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Ministers DAUGHTERS will be received at retuc-
ton of one. fourth on ali the above charges.
"a Ne extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In of pro-
sence.
1t will be noticed that the priee Of Board has been
plated IN its quality. With our ample acconmo-
datons, it was thought the reduction could be af-
forded. and that it oua hit, therefore, to be made.
Boa rders are REGARDED as members of the Presi-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
tiers for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, on the first
day of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further Informs
ton address CHAS. II. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute.
jv 33-2I.m Richmond Va.
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ION MlSSiONEk'S SALE 0F 219 ACRES
ON THE soUTH SIDE OF THE WiLIIAMs,
BER 6 ST f. cA ~ FeTR TO EVE NILES
Court Of the United States for the Fourth Circuit
1851, in the case OF the Bank Of the United States
AGAINST George Winston and others" shall sell.
Hs. B IN kSfN hs s Of ees
at u 4'clock, being Court day, the IL. TRACE q
LAND located s as above sSnsa ANNA 1ig 4SkES
Christian. Richard Gaskins and others.
TERMs--0ne fourth cash; BALANCE 8, IL, and ls
till all the purchase money shall be paid, and q con-
veyanoe ordered A y tGs sSp! JOHNSTON Conn.,
ys-2swt2lJyidtd
DY VIRTUE of Deed OF Trust executed to me
ID on the It'll day of Arril, 1889; by H. Y. Graves,
Which deed is dv sh n1eeeed s the o.
quest of the beneficiary in said deed. to SELL on the
farm of said Graves in said county; near Beaver
Dam Depot. on the Vlrgini1 Central Railroad, on
THURSDAY, the 4th day of August. 1889, the prop
erty mentioned in said deed; consisting OF two
fine Horses, Agricultural implements, Household
and Kitchen Furniture commencing 1t the hour oil
i es s. a. NJ T. +. sTTToN. Jn, Trustee
T7HE RnlkBRiDGE BATHS FOR SALE
cree of the Circuit Court OF Rockbridge, made on
the 18th of April iSss IN the case OF Jordan ana nd
others, the undersigned, Especial conimssoner Tor
the purpose appointed. will, on SATURDAY, Au-
at II o'clock, A. NJ, THE R0CkBRIDGE BATHS
This property is located in Rockbridge county on
the main sIase road from LexinSton to Goshen De-
pot, on the Virginia Central Railroad nine miles
Rom the latter, and eleven miles from the former.
The place enjoys a very high reputation for the
medicinal properties OF its Baths; and during the
last season had very large and profitable patron
age. The improvements consist of large Hotel,
two ranges IF Cabins and two large Bathing
htouses-one for the accommodston OF ladies' and
roon for about one hundred and twenty persons. :
Tho establishment is we'll supplied with good fuE-
nture, which will be sold in gross with the proper
y. There i Farm Of $50 acres attached 20. and
heretofore harmed in connection with tho BAths
property-a small portion of which will DO lad OF
and sold with the Baths, and the residue will be
large portion Of it being river bottom, Of superior
quality: The Farm has on i soed frame dwell
TERNs-Cash IN hand sufficient 70 pay the costa
Of sale; fourth OF the residae ON . credit Of
thirty days and the balance in threc equal annual
payments from the first day OF October next, with
interest from the day of sAotho pure hasor kiylnr
bond, with approved personal security, and the title
to the property being retAned .s furthee security.
..<O ~
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pR0OKLAND CHOOL, AT GREEN

JOHN c. DINWIDDIE, ,In.,,,.o,,
JOHN MURRAY. Nj. A.. ih''io''oiS
JAMES NJ GARNETT. NJ. A..
The Object of this SCHOOL is to prepare young
men for the University of Virginia, for any coli
lege, AL the Instructors are graduates of the Uni
versty, three of them with the degree of NJ. A.,
Greek, French, German, Spanish, and Moral PHI
losophy and also an experienced teacher.
The Principal has had ten years experience in
teaching, three of them in the successful conduct
of his present school, and three Assistant n
structor in the University. In the schools of Math
ematics and Ancient Languages.
The 4th session commences on the lst September
next, and closes in the last week of the following
June.
TFRMs--exclusive of lights rnd towels, $3.50 per
session OF ten months payable l23 on the LIST Sep
For catalogues. stating details, apply to the PIn
cpal. at Greenwood Depot, Alternate county, Va.
~ l4-d5t&iaw3w VIM. DINWIDDIE, nj. A.
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jy H-dtds
VERx vALUARLE REsIPENGsEE A All

fTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF TRACT DE LIND
L IN CHESTER FIELD COUNTY. NEAR TO
BELLONA ARSENAL.-As Trustee in a certain
10th March, 1855, duly recorded in Chesterfield
County Court, | shall, in execution thereof, pro-
coed to sell at public auction. the premises. on
MONDAY, the Sth day of AUGUST. 1859, at II oclk:
A. NJ (f air if not. the next fair day the tract of
LAND, near the Belona Arsenal, in Cheste rfed
county. whereon the said Trabue lately resided,
with all the houses, improvements and privileges
of what kind soever thereto belonging.
TERMs-Cash or on such credit as may he agreed
on at the time of sale.
jy 27-td THOMAS HOWARD. Trustee.
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1TISS PEGRAM'S

MISS PEGRAM'S
vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
MISS PEGRAM will resume the duties OF her
school, on the first Monday in October next.
She will be aided by efficient teachers in each de
partment.
Nine BERAUD will be retained as French gov
erness.
Latin, Mathematics, and the PHYSICAL Sciences
will be tau. ut by Professor THEODORE HER
DENFELD. a gentleman whose high attalniuents
and successful experience in teaching render HIM
worthy of entire confidence.
Circulars, with further details. NAV be had ON up
plication to Mrs J. w. PEG RAM, at her residence.
Linden Square. jy 13-d&cwtAl
LIRE ID r !Ck'S HALL r Il NJ A L L
Il SCHooL.-The second Session of this School,
which is located within half mile of + redericks
Hall Depot Virginia Central Railroad. will com
mence on the lst of next September, and close
the LIST Of July following.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition in all the Ensli Branches for
Music on the Piano, with use of Instrument IS 90
Drawing and Painting, each. .............. 10 %
India Ink and Crayon, each. ............. 500
Embroidery. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 500
An accomplished and experienced Teacher will
have charge OF this School.
My address is ''Fredericss Hall. Louisa county
Virginia" lily l8-2mi NATH'L w. HARRIS.
n
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An letters to be addressed to
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE.
jy 43-3m Richmond, Va.

u ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1859,
and end the last of June, 1860
CHARLES ii. WINSTON, A. NJ. succeeds Rev. B.
MANLY, Jr., as President. Under his administra-
ton some important changes will be made, but the
Grand objects for which the Institute was founded,
and which now for five years it has SO successfully
carried ont, will ever be kept in view
These are as follows:
]. To teach ereryfhins that should form part of
a Young lndy's most liberal education.
g. To afford instruction suited to erery stage of
progress from the first elements to tho highest
point in each branch to which it may be desirable,
or possible for the pupil to proceed.
g. To teach whatever is taught thoroughly and
,ceN. FACULTT:
CHARLES Fl. WINSTON.A. NJ, Univ. of VAL
President and Prof. OF Moral Science and English
Literature.
Christianity.
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, Univ. of Va.,)
Mathematics and Languages
r. A. LEWIS, NJ. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof. F. EMION, tof PARISH French.
n. Is. CLAPP, Princ pal of Musical Department.
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son, Auct's.

1.-TWO BRICK TENEMENTS And LOTS,
i AND TWO VACANT LOTS, ON GRACE
STREET, AT AUCTlON.-We will sell. upon the
premises, on MONDAY, 18th AUGUST, comnien-
on the north side of Grace, between Madison and
Monroe streets, with rooms each and framed
kitchen
The Lots front 331z feet each and run back $50
feet to an alley Is feet wide.
Immediately after the above, will be sold, two
beautiful building LOTS, at the corner of Grace
and Pine streets, frontn. 80 feet each, and run
ming back 1872 feet to alley is feet widc Persons
desiring lot for building purposes. retired and
genteel neighborhood, would do we'll to attend this
sale.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at s, II and 10
month";. for negotiable notes, with interest, and
secured BY trust decd.
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Ce.Partnership.

The undersigned have this day purchased Of J.
accounts of J. ID. GOODMAN & Co, and will con-
time the CLOTHING BUSINESS. under the style
recently occupied by J. d. Goodman & Go. They
assure the patrons of the old concern that nothing
shall be left undone that may please them; and they
hope by strict and prompt attention to business,
merit and secure, not only their PATRONAGE, but
that of the public generally. ]. Il, SIMPSON,
July 18th, 1859. III, It. MILLER,
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1oIIN wv DrEvC' bn It@!1Isi 7 aIlItIHg' NC
Miss s r. RoYAL and Miss n. S. VALENTINE
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
Coegia and Miss JANE S. STANARD. Mrs. ANN
Preparatory Department. Some Assistants Will be
appointed hereafter
The President will hear the recitations of all tie
classes at regular intervals giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS:
per session of nine months, half payable in nd-
xance- Nctnher i. ls5g-remainder. Eehriary Ia,
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THE FAMILY JOURNAL.
SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED WEFKLY.

A SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
On the first of January 1889. new Literary pa
per was commenced in Baltimore, for the purpose
of freeing. If possible. the South from her deIen
dence on the orth for her weekly literature. The
most remarkable success has attended this effort,
SURPRISING alex pectaton. and the proprietcrs can
now point with pride to sheet which they are ego
tistical enough TO believe cannot be surpassed in
ty pographical elegance, in beauty of illusttatops
nor literary matter. by any paper published North
of Hsson's and Dixon's line Although this success
has been great as To place the Family Journal
beyond all reach of failure, there are many towns
IL the South where it's existence ia not known he
prcpretors feel assured that the paper has only tc
ne seen, when its intrinsic excellence and CONNER
dabe aim viii command Ihe support of every
s0Qtherner who is attached to his home. They
therefore, beg to state thSt they will be happy to
forward O specimen copy On receipt of q postage
stamp.
The Family Journal is a beautifully printed. s
page paper. mammoth size. and contains several
admirably executed illustrations each week Its
contents consist Of interesting stories (alI Originally
aud spirited editorials sk etches of biography and
of travel items of unseful rformation, of literary
and artistic gossip. and such nastdn0e as will rem
der it q welcome and instructive guest in every fa
mily. The subscription is only 81 per annum.-
Club at q reduced rate.
Persens in Richmond wishing 70 see specimen
copies will fni come at l.. i. SMITHS. Main at,
w. ii. JARVIS" Broad st., or j. W EVANS, Pearl
ST. and all periodical dealers. my 3-6tS
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De. Henry Bond, . we'll known physicial
Ph iladAlphia, died on the 18th Inst.

De. Henry Bond, . we'll known physician Of
Philadelphia, died on the 4th inst.
A Snowman out vest Il exhibiting wax figures Of
the actors 10 the Sicklss tragedy.
Thirteen thousand sailors have dsssstsd the ssr.
vice OF Queen Victoria during the past three ysars
leading $l6o, 600 due thsm.
Col. John I. L. sneed. formerly Attorney Gene
raj of Teupessee, IL the Opposition candidate for
Conrrees In the Memphis District.
Henry Z. Hopkins comes out - candidate for
N. House of Delegates, In reply 70 call Of .
nnmber of Democrats in Petersburg, vs.
aoms Of the Wandersr's Africans have bssn ta-
~ Memphis Three Of them were cold aba
hrousht % respectively $3.50, $40 aud tsiS.
prof. Morse. on his return homo, will be greeted
ne Nh 1sIou ou.eitsens Of Poughkespsiss N. ! with
I.via Appisgass, IN old citissn Of Brooklyns N.
v died oa wednesday, in consequence oI ineam.
nation is onsof his tsss, caused By pariss ssess.
~. Insiaiaturs Of California has resolves y
Aavs ,he iavs of the 1tass tsasslassd inso s sss
sossish language, psyisg thsrssos 70 cen" Psf
bIto.
vtrss A,elshna nsglsssr, Wn. 2. htng. Y. = II
al "a of cousuaption ~ days sincss o tne Nsss'
Hospital q fvssseoles ia
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are the safest and best Purgatve Pills in use. They
act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying
of alf bile and every foul secretion. They don't
grippe are easy in their operation. and can be taken
1t any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
Jolds from the system and prevent Rheumatism. -
If you suffer with any pain, use II HAkTsHORNE's
JURE-ALL, the great PAIN ANNLHILAr0R: Il
SYRUP, which is the best Cough Syrup in the
world.
aold hy all Druggists In Richmond. i5--sm
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NPRING SALES-l869.

