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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-05
say- MExfoAN MusrANe LIN1nEsr.-.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the which
this article has attained-fnr Rheumatism. Salt
Rheum. Burns. Bruises. stT joints or Galds Sprain
Pole Evil, and SNeliings Hp0n Horses, it has no
equal for Man or Beast. No person will be witheH :
ence to the general estimation Of the Mustang ldpi.
nient. can cheerully say that article seE-kfz
formed 60 many cures is our neigbora0od asffli5.
L. w SMITH, Ridgefieid, Conn" :. LEITCH. Esq.
Hyde Park: IT. writes that the horse was cansid-
red worthless, lhis tHse as spavinl but since the
for $50 Your Lnment is doing cuaers up here
Such testimony is reaching every day. Tbe half
is not told. Every family should have IL. Beware
of limitations The genuine Mustang is Geld by all
respectable dealers throughout the world. I
BARNES d PARK, PropTietQrs. "a.
an Ig-dAcwim New York.
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FSHEI9s VE;1enpp T9Iaf9c sI95 PssssEss
1853. SPRING TRADE. 1858.
ROBERT j. DENNY,
DEALER IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, House.
lal N a N.
1858.
1853.


No 295 Atis Srest, Richmond, Va,
Has now in store his entire Spring stock Of Eng.
iish, German and American HAkDWARE. selected
with much care, purchased exclu lively for cash 90
the most favorable terms, and adapted especislly
20 this market, which RESPECTFULLY invite all In
want TO examine before purchasing. assn.irg them
ofmy ability and determination To seI as low as any
regular house Whatever, and Of my best effort %
give satisfaction. =
In FARMING IMPLEMENTS, have large and
superior assortment Of Wedding. IIIing and Grub
hing Hoes. Gardening Tools. Hand Plows Shoycts.
Spades. Forks and Rakes, 8rsss and Grain rcythes
and enaths Axes Chains and all other such Articles
usually fuand in nay iina. f8eF
In niIoUSE-fURNfsHfNGG GOODS saIso. my stock
is large and commanding. viz: Tea Trays and Wai
ters. Toilet sets. JappsnHed Tin Ware, Cutlery,
Fine ivory Knives, in dozens ard sets donhle pis-
ted Forks and spoons. Brushes, Hair and Feather
busters. Tubs. Buckets. Mats, Brooms. Cooking
And ia BUILDING MATERIALS. particularly.
am constantly prepared with complete a-eorts
ment via. Locks OF every IL scfiption holts Hinges
Screws, ifen and Brass Rail, Sheases screw skse
and Asie Puilings. sash cord, Cut aud Wrau9ht
Naits and Spikes and ali other articles for buifdiAg
purposes together with Ta0fs OF All kaas,
Also AGENT for the EALTiM0Rk GELL AND
BRAss WuRkS, aud am constantly supplied will d
ali kinds of steam, Water and Gas Gocks, steam
Whistles, &c. &c. Orders carefully and promptly
apls No. 9D5 Main street, above the Banks.
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AN AGREEABLE SUBMISSION the evening of the
a2d instant, as Engine Company No. S, of Boston,
Mass, was holding a meeting in their engine
house, they were surprised to zee the door open
and about ftty young and beautiful ladies enter
the room. They commanded the members to va
cate the room instanter and directed them to wait
iu the ball below, as they had some important
bnsiness to transact. The members repaired to
their hall, and were still more surprised to o nd
tha, room occupied by fifty more young ladies, sc
eompauied by baud of music. No explanation
was made to the astonishcd fremen until beaut.
ful young ledy stepped forward and presented to
the hrenen handsome and costly lantern, the
cost OF which was t25. The fair donor accompa
nled the gin in a neat and appropriate speech,
which ives replied to by the gallant Foreman. AZ
ter matters had been arranged, the company Joined
in a mary dance, and daylight found the happy
party 10th to give mp their sports.
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PROPER TREATMENT-At the Opera House in
Philadelphia, Saturday night, Siguor Torriani, the
leader of the orchestra, Inflicted his private
wrongs upon the public by,for some cause, leaving
his seat, and walking about in the lobby, refusing
to lead. The gentlemen in the audience com
Eenced kissing him, and ended by husting him
out of the building He made a hssty escape af
ter leaving the doors If all "artistes" treat
ed so the public would see less of their airs and
more of their graces.
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ssF. L.ptvs' B,z.AR. No. I7bF,RoAp

