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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-25

u" To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND-Mr. BYRD AMBERLAYNE, the pres
ent Assistant Assessor will be voted for as ASSES
SOR in the approaching charter elections by
NH 22---td MANY VOTERS.
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- re myself candidate for reelection, as COM
.TsSi0SER OF THE REVENUE for the upper
5,,.-lct 81 the ensuing election in May next.
J. B. kEESEE.
Usurlco March 45-ltF
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BY Dunlop, M0ncure & Co.
ARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES,

(NAKCO OF SUOAR AND MULASSES,
" AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,, the 26th
inst, commencing at ii O'Clock, we will sell at our
wharf and warehouse, at Rockets, the cargo of the
schr. Snow Flake, from Louisiana, with
2l8 hhds. SUGARS shipped from several plantations
the quality varying from fair to choice.
278 bbls prime MOLASSES.
TERMs-Under 800 cash; over $780, months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
-. Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO,
"a Auet
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ILL OF FARE AT THE ARBOTR.
- UYETE q . u - ~ ANOO - o


HIS hEch sPhlNGa HAhDWAkE.--I am
now opening large assortment of Hardware and
Itiers Of Foreign and Domestic manufacture, all of
hleh have been bought on the most favorable terms
% SAAh. deem IL unnecessary to enumerate; suf-
re u 10 say that my stock 10 large and completes
my old customers and the public generally 10
az on Us and examine my Goods before making their
purchase TnEO ROBERTSON
Importer and Dealer In Foreign and Domestic
HhN Hardware End Gallery, No. IS Main ut.
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lust TO HAND

Eu>T TO HAND
~ English CHEESE
Durham MUSTARD in pint and pint bottles
Walnut CATSUP
SCpeI SALAD OIL
Extra fine GUNPOWDER TEA
few dozen superior BRANDY, pale and dark
ChaPpelas b or BRANDY, pale
HelHtssY do dark
Sicily Madeira WINE, light color
ilo land GIN
Bourbon WHISKEY, old
hangers do dc
Apple BRANDY, old and very fine
For sale by -
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-My customers
ed that have now open and ready for inspection an
entire new and magnificent stock of Spring and Sum
mer Goods, consisting in part Of Ribbons, Embroide
res plain and igd Bsreges and Silk Tissues. Challey
Bereses De Bieges Lawns, Briiliants, Ginghams
Prints Parasols, Spring Shaws Goods for mems and
and boys wear; the greatest variety of Ladies' and
Misses Hose; Gents and Boys Half Hose best qnah
ty; Kid Gloves white and copd full assortment OF
Donesties and Housekeeping Goods and many other
articles numerous TO mention Particular aiten-
ton to called TO lot of 5000 beautiful Collars at &c
only, and deep worked Swiss Band at Csc, worth at
Il asst 5Oc rstrate article of Irish Linen S7i Cts
yard, and many other bargains, at
VAL COHEN,
NH 24-6th lis Broad street
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gT- To the Voters of tic City of Rich.
MoND-I beg leave to announce myself candidate
for reelection to the office Of MAYOR Of this city
at the ensuing charter elections. "
NH aide JOSEPH MAYO.
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CF To Hhe Voters of RichmOnd--I respect.
fully announce myself candidate for your SURFACES
for the Office of CITY SERGEANT at the ensuing
charter elections. WILLIAM S. WOOD
NH I5-Ele*
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GPRING EMBROIDERIEs FOR THK

SPRING EMBROIDERIES FOR THE
SLADIES.-Collars, Sleeves. Bands, Shirts, Baby's
Waists, and many other neat and new Goods OF the
news st styles, at 1913 Broad strsst 4.
mi, ~ J. MILLHISER BRO.
LyMH DEKIEs, EMBKOIDBRIES.--
Il have just received large lot of Gu broideries
by the Roanoke, ooDsisting OF Muslin Puff Sleeves:
sett slee yes and Collars and Muslin Collars of all
prices Those In want Of cheap embroideries will do
well 10 call at the cheap store.
NH q ALFRED MOSES. IS Main street
WHITE WAX. Thick White Wax, sal
w table for making artificial teeth for sale BY
mhA A. BODEKER
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NEW DRY GOODS AND TRIIMING

