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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-05

KANSAS MATTERs.-The second election for
three members of the Territorial Legislature Of
Kansas, held at Leavenworth on the POI May, re,
suited In the choice of the pro-slavery candidates.
the vote for that ticket being 500 against 40 Tor the
freesoil ticket The "Ksnsas Herald" a pro
slavery paper says that this election passed of
quietly, without any disturbance, and that none
other than legal residents voted.
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CoNCER I've understand that the
Armory Band contemplate giving a grand musica
entertainment at Metropolitan Hall, in the course
OF lew days, on which occasion their splendid
silver instruments will be used. Those who know
the qualifications of this Band, will need no second
Invitation to induce them to be present
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FIGHTING.-Lockman McCOrma,

FIGHTMG.-LOckman Mccormack and
James Mitchell, while on a spree last Saturday
night, got into fscuff near the Central Railroad
depot, at which time the wstchmen arrested and
Gagged them. Yesterday morning the two appear
ed before the Mayor, when Mac was held to be- il In
500 TO keep the peace, but Mitchell was ACQUITTED
heparties had made up their difficulties and were
on such Intimate terms, that they would readily
have gone bail for each other, If the court would
have taken them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-05

FIGHrIsG Richard Enroughty was ar
rested Yesterday and committed to the cage to un
dergo an examination before the Mayor this morn
Ing charged with assaulting and beating VIM R
Wasley
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yNyEDDING CAKE STILL TRIUM-

w PHAAT.-The subscribers have this day re.
ceived another smsll simply of this very popular
brand of Chewing Tobacco, which is considered to
be the finest Tobacco eve1 manufactured in the
world.
The wedding Cake is manufactured by Mr.. Jas.
Thomas j.. and the undersigned his sole agents
for the sale of it in this city. They have sold
thsn 5000 pounds of it to consumers ia and about
thia city since the first Of March.
The demadd has been beyond conception, and the
cry is, "Still they come
NORBORNE NORTON l. CO,
js 5-5t Opposite American Hotel
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STEALING Andrew James, free ne
gro. charged with stealing S21 from Robert Ruffin,
was arrested yesterday and committed to the cage
by Messrs Carter and Hill, to undergo an exami
nation before the Mayor.
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FRKE SOIL KANSAS ORGANIZATION An entbu-
slastic Kansas meeting was held at Rochester, New
York. Saturday, st which resolutions were
passed la favor OF calling a State Convention 10
affect an organic stion of the friends of freedom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-05

Dock STREET has received no attention
yet from the City Council. Will not the members
of JEFFERSON Ward urge Its Improvement before
the fall trade sets in 2 We shall see
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-05

We understand that the pupils of the
Misses Kings female seminary, had delightful
excursion TO the Slash Cottage on Friday last and
a May Day Coronation, which was very beautiful.
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MARINE NEWS.
FOgP OF aICHAoND. June 4

ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdze.
and passengers
Steamer Belyldere, Pritcha.d, Baltimore, Ludlg m
and Watson.
schr. Gen. Worth, Jones Baltimore, mdzs. w. D.
COlquitt L Co.
Brig Stag Hound, Michinsr; West Indies, mdze
C T. Worlhsm Co.
IN THE RIVER, BOUND UP.
Schr. Fannie Currie, Dearborn, New Orltans,
mdze. John Currie Jr.
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SENT BELow.-Matilda Burton, convict
ed Of heirs drunk and dsord, rlv in the street
sent to prison BY order OF ths Mayor In default Of
bail for he'll good behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-05

Bound OvER.-JOhn PeIo was held to
bail to keep the peace in the Of 500, on con
vction Of fighting John Muscoe, in his own house,
into bonds with security to appear the next Grand
Jury term of the Hustn Court answe or IN ndict-
mert for s.sauing and threatening the police while
in The discharge of their duty
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COMMERCIAL.
RECEIPTS

