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REV. DIR. CAHlLL'S LECTURE
~ FOR THE ORPHANS.-At the CA
THEDRAL, on SUNDAY EVENING. this dis
tinguished preacher will give discourse for the
benefit of the Orphans of st. Joseph's Asylum,
fifty two in number.
Price of admission, 50 cents, and for children Is
cents. Lecture to commence at O'Clock.
nv lJ-1t
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BUCHANAN CLUB.-The meeting
~ and dinner of the members Of BUCHAN-
ANS CLUB is postponed until SATU RDAl ne xt,
18th dav of May, at the Central Fair Grounds.
my l9-n*
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"a Powers Gallery,

nPeWefs' Gallery,
ISL MAIN STREET, NEAR 18TH.
PEA RI AMBROTYPES, the best in tho CITY.
whore you get the same size AmbrOtype for FIFTY
CENTS that all others charge o. for. .......
Don't forget that it is POWERS that charges
only 20 cents for the dollar size Ambrotype.
Pow Frs also supplies operators with stock, ap-
paratus. l. o., at New York prices. my 18-3ts
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gold tramedi double n E-GIAsS. The hsder
will Be regarded y: by leaving it at this 'i''e
-oer,H IS REWARD.-sTRAYEp, from tho
the 10Th 'p pa So ss snI 1sa saved
The , iss reward wall be PAID d e
~aErk .Sr&AY COW.-stIays.d, from i h,y
~ sidence, on Main street. he, wsam ts.,.
SEv sSS A un% On good crde No MARKS
recoscted and the owner is updcr the ,Mp, shs
that she hs; no white spots "a ae' "A, resdsnce
a. ab'vs lmy is-ssl WIN. +. SIN ' As :,
I OxT--Cn "Wednesday. 9th Nav. somewhere IN
l. the city. my Pocket BOOK. snn,,saB Bank
S Ss,.a No. J.s , ISL e ioi
snme Other vauapie papers. and sbona III ei,vs
noney. viii pay suitable reward lot W. "'
~ At tie n,.s.s::A o'i''e' rHos DAVIS.
I OsT OR riisCAP klED;. -e s,. ISssSsS s
IL 9Th inst. mailed TO Vm; T. Sm n,.,ss AND
Ws.ssSsstSSa cay. ~ - u s S No. So. ISSUED to
Lucv Haisiep, widow. &C., Fuv anna coan ..S, ,cs
which Warrant has tailed to ssaSa ''' ''''e'
hnd "s..cr. are hersb, csut,oned assnst eay,ss
said Warrant: ~ cavcat will b hs" u" ~"
per olsSe . ~ "asA'hs'0n' GEORGE BAGY:
n .. n4W An p; -Str.yed s IVA ha,s.s
s's fsoT %y s!oa as'd Ave Ie y ,sss: oid
i INTO .. s Nat ma, sss him. : POWERS.
6lE NOTATION IEAlS ~ On s ,s.s.
"a !. EACH syESsY 9Ests. SSS!s as ~ I.
Is: &; i: ss: "a Is s;; Il AsssrH
espsuatendsns Of Tsa13sSG. e.3I
os'~. Res f;sSI SssnN IA, r ill., ii iSs
a HEXDQ' RS nth REG: a.. M y. ~
| II kicDNoNps MAY ~
0Genersl O!SeI Ne. y; a. o,,,sr., No. !. Il.
ist, q Shedlsaee e SFisss Sc 81 y this ksswsas
| q - Guy Hall. ~ O'Clock =
% !. r !; ::Is 81 : III =
,.,s,s: sss6 q s = 5 e AaIs'aa' On ~
tssIsssssl ss.x u. .: N, x g 3
s. i sh siils'n. ~
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g. j. Asssss. zssSs 12I1 ~ ~
TSSsvz aEARs1 Sysy3 x.v5sFeAt'
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WANTS,

