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UNIVERSITY or VIRarNIA.-The Charlottes-
vii, = Roview SAWS.

"rhe University Of Virginia, row in it's 36th
year. must have nnrtured, during that period,
soh,0 Ave thousand young men, Mailing from
Nil portions of the South. Of that number,
ne, aa % one thousand five hundred are regu-
lar y united with the Society Of Alumni and
ye, n eIancholy as is the fact, the meetings OF
thi. society are rarely attended by dozen
me nters beyond the immediate neighbor-
o. Il
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The N,vv-lncrease OF Pay.

We are glad to learn from the National In
te,lisencer that there has never been known
throughout the whole country so warm man.
i;es,a,,on OF interest in the Navy as ut the
present time. The following resolution passed
the Bos ton Board OF Trade On the 9TH inst:
R-solrsa. Lyth Gorermment ofthe Boston Board
Of Trade That this Board views with satisfaction
the passage by the senate OF the niied States on
:. A bl to increase the pay OF the oilcers OF tne
Navyo as an act OF justice towards men whose
lives are devoted to saving the honor ol the cgun-
sf Of wa" anr anu mercantile marine And that this
Roatd ouid express the confident hope that THIS
act may be consunmateo % inc spesa TX Ss1,ono
Legislature.
lfope-tenth of the amount which has been
plundered from the public treasury by politl-
cal robbers and squandered upon schemes OF
private interest had been appropriated to the
naval service of the United States, what
navy we should now have!
But, with the second commerce in the world,
we have the smallest navy Of any respectable
commercial power. Whenever proposition
is made for the increase of the navy, sudden
spasm of economy seiZes the representatives
of the nation and even the miserable boon Oh
putting the pay of it's officers upon something
like an equality with the pay of the army Is
postponed from year to year, until the hearts
Of our gallant tars have become sick with
hope deferred, and the whole nation mortified
and indignant at such fragrant injustice Yet,
the navy is the chief of our warlike glories in
the past, and our main stay and sheet anchor
against foreign invasion in the future. We
fully appreciate the services Of our in telligeEt
and gallant army; we do not underrate any
OF Its glorious deeds, or its great Captains,
from WASHINGTON to TAYLOR; but it must
be admitted that the aptitude Of our country
men for naval warfare has been, from the be-
ginning like that of our British ancestors,
more marked and peculiar than for battles
upon land. A navy which, in its infancy,
produced such seamen and dare.devils as
PAUL JONES, TRUXToN, HINMAN and others,
who never hesitated to fight TWO ships with
one, navy which, in the late W ar, defeated the
British in seventeen out of nineteen naval
engagements, deserves some substantial marks
of gratitude and admiration. Its officers,
whose life, even in time of peace, is one OF
constant peril, hardship and privation, ought
to he placed, at any rate, beyond the reach of
want, and be enabled to feel that whilst they
are taking care of the honor Of their country,
the country is taking care of them and their
families.
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"IN TINE OF PEACE."-Col. :. "A. Hardee, OF
Florida, is forming cavalry corps OF one
hundred men. whose services he designs ten
dering to the first Southern State that shall
secede from thu Union, provided Florida
should not Join in the movement.
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MA Dry Goods ut Cost.-Prrferring to open
an entire NEW STOCK OF GOODS in our rev
store for the fall trade. hereby offer to the pub
lie preset stock, without reserve, at cost fer
rash only. a special invItaton is gwen to all de-
SIZING great targains to cali at
my I4-Gt COURTNEY'S, 203 Broad street.
u. ockbridge lum Waters.-Thr
Waters possess most decided curative powers, and
experience has fully shown that they are effca
cious N many diseases OF the skin and ganduiar
system, Chronic Affections Ofthe Digestive Organs
Chronic DiarrhGa, diseases of the Kidneys, Bad
der, Uyethrn. Nervous Diseases, Bronchitis, Ner-
Dyspepsia and Scr9fNia.
Persons requiring these Waters can he supplied
by FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
my II st No l25 Main street, Richmond.
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Equally preposterous 10 the policy which
attempts to delay the dis1 upton OF Austria.
It's announcement must come. and that at no
very remote period. As she 10, she is incapa-
BILE of arresting the dssigns OF Russia. II
France and England be really % apprehsn-
Give Of the designs OF that power as the I"e
bloody war would seem to indicatesthey shou'"
begin to look out for q substitute for the Aus
TRAN Empire. A new kingdom OF huheA'yS
that subsiitute-a Kingdom formed OF 'he oo-
minions We have just sketched Inc Nations
composing these kingdoms have long hao 'ne,r
ev.s turued To Russia as TO deliverer,i or win
all the mowers of Europe banded against tnem'
,hev seemed TO have no other resource. But
greatly would they prefer liberty, tndepen-
dsncs and nationality, to absorption by Rus
a., I, is not expected or desired that England
or France should openly promote the break
nm which IL impending in the Turkish and
Austrian Empires. Let them only insist,
when i, comes, that no other power shall In
terfers, as Russia did when Hungary attempt
ed TO recover her freedom.
Our readers will find this subject ably dis
cussed in the April number OF the Westmin-
ster Rer,e,c, to which we acknowledge our
selves indebted for the statistics which welay
before our readers, and for other matters.
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-WoUNDED-Dr. Steele. of St. Louis, was
wounded perhaps fatally, by the accidental
discharge of a pistol in his pocket. while going
from Louisville to Frankfort, Oh the cars, Sat
urday afternoon.
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n. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pear Ambrotypes in the city are those made
at Res Mammoth Gallery, las Main ST., near
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted IN the highest style of the art. at all hours
IN the day and any kInu of weather. Photographs
colored in OIL AQuarle, Pastel, or India INK
Price Is ct il, 50 cts, Sl-from that up to 8 l0O
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PoRToF RIcHMOND, MAY u.
High Water tAis day (THesday) Il O'clock.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, N. T., mdze. and
passengers. Ludiam l. Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. PIitchard' Baltimore,
mdzs and passengers, II. w. Currle.
Schr susan, Rogers. Boston, mdze.. ID. T. W.
Curne. -, -.
Schr Mary Langdon, Jackson. Rockland, lime,
Birds ford n Co. g
Schr Ann Hunter, Norris, N. c.. lumber, J. 8.
Stevenson.
schr. j. X. Marcel, Eldrldge, Portland, syrup,
|. & Il. Il. Davenport
SAILED,
Stea,ner pennsvlyanin Teal, Philadelphia,
mdze. and passengers, &. 2 CardoZa
Scnr. Z. A Crook. Evenham. down the river,
light.
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Increase of Irish Immigration.

