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THE DISPATCH.
ESoAY MORNING.
MAY ~. 1885


CONFINEMENT IN oBsCuRiTf'
Hap,v the man Who unobserved
In sns. r" obscure retreat preserved
From worldly strife, .n
C,uteuted with . iowly siste.
Nor an vjous of the rich sird 81 os"
Tn. e,ssserins paths that tempt ''e e'0"'
To weary toll, =, .,orue and cloud,
Lead but 10 realms OF W."
And psas% heights TO which men riso
81, aun jssye them far beneath the SKIES
wh,,s others strive for f*me. or power.
or sordid gain,
ar Zach the pleasures of an hour.
flcetips and vain:
ne mine the nobler. better part,
The care and culture OF the heart
No. that l seek to spend my days
lntent:alone to ind now ways
Myself to please;
Por the one talent. rs for ten,
A reckoning will be made with mon
Wide Is the scope OF charity,
Well understood;
And all may share the luxury
III doing good:
kindly word rs often prizea.
When costly gifts would be despisea'
Tho choicest blessings earth can show,
Health. Friendship. Love,
And Faith, that links the heart below
To Christ above
These free and priceless gifts Of Heaven.
70 Moor and rich alike are given. J. NJ.
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NPAkTA ACADEMY LOTTERIES.
~
(aUTHoRIZED By THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
TO BE
DRAWN At AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

TO THE pU8LIU-As the members Of our hrm
have, by way of purchase, become the owners
of tho grants chartered By the States Of Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri and part of thtse in
Georgia, Under the management OF Messrs Or sgory
d Maury, OF Wilmington. Delaware, We have seem-
Cd it expedient to change the name OF our nrm
CO., who will have the management Of the parta
Academy Lottery and the others a. above mar aed
We have underworld TO transact all our bu EneSs
With integrity and the public tf at the
patronage heretofore bestowed Oh is well eserV-
ing of being transferred to our successors WOOD,
EDDY GO. Very respectfully.
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A COSY PAkTYs-Walisek'sT Theatre wa. the 20.
cipieot Of distinguished sonors on Thursday svsr'
Ing 10 one Of the cosy little private boxes we're
seated the we'll known actrsss. Mrs John w Is
recently from California, where she succeeded ~
aasn'arailsng herself fromwedded life; Miss % !.
ses Robertson Bourcica ult, the Hon. Dsnisi
s,ssss.; and, "ior Instance" Stuart, sx.mans.
~. ena manager 10 prospective. The bIoomia.
appearance Of the ladies and the snnes ~ ny.
s,es,ss attracted general attention. ofcorrs,
s'etS"eey sauirsed at that box.-New YayE Ns.e,
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srayrrrcaSr.-The Toronto Leader, " hich former.
ly published under its announcement of the the
s'ricai bill: the usual notices, 'God save the
Qocen" and "Vive EEmpereur,5 now omits the
compliment TO the Emperor Of the Yrench.
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The best advice We have yet seen In a Rostou pa
per, is this: "Never 60 where you wouldn't like
t. be fou nd dead"
Judge Cone, an eminent lawyer, died at his resi-
dence, in Greensboro, Ga, on Wednesday
The Empress Eugenie was SO years old on the
4th Of Nav
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sHtpwarrs' MONUMENT TO THEIR DECEASED Con-
Rspgs AT the Brooklyn Navy Yard, In triaugu.
lar pict OF ground near the Lyceum, Is neat
white marble monument, erected to the memory
Of the America sailors who lost their lives ia
1885, the Canton river, In stot ming the Barrier
Forts. The column 10 surmou nted By an eagle
carved IN stone, resting upon ball, and the four
cd representation of sovt In ruins, ship gun on
a carriage, flags and flowers, an anchor and sword,
crossed.
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NEW MUSIC.

