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SpItlal aatiess.
Dyspepsial Dyspepsia Dyspepsialfl
WAT isitf Ho,0 C,frs9g

Dyspepsia q our National DiaoaHe-wesk stomach,
dthe Digestion, distress amer eating costve ha Bit
biiious copditiou. How many suHer with it and its
attendant symptoms ofiow spiyts bad taste, coated
tongue, obstupihed head, and attacks Of headaehel
Yet how few know how to cure e. Generally, be-
cause the bowels cohstpate resort a had 20 ca
thartics or laxaiyea. But such condition was new
or By csthsries, whose only oieo e to weaken the
digestion, ahd impair the intsgrty Of the entire a.
simiiative system.
But Humphrey Homeopathic Dyspepsia Pnls-a
simple medicated sugar pll-havs cured hundreds Of
the worst and most obstinate cases. THIS is done
simply BY improving the tone and restoring the in
tegrity Of the digestive organs from which result
good appetite, regular habits clear head aud buoy
ant spirits. Such medicine Is q gem, and only re-
quires 70 Be known to BE- appreciated.
Prios IS cents per box with directions boxes 81.
sent By mail or express, fos OF charge, on roceipt
Of the rrios. Address,
Or. r. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.,
No. So Broadway, n. Y.
sold By 4. W. sackridsr, and Churchill Bro.
ra8-5es advertisement in another column
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\ 9" D4N KIN97 Ho1sE--A HeW bmking
house mas been formed in the eity,which, for
stability and standing,could not well bssuz-
passed. Tb firm win be known j that of
s. W. Crittenden & Co., and is composad of
the following gentlemen: Philo scoviI,a
Benjamin Harrington. Geo. Wortbibgton
James Par1nell, Edmund CLARK and 3 "
Critenden. These are old and wealthy cit
liens, and make a strong firm.
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sixth WAED REPUBLICAN LYoEUN. = A
meeting was held Monday evening'at the
Wigwan, on seoville Avenue, 10 consider a
plan for the organization Of Lyceum in the
Sixth Ward. The meeting was not large,
the lectures having drawn many away, but
the spirits Of those present was strong in ia
vor Of the proposed lyeeum. Mr.. Harvard
was called to the chair, and Mr. Jacob
Schroeder appointed secTstary. Resolutions
were adopted favorable to the movement,and
after the hearing Of some motions and their
discussion, the meeting adjourned to Friday
evening next. In the meantime there VIII
be an endeavor made to secure the attend
ance of some Of our prominent Republieansy
and it is 70 be hoped a full representation Of
the Republicans Of the Ward viii be had
The project is a good one, and perfectly fess-
ible, and win be found Of great advantage.
THE sNow.-We know Of nothing that can
more beautifully describe the quiet, tender
dropping Of the spow-fskesi yesterday than
the following. by Celia N. Burr, which we
take from COggeshall's ''Poets and Poetry of
the Vest" tIt-5lii ? a..-.
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The Secretary Of the Water Works reports
the total receipts Of the month at ST. ,751 %.
Expenses, 1852 %. Receipts over expendi-
lures, $4s9.
The Board Of City Improvements report
that they had advertised for proposals for
building City Prison, and that they had
received the following bids: Messrs. Brooks,
S27, ,544; S. NJ. Styles, S26, 900: A. J. P per,
S2g,S39; R. R. Herrick, $36, 900; S. G. Eason,
S2s,4lT; W. Murphy, $24, 1884. Report re-
ferred back with Instructions to advertise for
building with one wing off. l.it
From Clerk Of Police Court, stating the
total number arrsigned before the Court for
the month at III.
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VMPORTANT TO FEMALES..

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
A d. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
IA hgredisnts in thess Pills the result Of long
Aad eKtsnEiYe practice. They mild In their ops-
ration, and oertain 10 correcting al irregularities,
Fainiul MeEstruations, removing ali ObstrtctiOns,
whether nom cold or otherwise, headache, pain IN
the side palpitation Of the heart whites all nervous
eiections, Mysteries fatigue pain IN the back ana
hnbs, &C., disturbed sleep which arise from inter-
Taption Of nature.
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ADVANCE IN RATES TO DETRoIT.-The sew
eral lines leading 70 Detroit have agreed to
advance the rates from Cincinnati five cents
per hundred on all eIdsses, from and after
ATondav Vba ,7s,g. .rstos o,.
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RKsoLurIoNs.