BY CANAL EIyER AND RAILROAD
=, From The 23ht Of My % June ID
BY The CASAL-ze5 hhds and 20 boxes Tob.e.o
10 oeis Flour; zB tons OF CnsI - tons ,uudsis.'
Aggregate dow tonnage /. 335, 1871 pounds go
gate up tonnage, 755 2o2 pounds
By THE CENTRAL RAILROAD 40 hid. ard -
Tobacco; 5sl bbls. Flour $50 bashels Corn, q 80
Iropi s6z lbs. Baeor; bag Fisxssea. II 49,
Meal Y bags Feathers; "a bundles Rsxr 10 go =,
Oznsburz- 70 bushels Rye s46 do Osts. 4, ~
s1ndiles' naies Wool; IS bundles Lsath 6 No..
S5noes; Dds. Wnisxey; bag Gsnssng; Dbl on
Brandy: 20 packages Butter; ia DO FEE, 49,, =.
Lard; 81 bags Hair; coops and zig C.b;.t.nn =,
Calves lilo Lambs; S6 Sheep; and Besyss
By THE RICHMOND AND DANvIILy Rn.
3OI hhds, $40 boxes Tobacco; 20 busb.ls w.,
~ DO Flaxseed; IS bbs. Flour 10 rolls r ...L',
"a bags Feathers; bag Wool 2 do Roots. -.
Furs IL boxes sundries; pkgs DO; / bor ~
hog4ny; half Dbl. Alum Water: bundle RI;na.
! Dbl Iron; place machinery: Drum. 9s nss
by express; 7 ears Timber 400 kegs Nail. "a 80.
Goal; 81 Stone. ~ ~ 0afs
BY THE RICHMOND AND FREDERIcxsRr,
RoAp.-4l hhds and tiercss Tobacco: rs 80
tLs Meal; bags Rye; I6 packages suudrfa.. ! -
Butter; blO bushels Corn; coop Chieksn, xos
die Leather; boxes and 2 hhds Rags, b.s. rs ss
con; 10 Calves; 70 Lamns; Sheep. ga
BY THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG R.,,
Us hhds. and bxs Tobacco; u bbls gnirit e =
Pentnsi lot old springs; boxes Strswb.r,..-
do mcz ard Trunk: box Wine. IN hIS
Waste; lot Furniture; 81 empty liquor b.o oa,ss
LANDED AT THE DoCK.-4625 bbIs and Ills b.daissH
Fish; 10 hhds. Tobacco; 81 43 bbls Ljms. 10 soa
Railroad Iron; 22S bales Hay; Is COO lbs P.ons
659 tons Coal; IS 600 Shin gss; $4,000 fat fsor;
Der; 10 kegs and bbls Lard: 257O bushels ss.I.
80 tons Plaster; and New York aod Bslti,s.,
packet. loaded with merchandise @sfs
LANDED AT RocKETTs.-il50 kegs Pow3sy, as,.-
Pig Iron; 147 tons Cumberland Coal - ''as
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BURNING OF A SrEAMER-Loss Of Life-The
steamer Keystone State caught fire 10 the lowe,
Mississippi on the Gath ult and was totally de.
stroyed Five persons lost their ves in the q smes
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RUsAwAY.--Oscar, slave to DR.. i. B.
stsr.e was ordered ten stripes by the Mayor yester
terday morning for running away and then commit
ted Il prison to await the orders OF his master.
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TREssPAsIkG.-JOe Holmes, slave in
the service of the Virginia Towing Company recey
cd fifteen stripes by order of the Mayor, f,r tres
passing on Thomas J. White.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-05

RAIN AT THE WEST Oa Friday, a refreshing
rain fell throughout Ohio ard, 1t s supposed, the
w est generally. IL
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EDITORIALS AND PAPERs.-We are indebt.
ed to X. I. Richardson, Franklin st., above
the Exchange, for late New York and Balti.
more papers, and for Bailou's Pictorial for
this week.
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FIsED.-Mary Ann Tucker, was fined
s6 GO fer selling ardent ,pits to be dunk In her
he use In Lseust Alley, without tavern license.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-05

