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Hsss" GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
sad Tasidenca No. 23l, Asin, between Stk and 9Th
trcets Richmond Va. my 30-ly
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VIcIssITUDRs OF LFs.-The Cincinnati Inquirer
has the following: Passing along the street yes
terdsy, our attention was suddenly drawn to
scene not little novel aud interesting In its cha
racter. In an alley. with paste pot in hand, and
roll of bills on his arm, whom should we see but
Wesley Smead, late President of the citizens Bank,
posting his own bills of property for sale, for the
purpose of paying off the remaining debts Of the
Bank Needless of the wandering gaze of the az
tonshed pssserby, he laid ON the paste and spread
out the bills with all the readiness and facility Of
practical poster, taking care to place them in the
most conspicuous position, and above the reach Of
boys and ragpickers Forty-three years ago, DIR.
Smead was an apprentice in the Gazette establish.
ment, and being the youngest, the duty developed
upon him of posting up the show bills, &c. At this
late period of his ife when oyertaken by adyersi-
ty, he is Dobly struggling ia sight, indeed,
among bankers to discharge all his obligations to
his creditors.
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was sold at public auction yesterday by messfs.
James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, auctioneers, for sZi,ssv-
II was divided into lots and pure based BY diner
snt parties,
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RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1858.
To Da. KAHN
faTat "a
Ofice corner 22iand Main streets.
Uea DEAR SIR: | feel il duty [ owe

Hesszv DhAh cin' loNA 10 q 10y WV
you, u state 10 the public, the successful removal
II a Tumor from the side Of nay neck, of seventeen
Foars standing, Weighing upwards Of stI pounds
Without the Of knife or the loss OF biood-and
II which | sm well. | was examined by DR..
Warner ~ the Faculty Of Richmond, twelve years
lgo aud he pronounced ~ chances against NE by
sQttiug IL, as also did other eminent physlcians
JAMES MILLER.
Residence -Porkinsyille. aoochland CO.. Va.
ia iS--AHmE Cwlt
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RIcHMoND.-Thepresent incumbent, Mr. Hundlsy
lMeelielng M n re,eeetion for the oice ofC0MMI9SI0N
En- OF THE REVENUE, for Monroe ward here-
oy announce myself candidate for the mid cfsce.
nd respectfully solicit your votes, and pIsdgs my.
sell 10 the faithful discharge of the duties Of the
once should 1t be your pleasure TO elect me.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n THE Mutual BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

a.s-T THE " MUTUAL BENEFIT"
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
pyrrgNs ~ TIRE INSURED BY ANNUAL d.
NinENDS
TuIRTy-FIsE PER CENT
oY THE PREMIUMS PAID.
Th.se who pay CASH receive their nfsidends in
81 Tbcse u no gave notes are credited on their
-. Nh The THIRTY FIVE PER CENT. DIV.
- 'Re,nruc,l ,o the insured in piyi-
drp,ls ..... ...............,.-.. ,Eh,sS ~
psiA t1f Losses by death. h..,..-,.-... fsO4.Sts s.
csp;,si Jan ist ISsS.. 1885 3
over s2vuo9 have been paid te families living ia
~. ttrp,napy being PURELY MUTUAL. those
,-i IN tiTGinis share fully in all benefits.
tia sf the Agency. No p pcari street.
,E-f-lm KNOWLES q WALfoRD. g
NEw ARTICLE FOR SMoKERs -
seygvfEtYS ANrlNERV0uS CIGARS.-The
IAN .,f shrsc Cigars having devoted muck time
- .,,ay eIperiH aHtJng upon tobacco, has at last
.,s fr.sinGiR< article iST superior TO any
l..a vet offered o. the pnbhc.
yEgy have already been sutrodueed into the lar
-.r .ssS with sutire success; having been pro-
A,l.g--i by iht Press To be better article than
SIGHTS af the imported ones which opinion
r l-st. "a. phsits.iy endorsed by connuotseurs Of
f- weed.
TI,. snAcrsixned having taken the agency for
.lss, gyar, would mdSt respectfully invite al who
NH tor a Wholesome. fragrant article that is
,r-ssici sui will he found up0n trial not TO in.
49,. ts. ha.,lth ta cali and examine for themSely
81. ale whelesai aad retail by
f' NJ " COREY & co,
NH Sims No i33 Broad street.
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THE DISPATCH.
syJAs. A. CowARDIN.

