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SPRING RACES.
FAIRFIELD Spring

- FAIK FIELD SPKING
g NAA RACES. ls60.-The Spring
~s1tessSsASNS& RACE COZ F. near Rlch-
| on TUESDAY. the 18th of May. and continue four
TUESDAY-FiRsT DAY.-A sweepstake for
three years old coats and flleYs. out OF mares that
had not produced winner up to the LIST OF March
last mile heats. 5 100 entrance $50 forfeit closed
r. 4. Aisted names CHI c. by Highlander, darn Kit
" f pdsSeI names CHI c. by Red Eye, dam Sc
line.
IL: Baltszer names CHI Ii. by Red Eye, dam by Bos
John Beshsr names 'Moore's> be- by Red Eye,
| F. Vi Hall names che Eugene, by Revenue, dam
Also, Oh. f. by Financicr, dam Betty Steel, by
wkDS EsDAY-sEcoND DAY.-prcprietor's
p@TFSHl S2is T' ~ YT Filth pAY-Jockey Club
FRI FR6sY S ,f15T XIII f5I sweepstako for
| entranre. 500 forfeit. 500 to be sdded b, the
Gnn three 1 h or mere start I've or more I nom ns
f. NJ. Hall names -, by -, dam by imported
Thos J. Green names oh. f Miss Tobacco Fly, by
'''' dam Ellen Evans Evans y
| o. i. Hare names CHI. f. 10y Boston. ,Jr., dam by
| Thos. II. Christmas names G by Red Eye, out of a
Trustee mare, dam Mollie Ward
. N. C.
R. 4. AIste5 names en-. c. T. P, by Highlander,
ap sondtl5My JOHN BELcHER. Proprietor
~&nAA spklNG MEErINS: SO
| .>rSA1JeSS DAY, May 5ts, and con- niue
| FIRST DAY-TUEsDAl = sweepstake. mile
heats for year olds; entrance $500, orielt 500.
! Closed with zig hit su bscrl hers.
| Francis II Halls CHI. c. by Revenue, dam Fanny
Francis NJ. Halls ch. f. by Financier. dam Betty
Steele.
Gen. r. J. Green's Miss Tobacco Fly, by Red Eye,
| o. 7. Hare's ch. f. by Boston, -Ir.. dam Trustee.
| Then as II: Christmas b. C. by Red Eye, dam by
| HEIDI ford.
| John Belsher's b. c. 10y Whitby. dam Johanna.
| Robert Alstons CHI. c. by Highlander, dam Kitty
Fondren L Whites b. c. by Red Eye. dam Mar
| SAME DAY.-Match for 81 oO0, half forfeit
| mile heats.
Oystefman and Oh. e. out of Andrewetta, by Grif
| sECUND DAY-wEDNEsD AY.-Bolllng brook
Hote Purse S2'Q two mile heats,
| SAME DAY Match race, for $500. mile heats.
| Two 3 year olds entered, as follows:
| Bullion, by Revenue, dam Boston
| Buck Eye. by Hawkins Priam. dam by Boston.
| Third DAY THUhSDAY.- Proprietor s
f oJKfH tf if Jockey Club Purse,
FIFTH DAY Two RACES
| First Match between Oysterman and An
nette Hall for $40 ooO; four mile heats.
oys.erman. years old, b. h., by Revenue, dam by
| Annette Hall: years old, CHI. M, by Grif ed
| mondson, dam Virginia Payne, by Herald
SAME DAY.-Swee pstakes, mile heats. for
year Odds 500 entrance. $50 forfeit To close on
| ap 26-dtl2thM y. p. HARE. Proprietor.
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.ocAL MATT4R9.

y.,veen the hohrs OF IL ana u
Frsls,f.ssii Tuesday aight, two OF the watch.
stlock, is Wieks and Ltegon. succeeded in
aeb, ~ Ious LIrscoab ana Ihos. Win.
