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LOST AND FOUND.

L tbST-Eestsrlay afternoon on NJ or A strait
= bet ween 18th and 18th. jet cross BRE kSTPIN
hpp 81 with gold. By leaving id ats5I 4 strct 80
hnder vail be libeIa rewarded. ~
OSf-In the Criminal Court room. or b.,U.e,
- the Court house and the jail. pair of GOLD
49, tAClskS. suitable reward will b. pstI M
lSil ~ lhis "fhce, at the residence of 10 M az
CIlFFE, M Franklin Row. IaaS - q,
III OST-On Monday. the 2Ist instant. l,otw..p "A
street Navy ard and 7th street west sGCI NJ
BRACELET, with seven Inks, one Of Nb,rb Ia
been broken sultsbe reward viii be pa,.i t,r a..
recovery II left NJ this office. mar - =,
III oST-On Saturday morning. small TERRfrR
IL DOG, called Jack al o.. 6 I m. lnthg OH %.
DARK color. with tan colared legs aDd-I->|
clpPod ears. Wore a leather strap witLAh
license check for lS5 liberal rev ard will La mai
7th street, Navy Yard. ma 81 a. =
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The WKArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about z o'clock:
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lrI.oRAL AND MUSICAL

Mr.. j. WRIGHT. assisted d, has Glass of ,aung
glvra
MUSICAL AND FLORAL EXHIBITION,
81 Dali Ecoxs' Hall, Navy laTd, ri ESDAY
EVENING, March 2ai. l8Ta
H. III the weather should prove unfavorshe On
Tues az evening, the ,hbtIon Will take plaos the
next eN ealng, tths weather permitting
III AdnnssIun - cents Children Iacents nnors
"Prn NJ % Exhibition to commence ~ "a. o'clock
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w WANT, who can ce'mo well reg omnepJ,t
ABBY Al Us I street, bStween aud o'cl,ck D. m.
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rnar2

n THE ATTENTION
We All who contem plate REFI'rTING and DEC
GRATING their DWELLINGS, STORES. SA
LOOMS &c. Is solicited To- the large aud elegant
PRINTS, WINDOW SHADES, GILT COR
NICE, BANDS and PINS, CORDS, TASSELS,
ceIylng every week.
The attention Of the Ladies is particularly invited
~ the y ew and Varied Styles. We will take plea A.
ure / showing IN m whether tn y purchase or , o.
Paper hung at the lowest price,.
FRANKLIN 4 ROTHROCK
Southwest corner 9Th and Id SIS
mar Initial ~ - S'S'
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THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
10y THIS steamer we have imported direct from
Sheh,ld. England. n handsome assortment Of
POCKET KNIVES. to blades,
TABLE, CUTLERY, SCISSORS, and RAZORS
which We warrant good, n new one IN eS-
change. " ~
IL Getting these goods from first hands enables
us TO sell them at less than the usua pric -
III Our stock of general HARDWAREis being
Increased by daily arrivals all of which we can
GRIFFITH & SHIELDS,
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NJ IS MAGNIFICENT GIFTS; Odd Fellows
uS Hall Tonight; Russian War! II
NJ - MAGNiF1CENTG GIFTS; Odd Fellows
kY Hall To-Night; Russian War II
H| IS MAGNIFICENT GIFTS; Odd Fellows,
U3 Hall To-Night; Rus.isH War! IL
NJ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
W., Books OF subscription to the stock of a new
Edward c. Dyer, No. Penn. avenue, and At t6e
Office Of T. NJ. Hanson, No. $50 9TH street Opposite
ihtoihsehcor omce. ular 7-G
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS,
- ALARGE SUPPLY,
Just opening at McI.AUGHLIN,S
mar 22-St Pa. av., between 9Th and 9Th sta
ID Just RECEIVED AT
mar 2 q Pa, av, between 9th and 9th SITS.
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WALTER Cooley.

