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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-06
THR HEATHEN OF BOsrON Renero

THE HEATHEN OF BosToN-The Benevolent
Fraternity OF Churches last year maintained
six clerical and two female missionaries, TO
labor among the poor and destitute of Boston,
The whole cost Of the chapels and schools for
the year was about ten thousand dollars. The
miss Onaries Of the Society search out the
poor. sick, suffering and dying the young, the
exposed aud the "perishirg classes" and care
for them In every practical way
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APPoINTNKNT.-Rev. Charles Kingsley has
been appointed to fill the chair OF MOder n
History at Cambridge, England rendered va.
cant by the death OF Sir James Stephen MT
Kingsley is principally known here from his
works of fiction
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COMPETITION IN THE GAS BUSINESS The
Boston authorities are about 10 give the priy .
ilege OF opening the streets and laying gas
pipes to second company, so as TO have CON-
petition The first company resist the grant
ing Of this privilege.
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ma Dead Shot for Bed Bugs. good
homsekeepers will be lad hear OF article that
will Kill Bed Bugs. 80 thet thew will
STAY KILLED!
THE DEAD SHOT does this entire and COM
plete. Being a gummy extract. it does not evapO-
rate, but retains its destructive efficacy long
time, thus becoming a trap ready set for these
noxicus tormentors Of our nightly rest. Sold by
my 2-lm J. w. GAkLlCk. Druggist.
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ANOTHER POISONING CAsE.-A young lady
named Martha Work, recently committsd SUI
eide at Grhnby, CT, by taking prussic acid.
No reason can be assigned for the act She
was about to be married TO a respectable young
muu.
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POsT.OFFICE AFFA

POST-UFFICE AFFAIRs-Vrpiujn lnno;,,
msnts:-George w. Elam, ostma ster at Pros.
pect, Prince Edward county, vice R. w. Price.
resigned. 4. S. Main, postmaster at Anna
signed. Isaac Pigeon postmaster AT Dienae- e-
ry, berkeley county, Va, vice John ID. Bar.
uey, resigned. Edward S. Turner postmas.
ter at Gnnviile. Henry county, Va, vice Hen
AT Huffville, Floyd county. Va vice Esom
Huff, resigned. William Downey, postmas ter
At Forksburg, Marion county, vice John
Robe.
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ARMY INTRLLIG IGENCR-Paymaste Chiffon
Will pay the troops ON the line of the Rio
Grande. except those at Fort Duncan. who will
be paid by Paymaster Mcclure to whom the
Fort Davis line is assigned; Paymaster Cum
ninghan will pay those on the Camp Cooper
ine A leave of absence for six months is
granted to Col Bolton, Capts. Wharton, Wing
inder, Nelson, Beckwith and Campbell
Capt Macomb is detailed for Light house dn-
ties. Surgeons McDougall, Hammond and
Campbell are appointed a board to examine
tine candidates tor West Point, where they
Will assemble ON the 10th of June
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~ Morbid Diseases Of the Stomach yield
more read " tO tho magical touch of BAKERS
CELEBRATED PREMIUM BlrTERS than
TO any other remedy yet discovered by the scien-
tIfc world. Their composition is no mere chance
discovery, but tue result Of years of study; and
ton, they are invaluable to every famiiy.-Dut es-
peciay 10 10 every delicate female and child
Thousands of certificates have been published OF
their great efficacy In eayes OF Dyspepsia, etc.,
which are really astonishing.
M For sale by all DrugEsts. ap6-0
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Goods Recorered.-A portion of the goods
stolen from Mrs. Roundtree last week BY J ohm
Norman, free negro, and tor which he was
ordered the lash and sent to the chain gang.
has since been recovered BY Officers Bih6 and
Blankenship, and res stored to the owner
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WHAT DIVERS MEET WIrH.-When the ves
SCI mas settled down in sandy bottom. it 10
preserved sor many months from breaking up;
ana us position may be much the same as 1t
would be when floating In calm water, If it
De not Tilted over by under.current drifts
The light. OF course, depends upon the depth
ana nature OF the bottom but where there Is
no chalk TO give a milky thickness to the wa
Ter, the diver pursues his work in kind Of
gloomy twilight by the aid of this he can
see and feel his way round the ship; but when
ne ascends the deck and winds his way down
into the principal cabins, he finds it pitch
dark, and has nothing to guide him but his
hands. This is the most difficult and yet the
most frequent labor he has 10 encounter the
danger being that In a large vessel. where the
cabin stairs are deep, and the cabins are long
ana broad, he may get his air-tube twisted
round some unfamiliar projection and to
squeeze OH his supply Of life from above. In
positions such as this he requires all his nerve
ana self-possession, all his power of feeling
his way back In the exact road that he came.
He may have got the precious casket to
which he has been directed in his arms. but
what OF that il he die before he can find the
| stalnl The cold, helpless masses that bump
against his helmet az they float along the 10 wer
roof over his head, are the decomposed corpses
OF those who were huddled together In the
cabin when the ship went down. A few Of
these may be on the floor under his feet, but
only when pinned down by an overturned ia
BILE or fallen chest. Their tendency is ever
upward. and the remorseless sea washes away
Tue ueao INFANT from Its dead mothers arms,
the dead wife from her dead husbands EN-.
brace. II the wreck be in the channel, the
small crabs are already beginning to fatten ON
their prey.
The diver disentangles himself from this ST.
lent crowd and ascehdS the silent stairs to the
deck. The treasure he has rescxed is hauled
up into the attendant diving boat, and he
turns again to renew his work. He seldom
meets with an accident under water never,
perhaps, with death; and the chief risk he
runs is from getting some heavy piece Of ship
lumber overturned Oh his long train Of air.
pipe. Even in this he feels the sudden check
and the want Of air, gropes his way back to
paniors to be raised, and reaches the boat ex-
hansted and alarmed, but not so much as to
give up his place in the trade His earnings
mostly take the form of shares in what he re-
covers. 1t fortunate, his gains may be large; ;
If unfortunate, they may be small but no
man can grndge him the highest prizes it is
possible for him to win.
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Committsd.-Mary Ann Lowrine, for re.
naming in Richmond without a register Of
her freedom was before the Mayor yesterday
aud sentenced 10 the lash
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E<> THE "ng65xSfATch" g6xfRAaTch STEAM
u II Y NJ \ q ~ II Il L q u

