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Volunteers from Richmond.

An immense crowd assembled at the City Hall
last Thursday evening, in conformity with a no.
tce published in the papers OF that morning, with
view Of facilitating the organization of one or
more companies Of volunteers, for the Mexican
campaign. After its organization, the meeting
was addressed successfully by Messrs. Edward
Darlington, IT,, Gen. Edward C.. Darlington, Ro.
bert G.. Scott and John ID. Muniord but, owing
10 the wretched construction Of the Hall, we
found il impossible in the outskirts of the crowd
to hear a sentence that was uttered. From the
fiequent plaudits, however, Of those who were
near the speakers, we take it for granted that
what they said was worthy of the theme. After
various unsuccessful efforts 10 induce the meeting
to adjourn to the Capitol Square, a movement
from the Hall was effected about 10 o'clock-and
Capt. Charles Dimmock, responding TO the re-
peatcd calls Of the meeting, took position on the
steps of the City Hall fronting the Capitol, and
addressed it in brief, but pertinent and thrill.
ling manner, elicitng frequent bursts Of applause.
No effort that we aware Of, was made, during
the evening, to add to the number who, we learn,
had previously enrolled their names. Yesterday,
the strains Of martial music were heard in our
streets, through which the volunteers paraded.
We do not know what is their present number
but we do not question, should the demand for
their services continue, about which there may
well be some doubt, that Richmond, as we'll as
other sections Of Virginia. will send to the field of
battle its full quota Of volunteers-sodiers, who,
like the Spartan boy, will return "with their
shields or upon them"
We inadvertently neglected TO mention, yester.
day, that Capt. Thomas VI. Enis's Artillery Com.
pany, which some months since, whel war with
Mexico was apprehe nded, rendered its services 10
the General Government, is still ready to obey
summons 10 the field. We hope, howeyer-un.
less they prefer tour to Mexco--ihat, in the
event Of their services being needed, the Govern.
mont may find for them n more pleasant location.
nearer home-we mean Old Point, which, the u.
S. troops at that place having all been ordered 10
the scat Of war, will be without garrison, I'm.
less their place be supplied by volunteers We
perceive that a Baltimore Regiment has offered
us services TO the War Department. to garrison
Fort McIlenry during the absence of the regu.
lars, who have been sent thence TO the frontier
OF Since the foregoing was IN type, we learn
that ono Company of Volunteers has been organ
ized-of which Edward Darlington, jr. has beer
elected Captain; George Porter6eld, LIST Lieuten
ant; and Carlton Munlord, ID Lieutenant.
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EnrmyilIe ConXenfion.

We learn from the Times u yesterday. that the publ.
cation Of the proceedings Of this body winch met on the
7h inst has been postponed until Report relative the
Of the proposed south-side Rail Road shall DO
ceived. This Report submitted the Convention,
says the Times) by Mr.. Jones' young and talented En-
gineer and much approved that ordered
be published along 9Th the proceedings Of the Conven.
ton The following gentlemen officers Of the Con.
yeniion:
Samuel C. Anderson, of Prince Edward President
Henry Darlington Of Charlotte, WIN. VI. Thornton Of
Cumberland, Vice Presidents
Thos. II. Ellis Of Richmond. Francis n. Watkins Of
Prince Edward, WIN. c. Darlington Of Richmond, Seere.
taries
The Convention adopted resolution inviting the coun.
ties interested in line Of improvement from the Roanoke
country to Richmond by Rail Road, meet in Conven-
ton at Charlotte Court House. the Tuesday after the
first Monday in August next
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DIED.