WANTED-A WET NURSE. to take charge
son preferred. Apply at this office. lmyp-ts
lWANTED-,AUTOGRAPIlS-J. W. RAN
Letters Or Of sASio.I, sRs,'
son, Madison, Henry. Randolph Of Roanoke o1 ~
High prices paid for rare works All KIND. os ga
books taken IN exohanse for new Buyers Of rare
larger assortment than any where else IN the sonth
e!n States, and very few better in the NortEsrn
cities my 1s-3t
WANrED-Twentyo or thirty LABORERs. to
Brewery, east Of Church Hill. Wares siIad yer
'1 ~; l ADs;!. to 3 On HI Il. s%SF s1;.
two Children i've sa and iTse
Lea 70 inc on All as' T.. Of
my l8-ts
w NEGRO about Is years s' od aea On,
from the country preferred. No objection to one
with child fro" 4'' is'fs "a aAc AGgly 6 n
my ls-lw Near EXCHANGE Hotel.
WANTED-.S2,OOo CAPITALISTS
w An active. ind4strious mechanic in Rich
as a,rny. Ne,th.' orsr Sos1 Icpi@n% a ' ysar.
for the want Of proper machinery--would pay 4
sSsd o. ss partner
ma, Members OF the Southern Rights Assoc,a-
ton please notice. myH -a'
WANTED-A woman who can come well
shd as Sua ssfs'ny a. ss
Main m1 ' street office Of the City Savings Bank.
WANTED-A Ioung man who has had several
w years experiences as a Prescription CLERK,
who also ,not"Gsh D55ussa scns need az
dress BOX 6l6" my ls-6t
WANTED-lOO pounds, of Damask ROSE
" Leaves '''''F'S 5oh n sFcSi''i sao,
my l5-ts Druggists
WANT ED-Every gentleman who has CLOTH
w ING TO SCOuR, to call and see the beaut-
| ful work at KINGS, on 10th street: There II -
| that Old Clothing are made to look like new. Go
to KINGS and try him. my I'm
WANTED-A PARTNER in the GROCERY
with moderate capital. who IS a good accountant
and willing to take an active interest n business
Fa.
Satisfactory reference given and required
WANTED.,FIFTY HANDS, TO work on the
w Fayettcville and Coalhelds r A. |. ROAD.
in North Carolina. For good hands, will pay
from Vi Is to 81 50 per day. Board 10 per month
The Of Which h ,s s1ad runs sss
vile, G. Those who desire to coma, would do
"s sp 80 DIM dim VI "'' HENRY SAUNDERS.
WANTEp-sTORE- Main street, between
w 18th and lAth ats. A liberal rent will be gwen
| for a good location. Inquire at Dispatch once.
Possession wanted as soon a. possible
ap Ats
lXTANTED.-I wish 10 purchase = good COON.
w For such am willing tn pay good price.
ap Its A. ANTONI. st. Nicholas Saloon.
WTANTED--A good OPERATOR on Wheeler
w Il Wilson's Sewing Machine.
| M lots CHILES 4 CHENERY.
| XNANTED-2,0c0 doz. ChamPagne BOTTLES
| w wanted by DUDLEY X Co,
| mhl3-ts 70 Maiu st.
| w commercial the manufacture Of TRUNKS,
| CARPET-BAGS, and VALICES at No. "a, Nam
| street, Richmond, where they can find beautiful
| Of everv style, at prices ss low as they can 10
houg ht in the Northern cities. both at wholesale
| and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made TO
order. at the shortest NOTICE. o,,.
de I8-6m JANE kNOIIS.
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- PROVIDENCE PERMITTING,
~ Rev. A. b. CABANISS will preach IN
Sycamore Church, TOMORROW, Lords Dsv,)
at IL ~ o'clock A. NJ. NY l9-I@
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H. Second Splendid supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS!
ID u Z L, II Il NJ 4. IL "

- BRO1D STREET,
Open To- DAY, and throughout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMMER DRY GOODS,
bought during the past week at UNPRECEDENT-
ED LOW PRICES.
Our assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before. A
very large stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
with complete assortment Of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and are determined to
offer every lnducement to bnyers, both at w HOLE
SALE and RE TAIL. BREEDEN FOX,
ap24-lm,2p) 2l7 Broad street.
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Court LIFR.-The following announcement,
hardly agreeable to the feelings of the lady
named, is from the London Gazette, of May l
"LoRD CHAMBERLAIN's OFFICE, April Is.
"Notice is hereby given; that the presenta-
TVS Drawing Room, on Saturday, the oath of
March last, took place through inadvertance.' -
Mrs. Stewart was presented by the Countess
of Fife but what has caused the above an
nouncement is not known.
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LOST AND srRAYED

