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REV. DR. CAHILL


FOUR LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY,
MECHANICS HALL,
In the following order;
FIRST LECTERE-N oEdIy ErsViRg, NIy1i,
TGDss
Tides twice day-spring Neap TdCs-The Path the
Tides Oceans Rivers Curr, Elevations, Headand'No ap
probable Tide IN the Wlp Equi
llbrium Of the Ocean Temperature.
SECOND LECTURE TNsilg ErsRing. MGy Is,
The co sSTlrUENr PARTS OF THE ATMOSPHERE.
Chemical OF these plrt,rgft Of the AtmosphereMo
ol Of the Atmosphere-WiId Tropical Csrrents-Soar Carc
storms
THIRD LECTCRE-Th vysiHy ErepiRg, My ~
EQUILIBRIUM OF IlIE SOLAR system
Dist nces Voue. Masses and Momentum OF the PanesVc-
Mass and Momentum Il the sun Ecram OF te solar ss
Centre Of Gravity o. the Soar System wta the Body Of the
sun Centpet and ProecAl Forcesorbusl Motions Of the
D0cns q Ecpses in Reference to the Path OF the Pan
cts.
FOURTH LECTURE Fididv EctgiBg ldylS.
pGSTANCE OF TIE PLANETS
Tlgou0me,rc ccuau1nThv Anatomy Of the Human Eye
The Lenses OF the Eye-Tclacopes-N croscopes-LeuSs
These Lectures are by finished set Dia-
grams, Macs and Brass Ma hine-y.
The Lectures viii commence each evening at o'clock
ci.ely Doors opened AZ o'clock.
80 To DE had At the and the Hail.
the OF the lecture. Tickets for the eutre Alba
myll-u
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NrOTICF. AVE-, NOTrICIA, AVISO, NnTIL.


From Rec Or. R0sseT Editor CArtida Adr0cGa
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wholesome bread biscuits batter
kes may purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless and pleasant than soda saaratus
The OF Il will the Highest,
sweetest bread the shortest possible time time labor and
expense dlsapponts the accompanying simple di
recou observed Besides manuiacuredn Virginia. and
IS invention OF Yanseedom. John Gark, manufacturer
proprietor Richmond Va We know him tried
and IT, the best tried Get and mind the
directions
For sale throughout BY Druggists GOces gene
auw NH
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TIE RANK OE RICHM0ND-
BY THE GOVERNOR,


IN conformity with the sixth section OF the sixth article OF the
Constitution Of this Commonwealth providing for the election
Of Judge each Circuit Court hereby proclamation
Judges following Judicial Circuits elected du
ring the year. wit: For the FIRST Circuit composed Of
the counties Of Princess Norfolk Nansemond Isle Of Wight
Greensv suy and Sussex the city Of Norfolk
fifth Circuit othe counties Of Accomao North
for the sixth Circuit composed the counties Of Elizabeth
city Warwick York Gloucester, Matthew'S Mddesex Henrco,
New Gent Charles City, James City and the city Of Williamsburg
Circuit the OF Rchmond the ninth Cir
Stafford, Prince William, Alexandria FAIRFAX Pauquer
RAy shamrock tenth Circuit Cupeper Madon
Orange Ahemarle Louisa. Fuvanna and Goochland for the
Circuit Nelson Amherst Rockbrdfe Augusta and Bath
Circuit Pendleton, Highland Rockingham, Page
Shenandoah Hardy the thirteenth Circuit Clarke
Frederick Hampshire Morgan Berkeley and Jefferson for the h
teenth Ces Giles Mercer Raleigh Wyoming Logan Boone
e Clay Nicholas and Webster for the sixteenth Circuit rayson
Carroll , Floyd Pulaski and Montgomery for the nineteenth
Circuit Wood Writ Gmer Draxton Lewis Richie Doddrdge,
Peasants and Calhoun for Circuit Hancock Brooke
Ohio MaYsaa Weize Tyler and Monongss for the
1ydrst CTcu Harrison Marion, Taylor Preston Barbour Ran
oph Upshur The said elections place
fourth Thursday Of the ensuing May held In each
county according law and officers required govern them
selves accordingly
Given under hand Governor and under the seal OF the
~ ComrnonW cAith at Richmond the Tth day April,
l o. 1850 and the eighty fourth year Of the Common
wealth.
JOHN LEToHER
BY the Governor.
GEoRGE W. MuSFoKO, secy Of the Commonwealth.
and kcd.
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HNHOV FAIR.

