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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.

EOR uIR!:-For the balance of the year, TWO
manu. tic QUIET S'0' 'At Goc Gipe e ckosE.
Insurance and General Agents,
my Its 18th street. Exchange Place.
FOR HIkE-A healthy WET NURSE. with
WV ' JOHN ?. HARDWOOD,
Alto A. Francis Coach Shop.
my 13t* Franklin street.
SERVANT GIRL FOR iHiRE. i have for
myl-ts Opposite st. Charles Hotel.
TOR HlRE.-.A YOUNG MAN. 26 wears old.
= to dc ght work. who is a good DRIVER and
'ARDNhf Etcf hEgS'y LEWIS E General Agent.
my l-St Metropolitan Hall.
NURSE FOR HIRE OR SALE-A Girl, Is
years old. an exceen NURSE As the owner
is going to Nebraska Territory, will hire her for
For particulars apply to g. H. ROBERTSON.
ap 3O-3t* Corner of Sth and Franklin SITS.
EEMALE COOK FOR HlKE.-A likely WO-
l. MAN. wi thout encumbrance, about 20 Years of
age, SAID to be good COOK and WASHER, is for
hire the remainder OF the ssa nos Apply to
ap D-2t General Agent, No. Wall st.
FOR SALE--To remain in this city. a Woman
L with two children. one about two years, the
other about months old. The Woman is highly re-
an. IS seSd GoeK End very superior
bargain may be had by immediate application to
Insurance and General Agents.
once on i4th street, Exchange Hotel Building.
FOR H,RE1FoR THE BALANCE OF THE
ap 26-ts Il. CAUTHORN.
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TO JAMES d. VAUGHN. ESQ
Ce>I-a DEAR SIR: As the time il approaching
for the voters of District No 2. Henrico county
to SELECT suitable person to f!l the ehce of CON
STABLE. and being satisfied that you are fully
competent TO discharge the duties of the Office
we, the Subscribers, respectfully request You tc
announce yourself candidate for the said Office
pied sing you our support in the ensuing election
Robert J. Folkes, H. NJ. Stewart,
VIM. e. Drew. q. L. Pegram,
Mar. NJ Lewis, Robert Salmon,
VIM. McClaning, u. A. Francis,
Thos p. Moody, James Clark,
&. w. Blankenshlp. Joseph Elliott,
6. l.. Earnest, Edward Uranium,
- Gresam, John Sauthali,
VIM X. Roundtree, William X. Smith,
X. A. Braudas, James H. Gentry.
my - And many others.
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Klel11oxn. Va: Ayll ..,h, ~

LYONSty bSS4s-WMJ
lndersfene our f6)1oW
yUu p0ss1o Svery rpQH
I and heAtet 4or . fall oDs
the dutioo0f Judge b
3 Olai ms Of O4her geatIo
requoSt y0u to annUunc(
" the JUD6EShiP OF
RT.
aest may meet with you
, we On hscrit,e ourselves,
fellow. ci,izens,
John Tyler.
Isaac N. Cooke,
Jos. B.Gentry,
L.. Wagner.
MARKS Ne'son,
W. Albert SpOtt,
J. Hatley Norton,
l.. Is. Thomas,
Joseph Stern,
A. p. WOotlson, IT.,
WIN. H. Davis,
NJ. Golden.
Thos. V. Carr.
Cornelius Carr,
Henry Miller,
h. J Miller.
NJ. l.. tiuerrant,
Sam'l j. Jones.
Tnos. b. Bigger.
Dan'l O'Uonnell,
John Il. SnelsOn,
Jos :. James.
VIM. Ira Smith,
VIM. !. Glenn,
Pey ton N. Snead,
Alex. J. Slater,
d. NJ. Harris,
Rob't Harvey.
J. r.. Chamberlayne,
Orlando Shay,
J. 8 Shackeltord,
Vim. Munford,
Jno. C Smith,
JnO. Esten Cooke,
VIM. C. Barnes,
John A. Belvin,
Victor NJ. Branch,
C. d. Yale.
John Bowers,
Jos. p. Jones,
X. G. Howe,
d. X. Quarles,
Geo. A. Leonhard.
