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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04

TIE Kind and cenp .imcr:2.y rc,na.ll5 with whicI
you were pleased to accompany Che com,aunicas
ton Of my nomination, am, dear sir. with M
highest respect, your obadien. seEvsDs.
JOIN BILL.
To The Hen. W HIVE
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New notwithstanding.
@. L DoLL,


II O Is 8 OF OJ ~
A TTENDS TO al matters connected with his
"A profession, the purchase Of instruments, etc.
Pianos with tho most recent improvements inclu-
ling thc Digg's Patent Piano. Tuition payable
monthly, all CHER business cash. Office ct J.
McAfoy's Jeweiry Store, Ice House Hotel
aug ally.
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G. mason LONG, PnEsuENri
n. a. KfossAr. Sccro.orr

II 17I7-'-'1-l
lE The Natchsoch.s Chronicle and Union,
Shreveport South Western and Caddol Gazette,
NV Cleans Delta, FicayunJ Crescent, True
d IA end Bee, please copy weekly three months
md send aeccuLD to IN crataly. Aug I-am.
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LIE IC13 EIOUSE
CIGAR. And FRUIT STORE.
WIZ .. EGWAR y Z. or, ie.fnr-

AEi SIZES to infoIn the pubic o. rally hat
Z a.. h..s opened a Cigar, and FluJ Sore, at
he lee House Hoe, whore he VIII be happy 10
see The lovers Of the
SPARKLINLt NECTAR WINE,
iom the Vineyard Of tie hing OF Werte4nburg,
Iiiper HeiGscick
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Bayou Eapidss Nav gatscn Gem
many

Ai.ESAS.ldA. July 21st, 1860
EfOTICE is hereby girsn that rursuant to tho
II povishns OF he act oftlE General Assembly
II Ia STATE entitled AN act to incorporate tlo
Aogon Eap.des NarigetioH Ccmgaay" approved
on DE lrh February, lSt0, Books Of Sabscrip-
ion to tha Capital Sock are now open, under
The supervision Of the und ,Isigns1, Prtaid, ut and
Il Sh'cvcptrt, at Na,chitoches, at the otIice of
J. g,n!e ~ SON, New OIleaDs and viii remain
oIcu until The amount Of stuck required by said
act BE- ak u
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Is our q. .-h ..... -.-..st.na Democrat
ias lately tai. 20 copying wL., ;h, Louisville
journal as 70 sly, We shali ct 1. sc itin tie
x.rcist OF il usual course q Jiar Ge1'ing, gil.
pace to tie m,it.r below from tina, ,..,.ays rrla-
DE and ever mastery j.u. nal, esp ca.'y ss tn
q. ac, ,yp.oss 4 ci.aeo Of opi,.!on G.l' rrn,
ura tn last a.ie copied from the Journal by
20 i.aHa Democrat:
if .h.Ic i a.I he any j. L AM Everett mon
"a who continue 90 swear by the Louisyil
Joug.l an prone-rc all that Ir,n.icc saws as
,..cG.a., W. iH'i., thin careful perlsaI 10 IA,
',iow!rg s:risgh from recent issue OF h.s
gtu.i.--Lva. Democrat.
We alc a":ry H. some cf tic moro eager
aad sarrGinr Of OF political finds win b.
,.L.p.a ny lbs ::all land thorough disruption #
lac ID NO .ary, g. ,n.ya.a.u Ia hop, OF ,l.ctinC
Dra AM Lyer.u ~ the op.e; and few, pc
d ps may v.n y,Iid Z ,ur f mutati.n, and w,
va Be-, ual4.l.a.y CT il xeu.a-.y Ut carlo,
c5.,r, IS 90 y ttaf DUstt e. 70 10, ,3terttiR
.a jg,r Arge. lie caaac' pei aay rat. n
:TJ,ai -yrr eg,srf mir u , a.G We ;.us. ". as
30, wiz !, 1907 ..u l.l. $. t. undertake 70 st,uu
%. uUT l..l.-. H." 81. iar a.o F. p.s in i,,r
u,Js,,. We a-su y.iiv hail commit c. 5 i,uously
go suel ,Ilp DIE folly" LoaissIsJo.n
Ir.a..r should h. my ii ,5in.iaee and la.
g.s Who are an--ous to So. Tn Back L publ.
CTS p a.n w invite th,.r careful perls;l Of the
i..on-u ar...'c oa the Louisyill journal cf a
al dat
Among the o.. -..o4o ugrd ara.ns.
Lane. the Dtmocr.,ic candidate for Nict
Prcad.a.. ty IT,, Douglas men in th.s city,
or" ,he M..uwiIr:
Firs'--Hc spells God with little g,
Second-He spells barracks Jarar,
Third--I-c Spells dit with two is,
Tomth-lc emit dunk as much whisky
rs Douglas.
Firth ard lcr,-He csh't kc,p lcIel
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M. Gvese..'s D. .sls q ! scept.a.,cc,
Dir HGni to HSn, E5wsgd Everett.
II IL sI.i,rl.a.1, ". " N 1Scn


