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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09
DOGG*TT e. ANDERSON,

| T1UtIf1 E I 4 ANVEKSON,
- CoRTER OF FRANKLIN AND 18TH Sis,
Dealers in PAPER HANGINGS. OIL CLOTHS
MATTlNGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, WIN
DOW SHADES. BEDS. MATTR ESSES and Up
HOLSTERiNG GOODS GENERALLY, have re-
ce!ved their spring stock. embracing a full and
complete assortment IN the above line, to which
thev invite the attention and patronage of the pub
lie generally. They prepared to do Paper
Hanging and Uphoisterlng in Il superior style,
ing the very best workmen in their employ for that
purpose. an 2-3m
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90 Ntw AMP ArrKAerNE

ssaFs&VIA ERSRu X 9
AND NOkFOLk-P PASSENGERS lsav -
lns Richmond every MON DAY, WEDNt>gAh
and SATURDAY mornings. b. the MuSp
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CANS,
half past four O'Clock SAY 4-So A. " MI 90
acct with the cars az PetersourS for Nofi"iN, Anu
arrive at Norfolk IN due time - take me sf fs
ships ROANOKE, YORK TOWN and IAAvne ".
TOWN, for NEW YORK, arriving vt Neg ~
early the next day GtfeyHo0Hs u tlne 10! vac e''
ferent lines going EAST ard NORTH; lin,
Passage TO New York from Richmond nc ~, ~.
meals and state room. on board the straihei w., 49,
same as though passage was taken Oh p"s'" '"N
snip here-SI0.
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Ea FOR OFFICE.

CANDIDATES FOR orrICH.
HENRICO COUNTY.
go TO THE VOTERS or HENRI.
the office q Eco M
my7-,de J.B. YOUNG.
THE yoTERs Of DIS;
am a candidate for the Office of CONSTANT oi
District No 2. and respectfully solicit your votes
my ast , @ps,S"'h'"S e'ee JAMES D. VAUGHAN.
k~ yST5E H, HE pis SIN IK'H thc
advice Of my friends aud N acc"anahee r I'D, ny
wishes aa soes sa"r saase
at the ss,' %SSphEW S 1sf RN
A& No. I. HENRlCO COUNTY AT the re
G q. Of
named Distr CT and prom Sc. if .eIecsed. to dis
charge the duties faithfully. Your sutirases
'e my = t2ish n.y. FLEMING PHILIPS.
9>% CouNTY OF, HENRICo, A, the re
OF a elected, ssnd x sT 70, 's
my time and energ, to the discharge of the du
ties, and feel confident with me long experience
ave had as Sheriff, To ne able to DO SO In com
p.iance with the oath of office,
apIo-,de. HENRY r. JONES.
To THE VOTERS OF HENkHO
- CoGN sY.-i respecttuli, announce my ny
self a candidate for the office of COM MISSION En-
OF I'll l. X aVtNUk IN the Upper District Of said
county Having served AS Constable OF thai Dis
I'D .e of IN. qualification for that office: NJ, past
course true cr;erlon TO Judge by. fy"u think
am worth, OF your surfaces respectful, soilcl'
IA Election the 4.h Tha1sda,s Z, IN IN. ns' next,
r THE VOTERS or HENKiCO
scs q cHMss1ER Or saTri Ha sE tSt IN
Cor the UTTER DISTRICT OF hENkiCO CO.,
na m Should il Se p as
alec: rae, | pedse myself t. dscnarse the duties
'' l sne G tas faithfully SkS. GARTER
80 No al hereb, announce III, self can
iidate for re election to the oihce OF CONSTA-
Bile for the above district. and respectfully solicit
NH Is tide GEO. w. THOMAS.
TO THE VOTERS OF'HENRI-
49, Col respectfully announce myself q
rHE REVENUE in the Lower District, at the
v s,aesio" IL imh s git Join <. EACHo.
THE SIiEKiFFALTY OF HEN.
EA RICO COUNTY, hereby announce
myself candidate for the above office, Should i
be the pleasure of the voters TO elect me shall
be ever grateful, and Will use every exertion to
discharge the duties thereof Faithfully and impair
TALLY. NH Std JACOB s. ArLEE.
Z TO TIE VOTERS or HENRI
So co C0UNTY.-By the advice of INV
friends and IN accordance with my own wlshes.
SHERIFF. OF HkNRlCO COUNTY, and solicit
scuT sufrages AT the State election in May next.
ASS guarantee Tor the fal thtui performance of
The duties of the Office refer you to all who know
NE for the manner in which thoss duties have been
pe.furmed during the past three years that have
acted as deputy Tor the present Sheriff
respectfully, your fellow citizen,
NH l-dt24myS GEO ID. PLEASANTS.
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Passengers hrsakiasi ana sup a: Ashland AMI dAe
OF board the comfortable steamer between AcglA
Creek and Washnston
IA For further Information, Apply sttas once
Broad street, Shockoe dill.
JAS. u. WINSTON. 6enH Ticket An
SaN'I RuTH Sup't
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= 49, AAW rs X. SUTTON, ATTORNEY
49, AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Practices IN ali the Courts of the city of Rich
nnnd and the counties of Henrlco and Goochl.nd
Office corner Bank ard Tin sire, is. Richmond,
Va he Is also Connllsslcu ar of the United States
Court oil Claims. ap l6-3m
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PROFESSIL. NAL GAstEG

