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yTIRgINIA WORM KIILER.-Chilt

NIHdINIA WUhM hIILEn.-CnIuron
CRY for It'll This valuable ana popular .prepsrs-
aon d Recommended with the greatest confidence
at experience and test of years having proved
b. 81 the best safest and most reliable Worm y
-teuysry In use.
and pleasant 10 the taste and readily taken By the
and may he given the youngest infant with perfect
safety rs t contains OIL werm seed tnrpentins.or
other nhnscons drug.
Prepared only sT E.J. PIc0r. and FOR sale By
)rucviets geuerniiy an u
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f6r NoTIcE.-The annual meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Richmond Library Com.
pany will be held at the Library, on MONDAY, the
% an r, asMeootd ~ g. RALsToN. Librarian.
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fGr RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
-, MUTUAL SYSTEM
Canital. 1Af Inn, lSiS,.. 8 1 Il o., 9f}6 25.

The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that have been in
force twelve months prior TO January lst 1858. and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di-
vdends that have not been paid Those holding
the certificates will please call and collect the int
rest, which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject of Life
Insurance, will please call on the Agent, N3 Main
street, or for reference apply to either member OF
Company
GEO. WyTHE MUNFoRD President.
Directors:
Thos August, Esq, Jas Thomas Jr. ESQ.,
Roger A Pryor. Esq, Rev Chas II Read.
Thes II Ellis, Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
VIM Paine, ESQ.
Medical Board:
Ro Coleman, Nj d, AG Workman, NJ d,
Jas III Conway, NJ d.
cHAS E. WORKMAN,
General A gent and Attorney for Virginia.
NH l0--2m a5 Main street
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nFThe annual meeting of the stock
will he held AT tne Office of the James River and Ka
nawha Canal Company. corner Of Main and 18th
streets on TUESDAY, 4th of May. at O'Clock. ID.
an 27-t4thM VIM II HAXALL, Sec'y.
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CPRING TRADE OF 1858.
ORICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

L -Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only S. placing
it in the power of all to obtain of these invaluable
Trusses, and be perfectly cured This Truss can con-
venently be sent by mail express to any portion
of the State.
Send measure of your hips or pelvis-saying
whether You desire weak strong spring dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF residence
The pad Of this Truss works the ball and socket
system giving 1t great latitude of notion so as TO
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
it there at your pleasure By small lever attached
1t Is worn with perfect comfort The Truss neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all liza
BILE to get out of order or be broken IL has cured
great number ofpersons in this city and throughout
the State and We will most cheerfully refer to gen.
tlemen who are well known for their yeracity and
respsctabilty who have themselves been theron Chilly
cured of this dangerous disea and tina too In cases
of long standing and OF an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably BE- sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing can send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city, we will give
any reference to responsibility and promptnese
The Truss or any information concerning IT, can be
had Of q. @. JACKSON,
No. II Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured, should by all obtain one; for they will
not only cure. but arc durable that they the
cheapest in the end
Ali kinds of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
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- FoRBEs q CRENsHAw,

n~ FORBES CRENsHAw,
ARCHITECTS, MEASURERS AND APPRAIS
EkS will attend to all business in their line with
promptness and solicit a share OF patronage.
OFFICE-at the Hall of the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute, corner 18th and Main streets, over Mr..
Booths Upholstery store.
WIN. FORBES. l.. A. CRENSHAW.
anlS-dImif&
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GRAND "A
r FIREMEN's BALL. III