DEAR SIR: 1t has become my agreeable dirty
the presiding officer of the Matte nal Union Cor,
vcntion, which terminated its session in this city
last evening, to inform yeu that you hare received
the nomination Of that bOy a. is es.lii ft i,r dc
Office Of Vice President Of the Jui.ed S.asesl
1t would be far beyond my power % eonysy to
youan adequate impress of the in:ese aIGsT az
enthusiasm with which he nomination was made
Without the for!naliiy Of ! ballot, your nane was
on Every lip, and was adopted with loud acclan,.
mai'ns coming from g'stefal AM patriotic hearts
STATE after ) ate WED with each 9th ror IL. p,iyi
Geof rendering to you It's tiibutc OF ....ctiouatc
homage and admiration
The high estimate Of your valuable pupic ser.
vices entertain Iy tho whole country, and the
universal gratitude excited by your voluntary eff
foItS Is private citizen to imbuc the minds OF
your countlymcn with feelings of love ard venera.
ton for the character ofWAsrNGroN and respect
ior lis example and teachings, were reflected by
tn Convention IN a manner at orcc impressive
appropriate, and gratifying.
/ was believed, moreover, that the association
Oh your name with tlGt Of JOHN BELL, rs candi-
dates for the highest Offices in the gift oftlc M.
ton, would Of Itself constitute an ncsis,ablc AZ.
pea 70 the patriotism loyalty and national split
Of the whole American p op'e.
In ibis season of discod and distraction, we feel
it to be paramount duty to make an earnest of
fort to revive sentiments harmony aui brother
hood between The different States and section, al
our Union.
We were not ignorant of your cherished pug,
poses to dcclinr in future The cares and honors Of
Official station yet w 90 not permit ours I've, ~
doubt that The same sentiment of pat utism which
your oice and example have inspired ia TIA, hearts
OF Others VII prompt you to yield the cal now
made upon you BY Iage and respectable POI
uon If your couuuym.u.
/ have the honor 70 b., with high respect, YOU,
ob dil Mt servant, WASHINGTON HUNT.
To the Honorable EDV ARD Eyrr;TT
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City Trcasurer's Report.

= licV c.
J : amt in TTasr's hands > llS1 ~
T THOMAS JIVE'f7. -Tr--s'r-er.
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EA Special Notice.

ia Special Notice.
CA n TON AIATTIN G:S
We have in store, for sale, on accommodating
-. "a and O. WHITE MATrINGs;
A. S4 and "a IL RI hGK p nsd dS. . 90
ap7-lm@ Carpet Wareroons. rs Main st.
"A Rn (: IN 6' \ s., 2 Sr
DR.. MoNrARDE'..' FIR. s. ME-. A.,
PROFESSOR t 81 CHEMISTRY
SOLE f Eist5vEEEn az ks } 55hEot S
nlAA GSi H2SSf FA1s KILLER.
Bess to invite the attenti1n OF the l. -
RICHMOND '''z'ns OF
. TO THIS GREAT PREPARAfioN.
NO" 0H''s''a, issIp2HHf%ssa GSSrERNAL or
I II E g Il ( ! RE I : W y i DC / N f
Drsr DHSI f. ,'s immediate cure OF
LOSS OF r itfEF! hSD AGuE,
cATA aAE,,, 20 Or f ccHDrs THE HEAD,
NEURALGIA.
1T CURES THE WORST TooTAACHE
,r., ,-o,s az HALE A MINUTE :
..'- .~ 49,, ..,.-I IN HdLFA MINUTE j.!
THE WORST SICK HEApacatE = u n,rrrr
OF wHA4H Az EAik ktS $iS1sH BEFORE
IT'S USE.
IT pUHlfi KS T kt'S5 5HSfR THE SYSTEM,
IMP4HTING HEALTHY ~ AMP MN T \ sSE 'Ronv
1T HAS ENTinELY sUPERCkDED ALI.
WOO oE ! ~ ~ rkEP FAIs ~ q sot
than OF an, other Medicine IN the World
AS SPECIFIC FOR
FEE Nal CON rs.
We do not say of tins Medicine as is frequently
said OF others, THAT alter using or bottles
lief NAV he expected We confidently assert
that IN using TN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fa'Sff 'Hf tfs:
While the price Of thus 5fEaT BLESSING is only
25 and 80 CENTS PER hottie.
isfed that trial VIII be sufficient to establish
for II in Richmond the high reputation 1t enjoys IN
all other cities.
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
OF PROMINENT CITIZENS OF BALTI-
Mr.. JAMES MCDoNNELL-Dear SIR Allow me
to hear testimony the efficacy Of DR.. Montarde'
. Miraculous Pain Killer Having had bad
cold with very severe pam in my back. so great
that could scarcely stand.l applied the Pain
Killer at sht, and next day had trace of pain
whatever. Yours. truly.
Henry G. GRIFFIN.
of R. b. Griffin & Son.
No II South Charles street, Baltimore.
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L MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated l6S3.)
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSU1
AMCE COMPANY

