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MKssRs. EDITORS 1t was my

49, good fortune to be listener. on THUR
DAY evening last at Leigh Street Church. on
Church Hill while the members Of the Choir and
their friends rehearspg for the Concert which
is 70 take place on Tuesday evening; and cannot
refrain from thus publicly giving EXPIRE ssion to my
qualification. lwould advise every friend of music
to attend the Concert on Tue day evening. know
they will be gratiied, and feel amply repaid every
taste is catered for in the selection aud cement
OF music The simple and untaught in musical lore
fail to be pleas tn the sweet fir side sopge,
wh lie tne mure hIguiy cultured will be re-enchanteu
with the bright conceptions of Handel and Rossini
and il there be man or woman in this community
who 70 detected and cast down. let him or her go
and hear the Tenor soio. Come not. Lord y
as sung by our we'll known and gifted towns
man, and If they be not raised Heavenward.
their case must indeed be hard one. The
object for which this Concert has been aot-
ten up is one that every good man loves to con-
tribute to. The ladies OF the sewing Society have
undertaken the education of some of their young
brethren tor the ministry; and every dollar # the
money raised will 60 that object; even if this Were
not 3d. the is richly worth double the
price that is charged. Therefore, We say go, aud
wisely invest our mite. spend profitable evening,
and aid the ladies of the Sewing eociety in their
noble work
my 23-It% ONE WHO VIII BE THERE.
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80. Te,vrtsoN WAaD. follow

e1sY. JEIFEt SON WARD. he iolio"-
ipa named persons, whose votes are contested by
.Iohn ] Fry, will please attend meetlsg OF tne
Committee on the contested election az the ola MAR
Yet X aiI. this evening at o'clock M
lie Furnett Collins. Henry / HICKS; y null,
w B-rry 81 Eogland Thos " mite, Beth
al W CoghiIl, SENT W skinner, W Erossenham, l.
iichtenstein Michael Hak, Patrick NC am. Danl
Eagan F schaffer, James Cummin gs: j. as " ursha.
Ina Pendergsss Ed McCarty. Lonis nu'ler; a
KrAtz a Lehman. Henry Lemry, W kagan, w Y
CayanaQh hugh corthey, Soloiari Jno smitt,
Jas Lilly, u sullivan, owen German, @ smitf,
NJ RanR in Thos Finney, With, II keitz, > snee-
hon. Hugh FoIay Jno Frdscuss. Jno Hews. Nj Cal
Iahan Nugh, NJ RUSSELL jacob Donelsop, &C.
hen. Jno Pagan, Jno McEyoy, Jno Duvei, Jno Nc.
kenny, Tom Booth, w II Clarke, Jno Jones, 4 Pow
eli, 20 Keefe, Berry, Kaine. Ltcas.
John Desney. Peter Craven. II Burkeet W Delon,
D McDonough, D Xavsnaugh. Martin Ryan, Joseph
Runfi 4 Balzinger, Pat McGovern. James Pagan,
PCary, O Krause, John Tearney, Barneally, b
Cabigon, Jas McCalley. Woes John Rankin.
Henry BeaiI, G Conough John McMahon James
Bigler John Caste. John Mattey. Ro Connon,
IN Mclaughlin, Thos Ginggin. James Lyse. n
Fitzpatrick. Thos Westomar, Cohen. j Xix, NJ
Lac ,rus. Thes O'Couner. Patrick Grace. eam'l P
Lombard. r Craddock. John Joyce. VIM Tyler,
I King. John Conner. Foly, simon Golfer. n
Pettis, John shahan. Timothy shohin, Berry. M
Egan, John Mahoney, q Corey. Ryan. James
Roach Pat shea, Brill, Chas Carter, Ross Camp
bell Q Blain. Il Malone. OConner, Pearce
Clark. Jno X Fletcher, Dover McCough. 4 Nes-
gle, B Papkin, John Reynolds, II j Ickroney
Mick Macon. II Cermyer, Timothy Callahsn.
my 23-lt
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The IEMccRATIo VIGILANCE

