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THE RIGHT TO USE OUR PATENT
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS,
is INCLUDED IN TIE PRICE OF OUR MILL.
DAGE'S PATENT RATCHET liEDBI0Ck saves the
4 labor Of one man IN working the Mill.
TIMBER WHEELS, for hauling logs to the Min.
MACHINE FOR SAVING SHINGLES, OF superior con.
.truction; SAW CUNNING MACHINES; GlsiSr MILLS;
HORSE r0wEI,S, for Ginning Cotton, &c.
Address GEORGE PAGE L CO.,
March Oily baltimore, Md.
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IL g. g. g. Ms
pHGSPH0R- PERUVIAN GUAN0,
r

AGEICLLT UR.iL SAT- ATD Ga"GND y 5
N G, RCFEaS. CORNER ELEVENTH
L. AID AIRY STREETS, on the Ea,i:, Eich'trn. ~.
offers TO the farmers the following MANLEi-, -! o. "S'"~
mapuf.c,U-c-viE .-.:.--
RCFFIN's PHUSpIIOE- PETUvf:S GEhNo, co"'f'"'af
{ per cent Ammonia and 1910 % per c.h'' "'""
pIro.pl.a;c Lime, per ron Of e,h'' po';aG- -,,.,,.!"
EUrFIN'S 0NE ~A$iiGEAE0, c'"ta,"!oS :. per &C..
Ammonia, At! aboa: =" i"r GLE ''"-
Lime. p-r ton ri 1000 i1GGr'!s 49, 49,
nI-rEIS'- TuEACCD MANURE, containing . fct
,.r, ,rs,,on:a.3 ,. pee c4G;, i:o"c Phosphate Lime
ILior;,I.. nj SuGius, and Il per crn', s!i'h"'e Line
per ton o: go" ro'Mlis. .
pirrIS;S GEOCSD BONE ASH. con'a!nihs about ~
her cert. Bone Phosphate l-G:e, Dry "ad pu!e, per
ton o. z,Hp pound. g. .......... '......''''e"s
IGxICuLTUEiL SALT, loose IN bags, per ION o:
1000 pound. &c. ~. -"...'.... ....'..:H
AGRICULTURAL SALT, IN bags per ION OF 100
TTifF ABOVE MA.Cl:ES are pu; up In strong bss,, con
.,ir, 70. roTr.is each, twelve bags Oi which make a frac
lion over a :on, ar! can DC had o: +. g. REFFTN II; hi. mill,
O. any Commission Merchan: In Richuont; Of Tll0MAb
EEANClI Il SONS, Petersburg; ". HOLLISS ( co.
L:,:chbu-:; LEIGH L BROTHER. Norfolk: MASON, MAR
TN & CO., Sco,t:yi!!s; JOHNSTON, CLARKE / Co. Dnu.
vile. Feb 2s-cins
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREEABRlER COUNTY, W.
T1NHlS long established Watering Place will he opesed fof
L the reception Of visitors or the It'll NAY
Many new and important arrangements: have heeA raoe
since the last season in this large establishment, and nc
efforts will be spared 10 make the guests conioI.aoie;
JEREMIA MOTION, Pre.itrE;.
J. HCNPEkErs, General superintendent
e Correspondents will please address,
SUPERINTENDENT White sulphur Springs,
April lG-5tlw:lJuly Grecnofiee county, Va,
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MISCELLANEOUS,
GRAND PIANOS.
~ + nave Just received several more ofA[El.ez
~ those FULL SEVEN OCTAVE NEWe1=@H
IMPROVED SCALE ~