rng pAlty pIspsTcH !, s,s ,s, rssr 70 ssss sSs
CRUZ ,h " Cayytay weekly. Price for mailing, -
Is . /" ~ "a "a n tor six months. in advance
r,Iv sxs,r- -wEEKI.Y DISPATCH ia issued
,srs Tsesdsy and Friday at $780, IN advance.
.I-rHg WEEKLY DISPATCH e issued every
- and mailed to subscribers st 81 per annam.
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s@r BATHs, BATW, BATHS Hot,
Cold and Shower Baths CAN be had daily at ali
hours, at the American Hair Cutting Shaving and
ShampoOing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on 18th street.
Slngle Baths . cents. or tickets for 81 antln
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE.--On the morning Of the 9th
instant, the extensive starch factory OF Jacob Bo
rach Co., in st. Louis, Mo-, was destroyed BY fire
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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nSs- To THE VorERs OF HExRIce

the Office OF C0MMIsSI0NER 0E THE kEvENUE
for the upper District az the approaching election,
and respectfully solicit your suffrsges. Should is
be your pleasure TO elect me- promise to discharge
the duties Of the Office faithfully and punet tualy.
NH ZJ-dtde* JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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ORsINr's EXECUTOR. C, who took part
in the Roman revolution, aud who is now an en-,
pIoye Of the Credit Moblier of Paris was summon
ed the other day to the Office of the Procureur ten
eral, and asked il he had kncwn 0rsini 81 knew
him very we'll by reputation replied NJ. c.,
"but have never to my ledge seen him,
though we may have met in the Roman Constitu
ent Assembly" ''That's what 0rsini ssd,p replied
the Procureur General; "but he has nevertheless
appointed you his executor NJ. CT replied
that he was ready to accept the mission If they
would show him the will. 'Fhe will we cannot give
you," said the Procureur General, 'the law not
admitting those who are condemned to death to
make a will; but undertake to acquant you with
his last wishes" NJ c. went Mt once to Ma
dame 0rsini, who is ut Paris with her two young
Children and offered his services TO that lady
Madame 0rsini, who has been living in Italy, had
not seen her husband for three years.
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FATAL BOILER ExPLcsI0N.-0n the eth instant,
one of the boilers in Mcssrs. Shoemaker d Med
lars i.ehigh Collery, at the Sharp Mountains, Ia
maqua, Pa, exploded with terrific report, blow
ing the boiler house to atoms, aud scattering the
materials in all directions. Thomas Foster, the
fireman, aged Il, was the Ouly person in the boil
or house at the time. and was instantly killed.
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IAE rooh.-From the annual report OF
the 0verseers OF the Poor. 1t appears that during
the year ending March Sd, 1858, the city provided
for the wants of $50 paupers--446 whites and a3
negroes-at total expense of $Il, l,220.64
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TrNpRRAScE FFsr1yar

