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" IF YOU HAVE kHkUMATISM-
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE

" If YOU HAvk KHkUMATISM-
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURH
If YOU HAVE SCROFULA-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOY HAVE PAIN AND ACHING OF THE
BONES
USE CARTER,s SPANISH MIXTURE,
If YOU HAZE SUFFERED BY MERCURY-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MlXTURE
IF YOU ARE SUBJECT TO BOLS-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If you HAVE ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOUR LIVER rs AFFECTED-
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOU HAVE FEVERS AND NIGHT
SWEATS-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOU HAVE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HAVE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HAVE NERVOUS DEBILITY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOUR BLOOD rs IMPURE
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If you WANT THE BEST ALTERATIYE
IN THE WORLD---
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOU WANT II MEDICINE THAT CON.
TAINS NO MERCURY.--.
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP RIGOROUS AND
HEALTHY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR ILL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE,
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
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'I'HE RICHMOND WINK. STORE.
DUDLEY CO.,
Importers and wholesale dealers In Choice
Wines, Fine Brandies Liquors, Cigars.

We call particular attention OF the trade hote
keepera private families, and those that buy for
Medical purposes to our large and extensive stock,
Consisting in part viz: Wnes-Madeiras; Sherries;
Ports; Pure Juice; Hockf Clarets &c &c. All grades
Port very old and fne in origins packages Of bot.
ties, Tor Medical and Sacramentsl use.
Champagne Wines
Heidsick Co; koucher; Vt. Olivier CO.; LIE
Marquis de Poncet; Sillery; Old Anchor; and other
brands Tor which we agents and can offer great
inducements to the trade and hotels.
Brandies.
Hennessey; Otsrd Dupuy Co.; Martell; Pelle-
vorsin A Seignett and other brands from the loves
price upwards.
Liquors.
Jamaica; st CrOiI ard Boston Rum; Arr8ck; Hol-
land Gin; Scotch and Irish Whiskies; Old Bourbon
and Mountain Rye Whiskey; Old Peach and Apple
Brsndies Curacoa Abistnth; Kirsch; Msraschino
Also, Ginger Wine; Blackberry Brandy Cherry
Brandy BtterE, which excellent for Summer
Somplalnx
Cigars.
large variety of Choice Brands.
Malt Liquor.
GHness's; Dublin Brown stout; Hibbert's 4 By.
sss's London Porter; Philadelphia Porter; Muir
fon's Scotch Ale; Asopp's India Pale Ale; Dudley's
Tonic and Sparkling Ale; Philadelphia Ale and Ls
ger Beer, In plnts and quarts
Those In want of the genuine article, we invite to
call and examine. u Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Lieut.. Lardner Gibbon. U. s. Navy, has res
signed.
The bark f A Rawlings, built at Norfolk, Va,
has been sold for $l3,O 600.
Virgnius Hendrick is the distribution candidsta
for the Virginia Senate from the Kanawha dis
trict.
VIM Carey, an old citizen ofGreenbrier county,
Va died suddenly last week.
London Dock brandy is advancing. The cost of
importation is Sll per gallon.
Mrs. Bellany, an actress, died at Newark, N. j.,
on Tuesday.
Texas has been visited by heavy rains and the
crops promise = rich harvest.
The American State Conventions of Ohio will be
held in Cincinnati on the 9th inst.
Strawberries from Savannah, Georgia, are SELL
ing in Baltimore at 81 per quart.
James Boatwriaht. an old and prominent citizen
of Columois, S. c., is dead.
George Parke Custis was among the notables ..
the jamestown celebration.
There were 627 arrivals at the port of Whining.
ton N. c., last year.
JEFF Davis, ex. Secretary Of War, arrived At
Vicksburg, Miss, on the 5th inst.
On the occasion of the benefit of Madame Bour-
geoise, the prima donna, at New Orleans, Friday
night, diamonds valued At $500, were thrown on
the stage to her.
Geo. B. Merwn late United States consul ..
Valparaiso, and family, have arrived at Boston IL
the ship Prospero.
Col. Benton has been invited to deliver his lec-
tnre on the Union at st. Louis He promises to
do so In November next
On Tuesday the general conference Of the United
Brethren church met in Cincinnati, Bishop Gloss
brenner presiding.
Thos L Broun, Esq has been elected President
of the Coal River (Va) Navigation Company, in
place of w Rosecrans, resigned.
The lower house of the California Legislature
has passed bill districtng the State for the elec
tion of members of Congress.
new Italian opera company has been formed
in New York under the auspices of Signor Morei-
