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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYort notice hereby gwen 70 al PER
EewYork widow, deceased to present the same VIII
the subscribers s,aer Office room No. NO
% Nassau in the City New YORK, before the hfh
d.y Of December nextDsed New York the 18th day OF May
lla HENRY }. CULLEN, g,.cp,ox
Hvsl.l.xsmTa HENRY A. MOTT
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feqai Nolres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork notice hereby riven TO al per
IONS having claims against MARY LINDSAY late Of the City Of
deceased present the with vouchers. thereof
subscriber, at the Office Of Robert Gsn, ESQ., NO. Se
oNoyen ber 9-Daed New the 18th day q April 1873
WILLIAM FRAZER, Admin With the viii annexed
Ap3 lawsmTu
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Copartnersbip Notices.

VTyHOMAS GARNER, JR., is this day admitted .
II q member Of our 6rm. GARNER 90.
Hew-YoIt, Oct 10, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

vNHE GLASGOW and NETWORK STE
Il Snip COMPANY intend sailing their new And po'
Steamers from NETWORK direct 10 4AsGOW, as 10
EDIHBURGH CUMMING, Oh WEDNESDAY, Oct %
neon. - "a
GLASGOW, Thomson. WEDNESDAY,, November 80,
o'clock noon.
R,rss OF PASSAGE from New York, Phiseelphia or bos
fi,,sov Liverpool Belfast Dublin Londonderry: First
s7b; steersge found with abundance OF cooked Prov
wv ROspRf CRAIG No. 3 Brcsdv
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a UGUST BELMONT g. Co., BANKERS,
A No. 50 WalI Issue LETTERS Of CREDIT for travellers
available IN all parts Of the world through the hesns koths
chds Paris London frankfort Naples and Vienna, end the
sorrrsp
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team Atlsrtio Screw Steamship Company new and avo
lie steamship HUNTSVILLE, yno A. Post Commanded VIII
leave Pier No u N. R, on THURSDAY, Oct n, at M
Pasnge Ssva,nsh wik unsurpassed 10
fhroush cke To New Orleans go IS 70 Mobile : %, Mort
somery $50 Albany Ga, s24, Columbus sS Atlanta, rs
Macon s2 Auguss s Also, TO principal places In Fords ~
lowest rates Freight 10 cents per foo Insurance one'hs
Der cert, No risk taken under 500. Apply TO
X. r. CROMWELL L Co, No. % WeS-st
The MONTGOMERY, ". {. Berry, Commanded succeeds on
THURSDAY. Nov 8
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
HAN6E OF HOUR
RNDES's ExPREss.

Il Fare 50 The steamer JOHN 6aOOks I'll lave
P.ek sip Pier No "a Eas. River every TUESDAY. THURS
DAY s:d SATURDAY, =; ~ m The s,-sD.- ASSONA sih
l.sv, Pier No = 70. Il Roeirsous. North River, every
TIrrSDAY TBIRsDlY And sATURDAS.. FREIGHT
.,l.n a. IA, lov,, rs;es T LoCRYER ca,
No. lis Sou .h-s:.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

