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HIGHLY IMPORTANT MAIL ARRANGEME NIe
THE GREAT SOUTHERN AND CALIFORNIA

MAILS.
:, wAsHisaros, May 2e.--The Railroad Convens'on
here, adjourned 10 day, after Week 49, pa.,.
Inpcrtaat results were accomplished. lug . shs
master General has given orders 10 cossX shs
Great Southern Mail, leaving New for .s,r :" from
morning over the Central route, d,se,s s. via
the Seaboard Route at Richmond, tn mnn..s es
Danyiiie, Southsids and Virginia sna az 10
roads. through to Knoxville, pauou,, .hance
Grand Junction. 80 miles east OF hemp ,s service
via jackson, Miss, to New Orleans. a .a,ss rn,iI
Commences on the LIST OF July aud cont,nu 49, 80
the 30th OF June, 1859. Time rom We" co,nnon.
New Orleans. four days, sersnteen moas; a,ssr
sa,ioo saOO per mile. Distance l,Ico mue''
lat Jniy. 80, both great Southern mans Is. .nn.
Nav Work morning and evening, VIII pe ~ s III
nec,,on with this central route. as aoup'e uan,
ss,v,ee has been ordered TO commences ~ .uas
,;a,. :, view of the completion OF the UranRe auu
aisYsnaria Railroad to Lynchburg TINS " -
cnnf,dently believed, will shorten the time rom
New York to New Orleans to three Gays anu
,weJve hours at compensation for double daiiy
service of $500 per mile Full through arrange,
ments for passengers were also completed AZ S4o
from New York TO New0rieans.
IL is understood that arrangements nave also
been perfected by the Department in connection
with the above, for semi-monthIy California nails
from New Orleans via Tehuautepec and Acapulco,
thence by Pacific mail steamers to ssan Fran
cisco which 10 IL believed will shorten the fTeseht
time ten days between New York and California.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 26-Snatc-Some harbor bills
we're passed.
Senator Bell spoke five hours ostensbly on the
loan bill.
The loan bill passed-ayes 2s, nays 14-without
the amendment authorizing home valuation on
foreign imports.
Mr. Hunter gave notice that he would tomor-
row bring up the miscellaneous appropriation
bill.
House-The House discussed the civil appropria-
tion bill.
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DEsIRanLR FARM FOR SALE.-We call attention to
the advertisement OF DR.. Hudson's farm for sale--
1t Ia one Of the best cultivated farms, and most
beautiful country retreats ia the neighborhood OF
Richmond. We know not one which combines
more, II as many Inducements, to a lover of rural
life. We speak from personal observation and
knowledge
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.,opr vIppS m prTFFaIo N "

BUFFALO, Tuesday, May 25.-The steam saw-mill
on York street, known Bonnell MILL owned in
New York aud occupied by f. b Holiness was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss on the mill and
machinery, $4,000; no insurance. hre IN another
part of the city at the same time destroyed prop
erty to the afnount of $4,000 These fires are
probably the work of an organized band of incer-
diaries
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A noupTFIIL CASE OF BOARDING.

NEW YoRK. May 26.-The brig New Era arrived
here from Matanzas, is reported BY her captain to
have been boar ded on the 18th of April by al Eng
lish cruiser, and on the 18th of May to have had
three shots fired Of her by another. In the last
case she did not heave to, and consequently was
not boarded The officers of the New Era say that
they know nothing of the transaction reported
bv the captaiD.
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SERIOUS ARRAY.

LyNcHBURa, Va. May 26.-Alexander Gonsby
mortaily wounded Jno Cunningham in an ARRAY
this morning, three miles below this place. He
has fed in the direction of Richmond. He is re-
sident of Buckingham county, and was captain Of
the canal boat Lsndonia. The officers are in pur-
suit of him.
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tD CORRECTION. 1T IS not true that
the Attorney General has decided that the candidate
must reside in the district in order TO be eligible for
election But he did give it rs his opinion this
morning that if majority of the voters in the city
of Richmond. shall vote for me as Commissioner Of
the Revenue for the Sd District will be eligible;
although, now live in the LIST District, but viii be
required to reside in the district tor 1hch elected
during the term Of office. =
my 26-2t JESSE kEESEE.
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~ THE DIxE.-This excelIentiy kept house
seems To be getting the dimes ~ rapidly Ms its pro-
prietor could WISH sample Of the delicacies from
1t Yesterday 10 the way Of turtle SOUP turtle steak
green peas, asparagus. and cham payne to wash all
down. convinced us that the publie-ths true cpl
cnre after all-is mistaken in the place for be
slowing liberal patronage a#
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ACOUITrAL.