NEW DRY GOODS AND TRIMMING
l Y STORE, at 33 MAIN STREET,. L. WE'LL re-
spectfuly informs the ladies of Richmond and vicni
ty, that he has removed to No So Main street. where
in addition to his sock of Fancy Goods and trimmings
lected stock of Dry Goods which he will sell as low
can be purchased at any other house in this city
bestowed him, he asks q continuance of the same
with the that he will do his to please
J. L. WE'LL,
No. 50 Main street.
NH "a Mansion House.
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DEA & IL ES.-A small consignment OF
4 Peaches in t and 8 lb cans, for sale by
SIZER 4 PHAUP,
NH q q Main street
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


4 .gMD1ISSIONER,S SALE OF RRAJ.
- ESTATE.-Pursuant to decree Of the (jrcuit
-. OF the county of Henrico, pronounced on the
=. Gay Of March, 1856, a. Commissioner thersin
nsa NED, ". sell to the highest bidder up0n The
IMuisea o. TIL RSDAY. the 9th inst, at O'clock.
ON one lot OF Land. with the improvement there.
near the city of Richmond. =
on the following day the 18th inst, upon the
Cottas. y O'Clock. NJ, lot of Land at the Slash
perty az ,e county Of Hanover all being the pro-
ed. an Shafp dIed, seized and possess
costs Of the sut a. Sasn for as much will pay the
ror Inc residue, credit of five month. i \.
.seuy and O. ,, 70 bond
to be made by the Court f1' ana deed ordered
FENDALL GRIFFIN.
PuIIIAn h D.v,s special Commissioner.
NH q ~.
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NORTHERN MEKCER POTATOEs.--
: 40 bshls white Mercer Potatoes for sale by
SIZER PHAUP,
NH q "a Main ST.
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A MOST VAI.UA BILE FARM AND
~ COUNTRY SEAT ONTHE BROOKE PLANK

"A MUST v n h u N ID L. Il FARM AND
"A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE BROOKE PLANK
ROAD, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUG
TION.-By request of the owner, who intends to re-
side in the city, will sell at auction, on FRIDAY,
18th March, at Al O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the premises,
that beautiful and valuable farm, situated above
and next adjoining the toll gate.
1t is proposed to divide aud sell in two parcels thus
LIST. The Houses handsome Cottage, situated in a
beautiful oak grove, with rooms, new, and finished
in the most elegant and tasteful manner brick kitch
en- barn, stables &c, with 65 acres of highly i'm
proved land attached, in part seeded with wheat
which promises well.
I'd. small framed dwelling, with out buildings
situated the road with 10 of land attached
now occupied by Mr.. Fulcher.
Much pains and expense have been undertaken
with this property, and it ia desirable re-
treat for those wishing avoid the hustle of city
life, with its TAXES, whilst it is sufficiently near to
enable to reside thereon and yet attend to bust
ness in the city As a description, however minute,
will fail to convey proper idea of the many beauties
and values of this property, it will be considered
unnecessary after it has been examined-which those
designing to purchase will prefer, and requested
to do.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 6, u and ls
months, with interest, and satisfactorily secured.
NH l9 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DEFINED SAT- pETKE.--In 100 Id.
IL kegs; for sale by E. Ii. SKINKER * CO.,
UE22 Cary street.
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AIRS. SIyITER begs respectfully TO in
1VI form the ladies of Richmond that she has
menced ths Clear 5tarching business. She gets up
ladies' sleeves collars. muslin dresses, lace curtains
and everything belonging to Clear Starchng Flutins
and Crimping She hopes by strict attention to bust
so earnestly solicits She lives in one of aptain
Epps' houses, Baker and ID streets, near the Male
Orphan Asylum. NH 24-Str
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GLOVER sEED.--3U bushels in store,
- for sale by i. II. SHINKER & co.
-rI Haru
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HJASON,ss BLACkINl2 AND X So
VI 100 gross assorted sizes Mason's Backing the
bes, in use: just received and for sale by
nh Il A BODEKER.
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INDELLIBLE INK, for marking Linen,
L lc.-Psysop's, Wright's, Bazin's, Bonds and Nee
ees Indehble Ink with and without the reparation;
to- sale by A. BODEKER,
nh a No. 10 Main street.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
MIGHT LES.--WATCHES. yEwFT.
BY, &c.-Will be sold at auction, THIS EVE.
MING, commencing at "A o'clock, q large LOT Of
Watches, Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, &c.
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Art;cIes.
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Segars, 90
no 10 ALEX. MOTT, Auat
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EUANO, PLASTER, SUPER PHUS-
N PLATE OF LIME.-600 tons No. l Peruvian
GlauC; 100 DO. Richmond Ground Plaster; 800 bbls
i Mexican Guano; 4H0 do DeBurg's No. Amounted
super Phosphate of Lime; for sale by
L. II. SKINKER g. CO,
mh - No. 80 Cary street
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AkGE AND taAUl1 BILE TORsCCo
- II, factory ON IiIH, BETWEEN MAIN AMI
GAK4 SHEETS. FOR SALE AT Auction
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of NJ
1856. on the premises, commencing at oclocI ,Sa,
really valuable Tobacco Factory, situated ON tha .
sde of 18th, between Main and Cary streets no.. =;
the occupancy of Messrs N. B. Dickinson and S, ~
Bailey, at an annual rent of LOO The lot front.
90 feet, extends back 80 feet
The terms, which will be liberal will be p,s5s
known at the hour of sale. The and insurance
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser
NH IL GODDIN & APPER5ON, Aucts
I ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON THE
- MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, NEAR TO ACAD.
Envy HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, April 1st 1856, will be sold on the pre-
misses commencing at O'Clock, large number o.
lots situated as above, some of which are admirably
located for building purposes whilst others are well
suited for gardening, and some really fine meadow
lant A plat of the lots can be seen at our Office
TERMs:-l-Sd cash, balance at and months for
negotiable notes. interest added and title retained till
Iast note paid The taxes for the present year to
NH q GODDIN & APPERsoN. Auctrs
SHERR5I!FE,,,ss SALE OF LOTS nos. %
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Coun of Ches.
terfield in the of Martin, &C. against Weisi.
ger. &c. pronounced on the 9Th November 1855
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the premises
on MONDAY, the Slst of March, 1885, at o'clock p
M, (if fair; if not, the next fair dayl handsome
half acre Lots, Nos. % and "a in the plan of Man
chester situated Porter and Perry streets and be-
tween Harrison street and the corporation line
TERMs-One half cash balance at 6 months for
bonds with good security, retaining lien on the land
for further security The for the present year
to be paid by the purchaser.
GEORGE w. sNELLINGs,
Sheriff of Chesterfield county
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
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By Larns & shine,