',sos. one ~ NJ age, on the charge Of break
,,ateen yea i,'rn. ho,,se OF &. T. Word 4 Bro.
y, into ihe ,,rcr of 18th and Main streets,
as .hwes.. ~ commit larceny. The watch
q, b intfnt their rounds, got information
esa, IN 'h r, was in contemplation. and
ri o",,ser,soners lurking about the store OF
selnS NJ "r secreted Themselves, ana watch
Yer" n,oyements. Bo'n 0, tue"l na" s"oi
>, thef ~" ,se AZ levers. and after making
re bar ~ Of the premises, set to
srf.di 80 ,he cellar door. The lock being
s,ls 70 - 's some tine was occupied In fore
,s.FoSt a,t,r six or eight efforts, II hna'iy
& Il hH' d., force of the bars and was bro
,et'l PRISONERS ihen opened the cellar
Ken Inv a.. -. soon as they descended, the
s9'' .tThmen ran ny, closed me uoo'
80 ,be signal for aid. In \
rs:t FSlrhts being procured. The cellar was
-,fs, ~" I'D The prisoners discovered and
st-,ae;' i,,seomb. a; the time OF his capture,
srrrsifth'. nerson a large carving Knife. which
Is. On u. IA IN his coat sleeve but made no
- t24,e 4 fer beng locked mp. the burglars
- ba5ly. and by dancing, singing and
'saS', N fhsir cells, showed thas lhey were
RS Indifferent 10 their situation. Botn
t-.'fl. heXr frequently been IN prison, and
Z hem Sas b.ef out OF laii but very short
prse ,,'ha,, 4rraigued before the Mayor yes
.Gs- ",har of Them seemed 20 regard the
T.3A'' all serious, but occasionally sng-
;sa' -ss.l,us 10 be- asked the watchmen
- - called on 10 testify as 10 their CUNT.
f2e r4refuI hearing hey were remanded
Nt - h, examined at the next term OF
iur.,Ipes Courto on the charge OF felony.
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- -.
Card. would respectfully imferm
~. NV Hiencs md the public general that shall
Trying the experiment of "
M, DIRECT .IMPORTATION
,r no business viii be carried during the time
most EFFICIENT MANNER. and no eftn uIs
spared to sure the confidence and satisfaction Of
my custOmers. "
shall be opening in a few DAYS,
A SECOND SUPPLY
p RIM q GOODS
.r Ana I've otherwise receiving LARGE ADDI-
TONS to my STOCK through the balance OF the
seasoh. s. HIRSH,
Trimming and Fancy Store
aP D-ot Hi9 Broad street
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tlOAKnUK EENT.--Two most DESIRABLE
- ROOMS on llth street. in of the main
binding corner of Broad street. opposite the
Powhatan House. They will be rented to single,
or to n married gentleman, without childre n, who
couid be accommodated with board IN. the family.
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By Alex. Not:, Auct.
KEYOF STORE AND FIXTURES FOR

RFY OF STORE AND FIXTURES FOR
IN SALE, AT AUCTION Will he sold at auc-
ton on the premises. on FRIDAY. May a,h at
u o c Ock, for and on account and risk of Marx
Lazarus, who failed 10 comply with tie terms AZ
previous sale the KEY and F XTuRES of the
sto,e. on Nth street, opposite the First Market,
formerly occupied 10y W. Freshman. Cheap rent.
and hrst rate stand for Dry Goods, Shoes, &C..
Restorative.
TERMs.-One- half cash; balance at go DAYS for
satisfactory note. ALIEN. MOTT,
my 3 AuotIoueer
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YER, vA1.IIAnLE REAL ksTATE AT

Y EKH VAt.TAHLE KEAL EsTATE AT
AND lirH STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the request of the owners. who reside IN Phila-
de phla. will otisr for sale, at public auction.