PRIN NG OFFICE,
Corner Of Mois and Tai. :sestA Streets, RicAm0ad,
Fsrg 'S1a.
This Establishment, (belng the most complete
Printery IN the South. both a. regards Types. Or.
naments, 6c., and the latss and most approved
specimens Of
BOOK ANDJOB PRIHT NC,
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING. CHECKS, TO-,
AZ WELL As
POSTERS, PROGKANiIs I HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and TranspOr
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
sma Thsss ;,as, nsx MrshInss 70, Cards. Nil Hsads
ing OF 1900 impressions Per hour, thereby enabling
description Of work at th0 shortest possihIe notice
IA Prices reduced In proportion to the increase
of speed!
IA. Printing, in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style Of the art
In this branch of the business the prOprietOrs can
afey challenge competition.
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Bank Of Richmond-The stockholders of the
Bank Of Richmond met in the u. s. Court
of organizing. The meeting organized by
electing as Chairman. Mr. q. A. NJ sRs, and
as Secretary and Assistant, Mr.. Wellington
Goddin and Mr.. Hobson.
The meeting being called to order. Mr.. God.
gin read statement from the books Of the
Commission ers in the charter, which showed
that ,267 shares OF stock had been subscr ibed
for, and that the instalment of ten per cent
on each share, amounting 70 &l2 ,670, had been
paid in and deposited in the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia.
The list of stockholders was next called by
the Secretary, when it was ascertained that
meeting.
At the suggestion Of the Chairman, a vote
was taken on the acceptance Of the charter,
and 1t was unanimously accepted.
Before proceeding to the election Of Direc-
tors, the meeting was requested to nix the
salary Of the President.
Mr.. Richardson moved that $500 be adopted
as the amount
Mr.. Jones moved to amend by fixing the
sum at S., ,OG0.
The question was first taken on the amend
| ment. and there being some objection, Mr..
! Jones asked leave to withdraw his amend
ment, which was granted, and the original
| sum was then adopted. ~
The Chairman stated that the next business
| In order would be the election of nine Direc.
| tors, one of whom would be chosen by tina,
| body as President.
| Mr.. Thos. X. Price believed that the stock.
| holders had settled upon man for President
| one for whom he would cheerfully vote-and
he therefore hoped that he would Be at once
| elected. He alluded to ABRAM WARWICK.
Other gentlemen conc Curring with Mr.. Price,
the vote WAS taken, and Mr.. Warwick was
unanimously elected President.
The Chairman announced his readiness TO
receive nominations for eight other Direc tors.
Mr.. John Jones moved that u committee OF
| five be appoint ted to nominate suitable persons
for Directors, and the vote being taken, the
motion was adopted.
The Chair appointed the following as the
Committee on Nominations: MessIs. John
Jones, VIM. Gwathmey, VIM H. MacfariAnd,
WIN. H. Haxall, and Abram Warwick.
The committee, after a brief rettremen I
made the following nominations for Directors:
A. Warwick. X. w. McGruder,
r. b. HAxail, J. N. Williams,
h. H. Sklnker, u. Davenport,
Jos. F. Powell. Mark UOwney,
Joel b. Watkins.
The report was received, and on being put
| to vote WAS uuanimOsly adopted.
Mr.. Macfariand made q motion to reconsid-
| er the vote fixing the salary Of the President
| at $500. The sum was entirely too small for
the amount OF labor required, and he there
fore desired 10 substitute for it 81, 900.
A scale vote being called, the motion TO re-.
consider was adopted, and the sum Of 81 ,OOO
fixed upon for the Presidents salary.
On motion, the bylaws OF the Farmers
Bank, with necessary alterations, were adopt.
| ed for the government of the stockholders.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Cross Cufsing.-Timothy Kitty and Thomas
Geiry Tor .asaaulting and beating each Other.
were be .vre The Mayor yesterday and held to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-06

