Daily Unio" Prayer Meeiisgs.-These meet
ings continue to be held every day; the rum.
Der present varies considerably, but the ex-
ercises are interesting always. 1t is earnest
~ desired by the Christian Association. that
Christian gentlemen and ladies throughout
the city should, so far as practicable. give the
meetings the aid Of their presence and infiu-
ence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

The UNITED SrArEs Oo&a NAly.
onrton, OF the Eastern District Of Virxinia.
will open his Court to-day. The case Of the
bark Virginian will not come up at this Court.
out Will be postponed until the regular Nav
Term. az will the case Of the schooner Alice
rogers also, a 1t is supposed. District Attor-
uey gregory will arrive in time to attend the
civil cases which are to come before the Hon.
Judge.--Norfolk (Pa) Avgxs, yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

Musical Treat.-The Campbell Minstrels, aid
ed by Messrs. Kunkel and Adams of the Rich.
mond Theatre, intend giving grand musical
entertainment At Mechanics' Institute Hall
next Saturday night, when they will sing some
their most amusing burlesques. They expect
a crowded house, and will no doubt have one
OH the occasion :
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SfeAABoAr DfsAsrHR.-The Ioui.xt,,.
Courier Of Thursday last states that thu !. ~
steasner Samuel Gary, which cleared from
that port on Monday evening". 9th inst. for a.
Loufs and Missouri river, exploded one az no,
boilefs while under way, near Cloyerport IN.
nex' morning, Tuesday:
| She had few passengers and a lfeht frei~h,
| conassttng chiefly Of cement and aals ~,
SSppss works OF the boat are almost wholly
oemolsneo, enimncys down, and the mschinc.
| ~ very badly broken, especially the doc
| engine. She had hut two boilers and the IN .
tnat exploded was blown in two about six fee,
woi az .ne ,oswsra end OF the boiler the iron a.
were thrown In different directions. one fnr.
ward ana the other aft as If the nressn ra ~
steam nad riven the iron asunder. The detk
unres uer ors Uors was crushed. and nearly all the
"pl~. works carried away, making an almost
complete wreck, and 1t will rea1ire an ex.
pense OF fully $4,000 to repair the boat again
So*, Sms was h. desisnsd exclusively for freight
builder, concluded to have a short cabin ."d
@ 1ne inspectors were called in TO inspect her
!ne boilers, on Monday last were sn hiectad
s,..,, 70 water pressure of l65 pounds, and her
steam gauge was adjusted to los pornds' And
II was stated that at or inst hefora the ar,nin
slYYn, sne had only IS pounds of steam The
Doiiers were Is inches in diameter with five
return nres, and the iron was one-quarter Of
aster one Of the firemen was killed OUTRIGHT
ana several others, including the officers OF
'ne boat. very badly, If not fatally, wounded
TIE ADAMS EXPRESS RoBBxRY.-The tel
egraph has noticed the fact, that the car of fhe
Adams Express had been entered between
new York and New Haven, and the safe. con.
tanning $t00,O06 taken therefrom. The New
York Express says:
Inc Adams Express Co.'s safe. on the Ex.
press train from Bos ton, last night. was stolen
rom tneir messenger between New York and
New raven The messenger left his room in
tue car 10 converse with the mail agent And
Wntle absent, the safe was no douht n,,shed
OUT tue side. The thief, it is supposed. left at
tne next depot, and returned to the snot for
uIs piunder. The packages in the safe con-
tained as far as heard FROM ten $500 notes on
tne Atlantic Bank of Boston 500 OM on the
rark Bank of New York; 81 .MW on the Me-
cnanics' Ranking Association S755 in Oedens.
DurG Bank notes four $50 bills on the Shoe
ana Leather Dealers Bank of Boston ao NM in
: sma!i new bills of the Largdon Bank. Dover
n. H.. and other packages, amounting in ali to
eIo,~o; The Company have t. .day Tuesday,
PAID al receipts presented for packages SO |
lost. Ihe messengers of the COMPANY have
Sulct orders never to leave their part of the |
ear on any consideration In this case their
man violated orders, and lost his safe. He |
" was discharged from the empluy at once
messengers, with hand cars and an extra To- |
;omotive, were sent over the road this Tues
iay) morning to try and discover the s, ot /
"here the safe was thrown out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

