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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

we win aid and assist them an IN pcwer wh,e 'ns
,ssts; slso that committee be appointed 70 reoet'e
Hons for the ,..uo foylowioo
The Chairman Immediately appointed the iouo""s
" omen members of that com miitee; ~. ru,,.,.,d
Mrs. Epgent Mrs Johnston, Mrs sey%0pM, 40 re- ana
Ars Hague. o.o5 20 xvomen
Mrs. Hague said that she was oppos sa fam ther
domestic duties; bat where they were Compelled 70
work for EMPLOYERS. by reason Of wdowhood or other
affection, che believed they had a. least rSai $40 20
ao~,Sa5 that il yyss toe duty OF the women OF New
York to contribute generously for the support Of the
woman At Massachusetts She for one was willing TO
do auy thing that would tend TO smeorase the COG
dition of her sex anywhere aSd everywhere. o.,
A collection was taken up, which amounted 10 81 80
About 40 women were present. The meeting ad
ioured to meet in the same place next Monday night
when the committee viii report progress.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......AyHII


sb,.E a. Barney, Barney Apelachicols, r. Post; North
Atlantic Graves St John O. p r. O. Luns Zone, Fuer'n
Quebec Desno u CaPtn.
Bsris-Cherokee Hopkins Chareston Celesta Hawes Cs
dz
Bria.-G Bayles Noyss ST. Mark's smslwood Esris Coz
Jrsne Hall Aux Caves Kurhsrdt Co. Tanner, kttfidge
Anslacbicoa Oakley Keane south sckney Galveston D.
C Murray; John Boynton. Hinckley Portder Lehna
Bnkey Co Reushaw Pierce, Csrdenas K r. Buck Co ;
A Sprsgue -, Matacong and msrket, J. M Smith.
Observation-Disclosures Evans Aux Cay es Miller hougoon
iBrl Bsrteu Halifax @. Donovan; w Hill Dow Perns1
dina C. j. Peters Alma Curry, Corvallis D. r. pewozi
NJ Fleming Shaw. Wilmington, j. W. Mcheei L. A. EsSeaS
Smith Wilmington, Dollner Potter. -, a.,
sloop-Apolo Freeman, London master Phenu sheP
herd New master Harvest Corein Providence, nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

TwEETY-FIRsr WARD REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION
This Association met Last evening in the Hall, No. 435
Fourth avenue, Mr. A. w. Grswold, in the chair.
After the admission Of nine new members to the Asso-
citation, the meeting transacted routine business
Resolutions were adopted commendatory Of the action
Of the representatives of the district at Syracuse in
selecting Gen. Nye and VIM. Curtis NOyes, esq, as
delegates to the Chicago National Convention.
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MARRIED..

ANDREwS-WHlTE-on Monday, Aprl %, by the Rev. DR..
N. g. Hutton. jarvis NJ. Andrews, NJ d., TO Mrs CLARA z.
White all Of this city.
BYAHE- olGoNNoR-In Brooklyn on Monday, April %.
the Church OF g. Charles Bonomeo by the Rev DR. Pse
late William OConnor, all OF Brooklyn.
CAsEIRwf he Central Presbyterian Church, Broome
street ON Thursday evening" April 10 by the Rev A. A.
Wood d. d., j. Hsvtns Case M D. to Marion n, daughter
ofAndrew Irwin, esq, all Of this city.
pULLEH-POOL-In Brooklyn, Thursday April 10 by tho
Rev Henry j. Van Dyke, Eugene H. Pulen to Mary III only
daughter 9th, late P,V. Pool Of New Brugswick N j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

A CUBAN CHARGED WITH LARcENY.--Alonzo Con-
rales passengers by the steamship Quaker City was
{ ]ast evening arrested by Detective Wilson, charged
with stealing $500 draft, payable at sight, from fell
low passenger named Jscne Gonzales, and locked up
az Police Headquarters.
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Disnafers, &c.