rsNHE Agricultural and the Central Agricultural Societies
will hold their Fair r The present year upon the grounds Of
Central socey commencing h0NDAI the 92d Of October,
and continuing six days.
JOHN r. EDNCNDs
Preslden. Virginia State Agrlcutura' Society.
JAMES LYONS
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AEEEsis Two rowdies were arrested by officer Bib,
yesterday morning, on l7h street, for thro~ns stones
and 5-csJas at persons passing in the street At the
Gag. door, thew b-oke loose from him. after vioeI
Struggle, il which tle officer spraiued his left wrist, and
one o. the PRISONERS, named John Hl received telling
toE 1D the head They then mp % the vicinity OF
te cry 10 pursued bv officer Bob and Others, and
were llajy rcapurcd and secured They NiIl be be-
fore The N1vor ,his morning..
a Young man from Petersburg arrested by the
Nlror yesterday morning toe dischargag ptolia the
c.l.t.I SQUARE
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DN E.czs Snow is the most powerful attraction OF its
ka1vbica cv,rvi-i,cj R,hmoud. Al each exhibition
tsaamm1th pavilion was led 20 overlooking hundreds
having been turned away because an the available space
packed with people The entire circumference Of the
Cen. being occupied by seats idea OF the vast crowd
present he formed People Of high responsibility
a, vel as the usual class Of patrons have attended this
SHOW aud believe -haJ che performances have afford
eli complete s siscfOu 90 a The trained animals con-
sal-e novel and interesting feature, bu, the Brilliant
gestrian feat Of lille Zoya will be ,oagest remem-
b. red
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ANNTAI MEETNNG De

49, Young Mems Ctrs an Association 90 Richmond
h.t TUESDAY ling nex, l3,h Inst, a. O'clock In
l..- k1,ns, "a God ns Hal.
lle P-rEtc1t vii urlsea' tie Annlzl Report
Toe Delegates the Convention Al New Orleans Ill
a. ntk report which thc eec1a Of o'rrs for he
r.s-1g rea-. viI llke place
i F-' and especially ie Ladies are invited % Nit-nd
-Tt-H b SMITH. Rec Sccy.
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ILlREsTEEs, sALE or THE HEAUTIFUL

TNRuSTEEs' SALE OF THE BEAUTIFUL
l. COUNTY SEAT CALLED "DUGWOOD," on HAKSGE ST, IN
SYDNEY ONE MILE WEST OF RICHMOND trustees in two Ger
tain deed Of trust executed by Euaee Robinson
first dated 21th OF June the June so
both duly recorded Hsnco County Cout shall, in
ton thereof proceed 10 SELL public auction the premises
WEDNESDAY the SOh May, lsG0 at O'Clock r. H. II fair II
not the neat fair day. the tract parcel Of land conveyed by said
deeds called Dog Sood situated In the County Hen leo on
Havie Street In sydney containing eight acres being
real estate which the said Rustace Robinson resided at the
time Of his death The deeds authorize property 20
sold for cash; but horz H. by the creditor
the payment n on urt Of the purchase money
the balance be deferred for and IL months
chaser executing negotiable interest added by
trust deed title retained The FOR sG0 be paid by
purchaser The title believed 10 be perfect but We shall convey
only with special warranty
GUsTAYCs A. MYERS, r..
ap2s-tds LOFTIN n. ELLETT, ( trustees
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UULCANIpE TEETH! SAR ~->
SULCANIrE TEETH! k7-<AS<-.-2
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL IJryTS1A
TEETH 1JLIIg
G. W. JONES DErT having the right Tor making TEETH
the vulcanie plate and bring absolute superiority
OrerdA otter msttoi having thoroughly tested Il for fres
0uts In large number and NJ Ms mot dfcut
where gold and other plate had utterly failed Comments irh
attire cUt|ce 20 those desiring fun partial Of e-th
psIiy iddfi.a Il ,oiN to,e heV ilHg The per
feet ddlpt1D ~ e pi ant ne lt,h tim Herety secrei
enables him 10 hsrTt teeth militant oIsS which, In
the gold plate has rendered painful and use
Having been stedhY those taEdn: highest the profession,
North and scutH testimonials will riyen aud specimens ex
ted To those wishing 30 them
God ahy oher I made OF course, for such prefer
them
Filing cleansing regulating and all other operations gently and
thoroughly pert. rmed
Teeth acted trJU Ii1 by sirtir'V having extracted
sOIls ttO hUBdyeifssN .riH IT,
Office hours from to 81 from ~ to Main st., between
ON and 10Th mas
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IND TnIRn an PosITIVELY lind ~

