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MEDICINES.
ITO THE AFFLICTED!
MRS. IL. CO.'S

AH
L INDIAN VEGETABLES bH Escd & GSNs
This valuable preparation has proved TO pc one OF
the greatest remedies for Erysipelas, Scrofula
Rheumatism, Scurvy, Eruptions and Bl0tohes on
the Skin, Piles, Bilious, Ag ne and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, DysPepsia, LiSsr; Ss.s knenm
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds OF
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts oil
the country possession OF the proprietor, tes-
hfylng to its curative powers.
IrIt is sold by most of the Druggists OF Balt-
mOTe' and at the residence of shs grG&STleGsSSx
15s East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
DTPrice 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agent. X. s. L. CIsSEL, DRUGGIST
GEORGETOWN, d. c., has been appointed Wholesale
my prices. de 22-S
A NEW pISC0XERf! ~
and lnviEoratinE Beverage
SUI TIA N A PAN A C EA,
The ELIXIR VITR,
For the Radical cure Of
Dyspepsia, Loss of ppetite, Indigestion, Intermlt
tent and Remittent Fever, Nervousness,
Nervous Tremors,
And the whole train of distressing evils originating
from the impurity and sluggIshness of the blood.
Weak and sicky constitutions are suddenly re
stored to health aud vgor by this Aromatic Elixir
Put up neatly in pint bottles.
KING l. DUNNAvANT.
IL Sold By all the principal Druggists.
no 10 SIN
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on KEGS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER,
ON In store and for sale BY
js N-eost MURRAY l. sEMMEs,
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AYERS
COMPOUND EITRACT OF SARSAPARILLA

the .Geeua remedy which the deal sf Of
devise for this vang and fatal msady
combined from the dale that have been
Uncovered for the Of this foul disorder from the
blood and the Of the from desr1ctve
Quenc.S Hence should be employed for the Of
Gully ssrou but also those other affections which from
II, such ERUPrNE and SKIN DISEASES, ST. AMINO
NN's FRI, ROSE or ERYsIfELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsrULHs,
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM, RHEumA-
TIsH SYrHILrrIc AND MrRCURIAL DISEASES, DRor-
sY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL CON-
PLANTS ARISING FROM VIriATED OR IMPURE BLOOD.
The popular beefn 'mpurIty Of the blood" founded in
truth for scrofua Of the blood. The par
tcu.ar purpose and fhis Ssrss para purify and
this vital fuid without which sosnd health
posi- Q in con,a ed
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

For a.! fhs purposes of a Family Phvste,
Composed that within the OF their aetien
rarely withstand svKde them Their penetrating prop
critics search and cleanse, and Ergoras Of
the human sns, citing diseased action, aud
storing its healthy yIt-Ies hs consequence Of these
properties the Valid who bowed down with Pain ply
bIty astouIshed hnd hs health
stored 10y remedy once simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every day complaints Of
body msny FORMIDABLE. aud diseased Ths
agent below named pleased 10 furnish graf. my American
Almanac Of he curks and
for their the following complaints Heart
burn, Headache arising from dsodsred stomach, EAus
lndg eson Pain aud Morbid lnacton Of the Bow Flat
ui.ncy Loss of Appetite Jaundcs and other hndrsd
plants arsng from lev Of the hsdy ssstruesn Of
taft
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JoUvINktSI XII PET Eyp99E YAt! In ,,.r,vr
Twenty five dozen Of the above Justly celebrated
ND Gloves In ali the desirable coiors. to which we
invite the speclaI attention of the ladies'.
ia j. w Colby ED. 523 18th
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PIIPARKp BY
DR.. J. O. AVER q co.,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, q PER BOTTLE; Six BorrLIs YoR o..
orssld BY 3. d. GILMAN, waship stsD; 4. q. =. CIs
SELL, Gsersstsvn and ~ ali Druggists svsFyvhsss.
lq-soltpF
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COUPON BONDS OF THE WASHING
~ TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY are q safe
snd desirable Investment being In sums of 1--WE hun
dred dollars each, rodeeJps5le January 2, 1852 and
bearing thtarest t rae of six peT cent per annun
and as for sNi g hr u IlIEG & 20 am
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WASHINGTON, July II, 1855.
l wasreoOmmelded to Mr. J no. Tobias as skilfu
Ocqist, and az have eyes of remarkable PECULIAR
ty, was gratlfed to find that MIR. Tobias seemed to
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measurement, and ne has made me q pair of Specta-
oles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER
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HAS COME!-HAS COMEm-HAS GOMEZ
IL THE GOOD TIME Has CONE.

