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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19

No man can tell whether he is rich or poor
by turning to his ledger. II is the beart
that makes q man rich. Heis rich or poor,
according to whath is, mot according to what
he has
A sensible down cast" female is decidedly
opposed to the interference Of women with
politics. She po;Itedly asks.;" IL men can't
do the voting anaSiake care of the country,
what is the use Of them %
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19

Mrs. PAHTINCToS thinks that old Mothcr
Ocean is no better than she ought To he, OF
else she would not allow the A;lantic Cable
to lay in her bosom.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19

Ir was the keofWcllington who said
'' Let the first turn in the morning be Il
turnout
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19

When sickness racks my fceblc frame, ?
And grief distracts my iovered brain,
Who synpathiscs with my pain
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19

IL Sy HAT IS DEAFli,---A French chemist
giving definition of death, says "You
not die, you only change your state of
sgegation: IL is true, your nitrogen,
your hydrogen, and your carbonate otpar
a'tej they are distributed through the at
naesphefe, peretyatc plants and animals,
etsare absorbed BY The earth; but as no
atbln pefishss, you continue to exist the
saly difference is, that you find yourself
kess eed to 4 leerc simple expression ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19

Ortion Of the swamps in Flor
be capable of producing FIVE
Bushels of frogs to the acre, with
Iels enough for fencing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

a- HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-We have al
ready noticed the announcement made by
Mr.. DICKENS of the discontinuance of
"Household Words" and the counter an
nounCement of Messrs. BRADBURY Il EVANS,
publishers, that that work would not be
discontinued. A London letter, abiding
to the legal proceedings on the subject says:
You may expect further applications to the
Courts of Equity the subject of Household
Words, and tho respective rights of the partners
to that publication. Mr.. Dickens, whose connecs
tion with tho Household Words does not expire un.
til towards the end of May, is about to bring out
his new serial at the close of this month. One
would suppose him likely to prove rather a hard
stepfather TO the elder bantling while the new
child Is craving for support / am told that the
reduction in the value OF Household Words, from
the step taken by MIR. Dickens, has been cslcula.
ted at $4,000. The serial, copyright, back stock,
stereotypes, &c, was valued at 100000 some six
months before MIR. Dickens so strangely ANNOUNCE
ed the discontnuance OF a publication in which
be was only partner, and since that announce
men4 tho valuation of sc, 600 has been put upou
it. This shows that the professional valuers, at
least, do not share the extra Judicial opinion Of the
Master Of tho Rolls, that the value Household Words
would die with Mr.. Dickeus's retirement from its
editorship. Ipresume that sale of the property
Can only be effected under q decree of the court,
and that powers will probably be sought to pro-
vide for the efficient conduct of the journal dur
ing the interval that will elapse between tho ap.
pearance OF the first number of Mr.. Dickens's
new serial and the termination of his editorial
connection with the old one.
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Tar Fam ,r rHs MxoHANIcs'