BAIrInoRx April The barb CssOlins et New es - "a
arr at Rio Jspeiro Pensacola with loss OF part 81 deA
IBy telegraph 90 Elwood Waiter, s-cy Board Uuderw "a
HEsPsrEAp H. H. April FL About ten days ago soale
.bn.ls. ss,s found on the beach New Inlet appnen1
from the wreck or Of some vessel unknown Iney
been brought TO the main isnd =, 49, S,r
Inlet Bar c. has been osed on after throwing
ens go bbls Of suano and at Wilmington che WA
sorTHlsrroN. April Just before the departure o. w
steamer Borussis nom here for New-fork haw was esos
In her ,bsn aud the vessel does a to-day In
The LANNON'S viii likely eome over fiow Bsneu'g s
trsn,hr the pass. and cargo to New.iork
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COURT CALENDAR-Tnrs DAY.
UKIrEp STATES DISTINCT CoURT.-NO. As

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-No. 40.
SUPREME conference.-the Mos. 965, sol,
l2l 73 a2 49, 68l 66S S4S g23 1919, lO2l 1923 l62
1921 1929 1913 lt35 l47, ln Part Nos 756, S46, 1885,
600 9O2 i9O 9lO $50 1885, 1861 no. ~ 1884, sz4 s46 73o 7,
ESQ 906, 908
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. l05, I45,
159 49, l6 49, 10 Ill., 1885, l46 7, l53, l6i 1861 1885, ia,
IS9, 1881, IO6, 200, 2Ol.
SUPERIoR CoURT-Part I.-Adjourned to May z.
Part II-Nos 40, &c., 372 +a "a 46, 478, 400 sas, 49,
448, 396, 45t, 344.
BR0oKLYS CITY Court CALENDAR, Tuesday, April
n.-Nos 49, So 81, &C. 49, 49, 81, 80, "a, 1896, H. TO- &
IG
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passeuxers Arrived

a~ss NORTH A~eissn ,S. Hsfpse az P Fry Ps-,
TAFT me- Stirling Mr. and Mrs Duncan aad servant Mr. PEt
Ing, Edward ssanders Edward Randall a. Nah Dss',y'
Worms Capt s. Hayne, Mr. Bumseu Miss BumseL snd es
in the steeTsge. - i, r,..L,.. =
Elise Kcsner Z. G. Hammer, Resale ZskiEewtske L Per
icleIuuele. b Brsuer, L. witte. Htr.ch, e. Bnoo1s
In bdykentine EDWARD HUI from S. Jdgo de Cuods n.
Hall Paul Radee Peter T. Tsquech. Auguse Lopez Thames
In schr British Qxeea from Nassau ~ P-Thos Sweetns,
Robert Ross.
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RAILROAD IN BROADWAY.

r.
SIR The writer Of this has the strongest reasons for
believing that plan formed and in the Of perectns to
obtain from the next Legislature franchise for railroad through
Broadway (Eow many millions viii II be worth The Com
mon Council and tho of lots tina. stree, oresta
these gentlemen by organizing company build such road
they 20 TO and conclude the thing How stupid
en must be oppose railroad through Broadway Any one
can see that it will relieve the street and do most eectuay oy
upeIserg omnbuse hacks and great extent private eau
RACES, such railway il of the most pec. construction with
seel rs accurately laid and with Ercon iocomoiOn-a,
sure end horse pcwewhy Broadway would
at once become quiet the streets in Venice and
clean srgue stupidity to oppose railroad 10 tn
neat thoroueare There will be within year and half
The question who viii have 1.-THE public or the specus'rs
This mus. he determined by the land holders would sues'
that railroad company shoud be obliged baggsgeca
trains to accommodate Travellers to and from the depot &c.
n-opsr bou,s JAMES MCFARLAND,
April22, 1860 IT. Denis Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDENTs.-On Saturday last as
the m. Dunkhk Express train the NewYork and Erie
Road rounding the Goshen depot girl years
Of age daughter of Richard McGowen struck by the
motive throwing her fifty feet, and causing
resulted her death short time serwsrd The girl walk.
the track the purpose sceanug II father
brakeman, upon m ish which coming in
the ne the opposite direction inquest held and
G verdict Of aec dental death rendered.
Al Paterson the same day. boz, whose not
tanned killed by attempting jump upon attached
to the dengne, but missing his hold ien under the wheels
and instantly killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