II o. HOOD is daily receiving ali of the peweat
IL. snd most elegant sty les of fine GOLD JEW
ELRY, "a. oulateh for holiday presents. No. 33s
q de-
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THE MANY THOUSANDS cured atthIs institution v;thir
the ns year, and the important Surg
cal operations performed by DIR. johnson. witnessed BY ii.
Of the papers and other persons,
winch have appeared again and before the Pube
aides his standing gentleman Of character and repon,
eility, sufficient the Afflicted. Jan 2Sl,
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0HaD.

W.ALTAN. infant eon ef lenee b. ~ hssfn'
Sclatef. ased months AND q dAys:
asfl III M 1 Rsss
fannie sm.: = sf S9s FRIENDS Of
.. AZ jse! ri e. 'TAy u
year Of bin are. He leaves an anectas nate WIN
Ard three children TO mourn Their 'css .,..,s.,,,
lnvJtod % attend his funerAl on this tThuso1ey
moFnins, tie sab INST. at ii o'clock. e his ete
In Clovs,port, Ky, Of soaslet fever. On the 1th
April. 1850 JOHN ALLEN. 900 81 Robert = ena
dsys: ana on he 18th May, fLORENCE ELLEN
B., eldest daughter Of tho same, in the Sth year Of
her age. - 9N
II Near Chesterfield Depot In CavolnA county, on
tho sd inst, Mr.. JNO. BL U Mt. in the list year
of his age. ~ III .f fsff5f .sssf1 Hff& fffsN e
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John Oustis, of Northampton county, Va,
had two valuable servants burned TO death Il
few days since by the explosion Of an ETHEREAL
oil lamp. t,'h Fstf
The lOlst anniversary oi the birthday. of
Stephen Girard. was appropriately celebrated
at Girard College, Philadelphia, on Monday.
= A large company of ladies and gentlemen
from Mexico, travelling for pleasure, arriys ed
in Washington on Thursday evening.
AT Wheeling Va, on 2Dth INST, 1873 guns
were fred in honor Of the Republican nomi-
nations at Chicago. s-s ..{-ss,. t,s. .s.
James e. Murdoch the tragedian, is lying
IN q very critical state at the house Of rela-
tive in Cincinnati rf.sa sgfet-s =
A li.tle son Of VIM. L. Doolittle, OF Felter.
man, Va, was accidentally drowned q few
days ago. ~ ss.r.-esl ...59 t..r. -
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Rx IHE eVyEKNrR.-A rRocL4NA.

b RY TTHE oNyEKNNA.-A rRocLAMA
OF the sixth article the Constitution Of this Com
penwealth W0v,ding for che slectica Vt fudge
%. sss 1SG1 JsSs ss :svs sss
f9 b elected during The lTeqept yssf, 70 VIII For
Anne, keiiSE Fss. q sos ~ 4 Y sa
S & e. e: fs .ss. sss:s,
cf ne ec.ntss ol Aecoase s91 NosthsnSsaa9; tss
sls.s NV W.s.st e sssssss = MAJ
.a. se w md f e. Gs; Nv Ses; ::
ninth Ciscnit. 6salfosd, Prince WiRtaa4 AlsxnA
dsiov fsisfAx. Lun1oas, eA.sesef aeA 2nP04AAas
SssssS: Ais 4:
81 g ss.sIkk Jisssls fss1lSscs. NIshissa,
Es;as; s. H. sk;:s.sssS 6ssss.s. csss{:. =.