TIM FAM IT TIE ~ ~ 49, =
D INSTITUTE Having visited tn me-. fs ~ = y
tha Mechan'cs Institute, held By tne Lsnss vaii
Itiers Church, cannot refrsin lrom pscs,srs in
holy cause Who forget fatigue. pains ssDnssn 3
promote the glcry OF God in procuring w rds"1 "a
securing the deceucy Of worship, ana h.ttsr al
lief to misery. have never see9 % c;s,rsns. The
number Of articles exhibited snrpsss ali ency
tions The neatness and taste OF the 1ngen.ot c.}i
work Displayed and their skilfui arr
forth the admiration Of ALL ATT anu ars.ss choice
susra,nSs, coored and Plain beantiu S' team
st Ezabeth; and the burning Of the ~ M an
or Austria from descriptions given OF Pa .;,vsy
snd n,s;ad ware cast silvery sheen over the Hal.
and he ineeniou. and delicate handiwork OF the "a
dies such as embroidered piano ana tanie ,aa
&c elicit the ptaiae ofa Add TO these whcu
themselvss 10 The palate. and we have q most In
Wiling department 70 attract the mere 1Snng nt:
gent ladies' who attend the tables spaIe W nj
tions to render their enterprise successfni. Inc
scene IL enliyened by the ine music Of the Armory
Band. The fair Ia creditable to the Lepn.auon ~
the city. who has gone will go-who has n9f muse
20. [my ll-ltI sieIiVn.
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slDEsIRABLE RESIDENCE Poa SALa.-We Invite
attention to the that the residence Of
Mr. White, on Church Hill. is to be sold at auc
tion ON the 18th inst, under q decd Of trust. The
house was built entirely by Mr. White, for his own
use In the very best manner. without any regard
to expense and cost noarly $4,000. without the lot
he has put several additions to it since The same
style of dwelling could net be bailt at this time for
any less sum. With small outlay upon the yard.
the place can be made even more attractive and
beautiful than it now is; the location being among
the most desirable in the city. The house is sur
rounded by horse chestnut trees, which take years
to grow to any sze. Citizens of Richmond, or 9th.
ers in want of good house should attend the SALE
and bid literally such places are seldom oe red
for sale, my ll-6t
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The Neutra, Rights Question

The probable effect of European war
upon the interests of the United States nat
urally becomes subject of newspaper dis
cussion. That it would be beneficial by
producing a new demand for our exportable
commodities, and especially grain, and
provide new employment for our merchnnt
shipping, there can be no doubt; whilst.
on the other hand, it might give rise to
some delicate and troublesome political
questions, a. regards the neutral rights of
the United States. A Washington cores
pondent OF the New York Journal of Com.
"erce reminds the public that ON the occpr.
renee Of the late war between Russia. on IN.
one hand, and France, Great Britain and
Sardinia, on the other, the question Of men :
trail rights came up at once, and. dur;na
the progress of the war, the old pretensions
OF extreme belligerent right on The part .,
Great Britain were suspended, but not re-
linauished. That suspension, on the mart
OF England, was induced by The considera-
tl2n, partly, that ii happened, for the time
bsl1A lo be for h interest, and partly ont
g dA9eh<e II France. So, for these reasons
seklah( SIfska.ijY declared that for the
SsNA EHVnH,XX,, '""'t 'o' TIC
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MECHANICS HALL.
Third Week-Continued Success
OF THE
RUSSIAN WAR,
AND
rA1Y, OF AE a TnpnT

FAIL OF sEBAE TOPOLI
OPEN EVERY NIGhTI
Lately exhibited in Baltimore and Philadslphia to
10000 persons, and In Washington to the
entire population.
This ia a Colossal DioraInic Panorama, illustrating
all the most i'm portant tire late Russian ar
Iomit commencement to its close. The re presAn-
tations embrace Grand MILITARY and NAVAL Re-
yIkwS. BATTLES, SLICES, BonB4RpNENTs, BURNING
Giles: TERRIFIC sioEAs on AND AND SRA, &c., as.
" heightened by the union of CHEMISTRY ard the
most ELABORATE MACHINERY, producing effects never
before attempted in Panoramic exhibitions.
$4,000 sQUARE FEET OF CANVAS,
Commencing with her Majesty, Queen Victoria, Re.
hsT ff PIHs 4 af sPT rs
s,, ,sr, RPEsTRUTIqN OF THE PORTS; &c. 4e:
slLlsrRlA' 80 g lhk &fSRkS DEPENDED BY
EMBARoATIoN OF InE FRENCH TROOPS
cRoNsrArr po sHoI SSAEA1si Ro..Rsu,p
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT YARNA.
GRAND cH.R BAFT aF T q AIM khiIrsY ou.p,0
UP THE HEIGHTS OF ALMA!
BALACLAVA-CApE CHEERS NssE.
e9y and r5iSE q she Ssreer q
BATTLE Ed az 'k a C;
DREADFUL TORNADO ON LAND AL SKA
BATTLE OF INK ERMANN!
GRAND CHANGING sCENKl
BoMsAkDMEsT AND Spo D9GssTRucrIoN OF
1" Admission Is cents. Reserved seats so cents
~ No half price for children,
~ Admission for Colored Persons 10 Gallery, rs
cents.
NorIcs Parties can secure any particular seat ny
apply ing at the Hall from 10 till II o'clock, A. NJ
and till 4, p. NJ.
a4- Doors open at TITO commence at s o'c,ock,
Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
at O'Clock. sp Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