CPRING SALES-lS69.
THOMAS, HUGHES CALDWELL.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
mo Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginial
We are now ready to exhibit our sPhlNa
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS:
We have more than doubled our DlhECT In
POETATIONH which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
Of American manufactured, enables Us to ofier 70
the merchants of
VIRGINIA,
TENNESSEE, and
KENTUCKY,
a Stock OF GOODS. not to be surpassed in EX-
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS. in this coun-
try Our assortment consists in part OF
Embroideries. Laces. Dress Trimmings. slk ana
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs. Crayats. Ties,
suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas. Para
sols. Brushes, Combs, Buttons. Hoop skirfs. Fer
Ar endless variety Of Small Wares. more particu-
larly specified in our printed Catalogues.
& orders at oil times promptly attended 70.
u
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xsT-- ONE OF THE Mosr PREVALENT. and

a~ One OF THE MosF PREVALENT. and
ST the Same time Troublesome and painful diseases
that attend the human flesh is the Fever aud Ague
For long time the medical world have been conLin-
usly bringing forth numerous specifics for ts per
t4r an experienced and celebrated ply ysician, has
succeeded in f1lI nishing .he public with IVA liable
Tseraration for the cure of Fever and ARue. The
steaoy and incr, asing demand lately made for the
"Bittersn and the universal success attending its
Gse have made for it reputation unsurpassed by
any specific of the kind. For the cure of the Fever
and AEue, DIR Hostetrer's celebrated Stomach Bit
ter. must and sh oud claim superiority over any
other prepaf alton extent. -
where.
81 See adver. isement in another co'umn.
IN II
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NERVOUS s,,vrraras
BROKEN DOWN AND pElILITATED PROBES

lS SUFFERERS,
BROKEN DOWN AND DERILITATED PROBES
SIONiL MIN,
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH REsTORKDI
We offer you the great
RESTORATIVE AND INVIaORATOR.
To Delicate Females and Children,
BAMPTON'S TINCTUPE
Is truly Blessing. We appeal 10 eur citizens.
' TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE
If yo9 have Dyspepsia -
Il '0' "''' T TAEE iHAMPToN's TINCTURE
If you have Bronchitis.
TAKE HAMPTON'5 TINCTURE
II you have a Pain ia the Back.
TAKE HAnPTON'5 TINCTURE
II you are all Weakness, -
TAKE HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
If you have Headache, n
az- Call and ges Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Richmond; By
Or COOKE. Frederckssgrg; hy all the nm RGpfg,sV5s
Baltimore. and By Druggists and shor-kespers
everywhere.
e. 81 per bottle: six bottles for S..
my 2-d&wts
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To THE CITIzENs OF RICHMOND
OS We present the names of the following
gentlemen as suitable candidates to represent the
City of Richmond in the next Legislature:
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON ESQ.
CAPT WYATT N. ELLIOTT
LtT1LET0N W. TAZEW YELL, ESQ.,
my 7-2t* 'OPPOsITI,tN
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EPISCOPAL CoNvRNfIoN.- Protestant Episco-
pal Convention of the Diocese of Massachusetts,
held its hrst meeting 10 Boston on Tuesday.-
About 100 clergymen we're present. Bishop East.
burn preached the customary sermon.
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10 roCnds.
&. :, cents;
70 Atlanta,
niefy. Ala,
Vickats-g,
nd scuth Of
90; b1t 70
pounds
| nple5l3a Of
II tSeS and
er infopa-
flee OF she
pspy, kich.
bkLL.
ntendeut.
ap 23-Es
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ proposals for the grading and masonry Of the
extension of the Roanoke Valley Railroad, from
Clarksvilie to KeysviIle. the Richmond and
Dapvilie Railroad will be received at the office OF
the Company in Clarksville until the 18th May
The road will be 80 miles long.
Plans and specifcations may be seeH In Ciarks'
Letters of inouiry may be addressed to HENRY
WOOD President of the Roanoke Valley Railroad,
Clarksyille Va, or to me, at Christiansyille Post
ap PIN NJ JONES, G. Epg'r.
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xsa GRrAr ExcIrxmxNr-BY Tr1r.

Ia. GREAT EXCITEMENT - BY TILE
qRAPa-wATsON.7 II Main street whitshurst's old
Views taken in England, France. Italy, and the
Holy Land, of Landscapes. Groups and ssatuary.-
Call and see them.
WATSON for 81. Likewise Ambrotypes for 35c.
Photographs life size. colored. in oil, or pastel,
and coped from old Daguerreotypes anu enlarged.
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ng- The BEsr CoEaH SYRUP In T,

- The BEST UoEGH SFRUP IN THH
WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup In the world Is Harts
aorne's Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and Is pro-
aouEced by medical men, and those who have used
it, to be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Sore Throat from
cold, and preventive OF that lion of diseaeos
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use It. 1t is pleasant tc
che taste sc!tens clears and strengthens the voice
allays airritaton of the throat and lungs and pre-
rents taking cold
Bottles rs and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
zists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and all
towns In Virginia. oc i5-6m
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M LIoo2IoR.