An immense increase has lately taken place
in the immigration to this country from Ire
land. 1t appears, by the report of the Com
missoners, that during the last week there ar
rived at the port of New York, by the Galway
and other lines. 5,277 Irish emigrants. Should
this continue, it is believed we shall have as
large accessions to our population from this
source Is during the Irish famine Of lei7-4s.
II is said that the letters Of DIR. OAHILL, the
eminent Irish clergyman, who is now visiting
.ne United States, have exerted considerable
.anosnee in increasing the Irish emigration to
'nis country. Whilst the Northern and West.
cru SuAtes derive the greatest benefits from
.o'en immigration, it is some consolation 10
Anow tnAt tns Irish Immigrants are univer.
saaay sosno ON the slavery ques ton. And ar.
never found arrayed aadsr the ban ners at .sc :.
ton or fAnaticism. 80 " ''e'
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Ma Special NotiCe.-The attention Of the
Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALICEs, &c, to
take place at the store Of Messrs. AZ. + II. Myers.
THIS DAY. at ~ O'Clock. h. y. COOK,
my l5-1t AuctlOneeT.
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M STORE FOR RENT-On Nam street-best 10
cation in the city. Possession gwen 9th May, or
before. Address 'M,,'' at this office. lmy l4-5t
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20 A CAKD...DR. ROB'T HUNTER
V>Ga at the urgent solicitation of his patients
IN Richmond, has con sented to extend his visit to
Saturday evening. the 10Th inst. He will. therefore,
continue until that date to receive patients suffer
ing from affections of the throat and lungs-CA-
TARRH. BRoNCHITIs,A ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION
at his rooms in the Powhatan House.
IA Hours, "a. M. to r. M.
Rich lOND, May 9th. 1860. nv l0-ts
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IA Special Notice.-The attention of the
trade and otheIs 10 called TO the sale Of PAPER,
BLANK BOOKS. to, at auction room, &c Main
street. THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
mF lI-lt III. DlG(IS. Auctf.
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RAA Card-W. Hargrave W hitc begs
leave to inform the citizens OF Richmond that
he has taken the stock Of BOOKS, STA rlONERY,
continue the business at the store No l73 Main st.
An experience of ter years in the business, and
acquaintance with all its details. enables him to
suit the wants OF the public generally, and he takes
this occasion to say that pains Will he spared to
merit q share of public patronage.
NEW BOOKS and STATIONERY will he added
IN a few days, and the New Publications. Of the
day will be received AZ soon rs out. a call is soil
cited. w. HARGRAVE WHITE.
Bookseller and StatlOner,
Mai
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m- Two Flounced and Double Skirt
SILK ROB ES,
At SIS. $50 and SIS, which cost $40, $50 and S4O
TWO FLOUNCED AND DOUBLE SKIRT OR
CANDIES AND JACONET ROBES,
At SIS and S7--Cost SO and SIS.
Some of the above are the most elegant Goods
ever offered in this market and such a sacrifice is
rarel, ever seen They have been placed IN Sepa
an Aso, lot Of beautiful suMMER SILKS very
We have also splendid SILK ROBES, of the
latest and handsomest styles, in five. seven and
nl my h 1sst very 'WAPrKINs FIcKLEN.
WATER COOLERS.
We have just, received fresh supply OF the
aboYe useful and ndspensahs a1ees e ,
" c q aasfHs1 Dr.. KANE AVE, a." S'N'S'
fAN1 The { c 81, sSslT1iD x. l.. ALL.
MACE'S COMMON,
HanF so, sod them 70, the rast FIVE years
want want would do we'll to Examine before pnrchas-
IN e!seWhe seo, A HpS an assortment oil
4 EN- ICE 1cE CREAM FREEZERs,
s s5tF s + ,I4fS, }ARs
my l2-3t " Main St., near Old Market.
IA. Watkins Il Fickien.
During this month we Will offer great induce
i'-' Nv - STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AS the season is advancing. we can afford To sell
many and beautiful STYLES OF Goods at re
DUcep PRICES. Our assortment is very attractive
and com lete and Will he replenI shed from time
to time with the novelties of The season, espe-
fE:LlEGANT SILKS:
BEREGE ANGhAlS.
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SAILED SoR EuRoP4.-The stsam.hir N.-
York sailed rom New York SATURDAY v,,n
3ss passengers for Bremen. Among them var.
Col. Raal0G. the Danish Minister to the Uni.
tea States, the wi1s Of Senator BENJAMIN, Mr..
A. Gipperich and daughter, Ed. q. Esgiinr
and Arthur Wsndltpger, Of Richmond, l..
Aontsdoae AID Ant Doro. Of Tennessee.
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City Point, May 18th, 1860.

