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DIED.

On 30th OF April, at Keysville, Charlotte county.
va Of Puerperal feser alter illness Of SIX GAYS
Mrs CORNELfA v H0RNER. coasort Of Josspf
Harner IN the 75d rear or her age, leaving an e.
fant daughter which had scarcely budded into lite
ere its mother dropped and died. devoted husband
and numerous relatives and friends 10 mourn per
could be desired. She died ~ she lived. devoted
Christian and o member Of the Methodist Church.
MAY my last enI be like hers
80 OSE VINO KNEW Her BEsf.
On the seth day Of Aprii, at til O'Clock, FANNIE
FULLER; yosngest daughter OF A. d. and IL H.
ChockIey age years and 3 months.
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SPIRITUAL ALCHENY.-S. A. Peters, correspon.
dent Of the Spiritual Telegraph, writes from Phla
delphia that Dr. Hare is having manifestations in
bis laboratory, "which will force conviction upon
the minds of those who are determined not to be
lieye," and as a specimen, states that a common
manifestation is the transmutation Of copper PEN
MES into gold" This certainly would be as cou.
vincine manifestation to most people as any
thing We know Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

OUTRAGE on A MINISTER'S FAMILY.--The Ratesy;lIe
ARK Rdldncc. states that the dwelling house of
Rev. Dir. sawtelle, in that town. was broken into
on the I'd instant and rensacked by nocturnal dep
redators. Mr.. Sawtelle, was absent at the time
tho outrage was committed and Mrs. sawtelle. and
other female inmates of the house, were kept fp a
state OF fright and alarm for and hour or more.
until assistance was called Ia.
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srMasTEE DEp3r, IS MAIN sr.-Th,

place to buy the cheapest Nantes and Busters in
the Unien is at the Mantle Depot 70 Main street. az
have full assortment OF all the latest styles in La
dies Misses and Chldren's Wrappers, in Silk, White
and Printed Merseilles Linen and Calic0es, and at
such bargains never was offered before in this
city. / shall receive weekly by steamers from the
some Mantle ani Duster for small sum of money.
Hoop Skirts for ladies. misses. and children in reeds
steel and brass at 25 per cent cheaper than anv
other house in the Union. In Dry Go0dr, as usual,
the best bargains 10 be had in this city.
JACOB LEWIS. Is Main street.
Next door TO K Whites Ladies' Shoe Saloon.
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COMMITTEE.
nE- Nor1oE.-At a meeting of

nE- NoTICE.-At meeting of the
stockholders of the Exchange Hotel Company. held
at Exchange Hotel May 81. lss the following gen
Nicho'as Mills James III Gardner. p n Grattan,
Hugh w Fry john Thompson, Lewis Webb, Horace
L Kent: and at a subsequent meeting OF the Direct
dent III GORDON,
nv 4-2t Sec'y Pro TEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

I6~ NOTICE. meeting Of all those
interested in the proposed Agricultural Society and
AnDus Fair. Is respectfully requested at the City
Hall at 5 O'Clock on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the
the Committee appointed to siiSeest q Constitution
ami B. Laas aud TO nominate officers,
full at'endanc, of all, irrespective Of city or
county lines isinyited.
my 4-2t COMMITTEE.
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sss- CoUGus, CoLDs, HoARsESEss, sc.

sGE@ CoUGHs, COLDS, HoARsESEss, &c.
The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has the effect of bringing out host OF
professediy new specifics, and while some few may
be good many are uselers and some even dangerous
To prevent tsappontmentt the best course to pursue
consult family ply sicisnCr otherwise use
NY such remedies as long public experience has
proved to be safe and efficacious OF this class is
TYLER COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. 0rigiu al-
y tie fyorite prescription of eminent ply stefan
out advertising, has continued to enjoy growing
reputation for the last twenty years In sl recent
asses it acts like charm, and in Chronic Cases
Bronchitis Hopping cough. Group Asthma, &c. it
used with unparalleled success, as most families
WI testify.
BoDEYER &C. at IS cents per bottle. and in an ele-
can't and pleasant Loyenge FORM l2ls and q cents
r box, called TYLER's dun ARABIC CouGH CANDY
RRoPs." teH-3m+
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THE DISPATl.Cl.'Hl1L.:... T..
.,,.ss & : 3 soaNfNd NAY e. tsss.
s,.,r,uE no ApvnRTIsnRs.