4 % ELkD aNr OIL PAIN fiNG~ v take place ar CokNril
AZ Hall. o1 Tuesday An -rnOOn, Nay IAN, commencing
f r. * about
rilrss all be odsrc1 These are part Of 'he same i'm
la 20 OBJ sut ardAr believed @ De- equal IN
'1 rss1ert modern Paintings hitherto exhibited here
To- gallery ain open Lad Is ami Grutlemcn from one
% tay .MaaiayI until The time u sale on Tuesday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

N,S-WoV,N ~ TRoCELE.-A Dung man calling Rim
81 Charles Williams, but whose real name is said to be
S,e OF something Ike IT, was before the Mayor on Sa-
t.-iar. charged with petty larceny The accused is
11e ed-uiclte In Appearance, and has soft womanish
voice. Ia short be is "a msn who would o. a lady If
heceld, and DE can't does an he can 10 show the
v1-i he Is no. man 10 bis misfortune 70 be ac-
a...rtei with VIM Sweet who for the sake Of "i.t.
i1r invited Srk.c Co his house on l1th st on FRIDAY
ar Ir dinner dressed him up In female attire for the
amusement Of his wife and the ueighbOrs Swet. then
wet O1 guc ..it Sj-kie at bis house Ms $ in the
meantime bad missed an S. bgclstpiu from her trunk,
and Sr,e wa. charged wh tue hef lie denied it p,r-
s-,...r, tr- Chscr called ina who searched Tor
Che p.1 and found 10 the bed In which the sccIsed
va- lying On saturday, he was arraienei before the
Nty0r and committed for trial before the Hastings Count
De i,l native %. Philadelphia.
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JAMES LYONS
apsO-e President Va Central Agricultural Society.
49, DIVIDEND SGTaCE.-The Board
b. Director % The Virginia Fi.e and Marine
Company. have declared dividend q Ten per cent
81 per share the raj stock out ~ the p-oH % the
six months payable Tie ockholes their legal
yes the 18Th instun which date the transfer book will be
closed WILLIAM WILLIS, JR,
ma2- ~ Secretary.
NOTICE, AVIS, NOTrICIA, AVISO, NOTIZ-
~ FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE the only place where India
Pineapple Dresses Wash Sks p wide Grapes Lutongs, ss-
seersucksr Nan<ns Novelties Chas Laquerst Articles snd ali
curious American, India Feather Faas bark and bead
be procured. Wholesale AMI retail NO. 653 Broad
French aud Chinese Fans, latest styles Queries aud samples
by mall myl-luh
49, NOTG E.-Tae annual meeting of the
49, Stockholders Of the Richmond Petersburg Railroad
COMPANY, vii take place their once, in this city TUESDAY,
thu 10Th inst, at IL O'Clock, A. VI.
myl J.B MACMURDo, TressErsr.
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or Saturday, for beating lis wife, Mildred one day
ht week he t-Uys Der on the forehead with metallic
lamp producing painful cash. Kicked her into the street.
sad knocked her down. The only explanation he offers
i1- BIS yoni-c, that DE was sight" Mrs Nee. stated
O. ,hs Nlvor hlt she had quit her husband in c0use-
gleuce OF his cruelty, ard had rented room for herself
bl- char she found impossible avoid him He Is al
ready under bonds 70 keep the peace towards bis wife,
With Vim. Mgn-e surety and the forfeiture Of the re-
Jo-a1ce by this recent assault win be reported the
--ug- COur-. he committed In default OF renew
el security for his future good behavior. What is the
c-lu gang for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

D KIRKPATRICK SONS, No 81 5 Thisd Street. between
Na-ss aaJ Chestnut Streets rPsa have or sale DRY AND
srEO SPANISH HIDES Dry and Gresa Sailed Patla Alps, Tan
as Oh Tanners and Cufsrs' Tools a. he sves; PHee and
uf-l thc best terms.
- Al 1ts efLeaiAsr n The rough wanted for which he
Ee market price vl be given In cash taken In exchange
ds Leather OF charge and sold commission
tlf-ssm
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rIlO sLiTFRs. sI0NE CTTTFRs, MASoNS,

