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iiiIN SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

Ft'IN, SHEET IKUN ANUGAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber Is
fully prepared to do all kinds OF work in the above
business with dispatch and roturiia thanks 10 his
numerous patrons for past f.vors aud s0cits con
tinuance Of the same. Being master OF his business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
hin viii at least be equal 10 AIRY other housein the
city and fully as eheapa fact known 20 all persons
who know what good work Is.
RnOElNa, GUTfERING, &c.-Heis prepared 60
execute this description OF work IN very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WAKE-Aiways on hand a largo and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail. .
GAS FfTTTNG.-ue Is likewise prepared 70 do ali
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS-He keeps always on hand large aud ex-
tensive stock Of Wen and Garden Pumps.
"a IL CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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QUEEN yIcroKn's NAaE-The Queens family
name is D'Este. The name Guelp, commonly sup
posed to be that of the Royal Family oil Englan1
l. oyIy the name of religious faction, of which
the Electors Of Hanover represented the head.
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nEAD NOTWITHSTANDING GOODS

Ii CLOTHING! CLOTHINGil CL0THINGili-
The subscriber has just received bis stock Of spring
floods of the latest aud most fashionable styles
COATS. PANTS AND VESTS, of all shapes aud
colors Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such as
SHIRTS. COLLARS, DRAWERS,
CRAVATs, STOCKS, HAaDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, SUsPENDEkS, SOCKS, &c, &c
ALS0.--A large and choice selection Of Fine
French Cloths, CassiHeres, and Nestings. Ac-, &c,
ali OF which he will SELL work kman-hip and material
onsidered as low as the lowest he is determined
to please one and all.
Ali goods warranted as Represented.
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JEWEL OF GRL-0ne of our exchanges speaks
of a beautiful girl who would prove capital spec
uistion for u fortune hunter OF the risht sort
Her voice sjiyery her hair golden her teeth peariy,
her cheeks ofrubies, and her eyes OF diamonds.
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rs- To THE VorERs OF rHE Is- n

TRlcf. HESEIco CoUNTY.-I hereby announce rnyseI
9 candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE of the Isl
District, and solicit your suffrsges.
NH l2-2aWts .IDHN
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A FIGHr WITH GRassHoPPEa5.-The Gonzales
(Texas) Inquirer has amusing account OF the
invasion Of that city by grasshoppers, and the at
tempt OF the citizens to repel the ntruders
Everybody turned out-men, women and chill
drer, white and black-everybOdy, "-ita fire and
sword,' brushes and brocs Is blankets and buckets
carried the deadly conflict, but 20 10 avail
The hoppers hopped on, and the defending forces
obliged TO beat inglorious retreat, leaving
the barbarians in possession of The conquered
-
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hNHIFERSARY II. L.. l. BLUES.-ThlS
old and fayorite corps celebrated their 65th anni
versary yesterday in fine style About halfpast
niue clock the line was formed in their armory,
but before marching, ex-Captain Patton came into
the reom, and on behalf OF several members, pre-
sented to the company splendid painting Of
wellington and his Staff which was received
with thanks to the donors. Shortly after the corl
started for the residence of Ensign Wm o. Taylcr
where splendid flag (the gift of beautiful and
talented iady.) was rendered to the company, on
her behalf, in happy and most beautiful Manner
by Col. II. NJ Cary. The colors were received by
Captain Fry, iu few pertinent remarks. He said
that every member of his command would sustain it
as long as he had life to do so. The corps was then
invited into the residence of the Ensign, aud par
took of refreshments rendered by that officer AT.
ter marching through several of the principal
streets, the company repaired to Buchanan Spring,
on reaching which, halt was ordered and re-
freshments INDUCED in. The company then pro-
ceeded to target practice, when privates Minor
and Semon won the compauy's medals, and Corpo-
al Jarvis received the officers medal.
The dinner was served up in fiue style by that
most excellent caterer, Bob Reid, who to please
the old corps, sent to Charleston, S. c. for green
peas.
Our notice is necessarily short. but suffice it to
say that everything passed off III fine style, with
three cheers for the old corps aud three for the
caterer.
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naA To the VorERs on DIsrRIcr Ne.