0Ilak. Aa1pshiye, AOenan efke(ay aaa l9AqreoR,
MOTH: Losea. to6sS: fay III. Oh. NIchslss
sss g i; Sss:s;
1rexeQn. L. vas, AhsAis, poa1FiAGe, kteeeanss -
Calhoun Tor The tve4sietA Circuit. HAncecks
s;s;;. Sls s;;. e ss;s:
49, y "a = ss,sA q Is ss -
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y 49,, =, yrsss5sk - p = ssysss ,a1lef:
|l(ssA ~ ~ Sss'M
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The Prime Minister of England has lately
begged TO be allowed to contribute "five soye.
reigns for that splendid little fellow, SAYREs' Is
This is one Of those delicate little dives for
popularity among the pluck-loving Bri.ons
at which no one is more expert than the wide
awake and elastic Premier. When it is taken
into consideration that the English do not
claim that SAYRBs achieved victory that
their highest pretension is that it was a
drawn battle, there is something wonderful
in the honors they lavish upon their Cham.
pion. Such honors under these circum-
stance, rebound principally to the Americans
for, not to be whipped by an American, is a
pitch of glory which fills the highest ambi.
ton of Great Britain
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4" Honest Old Abe"

The principal Recommendation of Mr. LIN.
COLIN for the Presidency is that he is honest.
We are not surprised at the extravagant sat.
isfaction manifested by the Republican press
at this fact. If the salvation of the country
depended on finding Ave honest politicians in
it, the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah would
overtake it before shutdown. "Honest old
Abe !" We can imagine the honest old GENTLE
mans surprise at finding such handle affixed
to his name. II, however, he is honest in the
main principle of his political creed, the "irre-
pressible conflict" so much the worse for the
country, if he is elected.
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r. TO .1adg voIgAD .0y agNRT.
N C0:--ls . oss sof PES, III he in Sor-
dsik n a...ac 6s:a . ~. Y u :ss e COT
S1a GSirctIsf - NfS !. 4. :,s.S.dsS .A.. q.
.ervee already - 0VRuty Collector lor Mr. j, n.
ness6N, aOSSlsIaD him; ut g ms oss1 rsssd
= nMns n.s:s: - ~ noas a = GO e0s sAI are
have 6ees indacS1 e Usiis IL Skoxs 81 SsviuG
33sAt4 n 3amorea thst NJ, 1yl LIhaioa III III.
80 = v03Sk ~ SkS101 n. 8"
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-, TO IMk VOTERS OF HENR Eco
= COUNTY..FHaLO -cIrIzxSs: There
oppcnsnt, that vas not mpetens 10 MAZE out t
~ bcoks; q c0MMISsION2 ia OF TRE KEVS..
eNOE. I AL n.y. ffsends 3, read tAo GolioWlnx,
iom three Of my fIleeds who have eIamiHed nv
book thn year. and do mo jnstios On TkaTsdsy
hsA. ~ x nsotYEs re taels sappHdiS p.cpo q
The snAersisnet Aavtsga ~ sesu<st. made
f. knc4c, ComMicsiones Of lAA Aavenne fer the
Lnvef District a Hsngico oosntv, knd & Dso1SIly
fss ssest aas .2atiaAa 3in ntSkTHhvAnn
E I 8, 80 M hoe. a. s = :.
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New Music.

Erening Hymn Song, with accompaniments
for piano or guitar. Words initiated from
the German by E. g. HOWARD. Music by O.
A. Ericsson, gen tleman Of our city, of fine
musical talent. The Ithographing is done in
Richmond
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a $4,000 Worth of Dry Goods,
- AT COST FOR Cash.
/, TO- q LOSE j L ~ r S 8.
rare opportunity is offered TO all to supply them
selves with
FRESH RICH GOODS,
at from 20 to 50 per cent. below regular prices.
SPRING AND
s.r - SUMNER SILKS,
thrown on the counter and marked down without
regard to cost, to save them from the auction
room. tr.f .8ti . -... =
GRENADINE
AND BEREGE
ROBES,
marked down to half COST.