~ nusnett's 9slerier Extraese. fpr naWne-
lnk .CUyTARpS. PIES, .BLANC- -N1N6k, iGS
CkkANS. JELLlke, 0AUCE ES, Ae., a.. TN.
conceutrased)
The astentioa Of Coso s6cmsss. Hosea keouesp
aamed Extracts; They have all The lroehaeeo ~
aasot o. the delleate euias lto@ witch t8oy oSo
Sod at xholsssle bs JAS z. F.QVyXt. TI6wII
by trAdeva generally. N5s r
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Tsmpe,ance.-The Sons of Temperance Of
Sydney will hold public Temperance meet
ing, tonight in the Sydney Methodist Church
The Division in Sydney have resolved to hold
month. The resolution is a good one, and
commends itself to the attent ton of the Order
in the city, aud il carried out, will be produc.
tive of good results.
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s. -~ss sS sS.ss - -. 49, S q
i % 8 u esSssf g. ~ - . 1issass'
a Notsasf q eor1o a 3 soao4f HI kess iev3
Il se1ic 49, z. ~ ~ - tt
1Joha Gaa1e 6 ~ - - Z 7eR - e u,
II d6tY - - Al nSarSe - 49, ri
Il d6fak Witch tn 1farv f3lS SSf6c 1| 4
fp1neo WAtraat |. M 1Ih = ~ - 10teS
4 u ~ Raecg11 - ~ 5d(EY r }df60s e
rnf II m auu6a1lS ~ a1S3s 8f7 u1nseant 80
df1mtlnnd = g = = = 80 - Z s
L 1zesssieskr-Ihiss y ~ n - 4xh6nent a
sne sNear 3tsteres 2 Aed - eqsq9cg
bat one II HIEAA6ond 1Goi 10 6a3kSeo
tast AeAs'is up Tor ~ e. With t6t ~
dsae1 = esss.esteu of ~ ElnstTsle,
vho have yOiun1oefad = n 6nc4s1ouA -.
| leet eon&s and eceuss of Etn IN styelSy.
An Addtttoaat tnduSemo6t o4sSN4 10 e6e
l lovers OF MornusIu the p1l Of a1ne silver
cup, wnich - eEea oHerea. ths AutAor OF
which will Be decided - IL applause 81 ne
audience. s.
-
mp mail train o. the vjsgint4C Ceut1al Rail.
rOad, when abont half 4 mile aopye uechana's
river, ran into the reaf end Of i train 81 cars
loaded with eand. TIE en8tueeF OF ~ nail
train, Mr. ]. w. NcOandlfs&. in orier 10
BY doing % ffsctored one q ~ iers lbs.
shove the ankle. No other psr51n WAS Injured.
Some Of the sSnd eare were s&eohen - IN
collision ~ -. - ~ asl- a
TIE Nes6 Jaa frOs6 nreeent Il atcfa ,vfll
not00 eftcftSa fnl1z ye9T. .16-yGT oSu dSli nave
laid the subject on the table. whore Il viii
nrohahlv slcen the sIeen thst hnn1sth -
rmn,rrs. ~ 10 p.ssens cuiiunk - nos onsJ
Gau"c;, - h.s rS,.ss,ss Gv' 4. - cos y, sSo
and nmhesashr p~ v., :. M. -. ...d" -. ..0
swar nn h,;c Drr,,.S. ha,.,..o ~ C.rno;1 -
moi wilIinr tp az rend monev - h.;I% "e~,
ana r,orn srh.,.rt;.I :" oN"A "0"
$50 ''SAe :. ..'"lN"'l o~ =" '."' ~ oAo
Ty;ai of Tny,o,--In the 1,ircnit Conre -.
tard.r H. ;,r,, :, ~ o CIcIn W Oon's
10 LOT; inoicteo ior the murder OF VIM. Graves
.n;I.r of ;"n,,mn' ,nsS Drouen. IN verdic' OF
cor,.y. LILY ol ~ h:s a n m"nsa1k9tef ana a.
hs. sha us n.e =. :" SS. ~ MeIectn
10. .ae Po~e1 W auu Ine auuitionat punlsn-
n. .aen. oa connnemcut IN tno eity jail ior tcTm
r.n,eoc,sS =, r; rMeso Inc accoseo was
--- - -.
asMPe,onGs;-ino sons 9i Temperance OF
cJuxos VIII noiu puouc Temperance meet
rs, Tss, ~: Id Tue Syoney Methodist Church.
=, 10 s.sion III HyuneS nave resolved 70 mold
month Tha re.o,nts'1np .ance s meeune eacn
commences user 10 the attention OF the Order
,;,, sns 10 CITY, "nu carried OUT Will be pr0duc.
w so0" -ee11s.
no;,. y,,,;.. De- ,.--..---
;,.. u"."" I,"ye' IueeltNss.-Anese meet"
har nra.an, .u;s ~ ue no.u eseIy oayi tne rum'
" desired by the ohris,isn sns,
~. o:.,s =. Sen.enen ,s ano Iaoies throughout
neo,;rs suou; nv ~ iaI Ms PIAcacaoIe. give the
enca '"' 80" o' 'ne'' presence ana An"u-
ed by Messrs. Kunkel and dsms of iha n;cr
mond Theatre. intend eivinS a Grand mns;c.i
MT Mec6nnics, institute Hal
next SATURDAY niphf when fhev will s;ns .n.,.n
of their choicest songs. and nsrfnrm somn oS
their most amusing hnriesn ues They ernact
on the occasion. '0
lis |
Held to Bai.-Peter q. Wills, charged with |
assaulting and beating JACK. slave TO g. A. |
Rose aud with threatening to assa nit and heal
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Held to BaiL-Peter q. Wills, charged with
assaulting and beating Jack, slave to 9. A.
Rose, aud with threatening to assault and beat
William B. Smith, was examined before the
Recorder yesterday, and held to bail to keep
the peace. Mr.. Smith will probably bring the
affair before the next Grand Jury.
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sRoKEN- Down xNb bBSlLlrATtp Pno.
\ eeg es FE96EONAL MN. - -,
". %ss ~. ,sa ss' 4: ssss s::ss sYsk
sgs vlGORAT0A! s. 81
lives W. W. do - not M psiisss s7ss S ~ az osSsr
has suoh . mass Of teeeinoRI. - - y
THE xHREEA xHREEAbs-I13hRnc B. !! 13hRncoxs.
DALrInc1S, fo6 m. -.
The use Of ,oar .Hs@D Dton 3 iiasesre' nssI Iesa
q rery srsaf bLessisstU me cad NJ lSaaiiy. ~
eject has had on my throat di9eose hae eQ6q ee-
comsssna it, Yours. truly. ~. 1:o~SS.
=, : - Pastor Of ths kutaw II. &. CSssSh.
AS AN INvIGORATOR. sksa
Az an inviForatoT aud restorative. WhoFe eontlQ
stlmuiant 10 waatsd, We belieso lt auDeriol - oQ
the CGrdiels before The puDDieas euSe(sV 6Uspe!.
.ea, Cough, NeyofSis eAd kAeSssesUHs. WITH 0n
disoaaeo Of the Stoasch and Bowels. 1t hoo 6oQ0
trulv succeseful tQ the single and @argisd We CIT
the most valuable remedy, which thouaaAds VII
~EEMALEs AND CaILDRKN.-TAis TINo-
rURE viii Be found great medicine for u tkGD
diseases. s-s7T TfTf y,
"a Sslbl bN snS r.. fanPalfs& ! z 4 ssd ~ e4gPe
oy Dr.. COOKE, FredoIiokshusg: ly ~ IT, DV10- :
;iste in Petersburg: BY MORTIMER : NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Drugyjsts aaA -.
seepers everyWhere. u Des bGeties si1 eoelBioI
- sT1t ~ 1D8-O00V0
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-. Planetrs 0itsers. : THis Cele1raeeI
Tsasc has boen ule4 successfully ~ ~ lat Ivoivo
ysaFs " cass1 Of ln4.sestica, Ei4snlessy. 0Qn-
Ihey create . hesithy astios tkrsq0ko06 ~
nod5, iessose the apDetites sqnallso 1kA eiae116r
create Dsves of rsefseA1Se - dfssoSo 11s0H S
Are ysssly vs9sestje, 4s1 a1eevs1 IS oal - -
s s9:Slsie.s E ere iss sass 4 1lol1A g NJ
ana. sasakik Il. EH;'ssEas Z; s.a!ss =: i! 1:s:s:
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Trial Of Taylor.-In the Circuit Conrk yes
terday, the jury in the case Of John l.. Tay.
tn September last brought in q verdict Of
guilty of involuntary manslaughter, and a..
certained his fine at $50O. As Judge Meredith
has the power to add the additional punish
ment OF confinement In the city Jail for q term
not excecding twelve months, the accused was
remanded to prison until to-day.
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Dr. A. ]. Terrell, Joseph Bernard,
Nv. Crenshaw. BENJAMIN Walton,
jsmes c. Gordon, Major Ford.
R b. Jones. .. G. Bridxewater,
VIII. Z. Wade. ThOs. NJ. Montague,
Hsls.ern, 8. A. Moles.
Peter Lawson, Simon p. Fod,
LSB. Tlnsey, Hudson B. Ford,
RA. Lancaster, Abner Hilliard.
Vim. A. Barnett, Thomas NJ. Ladd.
James Gilman. Charles q. Paieske.
Peter s. Hughes, Henry Nirpugh.
Rober, i. Walton, Geo. Timberfake.
VIC Tailaferro, r. +. Elyson,
James H. NJ aony, Richard Thomas.
EA. Schwaserle, Daniel II. MeltOn.
Fsndali Griffin, John Perkins,
7. HauaTf, Sherwin McRae.
Em Callingworth. Sr., Z. c. Crump.
Up. Ford. in Sl-ts
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OoK OUT FOR no. 81 MAlN ATREET.
tn CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN kiCh.