By Mr.. sabin, That the Clerk be instruct
ed 10 draw an order for 81 10000 in favor of
Henry Wick, in full for his claim for land
appropriated by the city for Park st., and
that the same be embraced in the next or
dinansc for the payment of claims. Ref to
Judiciary Com.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Board of City
Improvements be instructed to make all
necessary Improvements to fence the addi-
ton to the West Side Cemetery in a suitable
condition for cemetery purposes. Passed.
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THE sKET1Ea PARK.-By the kindness Of
the Kinsman Street Railroad Company three
cars were yesterday afternoon placed at the
disposal of such as wished to visit the skat-
ing Pond in process Of construction at the
terminus of their track, Some twenty-five
or thirty gentlemen aEailed themselves of
the opportunity, and expressed much pleas
ure at the progress of the undertaking. The
whole area will comprise ultimately some
twenty-three. acres of flooded land, forming
a body of upward of three thousand feet in
length, and Of an average width of seventy
five feet, whose depth will not exceed three.
A spacious building of brick has been
erected, to contain dressing rooms warmed
and furnished for the convenience of visit
ors. The spot is admirably chosen, inas-
much as the high ridges surrounding the ra-
vine not only afford protection from the cu7
riosity of passers-by, but also completely
shut out the winds which often sadly inter
fere with the skaters enjoyment. L't
Upon the brow of an oyerhanging hill
stands basin containing a large quantity Of
water, which, in case Of snow storm or the
rough freezing Of the Pond, can be made
use of to food anew its surface. $50
Werecommend all who are fond Of exhil-
Grating exercise, to inspect the conyeniences
here offered for pursuing it tundet most ia
vorable circumstances. .-4s.la.sal %
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~ AcOnite, Belladonna, Bryonia, Cho-
momella, DulcomOra, HiPer Sui, IpeOac-
uanha, Lachesis, Mercurius, Eux vomeca,
Padophil, Pulsatilla, Rhus tox, Sulphur,
Yeratrana abl,, with 400 other fresh medi-
cines ~ in every conceivable shape, On
the ground floor at Halls Homeopathic
Pharmacy, No. II PUBLIC cEsquare, near Court
House. dec4,S13
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81 asqy- The GREAT Western ItaIiwsy car iIriIs
!. = ,avvK euuIng saturday, amount to
S4O,5OO, an increase over the corresponding
week last year of $1,000. p.
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To pave the carriage way and curb the
side walks on Water street, between st. Clair
and Front streets. Ref. to Com. on Ordi-
nanCes. tOha l.i. -a-f
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as the commencement Of anew era in the treat
msnt OF those irregularities and ebsfructfons which
lave oohsisnea so many thousands the younz, the
beautiful and the benevolent to Premature Grave.
DO ianaie can ENJOY good health unless she e elsr
eno whenever an oostr3con takes place the general
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FRANK PARKER.-LiVery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A. No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
aep34R2R.1V
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= ID COEgUnPrIEEa-The adTertiser

