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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27
ICoMMUNICATED,I

At meeting of the passen gers on board the steam
ship jamestown, On her regent trip from New York
to Richmond. DR.. R. f. ROBINSON, of Petersburg
appointed Chairman, and John J. DEAvITT, of
Vermont Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been stated by
the chairman the following resolutions were intro
duced by Geo. w Shelton, of Miss, and unanimously
adopted:
Resolved That we hereby tender our hearty thanks
to Captain Cavendy and his officers for the pleasures
which their uniform poiteness, urbanity and consd
crate attention to comfort have enabled to
joy throughout our recent voyage, and that offer
them our warmest wishes for their continued sue
cess and prosperity.
Resolved That, in Judgment, the steamship
JAMESTOWN deserves and should receive, the most
as she does in pre-eminent degree all the requi-
sites of speed comfort ana safety.
Resolved, That copy of these proceedings be pre-
sented to Captain Cavendy and also furnished 10 the
editor of the Richmond Daily Dispatch " for publ
cation. K f. ROBINSON, Chain man.
JOHN J. DEAvTTT, Sec'y. je 27-lt*
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NorIcE.-The second preliminary meet
ing of the two new BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
will bake place on TUESDAY Evening, June 9th,
a. 7. NJ at the room the store formerly
pied by Mr. r. M. Burton.
All interested are. invited TO attend. A few more
shares are still to be had on payment of the preimi
nary fee of 25c. per share.
PRESTON M. QUARLES, Sec'y.
P. S.-The list may be found, until the night of
meeting, at the Office of WIn A. Pratt, lib Main st.
lie 26-2t
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HEALTH OF THE CIrY.-We are graft
fed to learn from several of our abest physicians
that the city continues e unusually healthy for the
prevalent owing to the too free of green fruits
and vegetables which are very abundant, but in
most cases these are easily checked when not too
long neglected. Temperance and prudence are the
autidotes for most diseases, and those who wish
to avoid sickness, should rigidy adhere to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

THE MONTGOMERY GUARD-Capt p. Z.
Moore-were on parade yesterday, TO bury one OF
their members, Patrick McCabe This fine Volun.
teer corps always turn out with full ranks and
make handsome appearance when in the line OF
march. On this occasion they wore their usual
badges mourning, which added greatly to the So
lemnity of the scene.
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PLEASANT LODGINGs.-The new benches
Just erected in the Square and intended for the
commodaton Of the ladies, have been converted
ed into louneng and lodging places for grown up
men, who occupy them the greater portion of the
day and night Those who have heretofore been
guilty OF this uneaantry, doubtless without think
ing of the improperly of their conduct will do the
ladies a service by seeking other lodgings
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

SILVER lNsTRUMENTs.-As soon as the
Armory Band can raise the requisite amount, til ey
design ordering full set of Silver Instruments to
be used in general parades in this city. They are
now giving soirees three nights in each week for
the entertainment OF the public, and ii is little as
those who attend them do, to contribute
something to assist them in their contemplated pur.
oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

THE New CHURCH-the corner stone of
which was laid by the Masonic Fraternity last Sat
urday. is to be not only handsome but large build
ing. The front is to be in style something similar
to that of the First Baptist Church, and the re-
maiuder. after the plan of Centenary When COM
pleted this edifce will prove an ornament to Union
HilI-one of the most hourishing neishborhoods
within the suburbs of the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

SEEKING MAsTER.-A negro boy named
Henry, the property OF Beverly Burton was brought
before the Mayor, yesterday, a runaway, he hav.
ing left the service of his hirer Mr.. Fleming Nor
his muster to sell him. OF course he was taken
care of until called for by his hirer
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GorU E,cuT,Nc is aO

Cock FIGHTING is again becoming fash
onable in the North and South. 1t will be seen by
an advertisement in another column that Main is
to be fought at the Fairfield Race Course on the
29th Goth and Both ofthis month
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NHOICE BOOKS FOR THE Dull