.x~.s,,vsmeesvs se che pssraroH must be handed
AZ ~ oesek ~ ste afternoon. IN order TO appear
.aexs sAs. Tue heavy pressure OF ADVERTISEMENT
-. - ccesnns q ear paper will not admit Of
- r,l4pefM aaw ne hour named.
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FuNERsL MARCHES TO THE GRAvE-The following
extraordinary example of eccentricity is related
by a Swedish journal: "Dr. Rhuders, physician,
has set to music the palptations and irregular
beatings of the heart of female who is a patient
in the hospital at Upsa This disease, written in
musical notes with quayers and semi quavers,
FORMS says the journal, "A kind of waltz and is
one Of the greatest curiosties in pathological ana
tomy.'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

GAN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS NOBODY COOP THE
crevasses on the Mississippi, that have caused
great destruction to plantations and other proper.
ty, have been the meaus of redeemBg much worn
ont and waste lands Many plantations, 1t 10 said,
that have been abandoned for years, will be great
ly enhanced in value and rendered cultivable by
the deposits of aluvium and vegetable matter left
by the muddy water of the river, which has over
flowed them. So, what is one mans loss, is ano-
theirs gain.
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Proatable Business.

The Directors Of the Virgiais Fire and Marine
Insurance Company have declared a dividend Of
eight per cent % the capital stock for the six
m, asshs NJ
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laivcrsity or Virginia. ResuYh ptSwk or
Lectures, dc, dc.
or ras RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

IEORRESPONDfNtt uF The hINhhoSD DAILY DibPATCH.l
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, May LIST, 1858.
According to appointment lectures were re-
sumed today and am hsppy to say that there
are many more students here than the most san
guipe friends Of this noble institution predicted
wouid return. About 375 are here now. and many
more will, no Doubt, come back in q few days. The
number will reach. Il suppose. about $50. and will
he composed almost entirely of those who will re
feet honor on their ''aima mater" The Idle and
Ill behaved will not return. and thus better OPP
portunity will be given 10 those who wish to pr
sue their studies. The improvements ordered by
the Board are progressing rapidly And will be COM
peted before the eoFnfs encement Of the next Sos
sisn. There has been cases of fever since the
suspension. and the measles have disappeared en-
tirels so there is no danger, and none need be
afraid to return.
Crops of every kind are looking remarkably
we'll, and the promise Of heavy yield Of wheat Is
very fattering Very little Of the fruit was in
jured by the late ffost. Old Albemsrle will chal-
ienge comparison with any other county in the
statea--certainIy she cannot be excelled-taking
all together Il is the banner county.
a<tAs ,.sasssaJ E s;ss.. Respectfully, r..
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nm- BEa 70 INFORM THE LADIES of
Richmond and sicit.ity thatT am now in receipt of
my, iii assortmentof Ladies' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
which always will be kept complete By weekly sup
plies Using my best enieavoEs to keep up the al
ready established reputation of having the most
tasty and beautiful assortment. invite your exam.
ination and kind patronage. x....
Respectfully, G BOFTTCEER,
IJT Rroad sfraat
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~ LAGER BEER.-Mr. P. WILBAcHEs, 18th street,
between Main and Cary. who has acquired much re-
putation by the manufacture OF LAGER BvEI. cent
to the ONCE yesterday specimen OF the finest quail
ity, showing that he is SURPRISING himself in the
preparation of this popular beverage. The Lager is
displacing other and stronger liquors. and to those
who desire prime article, we cordially recommend
Mr. WILBAosEk.
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The REVIVAL OF RELIGIoH.-The Union prayer
meetings are spreading generally through Wiz
ginia. In almost every village meetings for prayer
are held two or three times each day. All of our
State exchanges bring notices of large accessions
to the various chUrehes--the result Of the reli-
gious awakening" The SoutherA papers gene
rally chronicle state of feeling similar to that in
virginia,
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Assuneev n NOR FOLK

~ r YUgTR. ne. h NE tscut hr the DAIRY
psskaea h nes5&. tAs osrcsiassoa o. tne pspe'
- ss,~str~rv.~ca q an extcnt deuC adisg Ter
s,os ssssosfca q NJ dnessution. the collection Of
s3re4. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

POLITICAL ESPIONAGE IN EsGLAND.-The general
impression that In free England there was no such
thing as political espionage, was exploded during
the Bernard trial In London. sergeant Of the
police testified that for two or three years he had
been In the habit of attending, in disguise, the
meetings of the French and Italian refugees, and
REPORTING their action to head quarters. The Lon
don Express noticing the closing proceedings of
DR. Bernards trial, Gays:
The prisoner listened with the most strained at
tention to the address of the learned counsel who
defended him, and when the learned gentleman
spoke of the crushed liberties of France, and in.
trodueed ailusons to the patriotism of the refa-
gees. DR.. Bernard drew himself up to his full
height, his eyes sparkled with animation, and his
whole appearance betokened tho strongest excite
ment. On the other hand, when Mr. James repu-
dated the idea that his client would have hired
an assassin in q country where he had taken
refuse after being driven from his native land the
prisoner bowed his assent to the Jury 10 Calm
aud dignined manner, and without anything re-
sembling theatrical dirplay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