~N TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
KY STONE WARE AT FACTORY PRICEs.--
Wehaye on hand of our own manufacture,
~ avery large Mt of superior quality
Stone Ware. which We arc selling at orr Factory
prices, consisting of
Jugs. Jars Pitchers, Churns, Spittoons
Covered Butter Pots, Milk Pans
Cork Jars, lair tightly Water Coolers.
Water Kegs. Chimney Caps, &C.
Merchants will please cal and examine our Ware
before purchasing elsewhere and buy at Factory
prices at our Pottery, of 18th and Cary sts
mh IL KEESEE& pARR
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that since siekes shot Key, no lees than thirty
four men have been shot, or shot at, by injured
husbands, that We have account of.
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RUPTURE CURED FOR $5.-Dh

puPTuRE CURED FOR $5.-Dh
IL sHERMAN'S great radical CURE TRUSS can
now be- had for ouly five dollars. Every medical
man who has examined this instrument, prouOunces
it superior to all others Ii desired. will cheer
fully refer to any of the very numerous persons
Persons owning valuable slaves. thus afi ;cted
should procure one. they being sodurabe, and the
cheapest in the end. We will send this :rass to
any part of the country by Express or mail.
For the Truss, or Information concerning it. ad
dress JAChkOS.
Eol7 Main street, Richmond, Va
Persons not knowing us, can send their mouey
toeny merchant or friend in this city.
The russ can be had also at Messrs MEADE d
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH Il JORNSTON's
Druggists my ely
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SASS prizes, amounting to
Whole Tickets, sI0; Halves, IS Quarter
Eghths 81 rs.

Whole Tickets, Gle; Halves, IS Quarters. 81 50;
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The numbers from | to 80 CO., corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets. printed separate
slips of PIPER enciTcled with smell tin tubes,
and placed in one wheel.
The fret 437 Prizes. similarly printed and encir-
cled, are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolved and a number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and ex-
h;bited to the audience, and registered by the Com
missonsrs, the Prize being placed gainst the mum.
Der drawn Thi. operation IL repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PaIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to these drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the % ApproXima-
ton Prizes. For example If Ticket Number 1880
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered
ii24S ll24e, 1921. 1882. will each be entitled to
S4tW. If Ticket No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize
those Tickets numbered 54S, 549 5j. 552 will each
identified to 1850, and SO according to the above
scheme
The 5000 Prizes of 800 Will be determined by the
last fl cure Of the Number that draws the $50 ono
Prize. For example; 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 800
If the number ends with No 2, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $20
AID 80 on too.
pai able in full without deduction.
adrThe Managers Printed Certificates of packa-
ges Of 10 tickets will bs sold ct the following rates.
which is the risk:
Certificate of package Of 10 whole tickets, $50
III hlE an
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i pox.xcs IN RxAL LpE--In one OF the ships which
..,nrned recently to this port, came man who
"a been whaling for nine years. he WAS formerly
= minister, but taking TO the Intoxicating cup he
fell from grace, left the ministry and bis wife and
family and went, his friends knew not where. 70
dissipation he had wasted the hard earned wages
Of nine years ea-faring iife and arrived wrefcned
and destitute. Some friends clothed him deesnt,y,
and made efforts 20 reform him. few days ago ne
,ug that an the family had tong supposed him dead
and that his wife had married again. The poor
man has started for Connecticut, but what VIII DO
the ending Of this chapter Of life remains to be
scen. Neio Redford .Ndacdrd.
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DOERHAVE'S HOLLAND RITTERs

And the various affections consequent upon dir
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such - Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach.
dency. Cestiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
all Nervous. Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
II hes in numerous instances proved highly beDei.
cial. and in others effected decided cure.
This Is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the nanner of the
its great success IN most ofthe European States in
PRODUCTION into the Etates intended more esre.
caly for those Of our atherand scattered here and
there over the face Of this mighty country Meeting
with great success among them. now offer it to the
American public. knowing that Its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
It il particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use Of ardent spirits other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect n
and Quickening every nerve, raising up the droop-
Ing spirit and, In fact, infusing new health and
vigor in the system.
NOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beye.
rage will be disappointed but to the sick, weak and
low spirited, II will prove grateful aromatic cor.
dial, possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTIONi
The great popularity Of this delightful Arena has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
HOLLAND BITPEks fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior it Ia to all
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for S. By the
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 co.
MANUFACTURING
fHARMAOEUTISTS AND CHEMIETo.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
!s IT BOG nearly all the Druggists In this city
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s,asa ~ ssyssa In New Jersey there 10 tomb.
10 @aen'ng spissA' "Hs was good oa ssx s'"''s
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oI.scLUYIONa, 40.


CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The
~ undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the firm and style of POTTS
FARLEY CO, for the purpose q S1 % netng
BUSINESS in the city of Richmond.
They have taken the new and spacious Duiiaing,
ebove sami Ayers sSn ana nsa[ Ebe ep
they will keep constantly on hand q. full and Gem,
plete stock OF all such goods are usually found
In ls. sas saoo1 a Ts to they
beg call the attention OF their friends and tne trace
Special attention will be paid to the sale Of all
kinds Of Produce. on which liberal advances will
- '' h5SH:$ s s SAEEEEHHEEAs.
Richmond. ia ist. 1883.
DISsOLUTIOE Or co PARTNER
~ sHIP.-The Co-Partnsrship IT sfEARNS 4
ss sakSs Via .s nD the
outstanding business of stearns ThuIston:
ap2-ts PHlNEAS TBURsTON.
VO-PAKTNERSaIP NOTICE. have
~ this day associated with me in co-partnership
VIM BRENT. of the late firm Of Gretter Brent
The busine,s win be conducted under the firm Of
STEARNS co. II STEAkNS.
ap 2-ts WIN BRENT.
RIOHMOND. January |. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
and style Of JOHNSON 1 TkUEHEAhT. for the
sion and Forwarding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house on Gary street, for
merly occupied by JIM. Conrad, second door above
They will always keep on hand the best assert
ment OK Groceries, Liquors, &C.. which they VIII
attention to business they hope to reeeys liberal
share Of p"iTSna 6 the Of b6re Jo6Dsdn
BAT. TRIUMPHANT,
ja It's Late of Danville. Va.
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: 80 = -
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE
L ON THE LIVES 0y ,,v.ox.
Csn bo obtained 10 the ~~,x-u,
INTERNATIONAL LIE ASSURANCE eOolETf
or LONDON.
(Actual Capital, $500 900.
Agency at the once Of the Virginia Fire and Mar
rine Insurance COMPANY. No l3l Main street, hich-
n' Or jNO 8 D GULL III, Medical Kxaminer-0mce
q. The once OF Drs Gibson and Cullen, south side Of
Prankiin street, between 9Th and !th streets
y ~. W T. CUWAhDIN. Agent.
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TEE Boy AT THE DYKE.-A little boy in Holland
was returning one night from a village, to which
he had been sent by his father on an GRAND,
when he noticed the water trickling through a
narrow opening in the dyke. He stopped, and
thought what the consequence would be if the
hole vas not closed. He knew, for he had often
heard his father tell the sad disasters which had
happened from small beginnings, how, in few
hours, the opening would become bigger, and let
in the mighty mass of water pressing on the
dyke, until the whole defence being washed away,
the rolling, angry waters woald sweep on to the
next village, destroying life, aud property, aud
every thing in their way. Should he run home and
alarm the villagers, it would be dark before they
could arrive; and the hole even then, mi light be 80
large to defy oil attempts to close 1t. Prompted
by these thoughts, he seated himself on the bank
Of the canal, stopped the opening with bis hand,
and patiently awaited the approach Of yilisger
But no one came. Hour after hour rolled slowly
by yet there sat the heroic boy in cold aud dark.
ness, shiveriug, wet and tired but stoutly pres
sing his hand against the dangerous breach. All
night he stayed at his post At last morning broke
clergyman walking up the canal, heard a groan,
and looked Ground to see where it came from
"Why are You there, my child?" he asked, seeing
the boy, and surprised az his strange position. 81
am keeping back the water, sir, and aving the
village from being drowned" answered the child
with lips 90 beDnmbed with cold that be could
scarcely speak. The astonished minister relieved
the boy. The dyke was closed, and tho danger
which threatened hundreds of lives was prev ted
good story for little boys.
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s-x NEW CARRIAGE MANU-

CIV FACTORY, CORNER or 9TH AM
BROAD sTREETs-fhe subscriber having bad II
years practical experience ia the manufacturing Of
CiRRIAGESin some of the largest establishments
In the North and Routh, hatteis himself thst ne
fully able to manufacture the most fasboaspie ss
wall as tho piainest style of CARRfAgkS, 20 oe
found In the State Possessing various sdvshtsses
in bis business he 10 enabled TO coil his WORK Al
prices than can be sorGed by others In tue TRACE
Eehas now on b rand. of bis own manufacture ~ ~
GlES with ana without tops. ROCkAWAfS, Se'
which he will sell at very low prices ,ova
ap films JOHN DUES.
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BOARDING.