W + have Just received several more ofAEGA-,
IMPROVED SCALE
PLAN O 4 o r ES.
With the Iron Frame.
unese beautiful instruments rival, In tone and power, the
clumsy and costly Grand Plano.
.,,n nave now a full aud complete stock, all bought for
cash. ana selected with great care.
HPrn2t-u E.r. NASH { CO., Petersburg, Va.
rtASS EXTsAOK DlNARY.
= u: TAYLOR has jas: received another
- I'M % 9!'lGtiS PATENT PIANOS, the on
!: iidtoa constructed on truly scientific rin.EST@T
LIE lor strength, durability, power TO kcrpI g !!
~ ", .unG g. anu 10 retain their tone, they are far superior TO all
heard Them.
). TtFALBEIsG says OF them:
ny toht Is grand and noble. !; has great capacity for su.-
lalhlHS NE SOUND or singing, and Its volume Of tone or
power, l have never heard eXcc!lrll Ia depth, purity or sym
pathetic sweetness.
GoitsehaIk, sIrmko.riI, Mnrctzck,
AZ. ~ many other eminent Professors say Of them:
I.c zone o! the SQUARES equal the brS. Grand Piano
no',eS, AIT! excel t.:rEI III pare musical information and ac-
.ui " power. lSuv. 3
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CATARACT WASHING MACHINE.
TLOTIilNG, TINE AND LABOR SAEED!- ~lndlspensa
bic 10 linuSr!rcjrrs. Tie most simple, economical
and durable ARTICLE ever offered to The public TO alleviate
the discOm!orts al w~asl-day.
DESCnirrIOx.-It consists Of n metal cylinder, with ribs
OH the inside, ami an interior cylinder Of wood with ribs
There II u space Of from i TO 5 Inches between the Two
cylinders. One crar'; turns hnih cylinders nj the same time
10 Opposite iircciir ~, rapidly creating u suds, forcing the
water through tie clothes, and cYrctualy removing the
dirt, The action n. tt. water does the work quickly, DIS
penscs entirely with rubbing. anu thus saves the wear OF
clothes. SULLIVAN i HYATT, Proprieiors,
- lrcknan Street, New York.
y. G.-Sta;r nni county rights for sale, and purchasers
SUPPLIED with machines Il, Wholesale on liberal terms.
go machine is in operation by a %lGuadrcss daily, ut
49, s,,osrnn,, 100 I.ro,Lwov. Feb 29-hSw3m
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E:Y ~DsCNiNsun. ~a.,:..NrI., .aUIT>.
Fey REI-FSM GKEGOMY ALCTs.
uy u~;cFoss 5,;ysS. Az

T5NWl:SIE S~1:I:IsGAS.-rh: day, al /" oc!crl,
Z. We will sell ~ ikr.y slay"S.
E;.rTS < GREGORY AGcts.,
Franklin Street.
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From the American Baptist.

= tuhh aux. Z. iSUs'
- 4 miaia:ure wooden pasoda, which We brought
/ Oh Bu.nah, having been broken while on shipboard, We
49, very anxious 20 have II repaired, and tried several
koI Of glue, but without success, I'LL our attention was
1.G.d 20 %Spading'S Prepared Glue, sold nj 80 Plat street
IL. We found to answer the purpose. The Pagoda APP
ta:s now TO be strongly cemented. and can b. seen by
mag at The office Of The American Baptist.
Ma, g-dEE9y
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VIRGINIA. FEWTiLIXE Il,