II, the popular baritone.
The Senate of Massachusetts, has passed . bill
prohibiting naturalizsd ctizens from voting until
two years after receiving their papers.
Jacob Shriver is appointed postmaster at Neers.
Vile Loudon county. Va, TO ill vacancy created
by the resignation of E. Vicksrs.
The reported flight Of Brigham Young from the
Salt Lake. and of Walker from Ncs ragua, re-
quire confirmation.
At Dumfries, Prince William county, Va. Cha's
Merchan. Is appointed postmaster In plse of G. D
JsiIf, who has resigned.
At Linden, Warren county, Va, William B.
Walter Is appointed postmaster In place Of b X
Barbee, resigned.
Samuel Nicholson, the banker who died . few
days ago, left fortune of $500 900 to hts relatives
and two sisters in Ireland.
The Hon. EoIon Borland, of Arks nsas, has quit
physic and politics and commenced the practics Of
law.
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE.-On Monday last some
white men piled an inofensive negro. named
John Thompson, with liquor, At . tavern near
Jersey City, on the plank road to Newark, N. j.:
They then saturated his hair with csmphsne and
set Ore to it. The poor wretch died the same
night from the effects of the treatment. The
coroper's inquest named Daniel keenan,, who
was ringeader In the affair, as the cause OF the
death of Thompson, and the grand jury being In
sessiop Keenan, was forthwith indicted
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No AID FOR KAHsAs.-The Vermont Leglsla'
ture has refused to appropriate money to re lave
the Kansas sufferers The New York Legisls'
,ure has done likewise, and Massaehusettf'
whose Legislature began the movement, has re
dnced the amount of its quota to 900, and will
probably In the end, vote nothing
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FRENCH EMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA Rev
Mr.. Lorviaux, Protestant Minister of France, has
secured three thousand acres of good land for a
congregation of some five hundred in Monongalia
county, Va, within eight miles of Morgantown,
the seat of the county, and of the Monougahela
river, and within twenty miles of the Pennsyl apia
line, at the moderate price CT seventy five csnts
per acre He thinks the report he will bear to the
French Protestants will induce many thousand to
leave country where their rights are but poorly
protected, and where lard, of no more value than
that he has just bought owing to the crowded state
of population, is worth from three to five hundred
dollars per acre
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FREIGHrs TO EURoPE.-It 10 stated that ship
owners In New York are sure that rates OF freieh'
have toucbed bottom, some of the Liverpool ships
hsine unable TO get corn % dead weight, which
they offered TO take TO Liverpool free of charge.
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SHIP CANAL ACROSS THE IsTHMUs OF DA.
RIEN.-Advices have been received here in re-
gard to the recent expedition of DR. Caldwell, of
the U. s. ship Independence to the Isthmus of Da-
risn. The statement of DR.. Caldwell is highly
interesting and important. 1t verities the views
and facts heretofore presented by the English
civil engineer Mr.. Osborne, in regard to the
practicability of canal between the waters of the
two oceans across the Isthmus of Daren Dr.
Caldwell proceeded far enough from the Pacific
side to obtain view Of the Atlantic aud states
that the route is perfectly well adapted to cana-
zition, The report of DR.. Caldwell will give q
fresh impulse to an Investigation of this important
question.
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New Bedford Mass has appropriated 81, 900 for
the celebration Of the fourth Of July.
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HIGH WATER.-The heavy rains which fellt he
2d and Sd of this month, swelled the Ksnawha and
Elk river, Va, to height not attained for several
years past. Some of the bridges above Charles
ton were swept sway
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Cigars.
A large variety Of Choice Brands.
HEntF tn.Ar
A CARD.
A CARD
IA PURCELL, LADD CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
IHearl AIceef hlchmandl

beg leave 10 inform their friends Merchants and tho
public that since the destruction of their Store house
BY ire on the 25d March, they have, by arrivals per
Steamers and Express made such additions to their
stock, ss Will enable I'D, heretofore, TO fill or.
ds entrusted to them, with Sheir usual promptness
and dispatch
p Their store, for the present. is on Pearl street,
and opposite their old stand.
PURCELL, LADD CO,
.p II Dvn.si.ts Ri,bmon5
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bteem Candy Manufacture,
Vt No lot Main street Richmond Va