49, The pEMooRArIo VIGILANCE
SGSA COMMITTEE for Madison Ward, will meet
at Thomas W neeisy's Rough and Ready hotei: on
SATURDAY and MONDAY nights next, 2lst and 25d
instants. at O'clock. The following are the MEM
bers of the committee:
: Saml Hastings Jno Belvin. Il Blsnkenship.
Benz Harris. A J Dewitt, Mann Page. Chas sel-
den, J q Wharton, W Writ Harrison, Jss & brooks,
Jas Watson sloseey Mcsvoy. r., r. u sa,
lard Geo HsImes. Jas ID Conway. CLnck. Thos
Whseley. Jno D0oley, J . Goodman, L Eddins
SAUL ii Boykia, DIT Williams, Dapney uoech.
Jno Rogers. Pa A,lott. sm No:t, j H Diggss,
Dr Jas Conway, Mics amber. Jno Davis. Danl
{ johnson. K schgtss. y eesgsrs " hopkins.
A Pavisr, Alouis Never. J,h I'm q SPOTS. pr
Tucker, Alexander Sir log. Blakey, Phil
DorniIi, Edgar NJ aeon, William Ryan, Willis IN Mac
farlane. George W Yancey, David Gibson. Ed boyle
A ID Williams L canes, Ii Martin, II h .Selden,
sW Totty. w a snesd, " W nnead. j Foster. ~
Ter Foster John Gibhn. John Blanton Larry Jones.
Jones. john Ciendening. 4 ) smith, John Hsr n
low Il " Allen, John Harvey, I'D Mccarthy, w
A Ford, Dennis sullivan, Jas Melvin, Patrick key
nold., J West, Il W Starke, q Burruss goo Eu-
uank j Waggoner, j Mellon, ID harris. Chas
sIli.. ] Il Goade. Larry jones jr. John Banton. "
W Jones. } nos Carr, ynp G Williams. Iurner At
Kinson. j B Mconse, Dennis Madison, Jos Court
ney. A pI WIFI, eecy.
nay 20-3t
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as5- RICHMOND, VA, May 20, lS59.--At
/. "a lied meeting Of tho German citizens OF kieh-
mrnd. held 1T s. steinlein's Monticello Hotel, on
the evening of the 18TH with the oolees 70 estso-
lish German Newspaper BY alont STOCK company
the following resolution Was onsred ana unani'
The undersianed citizens Of Richmond. who al
WAYS felt lively interest IN the promotion OF the
welfare of this Commonwealth. and VINO labored
with their best energies to obtain tor the German
elements of the city the regard ana tney
IN fther their objects there tsleQuired Newspaper
Conducted with dignity and whose purpose II shali
be to enlighten heart and intellect and 70 advocate
such measures - will contribute 70 our common in'
The pelitical tendency Of such Q paper ahall be
hased an the Democratic Republican principles -
laid down in the Cincinnati platform.
The paper shall also contain Instructive mater
ana be kept on level with the progress in liters
ture science ami art but it must abstain from 81
All religious controversies. and never open 'S COZ
nmns 10 private or individual QuaFrels:
"A i'd before one Of its greatest objects must pe
to give for the foreign born citizens Oh THIS COL
nitv And the whole state, the respect winch tnSJ
think III sy have right to claim.
Alter the adoption Of the above resolution ana
nroararn me Of the proposed paper, conmlLtee o.
sayan Vas appointed to fran bylaws ana reRuin
tiona which the said committee has 20 iav peio
the next meeting of stockhoders 70 20 sIsn;nS q
Steipl.in's Monticello Hotel. on the evsninS '"
WnNnAY 23i i. slant, at half past oeiocK.
Ali those who feel interesf IN tns aposs ono
nriae are respectfully invited 70 attsno saiu @
ne bnt only stock holders Will nave VOICE snu
vote during the deliberate ms ana Pgo0ee1,rsS
the meeting. c..;~,n.n ~ tha WAITING
my 2l-lt 0n"aA -
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~.
1t will be gratifying TO the ira Yelling pub
lie to isarn that new and attractive route
is now opened to the seekers of health and
pleasure in the mountains of Virginia. A
correspondent writes US that the turnpike
road fiom the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs to the Salt Sulphur Springs. in
Monroe county, via the Yellow Sulphur,
New River White Sulphur, and the Salt
Pond, Tor Mountain Lake. is completed.
FROM the Salt Sulphur it is we'll known
there are admirable roads, traversed by dne
stages, to the Greenbrier White Sulphur
and The Sweet Springs. The road from The
Montgomery White via the springs above
mentioned and the Mo untain Lake, ie said
TO be one OF the finest mountain roads IN
Virginia. We have before us the certificate
OF Messrs. William Il. Snidow, Charles II.
Payne, and J. NJ. Cunningham, Commis.
sioners, who declare that Mr.. X. Lucas, the
contractor for that part Of the road lying
between Newport and the Lake, has most
faithfully executed bis contract, and Messrs
Joseph II, Hoee and others endorse what
the commissioners say, and add that the
road is the best constructed mountain road
they ever saw
This route TO the Salt and the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs is believed to be
shortest from the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, while il embraces some of the
most Interesting scenes, and takes ia its
route some ~ the most attractive summer
retreats that are to Be found in the mon =.
tairs: We know no more picturesoue cam.
ny than that embraced in this ronts.7 in
Guiding some Of the grand New river views ;.
*n'cil are hardly e1celIed any where.
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Eortheru Markets.