49, The lEMcoRATIo V!GILANoE
D>|a COMMITTEE for Madison Ward will III set
at TIL. mas " neelsy's Rough and heady hote.: on
SATURDAY and MONDAY nights next, 2lst and 23d
lnstan,s. at o'clock. The following are the m -m'
bers Of the committee:
SsmI Hastings. Jno Belvin, r X Blankenship.
Benz Harris. A J Dewitt, Mann Page. Chas eel.
den, j Wharton. w Writ Harrison, Jas Brooks
Jas atson, y oseley; Y sichyoy. r. G Sl
lard Geo Hslmes, Jas NJ Conway. Luck. Thos
Wheeiey, Jno Dooleys J Goodman. N Eddins'
Jno Rogers. PHI Aylstt. VIM Eost. Fl Digges,
Or Jas II Conway, Miles Amber. Jno LAWS, Dani
2 Johnson. 4 schultz. Nj eeagsTs, aopsios.
G rawlings, VIM Watson. u w Wiley, U johnson,
A Fayior, Alouis Meyer. I'm SPOTS. UT
Tucker, Alexander Shining, w Blakey, Phil
Dorniil, Edgar Macon. William Ryan. Willis III Mac
farlans, George W Yancey, David Gibson, Ed boyle.
A Williams, E PGanes, II Martin. ii II selden,
8 W Totty. W a snead. " W snead. Foster. II
Ter Foster John 6iblln. John Banton Larry Jo1e s.
N Jones John clsndening. L smith, John Har-
low K w Allen, John Harvey, I'D Mccarthy, W
A Ford. BelLis sullivan, Jas Melvin, Patrick Key
nolds West, II Starke, U BuIruss, 600 ku-
pank, j Waggoner, j . Mellon, ID Harris. Chas
rl,is, j GoOue. Larry Jones jr, John Bianton. W
w Jones. . hos Carr. Jno Williams, Turner At
kinson, B McGhee, Dennis Madison, JOS Court.
ney. A lie WIFI, Secy,
my 20-3t
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~LAIDLRY & RoByNscN's
SODA WATER,
JW. VIES'
MARBLE MANTLE WARFRnOM,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
b@STRAw FosHETs

~STRAw FosNETs
AT MANTLE DEPOT.
l ahal open on Monday
case Mode Colored Bonpets
lease Nuns Dark Bonuets
lease Nuns White, which 1 shall sell very
cheap
Ribbons. HUGHES. Flowers, Head Dresses and
Fancy Notions
Wholesale and retail. cheap, for cash only.
INDIA RUBBER PENS.
Just received and for sale, Wholesale and retail,
another lot of thu fame India Rubber Pens. Gil
soon, or you viii miss them
EZEKIEL, Mantle Depot.
nv 23-3tx SO Main street.
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THE AGENT.

Esq CoNrTsrED ELEO1IoH.-The Com
mittee en- Disputed Elections will meet at the Old
Market Hall. on MONDAY, Nay 23j, lSI9 Q, at o'clk
Pm.
TIE voters is j erson Ward, who voted Tor super
intendeut of the Gas Works. and whose votes have
been published az illegal, will meet the Committee
at that hour PETER w RALSTON,
INV 2l-Zt Clerk of Comm i.tee.
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DANIEL G. DRJaRaE1Ts, ESQ

E>IA On the 18th day of March lsst q large
and respectable b ,dy of Democrats, Of the county
of Caroline ado call upon Mr. Dejarnstte, 10 an
Iouuce himself candidate for Congress. In &c
coIdauce with that request he promptly acQuiesced
in the wishes of his fellow county men and became
q candidate to represent the Metropolitan District
in the Congress Of the United states Without any
cause whatever, with no one but Judge askie and
MIR Dejarnette in the field, and assurance that
there would be no opposition Candidate. frac.
tonal part of the Democratic party decided to rule
off Mr. DejarnetteMr Del annette has Appealed from
tho district for tkeir fufrags 1t remains for the
free and independent Democratic voters to sustain
Mr. Dtjarnett,. Let the free ard clearly expressed
wishes OF the people be ascertained They are
much better qualified sopa supcn the claims OF both
candid ates than any caucus. and now that J udge
johnson has retired let US rally to Djdrnettc. He
can de elected. my 23-lt@i hENhlCO
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RLECrIoN TIcKErs--The Dispatch Job Cfiss
Ia prepared to furnish TICK T5 for ihs approach
ing election on Thursday ct the shortest notice. ana
very low.
aTBur rouR Books AT TIE CIR PooK sToRK
where you may buy
Book aud . Gold Watch for u co
A Book and Silver Watch for 90
Book and Gold Chain for 90
A Book and Q Cola Thimble for 90
A Book aud o Cameo Pin for 90
A Book and set OF Sleeve Buttons for LOO
A Book and q Gold Lockst for 90
Book and . Gold Bracelet for LOO
A Book AVID a Gold Pencil for ! 90
Book and o Gift Book tor 90
Tbi. "a great NOV en- emit. which has for its end
the dissemination Of knowledge. BE sare 70 caii al
No So Main street, and buy Book. my 23-ot
AHMANTLE DEPOT, -
shall open this day "a "hite bareses nm
Rlack suItable for Shawis and Mantes also. osiii'
cd Ribbons for trimmings.
BARAGE MANTbEs fOh rru-v
yin. M.r..,,,es Nantes for Misses and Children,
all sizes; aiss Brilliauts NAMES ior "A"
Raplapd,. White and BUT.
looo MANTLEs FOR LADIES.
ne tho styes and at prices to suit the closet
RRZzKIEL, Mantle Depot.
50 Main street.
WATKINS RICKLEN
CANTON MATING.
IL MITE CANTON MAT7ING
"a WHITE CANTON NAT7I sG
=. RED CI4ECKLD CANT ON MATING
Also
Rich DRESS SILKS and ROBES
Beautitul DRESS GOODS
Mems and Boys' WEAK
House Furnishing GOODS
Meripo and Silk UNDERWEAR
PLANTATION GOODS. dc.
ALL NAV, and for sale low
WATKINS l. FICKLEN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN DRY doods.
Of
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sH- ARTIrIeIAL TnBTH-THR CKEo.