Sam'l Guggenheimar,
q. VI. Lumpkln i Bro,
p. q. Sims,
Il. A. Cooke,
o. Ceanz.
San'l Putney,
r. A. Jeter.
Chas w. Harwood,
Geo. Ruskeli,
Thos. 8. Armistead,
VIM. Kirby,
Vim. A. CardoZo,
Vim. b. Church,
Geo. L. Baldwin,
Jas. H. Gentry,
VIM. a. Clarke,
A. T. PEBBLES.
WIN H. Toier,
r. McNamee,
A. u. Talman,
A X. BinfOrd,
F. l.. Nj GORE.
f. A. Hudnut,
H. w. Tyler.
John s. Smyther,
Samuel Forsyth,
James C.. Roy,
Fred Schatfer,
John p. Ballard,
Thos. SamannI,
A. D. Simms,
p. Fogarty,
VIM. D. Kennon,
Chas. H. Moore,
Geo. nj. Drewry,
August Schad,
NJ. D. Whiting.
Daniel B. Corrie,
r. l.. Williams.
T. Robertson 4 Sons,
Thos. NJ. Kimbrough,
Louis Rueger.
+. b. Keeling,
Jas. Beale.
John Marxhausen,
A. Soldering,
Garret F. Watson,
VIM. Caul6eId,
Thos. Leftwich,
Fred. T. Andrews,
Geo. s. Graves,
Richard A. Saunders,
Il. Hassel.
Louis Euker.
George Fisher,
!. May.
H. Simon,
J. Klmpel.
G. Lahard.
VIM, HutchesOn,
John A. Hicks.
]. H. Anderson.
A. T. Trueheart.
Oswold Heinrich,
B. Heinrich,
f.. Walker,
John F. Kohler,
WIN. Lots.
Henry l. DOrr,
Fred. Selbert,
Chas. e.bert.
WIN. w. Crump,
James II. Conway,
q. Koenig,
Jul. c. Fisher,
Or: w. Grebe,
c. Hasse,
Il. l.. Betty,
John Werner,
Fred. Halsiow,
II. Beidt,
Chas. 2 Fluy fielder,
7. Never,
David Hess.
Max Stakeholder.
J. 2. Luhs.
Vim. Nj. Allen,
F. Thomas.
Thos. 7. August.
Jesse Child.
WIN. l.. White,
d. T. Madigan,
w Knelhof
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PORT Of RICHMOND. AeRlL 9.
HyxA Water eAis day (T.esdst1 * s'e'eeI
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship yorktown. Parish: New York. mdHs
msss .s ssa s:s r:aeGS,
sss; e. ssss a ss ron o. R.
n Sos!. ": ). Robins, Lewis. Albany, lumber
nscSf. 3. 6: WIiIs,t., Ireland New York. fu.no'
n Schq. swan. P.rr. Halifax, N. s., fish, Bacon
schT Kate Kallahan. Kallahan, Philadelphia
' schr. James II. Gator. catlin. Baltimore. xn.no,
Sehaer, Kohler Co., pig iron' ). N. ANDERSON +"
schr. l.. c. H. Finney. Ponic. Eastern Shore po-
,S sSn no,1 II w M'I:naaF Read
Schr. Mary l.. Johnson. Burrows Nori"ik' iu"'
her James River and Kanawha Co. f.ms, rival, ,um.
Der, l.. w. Glazebrook.
CnAKLrsroN, April N-Crd. schr. Spray, Price,
ABr aren. f ft%1 1Gss'0wn
BosToN, April 27-crd, schr. Nickerson' Norfolk
BAITiiMonx' ' April 29.-Arr'd, stmr. VIM. Selden,
N. g; Mist. Norfoik: A. p. Howe and Pnt,, DO;
Hattie Ann. Richmond. CD schr. fr'ma Donha'
RockIANp, April 2s.-Arr'I. schr. Rainbow,
Norfolk.