2NAw YORK, May %, PM-Flour 20@50c lower.
state So 1895 IS. Ohio z3@7 40; Southern nomi-
nalIy quoted at same declinr; Wheat closed down
ward, and declined $685., but ro buyers; Corn is
tending downward. aud noninalIy 1890 lower, and
un.aleahle; Me;s Pork II q. prime DO $l5; Lard
leans 70p7s1; Moiasses firm; Turpentine heavy at
531S; tt0sin dull: Rice 4k95. Cotton-holders de-
mand an advadce OF 1z@A -Uplands ma; stocks
generally lower. Va 6s IS Is.
BALTIMORE, May 20 Flour opsned unsettled and
Gloss d very dull--HowsId 81 E(07 25;Wneat dull
good to prims white 8)9I IS; Corn Quiet-white
SS(G90 yellow IS; Mess PORK Is Is; Bacon sides
100 l07S; Whiskey 3i1l. ...-
Sales in New York Thursday of az, 900 Va. 6'l
at 94L.95k '..
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MARRIED.

At Windsor Forest, in the county Of New Kent
on the 10Th inst. by the Rev Jas Duncan, Of Rich
nj md city, JOHN HUFFMAN, Esq, of Henrico
ty.
On the 10th inst, at the First Baptist Church, by
the Rev J Lars ng Burrows, NORTON X sAVAGE
AsQ, to Miss JENNIE e sTEANE. both Of this
city
At Sidney Chapel, Oh the 18Th instant. by the Rev
John saunders, Mr. JOHN w BAKER to Miss
II AKTHA GOODW1NE, all OF Henr;co county. Vim
ginia.
May the rose Of happiness ever bloom in the gar
den of their destiny.
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Observation-Disclosures wILLEy-cANDI.
dates for the Legislature- Presbyterian Synod
xsu3drn Ueufh
or rae licnxosD Darrr DnpArcnl


LrscHauRa, May 10th, 1859.
politica, excitement is running high 10 the
ssCity Of Hills" at this time. Private and pueiio
discussions are the order Of the day Both parties
are marshaiing their forces for the grea, psts,s
come of on the 26th; and making enefgsssc eno'"
to promote their respective causes. ~. v.u.
List night there was . ses-to between ms. VIZ: 49,.
man T. Wiley, the Opposition csndiaate ioF VIZ
ofiics OF Lien tenant Governor, and Mr.. SAINT oet
land, Jr., Democratic Eector for this ssna.os.s
District. II was the first visit OF Mf. wmey )"
this city; but he leaves behind him many nenus
and admirers, who will always nan s"n Ps.su wi.
his eomiuy again. Both on the stand ana 10 prI'
ys,e. Mr.. ". made the moot favorable imprsss'osu.
Mr.. aarland bore HIMSELF % he always aoes, ''gn'
| gallautly Ia the combat n RI
| For the Senate our Candidates are Goi- n
Flood. Opposition, and Mr. N, ~ us"' III
" 70, tho iover House, We have three candidates,
| al, Whit, xiz-Mr Ro. J. Davis, Col J. b. Lett
vich and Bowling Clarke, Esq. Inc City ana
one Of the above gentlemen will, Ct course, DO
snsrsd the dissk rseable necessity OF serving the
Common wealth 10 the next Legislature
| The Uuited Synod Of the Presbyterian Churcn;
New SCHOOL, will commence It's session 10 tnis
eity tonight The opening sermon will DO preach
ed by DR.. Read, OF Richmond. This - the repre-.
sentative body of the entire Church, south. a
| large number Of visitors and ministers have 81"
ready arrived.
announcement of the Sudden death of Mr.. A. N
MONTGOMERY collector Of City Taxes. Mr.. NJ waa
| supareutly we'll, aud on the street but lev mo-
| mepts before his death. He was most eetimapie
mau-irIeproachsble In all his ways OF lie, mos'
| truly has 1t been said: "Iu the Hisst vi h'0' VIZ
are In DEATH"
will eudeavor to keep you posted 10 the future
In whatever may occur here calculated to interest,"
your readers. Hastily. &c. ~
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NORFOLK AFFAIRS.
lcoaaEspoNpgNCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DIsPAIcH.J

