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CHICAGO, May 8

CHICAGO, May 3
Cook county official returns, for Judge
supreme Court. Gallon, 5,63S; Leland,
2.s49; majority for Cation. 2.7s9; for
Pfohibis,on, 3,sO7; against, 5,l62; ma
joriiy against Prohibition. 1875. Foot
ings on general result this morning. in
the papers. are quite diverse. We make
tho majority against Prohibition 2,9.6.
including returns received this morning.
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u Who wants a wagon and horses'
See advertisement of a team 10 sell.
u Persons DESTROYS OF en.ering land
are referred 10 the card Of JosEPH F.
SMITH. A .,orney and Real Estate Agent.

GoINo TO WoRK.-We Learn that the
con tractor on the dam and lock a, Rails
backs is making preparations to CON-
mepce his job immediately. Glad TO
hear this, Cor j, now looks like the River
will be improved.
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n w. ]. Patterson, editor Of the
Luminary, who wal driven from Park
vile. is now delivering lectures in Bos.
tor on Kansas. He is 10 lecture also in
New York, Philadelphia. Rochester,
Buffalo. and other large cities. The cir.
cums,ances under which he appears 10
this new capacity before the public will
no doubt attract large audiences to hear
him.
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u A gentleman has purchased three
lots ofground al Keokpk. Iowa. from ex.
Governor Sc. mour, Of New York. for
Tho sum Of ten thousand dollars! This
properly could have been bought 10 the
year 1850 for three hundred dollars.
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The CRoPs.-We have recently had
occasion 10 travel over a considerable
portion Of Wapello, Van Buren, and JEFF.
ferson counties, and from wha. We could
see and learn. the crops both of Whea,
and Corn bid fair to be as good a. we
have ever had in this section. In the
vicinity Of Business Corner, Van Buren,
county. there is a large amour. Of whea,
sown and it looks remarkably well.
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ANOTHER New EsrABLIsHMENT.-El-
lerman & Co. have opened Furniture
and Chair Shop on Main street and have
now and intend 10 keep on hand. Furni
sure and Chairs enough 10 supply the
whole country. The business will no
doub. pay we'll. See their advertise
mept. IA,
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n The proprietor Of the Revere
House-onr Of the crack hotels Of Boston
has been sentenced 10 she House Of
Correction for selling liquor in the face
Of tAe law.
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THROUGH IN TwENTY PoUR HouRs.-
A passenger who left Cincinnati, after
on Friday morning, arrived in
this city by Saturday mUrping's train,
accomplished the whole trip ip
hours. This 10 bringing
Burlington and Southern Iowa quite near
to the Queen Cisy.-Bur. TH.
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SPRING STOCi
Il e a dy Pay
&E z