ST. LATE Val. CoaES's SToRE.-Haying taken the
above named store have, addition TO pur III Ill.
llnery and Trimmings. opened large st0ckof DRY
FOODS, to which invite the attention OF orr
toners We have on hand fine assortment Of
valentias at 81 cts per yd; Lawnsat l2h cts Prints
t21s and 10 cts; Ginghans; bleachsd aut unbieach-
ed Oottons Brliants; Irish Lineu: Lines Birds. We;
Jaconet Camrries; plain and gured swiss Muslins;
table Linen; Toweline; Hosiery JoEven's Kid 3Gtoyes
at 10 CTS per pair: Handkerchiefs Psrassts from T5
cts to S4O0; Swiss and Cambria Collars from "a
to So 90; Swis Rnd Cambria Bands, EdginGs. aud In
sertions; Lace Wells, and "a general assortment of
staple and fancy goods, which We will sell at the
lowest cash prices.
N. N.B-Iioop skirts. brass, steel and plated Hoops;
Reed Hoops az { cts apiece. H la Ep D-3w
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ras- sUsrgursG RgLIsygp. During

the past six months the proprietor of HENRYssrrMf
ULATIyG LINIMRST, has had the satsiac ton Of re-
1eiving the grateful Acknowledgements of many OF
his teO,ociti-sns of Richmond who had successful
iy usedths Liniment for tho cure alleviation of
complaints requiring an external remedy. The
Ghcapness of the Liniment should Indicate to the
public that it is not offered to them from mere mer
cenary motives The Lnment is put up in boxes
Of two sizes. Price scents aud 81 cents and may
be obtained at most OF the Druggists in the city.
PURCELL, LADD co, ..
an Z3-Im* Are the " holcsale Agents
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rE~ COUons, CoIps, HoARsExEss. &c.

The prevalence of the above complaints al this
season has has tie effect of bringing out host of
proieseedIy new specifics, and while some few ma =
ne sood, many are useless aud some even dang
10 pTesen, dsappeln' ment the best to pursue
20 consult our family phy sician,cr otherwise use
roved 70 be safe and ciiicacious OF this class is
ftsE COMPOUND SYRUP or GUN AKARIc. Original.
4! te IaVoTits prescription Of eminent phy sicisu
II soon became popular family medicine and with,
ont Advertising, has continued 10 enjoy a growing
reputation for the last twenty years In ali recent
Cases Il acts like a charm, and in Chrouic Cases
Bronchitis, Hooping-I ouSh, Group, Asthma &c. IL
WI testify.
sold by FISHER WINSTON, IEADE 4 BAKER, A.
BopESsR &c, al p cents per bottle and in an ele-
CANT and pleasant Lo2rnge form, l3s and % cents
= box, called TgLER's GUM ARAEIc CoUeH CANDY
koFS' .e I-3ms
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myGaEAr IMpRovEnEsr IN

EXTRACTING ETH.-G. w. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
seeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe
nor to any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection of their adaptation is such 10 render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless.
filing to bring the tooth the rstTtdt never breaking
it, mangling the gums, injuring the sarreunding
parts. . s,
All other operations, Filling. Cleansing. and Ia
serting Teeth gently and thoroughly performed.
ONCE opposite Corinthian Hall. on Main street. -
AuI4-3m
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CONTEMPLATED REVOLUTION IN SpaIN.-A document
from the Republican Junta of Spain is published
ia the Tribune, which projects revolution for the
coming sunner. If the spanish Consul or Min
isfer. sent the document by the Arago. Saturday
the Revolution won't come OF, and ehe Junta,--ii
there 10 anything in the document,-wili soon be
In the lookup.
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A PRESENT PoR MAYOR TIENANS.--The dealers in
paints In Boston have ordered TO be constructed
an elegant and costly chaise, which they intend
ro present to Mayor Tiemann, ofNew York. The
Boston Traveller says.-'Alayor Tiemann has for
many years been manufacturer of paiuts, aud is
held In high esteem by the merchant dealers OF
that article In Boston,
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.DISPATCH
II STEAM POWER
PRIN TING FICE,
Corner Of Main and ThiYteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAnIMERSLEY & CO., Proprietors.