4 HESRIco Cousrr Il am candidate for reelection
20 the offiee OF CONSTABLE, aud shonid u Be ycur
pleasure 10 r elect me- nay constant aim shaii b q
continue faithfully and respectfully 70 perform The
l sp is-dtdss It'd s Tnos. N. MONTAGUE.
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Ses To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry or
al u D D. am candidate for the Office of CLERK
OF, OF ttiE TIE CiHCUiT COURT of the City of Richmond
NH l9--ts a M.o rr rrr-r
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PARTICULAR NorIcE.--Great sale of

WNEehes IeWfITy, FIaFe0 " y, nmd Ahcy : Hoods at
10 Nam street. every day aud evening this week.
isasiles' sale AZ 4 O'Clock r. Nj.
Corn,pmrU's ssio At : = o'clock.
T4s Y,Chrss ana NJ sSt extensive variety offer
ci "a t,l}s market. Tor sale above Merchants are
particularly iuv.tei 10 call and examine the goods
aa3 purchase either privately at the evening
sails. Ar goVds warranted as represented. No. 80
Main street mh ~
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Ezs- The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES

This invaluable medicine Il uH4iliug III the cure OF
al those painful aud dangerous diseases incident
to- lrIna Cun- .iLRtiUn.
Il u,ItegtPs all eyccsses and removes all obstruc-
lions. from hEtcyer cause, aud a speedy cure ma
Le leled vn.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL peculiarly suited it viii, IN short time bring
- the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION,
Tsss I'7s h9a'd n2t Le taken by teneaies thdt are
;sr.JFdHr d',psng ttf FTSNY THREE MONTHS, as
i,ey Sgrf IN br1ng m Miscarriage; bH at ere1y
Caerhme, 0ad in euTy other ease, they are IersctI
s.f.
IN all cases Of Nervous and Spiugl Affections. Pain
il tha Back ard Llmus Ue2viuess. Eatigue slight
ezegtion, Palpttauon o. the Heart Is wness OF spr-
itS Mysteries, Sick Headache whites, and all the
painful Diseases occa,iuned by disurdered system "
those Pills Will effect cure when eli other means
hRvn failad.
Full rectiOus in the pamphlet around each pack
GZ- " -.iCh should be carefully preserved.
e bottle Containing 30 pills, and eBcirCled with the
Government Stamp OF Great Britain. Be sent
r..t free tDr 81 arsi postage stamps
@E-PURCELL LADD q Co, Wholesale agents for
Virginia. NH l2-d3cW3m*
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uoy>To rny vorras or Hsnrrco Coz,


F~-I am canfn..ts for election N tho Office cf
COMIisSiONER OF TIE REVENUE Y0k TH1
LOWER DISTRICT. JAMES NJ. 0UAk.
nh 22-tdaS
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BOUND UVER --Thomas McCabe, ,euafgeu
before the Mayor with being drunk and dsorderiy
in the street, was held to bail for his good beha-
vi
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
COlIN ISSIONERs.

16- To THE CITIZENS OF RIcHMoxD.--
| rsp. .ctfuliy announce myself candidate fsr
COMMISSIONERS or THE REVENUE for Monroe
ward the present incum bent declining re-elec-
my s-tdes s'''' WM BoorwRIaHT, sen'r
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SPECIAL NoTICsa.
.E-pr. IeHv F. JAcKsoS-Ofice n

u Nasn street, Market Bridge Residence. Rich.
raouG House, opposite the Governors Mansion.-
Cats lctt At either place At any hour 81 the day or
uiA IT. Wil! meet with prompt attention.
as I3-lfN
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SUFFERING IN ARIZosA.-Mr. u. Il. Dunbar has ar
rived in Washington from Arizona. He represents
the condition of affairs in the Territory depio-
rabIe in the extreme, and brings memorial from
the citizens of Ssnt4 Cruz Valley urgently pray
ing Congress for relief He confirms the great
va ue OF the late silver discoveries IN the interior
of the Territory.
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VISITING FEREMEN.-IIope Fire Company, of Nor.
folk, Commander Langley, arrived here yesterday
in the jamestown, and took quarters at the St.
Charles Hotel. The corps, eleven members COM
posing the band, numbers 50 now here After
marching through some of the principal streets of
the city, halt was ordered at Charlie Hunts
"our House." and refreshments were served to the
strangers. None of the Richmond companies
turned out to receive the visitors who are fine
looking body of men, and said to be excellent fire.
men We presume they will be entertained to
day in becoming manner by their brother fire.
men.
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LOCAL mATTEas as