City Point, May 18th, 1860.
ARRIVED,
May ll.-Steamer jamestown, Skinner, New
York.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsyivanis; Teal. R,chmoMndi
Steamer jamestown. skinner. view 1ofk-
SAVANNAH. May l2.Cleared. schr. W. T. Hen
New YoRk, May l2-Cleared, schrs A; Bay
ard, Wilmington. N G; A De koSse.t' 80; T.
from New Haven for Va.
CALLA2. April Is1ln port. schr Mary h MoSSeaf;
SI5; Joseph Peabody, Whitney, and Asbea Slmp
son, for do. to load for do at same rate; c A Far
at So per ton; harks Fanny Buck, Croker, for do
to load for Valencia at Sl3 per ton; Gertrude,
,,;oodburn, from Valparaiso for do. to load for
. FEhxAMSgco, April 10, mot - Arrived; bark
Sarah Ann, st. Mays, Ga: schr, Forrest King,
RIO JASklRo. March l2rA5 rived, briggs sprite
Richmond; Il A Campbell, Digs. Fernandina.-
18th. bark Zingarell.., Bunker, Richmond, !and
as own 'a Cleared ns h Sr New
York. 3.st, bark Marian Smith. Phiiade pha--
Sailed 18th. ship Champion. Lamson; from New
;. BosroS, May i Arrived. .chr. ,Rockingham
BALrIMoRK. May I5-Cleared, schr Isabella
Schr. Ii. A. Weeks. Godfrey from Wilmington.
N c., for Boston, put INTO Dutch Island harbor
lith inst; on the 18th and 29th ult. had violent
gale, during which had to throw overheard a por,
ton of the deck load, consisting of lumber and
naval stores, to tighten and ease the vessel.
Schr. Rodney, Hathaway, Of and for Dghton,
with about Is tons scrap iron. sailed from Provi-
dence morning of loth inst. and sunk the same
afternoon when near the entrance to Bristol h,sr-
Dor The crew saved themselves In their boat
She lies IN about fathoms water.
NORFOLK, May H.-Arrlved, bark Lone Star,
from Bordeaux, with wines, silks, fancy goods,
&c. This is the first direct importation of an as
sorted cargo from Bordeaux
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, PAR
RIsH. from New York:
WIN Watts. W. &. Humphreys. J. Krouke, T..
G. Jones, J. W. W hte and lady Miss Rosel, B: A.
Gardner. l.. n. Brig ham, J. Rosever, f.. L. Fitz
gerald. Mrs. Walters w. n. Chapman, A. Goudry
F. ". Pa,menter, W. 7. Ialiaierro, n. Dumas, +.
Mrs :; II N; DunR, 4. Zlpcsy, Lyon. John Jones,
Weeks, lady and ,, three children; Mrs Jackson
Capt Wyman and son; Mr.: Francis, MISS 0rmsley,
Mss A. bake, y: aoyt IT. n; HELM MS Ms
Reeve, J. c. Morris; a. 6 lopng; T. c. lancey.
!. Saunders, E. , Tompklns, A. D. Bancker, X.
Y. Youe, A. w. Tyler, K. e. Manning, c. V. Lake.
R. J. GRAY. s q. Simpson, and IS Storage.
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Richmond, May 18th. 1860.