All desirable GOODS at PRIME COST, from a
Paper Of Pins up .,r's .es..-
Farmers and manufacturers will find large
stock Of best GOODS for SERVANTS' SUMMER
and WINTER CLOTHING at cost.
PERKINS h CO, lll Eagle Square.
my 24-2VE
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FATAL PRACTIcE.-Mitcheil Taylor, of
Upato county, Ca, lost his life on the Musco.
gee Railroad last week. He was standing on
the pla torn, looking ont towards the rear Of
the train, when iha cars entered one of the
bridges, and his head struck against piece of
ground beneath the bridge, and was picked up
dead - - u =
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The Die 81 0Yh3s ~
The New York Isss. BE Siograpa
sketch OF " Honest Ar says he Is
81 yesn Old, "a "hs 'sih in the h
weor and blu of0IAaiy GGanritys,~~
This 10 some consolation to young gentle
men who have pant agty. PeoplsIa eessra',
In he UNited SaeteA where nu-
man lie y shortSr tAaufiu Europe. Saw been
ta.4As- AAiAAf~l eohIse ~npsa -Afsv es~ee~ -
down grade: Bat GsEnLzr. who 70 aimse.
Aeont AfV, apostle of hat aGe - I" ane iuii
sieos and bscorn Of mantS nsaturfty." most
men would rather - twenry -nys any ttne )
bnt afty and prospect for ths Presidency.
mav posably make an old staesr fresh and
( yiroruesII These 10 Lord LYHDHrRsr, who
Iately made ins speech In the House Of
Lords, and Il eighty. eight whilst PALxsas.
Tor, at seventy ve, Is the backbone Of the
HOUSE Of Commons. II IL said that on the
supply nights, whom most Of the members are
away, he continues steadfast at his post, and
10 ~ full OF animal spirits, ~ distainfui or
crutch on hand and spectacle on nose, as elias.
tic OF mind as at any time within the last
half century. The nne old fellow 10 said to
cherish still 4 truly English admiration of the
"maniy art Of self defence" which he evinced
lately by subscribing five sovereigns for that
splendid little fellow, SAVERS" fsE
/ But, in this country, perhaps because the
climate is not favorable to longevity, or be-
cause we live too taa and do not sufficiently
observe the laws Of health, or because our off,
Gals fail to encourage the physical develop
ment Of the people by making up purses for
priAe-fghters, We have not many such vigor-
Gus ana blooming old fogies rs PALNERsTON,
aud the British mobiles in general, among our
public men. The plain and simple fact in re-
gard to the blooming youue LINCOLN is, that
he looks quite as old as any Anne lean juvenile
Of his years. with the single exception, per-
haps, of GREELEY, who had venerable aspect
when he was al infant At the breast, and to
whom, no doubt, all other men, MErEUsE-
Lab included, appear mere infants.
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THE BEsT. AND cHEAPEsr .PHorOeRAPHs
and Pearl Amhroty pes in the city are those made
Governor ct. AL the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted in the his hest style Of the art. IT ali hours
cOlcved in Ol, Aauaysle, Pastel. or India ink
Proc - ct =, Scots, Sl-frOm that up to 9aOO =
An 2O-tg h-E t!sfst fa5fE7k -
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- NV MARKET (SA.)
~ IN RACES STAKES NOW
SS26SFaGr OPEN The TO flowing
~ Stakes are now open. TO be
- run over the New Market
Course. Virginia.:
lst Sweepstaks for year ODDS, who have not
wO.. race previous to the day this stake closes.
SiO3 suhscription: $50 forfeit: mile heats, three
more to fill the STAKE. To close LIST July. 1860.
