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4ULHoRAPHIc NEWS.
nsPcRrEp ron THE DAILY DIsPAauH
LATER FROM cALrFoRsIA.
ARRIVAL or THE STAR or THE WEST.

hhhifhL VT IuH Oh ma VT iHn VBohf
NEW YoaK, May i3.-The steamer star Of the
West with California malls to the Goth ult.. and
passengers. has arrived. She brings over 81 ,6Oo,-
900 10 treasure.
Forrest City. Nevada county, had been entirely
destroyed by fire.
The U s. steam frigate Merrimac aud sloopof
war Decatur remained at Panama. All on board
well.
Business at San Francisco was dull, but mining
and agricultural prospects were eminentIy favor
able
Archie, the.fugtive slave, had been discharged
by the court.
Rich gold drgings In the neighborhood OF Car
son Valley had been discovered.
Later intelligence from the Colorado Exploring
Expedition, under L. Ives. states he had demon
stra.ed the navigablity Of that river to the mouth
Of the Virginia River.
The Legislature of California had passed a bill
prohibiting future immigration of free negroes
into that State, and compelling those already there
to register their names and take out licenses
There great excitement among the free ne
groes Meetings were held ard the question of
emigrating In bodies to yancouver's leland was
discussed.
PROM OREGON.
Advices from Oregon are to April sth.
The Republicans had nominated John Denny, of
Marion county, and J. X. Mcbride, for Congress.
The Democrats have nominated Lafayette Gro
yer for Congress.
The Sandwich Islands had made new treaty
with France.
NEW GRENADA.
By way of the Isthmus, there is ir teligence that
the Cass- Herran treaty had passed the Senate of
New Grenada. in a slightly modified form.
There was talk of another revolution in that
country.
PROM PERU.
Dates from Caao are to April 18th.
Everything in Peru was quiet. CASTILLO had en-
tered Arequipas, and was enthusiastically re-
ceved.
The u. s. steamer Saranac left Valparaiso April
Sd. for Callao.
The q. S. surveying steamer Shubrick had arriV-
ed at Panama.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Ricasoad, May 13-Meh Watss 81 o


FORT Of Richmond, May 13-Heh Water 81 zen.
3
ARRIVED,
Schr Jane, Brown, Phi adeipha, coal, Samuel
HAYES.
schr Joseph Turner, Crowell, Portland, syrup,
& G Davenport.
Lighter Miller, Goodridge. James River, lum-
be-, g Grey.
SAILED,
Schr Richard Piercy, Woollen. Washington, via
Schr Three Brothers. Elzey, Washington, via Port
Walthall. coal, W ID COlquitt 4 Co.
Schr Geo W Grice, Palmer, Baltimore, mdze, W d
Coquitt Co.
Schr Omega. Taylor. down the river. light.
New YORK. May II Cleared, schrs Gailego, Smith,
Richmond. and BerRen Msgee, City Point. Arrived,
schrs Danvle, Chester and Mountain Eagle, Ames,
from Richmond.
NORFOLK, May. l3th.-In Hampton Roads, ship
Russia Sligo, IRELAND.
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DELEGATES TO THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION. The
Montgomery (AIa) papers notice the arrival of
Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston, Hon. Edmund Ruffn
and Roger A. Pryor. Esq., delegates from Virginia,
to the Commercial Convention. Up to Monday
last, the day of meeting, the number of delegates
from this State far exceeded those from any other.
The town is full of amusements, the theatre being
open with j. ii. Taylor and Miss Cordelia Cap
pell as stars, aud hall being occupied by Camp
bells minstrels.
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NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.

Advertisements for the DsspArcH must be handed
N by sss sooct IN ne afternoon. IN order TO appear
henext day The heavy pressure Of advertisement
upon the columns Of cur paper wiii not admit o.
Z heir reception amer che hour named
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SHIP RITRST AT SEA
THE REVOLUTION IN ST. DOMINGO.