DOARD-With very fne room on the
Osect nd foor and two on the third, can be %.
tanned on the most reasonable terms. IN prtvate
family ia central portion Of the city, convenient
70 business by immediate application to this once.
NV l6-f2te
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RAILROApe.As.
kfCHMOND ANN

- RICHMOND AND
= 71zPErERsBURg RAILROAD
THROUGH ERElGHTs BETwE EN RICHMOND
AND NORTH CAROLINA : From the 9Th day N
March Until the 1st Of september next, the freight
and accommodation trains On this read viii les,s
Richmond and Petersburg on MONDAY, WRDNEs
DAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock. n. instead Of
o'clock, % before.
Arrangements have been made by this Conpapv
for the prompt and punctuai forwarding and deiiy.
CRY Of ell Produce. Goods. other articles freight
designed for transportation either way, between
Richmond asd points between Petersburg and h..
leigh, Ridgway, Greensboro, Salisbury, and Char
lette, North Carolina, ct low rates. without any
cses sent 10 Richmond, should be consigned And
plainly MARKED To the care the Freis Agent ~
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, at Peters
burg By whom they will be promptly forwarded
As 70 the rates Of tolls the Roeds south of Pc
tersburg, which they require to be prepaid ss FAR
as Raleigh, inform nation may be hal at the DspSt
Of this Company at Richmond
T IL wYNSE. sup't
March 7. 1859. NH 9-ts
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not go into eff
feet until after the completion Of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be about the LIST of
April.
shippors of through goods nnst send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks. weights ana destination
y LEE on the Dock
NB-Goods from Northern cities shipped through
st reduced rates. A. Z. Il.
ia lots
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old CHANDELIERS AND GAS FAX
" TURES MADE GOOD AS NEW.-Ihe Subscri
Der is prepared to re gd and re.bronze Chandeliers
and Gas Fixtures in superior style. All kinds of
GAS FITTING execut ed in the bast manner.
Orders respectfully solicited, and will receive
prompt attention.
Office with Barnes. 2i6 Main street. between
9Th aud 9Th. Iap26-lmsl JACOB BARNES.
QUTTEE, BUTTEK.--I have made ar
IL rangemeEts in New York to receive twice q
week by steamer. superior fresh made ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER; those who have left orders
with me, can now be supplied. Also, awel selected
stock Of Family Groceries, low for cash.
SAMPSON JONES. Agent,
ap 26-lm* Corner of Main and 9Th sts.
CEILING OFF, SELLING OFF, at and
~ below cost, 5000 worth of Window Shades
Brasses Cords and Tassels; Floor and Table Oil
Cloth all widths; Fire Screens; Wall Paper; Curtain
Bands and Cornicss at less than the original cost
As conteR plate changing my business, and wish
to avoid taking them to auction great bargains will
be given as the goods must be sold Call and secure
a pair of my Gold Shades, which are very beaut-
fu. Don't forget the place. $50 Broad street. the old
established Dry Goods and Window shade Depotoi
MGOLDEN,
$50 Broad ct. between Sd and 4th SITS.
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oTIiIEHG6 OF pHG FE0 Vi TO WIIUIt IlN Nttb,
10 half
10 quarter
III eighth +"
IN Uznxslse TICKETS Oh CE!

IN UznxsIse TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickess
ordsred OF receipt of which they will be forwarded
by hrst mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending in
any figure they ma designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
topurchaaers Immediately after the drawing.
In, future our single Number Lotteries will draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders tor Tickets or Certificates in the
above schemes TO
WOOD, EDDY 4 co, Augusta. Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 co, Atlanta, Ca
Or WOOD, EDDY Il co. Wilmington. Del.
a1A list of the numbers tina. are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the Prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing
in the following papers augusta C0nstitntiondtiS
Mobile Register, Nashville GIzette Neao York Heek
lu Day Book Richmond (Vd.) Dispatch Pa aiding
(Miss) Clarion and Men York Herald.
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EOUND. - Found, recently, near st.
Il Paul's Church. or 9 pair of Silver and one pair
Of Steel Mounted specks. which the owners can
have by applying to IRVING.
There are. also, number Of other articles Cleft at
the Church) which the owners can have by apply
ing Is above and paying for this advertisement.
mvll-fa
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n Fl. CHARLEY, Dealer in Leath.
W CT, Shoe Findings, Oil. Tanners Tools. &C.,
and Importer of French Calf Skins, 18th street. be-
tween ,nGin and Cary, richmond. Va, is now in re-
ceipt large and excellent stock OF goods apper
tanning his business which he invites the sten
ton of all in want. as they will be sold VERY LOW
FOR CASH, or to punctual customers.
NH 2-d3mkcwIy O III CHALKIEY
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o"x MR.. EDlTOR:-Aa III

