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Observation-Disclosures at Peace.

The London Morning Chronicle says: !" The
English have came out of the struggle with q
vague but irritating notion that they have not CIV
en- any one sound thrashng, and that all the mil
lions spent upon their naval and military prepare.
lions have been much money absolutely thrown
away" The London Sun of the l4th ult., has a
long exhibition of the bitterest spleen the sub
ject. The Morning Herald of the same date says
1--WE have expended our millions for nothing; not
even to be Unidentified for the expenses Of the
war" The French are amused at the 'groans Of
the Britons" They have reason to be satisfied
with their share of glory, but At what cost Of
human life has it been achieved The French loss
of men is estimated at . hundred and thirty thou
sand, not including the terrible mortality in the
last three months from typhus and other camp dis
aaaaa -
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THE NORTH CAROLINA DUEL-Our Peters
burg correspondent yesterday mentioned q due
which took place at Fair Bluff, s. c., on Saturday
last, between Dr. w. G. Willkings and J. Flanner
ference to the American commissioners of Will
mington, ct which Mr.. F. took offence, and de
nounsed DIR. W. in public card of a personal ma
ture. This brought challenge from DR.. W. The
parties left for Fair Bluff, S. c., Friday and on
Saturday morning repaired to the fatal grounds
At the third fire Dr. w. received q ball through
the right lung, which was fatal Mr.. Flanner re
turned to Wilmington. On Monday the remains
of the unfortunate gentleman were inferred in
Oakdale Cemetery. Wilmington, and were attend
ed to their final resting place by the largest con
course that was ever seen in that city. The de-
ceased was 30 years of age, and was highly popu
lar among his political and personal friends.
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Ole .Bull's Concert.


OLE BULL, as our readers have seen, will give
. concert on Thursday night at the Metropolitan
Hall He has been popular with the music LOVING
portion of our citizens, and he brings with MIN
several vocalists and musicians of distinguished
abilities When Ole Bull FIRST appeared in public
he attracted great attention in the continent and
was for q time regarded as q rival of the Wiszard
King of the Violin Paganini OF course ne was
not equal to the old magician who holds the place
among violnists that Shakespeare does among po'
cts. But to have been even spoken OF In COM
parison with him. was the very highest compli'
ment to Ole Bull. When he appeared In this
country. he was received with acclamations Of
applause every where We will remember his
noble appearance and his grand performance at
his first concert in this city. He comes again to
perform here, now somewhat older; and after
some reverses but the same accomplished must
clan, the same generous hearted man that he al
ways was. We hope he viii be again cheered by
q crowded audience.
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ELECTION IN PETERsBURG-Our correspondent
yesterday, gave list of the officers elected in
Petersburg Monday. We find the following addi
tional in the papers of yesterday: H. H. Gresham
clerk old market; E. H. Pegram. clerk centre mar
ket w. Tally, commissioner of streets. The
member elected to the Council were, from YES,
Ward-R. O. Britton, w. H. Lemoine Chas. F
Couch. j. r. Lewellen, E. A Goodwin, E. g. Hin.
ton East Ward-R. R. Collier Lemuel PEBBLES
]. A. johnson, Samuel Williams, David Dunlop,
Tho's d. Watson; Centre Ward-D'Arcy Paul, c.
Costing, L. Lunsford, A. G. McIlwaine, JOS E.
Cox, John Pollard South Ward-A. Kevan, B. B.
Vaughan, B. Butterworth, Wesley Grigg, Reu
ben Ragand, r. X Meade
Noparty feelings were allowed to prevail in the
election, though great excitement prevailed among
the friends of the ndidate-S3 900, according to
the Express, having changed hands on the various
results sf t..
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Con0ressional,

WASHINGTON, May 6th.-House-The House
passed the bill making appropriation for the con-
sular and diplomatic expenses.
Mr. Bennett, of New York, from the COMMITTEES
on Public Lands, reported bill granting alternate
sections Of land in Iowa, in aid Of the railroads
now constructing there.
A motion to table the bill was lost-ayss As,
noes 95.
The House adjourned without action on Mr.. Ben.
netts bill.
Senate There was nothing of importance trans.
acted in the Senate today.
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DIED.

On Monday evening. the ;,th inst. At 1o4 o'clock
THOMAS, youngest son Of Michael and Mary BIO
Corrsck, aged year and 8 months
This friends and acqusntances Of the family are r.
guested 70 attend the funeral this evenings ats ock
from st. Peters Church.
On Tuesday, 9Th instant JOSEPHINE ELIZA
BETH, daughter Of VIM. T. and Mary Jams Wilson,
aged years and months
The friends aud acqusintances Of the family are 9
requested to attend her funeral this Afternoon ~
o'clock. from the residences Of her parents on Nam
street, between 2lst and I'D over Mr. Cooks oakey.
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Old Foxes.