LIBERTY FIRE COMPANY
Take pleasure In announcing to the Richmond pub
lie that they will give their
=. FIRST ANNUAL BALL,
(under the now organization.) on MONDAY EVE
MING the I'd day Of May. 1858, IN the
HALL OVER THE FIRST MARKET,
On which occasion theyeordiaily ask the patronage
those who risk life and limb-in their service gra-
tuitously.
for the occasion. and every other arrangement
made necessary to insure the pleasure of those who
NAV attend. ---
Lady $t--which may be obtained Of any member
of the Company, or the undersigned COMMITTEES.
C A BRQCKMEYER,l
q BERuHEI1fHR,
= j H0LMks. Coihmittee OF
], EYMEYffAUsER. Arrangemsuts.
Ii BURE1IARDT,
c BUCHEMAN.
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Tine KnIER TRours.-Chove Of Tfogramm e.
Last night the drama OF the "wandering Jew"
was produced by this troupe at the theatre. 1t
will be repeated tonight In It the following new
tableauxare presestsd: "Aurora and the Night"
"Jeremishs Lament" "sneas relating the battle
OF Troy 70 Dido" Gain and Abel" and the "Rs.
union Of the Olympic Coda" Besides these new
ores, the BATTLE Of the Amazons" and "Qussn of
Fiowers' those favorites Of the public, will also
be presented Anunaber Of dances BY the children,
anda ballet called "Santasie 0risntale," add at.
traction 70 the entertainment, which concludes
With a tablssux entitled "Hail Columbia" Az the
theatre has been ossrcrowdsd for the past four
nighss tsnflemsn carrying ladieG should secure
sssts during the day
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~NoTIcE. The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Exchange Hotel Company.
will be held at the Exchange Hotel on MONDAY,
:" may 10y ''' i'''' ~ = NICHOLAS MILLS.
an 2q-4t u. stHestsf President.
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NUNNS Il CLARK'S PIA-
NOS.-SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
P. II. TAYLOR has Just opened
y several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular mandatory of Messrs. NUNS 4
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire satisfaction of the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos OF 61k octayes,
together with several excellent second hand instru
ments which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MELODEONS, of Pelaubet's make, to be obtsined
at this Establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. OF q variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and Mn.
sical Instruments in the State. p. III. TAYLOR,
je 26-ts Piano and Music Store. lSS Main street.
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-. WonrII RSsDIxG why Is Il To,

Il
~. WoRrH RBsDINa Why Is il that
40 rnany suffer ani repne and drag ont nisefable
oxistsnce, untitled Tor the joyDents and svss Or
and health and yiGor restored, by treatment af
once convenient md safe well NJ permanent 10 ifs
To those Who have suffered long with disease .ul-
tirnatino in loss Of appetite. vigor &c, the under
signed tenders his professional services assuring
yepent and proper prescriptions. a sthoreuzh cure
aud sound body and mind. without unpleasant re-
strctions or hindranoe from ordinary business pur
suits. II - sSa,..
I'M Diseases Of private psturs. from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic, stri lures, 40 rrta
BILE bladder &C. also. Scrofnia, Asthma, Rheuma-
tsu1 Piles &c. skillfuliy and successfully treated
DR. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at his roofiis,
over 1927 Main street. above llth and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on MAIN.
fth door above 18th street. 81 = .no,s
From tins date until the LIST Of June; DR. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays Thursd .ys ana
Fridays OF each week, but from saturday merrning
until Tuesday evening. be may be consulted rom
10 A NJ to M, and 8 to 5 81. ap FITS
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITITTE

v The Board Of Visitors will meet on the Path of
June, to make appointments of Cadets for this In
stitution Applications should be adore sed to the
undersigned, prior to the day of meeting
Vacancies for STATE Cadets will exist for the follow
ing Sepat rial Districts under the Old Constitution
Nv. Albtrmarle. Nelson, Amherst
NV. Frederick, Jefferson Clarke
VII. shenandoah, Hardy Page Warren
XVIII Patrick. Hesry, Pittsylvania
XX!II. Harrison, Lewis, Wood, &c
xxx. Loudoun, Fairfax, Alexandria
XXI. Brooke, ohio, Tyler and Marshall
Those wanting Teachers from the Graduating
Clase. will apply before lst July.
The usual Graduating Exercises will take place on
5th July. fO VI
The Society of Alumni will be addressed by SAn'I
GARLAND. Eco OF Lynchhurg on Sd July
ap O-iaw3t FRANCIS Ii SMITH, Sup't
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!. -. AUCTION NorIcH.--I AJAX atten-
.sor n, m : saie Of Ulethsng aud Dry Goods This
DAY. At my store, at 10 O'Clock. Without regard to
weather. vns risr o,~s
Is xIs&sz Gfss AsFsss RsoAUA1VhNs
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M. The ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stock
holders OF the Richmond. fredericksburg and poto.
the Company. In Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the
I'd of j une next. at IL O'Clock. NJ. .lss .
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OF nm A YEAR.- .,,,,
= oonA YEAR! 81. 600 "A YEAR [
/ RETIRED PHYSICIAN-