ot Consumption, the residence Of John Gentry ESQ
on the 24th OF April ROBERT LIrrLEBIRRY IRRy i'm the
33d year of his age.
OF Consumption, the residence of Joseph FoIkes In
Charles City, on the l4h OF May WILLIAM EDWARD IRay
in the 29th year of his age.
Al meeting Of the Judges Bar and the Officers Of the
Court Of Appeals OF Virginia, Cour Room on Thur,
day, the lfth May. 1886
The Hon WIN H. cABELL called to the Chair and s g.
BAiTEE appointed Secretary. - - "
Tbs following preamble and resolution. u.t, adooad
The surviving Judges OF the OF Appeals ia. Membe Of
the har and the Officers together on the
occasion OF the death of the Hon ROBERT rANARD late
OF this Court have perform Of pavipr The
los which the public have his desth and
Their sympathy his private friends and 10 his family
udse srSp was iaken in 1891 ou
poAon winch he hadong Adorned appointed
OF The supreme Count Appeals brought the
profound ddeal earnirg logical powers pho
sopnAl views and above all that integrity impaItay
Without which the talents judge
even Penieious and while they
deserve CT command confidence sonnet mes
hs'ed b.. hesitation resulted from those comprehensive
"heh MADE him anIou TO overlook the whole
and cautious and right
his doubts, in fact proceeded Of Justice
such was the adse whom the sudden stroke
removed
bh Of his mind impaired 10 his mann.r
but be stern the
ted To his family and his friends was devoted and
object Of the affection A, veil \. 10
specL
ROvsd That in testimony respect memory OF the de-
ceased the judges the Members Oheers
this Court will the badge mourning month
That the Chairman and Secretary be requested
aeopy OF these proceedings the family teeas
sure The IN Of our deep sympathy IN ibeE dssres.;
That they be also desired to before Appca the
request Of this mSenE aa copy proceedings
the Order book OF the Court;
And that they also these proceedings published
On notion the meeting adjourned.
$. =. BAITrE seey.
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any mode Of sdassnsnt gee eel aslds sxosps thstby
Of peace. Why, In the name OF all that Il reasonable
he asked. would they rush TO the ultimate
suppose this turned out 10 be which ought 10
be declared, after examination Of all the documents
the declaration be made In due form and with becoming
IL Let them show front to the world such be.
coming the character Of the nation In the present cond-
ton OF the world, tremendous thing. The whole
sentiment OF tho civilized world turning stronger and
stronger against war; And let (said Mr. c. for the
honor Of eountry-tor the dignity OF the rcpublc-be
tue Inst TO create state OF Mortal
the end OF IT, When look and that are rushing
upon the most tremendous event. amazed am more
than snazed am In state Of wonder and deep alarm.
MS Is not the tone OF character They who
80 into war In this manner-as seeking decisive
cannot expect TO succeed 10 hasty, thoughtless
course do not wish 20 any words in ofe n,ive
sense-but with all possible emphasis exhort you avoid
reflection and profound meditation which alone guide
yoi to a successful issue.
" The Senate, Us readers have already been In
formed refused to strike the words objected to- by
vote OF 20 to IS and thon, after various s
iorts to modify the bill it passed by the following vote
Yoas-Messrs. Allen, Archer Ashley. Atch.on.
Athefton, Basby, Barrow, Benton, Breese Bright
Cameron Cass, j. NJ Clayton, Colquit Corwin Cri,en
den, Dayton, Dickinson. Houston. Jsrnsgin, Jenness
Johnson, OF Maryland Johnson, Of Louisisn.. Lewis,
e., ku'k, Sempie. Sewer, Simmons, Speight Sturgeon
iIrney' Upham, Wescou, Woodbridge and Yulee-4O.
NGs-Messrs. Thomas Clayton and Davis-2
lSenstors Berren Calhoun. and Evans being in their
seats, did not vote. The other members whose name,
are not recorded above, were absenL1
When Mr.. Crittenden's name was called he voted cav,
except tho preamble" SO also did Mr.. Upham.
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The MoricsR correspondent Of the Loadon Times 70
whose Interesting Communications have heretofore re-
eued HE ieusf Of Rsbusy 2sh. expresses the opinion
hsi Mesicaw NJ alumstey sbsOrbedby the United States
sod hii Great 9dsin will be much he gsiuer BY hat
await that he Ought rather desire hsn TO deprecsle IT,
He sfrsss tha pon, length bat have room
f be specuatons THE morning-one Of which is ne de
solaton n he American Uuios consequences Of Ibis
expansions Il t,orya fierce rivalry between u Nom
sod sosthcu Repahcs settling down lssi into bit
hosy and Crest Britain holding the baisncs of pow.
sad scaae upFe between them. end pro6dng BY hsr
dseas,oas hal-eeatuy, be predicts, viii witness the
ful6lmeat u his prophecy.
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Nav ORLEars. Nay 8