WOOD, COAL, LIME. SAND, CEMENT,
w HAIR, AND PLASTER.
Having purchased the Lime and Cement Uouses
and taken the Wharf4ccupied 10y Messrs. w ard,.r &
hlllTnon corner OF 18th street and Canal, am now
prepared to furnish thu best wood burned LIME and
New York CEMENT und PLASTER al the short
est notlce ana lowest price; Builders and White
"a ND FOR front work and plastsring. Ofi8 north
east corner 18th and sts No. 5Is square south
of Pa. avenue.
mar 1881 G. KEYS
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WANTED-By an American Woman who can
w come well recommended. a SITUATION a.
Nurse or housekeep-r for a small family. Adde'S
~ No. !. ut this Office. mar aS-S,.
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WANTS.

WANTEf-By a rcspecial le woman sits
w TON as cook, washer aud IroneT for a sIua A
iSmlly. Inquire 1t the Grocery. RolHnsou'S Row
NO. lag Sd street. near the Circle H.
WANTED TO PURCHASER House. su,,
w able Tor small family. situataf north Of pen,
sJlvanIa avenue, between 9Th and 10th street. ana
not farther moth thaa street Price not n an 80
three Thousand dollars. Refer TO this OIice
S2-saH
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BUILDERS HARDWARE
NRlFFlTH 4 Sill EI.DS, 6a Penn. avenue, call
the attention of Builders 10 their stock Of *
BUILDING MATERIALS. of whicL-ll
they have complete assortment; such
Wilson'S; Bake's, and Russell's AXLE Pull
LOCKS, HINGES. SCREWS,
Cut apd Wrought NAILS.
With every other article usually called for ALI of
which they are prepared to sell at less thar ordinary
rates. mar 10
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! HREE DAYS MORE IN WASHINGTON
Those who could not lbs attended by DR. SCHUI ~ =
former visit IN Washington viii please call now as
ne has taken rooms for three days only corner 18th
street gu Penn. avenue. south side. opposite VIII
lards' Hotel Ii viii give him much pleasure to re-
eve all desiring to hc relieved of those distressing
atect!ons-Corns, Runions, Nails, Sc.-and that
too without PAIN BY Improper and unski llrd treat
ment many valuable life is annually lost. Now
the fee IS tTlhng, that rich or poor should en-
Drane the only chanca afforded. Ladies' attended
at their residences without extra charge.
St
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-In an tmpT,,,n1
w part OF the city, BRICK DIV ELI.ING con.
iEa,us hp2nt . OF rooms. Address HERMAN
mar 2i-as '0''''0.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING at No. 80 street. above Io,h A.,
u two Handsomely furnished CHAMBERS sInt
the use OF a Parlor and piano. ma On y. :"
RoARD;5MTs. REILLY, SD New Jersey a,-,n,,s
- oaPtoi hiil, can accommodate BOAR DERS 4,
s ohtn OF Jay on The most roa le terms F,.r
mar ~ 81
ROAhDlNG.-SeyeIal parsons can De acc.u,,ao-
y dated with HOARD or RI X NiSHED RD1gN~
mar l7-lWf 'N" ~.
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A TAKE NOTICE.
IA CHANGE being made in our firm INA kes il i'm
psaLIEe upon US to close up our business previous
"a the 18th March, 1852, with the utmost dispatch
thert lore earnestly request all who are indebted
10 us, either on open accounts notes living over,
to settle immediately by cash negotiable paprr
We shall receive In a few days q large addition TO
our stock Of Furniture and other Goods which we
will sell very low for cash or good apcr.
McGREGOR a CO,
mar p Staw3w so and 523 9TH ST
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rORBETT 4 SMITH,
~ 49, IN ST., bet. ID and r StS north
Real Estate BouEth and Sold, City Lots, Dwell
ling Houses; also, Farms, Timber Lands, In Nar,-
city. - 1850
Farms Exchanged for City Proyerty
western Lands Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
All business promptly attended To.
Purchasers Will do We'll To give Us a call
R.fcy,HcsS.-HOn. ID. =. Dickinson, New York. I
NJ. Carlisle, Jos II. Bra.cy, VIM b. Todd AMI g
x u. Parker < Co. w oshin M ton. ID C. mar - an
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTs.