New York, May 10 Tho ship Ostervalde from
New Orleans for Liverpool was burnt at sea on the
It'll inst. The vessel is total loss
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TIE GREAT PAIN ANNlHlLATOR
REMEDY FOR DYSPEPsIA,
wFAN .pnN.cFr AVN uatvpu q

hEMEOJ FOX DfSPEPSIA,
WEAK STOMACH AND BOWELS.
HARTsH0RNk's CURR-ALL-Preparsd by /.
Bottles I,i<, q and 20 cts
,IlARTsHoRNE5 REALL-should DO kept in
sI Families, IN case If accidents sudden sick ness
HARTsIioRNE's CURE-AIL cares kheuma.
nARTsHoRNg's ouRE-ALL curss Cramps, Col.
ie Palms IN the Stomach or Bowels
HARrSHORNE5 CURE ALL cures Pain In the
HAtTsIioaSiE'sss 81 c n5I cure, spr,,p,
:, HARfsH RNE's cuKE-ALL cures Neuralgia,
HAR1sHoRNk GUKEALL cures Cholcra, hi.
arrhoea and all Pain.
IiARTsH0KNEs CUREALL cures Ear Ache
HARTsH0RN's CURE,ALL cures Dyspepsia and
Iradigestion; aisoi Cancer and Sore Mouth and
HARTsHoRNE 8 CURE-ALL cures al, Spinal Az
fiction and Weakness in Limbs
HARTsH0RNE's cURE-ALL Is a great tonic 20
weak Stomach and Bowels. and Improved Diges-
ton.
sS- As the frequent changes of the weather pro
and Body; also, Stiff Nsck--every persnu saoala
get bottle. II acts upon the Nerves. Muscles Sim
magnetic power, expes ali pain from the ~ stem
Get bottle aud try Il. Ii can be had 40 al Drug
stores in Richmond. Norfolk, Portsmouth. Peters
N. B-ifyou have : Cough. use HARTsHoRNEs
Peotorsl syrpp Of Wild Cherry. Is the best Cough
II yoa are bilious, use III ARrsHoRNk,s ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act npon The Liyor. Stoui.
ach and Bowels Caring OF all Bile and Foul seere-
tons. nay is--3t
EOPAHINE.-fhese Pills combine all
~ the benehcious qualities Of the Ralsam eopaivs
without it, intoiersbie taste and tleleefious man
ner In which IL acts on the digestive organs and
nervous system IN short, they superior TO any
thing known AZ the present time.
also prepare aud keep for sale the ASTTCHo-
LERA MIXTURE. the eest medicine ever used
against that dreadful disease besides, IL In good for
SICK stomach. griping In the bowels, and all the
complaints the summer generally brings on; 10 al
lays pain almost instantly. For sale by
81 l. WAGNER, Druggist and Chernist
ap Tim Corner 6th and Brood o..
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ToBAcco.-About fifty wagon loads of tobacco
arrived In Lynchbnrg, on Wednesday. Large guam
titles IRE also arriving in DanviIle
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PETERSBURG May IL, 1883

PETERSBURG May II, I63s
GEO. KUNKEL ESQ:
! II is with great pleasure that SIN enabeled 20
pl,ee the services Of myself and Troupe for the &C.
ca sion of your Benefit complimental TO take place
on Friday. You know don't speak very food Epg.
| lish so you can no expect / write IT. hoping Lhat
| you may have house ever so tull
Iremain your friend
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=
A New alafe.

Tbs admission Of Minnesota State, adds an
other star 70 ths increasing constellation of tina
sWsst.s The American Union now numbers thirty
svo ssates The new State comes 10 with two
menpsrs OF The House Of Representatives.
~ 50 ssss 3
.s There we're 80 death 10 whesling, Va, during
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GEO HUNK 81.
THEATRE. May -, 1858.
Ia Np Jnttz VIVIAN