n Once No. ISL Main Street, Richmond.
Capitai and Surplus, sZ300OO.
THIS COMPANY has the advantage OF tirssty- sscsa
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having ENJOY ed the favor Of tho public during I'll
Of that period needs special reoO,nmendati0n %
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and conntEy, and
Marine Insurance 10 all parts OF the world.
Its cash capital ard surplus above, and ito
affairs manas ed pruGently, but literally, and il
rates a. low a. those Of any other good nstita
". /. Cowardin, J. +. WI dswor.h. Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, Vim. BeeIs. Geo. w. Smith,
Horace L. Kent, Thos samson, b. l.. Winston,
WIN. Palmer, Chas. W Purcell, Jno. N Gordon.
Alex. X. Parker, los. p. inston, Arch. Thomas
yae. A. Inloes, Il. A. Claiborne.
Apply 10 the President OF Secretaly, 10 person q
BY ietteI. W. l.. COWAkDlN, PYesideut.
WV. WILLIS. JR.. Secretary. jot-D
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IA Second Splendid Supply OF
SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Il X +. r. ID +, y C FOX.
BROAD SHEET,
Open TO DAY, and tn -ouy hout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMMER DRY GOUDS
hought during the past week at UNPRECEDEN1-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
is now larger than we have ever offered before. A
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
PLANTATION GOODS.
Our MANTlLLA DEPARI MENr is now FIJI ed
with complete assortment of NEW STYLES.
offer every lnducement to buyers both at " HOLE
SALE ard RETAIL. BREEDFN 4 FOX
ap24-lm,2pD 2i7 Broad street
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4 Dram Corps will make its appearance with
the First Regiment Virginia Volunteers on its
next parade. one being now in process Of orga.
nization under the superin tendence Of Cor'pl
Pole of the Rifles. II will number from Il 10
Ii boys, and will constitute an attractive ad-
dition 10 the FIRST Regiment. The old Armo-
ry Band, led by Smith, We're regularly enlist
ed in III. regiment on Monday last, by Colonel
August. and Will in future be known as the
First Regiment Band" An agreement was
entered into at the same time, whereby it is
stipulated they are 10 BE- employed by the va
rious companies OF the regiment on the occa-
sion of company paTades.
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SkiNfnf Optrniton.--Sone few weeks past an
effort was made to enter Julius kracker )
store, Sou IN Main. between 10Th and 10th SITS,
by prizing ont Il large pane of glass in one OF
the front windows, aud would have succeeded
hut for the operators being discovered and
driven oft A night or two since pistol was
fired at the same window, the ball passing en-
tirely through the glass without SCATTERING il
TO pieces. The object of the offender seemed
to be TO so break the glass AS TO enable him TO
reach with his hands the show goods, but the
noise attracted II neighbor, and the operator
was frightened OFF.
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by J. e.. Digyes, Auct'I
LIFE INoURANCE. &c.

