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aavart,sornents for tho DrsraTcH must he handed
, hvsir a'fSoct IN NJ affs-nocn In order 20 appear
che nex. day T%ehcavy pressure OF Advertisements
nron fro columns ~ nur paper will not admit o.
their r.oerSen after the honr named
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RELIGIOUS MATTERS IN PErERsBURG.-A revival OF
religion j. progressing at tie Washington ST. Bap
tst church in Petersburg Va. On Wednesday tand
Thursday evenings, RevJ. B. Taylor, OF Richmond
occupied the pulpit. On Friday evening. Rev. A
NJ Poindsxtsr preached in the Bprne st. church
Last nisas, Rov J. L. Burrows, Of this, city wa.
to preach ia the same church.
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e- WysrHAx PLANK RoAD COMPANY

| The annual meeting OF the Stockholders in this
Company will be held at the Farmers Bank of Viz
! giuls GA MONDAY, 10Th Nay. ls5S, at 10 o'clock -
! In order 10 form quorum, such stock hglder+
| cannot attend in person, mAT sign q Power Of At
tafnsy lett 1T the Office of Messrs Godiin Anper-
! son. GEJ . FISHER,
nv S-2t Treasurer
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BARGArss WARsAsrgD. READ! READ

RKApt-Don't bur until you call at the Mantle De
pot II Main street. Beautiful SILK Mantlrs splen-
did checked DusteTs; 1ne LII en- busters; Berege
and white Msrseilles and Mourning Nantes aud DuE-
tiers for Laiies Misses and Children; Lace Prints all
styles Dusters ami Nantes for Misses and Children
Hoop skirts for Ladies Misses and Children, Is per
cent less than any ether house in the Union; Dress
Trimmings Of all kinds; rich fancy Hair Pins
In Dry Goods as usual the cheapest TO be found
in this city JACOB A LEVY,
IS Main II,
Naxtdror to Whites Ladies shoe Saloon.
nv 'O-2L$
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acp~rx IA NORFOLK

WV ~ POSTER Rsa 4. the A gent FOR the pA'iF
prspArca In Nsrfssk. the circulation of the pape'
there having increased 10 An ertent defibs'ahs wv
-ona attention to its distribution the oo'S''''' Vi
sissna ~
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COAX CRY GUARD A member Of this corps
writes Us from Raleigh, n. c, correcting the
statement in recent Weldon letter, that the citi
Aens Of Newbern, n. C.engaged the Richmond Ar
nUry Band for the railroad celebration The ban
was engaged by the oak City Guard" ofRaeigh,
one of the most spirited military companies in the
South, vino paid $3.50 for Us services, besides bear
in, all expenses to and from Newberne.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 10-sS,nate.-Nunsrsus me
MORALS OF an unimp0rtant character were present
ed.
The bill for the repeal Of the Fishery Bounty
law being up, Mr. Fessenden. of Maine made Il
speech of some hours in length in favor of the
law.
Messrs Collamer aud Crittenden spoke aganst
the repeal.
Ff2sse-yar;ous bills were taken from the Speak
ers table and several passed
The Senate joint resolution extending the time
until January Tor the President to examine the
records Of the late naval courts, with view to
the restoration OF officers dropped, retired, &c,
was passed.
Mr.. smith. of Virginia, made an Intellectual Of
fort to introduce d bill to estabIsh territorial
government for Nebraska.
communication from the Secretary Of state
was received. asking $4,000 to carry into effect
the Kansas bill.
The oath and 25th of May set apart for
the consideration of business affecting the District
Of Columbia.
The Senate bill directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 pay certain sums - owners OF slaves.
carried away by Britain vessels during the war Of
lsl2 WAS considered, and referred 10 the Commit
tee of the Whole
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DIED.,

n, sundav morning. 9th fpst at Charlotte q. H.
Miss MARY NJ hAGLAND, daughter OF the !ate ~
RI Ragland Of this city. ...Sbn-
The friends Of the fsmily are invited 70 aenu ns :,
h,nsral this (Tues1ay) afternoon, at O'CLOCK, ~
Grace street. Baptist Church
On Sunday morning last, JOHN nc"
In the 4sth year Of his age.
vesnr.frli invited 10 attend his funeral rom M
i.ts r.siTencs on Henry street. between Gay ara
Leigh strests, to-day, a. hstrpSst o cioos ~.
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rHLE0RAPHIC NEWS
EHpoRrED FOR TIE DAILY DispATcb
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT

NEW YORK May 10 The steamship Nandern'it
arrived here NJ O'clock this morning having ieI'
Liverpool on the 2sth nit. She brings 1'o passeh
gers and SKA one In apacie. she eneonhtefod
strong westerly gales on the passage
ENGLAND.
Tns the uouse Of Commons General Pee! Stared
that the expense Of tha Indian war "ouio pe "e
frsysd by the East India Company !.
There was general stagnation OF business III
England.
Mr Deneale. on the pratt Of France, has denied
that her armament was being Increased
FRANCE.
F., yTbe iron masters Of France have asked Tor an
Increase OF impJtt duty on that metal.
AUSTRIA
COMMIT Fsserbezy. the Austrian Ambassador at
q Petersburg, had retired from that position ss5
zsr,urzs 50. SPAIN ~rsr@x ezST4
Some excitement exists in Spain with regard to
the danger Of a war between that country and the
United States. a. the Chamber OF Deputies had IN
-tftuted Inquiries into the relation. between the
tpo countries This ives done in Consequence OF
late telegraph dispatche. bearing rumors Of war.
SARDINIA.
The Sandman Chambers had adopted the prin-
cIpies contained in the English conspiracy bill.
PERSIA
There are disputes between England and Persia
respecting the Illegal detention of Afghaps
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. April 2S.-Cotton-Salss for three
day. Of - 900 baes, including 900 TO spectators
and 1000 to exporters. Market closed steady and
UNCHANGED. Trade in Manchester qGet-prcas
firm Flour dull and Cd lower: Canal 2ia22s;
Southern 221Is: Ohio 23s25s Wheat quiet but
steady Corn very duh yellow 35s; white 33l
34s. Rnsin steady at Is. Sd. Rice dull. Spirits
Turpeutine 42l2a
Consois for money 974; on account, o72sa97 a
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FIGURING Mills Destroyed.


CORRESPONDENCE OF TaE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
FREDERICKsRURG, May 10th.
The large flour mills, owned by Joseph B Flick
lin, situated between this city and Falmouth,
totally destroyed by fire ast night MIR. F = loss
is very considerable, there Insurance
our Hope Fire Company Was promptly on the spot
although in. yet, dsorganizad state heade4
by those two brave french, Thomas Mct,il and
John Haywood who soon succeeded in getting the
Are under their control and thereby saving other
valuable property Of Mr. +. and others. Both
came near losing their lives. having 10 jump from
adjoining shed, before the falling wall. com
pleteIy demolished it. Our firenen should at ones
organize, this is the second ire We have had in
the last week. S.
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NEW YORK AFFAIRS.

NEW YORK, May lo.--Mr. Stebbeus has been
elected President Of the Brokers Board of this
CIty.
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LATER FROM TIE UTAH EXPEDITION.

ST Louis May 10.--A dispatch from Indepen
deuce announces the arrival there Of Ir. Mason
who left Camp Scott on the Sd If March.
Gen johnson was anxiously awaiting the arrival
Of Capt Marcy. The health of the army was re-
rnarkably good Provisions were scarce, but sup
plies were expected from Fort Laramie
Mr. Mason was detained II days on account Of
a snow storm. lie met Col Hofmsn's command
40 miles beyond Fort Kearney.
Twelve hundred troops have arrived In this city
within three days, the greater part Of whom will
proceed immediately TO Fort Leavenw0rth.
The Repubicsn,of this city, states that Captain
Marcy wonIa not be detained than 10 days
waiting re Inducements, when he weuld be In
CONDITION to march to Camp Scott In - days. The
trains were losing number Of animals from cold
All the streams were oye7fowcd.
The report about the plains being covered with
indians q not con hrmed
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Nearly 1000 Brisish subjects are calculated 10
De Ia Rome ~ the preseu: moment ana a. ~ -,
more Aussians, French and Americans. Wy
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VIVIAN the WIZARD is exhibiting at Metropoii-
tan Hall, which, rs usual, We suppose will lie
crowded during the whole week. Wyman per
iormances have an attraction about them which
seems to act as Inagicaly with the public he
does with watches canary birds. &c.
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OPERATIONS OF THe GENERAL Posi- OFFICE.-The
revenue Of the Post Office Department for the quar-
ter ending December 81 1857, exhibited by the a-
ustnsnt in the Office Of the auditor of the treasury
for the Post Once Department Of the quarterly ac
counts OF Il. 0i0 postmasters, is as follows:
Letter postage S2l4. I46 60
Newspapers and mphets...............l 46 1923 81
kegist red letters 696i IS
EmHpInents from lex 1876 "a
Postage stoTnp. and stamped envelopes
354 ,26S 66
,7IC,276 Al
Expenses Of collecting the revenue viz:
Compensation to p0stnssters ......... S57I 1923 81
Incidental expenses of post offiCe s.. 2TS !I5 ID
SNIP Steaihooati ana way lotters......... 4l66 II
SSl3,ZI4 33
Net sSo955I s.
Amount of stamped envelopes and post
age -tarps used during the quarter. 297 $50 50
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Ell FoRrss b CRsNsHAw.

