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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February II, 1853.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until the IF zenith day
OF March prOxmO for the issue ofany portion. or
the whole, Of five millions of dollars in treasury
notes IN exchange for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the treasurer of the United States.
the treasurer of the Mint at Phiadelpha the treas
urer Of the branch mint at New Orleans or the as
sIstant tressurers at Boston, New York. Charles
ton. st Louis, within ten days from the acce ut
of such proposals, under the authority of the
act of Congress entitled An act To authorize the
issue Of treasury notes." approved the Esd Decem-
Der. 1857.
The treasury notes viii! be ISSUED upon the receipt
here Of certificates ofdeposite with those officers to
the Grad of the treasurer of the Ur tied States
They will be made payable to the order of such bid
der or bidders as shall agree to make such exchange
At the lowest rate Of exceeding six per
ccntum per snnum and will carry such f. ON the
date of the certificate of such depOsite.
The proposals must state the rate ofinterest with
out condition and without reference TO other bids,
and contain other fractional than one fourth
one half or three fourths Of one per ceutum. Five
per centum of the amount proposed to be exchange
must be deposited with of the treasury officers
above enumerated, whose certificate OF such de
must accompany each proposal, as security for its
fulhlment. If the proposal is not accepted. inme
date directions will be given to return such depos
ite Should the proposals he variant from the pro.
visions Of the act OF Congress Of this notice. they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed and
cribed on the outside Proposals for Treasury
Notes." They will be opened at this department at
IL clock m, on the said fifteenth day of March.
faro HOWELL COBB,
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COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST ACE


