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DBArH OF BIsHoP PORTER The Mobile Mercury
speaking of the death of Bishop PORTER of this
diocese, says:
1t is an interesting circumstance that some
years sicce Bishop PORTER applied to Rome for q
release from his duties, in order that he might
enter 3 religious society. The answer he received
was direction to continue in the discharge of his
episcopal functions for ten years more after which
discharge would be granted; aud that period had
just elapsed, some say to dsy. VI hen he died. The
order which the Bishop had selected, aud for
which he openly expressed his preference, was
that Of the Traop.sts. Bishop Portier's death
though Dot unexpected by his ply ysici4n who, on
the evening previous, had expressed some uupleas.
ant apprebensioGs, could not be said to have taken
himself altogether by surprise, for he lived like
soldier, ever ready for the summons, yet not. OF
that account gloomy or grave 10 anticipation of an
event from Y hich he had nothing to fear. Ia the
evening, lie had been conversing of his plans for
the future Ia the morning while sitting quietly
in his chair, he exclaimed to one of the Si.ters
who was attending him, "sister, believe God
wants me: sm goiug;"-and failing back ward
expired. Thus died in the Goth year Of his age.
Michael PORTER, ID. d., first Bishop of Florida and
Alabama. How he lived Thousands around us c 40
tell better than we whose acquaintance with him
was but of recent origin. According to the cus-
tom of the Catholic Church, his remains are de-
posted beneath the episcopal throne where in his
life time he presided.
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81 $500 4 E W A D.-ksn away
from the subscribers, ON Thursday night
the l4th instant. four likely NEGRO MN
nanlAl MXIIE SlM II Q 4 -

~ tHe iftn instant, IOur likely NEGRO MN
A. named WYLIE, SAM BOB and SAM
" ILIE was purchased of Ii 5 Robards, of North
Carolina the 30th of March, about 81 years of age:
i've feet ten or el6yen inches high: iksy complex
ION very dark. and talks free aud easy when spo-
ken to.
.sAM is about 20 years of age; five feet eight or
nine inches high was purchases of Geo Pace Of
hIchmond, the l4th OF March, aud was purchased
By hr Pace of Wm Jones. of Gloucester county
He is very likely and stout and of dark complex
ion, and has scar. from cut ON one of his legs
BOB is five feet seven inches high; was pu chas.
ed of Regensburg, of King shd Queen county
the LIST OF April; aged about 90 years. very black
and s,eui; when he left he had smal scar on his
face caused from a boil Hot quite we'll.
SAM Is about nve feet seven or eight inches hgh
OF dark complexion; stout and well made: was pur
chased OF Henry Morris for Mrs E II Piggot of
James City county, Oh the Ist Of April. Some few
whip marks on his back.
Inc above reward will be paid for the apprehen
sion and delivery Of the said negroes to us. In
Richm nd, Va $50 fr each negro on his de!iye-
ry or security in some Jail. that we csn & him
should said negroes be taken in Richmond or
Henrco, sz5 only will be paid for each.
ap I6-t8 22-iawtj JONES n SLATER
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TIE SHIPPING INfKRisr -Foreion D,u,ond f,r
american Tsssels-Ths mouthly circular OF Messrs
Oak ford Co., London, just received, contains the
following:
The French government are In the market 20
charter American ships for transportation at lG
francs per register ton per month. and francs
per ton additional If employed in the Black Sea.
Three months employment guaranteed; one
mouths pay advanced; all port charges paid by
the government These ships wanted to
transport provisions, hay, horses cattle, &c, for
the army and may be sent to all parts Of the Me-
diterrspean, the coast of Africa. etc.
The effect of the Italian way upon the shipping
interests Is anxousiy discussed and it 10 admitted
that American ships will have decided prefer.
long voyages, especially for return cargoes
from Ipdia, China and Australia The wisest aud
best informed are powerless to predict whether
three months hence Eogand will be ut peace or
war, and as cargoas shipped from India, under or.
ders transmitted to-day, cannot reach Europe 10
less than ak months, the risk of sending fhem in
British bottoms must be considerable. The
turn trade from Australia, heretofore carried on
exclusively by high class British ships, must for
time pass Into the hands OF Americans, especially
the shipments of gold. Many enquiries are already
made for American ships to load in the East In.
dies, and tonnage 10 worth for that purpose fully
fifty per cent more than 1t was ten dc ys ago. We
quote charters from Calcutta at f3 los, and feel
confident they will so to Is. In addition to The
advantages Of neutrality. the advance in bread.
stuffs. provisions and many bulky articles of East
Indian produce must improve freghts
We are with ouly oEe American disepgaged yes.
sci 10 port aud those due will, we feel snre,
come in for good business.
THs MEXICAN MASSACRE At TAcuBAYA.-A cor.
respondent of the New Orleans Picay nne gives the
following in reference to the recent slaughter by
the soldiers of Miramon:
The Whsle number of known victims is ffty-
three; though il is believed to be much larger -
They ass ,ssinated in tue streets. IN their
no, s,s. anywhere the brutal soldery CHANGED TO
meet hem, and for two days, till their frienGs
removed them, their ?ad bod: es lay unburied un-
touched in tSe street. Finslly. tbev we're all car
ried CT in common carts to q r,eighborins ravine
l. o which as into one greatGoIgotha they we're
all thrown together. In the me sufime. the veto
rious generals were making their triumpbal entry
with th-ir prisoners dragged If thas as in the
days o. ols. into he capts the catbs dra and its
towers were hung with red; q proc sson Of women
we C An hardly believe the acknowledgements
Msrqufz with sash of the same sanguinary color:
and solemn 7e Deunt was chanted in honor of the
victory"
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"A pE E ANU KUBI5 ChAM.
LPA0NEs The undersigned have been appoint
sd sole agents for tho United states aud Canada for
the sale OF the CHAMPAGNE WINES OF messrs-
JACQUES 0ogRs i Co.. at Ch aons sur Marpe, France
We present their Wines 20 the public under two
brands namely: Ia PERLE aud RUBS
The ':PEkLR' Vino is Of exquisite flavor ano
fruty taste. !.
The "RUBIs" is fine Cal met Champagne. OF
beautiful ruby color, which In natural TO the wine
Per sale at wholesaler Ia Richmond only By
DUDLEY q CO.,
-, - Main st
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LINE ARTS. -Messrs W. rAIIDEJ

4 co. have the pleasure to inform the art low
ing public that Mr. K kNOE0LEB, successor to Gou.
oil Il Co. New York. has this day consigned to III
ENGRAVINGS, LiTHOaR APH 8 and PHOTO
GRAPHS. They will be on exhibition and offered
for sale on Friday. SATURDAY.. Monday and Tues
day, the 18th, 18th, 2lss and 22d of March. only
A great portion OF the collection being samples
only intended for exhibition In the Southern States
respectfully Invited to visit us daring these three
days, in order to nave an opportunity 10 examine
and select from the whole collection.
large assortment OF the ensravings will be kept
by US in future and orders for others promptly at
tended TO.
Pai ocular attention is called tothe Phi otographs
As III most beautiful specimens of that art yet ex
tlUE. WM SATTLEk co
nah l8 Artists supply Store. I42 Nain ct.
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DICHAkD WALSH,
II NOTE BRyKER AND DEALER
IN LAND WARRANTS,
Has removed his Office to 18th street. next door
to the examiner Office
Time and Business Paper Isgotiated.
Loans procured 10 stocks, Bonds, &c
L.ND WARRANTS WANTED-For which the
highest market pri will be paid.
The Once, lately occupied BY me on nth street,
FOR nENT my Tim
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~ HENRY l.. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in tie city of Richmond
Bank street. w. :. oe H.lis =.
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MISSIONARIES ARRIVED OUr.-Rev. 8. L. Baldwin
aud wife, the two Misses Woolston aud Miss Pot-
ter, of the missionary society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Messrs. Peets and Rapelge, 0i
the American Board, also Rev. Mr. Ostroni. OF the
Dutch Reformed Board, arrived at Shanghai, Feb.
rs, 10 the ship Empress from Ney York.
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HsAvY DAxAeEs.-The Oookvilie (Tenn.) Times
laarns that the Rev. Mr.. Seweii has recovered Q
verdict 10 the Circuit Court of Putnam county for
&c 900, against man by the name Of Brown, Tor
sla1der.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24

ses- S.Srosn's LIVER Isvroon.ros--

1s~ SANFoRH's LIVER ISvIGoRAroR--
COMPOUNDED .STfRRLY FROM GuM.-ls a mild and ef
fsctual cathartic, acting first on the LIVER, 20
eject its moi bii matter, then on the stomach and
Bow els. and carries of all matter that prevents
their healthy action. and thus strengthen and
kuiids up tie whole system very rapidly and 10 the
best LJf ER IMMIGRATION
LIVER INVl0oRAT0k
LIVER ISFt9oRATOR and
pURlFIEs THs RLooD
FURIt Els THk BLOOD
pURTklks THE BLOOD -
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
IURks DlSpEpslA
CURES C0STINENESS
CuRES BOWIE COMPLAINTS
CuRSs CHRONIC DlARRHoE
Sold by all Druggists. ;e e%-em
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~ 3. nj PiKs 4 CO.'S Puan CArAw.
sA BkANDY.-The OHIO Catawba Brandy has for
-everai years past. been manufactured from the
pure juice Of the american Cdtdwba Grops. and
nas 90 ta1ned rare popularity for medicinal and
lamiy purposes. 1t not only equals but on cells the
cnocest import. d dies, in PURIFY QUALITY ard
alcHSRsS OF FLAVOR. ~
head the following certificates:
- WAsHlNGToN. u 9, Nov llth 1888
~, Db CLARKE, Esq sir: have unads y chemical
M insiJ sis OF san'ple Of pure Ohio Catawba bran-
uy: OF me msnufactu OF S IA Pike q Co. Oincip.
astI, ana nnd 1t to be pure Wine Brandy frcs
Lom aauiterations or admixsuGe of ipgredients de-
lriniehtai ~ 10 heaith-nnt a Fictitious louor mao.
u 5orh spirits aud favoring essences: and IL is
@ wei! edapfsd. from its purity and quality 10 take
the place OF French Cognsc.
THOMAS ANTIsELL MD
Chemical Examiner u Patent Once
W. WASHINGTON, Nov I2, 1859.
we, the Undersigned. having made a carefui az.
a.ninalion OF samples of Pixies Pure Ohio Catawbs
iplanoy, hereby recommen1 It cordially 20 the pub
NC rs most Excellent article worthy of notice and
Neii adapted to medicinal uses where a snperior
aaa genuine Brandy Is required
CORNELIUS BOYLE. NJ d,
k9-Foz sale by W WPEfEksnN
wholesale Druggist l55 Main street.
ap i9-d2m&cwIm ~ "1' '"'
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net kFC)vERsD. We no iced ytster
oay morning that Mr.. John Sedgwick had been
robbed of $3.50, by some unknown per.on and
,aat a servant man in tho employ of Sedgwick &
| Nusseh, VINO was supposed to be the robber, had
| run on. Mr. 5 is not member of the firm of s
& e. as we hrst stated; and his loss was much
less than at first reported.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

9noaos D. SFHnE, Dentist, One
ana residences No. 81. on Main, between stk and q
s"ssS' nsonond Va. my 0-IY
~ Ds. JoHN B. WAIrHALL, (Homec
pssnst oters his PROFESSIONAL services to the citi
ddenoe, on Leigh str ct, two dc. r. from 9Th
"a l2-d.v ''sa
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H6r LICoHIol.

A. O. q. BRAND
IHA ABoyl WILL KNOWN HAvoRrrI BRAND. ALwAY,
ON SALE, By JAMES n McANnREW AL
de sly 81 PIrE srRxrT NTw Tox,x
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BURROWS
RHLIAsLS mKprCurr.

MRD1CINM.
soa fH aAPD AND ussOsgAI cusS q
=, nazysArrsm, prspssIfssnnH pssIfssnnHas
-EERy0gs HnADAuan
r.IvER InvhE5Rs,nR.LAs, ~. gLcEks. FIsruLA
ID DlskSssssP 81 SssssssPdd4lkT "a fifK woxa
<,,n uLiRgNlC uLi coJGHS 1wD coxDs
fHAx fzxs s dfNzsaSzIzE dRflNSzsSIE4x DxBSf114Hyx BySff114HyxfT zxsx
xxxcn.SSA SSASSSzS BiszzSsssa yaE15HHs
And all Diseases arising from Hn Impsre stass 81
IxPiRs GT .i'T. TS v cf csfis.i.spsa ~ 1sGsSx.
prietors wish it % BE- distiactiy uBdsrstocS b51H
that IL does not rank among the 10 csIIed oA~cs
but siuy xrss. and sondsrin Isnsd, y me .Sy SSoy
Sy Of highest and os sSs ssss
5 ISIs ssa n e: S &
experienccin NJ riok vicinily .pelorming d1yinE
,n.s n =, time mirsels. in he way
.hs Of .his medicine. aissr having BEEN 1 pro y
i ab;s the most eminent phyacas
The prepristors have IN their possession thcu.
OF osrtncstes from the most influential and
names to be introduced witnesses o. the efBcaCy
Oh TINS medic ne. but who are willing. II addressed
aug thus satisfy them Of the TRUTH of hss
y here asserted before dollar is txpencc In pur.
oaasing IT,. some persons may ouuDt tba f1corev
u tns medicins for the reason il s recomuepdec "a
cure 30 many affections, and which, to tha 81 eptc
The re .son why this preparation cures 20 pspT a.
eases IL because il 10 . REGENEbAfORs on
TEN thoroughly purifying the nl0Od and rsunoy
ing all morbid obstructions, which cannot Be q
ned are the true sources OF all diseases All that
Is asked for this medicine is fair trial vhich mi
a'suredly convince any OF its extreord,nary sE
hcacy in curing the various diseases for vhicn IL II
recommended
The following persons. living in Norfolk Va And
its vicinity. have certified By saying:
We take pleasure in recommending BURROWs0
for which 1t Is recommended. assuring the af1otsd
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SYNOD OF THE PRESBYTERIAN (N. S CHURCH
S0UTH-SECOND DAY.

The following proceedings we take from the
Lynchburg Republican:
Mr.. Peachy H. Grattan. Chairman of the Execu
tive Committee presented the repor t. of that Board
which were read by the Clerks
lst The Domestic report, which presented q gen
eral statement of what the "res5yterirs Going
IN their own bounds, respectively. showing the
amount raised lat year to have amou 1ted to So
II This report alIudes to the fact that many of th,
PresbI teries are cong little nothing or Domestic
Missions IN tteir own bounds. and urges that they
90 more at home. and also that donations be sent TO
the Executive Comm tsoa at Richmond. to enab it
to carry on missionary operations in such fields ss
are not contemplated within the fields of the
byteriss.
Il The report Of the Foreign Department en-
sraced tie annual report of Rev. NJ. D. Kalopotha
kes. its Missionary IN Greece He was sent out two
years ago by the Virginia Committee en- Foreign
MIs-lons which transfer ed the Mission to the Syn.
Cd Board last year He has in the face OF may dit.
fcui.ies succeeded iu establishing an evangelical
efslF newspaper at Athens Greece thrt ugh which
ne s endeayorins to promote the king dom cf Uhrst
in that land. The interest Of the Churches in the
Work IS increasing, but the one Foreign MsSio' is
| thought by the Committee to he too little for the
synod to be doing in this department hence the
fxecu1lye Committee appeals to ,he thurches
prayerfuy to oasdsr the dusy of procuri ng and
seuding forth more Iaborers in the foreign field
Fer the support Of Mr KaiopotE axes the rommittee
RELY upon the Churches They owe him basBC.
of $l31 81 fer she year ending June 1889 and there
are sis o6 in the treasury:
documents were referred to the Committee on Church
Extension.
DrAHH Bovd. Cha rman of the Special Com
mittee. appointed yesterday to consider the subjsc
of establishing The otogical School near the Uni
versity OF Virginia. made report in part:
That such a school should be established to bs
under the supervs sion and control of the United
Synod.
2 That it be near the University of virginia
The question being taken on the adopting of tn.
renoIt ST the committee far made it WAS IMAM
imously carried and the Synod thus agreed to es
tabish The I theological HemiGary OF the Pretb;
| terrain Church" De-r the University of Virginia
DIR. Mitchell made strong aAd stirring appeal il
favor OF immediate action by the circulation OF {
| subscription paper.
The subscription paper having been completed
wai read. 1t provides that the sutscr ption shall
| be psid if the donsrs prefer. in FIVE equal annua
instalmerts, the frred payments besIing interes
but inter- st is 10 be paid if hs whole bscrip
tion is paid witnn the first year after subscribing
The enrcllm of nsne on the substitution papel
then commenced. The first three gentlemen Sc
afternoon amounted to S2I 1910.
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DEAs, BACON, LARD. &c.

OEhC, DaOVN, hhhD, UV'
400 bags Red Peas
500 prime Bacon Hams
80 Kegs prime Lard
20 bales Cotton
In store and for sale by
my 9-ts fANNILL
FOUND On Monday, the I'd instant. a
L GOLD BREAsTpIN, with gentlernan's like
ness In IT, The loser can obtain the tame by de-
scribing property and pa, ing for this advertise
mont, at this Office my 4-m
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NEGRO CLOTHING -DARRACOrr,
| IN HARRIS Z co have on hand q large stock of
| >ammer C.o.hing, suitable for Negroes, both men
| aud boys, which u ey will sell Low. All in want
| will please give US Call
DARRAC3TT, BARRIS 4 co.
Successors 10 Merchant, Wesiger Il Co,
| myl7 No liz Main street.
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ODD FELLOWS
CERTIFICATES:

NORFOLK L0D6k, NO.I
NokPoLK, Sept 9Th, l86a
DR. BURRow: Dear Sr-In complisnce Win
your reQuesl. We. the Undersigned would ceorfuily
state that nr attention was called to the dsporabls
condition of q stranger the aims house Of thia
city VINO bad been treated by the oh sicans Of hot
institution for Syphilis. without effectin9 cure:
(of which this stranger was brother ) we directed
you to administer your Reliable Medicine and shat
after he had taken IL o few weeks ne Vas pro-
nounces cu'ei, and left Norfolk apparently ven
man. Respectfully yours,
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ELECTION TICKBTS-The Dispatch Job Cffce
is prepared to furnish TICKETS for the approach
ing election on Thursday at shortest notice. and
very low.
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CDxNHALL.
Late Prot. Norfolk n. Acedeny,

NORFOLK. Nay "a 1881
Dr.. b. BURRow: DeaS 6tr-ln compliance N ish
most remarkable success attend the sdminhtTat,en
OF your reliable medicine TO patients Ia the ko N
City Aims Aeuse, and my opinicn H. Il shouH IS
speedily introduced In ell hospitals and chsryeahle
institutions Respectfully yonrs. - :" =
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S.sdny Morning TKosgAss, or Great 1y~fhs ="
Pals Words. BY Mrs. THOMAS GELpART, an-
'hor Of .Trn,h Is Eryyfhing," re- New YORK
SHELDON Co.
Emig. the Peace. Maker BY Mrs. THOMAS
GgLpARr. New York SHELDON Co.
Sunday Eeening Thoughts. or Great Truths 9"
Phi. Words. BY Mrs. THOMAS GELDARr.-
New York SHELDON Co.
The above-named works, from the pen OF
Mrs. GELpART, are short stories, illustrating
religious ideas and principles. They are
printed In very handsome style by the pub
fishers For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH.
-Four Years aboard the Whaseship. BY VIM Is.
wuITEcAR, Jr. Philadelphia: Up. LiPrlN'
COLT & Co. The cruise of the author was
quite recent, and extended over the PACING,
indian, Atlantic and Antarctic Oceans n
cruise of such length ought to be interesting
If narrated with even ordinary talent. we
suppose, therefore, that this is very readable
book For sale by WoopHoUsE Il 20.
Letters to an Episeopalian, on the Or'gin' nus
'oyg and Doctrine IF the Book Of Common Frdys''
By ArousTIN BEpE. Baltimore: KELLEY,
!EpIAN & PET. This volume is the work Oh
,C.holic author, and has been received WIN
,vor by the Catholic world. For sale by j.
w RANDOLPH.
Btaekpood's Magaxine.-We have the sep
,ember number of Blaekwood from Messrs.
WoopHoUsE & Co. agents for the American
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Tbef barlest0n Courier.

This influential and distinguished journal,
4 & WILLtsGToS Co ,proprietors, now APP
branching the close of It's fifty seventh year,
has renewed lis youth in beautiful dress OF
new type. which, with other improvements,
rive il an appearance wor by the great ability
with which il is conducted Charleston Is dis
tinguished for the power and spirit ofits news
,aper press, and we may add equally to its
honor. for the dignity and courtesy which
uniformly mark the editorial columns. In
this bright galaxy ofgenius and geniality, there
IS no star of superior magnitude and glory to
the Charles ton Courier Indeed, in its editorials,
its selection and arrangement OF interesting
intelligence ami of advertising matter, and its
business and commercial aspect, 1t is model
newspaper The reputation of its principal edi-
tor. Mr. YEADoN has become national. An emil
nent lawyer, and daily occupied with the Sc
we're aud absorbing duties of that profession,
he vet finds time TO conduct the columns of this
leading journal with extraordinary efficiency
and power. His associate, Mr. CARLISLE, IL
one of the ablest and most promising young
men of South Carolina, contributing not only
bis racy and vigorous efforts to the columns
of The Courier, but TO one of the most brilliant
and valuable of Southern periodicals, RusseHs
Magazine, which, by the way, we regret, is so
irregularly received at this office The Courier
has our warm congratulations upon the re-
newed evidences of its success, and our best
wishes for its future prosperity.
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co,,..,o,S.nes az the Richmond Dispatch.
- n,.es Fnssern-Cieays for Napolsoa HI
cL,u;.ai ryia.-Sals Of Property. ".
NoRroLx, Sept. 2s. .
rha cnmmittees appointed BY the Meicnan -
Exchange aud the Common anu Seass ~,
ella have had a ioiut meeting, ana appointss 8
s'.s n,s'com Mite com posed OF Messrs. mo- -
Wh,tehead lanes Y. Leigh, Kader Biggr, ana
Ino. n Hardy. This committee aIe ~ COT.
resnoufence with the Mayor Of fosuan n.y.. ~" -.
one Of the n number has gone on 70 fnat CITY ioI ~
shs r,rnose az obtaining such information ~
NAV forward the desires and interests OF tnI.
ommuuity. In regard TO the WISH u no ~
Easiern TO the waters of virginia. we ar o.
;, az con WINGED. from facts In our possession,
that she will visit Hampton Roads, ana we
:" rnc.tiv desire to hear of come response IRON
Richmond, Petersburg. and LyncnouIs.
We have here new Order, who .syie tn ada
nendent Order of Good Samariians, who' We
sunpose. intend 70 60 around the CITY ioI ~.
nurpose of administering the OIL OF cnaary
and the balm Of consolation 10 all VINO ssana
in need They have lately organized, ahu nave
elec ted their officers. Success TO them. .,,.
We had a sight Of lot OF lotoo cIgaIs .u ;n
morning which had been man ufactuTtu ~
Havana for Napoleon III. they are VIZ. -.
three hundred dollars thousand rain1 10, of
expensive for the press to puff. Inns Iol VI
cigars reached here on vessel when CAM
to port in die tress, and will be re-snlpl,eu 90
soon AS the necessary repairs can De mane.
The ladies OF the r rec Masoh o'At -, - e.,
Church, are making liberal arrangements io'
a fair, which is to commence in lew uays -
Their last fair cleared SiUoU May this one oe
rs successful. ,.<ora,+
The trial of Reed, as an accompice OF Gr a. !,
in tho arson case was given to the jury last
evening it is supposed that they win render e.,
a verdict this morning. The trial took piace
in Portsmouth, but the jury was 'roni ''''
city. ;,,. &c st;,l
The Corporation Court of this CITY ,s s M
in session. They have gotten through me
criminal docket, and are now engaged On 'ne
The beautiful country residence of Mr. Syi-
yester. near this city, was sold yesterday 1Yr
s6.6OO-Dr. p. p Clements the purchaser. II
contained but 81 acres. The Cnan9eria,nh ~ =
tract. 81 acres was sold to E. Q. Lindsey Ior
S3WD The Woodhouse tract, o. acres, was
taken by VIM. Etheredge at s2,,Ml among
other things sold, were some vaiuao COWS
one of which brought S1lo and her can sS ~
PERCUSSION.