PLASTIC PRooEss.-G, W JONES, DENTIST. having
purchased the e1cIusipe right for the above
mode of making TEETH, and after using and test
ing it in the mort difficult cases uhere other plates
hal failed is entirely satisfied Of its absolute superb
o1itp the gold, silver and platna method can,
therefore, with confidence, recommend 1t to all who
me- desirefu partial sets Of teeth and especial
~ to such as may be dissatisfied Nth those they are
using In this process, all OF the objections to
the gold plate are removed-the suction being per
feet secures COM and stability to the it, and the
teeth being ebeded in the metal the food is exclu'
ded from upper or between them; they are, there
FORE cleaner smoother. andtn every respect better
In consequence of the perfect adaptation OF the
plate to tue mouth, and the suction thereby Sc
cured he insert one more teeth toitaout clasps
aud in all guarantee perfect and satisfactory
At.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in pari
pay. Will of course, make teeth on the old mode
or those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex
racted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Coricthian Hall. ja7-ly
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 18th inst. a. the res denee o.
the brides father. by Rev r. Willis N, WltLia N
T WOODY formerly Of Hanover. to Miss sAKAH
WKNAUfF dan ghter of John q and susan hnauH
of Herrico county Va.
On Thursdav, 18th inst. by Eldar Jno " Butter
Mr. JNO l. POWERS. TO Miss ELiLABkiH NJ"
Ell, all of this city.
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Judge Robertson has addressed a card to
'hs voters Of this Congressional district,
witndrawing his name from the canvass for
Congress, Tor reasons which, ia his iude-
ment, honor prescribes as due to his frien dis
and himself. The card is couched in the
strong, manly and candid style characteris-
nc OF The writer, one of the ablest of the
public men Of Virginia, and the soul Of
sincerity and honor.
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Tup CHIoK sRINa PIAros.-A

~ TH1 CBIOKtEINH FIASUs' Co.,
mistakable proof OF the perfection 0. .nsco
m wsies ' tse best judges give them snch ps
Hertz. Jenny Lind. strat osch. Iha.9efs host
~ n,haIs RI the same character. and though some
OF these have deservedly given favosspe chira
liz, az, wben thew have to perform before an audi
encs This AZ not only been the case In Richmond.
Init also in every other city where CplcKnInR can
be obtained. 'nA0o'
a.
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Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor;
myls njchmona Va.
E6F TIVE FAMILY JoURyAL.-A CARD