Canadian people are much incensed At what
they consider breach OF faith In the transfer
minus OF the Grand Trunk Railway 70 New
York. 3 So :.
Gov. Wise 10 in Washington. He was ssre.
naded On Saturday night, but was indispos. d
and could not address The people, who called
him out. 30.
The remains OF John McDouosh. Of Nev,
Orleans, arrived in Balt,more on the ith mat.
AID were nken charge Of by the Commisoioa.
" OF tes UcOonogA BeQNest.
0ymnasttc exeSctses have heon tnteodueaA
int0 ~ 6tate Luaattc Asylam o. Utiea. .N. y.
With decidsdly ssasactaa yssalts y ~ n.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

< HOUSE FOR RENT.-The PRE- hlIsES
s arer the store, lO9 Main street. are offered for
AfsHt. The House is in good order, and COM
Hsdlils. Apply at the store. Possession gwen
immediately. VIM. 3. TUPNAN, Ag't.
.t5ts Barton old stand.
4 FUR RENT-The STORE on Pearl sire ct,
e. present occupied by Messrs. Ue" J. Sum
0asf Co. Possession gwen LIST September,
IN Apply to W; BARkET.
..i-it' Corner 5th and Cary streets.
& FOR RENT-A new and weti arranged
EsTABLE. with CARRIAGE HOUSE, on I'd
Oasset, between Cary and Canal; Apply TO-
nrG-ts j. H. BECK.
f. FUK KENT-Two ROOMS, on the second
End fourth floors of the COIlnthlan Hail Build
Cns. For terms, &C., appl, to
ny Its JOS. +. JONES.
Il BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESI-.
IA DENCE, ON UNION Hull. AT PRIVATE
ASA Eve are authorized to sell privately, a
esatitu private RESIDENCE r, on Mosby street,
lhon hl.l. II has been lately built OF the best
material, ard has attached a two-story tUlck
Aiehen. with eveV Other convenience, besides
veil oi excellent water on the premises. lbefe rs
attached an acre ot ground, beautifully land out IN
fAts, win ornamental trees, fruit trees, shrub
cry and flowers. The property is located in one
q the most desirable neIghborh hoods, ant deserves
u. attention OF persons desiring to secure PHI
IL, lots JAS. NJ. TAYLOR x SON. Aucts.
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INVADED BY FRENCH GIRLs-Forty French
girls direct from Canada, have arrived in
l.oweil-only one out OF the mum her can rpea
English They are to be employ ed in the Law
renee Mills.
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Continued. The charge against Mary Mar
TN, of stealing gold pencil from Thomas
II %rris, will be heard and disposed of by tEs
Ma Vcr, to-day.
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The Carat ~ Officers are to meet at the Co.
ipm biau Ho vel GA the 18th inst, to arrange for
a grand enca, ppment. Let ali attend aud par
ticipate in the Meeting.
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Mayo's Va ehosse-This new warehouse.
for the storage and sale Of tobacco, IL 70 b.
opened TO the public on Friday next. la pAss-
Ing through tbs premises yssisrday, we nosiced
that tea hogaheads Of leaf had already hesn
received, or rather deposited for safe ksepinr.
The sheds already erected are sstimated Is
hsada. And the plaa Of asraneemsnt 10 g ccs-
vsnieut that shippers will have little difacul.
~ in getting out tobacco when they wish 70 do
80 This warehouse 10 very coavenlens for
VILE RAILROAD. and will probably fecsiys to
grvatsr portion Of It - @g@
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RUNAWAYS.