PAsskNe Frs PER STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, CAPT.
PARRISH, from New York:
,Ia Bsx cb Nse Il L RId%n; K Y Gov Bow
ken. J. kellogg, Miss Bunkley, Mrs. M; Wylie,
Mrs. A: Shehan. G. l.. Cole, H. Gesner; D. Della
Chas. Bornnl, G. Berum: Mrs. Grass, two Misses
Skaters, VIM. CapIell. B; b. Corey, Hy; Rosen-
Miss Otev, c. ]. Buckingham. C. Buckingham
Jacob Lips and lady. Miss J. Fresch. Jas Watt
and lady. Capt. Russell, Miss Banks, Mai. Will
liams. WIFE, two children and servant, q. F. Roths>
Ter, Mrs; George, two children and servant. a. M
n. Webb, T. McKarnon and lady, W. 3. Harris
and lady, W. s. Towe, and lady, Mrs, J; F Clough
A. J. Thow psOn, NJ. NJ. Morris, And V. Keen, c.
J. Young, Miss Thornd,ke. Mrs. r. ". Johnson,
And: j. Vincent. A. L. Moore. g. l.. Benton r. S.
Williams.J g Scott, and steerage.
Messrs Brown, KIRBY, Westhimer. Stevenson and
Morris.
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"A RUNAWAY Runaway from the saS
0X scrlber. a free negro apprentices by Haaes
NSOLOM0N GREEN This is 10 icrsaft :
- persons from hafboring or empioyts as
>under penalty Of the law. Soopon oi'ei
u brie hi mniatto, between IL and u !esis q y
his rlg hit arm is shorter than the lett, ana " =
only three fingers and thumb on ihc 81, 1i is,
ND Ats W n. riNsLbi.
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RUNAWAYS.

~ TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-fa
(B above reward will lie paid for the ssr,s''-
sion and delivery To Messrs " 8, Tar.
~ LETT 4 Co, or the Belle Isle Works ny y
.A~JtM. He left the Works on els, April u
is about % wears Of age. bright glnss5blesd co'f
about 5ts feet h'fh. He is supposed TO he lsrlg
about the city Of Kichmond. or Nanehes,eI
mi l-3ts SAMUEL HARpUkUit
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- ~a5 wEW A D.-Ran sxsy. % "a

- d 2 e. u
GEY 18th April, from my house, in Henne0 coast
Na NEGRO MAN named SYnsFa srswAai
~ lie was bought in Cui pepper count. SOM "
.A>Or three years ago and sold N RiehmeS
He has lived in PAGE county, with Ben, PBblaa
engaged in an IRON furnace, where be may aos
lurking. He is Of medium slzS. quite tises- Is
about Is years Old. He formerly belonged % 20
w. Rowles, Of. Culpeper, living some ~ ~. =
west of the Court House. will rive So sad 70.
sOnabie expenses If de llvered to hsctof DsVsl
Richmond, or $50 If secured IN jail 40 ihH ~
Eet him He had on when he Jeff bas 80
frock coat lap 25-tsl NATHI hist
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a Slack Republican In the Csslte Trade.
The New York correspondent Of the Rich
mond Enquirer Gays that friend who has re.
csauy visited Cubs, met there An aco uain ,..c.
from 8oatpn. who was merchant OF ina ci,v
and who. st homs. was Black Repubitc, =
Absaisisa Negro Worshippsr. lie learned frcr,
this maA that his business in Cuba was 70 con-
sanAAss contract with plantsrs Ana o,h.-~
for landing 4ty fAoxsesd Coolies {. tho. I.ia.s
.ssiehts . gtses tasssA Of TINA. ssd that Bo..o.
SHIPS ws,s to Be snpioysd n tAsis tyaaspsv,afic.