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY pisfAieh'I
NORFOLK, May 10, 1859.
The Episcopal Convention met 10 the lecture
room of Christ Church yesterday morning. anu
was engaged ia long session.
There Was service ut all the Episcopa, churcnes
in the morning aud evening, iuciualng she HIS
siouary meeting at st. Paul's last night.
The Evangelical knowledge Society NEE" WIS
evening at Chris. Church. !.
Bishop Meade continues to preside over the de-
alterations of the Convention.
"Ths two cities" are filled with strangers; the
hotels are crowded-and hundreds are stopping
with private families.
Yesterday was the secoud day Of the virginia
Portsmouth Association, at Shoulders Hill, Elder
Watkjuson of Portsmouth, was appointed to preach
the Introductory sermon at the next annual meet
ing, aud Elder Long, of Norfolk, alternate. BLACK
Water" Princess Anne, has been selected TOR the
next meeting place of this Association:
The condition and prospects OF the Chowan ln-
stitute was freely discussed, and liberal coliec'
ton made for its benefit. -,
The Association will adjourn tomorrow. All
the Baptist churches, from Petersburg to the At
Iantic, save three, are represented, as wen rs
number from North Carolina.
PERCUSSION,
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r. WATKINS L FICKLEN.

~ WATKINS l. FICKLEN.
CANTON MA7TTNG.
Al HITIE CLINTON MATING
"a WHITE CANTON MATTItG
IA RED CHECKED CAM ON MATING
Also
Rich DRESS SILKS and ROBES
Beautiful DRESS GOODS
Mems and Boys WEAR
House Furnishing GOODS
nerino and silk UNDER WEAR
PLANTATION GOODS, dc.
ALL NEW, and for sale low.
WATKINS l. FICKLEN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods.
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN

GRAND DEMOCRATIC nALLI IN
~ MONROE WARD "A Grand Rally OF the
Dem. cracy of Mouroe Ward. will be held at Schads
Hall, on Monday evening. at quarter past s
O'Clock. 1t is very important that It should be
we'll attended mar be the last before the cleo
ton Roscoe b Heath, Hsskins aud Joseph
Anderson, our candidates fer the Legislature and
several Others will address the meeting. Business
of r ortance will be brought before the Vrgilanco
COMMITTEE Come one. come all.
By order of the Oh airman
NV 2I-2ts DAVID B JONES. sec'y.
KI The Vigilance Committee of this Ward will
meet at the above place, this (3ATURDAY) even
ing for business.
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COUNTY COURT DAY-DEATH OF AN OLD sol
dlr-Hiqh price for a negro boy-Tridl postponed.
COMMENSURATE OF II. RICHMOND DAILY DI.rArcn

HARRIsoNBURe. May 20, 1859.
Monday last was County Court day, and the sov-
ersigus Of Rockingham assembled 10 town in large
numbers Our streets we're perfect sea OF nus
msuity-of honest yeomanry-drawn here, doubt
less. TO hear speeches from the different candidates
looking for their suffrages.
Skinner aud Harris, the candidates for Congress-,
led off 10 discussion, which consumed almost
the entire evening" thus preventing the other can
did.tes from saying anything But the people
were satisfied. Their minds are engroesee only
noon the subject of the Congressional election
There has not been such political excitement 10
James GRAY, one Of the oldest citizens Of Har-
risouburg, who was soldier Of the war OF ioiz,
with "the hopors of war;" by the militia officers Of
our county, now training in town. II was quite os
an imposing ceremony, aud drew large num'e'' u
negro boy IA year. Of age belonging 20 .ne
for sI19O this IL considered high price for 9 boy
Of his age. ..ho.,
The trial of Crawford, for killing Burke, mas oeen
continued to next term. Baied IN . recognizanca
~ sfo0 ROCKINGHAM.
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~ NAVY HILL MEETING. conse-
quence of the inclemency of the night Of Wedres.
stnccoed house on 5,h street. was adjourned to
MONDAY night next, ct hsifpsst seven o'clock for
the purpose ascertaining tbs grade Of said street.
digging out and filing up the ravine between the
cny and said hill at which tine Mr Gill. our City
Engineer, will be present, and give US the desired
information full attendance is earnestly desired
Allie
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srDcrAL NOTICES

- THE FAMILY JoURsAL.-A CARD. -
ovnr 70 the long distance atersenipg Ietwesn the
opposite sxsremiies Of the city ana 70 ,ns IN
carrisrs some dsAy and irrrguisrity have occurred
In the dissribu ion of tbs FAMILY JuVhNaL.
This sificulsy has bcen much Increased by tnecon'
tipued inc lerneI CT Of the y Gather
The updcrsig ned respectfully solicts accordingly.
m, hiud INDULGENCE Of HE friends, and promises
si,st NO effort shall be spared TO insure within
abort time as soon q proper arrangements can DO
sff.ctsd-ihs speedy removal OF all causes OF com
o amt, ard . prompt and regular delivery OF tne
paper. 49EE s&R mr,r AopNr
mr. N-0 AnE n0nNA.
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TELEHRAPHIC NEWS.
RKPOR TED FOR TIVE "DisPATCH
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the City of Baltimore.