EEORGETOwN TAXPAYERS VIII save
NJ per cent by paying their for 1864 before the
LIST of Aprll next. CIAS. ID. WELSH,
l1-2w Tax Coliactor
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-T
~ copartnershIp heretofore existing under the
name aud FIRM of GEO. ;. RUNEY d Co. is dissolved
this day. Francis q. Bowman, retiring from the
firm.
Georgetown, d. c., March 10th, 1853. mar list.
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SOlLED KID GLOVES Can be cleaned by u,,ax
- Jonven's celebrated preparation, FOE saie az
Hiaf Zi-St lAMMONn'~ a.
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\ 0O0 PINE APPLES.
Law A Lot Of BANANAS
Al -, 600 To arrive To Morrow. r. e dan .
Also; l,ssh CoCoANGTS, DATES. FINANCES,
l.EMONS, WAl.NUTS. FII.BERTS -
AI.MoNDS, RAlSINS, Figs, AcA c
Sold, wholesale aud retail. 4.
GEO. PEARSON, 81 Paar
hlslI III opposite the National
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SlSS,, DRY GOODS ron Ise.
SbbbbiNG ENABLES and DUCALS,
sP King ySbkpIEEScIAS md ARis PLAiDs,
n MIth MANY other desirahls styles OF SPRING
DhESS GOODS, all Of which will be sold Al ths
very lowest cash prices.
WILLIAM r.. RILEY
mar 2-lm CORNER 9Th ST. Oppa. Centre Mart.t
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EMPLOYMENT ROOMS.-Persops ,eat,n.
"a nnpi9yment wall please call at our Insuranos
pmce ana register Their names They wall tlIsn
~; uIi ?: IN, ul ensagcd. Employers, when resis-
I"ISd hiay examine the employ msnt reF istt.T sud
wlll receive all The assistance tn s,uT newer ~
VIII ehdeaNoT Ia meet the reasonable wants 81 he
Pu'lic aid therefore sOlicits ITS support
-. MCkENNEN & t.ANSuAIE
IN OF No. S1n 9Th st naaf m
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dhEAI MEOVO41O1N Nv I'll
* THE PRICE, OF HATS AND BOOTS -
From Is TO 20 per cent saved oy pnTlng
kW2\ from J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotei
SA~ building. 49,
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, 3 SO Do. second
quality. 90; Fashionable Silk Hats, 2 %
fine CsItskin Sewed Boots, 5 50; Congress Cater
Boots. 8 IS; Pine Calfskin sewed Shoes, %.
j. d. ANTHONY has made arran gsnents, WIZ
one of the best makers in the city Of Philadelphia
10 snnnly him with handsome and substantial
Caifskin Sewed BOOTS which he will sell ct the m,
precedsnted low price of THREE DOLLAkS AND
4 HALE &C Cd W B
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q A~N ASHLAND RACES.
SPRING MEETING, 1859