Dear SIR: Allow me, thus publicly, to acknowiedgs
your services for my Benefit, this Fridsy( evening,
May H. which most tha kfully accept. trusting 1t
may be in my power to reciprOcate the favor
remain, truly yours, GEO. hCNksl
mr. Ill
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SPLENDID DISPLAY OF BONND1S
~ AND RIBB0NS-CHEAP FOR CASH-The
NEW est Styles and FINEST QUALITIES rt
the NEW YORK PRICES -CHAS. A GWATKiN,
opposite the Exchange Bank. invites the attention
of close buyers his large aud plete assortment
of straw Goods and Ribbons at the lowest New York
prices; Sicilian coIored Straw Bonnets; Florence
Braid Bonnets; Pine English Straw.; Large si1e
Cactus Bonrefs, expressly for old Ladies; Bugle and
Buttcned Trimmed Bonuets, q new article: Nuns
Bonnets Flats Hair Bonnets. Hack Bonnets; also,
500 OLD fashioned straws at i21 cents eacA elegant
Ribbons styles; 50 boxes of the choicest goods
of the season at auction prices.
Also, Rncfes Flowers, &c, all 70 be sold out at
prices unparalleled IN the history of the trade:
@ A 6WATkTN
nv IL opposite Exchange Bank
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New YORK, May 1.-THE Arabia sailed to day at |
noon with one hundred aud eight y passengers and |
s45S 600 in specie.
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TOWING CoMPAsY.-Mr D T. Bisbie, of Norfolk
is now in Lexington, Va, for the purpose of urging
the organization ola Towing Company, which
shall tow canal barges loaded at South river or
any point on the Canal directly to Norfolk, with
out transhipment any of its accompanying ex-
penses aud at the lowest possible rate for the
vice.
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RICHMOND AM

r.. ~: lsssas1 RICHMOND AND
- ~ ~ - .7sasay DAN VILE RAILROAD
GaAMGs ot SGHEpuLE-SuMMER ARRANGE
| MENT-fHRtUGH MAIL ROUTE TO MEMPHIS
AND NEW oRLEANS.-+On and after MONDAY
the 18th Of May, 1888 the daily Mail Train to June
zion. connecting with the South.Side Train for
Lypchburg, thence West and Southwest without tie
lenton, and through 10 Danville, will run daily as
| follows. Sunday excepted)
Leaves Richmond at....... ..... 500 O'Clock A. NJ
| Arrive at the Junction, connect.
| ing with South-Side Road at. As " AM
| Arrive at Danyille at.............-... 100 Pm
RETURNING:
Leave Danyile at........................ 7l5 AM
Arrive at junction at................. 1900 " NJ
And IN Richmond at""...-............. $40 d" Pm
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN TO THE JUNCTION
Arrive abduction. 40 Pm.
(Returning in the morning after the arrival Of the
south-oide Mail Train from The SouthwcStl
Arrive In Richmond at.."........-... $50 A. M.
And connect with the trains going North.
The Trains leaving Richmond at 6 O'Clock in the
morning form link in the direct through line
from New York TO Memphis. by the way of Wash
nSstoa achmSnd Lynchsurg k1ox,s DaI;Sn
Tenn, being the most expeditions and direct route
to those points. C. CAMPBELL.
my IA superintendent.
NOTICE. would take this method of
~ informing my friends and the public at large,
Gaiego Mills and l.. w .Glazehrook's Lumber Yard,
s Shoes F GODS aaa
extremely low for cash.
also wish TO employ two or three good CARPEN-
TIERS, TO work building.
my H-3t$ JAMES WARDEN.
BLACK FlG'D SILK VESTS.-We have
II just orened choice lot of Black Figured Silk
Vests 70 which We invite tho attention OF those in
want of something really rich
DARRAC0TT, HARRIS co,
my IA Successors to Merchant Weisiger Co.
eide STRIPE SUITS.-DARRACOTT,
- HARRIS &C. have still on hand good lot Of
Banded Cashmere Suits, which they are Offering at
very low prices. Call and see them at
myl4 Il2 MAIN STREET.
TEAS. -Gunpowder and Black Teas,
! of the very best quality. for ,ale by
nyH EDWIN WORKMAN co.
BACON Sides. Shoulders and Joles,
myi4 " EDWIN WORKMAN & CO.
OCM BBLS. PORTLAND SYRUP, re-
Nv eeiving and for sale by
NORTHERN HAY.-326 bales prime
~ Northern Ray. for sale 10 arrive.
myh-t EDAoSD. DAVENPORT 4 co, |
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E&~ FORBES L CRENsHAw,
ARCHITECTS, MEASURERS AND APPRAIS-
promptness. and solicit share of patronage
OFFiCE-at the Hall cfthe Virginia Mechanics In
sttute, corner 18th and Main streets, over MIR.
Booths Upholstery store.
WM. FORBES. l.. A. CRENSHAW.
apla-dlmif*
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THEATRE, May 10, 1873.
To LOFTS KELLER