NIcHIHOhU, NIay IZCIIs I5U.
IA ! take much pleasure IN say ing to my friends
and former customers, and to the public generally,
that my knowledge of Mr.. WHITE enables me
confidently to recommend HIM, az a gentleman
worthy of their patronage, and a merchant well
quaiied to supply their wants promptly, and in a
satisfactory manner. p. b. PRICE.
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!; - cas.ssEs has ben rs.sleetsd Mayor Of
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xNANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, to Cook,
" Wash and Iron, and do general house NO,
i .ar.st smaI, aamy Apply 2 to Mrs Gy3K 9th
my l5-Ns
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POPULAR DRY GOODS!
J. MILLHlSEk l. BROTHER,
1872 BROAD STREET.
Have made large additions to their already ex-
tensive assortment, in all kinds of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
from recent purchases in New York. and will con-
tinue to add to the same during the season, by
every steamer, and would specially call attention
priced DRESS GOODS in the city, ut the lowest
prices.
call from all in want is respectfully solicited.
my l4-jt j. MlLLHISEk BkO.
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~ Second Splendid Supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS!
BROiD STR'EET,
Open To DAY, and throushou the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUN MEX DRY GOODS,
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 MANTILLA DEPAR MENr is now flied
with complete assortment of NEW STYLES
We are now prepared and are determined 10
offer everv lntucemsnt to buyers. both at WHOLE
SALE and RETAIL. BREEDEN Il FOX.
apA-lm,2pl 2l7 Broad street.
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A1Gu9U1GEN9a
ECT q n f NO. a.
NJ ON CHINA
n, k Ety., A. B. cABASIss.
I NEAT M - NOlsUN
GREAT SENSATION. IAC'IEMENr.
1ou rNAks411 i y y 4 SPECTACLE OF THE