TIE iabamAaity OF man - man in ths
Coolie slave trade 10 said % sarpass ~ vuk,l
forms of the African slave trade. thousand,
~ aad ass pischsd overheard, belors the vee,e
arrives, witA - litels osrsmoay ~ II they wer.
dead rau. .OA isadlng they are tndsutursd
for stght ybass; bat Trey are; worked 70 hard
aad sEsassd ~ severely. that their physical
egrna1nIstpn, wssAse than sAatDg ~ Artisan,
800 etyes vsy. md not one n tsa ssrviysu
~ elSAeyeo1ss ssrvissde. es
49, aAka.s-A shoek Of - sastAqsahs
guueseQ0 soaete41 <ia MS ptaeo ~ 4satggs
1n~N4Uo5nk = ~ NDtMbMD e1lDee = e1l3ueesst-
- 8 4 8sfrff ssfs'
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Publishers. Booksellers and Statloners.
Music Dealers and Book hi nders.
my lit us Ma street., Richmond VI
y U u L II r X n
- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

~ MFhClHIi COIIIEGE r.,
No. l39 MAIN STREET. over
J. Woodhouse & Co.'s Bookstore. Richmond. Va
We take pleasure IN announcing TO the public
that our Institution 10 now open Tor the reception
Of students, and will commence its first course on
TUESDAY, the lst of May. The rooms are large
been spared IN furnishing the College with every
thing necessary for the accommodation and in
cilities for acquiring a thorough MERCANTILE
EDCCATlON at our Institution. equal, IL not su
and trust we may render our enterprise worthy the
confidence and support OF tho community here
In addition to the advantages offered YOUNG
MEN we are prepared to extend equal facilities
to LAD! Es: and nave set apart certain hours in
the day for thsir instruction.
DOUBLE EY$SSiHs SS ss{ ,ksiEsssfiSSG, n,o.s
PLAIN AND 0 G.k6 WsTEISi PENM2SsHiP,
BERT De ROE DIGER an exp ri and con-
petent Teacher, to take charge of the French De-
Cabs VIZ and ' %E Mf SHRSs
ali q pLAiN A ANb o Sss sps
PEEN 's. e. with neatness and dispatch.
For further particulars, please apply at the Col
''' '' " K% r fHgyE mi
my1- Principals and Proprietors.
DISSOLU TlON: The concern OF d T. Will
~ LIAMS & HICKS is TINS day dissolved. by
s "a g. Hicks & Ii bdaIbs ~
the books accounts, &c., Of the concern, assum-
?: IT. WILLIAMS,
April 80, 1850. SAML d. HICKS.
e' Hcks ssi sS1ssrn Of
Plant46s Business 10 my late partner. Mr.. SAINT
Try friends that be- IS . renteman Of ample mean.
to concnct the business and. having tie and Of ex
ce!ent anu competent assistants. cheorfuiiy re-
e.. Gfi 2SD
te,est shall! unit, further notice. e mat at their
msr,s Tor .S;Smsns or sale ' ccas,snea dssss
or nj o.ders on commission. On articles on hand
D. T. WILLIAMS.
Notice. -sAM'L D. HICKS having purchased
sss sSss; g:
stand Of the late concern. whore no hopes. b.
strict personal attention to business, he viii -
favored With cops,nasnos Of the patronage Of the
Mr.. WV, D. W4LxxR vill remain with him. and
ssfend 70 the hooks, accounts, Ae.. - herstofore
ther IN cash. 6usno or Groceries. my l-St
HEENAN AND kAYEns-
:. H#HHf $ES:f$ E EE|sss$E::
'''' At }} }s:EEf $$ #sEEEEsEs
Next 70 Pizzin'. ce9iss.ios:sV.,r
wIEsa@As! 6: Il ssirt'S]Ell q S.,'.'''