=. ilCNiIIC DEIt =" sS'.''
pUOSFHN -PERL TJAN GEINU.
WE offer for sale, Plinsp!In Peruvian Guano, maiufac.
w turrh lay ourselves and warranted 10 contain eight
per cent. Of NrrTlnnIa, and fnriy.dvr 10 nifty per sent. or
Phosphate ri Lime.
Price, $50 ca.lL, per ton 81 $500 pounds.
Having been fr many years, iaTccly engaged lu The
Guam Trade, and carefully observed ana had reported 10
us hy reliable, practical farmers, She result OF experiments
with nearly every .lrc:y Of ';tano:, enables lis 10 iurhisha
fertilizer, wlic!, wr with @rt.: confidence, recommend, ana
believe To br mach cheaper than The PERUVIAN ~hcn use'l
alone.
Tile ingredients In his preparation, are the very best
Peruvian and lLOsIitaiic tuaRnS, selected with great
care, and by rigid analysis, grounh to L very Inc powder,
and thoroughly and Intimately mixed.
For tobacco, oats and corn, We DO not think this Fertilizer
can be eIcellrd; ana lis beneficial effects, In the Improve
Dent OF the land is r!iIcesiioDablc.
We shall. also, keep constantly on hand, 4 supply Of
FINE-GE0uND BONE DIST.
Feb .i-eoi3ia 5. Mcti:UDEE'S SONS, Richmond.
1860. DDt:GET"E 81 ANDERSON, 1850.
NFfER to their friends and the public 4 large and de
" s:rnble stock Of FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER
llASGlNGS, nf the lAtcs; style AMI design, Tor pnrIors.
chambers fininc-rooiES and halls. Also, door AMI table Oil
Cloths, all qualities: white and check Mattings, Coco Mat
ting, Window Shades. 81 every description and price; Cur
tain Goods, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Cornices and Bands:
Curlth.iair and Mo>s-!iai- Cloth and Pushes, for covering
furniture; Sofa Springs, Lounges. Feather Beds, Bolsters
and Pillows: HUH, Moss and Shuck NattTesses-all OF which
will be sold Extremely low for cash or TO punctual buyers.
Weare al>r prepared TO do inpe7-iianeing md Iphol.
men. Person. r.s,!iEg anything In our line, will find Is
greatly to ,hri advantage 10 give us 4 call and LOOK al our
stock and pric. before buying elsewhere.
April9I-Su
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l.. C. KENT,
4. :. FULTON
Ell DAVIS.

! will riecrfully give Information rf IN! Of he "brSc
property. Being authorized by said Eli Davis 20 sell hi IN
lrrcst in the seven tracts Of land above named, and hr|is
also authorized By the owners Of the other two'sevrInt's o!
the tirayson Springs property 10 sell their interests therein,
my one purchasing any Of .aid seven tracts Of land "r any
intcrcs: in said GrIysoiI Springs property, can, through ne,
lecoru. cwnrr OF the catlrr interest therein II he desires II.
MAY lJ-rlt.wtiS THUS. j. BOh D..
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"iNTED.-ln y Manufacturing Establishment In
this city, 4 Young Man Of good character and activc
habits, 20 take charge OF 4 set OF books, and attend 10 tue
outdoor business. Address Manufacturer, through the
Pos,L0nicr. April Ct.
BACON HAMS.-1, 800 Extra Sugar Cared Hams
IL Geo. Lanes" John Shay',," and -. Morrison 4
Co. 81 brands, for sale by
May II E.E- ShIShEH j ~.
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NOTICE. r. r;.i,
nIIIE Annual Meeting Of The S'ocShI,aTr. . c - NJ
L mond, Fredericksburg a n r ro,omaT In Richmond, on
"HpHEsDhi, lHe" c. IS. MACMCRDO,
Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-15

PA O-T IL g
NEW ARRIVALS.
THNIlE subscribers have been receiving, for u-
hti: last two Weeks, extensive onsfaf4-T-.
10 their stock of TH0TH
PiASO-FORTES, II v v
AMI have in their warr-rou,ns an assortment as large rs can
be seen in most establishments Enrth,
These Instruments are made b. Mr.. DC%llAM, and are
not seat on SAT-, v rs some suppose, but nrc purchased by
nS exclusively, aud for CASH. Thu, obtaining every fair
advantage, the subscribers ARE enabled to offer them upon
the mostIincrll terms. Indeed, shTewd business ncn have,
after visitin. lie North, returned and purchascl Of us, can
didly owning ;ha; they could ",lo no better"
They have for sale the lowest priced good instrument
made, 10 The most elegant and costly, all uf which will he
shawn with pleasure.
They have also for sale PIANO STOOLS, beautiful PIANO
COVERS, aud II large stock Of
MUSIC ASD INSTRUCTION BOOKS
for the Piano Forte and Guitar.
JAMES w00DlI0USE ( Co.,
booksellers, Siatinncrs, and Dealers In
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LECTURE A AIN!--ON CHINA!