n KEIIkEU FL foIOIHN-9f
IA sEysSrY.PfvE YEARS OF AGE, whose sands Of life
have nearly runout while in the East In
diesa certain cure for Consumptioo, Asthma, bron-
chitis Coughs Colds and General DEBILITY me rem
ADV was discovered By him when his only child, q
daughter was given up to die. Wishing TO do as
much good as possible he will send to such OF his
with full and explicit directions for making It up.
and successfully using 1t. He requires zach appl'-
cant to enclose him one shillHg-three cents 70 pc
returned as postage the recipe, and the remain
der to be applied to the payment OF this advertise
ment. 49, -. :. 80.
Citv III 80 ap i5-d&wlmif
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-¬e-A committee oil
conference was appointed to meet committee Oh
the part of the House, and the disagreemsnts ID
thu Deficiency bill.
The Kansas report being M, Messrs. Toonlbs, OF
Georgia. Wilson, OF Massachusetts, and Bell OF
Tenne.see. made speeches No action was had. II
Is understood a vote is expected tomorrow after
noon.
House-AIl day was occupied with the Kansas
report without action. There was no new feature
In the debates worth mentioning.
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n6e To THE VoTERs OF THE isT DIS
rR1cT HRNRrCo COUNTY, hereby announce myself
a candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE OF the Isl
nh Issaawts JOHN W CLARKE.
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IT, CHANGE OF HOUR OF
.Ezzsisssss:Ps@z STARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
AM NUhfULK.-The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt
JOHN DAVIS, will, on and after MONDAY next 18th,
leave the wharf at Rockets. every Wednesday,
for the above ports and return each alternate day,
Except Sunday,) leaving Norfolk at the same hour,
aud touch at all the regular landings the river
going and returning.
81 Passage and Fare as usual.
apis RO HASKINS.
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= rbe 4 EY of the store will be sold n the sams
time ~ eros1 % 'p' f1oMAs W.. kkEsEE,
~ sa-tta Anfti6utef.
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- 4 = - - . JAcKD0N, MEHU4IffI.
Mr.. r. H. JACKSON: DsAR SRI
- have tried 100 bottles Of your ExckIsloR BlrTxm
WITH my customers and universally recommend Il o.
specific against Ague and Fever, hiliious Fever
-. Asa TONIC. nnd Il superior % any other arti
eie have ever tried. As an agreeable article In b
COCKTAIL. II y only 70 DO used 10 b. approved.
mn Taos. fALIoS. ND
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MURpER.-On Sunday, the 18th inst, near Pal
myra, Fluvanna county, Va, a man by the name
james Noel was so badly beaten by another named
Richard McCary. as to cause his death. The facts
so far can learn. are as follows: MCCary aud
Noel had an alteration on the morning of the
1sth but separated without getting into a coils
ion, but meeting again in the evening, McCary
struck Noel over the head several times with
heavy cane, fracturing his skull. He lay in a
state of insensibility until Thursday night, when
he died. McCary has been confined in prison to
await his trial for Charlottesville JefsrSo-
MAN.
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-. srook SAtx or Doors, smoEs,

STOCK GALE OF BOOTS, SHoss,
svorr r,sruHgs Asp KEY or sroar an. Auc1gqr :
l. al "a 70 the sale Of of noots
shoes, .LeAthef Lasts Store Fixiurss a. THIS s
~ n nrsnch. deceased, at the corner Of nth and
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AscssM Companies are organising In
kansas 70 60 70 Arizona. The famous Titus, Il il
stated. raising acompany At Kansas City, for
sAat destination. and Mr.. catisr % Lawrence, and
0ssssateais Bseva, are each drilling com M ies at
srss ntess nsa Tor tbs ssme HE Of march.
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gPUUFXENu1TchD