..ss!i js|SE sags &
WI II! | EE||E||#IE|E||ll IR
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WOKCESTER,S

-~ .WOKCESTERS ,os
@H CELEBRATED GRAND PlAS&
the mos, fL hiSs Nj f PPPASos % sss '
Virgins to which We would Reg to invi's ~
tention of Professors. ama,.ufs snd the pal'A
Our prices will Re found even lower i'@
an sO-3t Dealer IN Psaa'
s, BULL DO0 FOR SALE.-Alas'
>A-s>~~ healthy BULL DOG. nr. ' ~ .
- guard for any premises, ssa
lault. Apply attkis oihce. ny
a MASONIC NOTiCE...fae n'ns
w Of Richmond I.odse. No 10, aye Ire. iesq I'ss
w 70 attend stated meeiias ., rt. WI. -
Room. IN the Mason,s Hail MS
day) EVENING, at o'clock .,,s,.,s
Members Of Sister Lodges and t'snse sL,,s :
rem, IN good standlns' are ifaisfhA''
my lit JAMES r. RlDDlcA' A
ARMoRY YOUNG guAsp
kHBxoSp. May ISL ~
o nsssmb S'i =, Jour Armo Tbs r;': ..s
GEVENiNG, MAJ I.t, =, o'eoek; vita 'I~''
cap, cross belts and mussets. far dfiN'
A full at,endsnce IS dss req r.,..rr.
i p e.1'r AIMEE e SfHs :. FFSsSSLss6
:, HEAD CISCO. g. lar REG VA ' Ia
Attend q regular months =, sssit
MI corps on this tTCESDAf eVsh,ns' bussfs
" Every member should be pre.s9., = -, asss
Of impcrtsnce viii be brought beiers1 .'e
ing. Serkeants will summon ths I,
mxiots " i. j. TUCKER. Isl so.
ARMoRY aoNT60MkRyS. Sr -
rhi. Company viii attend rtss :, M 4,
III iy meeting on TUESDAY ess.,stu Nal
- at o'clock prec Y. u;aiinmmShlb Isl Sst
apso-2t JNo MepVSA1e'
VaYANmEN,Ss MPKOVtv ~
w CON POSITION ROoflNo. r.,r' AID y
si,ys. M: q. v + the S sal. f,1
We have Certificates aud tsstin I'D ssss
krst ATch,sec,s and Builders "a ~ - tss
Canada and the West e IWSfa,.S;k Ems ROE
ff Er nv. sss'ctsoSM PosIToS RoofisS,,, ssa
ether ever offered the putsic, ana e,ua,f,, "
attend TO All orders in civ OF
proTPsnsvss, 81 snS d,sss'sse ssp, in Eastern W.
far WAR REN'S Roofs and kochnk Mas Al
Ofice ON 18th street, between nv i-ts
Cary. .,..s "a trss
NOTICE. Having sold y, eSSirsiRRErf =
- and rccd Will to NJ ~, Y pissss call en aA ="
any y sS,t , the. nsy wM sowpsS
PLUMBING. Gas FITTING, TlS ....s .,
done I'm the hast manner and WITH u, cnsassss ~
mates fuvnished for Buildinss, ,.i,s; ssssss
RANGES Of the most approved Hs, ,saw vhissas,
hssd large and desirable i :tTSsHs sssTr1RRkr;,
'ses' Betvin's Rev. oe.s.@--
EzNlLY Mass MA. kEnE So
q hhls, Ne. ! MACK hkhb
ssi I;, ssl: "a =: :;!s.s % ss.. NAckS'''
PamiliSs vsstins pziue Mes AAs"
rnaS1ctfally invited " call.
for sale BY wv n TYLKR. NH ~
CTAvEs. SrAV rs. "a so hfst ~ resd'
- 6TAVES. veil seasoned. lnihts.s, Augast,
81 a. Sad Stayes were clt a. Apps e
SSvs ksen under aheltet ever ,ssa"vvrS SQSss
~ SAML HAVE .;ds pes1.