fRoN GALvrToS.-Thc Tesm.hip Telegraph Cso,
Aud, arrived At early hour yesterday morning from Il,
weston, having ,fl ihero Sunday, 81 inst The news
she brought did deem Of sufficient Interest 10 DELAY
tie pubicahen Of our paper
We regret 10 coy that the steamboat Monmouth loft Cal
weston Tor Bazoe santiago with only sixteen volunteers on
board The people were Visiting further orders from the
Governor before enrolling themselves The steamboat Col
Harvey hsd not left Galveston when the Telegraph salad
The Telegraph met the New York within SO milss "A
Gaveston Sunday afternoon. We look Tor the esfy re-
turn Of de New York with later from the army The
Telegraph encountered heavy gale her voysge hiihor
with heavy sea from the eastward During The height Of
the storm female passenger on board gave birth 10 6ne
boy--Pissvsae.
RUGoR oF PRWlTrrRs,-We heard lest evening that an
adavit bad been made before Judge MeCssk Of the o.
8 District Court TO the effect hs vessels in this port were
about prepsrne TO sail prvsteers sgsnsl American com
IDeroe This rumor may be not bot u certainly
beeomes The OceB Of our customs 10 be the sleuIh
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Mysterious Disappearance.

Benz. r Johnson, Esq Of Rome New York, left boms
on the 3Oh day OF March last by railroad for Albany
where he arrived and staid the American Hail. in tha
eiv and the next morning took the steamboat for New.
burgh and afterwards took the mail steamboat from tbs,
place Tor this city The clerk OF the boat ecoects
nm land with his carpet bag the foot OF Warren street
on the morning OF April lst
Since that tme nothing has been beard from him and
as ne informed his family and Others when he left home
that he should be absent only few days his
absence has involved his family in great distress and they
request editors OF newspapers 10 copy this notice and
person having any knowledge in relation to him desired
10 communicate IL.
the editor OF the Albany Evening Journal likens hi,
case to that OF the late Chancellor Lansing who left his
lodgings IN this city several years since for the Albany
steamboat, and disappeared in mysterious manner
ahd was never more heard from.-N Y. paper
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Gorrcriinn

eao called upon to hoax practced upon our
solves and the public some days SINCE by the announce
mont OF the marriage Of Mr. Moseey Of Norfolk to =
Miss Blnord of the same pace and while We max. this
correction we would remind the suthor of the eommuniea
uon enclosing the marriage notice. thst we are dsepiv s
deS'sd 10 him for the trouble which he ha. given o. and 10
htey request that IN future he will choose some other mo
dunn Than ourselves through which 20 practice his fun and
folly
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III" The Charleston Mercury replies with warmth,
the attack upon it, by the Washington Union
II regards the attack however, designed not for ITSELF
but for Mr.. Calhoun,-ihe time 20 begin upon that
gentleman and his friends having arrived. The Mercury
promises shses their defence and asssl-
ants have reason to dread tie force of It's blows. We
shall watch with the progress the battle between
these ORGANS Of the rival factions
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shadow. of Coming Events.

We ind the following paragraph in the last New Orleans
TIopc-whieh uesd be loss TO interpret. Ii
may be difficult the War; began, than
those who begin It dream OF. Ambition and Avaree viii
look for its rewards well Revenge for Rrau6caton
From the TTopic
Trouble AHEAD FOR MEIIoO.-We were talking yesier-
day officer Of OF volunteer corps and he
informed that there his regiment that
any thing Geography. any difference between
the soils East West Of the Rio Grande We hear Of
Republics spoken OF in Mexico, aud ftoo candi
dates for GOuernOrs for these Republics. The
Of the future opeu with singular magaifcence.
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WHITE LADY VISITING THE CoNANcHn-A friend
writing from Red River, thus lady Of Col Lew
Is who accompanies her husband one Of the u comn,i.
sioners, TO treat with the Comanches
"Col Lewis takes his lady love with hm-.he is quite
IN Smszon-wears belt and daeger-.hoots a rifle and
Pso-rdes well on horse back and takes notes
nandsome-medium size-English BY birh--marred four
yeas-no children. The Col. IS very. sprRhy and gen.
uemany IN his department. and is from Columbia Ten
ncsse0" $500
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Great LOss.-The st. Louis Republican states that
the steamer Borcos entirely consumed by FIRE on The
Missouri river. She bound for ST. Louis with foil
cargo Of hemp. tobacco, &c, all Of which consumed
There two Santa Re traders on board Messrs Wea
therboad Coz who had between 50 and SEQ 900 in gold
dust and specie 10 their possession, which was lost
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" The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Globe oco) says. It the general impression Wash
ngton that the Secretaries Of the Navy and War will retire
from the Cabnetand adds ther retirement will meet the
unanimous response Of Congress and the country"
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To COrrespOndents.