HAvING nearly doubled the capacity OF
IL our Store Room and Warehouse, and spa-
ring no pains or expense in buying our Good
from Importers and Manufactures, and the
Agents in the Eastern Cities, we offer them r
CASH or PRODUCE (not the promise Of !
ther) at Low PRICES.
Raies.-Ready Pay, no old or Auction good
q small profit on everything, a large one !
nothing-no per centage to cover collection
OF Iossesb bad debts. If you can sare none
buy Of US. @t
N 81.
CLorns-Twipd and Plain, Black, Blue I
Brown. Cassimeres-French and English Doe
skins and Fancy. Satinets-Fancv & Plaii
SOC to 81. Vestings-Satin, Silk, Marseille
&C., sc.
Rich Dress Goods:
Paris Robes, Challi Bereges, Printed s
Jaconets; Lawns, blk and white and fas
warp Alpacas, Cashmeres, Poplins.
Prints, Ginghams, Drills
Prints & Ginghams, rich styles "a.
a very large stock and greatest variety
Curtain Muslins-Rich patterns.
Plate, solid colors Quilting &c,) OLE
Summer Cords, Stripes, Drills, Der
Philadelphia manufacture, colors war
Checks, Shirtings, Tickings, Drills
Bagging. Osnaburgs, Bro. Drill
Brown b tetings 81 to 40in
riety 6 Ia to 10 cts. Hf blo'
to 40 inch.
Table Linens, Diape1
Flannels, ClOakins
La
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q The people along the
have been visited with hes
expecting An unprscsder
the river.
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Di"ek oiihs LOT dresses and Mantillas; Silk
Laces, : Tinges and Trimmings, Cords, Tasscls
&C.; Eino,a Chemlsettes, Speneers, Sleeves,
Collars, etc.,-a great variety of all grades
Iailors Trimmings, Silk Serges, Worsted do.
BucAraIm, Canvas, Padding, Superior Silks.
Twist, Threads &c.
Fancy Goods 4 Notioas-Silk Linen HdLs.
IN great variety, Stocks, Ties, Cravats, Sill
Gloves-Kid, Silk, Isle, Cotton. Silk Mi,
&c. Hosiery-Worsted, Lambs Wool. col,
fancy and white-a great variety by tho doze
or single pair.
Pocket Books, Wallets, Port Monaies, pur.
ses, Fine Cutlery, Pen Knives, Razors, Stel
Hats, Caps. Bonnefs 4. Nrow Goodl
Hats-New style corrugated and nla;n r;m
"Wide awake" Mems and Bows. Soft Wool H.
Oiled Silk Caps various styles, Panama. 10
norm, Palm &c. Untrimmed Leghorn 40 to 81
Bonnets-All styles and prices. Soft STIR
English Tuscan, belgrade, Plain straw & Cd
Lace, from 40 cts up.
Rich Ribbons, Sarsenets, Artifcials, &c
Boots 4 shoes:
Boots-<Mens, Boys and Childs, Calf, ID,
Ne. Congress Caters, new styles. Brog |,
M9nroes, Pumps, Slippers, Sc.
Ladies sewed work, Phihd'a ,manufactj =.
Gaiter:. hf Caters, Buskins, Parodps, Lin
all styles and prices.
Misses, Boys s Children's, Boots, .Gaux.,
hoes, Slips, large stock.
School Books 4 Saaeaoncry.t
A full and complete assortment.
Hardware q Gallery.
Ill Saws-61-2 feet Rowland's Cast Ste1
uncommon.
: Investing Tools-Fine Scythes, Cradles.
= mas, Stones, Rifles &c.
.cll Spades and Shoyels, Grain Scoops sci
Amea and Rowlands.
Msenanics Tools Bench Planes, do. Screw
- I'd lemon Saws, Hand Axes, Hatche0
2 La9S do, Hammers; Chisels, Morticc, P&
2 ing, ming &c. Braces and Bits oil kid
and vpities. Drawing Knives, all sizes
styieJ to Ia inch Fine Augers, polishe4
PlalnA Handles sc. Squares, Rules,
oq1ar iiauges, Spoke Slaves sc. MAJ
anu LIZ ters Trowels, Pfumhs, Lines &c..
Table Cutlery, AL styles, sets
10 " q Vine Cast Steel saeNshears,
sors, &cy erman Silver, BritsAca & TinSA
Q SPOONS sas,s as e Spoons. Butter Ntises,
Building hrdware, Locks, ButtA &c. 81
Fire Noble Locks. Lifting 4 eses, nav
a~rticie. Gssand Grindstone HargNla$
Il REALLY Grsceries: IA
!" Isas-Gunl ,wder, Imperial, Yopn go
5e to 81. Fin, Black do. in Ia
a cseee-Prine Rio and Fair do. .
q ptor 81. IN
Sagars-K. o. Clarified & Loaf.
" Syraps& Mslassss-From 10 to % ess
Spices, Ertracs, Oils &c. t
Best London pisklsaEzWs|nst' sSAfsa
Raisins, Candies, Jujube and Mess
Nuts SC. 08BT A
Irish Moss, Farina, Cream Tartar, inglN
Soda. Y y
= Fine Tobacco, Cigars and Snufs.
Sait-G.. AL. B. and Onondaisua b the
Dbl and sack.
IRON, Steel, Nails, Spikes, Horse Aoe
Nails, Wrought do. Afull assortment keptNp.
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q Be Just and Fear no,y-
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rInRrNcE NIaHTINaALE.