-.i-atavsv 18th e.. soasa .....nly -
T,nrrWn.-ie KE0s tselD s.a.,:ssss'
RuffER. Tor ss.ss X 3 8 ~ PoWssSs.
sn,i~As cosses Of Pearl ans 80. g Asp
1,a.uaanlN0 ANO cas- sifJsS'
10 Ssi' S''' 1aa:xsafsry 4 s sss, -
= ~ r1SSS, ;sxS y
hsaa.asM'sSsliS INV /. n IN
s1lsA
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EA Richmond, May LIST. 1sGO.-I have just
received by steamer orktOwn, a few lots of the
la,est styles Of HATS out. among which are the
RIO OPERA STRAW.
The Young Mems NATTY FELT.
The Young Mems STIFF BRIMS, Pearl and
Brown.
The Young Mems MOTT CANTON and FLOR
ENCE DRIVING HAT.
Also
"A new lot Of Boys and Ch.ldren's Summer
HATS and CAPS.
NV l-5t John DOOT,EY.
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EE,JKD92 1 1, yNlnSek OF TINE HOST.
s.'s - W. ~ W. S@o1kN4s sssssxseas
nv In Election 18th June.
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M AY LIST, $50.

CIRCULAR.
We take pleasure IN informing custOme re-
and the public in general, that we have added to
our establishment an extensive and complete
BOOK B cry,
and have employed the most experienced work
men our foreman being Il graduate of one OF the
best appointed Book Blnderies IN London. We are
prepared to manufacture the best sty lie,
BLANK COOKS
For Banks, County Clerks. Sherihs. Insurance and
Railroad Companies. Merchants, Schools etc.
Music, Magazines. Pamphlets. old Books. &c,
BOUND in the best manner, and we VIII undertake
the Binding of New Works in any quantities.
Having new and approved Ruling Machine, we
can rule paper to any required pattern. Particular
attention paid TO ruling Ban Heads.
We keep on hand 1T all times the largest and
BEST sELKGTsD stock of Law. Medical. School;
rheOloglcai. Agricultural. Scientific, nvenie and
Classical BOOKS. to be found in any Bookstore in
the country. American and Foreign ATONE
RY, Law and Mercantile BLANKS, PAPER,
WHITING DESKS,, MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIC,
ENVELOPES. GLOBES, gold PENS, &c.
Subscriptions received for all the popular Maga-
zines.
IA, Orders promptly attended to and forwarded
with dispatch, when addressed to
w EST Il JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers,
Music Dealers and Bookbinders.
my lit us Main street, Richmond. Va.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD
~ Stolen. from my stable, on tae NH, |
the 30th or morning Of the 3lst Mare
~, light sorrel MALE MULE. hsvln, he,
stripes on the legs, enc on each .A6uar
and down the back, also a scar on one hind ist
and marks of gear on him. The shave revadv
I've paid he is delivered To me. ta,aT-or to m.
James. III Petersburg or any informson 30 ID
can get him.
apl2-ts Mrs. NJ. q. BARKSDALF
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Mrs. Burdell- Cunningham and family were
passengers by the last steamer from New
York to Aspinwall, en- route for California.
The Jews are raising funds for the erection
of a hospital, at Cincinnati, for widows and
orphans The sum required is S3O,o0O.
A starch factory at Bethel, Me, has turned
out IS tons Of starch the past year-using up
1900 bushels Of potatoes.
The New Haven Common Council has ap-
propriated 1900 to purchase a steam fire en-
CINE.
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ma Sale of Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern
PROPERTY. AT AUCTION. ThlS DAY, AT ]:
CCLOCk.-The particular attention of the public
is respectfully called tn the sale of the above valu
able property. 10 take place To- DAY at II O'Clock
M. For particulars see auction head.
my lit GUDDiN Il APPERSON, Auct's.
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=, ARMORY YUNN1 49,
kUHuoSp. May Isl ~ ,
Orders No. III. r,,ts frs,sss'
III Assemble 81 Jour Armofy, b.a,,,s f..,y
&EVENING, MAJ LIST, ~ 8 o ei"es; VIZ"
cap, cross baIss aud musaets. fnr dfh"
A full attendance is DIES red
By order Of Joux s. RApt, Csg,ss, s.r,g
my1-ltsl AENER v. FNbbANp, "'
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LOST AND STRAYED

LOST.-On SUNDAY night. ei,h., !, /.