ESS> the FAMILY JoURyAL.-A GARD
Owing to the long distance intervening te'ween Tue
opposite extremi,es of the city, anc to me lar
carriers some delay aud irreeuiarity have OCCURRED
in the distribution of the FAMILY JoUhN Al
This difficulty has been much increased Dy tnecoh
tinued nclemercy of theweather
The undersigned respectfully solictis acc ordlnfiy,
'hs hind Indulgence OF his friends, ana promises
that no effort shall be spared to insure within q
short time-as soon IS proper arrangements can pa
eff .cted-the speedy removal Of all causes OF com
p,aint and a prompt and regular delivery oil the
paper. n,,n .oynm
my 21-Ss Ih1 AuhNA'
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MAHIWE INJH LLEEs II ~ CE
PORT OF RICHMOND-MAY2 81. 1859.
.~--~r------~s--.----
Htah Water this tiay (H0,.3ay) 9 O'Clock.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamship Pennsylvania Teal, Philadelphia. mdse
AMI passengers Il Tattle.
Brig May Queen, Morton, Matanzas, molasses,
Dunlop, N oncure & Co.
schr WIN Franklin. Hopkins. Warwick River.
corn, TO Captain.
schr VIM Hendren, Brooks. York River. corn.
Gretter Brent
schr Ann Cannon. NOVEL;, Charleston. lumber.
8 Robinson
Bark Marian. Smith. New York. in ballast, hax-
oil, Utenshaw Co.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke. Skinner, New York, mdZ AID
passengers, sLudlam Watson.
steamer Bevidefe. Keen, Baltimore. md2. .
British schr Emery. King. Halifax. Hour Haxsil,
Crenshsw 4 Co.
schr Robt Morris. Smith. down the river. light.
Schr Jno Griffith, Holmes, do do do
echr American star. stune do do DO
schr MeZiar Jenkins, hortOn. do do
Schr n o. CIanmer, do do DO
Schr King, Leeds, do do do
schr Lydia Ann, Weaver, do DO GO
BriS Waitham. G ark, Csrdenas, mdx, Z Wor.
than Co.
schr Del Farmer. Jackson, Washington via Port
Walthall. coal, W ID Celquitt Co.
NORFOLK. VA May 2t.-Arrived schr Geo Y Stone,
days from BaracoS. with fruit. The Baracoa
market was fully supplied with provisions. Flour
and Hii other articles impOr ed had declined.
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n@THANKs.-The Tecretary Of the

sonths%n Baptist Convention (Wm Carey Crane)
i, behalf OF the Tennessee. Kentucky aud Missis
.ippi delegations. hegs leave to return their
feignad thanks tn The Memphis and Charleston the
Missi ssippi Central, Western and Atlantic. East
Georgie and Tennesses. East Tennessee aud vir.
pin;a Virginia and Tennessee and soHthside Rail-
roads for RETURN TICKETS over their respective
roads This reduced the expense cf return tn Mis.
sissipri and Ter ts 81 ls Otba- railroads all
over the South. were equally as liberal to other
delegations. eteamhoat lines were also quite a.
gapernus Put the deleratons herein named ask
that their thanks shsll be especially rendered to
tho roads above named.
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spnCIAL norIcBs.

~-Ukios Baptist FAIR. The iaoi .,a.
- ~ r,r.t R.utist Church, the. Second Bsptist
Church and Grace street Ran.st Cnnran T an isis
a VAR and SALE at mecnanes ,hs h.neat Of
,ss MSachss,sr Baptist Church. Friends hs. lDG
ssnttfbusi,ns OF any kind for the oolect VA Az
.ban, A. their rnuventeucs during the fAtr 70 tne
iaiirs of the different tables.
a. asou tickets. - cents. -
The pubic are respectfully invited 70 siu u' "
their r a. ~ THE LADIES.
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~-gEmEMBsR WArsoN-Whitehurst's

Gallery. TT Main street-from Boston. Old D gland,
ia receiving constantly from Europe. Ssereoscopic
Views taken in England, France. Itsly, and the
Call and see them.
The best style of PHOTOGRAPHS taken by
WATSON for 81. Likewise Ambrotypes for $50
Photographs life size. colored in oil, or pastel
and copied from old Daguerreotypes and enlarged.
ap27-lm
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s P II. and from
G r BROKEN. NJ D.
General Insurance Agent. and
tag HOME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

kHT HOME MANUFACTURE--STMP
INF.LLBLg BAKING PowDHR.-The best aud cheapest
Pre- sration known for making in q few minutes.
WITHOUT YEAST, and in sn elegant manner. light.
sweet and handsome Loaf Bread. Biscuits Batter.
Buck wheat ard other Griddle Cakes, Pudding. Pies
and Pastry OF every description. with saving OF
time. labor and expense.
No family should be without them, as bread is
made more speedily aud better by this than any
other method known. Give it trial.
For sale by Druggists and Grccers generally.
JOHN w GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor;
xfahr nnv1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~A GsAND CBAsou is now offered
10 ( aood business man who has $1,000 70 invest N
an i5NJ1sfjHTt.Y PROFITABLE busipesg. II v
no humSus-but a REALLY a0oD staple article OF
trade. For particulars apply ct the Amertcsn DO
al M 4 my f5--lb~.
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- THp KsraHrs TBMpLAR FRO