A. O. O. BRAND.
THR ABOVE WELL KNOWN yAvoRITK BRAND, ALwAYt
ON sALK, BIZ JAMES @. MoAHDkEW,
de Sly o., PINE STREET, NEW IokK.
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e o T
LIE.
E. RAIL

g. the Mall
run as fol-
| Eelude5) st
st0l. Knox
and Mem
lery, Ais.1
cticn ct : )
n trains -
ys) for Dan
4 II.
s ineludedl
$40 A II
81 al 7i0 A
rs With the
ton, 30 and
Central and
id from the
&c checked
| the Virginia
| mstonsp-
ID and Dan
IA, sup't.
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Lord Eustace Cecil. Lord Fred. Cavendish, the
Hon. Liggi, and the Hon. Evelyn Ashley. were
among the passengers by the Arabia, from Boston
for Liverpool. on the 4th Of May.
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FaARyuL AceIDnN1-A Mon JsraeS Sp d a.
Top Of q SssePie.-An sxsrsosdiuary sees6us %.
Cured In Wheeling, Va, Lass Friday, % v~As
man Who was assisting IN putting up Q usv hslDln
the Catholic church there. The Whssllne lseealis
gsncer gives the following soeosss ef %: aqs 4
There Was windlass erected @ TIE srUmA. n
wncn was attached snatch-block and skisvM In
which tho tel ues b BE- drawn up, thssS psesfv31
2 beam. 70 which was ats.onsd ano1hsr SssSsS.
b. e ny; -:
working through these shisvss 81 the Ssvw n n:
had been rsssd This Hsy mSss up -
space In the cupsio. and the men were just -
pull il In. A man named Thomss Ns1ton ~ -
voun dro1ld the cyIisdsr. 70 DO tSis. IA ~ =
arm grasp upon the rope. when shS bSll kA1
cssshsd S srsss h.fss from hs
=, Another revolution Of the wheel. rSisl o6 III
a. .S soa = =:
hundred feet from the sround. and absue hsf -
sSes. e ns ,Rsr;S.s S rhss. TIE Ss .ss
beyond nsssurs, and before t6oss ssSsssd ~ a.
WORK could conprehend what had AsSSsds sHe1tss.
himself down opposite the sDer.urs. snd ssiis6 =
help 70 those within. Bishop Wsslss, who vSe~S
the platform II The eupslo. rsached ous q - ~
Msist. pulled him ffsn his swisi SosiiiosE.- -
The accident struck every body with aissssnsat.
the .st The bsii iss vtisS. ,Gs
and ~ It toll without hindrance soms idsa nay 8
formed OF the rapidity with which Newton a0osal-
ss hSusS :SSasa q s..1g 81 e. s
the beam, ahundred fest above He had nos tine
70 1s; ,!c, 60 II hold npoa ths Io. e. as
which is .upposed 70 have bssa done b. ths dsot8
grasp and his sliding down the roDs duIisg The
there /: not more startling q s1 rs;asSsbss "a.
dent, OF more miraculous escape on record. =
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A LEaAcy.-Admiral Bruey's widow has be
queahed l,1c0 0O0f to the hospitals Of Paris, 500s
to Mons. do Fonsainss. shei survived oil Of her
children. 80
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DEArH OF MINSTREL Matt Peel, one Of the
funniest and most eminent OF the Ethiopian Min
streis, died In Buffalo on Wednesday. He was
de!ighting crowd by bis professional droIleries
st public per iormance only two evenings previ.
ouaIv
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DEATH From WREsfLING. Henry, sou Of
Joshua Bates, OF Nstick, Mace, . promising lad
twelve years Of age, died on Friday evening last,
from the effects Of wrestling. rrsasre
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nh 25
AMSEIP

kDRLPHIA
NORFOLK.
NT.-Steani-
ELL, steamer
Gamer VIZ
leave Rich
|NDAY and
d Norfolk TO
ming, leave
hd sATUR-
II, increased
.engsrs hav.
reight; and
care in Fro
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NH- HENRY Z. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law In the city of Richmond.
Office in Beivin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia z6-ts
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SPECIAL NoxECHe.
% LER g. PLRAsANTs-

~ LEn s. PLIAsAHTs-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice In the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico
4oochlsnd and Hanover.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds
DC, taey authorised TO take Depositions Afid a
Wits Acknowledgements of Deeds. Powers of Attor
ney Bills of Sale &C. to be used or recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Office On lIth ST Sd door from Main NH Ply
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

DRownsD.-It was reported in Rookstts
yesterday morning, that Q white man heA fnile.
from the steamboat wharf and drowned. bat 10 one
could tell who it Was. ESt@ sss@F TT =