The only redeeming feature Of the Eastern
war. thus far, is the heroic and Christian de-
votion of this noble English lady, Of her
companions, and Of the Sisters of Charity, to
the sick aud dying soldiers. Whilst frotes-
tant and Roman Catholic soldiers are hight
ing side by side in behalf of the intidei Turks
against Christian people, it is some conso-
lation to find Protestant and Roman Catholic
women laboring with The utmost energy and
self sacrifice to relieve the miseries which
the war has caused.
1t is a rare spectacle that is presented by
Florence Nightingale. lady of wealth, &C
complishments and beauty, relinquishing the
luxuries of home and refined society, to nurse
sick and wounded soldiers and sailors ia q
distant land. How beautiful, how sacred
how like that divine form which was seen in
the fiery furnace, must she appear to these
wretched sufferers, as she moves through
the plague stricken air of the hospitals, and
applies the balm to their wounds, and the
cup of cold water to their parched lips. The
fame of this heroine will live on the same i'm
mortsl page with that of Howard, andin Eng
lish hall and cottage, when Raglan and Ma
pier, when even Victoria and Albert are for
gotten, the memory Of Florence Nightingale
will be kept forever green, and peer ant
peasant, from age to age, crown her name
with benedictions.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YEgTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL M e Miles Coslmar.
JBsp,Desr J .sts,n: Cambsrl.ns; W sSn 'atn
Z. g5ss sus.ssss5 M' r TsoTn,,n, Go,
n nu White. White, W White. Crouch Goac6-
a :n:i os hanson nfSa q III P:ssason Gee
s saolsI ssld. nv Cha. CITY; Asss Posi.i.n
j CAMPBELL, Wflmipeton; D Williams J J Reeves.
Bait; w C Gibson, Washington.
ST. CHARLES HoTELTT f. cIossil u; NoI fsls
IT W.ll.ce, G r; w w Clements, N c; J 3
s sssc Kent; cs1Sssson. Pist.ylv.n.s;
Henri: Nosmsnt, Z w%; y js.d:.; !, Chr /, =
man. dooehlsndi o chisholm. Go0shland; Q A
Butler, Giles.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-G w Winfres, Jackson;
G; w Warnings. MecLlenbg; Mrs Tyree, DR. Pret-
low. hatsn; Dew, King Queen; Ray.
moed Z; Hon Goede ,,h MsetleIss; MIS- 1n. 7
JEFF ssa, i.rdz, l1sy. " Green MI. Green.
sssses Pssbs. Psbs cous
Bewes, Bait; Hunter. Cerolius: N Fentou,J Z
Clayton. Lynehbg; P b Csbell. We; Mrs stsunton 4
Dssi. psvd rsIr;e rs sfy ssf 'sfs'
Hopkins r R; Read, Ri shmd: r Smith,
81 Thompson, u of va: J Timberiske, Charlottes.
vile; w D Hass. Staunton; W Tropman, Nswsrk;
@ Vohlbem, Berlin =
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Crawford. Geo Gard.
nsr, Phila; A Boyd. Va; r E Clark, Lupenburg; D
Anderson, Louisa; w CONS, Mrs A r e Hender-
son, L Henderson, DR. Arlington, N G; e Booker.
Am,lis; w Fowlkes, Nottoway; Flags, w q K.
rel DsnvilIs J.ns noG' e TfsSysy W. n.
Cargo, Charlotte; Bailey. Fluvanns; w N Jack.
son. Louiss: w b Chiles. N c; 81 Gackle. Bait; z
Hoyt Wytheville; ] Stack, Sweet Springs w b
Wake, Cumbd; Baush, Chestd.
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A HOAX

It is now said that the letter of some men,
bers ofthe New Jersey Legislature to Com
modore Vanderbilt, asking him to run for
the Presidency, was hoax. The Commo
dore, however took it with the greatest grav
ity, and delivered himself of his ideas of ma
tionsl policy with profound dignity and de-
liberation. The ease with which the mar
fell into the trap shows that Presidential as
pirations 10 these latter days are becoming
common to the most common men. There
was a time when, if nomination for the
Presidency had been mentioned to, such a
mana. Vanderbilt, he would have perceived
1t to be hoax at once, anS resented the in
suit On the spot. But that time has passed
aWay,and, we fear, never to return.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON VISIT TO ENGLAND