MINOR POLICE ITEMS Thomas Geary was detected
on SUNDAY night in the Of stealing SO worth Of goods from
Henry Wright Of No 81 Fulton street. The com
med 70 Officer Lyon Sunday, arrested man
named John buckley suspicion Of stealing horse which be
had in his possession The prisoner unable 20 give any
atsac explanation regarding the animal and he was &C
oordnsy etaued GIsavus Hymsn young fole, wss az
yesterday charged with having violated the lottery laws
70 the effect that he rich prize Ia OF the Georgia
lotteries This worked upon their cuPdiy that tive oil them
ne getting the money Hymen disappeared and vas
only found when complaint lodged against hini
by bis victims justice Connolly committed him to answer
On Sunday evening eight young named Joseph Yellow
bIick Abraham Solomon Jacob Hunger Jacob Denee Abra
ham Searn Lewis Cole Lewis Solomon and Noah Livingston
were found playing cards for money at TO- 70 Mulberry street
arrested he whole party and seized thsr cards aud money
Justice connolly repaired them all TO give bail to snswe
eharae Of conduct burglar named Abraham
White was committed the Eleventh Precinct Stsi M
on SUNDAY night but few hours later On
VISITING his cell the paddock have been wrencbed
of ard the prisoner Such insecure quarters should re-
celye the attention Of the proper authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

New ESrERpRIsE.-A mass meeting was recently
held in Egg Harbor City, n. j., to take steps toward
raising for the purpose of building steamboat
to ply between that place and New-York. In addi-
ton to The steamboat i, is proposed to build railroad
track six miles in length, running from the Camden
and Atlantic road to the steamboat landing Mullca
Little Egg Harbor River II is calculated the cost
of the enterprise will be $40,0 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

The MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF FEMALE.-The
Coroners Jury, in the case of the murdered female
found in the dock at the York-sreet pier on the l4h
inst, met again last evening at the StationH House in
Jersey City. Coroner Morris stated that he had no
further evidence at present to offer touching the mystic
ny, but that efforts were still being made to identify
the body and ferret out the perpetrators of the crime
He therefore deemed it advisable to again adjourn the
inquest to Monday evening next, at which time the
investigation would be brought to close.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

SUICIDE OF MEDICINE PEDDLER IN REDBAFK,
N. Jon Sunday evening" about the hour of sunset,
the citizens Of the quiet village of Redbank were
startled by seeing horse attacbedto peddlers covered
wagon, gallOpng through their principal street. with
apparently no driver guide hs course Stopping the
ANIMAL they found the owner lying in the bottom OF
his wagon, Just breathing his last with a ghastiy
wound in his right temple, evidently the result Of
pistol shot, The man was borne into Atkins tavern,
eose BY where he soon died. and Coroner Borden was
summoned to hold an inquest over his remains. On
examination, about $50 in bills were found in his
pocket, together with letters and documents, which
made it probable that he belonged 10 the firm Of Sterling
& Bros, Trenton. A six.barreled revolver found
the wagon-Aoor with four barrels loaded, and two
discharged. In his luggage single barrelsd pistol
was ALEC discovered. The srst-named weapon was
marked with the initials w. s.; these letters were
aso on the clothing of the deceased In memorandum
book, taken from his person, appeared the following
freshly made entry: am sure l have taken only
one drink day and that was some cider at Mr..
Davidsons1 Verdict of the Jury: Death, result
ing from pistol shot, selfinOted, or by person
or persons unknown"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

CAnPyILLR, Monday, April "a, lsdo
For the week ending Monday April 2 ears Cattle = ssrs
EoSs cars Sheep making IS car loaa a 1.-Two
stocI-sdd ss cars Of express freight mating total neer Of
ga cars hauled by Stock Express during the week.
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nsATuRI ALxAsAo.
Gnn-R,es,, SOY sets........ 6f3 Moon-ees ..lo:&
BIGH wArBR
Sandy Hook... 1856 Gov Isznd.. O:27 HeDOste..Il;a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-SPEcrlL TERH-APRn 23-Befote
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.