A GHosrLY PRocRssIoN-The Sons Of Malta in
Louisville, turned out 10 procession at midnight
last week. The Journal says: "Long files of
brethren clad in gowns and cows; banners of the
order; the appropriate symbols of the Maltese
Cross; knights in armor; heraias ia tabards with
pennoned trumpets; patriarchs clad In religious
vestments; the Grand Council Of Ten; and the
glare of numerous torches made the scene very
impressive, while fall band played the midnight
march of the order, which had been to Malta
what the Marsel,aise is to France. The lateness
of the hour prevents full description of this
mystic array of cowls and helmets, but it was
very imposing, and attracted crowds Of spectators
at every available point"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

WOMAN AS A FARMER.-We learn from a South
ern paper that the most extensive plantation in
Louisiana Ia managed bya woman-Mrs. A. f.
Flint. During the last year she raised 800 hogs
heads of molasses, aud 400 bales of cotton,-the
largest crop produced on any plantation in that
State. If the women can beat us in farming, what
can't they do, when there is a will.
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MARINH IHrHLLI0HMCn
PORT or RIOHMOND-MAY 10. 1859.
Hirh Mater tAis day (Wednesday) IL o'clocs.

ARRIVED,
Ship Trenton, Capt Tbampeon, from Liverpool
ga March, with salt to L Workman oo' anu iion'
to order.
SAILED,
Steamship JamestoYn. Parrish, New York, mdse
and psssepRe Lud!An Watson.
steamer g co Peabed y Pritchett. Baltimore mdss.
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell. Phiiadei'
phia, mdse and passengers, h X TuttIe
(Br) echr Midway Belle. Morine, HALIFAX. nour I,
Woulble Claiborne. 49,
Schr NJ Partridge. Galsgsn, do 90 90
Schr Oircassian. Hatch, DO DO 90
echr Jos Francis, Hicks, do 90 90
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FAMILY JOURNAL.

Il GREAT NUMBER.
: oT PSTLINE so OR THE SECRETS OF THE
CHATEAU; thrilling Romance; by Alexander
Dumas; translated especially for this journal and
beautifully llustrated-commences in this number.
N B This exciting and startling romance is fnlly
equal to "Monte Christie or the Memoirs OF Ply
sician." by the same anthor.
H. NY FIRST CASE; @ Leaf from Councillors
Note Book: by John Williams; an interesting story
III EDITORIALS; !. Can the south support
Literary paper! 2. The Harper's Ferry Armory.
3. War in Europa.
y: ERIT 70 E s. T a Iyv
VI REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS
VII NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
VII LITERARY LNTELLIGENCE.
r GEORGE STERLING. OR A HUTSBANUS
VENGEANCE; an intensely interesting story; by
Percy 1arnett, ESQ; written expressly for the Fa
Al DIED FOR LOYE; pathetic sketch; trans
lated from French of Chas Nodier for the Family
Journal by Delta
XII A STORM AT SEA.
-FIfL "A Message from the Dead" thrilling
NV ls9' IdD l1' PoR7FoLIo filled with charm
ing letters from the Fair Sex
~. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENCE
XVI ORIGINAL POETRY
XVI QUILLS AND SCISSORS, Odds and Ends,
81 Now is the time to subscribe to Family.
Southern Literary paper. The Proprietors respect
fully solicit comparison with the papers published
North of Mason aud Dixons Line. They feel assured
the universal verdict will be- that Tbs FAMILY JOUR-
NAL is equal to any of them.
subscription. co per annum.
To be had in Richmond at T. Smith, Main st.
W II Jarvis. Broad street. w Evans, Pearl street,
WILLIAMS l. MOORE,
ia West Baltimore street,
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-BAxrR's PREMIUM B1rrnss hav,