LOUIS NAPOLEON VISIT TO ENGLAND.
The London Times, referring to the expect
ed visit of Louis Napoleon to England, says:
Just seven years will have elapsed since he who
Yields with great vigor and ability the sceptre and
.ae sword OF France took his place among the spe
clai eonstables of St. James's, aud mounted guard
WIN the population of London to protect the prom
erty ana order of this metropolis Soon after.
wards ne Quilted this country with Belgian pass.
port sn uncertain destiny and precarious sub
c;rcmm,s ne returns to Ii under the moot opposite
. Sa .u1isssnees-the sovereign of q powerful ma
WI aiiieo on equal terms to the Queen of these
reains-exercising power at home and abroad
Mnien has not only snbdued all its rivals but ami
Iadn on by his consort,
lauy whose beauty and whose talents shed . lns
ire on her private rank, but whom his will sIona
mas placed on the throne OF the Enpress Josanho
Inc, and received by the people of Enoiand =. =
man who has not only successfully mastered one
OF the paroxysms OF the French revoln,;on -.
who has established the closest union has's o -.
two great empires of the West. and has -
the sword, 10 conjunction with ourselves to dafsrd
the permanent interests OF Europe. In The evsn,-
iui history Of these times 1t has not fallen to our
suggesting more singular reflections.
1t might be added that, two or three wears
ago, the London Times and all the leading
journals of England denounced Louis Napo.
leon as tyrant, murderer, a rake, and a
biackguard. There are more contrasts than
one in his eventful history.
Who shall say that another contrast is not
in stores Who shall say that the imperial
guest. fresh from the splendor Of the Tuille.
ries, will not once more be fugitive as
vretched and helpless as when he fied to Eng
land from the fortress of Ham,
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ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES

ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES
If such sentiments as those which we yes
tsrday quoted from the Liverpool Times, il
regard to the United States and Cuba, were
more generally manifested by the English
press the feeling towards England in this
country would be very different one.-
Whilst there has ever been in the United
States great admiration of the sterling
qualities of English character, so much abuse
hiss been heaped upon this country by Brit
ish writer's that affection has been converted
into antipathy. The pen has done more to
estrange the two people than the sword
Let us hope that a more fraternal era is
dawning.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, April "a.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahoptas. Jones. Baltimore, ndz Lud.
lam & Watson. -
SAILED,
schr w Fry. Booze, Baltimore, coal w Col
quit & Co.
Scbr ArctIs, Jackmsn, Norfolk, mdz Shields & &c.
merville.
schr Emma { Ba'ah, Brsnnin, Psmunkey River,
to load for New York.
Schr Henrietta, Spring, light
Schr Riddick, Dunbar, North Carolina.
New YORK. April &c - Cleared, schr New York,
Adkins Richmond. --'.st 5.'+
BOSTON, April 25.--Clsared. schr 8 r Allen, Ba.
ker, Richmond.
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CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge Meredith presi

CIRculT CouRT-Judge Meredith presi-
diug.-The entire day yesterday as occupied in tn.
trial of VIM, Hehdep, an cid man, charged with the
murder Of John Richsrds. on the 26,h Of November
defencs was argued with ability by Messrs. Dav.
Rhodes and Masfarland. and for thu Con- rnonwealih
by MIR. yohnaon. The jury retired about 6 O'Clock
In the afternoon. and their return rendered fhe
following verdict: We the jury find the prisoner
guilty of murder in the second degree and ascertain
his term Of confinement at five years in the periten-
tisry"
Mr.. Rhodes gave notice that he would ask for a
trial and desired to tender bill Of exceptions
The Grand Jury Of the Circuit Court was In ses-
sion yesterday. and found true bills on indictme nj
against Robert emmett for cbtaining goods by false
pretsnc. John C. Kyle for grand larceny; ard Geo.
w. Walker for frsudulently obtaining money
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ATTEMPTING TO EsoApE.-Waller How