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~ ensck nostrums, hair dyes, &c.. wss disposrd
IN. thousa and one Loudly trumpeisd onSci rem
mne,s until mel you is Lawrence county sons
nuhths since when you gave me ga. n assurs, "a a..
induced the ira Iofyour Re ,oratIve an Az, 1,miiy
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81 our large hotties, her h6iI wasreatoT ii nat, "
ans hscns fautiini brown eo.of. and Incl s,eI
over the h. ad She coniInuas To Sc !, yat s's
beca Gifts healthfn inflaenc. q ION me me hal bUi
ind Otbers OF my isrnily faIepds az ,. 1.n
ioie nv skePtcisn and doubt ia ref,rense .heie
S anu anu 9naiset are sntlrsly removed an c,nss
use ~ ali who would have their ha ,.s,n,aS hs
al 4, tiasi 10y re, Of sickness or sr e,taa,
worn h.ve ,hei- laIr Le n!ifa yo1af per'ons who
--. s6HOaoN MANN.
fREsp WooD: twas lons time .e.,r
for W icS ,o1 ssxs got the bottle Of Restor,iivs
NJ and when got il e pcII SsJ 10 * "a
"A d,ne al ha, as TIE surest test 81 s pos.T In
oths,s ~ nj raI on assn e me az would a.. 81
r. s 81 my family ard friends having xsfns.55
80 nects afe now n ing sud -scommend,ns ~, So,
claim for il. "' e es' consideration Sou
Again. very respectfully q q truly yours.
SOLOMON MANN.
CtsLYLE, IN June q. 1859
nave used frof o. j. Woods Hair kestors,,
W. nav h e adnIIed ns wonderful sffects Nv ny,
oecomIns as Thought prematurely era M,
U use OF hts restorative has resuInsd oet
na ooior. And have no aoutt, perns neptI, ~ si-
:. BREESE, ex Seg orT
~. IN the great NJ V. Wire RAIN p,sIy,
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IL ~ amr s D'utsnts.
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III Advertisements shsuld be sent In By
10 s'eIeck m; otherwise they nay net aP-
pear until the next day.
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SMORED MACKEREt. AND SALMON
- Extra No. Ma kerel ia Kits, or. barrels, half
bare d barrels,
No. Picked Salmnn,
French snd Grand Bank Goldfish.
For sale by SHEKELL d MI LER,
ga Pa. av., adjoiri Knkwood House
lie l7-lw (lnte
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NJ NOTICE.
MRS. X. G. Fitch SON returns thanks 70.
the liberal PATRONAGE she has received, and take,
oce sion to LAY that will positively sell ut co.t, t.
reduce my sto for cash only.
NO " Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and stI
fa 4
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The WKArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about s O'Clock a. IN :
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Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRs.-The continual in
crease of the duties of the Postmaster Genera,
having reached an extent which made il al.
most Impossible Tor one person to attend TO
them arrangements have recently been made
for dividing the labor among the Assistants 90
as to relieve the Postmaster General partially
from the details of the Department business
With this view, and in pursuance of the an.
thority vested in him by the ninth section of
the act OF July 2, 1856, changing the organiza-
ton OF the Post Office Department, {" to SUPER.
intend the disposition Of the proceeds of the
post offices and other moneys of the Depart.
ment, the Postmaster General has caused the
following order to be issued:
F" Ordered, That from and after the ,7,b dan r.,
February, 1853, all drafts drawn upon no.,n,.s
teIs In payment Of balances or sum Of money CO..
ih'd by the Auditor to be due to creditors Of the
Post Once Department, and all drafts ira nssar
ring moneys from one postmaster to anotber for
the service OF said Department, shall be SIGNED
by the Third Assistant Postmaster Gene a1 in.
stead OF the Postmaster General as heretofore -
Warrants drawn upon the Treasurer and As
sistant TEeasurers Of the United States. and
collection 4, ats prepared in the Auditors Of
nee OF the Post Ofic, Department and drawn
upon late postma tt rs and others, will continue
" DC Hgned by the Postmaster General as has
previously been the custom.
CALIFORNIA PRIVATE LAND CLAIxs.-Tbe
n nAna omce is in receipt, by last mail from
Caiiforn a, Of the following from the surv.vor
General of said State, viz:
The plat of the " Bodeg. Rancho, s,.ux
confrmel to Manue,a T. Curt;. OIL 49,
This claim Is bounded on the north bv IN. Re-.
sian river, south by the Estero Hm.r;...
west BY the Pacific Ocean, ami contains az
4S7 So acres.
Also, the plat Of TIE rancho "Rio Je,us
Maria, finally confirmed to J. NJ Hardin and
others. This claim IL interested, partly, by
the Rio Jesus Maria River or Cache Creek. Il
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DKOPOSAt.S AGE INVITED for the Exca
Il waiting and removing of large quantity of earth
corner of l4th AID streets, large part OF which
gravel suitable for Streets Persons desiring 20 bad
Tor the above are to send IN WI ting 10
G.. A. willard. fe l7-lw
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DARTON'S LIFE OF AARON BURR, vol.
Si75. new supply just received. For "a e BY
Ie IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
VlOLINS; GUITARS, FLUTES, ACCORDE
ons, Violin Strings, Music Paper, d c., &c, al
our Piano and Nj usio store.
fe 10 John F. ELLIS
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nLD BOURBON.-A limited quantity of = q
~ article of OLD BOURBON WHISKY car
be bought by the gallsn or bOttleat
EMRICK'S RESTAURANT
lie lb-St' 18th street, near the Ayepue
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A VERY BEAUTIFUL ROSENKRANTZ
"A ilANO, ocaves, hut little used. has bee n
purchased ut great bargain and will be sold low
Al o, second ha Piano Tor SI5l, and one for SS7
At our Piano ana Music Sto 9, sos Pa ave- bet wee,
9Th and 10th streets.
fe Ia IOHN Z ELLIS
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One Day Later from Europe.