ARCHITECTS, MEASUREKS AND APpRAIs-
ES, will attend 10 ali business i'll their line with
pr0mUtue.s. and solicit share of patronage.
OFFICR-at the Hall Of the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute. corner 18th ard Main streets, over Mr.
Booths Uphol terry store.
WI FORBES. | L. A. CRgNSHAW.
lN-dlmif&
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$50 TRY

Ssy~ TRY
SEMPLE'S
InFALLIBL5
BANNING POWDER
For sale by all Druggists and Grnctrs. my7
Gag NV FAMILY DRUG ET0RB. -
WAkfNG & PEARCF, druggists, teg to inform
their friends and the pubic generally that they have
removed 10 their NEW ct 1Rk. ON Broad street
above Ninth sat opposite the Old swan Tavern
where may be found com reta assortment Of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEHI-
GALS also. english and french perfumery, Lu-
bins Extracts. Hair snt Tooth Brushes, FaLcy Ar
Ecias, Imp lrted tiXars &2i Chewing aud Smoking
Tobacco Of the p ct quality. nv It's
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THE Annual Meeting Of the Yol

THE Annual Meeting Of the YoUNG
NES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be held At their
Rooms in Gotdins Hall, TUESDAY evening, the
nth inst, at O'Clock
The amendments to the Constitution and By
Laws in reference to the r@-cAas hcation OF mem
bers: the appointment Of new officer, To be styled
the Registrar and other matters, proposed at the
last meeting, will be called Up for Gction thereon;
tn. President will submit his annual report and the
general ell elton of Cffcers will then take place.
A purctual and full attendance is desired.
JAS. LEE,
my la--2t Recording Secretary.
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II Is again denied that the President has any IN
.eptloa oi sending message to Congress In re-
GARD to our relations with Spain.
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MARINE IISTaLIIagHC9
,or, or 5,can,onJ, Nav 10 F10h Water % zen.
-----~-.---~.- .rsN.
ARRIVED.

Fort Of Erchn,nqa5, May lb--'fN" ''''p - ) w.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdse
and pa.sengers Ludiam Watson. -.
Steamer Geo Peabody, PrItcheu. bhilhiioIe' ihu'''
st team virginia Kelley, Philadelphia, mdse and
sSht Ha,,dscrabbie, Gregory, Rockland, ice.
schr Ann Cannon. Novel;, Matanzss. sugar and
@ehr Fiora3s Tai. baltimore, mdse Cslquitt
" schr Carrie. Cropper, Baltimore guaao aad bricks
sch T~' Zen Vandivcr King, Baltimore, lumber
'n ScS w Griffin Penny. James Rivor. lumber,
'? sehr Corneiia Smith, Clairnount lumber, John
si9op Newburg, Coleman, Petersburg. wheat.
-'''N SAILED.
gchr ,Orianna Person, New York, mds", "
o% rc ii Baltimore Phillips. Atexandria, -four,
S chr iarrison Price, Wooley. New Yosk md5e,
schr Vi l. Jones. Stevens, James River. mdse. "
Schf 7 j TUT. Cooper. New York, lour aid grain,
W D ColQuitt Co.
PASSENGERS per Steamship JAMESTOWN. PARRISH,
" B,ker, Iady ana Children, Vaudenbergh,
X Briggs q Fansiych, Mrs Leeds, t Wilkin4oa
AMI lad " ~ Belts, Il Robinson, Mrs capt \ smith
and friends. j Hethrington, J T Watts. lady and
2 children = Frederick lady and children, ]anes
SMITH aud Son, Il Illgnnee, a Van-Iuyi, Mrs
Keating Hamilton, + Mitchell. capt G " Cru
ser sullivan. John loung, E Perry, y Perry ,
John Magner j Merritt. james Boyce, beit, ard
Also, from Norfolk Jam4s7Nurdoob, r G fetch
or lady and child, VIM Shultice. 7 Morton, " I
Pepper, W Pumphrey and LAZY J Collins, y
accht " IN Watts Mrs + Watts, child aud ser
vanf. Or u West Also, Ii pc Fire Company, Cap
tau / B Langley, from Norfolk, with 10 plen
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THEATRz-BsNrrIT.-A very varied and attrac
tive bill is put up at the theatre tonight for the
benefit OF Messrs, Mbsugh aud MahIt. 1t includes
'Tb ,dy Of the Lake" 'Robert Macaire'' AID
the pautomitne Of The jolly Miers Singing by
Mrs. Tasleure, aud dancing by Mrs. Adams and
Miss Hight, are also named as additional attrac
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GRAND
CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.
AT
4 4 n | a u Il.