Boar srSK.-The fat boat of the Messrs. Busby
Little Co., of Wheeling, Va, which left there A
few weeks since, snnk about ten miles above Napo.
leeR, In the Mississippi River. She was heavily
iadened with watons,and coal for bailastihg to the
valne Of $4,000, on which there was an insurance
OF 6, 900. No lives we're lost
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ssr Now OR NEvFa.-The best

sa~ Now OR NEvFa-The best bar
gainspver offered at the Auction Store OF Henry w.
0uarles No. $50 Main street until Saturday, April
10th saiG10 worth of RICH JEWEbRY at auction
and private sale. adde's auction Thurs lay and Fri
day mornings Mt IL o'clock. Gentiemens auction
every hight at ia O'Clock. The above goods are OF
the very finest quality being the stock of retail
merchant from the North, aud must be sold without
reserve to tho highest bidder.
HENRY w QUARLES,
ana No I5D Main Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~AN ApJouRxrD METrISa Of the
a1<,-r bo1er. Of the BeIvidere Manufacturing Com
nsrr VIII ke held ut the sfIice Of the fompsny on
FutfkenAY theHtb day Of May, at ~ o'clock N.
.g NV LUBBOCK, see'y.
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NEW GOSHEN BUTTER.--60 tubs
extra rev Goshen Butter insf received and for
sale by CtIAS r WoRTIIAM
my tit
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TaoUBIk ABouS TIfLEs.-The London Morning
Advertiser 10 assured that the Russian Envoy 10
London has intmated to his diplomatic colleagues
and t, Lord Malmesbury, that his Court Will con-
slider Il offensive for the newly appointed French
Ambassador to announce himself as DIXIE OF Mala-
koh and that he cannot be received at the Russian
EmhAesy by Any other title than the FRENCH Am
bassAder, or Marshal Peliissier. The London
Timea nrnnnfnca the abatement absurd.
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4 DysPEPsIA ANb Frs

DR. TRACY DELUkME,
The great CURER OF C0NSU MPTI0N. was for
several Years 80 badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
He was eventually cured by prescription furnished
him BIZ young clairyoy aat girl This prescrip.
ton given by mere child. while in state Of
trance has cured every body who has taken it. new
er has ing failed 1t is equally sure i'll cases
of FRS as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
prescription to any person ON the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DIR, TRACY DE-
L0RME, GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, New York
Post Office. ap l5-d&wlmn
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NEW GOODS. -BREEDEN, FOX SEQ,
l viii open this morning, their second supply of
Spring and SIMMER Goods, among which NAV be
full stock of fancy and staple fabrics Also bean.
tful supply of Mantles 10 Lace. Grape and Barge,
offer TO their city and country friends Mt urices
which they think will prove entirely satisfactory.
BREEDEN, FOX 4 co
my 4-di0t al DroaA streat
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Lossasvirr.--Mrs. Sarah Benjamin died In WAYNE
eessty. ~, last seek. In the 10th wear Of her
ags. - = stated that she had three husbands,
we o. who's served IN the revolutionary war and
ne eshef 10 the war OF 1879. Her youngest child
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

Cry CoUNcIL.-An adjourned meeting
of the Council was held yesterday, hut no bHsi.
ness of special importance Was transacted. A let
ter from Col August inviting the Council to visit
the encampment at Ashland Of the first regiment
Of Virginia Volunteers was read. and the invita-.
ton accepted. Petitions from Warwick & Banks
dale to he allowed to MAKE bridge across the
street between their mills, and to continue 5th
street to Navy Hill, were presented and referred.
The ordinance concerning the water works was
next taken up for considerations
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n~ MARBLg STocK AT AUCTIoS.-We
,ny;t. attention to our sale THIS DAY. Of marble
Stock. consisting of Monuments, Tombs, Head
Pieces Marble MaDtels, &c at Mr. McCioy's yard,
~ nv JAS MTAYB0R q SON, Aucts.
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Wa MrELISERY GooDs.--Second sup
n,v Of SUMNER GOODS received.
summer BONNETs. &C.. will be opened on
!" mTrpat N O BARTON, 100 Main ST.
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MURDER WILL 0Ur--0n Friday last ". C. Pruden,
while repairing stone wall In Orange, Conn,
found q coat hidden. which has been identified as
the coat worn by one Bowen on the morning Of
September is, 1850, when Ira Clark, farmer Of
Orange. was found in field with his throat cut.
This Bowen was arrested for Clsrk's murder; but
he had changed his clothes. and as the coat could
not be found. nor any evidence against him. he was
released. and now resides in Derby. He was sus
pected OF the crime, because of an improper init
macy between him and Clark's wife, who is now
widow in Orange. The coat has been sent TO New
Haven to il the chemists can find blood-stains
upon it, and, If So it is proposed to convict Bowen
of the murder of Clark.
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PARTICULAR NorICE.-Great sale of