ace and hear daily Of persons that have used them
ana Recommending them % Others as i n we're the
tention OF merchants ordering goods from the city
to be mindful Of BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERs 40
ron viii never lose customer after they ba,s once
triad them II has performed more remarkable cures
than any medicine ever discovered. 1t can Dc Used
By All ssxe. with perfect safety Being pTrnHIJ veg
ala Colds Con chs Cboljc Nervous Affections. Gen
srai Debility. xgue ard Fever, and Nervous Head
ache as thousands Of certificates have Already bsen
for the above complaints You can be supplied ~
all the principal Druggists In the city Of hisnmone,
and elaeMhe In Xirgnta and North Oarollna.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

Al Belisrads. pittyysnia county 81 = IacSsd,sk
May ID, 1859. by Rev Q Chspltn; mr ~ saMeS
youngest daughter of the late Oh SAsnaniei )" "
son.
On the sth Instant, by Elder John n Butler, ~.
JAMke DICKINSON, to Miss MANY DioNiS
Ann All of this CITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

81 REEFS Co.'s new style OF pictures are pro-
nounced by critics and others to be the best of
any taken In the city They beautifully coored,
clear in chemical effect. and natural in position
Beware of buuglers and old fogies in the art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

Mr.. Sickes 10 reported staying very quietly
at the residence of his friend, Capt. Wiley, in
Washington.
The frost has cut eff the champagne crop Of
this year In France to ono-eighth. 1t is not pro-
bable however, that that quantity of so called
champagne will diminish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

THE PATIENT AND LONG SUFFERING MEN "A
husbands idea of Gan attempt to ppsvoke a
breach OF the peace" was recently explained in a
Cincinnati police court, by the statement that his
jealous wife struck him three times on the head
With Q stool, knocked him down twice, and thre "
pauful of dirty water in his face; when he enc
deavored to explain, che hit him with skillet,
and damaged his countenance very severely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

81 RERs h Co.'s sTEAA GALLERY. l39 Main st.
Portraits, rs cents to S25 The largest and best
ranged Photographic Gallery in the State. Pacili.
ties for taking 400 portraits daily.
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ePRUfAL NOTICES.

-. GRDAr ExoTTIMHHT - BIZ TILE
axApH--wATSON.77 Main strest. Whitehursts Old
Gallery has received. By the Europa. stereoscogic
Views taken IL ENGLAND, France. Italy, and the
Holy Land. cf Landscapes. Groups aud efafusrys--
fhs hest styie of PHOTOGRAPHS taken By
WATRON for a. Likewise Ambrotype for 35c. .
photograph life size, colored. in oil, or patel
and ccped from old Deguerre0ty PES and enlarged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

DOMESTIC WoMAN.-The Vevay Und) News
gives an account OF lady who visited that town
for the first time Cd Thursday last, though she has
been living within four miles of it As year,; nor
has she ever visited any other town, city or viii
laEe.
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DIED.

On TUESDAY. 10th of May. WAITER FLOYD. son
of Benjamin Y. and Ellen Cocke-aged years.
Tho frienda and acquaintanCss of the family are
renuestsd 10 attend his funeral, from hts fathers
residence corner of and 2)ih Streets to-day (May
I1 at o'clock, p. M.
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FnuR YEARS, ExpnR1Eacs WITH

