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NEW

flNHE undersigned viii continue the Grocery nnl
Il Z pmnjssjun business Mt the old stand oi Wilson
\ F.auklin. where lie intends keep, g a general stock
at every article in his Inc ana would re glad to see bis
old customers and the pa blit generally Pr mpt arlen.
non To ali forwarding aud other business entrusted to
ne. JOS II. WILSON.
September lst. 1851. sep . Is
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Galrcr the hose-lml While you may

6alrer the huse-tud While you may
O'd TIM Is swiftly flying;
And that sane fl'wer that blooms tn-ius-
10 morruw may tie dying
4 LII who desire o1 themselves, family. or friends.
IA correct, highly finished, and UNFADING ia
GUERREOlli Il LIKENESS, or one Of tbo.e,
most breathing St feoscap'c Pictures, should embrace
tile present uppo'tunIt, tas delays are danecrous) If
cali ( AT The Gallery ot MINNIS & CO. They have
"a ldigtan beautiful assortment Of GuId Iockots, Pius.
Rings, Bracelets. Ne. with every style of Case and
I raine' IN when TO late Pictures; any one al Which,,
hlied WIN IL Likeness taken in their inimitalle stylo.
will, at once. make the most beautiul-und AT H., sam,
ltine, the most desIrable-Prcscnt that can be r ade,
aud one that will be II, assured up as II sacred memenro
long after the loved dOner shall hnve passed away.
They have IN tieis posscssinn every lalc ind MINOR
lAnt Improvement IN Chemicals ard Apparatus know
in the art, and are prepared to take pictures IN cyety
sty!e, and Warranted To please. A call from the either,
OF Lynchburg and surrounding country is respectfully
solicited, wheth'I tlrey nay wish pictures OF not.
GALLERY in lynchburg on Vain ST TWO door, from
Bridge St, ndjoinilg the new Srort OF DR.. Lyman; Syo
am"Is st., Petersburg, und Main ST., Richn old, Va.
{, w. hlNNIS.
stpots N 5. TANNER.
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Keep your Feet Dry.
CRATES. CRATES.

1 nn'hrr lot otIho>r highly hni>hed Crates. OF various
EAslze> and styles. iu>t received al the L%ynrhburg
Furnace aud Rarge Wateiousc. G. :. BLISS.
M 0o-t.
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TA- under-ign. would respectfully invite the nitention
OF their friends and the pt.biic Rcneinlly In their ne"
.to,k of FALL and NINTER GOUlS. consisting al
Bouts. Sbue-, fiats nnd Cup, trunks, Vaii.es. Chr'ri
Bags, Schonl .Saclels, e. ;Grtr'- Boots al ttrir own
manutucturr aud that ii Mi,sN Suns, al" }. Miles
A. s N. double waterproof Bnui. a SUPER ~ aiticir-
Isdie. G,nth mud nd Gaiter-. 5U>kin Bontec-, " hole
Ruot-, Sc: Mise and Cb,ldrcn,' Shoes OF all kiGd-
ard axes; By boots aud Shor-; Scryau', Shoer-n
.upctiur attcie. Gent's hHe Molcskin Hut, Nebra-kn
Know Nothing. Young America, Nidea " AXE and
Sln.he. ul different kinds Also It Variety oil mems
aud boy. Cups, c%hsldrrhs' Cups urd Tulbans. In n lie"
day. W. ~ii ~. Give or Eastern Guod-. compri.Iug
men, aud boz 3. Goarze Boots, Shoes, &r, nnd then We
enn INV WITH sniety TIM our stock VII he a. complete NJ
M, .Tsrcd IL. thu m~arApt-wIichw We vii sell n, ctcnp
"A. nnyhoiy IN the state. All we ask is n call. and see
FIR yo,t,.lL ELK HALL.
tmt IUts
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10 ! Druggists.
I'VE subscriber Is now receiving and offer. for
! sale
GU Boxes Bunch and Layer Rasin., wholcs. halves
and quarters,
8 Bar cl, oil CIR lnberrys.
4 BoNr. Lcnmons,
3 do. Cirton.
. do. Pirter,cd Ginger,
Bale OF Dates,
so Drums SMYRNA Fig.
$50 Lbs. Maple Sngnr Cakes,
$50 CorHnuts.
SEQ Lbs. Montgomery county Cheese.
200 dc, Hemp aud Canor, Seed,
- Bushels Grounl nuts.
with IA good stock nf SOFT Shell All. onls Palm nu,s
tIlherts, Eng ish Nalnut.. Pecan nuts rfckIe. in Jars
or 10y tho hundred, Brandy prachrs in Jars. Peach and
Qtlncc Preserve, Tomato G ,t,up Pepper Sauce. Nr.
&c. A fine -turk i GLE and double keyet A,rorHnn.
."y-, ta'cy Goods, &c Always on hond from 400 to-
5Oo POM Is "t Pun and Fancy Cindy of my own manu-
tt'turr, 'qutl Ia my in the Stat q, All at which will b.
sold "h'le-u'r o. ietail on moderate te ma.
h"%fts =. A BOYD.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS

SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
!, Til. subscriber. are now opening for inspection
their SECOND SOPPLN OF scnsonablc Goods, recent
ly purchased b, their senior partner in New York,
shirh, ad ted t. their September purchase. makes their
stock very lul and "nc ri the most attractive ever offered
IN 'hts nnrhri, "mhiaein e all tlcnewest styleso II AIDES
DRESS GOODS i. Siks, Natins Vuenrins. M"uslrn,
h"riuos, Nc. Lhdie-' Nelvci, Satin and Cloth Clonk~ 4
rImas frctch Enlrolde, "a ~ great vafieI' among
which nrrrNta lich sets If Maltese Lace aud Muslin
sleeves N d Collins. A general ass sentiment nj Cloths,
Cassimcrcs aud Vcstinee 10 gentlemen A navy stock
81 Servants Goods. such a- PULLED Lin-cys, Sartinc's,
Paid Lrnd-ry- mud Blankets. Carpet, Rugs. Crumb
''oih- and p"o,- Mats. Together With all eood' be
! 'neIng t'tlr Dry Clouds trade, many ut which hay"
iech purchased Ton much less than they could hve been
Ind on'Iy N the scn.on. All of whirh they ARE deter
mined to sell low. aud onIS ask un examination il all
they nk 10 insure sntisi sotiun
ny ldr. JouN DAVISNCo
IlIE highest price pnid far Exchange -, The En- stern
1 CITIES. 10y PETERS, Silence 40.
aug II dt.
NOTICE..
Ill persons indebted Ia the subscriber by bond nr
a "rcn .cc"ant will pens" come forward mud make
pHy vent us lo, ger Indulgence cannot he given. NV
books, g., are Mt the SORE Of Stisfer. McEldet,y d.
Co, o ]. c. PETERS
Oct 20t4
- DIE LEATHER -5,OO lbs. GOOD and
- DAMAGED sole LEATHER, a Supei,r article
Isl received aad Tor saioby Leo JOHNSON
octGts
IUSrTO ilAND-of our avn importation, few nf
- Wesley Richards Double BaI1el GUNS,
wotthil"n rl25 to : 80 each,
A NciN large la, oi single and double b ,rrel guns from
nthcr fact ric~, worth tom $50 to 500 each.
Very superior Percussion CHp-, Fell Wadling, Pow
den tlssks, Sl,ot Pouches and Belts, Game Btg,, Ac.
dc, for safe cleHp.
CaIl and cxamine before purchasing elsewhere.
~rr24r GREGORY u ROYALL.
Peruvian GuanO
Sn BAGS Nal, " small but superior lot. il store
~ 'ud Tor SHELBY b.. +. SACkErr.
yOuE IAN pEKEt VIE STANDS
- Bon1 - laalder-, fungentS 1r.. just re civ lng.
'nar i,ts 4 SrABt.ER CO
nj AEClsES.-A superior article of Matches
WI wal no unI ieu-ant -"c,I-iur snlc hy
urt'2 II. K. IA IA
nj OTHERS BREAST CLOTHS
VI In - cloths hive now attained nn est hllshel re
rutnl'nn. Us anordm; the only perfect pretre live agent
pui proven niivf of The Mothers greatest alt ction, a
Gdthertd Byeast. A supply fur sale by
JOHN II. SEAY g. co,
n'Vhts Druggist.
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w II EAT.