To he run du Ing the regular F al Meeting. 1850
Id Sweepstake for 2 year ODDS 500 subscrip-
ton; 500 forfeit; dash Of a mile To- be run
during teG Re, 1esuIa, FaI! Meeting, 1850 Three or
TENDER. 1860. 't.G
Sd. Swee sstake for year olds. $500 subeorip-
ito 3 lou forfeit; mile heats three more to
ht the stake: 10 be run during the reeu!ar Spring
Meeting, 1851. To name and close lst July. 1850
4!h. swespstake for year ois. $500 snbscrip
fion; SlUO forfeit; two-m'le heats. Three or
more Il, hi the stake To be run duIlng the regu
ar Fatl Meeting, 1861. To name and close LIST
Juls, 1850. etF
9Th. Sweepstake for year Odds. $500 subscrip-
ton; Sl0O forfeit; two mlle heats; with S2OO
.iafe and $500 N money added. Three more to
M the STAKE Ike. i" be run DUNG the regular Fall
Nominations to be addressed to g o. P. HAZE,
Petersburg, Virg!nia.' .4r
m, Ats o. P. HARE.
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IA N ntles! Mamtles!!
BREEDEN 4 FOX
Will open this WEDNESDAY, morning, Bird
May, the newest patterns Of the following goods !:
FRENCH LACE NANTES.
FRENCH LACE SHAWLS.
FRENCH LACE POINTS.
FRENCH LACE PlCCOLOMINIS.
FRENCH LACE BEOURNOES.
FRENCH LACE SULTANAS. g..
REREGE ANGLAIS BUSTERS.
BLACK BEREGE MANTLES.
BLACK SILK MANTLES.
The above goods will be sold at much less than
former prices. We respectfully invite persons in
want to examine ouv stock. l.e
my 3-6t BREEDEN l. FOX, Broad st.
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New Publication.
"1he Countess and the Page" By GEO. W.
NJ. REYNOLDS. For sale by WEST Il JOHN
sTON. %F~ tnlSs t = ..-
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n More New Goods

IA. More New Goods.
s 60, A. K PARKER & co. t.a. d.
Have just received a new and beautiful assert
ment of LADIES DRESS GOODS, In
Rich Berege Ang'ais ROBES; -.
Rich Chlntz Beresa ANGLAIS;
Plain Berege ANGLAlS;
Rich Organdie ROBES;
Rich Chintz ORGAN DIES;
Grey MOHAIR; Plaid MOHAIR;
Brochs CELESTIALS;
POPLINS and PUPLINETS;
JAcoNETs and Lawns. ac,&c
All of which we will sell very low my 15-ts
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sAs1Ae not weather Approaches. tie sarious
Wesrstns place. ~ ths State are prepav avv Tar
the Reception OF vtsitors. No 6iats In the
Uaion baA grea'er variety VI nsdiclnal "a.
,ters .haa Virginia, nor can any Sortn~.i.., :.
pass those VI this els.e Ia. shs a.srees,... =,
grand aud bssutifui scenery and Of healfhsr Il
a,nVsphers. by which they ars sarroaad.d
There sever has been day when the healiaa
pFopertiee asA aaA0Ssl aAvsnlaess Of thesvif.
sinlA 66s1pe did not pre- eIsinen uy commend
themselves TO The psblie. bal ths great draw.
naess u toruss times WIRE sAeir iaeecesst.
bslsty aud the want Of snch accommedatiou,
~ ths public bad risAt q. expect aud could
easily obtsia easswAsss Tkass Alsaa vantaxe.
no iosger exist; the railroads Aays broufhl
most Of our famoas waiesiss plseas Within
Easy access of ths public. M pro fietors have
Put W aossh ead csbtss whaeh 1paIA com.
psss tAsosebsy wtsh yeeps seny fpsrt oS IN
tosaHti hsjss1lssaaa, sallG hleSe6 - .sxpe.
sngnsa 49, Me1sh eisas fQpssss1saa ! q
scskav ~ tthas y W Slates 4 Y ~ 90 iprl
- - I, 49, ~ lgaeQ,s
al g: !: S :;
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VE1

WtSHkn b ;ySli4t iB3R'g :;s. LII II,
;:sas 80: IS =. s s ~: =; q:
e i.z:M c..s. ss.v.:ss; Iii b c 20 "A
.s.yy. s !: ;:!: g. ::. sIryATIos
.:;::::ss; ;;;::'':': ::
WAHftED-f0 iENT-7 HOUSE ~ :, :: ~, n
stse' va!k lseA tKs ExchsSs, H ssss, z fsv Nm
- .ssss AAsssss "a" 4 tkis q ~ 100 ~ !.