kOh HIkE..A seamstress and House
- Servant, woman with one child, who 10 fine
washer and Ironer, or House Servant, and espsble
o' pAsing OF fitting any portion of . sentemans or
isoys wearing appsIel. T. CAUfH0RN.
ay Z--ts
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no B l. Il hEFINED sTEAm CAN.
BossIEUX's Steam. Refined Candies are une quaI-
ied Country merchants W no have bought them and
VINO have bought in New York, PhiadsIpbia and
give ii their unqualified admrstion they all cay 1t
the very best they saw and that IL keeps bet
,eI than any they ever had. The reason IL ebveus;
~ 10 made OF the best double refined crushed Sugars,
by "ostmen Of experience, packed carefully and
Gao article never put up. To those who have never
tried IT, would say call and sec, try and buv pack.
ste. LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
Bteem Candy Manufacturer.
my7 No lot Main street. Richmond. Va
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CONFIRMED The Havana correspondent Of
the Charleston Standard thus confirms the report.
ed flight of Walker from Rivas:
We have reliable information that General
Walker has abandoned his works at Riy.s And
that he is himself In safety on board of q Briti.h
vessel Of war at San Juan del Sur on the Pacific G
side. The Information was received by q vessel
from Greytown or that vicinity, q. Trinidad last
Wednesday evening. The Granada does NOT
bring the news, nor could 1t have beea rsceiv sd A.
Aspiuwall ct the time of her departure From
the source, have no doubt Of the fact Col.
Lockridge was still remaining at Greytovn- bv
the same dispatch
1HH LYNCH LAW EXECUTIONS IN KENTUCKY
This riot which took Tl,ce at Louisville Kx
Thursday, on the aequitts Of the fur nesroes VIII
murdered tha Joyce family was led by q vouns
son OF one OF the parties murdered As soon q
ths result OF the trial wss know n large mob be
by young Joyce, organized and made several AZ.
tempts upon this jail where the nsgroes vera ie car
eersfsd but failed to penetrate its walls Tee i.ii
ors, fearing another attack ordered the men to be
armed - guard, which was DONE when they com
meneed htins from the jail into the air r the pul-
pose OF in,imidatins the rioters. The latter how
ever, were cot TO be put down % sasi.y. and they
jr
The keepers on hearing this Immediately eapitu-
.sted, when three Of the negroes vsre se,ssd ~
the iniuriate me- and hung to tree. The other ne
gro cut his throst a Jail prefsrns to die thus tnss
~ the hands Of q mob. Youua Joyce wno hescse
the rioters aud who 10 supposed 70 % iassne -
been put In close eop6nemsnt SERIOUS Iens shs ee.
Cd the. the mob VII s...ss tss n.,sos. b.,
the authorities will endsevsr 70 pevS,t ~ .asasl
acts Of viosncs Our eittyens sensFaily aicappsoSs
ofths verdict asqsittns the hseka buf % the same
hms deprssats riots
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Gard. Thomas w. keesee, Aucttsn
ser, (Ofiee with George J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl Il
ell attend In person to the sale Ct Real Estate.
Household Furniture, Stocks Of Asrshaadiss, HorssS
&s.
ALso.-fo Renting out Houses aaA Hiri,s out Us.
groes.
ebi Iftate d Persons Those who
have suffered from incessant Fevers Loss of Appe-
tite, or improper Digestion may easily be cured by
the use OF BAKERS BIrrERs. we have known per.
sons entirely restored to health BY these Btters az
ter visiting ali the watering places without rsesiv
ing any benefit Ifsny Of readers are suffering
from Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver,
Indigestion, Ague and Fever, Sour Stomach or Los
of appetite, they will find csrtsin relief by using
these Bitters a. directed Delicate females may
rest sssured that these Bitters admirably
to their disesses and fail 10 quekenns nature
and restoring the bloom Of health to their cheeks
feethlng infants may also be improved by their
BY their strengthening properties A family med
iciIs these Btters stand unrvsled and must eve
uslly SUP esede all Others We invite trial at once
Fo sale by all Druggists In this city and elsew hero
In Virginia. my8
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Thurlow Weed, editor Of that famous aboltoer
sheet, the Albany Journal, 10 In Savannah Ga
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ssgs FOR RENT.--The House occupied by
MS By &. w. Allen, four doors below Governors
1GA street. Apply to w Allen, over Mr.. H.
keach's Trimming store. Rent very moderate.
ST
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A SUGAR TOWN The town Of Delhi nshsn
county, Mich returns an aggregate Of twenty two
tons, or A 600 pounds Of maple sugar, which at
i0Iceuts per pound, would realize the sum Of a..
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SPECIAL NOTIUks.