wish to buy all the good WHEAT ! can get, for a
j Richmond Mill anil will pay the highest ma Ike,
price for it. re4pe sfully request my friends and the
puiiia generally 10 give me a call before selling.
1ra7 WM. A &
SUP 3l-dts p On Basin.
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' VII ~ UUTs' THH' IN 50Tf Ut III TT V"Tr -
Il (sep 30ts) - FRANKLIN, BRO. & CO.
VNABLE OLA lew dozen Superfne Table
l. Oil. rli, Oil is the pufest manufactured and is
Intended EXPIRE ssIy for table use. Thu who are fond
of a ptime article Of Oil, French Mu.'ard, English
Mustard, fine Pepper. Ginger. &c, will fad them at
J. II THOMPSON Il CO.'S
90 vts New Or ~ Store.
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4 lNSEED OIL.
IL 800 gals. linseei Oil.
400 lbs. Lewis White Lead.
5000 " White Zinc Paint,
3 bbls. SPIT Turrcntine,
Paint Brusle., Copal Vhrni.h, "uris Green, Chrom
Green in oil, Pruss. Blue Verdieris. in ,dl; Graipip
| Combs, Graining Brushes, with a fml assortment
Painters materials, on hand and for sale low At
J II. THOMPSON Il cos
dec Ut New Doug ST. re.
EACELSuOk SOAP fresh sup lv eth
IL superior family soap-fpr sale by D. Il. LYMAN
Get IL
HZ No. l Peruvian Guano
HSn ding from boat keystone. Fo
snIei y B.. +. SACkETT.
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GIAN0.

have IN store arl noot 40 tons No. l Peruvian
u Guuuo .wlirh | will sell cheaper than II ran be bought
nrouy other market and brought to his place. Please
give me 2 call. WA. A. MILLER, on Basin.
aug . d&cts
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

" Hoe, Putnam; Miss Thomas Re Pleasant; J
4gs. Sss.s Il H cs.os :sSs WV lsni Mi.
isr Chesterfield; MI Mayo. Bonieau. Amsiis;
gpR;I t.sisI Ssd, o,;ss s... s.als a: Ad;S:
.ea %ooShs'ss Andsisoo. b. Ros. mi.. Rays
Riehmond; W Id. Petersburg; w e Patterson
j De Wit, $ @ Fonis Tenn; ~ Avery. Lsvi.bars;
Tsiisy. s Powssi.a: " Rossrasoa, b PEsson. Es%i..
Amelia; b Foster. Crostick T Walker, Petsrsb's;
z Scott and servt. Powhatan; Jsynes and LADY,
EXCHANGE HOTELS Heath, Laurel. Ma; K
o,ey, Lynchbu g; WIN Hughes, do; A w Piisef.
~or.ssm Psss1sars; nj Ia Ssr,ssr sas
Cunningham. North CA, oi,ns; P Stevens. CnsIles-
ii' t.y sss da.' s %n n, 6
WIN Wsltsn. Ml. crsi., vs.; Andrew Ksssa. Jane.
Royster. Miss N Harrisoo, New Kent; Edmund
RufEn, Hsnover;H Tomlis, King Wiilau; Dr. w
wsIss;t.os, DO; VIA Bealwsrs kans .nS 9s:ssa; yso
Wei, ard A Little, fFedesiehseafE Z u Cole
man, Hanover. 80
UNITED STATES HoTEL.-w shsmsss, va;
spotsylsshis N Dos.sll, Hssoves, Eseland.
G Ensisnd Cumbsrlsnd:G @ " s5efswood. Hsnsieo; u
N wrcoI, z 3 We.s. Dr = u Psiessx.sr, Z Z 0.is-
T ii Woodson and LADY. Camberis Z; b Mslksr, 81
Ausasts; @ Kules W; W Pine. HsrpsrsFsffy
AMERICAN HOTEL--H u Hsrsinxtoh. Bsles w
y Amber, Louisa; 4 Habsrd, Bsctisshans 4 bur.
dy. .cambs land; 4 Diselmss. Bsisiness: b. D
Hicks and iady. a Howell Va; b " Lny, u &; y
Herman, N O, Capt v Scott. Pategsbafs7 4 Wool.
dridge, Midtothians = RfveA PsteYsbus :; y Gale
msn, r B Foster, Cumberland; Os 0ay, fluvasns; J
6sker. Tenn; B Heia, Bait; ~ Peaxson RhilAs Y 4
Hashes. nn W clisfaa. q yns Wiisss, 90 4
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VIRGINIA