CITY CoUscIL.-A regular monthly
meeting OF the Council was held In the CounciI
Snamser yesterday afternoon Present-Messrs.
saunders, Allen, koddey, Grattau Robinson. Uas
kins, Richardson, Gazebrook, Eppes, Stokes. De-
noon, Randolph and Hill Absent-sIessrs. Whit
field and Greanor NV
Cdy Ttses--sIr Randolph, after advertinr to
the necessity OF Increasing the taxes TO meet the
wants of the city, offered the following resolution
which was referred to the Finance COMMITTEES.
Resotred. That the Committee on Finance enquire
abu report by ordinance or otherwise wh.ther an
amendment ofthe ordinance prov iding for the assess
nedt OF personal property tor the purpose of taxa
snh s,o Dc hGt xpedlent ana II they be of opinion
suCh ordinance should be materially amended
providing,
LIST. That the value of the aggregate estate real
and personal, of every free adalt resident OF the
city, be estimated by the City Assessor aud ons ar
more assistants temporarily appointed by the Conn
Gil FOR the purpose aud after deductir0 ,bsrerin
the real estate of the party and all persopaI ,tatt
s4empt by law from taxation. the remainder shall
amount to be taxed. "9 '"oo
%. That the number Of slaves hired by such
person be ascertaiGed aud entered.
3D.. That the income of every such person derivnd
rom rom profession, or any calling in which no capi.
al ri is employ cd or in which sucn income s mainly
the wages Of labor and not the profits of capital ard
All salaries received be ascertained and so entered
where capital Is employed deducting it from the
gregate estate Of the party estimate d AS above
an That a personal property bo k be prepared
with ionr columns. showing first, the personal es-
tate OF the tax payer. including estate held in right
OF marriage and in trust for bis benefit Second
such estate held by him as fduciary, Third tn;
salary ' -"''''0 0n
f"'ce Repn s-The monthly reports of the DO
nee oincers, were presented aud referred
C0fe.-Ou motion, resolution was adopted. in
structing the Manager OF the Poor House. and
Gaptain OF the Night Watch, to supply the poor
mouse, hospital and station houses with coke from
the gas works.
Fue De0drt0lent.-The report of the Principal
Engineer was presented and referred to the Com
mlttee on the Fire Department. During the year
ending the Both of April, S5 fires and false alarms
occurred. The losses by fire amounted to Sl44 O5O
and the amount saved is estimated at $59I 400 The
forces of the Department, are No. /, 80 members:
NO. = % do; No 8, 81; No. l. ST. No. ), 81; No g.
r.; No. I, "A; Hook and Ladder, y. There are I
engines, l5 reels hose carriages aud T150 feet of
nose, IN good condition. besides other apparatus
i'll ordinary condition.
Alter re-appointng the Committees on the Athe-
hisum and Public Grounds, the Council adjourned.
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SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.-Before the Hastings
Court yesterday, negro named Lewis slave to
Messrs Il Hardgrove, was tried for setting fire
to dwelling house occupied by Leuisa Ann Bark-
er, a free negress, found guilty and sentenced to
be hung on the 18th of June next. between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. VI. aud O'clock P NJ
Ihe prisouer aud the woman had lived together as
man and wife, but disagre eBg had separated when
the prisoner declared that he would have his re-
vepge. On the night that the house was fired
prisoner was seen near it, just at the moment
when the fire was extinguished.
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THE HUsrIsgs CoUsr commencoa lie

THE HUsTIsGs CoUsT commenced lis
May term yesterday, and disposed of a large
amount of bnsiness. It being the Grand Jury
term, as soon as that body sworn In, the Com
monwealth's Attorney delivered to them the usual
charge. when they retired to their room, and on
returning into Court, made the following report:
deorge Slater stealing coat, valued at $40, from
Alexander Boyin-a true bill
John Gilbert picking the pocket of James VI
johnson, on the I'D of February. true bill
charles I. Massett, stealing pair of boots, val
ned at 3d. from Samuel 7. Austn-a true bill
John d. Perrin, committing a violent assault
upon Harriet BlankeDship-a true bill
VIM Houston and W. Houston, keeping a disor-
Derry house-not a true bill, and the parties were
thereupon discharged.
VIM Morris, stealing bottle of wine from VIM.
Boshen-not true bill, aud party discharged
The Grand Jury then adjourned, to meet again
on Friday next, when all persons who sell ardent
spirits. aud have not obtained license of the
Court, rs directed by late act of the General A.
5ea!biy, will be presented
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The famous Elder Knapp has just settled over
copgreg alton at st. Louis.
A.P. starbjrd one OF the most extensive n er'
chants of Louisville, died last week.
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rsFg- S,r.roq. EYpIry Spn1yo Warm