ATTEMPTING TO EsoAPE.-Waller How
ard, slave the property of Mr.. Charles Howard
of Orange, was discovered on board the schooner
Repeater, lying In the dock on Thursday last
arrested and committed to the cage. the csn,a;n
having given information of his whereabouts. The
Repeater" was just in the act of sailing when the
presence of the fugitive was discovered bv the
skipper, who, not feeling disposed to engage In
not his own, gave the necessary information to Of
hcer Tyler of the police, and thereby cleared I;a
skirts, as every honest should do, of the fou
charge OF negro stealing. Yesterday morning
Waller was brought before RECORDER TAYLOR whoo
promptly awarded certificate to the officer for
the arrest of the negro
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THREATENED VIoLENcE.-Felix Riley.
appeared before the Recorder yesterday, to an
Downcy From the evidence It appears that Dow
ney has been In the employ of Riley, and that til
two had words about settling their accounts, du-
ring which Downey made some reflection on RI
leys character that 80 much enraged him as to In.
duce him to draw his knife and threatened 70
plunge 1t into D When the testimony was con-
cluded, Riley was held to bail In the sum of $500
to keep the peace and be of good behavior for the
next twelve months
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SALE or WHEAT.-In noticing the sale Of
wheat at S270 per bushel. the fact that the
sale was made by Asssrs. WILLIAMS & CAR,
RIEsroH, was omitted.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A gentleman, named
Hollins, while walking on the New Kent road, q
few mites below the city, yesterday, fell In the
rad and Immediately expired.
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MARRIED.

In Cbesterfsld Va. ON tbs 18th inst. BY the Eeys
David g. Winfree. M JOHN +. MOODY. TO MA.
RIA CATHARINE. Only dssehtsT Of John Sims
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FREE BARBrcUE.-Our readers in Hen
rico and Richmond will bear In mind the free ba :.
6ecue, to be given at yoegler's Spring next Tues.
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DEMe cRATIc MEETIsG.--Mr. Chas. r.
sing Of Lynehburg. addressed the Democratic A..
ISOLATION d this city Ast night Il the African
Church.
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THE NY. TRIBUNE AND FORREST.

xkI1< AZ = = 1SADOkS11 zA&S = O1s1hHI0As
The severe criticisms upon Forrest in the
N. Y. Tribune are attributed by some OF the
papers to an Englishman, who has lately
come to this country, and Is Furnishing For
rest In this way for the Macready riots We
don't know whether this Is true or not, hut
Engiishman or American, he can't give For.
rest . lick smiss. It's hardly worth while to
make nationai quarrel out of legitimate
criticism upon the theatrical or even private
performances of OthcllO.
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FilE At NEv Yong "A Ere occurred on Thurs
day In New York. Of the Wholesale drug store of
hash, Montaisuis X Co, No So Maiden Lane The
upper part Of the building was destroyed, and the
stock badly damaged by wster. Loss heavy.
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The FAIR.-Ths Ladies of the Leigh
street Baptist Church. on Church Hi will com
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The WEATHER continues dry, and the
streets are literally yelled In dust. Gardners and
farmers are very much 10 need of rain. $50
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& IMPUDEScE PUEIsHED,-Ann, slave t.
John Pippin; was brought before the Recorder vas
terday and ordered fifteen lashes for using in,u h.
Ing and abusive language to Mrs Catharine God.
sey 49,
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OLD MOTHER HUBBARD.

Our contemporary Of the Petersburg Ex-
press is reminded, by Willis late marvellous
restoration to health, of the canine compan-
ion of Old Mother Hubbard, famous in nur.
sery rhyme, whom she left for deld, but on
her return from the undertaker's, found with
his animation completely restored, and un-
commonly vivacious. We congratulate Old
Mother Hubbard of the Home Journal on
the miraculous restoration Of her pet poodle.
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Tur MAyoR-When we heard from

THK MAYoR-When we heard from Mr..
Joseph Mayo yesterday, ha was In comfortable
condition, and his doctors thought hin, out of dan.
ger. His escape from death was most remarks.
Bile one % 10 the fall his head seems tohsse been
the rs part Of HE person that came h contact viii
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VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE

FUN SHLE M Va ne eXocutOfg Of
the late James Gray offer for sale privately the fol-
lowing property in the city Of Richmond, to wi:
streets-say $50 feet trent with depth of 1853 feet
now occupied BY 8. Landrum and VIM. Forbes
at annual rent of $500, which will terminate the
LIST of January, 1887
ALSO-Thst large three. STORY Brick Dive ling on
TIN between Grace and franklin streets. now in the
Brick Tensments on I'd between Main and franklin
streets, the o-e occupied by Mr. John D. Blair and
the other by Mr. A Harrington
They sso ofer the following desirably located
property in the town of Sidney. viz:
One four acre lot with large brick dwelling and
and one four lot with two story dwelling,
part brick and part wood, to the above former
~ occupied by the late NJ. w Dunnavaut, aud at
present by Mr.-Davis These two pieces of pro-
perry under lease until 1st October, 1885,,
For terms &c application be made to Messrs
Goddin Apperson, to the Executors at the eff "a
OF James Gray Sons ap28-lw
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jew ernC1AL NOTICES.