p,.,or and provIdence called aud were dehkht,,
a. NJ the beautiful WRAPPING MAJ MAC tnred
AZ the Mantle Depot and purchased Tor tha. " W.
s.,e SOFT Come one come all and suppl, your
seIves 60 Main street
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49, IMPORTANT COMMITTEE MEKT-
@S>A INCA meeting of all the Ward Execu-
tive Com IN ,ttees Of the Opposition party. will be
held at the City Hall. mp stairs, en- MONDAY
night May 23d, at O'Clock. Members are request
ed to prepare their reports in full AZ this will be
the last meeting before the election. be punctusi
al
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ma LApor NuMBrR or HOUSES ~

WA IAFHE NUMBEK II HOUSEB IN
SYDNEY FOR sALv AT AUcTIoN, on TUEaD Az, the Path
May 1859 at 4 O'Clock. NJ. The particular atten-
too OF the public il respectfully called to the sale
Of q large number of handsome Tenemen' a in syf.
Dey. at the corLer of Gary street Tor Plank Road)
and laurel streets Az the reside In distsnt
State. they ar" defe-mirei to sell the foregoing
real estate WITHOUT limit reserrc Terms liberal
Sec auction head. Come one come al, to the sale.
my23 GODDIN APPERSON.
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k BURaows RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN tn Z


Has cured, and is DOW daily effecting the most
extraordinary cures OF Diseases to which humanity
is afflicted Thousands who were hitherto suffering
under the most inveterate diseases, and which were
deemed beyon the skill of medicine. have been
wonderfully restored to health, by the use of this
TIsM, SYPHILIS. Piles, DYSPEPSIA, ALI
SCROEUL0US AFFECTIONS. and for aH diseases
resulting rom tmparity Of the blood, it isunsurpass-
ed by any medicine IN medical science-
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach.
and strengthening and renovating every organ Of
diseases resulting from morbid action OF the same
such as Liver COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC,
Tas skN FkEHVa AND asG
and all other diseases which are well known to ex
ist from the above causes All that is asked is a
the incompatible efficacy OF this remarkable pre-.
paraton in curing the diseases for which it il re-
commended For particulars call and get q de.
'''''''' 'i''u'Af' 9A " B1yRRow ca,
Practical and Analy teal Chemists,
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co
DR. W Garick. Waring Pearce, and Druggists
generally. NH l-3 m
e@- 8. NJ. pkg & Co.'s PURE CATAw-
sA BRANDY.-The Ohio Catawba Brandy has for
several years past, been manufactured from the
mas obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes IT not only equals but excels the
choicest imported Brasdies. in PURIFY, QUALITY and
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR.
Read the following certificates:
WASHINGTON. d @, Nov 18th, 1883
DB CLARKE, Esq-sir: have made a chemical
anaiy sis of a sample of pure Ohio Catawbs Bran
dy. OF the manufacture OF s N Pike d Co. Cincin.
natl. and find it to be pure Wine Brandy, free
IRON adulterations or admxture of Ingredients. de-
trimentai to- health-not Fictitious liquor MADE
OF corn spirits and havoring essences; and 1t 10
well adapted. from its purity and quality, to take
the place Of French Cognac.
THOMAS ANTIsELL, NJ D,
Chemical Examiner U Patent Office.
WASHINGTON. Nov IL, 1889
we, the undersigned, having made careful ex'
Brandy. hereby recommends 1t cordially to the pub
lie as most excellent article worthy of notice and
well adapted TO medicinal uses where q superior
and genuine Brandy is required.
CORNELIUS BOYLE, VI d,
A j SENMxs, VI D..
AIPo- sale by PETERSON
wholesale Druggist. l55 Main street
sole agent for Rich<nend, Va
ap l9-d2m4cwIm
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THE VERY LATEHT FROM EUROPE.