&s l. T. FL HING. tEECHiNG..
ia MRS. W 90 o u : f. Cupper and
Leecher, 132 Main street. over 5. Sutherian S Gun
Store sign of the BIZ Gun Mrs W has for years
attended the ladies of Richmond and gwen uni
verSai satisfaction
Mrs. w. VIII attend those requiring her ser.
wees, at all hours, day or MI mt.
N. B.-LEEC les for sale Orders from the
country carefully packed. ap 2O-3m
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N1ADDTX d CO..
John y. COR DON a. SON,

- 4rH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Of!er Tor sale a large and full assortment OF IRON,
comprising Swedes. American Hammered. Peru
Hamme red. English and English Refined. English.
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
iRON, Hoops. Band ana Scroll Iron. Refined PoW
Iron and Plow Plates Also Tin plate vi various
sizes. for timers. nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zine Speiter, and the Metals
usually sold III this market. apl-ts
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il u-d&c~ly Richmond. Va.
IIELNEDLD'S EXTKAtT BLtEU,
IL HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLr'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMRoLD'S kATkACT BUCHU.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
The Great Dluretic. The Great Diuretlc,
The treat Diuret,c, Inc treat Diuretlc
The Great DiuIetlc, The Great DIuretic,
The GREAT Oluretlc, The Great Dluretlc,
a positive and SPECIFIC remed. for diseases Oh the
BLADDER. kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy
Bladder. Kidneys Gravel. Dropsy
bladder, Kidneys. Gravel. Drousy
''''s AND ALI fhnfb5ifs EAsSsSsH oF The pf0pS'
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCaU
Is a certain. safe and speedy cure from Whatever
cause they may have orig mated. and no matter of
How Long Standing, How LONE Standing,
HOW on tandn Bow Bow Long
1t IS taken without Hindrance from Business, and
little II any change OF diet.
Is pleasant IN It's taste and Cdor
And !mm ,dlate in its action.
lfyou are suffering with any of the above distress
ing ailments,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE.
PROCURE The REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
AS medicine which must benefit every body from
the simply delicate to the confined and despalripg
invalid.
NO EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
NO EQUAL is TO RE FOTND.
NO Equal is TO BE FOUND.
Price 81 per bottle, or six for SIS; delivered to
any address. Prepared by H. T. HELMBOLD,
Depot, l0t South Tenth ST.. below Chesnlt,
For sale wholesale and retail by
FISHER & WINSTON,
druggists and Apothecaries,
ia lily IFS Main street,
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C~-x-,.--..- NIKt,INIA Z = Y e
sx.z --x1@NS- NJ Al l. and pass Mex
TRAIN wiii leave Richmond psiiy 3. 80 = T..
for GORDUNsviLLt. CHARIOT rEsE LLtb'
STAUNTON, LYNCHBURG, ALEHAAUh1A'
NH Its WIN. +. ADCOCK. TicAe. AGENT
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4 NADs 0ASs 6A6 -
~ FlTrING.
MEsrr,AMLLic ROOFING,