lEMfEhANoh fbsflFAL.---Ne learn
that the Sons Of Temperance have in contempla
tiou grand festival, to take place In this city
some time during the next mouth. The matter
has not yet been fully determined on, bat we pre-
sumo IL will meet with general favor when laid be.
FIRE the several Divisions.
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nA- SHERIrFALTY OF HENRIoo.-- am
. candidate for reelection to the ofce Of SHERIFF
OF Henrico. JN0. A. HUTCHEEON.
de I9-dtde s}t h.fH +8l EIa tfFfffa
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DEcADESCE OF LAWRENCE, MAss.-A resident of
years in this neghboriDg city, writes us that
the stagnaton of business and dearth of employ
ment are greater there than in any msuuiactu,
ring town of New England. Twelve months agothe
population was reckoned at $4,000; by the first OF
May it will not exceed 10000 The writer adds
Hundreds are leaving for California, and as many
more for Minnesota and the West. Yet there are
many hundreds who are too poor to emgrate any
where. Such are now suffering from want. and
must get away, into our farming towns next
month They esnuot stay here. The Irish popu
laton are scattering rapidly Manchester 4nler
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CANDLES AND SOAP loo boxes
~ Taliow Candles; 100 do Soap. for sale By
ap 5-6t WM TAYLOR.
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County OF HEsRIco,-I am a candidate for the She
RIPFALTY of the County Of Henrico and respect
fully solicit your surages at the ensuing election In
May next. 3. MICH. DAVIe. ts,
Richmond 18th Dec. 1857. NH a-dlme
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sE~ PEsaassnrr.---The undersigned

Sa-. DIR. GIBSoN has removed Ia PrsnLi,n
street, one door west Of .th street anh--lss
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EMIGRATION To KANsAs-on the Goth ult.. the
steamers Platte Valley, War Eagle, Sioux City,
John Worner, aud Hesperian, arrived at Leayen.
worth City, Kansas Territory. with passengers
and merchandise, and on the following day the
Benz w Lewis, with so more passengers, and
large amount of freight.
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AEA. To THE VOTERS or HRNRIco CoUN-
IL respectfully announce myself aCandidate for
he Office Of Clerk of Henrico County Court at the
ection in May next. TEMPLE kLLkTT.
fa gs4-esgtT f.sssslrflt 3.5F
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E6F~ RICHMOND AGENCY.

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital, LIST Jan., 1S3S,...S ,4O2 ,966 25.
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that have been in
force twelve months prior 10 January lst 1855 and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all d
vicnds that have not been paid. Those holding
the certificates will please call and collect the nte
rest, which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring Information on the subject of Life
Insurance. will please call on the Agent, 2l3 Main
street. or for reference apply to either member OF
the Local Board-all of whom insured in this
Company
GEO. WYTHE MUSFoRp, President.
Directors:
Thos p August Esq, Jas Thomas, Jr. Esq,
Roger A Pryor, Esq, Rev Chas Read,
Thos II Ellis, Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
VIM g Paine, Esq.
Medical Board:
Ro Coleman, NJ D. G Workman, NJ D,
Jas II Conway, VI ID.
CHAS L. " ORTHAM,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia,
NH lots 203 Main street.
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
OLEhh Or VV'
EHy To THE VoTEI

IKE TO THE ' UTEHs OF HkNHIUU OUUN-
rY.-I respectfully announce myself q candidate
Tor reelection TO the Office of CLERK OF HkNRI-f
co COUNTY COURT. at the election In May next
NH Pts WILLIAM FOLkES,
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f6y- AM q candidate for the CLERK
SHIP of Henrico County Court.
NH 26-Im* yNO HARRISON.
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SUPPLIES FOR Col. JoHNsToN.-The Santa Fe mail
has arrived at ST. Louis. Col. Marcy left there on
the 18th of March with twelve hundred animals,
mostly mules, and loo troops and the same nuEn-
Der of herdsmen. They expected 10 join Colonel
Johnston by the 1st of May.
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SUPPOSED FILLIBUsTER DIsMIssED.-The bark Bru-
nette, Capt. Lnekin, was stopped on Saturday at
Baltimore by the United States authorities on the
suppositon that she was about engaging in fill
clustering expedition. 1t satisfactorily shown
that she is chartered to carry to Cuba over one
hundred laboring men. who are engaged TO work
in laying tracks on railroads in Cuba, quantity
of coarse powder found board being intended
for in blasting. The men mostly from Bal
timore. The charge was accordingly dismissed.
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NORTHERN SLAVE TBADERs.--The Baton Rouge
(La 4dr0cdte in reference to the late bill before
the Louisiana Legislature, for the importation of
Africans. says that Gov Wicklffs is in receipt of
letter from New Yorker, applying for an agency
to conduct the enterprise. The writer professes
TO know all about the slave trade is able to con-
dnct the contractors to the most eligible points on
the African coast for obtaining apprentices and
thinks he can otherwise bring fund of experience
aud knowledge to bear upon the interests of the
importers not elsew here to be met with
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THs SALLY MAGEE.-This beautiful