| MosrAGux's TRrAL-The Petersburg Express
informs US that the entire day Of Monday wss con-
sumed in examining Messu. r. l.. Childress, Eli
fotfy and James Belchers, witnesses for the Cong
monwealth- The coua room is constantly crowd
ed with Spectators.
iscESDiAsisn.-on Saturday night lsss FIVE at. /
tempts were made to destroy property BY rc In the
West ward, Petersburg.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAunoAp-The
Lynchburg virginian is informed that the rails
were laid to the Central Depot on New River. ga.
urday evening, 100 miles from Lynchburr. The
opening of the road will be celebrated by a free
barbecue to be given on Thursday next, by Col
Hammet, DIR. Radford and several ether geasIe..
men in the neishborhood.
The Clarksville, Va, Tobacco Plant, states that
there was destructive hail storm along the Me-
herrin river, on Sunday the 2lss inst The tobacco
plants were almost totally destroyed, the wheat
ruined, and the gardens entirely demolished The
space over which it swept was about three miles
wide The forest was completely stripped OF it's
leaves The hail stones were to be seen in piles on
| the following day.
SPEcrE.-Colector Lunsford, of Petersburg, tits
said, has on hand sufficient quantity of gold and
silver coin, of small denomination, to supply
the wants of that community s5sl
sPoTTsYLvAsrA-R c. Duerson has been elect
ed Sheriff OF spottsylvania county by large ma
| jority.
| GOOD sreeEsTIos.-We copy The following
| from the South Side Democrat ss
| Would it notbe peculiarly appropriate for thu
Southern cities to raise, by subscription. a hard
SOME sum for the widow of the Deputy Marshal
/ rdav, In, Rf.efa
fill his duty and carry out the fugitive slave law
Twenty five cents apiece from one-tenth Of those
who could well afford it in each city, would relieve
the destitute family. A M s.sf s5,@g I.
HIsToRrcAL SocIETY.-A society for the promo
ton of literary and scientific objects has been form.
4 ed in Greenbrier.
| SHERIFF OF CAMPBELL.-Ma G. CLARK has been
reelected Sheriff of Campbell by very large ma
| jority.
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A Mosr EXTRAORDINARY Cure EFFECT

A MOsT EXTRAORDINARY Cure EFFECT
ED BY DR.. M'LANE's CELEBRATED vERMrFUGE
NEW YORK, March I9, 1852
% This is to certify that l have been troubled
for almost four years with n choking sensation,
sometimes so bad az almost to sufiocate me; en-
pioyed two regular physicians, but to no purpose.
was then persuaded to try bottle of DR.. MLane's
Celebrated Verrnifuee 1 took two tea spoonful at
one dose 1t soon began to operate, when it made
thoroush work. Il had regular worm factory with
in mel should judge it brought away from me
some two quarts OF worms; they had the appearance
of havirg bursted. took the remainder Of the bot
tie at two doses The effect was 1t brought away
about one quart more, all chopped TO pieces. now
feel like different percon.
The above is from widow lady, forty-six years of
age, resident of this city. For further particulars
the public are referred to Mrs. Hardie No s. Man
haitian pa-e, or to T. L. Theall, Druggist, corner of
Rutger and Monroe streets
p. The above valuable medicine, also DIR. M
LANES Celebrated LIVER PILLS, can now be
had at all respectable Drug Stores in this city.
R- Purchasers will be careful to ask for and
take nona but DIR. MLANE'S VFRMIFUGE-
All Others in comparison worthless
PURCELL. LADp CO., Druggists,
my 30--d&ciw Richmond. Va
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TO BUILDERS.-OrFIoE or CITY En-