Il . xe
~ THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN kiCH.
MON ps-s.oO SaI5: hsnAso9e yssssFa Pfiats 8
eta; the richest pattsFes and the best quality q
gaeonets. Orseqd.es, hsEexse. q. 81 ths IeIsse
sons = g. o. 3 and srvarjs; BIZ Aiiis. vsry ~
GOOD q SO. aad higher DsieeS eeells ehAuls q
a:tss: 4 ses s se is 9si = . g. =
Sa = and some q els. gslies elsswAssc for aoshs
ssS +. Gfs fss e
Frsnch Needle Hosked Ladiss. ,coilase md Csn-
shsss S as ssss, ;ha
Tebse Cloehs Oh Cloth, carpssiaa. caahsiSs.
39c sxs = Sissss e s:sepe
ell6, 90. Nnroeee. k.d and 0oas skin 49,.
s.a :a !: e. :ad y ...1 sss sss. ss::: 3:
1a1s q A Rsieee, -. ead a1uasaB E1lss1 H.
slsPssrsn q g =: 1s7s Si.PIs,s s 0s(ex 14e yel-
Ealfsakin Shoes. -, fas nea. 0oyS Sah1 QsSVSSes'
% Hon xssk e. = ~, ,m9R q t4Dee ea11.s -
@S sd $ = 56siBS3 mnAvsr. &
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IS ss;s ..e' Ss % ny ss;ss:s u ssss .,as
laid the subject on the table, where it viii
probably sleep the slsep that knowsth no
waking. The present building IL not only
known to bo unsafe, bot committee Of the
Council has reported it to be uncom mfortabse
and unhealthy, aud yet it must be made to an
swer public purposes, because the Council is
not willing to expend money to build new
and moro substantial one.
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n6y MefH6~ CA6zchzzu NM - sniaisssas
tion Of the Rev. J. NJ. SAING u. Quite 8
number have professed conver45pn, ana there
is still existing in tbs community deep in-
terest in the meetings.
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- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
IL No Al hereby announce myself q can
-. n, re election To the office Of CONSTA-
q h, the above district. and respectfully golicit
,asr psi, votes in May next.
'rt q -ide' oEO. W. THOMAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