Before Justice SU1HBhLANb.
DECISIONS.
Ogilyie, Executor, agt. Fowler.--Judgment foI
plaintiff demurrer with cots with liberty TO defendant ia
amend In ten days on payment Of costs
Before Justice LEONARD.
Coe sgt Acknowledgement for plaintiff on de-
mprre leave defendant to answer in twenty days costs
OF demurrer to abide event
Hoffman agt. Newman, ct al.-Judgmentfor defend
ante A. Newman and wife demurrer, with costs, unless
plaintiff discontinue Fschel he discontinue advised
will then be oveuled with leave to defendants
abide Of action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
Rereipts Of Produce.

Total by all Routes Ap-il A-7,as6 bbls Flour sag Do
Oats DO Corn AGO DO Rye, lt69pkgs froV1iohs XIV w.
Whisly 29 dc. Ashes, 81 bags Seed
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SUPREME COURT-CHANBRRs-APRrL2 3-Before just


THE ST. THOMAS CHURCH CASE.
In re the Petition to sell st. Thomas Church
The argument in this case was closed to-day by VIM.
H. vas for petitioners The Judge took tho papers and
reserved his decision.
DECISION.
Robbins. ct al. agt Lethel, ct al.--Motion denied,
with 4s5oosts, to abide event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

SEwER ACCIDENT "A lsborer, named Patrick
Flynn while engaged in digging connecting In front Of
No so Pienepopt street. yesterday buried beneath the
embsnkment which csved in On being taken out It
asceitsned that Of his es acturea Officer Osborn
First Precinct Poee convey ed him TO the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

OFFICERS IN ATTENDANCE UPON THE COURTS
By one of the provisions in the recently amended Me-
tropolitan Police Law the Constsbes who have here
tofore attended upon the Criminal Courts in Kings
County are replaced by the police. The law goes into
operation Immediately. In the Court of Sessions there
were some twelve constables, and in their stead half
the number of policemen will be detailed for the
next term by the Inspector of Police The bis OF the
constabes last year for attending upon the Upper and
Lower Courts, amounted to 600, which sum will
now be saved to the county. This is reform which
has long been desired, as it is well known that the
petty criminal business in the Police and Justices Courts
has heretofore consisted largely of cases rumped up by
constabes playing into each others hands for the pur-
| pose of making fees The amended act cuts off all
this abufe. The office of constable will not be worth
anything hereafter.
TIVE CoURTs.-The business of the April Term OF
the Circuit Court finally disposed of yesterday by
Judge Lott The next term will commence on the
frat Monday In May. before Judge Scrugham. The
Court of Sessions will be opened before Judge Carl
SOD and associates on Monday next. There are some
sixty indictments, which will all be pressed for trial
during the term. The ofenses comprise arson, burga
ny, grand larceny assaults and other felones of abou!
the same grade. There indictments for murder
or mausaughter, although there few for assault
and battery with intent 10 kill The term promises to
be busy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
BROOKL YW ITEMS.

ISsrALLATIoN.-TheR Rev. T. L. Cuyler viii be inss
stalled as Pastor of the Park Presbyterian Church, in
Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, April "a. Professor
Hitchcock will deliver the discourse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

MASS MEErIse OF WoMES-SFMPATHY WITH THE
WoMES os A STRIKE IN MAssacHCsErTs.-Last
evening a meeting Of young women was held in
Botanic Hall, East Broadway, Dir. Charles Mccarthy
n the chair. After stating the object Of tue meeung
the Chairman called upon Mr. Nugent, who moved Tic
following resolution, which was adopted ~.
R<soIced That We the ladies Of NeWYork DO ynPeh1s
u ouT sisters NOW on strike IN tbs ss'Ss s"o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

.AITEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-Yesterday after
noon woman giving her name ar Mrs. McFay, with
her child, was observed by man named James
OBrsn TO run down James street at extraordinary
pace %upposiDg that something was wrong, OBrien
followed her across South street to the end Of the pier
and just caught her arm in time TO save her from
Plungng with her child into the river. She accounted
for taking this step BY saying that abe had werthess
and drunken husband who seldom did anything toward
the support Of Der or her child and that they had
passed days and lights in cold and cherries garrett
wtbsut anything to eat, and without prospect Of any
better treatment aad che thought that she and her
child would be better off dead than alive 1t is stated
shss the poor woman bad become insane in eonse
uepee of harsh treatment. She is to be sent to the
Asylum for the Insane and the child viii be cared for
by the proper authorities.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
INAUGURATION ON THE I2TH.
,RDER OF PROCESSION.