- 800 kEWARD.-Rana away from the
q subscribers, on the Gown ton and Ohio Rail-
Ioad, on the 2Dtf May last. three N + u
n len, named MAT. a elbow man, rs years
..oid, hive feet five inches high, stout made,
'so mas the appearance OF being pOwoer marked
= q ias face has a wife ID the CITY Of Richmond
.As ! is Eiack aaan, five feet five and hall
lsits hish. slender made. pltted in the face from
aaa; ; toG- was raised IN The city of Richmond. -
pob VANS is a blacx man, about ~ years old
'eiee' hive inches high spare made. fine suit OF
s s,i, inclined 10 strais htDess-is free man. and
Fsersbure The Two 6rstnamed negroes are
ersa and were condemned to transportation. =,
sasl ls about 70 years old. The above reward Will
"a seiu lof the return of the above negroes 20 our
. - see'ion 10. on the Cnvington and OHIO Kan
4, ~ y Ai'eshan, county, Va, or we will pay, $40
S,s1 S,ea oi lhe above negroes, when arrested ana
aAAed 10 any OF the J1is OF this state
p KOSSEk 4 LANIUS.
sast Otaee address, Crows, Allegh hany CO.,,
rIaIa
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L:ss sf Appoiafssesfs BY U. S. Marshal Of As-
s.stan 10 to taEs the Census Of 1890.
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suMMER RESORTS.

.lAb CHESAVEAKE HALL.
"I HAMPTON, Va.
1NNER RES0kT, SO well and fayora-
.ss 60 Wi! he re 02e as,i OH the 18th of June
Il fsT. rrcprietor wi. he ilsppy 10 SEQ any nt
50 ..ss - who ma' wish Ia enjoy SALT WATER
> TIN : and the laxarlee ot tie seaboArd
/. ctsh,ns Tackle, Pleasure Carrsayes, &c,
e1's sa ncss to contribute tu ths eTipyulent
sssss IN r.. q. BANKS. PIarrieior.
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GAS, GAS, GAS -
" FlTrlN6!
METALLIC ROOFING.
TIN and COPPER WORK