IHE .AJhI@Lf .ftS uc1tItIEuA
bark. now lying in the dock, 10 taking in q cargo
~ Aour for Rio She Is one Of the neatest rrecL
mems of marine architecture, that sails from this
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aay~ BRAGa's GREAT ImPRovEMENr.-
TIE ARCTIC IJNIMENT x
IETYE.S AEL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that it is
4 GREAT IMPROVEMENT on -
DIR HHAGE'S 0THEs LiNIMENTS,
In the cure of .-.--.,x..r .
RHEUMATISM. PA1ALfsls,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SpRAINS, BkDlsES
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SOREs, ..e
BURNS, WAktSl
SCALDS, 0OuLDs,
ffJNoRS CORNS.
For H0RSES and MULES externally nothing ex'
ceeds the ARCTIC LiNIMENT,
In curing
- sPRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS.
THRUSH PINGBoNE,
or any Soret Swelling, or Enlargement OF Bone or
Muscle.
Price Is its, 50 cents and ST.. for small. medium
and large si ID bottles
For sale By all Druggists.
PURCELL LADD CO.,
al3-ts Wholesale Agents.
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rag I AM A CANDIDATE ron rHE Or
FIcE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward. .4 u 5,s4 - sssyg--9t.t 74l
NH l7-tdek JNO Nj MURRAY
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ry"I respectfully offer myself % .
District Henriro county and VIII be pleased 70
ceiye tbs votes cf my friends for the said oce. on
"a an la-isss 49, - ROBERT J A SMITH.
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The PREsIpENcY.-The Hon. John J. Crittenden
is named by the Independent Republican of Clairs
vile, Ohio, as its candidate for the next Presiden
cy, subject to the decision OF the National Ameri
can Convention.
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AMERICAN KnLED-Lieut. Marsh, son Of c. c.
Mash, an accountant of N. Y, was recently killed
in Mexico, near Tehualtepec He was an officer
of artillery under one OF the military chieftans OF
that republic and fell in battle with thirty others
who were opposing the revolutionary forces.
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The CIvIL DOCKET ef the Hustings
Court will be commenced this morning, aud as the
docket is a very large one, the lawyers and wit
nesses will do well TO attend promptly, and dis
patch the business Of the court. The court will
meet at IL O'clock.
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coMMIssIoNERs.