4 ENCAN TORS, GRANITE CUTTERS AND IRON WORKERS.
Proposals will be received the cfce OF the Engineer II the
City. ~ O'Clock Wednesday the 10Th int the
Stating Granite Cutting Masonry Excavation Wrought and Cast
WORK required the construction OF lrs House for the
City Richmond Plans Of specifications II The work he
application at this Office where all further information
can be obtained.
by order Special Committee the CITY Aims House.
myl4-tI W I'LL City Eng'r
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

FOLLOW WARE.-We have IN a full assortment
III Of Hollow Ware, consisting Of Pots Ovens sde Biscuit
Bakers Oaudrop 90 odd Oven Lids which offer for low.
p. 4. MOORE 4 co, % Peal St.
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te yo- Saturday, Co answer lor gsuljng VIM. Bethel
ard bis wife, Margaret, Iappsars tlat Pat wa, walking
r-- .he Armo.y bridge, ON Friday, and seeing e dog
p.sh bad bitten hi, pgppy, he seized the animal amt
threw Hrn into lv canal The dog belonged 20 Bethel
and u- wifi, OH rvr- the rough treatment &c was receiy-
a- tJm NoJi-, flew 90 the rescue. Woods seized her
lT tae arm 90 prevent her from interfering and IN the
srl--e portion of beer dress was torn or causing AN
exposure of ler bosom. Bethel himself then came no
s- very soon received "a purity pair OF black eyes ON
Woods who knocked bin down, two or three times -
Tie 1avor hsiel Woods 90 appear before the Hastings
Cc1-. this week.
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BY JAMES ". TAYLOR a son, AuctI.
ny GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aue's
GAZE VALUARLE BRICK TENEMENT Or

= TIE NUkIH sIDh OF ULAf, BEI"hhN oIH AND GTn
STREETS AT AUC1lON-Wl be sold at auction, the prem
es TUESDAY the 18Th OF May, lsCo at ~ O'Clock NJ
and admirably located brick tenenent located above the
story which In the occupancy of Sir william
school and the upper story partItoned
rooms and occupied by other The whole prop
erty 1850 per The feet runs
back ~ feet and has wide alley the side This property
located In improving part Of the city, and oferj great
ducements % capitalists aud others.
TERNs 0nefourh cash. balance az T. and ~ months for
gobe Interest added secured by deed tile
tanned The taxes 1850 10 be paid by n purchaer
maq 4 AppERg0N lurta
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being extensively sold IA sl parts Of the country.
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Restoring Grey Hair to its Original Color,
Bringing Hair out on Bald Heads
And Causing il to Grow Strong and Healthy.
rfyou wish 70 have the instead OF the du rough
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Those Who desire article which they and ALWAYS rec
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Apoueclry
YOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH HAIR RESrORATlVFS
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Hp% a CARD.-DR ROBERT HUNTER,
G2S<5 ofNew York, has arrived IN Richmond and taken
the Powhaan His stay Is definitely limited 10 TWO
WEEKS He will devote bis time while 10 Richmond 10 consuite
and treatments Of all diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs
Persons oo Jie 10 consult him at his viii be visited
Those trobed with CdtU" suffering from b. OEchdl Ate
should place themlelyes under treatment they
require daily Of the Catarrh syringe
Ir HUNTER has al the instruments for the administration OF
yapo for the exhibition Of oxygen in scroull
Ac
Patients In the country consult by letter
pnwrl rAN HorsE Richmond. NAV lst. $3.50 mats
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-14

NEKN ViLIAtsLE HEAL ESTATE AT THE
\ SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND l4tH STREETS AT
PUBLIC AUC1lONAt the request Of the who reside
Philadelphia will public upon prem
ises TUESDAY the 22i day OF May, 1850 commencing
o'clock H. the valuable REAL ESTATE located
Man and 18th Streets the occupancy Of
Messrs. Noah Walker & Co and others
The properly fronts Main ~ feet along
lh wide alley, and rented tenants
At a, 900 per anuum.
The location Of m operty In the very heart Of the city
convenient to the hotels aud depOt &C. renders very
for business stand OF any KIND, and W. would invite particular
attention To the sale Is considered be the valuable
piece Of real estate In market.
Terms SLE follows one sixth OF the purchase
IN cash. and the remainder In equal instruments
the purchaser
added payable seuaunuaily)
and insurance for sGO TO be paid by the purchaser
apps tbs JAS NJ. TAYLOR h SO Z. Auets
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BY the Governor.
GEoRGE W. MUSFOKO, secy Of the Commonwealth.
apq-d6ctde
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

BOYS CLOTHING! BOYS CLOTHING!
nARHiCOTT. HARRIS 81 co. have Just received
~ their second supply Boys Clothing and prepared
70 sell them than before having bought them at much
dued osng TO the being advanced We would
therefore, confidently Invite all In want Of good and nice Boys
ohing low prices 70 give call before buying AZ We
know we sell any thing In the BOYS line very low
DARRAc0rf, HARRIS 4 CO,
successors 10 Merchant, wesger 4 Co,
myl0 No liz MIR, A
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-06
Tho veto Of tho TTome.teod mi.