"a Paul's Church, or between tbsrs ,nS I.
M Kichmond House. ole L.dy's GOT
Ao WATCH. CHAIN and PIN att,ebsd
Liberal reward Will be paid Tor their deliver, a 4
office, or to WIN = ROVsrEs "a
my Its Corner Cary and ", ~,
I OST--Last night, at the Theatre. -, I.,..-
- the Theatre and the Central Depot. LANE,
GOLD CHAIN. A liberal reward will ha r,Tsa
the finder. If delivered a, the Dispatch othcs,
ap 28-3t*
6) LOST-A blac and white BULL r6,
A4s>~ named Prince liberal regards
--A he paid for has delivery 10
I.IIAMS 1T fnYr
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DEATH OF A JAPANESE AT SAN FRANCISCO
The following is the inscription on a grave
stone placed over sailor who died on board
the Japanese corvette at San Francisco:
'In memory of Gin. nc. ski. a Japanese sailor
of the war steamer kan-din- mario. Died
March -, 1850. This monument is erected by
the order of the Japanese admiral"
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CHAPTER IL.


Maurice Lester was near the starboard gang
way when the ship struck, having started att to
look at the helm. The shock threw him upon
his back, and he tried to get up; but ere he
could regain his feet the flood of mad waters
came surging over the bark, and he was
thrown-he knew not where. He only knew
that the flood came-that it caught him in its
giant grasp-that it hurled him as the gale
hurls a feather-that his head was hurt-that
his body was tossed and bruised-and when
the lamp of his consciousness went out When
he came to himself it was daylight, and the
rays OF the sun were beaming above him. At
first he did not attempt to move, any further
than simply to assure himself that he was
really alive and sensible; but sought to recall
the events OF the past, which he did, very
clearly, up to the time when his ship struck
upon the roeks,-he could go no farther. At
ter this he raised himself upon his elbow, and
tried TO gaze upon him. He found himself
upon bed of sand, between two immense
rocks. He had been landed there in that deep
nook, and the tide had gone out and left him.
In little while he rose to his feet, and man
aged to crawl up, by the aid of stranded
spar, over low part of the stranded rocks
After seeing all that was to be observed
from this point, he moved on towards where
he thought he should soonest find an open
beach, for he felt faint and SICK and he wished
10 find help as soon as possible. After toiling
over slippery, Shiny rocks, and tearing crags
until his clothing was all torn, and his flesh
bruised and lacerated, he finally reached an
open space among the rocks, where many
pieces of the wreck had been lodged. and
where he found the bodies of three OF his men,
lie hastened to the spot where they Iay--two
Of them being clasped in each others arms
but he found no signs of life.
With sad, heavy heart Lester passed on,
and presently he found two more dead ones,
and one of them was David Griffin, his chief
mate. He kneeled down by the officers side,
and raised the head but it was cold and life
less and the skull was broken Gently he
laid il back upon the sand and then moved on
again. And he saw more dead men also
Could it be possible that he had been the only
one left alive?
IIa l--wait--what is this 1t moves-it has
life
Captain Lester hurried forward, as fast as
his feeble strength would permit, and found
two men lying by the side of a heavy spar
One OF them was dead but the other gazed
up into his commanders face, and stretched
forth his hands as though he would ask for
mercy His name was Dick Mangle, and he
had been one of the best sealnen on board the
ship.
Poor Dick !" said Lester, kneeling by his
side and lifting his head "Are you badly
hurt"
They've done it for us" the sailor an
swered, in weakening voice. "They Ike kill
cd Tom. Ant he dead ~
II was the body Of stout Tom Bricket
that lay close by, and when the captain had
made himself sure that there was no particle
OF lie In Il, he reported the same to Dick.