'CHE vlNG ia LIFE INSURANCE
l COMPANY Is now fully prepared for buai-
called to the Importance Of its objects. This Com
pany, under ITS charter. divides seven, eish'ha Of
it's profits every three Years, among the policy
holders. thereby giving the assured the sdvan-
tages of the mutual system, with the pledge Of .
perpetual CAPITAL Stock OI SlCO 0UO. and tho added
securit. that its Stockholders have permanent
none, ed lnts rest in conducting it's atiairs with
prudence and economy.
The Chatter requires one half Of the Capital
Stock and Earnings to he Invested in Bond and
MORTGAGE on unincumbersd Real EAtate, worth
double the amount.
The chief object of tho Company il to aid in re-
tanInE at home the immense amount Of money
which goes annually from State TOR Life Pro-
NUNS tn NoIthern Companies. That money will
I've loaned to customers for a term of years, at 10
gal interest. and d'sbursed IN our midst
Endowmsnts and Annuifies granted. Life and
term Policies issued at low rates rs other good
Comnanies Slaves insured Tor one year, or for .
tpIu Il
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Pima. galrS of fhe STATE, are 10 be
s,torced by the SheriiIs and constables
ny and VIII put their vioiators in ught
,fihe Courts prove true 10 themselves.
=. nrAiars and sample sellers the law
80. sry,re. rs VIII be seen by the following
ithout first Obtaining State Ii
10 do. no one shall sell, or contract 10
~ 1esr 10 sell, goods, wares and merchan-
- including books. maps, prints, proSi-
agricultural commodities, trGit-trees
- ruhberies, the growth, production or
~-rsaeture of this State. or any of the United
,..s. or anV foreign country, either by sample,
.,tDrrwise. Offenders against This law
-h fnet not less than 500 nor more than
~ I uder this law the following persons
,r-signed before the Mayor yesterday,
's-er the charge of peddling oranges,
ms nuts and apples about the streets, VIZ;
rqn Whitehearst. Peter Copanoni. Id
'-.IFsran. John camilla. Basrian Bagsani,
e,5..sar. Sigaviani, Joseph Mari, Joseph
and John Redesto. After hearing,
,.brn were held TO bail by the Mayor TO
l- 80, h.f3r. the next Grand jury.
'...-s are vet a large number of persons en-
"a ~ selling fruits and nuts about the
r. and az the market places, who have
.,,s,p-i the license directed by law, and
,t,t he police have made start 10 pro-
D." no Statc, all OF them viii be called up for
,sw. 4atlGu.
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M;noy afo.wsssat The Sons OF Temperance
Of this city. who left here on board the steamer
"Schul,z'' last Monday night, to attend the tn
ausura,ion of "A marble monument at viii.
liza burg. on Tuesday last, to the memory of
the late J.ucien Minor, returned yesterd ay
morning about O'Clock, highly delighted with
their "trip as well as with the ceremonies
They speak in exalted terms Of commentator
of the hospitality OF the people whom they Wis
i,ed, as also OF the politeness Of Capt. Hill. of
the "Schultz." There were about three hun.
Petersburg, Richmond, and other places The
inaugural address was delivered by N. A.
Sturdivant, Esq, Of Richmond, and is spoken
of As an able aud interesting production. In
Petersburg and other places where ladies are
admitted TO the Division rooms, the order OF
the Sons of Temperance is steadily progress
ing. In Richmond where the influence Of wo.
man is not felt in the Division rooms, the cause
is AT a stand still or retrogradng
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HAVE JUST RECEivED. Al NO II Z r
100 White STRAWS and HIPS. only Is cents;
70 Coed sRGkkEE q Pr only aso
The hest ROUCHES in the city ut 23c;
GRAPES. FRAMES. FLOWERS, sLoNDS. &C.;
MISSEH, and tS' SPRING MANTLES;
MAR6EILLES SHIRT BOSOMS. only l2,sc.;
SHAKER BONNETS, all sixes;
HAIR MITES, and bargains in all kinds Of
FxNCY GOODS, COTTtjNS. 10.
GEO. JACOBS. - Main st.,
myl-M Mrs Woody's old stand.
WAS F1XTUR 70, MANUFACTURER ~
" ICHMOND,-HA6ARTY 4 eTARKE, No.
80 Main street, Ahpya the Post Once, ase mann
factusins GAS FIXTUREb. Of supsri0r aesiity.
Call and examine tnpnH myl-N
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c..3.o Op,rqts-On Monday last one of
,iira1npn received Information that Il
. -' VS. a be- entered and robbed that night,
ia tull description of the robbers. Some
rs f~,are the hour designated, the officer,
--s assistants near by, took position 10
,,,-h he doomed premises" and after wait
',, ny a iime, saw the burglars approach the
.,'-a nv th- door and thea retire. Several
- furIng the night they returned, and
mi ready to commence their operations in
-, INT Oh each occasion, the signal Whis-
In .lieir spy warned them OF the coming OF
..,apge. and they were compelled 10 give up
ne Nh asa dangerous and Improbable one.
sac .aea hey have been'aTrested and locked
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FURNITURE. DAY coo ID >. 0AOCE-
RIES, &c Will be sold ut auction. 1T nv
store. corner Of Main and 18th streets, on THURS
Day morning next. the Sd day of MAY, commeu-
eng at 10 o'clock n general assortment Of new
ard second hand Furniture.
DRY GOODS raj invoices Dry Goods. Net
Shirts and Drawers, Goats. Hats, CAPS, Boots.
Shoes. Caters. Spool Cotton. Hoop Skirts, 20.
GROCr RI rS Wine. Whieksy, Brandy. S0ap.
Candles Manufactured Tobacco, CrOckery, Glass
ware. &C.; 5000 Cigars.
my2 ALEX. MOTT, Auce.
MIGHT SALES.-WATCHES, JEWEL1!
~ AND FANCY GOODS.-Will be sold II NJ
ton, az my store, cc:nMencing at O'Clock, THIS
EVENING, and continued during tho season every
night, large assortment Of Gne Geld and D1lvos
atss sn he Isws BsSss i:SSy
ware, Merno Shirts, Drawers, Table ClOths. Cas-
slmeyes, Bed Spreads, Cisars, and Fancy Goods:
no 30 ALEX. MOTT. Au0es
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r-,aurs Op.ra;orS.-On the night of the
s-. git The shoe shop of Henry Miller, on
c3ry street. WAS torc!bly entered and robbed
.f..yrr4l pairs OF shoes and boots. The same
1..a. "a spera,e effort was made 10 force The
L.d9oI II J b. Fosters store, but proved
g5.u,,e.stuI Yesterday morning, after the
,-r-,, Of John LIpscomb and Thomas Wiki
r.sa, the boots IN their possession were eX-
amazed and identified by Miller, as having
,~-a ,olea from his shop when 1t was robbed.
lanes Baker also had on a pair OF the stolen
beats thus establishing the fact that he was
rrrued ia some way with Lipscomb and
Baknson, tvho seem 10 have started ont as
g-.i-..ea Burglars and thieves of the worst
.A.s.
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OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
RICHNnNn. NJ arnE G. lS6l. {
1c< NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