SISTER Rosa new work from the nan
" dickens, just issued. We have a copy
from Mr. West. under the Exchange.
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SAILORS TAVERN TRACT OF

a. 4 Il y Is IAVEhN IhAOI VI
- LAND ON JAMES RIVER, FOR SALE PRi-
VaTELY-We are authorized TO sell that valuable
Tract OF Lasd in HenTico county. on James River,
adjoining VIM Bouiwsre and Henry Coxs lands
called "saiiors' Tavern" aeout miles below the
which about so acres cleared, the balance is we'll
covered with oak, pine, ehesnu, &C.. suitable for
wood and timber This tact of land sbounds In
spripgs of pure water, has 1t good mill rte dam
for mil pond, and as COED fishery a. any on the
river The soil 10 very good.
Terms liberAl-spply to Jos. Sharp. Dayil K.
Sharpe. or TO
lie SIT dDDQlN L. AHfEhbON.
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SHIPMENTS FROM PORT OF RICHMOND

FRoh THE DOCKS hhds Tobacco; ~ hhs. s,
LOO bushels Goa; so bbls. Lime; 500 sSsssi.
Shorts; and Reaper. WV SaSasa
Fsoa HocKETTs- 52 hhds.; 1904 boxss % casa, ana
q kegs Tobacco; bags Wool; lis boxes CAM
pre- % Hog; cases Liquorics; bbls iidprp,y
II rolls Leather 342 empty barrels; 1872 nscIs,n
sundries; $500 bushels Coal, and Is tons a f.
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SOUTHERN MAIL RouTE.-The Postmaster Gen.
era has had conference with the directors OF the
Orange & Alexandra Railroad Company 18th re.
ference to bringing the northern mail TO Richmond,
but no result is announced.
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For three or four days past fires have been raging
In the woods some thu ee miles to the northwest Of
Toronto, c. w They prevail on the whole line Of
tina Northern Railroad.
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ARRIVALS ar TBE PRINCIPAL hotels
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL-A A Marshall. Va; w w
Mlchs Tx and LADY; CrqTley sas; remoeI d
Slaughter Nashville; 7 Brown Richmond; D
II Harrison DR. HsrUovs. Z Veder Va; A Camp
bell, Wa, h'ton; J H Moutrose. Cumberland; 2
Pemberton. Petersbqre; w srPer Miss bar
Bait; II L Watson, Wilmins ton; A d Baker. Char,
leston;s w Jennings, Washington; A Reeves;
teIfsl1; } Brown, n J; M M Dumphress, Pow
batan; J II Robinson, Wilmington; W w Williams,
COLUMBIAN HOTEL John Stuart Copper
Mines; ] B Holloway w Cur min gham N c; Jno
w Harrison, A Powell Va Collins Augusta;
Harvey, Charlotte; samuel steale, Montgomery; Z
Harris We; VIM BIankenship, Cheserfsld; r
Clsnke. Halifax; Wy Stamps Tenn Ball Phil;
J Bsyne, Liverpool; o g Cosby, Ala; Archer,
IT, Amelis Tho. Baxter, Juo H seay, VIM Mar
ST. cHRRLEs B6TEL-J W Philip, Nelson;
g w BroWn. Va T Milstssd Rlchmondi Go.
C G Fizhueh, Thornton. D Jones, R Green,
Richmond; T sauderson, Del M II ArDistesd. W
But Ot Of Of VI; Kelly, Fsfrow, Abb james
c 0si6raitk, 3 asinss. Rishmons; Il Mssuy'
Amelia. G NJ White LOUISE. z JsiferaOn HalIfax,
Chapnisn. August; @ w Grfhn, surryi w Laua,
Norfolk w Fisher, Accomac:C r Bisg1 Norfolk j
Spot sylvanis; Or Todd. w Coatny, King Queen
EXCHANGE HOTEL-E Ruin w Wickhann
snd lady, Hanover; Bufum, J r Sheppard, N Y; j
c Green, Ball; H Dean and lady, R N Lewis Mr.
Ball Mr. Coleman. Mr. Cooke G. Scott, Hall
FAX; w Hsirston, Tenn DR. 7 Henry + Fowle. @
w Scott aud LADY, Fswle, lady and chdp, Ela; w
D Warwick, Owen Washington; w BurWell,
Roanoke; p Bollin. ParmviiIe; r w uuzhs. Rich.
lono II L Galeher. Christian, Augusta; 8 l. Til.
ley, Ii E Seeley, N R satler, N &; ] Camphill
NiIhville; G w Heudrith. Marion; R Re- gland, J T
Boulwsre, K Q; w w Gsdcomb, Alb C Gold
ring and lady, Goochland; r Ten Brook N o; NJ r
Cun, Mo; Wickharl Henlico; G LockhaIt, N
c; c Fisk Lewisbure; q Whitall, Va; S nitb,
Char VILE; w Gregory, Amelia; 4 nj Moore, Ky;
Jones' Orange; Mrs Capt Davis Miss Davis Nor
and lady, Lebanoni Il Vaughn, Hud gins, Hamp-
tor; Sno~den, Alexandria.
PASSENGERS per y. s. Mail Steamship
Jane stown, Lewis Parrish master from New Yo1f,
yesterday morning:
G Dudley, w Waterman, J KeiAaul, Z Church, r
Hill, Po"c Mckss, w q Brown and lady 4
Brown, Mits Elan, VIM Taylor and lady, w VIII
soss and lady MIS- Taylor and child Miller and
lady, w King and lady, Mrs Potter. Miss Mary
Smith Mgs Cromwell, Z Cromwell, Miss Hunter,
VIM Averick aud lady, Miss A Taylor, hiss K Tay.
lor Miss eylor, Mr Anes Mrs Petty and chill
MacfaTIand, 7 Herring, Kelly, D Currie J R
Todd. Hutzler, @ l. Betty, w Haynes, w Fl Ce.
rev, w Drinkard VIM Brothers A James, Tim
Mesken: Campbell, KENNY Cummings. J Par
ksr, DR. Warren, Balls 8 Cooke, E Meade.
Mrs Wetzel, Mrs M Collins, Mira Morris and 2
Mrs Combe, J Saith Z Cater aud 81 in steerase
Returning, the Jamestown will leave this after
noon, at O'clock touching at City Point and Nc!-
folk.
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or fl 1wery crown aad sceptie sway