CTOLEN-Whila engaged in lighting the rms.
- Baptist Church last sht THURSDAY I'm .,s me
Church. NV FREE PAPkRS were In the pocket
Of the coat Will whoever took the coat 8,sasS
return these papers to me through the -o'hce
,~y io--ats WILLIAM BROWN.
I OST-On NJ ain street, on the 9Th INST, betwsen u
II Thos. n. Prices and Elicit Wslase :, =
gold framed double EY E-GLASS. Inc hhuoi
will be rewarded by leaving It at tins Once
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MARINE INTnLIIoHNCB.
City Peint, May 18th, 1860.

City Psint, May 18th, 1860.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Richmond, Mitchell. IRON
Philadelphia.
MAYH-Steamer Jamestown, Skinner, u. York
- Bark Henry Buck, Griffin.
Ar HARRJsON's BAR-Ehip Uncle Joe, Plnkham
from Liverpool.
SAILED.
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, for philadelphia:
Steamship City Of Richmond, Mitchell, for Rich
mond.
Steamer Pocahontas, -. for Richmond.
MAY H-Schr. Ann, Cole, New York.
- Str Jamestown, Skinner, Richmond.
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~ FIRST UNIV SALIsT
N CHURCH.-REv. MR.SARiGLEE, hav-
ing returned TO the cty; is expected to preach
vices will he held in Ms Church EVERY SUN
DAY MORNING, at the usual hour Of public
Worship.
SABBATH SCHOOL at 9h A. NJ, to which the
friends Of Liberal Christianity are invited to send
their children. my l9-lt'
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HEAVY EMIGRATIoN.-Thet tide Of gold seek
ers towards Pixies Peak that passed through
Omaha, Nebraskn, for the week ending April
goth, was us men and $50 wagons for three
weeks ending the same day, 1885 men and 400
wagons. So says the Republican Of Omaha,
and it gives the names of each party. OF these
eighty-five parties were from Iowa, twenty
four parties from Illinois, and twenty -four
from Wisconsin.
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DIVINE SERVICE will be held in
49, the City Hall. on SUNDAY MORNING.
May 10th. at ii O'clock, when the New Church
tSwedenbOrgianl doctrine Of the Second Coming
of the Lord" will be explained. Entrance on 18th
street my lgNs
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BOARDING.