WANfsD.A WHITE NURSE !,
ny =. a: s. 9Th 8. s., bod "a 49, S!iss:
WANrED1A sITUATI0S.-A 80. ..'"s'
;S;s;;sR el ff;s;ss: Or 4
s. =: " Purcell Co address - ~ .' = ,AGs-
WANTED.-A small FARM. II cc,,. ~
tired iasS 18th ~ more 81 Nell cultivated and s ,,
,ss nssi TIE Central Railroad, sSov ~
F tr% Mss ss.s address "FxRHEk:' ,ss,
WA 49,, WHITE Girl, to attend s, ). ;.
y, ss.s.. Nh st.. two Va sod =; . SSsxS1,,"
WANTED.fEAcHERs-I y;:I : else:
the Mocktngham Female InstitutsD Eos ,imenta
;essISni cS@mencIex Sept sh, 1850 slso. r s. IsR
AMI one for Assistant In Engi,sh ~u .pta~lns
ny z s.. .. NAM iRdxs'Wsfi iiscssNsa j Y;,S,.
WANfED- lmmsd,ateIy, q sALEswow..
nery Sr:in..s, and hss a.. ahox!sdss d the MI
Millinsty oeots Apply 70 No ~ Ms,n 2 i s.s.st
w SITUATION \, . g.
w and Cake Baker, and can nhass ~ Mss',
lie Cream and Water lees. Address N "s' %; =
.,.s my 0-s,'
NEGRO Won 1AfSSh: :'sn. ..ronx and heath
from the copntlv preferred No ccc,or ' 70 V N.
with child from Alto IS ysa,, Old hpSis a. "0H
my ls-lw Near nSc hS eiail c.:,
WANTEn.-l,o0 pounds OF D.m,.E eosy
W LEAVES, received IN an qusn:,s,:. ~ "ocE
p. JOHNSTON ( BIO.
NY 70. ---------- Drusgisis
WA1NNI1EID 1 Eyer gentleman who has cIoTH
FIJI varT n ~ k fSGS H. to ga, Ss and zee he sas
to KINGS and try him. m w. uc
WANTED.A PARTNER in tho 7;R0cPpv
w and PRODUCE BUSlNEsS.~A ssn, ImM,
VA TG1ersse certal. who is good accoan,ss,
already established. can be acconmos tad +, ~
dressing COM MISSION" through Posi- t,eIcsea
Satisfactory reference given and re9u,rsa.
my 2-ts
WANTED-FIFTY HANDS, to work on ~.
w, Fayetteville and Coaifelds r i.R0Ane
IN North Carolina. For Eood hands, viii NJ,
from 81 = TO 81 50 per dsy. Board per mon ss
The section OF country which The road runs thru
Y a. healthy az any section in the United sta,es
r Ell iST'Her nnss hn address me =; F..
vsil % S Spm on without $ afhl;Nya ,r,nr.s
WANTED-sTORE-On Main street, lr,vr.
w 18th aud l4th SITS. A liberal rent will no river
Tor food location. Inquire at Dispatch efSct
Possession wanted as soon - possible
apO -n
WANTED.--Iw wish to purchase good COOE,
W For such am wiling to pay 4 good prlcs.
ap lS-ts A. ANTONf. st. Nicholas Balloon
WANTED--Ag good OPERATOR ON Wbeelr
w = wilson's Sewing Msohine.
a1 lVN0 ChlLES CHENERY
WANTkD-30O doz. Champagne BOTTLES
w wanted BY DUDLEY 4 co.
mhl3-ts n MAN q,
WANTED-Every body to know that | Asv
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No 81, Man
assortment Of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet- Bals,
Of everv style, at prices a. low as they can 10
bought in the Northern cities, both at whoieesA
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made "
de %-tm JAMES KNOrrs
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.