The steamer Borussla arrived at New York Sat.
urday morning, having left Southampton on the
18th April, one day later than the Arabia.
The steam ship Fulton arrived at Southam pton
Saturday evening, April 9th.
A telegraphic dispatch received from London
states that Simon Bernard, who was tried tor at
tempt to assassinate the Emperor Napoleon, is ac-
quilted
The Globe contains the following
There is fair demand for discount both in
Lombard street and ut the Bank of England Ow.
ing to the returns from Bank last Wednesday and
the approach of Mr.. Disraeli's Budget the funds
opened heavily this morning Saturday. and have
remained 80, but there is very little business in
progress. II is generally imagined that when the
finances OF the country for the current year are
known. and provision made for any deficit that
may appear, greater activity will prevail at the
Stock Exchange.
The Money Article of the Express says:-The
funds to-day are very quiet, but somewhat firmer.
Prices are quoted about one sixteenth per cent.
higher than they closed yesterday. Consols for
money are quoted 96l 8, aud for the 9Th May 96355
The amount of I'D sent into the Bank yester-
day was $4,000, making a total of $4,000 since
Wednesday. The provincial Share markets are
reported fiat. At Liverpool, q Spectator for the
rise is said to have failed.
Telegraphic dispatches received at Londsn state
that an organised plot In favor of Russia, had
been discovered in Circassia, and An Hungarian
officer, who was implicated, together with several
emissariss, had bean condemned to death
Affairs between Turkey and Montenegro have
become so alarming that the Russian charge at
Vienna, had announced that Russia is concentra-
ting troops on the frontier to provide Tor contin-
gencies.
The three opposition members of the French
Assembly from Paris had taken the oath of ideli-
ty to the Emperor.
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-
The Washington States. In discussing this sub
jset, sna arguing IL behalf Of Washington as the
proper pase for the United States Foundry admits
that sssst II the supplies Of coal, iron, Ae., for
the arsenal foundry, and the accessories OF s for
come ffsn eur neighbors,n virginia Why not
then have the Foundry in the Immediate ighbor.
bSod " the supplies! Why incur the additional
cost Of transportation to washingtony
Tho ssStAtss" thinks the Government would save
msusy BY taking the Warrington psnitentiary for
Foundry. Ifsaving Is the order Of the day, why
not save II transportation AZ Aforesaid, Besides,
the Government can get piece Of ground for no.
thing here, better than 1t could obtain for a
million Of dollars elsewhere. True, our piece of
grsusd Il not like the Washington penitentiary,
asasy Of access by ships of the largest tonnage"
such for example a. screw ships Of the line, carry.
ing one hundred guns, and thousand men, aAd
half dozen ofwhich could steam up the Potomac
some fns morning, and lay Washington In ashes,
but it has q command of hner water power than
any city In the United States and has the canal ON
its borders, James river within q short distance,
and railroads within q stones throw connecting
with all parts Of the country.
Coal, Iron, water power, labor, security from
riots aud Invasion, and hundred other considers
lions, which we have set forth In former articles
all point to RiehMspd - the proper place for the
Unitsd States r0undry. At all events, let CON-
pstsnt military cemmissioa examine our claims.
We have nothing to say against other Virginia
cities. ntbey csA surpass us In the advantages
which We posssss for sach establishment, we
shall surrskdsr grsoefuly. All we ask 10 fair
comparison of claims. Bat, ss to Washington, she
ought to Be satished with the ten thousand
streams Of public treasure that food her whole
surface; and not grudge Virginia, which the
States admits has the coal iron, provisions, &c,
Government foundry.
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The Rarane Adriatie,

Tbs Boston Courier says that Captain Durham Of
the bsrqus Adriatic, who stole bis vessel away BY
night from the possession Of the French officers of
the law, acted on the ground that the end justies
ths means, aud cannot 30 vindioatsd by any NOR.
aiist from oonfucius down to whswsll. We fear
shss the CssriSr will also prove right In predict
ms that the consequsuce Of the escape will be that
every AmsricAn captain who may hereafter come
within tie s'clutchss" sfa French tribunal will be
sssNtsl 9Th peculiar rigor and severity: aud will
b dealt eth = man With whom no faith can be
kset AID thus the Interests Of American com.
nsres win be made TO suffer heavily for the fault
of one
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@essMpss - Asea&stmat10n.
Tbs Paris correspondent OF the London Tines
speaks OF the discovery Of piet to assassinats
the Emperor Of the Preach, aad says that one OF
the highest and most condsatiai func tionaries OF
Louis Napslson adsissd friend, . forsisasr, set
tied In Paris, not to identity his fortunss with
Srsncs. nor stay there, for "tAe kmperors sxis
tsncs . an ell bus mpsssibls one and he has lost
ssiss In bis own prsssrvstios." A very improba.
Die story, bat II may b. the fact IL 10 next to q
maraels, bat ssili possible, for Paris correspon
Asns o : Ioadan newspaper sometimes " blundsr
ePcn the truth
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MARRIED.

On Thursday tbs zstsi nltmo. by the Rev Ian IAN
sALLIE e, youngest dapshtor OF the late Jno
Aver. an af this city.
| ~ Norfolk papers please copy.
on frhurrgsy the 18th of April by the Rev Geo ii
Ray. Mr. FELIX n BAUGIS to Miss MAkf ST.
SAN HOOKER. all Of this city.
M Norfolk papers please copy.
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sssa- WORTH REsp1sG.-Why is it that