DOARDlNG.-l have two pleasant chambers,
ID on the same floor, newly FURNISHED with gas
and other conveniences, which | would be pleased
to have occupied by Gentlemen | can also 40
commOdate several more with DAY BOAhp-
Terms of Day Board, SIS All in want ct homo
comforts will call on II. w. IoNrs,
my l9-lw Governor ST., over Inc omee.
DOARD OR RENT.-Two most DESIRABLE
ID ROOMS on llth street, in rear Of the msin
building on corner of Broad street, opposite the
Powhatan House. They will be rented to sinsie,
or to a married gentleman, without chiidren, VINO
could be accommodated with board IN the iam!iS'
Apply at the residence, Broad and 18th streets
rxah4 IN
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n n =; \ a! ~ : ks T. w.
kfNH, Of the foruaos place. s#z5E
On 9ssh Aprll, 1850 in Tel!shassse. Eiori4.; y
Of that place, 70 Miss MAGGIE PEMBERTQN.
daughter Of thomas Pembsfton. hlchmood' Va
n Maysville, Ky. papers please copS'
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The Monroe tLa.) Register denies the sen.
sation story that negro murderer was burned
there at the stake. 1t says that he was hung
and his body buried, but that he deserved
burning.
Hon. James Guthrie and others were the
purchasers Of the Masonic Temple, in Louis.
willie lately. They bought it for new Masonic
Temple Company.
The Albany IN. " papers announce the
residents of that city. Sne was the mother OF
Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of Richmond, Va.
Rev. DR.. L F. Dimmick, pastor Of the Con.
gfegational Church Of Newhury port. Mass
since 1919, died suddenly Wednesday, Of disease
Of the heart.
In the vicinity OF Murfreesbcro', N. c., q
few days since. Mr.. Askew was burned u
the house on hre.
On the nth inst. boat was capsixed In the
Chowan river, near Oolerain, N. O., and Ben
jamin Brown was drowned.
In Providence, X. L., they say Of q man who
occasionally gets drunk. that be Is AT times
guilty Of voluntary III health b."
4 Mcsnt ysrnon Fan, under the direction
Hunt was held in St. Louis ON ih6Ath.
Hon. Joha 4. Bolts. Of Virginia, has writ.
ten q letter approving the nominations and
platform Of the Baltimore Convention.
Senator Seward awaits at home (Anburn, N.
y the ASTON Of the Republican nominating
Convention.
John Sexton was killed In Loudouu county,
Va. last Weak. ~ the roof Of a. Willer's barn
lAlftng On and crushing him.
The Nsttonal OOnventi0u of. 1echa bttoe
com.snces IT. session 10 Alexandria, Va, on
"Wednesday next = y
Hon. 1eha 4. Dix, II appoia4ed depatv.
postmaster 1t New York and not posi1sster
Vessels for ths shipment IL coal, asp IDLY
wante4 st AlsxaAdrts, VI, u a6vhno4a sstes
/ Itsnowsda Iasis, April 3sth.
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sss 'FsH.- ,-ss sA7a AAUI
Alley mrs Dan'I II
AnCaTTOW mrs e
Alexander uaDo
Allen mrs Ellen C.
Armstrong mrs l.
Allen miss Mary A
Allen miss E
Archer miss NJ
Adams miss H
Bryant miss Isabella
Bell mrs NJ
RechIet mrs Jacob H
Bennett mrs l.
Blunt mrs E
Biuford mrs NJ r
Binns mrs NJ
Bowl0s mrs NJ A
Brown mrs E
Brown mrs L. B
Burrows mrs Annie
Barnum miss M w
BOsheg miss p
Birchett miss A NJ
Bilienstoin miss C
Brander miss NJ d
Burger miss N E
Crouch mrs C
Camp mrs J Fl
Christian mrs Marg't
Clark mrs MarGaret
Clarke mrs Jane +
CO'gin mrs Ann c
Collins mrs Sarah r
Converse mrs f b
Constant mrs F
Crump mrs Susan d
Cubbon mrs Rachel
Carney miss Mary C
Chr,lstus miss Ella p
Clarke miss Harriet b
COitipg mrs Elizabeth
COnshell miss Minnie
Grow miss Margaret
Dabney mrs John
Dickinson mrs F A +
Does mrs Elise
Duckett mrs Sarah T.
DuntOn mrs Susan D 2
Dressmon miss Anna
Davis miss Octavia nj
Elmore mrs Frances A
Edwards mrs Mamie
Edwards mrs Judith
Elder miss Susan u
England miss Mary F
Forester mrs Patty
Farrar mrs NJ E M
Farmer mrs Martha
Frazier mrs Phebo
Franklin mrs Va
Freize mrs Elizabeth
Forsy the nirs D +
FiOurnOy mrs Sarah
GoOdall miss A Il
GrimsIey miss 8 J
Granger miss 3 A
gary mrs E
Gentry mrs Sarah
Gibson mrs Bessie
Govan mrs l. A
Grover mrs f
Guthry mrs Julia
HOuchen Susan
HasseF Mrs 4
Hancock mrs NJ +
Heath mrs r. }
Heath mrs NJ + 2
Hill mrs John
HebsOn mrs nj E
Howard mrs 8 A
Hull mrs Mary
Hushe mrs a T.
Haynes miss y +
Henley miss Martha
Hill miss S A
Hill miss N L.
HOckaday mss Lucy +
Holloway miss l. L 2
Horg miss Agnes
Hughes miss nj Z
Jackson Jane
James miss Susan A
Jackson miss Jane
James miss 4
Jones miss Ann r.
JOhnes miss Jennie
Johnson miss
Jones miss Eliza I
Jones miss A Il
Kopitysch mrs Chas
kelton mrs Louisa ]
Kingker mrs Catherine
King miss Emma
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VOTERS OF HENRICO. FOR
~ JUDGE OF THE SIXTH CIRCUIT,
vote for your county man, JOHN N. DAVIS.
Esq. whom you know to be sound lawyer, and 4
gentleman of unbemished character.
nv l9-tde*
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~ 6THyUDICIAL CIRCUIT