a 8 II l a n q,
on TIE FTENING OF TUESDAY, NAY 18TH
No effort or tho part ofthe officers and nenortba
Regiment. will he spared to make the occasion wor
The following managers have been appointed bv
the Commanding of1cer 10 pursuance Of resolE
MANAGERS:
From tie Pi.ld and !eaF and Nm o,, n,i,sl,s,d
H1F
Major Nimmo Capt VIM Munford Adjutapt cs,,
Vim q Allan, Quartermaster. Scrgt Major Roger
an Nicholas. Commissary Sergeant W W Wood
From The Gregs. From, The IOHtTy Guard
Lent Boesieux Capt Moore
Harrison Lieut. Mayo
serkt Jarrett serst Mcdonald
Vaughan Kennedy
Private Baldwin Private Collins
- BinfOrd Mason
From TIE B',s'. From he Ia. Rites
Capt Fry Capt Lybrnck
Lieut. Dickinson Lieut. Spott
Sergt Carter SeTgt zimmerman
TOmpkins Heboring
Private Mckiel Private Lehmkul
From the National Guard From be Gty GlrJd.
Capt Johnson CAPT Truemsn
Lieut. Fore fisut Montague
sergt Wilkinson sergt Woodson
Nicholas Hughes
Private Giheon Private Pyle
From Rocfy RblgtRGsS. frUm he ArtiHcrg
Capt Clopton Lieut. Shine
irut Weiseger Eergt Tower
Wri,os"r Private Hal.tead
Private kubauk P7ckiBgtoH
- HcSpaETrn Rex
From the Junior Bias.
Cant Ionis Bossieux
Lieut. Bigger
serg't Griffin
kambFaH
Private WIN Binford
"a Harvey
49, Tickets 81 to be had On application Of any
III ~. Der Of thu gjment.
No charge for Ladies.
Refreshments At City prices
Music by Arm0ry Band. Trains will start from
Richmond st such times will afford ample op-
portG mites 10 all to come.
nay 5-2aWtN2r6td
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IyTsRssrrva TO LADIES. -Whel