H8W 0R6CkA4 NO1AO00.
Rev. DAvID B. WMrHEE, Of Chesterfield,
iii preach Il the Dspti.t Chspsl. ON Oreecn HI,
to.mcrrow morning, SUNDAY at ii o'clock A. u.
sp 78-itf
apxo,AL NorICE The attention OF the
public s = to the ssie The houss as1 cs
an cherry street., In the pan Of Belvidere, when
= mi tsIs plsce this afternoon, ct o'clock, on the
prsrniaes. See advertisement uorr 49,.
ap23 ALLA. ~
Aucrfos NorICE Particular attention
1, reoue.ted to our sale af Car. issss Buggss
ni.ure wsgoo, Horses, Mules, &c, THIS MOAN-
ING. at 10 o. clock. s,,,yr An.,.
tp28 LAkUs oH'ND' A1o
SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
etR.cs Rorrs. Btcefre. kc-) South Frsnki!n q.
doors Weet Of ola Msrkst buys small - " ell 20
large lots. ----. ~
HoLLYwooD CEMETERY CoMPAnY-Ine
annual meeting of the Hollywood Cemetery Com.
pany will be held over the store OF M q
buval, at the corner ef Main o. l2sh ,ts On
DAY. the lst day Of May next, at q eiceA
snss-atd WI II. HAXALL, Sscretary.-
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Fnr.-Last night, about II o'clock, the
sl.hIs 81 Mr. Tsbb on 12.h street. between Brosd
and Marshall, was destroyed BY ire.
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
IL FRANKLIN BETWEEN 18TH AND 9TH
STREETS, FOR SALE-The subscribers are an.
thorzed to sell most beautiful Lot on the South
side OF franklin between 26 and 27th sreets 'front.'
ing 60 feet, running back 1853 feet, command ug a
fine view Of James River ana the adjacent country
Apply to GODDIN & APPERSON
an 22-4t
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I EFT EVERYBODY READ

II Ell EV EnIbOUI hEAU
IL SOUTHsIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY;
BY NORTHERN MAN;
OR THE RECORDS OF IN EYE WITNESS.
A. MORRIS
Hss just received supply of A SOUTHSIDE VIEW
OF SLAVERY, or three months at the South 10
1854; BY Nehemiah Adams d D in one vol, bounds
prizes rs cents Il
This 10 fair and impartial account of the work
ings OF slavery ia the southern States as appears
to the eye of appropriated observer. aud affords
have been so sbundantly lavishsd upon the South
for her participation therein.
Orders respectfully solicited These buying to sell
again furnished at publishers prices. np 16-St
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IlHE SECkET.-Many persons wonder
Il tothemsslyes wv such ana such a person sc
qures wealth, or how such medicine has gained 80
drag out miserable existence, AID are gone. to bs
heard Of no more. The true secret IL, men who &C.
qure wealth, attend to Their business and hsys
POP u atty. are like POLLARD'S LINIMENT, al.
wsys performing what it promises. And here we
would take occasion to say to the afflicted that In
sprans, Strains, &c, this Liaiment has no
equal.
fer sale by PURCELL, LADD Co. Bennett a
Beers, Adie L Gray. Duval & Norton, W. r. Lsdd.
Z. B: Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the city. ar q
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SPRING n e EFT
No Efh Aav n SUNDAY.

- SPRING n e ET-
SkAxr> INa-5.h day, SATURDAY.
2sth April. A swsepstaase
for 8 years old colts and q |. ,
lies 500 eutrance-950 forfsit-mile heats closed
with the following entries -
John Belcher (P A Prindle's) br By Childs Hsr-
rold, dam by Boston.
John Belcher % MeDanieps) fRssent dam BY
Clapper.
Bowie Hall ~. 9. Union By Rssistsr. dam
Lilly.
Calvin Green br Q Westham By Childs Harrolde,
dam BY Priam.
Tally Cheatham If by Tary.Ho, dam Betsy