May. 1850 commencing at IL clock NJ, tie very
valuable REAL ESTATE located ct the south
east corner OF Main and Ath streets, now in the
occupancy of Messrs. Noah Walker n Co, and
others.
runs back along II h street to wide alley, and is
now rented u excellent tenants AT $500 per an
The location of this property, in the very heart
of the city ard convenient tn the note and de pots
&c. renders 1t very valuable for a business stand
o. Any kind, and we would invite particular atten-
ton to the sale, lt is considered to ne the most
valuable piece of real estate now In the market,
TERMS OF SALE are as follows One sixth Of the
purchase money IN cash, and the remainder in
equa! instruments. at !, 3. and years; the pur
chaser TO execute negotiable notes, with interest
added. tpay able semi annual, and secured by a
trust deed. The taxes and insurance for 1850 to be
paid by the purchaser
ap2 JAS. ii. TAYLOR & SON. Ancts
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~ DIR. Owen Il. Hill
Otnce. corner Franklin and Wall streets-Resi-
dence, corner Grace and 20th streets Iap&-Sts
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HENRY G. GRIFFIN,
Of R. b. Griffin q Son.
No. II South Charles street, Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December ga 1850.
JAS. MCDONNELL, Esq, Agent for DR.. MontaTde' s
Miraculous Pain Killer:
Dear SIR : We cheerfny hear testimony to the
uncommon virtues Of DR.. Montarde's Miraculous
Pain Killer and Great French Rheumatic Rene
dy Our MIR. Davidson usei ii for severe Rheu-
mat;sm aud received immediate re!iet. We have
also used 1t several occasions IN our families
and work people for different conn plants,
in all cases with complete success. We can con
fdenty recommend It.
Yours. truly.
l.. HARRIsoy, DAVIDSON Co.
Wholesale Cap Manufacturers,
Charles street.
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Ns"''n"t D'ridsnd.-Thc Virginia Fire and
In r- company have declared n dividend of
lA.1p ~ cent. for the past six months, out OF
rad Moh's, which is - 50 per share, 10 be
V'er 10 The stockholders.
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"a, 'IeoiA IR'.f.--On Sunday night last the
II, 'aIiohafy store of Reuben hastings, on
,sF sueel, near the Dock, v"s broken into
-Voo"d Of eight Jars Of candy and three
esn,' '. cigars. Probably III" young burglars
nj. leu leu Yesterday could tell something OF
~ 1ptla,iyn II they womb
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T.. fs ne fsnsrS,-The u. S. Marshal for
apn,a,'Ir District of Virginia has not yet
ana as' eensus-iakers for this city. Appli-
saiy ma numerous, aud Mr.. Wiley will prob
ollhcnlt 10 maze the bes selec tlons.
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T. S'a', ATa1S.---The Military Commits
S.4 created BY act OF the last Legislature, for
Tie purchase of arms for State defence. which
-a,ss of GOV. Letcher, Colonels r. IL.
Sl.'l, Philip S.. George Cooke, and Capt. u
u. Randolph OF the Howitzers, lett Rich
RUG iJr Springfield. Mass, last Monday, to
g.fH he duties imposed by the act. They
sa negotiate for the purchase OF the best
..-rn arms, either ut Springfield or at some
ahs! extensive manu- fac tory.
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X OU TIL ERIN
- COMM ERCIAI COLLEGE.

ko l}9 NJ AIN STREET, over
J. Woodhcuse & CO.. Bookstore Richmond. Va.
We take pleasure IN announcing tn the public
that our InstthtIOn Is now open Tor the reception
of students and Will commence Its first course on
TUESD DAY, the LIST Of May. The rooms are large
and commodious, and no pains or expense have
been spared IN furnishing the College with every
thing necessary for the accommodation and m
structlO1 of puFilS " e are enabled To afford ia
cities for acquirln. Il thorough MERCANTILE
EDUCATION at our Institution. equal. II not su-
perlor to any OF similar character IN tie MON.
and trust we may render our enterprise worthy the
confidence and support of the community here
and throughout the South.
In addition to the advantages offered YOUNG
MI we are prepared 10 extend eIual tacihtIes
10 bADl Els. and nave set apart certain hours IN
the da, Tor Their instruction.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP,
CARD WRITING.