CAS- GAS, r1AAH,ro, TAS
TIN and cOPFkk PIkS StSoHsx SMtSoHsx;
The subscriber. at his sstabli.h msnt or iSsh az.
.ss $SsS e. :.s
:sS.s :.a rLUNglNG H e q: bss. ana most ,aSs,sn
asl "snnaasT: amer: s2a f1 az ne i shortest notise
%S is. z: i'' 'caSs SsssrEis f. 2siSS?ls
STEsSfRki BACON SIDES and sHouL.
SsSS.r- Cured and Plain HAMS,
GaSS t.,. ~ " MIsSHysho 20 e sed Glazed MOtAHSES:
s.j tiy SSJSS 3
T0' ''' '~ Tor cash. g saHa'S H. sosTs%%'
Corner 18th and Main s,s-
Ts,Sxff.: :,D,s f,s: TsTrxs;vw: T. rs; vvt asx: N
shs sas:s g e: Ssss
'''" s.. aSxcGss ifsi ASssfs ls''s is!sc; ssc.
SAAKAT0GA AAnKR;.A1 rS A.! .WAIEk:: FIen cesEiss.
Water; kockbridgs Alum Water; AIum And iS.
dine dine Water: troa the spnnxs IA bedford CO.. Va.
v ' NkxbE s16I:'&'i BAaikERs Drug Store.
loo Main st !, corner above foat-0fh
EMRKO!DEKIEs..,A splendid assortment
Of Embro,de!ed Linen Ca|brie. Hd'kfs At very
low prices; Chinsz Embroidered Linen Cambria
each, worth o. 50. ALFRED MOS ES.
MRS. WiNslOW's SOOTMING xYRUP-
N1 rhlsis Drspar ration that no mother shouid
he without. It auess the ifritshisy OF irtsuts
during the time OF testhinx, and cusss the b"~el
'"'' gSbExikk II ":;ss CO Dfass.... rss sa,. ''
Na. 10 ssA!R street.
IUBaCCo AND tiGARs.-A .asiaiy Of
ieco,e." Harry Of the VEST. add sasn:lns e,hsss
SssA Sa,s sn gre ssss s,.sS pssaa @ 9 sas
''''' A' fsfHsssSSs1 WI HsasS s1s'ISs. Dss.sa
| CODA WATER.-Our feunt.In !. n.x = ....-
made from !sesA, rive Eraits Wa sss NO fra,, =.
s s.a.s s -. ina are Gn Il iEas SIS SODA
| EAM.LY sYnUra 40 bbIs. part ia .,crsI oi
Orssns oiss.s. s o. ~ ,hn Mis,nss ,cr S.w
S:Ss sas ass?i ard ,ssisees o.
' . 0''''' wa WI 'HsALLAcE SONS.
| CCMP0NND sYaUP OT 1A9 MYrO.
's-'soa' 30. f's '.'' : (. BoDsxxa CO.
VIZ nays lUSI aECkav1D. = sstra
sssd q aas soaql7s = ISsssss e sa1'ss: :lo.E
si iess''s s. = ..s.z ~. xzs! Az g
lssss sl'. 81. y Ne s'x: \.
'''' s'' 'a'' : Z. Z. Zs'f6kI. - Man ..,..,.
REEINkH fE01k-S -. xTG7 . CcIs.
4s.s III saiiiiIE;;;sI aiiiI lSis a.. !. r.es' 's''
CANRkks.:;,, JAck a0NS SuGEKa GAN.
H ~. - s.s: :, ss.yss sssssi~ O.; =
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y EAL FR RENCA BLACk LACE MANTiI.
A Las, BOURNOIS AND N NJ DARN
GLOAKS AND TAhMAS, OF THE NEWEST