New York journal dsnounces both Fillmore
ana Buchanan a. ''old fogiss" We confess that
We are heartily tired with this exquisissly foolish
can't about old fogyism. 1t IL the custom Of
such journals q that referred to, TO plume them.
ssavss on their extrsne juvenility, and 70 set
GOWN every thing wise, judieious and conservative
ola fosyism.' This sort Of talk they con.
. . very smart. when 1t Is only very silly
1asy think that, By calling veteran statesman
oaa fosy they dsmolish him In the estimation q,
- mankind, whsn they are only dsnoiishins
rss Better b IN old fosy than born
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Military Education.

The Charlottesville Advocate pays tribute to
the soldierly bearing of the Cadets of the Abe
marie Military Institute, under the command Of
Major John w. Strange. Major Strange is grad.
uate OF the Virginia Military Institute. We hope
to see in time military department in every AGA.
denny In the State 1t Is not only useful In giving
physical development to the pupils, but ensures q
capital body Of officers for the militia of the State
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The London Punch.

The seizure of the London Punch by the French
police, because of some squibs touching the French
Imperial infant, shows ludcrous degree Of sen.
sitiveness, which Punch will know better than any
one else how to appreciate. We should like to
read the comments of Punch upon the subject. 1t
is not supposed that the Emperor has any know.
ledge of this super-serviceable zeal Perhaps not
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
wedsesd.y rreruins, May ., tss6.
sfe.m Power kcIIpsed.


Steam Power EcItpsse.
II reliance h TO be placed In fhe recen' s'~'o
man, ~ In. I.onaan Morning Chronicle. announ'
Gin. th., ~. .ecret Of comprising AND govern
~. .,.,.,c,,v n NJ length discovered, great ana
.,,..a..t,,, .xn.rinent having been recently tried
:, v,,,.rn.. IN the presence Of Gen. Lahitte and
a.. &C.,, os the fort, We may look upon steam
s...,r.d 20 be entirely superseded. II 10 stated
e., ANAL uortsr was Aired by this invention At
A.. ate Of hundred shots . minute-without
s..hinr. smoke or noise. The same power can, II
4. added. be adapted to every system of meehani.
cal invention and . vessel propelled BY WIN
skim the water Ike bird, and fear neither sso'm
nor hurricane. II IL added that the inventor NM.
already petitionsd for line Of steamers H0m =
Orient to Norfolk, U. s., which passage ne P'opo
sss to accomplish In eight and forty hours.
The above may or may not be true. After tho
5iscoyerv Of the magnetic telegraph, We came to
thu fu,, conc,uson never again to be incredulous
or astouished about any achievement OF the human
mind We are therefore open to conviction upon
the ub,ect Of the employment of electricity ~
great motive power either upon land or water
Electricity seems to be recognised ~ the agent OF
communication between soul and body, and, the
spirit rappers say, between embodied and disem'
bodied spirits. It conveys messages between the
most distant points with the speed Of lightning
and II we can now harness Il to our vessels, and
railway cars, steam, that we have all Dragged
about so much. viii be regarded rs . one horse
power In comparison and slow horse at that
Here Is one Of the advantages of being behind the
age. We are in . condition to avail ourselves OF
all the new inventions that may turn up. The
men Of the present day are accustomed to COM
passionate their grandfathers, who were forced to
travel by stage and on horseback, but when cleo
tricity comes into vogue and traveller can go
by lightning from here to Liverpool In two days,
or thirtyfour hours, future generation will have
more reason to look down upon the Present, than
we upon the Past,
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Union of the SOverefgns.

The toast given by the Emperor of France at
the grand banquet In the Tuileries for the Confer.
ence Plenipotentiaries, sufficiently shows that it
Is the governments and not the nations which fell
out with each other. $40 the union so happily re-.
established between the SosereiSns"
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Fillibuster.

A Savannah correspondent Of the National In.
tslgsneer says that the origin of the term libus-
ter il the Spanish word fbots which is original
Dutch naval term, adopted by the Spaniard, and
msansa fly boat, (uleboD, clipper, such as the
smugglsr and adyenturer would require for his
pursuits. Fillibusters, therefore, are simply fly.
mailman
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NORFOLK AFFAIRs.-Thomas H. Butt has been
nominated by the Democrats of Norfolk county fol-
Sheriff, and David J. Goodwin for Commonw ealth' 4
Attorney. A letter is detained in the Norfolk
Office by nonpayment of postage, for James Gar.
nett, of Richmond. The orphans of the Howard
Association, fifty in number, visited St. Paurs
Church on Sunday.
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The Hirhe.t Pnint.