y consequence of the heavy rain Thursday evening. Mr..
l. CABASlSS' second LECTURE has been postponed
until
TUESDAY EVENING. l5Tlt MAY, at y O'Clock,
IL TuR FIRST BAPTIST CHrEclI.
The subject Of the Lecture is-"What SAW and heard i'll
the
GREAT CITY OF n~ANG-CHAC!
Called Heaven by the Chinese.
cEf- Marco Polo visited this city .FrchundTtd years ago,
and described it Us 100 mites an circumference. Ills de-
scription OF its magniicenue produced incredibly In his
cot.mnoraries; vet Mr.. CABANiSS found his description,
in the main, correct. ;he particulars of which he viii Givem
his Lecture.
~ lie will, while explaining the i'iolat'y OF The Ch''lese,
exhibI; the following Monster Gods
THE UCSANDilASD
GODDESS OF MERCY
THE TlIREE.EYED Gup OF THUNDER!
- The Native Chinese Convert will also lie present,
ready to answe r such questions as may be pu; 10 him.
+ ~" Admission "a cents. May H-2f
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ITHEAEkE.

THEATRE.
kCNkE 4 Co.,. SOLE LySsEES AMI MANAGERS.
Geo. Kuukei, lno. I. Ford, I. l.: Moxley)
l. Il. pflLLIpS ...... STAGE MANAGERS.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE SPRING SEASON.
~ REAT SUCCESS Of the mclo dramatic Spectacle OF the
W THREE GUAEDS4ES;
on THE
SIEGE0F RIO c IL Z!
Which will be repeated THIS TUESDAY, EVENING, MAX
IL. In al. Its original splcndor.
Gr Numerous Novelties In active preparation.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

y iSSOTNCF%MIiS
NJ" All:lNAlS-NEW CALE-IMPROrEU PIANOS.
DORCHESTER CENTRALIZED.
a MORRIS, bookseller and Dealer in ri.
amos and MeIodcons, would respect em5-35%7Eg
iehy annonhc. 70 the citizens Of Virginia, ETS=7
No.'n carolina and Tennes.cr, that he has II
iust introduced Mr., Worcrster's new and improved scale
fialo forfrS, to which liz solicitS the attention Of profess
snfs, amateurs and the public generally. For 30 years Mr..
norSesters Instruments have commanded the admiration
81 all VINO protested any knowledge Of The Piano. Ills long
personal experience a. a manufacturer has enabled him TO
ihIFoauce an Improvement, which Il pronounced by the pro-
lessons anu amateurs in New York "a most decided success.
ihosc OF our citizens who desire TO see the riano In lis
highest perfection, whether they wish 10 purchase or not,
are respectfully Invited 10 visit the warcrooms of
WOI:CESTEl;'S Agency, - Main st.,
ApFhi" Richmond, Va.
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GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE K. r..
LYscHurHG, April "a, 19d0.
as AMI after the lEt day Of May, no GoudsG
~ will Lc received III this Depot TO he sE!p-.gGS1
ped over The road, utlrss the weight o! each lacS.SSsS
age Is distinctly marked oil II with black or red paint. hy
order OF The General Superintendent.
T D. JELLlS,
Aprl ai-im Zeal Freight Agent.
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LOTTERIES,
Walton Female College Lottery,