IA 10 CONsUMPTITEs.-Ihe advertiser,
having been restored to health in very few weeks
By very simple remedy. sfler having suffered sew
erRl years with severe lung Affection and that
dread disease, COnsumption-is anxious 70 maze
known to his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, be will send copy OF the pre-
soription used Gree Of charge), with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they win
and SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTH.
MA, BRONCHITIS, &C, The only object in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which be conesives to be nYalu-
able. and he hopes every sufferer Will Try his remedy
asit win cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
lress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
offl&R2s Winlamsburgh, Kings County. n. Y.
@-Tamper not with Nature and the laws
physical and moral that guide her operations Her
gifts were made to use and net abuse. The direful
results arising nom tbs latter ars egon the most
settled habits Of thu baser sort may be overcome b.
a careful perusal Of the work, "Human Frailty, or
Physiological Researches" Il viii lead those de
based and degraded victims that hover on the brink
Of dissolution, to the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and be coRviced, the truth is there
Read the advertisementof Of 'Triesemar'' In another
column. Sold BY DR.. Barrow, ls8 BIeeeher st., New
York. Price &c, sen free ofpostaRe everywhere.
Also sold BY +. F. Gaylord aud William Fisle,
Druggists, Cleveland, Ohio
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Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
lress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ocfl2.R26 Wiuiamsburgh, Kings County, n. Y.
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Peacefully, draarily, SLOWLY, 4'I
r. comes through the halls Of the air.
And falls 70 the earth like spirit
That knPels in Its beauty at prayer.
Mid the ssre leaves she layeth her forehead
" nile the forests. are murmurinR Tow.
ana telling the beads she has brought them
The BEAUTIFUL spirit. the snow
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EARNINGs.-The following is statement
of the Earnings of the. Buffalo, New York &
Erie Railroad, dor the month Of November,
1860, compared with its Earnings for the
corresponding month Of the previous year:
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GB-Holloway's PMS and Ointment are sold by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER,
S.W. cor. Ontario stand Pub. Square
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Dr. Oneesman.s Female Pills are sold OF
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER, DruqEists
5, ". cor Ontario Gt. q Public sGuSre-
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DR.. CHFFSFM4NS -pTrTg

4
are the most eheotual remedy ever known for an
complaints peculiar to Females. 70 all olasgss tbev
are invaluable, iadoing, i5i esrfai psriodioaIr,g
ulaTitg. They are known to thousands who have
used them at different periods throughout the conn
try, having the sanction Of some Of the most e-is
ghIsioiaHs n Aaseioa. plici zireoon5 statizg ish
and uhy thsy should Hof Be ussd with each box F,s,
OAs DoaGr eaeb boz, ooHfaiaiHg 20 PiIb
valuable pamphlet to be had Tree, Of the Agents.
General Agent. S0ld by Drurgists 7enSrsIIv ~ 'Ne
B. B. -HUTOHINGs, Genarai AGENT a.
80 ~ Cedar st., New York
HammondG. -Nie
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ao3 aaoo Il
The coulrts.--Dec. Z.

U. S. CouRT.-In the case of the United
States vs.. John G. Taylor, for forging sigma
lures to land warrant, the motion 70 quaah
the indictment was overruled.
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aaper aanainas.

b .o aPtk Sf'tA lW8P,
NEW WALL PAPERS
80 JUST RECEIVED.
ITO BUY WALL PAPER CHEAP
a Goto II. CARSON cos,
FO BUY CHOICE CORNIGES
cheap 90 o ca II. CARSON q 90.
ITO BUYfWINDOW SHADES IN
- n. CARSON 3 co.
IF YOU WANT PAINTS, OILS,
IL VARNIsHs &e., a genuine article, g e. 20
IF YOU WANT TO GET VALUE
received for your money 60 to ls3 snneTior 4.
u. CARSON 4 90.
A LARGE LOT OIL CLOTHS
"a for Sals cheap, At n CARSON 4 cos.
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States VS.. John G. Taylor, for forging sigma
lures to land warrant, the motion 70 quaah
the indictment was overruled. l'
CoURT OF CoMoS PLEAs-JUDeE FOoTE.-
Corlett ct. al. vs.. Cunningham. Verdict for
plaintiffs Of $40. 80
JUDsE BOLToN.-Hueston vs.. Castle, &C.
At instance of plaintiff, juror was with
drawn, and cause continued with leave To
plaintiff to AMEND petition. .s
JUDeE BIsHoF.-schuelery vs.. City Of Cleve-
land. Verdict for defendant,
PROBATE CoURF--JuDaE TILDEs.-Henry
Bellstein, assault and battery, discharged.
J. Betlstein, assault and battery, dis
charged.
c, sohorndorier, assault and battery. dis.
charged. .a 4
Tiffany NettletOn, assault and battery, dis
charged.
John steller, selling liquor, fined 50 and
five days in jail.
Lorenzo WTds, for petit larceny, was fined
$40 and sent to jail for Eve days.
Henry Kidd, assault and battery, fined l
cent damages, and costs ...l
The case of Ohio vs.. Wesley G. butcher,
for attempt to commit abortion. was taken
up, and veniri issued for jurors. Ri
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RIoRNINe. dc. 5, Isa0.
TRAYRl.RR,s REGIsTER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