~ OEASON-.
Cousin the True, the Beautiful and the Good
Lectures on the True, the Beautiful and the Good,
BY NJ. Victor Cousin Increased by an Appendix on
Cousin, by. J: w; Wight, translator of Cousins
Course Of the History of Modern Philosophy,'
American editor of THE Philosophy of Sir William
Hamilton author of the "Romance of Abelard and
Heloise," nc. One handsome vol. 8vo, well printed
Cloth $50
Personal Narrative of Explorations and Incidents
in Texas, New Mexico California Sonora, and Chi
huahua BY j. Russell Bartlett, late U. S. Commits
siOner.
Tesgs Dictionary of Chronology, or Historical and
Statistical Register, from the birth of Christ to the
present time; l vol, cloth-S2.
The Iron Cousin, or Mutual Influence; by Mary C..
Clark-$l 25.
Cowper's Poetical Works, edition, volumes
cioth-$2.
Greece and the Golden Horn; by Stephen Olin
D. D-Sl.
Times Of Old Times; by Edwin and Mary l.. EN-
merson-75c.
Vara or the Child of AdOption-75c.
Just received and for sale by
JAS. WOODhOUsE,
ie 27 lS9 Eagle Square.
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Coon IDEA-The Mayor has dete rmined
TO turn loose the water in the fire plugs at least
once every week during the summer months, by
way of cleansing the sewers of the city.
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JOS. MAYO,
BOARD OF TRADE, Richmond, June "a, 1854

BOARD OF TRADE, Richmond, June "a, 1854.
AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE
BOARD OF TRADE. held ut the Office of the Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company on Thursday
22d June 1884, the following resolutions adopt
ed, to wit:
Resolved. That the President of this body be re-
quested to appoint fifteen members OF the Associa-
ton to repTesent the Board of Trade of the City of
Richmond in the Internal improvement Convention,
to be held at the White Sulphur Springs in August
next.
Resolved, That the President be appointed chair
man of said Delegation.
Teste: VIM. B. IsAACs, Sec'y.
The President has appointed the following men,
bers to compose the delegation
Horace Kent, John Womble,
Hugh w. Fry, Wm. S. DonnaD,
JOS. T. Anderson, VIM. +. Butler,
L. w Glazebrook, James C. Spots,
Lewis Webb, John Purcell,
James Gray, Sam'l f Ade,
VIM. FL. Haxal, Sau'l Workman,
VIM. B. Isaacs
je 27-1t
COMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION OF THE
BOARD OF TRADE, first quarter:
SAMUEL MoRDEcAI, Chairman,
LEWIS WEBB,
SAMUEL REEVE,
BENZ w. RICHARDSON,
JAMES DUNLOP.
ia rJc
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SUNDAY SCHOOL Several
Sabbath Schools in this city have arranged to cele-
brate the approaching fourth of July, by pic MICS
and pleasure excursions. Others we understand,
will defer their annual festivities until the fall.
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3 undersigned, a committee

THANKs.-Ihe undersigned, a committee
Of young men from this city, beg leave to return
their thanks to the Amusement Association of Pc
tersburg for the very kind and hsspitable manner
in which they entertained on their recent visit
to Petersburg, by the above Association.
ISAAC NORTLINGER.
NJ. MYERS.
je z7-lt+ HENRY WOLF.
e Exprsss COPY.
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~ pox-Thomas w Roe. about four