IN the course Of human events. Ladies aud dehtls-
mon lose one Of their greatest natural
Ans head OF hAirft becomes matter OF serious I'M
rnrtsnce and the question 10. what shall we do 70
slap the hair fros fslling Of and restore is vgor
.nf beauty In reply 10 this query. we beg 10 ssy,
80 n, UispIs HkTs PROMOTER and IkPRoysR.
~ .pplirstfons will stop the hair falling or break
inn rennv- dsndruR, keep ths soap clesn ana
,Lits aud i'm part freshness and vigor 10 the hair.
and -ithouca you may have been bald twenty years.
the continued u.e Of It two months will insure you
.rrxurisnt head Of hair. Call and get bottle and
n not s.ti.sed stter the second application. return
II and got the rrice paid.
AK f,r Or Harris Hair Promoter azd improTer
Sold in Richmond, by a.,
Cor Main and i2th, and Main ard Wall ste.
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WANTED For the Southern Thespisn
w COMPANY, 3 YOUNG LADIES 81 respectable
character for which they " rsceive l.pe,na 80
~ Apply to E. b. FoRKEsfEH' 'hfoI my is IT,
WANTED A Wet Nurse, immediate
w " without incuussrance preferr-d-go sit
uatiou-sood wages. Apply at TINS ONCE.
yxYANTED-By Young Man, situa-
w ton as Clerk in Grocery Store, or Commits
Ills ofica my lily
WANTED "A plain Cook and two
w FELL Hands to go short di'tance into the
country. Apply at this otiice. my lit
vyTANTED-A situation as seamstress
w or Ores. Maker in g private family. Best ref.
erencea can be given, as to qualification apply ~
this cthce. ny -
yITANTED-by young Lady, situa-
w ton in genteei family a, chsmbermaid and
soamstrcss and is willing 10 make herself generally
useful Apply at thi. Office. my lot
YSTANTED--A PARTNER, with a cash
w CAPITAL of from to s8,0cD, in the Manufacture
Of fine Cigars. Business already es' abiishei. and
paying well. but could be profftabiy extended by
the addition Of the above capitsl.
s5- Address ''W. r. H." Box a05, Baltimore Post
ONCE my 6-ts
YXTANTED-A good STAVE CUTTER,
w to whom steady work and good wages will be
given. Apply corner Byrd and llsh streis
yT7ANTEO-A healthy WET NURSE,
w without ineumbrance Apply at this office
ap ats
WANTED, CORN. - Farmers having
w Corn for sale will get the market price az my
't sp 2 s rYLEE, Agent.
Lost.
81 LOST DOG.-A small Black
:Saea-aAe-A TERRIER PUPPY, with a collar made
II -IlI aud brass strayed from his owner, residiug
en- Clay between 6th aud sth streets. sunday last.
very liberal reward will be pail for h,s rgiurn to
my residence. NORSHAh.
my lit"
T . s TIN Sunday ls't--some-
- where on I'd street. between Broad street and
the Burning Ground ny POOK ct BOOK, Co1tain-
ing FREE PAPERS and lot of NOTES, RI
CEIPTs &C. of no any one but 10 rue The
finder will DO literally rewarded. by leaving same at
''i ny Tit Ti@l,s ROBERT spRIGGs.
r OST On Thursday last, on Frencz
IA Garden Hill, between eth and Sth streets, nay
FREE PAPEkS The. were in u tin box / will
give liberal reward fer tAemif left at this Office.
HENRY sING.
my ll-lt* a free man Of color.
/ OST-On Wednesday, the 9th, sm<lI
"a Ladr's WATCH. with a steel chain attached,
between the City Hall and the corner - $ h aud
lay streets. The fnier VIII be literally rewarded
by leaving it at this office. my Cts
I OST-ln the Mail, between Fredericks-
~ burg and Richmond, ona Certificate of state
Stock for Sinn No -, in the name q Wa Chinn,
stock, No. 1922 in the name Of Montgomery slaugh
tor together with their blank Powers OF Atto1 neg
TO transfer the same. All persons cautioned
been stopped h. SLAUGHTER Il 60,
my 3-ts fredericksburg.
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I ARGE and DESIRABLE STOCK
- OF
Foreign Dry Goods,
FOR CASH,
WITHOUT hEGARD 70 THEIR COS