~ For TsIegraphic, Market and Marine
NsvIu see F6urfh PAGE.
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Terms 7Ssss59ssE S9 4"S 1sHFgsT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-11
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHIYGToN, May 1o-S,nate.-Mr. Wilson
offered resolution looking 10 an iuyes tiga
uou Of alleged neglect of duty Oh the part of
The United States Marshal Of New York, in
allowing slaves 10 escape, which was passed
The Homes teaa bill was taken up and es.
sentisly altered. so rs to propose giving The
land away. - cents per acre, to those who
actually cultivate it two years.
Hons The House, by a majority of seven.
passed bill declaring null AID void the laws
Of New Mexico. (Territory,) which establish
snd protect slavery and peonage
Mr. Grow reported five bills tor the erection
OF Territorial governments, with the Wilmot
PT1siSo III each.
Amendments protecting slavery were Of
tered 10 them, bur the consideration was pos t.
poued.
The Protective Tariff bill was passed by IL
HaloritY.
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BosToN, May 9.-The brig NJ. W Dodge.
iEem Sierra Laonf, March 18th, reports that the
big George W. Johns of Salem was seized
Oh the 18th OF February on the Rio Pango
nver, by the Brush frieate Arrogant. as a
SLAYER. She was half loaded with hides and
ground nuts. Her papers were shown the
Lieutenant Selling her, who pronounced them
fraudulent The British Commodore sent the
ti!g back after seeing her papers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-11

w COMPOSITION ROOFING received the
Silver Medal at the United states FAR, and Dl-
pioma at the Virginia State FAIR.
We have certificates and testimonials from the
FIRST Architects and Builders in the United States,
Canada and the West Indies. testiiying TO the su
perOr qualities OF WARREN'S IMPROVED
FELT and COMPOSITION ROOFING, over all
other ever offered the public, and are prepared to
attend to all orders in city or country, with
promptness and dis patch
JOHN WILLIS. only Agent in Eastern Vire nia,
for WARREN Roofs and Roofing Materials
HA- Office on 18th street, between Main and
Cary. my 1-3m
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WILMINGTON, n. C., May lo-Four black
aud Two white seamen, OF the ship Robert
sie"aFt, bound for Liverpool. from Mobile,
were rescued from raft in lat. "a ~, long ii
IS, Oh he lst inst, by the bark Yves fern Sea
ana brought 10 this port. One other, suppose d
10 oe NE mate, was picked up 10y another YES
sci. thirty lives We're lost. The ship sunk
Oh the aUih ult, with cargo of J, 100 bales of
gcttgn -
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Injunction Granted.

CLEVELAND, May 9.-In the United States
District Court Yesterday, in the case Of Kim.
berly against Weaver and others, a perpetual
INJUNCTION was granted against the detendan is
producing The "OctorcoD, together with
Judgment OF 81 900 and costs.
Miss Kimberly has brought a suit gains
MIS- Barrow, W. Clark Washington ard 9th
efs, aud the proceedings foran injunction will
AXE place before Judge Curtis at Boston.
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Arrival Of the Japanesc Embassy.

WASHINGTON, May lc.-The u. s. steam
i'sae koahoke. with the japanese Embassy
Oh board, arrived i'll New York harbor last
Li.a'' She was Immediately ordered to Nor
igls and sailed This morning. She will proba-
biy arrive a, Hampton Roads Tomorrow
pish'' The steamboat Philadelphia leaves
htIe to-morrOW morning TO bring them up.
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Northern Markets.