The maids Of honor then addressed the Queen
in lines OF poetry suited 10 the occasion The re.
citations OF ell the young ladies this festive &C.
casion, reflected decided credit on themselves and
On the admirable training which they have received
at the hands of Mira Darden.
After the ceremonies were finished, the compa-
ny enjoyed an excellent collation. and with music,
social converse, and plays of various kinds for the
children, the evening passed off in the most delight
full manner. The entire ceremonies were mar ked
by good taste and propriety. We congratulate
Mrs Darden upon the hsppy and successful mans
ner In which the first May Day of the Church Hill
Female Seminary was celebrated
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

NICHOLAS CoUNTY-A report from Nicholas.
gives Flournoy 800 majority. This is a surprising
result, as Nicholas only gave Scott IS majority
According to our table, this reduces Wise's msjo-
rlty to 9 33, and Wyoming to hear from, which
gave Scott majority of Is
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COLTON'S ATLAS OF THE WORLD.

COLTOn'S ATLAS OF THE WORLD'
We have received three numbers OF Col
toms Atlas of the World which is decidedly
superior to any work of the kind ever Is
sued. The engraving and colouriug are su
perior to any, and the letter press accompa,
nying each map is elegant. The matter pre-
scented in this letter press is evidently com
piled with care and from late authorities. Ii
contains a great deal OF valuable statistical
information We commend this superb Atlas
earnestly to the public. The first volume
will be completed by the middle of August
and the second about the lSt of January
next. They are to be issued only to subscri-
bers.
Mes srs. BUFFERS & SIMoNs are the agents
for this magnificent work for this city Spe-
cimens may be seen at their store.
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PEkSsYLyAEIA FLOUR We mention as
another remarkable event in trade the re.
celpt OF Flour, by Messrs ID. b. Bridgeford
Co.. from Philadelphia 1t is sent to try
the market. 1t looks well and is thought TO
be very fine by judges
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THE CROPS.