MIGHT SALE, October 1st 1S5S.-TO.
NIGHT, commencing at O'Clock, we Will sell. az
our store, No IA Main street. large assortnent of
staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost ,very ar.
ncle IN the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades ~
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of En-
lsh Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Anker, and
Cylinders Patent Silver Levsr., Anchors and CYL
ALsO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Wstches Of
all styles together with large stock of Double Rarrai
Guns, Pistols, &C., &C.
Country Merchants would do well to sttend tbs,e
sales, a. great bargains may be expected Goods
warranted to be a. represented.
oc St LARUS L sHItIE. Annta
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LtINE TkA...I The subscFther Ia y9ssx aos
II csivsd large n,pply Of 0unpowdsr Isss ~ aa
eommsnly good quality Tor low p.ics. pr.,r
NH A--N W. y, p1AtA"
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A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY! shall
"A sell at private sale during the week the stock of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods remaining on hand -
have still in store assortment of Coats Pants and
Vests silk Shirts and Drawers; Cravats; Hdkf Socks
Gloves; stock OF Trunks, Carpet Bags and Vacss.-
without regard to cost, shall positively close out
at auction on Monday next the Slst inst
ABRAHAM LEVY,
NH a Onnosita 81 Charlas uo.al
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Inn BBLS. R0SIN, on the Dock, and
iVU for sale by d. 3. BRiDGFORD & co,
Inh y On the Dock
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NH 24-ats S' ~'" A'"'0''a''
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ONE DOLLAR A BUX...The subscriber
~ has for some time been putting up a dollar gize
OF Semples lntallible Baking Powder for the use of
large families hotels, &c, for those no use good
deal Of it. He is putting up the other two sizes as
usual For sale by Druggists and grocers generally
S. z. SEMPLE,
mn "a Main sf
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SsIoIMUN'S BROAD AXES.--N0w re.
- celvlng aud for sale cheap by
GARRISON & ANDERSON,
NH % In Main
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L Children cry for it.-This preparation contains no
Oil of Worm-seed or nauseating Drugs, but is sweet
and pleasant the and is eagerly taken by chill
dren. 1t is safe, certain and speedy in its effects
Prepared by E. ]. PICoT. Sold BY PURCELL Laid
& Co. Bennett, Beers Fisher; John w. Pollard,
and Druggists generally. NH 81
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ILUVEft SEED AND TIMOTHY SEED,
y for sails by
NH u EDWIN WORTHAM L CO
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SALE UF VALUABLl
Il EIIRNITIIRE-Ru virtna of a deed of trust /