- On FRIDAY EVENING" Ma, is,h ,nhIL.
The proprietor Of this Exhib,ilon i En-. irc
inform the public that. at great ernen. "aye to
correctness hitherto unapproachsd +, usgree Of
exhibition Of its h,nd that has ever .s en-, 9asr
tied: the Panoramic and Dioramic enect, ett I
Commencing with the first scans. sses
Harper's Ferry. and term mating vii, bhhscied Al
Tableau of the Execution VIZ" Grand
This spectacle was gotten I'D by R,ehro
tstea. ~ "'enihond Ar
M Admission, Is cents, to all parts Of thai
my l6-4t' I ESpHiI ny hnnse.
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THIS popular Cantata will he ,ene.,..
MECHANICS, HALL, by part.cular ,so a! the
r., WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY iss Yss' on
terlpg. Beautiful Chorusses. brilliant ISL nst-
and floral arbor.' painted express, -, &c.
occasion, by GRO. HIELSE, ksq.. Scenic ~, 'hs
Music by Prof HEWITT. u" vocal
Tlckets3o cents. admitting a lady and r.,,.
man; chlldren's tickets Is cents. To be b.d ..
Johnston. Morris. Smith, and the music s,o,s en 4
H. Tay lor. Also, OF n. Carusi, Broad stree, ~
at the door. m, snd
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WANTtD--1,OD pounds of Damask ROSE
w LEAVES, received IN all quantities by
i. JOHNSTON Il BRO.
my 15ts Druegisfs
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cHESirR RHpTtsT n cIiHtiii TRrIHi vii MI opsna
FAIR in the upper room of their Church bailtlrE
THIS EVENING. IL will cor time during every
evening of this week.
AS the object of this Fair is TO aid in RAISING
means To complete the house of Worship, the
Ladies most respectfully invite the pasFonsgeel
the public
Hours OF OPENING.-ln the afternoon a. 81,
O'clock and close at ga. At night, al O'Clock sId
cisse at 1917 O'Clock nay li-h'
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VHANYED..COO Woman, either white
w ofcclored, to sook. ws.h and iron fcr small
feed And milk a Gov. Apply 1t Mas. LADD'S,
LIST, between Cary and Canal sts. my b-3t'
XXTANTED-A female HOuSEKEEPER To 20
w tn the country, in PRIV ate family. Any ono
will hear Of good home, Good rec0mme nd tons
required. Address A" A, !" to day. By 8 o'clock.
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WANTED wish to hire for the remainder of
w the wear, q good | RISE. - -
my l2-3t J. b. YOUNG.