This establishment lbeing the most complete Prin
terry in the South, both regards Types Ornaments
&C., and the latest ard most approved Machine
Pressesl is daily turning ont the finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES. POSTERS,
CIRCULARS PReAfR AMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HAEDBtLLS, Re
81 Particular attention given TO fine work for
Banks Public Offices Insurance, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &C. -
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS Small
Circulars Labels &C.. is capable Of turning OIL 90
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
Of this establishment 10 obtain this description Of
work at the shortest possible notice. ~ =
AT- Tfices reduced IN proportion 10 TIE facrea.e a
speed. y ~ -
! Printing in Gold and Silver Brouze, and various
coorei Inks executed in the highest style Of the art
ln this branch of the business the propretors rxn
safely CHALLENGE CoMPEfiTIoS.
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POWDER ExPLoSIoS.-John Berry, 'and his son
William. were very badly injured by the explosion
of two kegs of powder, near Easton,, Pa, on Fri
day. They were blasting, VIXEN by mere accident
fire was communicated to two kegs of gunpowder
fortunate of late. A short time ago the father,
John Berry. fell down precipice of fifty feet
while at work iu a quarry, and his soniu-iaw was
killed at the terrible affair at Oxford Furnace some
months ago.
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E8- HARTsHoRrs's HEALTH-RBsToR-
xa on sARsAP.RuL. CoanIAL-The LiE.qf the Flesh
q, IN the Bjood -ParPARED BY A CHEsisT-The best
Rsstorer OF Health, and the hest Blood-Purfying
Compound in tho Hor a. II does net contain par,
ticle OF Mercury. This above preparation Is suited
10 the impaired and weakened condition OF the hu-
man race; il nvg"rates the whole constitution; re-
moves al pnples ssi oruptens from the sAiDj gives
bloom and freshness 10 the complexion md II paIt-
eulsry adapted 10 tho weakening complaints OF the
sex
1t is q perfect cordial IN taste. and acts Ike
charm upon the feein2s spirits, and energies Of the
weak and deblitated from asy cause.
Quart bottles 81; small bottles 80 cents.
:. Sold by'ali Druggists In Richmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth NH 3i-d&cw3in
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CAN AcFoRs AND MUSICIANS ne CHRISTIANS s-Bsh-
op Eastburn has declined to confirm "Honest Tom
Conner, because he leads an orchestra in the Bos-
ton theatre. Bishop Kip, of California, has just
administered the rite OF continuation to Mrs. Julia
Dean Hayne, the well-known actress; and Fanny
Kemble Butler is regular communicant OF the
Episcopal church. s=tE
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nEFELLow-CIfIz,

EfE~ ~FELLow-CIfIzEEs OF THE CoUErY
or hRyHteo ~ am a candidate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER OF The REVENUE for the UDpsr
District Of the County. AZ the ensuing election n
May next, and respectfully solicit your snnfnfes:
mh 25-tde FvesH- GEO w CAhi8A-
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MAN KILLED. young man named Morris HeD-
neberry, in the employ of z ). Steers, on the
Covington and Ohio Railroad, was killed on the
sd ult., by the breaking of mast of derrick,
while heisting rock. Ills skull was broken, and
one Of his legs badly crushed. He lived but fe
moments after the accident. ST.
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H~~IF Your HAIR Is HARSH,

Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II your Hair lie Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
i you are Bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yon have Nervoqs Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II yoc have DandrHf,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IT you have Eruptlons.
II you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Proi Woods Hair Restorative.
II zen desire 10 preserve the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
n you desire not tn lcsa the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii Yen want Cheap Article,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II yon admire the Beautiful Lock.
U.s. Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you admire the i, autiful Ringets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish Face free from Pimples,
Use Prof Wood Hair Restorative.
Ii you wish to appear Young,
II you want testimony over whelming,
Read the Circular vi Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you want to find il. -
The Depot is at ia Market street st Louis, Mis-
souri and 3i2 Broadw ly, New York.
HF-I lis also sold by every popular Druggist in
this city and country. NH l2-dscwSm" .
kT~GRo1ar 3. STEEL, Dentist, Office
sad residence No 81 on Main. between stt and 9Th
treets Richmond Va. my 30-ty
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40 MY FxLIou C1r1zrns 81 rur q,

RirHyoSp-After advising with my friends. snd
stthereauest of some OF them, announce myselfs .
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER o.
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, Qnwhich hare
resided for twenty years. in uie place Of Mr.. nuh-
10y! VINO wlli not be az ain candidate. at the elss-
on to be held on the eth day OF May next. nave
served you police officer or the last seven sass
above Office w n TYLER
fc 25-ttde
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~ a MOST BsAUrIFUL assortment of
hiboons, Flowers. Kuches. Frin2es, Dress Trim
an cS-2y - 0t'As a''Sss
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COMMISSIONERS.

