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GROCERY
AND
CONFECTIONARY

TENHE undersigned has ust received and keeps
constantly on hand the following arti-
clps -
Coffee, sugar, molasses, cheese, crackers currants
prunes. ,aisins, figs almonds, fberts, cocoa nuts,
ground nuts, pecans, Eng. walnuts, nuts,
dies in variety, oranges lemons, tobacco and cigars,
aIIspce and pepper, spices of ali kinds, baking So
da, cream of tartar. sulphur, birthstone, canister
and keg powder, shot, caps and lead grain and grass
scythes, whetting tools, wash tubs and boards, in
digo, extract logwood, coPperas, alum and madjer,
oil polish and Mason's blackng, sweeping, dusting
stove, shoe and scrubbng, brushes, clothes, hair,
tooth and flesh brushes hat and infant brushes, hair
oils and perfumeTy purses and port monaies, pock-
ct and memorandum books, bonnet and round gum
combs, FeriddIng'' and fine combs, brccelets and
beads pens pen-hoders, penknives, scissors. knife
sharpeners umbrellas, suspenders spool cotton and
aoss, clocks, small looking glasses, volins, violin
strings, toy watches, watch chains, curry combs,
cards horse brushes, shoe-threac, pegs and spara-
Aies Johnson's Arabian Liniment, Rock and Lttle's
White Oil, Merchants celebrated Gargling Oil, for
man or beast, and many other articles of similar
nature. The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited.
A. L. DEFIBAUGH.
June 7,'59.-1y.
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FLEMING BROTHERS,

PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DIR. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vernifuge and Liver Pills
Shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
rs. Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros, will well write their orders
distinctly and take name Int Dr. N Lanes prepared 6y
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh Ia To those wishing to giye
them trial. will forward per mail pest paid to any
part Of the United states one box Of Pills Cor tyeve
threecen postage stamps vial Of Ncrnifugr
fourteen hreccnt stamps. All orders from CunaGa must
DO accompanied by twenty cents extra.
For sale at the Drug Stores of Drs. Reamer J. Ha
y, Bedford, and all other Druggists in the count
Nav 20, lSJ9-ly.
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Dr.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED VERMiFUGE
LIVER Ills.

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June 10, 1855.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-17
nTHp.


On saturday. the I4.h Of May. Mr.. JOEL kh =
rRIoB, u sof this city, In the 39th ear OF n
Al Orange, New Jersey, on Monday. the ssh o. Of
York, formerly OF this city. in the SD year OF MS
aga .u.
On Monday, the 18th instant. NARY oATHA-
RINE daughter of william ID aud Angelina Non
drick - aged II years and months.
Tho friends Of the family invited to .tsand her
funeral at the residence Ct her father, otn ssfeet
between Byrd and Armory Bridge. this evening" u
o'clock
Oil when these objects OF our love
Are carried TO the tomb,
We love to think Of climes above,
Where they are gone to bloom.
Well, II Il must be %.
III am doomed to part
From all love, o! give to me
meek, submissive heart.
resignation that can say,
MY God, take oil have away;
Then give me strength to say.
Thy will o Lord. not mine be done.
II LynchbuYg papers please copy
On yesterday, OF consumption. SAMUEL BIB
BET, In the 38th wear Of his age.
His funeral will take place at the Second baptist
Church, this afternoon. at o'clock: His fT,ends
and acauaintxn and the friends OF JACOB anu
Francis Barns are invited to attend.
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CEO, WATT l. CO.'S PLOWS.
" GEO WATT CO.'S PLCWs
GEO WATT Il cos PLOWS
VI

The agric ultural community and public general.
Iy are respectfully il formed that the concern Of
GEO WATT CO,
Piow Manufacturers.
Is still in existence, and conducted in its mechani
ca department by GEO WATT, the inventor and
manufacturer of the Cuff Brace Plow. with Its i'm.
prev ments, land who alone has conducted the me-
chapical department of all the firms of Geo Watt
Co eince lS42,) and Hugh Watt, at the old
stand, where GE0 WATT 4 co have always done
have appeared. trying to create an Impression to
the contrary; and they assure their friends aud
the public generally that they ere prepared at all
times 70 fl rnish them with PLUW5 and other Agri.
cultural Implements. of the best quality. without
infringing the rights of others, or enteavoring to
mslead or deceive the public.
CSC WATT is now perfectng various i'm prove
meuts en- all three OF his patents. which VIC think
will lessen the draft give more strength aud iess
wear, and greatly lessen the probability of .the
choking of the Pl3w. We hope TO have Flows, OF
the various Sizes with these Improvements. ready
for the SUN mer fallow. my IL
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VISIT TO THE rREArRg.