The Spring Meetins over this course will COM
mence on TUESDAY, l7th day Of May next. and
FIRST DAY-Post stake for all ages. four mile heats
800 entrance. 500 forfeit: Sls0 added by the
Club Closed on ,st inst with four subscribers viz
T TW boswell John Hunter. K Dick inson
and James ID Tsy lor
SECOND DAY-Flrst Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and tillies $500 entrance sl00 for
felt Closed on lst inst with the following entries
Thomas W boswell enters Oh G, Excheauer by
Ke ~ p Ed dam Nina. by Boston.
dam Miss Matte. By Umpire
John Hunter enters BIC, by Lexington. dam by
Hall enters or I, Faith, by Childe Hmrold.
dam Fidelity, by Prism.
Second Racs-same Day.-Jockey Club purse,
THIaD DAY-FSst Race -sweepstakes for three
year old colts and FLIES. $50 entrance Hall for.
LETT MILE heats Closed ON the 18th March with the
Thon as and Jane. boswell enter sorrel Alley,
by Grif Edrnonson, dam Virginia Payne.
Harvey enters srey fiiley, by Red Eye. dam By
Second Rdee-Same Dsy-Proprietor's purse. $500
FOURTH pAY-First Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts ana iilies, out of mares that never
produced winner. $3.50 entrance. Half forfeit.
Nile neats Closed on the 18th March with the fol-
Thomas boswell enters sorrei flley, by Revenue,
dam by Bailey Peyton, (B Randolph's)
Emancipation Mare
:. Also. 9. Admiral, by Commodore. cut of Priam
Mare. and she out of Virginia Graves
NJ Hall enters bay colt, by Register. dam BIZ
Prince George
Harvey enters sorrel colt, by Jno Blunt, dam
by Andrew.
Second Race-Same Day.-Proprietor's purse, $50
Mile heats-bess thi &c In five
the value OF 5000 Entrance $50. 10 be added 10 the
stake second horse to his entrance, pr svided
tbIes or more start Three mile heats.
Nominations for the bove mentioned Colt Stakes
Closing 18th March next, TO be addressed TO
NATHL A THOMPSON,
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover county, Va, Jan o. lS9.
ia 37-2awtMl0Atd
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5fS5 prizes, amC4DLlER 70 $3Cn .0oG
Whole Tickets, ale; Halves. IS Quarters, 81 so;
Eighths 81 Is.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 50 CO., correspond ding with
those numbers on the tickets, printed ON separate
slips of paper are encirced with small tin tubes
and placed in one wheel.
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and encir.
cied, are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolyed and numb Der is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, aud at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The
number and Prize drawn out opened and ex.
hiblted the audience, and registered by the Com
missioners the Prize being placed against the mum.
Der drawn This operation repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION PRizRs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the
first rrizes will be entitled to the q Approxima-
draws the $4,000 Prize, these Tickets numbered
li24S, 1929. l25l. 1889. will each be entitled to
x4tU. ii Ticket No $50 draws the $20uO pIizs
those Tickets numbered k4s $40 55t, $50 will each
identified to $780, and 30 On according to the above
Scheme.
The 900 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last isure of the Number that draws the $50 OGO
Prize. For ex ample; If the Number drawing the
$4,000 Prize ends with No l. then all the Tick cts
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $40
If tho number ends with No q then all the Tickets
where the Number ends IN will be entitled to $40
and so on too
n. Remember that every Prize ia drawn and
par able in full without deduction.
A1-rhe Managers' Printed Certificates of packa.
Of 70 tickets viii be sold at the following rates
which is the risk: =
Of package OF 70 WHOLE tickets. $50
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RICHMOND AND

fsT. ma czxNEr RICHMOND AND
III ~ RAIL
ROAD -IMpURTANT NOTICE TO TRAVELERS.
By the new mail arrangements, aud after MON
DAY, April is. the trains on this road will leave
Richmond at an earlier hour than formerly; the
morning train starting at 425 instead ct ass. and
the afternoon train at a:40 instesd OF 2.a5.
For details, see regular advertisement.
ap lS-im I'll WYSNE. Sap't.
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THE Cheapest and NEST fashionable
l. Childrens' Carriages
Bird Cages
Water Coolers
Ice Cream FreeZers

Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets
Cut and Moulded Glass Ware
Table Cutlery and Tea Trays
Looking Glasses
Wooden and Willow Ware
Fancy Goods of every description
good deal of our own importation. and also from
New York auctions. You get goods really at auc-
ton prices at SCHAAP CO.'S,
ap29 Corner Broad and Sd streets.
CEILING OFF, SELLING OFF, at aud
~ below cost. $500 worth of Window Shades;
Brasses. Cords and Tassels; Floor and Table Oil
Cloth ali widths; Fire Screens Wall Paper; Curtain
Bands and Cornices at less than the original cost
As contemplate changing my business. and wish
be given the goods must be sold. Call and secure
q pair of my Gold shades, which are very beauti-
full Don't forget the place. 80 Broad street. the old
established Dry Goods and Window shade Depot II
NJ GOLDEN,
$50 Broad st. between Sd and 4th SITS.
m -srn
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DICH NkW DRESS GOODS