The Philadelphia Bulletin Is disposed 10
speak in very favorable terms OF the pros
poets of the crops, as general thing through
out the United States. "From oafeiui oA'
animation" says tie Bulletin, "et what we
have recently found in our exchanges iroui
all parts of the country, we arrive at the graz,
flying conclusion that with the exception ol
the sugar cane in Louisiana. which at late
date was still suffering from drought we are
warranted in anticipating remarksoiy goou
crops of every description. In lew us
tricts, principally to the South complaint 10
made of the fly and cut worm, but TINS Is very
far from being general. In many DISTRICTS
corn was slightly dwarfed, owing TO the iaie'
ness of the rains, which have OF late put Tvs
safety beyond doubt, but 1t was not on 'ha'
account less sound. 1t is gratifying to no'e
a decided interest in this matter, on the part
of our contemporaries, and s tendency toJudge
for themselves. No political question can
now possess half the interest OF the crop
question, for 8 barren year, IN we" VI INC
present prices of food, might have been pro-
ductive of results disastrous oeyono caiou-
lation. We also observe with pleasure us
position on the part of our contemporaries 10
very decidedly put down all attempts on the
part of spectators to raise the cry OF snort
crops, where the cry has had no pretexs Oh
foundation. Undoubtedly, too sanguine
expectation must result in disappointment,
but take one year with another, we Will hha
that ten times as much harm has been cauSed
by allowing spectators to raise their ho"is
over droughts, flies and rust, as have ever
been effected by misplaced confidence In
coming crops
The refreshing rains which we have recent
ly enjoyed, may not ensure full wheat crop
in Virginia, but its benefits will still be ne'
yond all calculation. What reason have we
for profound gratitude for these Frightening
prospects to that Divine hand which dispen-
ses rain or drought, plenty or sunshine at It's
will Virginia is one of the few States IN
which no day has been yet annually set apart
for thanksgiving to Almighty God, TOR the
fruits of the earth Let us hope that another
year will not pass without an acknowledge
ment so just and becoming.
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AUCTION NOTICE.-The attention of the
public is solicited to sale cf Furuiturs. Dry
Goods, Hardware, Crockery and Fancy Goods THIS
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at our store, IA Main ST.
LARUS l. SHINE,
ia ) AnctinnAerI
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HANDSOME FARM AT AUCTION THIS Ar
TERNooN.-Attention is particularly called to tie
at auction this afternoon, at O'Clock, Of the
really desirable Farm, belon ging to Mr.. N r. Bowe,
the Central Railroad, 81 miles from Richmond
Come out and it's beauty, desirableuess Of loea-
tion and combination of other advantages
les GODOIN APPERSUN Aucts,
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MONROE BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of the Auocation will
be held THIS EVENING, az 3 o'clock ?. NJ, 4
Saunders Hall. The Board Will meet Immediately
after the scj ournment of the Association. Az bus-
ness of Importance is to be transacted the President
desires every member to be present.
By order of the President.
j35-lt B w STARKE Ssc'y
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NEW SPECIAL NoTICEs
DYsp "a Rurn..I----- .

- S P STA, RHEuYA rIsM, ScRoFuI
CouGA. ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, LIVER CoMpL AM
&c &o'-A medicine must have merit. ana srs.t
merit too to stand the test Of public oplnion. Ne
sfs o. plhing can gslganizs worthlets srtiela az
% 10 ksiP Il ap ss good oine IL IL be not really
do?d Medicine will live, become poput.r. nd
extend ia saies year after year. "a spita of onpo,
toL. Ths people readily find out its virtues snd fb
lame OF them passes from mouth to mouth. with
more IapldttY than newape psra can spread h A liv
ing WltEees tessifying to the cure q nedjcins he.
advertising. newspaper
REV. JoHN LANAHAN, PAsToA o. THE Fvvrv,
STREET, III. z. CHURcH.--A strong dssirs To bsnas+
Ihe an cEed ipGuces him thUs to certify w. eJai
enge any other medicine to present saab mass ~
testimony from gentlemen and ladies' Of h;sb srSrS
ing OF our oWa welLknoW0 citizegs vino fss'ifn "
cures Of CCCdH, BRONCHITIS, RHEUMAT
DYSPEPSIA, 10. S''
BALI IMcRE, January 2t.5. 1851
lneasya Mortimer L -lotU5rcg: '' -SSo'
take pleasure In saying TO yea tkktI Lava p.a5
your "Hampton's Tincture'. with verY gEeAt urn6t
FROM serious throat affection, NJ GENERAL bssiib
had become very much in4 paired, when : ,smmsn
cedto use "dampton's Tinoturs.n found It. efeots
upon my general health most salutarY Myuervons
system and digestive organs soon lighted ~ ".
der its use.
l have several times recommended il to nv
friends and in every case, far 80 have bsen in
formed, they have used it with success.
truiv
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Ui Exeter sc N. Church, Baiimote.
Sold in Richmond, by o. A. STRECKER and
PURCELL, LADD CO, and by all the Dru gsists
IN Petersburg and elsewhere Call and get Pamph-
let's gratis. lie 5--dLcts
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WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS
w HENRY sHArER 3 now 10 receipt Of
large dtional supply of White al d Fancy Shirts,
which can be surpassed Ia style or it, with the
plain or French wristbAnds. Je5
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II CKIS EVERY THING-The