!. n6rTBk Aansel Nd Eng u tbt StSek-
= .es s ~ .,ssay' c n soS
NV ~ II n tlay at n o'clock A. VI.
sp Mi W LubBuCh, seoy.
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nOTTED SWISS MUSLINS.--Augus-
~ tus Mailert is selling Dotted Swiss Musiins Al
one shilling per yard, worth q cents. snpertne In
comet ana CambrieE Musiiss' Cheei Mnslins i,sm
brio and Swiss Edgngs and 1nsertings. very cheap.
swiss and Cambria Collars. Irish Linens, Bird Bye
Diapers nleached and Unbleaehed Table Cloths,
Napkins, Towlings Russia Diapers, Skirt Cords
Crash Ladies' Pocket tidkfs at ~ 90 per do5ea with
variety Of ether goods. in which offer great bar.
gains 70 thoss who favor Ine with their call.
"a AUGUSTUS MAILNRT.
.fyLOTHING, CLOTHING.-By Express
~ to-day, q large and beautiful sssortinentof
Black Brown, Blue and Dahiia Cloth rrock Coats,
from 10 co 923
So assorted Fancy Cashmere Sacks and Trocks
$50 pairs do do Pants. plain sad side
100 Fancy silk and Marseiiles Vests
100 pairs Black cass. Pants. trom 10 %.
Is dozen patent Yoke Neck Shirts. white and fan-
cy-selitng st WALKER cos
ap 2s lte Main and 18th sta
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April Tth. 1858, By tho Rev A n Iinusy. IN doech.
spa s9HssIs &C. sssp6s 9 sp
TrYOu WANT THE CHEAPEST fHIM-
u yos wait sGs Ssnd:ea.sss And cheapest Miilise-
RI soUds go 70 sold ssS ..na.,,. p.r..o, Al
hsif Ike nss ns rfsc9 1' no e eo,dsnits
u you war. WnilsGoods much under the usual
II you. are in want Of handsome Embroideriess
you can find them the cheapest ct uoldsmits.
near in can bus the ehs1pestn G fTs 10
'1 sp s"'' : so S Broad street.
CHEAP GOODS, CHEAP GOODS
~ Checked Calico for Busters at 10 cents per yard
worked dotted Swiss Muslin at Is cents per yard.
worth 20 cts; 1000 Linen Hdkis at 6h css worth Ioc
and Sleeves; fine Frepch worked Collars At sl:25,
g ., s oss. 4 T and Saef s nd ss
Lawns, pretty style. only ia cts worth lc; BLACK
Silks at e2la cts per yard: wove shirt Bosoms al
IA = sss '0'0red 0'rdsred Hdhi. is' e iIRyYs.
THE SOUTHERN SAYINGS BANK re-
csivee deposits on which interest is paid at the
rate of per cent. per annum, II remaining on de-
post six months and per cent for sn9rtaI Repi pq
sident, P. b. Price, Treasurer. W. AJenkins secre
tary ~. =
DIRECTORS: 10. A.. Paine, tol henr a'hI "
Geo T. Herring, p. T. Moore, X. G. Howe, John
Kegnault.P B. Price. W, A. Jenkins WIN. Ira
Once a. B. Prices Book Store. opposite Amer
can Hotel ap lo-Im
DURE RYE WHISKEY-We have still
on hand good supply of this celebrated Whis
key now being preferred. by those who have tried
it, to almost any other S@ FiSai 4 POWERS.
spe-Im Corner of Cary and Pearl streets:
DOTATOES.-1O0 bushels White Mercer
Seed; 100 bushels White Mercer, large size; 30
bushels Pink-eyes; 20 bushels Black skin Potatoes
from NfM STs1y snG soG Book
UACON.-lO hhds. prime Bacon Sides,
APP ' %. VIZ " LEWIS WEBB Z co.
VIRGINIA PENTTENTIARY PLAIDS.
Alot Of plaid Cottens for servants wear fer
'"'' ~ Inc isn''H X n NfMMo, Gent Agent
apa Virginia Peuitentiary.
CTEAM CANDIES. Have yeu tried
~ BosSIEUX'S Steam Candies' Call at No 80
Main street. and taKe look ap .
RRIDGFORD & co.
~ Have in store and for salein Iots 70 suit pur-
chasers, James river III hydraulic CEN kosepade
Ground iPL sSsrEaRa hsstsflns HAIkh saved
sns h E9rs9sFa hAf WV
Prime BUTTER and Mercer POTATOES. ia
CANDLES. = $50 boxes Adamantine
" Candles for sale by ,,,,,, ~ ,vp,n M
ap 26-1N LEWIS WEISS w
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
i AUCTIONEER,
(Office corner Of 18th and Gary streetsD
VIII attend to the sale Of REAL ESTATE. MEB
OHANDfSE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 20.
HESale OF Horses every SATURDAY.
E'EMALE COOK FOR HIRE We have
Il for hire, for the residue of The year, servant
WOMAN OF excellent character, who Is first+rate
| Cook, Washer aud Ironer.
PHILIP NJ TABB SON, Agents,
| Governor street. between Main and Franklin ats.
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LATER PROM EuROPE.