DICH NkW DRESS HOUDB-
~ SECOND SUPPLY
We invite attention to the following elee ant stock
Of Dress Goods, purchased by one Of our firm st
auction. &C. aud W ill be sold OF unprecedented low
prices:
Two Founcei ard Double Jupe Silk Robes
Elegant Bayadere and Chene silks
Rich Organdie and Jsconet Robes
Elegant Robes q TuniQue
Rich Print Bareges aud Glaze Poplins
Crepe Maretz and Barge D. LANES
Black Chsie, Tamartne and Mourning Ducals
Black Silk Mantilias
French aud English Prints. Ginghams. Brliants
and other sty les O Dress Goods. For novelties in
all sty les OF Dress Goods, enquire a. No lab Main
street X PARKER Il CO
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s. u sssGR NOTICE. 1859.

10 PAasENGkRs GOING NORTH.-NEW AR
RASGEMENT:.~ IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
LERS - THROUGH TICKETS AND THOUGH
ChECEs-aREAT NORTHERN kOUrE-Oarry-
ing the great United States Mail Twce daily (sun-
day night excepted) between Richmond, Ale4an.
dria, Washing ton, baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York. and all 81 important points West, -&A via
Acquia Creek and W ashington, over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, to the Poto-
mao River IS mica; and by splendid aud conforta-
BILE Steamers thence TO Washington, fifty Ave miles
IN all lso miles IN hours; being comfor table AND
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Houra of departure-6.l5 a NJ, and IS M.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents.
~ CHECKED THROUGH IN to Washington,
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York
Through tickets can be procured at the following
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LINE GOODS JUST open ED--.
Il READY MADE Oi0rHIN0.

j. ID. GOODMAN Z co have now Ope Q secoAd
supply oflstsSt styles nne Dress kufts coats Pants
ard Vests Business aaits. do do do do.
These soas are fpe. vel made. and cut 10 dt In
tbs mast approved, fashionsble style
Lisnt summer Cos's, PAats an vssts-ws have
tents furpishira Goods. Ali Of which - invite
~ %xaminstion " al eentl.msn. guAFantfsang On.
lire sstisfsetion. IN sasiisy. At sd priee,
1yI No ii9 Main susst
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FRANS A JETER.
oRRE CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

HH The subscriber has on hand. at his
Coach Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley,
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. OHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHEs. BuGGIEs with and without
best materials and workmanship-al of which will
be sold as low as good work of the kind can be in
the city OF Richmond, and respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line as am determined to make to order and to
sell at the lowest prices possible and all work Sold
that is new, warranted
NH 7-9m MICAJAR MANGUM
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s-.r- szx r-sznatR=m1 Ch A N 1t T. u
~ III SCHEDULE.
SiLMNER ARRANGEMENE

RICHMOND and DANVILLE RAIL-
ROAD.
On and after Monday. March %, lag, the Mail
and Passenger Trains ON this road Will run as loi
Iowa: <,, ,.,,,oa> N,
$50 A NJ. for Junction. Lynchburg. Bsistol hnox.
vile patton, Chattanooga. Nashville ana Mem
phis. Tenn Atlanta, ia. and Montgomery. Ala
And daily Except sunday for the junction at -
p M afser the arrival OF the Northern trains
Leave Riohmond daily except sundays( for Dan
VILE Va aud Greensboro. Y, at $50 A ID. -
RETURNING,
Leave Junction CBurk's) daily Sundays included
at 80 A NJ. and arrive in Richmond at 5 40 M
Leave Dsnviile daily. Except sundass) at 10 a
Nj and arrive in Richmond at 8. 80 NJ
~ The above trains connect both Wdys with the
sontn.side railroad trains at the junction 10 and
from the Southwest and with the Va Central and
Il = 4 Potomac railroad trains, to and from the
North.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
through 10 the above points; also. to the Virgins
Springs E
For through tickets and further information, ap
piy at the ticket Office of the Aichmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company.
Richmond AMI Danville Co,
Richmond, March Is. 1858 J nh ~
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MARBLE WORKS.
SPkING GOODS.
1869.
1869.