To LOUIS X ELLER:
Dear Sir:-Your very kind note rendering tne ser
benefit, was received by me this morning, for when
kindness allow me to return my sincere thank and
my best wishes for the prosperity OF yoursel1 ana
Troupe. Truly yopxs
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CACTS FOR THE PURCHASERS OF
Il DRY GOODS
IF you want to buy the best bargains, in all de-
scriptions of Dress Goods. call at
MAILERT'S Cheap Store.
If you want to buy the best bargains in all de-
scriptions of Domestics, Sheetings and ShiItings
call at MAILERf'S Cheap Store.
If you want TO buy the best bargains in Swiss,
Cambria, Nainsook, Plaid and Jscouet Muslins cali
at MAILERTs Cheap Store.
If you want to buy the best bargains in Irish Ii
neEs, Napkins. Towelling AID Diaper. call at
MATLER1'S Cheap Store.
If you want TO buy the best bargains in Parasols,
Mantilas and Busters call at
MAILERTS Cheap Store.
II ron want to buy the best bargains IN Ladies'
Girls and Boys Hosiery Mitts anu Gloves, call at
MAILERTS Cheap Sore.
If You want to buy the best bargains and the
most fashionable styles in all descriptions of Dry
Goods, call ct AUGUSTUS MAILERTS
Cheap Store. Noil Main st.,
my 10 Below St. Charles Hotel opposite side.
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A S.h | a n q,
ON THE EVENING OF TUESDAY, MAJ 18TH.
No effort on the part of the officers and men of the
Regiment will te spared to make the occasion wor.
the Of the Regiment
The following mapagers have been appointed by
the Commanding Officer in pursuance OF a resoiu-
ton Of meeting of officers directing HIM to do so.
MANAGERS:
From the Field and .aof and Non Csmp,ission,d
Major Nimmo, Capt Vim Munferd Adjutsnt, Cart
Wm Allan, Quartermaster. seret Major Rogers,
From the Greys. From The AonfTy Guard.
Lieut. Bossieux Capt Moore
Harrison Lieut. Mayo
serst Jarrett sergt Mcdonald
Vaughan p" Kennedy
Private Baldwin Private Collins
90 BinfoTd Mason
From The Blues. From The Va. Rifles.
Capt Fry Capt Lybrock
Lieut. Dickinson Lieut. SpOtt
serrgt Garter se!st L udSSl'nI
Private Nickel Private Lehpkul
g" Levy " Mandel
From the National Guard. From the CITY Guard.
Capt johnson Capt Truemsn
Lieut. Fore Lieut. Montague
Sergt wilkinson Sergt Wocdson
/" Nicholas " Hughes
Private Gibson Private Pyle
Howell % SchofieId.
From Rocky Ridge Rifles From, hs ArtiHrry.
Capt CIopton Lieut. shine
Lent Weiseger sergt Tower
wefegar Private Hslstesd
Private Eubank Pocklngton
:" McSparren Rex
From the Junior Blues.
Capt Louis Bossieux
Lieut. Bigger
Sergt Griffin
" fambeau
Private VIM Binford
Harvey
E5- Tickets 81. to be had on application OF any
maLl Der of the regiment.
No charge for Ladies',
Refreshments at City prices.
Music by ArInory Band. Trains will start from
Richmond at such times as will afford ample OPP
portunites to all to come.
my 5-2awtM1l&td
a. No charge f!r Ladies going to.the Ball By
the train at 7.30, P. NJ.
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ma DYSPEPSIA AND Frs.