The subscrb Der, at his establishment or ~, eto
hs rssn Nam and CRY y grsgared 70 DO GXH
riiIiNG yCt on MEIALLlC ROOFING maic
and rePai! all TIN and COPPER WORK. and s az
ecate PHI MBiNG in tho best and most substan-
tisl manner, and at the shortest notice.
orders from the city OF country promptly Al
tended TO- tmh 2l-,smt CHAS n. lANGLEY.
WHITE OAk LUMBER, SAWED TO
w okDEK.-The subscriber having tho entire
ss9snt.foi 81 one OF the best Steam Circular Saw
forest, VIII contract u furnish. in good order and
co reasonable terms. WHITE OAK TIMER, of
Bridges, he. TRUMAN a. rARKER
my 3-tjyI D40''
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rs,u rOBACCONIsTS.

2O, 900 it. A inch and "a inch Canada BUTTON
WOOD.
100, 500 IT, 4 4 inch and 81 inch Canada WHITE
OAK.
800 1t 1 Casing PLANK.
Entirely seasoned, and the best grades of the
kind, which Will no Sold at exceedingly low prices
and on the most favorable terms
s y. ROBINSON,
my 2--lm 9th and Arch SITS = ,uth at BASIN
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S(M FAIRS GILT WINDOW SHADES
account u snal n on q, an sacrifice
Also. Table and Floor t iii. ' r1n 51TmeT;
n ner, ~ hst PiCTURE different Soc
established Window Shade and nrv sGS" ", az the
u On,o,;..M ~. GOLDEN, 80 Broad ST. ''0
Psi have no t, sae store Of Quaries & Sons.
elseWherA- ~sonU IN TINS city or
An
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ITO BUILDERS.