WORCESTER, MASS, Tuesday, May 25.-The jury
in the case of Henry D. Stone, who arrested in
Springfield some time since for forgery, this morn
ing brought in a verdict of not guilty. He Is still
held on civil process for debts amounting to So,
o0O. being unable to find bail in double the amount.
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The STORM IN WEsTMoRELAND We continue t.
hear sad accounts of the late terrific storm II
fell with peculiar violence upon the house anG
farm of Henry Taylor, Esq large tree fel
crashing through his windows, breaking the chin
ney and roof. negro woman caught in the
storm was found nsensible and has hot yet been
restored. His promised wheat crop of 5000 bush
els is also utterly destroyed. John Taylor, q. c
Jett, l.. Washington. C Turner, aud John Dickin
son, Esqs, also sufferers, the extent Of whose
losses we have not learned. Col. w. z. Taylor
crop at the Meek also shared the general ruin
Theriver is full Of floating wheat, cut down and
carried off by the wind. Fred. Va Herald
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE Cosp,NY, /

MERCHANTS INSURANCE Coxp,NY,)
Richmond, 18th May, 1883
rB AT THE ANNUAL MEETING CT the
STOCKHOLDERS of this Company. on the oath instant,
the following gentlemen were elected Directors for
the ensning year:
jos r Andersen Roscoe Heath
James l. Apperson Samuel Harrison
George barksdale miller
D.yla Burr VIM q Paine
VIM breeder Saml Putney
Lewis d Crenshaw Thes X Price
WIN III Christian .InO Purcell
Jno Dooley Jno d Quarles
james Dunlop FraDkllp Sttar1s
l. W GlaZebrook Jno @ Snton
Lewis Ginter Ed III Skiuker
Vim Haxall James Thomas Jr
Garrett Watson.
The regular weekly meetings Of the Board, are
held at the Companys Office. on WEDNESDAY af
A PLEAsANTs, Pres't
IL MONTAGUE. See'y. my 26--3t
Beg NorIcE. annual meeting of
of the Stockholders. of the Clover Hill Railroad
Company, will be held at the Office of the Company
IS, At ) o'clock P M Dis WooLDRIDaE.
my It'd Treasurer.
rG- THE GREAT HEALTH REsroRER
THE IIFs OF THE FLESH Is IN THE BLooD-When
the Bio nd becomes yitsed u pure. or too weak the
flesh looses its vitality, the skin becomes yellow and
paid the LIVER i've dsSrdsred dyspepsia and Indges
ees, and life becomes a burden.
Akrsh ssHsSpI nfhLIT Johb GfszTEoRrR' OR
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels
imparting new vigor and tone to constitution in
paired by di ease from any cause 1t removes Pin.
pies. and all skin erup.ons; arouses the ply ical
power. IF both sexes gives bloom to the pallfi
cheek. and makes Gus Joyous and happy. Though
taste 1t is particularly adapted TO Female COM
plants which in their very nature are exhansting
r Kidney and Bladder affections, it acts ike a
charm Quart bottles 81. snail bottles 80 cents.
Soit Nv PURCELL. LApD Co; FIsHeG WINSTON
pErSaSOS: BaDHKEr. UAKLICK. w y IADp. Mills
parG JOHNSON; DuyaL NORTON; @ A .rsEcKER,
AM DowbEs my al-d&cw3m
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Lord Nauter.

The Washington correspondent of the SouthSide
Democrat says IL is positively affirmed in Wash.
ing,on. that Lord Napier disspproves of the entire
course OF British conduct in the Gulf and does not
hesitate To say so
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The South-Side Democrat warmly responds to
auomiuatton Of Hon John Letcher, as the Demo
cratic candidate for next Governor, and pays a
glowing tribute to this man Of mark
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AssAssrSArED -On Thursday night last, Ahram
p. Phillips formerly special police officer of New
Orleans, was assassiuated in the streets of that
city. lie received two pistoi shots and thirteen
stabs, and died a few moments afterwards. His
death caused much excitement The funeral on
Friday attended by q procession of persons
three squares long The New Orleans papers say
nothing of his being Captain of the Thugs az
mentioned in q telesraphic dispatch.
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leg FOR THE SANDWICH IsLASDs.-The ship Noun
tain Wave. from this port, has taken q cargo of
leo for Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. We believe
this 10 the first shipment Of ice to this remote
REORGANIZATION paper.
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TIE SOUTHERN AID SoCIETy.--rhe Southern Aid
Society held its annual meeting at Boston on Mon.
day. The Treasurer's report for the year ending
October, 1857, shows receipts of $ll,29S; expendt.
lures, $l0,l3l. The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That the Southern Aid Society is en-.
titled to cordial support. because il fosters broad
and genial Zeal for the PRONUNCIATION of the Cos
PEI!
Remarks were made by Rev. Messrs. Craig, Ran
dali and others urging sealousness in maintaining
a Christian union North and Soath.
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THE DISPATCH.
!. .T.s,E no AnvHRTIsERa,