WANTED-A ,SEAMSrRESS that under
w stands making and Altering Dresses can oh
tain employment for 4 short time. Apply at this
office. S-tS
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- INTERESTS EVERY ONE.
LIGHTNING RODS, ALL COPPER, Patented
July 18th. lsj..- Having obtalned the srrinStre
r,sht to manufacture this Rod, for the STATE OF
VIREINl A, and having sold and put up over TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND feet in the last two
years. which has given general satisfaction: all
scientific men speaking highly OF It's conducting
potcsfs, as being the best Rod in use; |
prepared to furnish agents and others any quantity
they wish. All orders, accompanied with the cash
punctualIy attended to
Persons IN town or country can have their houses
tried by competent workmen, by calling the
sole manufacturer.
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WANIED-lMMEDiA j 0 UR-
$40 per week. cash every Saturday night. None
but industrious anu steady men need apply. Ad-
dress. JOHN T. WOODSON,
nv l6-3t Lynchburs Va
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NAJANrED-A PARTNER in the GROCERY
w and PRODUCE BUSINESS.-A gentleman
with moderate capital, who Is a good accountant
and willing to take an active interest business
already established, can DO accommodated by ad-
dressing {" COM MISSION" through Post Office
Satisfactory reference given and required
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WANTED-EveTy body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPETB BAGS, and VALlCES at No. 81, Main
street, Richmond. where they can find beautiful
assortment of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags,
OF every style, at prices as low they can be
bought In the Northern cities, both at WhOesa lie
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 2S-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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TOBACCO AND CIGA X S.--A VARSITY of
brands Of the best Chewing tobacco. ncuding
" Lecomte, harry OF the West" and others,
which are verv popular; also fine az ana Cigars.
Pure Germ Starch, suitable, for Putdings. Gus
tsrds, &c, SC; al.o, Sage. Taploca, Farina, &c.
W. PETERSON 4 CO. Drusg sts,
Mar ctr acf
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COMPLEMENTARY Rail

IL AGRAND BALL
G~AWil be given at MIR VERNON uorr,
adjoining the Petersburg RalIoad Depot, On hh'
,,WEDNFSDAI tVENING, l6ia May. Isa
tt G X F. T S-Admitting Geutlenan , .ss.
Ladies. ONE DOLLAR. INV fs '" t.o
~ A CIR A Nd BALL
~ Will be given At the WESTHAM Hd4sp
~ on the Plank Road, in Sydney. onsr ri, ~
10y DAY NIGHT next, May Nth NO
TlckETS-Admltting II gentleman and two Ia.
dies, 81. WV !"
IA The candidates for the various Offices IN III.
county are expected to be present 'Ao
my l5-3t r. B. AM0RY, Prnnr,sto,
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LOST AND STRAYED.

T OST OR MsSCAFRIED. -On Tuesday, the
- Sth inst, mailed to Wn. T. Smlthson, Esq,
Washingto city, d. c., a United States LAND
WARRANT, for 80 acres, No, % OIL. ISSUED to
Lucy Ilaisiep, widow, &c, Fluvanna county, Va,
which Warrant has failed to reach its proper des-
tnatIon.
All persons are hereby cautioned against buying
said Warrant: as a caveat will be filed IN the pro
per office at Washington.
my I5-ts GEORGE BAGBY
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- \ CHINA!
REV. A. B. CABANISS.

CE OLA d r. fN fNF, i'h NAV nj O'ri0ek
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
The subject of the Lecture is What saw and
heard IN the '
GREAT CITY OF HANG -CHAU,
Called Heaven by the Chinese
a. Marco Polo visited this city IRE hugfrsH
years ago. and described it loo mites N ftrrnm
tFrenrs HIS description Of its magnifcs nee pro
duced Increduiity IN his contemporaries, vet Mr.
CAbANlSS found his description. III the MAN.
correct. the particulars OF which he will gre m hs
Lecture.
no He will. while EXPLAINING the ldols,ry Of ths
Chinese, exhibit the following Monster Gods.
THE THOUSAND HANDED
GODDESS OF MERCY,
THE THREE-Ei ED GOD OF 1HUNpERi
ia The Native Chinese Convert Will also DO
present, ready to answer such questions may te
put to him.
"a. Admisslou-25 cents. my l2-1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-15

WANTED-Every gentleman who has G 10TH
w ING TO SCOuR, to call and see the beantl
full work at KINGS, on 10th street. There IL IS
that Old Clothing are made to look like new. Go
to NG'S and try him. N.Y. I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-15

WANT ED-STORE-On Main street between
w 18th and 18th SITS. A liberal rent will be given
for good location Inquire ut Dispatch Office.
Possession wanted rs soon possible
An N "a