NO BATTLE YET-AUsrRIANs MAN6UVRING
AT THE HEADoR THE ARMY,
ST.. JOINS, May 2o.-Ths City OF baltimore
passed Cape Race yesterday, With dates from Liv-
srpool to the 11th inst.
No battle b ad been fought In Piedmont. The
Austrians are exhibiting much INDIGESTION, occus
pying and abandoning position, apparently @itn-
out any motive.
There was no material change Of affairs In Iias
~ since the Canada's news. Heavy rama CoItins
ne TO latest accounts.
Vienna bulletins say the Austrians are awaiting
better weather before assuming she offensive.
The Emperor and Prince Napoleon Left Paris for
Genoa on the 10th. Empress Eugenie hao been
proclaimed Regent during bis absence In Sardi--
mia.
Gen. Marmora had made the river Ira his stra-
tegical line.
Tue Austrians are certifying positions on the
Gen. canrobert directs the operations Of the
| Allessandria.
| Sardinia 10 preparing q magnificent reception
| for Napoleon at Genoa.
Iii reputed Austria will SION have 100000
troops under arms
| Ancona had been declared in state OF siege
The Pope protests against this, and Austria pro'
misses to reconsider her action.
| COMMERCIAL.
Cotton-Sales for days Of z7.COo bales-closlDg
and export- ers zso. Orleans middling 7zx6lS Up
| land ia. Manchester market favorable.
| Bresdsuffs-FIour very dull at lls9l4s sd. Wheat
| very dull at 6d(09d lower and sales uuimportant
| quotations nominal--Southerh l09as@l3s. Corr
dull and cd lower-yellow 61st@7.; white 70 sdgss
| 4d.
| Provisions Beef dull-sales unimportant. Bacon
steadY.-Lard firm. Resin dull at Is. Sugar quit
Coffee dull. Turpeutine firm at AS
LoNDoN.-whsat declined ed@ls per or. Sugar
declined 6d@is.
Money scIive-a further advance Of the Bank
4 rates Is ant.ci,ated.
| Coaso's 9l5s@D9Izs.
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~ THs DEMOCRATS OF RICHMOND.
~A will held meeting in the Hall over the
First Market on THIS SATURDAY evening, the
2Ist met at O'Clock.
candidates and other speakers will be present -
0N JJW WILSON, Chm of
nv elite Committee OF Jefferson Ward.
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PERCUSSION.

M. FINE CUrLERY-SHAIP RAz,Rs.-That great
ffieud to humanitythat oxcellent promoter of easy
shaving. by sharp Razors-M. 3. MEADoR. has Ii.
Gated himself n nder the Exchange Hotel, where
those in want. can obtain some OF the very best
Razors and cutlery. from the house of Bsgshaw,
Liverpool; and where they can have their razora
put in the most admirable order.
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DIED,

On Friday, the goth inst. Mrs JUDITH X
NEALE consort of the late James H Neaie OF
King Wilism County, Va. in the list year of her
age. .
Her funeral will take place on Sunday. the 22i
inst ct NJ from the residence of her son.in law.
MI Henry Ball on 9th street, north of Leigh. The
friencs Of the family are respectfully invited.
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N.Y. Homs MAsurAoruRn.-srMpLEs