Watches Jewelry, Plated Ware and Fancy Goods at
auction and private sale, by III. W. QUARLEs at No.
$50 Man street, every day and evening this week.
Ladies' sale at o'clock r. NJ
Gentiemen's sale at ~ O'Clock.
The richest and most extensive variety ever offer
ed in this market for sale as above. Merchants
particularly invited call and examine the goods
and purchase either privately or az the evening
sales. All goods warranted as represented. No 80
Main street. NH "
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LATER PROM RIo.-By way Of England, We have
commercial advices from Rio 20 the 18th ult The
mails had not reached Southampton when the Ara
bia left Liverpool, but have telegraph from Lis.
bon, which states that stock Of Coffee was light.
only GO, 600 bags, composed almost exclusively OF
common grades; The market was bare Of good
Coffess and prices we're stin and advancing. There
had been no shipment to the United States since
our last dates, on the 18th nit.
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OOOA YEAR! 81 900 A YEAR
RETIRED PHYSICIAN

4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN
n SEvENTY-FIvE YEARS OF AGE, Whose sands of life
have nearly runlout discovered while in the East In
dies. scertan cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brcn-
chitis. Coughs. Colds and General Debility The rem
edy was discovered by him when mis- only child, a
daughter given mp TO die. Wishing to do as
much good possible, he will send TO such of his
afflicted fellowbeinss request it. this recipe.
with full aud explicit directions for making Ii mp,
and successfully using 1t. he requires zach arpl-
cant to enclose him shiliing-three cents 70 he
returned as postage on the recipe and the remain
der to be applied TO the payment of this advertise
ment,
Address DR.. H. JAMES, 10 Grand street Jersey
City, N j. ap I5--d&wImff
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Aa1ksikN WsIL--1hs srtssiau well al I.ouIs, ille
isss tssshs1 . Aspth sf l,700 fssf Ii has meme.
ssstsl eeeegselF u satt wsear, frona which lei
isss ahy - aooys tAe surface Of the ground.
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A LucKY EDifoR.-E. W. Cabaniss formerly edi
tor Of the Brandon Miss Republican, by the
death Of relative recently, fell heir TO planta
$4,000.
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DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION IN SpAIN.-According to
Madrid correspondent of the New York Tribune
democratic reyolutlon is at hand In Spain, the
success OF which is to establish republican gov
cFDulent
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ExhcurIos The execution Of WIN. Mnilcr, Tor
the murder Of George Mathews, took place 10
wilkshsrre, Pa, Friday. The murder was com,
mtted the hrst Of December iast; on inc hsS.on
tnrhnike. seycn miles from Wiikesbarre, and the
body wss snbseq uentiy throw into well. Muller
rohfessed that ne committed the murder.
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FAfAL AcrrpRsr.-The Romney (Va.l Argus says
that on me 9Th uit.. lad named Alexander
Shoemaker aged about Ia years, was thrown from
bic horse, on MIL Creek, In Hampshire comfy,
ana one arm broken and hie skull fractured horri-
nv when fgy,pd. no VAS dead.
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KI4lzD N 4 FALl.--A German named Lewis
Doom. who belonged 70 New York. was INSTANTLY
aMles % the 2sth ult y falling from The spirs O
widow aat three ehildrsn.
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. FoRpEs ! CRnNsHAw.

- FORBES 4 CRsNsHAw,
ARCHITECTS, MEAsURERs AND AppRAIs.
EkS will attend TO all business In their line with
promptnsss. and solicit shsfe o. patronage.
oSBIes-at the Hall ofthe Virginia Mechanics, In
stitnss corner l2th and Main streets. over Mr.
WIN. FORBES. LA. oRENsHAw.
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AnsafcAH IkrRIsonRD IN MrxIcc-sidney Coo
hdss, Of Boston, member Of Col, Taieott's engi-
nssr eorpa who left the corp and joined the iibe-
raj party IN Mexico. has been captured In compa-
NJ With Lopez, to whom be WAS aid de-eamp.
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MARINH INTELLIGENCE.
fort Of Richmond, May 3.-Hsga Water ''ei'