~ Four YEARS EXPERIENCES WITH
HAN REsroRArIvEs The follo~iog letter from .
gentleman long and favorably known In Boston and
ycinity who has bad most favorable opportunities
OF no,cino Of what he writes will We are sure salts
fy the most credulous: 900
. WALrHAM. Mass. January 20. 1859.
MKssRs w E BAGAN 4 Co Gents-I have Been
selling HEIMSTREET'S "Lntmftdbte HAIR fEsTo
PATIvR, for three or four years, Nth good Sdf,QGc
lin, and success have tried varic other articles
in the market, pages. Pockards. Avery'sWoods,
&c ) but yours has the decided preference among
thcm ALL I have neper besitated TO recommend 1t
for all it claims to do Several ladies' OF our town
who had been wearing false hair for seuerdt gears
have laid il aside and now have fuu and htTnrtdnt
head of hair of original shade and color produced by
using two or three bottles of your article; and when
by some means they have been induced to try some
thing else. palued upon them as being superior
they have almost inrariblV returned to the use OF
yonr Hair Coloring gain. as the only mer,tort0ns
and reliable article Ia usendinR 1t Is tottfe drtt
Gle az cheap as any of the Hair Oils or Washes with
which the market Is flooded
am yours very truly,
Remember, that these unparalleled results were
produced by HEtMSTREErS InimitdJle, the ORR.
oinnt and only reliable article in use.
Sold every where Price SOC bottle.
w < HAGAN co Proprietors.
Troy. New York.
N FISHER 4 WINSTON, Agents, Richmond.
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~BICHMOND THEATRE.

~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
Another New Piece(
Another New Piece) Tonight
inns W GLADSTANE
as MRS W G GLADsTANE
Agnes de Vere,o
Agnes lie Vere.) in the beautiful play of
"A WIFES REVENGE
with IA WtfE'S REVENGE.
OUR EASTERN SHORE COUSIN.
OUR EASTERN SHORE COUSIN.
local Scenes,
Wit,
HGmor,
Songs.
Duets.
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NORFOLK AFFAIRS.


CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH |
NORFOLK, May 9th, 1859.
The first cargo of corn through the Chesapeake
and Albemarle Canal, arrived here Saturday morn
ing from North Carolina, and was sold before
touching the wharf Our merchants are indebted
to the energy Of Marshall Parks, Esq, citissn of
Norfolk, for the completion of this important i'm.
provement, which 10 to garner the grain of large
portion of the old North State in the warehous es
of our merchants.
The mass meeting of the Opposition party takes
place tonight, when they are expected to make
their nomination for tho House OF Delegates.
Governor Wise left here to-day on the Peters.
burg train for Richmond.
pic mic party to lake Drummond was upset on
the "raging canaWF' on Saturday last, and barely
escaped with their lives.
The Councils are still hammering at the school
ordinance, therefore 1t is yet In an unsettled
state.
Hog fsh spots, trout, round-heads and sheep.
heads, are becoming plentiful in our market, and
are selling at reasonable prices. PERCUSSION.
NEW U. s. NAVAL ESGINEERs.-Ths following
gentlemen, having passed the usual examination
have been warranted Is third assistant engineers
10 the navy of the United States. They are uum.
bered in the order in which they severally passed
the examination:
l. Thomas S. Cunningham, Harrisburg, Pa: 2
Henry W Fitch. Fairhsven, Mass; VIM Il Bad
lam, Boston, Mass; John Ropp, Philadelphia, Pa;
5 Robert Harris. Washington, d c. 6 Clark
Fisher, Trenton, N j; William Musgrave, Phia,
deipha, Pa George d Edmons, New York CITY: o
Edward Farmer, Boston, Mass; 10 Zsphaniah Tai.
bot, Washington, c; II James Morrison, Balti-
more, Md; IL Thomas II Dukeart, Baltimore Md:
Is Lewis Allen, Baltimore, Md; IA James Plum,
kett, Wilmington, Del; Is VIM Philips, Wash.
ington, c; 16 Isaac Finney, Harrisburg, Pa; II
Henry Wright, Norfolk, We; Is John Il McRay,
New York city; 10 Benjamin Cavanaugb, Wash.
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:. dooD LAw.-In the case Of Captain pend,eton.
s1e cmcrs uho 90 cruelty used his crew, the Judge
charged the jury that, 10 cases who're the lssh
a.sa 90 TOE high seas. Congress having theu~h,
proper to sooiish corporesl punish tmalics a.
% presumed. The right Interpretation Of I shs
or. o az Gs tns. i vas Intended to sai
lng, enfing and Knocking down win ~. AZ .,cSs
, I haadspike are acts Just a. maIcIous and n.
'ss' - they are brutal and unnecessary. -~ -
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- AMnETIsa CT The DEMOCRATIC
~ CLUE of Sidney and Oregon Hill. Will be
held this (WEDNEsDAY) evening at Mr. Patter-
son's. on Oregon Hill. Cnastain White and X A
Mayo. Esars are expected TO address the meeting
The Opposition candidates for the eenate ana house
Arrangement. will be made for fair discussion. By
order Of the Chairman OF the Elk Com.
''N0' KM DUNNAVANT,
NV II -us Sec Ex Committee.
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~ spsoIAL NorroE. The attention