& IA COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE -
In compliance with the desire Of MANY Frieoda.s
l respectfvliy present myself A. candidate *
Third District Cor Monroe wara) Of the city Of Rich
Hiond. deem il unnecessary to make further
pledge than an assurance Of the faithful perform
sure OF my fellow citizens to elect me.
ap i2-dtds GRO. III. TOMpKfNN
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FIRE Two barns, containing about 200 barrels
Of corn large amount of fodder, and farming i'm
plemeuts, the property of Mr.. Timothy 2. Grogo-
ry, about six miles from Elizabeth City Il. C,were
destroyed by fire on last Friday night 1t was the
work of small boy in HE employ, who placed
lighted match among the fodder.
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HUsTINGs CoURr.-Mayor Mayo. Re
corder Starke, and Aldermen Caskie, Sadler, In
loes, Bray, Beveridge and Sauxay presiding.
A large number Of foreigners yesterday took the
oath of allegiance and received papers of natural
iZation.
A fine of ten dollars and costs was imposed up-
on G.. A. Wallace for permitting his slave Tsham to
go at large; and like fine upon l.. b. Thomas for
permitting bis slave Willis to go at large.
The Court appointed DIR. F. W. Hancock, Wm G..
Lloyd and A. b. Guigon to superintend the election
of officers for the roth regiment.
Wednesday, the 2lst inst, was appointed as the
day which the Court will elect a Fire Marshal
for the city.
Bernard Graves and John Clarke were tried on
two indictments for misdemeanor, found guilty.
and each fined S25 each Indictment The Of
fence for which they were indicted, was assault
on D. W. Saunders, on the Goth of October last.
George r. Peake was tried on presentment for
misdemeanor, and the jury found him guilty,
assessing fine of $50. His counsel filed bill OF
exceptions, which the Court 'overruled. The of.
fence, charged in the presentment, was hiring out
negroes without obtaining license general
agent. .- t.t
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l6rTo THE YoTnRs OF HsHRIc0 CoUn-
ry-I am candidate fer reelection TO the once of
COMNIsslONER OF TifB REVENUE f0k THB
LOWER DISTRICT. JAMES a. dUnN.
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AN ELECTION RIoT.-On the 5th inst, the town
election took place at Carrollton, opposite New
Orleans during which Mayor Mason shot and
slightly wounded by C. II. Horton. The latter was
subsequently beaten nearly to death by the friends
of the former, who also shot and mortally wound
ed Alex. Simmonds. Several others were badly
beaten.
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PREsBrrERr.-The Montgomery Presbytery met
at the Presbyterian Church in Wytheville. Va,
last Wednesday night, and is still in session.
Rev John I. Grasty was elected Moderator, and
Rev. Mr. Johnson and Mr.. Humphreys Secretaries.
A large number of ministers are in attendance.
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nB- To rnE VorERs OF .ruE FOURTH
DISTRICT OF HgsRIco CousTY.At the solicitation Of
many friends 1 announce myself candidate lor
CONSTABI.Eof 4th District, and mast Fespectfnliy
solicit your votes the 9th day Of NAY NJ r.
apg-iws II WM II puNAWAI.
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To rHE vorERs or 1sf DIsrnICf o.
HEsRco CouNry. AT the solicitation e Many
friends. I announce myself Candidate fnr CoNbIA.
your saafsses Should IL BE- yonr piees9rs g slses
me proaliss 10 discharge theduties Of the oes -
'na mi Ri is.0sts y m' ao' JOHN N DoaaEfr.
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Gr FELLOW -Cfrrxsxs--I am oand-
date fer she once Of CONSTABLE IN she tth Die
trct In the County 81 Henrsco. and fsspseeIony .
NH s--tds WM. I. UAUNNt..
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s Too BAD.--The quack medicine mon arc taking
advantage of the revival excitement. An adver-
tisement appears in a New Orleans paper, headed
with the momentous question, ''What shall do
to he savedl" and concluding with recommends
tion to try Bones Magic Bitters and Pills."
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LOCAL m ALTERS.
vIBarsrA MEcHANIcs IssrrrurE.-Tl