ss~ COMMISSIONERS on THE REVENUE, Up.
PEN DISTRICT HENRIC0 COUNTY, II snnounee
OF the Upper district Of Henrico county, In t,s
place Of Jacob Keesce, resigned, aud respectfully
solicit yonT vote at the coming election nth May
tifeiected will discharge the duties Of the once
faithfully. an 7-dtzsM - w LAWTON.
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Nor SEfrtED.-Martha Logf ms, free
wotfish, rad partial hearing before the Mayor
yesterday, charged With stealing gold chain
from Martha Davenport t-o fears ago. The ex-
animation was adjourned fof othef witnesses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-05

fR- DR.. HowARD--has removed from
the Medical College, TO the Richmond Hon e. o,,
Governor 0FffcE-wi.h DR.. Petieoias = >
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sn WoRru Rp.D,uo -Wbvis

30 many suffer an repine and drag out miserable
existence uuhtted tor the eaIoyments and evan or.
dinary pursuits OF life, when relief may bs obtaued
and nealH ana vigor restored, by "a troatrtent 81
character . 20 -ra vr ~ r.
To those who have suffered long with disease. ul.s
tmattng IN loss of appetite yieUf, &C. the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
tue sufferers in candor and sincerity pleasaat. con-
yenieut and proper prescriptions, a thorough cure
aud souna body and mind. without unpleasant re-
strcti0ns or hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits a.
All diseases Of a private uature, from Whatsoever
cause either recent chronic stri ;tures an irita
bic bladder, &C; also. Serofula, Asthma, kheuna.
tism, Pies, &C. skilifnlly aud successfully Treated
DR.. HARRIS can I've consulted daily. at his rooms
over l62ls Main street above Iih and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main
ith door above ] lth street. r sfe-
From this date until the lst Of June. Dr. HARRIS
will not be at his office Wednesdays Tharsd ,ys aud
Fridays of each week, but from Saturday fubruipa
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A M 10 Q 2 VI, and to s Z IA ~aE ap ay-ts q
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; d. GIBBS.
aSs- Dr.. HosrErrERf CsIepan nrED

STOMACH BIrTERs have doubtless ereslssS r-s mach
sensation in the community for its reiilarkteHe
cures as sry ether medicine extant. 1t is a i3ct
that in the miati5 II many persons prejudice
i-ts against what called Patent Medicines; but
Why shO1id this prevent you TescTssng 20 article
that has such an array OF testimony 10 sapport 10
as Hostetter's Stomach Bittersl Physiciai; Bre
scribe it; why should you discard tf Judges, usn-
their families why should you rt1 ect iii Let not
your prejudice usurp your reason, to the eyerlast
ing INJURY ef your health If you are sick and re-
lure medicine, try these Bitters,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
rywhere ap ig--lm
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REVENUE AT THE PoRr OF Bosros.-For the month
ending April 80, the revenue collected at Boston
by the United States shows falling on of $780,.
600 as compared with the same month last year,
as follows:-Revenue collected for the month end
ing April 80, 1885, was 1921 1893 81; for the month
ending April 80, 1857, S62l 600 rs.
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ss5- COMMISSIONER OF rax Rsvzxu..-

AZ CUMMIssIONEK OF THK H0VINU1.-
In compliance with the des,e Of MANY Yriends,"
| respectfvliy present myself As q candidate Er
Third District (or Monroe ward) Of the city of RicA-
msnd deem it unnecessary to make further
pledge than assurance Of the hdthful perhrW-
ance OF the duties of the ofce should BE- the plea
sure of my fellow citizens to elect me
ap i2--dtds aEO n TOMpKINg
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TIE SrEAaEE FAsHIoN.-This vessel, which gain
ed considerable notoriety some months ago as a
rbuster steamer and as having conveyed General
Walker and his little army to Central America, is
now running as a passenger boat between Mobile
and Galveston, Texas.
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"a To MY FELLOW CIrIzEss OF HEx-

sIco COUNTY.-At the request OF many friends, an
Hounce myself u candidate for the ONCE OF Cum
MISSION Err OF THE REVEHUE for the Upper
District at tho approaching election, and respect
fully solicit your suffages. should IL be your plea
to elect me, I promise 10 discharge the duties
OF tbs Office faithfully. Respectfully,
ap z6-tde$ HUGH LONdEST.
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IsDIcrsD.-The Grand Jury Of the I

5. Circuit Court, while in session yesterday. in-
dicted 7. Z. Moore and Thos. J. White, for cruel
usstment to three sailors on board the bsrk Oc-
tasfo. Tbs prfsonefs gre therefore to answer for
o inisdefnesnof ~ yell 10 feiouy.
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nT DuDLEY Co., Importers and
eIEs, Old WHIsKEYs and CIGARS, No. 70 Main
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RiGHrrsG TagMsELyEs.--The Detroit Free Press,
the Ohio Statesman, the Cleveland Piaindesirr,
and the Louisville Democrat, heretofore violent
opponents OF the Leconpton constitution, cordial.
ly endorse the new Kansas bill.
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RRs- III il is a good picture you want.