OF Printers Ia respectfully requested TO the sale OF
the Printing Office and Stock of over 50 varieties OF
TYNE. for plain, fancy and ornamental Uniting 20.
Qether with excellent Ruggles late Patent Ma
chine Job Press of Hoes Card Presses, and others
ali in good order to take place In Isles Bnilding,
corner Main and 18th streets this day. at 10 O'Clock.
ntyIf K COOK, Auctionoer.
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PROSPECT FOR TEE NEXT VINTAGE OF BRANDY

PROSPECT FOR TEE NEXT VINTAGE OF BRANDY -
letter received per Niagara, dated La Rochelle,
April 20, says:
Since we last had this pleasure, our brandy
market has been much excited, by the news that
q severe frost during tho night of the I'd instant
bad greatly damaged the vines In our neighbcr.
hood Although there has been some real dam.
age on cur coast, where the crops are always in
advance Of those in the interior countries, 1t has
oeen since ascertaiued that the loss would not be
~ was feared from the first reports. 1t 10
certain fact, however, that we are to pass very
crn'cA. moment, and it will not be until the end
o' ne4t month that We shall be free from all al.
prenensions on the subject-Boston Ee,
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- ANNUAL MEETINa.-The next
& Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac BAIL
road Company, will be held in the depot OF the coH.
pauy, in the city Of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY.
the LIST of June next, at IL O'Clock, NJ
my3 OW MACMURDO. Tr.
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~ VIZ are authorized to announce
RICR'D L. JONES the Opposition Candidate to rep
resent the county of Chesterfield in the Legislature
of Virginia
nv 9-ec5ts MANY VOTERS.
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New YoRK IrALIAr,-Tha Ma

NV YORK IrAliASs.-The war news from En-.
European exies in New York. esnecis,1x Tn 1,as
iiaas, who believe (rsther crsduiously. perhsns :,
thas the day Of regeneration IL At ls.i shams -
dawn upon their unhappy country Since the srs IT
hsasang g Of me spproseniog conhct 10 January
says, have been preparing to give up their hn.;'
ness and leave for their old homes Many OF ths.,
have already gone, and many more will undonht.
edly go TO take . hand 10 settling the ancient
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RLACK LACE MAN L Is 8 AND
rOiNTS--CHAS GWATKIN 10 opening this
inosOtng some really choice Lssa Nantes and BLACK
TRAN earlier prices. Buyers are respectfully invf
t; 70 call aud see them ~ thsy will be for sale
snis morning. CakS 4 GWATKIN.
my Il-u OppOaite Exchange Bank.
DlvIDEND NOTlCE-ExCH A N u =
HOTEL The Board Of Directors OF tho Ex.
change Hotel Company have declared . dividend OF
three per cent on the capital stock Of said Company
payable on demand 70 the Once OF Henry @ Cannon,
HOB ACn L KENT President
Hsasy @ CAxxon, Ssc'y. my li-4t