VENO BUlLDEkS.
Belvidere Planning Mills,
9Th and Arch SITS, south of Basin.
100000 f. Carolina, Florida and Virginia FLOOR
ING PLANK
1854, o. and Plank.
1901 IL HEART by 6 and by SCAN THING.
IS O0O JOIEE. assorted.
BIZ TIMBER, Florida, Virginia and Carolina,
furnished at short notice.
All kinds r Ian NC, TONGUIN and
GROWING, done III the lowest Richmond prices
my 2lm s. &. ROBINSON
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A. 1OSHER, SUCCESSOR TO VIII.
~, son KOSHER WHOLESALE AND
neles, 70 which ne asks the attention Of his
iIiends and the public: RIO. Laguayra. Java and
Mocna CoFF EEn; Brown and Refined SI7GA RS
q different grades; Loaf, pnlverized and Crushed
SS ;as,an, Smoking e. and Chewing TOBACCO. Of
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns. q good assortment: II.
Otts "a Rye Whiskey; old and good b. r. Glen.
mans Rye Whlsksy !. A. n Woods Rye Wits
k icy Old and good; +: Stearns l. Co s Old Rye
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
Other articles, too numerous to mention. Call and
examl,le, at No. !. cor Hth aud Main sts., oppo-
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VIE UNDEksEG have formed CO.
sion SIC -. BUSINESS, under the 6rm of LEWIS
WEbb JOHN q. WAnE. They ill give par
corn and TOBACCO; They occupy the store and
lumber house Nc. Is Main street, long occupied by
Lewis " ODD LEWIS WEBB
- JOHN u. WADE
A., liz a
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EASE EXTKACTOR-For removing
paint, tar, wax, or any kind of grease, from all
KINDS OF silk and woolen Dres and from Broad
cloths. Cassmer &C.. without the oil ghtest inju
~ 70 the fabrics.
TINS article has been used extensively through
out the country, and has received the highest re-
contlmenda.ons. II als9 received the silver medal
q. dhs iast Mechanics Fair. 1t is made in this city,
anq deserves the patronage of the South. To be
nad Of the prireipai Druggists, and at my labora-
Iofy' corner S'i n and 10th sts., Richmond, Va.
e,. EUW' ID L. FINCH,
10 h-Sm Analyflcai ChemIsi
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JAMES ID. BROW Nt'A
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
Sth street neg ,I to the Mechanics Institute.
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &c: also Gam
ya1lS snd Cellar DOORS. and every other kid Of
IRON WOkk for ornamental and building pur
poses, manufactured at snort notice
Lots in the city nd country ia 2IiSm
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FOREIGN rs UITS.
AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTII RER
Keeps always on hand the largest and treshes.
stock Of FRUITS. NUTS, PRESERVES. &C.,
and IS continually receiving by every steamer and
sailing packet, an additional supply. Call at the
cheap store of JUAN piX/JNI lbs Main ST
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FRANKLIN PAPER MILL,
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURED COMPANY
xsers o ee2snstsny on hand all descriptions Of EN-
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER. OF ali onst,
paid for Rags. ANoo
Oc 10-,ily GEO. WpIrEIET px..,.
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fS To THE VOTERS OF HENFl-
J~~Ea COL respectfully announce myself q
candidate for election tor COMM iSSIONERO Of
THE REEVE NUE. IN the Lower District, at the
election in May, and very respectfully solicit your
votes. tmh 5-tdei JOHN A. EACHO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29
FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1860.

can be readily communicated from animal
to animal IN this method, aud that the dis.
ease thus taken proves less dangerous than
when taken by the natural method.
But in all these eases, i, is 10 be rcmem.
bered that disease in both Is essentially Of
the same nature aud Affects tho same parts
Of the system bat inoeulatcd plcuro.pnau.
mona !. asserted to produce no dycase Of
the lungs. but only a local effect upon the
'ail or some other part distant from the
Lungs. II Is possible, however, ,ha, as this
di,tcmpsr fails in many respects, to follow
the laws which govern disease in the human
system, there may be some preventive ctTica.
cy In the operation but the results OF eH-
pertinent upon some thousands Of animals
in Europe, furnishes liitle ground for conf.
d,ncc in the operation.
In 1877, this disease was brought from
Eugand into New Jersey, bu, i,s contagious
aud deadly nature being early discovered, 1t
was Immediately and cfcctually eItirpated
by killing the herd, involving sacrifice, IL
i, saiI. ofab1ut ten thousand dollars, which
was borne by the proprietor. wha, a con-
,rasi doe, the conlue, Of such man pro.
sent, compared with that of one, who, for
thirty pieces of silver, would consent ia
sell diseased animal to - into healthy
district.
Quite recently the disease was carried
from Enslnnd into Australia. A. soon a,
discovered. the mos, active measures were
adopted. The herd wa, killed, the lo.'
shared by those interested, and at tho la,,
account. the ,uccc.. wa, deemed conple,c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29

RESTORING DAMGrp VELVET. Ths Mon
i,or de Ia Salud publi.he. tho following
method OF restoring velvet to its original con-
di,ion. It is well known tia, when velvet
has been wet, not only It's appearance 10
spoiled. but it becomes hard aud tnOtsy.
To restore its original softnes,. 1t must bs
thoroughly damped on the wrong side. aud
then held over very hot iron, care being
taken not to touch the latter. Ia . short
time the velvet becomes, as IL were, new
again. IRE theory Of ths is very simple.
Tho heat Of the iron evapOrates the water
through the tissue. and forces the vapor out
at the upper side this vapOr passing be-
tween the different flores, separates those
which adhere together in hard bunehe' IL
the velve, were iroied alter damping. an eI-
actly opposite result would DO obtained; 10
is, therefore, necessary that the substance
should no. come in contact with the heated
iron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29