~ New Hair Dye.--Ho obsen has n new
Hair Dye 1t instantiy dyes the Whisken or Nous
sacnes oeautifui natural black or brown which
neither water NOR sunshine tarnish in the leas
we sdv1se all who dye, to call on HOBsON. .t hs
BAR Cutting Room, under the American Hotel -
Entrance on lith street n %
~ Board of Trade Of Kichmond.-
HORACE l. KENT, PreIt. Z. B. BENTLEY, 1rsss'r.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of arbitration
WILLIAM 8. DONNAN, Chairman
LAhKIk W. GLA1EsRooK, JAMES .. DuyvY.
DAVID CuRRIs, l. ID. CalsssAv'
my H-N
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FRIGHTENED TO DEATH-A post mortem ex
animation has been held on the body of Nugent
who was arrested for dsinterring the bodies of
young children, at Concord, N G, to make med
icine" Of them. The physicians could ind nc
poison, and came to the conclusion that he died
from the effects of fright at being arrested.
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fasS FOX RENT-The house and Store
~ north side Of Brosd street, No. 2S6 (Lyon's
Row. now occupied IS 8 millinery establish.
ment. Apply TO 235 Broad street
N. B.-The present tenant gives up the business,
and 10 selIinR of at cost. my l5--Iw
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DISTRESSING EVENT --Ou Prince Edwards
Island on the night of the 4sh inst, the residence
of Samuel Cannon was destroyed by FIRE, ard
four of bis children burnt to death The mother
escaped. but was only prevented by the strength
Of the spectators fros throwing herself into the
flames to rescue her children
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LATER FROM FLokIDA-We find in the Florida
papers some intelligence of interest from the the.
atre of IDdian hostilities. Captain johnson, in
late report, dated Indian Pond, April 2lsl, am
nouuces the killing of three Indians and the cap
ture OF five. The engagements, which resulted 8
above were of little moment, IS the Indiana
merely fired without wounding any white men
and took tn their heaia
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EURDER.-Charles D Philips, farmer, living
near MorristowD, Pa, killed Cleaver Bartholo-
NEW, his cousin in dispute on the IL th instant -
They were contractors on the Valley Railroad
and some dispute arose about money during the
day, which was renewed in the evening, when
Phi ips drew horse pistol and deliberately shot
him dead, the ball entering near the nipple and
pa sing out through the shoulder. lodging in the
ceiling Bartholomew fell exclaiming, Il am
shot," or killed" and expired in about three
minntaa
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D sTREssIHG MORTALITY The York Pennsyl.
vanian states that the Rev. Hutchins, formerly
pastor of the Episcopal church in that borough,
but now residing at Albion, Ill recently lost seven
out OF pine children in ten successive days from
scarlet fever and at last accounts the Others
|
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FIREs.-In Baltimore, hurs sday night the lum
Der yard of Thomas & Price was DESTROYED by
fire Loss $8o00-insured for Sc 0OO The boat
building shop of John F. Echberger, on Caroline
street, was burut the same night. Loss 81 500 In
Philadelphia, Friday morning, about o'clock, the
auction store of Thomas & Sons took fire. and was
badly damaged. Thomas e. Sons lose $4,000
which is covered by insurance. E Fl. Butler e.
Co. publishers. in the same building, lose SIS 600,
which is insured.
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Ia retiring from the concern Of Burr Ettenssr,
the subscriber cordially recommends bis friends and
these Of Burr Ettenser to their sueeseors msssrs
Ettepger l. Edmond. WA. b. BURR.
Richmond, May 18th, I357.-my l4-dlw
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- ss.S s.s ..na,ns AZ. a. Easrvessiss soils:
tioa sf itrais Of Nasasss, prepared y The ssessn
Der, both 10 ish,fs prspsfsioss sos sss ssss ssss
and other sompIsiats rsssltise uon coss1 y -.
the bowels he. always % hsna 80 tof ssas = ~
JNO. W. 6AkLlCK.
n.,s>t Plaaa Yranklin street..
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NNE aIJcDRED B1Ls NV No CUT
~ HkRRiN9S just receives sss w. o oSsWis,R.
l6 w. AAs~~
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Ssa ID = 4 RA b l. 4 EREslDhNCks
MSs MANCHESTER FORRENT.-Two large and
.kxa handsomely finished FEHEMENTS, newly
crested Jackson street, between Hull and Porter
Streets suitably arranged fo- large families and
within twenty minutss' walk of the business portion
Of Richmond. viii be ready for tenants in q few
days For terms, apply to A. G. Saunders, or to
nv l3-6 SIZER
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rsa FUR HkNT-Tbe large front room
MA@ IS Main street, over Dove Co.'S Drug Store
klssA witk gas fixtures. Fine location for lawyer
Posse sion given Immediately. Apply on the premi.
IN l2-eodtf
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.ssa FOR KEST-.The store and dwell.
~ ing corner st and Main street. To good ten.
sf-2 snt the rent will be mode ate. Appyto
my l5- I'm" r ADAM, III Main at
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
w $50 Bread Street