NEW YoRx, April ~ The steamship Arabia,
with dates frcm Liverpool % the 18th n:t hes ar,
rived here; also, the Kangaroo, which ieit the
same port on The 14th inst.
Commodore Armstrong Ia passenger on the
NJ. Disraeli bad announred to Parliament that
the British government Mad made demand on
Naples for reparsttcn for the imprisonment Of me
t3o English engineers OF the Cagliari.
The latest dates from India are ieiesrspne' i'on'
Cen Campbell remained at Lucknow.
The hill and fort at Churudane had been stormed
by the British and carried
The rebels were in great force as band'escana'
Commissioner yeh, Of Cbipa, had arrived at
Sir Hugh Moore had driven the robeis from the
Cheeudin districts and from the territory OF thc
Raiah Of Baupoor. The possessions OF the ksJah
Hong Kong advices say the fonr great powers
had given the Emperor until the last of March to
send pienipotentiaries to Shanghai.
The Chinese around Canton were arousing them
selves, bat only for the purpose OF defending
th emselves against the rebels
LIVERPOOL April nth Cotton slosed dull-Fair
grades unchanged; middiing declined interior
port l2o.oo0 bales including 2e. 600 American Man.
chester advices unfayorable Little inquiry and
ws Ohio sef Wsea da ana asSaens
nominal-Rsd 6s I'd white 7s@p7s I'D Corn quiet, at
33s@3ss Cd. Sugars quiet aud weak Coffee steady.
hice dctIFe anu uecHueu "a nosiu steduy Nv fZas
Spirits Turpentne steady, with large business at
4Osd42s.
American Securities unchanged. Consols $3.50
96L.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday.--Gen. Peiisser, Minister
from France, presented his credentials to the
Queen yesterday.
The Independent Beige says every effort will be
made TO settle the dispute between Naples and
Sardinia, and the King of Holland will likely be
the arbitrator.
The London Times says the Turkish Porte has
contracted with the English government for the
building of ten steamers, Of from two to eight
hundred tons burden each, for the Black Sea feet
as allowed by the conditions of the treaty OF
Paris.
Advices from all commercial centres of the con-
tinent indicate stagnation Of business and an ex-
ercise of general caution in trading.
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JOHN 7. ROGERS, Orderly. ap 3O-lt

NWm STRAYED-On Sunday last,
WAX whito COW, about TOUR years old
-z<ke=X heavy with cslf-perhaps calved by this
time. she is crossed in the left ear and under
clipped in the right ear-has bell on her, and the
strap Is net with wire. will give Sc reward il
brought to me in Rockets
an 2n--6t* John Mcn0WEII
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The LATEST.