Catching Dogs.-The netmen, under tho di-
rection Of officers Bibb and Morris, captured
a large number Of stray dogs yesterday, and
some few hogs and goats. Most of the dogs
were killed at sundOwD, and buried near the
North corporation line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

TO TINE VOTERS OF HENRI.
~ COL respectfully announce myself q
..,s,date for re election for COMMISSIONER OF
ssTE REVENUE in the Lower -oivesice, Nt Sae
.ssfor in NAV. and very respectfully solicit your
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

K1 COUNTY Il am = candidate for the Of
- Tc0NMISSIONEk OF THE REVENUE
~. TPPER DISTRfCT.OF HENRICO CO..
~ w ~ nee,fully solicit your suHraxes At the elec-
50 HnNAY next. Should il be your pleasure 70
~. me- | pledge my self 70 discharge the duties
sFa. seta ~ nee faithfully. Respectfully.
e,s,de. GEO. w. CARTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

Nay,o,o Eseape.-Y Yesterday afternoon a small
lad, while at play ON the basin bank, fell into
the water, and must have drow owned, but for the
fortunate circumstance of being caught and
sustained in the water by playmate until Mr..
V. Bargamin could get to and rescue him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

~ THE SHERJFFALTYO OF HEN.
kA RICO CoUNTY.-I hereby announce
,,,t9 candidate for the above office. Should il
: ,ss pleasure Of the voters to elect me, shall
sssr grateful. and will use every exertion TO
srasrse the duties thereof faithfully and impair
s.ST imh 6-tdl JACOB s. ATLEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20
,r,1ArnrpArEs FOR orrTCn

H cJaasig ass Taf d ARRsHshN: ARsHshieNs':. 81 3: 81. /:
sf;gEss isa ::s'ss g sssn's " .ss,. s III III
s4ce Q. 80 enersnr 10 the discharee Of the du-
~ JET s.eI e"n6ssent, wuh the long experience
ttssas.a sass A.. a Sheriff. to be able to do 20 in COM
! ssFe ~ .s,h the oath Of Office.
fseN Respectfully.
%Aes ntNNl n. JUN EE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

rEs DAILY D,srATcs s.:s: !: s:ryss - = s
entefs = = ~ Carrier weekly. Price for Waiting,
nyscess. " ar eaSe fcr six months. in a1vaace.
rHE SEMI WEEKLY pISPArcH ,slssss6
evsrlIvsE WEEkLY DfHPATCH 10 Issued ever
md mailed to sshscrihers at o. per aansn.