Advertisements for the Dssparoa mnst DO handed
A BY sir o'cck ~ The assvoo' IN order 20 eppess
ma next day The heavy pressure advertisements
ans = the columns Of our paper, VIII not admit OF
their reception after the hout named
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FRIEND To DESERVING WUKTH.
my 27-it*
TO THE VOTERS OF HEN

" TO LIE vi ENo Ur N IN.
a rep TT has been industriously and insdiousty cir
cu'ated throughout the county somewhat to this ef
feet: That while employed las. SUNNI er at the
Sader one day to get dinner. and took my seat
at the table and in a few minutes party of me-
.t1nics came in, when Immediately got up and
asked Mr. sadler if he couldn't give me private
room, that could not eat in such company; In adj
dtion TO my own positive denial OF the trnth OF this
Mr. Clarke (who is employed at Mr. Ssdler's hotel
relative to The matter which copcusively proves it
to be false TEMPLE ELLETr.
Being requested by Mr. Temple Elicit to state
whether he ever made any such remark as the one
attributed to him and mentioned in the foregoing
card in relation to eating with mechanics, say.
unpquivocally, that he never made such remark
in our presence or to our snowledge.
GEORGE SADLFR,
nv 2S-2ts 8 PEARCE CLARK.
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JuDGE INDICTED --Jndge Nelson, Of Campbell
county. Kentucky, has been indicted In the United
states District Court for the district of Kentucky,
for assisting soldier named Beck to desert from
the garrison At Newport.
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NAVAL.

MOBILE, MAY 26.-The U. s. steamer Fulton, has
arrived here from Pensacola.
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kATHER.--i5 .dox nioee---s ountry
my li..a TaWEATT. rAUIK SSd "a CLARK.
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~ READER, II you wish to have genuine Am
brotype tab en-. employ the Artists TYLER Co, fa9
Main street TYLER l. Co. have had sixteen years
experience, and are regular educated Artists-they
understand their business thoroughly. Price from
ri tn h.
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DESTROYED By FIRE -0n Saturday the six-story
hour mill OF Lewis Pagan, at Cincinnati, was par.
tally destroyed by ire, and 200 bushels OF shorts
5000 bbs, &c, greatly damaged. Loss $4,000; in
surance els 900.
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Affairs In Orange County.

SAILING OF THE PERSIA.
NEW YORK. May 26.-Tbe steamship Persia sailed
to-day with s.. 81, 600 in specie for Liverpool.
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Rag EUsTAcE ROBINSON gentle
man has been closely engaged by the business of
his office to be unable to visit the citizens 1t has
therefore been out of his power TO conform to the
custom of the day by waiting upcn them In person.
The reason will no doubt be properly appreciated.
m 16-2tF
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~ Nor,ce-Tor THE YorrRs OF HE