L OF VALUABLE
FURNlTURE.-By virtue of deed of trust to
the undersigned executed, by J. NJ. Smith, bearing
date the 2st day of July 1854 duly recorded in the
Hastings Court office, of the city of Richmond, /
shall as trustee in the said deed and by request of
public auction. to the highest bidder, at the Amer
can Hotel in the city Of Richmond beginning the
perry in the said deed conveyed consisting of vaua
Bile furniture of every variety, such Mirrors
Pianos Carpets, Curtains Chandeliers, rich Sofas
Tables Wardrobea, Bureaus, Oil Cloths, Plated
Ware, China, Glass and Ornamental Ware, Knives
Forks and Spoons Cookery, Table Linen and Towels
Kitchen and Office Furniture and other articles too
numerous to be mentioned Also, the stock of Cigars
and Liquors on hand at the said Hotel.
TERMs-For sums of $50 and under, cash; over
$50 four months credit for approved endorsed nego
table notes. JOHN A. LANCASTER,
NH 18---tde Trustee.
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BUILDING LOTS on s,

Is ST. AT AucTIoN.Hon THURsDAY' 9Th
March, at A O'Clock, upon the premises will be sold
that property beautifully situated at the southeast
of Clay and 9th sts fronting IS feet the
side of 9th street. and running back between parallel
lines 100 feet to alley 10 feet wide 1t will be di.
vded into two lots fronting 81 feet each on the east
line of Sth street.
AS regards beauty of situation, desirability of
neighborhood, and convenience to the market and pa
of business these are the most desirable lots for
private residences now in market in the city.
TERMs-One- fourth cash balance at 4, and II
months, with interest. and satisfactorily secured.
NH q TAYLOR IL WILLIAMS Aucts
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- Linens, 3 cents very superior do. 81 Linen Ia
Bile Napkins, 81 so per doz Linen Hdkfs. sixpence;
excellent at l23 cents; be1pstitched l.. Hdkfs
very cheap; Table Cloths and Table Diapers, lower
than ever, at 1873 Broad street.
NH "a j. MILLHISER & BRO
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EIURSE TOWDEKS-A never faiIing cure
Il for Heaves, Colds, Coughs, Botts or Worms. By
its the horses appetite is improved, and derange
ments of digestive organs corrected II softens the
skin and gives to the coat sleek and shining appear
ance. 1t may be used with perfect safety at all
times, it contains Ingredient which ipure
horse whether sick well; is il necessary that
the horse should be kept from work while usingit.
Price l24 cts per package, with full directions for
using it, Prepared and sold by
OWEN B. HILL, Druggist,
Corner opposite the Old Market,
NH % franklin street.
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nAT MEAL---Fresh, just received
~ NH "a w. C. BATTAILE DRUGGIST

y NH a W. c. BATTAILE, Druggist
NEW SPRING GOODS.-.J. MILLHI.
l SER BRO. take this opportunity of informing
their friends and customers generally that they have
opened of the most extensive and varied spring
stock of dry goods they had the pleasure in offer
ing before Returning their thanks for the very lib
eral patronage heretofore extended to them, they
promise to sell good Goods at low prices and invite
all those wishing to buy such to give them call at
1873 Broad street.
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By Goddin O. ar,.,-.- :

rr,,,.xAn.v, Special COMMISSIONS.
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w SEED OIL, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol and
Banning Fluid, in quantities to suit. For sale by
nm Il BENNETT. BEERS l. FISHER
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union publishes extracts from various
newspaper accounts Of the condition of affairs
in Kapsas, with running commentaries. The
editor takes the same view of them expressed
yesterday iu the Star. 1t is very clear now
that the great majority of the people of the
Territory, whether for or against the legaliza-
ton of slavery in their State constitution when
admitted into the Union, have combined to
aid the authorities to compel the abolitionists
sent out by the Emigrant Aid Society to obey
the laws; and that all the men among them
who have been conspicuous as leaders Of the
Lawrence faction, ran away when it became
certain that the officers Of the law have power
to enforce it. No Missourians are involved in
the existing troubles there the actors being
citizens of the Territory only.
The Inteiligeneer is to day devoted to news
literature, &c.
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