Running accounts will run away withs
persons eredi, quicker than anything else.
--Pui of repentance ill tomorrow. and
you have day more to repent Of, aud a day
lees to repent in.
-De,pi'e nothing because It seems weak.
The Die, and loeusts have done more hur,
than ever the bear. and lion. did.
The sun /. every mans servant, work
ng every day in the year for him and exact
ing no wages.
TIE wasp attacks the ripest fruit ert
50 will sl.ndcr attempt to wound the hon
estes, fame.
Tranquil pleasures last the longest.
We are not fitted 10 bear long the burden
Of great joys.
lit matters little tina, you have the
worst possible temper by nature, u you
have the 'irOnscs, possible control over is
by philosophy.
MIX cans, II covered with cotton cloth
soaked in salt water. will. It 10 ald, keep
milk sweet in the middle OF summer. while
pltins over n railroad TO market.
On certain railway the following ia
tellisible notice appears, Hereafter.
when trains moving in an opposite dirso :
ton are approaching each other. on sepa-
rate lines. conductor. and engineers will b.
required to bring their respective trains to
dead halt before the point oi meeting, aud
be very careful not to proceed I'LL each train
has passed the other"
An exquisite young gentleman. after
buying a seal to dansle about hi' delieats
person. sAid to the .-wsll,r. that " lie
would.ah lik. 10 ha'e.ah something en.rsv-
ed on It-ah. to denote what hs was"
" Certainly certainly. | will put cipher
on it, SAID the ,raIs'man.
"A farmer told hi, man, who was tho
roughly Irish, to run into the pasture and
catch an OK.
81 mean the 'oG one : will nanag, ihs
other myself" he saii. Pat ran To do as
he was bidden, bu, suddenly paused with
the exclamation
lie. reasonable man, anyhow. Be-
dad and how am | to know which is the or
Phan?"
II correspondent, Of Paris paper, d.
ting from Calcutta, says tha. q native, at
tempting TO swim aeross the Gangs,, hold
Ing child in his arms, wa. pu,usd by an
alligator in order To escape he threw the
child away - the monster, by whom il was
a, once seized and dsvourOd. \ party OF
English and also American sailors, who
witnessed thi. act OF the man caught the
liindoo as be landed, threw him back into
the stream, and pslted him with sticks aud
stones, until he himslf was seized BY q
crocodile, and dragged out Of sight.
--Hgi. bresdin: gracefully insists on iss
own rights; good breeding gracefully re-
members the rights Of others. We hav, oil
seen that dsnifsd courtesy. which belongs
to high firth. which never oe.nds as long
a, it !. no, personally harmed. But No
know that that will no. last; proVoeaiion
makes il as bitter aud vulgar as the breed
ing Of the mos, uneul,urci mechanic. Fra
far above this, is the polish which the
highest Christianity gives to the heart. /,
is not gentility," bat gentlencs,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29

RnEpr ros fELoS. We end the fol-
lowing in the Auburn Daily News;
"a lady who bad been troubled for soms
time with felon on her finger. gives sim
pie remedy from which she experienced great
relief and which enabled her to obtain sleep
for the fr.. time in many nights. II was
to cut lemon and wear !, on her hug.r ike
a ,himblc, the lclon being sueased 10 the
fruit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29
VOLUME 27, NO. 80.
iOand on Joq'. premises. they were both

lOund on Jos'. premises. they were both
committed To Jail, to await their trial.
What their sentence was when convicted
OF the crime charged against them, have
quite forgotten bat I, is certain that tho
good people OF Smi,hvills were troubled no
more with mysterious di'aPpeararcs Of their
good. and chattsls. aud tha, tn. Smiths re-
member, with peculiar satisfaction. the
manifold mistakes committed on the nigh,
Of their adventure, with the robbers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29

vAIu,BLis. II your nAt-irOn' are rough,
rub them wish fine salt.
IfyOu are buyinga carpet Tor duraeili-
~ choose small figures.
A hot shovel held over vanished furui-
,are will take out white spots.
A small piece Of sluo dissolved in skim
milk and water will restore old Grape.
Ribbons should be washed in cold suds
and not rnsed.
Scotch snuff put in holes where eriekss
como out will destroy them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29
farmers department.
"sFrEp ruEFLow."