=
go TO old Whitenursts Gallery, II Main street
where you xill hot be over charged. WATSON takes
pictures which viii bear inspection. Examine his
specimens Photographs Ambrotypes Crayon Heads
hefaneotypes, Panotypes, and SielIeographs and
photographs on silk cambria handkerchief
Old Iaguerreoty pes copied from small pictures
and enlarged TO any size.
Pictures taken from 81 a cents rain or shine: Pho
tographs from 50. =
Also, Photographs Of the Washington Monument
first class copy. now ready and for sale Call al
WATSON a SONS
B.-A young man wanted, to learn the bust
hefs ap l0-lm
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sG- A CoMpARIsoy IsvIrr, who

con n;emplate having q likeness taken Of themselves
or friends should hot fail TO call at the Photograph
and Fine Art Gsiler : of G. W. MINNIs and ex.
Anlins the large ana varied collection of specimens
men ad0rn h:s Gallery, and compare their II nth
Iainers ana nnsa with pictures taken elsewhere
HIS GALLERY Is truly Gallery of Fine Art, and no
likeness Is allowed IN leave his rooms unless entirely
SATISFACTORY ana finished up in the best style to in
ssre permanence. Prices lew as any GALLERY in
the StatH. for the same kind ef work Galleries nj.
Ways oIen and tfea 10 visitors in Petersburg over
Davis. Abrahams & Ly on Is store aud on Main street
opposite the new Custom House. Richmond. Va.
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CoMpESsArIos.-The Washington Star noticing
supper to have been given TO the Light Infantry
Company Of that city, says 1T was Intended to
tender this affair to the company Offset TO
their inhospisable reception at Richmond
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Eky- CLsRKsHIP OF TIE CIlcUrr CoUnr
~ HESMoo.- AT the request Of many Of ny friends,
[ announce myself o candidate for the once a
CLERK OF tax CIRCUIT COURT OF HENkIC0.
NH S-dtdef JOHNSON 6AND4.
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NARRIAos OF Miss HsEEs CUsSiS6HAN.-This
young lady, efBurdeli memory, was married last
Monday evening by Rev. Mr.. Van Ciiei, of the
Dutch Reformed Church of Jersey City, TO a young
Dentist of this city ~. 7. Dispatch.
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3ks~ Now OR NkyrR -Tha hoe,

gaiBs.ever of,rel at the Auction Store of uoprv W
0asries, No ia Main street, until Saturday fpri
10Th. shtsA woi III Of RICH 5EWELkY At anrt,on
ana private sale. ladcs auction Thurs iay and Pri
day mornings at II s'clock. 1ieHtaens.ps aurtan
every night at "a o'clock. The above goods are nf
the very hneet quality, being the sto4sk Of retail
reserve to the highest bidder, ''io''
ns HENRY; W. QUARLEs.
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PUBLIC MEETING Our readers will

not overlook the important fact that public meet
ing of the friends OF the Central Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will be held at the City Hall this afternoon at
o'clock, to receive the report Of the Committee
Of seven," appointed at previous meeting to pre-
pare a constitution aud bylaws and, TO nominate
suitable officers for the association. Every
person who has subscribed s. or more for the beu-
eft of this society, will he considered a member,
aad be entitled 10 a voice in the adoption Of the
constitution and the election of officers. In this
city, as far as the committees TO solicit contrbu
tons have gone, they have succeeded beyond their
expectations; bat there are yet hundreds of per-
sons ready and anxious to contribute, who have
not been called upon. viii they not bestr them
selves to-day, so that all who wish to do so can
have voice in the meeting this afternoon.
In the county of HenIico large and infuen-
tial committee has been appointed, and Judging
from the feeling exhibited at the courthouse last
Monday, an encouraging report may be ex pected
of them in a day or two. Those who have contri.
buted are invited to the meeting this afternoon. A
gentleman who knows nearly every citizen of that
county. assures us that from five hundred to one
thousand members may be counted on with GER
tainty and he is not sure that that number will not
be doubled We have heard very little from other
sections within day or two, but we already know
enough to satisfy us that the Central Society will
become strong and powerful for good, and that
1t eau readily get up Fair the approaching Fall,
which will equal the best ever held in the South.
Let our own citizens do their duty in the matter
and triumphant snccess will be the reward of
their labors Come then, one and ALL TO the meet
ing this afternoon, aud show by your acts that you
are ready TO do all in your power TO build up a
Society which has for its object the general good
of the agricultural and mercantile classes.