roU 81 ktchHond, May 3.-HsgH H1u"
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New YORK, mise anu
passengers Ludam Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Pritchett. Baltimore, mdse
and passengers LudIam D Watson.
Bark sir, Percsyal, New York, ballast, Warwick
4 Barksdale.
re. n,.,,,..,,.
schr James Madison, McGuyrd, Philadelphia,
coal, Hardgrove ,. - y.,, @
Schr A johnson, Jenkins Ptiiadeipnla. COAL o
NJ aa.-.
schr Helen, Long. Boston. mdse, W D Colduitt
achr Exit Folks. Baltimore, lumber. James
schr Manchester. Chichester New York. mdse.
De- w Currie
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

l he VI hE OF
EARTH AND MAN,
DR.. WIN. PASSMORE
Will pELIyER Ar TIE
UNEERSAELST H0USE,
on aAro sTRsEs -, .
(Which has hPen proenIpd for this plnrose,S g.,
A seTieso OF LECTURES On the Designs and PURPOSES
OF God. in crestiDg theEarth, and Man Whose phy-
sical manifestation will be inaugurated at the com
mencement of The Dispensation Of the FulIpess of
Times" an era INN ediately impending n
The series Will commence next TIL URSDAY even
Ing. 2gth inst, at o'clock.
The course will open with
LECTURE /:
The Truth and Necessity of Revelation
LECTURE II:
The Creation of the Earth and Man.
LECTURE III:
The Perpetuity Of the Earth.
LEcTUREIy:
The Religious Bearings of Mans Creation
LECTURE v:
Human Immortality Terrestrial.
tgcTtRE vi:
The Ahrahau.ic VIII.
II. LECTURE W.
Gods TERRESTRIAL RiDEdor..
Il I LECTURE TITf.-s. 81
The Heritage of the Children Of God. 81.
~ The Clergy and the public respectfully in
yited to attend. an its
The 4th Lecture of this course will be delivered on
TUESDAY evening, ith inst.
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xHL H0HAPH1C HHWe.
RspoRrED roK THE DAiLY pIsPATcH
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL
wAsfrrdroS, May 3--Snates-The Indian Ap-
Precipitation bill was passed ayes 20. noes y. Tue
bin sppfopriates an aggregate Of 81 .2Do, 900.
Hou9.--Mr. Stevens, of Ga. gave notice tnat ne
would tomorrow call mp the Minnesota admission
bill.
1t was resolved to meet at IL o'clock, A. NJ, al
ter Wednesday.
Wednesdays aud Thursdays were appointed 70
territorial business.
Mr., Grow moved that no puhlic. lands be sold
until they have bern surveyed and registered ten
years. The motion lies over.
The General Appropriation bill was up, but no
action was had upon 1t.
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NoDuIrr IN JAIL.--Hsnry william Karsten. said
70 be . 0ernAn Baron, Was csmmittsd 10 Jail yes
tsrdsy on pretty we'll established charge Of steal.
Ing . e6 wisconsjn bili--N Lss0 Rep.
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N.Y. DR.. PASSWORDS will deliver the 4th
acture Of his course on 1.-THE Reig ions Bearing 0f
iar;s Creation on this (TU ESDAY) evening, at
he Uniyersaist II ouse. my lit
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pra THE ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stock

holders of the Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company viii be held At the office OF
the Company, in Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the
I'd of June next, at II O'Clock. NJ.
ap 29-td w MACMURD0. Treas.
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nkss~ Ar THE REQUEsr OF many OF my
s.,ior.citizens. respectfully announce myself
rsnoidste for the office II COMMISSIONER or
mysef 10 discharge faithfully the duties Of he Of
nee, If elected 'onS =. oiA""'
my 4--dtde
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Hs- eteam Ambrosypes. I39 Main street. TIL
Co Inventors and Artists
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oYr,rr y, FIRE AND MARINE IssrRtscr Col
Richmond 9Th May. lsss. !

the STOCK holders OF this Institution isreguested q
The general meeting TO be held ut the company
Once THIS DAY, at ~ O'Clock, 70 consider TIE ques
uoh Vi aoseps"s Wv WIN. WILLIS, Jr..
eecfetary,
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.,,c~ arxn,co COUNTY, hereby announce py self
eendidsse for the osice Of goNsfABtE Of the Isl
Tissfirt and, solicit your sufrsges
NH l2-2awts JohN Vbhhhh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04

EA- Beautiful Ambrotypes at the Steam Gallery.
I37 Main street at low prices and of the finest quail
ity. Procure them. TYLER Co, Artists.