an the ,ft. aai .cisnces pertaining 90 hir, are
..sl, ltUgrthsr, ani are intimately c"unrct-
q .iih A.ficulturc. c.-AeEtCoLA.
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The sunday Thsasrs Casss
COURT or OYER AND rERNrTKK.
Before Han. India Gould.


Nov. 1o-Ths PeYl Lssd~smrur Al the opening
Of the Court The Judge charging the jury
that In consequence Of this coming under au
70 presented peculiar circumstances the duty Of
Court 70 Administer tho w, and further than ODE
dicooe the aus the cses hal right bot revelation
No citizen has the right 70 usnsgrcs the sv laid
for bis guidance No persou bad the RICH, 70 question
the oonsituiouaiy Of the Law In question but the Legal
tribunal All the jury hal 70 DO Was 10 decide on The
matters of fset the people had remedy for
quitta bet the deendant the verdict against evi.
cence, could appeal 10 the higher tribunals and tsey aod
they only had the right 70 decide whether The
give . true verdict according 10 evidence, and
verc not 70 be Influenced BY The rendition OF The
law By either counsel; ali they had 10 decide
vas whether the defendant exhibited dramatic
terrain mepts Sunday. He had necessity denns
the different theatrca Representatives. but any exhibit
ton purporiirs W be dramatic mat~v WHISTLER u
drama farce, or Iag~dy, was 40 exhibition within the
hv. There was doubt that the representation toox
place on Sunday being ncotusdsted Tho oulv fsoss
70 be rsssed by The ury shelter the billion
vss dramatic or not; and again. whether 10, DO
nndant, Liroermuler, vas engaged received prvGu
IRON the same Representation thsr~ vss soy rcason
able doubt Of tins Of facts the defendant eau
tied 70 scqut,s and they would by verdict
eide whether there ws doubt 70 be entertained In
the matter.
Mr. Bdy excepted 70 the chsrss Of the Iudge on the
grounds thai the charge Implied hst the oooss
tutionA and aso that 70 OBTAIN conviction the defend
ant must perform In Of the different Representatives.
mentioned by the statute.
me jury retired at eleven o'clock, bet had not agreed
The case Of william Muil,san indicted for assault vu
set down for hisl on Tuesday morning.
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Professor Tocms, % se~ Haven, Coun.; W. y. stu.
and J. Bro~n of Breton, asd NJ Robert wAlkos,
Of London, are stopping al the Brevcort House.
pr " Taber, cf Cnsrleeios, n C.: Commodore stock
too family. 81 Pripossoo; Harvey, Of Savannah
J Webb, Of Baltimore snd Churchill, Of wshinyssn,
81 piping At the Astor House.
Hon T. Quiny, Jr., OF Boston; Judge Paige, OF snhe
nectsdy; Gibbss, II south Carolina; Mr. Bochon,
~ Eusiapd, and " ~ Rarhe~daie, Of - Louis, serc
among arrivals a the ~ Nicholas Hotel yestssday
Hon. " y Lindsay, Membsr u pArsa ncra Of Eag
Liant; Y. Bcnnett, o. - Louis P. ny. q AAsams y.
scranton, Of California; George Hox. d Pcrtznsd \.
so, Of PhsdeIphis, are stopping II Ms sr~cpcHsaa
potel
The Southern poetess, MIS- Matilda q Smiley,
red on tho sosh ot, Grape HI, the rsssdeu Of her
mother, IN Neiscn county, Va, 70 Mr., Alpheus l. I'd
wares OF wsshing,on City