TjAD DUf. HUnIuS w IsVO, G0V'f. W.T.
teen years Of age was arrested by officer Irving,
yesterday morning, and brought before the mayor,
CHARGED with stealing s2l from one of Colonel II.
w QuarIrs' small sons, on the 23d OF May. Col.
O stated that on the dsy mentioned he gave hts ut
lie hoy SCI TO carry from his store in Pearl street
10 his residence ON Mayo-that while he was on Dis
vay home he was overtaken by two boys, one OF
whom snatched the money and ran off He did not
know who the thief was. The little boy that lost
the money. on seeing the prisoner, thought 1t was
not the lad that took 1t:
During the examination, Mr.. William Burton sta
ted to the Mayor that he had seen the prisoner,
with two other boys, lurking about his room In
Wall street for several days, and that on Wednes-
dav last one CT the two entered his room and took
therefrom two pocket handkerchief, kuite and
comb
Owing TO the absence of SEVERAL material wit
nesses for the Commonwealth. the examination was
adjourned over until Wednesday, and the accused
committed to prison until that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

IMPoRTATION.-The reader will find by a
note under the marine head that the barque Vir-
gilman, Capt Kennedy, from Rio Janiero is now in
the river with cargo of 5000 bags of coffee for
Messrs. Warwick & Barksdae The Virginian
has made the passage in % days, in fine style, snd
comes home ''in good order and well-condioned.
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TALL OArs.-We were shown, Yesterday,

by Mr.. r. H. Lortop, OF lower Henrico specimen
OF " winter oats" grown on his farm which sur
passes any thing of the kind we ever saw. The
stalks measured five feet nine inches in height the
heads were well filled, and the grains almost as
large as the finest wheat, Mr.. L. assured us that
the stalks in possession are but fair average
of the crop. Those who are curious to see them,
do so by callinesat the Dispatch counting room
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

NoTICE.-The committee appointed by
the Mechanics to draft a Constitution and Bylaws
for MECHANICS INSTITUTE, viii assemble
WEDNESDAY Evening, the 18th lnst, at half past
O'Clock, al the place ofthe last meeting. Punctual
attendance is reques ed je H-2t
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DIED

Departed this life on Monday the 18th inst. MAR
TIA ELIZABETH, daughter of George w and
Mary C. Allen, aged Ia months and days.
The friends and acquaintance of he family
queated to attend her funeral from Clay st. Chapel
this evening at O'clock without further invitation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

THE STEAMSHIP JAMEsTOwN reached her
wharf at Rockets yesterday morning at 4 o'clock,
having made very rapid run from New York to
this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

NoTIoE.-1he annual meeting of the
Stockholders Ct the Tuckahoe and James River Rail.
Road Company will take place at the Office of Dun
lop, Morcure Co, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
July next, at o'clock P M.
By order of the President.
ie z7-2awtd @. w. ROYSTER, Sec'y.
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RELEAsED.-Adolph Houseman and John
Woodson-the first committed to prison in default
of security to be OF good behavior, and the last for
want Of bail to answer to an Indictment for petit
larceny, gave the requisite bonds, yesterday, and
were released from confinement.
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UNPLEASANT ODoR.-P. M. Tabb, ir, ap-

peared before Alderman r. NJ. Burton yesterday
morning, to answer to a complaint against him for
permitting an accumulation of manure on his lot
near Clay and 18th streets from which an unheal
thy odor was supposed to arise. The evidence
proved that the pile Of dirt composed of street
sweepings" hauled there in the city carts, and pur
chased OF Mr.. White overseer OF the City Wards
by Mr. Tabb; and that it contained neither animal
nor vegetable matter. There was a nuisance on the
lot, however, which has been abated by Mr.. Tabb
Notwithstanding the fact that the premises were
rented to another person After hearing several
witnesses Mr.. Burton dismissed the summons, with
The understanding that no more "street sweepings"
were to be deposited that lot during the summer
month";
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ARRIVALS Ar TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY


j, EXCHANGE f H0TEL:-J L Wills, Staunton;
ton; } P Roberts, Petersburg; J Powers, N Y; Gel
G Coleman, Louisa; w Coles, jr, Miss Coles Pitt
sylvana; A b Chaplin, n Y; r H Moss Gainesville;
Dandrdge. Jefferson: w Blake. n Y; w l. Har.
wick; II M stringfeIow, Ala; H B Tomblin King
William: II James, Z Theben, " Y w w Rose
Fauquer J NJ Burrows and lady, N o; Mrs Hutchi-
son, Miss Harra, White, Kentucky
AMERICAN HOTEL.-C Alexander, Col Moere
Mecalenburg; 9 King and lady, Philadelphia; Fl 3
Zipp, Richmond P T Alien. Boston; J Magland,
Burlingto j J Deavit, st Alberns; DR. Brigham,
Canada E; S Maurice, Va; H w Burmummean,
Chica go Patton and lady, Mrs Z A Rawlins
Wilson, N o; w Slutten, Miss; Capt Cavendy, Mr.
Wright, Steamer jamestown; Fl S Balou, J M
Pierce, Cheshire; H franklin, Foster, H Pease, N
York.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL M Moore Lyuchburg:
Jones, Ala; ] Hill, Steamer Augusta; w N Mer-
W Wood, Lafayette Hall; w Staple, Greensboro; G
w Cannot a Farlin, Rockingham; w Nornett
Hanover; R Hughes, Richmond.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
June 18th, 1854.
d Mcintosh, H NJ Young REYNOLDS, ] De-
wit, Duyfus, l. Jefferson. VIM H Carew, f w
Lacy, Thos Sparks, Ryder J w Atkinson, o Kirck-
land, w Adrian, Brigham. Leben g w
Shelton, ] C Harrison, John Mortimer, Rhine
Mrs Bowen. Mrs Heru, f Williams G Scott aud
lady, Saml Haynes ] Walker, B s Field C A
Weed, lady and children, N Crowell and lady
HennebeTg and lady, NJ Cogbll and lady. C Price,
Mr. Patton aad lady. Capt Haidmg and lady, Mrs
Rawlings, Miss Rawlings, nurse and children. Dr.
Robinson, lady and child, n McAilster, Mr. McCub-
bin, Mrs Cropper, Mrs Morris w 4 Knapp, Robert
Kelvin, Johnson, and 20 in steerage.
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The WEATHER yesterday was charming
for the season neither too hot nor too cold--but
Just such as vegetation requires to make 1t grow
rapidly 10 perfection,
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L. A. o. Don the 14th ofnext month,
this ancient benevolent order are to have dinner
at the United States Hotel, in this city and from
the preparations making we have very little doubt
casion, and to mine host, Mr.. Norris who is to get
up the dinner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27

Inc House OF Representatives on Saturday. on
motion OF Mr. Smith, of Va, agreed TO AN annro.
priation Of S75 600 Tor the Little Falls Bridyep
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC MEETING.
BoARD or TRADE,

4 I
Richmond ed June. 1854
AT am.etr Of tho Board Of Directors Of the Board
Of Trsds held at the office of the Va Fire and Ma
rine 1nsursncs Company. on Thursday, I'D June,
1854, the following resolutions were adopted, viz
Resolved That the Board of Trade of the city of
Richmond heartily approve of the propriety Of a
Convention in August next at the White Sulphur
means Of accomplishing the gre system Of Improve
ment which has already been begun, and to which
the State ~ pedged by every consideration of inte-
rest and public policy.
Resolved, That the President of the Board be re-
quested to wait on the Mayor fthe City and request
consider the propriety of appointing to
the Convention at the White Sulphur Springs, re-
commended by the people of Kanawha
Teste: WIN 1SsACS Sec'y.
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take great pleasure in complying with the last of
the fore going resolutions, and respectfully ask the
citizens of Richmond generally to convene at Metro
politan Hall. on the 2sth inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ to
take into consideration the important matter en-
brace Il in the first.
je 27-2t JOS. MAYO
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PORT OF RICHMOND, June 26.