A CO COUNTY.-By. the advice Of ny
friends, and id sScofdaace with my own wlshes.
SHERiFF UF HkNRlCO COUNTY, and solioii
your SURFACES at the State election in May next.
the duties Of the Office, refer you to all who know
me for the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past fhres years that nave
Respectfully. your fellow oltl1en. -.
NH l-dt2Amyr ~ GEO. d. PLEAHANTS.
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N0RFoLK, April 1.-Arriyed, schrs. eamaria.
Richmond; A r. Johnston, do.
BALTIMORE, May 23-Cleared, schr. ]. J. BarrIIt.
Richmond = = i
PHIL.DsLrHIA, May s2.-Cleared, schr. Hinoh-
man. Richmond. .gs.-ltt e.. = {
.AI.xxA sDa1A, May 22.-Sai,ed. sohr. Delaware,
BARsADoss. May 2-schr. Jennie Morton, from
Norfolk, arrived 18th ult and discharxinx.
FALL RIVER, May n.-Arrivod, schf Mary
Smith. PETERSBURG. 5000 ~ - 'H :
.FAIxHAvxN. May le.--Arrived. schrs. E. Barnes.
Betswerth. and Bepj Browning, haDfa!r, Va.
JhcksoNv,LLK. May n.-Cleared, schr. Martha
NKw. HAyEs, May l9.-Arnved, schr VIM Be-
nleut, Va. ;; T
Bellows, Petersburg, va; Challenge. Norfolk.
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ASHLAND JOCKEY
49, - G ri; H., 5s 81 MEET

ASHLAND yVCnEx
6 s ss' II; s' s.r.':' NET s.s::
.s11A..IIandieap; Purse 500: milo
heats; best sin 81; $auo entrance; 500 forfeit
b. Mcdaniel enters b h.. Don Juan, aged. by
Glencoe. dam Darkness. ITO lbs.
FIN. Hall enters Q. !. Crest Eastern, by Finan-
/. Gen. T. J. Green enters 4. { Addie surrier, by
Challe pger, out Of the dam Of Frank Allen, years
old, leather. -, f.s.+-.l :. -t.s.-.. 7r,t - az.
SAM DAY-2D Neutrality-suspicious. for Colts
and Fillies, three years old, out Of mares which
never pvOduced winner up to the close ut the
stakes; mile heats-&ls0 entrance-07s forfeit
Closed on 30th April ~ follows: b.
i, y. Hare enters brown colt by Hawkins Prlam,
dam by Willis. s- . 7s.-. .. r. r
F. N. Hall enters Oh. colt Eugene, by Revenue,
dam by Glencoe. .
dam by Margrave. --t -
; III = NArH'L A. THOMPSON, Sec'y e.
7 my Alt aest ..s..f Ashland jockey Ct0h.
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his FOR BOnDEAUX The A coppered
%S and copper fastened bark LONE STAR,
havlng part Of her cargo engaged, will sail
with dispatch: Freie ht taken on moderate terme.
and forwarded free of charge Produce Of various
kinds solicited from the South and Southwest. Ap-
ply to KADER BIGGS CO, ore aa.r,,
doom x CLEMENTS, nseu's'
Norfolk, May Sd, 1850. my 24-l5t
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q, y EEKY EALUAKLE PRIVATE
M RESIDEr CE, ON 10Th, BETWEEN MAR
n1SHALL AND CLAY SITS. FOR SALE PRI-
we offer for sale, privately, that yer, valuable
private RESIDENCE, located as above, opposite
the Female Institute. formerly the residence Of
Geo. Fisher, deo'd, The house contains good and
comfortable rooms a large hall, besides rooms IN
the basement. and is we'll supplied with gas and
city water. The lot fronts ~ feet, runs back 1870
feet, and has an alley 20 feet wide on the south,
The central LOCALITY Of this property, as well as
the desirable and improving meg hborhood in
which 1t is situated render il one of The most de-
sirab!e private reside noes now to be had.
Terms liberal. JAS M. TAYLOR l. SON.
my A-eod6t AuctionAara