RICO COUNTY since declaring myself q candidate
the Office of sheriff of the county of Henrico,
have found impossible to canvass the county, as 1t
should have been done, and feelin sati fed, under
such circumstances. that nay chance for election
must lie doubtful, | therefore think IL advisable TO
d. cline being candidate for said Office and must
leave the fed to MessFs Hutcheson and Davis.
my 26-2tH j CARTER.
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Intelligence from Mexico announces that Zuioa,
"a nss issued sn edict, declaring all the ports Of
that country closed 10 the commerce Of other
pAfioas.
SENIOR Joaquin Lopez d. sioa has been dispatch.
ca by inc Provincial Government Of Para to the
unI,eo s'ates,to study the American system Of ag-
A huge black bear. driven In from, thu sw.u,r.
by high water, peran,,.nj.tea the - r.s,s ~ 49,
Mise. On Monday night wesk ~ sbs'.as.... 49,
oteverybody. .-''sA
~ = atefs. fur burglary, in Fredesicksburg,
Va, has been eatencea 10 years 10 the peniten,
tiary. = s ssu'a0n-
Ihs sfxth trial D. elect senator and six renr.-
preyidfnes, VI !, Monday again re-
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERrlPIcArs.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing Of
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by US this
day at Augusta. Ga.
II. G. BARBER, s,ro-, r,,,,..
L. p. DUGAS. (o"oin Ooh H.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day.
May ed, lass. LEWIS LEVY, j. Z.
ExPLANATfoN.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number ends in are enti-
tied $40 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it to. Halt, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
The principal prizes in this Scheme were distribu
ted in the following places No 7iS7, $1,000 half
Boston, Mass, hall NOT sold No 1898 80 600, hafte
Chirago, Iii No 1882, 10 600, Cieaviand, Ohio and
Mobile, Ala. Ne 2o525, 500. Raleigh, =, and
Washington D G. NO +jOo5 GO, Pittsburg, Pa. No
27466 3OO0, Memphis. Tenn, and Charleston, g. No
3ai2, 800, Albany. N Y. on certificate of wholes
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RECEIPTS AT Nav YoRK.-There were received
at New York In the forty eight hours ending Mon.
day evening, lo.o00 bales cotton. 2S,000 barrels
four, $4,000 bushels wheat, So 600 bushels corn,
5000 barrels ro-in 900 sides leather, 5000 pack
ages tobacco, and l,5S2 boxes starch.
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nag To THE VoTERs OF THE CITY OF
RIcHMoND.-In am ne longer q candidate for the Of
flee OF Commissioner of the Revenue for the 3rd Dis
trict Monroe Ward0
my 26-2t* JSO VI MURRAY.
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WHEAT CRoP.-1he Greenbrier Era states that
the wheat prospects In that section were never
mora encouraging than at the present time. In
Fsyette and all the adjoining countless the indiea
tons In favor Of an abundant crop are most excel
leaf ~
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LAUNDERING DTpIoaAT.---The PhiladeIphia
Press says that the Hon. Edward Morris Erskine
appointed secretary to the British Embassy at
Washington, Is the very identical gentleman who
was lately suspended and recalled from Turin on
account of extraordinary careessness, or stupidity,
In so copying dispatch to the Sandman Gov
ernment, ffem the British Foreign Secretary, that
nc made England speak tbreaseningly to Sardi-
nis, instead OF putting simple question in the
most smicahlc manner.
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DENNIS & BROTHERS.
BLEACHING. PRESSING AND DYING
ESTABLISHMENT, Franklin st
@r AUCTION. Groceries, Liquors,
aG nv yn gI Iorhinsi Z g DAVENPORT, Aucts.

ESPECIAL NOTICE.-The attention Of the
public is invited to our sale OF Furniture, to take
place over The store recently occupied by Val Cohen.
lis Broad street, THIS DAY at 10 o'elk By order
of the Trustee. Il COOK CO,
INV eft Auctioneers.
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r1rnrI0N TIcKETs.

90 The DISPATCH JOB PRINTING osFio
4 prepared to execute. a short nosiee snu ~
sonsble terms. ELECTION TiOAEfS. A oAou's.
~ otiers wanting Tickets for the approachir
lection viii and Il greatly TO their interest 70 &c
A. the Dispatch once, corner Of Main and ia'''
.sroets. aud leave their orders.
sz- THs Omar VIRGINIA HrxeLE MACHINE is now
on exhibition az the Planning Mill Of Messrs. Lewis
A piummer, corner Of 7th and Main ttreess, Rich
rnond, each day, from o'clock to " A. and from
3tosrM. The Agents for the sale Of this Machine,
Msssrs scoTr and FITCH. are stopping at the Cen
trail Hotel and have yet for sale several States. All
persons desiring purchase. viii call on them soon.
rs they will only remain In the city few days.
For County and khop Rights for all Of Eastern
Virginia. the Valley. and Pennsylvania, apply to
NJ. P OIlERN CO. office lower end Canal Dock,
Richmond. my 2s-4ts
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= no THE VOTERS OF THE

49, CITY OF RICHMOND-Tod day you will
cast your votes fer Commissioner, Of the Revenue
for three Wards. For the vacancy in Monroe Ward
there are number of applicants, many Of them are
worthy men. and would no donbt make faithful Elf
your claims than the rest. Une If the oldest and
most upright citizens embarrassed by nisfortunes
in his old age and without employment modestly
asks you for this simple means of support. and will
You refuse2 Noi When you consider these facts,
together 9Th the certainty that many OF the other
applicants have lucrative employment, you certain
ly will give Vim BOO FRIGHT, senr, al oyerwhelm-
ing majority. -
"a
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MARRIED,