The Charlottesville Advocate says that the high.
est point of the line Of the Central and Covington
and Ohio Railroads above tide water Is between
Staunton and CovinGton. This fact is unexpected
. uswhen We rscslect that the roads pass through
the Allegheny. Gauisy and Sewell mountains. gen.
orally considered the most elevated sections of the
Atnte
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r.. p.,.h,,c and the Empire,

rhs Paris csaadsssiesd pursuss p.l...l
s.trs.n the Empire Of Brazil and the Republic
~ - 1890 s,.,.. to the advantage OF
az ~ s.as Tns RspublIc /. pronounces selfish,
s an ou.rrsl.oms, invasivs hllieussssou''
"a .s,r.ms'v rude and arrogant in all inssrna-
49,, ..,.,,ons The Empire il said to be superior
a' :. r,odsr.,,ou, courtesy libsrality, &c This
:. -, no consequence At ALL" a. Mr.. Tooss would
-. a,csn, a. indicating the sort Of feeling which
49, nrsvsils towards this country In the French
.ovsrnment
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COLUMBIA, 8. c., May 5-The State Convention
to consider the propriety of eecting delegates to
the Cincinnati convention, met here this evening
Hon II. Pickens was chosen President He
spoke "a favor of appointing delegates. The con
vention adjourned until Tuesday.
SECOND DIsPATCH
COLUMBIA, s. c., May 6.-The Convention re-
assembled to-day
Hon. VIM. L. Orr addressed it in favor of send
ing representation to the Cincinnati Convention
On motion, delegates were appointed to the
Convention.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the doc
trine of State Rights, affirming the principles
contained in the Georgia platform, and endors ing
President Pierce as the first choice of the Conven
ton for the nomination. .-.s=-f
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A DANGEROUS COUNTRYWIDE
bank notes on the Bank of Scottsvile, Va, are In
circulation. The counterfeit il effected by past
ing the figures $50, ON the top and in the body Of
the notes, over the figure and word seven. This
bank has never issued any notes but those of the
denomination of Ave, six, seven, eight and nine
dolars
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SPORT ON LAKE SuPEkioR.-They contriye to got
some amusement ont of their isol ated pos on up In
the hyperborean regions ofthe Superior country I'm
der date of March 30th letter written the Detroit
Free Press gives an account of ten milo foot race
on the Ice, In which indiana half-breeds Irshmen,
Germans and Yankees contested for the palm or the
whskey, which-everit was Mr.. Narsalen, an Indian
sporting gentleman, the race, showing great bot
tom, in one hour and ten seconds
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Crops In France.

4sThe regular Paris correspondent april ~ Of
the New York Journal of Commerce, speaks of
rather an Of rain, but says there is proba
bility Of abundant crops throughout the realm.
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THEATRICAL.--Wm NJ Ward, formerly mana.
ger of the Marshall Theatre has leased the Balti.
more Museum. Among the company under his
management are Mrs Ward and the three Misses
Partincton
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rrI.HaRApH1C NHws.
FOR THE pIspAT 9 a


wAsHlraToN, May a-Mr. Buchanan viii, on
Thursday next, receive the committee appointed
by the Pennsylvania Democratic Convention, to In.
form him of It's expressed preference for him a.
the nominee of the Cincinnati Convention. He
win leave Lancaster, Pa, on Friday, for Baltimore
and be In Washington, on Saturday or Monday.
Pariors have been engaged for him at the Nation.
ri Hotel.
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THE FIsHERIEs.-Ths fishing season seems
drawing to a close Several of the lower landings
have ceased operations The catch, generally, has
been good-but there has not been the success
anticipated on some of the shores.-Alerandria Ga.
-ette.
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POstpOnemenf.

In consequence of the inclemency Of the wea
Their, last night, Mayor WOODS address on the
"Genius and Character of Alexander Hamilton,
is postponed until Friday night, 9th inst, at Metro
poltan Hall
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Rxnecfed sfeamers

NEW YORK, May 6-There is nothing yet of the
steamer Herman, due here with dates from South
ampton, England to the 23d ult
HALIFAX, May 6.-Nothing yet Of the steamer
America, due from Liverpool
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PHILADELPHIA, May 6, 2P. M-The election for
city officers is progressing quietly. The weather
Ia beautiful and . large vote will be cast. The
impression Is, that the Democratic ticket viii be
successful.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE BUREED.-The bridge over
Sugar cfeek, twelve miles south of Springfield, H.
belonging toithe Chicago and Alton Railroad Com
pany were destroyed by fire on Sunday night.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. NAY 9Th.
HIGH WATER This DAY AT O'CLOCK.