Tins Mater, fresh from IA" Spring. be obtained
. -rsrS. IBCsLL AID % COS. No. I22 Main street
l..,mGui, Va. hy The gross siup!r box AisJ,tu
s - al the priacipai Drug stones in the city For
IA .yss. directions for Use, ana certificates of emf
r. trtg-,tians, see circular, which be obtained
ia 'ttu Dru- Stores.
y 'sr- nay be addressed to The Prorrietors G. W
NSti% Il 90, SArss raga Springs, or at their De.
pyf IS Barclay street, New York. ap iG--3m
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aapSEr YOUR HoUsEHOLD IN ORpER,-

5 .mner approaches the human s. stem becomes
dyt itatted. and often much weakened that life
IL, mes bHTthen - is possess0r School misses
boys a. well Adults, suffer from u TelaXaton
q trc nerves, auS when nature is unaided. perma-
diseases the fruits CT neglect 4 good ton.
l. in such cases, il the grand dsStisTGtGBl. and
FAh Eh'8 Pr nAiUM BlTTER5 possess the reQui.
ste qualities, The free of them IS all that is
Cas-ay - stimulate the digestive organs sharpen
te anpetite. and give such tone 10 the stomach
wl. enable the machinery oi our nature 10 perform
ia I. tcf"ns in 4 healthy manner. In 10 instance
ha:~ tley failed t. give entire satisfaction. when
uNvl, ali W therefore commend them 70 public IA
VOC.
r.. ABBY al .he principal druggists in the city OF
NiChH0ut aLt elsewhere in Virginia. ap
THG8Gzns y. ETEEL, Dentidt, Office
81 -czaerae SC 23I. cn Main, between 5th and 9th
tree : Richmond Va. Iny 30-ly
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1r nh SAE-tJsFrLta C0RrIAL-1he Life.ef thc JtcEh
- 1t ne J"ncd PREF RED NJ A CHEMIST The best
y Cer u Hc,lth. ana the best Blood-furlfying
nFonrf II tho Wnr.ai IL does not contain par.
: le = 3e'gury. The ahcve preparation - snited
"a" impaired and weakr8e condition oi the hu-
'Fpr~e !: inFigoTates the v hole constitution; re-
layca all pin pl"s ard erupons fro1 the skim gives
'1 H9J rtsbAesa o TIN complexion nnd Is pattl
'.srl adnpts1 :" the Teehening complaints ot the
=
II i"H rcrfcct "0rdiNl IN taste, end acts ike
rar"t upon tie feelings spirits and energies OF the
an art 9ehi;atCd i!un any Capse.
quart bottles g; -fiiali bottles 20 cents.
73l4 ty,all Druggists Ia Richmond, Norfolk and
fiSnOutE. NH 3!--d&CT3in
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PLAIN STATEmEFTs OF FAoTs.-
u. H.EPTos. vow aged ~ years, speaks. Hear him:
. -tr' gft sick EcwGrc % limitations! Ask fOi
RI Vegetable TinCture. The many cures
= IL y IT, pleasant and sale remedy may induce
9i,ine must have merit, and great merit too
'aa1 the tost nf lrblIC opinion. No art OF putting
g.. ZHiV@Hi1C worthless article MS 10 keep il up
o. sor1 medicine II It be not really so.
Head medicine viii live, become popular and ex-
"alea Tesr aiter year, IN spite OF opposition
. pc pic rvs lily fiud out its virtues and the fame
y 'cin ls'sss ireG month 10 month with more Ttt
w : thaD new fepOrs can spread 1t. a Hving wit
~i t1shfyIug to the cure medicine has made foI
: <.
p II proof of whs, we say above, we refer you %
"a tntGn's Veg table Tincture and It's effects.
= :. Nh, HI9s, No. 1876 SOrth Paca street Balti
C'". cured OF hheanstjs,n, Dyspepsia and Nervous
"a "a i'Io, niosf dreadful case Of ScrofUla of yesrs
70 n2g, !ost number VI pieces Of bone. restored 10
- Mary soor.EtD Teacher No. $50 Baltimore
u i-ItF eGse, after years Of suffering, has aston
gem ftI friends Let the afflicted call 20 gee her.
=, DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
H'i " La Oldham Of Baltimore Cus;om-Honse, suf
' from these Complaints for Is months with body
- 'lnf severely affected. He was cured by Hamp
b f.getabie fracture, after other things failed.
, - COtOH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
] ~ HeIry Z. Ninn had acOugh for years great
f. aess, &C. had ~ all i've or six pbygieaus tried
~- ii' tshtdies hat was cured only by
4 1AAffDG's sEGETA8LE fIHHTUEE.
- Deiicate Ladies aad Children viii please give
, . by PURoEIL, LADD 4 co, Richmond; by
| r. }Jkh, tiedefichsbnrg; by all tho Druggists IN
| sbaTE ky E0hTIHEk q M0WBRAY, Balti,
shd W Ci1g gists and shopkeepers everywhere
- u Per bottle. six bottles for 10. -dAe
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
The Pearl Fisheries.