ta. DYSPEPSIA AND Frs.
DR.. TRACY DELORME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
for part of the time he was confined to his bed
He was eyentusly cured by aprescription furnished
him by young clairvoyant girl This prescrip.
ton, given by mere child. while in state of
trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, new
er having failed once 1t is equally sure in cases
Of FITS, as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found IN any drug store I will send this valuable
prescription to any person on the receipt Of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DIR. TRACY DE-
Post Offica. ap l5-d&wlmif
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X ISIS NE QUICK-A fine Perfume, dis
IN titled from Fragrant Tuleps Pomades sActu.
sine;savage's uursina. PhaIon's Hair Invivorator,
Mrs Aliens Hair restorer No and 2; Tyfobalsamunl
No. 81 Lyons KatbairOn. BaIry's Tricopherous
Rowiaud's genuine Macspar Oil, aud every prepar-
alton for the Hair, of Imported and Domestic Man.
ufacture-in store and for sale by
WEARING 4 PEARCE, Druggist
my II Broad ST.. above 9TH Richmond
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MONTGOMERY, May 1.-THE Convention met at
o'clock this morning. by prayer. The minutes of
the previous day were confirmed.
Mr.. Rufip, of Virginia, reported resolutions re-
commencing the South to adopt discrimination
against the North by taxes and licenses These
resolutions were referred.
Gen. Walker and John Mitchell were rendered
seats in the Convention.
Roger a. Pryor, of Virginia, is now speaking
against Mr Spratts resolutions relative to reopen
ing the slave trade. MIR. Yancey will follow.
Hon j. l.. Ynncey, of Alabama was replying to
the remarks of Mr.. Pryor when the Convention
took recess.
In the afternoon Mr.. Yancey resumed and spoke
in favor of Mr.. Spratts resolutions for two hours.
Messrs. Ruffn and GaSkin. of Virginia, also made
short speeches on the same subject. Mr.. Gaskiu
declared that the reopening of the Slave Trade,
and it only, will save the Union.
Mr. r. b. Scott offered a resolution for the estab-
lshment of two lines of steamers to Europe.
Resolutions from Mr.. Nelson Tiff, Of Georgia.
and Mr. Elliot, of South Carolina, and Others were
referred to various Committees, when they ad
journed TO meet tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Among the delegates present are many able and
eloquent speakers.
Five hundred delegates are present, many of
whom are able and eloquent.
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sf~ TRY

AS NEW FAMILY DRUG SToaE. -
wARING & PEARCE, druggists, beg to inform
heirfriends and the public generally that they have
above Ninth, AMI opposite the Old Swan Tavern
where may be found a complete assortment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES aud CIIEMI-
GALS; also. English and French Perfumery, Luz
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Ar
tcles, Imported Cigars and Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my
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"a FOR LEASE.-The large Hotel.
S:5 known as the PIEDMONT HOUSE. situated
opposite the Court House and in the central portion
If the business part of the tOwa--the large Hotel
situated at the Depot will be CONVEX ted into Fe-
male Institute. making this the most dera hotel
in the place--having numbsr of boarders to com
mence WITH az well as the large number during tue
summer months from the cities. A lease of I've
years will be taken A VI RIXEY
Culpeper q. II May 18th 1888.
nv It-j3wSc-r1t
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 13-Snate--.T Appropria-
tion bill was taken up and passed 1t was subse-
auently rec0nsdereG and the clause paying repor-
ters discussed for several hours. No action
had.
House-The credentials of Messrs. Kavanagh
and Phelps, members from Minnesota,
ierred to the Committee of Elections, they being
signed by Gov. Medary, late not present, Governor
of that State.
The committee of Accounts made report con-
tanning grave charges against Hackney. doorkeep-
er of the House, and recommending his dismiss
sal. The report was postponed for consideration
Monday.
The Committee of Elections, reported that they
were unable to agree the Ohio contested cleo
tons.
The remainder of the day was occupied with
territorial business.
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nS- FRIsaEs AND DREss TRIMMINGS
Of rich and beautiful styles just received, selling
~ io"ei 'A'e' LADIES' BAZAAR,
nrI-Iw us Broad street.
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- LAp1xs Ann MfLLrrERs will ma
at the LADIEg BAZAAR. No IT'S Broad street,
ans & tsf and BEST ASSIGNMENTS &
- " - or RIBBONS, FLDWEksa
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BROAD ROCK.(YA.