44G1G E FIai BOSTON DIRECT, TO NOR
MQND, VA, CoNNEcr!NG BY RA!LR0ADs
WITH THE SOUTH AND WEST-FROM END
OF LONG WHARF. BOSTON.-The double en-
gioe steamship CITY OF NEW YORK will form
a hne between Boston, \ orfolk. City Point and
Richmond. lVirgiD,a; leaving Boston for Norfolk
anu City Point on FIR DAY. Aprll27th Willisave
Cl,y Point on the 23th and Norfolk on the 2Ist
April; and subsequent to said dates leave Boston
and Cit. Point alternately. frsry ten days.
Freight b. this steamer viii be forwarded hy rail
road from City Point to Petersburg. distance Of
ntns niitcS also bv c0rtrsd itghterS. tot"ed By
steam. from City Point to Richmond. distance Of
fov. mites the t1ftef ut thYGngh rates.
ffeight forwarded to the South and West. by
railroad. from Norfolk and from Petersburg, free
O.; commission &c.
+, IS hoped that this first effort to establish dirsct
steam communication between Boston and Viz
gina $50 mich needed 10 develop and increase
trace. will meet with such favor and patronag e
from shippers to afford lnducement to place
another steamer on this route, aud thus complete
and permanently establish this line
PHlNtAS SPRAGUE & CO..
No 100 Central St, easterly end Of State ST. Block.
AuENTs.-Norfolk. Messrs J. NJ SMITH Il Bro;
Petersburg, MesSrs. s. g. BAPTIST Co Rich
mond. NJ essrs. SHE!LDs Il SoMERvILLE.
An -
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THE VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
I KNOWN AS METROPOLITAN HALL. IN
THE G G o. RiCHM3 3y 3N THE M0e1
OR AND Hath SITS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request Of the late frm Of Messre. bashre-
nership transactions we will sell 1t aucsioe. %
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 3sd MAJ.
day. the very valuable property located e ebQvo,
and known AS the METROPOLITAN HALL
,l"n Is deemed 1nnecessary. Tho lot Sss 5 lsosf
of 100 feet on Franklin street, and o deRsA 81
ahou. lis feet: 1t will te divided into ave lots Of
- fee. each and sold NTH r,shoat the building,
a may be deemed best at the hour Of aale. a plat
of tho property can ne seen ~ our once. The 10
r1iedbis tor bus ness purp being 10 the heart
of n most improving part of the city, and vhero
real estate ~ IN yood demand.
TERMs.-O One fifth cash; balance at 8. -, - ea4
"a months. for negotiable noses. interest added
secured by trust deed. The taxes and insurance
for 1860 to he paid BY the purchasers.
ap2D GUDDfN 4 APPERSON, Auot's.
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A0Cx1oR AAfa34,
FUTURE DAYS.
By Ke. r. Lyme. Auci,r.
TnREE HuNDk I'd aCxss OF va.uA