NJ. GREGORY, $500 ali the candi
dates fer the Judzeship, however meritorious gen.
tleman, his claims in this election are the least.
LIST. Because he resides in another, VIZ The 7th
Circuit. IDLY. He is a federal office holder. 3diy.
Every one who votes for him is rejecting upon
IN voting for nonresident he, in effect, says
there is no one competent or worthy of the Office
in the ten counties composing the district; and
therefore seeks a lawyer of some other Circuit.
Who therefore. is willing thus to degrade hls dis
trct, by placing even a Marshall upon the BENCH !:
my 1877 SELF RESPECT.
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DARK 4 r. HO U 8 r,

BUSTUN, MASS'
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodating
with every effort for tho comfort Of guests. Lam
DER not eXceiled in the United states
ii. d. PARKER,
NH S-km IF. MILLS.
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l,1sT

.t
81 LIST. ~ .--i.s-
Kennedy miss Julia
keRsey miss Sallio A
Low Alice
Law mrs NJ A
Langley mrs ysuo q
London mrs Mary
tesly miss Ann
Long miEs Sarah
Moore mrs Maria
Morris mrs Paulina V
MorTis mrs Harriet .
Mitchell mrs Elix'th A
Miller mrs Charlotte
Mitchell mrs Rich'd D
Mera mrs Carlos C3
Near mrs Mary Ellen
Martin mrs Martha A
Morgan miss Eliza A
MickelbOrough miss Ma
ria +
Myers miss Matte
Nav miss Lucy
McFall miss Margaret
McCallum miss yeannet
Mckinny miss Mary
Napier mrs Marv F
Rowland mrs Celina
Mobiles mrs Sarah
Newman miss Bette
Norris mss Mary
Owens mrs Elizabeth
Pace mrs Martha +
Padgett mrs Mary J
Padsott mrs SephfOnla
Purguson mrs D0rafho
Purklns mrs Frances
Pheby mrs Catherine
PrIddy mrs Angelina
Pace miss Maria +
Peters miss Fannie H
Parsley miss Lizzie
POWELL miss Amanda 8
Peasants miss Eliza
REYNOLDS mrs Mamie w
Rogers mrs Mary
ROane mrs J
Rogers mrs David J G
Ryan mrs Mary Ann
Richie miss Isabella
Rolf miss Mary
Shell miss 3 F
Smith miss A r
Stevens MISS &
Scott mrs M J
Seward mrs + w
Shield mrs J C.
Sceles mrs =
Simpson mrs J H
Smith mrs nj 8
Smallridge mts G
Smack mrs J A
Stuart mrs M A
Sutton mrs + ]
Synco mrs E
Strong mrs NJ J
Staples'mrs l. D
Tillman Caroline
Turner miss Agnes
Tyrer miss s A
Turner miss Lou
Thomas miss ] +
Trienny miss Margaret
Tepins iniss Charlotte
Thuntt miss l. ]
Tyree mrs b A
Truman mrs + B
Turner mrs NJ c
Tyler mrs ] =
Thacker mrs 8 B
Thomas mrs J RS
Vaughan Sarah Ann
WoOdall mrs 2
Woody mrs J
Williams mrs l. A
WhitlOck mrs NJ A +
Wechslor mrs Amelia
Welsh mrs Catten
Warren mrs Sarah
Walden mrs Mary
Walker miss ] CO
Watson miss E ]
White miss NJ f
Williams miss Susan
White miss s ]
Wharton miss Sue g
WhltlOok miss = A
WhitoMan miss M A
Wicks miss l. A
WinsOr miss Helen T.
WoOdson miss Bette nj
WOodson miss Julia A
Woody miss J
Woodson miss M X
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Richmond, May 18th. 1850.