In tho Senate, to-day, Mr.. Slidell, rising to
q personal explanation, denied the accuracy
of the testimony of Mr. Sumner before the spe
cial committee, as published in the Baltimore
Sun of this morning, relative to the fracas tn at
took place few days since in the Senate
chamber
Mr.. Douglas also made personal explana.
ton, wherein he, too, denied the correctness Of
erence to himself, as connected with the fracas
above mentioned.
Mr.. Toombs also did the same, and took oc-
cas;on to add that when the affair occurred,
he felt no other sentiment with reference to it
| than that Mr.. Sumner received just what he
deserved, and nothing more.
Mr.. Butler addressed the Senate in a few
remarks, wherein he stated that Mr.. Sumner
in saying that his (Mr Butler's) personal re-
marks had called for the language that Mr..
S. had used towards him personally, had COM
| mitted a mistake He challenged a reference
to the record - prove that he mad long since
ceased to recognize Mr.. s. in debate, or to al
Jude in any way to anything the Senator (Mr.
S said or did.
Mr.. Wade denounced the declaration of Mr..
Toorabs. He declared that, on the doctrine
to come into the Senate chamber armed, and,
though but a small number to vindicate the
right of free speech there by force Of arms, &e.
Mr.. Wilson explained that his colleague
testimony might be wrong in unimportant per-
ticulars on account Of tho confusion of his sit
uation in the affair; and thus accounted for
his mistakes, to which Messrs. Slidell, Doug
las, and Toombs had alluded.
In the course Of his remarks he took occa-
sion to denounce the assault made by MI
Brooks on Senator Sumner as base, outra-
geous and cowardly.
When he uttered that last word Mr.. Butler
said, " You are liar"
Great excitement here occurred for a no.
ment; when
Dir. Stuart called to order, and argued that
all the current proceedings were out of order.
Mr.. Butler then apoIogised to the Senate
for using the words that had last escaped him.
After a few further remarks from Messrs
Wilson and Foster, the hour for the special
order arrived and the Central American
question with Britain was taken up.
In the Houie, Mr.. W albridge reported back
from the Public Lands Committee the bill
granting lands to Michigan in aid of the con-
struction Of certain railroads in that State,
with a substitute therefor.
Moving to put it on its passage, he addressed
the House in explanation of its provisions, and
called the previous question on its third read
ing.
Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, and Mr.. Craige,
urged him to withdraw the call, in order that
the opponents of such legislation rs the bill
proposed, might be heard; but Mr.. W. de-
Ginning, tho House seconded the call for the
previous question-ayes "A, noes IS.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee moved to recon
slider that vote.
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Grand Mass Meeting.

THE ANTI-KNOW NOTHINGs OF THb
l. Seventh Ward will hold Grand Mass Meet
ing on THURSDAY EVENING, May 10Th, al
az O'Clock corner Of Seventh street ard intersec-
ton OF Maryland and Virginia avenues
Distinguished speakers from all parts OF the
country will address he meeting.
The Ani-know Nothing Associations OF the
several wards, together with the Georgetow- a.
ISOLATION, are requested TO unite with US on tnis
occasion. Persons Of all parties are respccuulB
invited to attend.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
Samn 8. Taylor, Chm, Michael Mooney,
Thomas N. Harvey, Robert GIL.
Joseph y. GU, nS-$T
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the proceedings of the day, a speech upon

the proceedings of the day, a speech upon
general politics.
Mr.. Stephens presented the argument, in
English, of Mr.. Gsllegos, the sitting delegate
from New Mexico twho does not speak the
English language) in the New Mexican con-
tested election case, which, with any reply
thereto Mr.. Otero, the contestant, might make,
was ordered to be printed.
The bill to expedite the issuing of California
land bills was then taken up, and after few
remarks by Mr. Denver for its postponement
until this day Tuesday, two weeks, and also
few remarks from Mr.. Herbert against that
motion, it was agreed to.
After the transaction of some other business
they adjourned.
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GRAND RALLY
ANTI-KNow NoTH1NGs
3 L 4 i III w A r. ID

SlXT III w ARD.
A GRAND RALLY OF THE ANTI-KNOw
"A Nothings Of Washington will be held in Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING next the 2sth instant. at * O'Clock
All men, without respect 10 parties, are respect
fully invited to attend.
The meeting will be addressed by the follow
ing distinguished gentlemen
Hon A 6 Brown, Miss Hon 9 A Smith, Tenn
Hon Il Weller, Cal Hon w Peck, Mich
Hoa l. McKeitt, sc Hon w Barksdale Miss
Hon A f Maxwell, Fla Hon 6 Davidson, La
Walter Lsnox, Washington City.
DR.. Magruder, do
m 97.2t