Walton Female College Lottery,
OF GEORGrA.
Chartered ny tho State in 1856.
W. C. DAWSON & co. Managers.
MACON, OR SAVANNAH, GA.
m C7 MI Z. .
POLICY PLAN LOTTERY!!!
By this Scheme,
Purchasers can select their own Numbers, and pay any
amount for a Ticket they may desire.
Ertrh Class 3, drdus Oct. ,, 1888.
And on every succeeding day. Sundays ~rxcrp'e'l) nj
o'clock, L. ~.
In this Scheme, here are 70 Numbers placed IL" the
TlIeel-from ! up TO tJ-auj twelve Of these Numbers are
drawn Iroii the wheel. II a person selects one Number nut
OF the ID. AMI that number Is among the Numbers drawn.
ne gets five times the amount invested. II two selected
Numbers are drawn, he gets thirty for one; IL three
selected Numbers are drawn, ne gets two hundred for nae:
II Tour selected Numbers are drawn, he gets i thousand for
one: II five selected Numbers are drawn, five thousand for
one; II six selected Numbers IRE drawn, fifteen thousand
20 one. hemef'bfJ'! If two or more selected Numbers are
tak-.n, AMI all OF those Numbers - selected are not drawn
hnohcthr twelve Drawn Numbers, the Ticket j. u Blank.
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u EMEOLD'S GENUINE TEEFAEATl0!

EN- GENUINE pREPARaTluS.
IL HELMEDL1S EGChU Tor the bladder.
l!ELAlBoLDS nICiit 'oT The hl'tneys.
lhLMboLD hntii I"r INC HFa'r.
iiEi.MDuLD ; ILCiIc io' me DrofSy.
uELMBoLDS hoCiu t"r Nervousness.
lElMBoLDS lLC!iu Tor Lois Of Memory.
iL!MboL'D , iISiin ir ,irhrs, ~ ,iSioh.
mE!MiuLp: nnSiin u .n'Icuit l'rca'"'HS'
III. 90 : ~ y g ,'nni;r..
IT,? y m.c,n y utnct"' 'in
urI%,nni' ~. : r'.S,i,: wv nnIseIs". ss"u
-, 81, -. ~
,!ti';, rn,' -. : ~. v, ~. W.. 80
-: :. n t.c,, ~
in'a,i'o,'n ; nrS,Ir U HliI.Ss VI 'H""'
mEiMnnIn - h nGIm tr r. nHp u 10 :, r,,,
-. ,, TS,i "' : "' ~ -. "T. H.. u...I
''"'..n :" 49, W. 81 1901
WIN irHn'orafy SuE"siDn anu Loss % sIen".
iihLN!i'oLD : nLEIo VI 'ion,Ity Wv Hestcas"e%'
WIN Mnit o, 4iGn,ion anu ioIror Oh society
e., -. nn,.Stifr- y. o." r-o,, t,1;u.
iELMEoLDs BLGHI Tor tNce''eS arising from i""'S'
crciInt, anu an nissasrsc 49,,
rfMa,t~' rr:,,a IL ~ IL
r,,,r ~ NI a.: ~ y " '""
TAkE NJ MohE FILLS.
tAhk NJ MoEi- flLiS,
lnEn a.tL ur W AnAin
III, AiE. VI NJ A,alL
Csc iIfl.Mhoi.D hAiHAIlh IIho D III o'"p'aii'
lhcintit W "a t
No Family Shouid pc Nitliout ~!
TAkE NJ MpEE EAl+sAM or injurious anu lnpIr1shnl
Medicine for Unpleasant ana Numerous Diseases
Use H~!l'M!OllfS EAIKACT IICilI :r fSceSses aEl-
sing from haNhs INDUCED
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NOTICE..
IAllSG qualified rs administrator Of the late Thomas
IL Bush, deceased, l respectfully request all reFso' $ hay
ins claims against him TO present them properly authenii'
Gated for settlement, and all persons Indebted 10 INN are
requested TO come forward and make payment. as my
intention is to settle the estate without delay, consequently,
further indulgence canno; be eirca.
May ID-rvltwN NM. U. PA1NE.
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REV. DR.. CAIIILL
WILL DELIVER
FOUR LECTURES on ASTRONOMY,
At THE