Our correspondents whose favors have been apparently
neglected will be loss for the delay in their
appearance The important intelligence which daily reach
os by the mails will admit Of postponemen-iheir
communications, in cases, will. "An Eastern Var
giaian shall appear in few dsys-in the while, will
he send us the remainder Of his argument7
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" The Stanton Spectator Of the 18th inst speaking
Of the Wheat crop, says 1--WE have heard no complaint IN
this quarter as yet aud 1t be hoped that the late re
ireshing rains will have the effect Of diminishing dan
gers Of such ealamiy"-Tbo AeEandnu Gazette isform
Us that the Wheat looks very we'll in that quarter and
promises a fine Weld
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OTICE.-In eonseque the so per cent advance Of
the on, 90 Passengers commencing month";
Boats IN IynchburE, viii be 90 5O-way fare in proportion
my IL BOYD EDMOND n DAVENPORT.
~ Tho following preamble and resolutions were adopted
BY The James River and Kanawhs Company. May,
The BOARD Of Directors having the toll on
engefs carried the Canal cent to three fourth cents
per mile and directed that
M sas and fare the Executive Committee should
raise The toh IN one cent msaBd appearing by adver
IN the newspaper Of this morning that such contingency
Resolved and amer the sh n-, the toll on pss..n
Esrsearried on the Canal be fired per mile
The adyaheedpeo Of grain and hay last yes prices adds
TO expenses from $4,000 ss0O0onthe Stage
they bad ascd their fare eTpendurcs
had and had determined 80 when s additional so
per cent toll compelled to advance so upon passns
In consequence Of this advance the James
have aEsin imposed per cent additional
which comPeis advance price will the
instant passage snd sc the ola price s6ons era
sif6-way hre In prosonnn.
my rs BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
CLARET VINES have now on hand the
~ Eea'es' part ~ my 'prnE Of Clars Wines CON.
Prising many choice brands
Chateau Poniel c'ast Chateau Il 1oT
8, E.tepbe stSoc 81, Il Julien s ss,s &c.
Which will onI for 'ais alvey moderate prices
my 1s-iw No Exchange FIoes Riehnond, Va
DEAUTIFUL FRUNKslThs Enbsesibsr IN Addition IN m.
.rgs s.'oIneni Which he has on hand has received
eIfa nee Tmnts with patent locks Of Phadsphs
The travelling community requested and
J. u HOOVER,
my ~ No ~ Hain g.
BULLS SARSAPARILBA.-5Od oz. Of this
- valuable preparation Of ssrsspsus just received ~ The
Assh, Persons who want fsapara which can he ,sd spon
an the had better take Bus
HsrFapsra Fof ale AZ % per dozen ~ me Aeents -
my 10 aAYNOR WOOD.
CEssiON ACTS FOR isfs-Aeis aepefa -, nhB Of
- Virginia eommencina H. Isfs ard ending March
sih, 80 Iuu published for'sle ~ - -.
my 10 DhlNhEh - hobls
POLITICAL sgRMON, ~ w. Thurman, q Campbell
n county, Vrrnia-jus published, ior iale BY
my 10 DhlNkbh hOkhls
IA U,NOR RENT The middle tenement in
Utsk ~ Thomas Row Nc DaaT Truebesus, shoekos
hin u Il vesy Desirable iy residence and immediate
son can Ne given. &C apply "
my i6-0 WohIHAh, ne"huphh = w.
BACON, uERRIyGs, &C.
Oh n00 LBS. heavy fat City smoked
AOsOuO shoulden ~.
fIoQoo ~ ndsnnes snd Hsms "
eoao ~ heavy wersya Jsks .rrf
700 htt No Z anf uuinrpeetst r. Csroins Hsrfines
80 hbh Hsetlaed so Coupon Whistey
For rais upon accommodating tsruns, b.
| myf6 JONEs WINSTON
NGoLAssEs- w. Isds. landing and for nj.
! Nh " DAvRNPokT, ALLEN co.
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u The Norfolk Herald of the l4th inst tina, three
Companies have been ordered from Fortress Monroe
pair forthwith the assistance of Gen Taylor and that
they be joined by two Companies from Baltimore.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HEa Water dGV AZ 81 0'eioek. 4. NJ
ARRIVED,
Al City Point Ship Macedonia, Morse sa Palmer
Bng Eagle Trench Auakapss, noasses to Dunlop Moneure
Co.
sehr Lady Warrington, Tyler, New YORK, ballast
sehr Gratitude Stephenson, Newark light
sehr Lynchburg, Could New York sunduas
sehr Victoria, Phelps, N. Carolina fish, TO j. wonbIe
SAILED,
sehr II. Helena, Frayser, Philadelphia
Schr OTson, Henderson, New Yoik
sehr Providence, Ksrwan, baltimore
sehr DE Russy, Wheeler. Baltimore.
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Ir A Wsr-Horse and magnificent piece OF plate has
been presented by number OF the citizens of New Or
leans Capt Henry FOrno,he commander OF OF the
Companies OF Louisiana Volunteers which, under Gen
Gsnes's requisuon. marched the aid OF Cen Taylor
months ago, and who has again actively taken the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-16