J. Chief Marshal accompanied BY the Mayor Of Nchmcnd
9. Directory OF the Ladies Clay statue Association
s. Military a follows;
4th Regimen, Of Virginia Cavalry, preceded by Visiting
Mounted Troop.
lst Regiment Virginia Volunteers preceded by Visiting
foot Troops
Young Guard
Junior Volunteers.
4 The Orator.
5. Clergy.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS A. FOLLOWS:
6. EN Presidents % the United States.
Governor Secretary ~ State, Attorney General and Atju
General OF Virginia.
Governors Of other States
%. EN Governors Of other States.
TO- Representatives % Foreign Governments
DO. Members Of the Unisd states Senate.
~ Members Of the House % Representatives Of the L. 3
l3 Federal Courts with their Onicah
10 Members AMI Clerks Of the Virginia Senate.
H. Members aud Clerks of the Virginia House Of Delegates
lG Judiciary % Virginia with their officials.
L. Heads % Departments Virginia with their Chief ClerAs.
Is Oficers Of the Army and Navy boo uniform.
IS Aldermen aud Council of Richmond With their Officials
go. OHcers OF Virginia Militia In uu.fo
20 Masonic aud other similar ASS relations.
90 strangers.
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nIRECrIONS

n- WIN Main 40 ten O'Clock, A. NJ the
right resting twenty second street. fronting South
o'clock Will be formed 20 the right carrliges
troops plstoOns all 9th
by musc Ga quick timeup Main 20 5-by 5th to Franklin
up Franklin Fouhseby Foushee % Breakdown Broad %
Ninth Ninth street q the Capitol square
Arriving the gate there will DE momeuary halt when all In
c1rsgrs aud horses Will dismouu the tyary which
VAL continue down Ninth street, hating al such point as IL.
Conmau may select carriages AMI horses will turn out % the
ght until the of the processou,he col
wills then onward hy the right flank ME LEFT 90 such
point "a. tha Chief Marshal may designate
Arriving the place resting the troops will BE- formed n cose
companies the first right front, fronting
Platform ordered parade rest" The remainder
the procession vii take such position the Chief Marshal vii
direct
Amer prayer and oraton (tt which the Statue vii
unveiled and salute Of thirteen ared the line u be Re
rn-l aui by music the by which Il entered
where plusIg De reJnel by the Cavarycarages will be
resumed horses She procession Will be conducted
Broad and be dssaisset by the Chi Marshal
During march Orer D charge OF bodies will see that pre-
per distances maintained, sad good order preserved
Marhals be recognize ell by their scars and
Bat0ul vbe ass1rd their positions by the chief Marshal
after which will that order Is preserved and that the
Kept free from distractions urng spectators 10 con-
tine themselves Co The sij.Eaiks
police charge % the square platform and seais VIII pre-
serve good order much possible during the
monies upon the platform 1h-y VIII not permit any persons 70
The platform except those by he Com
ulttee % A-ran. enrrts.
Agt O'Clock A NJ The authorities and individuals designated
Lv t numbers & g. - - % To- H. r. l5 H. 10 To- II and Is
be- az Exchange Hot. where they ALL De seated 10 carra
e., u1-r h-drec1a % the Committee % Arrangements A. ~
O'Clock NJ the Assistant Marsha wE 90 the Chief Mar
CHARLES DIMMOCK
rr4 A. Chief Marshal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11

r..-.,. v,r.r,r, - A few DAYS 400 We had the t,-
49,. ala.
. .--,"-7 '..-' 'o-'''. W. "'''''' ~"
l Oh. military OF uii' city .n tHe entertainment OI
're- .'up-lIe- rom other cites who viii VISIT ms
.. .a-s.ly next, prtsumag, a' We d'd, that SEQ
ra . OBJ. lt-mot- companies would " throw op u
.-tu.-ss, AND extend "a cordial welcome TO their
-.--arm7 from abroad, thereby ucurung an cN-
..s which should, properly, be apporuoned among all.
N.o.eygi moreover, that = hospitality was 10 be ex-
s Co che visters 90 would be more satisfactory TO all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
BY THE GOVERNOR.