REV. bR. CAkAlEL
WILL DELIVER
FOUR LECTURES on ASTRONOMY,
MECH ANlCS' ii \ l. j.,
II the following order:
FIRST MISUNDERSTANDING Ercning, May l4M,
TIL TIDES:
SECOND LECTCRE-Ta Tuesday Ereniag, Nay 18th.
THE CONSTITUENT rARTS OF TIE ATMOSPHERE.
Chemical uses Of these parts-lIright Of the Atmos.
~rhere-Motlon Of the Atmosphere ind-rropical Cur.
ren,s-Sclar Caioric--Storrus.
THIRD LECTURE Thursday Ereuing, .MnylI,
EQUllIRRIUM OF TIE S0LAE SlSTE.M.
Distances, Volume, Masses and Momentum of the Plan.
cts-volumc, Mass and Momentum Of the Sun-Fulcrum OF
the Solar System-Centrc of Gravity Of the Solar Systeu
within the Body OF the Sun-Ccn,ripe,al and projrctal
rorces-0rbhual Motion Of the Planets doctrine u
Eclipses In Reference to The Path Of the Planets.
FOURTH LEf1 IRE-Frid0Y Ercnimg, Nay IS.
DISTANCE OF THE PLANETS.
Trilonome,rcal calculations-The Anatomy Of the liu
man Ese-rhe Lenses Of the 'Eyc-Tc!cscupes-M Micro
scopes-LcnSes.
These Lectures are to be illustrated by = finished set Of
Diagrams, Maps and Brass Machinery.
The Lectures will commence On each evening at So'elocl
precisely. Doors open at ! o'clock.
Tickets 50 cents. To h.. had at the bookstores and al The
hall the evenings Of the lectures.
Gy- Tickets for the entire course 81 -. May ll-dtf
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Havana Plan Lotteries

U'aH .foHr (4) times u month.
And are Tie most liberal OF any Schemes ever offered. For
particulars, address ". c. DAWSON & Co,
Oct ~ Managers, Macon and Savannah, TIA.
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May l1-ciw EDMUND WADplLLr ClsrE.
NIRGlNIA-M rules held in the Clerk, oaice OF
the Circuit Cour; Of the City Of Richmond, the sh
day OF February, 1850.
George Whitfield, trustec nj Nimrod L. Dickinson.
Plaintiff,
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Alexander Libby, Drrdi. In debt.
The object Of this sui; j. TO recover OF the Iefendant. two
hundred AID iifty-ivc dollars and ninei y.nine cents, with
interest thereon, TO be computed ut the rate Of six per cen.
,um from the u St day OF July. 1859, Till payment; and ALI
lavit having been made aid filed that the defendant above
named is a nonresident Of the State Of Virginia, the said
defendant Is notified 10 appear with'2 one month after due
publication of this order, and do what Is .rcsS;ary TO pro-
tee. his interest In this wit.
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g BARKY,S TRIcOPHEROUS is thu
e MRS. WINSI

*; and cheapest article for dressing, beaut!fying, cleans
i, ccyling, preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, try
!. Sud BY all Druggists and PerfuInrrS.
Mach Is. lS9-d6ln
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HEADoUNIsTEKS SGD HEd:iMENT. !