H We are indebted to yesterdays Enquirer for the fol-
lowing official statement Of tho poll, the King William
Senatorial District. Messrs Braxton, Clarke and Ayle,
are Loeos, and Mr. Robbins n Wing. Mr.. r. was not
candidate:
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NOTICE
10 stockhOldcrs of the Ricbuou., ,.
Petersburg Railroad Comi,nnx


iHE annual meeting OF Stockholders will be
held :. the companys Once, in Richmond on I,,e-,,v -
- "s n,i" !" IL O'CLOCK JNo. WILLIAMS
Treasurer.
OIlCE.-By direction of the Executive of
virginia the time within which proposals IN be receives co.
khg Gown The Museum Building, Conn uo..
IN us place. Is extended the 18th OF May at ~ ocIoek
my - CHS. DIMMOCR. sup.P
N, W me horticultural Exhibition Of the
nenneo hreutural and Horticultural Society will be- he a r.
Exchange Assembly Rooms EsnaY IN. s7,. r., 80
menens at III o'clock The address be delivered AT 10 rl
precisely. " '-Ve'eA
t..a~tSs 70 sTrssge and eOHdset ns EIAo--wm Mehei
IT, VIM D. Chienden, Charles Dimmoek, Palmer Chair. G
thompson, and T. kiee, with authority others
roprieio Of Market Gardens please give early o,i.. m
he committee Joseph snon, Boydea sube, and win,
Palmer. ~ ~ '''4A''
ompeuors Tor other premiums aud articles for
exhibition will please attend resuaton r, g.
prescribed by the Committee ON 49,.
"e aleies orouRh' IN ~ OF before the me limited.
WM H. RICHARDSON
WIN p. GAINES,
!. X. GARRETT, E,er.,x.
CHAs b. WILLIAMS, lCommitt,.
las. WINSTON,
my ~ JOS. G. BURTON -.
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For Baltimore a. PhiIadelDbia
sst:4hrTHE Steamer COLUMBUS, Capt
ioh O'Clock Ram Goods Sioa 10 PnsseIUs,
''usnA =: Passage and fare to Baltimore only
my 10 u. LUDLAM CO
A COW LOST,
Ef3FXHS& y since, BLACK cow. OF medium .ae and
tn IN paid il returned the .uh.eiibsr. 'o''
49, myis JosEs WINSTON
Cargo of MoIasses.
AIMING this morning Wharf the caro- or
81 hbds 70 IIs bbl. prime quality .. ,i. Mo-
ases-whieh will eel before storirr
my 10 DUNLOP. MoNcURE CO.
+. WORDS OFFICE. Magnificent Lotte-
y for to day-caPaE ssje9. $4,000, ooOo 1905 Of
slo-io be had, tail O'Clock this evening
my 10 WORDS OFFICE.
fNLOTHING, CLOTHING,-A sII.As MERCHANT-,
~ Cheap Cash Clothing Store lot Of Spring and summer
Clothing Just received by seh NJ Burr Call and
my 10 IIs Main street
TEAs-leo packages g Powder and rmpe rial Teas
.PIe INIoEs Il BROTHER.
MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE Il Co.
IVl snernoon-sae. close at o'cIoet sIa 600