ViBIT TO TIE fHkATRN.
At 6% O'Clock the Richmond Commandery %.
semb,ed at Mechanics Institute, and then repair.
ed TO the Exchange Hotel to escort their guests to
the Theatre. After forming, the line of march
was along Main to 9th, thence to Broad, and M
to the Theatre. Upon entering, the visiting
Knights were greeted with loud hurrahs, and the
utmost enthusiasm prevailed throughout the
house. which was densely packed from pit TO
dome. The spirit Of qualification seemed to reach
the coiored gallery, for the negroes there assem-.
bIed gave cheers - loud as those in the lower
part Of the house. The Templars entered and
were seated, when one of them from "abroad~ pro.
posed 'three cheers for old Virginia." which were
given with will.
The scene on entering the theatre was strikin
The boxes were crowded, chiefly With ladies. who's.
variegated dresses added to the briIisncv Of the
scene. The lower row of boxes vera hmm, v,eh
American nsgs bordered with evergrssns, aud IN
the panneliug Of each box was some appropriate
insignia OF the Masonic order. The pillars from
this 70 the second tier wore twinsd with flowers
aud evsrgreens and the pansiipg Of this tier were
also hung With banners and ornamsutsd with de-
viees. The tier above this was hung with white
c'o'n' And beautifully decorated with garlands Of
n'"er The interior Of the building prsssstsA
zoe appearance of large flower garden, FslisssA
oy the devices plentifaiiy stEewsl through II and
sobsred by the dsep bins 70 prominent n the
American coioss. The whole scene = Illuminated
By the brilliant gss lights vas chssningssnd drew
sxciamAtIons Of praiss ffom many fair iips.
The stage Was also decorated With Bags, and
presented = very pretty appearance.
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NARIHH INrELLloHNcS
PORT or RICHMOND-MAY1 6. 1859.
A.~~~~~~~-~~>>~~~~r>~~~>~
Hieh Water this day (7hpsidy) o'clock.


ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. New YORK. mdse
and passenRers, Lu1lam 4 Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Prtchard. BALTIMORE md's'
British rchr Emery. King. Halifax, fish, oT
schr Clara Bell. Parker. Baltimore. guano' Bacon
schr General Worth. Jones. Baltimore. guano'
Bacon Baskerville. -,... r,a.a w n
senr Hope, Frank. Baltimore. mdse, W coiquit'
scnr Alyarado. Dawes. Baltimore. mdse. W ooi'
4 schr Mary Miller. Mill. Baltimore. guano' scnaer'
h Snbr VIM spear. JONES' Baltimore guano. Cren-
schr & ssyer, Eew York. hay. "nfiocA
Son.
No,pur MovIs-Britisb ship Rosene, from Hal
;fax IN ashore so miles south OF Cape Henry. AS
schr sarah Hammond, of Boston, bt und ior
phiadeiphia with assorted cargo. IN the gaze "a
"wednesday lost mainmast and both hpmasts' aho
sustained other damages -----------
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ePTCIAL NOTICE.

- UuxyofDA DED The absence OF
the stress sprisklsr on - streets % Monday rs
bras coapiins from the hess Or which be probably
rot . eents. and which q cost Ss to repair An s
here beg 70 make word Of explanation Win Ie.
Gard to the difiicnIties Ia the wep o. ner-
forming this work well-ss well a. y once
wS u e not generally known tnas sxcs?. - n,sr
that We are forbidden the use Of the city ynGs. ara
consequently all the water b . 20 be hauled frcm
single point. and fhst on Crry street. from . PIP
leading from the BQEiB. which. even aftef we ~ 70
IT, discharges very slowly; We must. (*na dol tneis
fore, 70 on the streets long bsfFe day, ana % 90
any good must make them reyy icet We snen ieaso
for about an hour snd hall. about O'CLOCK. "a OF
der for the driver and horses 70 eat and then fesufn
and work hard until sun down.
In consequence OF the long distance 70 90 Tor
Of water. every subscriber cannot tee the maenine
at all times before his door, and the WORK ~ ws
done, under the circumstances ~ Is ID po6npie 70.
q good team to do IL. We are trying % 9et sposs
TO place tank which il to be filed % nfgn!. anu
the machine to he reptenished f,om that. wncn. II
successful will afford increased facility for deing
the work. and II not successful = viii ee very oim
cult. II not altogether impossible to give ss,sIsc
ton TO subscribers In the hot dry weather and ope
days to come. We hope this explanation Will pc
work WIN n ETlTH,
mvn-1.s For Mrs X ktith.
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YNER'S WHITE AND BLACK |
~ SQI puuR SpRINl2 =This uaferinx nlace |