,piIlM0Rg. May 10 Flour quiet Wheat steady
Az 70 81 70 for white red 81 33n 81 As. Corn
NJ io'isions iirm. " hiske. quiet.
sad Pforlslons generally unchanged. Turpent,ns
AZ A.. ato Rosin stead, W tn sales Of 3 coo bbls.
i."ts Rice heavy At 50 a414
Al 9sa IN New York. Nav 9fn. Of $6 900 Va SIS G.
d. 20 U0 do C. at 92s; $500 do. at IS; So 900
at ~, Sid S5,UUb Tenn. SIS 20 81,
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Fire in 0SWesA.

usWEGo, n. y, May "a fire at > O'Clock
lnis morning destroyed three dwellings and
most OF the contents. The principal two We're
owned by g. Il. Redfeld. of Albany. His loss
tsabout 5000; insured for 1880. Mrs. Grant,
toaFdlng-house keeper, and Lawyer Perry,
AUG other occupants, lost all-no insurance.
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Hashin0tnn G0SSin.

WASHINGTON. May 1U.--It is asserted, and
WIN an air OF TRUTH that John Appleton,
Assistant Secretary of State, is about 10 retire
Y, T,snpercede Theodore Fay in the position of
Minister to Switzerland. The position has
ven GEe-ed IL A. Dudley Mann.
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"A hr e III SSD; VI va,
DR.. MoNTARDE. F r. S. MIA
PROFESSOR t 81 CHEMISTRY
SOLE Ef bs55vhEKs3 8sb 5 thfoa s
n,AA Gs SSGSff FAN KILLER.
GREAT FRENCH k ffR gM4rlc KE11EDy,
bess to invite the attention OF tho
RICHMOND '''i@snS OF
TO THIS GREAT PKEPARArioN,
40" '''''',l IiIH%R% s p External OF
Il u 4; TIE / / ! w I y ! D E
For the immediate cure of
D'Si pEBii' iiTY.
CHOLERA MORBus,
s...o,,, A''' VI FEVER ft1E AND AeuE,
CATARRH, OR CoLp IN THE HEAD,
NEURALGIA;
II CURES THE WORST To5fhAoMEn n' ~. ~,
THE WORST NEuRaLtSSthH AL + A MlNUTE
rur WORST c,oI1cl IL HALFAM MINUTE
THE woKsrslck Hr Il Hdfs m,Sr..s
OF wHzFEEvERRII f{f r. f., VANISH BEFORE
IT poSIf1 ANp KS kEN6 513fER THE SYSTEM,
1ufAR11NG HfALT1 e. AM NM EIa sNb Ronv
In BALTIMORE, WASHING roN, AVp ALL OTHER
IT G Hns ENkEnY spE SSTHSsbTGp5D
MofE Of II BEiSG Now soLD
FEM a ! sf coM L3 aINrs.
no, sav s # ms Z. Is
.s he eonsnsy
that in using tn MISUNDERSTANDING %faSsif !sf Gsls IS
While ss aas e ct ~ f PEs boFIE " only
We respectfully ask Tor It a trial from all, sa.
isfsd that one trial wi; be sufficient to establish
1GT ,ha k.hond the high 1spn,a,SH i
General Agent. Baltimore
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LApD 4 Co.
generally. IN, l-lmf
'TRIMMJNGSANDtA GOODS SEW
! GOODS-NEW SToRE-RYLAND H. SOR
VEIL, CO. No. 227 Broad street, mex: d or to
ladies' of Richmond and VICINITY that the, have
Just "Pensa ne psst Fsesf stfsk Ct
ZEPHYR WORsTEDs, HEAD nREss Els.
FANCY G0opS and ORNAMENTS
fEkfu fuRNisa r Nc GOODS.
IN every variety; and as we are recsivIns daily
new Goods, we have made 1t our object to sell at
low rates. snd offer our customers every accommo
tation. Trimmings made to order. at the shartes.
notice.
Please call at 2N Broad street.
ap so-,a L i. NasE kssGRE!f'
NTAyES. SLAVES. rs COO first quality CUT
set up said Stare. were Gu. last August. and
have been under s snsiL eyer HIVES
my l-2taw3w 18th st. south side Dock.
GAN,FiTTlNG. pLUM9ING. K 4 .Gl Id
wokk. GAS CAS- F1xT1aEs: 9 cAs s'6I. aAS.
&c .xo.; BY HASERrY & sTARKE,
NOTlCE...Ih have this day appointed JOHN II.