MAY l-THs lSOu.
HRDER no 1.-The Militia OF llenr!co (3ad l.egimrntJ
~ will attend their rcgilnental muster, on Union Mn, nj
Hcckler's old field. east suburb Of Richmond, 4; ii o'clock,
A. NJ, on SATURDAY next, i9;h inst.
The officers Of said regiment will attend their Drill onihe
10th, 18th and 18th.
The hour Of assembling, will hr 3 o'clock, =. NJ, and
place, the County Court House.
By order Of the Colonel,
May l4-cot }. 4. EACH0, Acting hljutani.
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NIRGINIA.-A Rules held In the Clerks Office OF
Charles City County Court, the first Monday in May,
l-G0, (bciug The ,h day Of the month";
Nc;iI;,y, l. Eru.x IItI
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0nrr to the public III Richmond ana Vicinity their improved
CRYSTAL
PERtSCOPlC CLES,
for preserving and restoring the Impaired vision 10 lis prime
yig0r. Also, Il very large assortment OF
MICROSCOPES. TELESCOPES OPERA GLASSES AND
~IEMATICA INSTRUMENTS.
The fines; collection Of StercScnpcs 9il
SrEk ESCO1oIC IICIU1LEGS,
70 BE- 4 found in = great variety at their Office, IN The building
occupied by tie City Savings Bank. No. lbs Main Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
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MOTTO

Price, only % cents per bottle. v.I,cv,.,
Sold By DrusstS$a throughout ;ae S1 snEdSvIv
IL nrLlar sff8et. New YorS. lM"tE-
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The Boarding Department is under the contro! or Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dupuy, who exercise II parental control over the
young ladies committed 10 their care.
Df. lIoge will take pleasure In answering any letters OF
inquiry Will, regard 10 the School. All business Letters
should he .dlr,ssrI to a. VI. DUPUf,
Ian of Richmond, Va.
, 1860-06-08
~. HNA~~s


A LEGION or PERIPATETIC EDnoRs-PREs
GDENT BUCHANAN ADDRESSES THEM The
great Editorial Excursion, got up at the
instance of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, and to which 800 editors were in
vited, reached Washington May 9th
About 300 western editors and publishers
of western newspapers, accompanied by
about 100 ladies, called upon the Pres
dent, and were received by him in the great
" eastern room" A. S. Mitchell, editor oi
the St Louis Nelos, spoke in behalf of his
associates and commended them to the hos
pitable welcome Of the President. The
President replied as fOllows
SIR: | am happy to greet you and the
hundreds around me, more especially be
cause of the presence of the ladies, who
never come to trouble but to cheer me. |
assure you you are heartily welcome. This
house is not a palace, to be sure, as you
have styled it, but it is altogether the peo-
pies, and the President himself who occu-
pies it is only the chief servant of the peo-
pie. There is this peculiarity about the
President, that he is elected by the people,
and he owes no allegiance to any human
power but the people (Appause The
duties of the President are hard, and |
shall soon retire from them; and if the new
President that is to come in shall be so
happy in assuming the duties of the Office
as am in laying them down, he will be
fortunate indeed. Nevertheless, it seems
that there will be no lack cf men quite will
ling to endure the Presidency. Laughter. !
We are likely TO have candidates enough 10
represent all the isms known to the country.
Nevertheless, am persuaded that the pre-
vailng wish of the American people will
be to cherish and preserve the constitution
as it is and the Union. Applause. For
my part, should desire to draw no single
breath beyond the existence of this our
beloved Union. Much applause Lam
pleased to see this assembling together Of
so many of the editorial fraternity. l Thick
its effects will be salutary on yourselves, in
relieving your relations Of much Of that
acrimony that has sometimes marked the
press. am reminded Of an anecdote that
| know not whether should relate. Cries
Of Tell it," go on."l 1t occurred when
| was Minister to England. ! was talking
to a distinguished English statesman, who
said to me, Mr.. Buchanan, should infer
from your newspapers that the American
people always choose out their greatest
scouudrels and make them Presidents."-
Much laughter1 1 replied that " it did
look SO, but il was only way we had to
talk Of each other thus-we really didn't
always mean il"
Mr.. Buchanan closed by expressing again
a cordial welcome TO his guests, and then
proceeded to receive them each by the
hand warmly, as they separately presented
themselves. After leaving the White
House, the tourists proceeded to Mount
Vernon.