4 " ~ d II . W IA Il AMI OAdtn
" SULPHUR SPRINGs.-This watering place
will be open for the reception of visitors the LIST
of June 1t is situated on the ltne and in .ftH rtcc
Qfthe Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. about hall
= mile II ON Bonsack's Depot, Roanoke. Virginia. al
which said depot an omnibus will always DO fonna
waiting the arrival Of the cars. to convey ysitorf
to the pings
These White and Black sulphur waters have ef
fected numerous cures
The WaITS SULPHUR, aggravated cases OF Uysp.p
Bladder General Debility, and especially di eases
of the Nervous System and those diseases peculiar
to females.
The BLACK SULPHUR. all kinds Ct diseases of the
rkin, aggravated cases Ct letter and ether eiup-
lions of the skin.
The ACCOMMODATIONS are equal to any to be found
in the mountains of Virginia, and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory character, to-
0ether with q fine band Of music. and every other
attraction usually found at first class watering
pIaces-as to all of which We beg to refer to The
large number OF persons who have heretofore visit
ed the place. A HEFELFINGER,
mr. I7-dtlstAug Proprietor.
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MAnnrHD.

In the ctr Of waahingtep, on Che ssth q MsFcsn.
BIZ tbs nv Eyro. eur2erispA. Mr. J0aIAH DA-
Vie snd Miss 61LLIN xLeCTA My. Ccsspcs
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~MosRol WARD.

GRAND RALLY.
The OPPOSITION PARTY will hold grand raj
" this TUESDAY, night, at So'clock, at
M0NRO WARD SCHOOL HOUSE, formerly Clay
street chapel)
Raleigh Daniel,
Marmaduke JohnsCn.
James K. Crenshaw,
tho city candidates for Legislature, and others. will
address the meeting. 49,, .
"Cone one. came ALL" my l7-It
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NTPortraits of small children and babies taken
instantaneous by secret chemical process, effected
by tie Artists. REFS Co. l39 Main street Family
Groups. (ncluding pet dogs and cats taken perfect
By the new process Look out for the baby show
Will open soon at the Steam Gallery.
Tsee artistically executed PHOTOGRAPHIC Por-
traits at REEs Co.'S doorway and gallery. Price
from IS cents to s25. Beware of imitators and
bunRlers in the art.
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NEW, VALUABLE AND
~ INTERES TING BOOKS,


Book and Stationery Store.
AS Main street.
ALLlBoNse Dictionary Of I; authors eIiti.n
and american Authors. hyinr and decssrd.
frem the earliest sceounts TO the middle Of the
graphical and Literary Notices, with Il rty in-
dexes of subjects. By 3 Austin ABibons: Vol
ON OWL LIBERTY and ielf.loytrnmert. by
Francis Leiber, l. L {; Enlarged edition. vol
vol 81 English Common Law Reports; $50
TIE Life II John Miiten, narrated in connection
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Teachers A. sis ant. by MIS- Lire In Pheip ! 60
sGsg ss Of ~ az
with descriptive sketches from 8 6eoioxist's
rGI.6o RsEh MsF = examined !,
eight Lectures delivered before the University
v,y q 11tOrd. by Be oSn MaH,.sl. s,;
edited s. ) weis Mitchell. ! Is ""'l'"' = ~
TREATISE on Theism and on the Modern sceT-
sa sx :n X TIssss
Criminal Law !" &C. &C; IS
LECTURES on Metal hy.ies: by sir VIM Hamilton:
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LECrURks in Divinity, by the late George Hill. D
edited b. bis son. Rev Alex ami. nav sdiio
rHE chess Hand Book; Teaching the Rudimsn'.
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rRviS ssI Lii. Of q w..hing.on-oe. supply.
MEMOIR Of Thsophilus Parsons, Chief Justice Of
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THE Avsnger; . narrative. and other papers; By
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ANNA Clayton, or The Inquirer amer Truth; BY
frArcis Marion pimmick. n. -.
THE flounced Robe. and What 10 Cost. ~ har.
riet Mcksevsd. author Of "eunshine, o. Aass
vinton. 10. SC
DAvKNP0RT DUNN. Z Man o. orr Day by chas
Lever. author Of Cnas VhAllsy, Dc, Se-osn
A NEW S1sipsss Directory Of the City Of sisA-
a TRGATIsI On wins. By rhos Jarnan. k.e.. e
the MiSSte Temple. bar!teeer q Law n ~ IN
text. rotss and references TO American beer
sions: by Perkins. ESQ. 1vols- - W.
| 0RATTAN'e Virginia ksporc vol H. W.
myi7-n
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-IaMa CANDIDATE for the House