M take much pleasure IN saying to my friends
and former customers. and to the public generally,
that my knowledge OF Mr.. WHITE enables me
worthy of their patronage, and a merchant well
qualified to supply their wants promptly, and n a
satisfactory manner. +. b. PhlCE.
nv 4-lw
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SERVANTS FOR SALE 4 HIRE.

SERVANTS FOR SALE 4 HIRE. i:
%dM%N nsst sss ''s
# nnss
m my i sueodst+ '-'' aga GARY STREET JAIL.
Tor HlRE-Two good NURSES and HOUSE
CHRISTIE hired for No 2t 1sa1s A h1ggwfs
Agent for hiring out Servants,
my 1876 Metropolitan Hall.
q sPf e the sss s,Ss
a common LABORER; and, also. two young wo-
mem accustomed to ss1%sImsl PHkTs
Corner 18th, between Main and Bank SITS.
OLR DoM5NIH,N. 5 sSsU GSo CoMPA-
ADORE the Post Office. Va :.
o Ts, FIRE R as E AiS
on favorable terms.
Cab WORKMAN, John H, Greanor,
Sam'l NJ. Price, VIM s; Triplett.
jno. stewart Walker, VIM; currie.,
Luther r SpIImaHn' las las, X; C W!';i.,H
} Horace e, Edmond, Tsona: jones',
James Nj. Talbot. kdwln A. Smith,
Gnffu b. Davenport. Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. w. Yancey, Re. r; Williams
JOS. Brumm01, w H. + haXlanQ,
VIM Brent, Henry 6. Cabell,
R0' N Isxxc pAvENP sH r. no. koyPi1 1s:.
CHAs. E. WORTHAM, Sec'y.
Notice to the stockhelders.-A rsaui.itisn
Is reoarcd to he rad in cash on or before tho Soth
'n my 81. ''''' u '''' I. f. W. seo'y.
sd Cd; that
ess M e .ns, S Se dee w:h
extract from the ordinance concerning the Gas
BY on Ordinance passed BY the Council, Nay
6th, lsss, If any bill remain unpaid for TEN pAYs
next after that on which it is the Auditor
shall notify the Superintendent who shall stop the
which the default exists. and & not paid within
e Sc
in tho hands Of ths City ColectoI
my l9-n M. L.6fRArrON. Auditor.
II ToRs.-Sc family should s. xisseat o ono q
these most useful articles OF household Furniture
NJ M &. s e
most odTn sad sa
Viii eonv.nee any one tSss i nsst q nsesssisy 5.
h, ;:.s Ell ;ss ss' Fd fi is B.o.
HAx'-l'' Of f ffls5'f hEgPIR|i aY
fv from steamer.
ALSO ism {
4 lot Of superior
~ MOUNTAIN HAY
my Virginia c'n. XtJ n'ES e sk sili K
Ea% s5.asss =. 1s ::
hand bsamtifu! assDrtmsnt Of
D0A pIf fkk@pLArEs, :.s !, . !. ....
For aslc g bic tssk Fastoss. ON iesA street. b
ny Nh w. ". SNEAD.
A D1INIST1z70IX NOTIC1.--XI ~
IL. r. sAYslak sls 49, q e.
ssqt. than g n, auiy astkssisSsiSa Ss7 tkosa
ladeeeed = HE esenees ass ISsueete4 - make -
s. 4AaiA 9; ., c't aa.!. ], As =
80 ~ HI s ~ = Is ~ 81! E0 Z
~ = s|!!!I! ||!: ~
~. g IS z. I ! S'SivlElss7Ik :
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Moysy, tried for shooting At Mr.. Turner, Of
Batesvttie Alber1arIe county, Va, has been
sentenced to the penitsntiary for one year.
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O&A DISTRICT.-I announce myself : can
didate for the office of CONSTABLE in the said
ths duties Of The Office fatbf"Il1. Yout sprases
respectfully solicited ROBr. J. A SMITH.
HRNRICo county, May 18th, 1850. lmy I9-tde.
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Read this from NORFOLK, VA:

NORFOLK CITY, AprlI Z. lSdN.
Mr.. W. L. Rock-Sir: send you these few lines
to certify to the good effects your Lnment, called
suffered with rheumatism in my back so badly that
when sat down in chair. could hardly rise
without assistance. | used only 4 portion Of one
bottle and am now we'll. God speed you in your
enterprise. Yours. gratefully,
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LEMUEL J. BOWDEN. ESQ.,
~ The tree is known by the fruit it bears
30 man bv his acts. This gentleman was elected
to the late Constitutional Convention as a mired
tas.s man. vet he mtsrepressnt$ his constituents
by voting for the ohits basis. He is sometimes q
Wing and then a Democrat. still his friends who
are urging his olaiMs on political grounds, when
called refuse to inform the public to acaf par
~ he now belongs.
my l9-2ts HENRICO VOTER.
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GRIZZLY IN CHICAGo.-A letter from Chi
cago says: Mr.. Greeley makes a sensation
here He is surrounded by crowds. Some
foolish Wag pinned to his c0at-tail u pa
per bearing the inscription, "For VIM. H.
Seward" and for several hours he uncon-
sciously carried the irrepressible badge with
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"A HENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS,
ATTENTION. The Regimental Muster
TO take place at Heckler's Old Field, on
~ SATURDAY next. includes ali the volun-
teer companies attached to that Regiment; conse-
place at II O'Clock A. M, on SATURDAY next,
the 18th inst, for parade. All that do not attend
are su beet to the militia law now in force.
my gilt n. A. j. SMITH, q. s.
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VHYANTED-Everybody to know that hlvs
w commenced the manufacture Of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No q, NAN
assortment Of Trunks, vslices, and Carpet Bags.
Of eveIv style, at prices as low AS they can 70
hpug ht in the Northern cities, both at Wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made 70
order. at the shortest NOTICE. ,.
do 8-6m JAMES kNOlIS.
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REMOVAL.

500 FOR PHI L A u e z IA A.
EffE The A No. Steamship CITY OF
ss4EAeADRICHMOND,C Capt. Z. MIICHELL, is
now ready to receive freight, and will leave
MONDAY, May 2lst, at O'Clock p. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ACCOM-
e. p. CARDOZO. Agent, Rockets.
Boston freight taken through by steam. at re-
duced rates and with dispatch. my 10 1t
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~1ecA So REWARO .-STRAfE Ed, from ,no
BA0 premises Of the subscriber. On ina IA p
dnsmoyninS, the 10Th inst snSii req - al
HAM COW. in hne order; had both horns N =, us
The above reward will be paid for her return g '
INV l9-J GU. H. SNpHn''-
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w D-A respectable and experienced
w NURSE for two children. FIVE and three YEAR
old. Apply to the subscriber. on 9Th. north Of
Leigh street. +. V. DANIEL. Js.
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7LEXAN16I1 r0N66 TOK al ~
= :, 49, 80 : sAss''H yB1sit2' ! ~ e. y
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Certificates received every week.
For sale by the following Druggists:
MILLSPAUGH l. JOHNSTON,
VIM. p. LADD, j w. GARLlCK,
c.. 8. DAWSON, - w PETERSON.
J. w. FRATSER. - w. o. SNELLINGS,
MEADE l. BAKER. - J. H. PEARCE CO..
APPERSON Il DUPUY.- l.. WAGNER.
IA Wholesale orders solicited, and supplied on
the most liberal terms. my l6-ts
The national Republican., 1860-12-05
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

AT the session of the Presbyterian Synod of
South Carolina, on the 10th ultimo, Rev. W. B.
Yates offered a series of resolutions declaring
that fidelity to the South demanded seps-
ration from the Northern portion of the Church;
Recommending all Presbyteries connected with
the Synod TO take steps to dissolve their cor
nection with the General Assembly appointing
q committee 10 correspond with other synods,
with view to forming Southern General As.
sembly and avowing fraternal feelings for all
those brethren who have stood up firmly for the
South" The resolutions were laid on the table
by vote of.17 to 2l.