The Gk6cER Am: and an' GRaNaRY s sGsi
s.sS in The s q ho say s sed i for
~ BUTTER. Just recsivss psr steamer s ' Roanoke.
and for sale at retail or to the trade, b u,ox
y Net ;.s & '9'a'' Of Governor and Sisaia SIS.
HAMS. 800 sassr cured HAMS. nf best o.snas;
= Family SIPS and n SHhouLp EN- n 9., 3 !.
y ssi ss
my Sim No. Is Nam street.
III Birdsait, daily expected. to BE- sold frnal the
wharf. THO3. l.. HUNNLEy.
Corner 9Th and Marshall ats
Also. Afsw bags BLACK EYE PEAS.
mY9-tts TIL. H.
OATH TU06. A beautiful lot ON hand. Plume.
ID Hip, and Sponge or Hat BATHS SlsO, hand.
oono lot 81 CHILD'S DATftR, hg ~ 81 4
8 3 q HAGERTY 8 HTARKE,
) my 8-&t. 40 Main street.
m MENSE aI.AV0nTEK. -S.000 S:.nnr;s
SIRE e I, e s,s. -. from g cent:
= Y .. 81; ~. 6 {: e e. r. y3t3
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Nv Alex. Nett. Auca.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIES. &c.-W,ll be- sold at suction, at nv
store, corner Of Main and 18Th streets. IN sATUK-
DAY MoKN u ns1t, the iass DAY Of May. com
GRoCE siSnns xvi Brandy; Vino; so.p:
baccoi large lot Crockery end glassware; 10 coo
DRY GOODS Several invoices Dry G.ods:
Co,son Table Oil Cloths; Linen Osn,..s So s'o0'
my II AL X. MOTT. Auct.
BY Kent. Paine l. Go.
I ARGE SALE or e t.~M DRY GOODS.
II AZ AUCTION On THU hSDAY, tbs 18th in
slant commencing at 10 O'Clock. we viii sell 1t
FKhsH soG sfsS OF
DIZZY GOODS
comprising great variety OF new and desirable
st1 les, sdapted to the CIT: retail trade.
A%n' months KENT fSf P "a nsf!Gstc 5Dap Saos
-FOUR Hun DKED A ~ skxENYY
COUNTY, VA. FOR SALE.--Ths land can he
mond and Petersburg. and clover Hill Railroads.
beinl IN one mile OF the latter road and by otner
ronveyancs % miles from Kichmord ard is from
fetefsbnrs;i, healthy and good neis horbood
adjoining the lands of Nlessrs. Wilkinson and Mid
dieton; about one third IN original growth; 40 or
iafse and heavy second growth Of Pine trees for
cord wood. The Improvements are of but little
value. small Orchard and a fine bold Spring.
he owner Will sell at q cery totc psire. for so
large a body of good and, and on accommodating
terms. having 70 u-e for it. Price tees than fcn,
at auction on MONDAY Il Of May at C ne ss1o
he'd County Court House, Court day.
ALEXANDER SIMS. Auctloneer
mHIi--d2t ski Quarier, Chesterhe CO., Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-11

OLEl ELASD, May 9.--On the return, yes ter
99a!' OF Messrs. Payne and Gray, delegates to
Charleston. large and enthusiastic meeting
=. ne Douglas Democrats was held, and sa
4u'e Oh 100 guns was fired as a welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-11
Escape of Another Fugitive by the 5. II j..
Spauldin..

BOSTON. May 9-The Atlas and Bee of this
morning states that fugitive named Morris.
ttonglng 10 the estate of Thomas Dixon. OF
ueoTsia. struggled himself to Boston in the
neamer 5. K Spaulding, and at once left for
canada
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Death Of tspeter parlev -

y, DFatH OF "Feter Farley.
O. w" YORK. May lU-Samuel Griswol6
n,o9odrich, Peter Farley" died suddenly yes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-11

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