TENO BUILDERS.-OFFICE OF CRY En-
Il GINEER, May 23d, 1854 Proposals will be re-
ceived at this office until II o'clock M, on THURS
DAY, the let day of June next, for remodeling the
interior and painting and otherwise improving the
exterior of the Gity Hail. The cost of the proposed
Improvement is estimated at SG9I3. Bidders must
state the time in whch they propose complete the
awarded will be required to enter into covenant with
the city, giving approved security for the prompt and
faithful execution of the work If the contract is
not signed within ten days after the date of the
award it will be considered abandoned, re-let -
No bids will be received which exceed the estimate.
Plans specifications and all necessary information in
cation at the office of the under gned.
By order of the Council
my 2i-dtlJune w. GILL. City Engineer.
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;, W." oh.EANs-The N. o. Picayune believes
'he general health of that city to be excellent The
wnoie number of deaths from all diseases. which
occurred in the Charity Hospital or the wset .,d
ing Saturday evening, May 20, was on,v e;rb..a,
ihe total humber OF admissions for the same pc
ROD was one hundred and forty -seven. And the
whole number of patients remaining in the Hospital
Saturday evening was but three hundred and
ninety two. If this could be taken as sure ind;
cation that New Orleans would be blessed through
out the summer in sanitary point of view, it wouli
be pleasing reflection.
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DANAWAY from the subscriber. regio

EpANAWAY from the Subscriber, resid-
IA ing in Chesterfield county, the Coal Pitts,
on 10Th of April last, negro man, named lSHAM.
He is q years of age feet 10 II inches high of
very dark complexion, and stout built. H. has o
particular mars ahpt him, but has very large eyes;
and had on when he left suit of common grey kerr
seY clothing. liberal reward will be paid for the
delivery of said negro to me, secured that may
get him again. WIN. w. COLLEY
nv
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWFLLINC

" ALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
ON MARSHALL, BETWEEN JEFFERSON
AND MADISON STREETS, FOR SALE-The
subscribers authorised to se that valuable brick
YELLING now in the occupancy of Mrs Susan
Starke. fronting IS feet Marshall street. running
back $50 feet to alley.
The terms will be very accommodating. IInon
the payment of one fourth cash. credit of from to
iOyesrs will be given the balance, bearing inte-
rest, payable lfyearlv secured by trust deed.
Apply TO GODDiN APPERSON
nv 27-Gt Aurts
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Secre-
tary of the Virgnia State Agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in Pirginid and the Southern and Western
States.
Office-at the Office of the Virginia State AgYicu-
tdrat Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT.
Ofice-as above. fe 8-ts
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HE RESPIRATORY ORGANS are a pecu-
liarly sensitive part of the human Frame and their
susceptibility to disease manifests itself in various
forms, such as Coughs. Colds, Group, Bronchitis,
Asthma, and that fearful scourge of our race Con.
sumption To remedy these diseases, STABLER,s
ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPEcToRANT is offered to the
public, with the that it s empirical COM
pound, but preparation sanctioned by medical sci
ence and mmendaton. Its beneficial effects in all
the above forms of disease, have been certified by
incontrovertbe testimony. You are advised to give
remedy which has been tested and approved by hum
dreds of physicians and Others See descriptive
phlet to be had gratis of the agents Price of each
only 50 cents, six bottles for $3.50.
E. Fl. STABLER l. CO, Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO.,
Wholesale Agents. Richmond
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. my 22-dkcIst
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'THE GERMAN LANcJTacE-nR

BENDAN, Graduate of the Berlin University
and native of Germany offers his services to teach
tnsGerman Language to class Of pupils In this city
heIs honored by letters of Recommendations from
pon Humboldt, OF Prussia, George Tcknor, ESQ.
OF Boston, Charles Anthon, of New York, and other
eminent gentlemen IN Europe and this country.
ne pr. poses later In the season, to open School
for the thorough education Of young gentlemen pre-
paratory 70 their entering the University of Virginia
or any ether Collegiate Institution in this country
life. VI
REFEREEcEs-Professor Gessner Harrison and
schsie de were, University of Virginia, and Mr.. G
A. Myers of Richmond.
Apply at his Office Of Broad and lfth streets
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SILVER IN FLoRIDA.-Much excitement exists in
Tallapoosa, Fla, in consequence of tine discovery
OF silver ore. A company the other day extracted
sixteen pounds of pure metal
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ECLIPsE.-All who have not seen the as.
tonshine picture of the Eclipse taken yesterday by
our celebrated Artist. Mr.. F. E. MoULsoN, should
call at his Gallery and it, with many other fine
specimens of the Daguerrean art. Surely young
friend is aspiring; and we must say, he steps no
higher than his abilities allow nv "a
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HEALTH OF BALTIMORE were s. deaths
in Baltimore during the week ending on Monday
OF which number 42 were under 5years of age, and
lS died OF consumption--of the whole number Is
were colored persons, Il slaves and one free
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1T is A FACT that the Daplerreot, pes