g IA BROAD ROCK, (VA. J
EStk F f;,aCg isi icFSg sNssn DsI.
zss.s.s-for year old colts and Hllies
s2nO entrance halt forfeit, dash Of two miles
ciesed LIST March 1858, as follows
LIST VIM Harper names CHI { by imported Glencoe.
darn by Monarch
I'd. X Beasley names oh BY -, dam By Bos
ton.
Sd. David Mcdaniel names b by Revenue, dam By
imported Margraye.
4th 6reen sames CHI by imported Glencoe. dam
By impaired Envoy.
sEcoSp RACE -.S1Bts ddy-Sweep stake for fsur year
olds the produce OF mares that win or produced
a winner: two mile heats $50 entrance, play
nay thA proprietor to add $50 and the winner Of
the single mile dash on Tuesday to add $50. II
two start two OF more to make a race.
VIM r. Wiafrse names ch. mare by Tallyho.
Calvin Green names CHI mare by Cosmo, dam by i'm
ported Pram.
H1-RacA II come of at o'clock.
nv M0It CALVIN GREEN, prcp'r.
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~ACHILLEs AscoLI, M D., Homo
pathist (ate from New York, aud formerly an Allo-
pathic prectitioner) at present located at No -.
Grace street two doors from st Pants Church, re.
spectuliy solicits the patronage of the citizens oil
Richmond.
B-References Of the highest respectability.
nv l2-IYf
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ny PARAsoLs, Fun SHADES AND La
DIES SILK UMBRELLAS, selling at cost at the
Din' 1 LADIES' BAZAAR,
nvI.-Iw IFS Broad street.
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- FOR RENT.-Tho Gothic COT
ELI TAGB, with kitchen, stables. &C. aud about
acres of land attached, situated on my Farm on the
Westham Plank road; about q miles from the city.
The Dwelling contains rooms Is well suited for the
accommodation Of large family; has we'll of good
water in the yard, and 4 garden attached OF about
2 acres. ia good state Of Improvement. 10 de-
sirable tenant the rent will be m 'derate Apply TO
my Ii-l2t T. W IIhXALL..
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NEW YoaK, May 13-The steamer Star Of the
West, with California malls to the Goth ut.. and
passengers. has arrived She brings over s., 6Oo,-
900 10 treasure.
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CHAs. T. WORKMAN & Co. call atten-
ton to their sale of Sugar and Molssses. This Morn
ing on the Dock. my IA
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s6y~ NEW LACEs AID EMBRoIDERIEs,
FRENCH COLLARS and SETS
Liren 90 40
Cambria and Swiss Edgings
Cambria and Swiss bands
M "o" ''' LADIES' BAZAAR,
uxIl-1w us Broad street.
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holders of the Richmond, fredericksburg and pot0-
mac Railroad Company will be held at the office of
the Complny in Richmond. on WEDNESDAY, the
I'd ofJune next, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
ap 29-td U w MACMURDO, Treas.
Rg- BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT
THE ARCTIC LJNIMENT
DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that it is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure OF
RHEUMAi ISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPRAINs, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS,
SCALDS, MOULDS,
TUMORS, CORNS.
For HORSES and MULES externaliy, nothing ex.
ceeds the ARCTIC LlNIMENT,
In curing
25PRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, PINGBONE,
or any Soret Swelling, or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle.
Price Is IT'S, 50 cents and 81. for small. medium
and large 81 ID bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PU2CELL, LADD CO.,
ja13-ts Wholesale Agents