Mr.. Buchanan, apparently not satisfied
with the vigorous blows that he has already
given his staggering party, administers a
last thwack in the shape Of veto Of the
Homestead bill. This bill was the one
prepared by his own friends in the Senate,
which, though not satisfactory to the Re
publicans, had been accepted by them as
much better than none. 1t passed the
former body with only two dissenting
votes, and the House by majority of near
ly two to one. With so emphatic an ap-
proval in both branches of the legislature,
il was universally supposed that it would be
allowed to become law.
But Mr.. Buchanan "is nothing unless
critical" He has found objections in it
where few others Of his party have found
them, and he parades other objections long
since refuted, as if they were new. He
chooses to consider the grant Of public
lands to settlers of five years occupancy on
the condition of their paying after that
twenty-five cents per acre, donation, and
he denies the right of Congress to make
such donations. He processes, also, late
regard for the depleted state of the Treas
ury, and is anxious to know where the pub
lie revenues are to come from if the four
millions of dollars derived from the sale of
public lands is to be relinquished. Finally,
be is fearful of the spread of agrarian sem
timents, procaiming patriotically that "the
people of the United States have advanced
with steady but rapid strides to their pres
ent condition of power and prosperity; that
they have been guided in their progress by
the fixed principle of protecting the equal
rights of all, whether they be rich or poor,
and that no agrarian sentiment has ever
prevailed among them. The honest poor
man, by frugality and industry, can, in any
part of our country, acquire competence
for himself and his family, and in doing
this he feels that he eats the bread of in-
dependence. He desires no charity either
from the government or from his neighbors."
1t would be useless to consider protests
like these. The people of the whole coun-
try have agreed upon the policy that it is
better to deliver these lands to actual set
tiers than to reserve them for the uses of
speculators; and if anything had been
wanting to the extinction of the democratic
party, now fortunately deliquescent, if not
wholly evaporated, it would have been
found in this foolish and untimely exercise
of the Presidential negatively Y Post
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-06
THE STATE ELECTIONS.

For the convenience of our readers who
will be very naturally anxious toknow when
the State elections are to transpire, this fall =,
we have prepared the following list:
Alabama, 1st Monday in August.
Arkansas, 1st Monday in August.
California, lst Thursday in September.
Connecticut, 1st Monday in April-so
that we shall not know precisely how the
"nutmeg State" stands upon the "goose" un-
til after the Presidential canvass.
Delaware, I'd Tuesday in November.
Florida, 1st Monday in October.
Georgia, 1st Monday in October.
Illinois, 1st Tuesday in November.
Indiana, I'd Tuesday in October.
Iowa. I'd Tuesday in October.
Kentucky, lst Monday in August.
Louisiana, 1st Monday in November.
Maine, I'd Monday in September.
Maryland, 1st Wednesday in November.
Massachusetts, 1st Tuesday in November.
Michigan, 1st Tuesday in November.
Minnesota, I'd Tuesday in October
Mississippi, lst Monday in October.
Missouri, lst Monday in August.
New Hampshire, I'd Tuesday in March
SO we shall get no "straws" from that
quarter.
New Jersey, lst Tuesday in November.
New York, 1st Tuesday in November.
North Carolina, I'd Thursday in August
Ohio, I'd Tuesday in October.
Oregon-not being posted in regard to
this State, we can give no positive informa-
ton.
Pennsylvania, I'd Tuesday in October.
Rhode Island, 1st Wednesday in April
no straws from "Little Rhody."
South Carolina, I'd Monday in October.
Tennessee, 1st Thursday in August.
Texas, 1st Monday in August.
Vermont, lst Tuesday in September.
Virginia, 4th Thursday in May.
Wisconsin, 1st Thursday in November.
If our readers will cut this out and putt
in some convenient place of reference, it
will be of service to them during the cam
paign.