At Ridleyville, Flor Ia, on the 18th of May. Dr.
to Miss ENM HUDNELL. both of Ridl willie.
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Mrs Sarah Marsh, died in Heath, Mass. May O.
aged 100 years., months and days. She wa,
never sick more than three months during her
life.
On the 2lst instant. the county treasury OF
Henry county, Ind, was entered and robbed of
Sill 900.
At Boston, on the fourth Of July, there will be
regatta, balloon ascension. and q display of
fireworks as the city's expense
Jacob Amick, Eco, an old citizen of Wheeling,
undertook to bleed himsefon Monday, but cut 40
artery and bied to death.
The United States steam frigate Powhatap, for
Hong Kong. was at Mauritius, March Goth, having
put In for coal.
Thr hremen of Philadelphia are making prepa-
rations for grand torch light procession, TO come
on on saturday evening, the Sd of July.
Rev. II. p. Goodrich, q distinguished clergyman
Of the Presbyterian Church, died In Missouri, on
the 18th inst
The town Of Springfield, on the Arkansas river,
Was almost completely demolished b. tornado,
few days ago.
The New Hampshire papers are agitating the
question OF United States Senator to succeed
John r. Hale.
During the past year al ,54s dispatches were
ssnt By the electric telegraph In Prussia.
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uPaClAL aOrICHs.

~ Friends Of GOODWIN, remember
the Importance Of IN RARIY vofEi Rally 70 the
polls the earliest season. and stand fsst iI
shot h fffsdf Encourage him not merely win
majority but let ms vote be or the most derded chs
racterI Each man shouli see that hts ticket has
MILLS b. GOODWIN
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CONGRESSIONAL MORALS Demonstrators IL
hope for tho country yet. Our Congressman are
improving In their morals. The Hon. Joshus
Giddings, the Oldest member of the House OF Rep
resentatives, writes that there has been, in the
present Congress, less intoxication and predispo-
stion TO vice than in any Congress with VIII len he
bas been associated,
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COMMISSIONERS r or MONROE WARD.

As-RALLYl RALLYi 10 the Polls to day, and
vote for our old townsman, JESSE KEEsEk for
Commissioner Of the Revenue for the q District -
Do not be misod By false reforS pnt "a cifcustion
RIEsEE he, discharged the duties OF the once Tor
s Y1 D, p. e ans s so .ss eject
MIN .nS once h a voTGRs 81 THE CITY
M AT A MEETING OF THE COMMISSION
ERs OF THE BANK Of the COMMlNW gALTH,
heIt on Wednesday, the 2sth install it having been
ascerta!ned that an amount exceeding the snm re-
qured to secure the charter had been subscriDed u
was
the Capital rfock of the Bank of the Common:
| wealth, be closed on Saturday, the 18th dsy OF
June. or earlier. should the sum OF $4,000 have
been subscribed prior that date and that meet
ing S ss !. o1Sas
!" u O'CLOCK. JoHN A. LANCASTER.
HORACE l. KENT,
FIOHARD @. sORkIss,
MAS Mai g. 6Sa shssnaRMT. Jr. Corners
y WAhMIffs y SEA sNoTbbp1s,}
my 27-t22Juns
s6r To rHE LADIES or RIcHMosD.--
s ApS sSEsE Cleaned s ana iaS ne
ol CENT PxNsNx, LssfIoRN Asb STRAW
HATS. bLE4CHED Dy an entire I'VE fLUIEps
and fiuished equal to new and in the most approved
style. Also. DYED brown, tea colr. &C., at the
shortest notice, at
''', - DENNIS & BROTHERS.
BLEACHING, PRESSING AND DYING
ESTABLISHMENT, Franklin st ..
my 27-Im Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
R@r AUCTION. Groceries, Liquors,
af ny Ta I'm norninsi z DAVENPORT, Auets.
aY-spECIAL NOTICE.-The attention Of the
public is invited to sale Of Furniture, to take
place over the recently occupied by Val Cohen.
lis Broad street, THIS DAY, at 10 o'elk BY order
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DUARDlNG-MRs c. BUTLER can
~ Accommodate xix or eight Gentlemen with
Board at her residence, on Mayo street between
Broad and Franklin, opposite the Jews Synagogue.
DAY BoAkDERs accomm ID ited. Bath room for tho
accommodation of boarders. my T-6t*
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FALsrArY At TIE THEArRE--To-night that excel
lent comedian, Bass, appears at the theatre az
Paistsfr In Henry the Fourth" With the excep-
tioE Of Hackett, he is the only representative Oh
RaistaF in this country, and there viii dono.Ies'
be crowd to witness this representation. i"'
- infant prodigy" Stewart, also appears