FOR CASH,
WITHOUT REGARD 10 THEIR COST
We will from this date natu the LIST Of June offer
opr entire stock Of DAY G0DUS, without regard 20
their COST, for CASH. or credit Of months for
approved negotiable paper.
The stock consists In part OF Black and Fancy
French cloths Cassimeres Fsstiugs, and good
assortment Of TailoTs Trimmings, LaGies' Dress
foods, in great variety, white and checked Cam
brics. Jaoonets, Nsinscok and Sw.s Musins, Irtss
Linens, Liusn chsetings. Damssk Tovelllngs kc,
We invite he Retailers Of the city, sp-ci.Ily to
examine cur stoCk. To our country friends, We
feet grateful for the announcement they have given
il efforts 10 increase the sale of Foreign Dry
foods III this InArkeE and ve will ntiHus t. til
THEIR orders, on the usual credit Of months. st
duced prCee. Ii is our purpose to Ci0%e every de
scripof Of Fancy Goods 1t a1cton, on the .t June,
and we expect TO open the Fall Trade With an entire
new import aton, many Of our orders being already
ia hand
ne mean no HumhuQ! but pledge ourselves to
act up 10 the letter Of this 9.iv.r!;senl.pt
j Ferguson, JR. & co.
my 7-dtlstIune No Pearl street.
GWOhDS Il THAW.
~ SECOND SUPPLY DRESS GOODS.
We will be opening 10 day, our second supply Of
Dress aud other Goods such as
Grape he Paris Ruses
BLACK Fi0uuced Robes
Printed Jac0net Robes
Rich Organds Robes
Rich lawns, Robe A'Qulle
Cha!lie De LANES
French Lace Hautiilss
ButtloIuGEe1 Lace EeTs
Ladies Iisle Gauntletls
Bayad. re Laveilas
Ss- At rs, Br, al st.eet. nyu
pUNNkT RIBBUN AND RUCHES OF
a. the newest STYLES. opening this morning at
CHAS. A. CIV ATKINS, opposite Exchange Bah -
CCl. straw BonIets; me English etrsgs wish capes
" hie and Lead col. Bonnets; Jockey Hats and CAPS
ter Children; Is boxes new style handsoAs Bonnet
Ribbons
sLS0-A large lot old style Hack Bonnet.. At I23.
cents each. q. A GWATKIN,
my II Opposite Exchange Bank.
L'R + H Il TTEK.-Ju.t received,
4 another lot of prime YELLOW SPRING BUT
TER-a NO | article For sale st the BUTTER d
Market
my IL BROOKE PLBAsANTs.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-Larg arri.
~ vsl Of new and beautiful French and English
ces. Having Just returned Fl, IN New York we are
prepared To offer to friends 6sd cg stoTnera r
choice selection of Ladies' Dress Goods Ribbons
SILKS, EmbTcideries. &C.
Now ~ the time TO sccurs Some choice tbir gs
At iess than old prices. Handsome Gayafere striped
cheap; Ducel. Fiouncel and side tripod Robes Tor
travelling Dresses; Bayad.re. Foulsrd Silk. a.w
styles and very chsap; Double Jesse Harage kobn.
Elegant Side Striped Ducals, new article. Two
Ffounced Refage Robes, late styles; GrensIine
Robes At -. and hner: Three Flounced Pink Rcr,ss
Robes at s. Byadier 0reandie Musliu, French Print.
Ell Jsckonet Robes; crssGdia Elonnced Robes: b. sck
erode rhine SILK, at Is cts very chs.n At A.
ALSU,-3030 yards fast cord Calico, At ~
900 yards Printed Lawns stfH
CHAS. A GWATKIN.
e my II opposite Exchange Bank.
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OLIVER SPOONS, Forks, Cream Cups,
- Mugs, Fruit Knives. Cream and Sauce ladies
sale by q tENhET
my II Eagle Sauure
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A GRAND
e IL e q / M Ell TAL BALL "a
ASHLANDi >'

The FIRST REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA VIOLIN.
TIERS.
Col TH0S. P. AUGUST. Commanding.
Announce TO their friends and the public that they
will Riyea '0S
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als FOR kENT-A Brick Dwelling
s3.A House. 81 street. between Clay and Leigh
streets, now occupied by NJ q Porter, who wouid
give possession, lac says, on the lst Of july next ii
1esIred said mouse contain. eight rocms. with gas
hXtures, brick kitchen, all he out houses re
quirsd on a lot, and an iron hydrant in the yard.
Application can MADE 70 me personally or by let
ter through the Post Office
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DRiME NEW GOSHEN BUTTER --26
= tubs BUTTkR, landing per steamer Jamestown.
Tor sale BY tmy IL WM III TYLER.
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r4F- SPECIAL NorICs pr. PAssEoeH
will deliver tn. sth and last Lecture Of the regular
coursr subject, "THz HERITAGE OF THE CHILDREN OF
COP" at the Universaiist hoHse, on this II U as
nv REQUEST h : vii, discuss "rHr DESTINY v rms
WICK NJ" on THURSDAY evening my hit
AZ VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
sOClFTY.-A meeting ofthe Executive Committee
Of the Focety is requested at the office of the presl
q. NJ, In the city Of Richmond on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of May, at u o'clock, A VI
JANIS LYONS. President.
The following is = list of the members Of the Com
mittee. viz:
Captsin Dimmock, Richmond
Major Lucius Davis. Henric0;
eco -se N Savage, Henric0;
J VI HcCu@ Augusta
Y J Barbour. Orange;
williams Wickham, Hanover;
Hill Garter CHARTS Civ;
Col II b TomHn King William;
II Baylor Es'aK;
C1I II G Cabpll Richmond;
william Allen, Surry:
Charles Bruce, Halifax;
Robert Archer. Richmond;
Co J W Ware Clarke;
NIB Hill, Richmond. my lo-fl9m
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