MEXICAN REPRESENTATIVE IN SPAIN.
New YORK, April GA correspondent of the
Commercial Advertiser says Zuloaga has ordered
LAIR aqua. Minister to Spain. to resign, but the
latter refuses Spain. however, has ceased to re-
ceive him in his official capacity of Mexican Min
lister.
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Msmorasdt pseis l. dssisous Of selling his cela.
bfstsc equestrian portrait Of Washington 10 f,os.
esnnsnt for $1,000 y sos-
The eisissus ofst Cloud .Mlnns.o,. h...
ssw press for Mrs. svisshslm - sa, Doughs
one destroyed By the mob. 'sp'aes sns
The third trial to elect sAa..o. a..
ssao aHsss to the General Assembly from pInsl.
seases " !. ne FesuIted Ia 10 ehoses. - 49,
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THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF SLA
VERY. or the Institution Considered In regard
raj Welfare. By Edmund Ruffin, of Virginia
From the Richmond South
This is a pamphlet of 81 octave pages. of small
and close print. Just published and igned for ex
tensve distribution. Mr. W RANDOLPH Rock.
seller, Richmond. will supply any paid orders. by
postage paid. F'' 1''"'os
This work is an examination of negro and elias,
slavery applied principally to their respective util
tartan and social aspects 1t presents original views
and deductions, which well werth the attentive
consideration of oil thinking msn, whether OF The
Southern or the Northern States The name of the
work. Wv a., ,o va ~, NV
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f.ynWyv n oRFOI.K.

7 HwM, II rUu4na ~ = Ne Agent w The DAILY
: psssAsss y Nann. - srosaAsssa q the paper
shesehaVnx lDeeessa 10 - exDent demanding par
sSaAt aseeas6A . u dh1MSaSipa. the collection az
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pANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH.-

QANk UF THE COMMUN EhLIu.-
~ The undersigned Commissioners. appointed by
The act of the Legislature, Incorporating the BANK
books for subscription to the capital stock OF said
Bank will be opened at the Office of John A. Lancas
ter son on Saturday, the 18th day of May next.
Ten dollars upon each share of said stock to be
paid at the time of subscribing. The Independent
banks of the State of Virginia have the privilege OF
cent of their respective capitals to the stock of this
Bank.
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ATTENTION LIBERTY
-yE|C FIRE COMPANY No l-You are re-
<quested to meet at your Engine House.
NS&-IHIS EVENING Goth inst, at o'clk
as there will be business of importance before the
meeting.
By order of the
an 3n-lt* CQMMANnEp
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NO. "a -GRUSHONG, TUPMAN &
~ CO.. DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND FURN-
ISHING GOODS Men and boys wear can be
found in great variety, and at the lowest possible
prices, at the above store. Receiving goods by
steamer twice week the stock is always kept fresh
and the goods in the latest style
Examine the quality, shape and colols of the goods
offered by the subscribers; notice the prices asked
also the fit of cur garments AID we are sure Gus
toners will be satisfied.
GROsHONG, TUPMAN 4 Co,
apps "a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-30

T AM NOW RECEIVING per steamer
twice week Philadelphia and Baltimore LAGER
BEER. and the very best CREAM ALE in whole,
half aud quarter barrels. which offer to the trade
at the lowest market price, cash. ] have also in
store a small lot of Philadelphia Summer Lager
Beer. for whi;h solicit your orders.
p NILBACHER
apps 18th st, bet. Main and Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-30

REST GUNPOWDER TEA, 81 per lib
- best Oolong Black Tea. IS cents. zr
WILLIAM KING.
ap 2S-St and Franklin At.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-30

CTEP LADDERS, Clothes Horses, Tubs,
~ Selves, Buckets, Brass Bound Pals, Rolling
Pins. Steak Founders Mudlers, Clothes Pins, Butter
Prints, slaw Cutters, Wood spoons Dough Kneaders
Mouse Traps, Pastry Boards, Ironing Tables &C, to
he had ut ap29 BULKLEY'S