AN CANDIDATB IVf sHu uVuSo
of Delegates and desire to be elected to bring Tor.
ward plan TO give to every boy that may desire "
parents for board or schooling, and but trife 70
the State II my opponents shali address, yon. !
do not speak this week. next Mondays Dispatch
win have an explanation Virgins. you are no to'd;
like Rachael weeping for her children that are
dead. HENRI AMMAN
lI-1th
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~ WILLIAM P. MAYO,

~ WILLIAM P. MAYO,
Late Of Bintord Mayo Blair. Is int ested In the
tnpipees Of
WATKINS d FICkLEN,
Where be may always be found prepared to of his
friends and those of his late firm
AIARGE ELEGANT AND ENTIRELY
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
nv l7-lm
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WAN AMBURGH 4 CO.'S
GRAND
Geological and Eoues-

VAN AMBURaH : co.'s
Geological and Eques-
trian Company,
viii exhibit at Richmond on
FRIDAY SATURDAY, and MONDAY,
May goth, 2lst, and 22d, 1859.
This Colossal Establishment has been entirely
refittsd for The So ason of ,s'9. with new Cages.
Perfsr ming Dens. Baggage " agons. Richly Mount
ed Harness. aud Costly Trappings.
The superb BAND WAGON. conveying
p NkUBE FRS
PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND,
will lead the
MAGNIFICENT CORTEGE
In BRILLIANT PROCESSION,
through the principal streets--entering the city
Every citizen should witness this Brilliant Dis
play. got MP at an expense of over
Forty Thousand Dollars!
VAN AMBURGH's
TRAINED LIONS, ROYAL AND BRAZILIAN I'll.
GERS, AFRICAN, AsIATIC AND BLACK
LEOPARDS,
PERFORMED By gHs INTREPID
Prof. l. A N G w u X n II Y.
THE WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES of the
Monster ELEPHANT.
NASH ~ = ~
Ia In organizing the iQUEtTRIAN COMPA-
NY. the ProprietCrs. with their sal tbeIslity
and enterprise when catering for the amust ment
Of the public, have called into rtqusition the
REs0URCkS OF TWO CONTINENTS,
and have concentrated in one BRILLIANT CON-
sTELLATl0N. ahcst Of
FRENCH,
ENGLISH, AND
AMERICAN
STARSii
Each standing pre-euinent in their particular
sphere of action.
THE TRICK DOGSl
RIDING M0NKIES!,
EDUCATED PONIES -
DIR. THAYER'S QUADRUPEDAL WONDERS,
THE ACTING MULES!!
And the best Stud of RING HORSES in the world Z.
DIR. j. L. THAYER,
The Great American Clown, and
NAT AUSTIN,
The English Performing Clown.
will eniven each Entertainment with chAste origi-
nal jokes, songs stories ard witicisBs.
~ ADMISSION FIFTY CENTs-Chiidren and
Servants Is cents.
Va For q particular description of the several
Performance, see bills, pictorials, &C
~ Doors open at 2 and o'clock, p N.
my Tit CT WHEELER, Agent.
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n@r DISEASED
SIDE,
BREAST,

R4 UlSEAeED
SIDE,
EYES, ETC
EXTRACT from letter from Grimes. Esq.
LoHdon county, Va
my wife has been for years afflicted with great
weakness pain in the side. breas. ard back. palpi
tation of the heart; feebeness of the nervous sys
tenn: less Of Appetite compleyion fallow: tie sight
of one eye almost gone, the other very weak. am
pleased to say Hamptons TiIcture has restored Der
to perfect health. Her eyes are good now ever
they were
RHEUMATISM. SO YEARS.
Mrs r Bakwell of Virginia. suffered from Rheu.
matism from her 18th to her Goth year of age; at
times-entirely helpless Being wealthy. she EN-
ployed the best medical attention and tried many
medicines: but wascured only by Hanspton's Te0e-
table Tncture
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES IND CHILDREN
This Tincture will be found great medicine for
all their dsesses.
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co, Richmond; BY
DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggist.
In Petersburg: By MORTIMER MOWBRAY,
Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shopkeeperi
everywhere.
IA 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
my l6-d&wts
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~ Mr. ALBERT ANDERSON will
preach at Bethel Meeting House. on 25.h st. Uni ion
Hill, THIS (ruesdsy) EVENING. at O'Clock. The
public Ia respectfully invited to attend.
=
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THE TRAINING of the officers of the

roth Regiment commenced yesterday afternoon.
the militia officers and officers of the Young Guard
Light Battalion were present. The militia officers
should bear in mind that these trainings are re-
quired by law, and the fines heavy. They
should be present. Thursday, the regiment pa.
rades in front Of City Hall, at II O'clock.
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DOCKS THAT SHOULD BE IN EVE

DOCKS THAT SHOULD BE IN EVE
~ RY LIBRARY.
TIE Works of Josephus. with life written by
himself translated from original Greek. inc lu-
ding explanatory notes and observations, by
VIM Whistoa. NJ, in Volumes 8vo. Muslin
3; sheep S..
MEMOIR of TheophIlus Parsons, Chief Justice of
the supreme Court of Massachusetts. by his
hon. Theophilus Parsons. volume IL mo 81 so.
THE Avenger. narrative and other papers, by
Thomas de Q1incy. volume IL mo-75c.
THE Pcetical " ks of William Motherwell, with
Memoir of his life. l volume blue and
gold-75c.
ANNA Clayto or the Enquirer after Truth. by
Rev Francis Marion Dimmick, "A ID. l.vol l2Do
-$l.25.
OWEN Merideth's Poems--the Wanderer and Co
lytemnestra. ] volume blue and gold-78c.
THE Flounced Robe and what 1t Cost. by Harriet
B McKeever. ! volume IL mo-50c.
THE Arabian Nights Ent ertainments-A new Lon
don Edition. with illustrations by William Har.
vey. l volume IL mo-&l 50.
STUDIES, Stories and Memoirs, By Mrs Jameson,
author Of characteristics OF Women" &c
volume blue and eold-75c.
THE Poetical Works Of james Gates Percivsi 2
volumes blue and gold-$l so. For sale by
my T-2t NORRIS 81 Main ct.
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COMMANDERS OFFICE; !
pICH,n rOMMANDERY, k0u,
RICHMOND, May 18th, 1889. }
QpNxRAL Orders

On the occasion OF the Visit OF DE WUc
LAY ENC4MPMENTQ Of Boston, and 81. 1oif' .
Preg 2, .,aexn comMANpERY.
slit KNIGHTS OF klCHMoND OoIA"' A
No 2. assemble as follows: Mechanics, In.
NAY A I'll III rempIaas pre.s
s' IN o. EsDAY MAY ls-At the Mechanics
Institute At to proceed to o. A cIsysa
ss.s s'e sde 0 Arms
White Vest and Gloves. with oa'A' 0iu0
Fatigue Cap. a.x ossamble again
at the same place: at % oG nSst 10 Panorama
ap ON eT riDY MAY ls-The Asylun, at Ne
chanics Institute will be opened IRON .1Sls a. Il
= NJ in (It zen,s Dress and Fatigue Caps;
n !" r. order of GILL. Commadder
"' + RKGNAULT. General.
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~REMEMBER WATsos-Whitehurs
Gallery, II Main street-from Boston. Old England.
has received, by the Europa. stereoscopic Views
taken in England, France. Italy, and the
Holy Land. of landscapes. Groups and Statuary,-
Call and see them.
Tho best style of PHOTOGRAPHS taken by
WATSON for 81. Likewise Ambrotypes for 35c.
Photographs. life size. colorad in oil, pastel,
and copied from old Daguerreotype pes and enlarged.
Tiff
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NOT1 CE.
e. The Grafton before RICHMOND COaa Wv ~
DFPY No 2 and their Guests from Bosom ana
Providence. will bs delivered By / everend sIh
KNIGHT
J. Lansing Burroughs,
~ tho First Raptist Church on TUESDAY,. l7th
-" The public. and ESPECIALLY the LADIES, are
The following Brethren will be in attendance as
floor committee: n,ns
RICHARD b. sASxAY, htBT h.INoLD''
JAMES X FISHER, DAVID LAMbhA2'
INV I6-4t JOSEPH lady.
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The MAYOR had no criminal business
of Importance before him yesterday.

~ SALES CT TOBACCO MADE By WILLIAMS h CAR
RISGToN at the Tobacco Exchange:
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Rev. Mr.. srR1sarsLLew-We are

NEV. MIX. DTHINUFBLLN W -WC dIE
gratifed to learn that Rev. Mr.. Stringfe fellow, who
SO seriously injured at Hewletts Crossing 10
Hanover county, on the eth inst, is steadily i'm
proving, and that strong hopes are entertained of
his recovery. MIR. S. is quito an old man, but Is
nevertheless full of hope that is injuries will not
prove fatal.
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n~A EPLERDID ASSORTMENT
LADIES SILK HAIR NETS
AND COIFFURES received. and selling At reason.
able prices. BOETTCHER,
my LOW IT'S Broad street.