THREE HUNDR = ID aCRES OF vAvUA-
BILE LAND. IN HENRiCO COUNTY. 8
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND
ON THE WHITE OAK SWAMP. FOR SAFE
AT ACCTION.-At the request Of Mr.. John Fish
the 7th Of May: at ~ O'clock, in front of Henrico
County Court House tthat beng coart day., that
acres. situated as described above-about twenty
five acres cleared snd produces we'll of the usual
crops; the balance Of the lard is well set in
cords Of wood could re cut, leaving n suficIency
Tor farming purposes The improvements consist of
q frame Dwelling. with the usual Ou.- tu dInfs all
butt within few years, and well OF exf client
water IN the yard. The location is as healthy as
any IN 10 ser Virginia. and society good.
Mr. Fisher. who lives near the pt ice. will axe
pleasure in showing the premises to any one wish
Ing TO purchase.
TARMs.-tne third cash: balance IN one and
two years, interest added ard deed of trust upon
the premises to secure the credit par ments.
my 3-dtd RO. b. LYME, Auct.
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CENTEEL FUKNlTi RE. PIANO. Ac.s
" AT AUCTION-O WEDNESDAY. ID inst.
at 10 O'clock | will sell. at my store. n large -:
sentiment of yenteel FURNiTi'R RI. GO nsistins Of
Wardrohes Bureaus, Sidebcards, Dining and TOi-
let Tables, Wsshsiands, Cane and Wood Seat
Chairs. Hair and Sbn"k Mattresses. some OF which
are entirely new; Feather Beds, &c tOgother
with large lot If Crockery and Glassware, Kitch-
en- Utensils, Cooking Stove. &c.
-AliSO,--
l very handsome ~ octave PIANO, in Rosewood
Case. Several second hand PIANOS.
ALSO,-
A LARGO lot Ot Landuoth's GARDEN SEEDS,
assorted tmy u b. COOK. Auct.
=. S-Owing to the ncleniency Of the weather
the above sal., was pos poned unIil THIS DAY ct
10 O'Clock. I'm, 81 Il. b COOK, Auct'r.
by J. Il. Diyxes, Auct'r.
WILL BE SOIL; eys:. night this veea. z:
7o'clGok, large invoice Of fine Gold. S!yer, A1d
Plated WATCHES; fine Gold JEWELRX Gold
hA!Ns;. silver Plated SPOONS, FORKS, C4S-
TORS, nc. AsO. lot OF FANCY GOODS, Oh
CARS, CUTLERY. &c.
N.B.(:onsls nlne n.s receiving every day and eol1
without reserve. J. H. DlGGES. Auot.
u. +. BoorH. Salesman. lasts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-03

Sug,rt,I of Iesterday officers
Sal anG kihb arres ted and Gagged James Baker,
suspected Of burgiarionsly entering The dwell
Ink house ot Thomas J COWan, on Saturday
night last, aud stealing - worth OF knives
and forks. They also arrested and Gagged
N,,a LoWerv. charged with receiving the
A.iyrs aud forks, knowing the same TO have
ieen stolen. Mr.. Cowan resides on Bloody
Ban street, near the City Gas Works. His
house was entered by a basement window, and
ae ihiet OF thieves, after piundering his din
~ r1om aWoke him in the elliott to force a
passage door on their way 10 another part OF
he house The circumstances against The ac-
.l,eG are Of acoucluSiVe Charac ter, and may
lad 90 The conviction OF both Baker and The
Tl.u