ST. JoHNs. May 2o-The City Of Baltimore .ouGI =
ed at Queenstown on the 18th, and founo tne'e ~.
day. and Also Turin teIesrsphio dates Of the i'm.
The Austrians had ceased their resroei1a -
movements. and were re-crossiug the sesia 10
haste. N.noIao,
a, Gsnoa The EN- ueror sailed from Marseilles on
Wed nesday afternoon, and expect" to be 10 Milan
sefore the LIST OF June. ,s.,,.u, Az
The Prussian brig Triton bad aceioen'aiiy OK
ploded. killing and wounding 81 persons. -,
q war footing.
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% VALUABLE PRIVATE CwsLIING
and vacant Lot to be Fold at Auction this dsy!-The
particular attention of the public is respectfully
called TO the sale of Mr. Vim Crsnshaws valua-
BILE residence and vacant lot 10 take place this af
ternoon. at "a O'clock. Zee auction head for fur
my 2s-lt GOppIN L APPERsoN. Aucts.
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AssicAs ossicsRs 30 0ssssvs sHs WAa n
wctArss yisgisisas, ool ssspsos. Capt @
49,. sse Hasn't Pegrsms Of the Army. hays
49,. o.us'ea ~ the v. q. oessssnsst 20 ssrdiais
sAom. ssssr insornstios from The. ssrasgl.
a.,is. .n - Witnessed 10 that tsrritory 10. :
Oo-m,...a ~ aeaias to thoss of the America
ssssdsty. ~ 'ss osiass % the
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEXTCO-$2
0nN 600 EN- ROUTE TO NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 20 The steamer CoatZacoalcos
10 below, with San Francisco dates of the 5th in
slant
The steamers Golden Gate and Orizsba had left
with 81 400 900 In treasure, of which $2,000,0 oo
was for New York.
Business was dull at San Francisco, but the mar
kets generally unchanged.
Mining was favorable.
Arrived at Sau Francisco ships Northern Chief,
from New York, and Henry Hastings, from Bos-
ton.
The ship Reindeer, from China for Boston, was
wrecked Que hundred miles nth OF Manila The
ship and cargo total loss.
The dates from Minatitlan are to the 18th inst.
Mejia had been defeated by tho constitutional
lists.
Both parties were inactive for want of funds.
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a .@ TIE PKUPhIETUR
:&&R fsd 5Ha sso sssk III
WAN AMBURGH Il CO.'S
GRAND
Geological and Eques-

GhAND
GEOLOGICAL and Eques-
trian Company,
viii exhibit at Richmond on
VIZ 'A FRIDzY. SATURDAY, and MONDAY
May goth, 21st, and 23d, 1859
Perfsr aing Deus. Baggage Wagons. Richly Mount
ed Harness, and Costly rrappings.
pHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND,
will lead the
MAGNIFICENT CORTEGE
In BRILLIANT PROCESSION,
through the principal streets-entering the city
at 10 O'Clock. A NJ, on FRIDAY.
Every citizen should witness this Brilliant Dis
play, got up at an expense of over
Forty Thousand DoIIarsi
VAN AMBURGHs
TRAINED LIONS, ROYAL AND BRAZILIAN II.
GERS, AFRICAN, AsIATIC AND BLACK
LEOPARDS,
PERFORMED By -HE ISTaEPrD A
Prof l. N G w II r HY.
THE WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES of the
'-'D'''' TIPPoo sAIB,
under the direction of the accomplished FRANK
ia In organizing the EQUESTRIAN COMPA-
and enterprise when catering for the amusement
OF the 81
and have concentrated In ore BRILLIANT CON-
STELLATION. a hest of
FRENCH,
ENGLISH, AND
AMERICAN
STARSi!
Each standing pre-en inent in their particular
sphere of action.
THE TRICK DOGSi
RIDING M0NKIESii
EDUCATED PONIES r
DR. THAYER'S QUADRUPEDAL WONDERS,
THE ACTING MULES!!
And the best Stud of RING HORSES in the world .
DIR. J. L. THAYER,
The Great American Clown and
NAT AUSTIN,
The Erglish Performing Clown
will enliven each Enter TANNER mt with ehaste orig
nal jokes, songs. stories and witicisms.
~ ADMISSION FIFTY CENTs-Cbildren ard
Servants rs cents.
NJ For particular description of the several
Performances, see bills. pietorisls, &c
So Doors open at and O'clock. Nj.
my 7-Ht CT WHEELER, Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-23

SALE OF A RAILROAD
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May % The La Crosse and
Milwaukee railroad was sold to- day by trustees for
over 81 SOC, 900.