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mdse,
ID. Currie.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdse.,
Ludlam Il Watson.
Schr. Haxall, Chichester, New York, lndse David
Currie
Schr Noble, Chambers, Halifax, N. s., fish, Bacon
4 Baskervil-
Schr Nelly D., Studams, Boston, ice, Griffin i
Taylor
schr Panthes, Topper, New York, hay, NJ. Downey
SAILED,
schr James E. Price, Martin, Port Walthall, to
lead for Philadelphis.
BELOW, BOUND UP,
Barque Virginian, Kennedy, rs days from Rio de
Janeiro, with 5000 bags coffee TO Warwick Banks
dale.
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FLORA LINDSAY; or, passages in an
Erentui hJe-by Mrs. MooDIE.-This work
has just been issued by Dewitt & DAvEN-
PORT, of New York, from advance sheets
ahead of the European issue Mrs. Noodle
has gained quite reputation among the read
ers OF fiction for her popular work, "Roughing
1t in the Bush : together with "Mark Hur-
dlestone, Life in the Clearings," &C.
Those who have read these, will no doubt
be eager to greet "Flora Lindsay and
read her lively story which, it is said, is pro
badly founded on the personal history of the
iair authoress herself. The book is for sale
by j. w. RANDOLPH
CUMMINGS LECTURES ON PARALLELS -
ana CUMMINGS Lee RES ON MIRACLES
Inc Kew JOHN CUNNING. ID ID is minister
OF the Scotch National Church and ;s oo,,
sioerea one of the greatest pulpit orators Of
HIS Gay These lectures have been npbl;sb.
ed and extensively read in Great Rr;ta;n
1hey are republished by LINDSAY n r, ,,s
TON, Philadelphia, in very handson,o ,,a.
ner and are for sale by GEO. NJ. Wrst
BLACKwooD.-We have received from, NJ W.
HOUSE, the agent for this city, Rlacka,ood for I,,
The list of contents indicates some ipterastru -.
pers, especially one entitled Tie recent o@o,.,L
Of the United States Of .faerica" From tbis OFT;
clewe learn that even old Tory Blackwood has in,
bibed not only an appreciation OF the rapid gro,vth
and power of the United States, but positive ra.
spect for them. Nay more-he expresses belief
and hope "tha: the progress of the entire people
of the American Republic will continue, that the
political compact of the various States which com
pose it will remain unbroken, and that high dest
ny for it amongst nations is in the future"
TERRITORIAL APPoINrMENrs-The following
are said to be the territorial appointments sent to
the Senate June %:
For Nebraska- G General William O. Butler. of
kentucky, Governor Cumming, of Iowa. Score
iary; Ferguson, OF Michigan, Chief Justice. Brad
iey, OF Indiana, and Harden of Georgia, Associate
2nsticee Mark lizard, OF Arkansas, Marshal and
L. Eslerveit OF Wisconsin, Distric Attorney
For haHsas-A. III. Reeder, of Peunevlvsnis
Governor; Lahiei Woodson, of Lypcbbprg We
secretary johnson, of Ohio. Chief Justice. Eli
more, OF Alabama, and Brown. of MarvIand Assn
ciate Justices; lsaacs, of Louisiana DstIc, A,tor
ney, and Donaldson, of Illinois, Marshal - WosI
Globe. ~ nSM.
The House of Rpnres ntativas -.
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je 81 lS9 Eagle Square.
a GREAT BOOK BY A GREAT AL