NFALLIBLE BAKING PowDxR-The best and cheapest
prf % lratiou known for making In q few minutes
WITH yUr YEAST. and In On elegant manner light
sweet and handsome Loaf Bread, Biscuits. Batter,
Buckwbeat and other Gridde Cakes, Pudding Pies
and Pastry of every description. with O saving of
time, labor and expense
No family should be without them. as bread 10
made more speedily and better by this than apy
other method known. Give II trial.
For sale BY Druggists and Grocers generally.
JOHN w GARLICK
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
my Is Richmond. Va.
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vm- OpposIr1oH MIE1ING.-A meeting
- .,,,os;t;on Climb of Church and Union Hills
" oil; he held at spring I'D Hail. on 26th street THIS
f3ATURD .Y) Evening. at O'Clock. boH'
Will ESQ w II address tho meeting
Nv order of the President
NJ oiNIts ROBT RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
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a~ CoNr1 srED ELECrIoN.-The Com
,n;ttes on Disputed Elections will meet at the Old
Market Hall. on MONDAY, May 23d, 1859, at o'clk
Pm.
The voters is ffrson ard who voted for Super
intendent Of the Gaa Works. and whose votes have
been published as illegal, will meet the Committee
At that hour PETER W RALSTON,
2l-1t Clerk of Committee.
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Ma MEETING AT HULoHEa' s.-A rally of
nosition will be held at the I'd Street House,
US ru9 n IfuIcher's This (SATURuAY) Night. The
citv Candidates and other speak viii address the
meetipg Come one, como every body!
nv 2l-It
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ESPECIAL pIsPArcH FOR THE RICHMOND DIapArcH
PRESBY rEKIAN IN. 81 SYNOD.
LYscHBuRG, May 2o.-The United Synod OF the
New School Presby terrain church, opened here last
night with Q sermon by Rev. DR.. Read OF Richmond
To-day it fully organized by the election of Rev
Robinson, of Maysville college, Tenn, moderator
sad Rev. 1. W. K. Handy, of Portsmouth, Va.
Clerk full attendance Of delegates aud num-
bar Of visitors are present.
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HANDSOME PAINTING SONS very exduists snsci
mems Of House Painting may now be sesn br our
citizens. In the work executed by our weil.kpown
and accomplished townsman, Mr. WALrxx G. Fprr
MAN. The residsnce Of Thomas W. McCsncs rs,
corner OF Sth and Leigh stfsets and the old Harya
fsei1sncs, on CLAY street, nov owned bv John pur
cen. hsq, exhibit evidences Of skill which - Are
quite sure cannot be surpassed Mr.. Parxx An n an.
s't'ed to no small share of credit for the man vhs
sases these evidences ofhs a in in snyprofsssoa II
enus'sd 70 the highest Consideration orsvery good
iH Asn. he - nov engaged in decorstins the exte-
'ot Oh mrs. Bruces residence. on Clay street; and
from the progress already made, We can conscien-
tiousiy say it will be splendid schievement.
~ Portraits of small children and babies taken
instantaneous, BY secret chemical process effect
cd By the Artists. Rxxs . Co. lag Main st. Family
Groups. (including pct dogs and cats D taken per-
show. VIII open soon ct the Sta An GALLERY
~ The genuine double glass (Erench plate,
Pearl Amhsosyps. nsw style. - csnts to e35 Rsss
Co. oan ayrd 70 take better pictures for IS 70 20
Giants. thar the old fogy and one horse operatsrs
esn sos ops q two de)afs Facilities for taking 400
pesfsaite daily. HxDsxtsnosA artists and chsulsts
= sscA brsscs. nans . Co are nastsss u thsir.
cssmicaas me rsvsEse y he CO.'S with he mex
$4,000 and snsduostsd spssAtors. $500
ReovAeOAP-IOOe boxes SEA qnsl-
sja IAsspAvssssaE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

NJ NoTIos.-St. James Church will
be open for the usual services on SUNDAY:
my 2f-lt j PETERKIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

n5~ RHv. VIM ]. PETrIGRsw has re-
turaed to the city, and will preach in 81 camore
Meeting house. on LORDS DAY, I'D. at II o'clock
AM my 2l-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- AsorBsn LARan EurPLY or
MANfILLAei
MAET1ELAkti
ri HREEDkN FOX
DkOAD STREET,
Open thls dsy,( Thursday. 10Th May . very attrac
tive lot Of n antics amongst them some eniiretJ
ne " patterns and beautiful styles.
BURNOu6,
'-@OUdELHT8.
BEF 8S -PI uOIOMINIs.
VELVET TRIMMED MANTL.e. xas.
: DRGEDEN i FOX.
o. INF r. 2l7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-21

W. ~ Fsesst ns1lcsl cosssasies d Hesth
o..es.sss 20 os's hAssas, fossssiy u shis city
- sssessd ons q The BsarA 81 Ms1issi Hxsni.
ast.cs,ssd - 80 ~ ~ iass sstA Csss