It may not be generally known that
pearl fishing is carried on to some extent
iii our immediate neighborhood we were
not aware of The fact until recently, but
we have, owing to the pressure OF the
times, seized upon for debt, and a~ppropri-
ated u beautiful specimen OF the products
of the Bay, which will satisfy tie most
skeptical. We value this prize, however,
not so much for its intrinsic worth, as for
the history connected with it. lis history
is as follows: Old.
Some time since q report was rife
among the lumbermen on the Bay shore,
that pearls were frequently found IN the
fresh water clans along the shore. Our
Young friend, Mr.. VS., down the
Bay, hes ring the report, became satisfied
If its correctness, aud immediately COM
menced an inspection of the piscaIory ill.,
habl,ants of the sand, in hopes of finding
some of the coveted treasures, perchance
a pearl of great price Day after day,
and week after week he looked-lopg
and anxious!y-bu in vain, the ouiy
pearl he found was suspended to his eye
lids, until at length dispair became stamp
ed upon his brow. AT this juncture, his
neighbor, Mr.. H--y, stepped in and
exhibited 10 Mr., ", a pearl which he
had found-a genuine pearl, $50 thought
Mr.. W. Of surprising beauty. Some
wicked people believe that Mr.. II. manu-.
featured ii from the joint of the shell of a
clam, but of course we don't believe that
BE it as it may, Mr.. w, was SO pleased
with it that Mr.. H., who knew where
he could find plenty more like il" presen.
ted it 10 him. Mr.. w. thereupon tool
natures conveyance, some IS miles, Il
this city, and placed his treasure in the
hands of Mr.. l.. ]. d., requesting him Il
ascertain its value. Mr.. DIS. ideas be
came awakened, and he lost no time il
sending ii to Messrs. Ball, Black & Co,
jewellers. of New York Cily, for tina
purpose. In a few days, Mes:rs. B B
x Co. answered that as there Was /;
dearth of that description of pearl in III,
market, they lho't such would sell as higl
as sirty cents per 6ushd.
We understand that the parties hay,
abandoned the pearl fishing and pearl
specializing business, finding it unproft
able.
In conclusion we would say, that W
} have received the above mentioned pear
from Mr.. d., in payment for the pastur
age of a beautiful specimen of q colt be
5 longing to that gentleman. 1t may be 10
{ spected by the curious at our ofice-th
' pearl, not the horse.-G Green Bay Owls.
.IHrcafe.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
Rankin.

We do no, propose 10 do anything by
which he whose name heads this article
win be dignifcd into anything like respec.
liability We know Rankin-we come to
rosi,iye conclusions, by positive facts
We would be ignorant indeed to ask for
the nnhe bf Rankin, when perusing the
leaders Of the late numbers OF the Ne
braskian !; il requires no deep seated, or
aura sighted intelligence to discover who
il the author Of this unparalleled onset
unparalleled in It's b~nseness, vulgarity,
and eouardice. We do not propose al
prc,cn, to approach too near the author
himself the poisonous atmosphere Of the
fatal Upas region is not more dangerous
10 vitality than the infectious brenthings
Of This master spirit Of obscenity is to
chastity. s. t.. ..
This species Of masked u,tock-,he
pure embodiment Of servility and coward
ice-canno, attack the vices, but with its
insidious wiles would strike at virtue,
which, 80 doubly secure, deigns to drop a
tear OF, charity for the miserable degrad-
ed chnrac ter, who has fallen from his
high estate Of manhood and the angel
Of morality lowering around us in its
ersnesccnt light breutheso sigh of re.
proof ere vanishing from a scene Of low.