so many suffer an repne and drag ont miserable
existence untitled for the enjoyments and even or
dinar~ pursuits of life when relief may be obtained
aud health and vigor restored, by treatment at
once convenient aud SAFE well as permanent in Its
character? -
To those who have suffered long with disease, III
tmating in loss of appetite yig0r. &c, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
the sufferers in candor and sincerity pleasant con
venient and proper prescriptions, n thorough cure
aud sound body and mind. without unpleasant re-
srictions or hindrance from ordinary business pur
suits.
All diseases of n private nature, from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic, str lures, an rrta-
bic bladder, &C. also. Scrofula, Asthma, Rbtuma
DR. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at his rooms
over 1922 Main street above llth and opposite the
American hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main.
lth door above it'll street.
From th,s date until the LIST of June. DIR. HARRIS
will not be at his office Wednesdays, Thursdays and
FRIDAYS of each week but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, be may be consulted from
10 A NJ to2P NJ and ito Z NJ. ap 2g-ts
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We think the nation Ut large has reason to re-
krse tbat congrsss hes failed TO pass police bin
nr Wsshisgson. Hfs and property are said to be
sssa mere insssnrs there than 10 New York. The
sisy v sssrraa with border rsfaans, burgtars and
ssasseass, and hes se msans Of protecting Itself
1t u disgfacsfsl that sueh stats Of things shsuld
exist ssAsr the very sess ii cssgfsss. A sun.
ssse pslsos teree shesid ~ organized 1t ONCE and
No sshss aasstion asksd Is - its head, than how
y naks him NEST isAspsadsss and ssae,sns.
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s6rMAnrLE DnAor, rs NAM sr.--The

placs to bur tho cheapest Nantes and busters IN
The Union 10 ri the Mantle Depot. Is Main street.
hase full assortment OF all the latest styles 10 La
dies Misses and Ghilirens Wrappers in silk, White
and Printed Marseilles Linen and Caiicoes, and AZ
snch bargains az never Was offered before in this
city / shall receive weekly by steamers. from the
North the newest designs. Cail and secure = hand
some Mantle aud buster for small sum Of money.
Hoop skirts for ladies' misses and Children in reeds
steel and brass. Ut 90 per cont cheaper than an v
other house in the Union. In Dry Goodr, as usual,
the best bargains 10 be had in this city.
JACOB A LEWIS. 10 Main street.
Next door to X Whites Ladies' Shoe Saloon.
m -
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MARINE INTHLLIonN On
n ~N<eN-l0Sl~--e ~l-~V~-~-@-@~-s.~<
I Of kieAm ssa. May 1.-Mgh Nhte

'est ~ Afean md. May l.-hhSa Water q 1ola.
ARRIVED.
schr Richard piersey, Woolen, Port Wslthall COAL
stearna Il Thurston. :
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke Skinner. N Y, nidse and pas
sengers, Ludlam 4 Watson,
sitnr belsidere. Reen. Baltimore, ladse LudlaIn
4 Watson.
Currie. : =
Co.
schr Robt P.King. Leeds, New York. Coal w D
aeshr Mary Willis. Creighton. Baltimore. feed. W
b Colquitt 4 Co.
,scar, Thss. II. Northern. LsnthIcum, down the
EcLr il 4 Jkeid, Jones. Baltimore, In ballast
i, echr VIM Triplett Pritchett. Baitimne In bal
last
Schr Ashland, Homes Baltimore In balla I.
echr Jas Steele. Travis Baltimore, in ballast.
schr Mountain Eagle. Ames, New Aork. mdse. b
Rankin
Brill b schr Mary. Furions. Halifax. aour. wom-
bic q Claiborne.
British . Ar Jasper. Banks. Halifax aoar. Bride-
seid c..
schr Lainsvl!s. Trimysr,. York river. ndss.
tchr Chsreeoks, Shelly, York river. mdss
fsAr native, esH ais Fetsrsbaro, ndss.
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sea DYSPEPSIA AND Frs.

DR. TRACY DEL0RME.
The great CURER OF C0NSU MPTI0N, was for
several years SO badly afflicted by Dyspepsia that
for part of the time he was confined to his bed
He was eventually cured by prescription furnished
him by q young eairvoyant girl This prescrip.
ton, given by q mere child. while in a state Of
trance, has cured everybody Eho has taken it, new
er having failed once. 1t is equally sure in
of Frs. as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. I will send this valuable
prescription to any person on the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DIR. TRACY DE-
LORME, GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION. New York
Post Office. ap l5-d&wlmif
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aPHCTAL NOTICES.
,<r~lA cos,pspIsor 1tvIrrp All wi