VIRGINIA MECHANICS lNsTITUTE.--Tht
fourth annual meeting of the Virginis Mechanic.
Institute was held at its hall last Monday night
20 elect officers and a Board of Managers for the
ensuing year. The meeting, Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather, was the largest one
the Institute has ever held, sho ing that its i'm
portaDce Is being appreciated, and its good works
felt not only by the Mechanics and manufacturer,
but by citizens generally. Every mechanic. every
business man, every citizen who feels an interest
in the future prosperity of Richmond, should at
once become member and aid In carrying out its
grand ohject-educating the working classes and
building up manufactures and mechanism IN the
South. Our people have too long neglected the
education Of those classes upon whom the pros
Perity of the city depends. Let them all come up
to the work now, help to complete the spacious
hall now going up, aud by taking aa active inter
est lD the affairs Of the Institute, show that they
are fully alive to their own welfare. We subjoin
list of officers and managers
Ires6deHt-Joseph Hall, Esq.
Fice PrcsidcRts-Thomas Samson and A. NJ. Bal
ley.
Recording Secretdry-J. W. Lewellen.
Corresponding Sscrstdy-Thes. III. Wynne.
Treasurer-S. 2. Mitchell.
AHtf,tor-Geo. s. Lownes -
Board Of Mdnd1erS-John d. edaries. Charles
W. Allen, George W. Barker, John G. Page, Jr.,
John Gibson, George Bargamin, +. j. Spence, Jss.
p Jones, VIM. Macfarlane, Jos. +. Powell, Daniel
Y. Bowen, s. s. Cottrel, James A. Scott, Vim. w
S1ead, Thos. Clenmitt, George A. Ainslie, A. Bar
gamin, Jr., James d. Browne, James Kesrey, Chas
t. Davis. z*
Tbs Board of Managers will meet at their hall to-
night, at ~ O'Clock, to organise and elect CON-
mittees Every member should be in attend
ance,
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CALIFORNIA GUANO.--Ws hsvo II
~ store supply Of this valuable rsfti1lsss. -
which we call the attention OF farmers and deateA
the coast of Mexican California. ADd by The enalyals
Of DIR. Isaiah Deck. and other reliable chenbee,
cent oi ammonia. and other vAlnahls fssttlixtnE
properties II Il entirely Tree u hard luraps -
gravel. This anAlysis shows the 6uAno IN quee.,e9
action III the two t}uances npon the sou NfH - ~
same Price sts per toa of 2310 fbe 80 Ia
EH sKINkKk CO
ap3 kEhmond. xa.
CINGHAMs, GfN0HAMH.-- Received
NJ mother case ofthose cheap GinshAIns. - IN
cents per yard; also ene eaSS ~ Launs - fzs csnm
per yard. Call soon Il yog wet shs@' ,woon
ana No. n Man street.
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

D6r To rHs VorERs or rHs Crrr o.
RIcHMovD.-FrIIow CTrrxExs:-T am before ycs =
acandidats for re-eiection . the once u Cku8k
oi the Circuit Court Of the City ef ktchncad, -
SIX years since, and the duties Of which have, %
the best OF my ability. endeavored 10 perform. eoa
sc,ehhtousiy ,,h and impartiaiIy - - ,o..,~.o,.
~ To THE VornRs or THE CIrY %
~ RsiicnMospI am candidate for the efics Of CLERK
snd respectfully solicit your support
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Nav ARrIcLE FOR SMoKERs.

'gS.'i.tr * ttapnsrx being PURELY MUTUAL, those
'. '. IN tiTE{nis share fully IN all benefits.
'-',rs - the Agency No p Pearl street.
E-i-lr hN0NEES Il WALfORD. g
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW
YORK AND BROOKLYN.

This Association met again Yesterday morning a.
bslfpsst o'clock At the New,England Church
south Ninth street. Williamsburgh the Rev. w. X.
ToNPKiss acting ~ Moderator, and toe Rev. HxsRY
BELDES, as Scribe. Prayer was offered by the Rev.
NJ. JocELYS. The examination tf the candidates
Offering themselves for license TO preach the Gospel
az commenced the first day of the session, wss coc
tnued yesterday, DIR. BIT DIsGToN, conduc ing that
in Ecclesasticsl History, which was followed up by
a very lengthy eIaminatio running through three
hours in Theological doctrine by Dr. SroEas.
The Association expressed its decided satisfaction
of the manner in which the youpg gentlemen passed
the ordeal to which they were subjected.
Sermons were then read by each OF the class OF APP
plicants for the ministry after which licenses were
distributed to the several gentlemen when they were
welcomed by a coDgratulstory address from the
Moderator. Their name are follows:
f. NJ. Brown, +. l.. Clark, G.. A. Dlckermsp, =. n.
Greene, J. y. Hoyt, w. l.. Page, +. +. Powell, A. D.
S.oWell III. T.. JOhr son.