CLOAKS AND TALMAS, OF THE NEWEST
morning, an elegant as.ortment Of the above Dc
sirable and sea.onable Wrappings, purchased last
week 1t the closing out suction sales in New
York. at An enormous reduction from prices ear
her IN the season, and will bo offered at the very
sM allest advance. These, together with q pretty
stock Of 1erege Anslals. Bournois and Zsn0hIss,
and full line Of Lsce Points and Shswls, enables
me to please the taste Of every customer in want
Of a Summer Wrapping. Ladies. II 10 to your in
teTest to call and see them. Il you desire TO save
money. ALFRED MOSES, 6S Main st.
10! FOR HARvEST.-Hav,ns recelvsd tho
IA agency for the sale Of Calwelrs Reaper, su-
perior article. Of Virginia mAnufecturs. We offer
them to the farmers of Virginia for the present
harvest This machine 10 much simpler in its
construction. and sf hghtar draft, than any now
IN has been thoroughly tested during the lass
SIX years. and has now oil the improvements that
have pressntsd themselves durinG that time. We
are authorized to warrant this reaper n ell re-
spects. and will make exhibition Of its work
ING qualities 70 thOee With It, O. the
farm Of H. A.; Watt. miles frOn this 0aty. on the
GEORGE WATT 4 co.
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ma Leerhes: Leeches:. Leeches!!:-l
have lust received. BY Adains' Express, lot oi
Ssesh NWEJjfSH LEEcHES, the very best, and
isrre sizs, xheh viii hs applied upon the most
s 3 H'-CLFPiNG and LEECHING promptly at
tandsd tn can 10 found at all hours Of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amell
can Hotel. fsstr4nce on lifh street ana q nighs
=. ~ III "A. ~ - - = - > r. G. H0A6ON.
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- R.nlites will ~susule their intefsse
i, s.;os SRHfLE's iNFALLIBIE 6AKlNG
POWDEn. II is eheapsr and l.eeter than a4y sshl-
jM HsUes ID Wsskee sSSs $40 2, ~ tesR~"'
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THE SLAVE TRADE IN NEW YORK.-The i'm
crease of the slave trade, and the fact that all
the vessels engaged therein appear to have
cleared out of the port of New York, begin 10
attract attention al Washington and in other
quarters. 1t can hardly be conceived that il
the officers of the law, charged with the duty
of preventing the departure of all vessels
bound on illegal errands. did their duty, our
port would not be disgraced as it now is by
being made to rank as the grand depot of the
slave trade. That they have not done their
duty in all cases, has been lately proved and
that they have neglected their duty for cor
rupt considerations, has been put on record by
the dismissal OF two Deputy United States
Marshals on proved charges to that effect
But we believe that we do not overstate the
matter in announcing that an average of two
vessels each week clear out of our harbor
bound for Africa and a human cargo; and we
have received information, which we shall
verify and publish as soon as possible, to the
effect that the price for the clearance of Slarey
is as we'll known to those in the trade as the
price of barrel OF pork.-NetC York Leader.
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HA Southern Savings Bank
CHARTERED By TIE LEGISLATURE OF VA
flEEIEE. La MAIN NTR EFT

BA- Southern Savings Bank
CHAKEERED By TIE LEGISLATURE OF VA.
OFFICE, H3 MAIN STREET
Money received on deposit at the rate of si1 per
months and at fee per cent. on such are drawn
out before the expiration of SIX months.
DIRECTORS:
: + + wMs,sIss' Maa1e Pre"'' Geo. E. e. HHfws, Hsr1,og
VIM. Ira Smith, IF. Regnault,
. !" + ?. 3. Prrce, Treasnfer. eH"A' ''' ~
Treasurer, p. i. PRICE. Office at VIM. Har-
grave Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. nv 16-lm
A More New Goods.
Ak. PARKER Il co.
ment Of LADIES DRESS GGoDs.in SIN 'O
Rlch Rjeh s1s BeIese snns Anglais E0BEs; MG ;s.
Plain Berege ANGLAlS;
Rich OfgandIe ROBES;
kicn Chintz 0RGANDiES;
STes STeshs a2H7Atsir 5! ~ tsrt Pisd ai q: MoHAlR;
POPLINS and POPLINETS;
Grey VALENCIAS;
JAcONE ELS and LAWNS. &c.,&c.
All of which We will sell very low. my 23-ts
E 1--WE never could sell anything but
Preston Merrili's Yeast Powders heretofore /;
but since | have sold your VIRGINIA YEAST
POWDERS, l cannot sci! any other They are
Another from Raleigh. N. C., says: Please
send me 10 gross more Of yOur VIRGINIA YEAST
pow RS. for sold the last quicker than ex-
persons Who have used them once never want any
other. Yours, F. THEM
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
l.. WAbNEk. Manufacturer,
m 1Q-sm Corner 9Th and Bros
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-06

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-THE
Methodist Episcopal Conference ut Buffalo
disposed of nearly all their remaining busi-
morning % for it's completion. On IS sa,arday, %
after resolving that the next General Confer
ence should be held at Philadelphia. the re-
port on Lay Delegation was considered. and
after some debate, a resolution from the Com
mittee, directing all preachers in charge in the
United States and Territories, TO submit the
subject to all adult male members of their
churches. between the meetings Of the An-
nuaI Conferences of 1861 and lS02 the result
to be submitted by the Bishops to the next
General Conference, vas adopted. The basis
of represen tation in the next General Goa fer
ence was fxed in the ratio of one delegate to
thirty members of the Annual Conferences.
ported 10 be Slo,Se2 receipts from Annual
Conferences. SO leaving a deficit of S3, III,
for which amount n draft on the Book Con-
cern was authorized.