A GREAT BOOK BY A GREAT AU-
N THOR!!-GEO. NJ WEST, Nos. and Ex-
change, offers for sale The Pilgrims of Wasing.
ham! romance of the Middle Ages, from the ac-
complished pen of Agnes StIickiand."-Large l2mo.,
PIP. 4G0. Price 81.
The publishers invite the attention of the pub lie TO
this of the graudest literary performances of our
time Apart from its superior merit the work itself
is one of marked originality. No book in the broad
range of modern hction-uniess indeed it be the far
famed ARABIAN Nights "-will in any degree con-
pare with it. From beginning to end it is a volume
of fascination!
The genius of its fair author may almost be said TO
have concentrated and exhausted itself upon this t.
tanc effort. In perusing its text the reader is iusen-
sibly withdrawn from the in which he lives and
carried back by weird spell to the Middle Ages
an era when the spirit OF romance appeared to be in
terwoven with every thought and act of mankind
Having once passed the opening chapter the reader
is no longer reader, no longer spectator, but an
actor in world OF enchantment. je27
A CTS OF ASSEMBLY 1653-'4.-J. W.
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The Renegade Gipsey, the betrayal of Claude
Duval including his remarkable rescue by Turpin
and Sixteen-String Jack Pc.
mestc Novel-25c.
Flora Lyndsay, or Passages in an Eventful Life
BY Mrs. Noodle, author of Mark Hurdiestons, &C.,
&c.-50c.
Wensley! Story without Moral-75c.
Essays on the formation and publication of opin-
Samuel Baily-Sl.
Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia for 1853
Vol and Hening and Munfords Virginia Re-
ports. New edition OF 500 per vol
Tegg's Dictionary of Chronology London edition
The Iron Cousin. or Mutual Influence By Mrs {.
Clarke, author of Concord ance to Shakespeare &c
Lecsures on the True, the Beautiful, and the Good
BIZ NJ. V. Cousin.
Cowpers POEMS with life and notes. By Gillian
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RON.-250 tons of Iron, embracing an
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ieZ E. WORKMAN 4 co
GOAL PIT AND SOLAR OIL-For
~ sale by
10 27 E. WORKMAN l. co.
BACON SIDES.-l5 hhds. prime, for
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COFFEE.-l40 bags Laguyra, receiving
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~ Gnane; so do. Mexican do 500 bblr. Thomaston
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SUGARS bbls Crushed; 1875 bbls.
~ stuart's Coffee, A and c. Fer sale by
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,

At ameeting of the Scholars of Montague K Bas-
sstts School, the following preamble and resolu-
tons unanimously adopted
Whereas, all-wise Providence has fit to re-
move from our midst, in the morning of life, our
friend and school-mate EDWARD TYRER, There
fore,
Resolved That hereby express cur most ear
and heartfelt sympathies his bereaved parents
and our sincere regret at his uptimely departure
Resolved, That in consideration of this event, we
will wear the usual badge of mourning for the space
of thirty days
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be sent
his afflicted family and be printed in the daily pa
pers.
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TOR SALE.-A first rate second hand
L top BUGGY Apply TO FIR. WULFF
js 27-3t* Marshall betw Sd and 4th SITS
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NANE LOST.-On Saturday morning
~ last, somewhere in the city, lost q silver
mounted HICKORY CANE, with nv name upon
the head Any person returning the same to this Of
fee, will be literally rewarded
je 27-St* JAMES MCDONALD
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TNHE subscriber having retired from the
j. Practice OF Medicine aud purchased OF Mr..
JAMES ID. THOMAS his entire stock of DRUGS,
MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, &c. &e will devote his time and energies
to the Drug Business.
Having lived ia Drug store in this city for several
wears and afterwards graduated at the Richmond
College, and practced medicine for more than two
wears he feels fully competent TO compound medi-
cine with accuracy and dispatoh He viii aso be aid
ed by competent assistants
Physicians prescriptions put up accurately and
neatly, at all times, both day and night
OWEN b. HILL,
Druggist ard Chemist,
Market Place, Franklin street.
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Having sold to DIR. OWEN b. HILL
my stock 81 DRUGS. MEDICINES &c-, confident.
~ recommend hita TO my friends and patrons and the
public generally. JAS. ID. THOMAS.
Richmond June s6th, 1851 ie ism
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7 OST.-On Saturday, the oath inst willie

l OST, between Candles Hill and Shock
~ oe Warehouse, or between the Warehouse and
the Post Office, SCARF PIN, with six white sets
The finder will be very literally reward ed by leaving
the same at this office lie 27-3t*