HIGH wAfER THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK.
Brig Samuel Churchman, Leary, Bait, mos Ed
mond Davenport Co. -
schr. Edwin, Aaron, Bait, mdz w. D. Coiquitt
Co.
schr. Hanover, Whipple, New York, mdz w.
D. Currie.
schr. Clara Belle, Pacher, Bait, mdz w. D. Col
quit Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish Y, mdz and pas
sengers, Ludlsm u Watson.
Steamer Bslvidsrs, Prtchett, Bait, mdz Ludlam
Watson. i.
Brig Ably, Thaxter, Wiswell Rio, -four, Warw1ck
& Barksdale. -,
Schr. Mary, Ashford. to Port Wslthall to with
with coal for Philadelphia.
schr. Jns. Randolph, Granger, Bait, coal, w ~
Colouitt & Co -.
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GP. R. Iames. Esn.

We are happy to be informed that the popular
writer and estimable gentleman, e. P. R. JAMES
Esq, British Consul for Virginia, has determined
to make Richmond his future residence.
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ere The I.d;es Of the Fair A.

- The ladies of the Fair at Corinthian Hall
still offer great attractions to visitors in the varie
ty of rare and handsome articles which they have
| for sale. We trust they may continue to receive
| liberal patronage
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Patent Office Appointment.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Phineas II. Dodge, has
been appointed Chief Examiner, in the Patent of
fee, vice LAngdon resigned.
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New Jersey Democratic Convention.
TRENTON, N J., May 6-The State Democratic
Convention assembled here to-day and appointed
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention Resolutions
were passed instructng the delegates to vote for
Buchanan denouncing Know nottingham and en-
dorsing the National Administration and princi-
pies of the Kansas Nebraska act.
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Repudiat;on New Hampshire.