CnM NH. LDiIUN.-hs I9|
H promised In my last advertise GS[A
ment that the People should hear frcm me again,
$50 now blow my hera." / have studied sstr"no
my since my last. and lid that the star OF my des.
tiny still moves en-: and those who know HAGAs'S
JOHN. know that he has The faculty and indefsti-
gable spirit not to let the downfas e life 10 cause
hin to despair; but push along, keep moving,
for the world Is but a bubble aed be that has 100
much lead IN his sinker will surely be q &c ner;
therefore offer 10 the public of my own manutse.
tire, BUGdIkS, SULRIEs, ROCKAEAYe ard
Light CAKRIAGEs-sll as good can DO made
have also HORSES, MULES. &C., &C. for ssls-in
tact. anything under the sun. and will barter a.
trade for even old shoe scles All you have to 90 Is
to give him call on 18th street where you VIII
bis sign upside down. there you will md HAGAAs
john, in Tbson Creek Nation.
~ You shall hear from me sgain, for srs
writing romance Of my own life. nh 2-dSm
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LAX CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

sS@s3~ The subscriber has on hand, q. his
Coach Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley,
near the CoIumbiao HoteI COACHRs, CHARi0z
TEES, BAR0UCHEs, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and sULKIES-ell OF his own make, of the
pc sold as low as coed work OF the kind can be in
the city Of Richmond, aud respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line as l am determined to make 20 order aud 10
sell at the lowest prices poasible and all work sod
that is new, warranted
NH 7-gm mICAJdH MANGuM.
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VIRGINIA UEN rRA AL X AILROAD
gr -u. r-sgyxzserf CHI NGE OF
Mi&4 &AA sSSffs1ssg& HOURS

@x8 ~ $50 1ssgf4 HOURS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Trains leave Richmond twice daily, Sunday
nights excepted)
For Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore. &c, viz
at $40 A NJ. and els ?. NJ.
Passengers for CHAELgTTRsyILLE, SrAUNToN, Gov
INGToS. &C take the 20 A n train.
Fare To - ~
BALTIMORE, w
" " New York ....:......ll 10
BAGGAGE CHECK ed THROUGH.
Through Tickets sold to Pittsburg. GAINESVILLE,
Cincinnati, Louisville, st Louis. Chicago, and al
important points West.
Passengers go through without detention.
THOc DuDAMEAD,
apI2-ts General superinteud
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WHAT WE HAVE GAINED IN TIME.-The magnetic
telagra Oh is agreat institution, and the fact 10
most strikingly manifested by comparing the time
In different eras necessary to spread intelligence
During the war 10 the Spanish peninsulsr, it took
weeks and months for intelligence from the seat
OF war to reach England, and even France. The
initiated 10 the heart OF Spain, one month before
anything wss known of the fact in Madrid, and two
months before 1t was known 10 London. la the
present italian campaign, the check the Austriaus
received at frassinetto, on the I'd Of May, was
published In the London papers Of the 9th, and in
all the cities OF the United States on the 18th inst
1t takes considerably less time now to spread the in
teiigence OF important events entirely over two
continents, that 1t did, half century ago. for in.
teligence to travel from one boundary tn tba
other Of the smallest European State.
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MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
PRACTICAL STONE GUTTER AND MASON,
Main street. between Sth and eth STA.
RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments Of any size or design, made 20 order
Of the best italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the attention of those In want
70 my stock, which is the largest and best finished
Essortinent of MONUMENTS, T0MBS. HEAD PIE
OES and HANTLES, TO be found In thu CITY.
H-frst Premirmsawarded by the Virginia,Asrf
cultural Society. and Mechanics Institute. 50 2S
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN RICH
L MOND can be found at
JOSEpH STRAIJSES


~ BLACK Silk Nantes and Points
silk and Lace do
variety Of Raglsn5 and Busters
Black aud White Berage Shawls
Raglans, Busters and Bernous
Chi dren's Berage and Marseilies busters
Berage and Organdie Robes
Black Hermann and Barge do
summer Mourning Goods in every variety
from the best makers
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP,
Main al