nOGGETT & ANDEkSON-Deaier in
II Paper Hsngings. Msttings. Oil Cloths, Curtain
Goods Window Shades, Beds, Mattresses, &c, cor
ner of Governor ard Franklin strsets-fIave re-
ceived large and we'll selected stock for the Spring
Trade, to which they invita- the attention OF ers,
IL at great bargains may be realized We are also
prepared to execute Paper Hanging and U pholster-
workmen 4-3m
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IA Pc RLE AND RUBIB CHAM
1IPA0NEs The undersigned have been appoint
cd sole agents she United Atates and Canada for
the sale 81 the CHAMPAGNE WINES Of Messrs
JACQUES, aoEnG b o. ct Chaions sur. Marne, France
We present their Wines TO the public under two
brands, namely: LA PERLE aud RUBLS
fruity tAats
Ths ''RUBIS" 10 . fins Cal met Cham pagne. Of
beautiful ruby color. which II natural to the wine
Fer sale Ct wholssalein Richmond only 81
DUDLRY b0..
nhs 739aip 6.
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,-HEAvy Loss Rx TEE oyEarLow.-Tbs erevasse az
Mrs. Clarifies plantation, IL miles below Baton
Rouge, at last accounts, was widening rapidly
1t was generally supposed that the loss ct that
point, by the overflow, would be 81 900 ,o00.-
The erevasse ut the plaotation OF Mr.. Baysoois,
81 miller aeeve New Orleans, Was also widening
rapidly, aud that the loss oc.asoned by tue over
nov 10 that region, would amount to between
two and three millions of dollars -Aemphis Led.
ger.
TEE LoaBY REcoGNzso AS AN INSTITUTIONAL
suit for 'siebhy services" brought against DIR.
Alexander. of the Cincinnati Lubattc Asylum, by
oae r. b Churchill, has been decided 10 tavor Of
the plaintiff who RECEIVERS $3.50 for passing through
the Board Of County Commissioners, the Doctors
claim for pay for extra service At the Asylum.
MuspuRxRs CoSvicrKD.-The trial OF Bridget
Fury. aiias Della Swift for the murder OF man
named Croan, In New Orleans, took place on We'd
nesday last, AMI resulted Ia . verdict Of "guilty
Of murder, without capital punishment"
sGrT.-Mr. Lent, proprietor Of the circus, has
Instituted prosecution against the corporate
authorities Of Frederick, Md, Tor damages sus-
tanned By the attack upon his exh ibtios by the
mob on Monday.
10 PKasoSkL-Hon. Alexander IL. IL. Stuart, &C.
companied by Mrs. Stuart, passed through Lynch
burg, Va, on Wednesday night, on his way home
from Memphis. Mr.. Stuart had In charge the
remsins of bis son, who died last Sunday, in
Memphis, from the injuries received by the ex.
piosion of the steamer st. Nicholas.
osE HousrS The ssPnLoRY THE Circuit Court
lately sitting at Madison, Fla, sentencedA man TO
stand in the "piliory" one hour for stealing cot
ton.
James McCIuskey, q lad, was drowned at Wheel~
ing. Va, on Tuesday, by falling into the river.
Hon. B. Rush Floyd, has accepted invitation
to address the Literary Society Of Roanoke COL
lege, June the 14,h.
The classes OF the German Reformed Church Of
Virginia, will meet at Mt. Crawford, Rockingham
county, Va, on Friday next.
Judge p. V. Daniel, of the Unitei States Supreme
Court, is in Memphis, Tenn.
A. II Avery; one of the editors OF the Mem phs,
Tenn, Bulletin, died on the 9Th inst.
John NJ. Orr has been elected Mayor of Lees.
burg, Va.
Clifton W. Tayleure. late an actor, has been ad.
mitted to the bar in Baltimore
Walter K Leak, President of the Bank of Wades-
boro', North Carolina, died at Terry's Landing,
Arkansas, CD the 5th inst.
A complimentary dinner was given at Cincin.
natl, on Monday, to Major Helm, the American
Coasul to Havana.
Judge john W. Nash Is now at his residence,
III Powhatan county, lying dangerously i'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14

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