nesA Comparison INVlfEh --Aif VINO
rontamplate having likeness taken Of themselves
or friends should not faiI 70 cal o. Ins
s,nI,e se large and varied collection OF specimens
wien adorn his Gallery. and compare their truth
siaaas and fnsf, with pictures taken elsewhere.
Wis ,allery in truly Gallery Of Fiae Art. and no
likeness is allowed 70 Ieasr biz rooms une.s entirely
satisiartory ana nishad upin the best sfyie 70 m
ths sfata for the same kind or work. HalIsrics Al
sas ae,s, ami free 10 visitors, In Petersburg over
onposite the new Custom House. Richmond. Va.
2
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Tas Me- Yssk HERALD states that this work h
ssssse y cAsSlss 4. DAna and 0sssgs Ripley, sdi.
49, - - asu Hssk fsibuss. snd wsll known %
- Assply sabssa 9Th fhs tsa1si, soeial.s, sour.
sslss. ceumsnist. &C., hsrssiss Of thai journal.
Tbs Apsastsss ere aness tbs best pub,isbsrs 81
Ne AepsAsy, ssd ~ ssyos tAsy have <omnit.rd
z seeesaiae sreh edtssrs, y = - rsststssa. ~
sss ssn sessesA = uslt - = skAt Il de pskIte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

DIscHAReED.-There was to have been dischar &c
of two hundred aud fifty mechanics from the Goa
port Navy Yard yes.erday-chsiy from the brick
and stone mason's department This Is In eonse-
queace Of the appropriation of Docks and Yards
having run ont.
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NEW YuRK, May 1--Geueral Paez, ex President
OF Venezuela, who has been residing in this city
for some time has been recalled to his country by
letter from General Castro, the provisional Pre-
sident. Commissioners to present the letter 10
him formally are expected daily but 1t is probable
that he will leave before they aariye.
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ALI.EGEn FORGERY.

LOUISVILLE, April 30 Henry Barrett, book-keep-
err at Messrs Wright Bridgefards, has disappear
oil and Is supposed TO have fed to parts unknown.
He 10 charged with the mmission Of forgeries 10
q heavy amount. large reward Is offered for his
apprehension.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

HEAVY syow.-Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing last, the heaviest fall of snow that has occur
red thus late in the season for many years, &C.
Cured in Southwestern Virginia. The depth of
the snow at Fincastle was some six inches. In
parts of Craig county, it is reported to have been
nine inches deep.
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.

Charleston, May 2d.---The steamship James Ad-
ger, running between here and New York, burst
her steam chimney Friday night, killing three
fremen and severely wounding the engineer and
another firaman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

II rarely happens that maa beco mes candi-
dAte IN this country, fbr the very Office above all
ethers for which educatioH tastes habits Of study,
and nature alike At him. Such happens to be the
csss, however, since Charles Campbell, the dis.in-
guishsS Virginia historian, has consented to allow
his friends to present his name q candidate for
the Chair Of History in william and Mary Col
lsgs. His modssty and anobtrusivs worth 81 frst
induced him to decline becoming a candidate, but
hs has yielded 10 the wishes Of those who desire.
for the sake OF the College, not loss than for his
own, that he should be elected to the Chair so
ably Gllsd BY the lansntsd and gifted Washington.
HiAey 10 this smiabls aud accomplished gentle
mems speciality He has devoted his whole life to
its study. He wields most vigorous and polished
pan, so for many years has enjoyed national
rsputae40 ~ faithful and profound historian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

U. S. TREASURY The amount of money in the
U. 3. treasury on the 2sth Of April, subject to
draft was 81 of which 1873 $50 was at Rich
mond. and 1866 at Norfolk, Va. A transfer of
s22, 500 was ordered to the latter city.
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SAILING OF STEAMSHIPS.

New YORK, May 1.-The Tea Sale to-day was
spirited, and the previous prices tuIiy sustained
A part of the Greens were withdrawn, however.
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a6y- To Tue MEMBERs OF Tma sraNr

ma COMMITTEE OF THE RICHMOND You've MINIS
CHRISTIAN observation-disclosures "A regular Month
" Meeting OF the Standing Committee, will be held
ia the Hall of the Association in Goddin's Building,
this {M0ND DAY. evening, at o'clock.
General attendance is requested. AZ this Will De
the last NEE ting of the present Committee.
INV SIT WIN WILLIS, JR, Sec. G.
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- To TIE VorKRs on THe THRp

p,sTpIoT-FeIow Citizens / respectfully offer my
sa,f az candidate for CONSTABLE in the above
ns,yicf and will be pleased to receive your votes
ar the same o. the ZTth Of the present month May
nv Ids CHI BURLINGTON.
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New YORK, May 1.-The steamships "Arago,
for Havre and Southampton, with three hundred
passengers, and $780, 900 in specie, and "iexan,
with 400 passengers, for Hamburg, sailed at noon
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