4 taken By MINNIS L WATSON, at their Gale
~ l46 Man street, cannot be surpassed In delicacy
OF tone and truthfulness of expression. They are
nature, if desired.
Persons in quest of perfect ikenesses win find it
much TO their interest to give call.
IS@ Don't forget the place-opposite Kent Paine
Il kents new building, Main street.
my n MINNIS l. WATSON
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ANNUAL MEETING-The annual meeting
of the Stockholders of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company will be held at
the Depot of the Company, in Richmond, WE'D
NESDAY, 3lst May. 1854, at IL O'Clock M.
Office Richmond. +. P. r R. Co.,
Richmond, April 29th, 1854.
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DROTECTION AND INSURANCE.

DROTECTION AND INSURANCE.
l. HERRING'S justly celebrated Fire and Bur
gar Proof SALAMANDER SAFES. are now seen
in almost every place of business Every man who
has books, papers. money. and other valuable arti-
cles to preserve nds that this is the cheapest and
only secure method of protection against fire and
thieves. These Safes now stand before the world
the CHAMPION SAFES, having proved themselves
in over one thousand severe fires. All persons who
have not secured one of Herring's cheap Insurance
Offices will find full assortment at the office of the
State Agent.
R. McCANDLISH, Jr-
my A-tf l36 Cary street.
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NoTIcE-G. ID. WOOTTON would So
Salesman, Balancing Books, Collecting, or Writing
ofany kind. Having great, wealthy and extensive
acquaintance and family connection, and having had
much experience in business can be The cause of a
great deal of cash trade. Any gentleman shall have
proof of the fact. Address him through the Post Of
fee. nv S7-7t*
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEroa,
Sc 15-1y Formeylyat Jones's Hotel, Philadelphia
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IHE RICHMOND BUILDING FUND COMPANY
will meet in their room in the Law Building on
Ihrrsday, June LIST, at P. M. The subject of in
creasng the number of shares will be acted on and
full meeting ESPECIALLY requested.
~ The Board will meet in the Secretarys office,
on Monday, May 29th, at s1 P M.
my 29-tt B. B. MINOR. Sec,Y and Solicitor
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CLEMMITT & FORE, Book AND JOB
PRINTERS, Corner Main and 18th streets, execute to
order every description of BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING. on accommodating terms, and with neatness
and dispatch. my 9-im
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T. j. CARSON & Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. So
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good sssort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand and
for sale at lowest market prices. is I8-Iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-31

DR.. MILLS has removed to 18th Street,
between Broad and Marshall, in the of the First
Baptist Church. my 24-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-31

ARREST FOR MURDER.-A German named Eele
Hardthrow, who is implicated in the murder Of
Matthias Smith, in Baltimore has been arrested and
committed to prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-31
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY NEw
SCHOOL,

PHILADELPHIA, May 29th-The protest agaipst
the action of the New School Assembly upon the
slavery question presented this morning. and
placed upon the minutes. The Committee on Bills
and Questions were instructed to replv
Rev. Albert Barnes, having the floor. resumed the
discussion OF the subject of Ecclesiastical Boards.
He was listened to with marked attention. and his
speech will probably furnish the text for considers
ole newspaper discussion He expressed strong
affection for the New England Congregstionalists
as men, but reviewed the proceedings OF the Albany
Convention in very decided strain.
He also commented upon the course of the Old
school Presbyterians for superseding him in the
ministry because he adopted Dwight's Theology
he urged cooperation with the Cougregationaiists
until they should make cooperation Impossible, h
the Home Missionary Society and the Foreign
Board. He concluded by congratulating the As
question, and said that il was subject which the
Old School Church would soon be compelled TO
meet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-31

SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW ORLEANs-Ir
sums to suit purchasers, for sale at all times by
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank
dec 2h-d6m