L UCK Is EVERY THING-lhe
~ course of true love- is said, did never yst I'VE
smooth. and those who have had sxpsneinse -
that turnpike of the affections, or rather
az II Is soon run over-beav testimony 70 tne a.
running off and smashing up alive" OF when ~ II
poets rpsak. We have great taste 10 Ens an a,s
politics and perplextiss to dabble in taaey is,
and Iisk our reputation for gravity 1et, 'u " be
considered ssasoLable and the moral dedeSsa inns
the illustration may compensate some ,of ts bssp
of reading il POLLARD'S LlNlAEnt Hs <s,y
before the people, comparatively sPeakips ,Sss
hort time and the cures that il hiss per'9
ts introduction are without number; sno s,r.or.
oflvug witnesses are ready TO testify 70 e-ion 20
diuary virtues We therefore take this ose~x or
saw to all who are suffering from RHEunAriis.n
any disease Of like nature. try Pollards L LIT
and cur word for it they will find instant
For sale by PURCELL, LADD W, LsdS
seers Adie x Gray. Duvai& Norton, tonshoui
q. B. Thomas, and Druggists generally 'h''i s5
The CITY. -
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JAMES WOODHOUSE a. cos LIST

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LEAVES FROM A FAMILY JOURNAL-From
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Is cts.
A COMMON-PLACE BOOK OF THOUGHTS
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A SCHOOL OF LIFE-By Anna Mary How.
lit IS cts
PLAYS OF ANNA CORA MOWATT, (now Ms
Richie new edition.
THE LIVES AND TIMES OF THE CHIEF
JUSTICES of the Supreme Court of the United
Srstes-By Henry Flsnders-ons vol, vo.. $3.50
THE CLERGY OF AMERICA-Anecdete illus.
traIive of the Character of Ministers of Religion in
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SISTER ROSE-Dlckens new story 70 cts.
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DISCIPLINE AND SELF CONTROL-By hn
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~ highest market price will be paid for 80, 80 100
Scrip. Persons having Warrants or Scrip to sell
will do wei to call ct WIN. HURLEY'S
Exchange Office, No Pearl 81. Richmond Va.
n. B Persons living liz the country respect
fully requested to forward their warrants. (when
duly assigned) by mai OF otherwise. and l pledge
myself to them that they shall receive the highest
mark ct price, and prompt returns in cash checks
as they shall deem proper to direct me.
lie 5-Sm VIM. HURLEY.
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pREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE sI Is6Hs

l. No Il MAIN ST.-Geptlemens ..L..s.iS,ds
and CATERS The subscriber has las a, eIssh.s
very superior lot of Gentlemens rNe ,,s N q
hoes and Caters, which be won'd al 49, sOms.
si. ~ 80 Js' 80. soa sNA0''A'' ALIEN Hill
'une 'ed"s NICE ManutactanI.-
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ANNC HHpE1!E9 Nc-We are OF
AWNo, bah r"S o. Goods at ysry,"
orees Our assoI tment Is full and vs'y'1L co.
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IASSIMERES.-A fun stock o'
" meTss- Fer sale by uery.k co.
les =. hAal :, - he
DUM.-iOO bbls. Boston Kun i.I ss ro !"
his5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~
NTHIsKEY.-100 bbls. Mouptas
w and ola WhSskey lac ding sad for ale "
s DAVENPORT, ALIEN