* hssutifui lot Of kEFRI6ERArOkS, Of differ
an, sIss1, which will be sold low.
L Ill a -
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s Cottage now occapied by the subscriber on
Hs@k 5th street, near L.igh street Possession
may be hsd next week AIpy the premise. OF
ct Mr.. Stewards office, 7th street, between Main
and Gary ARCH. BOILING.
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THE DAILY DISPACTH
The Foreign Mails by the Asia.

Inc mails by the Asia are received. Thew CO.
sSin no news of special i'm portance,
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I0rges .

est,
Cary
3ecHsr,
vGeTf--
|dEk,
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orNoD OF THE LUfHEhAN
TnS body met in Reading, Pa. ON the 14th inst:
The General synod Of this Church y a. organizes
10 wv and was then composed of few Districts or
Local synods from this and other States In ls45 the
osnersi Synod wss composed Of representstivfs .
frSm thirteen District Synods. eiues that period
twelve othen have become Affiliated, and the present
General synod sands related to- and his representa-.
tives from. twenty. five District or Local BY
Iots They are es follows gynods Of Pennsylvania,
New f,rk, North Carolina. South Carolins West
P'nnsvlvsnis, Virginia and Hsrtwick; District Sy-
noes ~ Ohio East Pennsylvania, Allegheny, Wess-
sfn VH4i ais Miami, and Pittsburgh; Synods Of the
aouthwss., llloinois Wittenbers Olive Branch
No therh Illinois, Texas, Keatucty, Central P.nn-
sJ'Vania Iowa, arc Mississippi Besides these 'hsre
ar. io the Latheran Church. we believe; ten
others ln the United states contested with the
H.n raj sysod now meeting here. One thousand
and 'ur hundred congregations and seven hun.
dred ministers are embraced In those above named
asi" eoanesiion with this Convention There are
abs1ttw hundred delegates present. The govern
-~nt OF this Church being essentially Conversation
,of course preciudes ether Lesisative ia iici.l
Iuncfions In her General Synod and it H. therefore,
oat eo advisory body meeting bier nially. and COM
posed Of both lay and nnistsrial delegates chos.n
oS abe istrct Synods The President of the sy-
nod s prtmus interpares-the doctrine of ministe.
iiaI pa 1ty being the sentiment If the Lutheran
church, and is elected by tho Convention at each
session ofthe General Synod
The delegsti N from Virginia are Revs. P
Cline, A. 4. Rude, Fl. Fssiek, P. Powers and r.
Huyett; from North Carolina, kevs. g. Rothroek
w. Gerhardt and M Barrier
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wUR HENY AND SALE.

<xs-, ROO Ms FUR X f N T.--Tbe Two
81 over the store Of the subfcriber lately
Rz4 occuPisd hy Col Carrington as an ffice with
entrance from nth street These are spacious airy
Rooms, with wster closet ON the same foor and
wi be pleasant lodging rooms for ycung men, To
suitsb g parsons tbs rent will be very moderate
JOHN w. GARLiCK, Apothecsry and Druggist.
NV I6-6t Market place franklin stTs.t
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k'UE TVNFFT TOOfnN
80 American ss!oou, fronting on Main street now
e. in the occupancy of Thos Griffin. 4 very de-
strshe location for business st moderate rent
Possession given Immediately. Apply TO
my 6-S sw4w J. mAUkY GARLAND.