BN GONEkNOh.
A PROCLAMATION.
conform y with the sixth section Of the sixth article Of the
Constitution Of this Commonw alth. providing for the
Judge each Circuit Court hereby make proclamation
that Judges for the following Judicial Circuits be elected du
ring the year. wit For the first Circuit composed Of
the counties OF Princess Anne Norfolk Nansemond Isle Wight
southampton Surry and Sussex and the city Of Norfolk
for the fifth Circuit the counties OF Accomac North
ampon for the sixth Circuit composed Of the counties Of beh
city, warwick York. Gloucester Matthews MddleseN, Heniico
New Kent Charles City, James City and the city Of Wilambu
for the seventh Circuit the city Of Richmond for the ninth Cir
cult Stafford Prince William Alexandra, Fairfax Fauquier and
Rappahannock tenth Circuit Culpepe Madi.on Greece
Orange Abemaile, Louisa Fuyanna and GOocand the
eleventh Circuit Nelson Amherst Rockbrdge
the twelfth Circuit Pendeon, Highland Rockingham Page
Shenandoah Warren and hardy for the thirteenth Circuit Clarke
Frederick Hampshire Morgan Berkeley and Jefferson the If
teenth Circuit Giles Mercer Raleigh Wyoming Logan Boone Fay
Clay Nicholas and Webster the sixteenth Circuit Grayson
Carroll Wyte Floyd Pula h and Montgomery FOR the nineteenth
Circuit Wood Writ Gimer BrAXton, Lewis, Rtche Doddrdg
Peasants Calhoun; the twentieth Circuit Hancock Brooke
Ohio Marshall Wetze Tyler and MoDonPaa for the
tydrst Circuit HARRISON Marion Taylor Preston Harbour Ran
doph Upshur and Tucker The said elections
the fourth Thursday OF the ensuing May be held In each
county according law and officers required to govern them
selves accordingly.
Given under my Governor, and Of the
r, Commonwe ath at Richmond, the 9TH day OF April
sI 1890 and in the eighty fourth year Of the Common
wealth.
JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor
GEoEGE W. MuSFoRD, sec'y Of the Commonwealth
ap9-d1ctde
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11

SCRIPTURE FOR REPORIERs.-"A good report mAketh
the bones fat Prov. 1880 It shall be vexatou only
to understand the report Ea 9S:l9 Report say thew
aud We viii report it. Jer 2OO These would answer very
wei for texts for sermons addressed to reporters only
reading OF the context would show that thay have
no re ercnce to senographers paragraphss Ezekiel
(SlD in describing his vision Jerusalem says "And
D. hOd the man clothed with linen, which had the ink
horn by his side reported the natter" This might
BE- not rrevereny quoted show the antiquity of the
profession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11

Sold By all Respectable Dealers throughout the Country.
rIIHIs aue brand CHAMPAGNE which past year
exclusively the best tables Of the Continent Of Eu
rope the unbounded and POPULAR
in this country by Of the Ply
city New York. all other Wines account Of
is purity and deacy and those who try rarely
any other brand Although only year has elapsed since
introduction this country the demand and
sauty Increasing Our arrangements such the
quality Wine being maintained Is present high standard
Prince Imperial imported solely by being the sole
Agents Of Messrs. De vESOGE 4 Co.. IN this country.
r HAUGHwOUT CO,
Nos ass. 400 aud 432 broadway. n. Y.
Sold this city BY DUDLEY Co, WINSTON POwER. ard
SPOTS HARVEY a c.. mh6-d8m