PLYMOUTH, May 6-The American State Coun.
Gil of New Hampshire, today, unanimously passed
and endorsed the course of the New Hampshire
delegates in seeding from the nomination of Fill
more and Donelson, at the Philadelphia Convention.
It elected delegates to the Free.Soil American Con-
yention which meets in New York, June 10Th.
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VALUABLE COTTAGE FARM FOR
sale, II miles North of Richmond, adjoining the
residences of Garland Hanes and Jno N. Davis
Kitchen and Barn thereon, and excellent well of
water 1t is admirably adapted for suburban resi-
dence or Market Garden
TERMs-One-third cash. balance ON a credit of one
and two years t"r
1 will also rent my present residence.
ISAAC L. CARY,
on 4th, between Broad and Marshall sts.
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M ETKOPO LITAN HALL
OLE BULL
Would most respectfully inform the citizens Of ss,
mond, that he will give
ONE GRAND CONCERT
ONLY, on
THURSDAY EVENING, May s,h.
~ For this occasion, he win bs assisted By h. |
following eminent Artistes
The two favorits and talented young Prims Don,s
sIa'A ANNA SPINNOLA and
Miss s. ANNA VAIL.
LOUIS sCHREIBER.
The Great Cornet-s-Piston Player, and
FRANZ ROTH,
The distinguished Pianist and Compos,
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
l. s0l0-Piano S0rtf = hoEH' R'nd'' p R'
2. Grand Aria-"Qui ID vocs,"-frOm the Opera Pu
n'ana ANNA SP;iiNiiocio. 0''Nr
8. solo-Cornet a-Pisten-Ssleetions from the Op<ss
Of somnambula; with variations, arranged BY y
LOUIS sCHREIBER.
A. Bsilad-"Something to love me,"..........Hin,
Something to love me, something to blsM,
Something to smile upon and caress
Something to fill up the void in my heart,
That will not, when sorrow comes DER me, dspst
love:
As true a. the star In the blue realms above;
Something with instinct enough to believe
That will not, like most Of earth's proud oRes d.
ceive.
MISS VAIL.
s. violin-Grand Concerto Allegro, Adsso
Ronda.. .fasaHlnl
OLE BULL.
PART II.
I. Scott's Ballad-"Annie Lawrie."
han Ia
Where early falls the dew,
And twas there that Annie LaWris,
Gave me her promise true
Gave me her promise true,
And nser forget win 1,
But for bonny Annie Lawrie,
I'D lay me and die.
ANNA SPINOLA.
2. Solo-Cornet-a- Piston-"Katy Darling" with Va.
riations arranged and performed by Schriabsr
LOUIS SCHREIBER
s. Cavatina-"A Mel Prsigh," mel Opera Otto ll,n
In du ..Donststi
MISS VAIL.
4. -Violin-Capricio on American Airs. in clad
ing Arkansas Traveller" "Pop goes the Wea
eel" and LAST Rose of SUMNER i.
OLE BULL.
s. Grand Duo-"Losteris di Adujar," .Guissepps Lils
SIG'A SPINOLA and MISS VAIL. !
g. Solo Observation-Disclosures and Carnival of VtS
Geo.. .Ohe Dull
OLE BULL.
Tickets One Dollar,
To be had at the Music Stores and at the Door
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NANTILLAS, NIANTILLAel.--Just re-
lVl ceived further supply of Mantillas of recent
styles of Silk Morc Antique and White Black
and Coors also, IA dozen more Cactus Skirts, at
duced price.
Embroidered Muslin and Corded Skirts
Whalebone and Zeph Cord do
Hair, Cloth ands Manila Grass do.
Palm-leaf, Ivory and Spanish Fans
Jaconst, Organdie and Silk Robes
Check Canton Silks at a low price
Small Check French Silks for Misses
French Silks at IS and S7a cents, bargain
Black do at 5 per yard do
Do Grenadines, Bareges and Chalies
Do Broche and Satin Plaid Bareges
Parasols and Ladies' Umbrellas
Gents Silk and Cambrck do
Gents Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs in White and
Colored borders some very pretty
Gents Summer Cravats Stocks and Ties, In great
variety
Gents Lisle Thread Cotton and Silk, half Hose, in
White and Fancy
Gents Under Shirts in Silk, Gauze, Merino, Lisls
Thread and Cotton. At the cash store.
my7 CHRISTIAN & EATHROP.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.--.In reply
~ to Joseph Kirsh, Forwarding the public not to
be caught by me with note of s. A. Marsh for $57
Is, endorsed by said Joseph Kirch. L bought said
note of Mr.. Snider and have sold the tad note, and
have endorsed the same; and the holder will hold Mr.
Kirsh responsible for the same. If Mr.. Kirsh in.
tended not to be responsible for this nte he ought
not to have endorsed it, bought the note because
l knew he was good for the money and Mr.. Marsh
was insolvent s. SCHWARTZ.
nv 7--2t*
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CENTL 4 M EMS SHAVING. HAlH
" DRESSING AND SHAMPOoING SALOON,
14th ,treef oDposite the Exchange Hotel Richmond,
Ta-WILLIdW WILLIAMSON, Proprietor, hsv.
ing recently moved to the above estsblshment, and
after incurrng considerable expense in renting ana
Flor and nstronaae of the public. With polite at
tendants snd together with hs knowledge Of the mo
Do, operandi feels assured of his ability to give en-
Strangers visiting the city waited on with dispatch
Inn
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- NTcetisg Postpened..-In senscaucncs
of the inclemency Of the westner tns me g -
Ia 10 meet ct Antellot's, corner Of Broad and iItn
streets If the weather shoald BE- ineiemene. ~
shall adjourn to the rst MaIket nosse tns
INV 7.--2t< WI. ~. IlNoh1i.
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E. S. Thurman, a prominent citizen of Lynch.
burg. Va. died on Saturday last
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sPHCIAL NoTrCEs.

- The Literary Society Of tire Y9uug
Mens Christisr Association. viii hold meesins Y
Ire room u the Association, on THuksUAi evs-
nine next, the sth inst, ct n o'clock
INV tn
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lIDICHMOND IN BY.GONE DAYs....
IL This book 10 not entirely OF local cnaIac.eI,
hut embraces various of general interest con-
csrnipr men and things Of past times, 1ntersPerseo
with anecdotes relating to them r..
second supply received fr0W sgs am sr otbsr
ssle ~ la my 7-St
CHILDREN,S Hos X Vel have In
u store . general assortment OF ehdren's mixed
H. ~ AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
No IL Main street.
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JAMES THOMAS
y OLD MARKET GRANARY
Bakers Old Stand corner 18th and Franklin streets
Will deliver to customers in the city free of charge
Orders left at GODSEY'S House. on Cary street, will
meet with prompt attention.
TERMs-Cash nv 5---StA
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