tooO sooo 5000 $500 iIqs 20 Of 1000 &c "a NnmIsT
IL drawn Tickets 81
Splendid Lottery evenrE-saes close at 9 O'clock
$4,000 10000 5000 tooo 1000, Of 1000, Of 1900,
1879 rs. 9S OF 1000, &C. rs Nos drawn. Tickets sio
Also $1,000 prizes Of 1000 oOO 76s co. 400 AGO.
eoo &c "a Nos, IL drawn Tickets $3.50, hAive. IS qrs
Drawn Nos. of Posomose Lottery. Gas. p5:
le 81 % 81 80 Ga - 81 CO 10 %.
HOYT'S FRIZE OFFICE, No. 3 Exchange.
How pleasant be Monday morning thai The
ticket purchased day Boy had saS9os
Of but $40 investment of On 25
All this be realised this HOYT.
one-you will not miss tie amount send oys ticket
Capitals sSs2Ol-Tietss $40. sSooO-Tiehets o. 9s
HoYTs OFFICE,
my 10 No aEIehsp-r
4 UCK'S PRIZE oFFICE-Basenacnt Roou.s
- Eagle Hotoi, 9Th Street
For this evening-s4.0Oo 5000, 1000 2o0O 1900.
Nos 10 drawn. Whole Tickets 81 halves g. quarter. l.
hso-s5o0O. Of 1000, 200. 765, 600 500 70
drawn. Wholes ~ so; halves Use; qrs. 37le.
Drawn Nos Of Pokomoke Lottery. Class 95:
ls 81 ~ 10 80 Ga IL 81 81 l2 %
Notice the Grand Scheme, s5ooO0 Capital
eolsmn-sales eio's ats O'Clock. myI6
nH. ROSES SPECIFIC, only preparation 20 be
- lied upon In all Of Co., and warranted 10 effect
In from two days Very
sary while taking this medicine. Por ale BY the AEsnts
GAYNoR n WOOD.
my IS No - Main 81
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my IS o. Main
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WearIbe suberbef bas just received supply q Ladies
thin Cater Boots eooTed every description
| beautiful Boot-whch viii be sod low.
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Chesterfield Raiirond Co,,,,..,,.

OF hs Company viii be held EIchane, Ba nh an ,n 49,
on FRIDAY sh June peI at ~ ocIoei IN eon.a
anu ae' upon the report then TO be eommes ,n
annual meeting on the so utimo COME. win ss ro
OF ,n eonmi tter relative to new s,,a..-
May LIST, 46.-h w p sTRorItrn Sompaw
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G TO Owners Of Real Estn,e -. A..

o,... ot naICaMoND---Ihe Book containing The an
pfasemen OF Real Estate for sts ~ ~
Chameerains Once. where remain FOR IN. ~ ~ n
aayN Tor The inspection and examination Of all p.r,on.
NAV ,s ,s.s u. NJ MILLER CITY .sssss,sr.
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OTICE.-In consequence Of per cent advance Of
the tolls on Passengers commencing month";
on and after The 18th instant passage on our PACKET
Boats In ynehburE, will be % 5O-way fare 10 proportion
my ~ BOYD. EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT