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- Or on rap Mosr PaBvALpxr, and

- OuH OF TIE Mosf PRDvALuNf. ana
n the same time troublesome and painful diseases
that attend the human flesh n the Fever and Ague.
FOR long time the medical world have been contin-
ually bringing forth humorous apecics Tor tts Per
ter an exporiencef and celebrated phytcisn, has
succeeded in furnishinR the public With valuable
prevsration for the cure Of Fever snf Aguo. the
steady and incr' asing demand lately made for the
"Bitters" and the universal success attending its
use, have made for it . reputation unsurIaseed by
and ARue DR. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Bit
ters must and should claim superiority over any
other prepar alton extant.
Sold by druggists and dealers senerally. every-
where.
M ees advert isement IN another column.
my Gin
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May g. The following was the
state of the weather at the places named this
morning,::at o'clock; New York clear and please
ant, Philadelphia cloudy; Baltimore and Washing.
ton; clear and pleasant, Petersburg, Va, clesf
and cool; Norfolk, Va. cloudy-therm. 500 wind
N. E.; Wilmington, N. G., clear and warm; Char
lesion, clesr-therm. 600, wind N. Il Savannah,
-therm. $50, wind N. E; Montgomery, clear and
pleasant; Mobile clear-fherm. $50, New Orleans,
clear-therm. zoe, wind w.; Wheeling, Va, and
Cincinnati, clear and pleasant.
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NORFOLK AFFAIRS.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. J

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DIsPAfCH.]
t'' NORFOLK, May 5th, 1859.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Exchange Bank was called to order at IL NJ, yes
called to the chair, and 9. ". Camp, Esq, the
Cashier of the mother Bank, appointed Secretary
The meeting was short aud harmonious one,
aud lasted only two or three hours. Durisg the
session the salary Of the President Of the Branch
at Lynchburg, was raised from $3.50 to LOCO, and
after the election of the following Directors, the
meeting adjourned: SIT -
Norfolk-W W sharp. Rich'd Dickson. Alex Bell,
Hioh@ond. John ! Hobson. Jas Grant. Lewis
Petersburs-Thcs 8 Gholson. Alex Donnan. R A
ois1I.;ii!sTEA Williams, John 9 Boyd. ia. B
Eynsh6ure.,yohn G Mssm. T @ Ferguson. u
nWs.soHTS Moore. Z J Butcher. E M runstill
-. AlstsnS . Lee R0b'a VIC
Abingdon..J drespwsy. W Y Q White. Ao
shankss
The Prussian Frigate Geffeon, which arrived
here yesterday, will remain . week or two, and
then proceed to New York. The object of her
cruise il to give her officers an opportunity to ins
spect the various Naval establishments Of the
maritime world. She has fifteen midshipmen, five
LieuteDants and five mates beside the Captain and
first Lieutenant; Is heavy clumsy locking craft,
carrying forty six thirty.two Founders and is we'll
adapted for the instruction Of her young officers
and large body Of men.
Her officers are an intelligent and experienced
body of men, who speak English 1uently, and are
we'll calculated to give our people favorable i'm
preston of the country they represent. The
following is list of principal oficers:-Captain
Dopnar; Lieutenants Batscb, Pretszwinsky, Nc
Lean, Fonpogrell, Uifsrs, Butterlin. Jacob;
Ships Observation-Disclosures; Surgeon-Dr. Brun.
ner; Assistant Surgeon-Friedel; Mate-PriDce OF
Schwarzbury Sonderhaule.
The United States steamship Fulton arrived
here this morning
Odd Fellows Hall was filled last night to hear
Gep!John g. Millson, and will be filled again to-
night to witness the rendition of Bulwer's cele.
brated drama, 1.-THE Lady of Lyons"
In haste. PERCUSSION.
THEArRE.-Hunchbdck.- playis to be pre-
sented tonight with an admirable cast as far a.
many of the leading characters are concerned
Mrs. Gladstane 10 to sustain the character Of Julia
and Mrs. Philips that of Helen. These ladies will
render the play a. Interesting the greatest ads
mirer of Knowles works can desire. The rest OF
the parts are well cast The bill also includes the
farce of the "Rough Diamond"
BENEFIT OF Mrs. PHnIPs.-On Monday night
next that estimabe lady, and favorite actress Mrs
Philips takes abeneit. The bill is stated by good
Al a a of Al
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- THn ExscUrIvs CohMIrfIn OF
~ the Opposition tor Jefferson ward. wili
meet at their room over A: Bodekers drug store 81
= o'clock THIS EVENING; Eyery nemoer Vi 'ne
Committee il requested to be present. m
D'- = A. JOHNSON. Chairman:
VIM. H. PEASANTS, Secretary. my st
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HEAVY SENTENCE OF A PENSION FORGER
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Ex-Judge yondersmith,
who was convicted of forgery Of pension papers,
yesterday, hss been sentenced to 81 years. imprs.
onment, fued 81, 600, and sentenced to make res
titution to the government Of $4,000. Wonder.
vmfth 10 Sc years old
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nELEGATES TO TIE CONVENTION

II are cordially invited to call at the GREAT
SOUTHERN CLOTHING HoUsI. l02 MAIN sTR11T, where
may ia found at all times the
LARGEST STOCKt
LATEST STYLES!!
BEST BARGALNS!!! 4
With an experience of mere than twenty years in
this city and great advantages in the manufacture
and sale Of Clothing. We oner unequalled induce
ments. Daily opening new goods, direct from our
mandatory, which we warrant superior in cat,
style and quality.
~ Prices made to please.
ny KKEN BALDWIN q WILLIAMS.
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LOSE.


7 OST-A day or two since, somewhere
~ in the city. 2 Memorandum Book. containing .
70 any person but myself ANY person finding said
book will confer favor, and receive Q liberal re-
ward. By leaving 1t ct this uffice.
my 6-NA CO JOHNSON.
T OST-On the 18th ult., our check for
- $500. dated.as above. and payable to d Wool
bridge or bearer and drawn on the Exchange Bank,
Richmond. Payment ofsame having been stopped,
persons are notified not to trade for the same.
my6- Wake 90.
7 O6T-On Wednesday last, either on
~ Main or 10Th street, or In some store, pair Of
gold framed PEBBLA ePECT AOLRs, in Q red mo-
rocco case. The case was Q new one. The finder
will be literally rewarded BY leaving them at this
office. mys-3t
+ OST-On Wednesday last, on the Co.
~ nal, my FREE PAPIas they were in Q Leather
Pocket Book: The finder viii DO rewarded by leav
ing them ct Jno w Fishers Wood Yard, on the Ca
nal. H RICHARD HOWELL.
my 6-lts Free man Of color.
4 O6T-On Broad street, between 9th
~ and 4th streets. . Buckskin Purse, containing
about Thirty (950) Dollars. A liberal reward will
be paid for its return to Dean 4 hobson's ONCE.
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~ MAHTILLAsl MANrILLAsi
BREEDEN & FOX,
RICHMOND.
morning. 80 : - '
BORNONE. II
-F@ wv s@ TALMAa. 500
BUSTERS,
e SUkTANAs,
RA0LANS.
And many other new and beautiful STYLES In An
Lace snk and silk aud Mott; embracing all quail
tes, from the lowest price to the finest grader
-. BREEDEN FOX
my 3-i0t 2l7 Broad street
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DIED..

DIED,
At Blackheth, the residence Of her son-ln.lAw. on
Wednesday, the 4th instant. NARY ANN, felict Of
Chapman johnson, In the list year OF her age
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral from the Monumental church,
at IL O'Clock. this day.
suddsnly. ON yesterday. Mrs oAEPPRs.
Her funeral viii take place ct the United Preshy.
terrain Church. this morning ct II O'Clock. Her
friends and the membses Of the United Presby
Church arc respectfully invited 70 attend
On Wednesday evening Last. NARY GRB1N in
the 77th year Of her age. ,,fs
Her funeral WIN take plsceat O'Clock this mora
Ing. from the dWeIipg Of 0eorRe 1aAghman. Her
friends and tie sviondD OF thofamiy are inytted to
attend. without further notice.
On sfhpfpdsy uerning, 18th instant, AAR1HA
ANN. wifs Of Henry Lowry, IN the Slst year Of
tone N. iufnnt1 end many relatives ard friends 70
meufn her early deDaFturoa
Her funeral will take place ct her huseand's rcd
sventng. ct o'c3ock.
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L~xn- a
need for Male High School Ii Western virkinas s
With speciA! reierence to the education o. S0'"n
spslss mn!ssere A. .ssahti,h
~ ~ ,r.,,.r 49, Va sha srmrsthy aud aid
:, ,hs ~ AM nsrass sh,nssnrt Ike ssate
" Wv "e' 1..~ ..s. - - .'S..
uNskNisoN ,.,,,.s IA nomi.
mt ~mvosmao, from .ns ~. hodv In the
sass asssss 49,, 70 reprsss"' .usmt,ted report
ae ssd mat aWer much soo., sr' 49, entitled TO
sseertssned thae the Ass eSa ~. i,ss ~ isa
10 deseea.ees ana tney hso 10. safA,encs 10 Inc
taking particular paans 20 psy s,s.,oss A. veli
deIesates REPRESENTING p.net .r..ssc.
- to this. |s thea rec ltee ssss snu ~ 49,.
being made iLst y inesu0eo tus Cs.,.. =.
who were a.'tady oeseesseos 70 w III. :. nc...
other bodiek, the report Wss, On S"o"'
Un m~uon ~ -. 49,, s..sS. sh,ch NAV
fu,iy empowered 70 MI any vacaocses un'oo nlsS
occur. $500. & eats $}s4
.ehneH nsMoN.
Missions, Was called MP. The annual report OF the
Board was read ~ Mr. snead' cofsespoooine
Secretary. We learn rom toe report INA. aui,ne
the past eleven montns snerS nes peen eonsaIos :,
ted ior Eoreign Illusions ~ sno sau ~
@,4i1 o2.oeing diminnsion o. ?aoo % upou .le
Ieceipu VI isss yoat. Ane o,.s. ~. 49, -
ou.ed 20 40 en,AaSea sppIop.'s n.. rs.ss;ns A.
lecss. ior wnicn tue'o We. mo.o p.vs; s.s.
mano, rather onen 20 sny oimou. Ia ,.srsn -
70 .ne cause Vwins 20 INC ~. hssn y.
s,s1,. .a:ahs s,hsr .;sa hsvs ham az nected:
Ana On his seconnt aIso. there 10 belaucefn the
bnnds az the Treasurer of the Southern Board
several Of the missionaries. Il 10 expected. will
return 20 their posts during the present year. and
others will he sent ont. Rev ] L Holmes, Of Va,
ha. been appointed = missionary to Shanghai,
lady. Rev Stone, Of Va, appointed mission sion
airy to Yoruba, Central Africa, had arrived WIN
ssy OF S' 81 10
hs. sssn nressDtsd from en- ,erins the work By the
$500. ~ ~. vie Including M CabIpess' Wiz.
u.s. us .n,ss ,snrsssntstiys. IN the forcian
gina mas nov sn.ee s,s ;n,ss.:,"r II.
tail OF intelligence from various foreign missions.
Rev p Crawford, returned missionary from
China. being called on, made most interesting
Address. giving q mass Of information respecting
the people OF that country. r.. .
rev mstk'nson, u ~ ro , '.. m"o LIS
powerful appeal 10 behalf Of ioregn missions, GO,
sing with recital OF Bishop Heoer's beautiful
hymn
n, ~. pn,ndaY,ar Rav " p Y.ta. . rsturnad
hes MI Eo'n1vA'' no. Ti~ ~ a
missionary 20 Cslna, rev ..ylol, rev ~
Sumner, also addressed the meeting, after which
'ne 'sp0''"'' e cOIsi.run CHURCH.
Raw q q hitting. agent 10 nrocure sub,criotious
-, n ,ss CoI,isenm Place Cburch. New Orleans.
TOT .ne No,se. .s;.h s san;.sd "a 80 ~
made report. which was received ana vote OF
successful labor In behalf Of that object.
co,vrr.,or pKIre.rrs.
.l..
Mr. Colmsn, chairman OF the committee, report'
Cd
received and sdopted The following is the list:
III Rurrows j letter Nv Seelev ] Willis
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EXCHANGE HorlL COMPANY
~ The Annual meeting OF the Ss % hr,f
dar. IF the Exchanae Hotel CJmpeny viii pc nsi1
At the Hotel, on MONDAY, the 9th instant g B. IL
o;ciock. HORACE L KENT. Presid.E
HTNRY g CANNON, sec'y. my 10
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OY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

R1 THE dUVEHNUH OF VIk6INIA-
II PROOL AMATION.-In having been
received BY the Executive that ALEX u WELSH.
(aljas POTTERY who committed TO the jail Of AL.
6emarle county, on charge Of forgerg, has escaped
therefrom. and 10 now going 1t large; therefore
40 hereby effer reward Of One Hundred Dollars TO
any person who shall arrest the said Alexander b
Welsh and delvor him into the jail Of said county
Of Albamarle; and do moreover require all OH
GERS Of this Comnonwsaitn civil AND n;;issIy and
lions procure the arrest of the said Wslsh that
he may be brought 70 justice.
81 Given under my hand a. Governor. and nm.
3Ls der the Less Seal Of the CommonWealth,
~ Ut Richmond. this 5th day Of May, 1889.
HENRY A WISH.
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~WHlrIsn & W1Lsox's


Without disparsss@sss 70 oshsrs before ~ nrb.
NC o. vsriou: merits Tor slscal trades and yuTlosss
gree the essentials q good instrument. sis: ~
simplicity and thoroushness Of cons,ruction.
and conseauent Durability and freedom from de,
sass ma Is sDna 1sp,d,.,
I Hsn@ing and Scanning. aud oord,ns attach.
q, Beauty of Stitch. alike On both side. Of til. a
8 Strength and armCsss Of seam that willno. rip
Economy Of Thread.
,.s. applicability to avsristy Of purposes and ma.
s s:sss :::.:.:.:.:::: On 1.s,..
Msaam or Family ; 'ii;;;.; on ssSis. l@' =.
q . /. , ssf . =: g $50 $
Hsmmsrs . o. Needles I'D pss dcssp. d ~ 70 10
siu!iy psck Tor transportation. and delivered
tob = rsnrs s,ce@sond me- ofchasE~ Warranted
An necssaary reSsirs ynu or czA.os. ass
Any pMson can readily Iearn 70 u.s. diem nom the
o give Ssr:sas e sR:ssoF vim g w s:
EO THE PEOPLE or cHEsrERrILo-
81 Sc sS So:s 6 S4ssSa
S.s,p WsAa Sn8Sy uooQW0 vacant oy me r0n&k0nf<n0
% Aiexr Jones' Ia. declare MI sslf c0nd1date
20 euRPty such vacancy when e 0ccssrn =
Oio-0 OHRInxOPHHR @ Mo9Al
w TN sU8S0RIB77S 70 s1s
eo1ste.tee - - s4ts1As4 " ~ yisleinx
are hereby notios1 tee1 ~ 11e1sta al
Hcs.. - ). &c s: e aSsss q - igl JAZZ
: cen Sss Jcssseea - esSspsi6sr
ean tmne1laeely. = erde. tAat SuGaeat $780,
~ efose q - 0omeiStoo - 4 - -
Oell1An q 0saegai Gs1sjSS:e.
n HANb60N1 PXHE0H Y6I.
la sssr - kSsdso1s = q 49, 49, ~.
gnleule .neAxlY neu, Which - vi1i SS2
GUP1AlOR fH76. NccSa I'd JsSs
-, 49,. aS7 ARMS. n ! Rsn. lsssssa ~
ROOKLAND LIME.-l4OO hbls IaHdiRe
:. Iron seAoonse WnliAn 0re9eey. and for saIs
" Swess rseek III NH19L0cx BON,
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- Povpns'
~Aucr1os--Bo Boots, Shoes and Straw
'o nod :1 Tn'' horn,n1f DAvsHpoRr. Aucss.

~BHAUTIYUL AID cD1TRAL BunDIno
Lot Yon sALs-The beautiful and central build'pg
LOT in the henium Square, lae teet deep to n 81.
icy. win be sold on accommodating te,ms: Apply
to SWATkINb !lCn
my est tfssshs M 10y main street,
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0EoAGI W MuHRonD,
6oc'y Of the Commonwealth,

All Welsh (alias Porter) y about feet inches
high, n years of sge. dark complexion and hair,
grey eyes, slender in person. had lost two OF three
Of his upper teeth, which was quite noticeable In
conversation. something like lump Or scar on his
ucated follow. When speaking. has remarkable
habit Of throwing his head TO one side and upward.
6-aN3W
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ny KKEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
CEILING OFF. SELLING OFF, at and

SELLINd UFF, pELLINd OFF, at qua
- below cost. 5000 worth Of Window Shades;
ii Cords ana Tssss!s t11or ana Table "a
Bands and Cornices at less than the original cost.
Al contemplate changing my business. and wish
be given the goods must be sold. Call and secure
. pair Of my Gold ehsdes, which are very beauti-
full Don't forget the place. $50 Broad street. the old
established Dry Goods and Window shade Depot Of
n GOLDEN,
go Broad 1t. between Sd and 4th sts.
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THE FAMILY JOURNAL.
4 SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

- wv A8kss A4hS94RA480 W 1RhkIs
On the first Of January, 1850 q nav Literary %
per was commenced In baltimore, for the purpose
OF freeing. u possible. the south from her desen-
dence on tho North for her weekly literature. The
most remar kAble srccess has attended this Effort.
ssrpessng silexreef.iion, and the prepsieters can
now point with pride to sheet which they ssc sRo-
tfsticAl enough 70 believe cannot be surpassed In
Typographical elegance, IN beauty Of austsations,
MGR literary matter. BY any paper publfshed North
OF Mason's and Dtxon's line Althongh this success
has been 20 great - 20 place the Family Journal
beyond all reach Of failure. there are many towns
In the South where it existence b nat Known Tho
proprietors rel asured that the pepper hes only to
% seen. when lie intFinsic excelencs end oomnsnr
dabie aim viii command the support Of every
eoutherner Who 10 attached 70 bis hcues fhey.
thoTeefe. beg TO state that they VIII 30 happy 70
stamp. lrs4.f
The Family Journal 10 . beautifully. printed. 2
page paper. mammoth size. and contains several
admirably executed illustrations each wses IL
ooneents censet Of interesting stories Gall o.igtse
and spirited EDITORIAL. shstchee Of biograyly 80
OF travel. items Of unssful iDformatien Of literary
and artistic Rossip. and such ssidnoc - VIA rem
der 10 welcome and Instructive gusst In sverJ y
mily. The subscription u only - Fer anDuA-
Club at Q reduced rata. ASA
Persona In kichmond Wishing g. zee specimen
CORES win find some ct L. l.. SMlIH4, Main o. !,
W. h. JARVIS" Broad st. or j. ". kVAkt. fessi
Ct. and eli periodical dealers. tny 3-$t'
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BENEFIT OF MRS. PHnIPs.-On Monday night
next that estimabe lady, and favorite actress Mrs
Philips, takes abeneft. The bill is stated by good
authority to be capital one, and of itself can fll
the house.
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al BBLs fresh Ale and Cider. fer
~ rals By 80 - JONES AGO.
CEN0INE RARINA COLOGNB-fhs
" bsse article imported. aud warranted sensins.
For sas IN boxes orHy ne bSs,Is ssnfn,r.oxn
mye New Drug Store. 1tA and franklilsn-
I AIDLEY 1 ROBINSONS Premium
- West ma COLO0NR-Thh delightful. ~
tsssai,s Ard 1oI.lsr lssia.ss fsr ~ : - s-sa'
N.Y.. cA!.: :.sI q a f SsnsIss :.
ERKSH CONGRESS WATRR.--Bsesis.
ed direct ffor she a.riesA We hesy tAis srsr VIZ
cle constantly o te - that pssspns vihine u ssn
savsys oesain e perfectly cold. = ffssh s1spH
EAiOIsr ao, Z, e , sa:s's': 4.
CPIIfOONe AND NURSING DuWl6
~ sjck psrsons lAAsts Nursing bosusG
sisG@sg ne.k e, a. e y - . 49,. - ~
VS. iN 30 = GO sScse ks.ss11ss.
ATMIADl 4 BAKlK.s nav - fsand
1s. :.:sz i, ss;sY s sss. n IS
q g -. "A rsss 0ssissl "a fle,.ss.saisssl
So SsssSs a 49, - 49, III 49,: g
~ - 6Isss assssss isssiss fsisss hs4f
MnAon 4 nAKnn. RkermAasstie.A
mys - Main =. se.ass aAese - -.
AU1 GOODS AND kkICue nDee -
- - = = assssaAsd. H1k = 3 ; { e 4
QMALL e1OR1 I N, So M
- LAlan D!oCx |! !, 's.s.s
-. nAanas 5 e5s II 80
O11O HHT0 A. q 6kofn6n,0 Hy6
WAhhsy; leetL.s glesosS msssi ~ 49, Sss
Siss' Has 5 SSds Shoulders asa ADS = sale
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NOhIhEh0 MA hhEIS.
NEW York May 5.-C0tton Quiet-sales slight
Breadstufis unchanged. Whisky firm ct 26H027
Spirits Turpentine unchanged. Rosin frm-sIrain-
ed Sl.76. Rice advanced n
BALTIMORE, May 5-flour steady-Howard and
Ohio s. 50 Wheat firm aud unchanged-prime 70
choice White Sl7s0t 80; good to choice Red 81 500
60 Corn higher aud acnye-White S30s5. Yellow
85t0T. PIovisions Quiet-Bacon sides 81. Mess
Pork $780, Whiskey firm at 26@H.
.ze HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA. April 80 -Sugar In request. Stock 26',.
O00 boxes.
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! MR.rINo or THR OPPOSITION

pAp,y viii be held at the African Church,
IN MONDAY evening, the 9th instant, q . yciocks
for the purpose OF making nominations for the
House Of Delegates. NY ~
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AILING OF THE ARABIA.

BOSTON, May 4.-The r. NJ. steamship Arabia sailed
at with 137 passengers for Liverpool and seven
for Halifax; and $166, 900 in specie.
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The report was adopted.
Rev A Broaddu., Jr., made some remarks upon
the dollar plan Of collections for the State MIS-
sion Board.
Or W r Broaddus offered . resolution, which
vas adopted, requesting the Correspondent Secre-
tary to opena column IN the Religions Herald,
giving monthly statements of his receipts on this
plan.
Rev N " Wilson submitted the following:
Resolved That We have learned with pleasure
that the circulation OF the Religious Herald has rap
idly increased during the past year.
q That Virginia Bsptists ought to make exertions
still further increase the circulation u our state
dsnominationnl gan.
Adopted.
Mr. J Randolph offered the following, which
was passed:
Resolved, That the thanks of this Association are
rendered to the citizens Of Richmond for their hos
FATALITIES. to the iairoad apd steamboat companies
who reduced the fare for the accommodation OF del
egates and to tho Dispatch and other papers for the
faithful reports of ouf proceedings.
motion to adjourn was made and adopted. Tho
President, Rev MIR Hume, made an appropriate
parting address. Prayer was offered and the con.
gregation sung hymn, and then the Association
was declared adjourned, to meet In the town CT
StauntoD, on the Thursday before the FIRST Sabbath
10 June, 1860.
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~LIcoIiCs-ln Mass and Stick, Of
the best quality s. g.+s
GUM ARABIC. (genuine) for tobacconists
TOEQuA BEANE-Angastura. Black and Crys
OLIVE OIL. In glass, Of new crop .
80 J PETFIELD GEORGE.
In Blair q Co.'S Building
my 4-6m sgc Cor 18th and Cary SITS.
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~SPIcIAL NorIcH.-Members Of the
Richmond Granite Stonecutters Association. attend
your manthly meeting. ct Schad's Hall, on SATUR.
my5-2ts 80 L MACoABE. sec'y.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND pIsPAfcHl
THE STEAMER JAMESTOWN
NEW YORK. May So P. M.-The steamer James
town, from Richmond, 10 now coming up the bay
FROM HAYTI.

FROM HAYTI.
New YORK, May Slater advioes from Hayti
indicate quietness. The increased popularity of
the new President favor the state Of things. The
army il being reduced, and the National Guard in
creased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

NIGHT SESSION.
TIE President resumed the chsts a. 3 o,clock.-