GERMAN AND FRENCH LANG AGES.
We have procured the services OF Monsieur AL
BERT DE ROE DlGE En-, an experienced and com
petent Teacher, to take charge of the French De-
partment, -
We are also prepared 10 write VlSlTtNG
INVITATION and WEDDING CARDS. ? ST
BOOKS. ADJTST ACCOUNTS. and execute All
kinds of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PEN
MANSHIP with neatness and dispatch.
For further particulars, please apply at the Col
lege, or write lor Circular.
J. w. REEVE and
WIN FLnGENHEIMER,
NV l-Gt PRINCIPALS and PropTietors.
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~ Preserve the Tceth.-Mrade 4 Bakers
"SAPONlNE TOOTH POWDER is confidently
recommended To the pubic the hest ientTfce
eyer made for REMOVING TARTAR. PRE-
VENTING IT'S FORMATION, PRESERVING
and CLEAN Nc THE TEETH and purify ing the
mouth and breath. IL has been used by our own
citizens with entire satisfaction, and is fully en-
dorsed by our hest Dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING 80 have used and pre-
scribed the "Saponlne To"th Powder" of Messrs
Meade Haker, and IN my oplnIon 40 bstter pre-
paratIon for the ends in view can he compounded
JNo. Go WAIT. DENTIST.
Prepared only by MEADE & BAKER.
Pharmaccutlsts, lS6 NJ ain St, cor. above Z. o..
my lin Richmond. Va
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AS ron BK Z n + 4 "a ii1ss. class 1me1.
az shP on . he. ps,sass 70 James RIVER
ap q eodst ''' ~ cHAs. PALMER.
&E gicHMoN9 AND NEW York LINE hfsEt 81 81
schooner 6 A L LEG O. Captain A. SMITH s" havs
ing a portion of her CARO- engaged and going on
nnoard, VIII nave quick dispatch. For balance of
my s-ts DAVID VIM. cURRIE.
AG FOR BKEM 1.-The first class
- american bark H. !; TGE ;s Sa,R G. Wy
ness for caro-, the greater portion of which being
engaged and going on board. will he of without
'f may s- tr' ''e'sA'' apply to cHAs. PALMER
A-11,a For LYNCHHURt-Toi leave
EE3rSMTEFksHRahnxN;TC ., Canal lssI. Boat :,
aSoye For freight apply t. ,h w III F. 6 coz
f<f FOB PHlLA DEd.PHIA.-
95E&& The A ( steamship PENNSYLVANIA,
Thursday May 30. att o'cIockP ii. ~ sui ="
Pas.nse reduced to 81, meals included.
thrn ~ any other line.
r"' ''s* EbS1R s'i:ts rf'S Acting Agent
e i,d pa. Captain l. r.: HAsInas, about
sR' to 'pssns fFs bHv G' ss r crFks'
A.s~ FOR BOSTO N-FIRST VESSEL.-
CO., The regular packet schooner E. NICKER-
~-SON, Capt. +. NICKERsON, portion of her
cargo engaged and going on beard, will have quick
dispatch. For balance Of freight. apply TO
ap 2o-ts DAVID VIM. CURRIE.
rs FOR CHARLESTON. $. C.-.The SUI
49, rerior fast sailing schr. VILLAGE GEM.
captain CHAs. u. BAKER. having the great
er po' Ion OF her cargo engaged will sal with
'"ss For Ss"f D. c5 [sjh TfpeS &C. g.
IL FOR ROTTEkDAM.-.Th A No.
&E1S Norwegian ship YES TALINDE will be a,
above Port. and have qulck dispatch. For bal
ance OF freight appIS st Rehmond or City Point
apA-2w
rs FOR BOSTON - FIRST VESS Ell
900 The superior, fast-sailing schr. f. SAW
FIX, having a portion of her cargo
gagged and gong on board, will have quick dis
patch. For balance of freight apply to
aplS-ts DAVID e. WIN CURRIE
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPAEY,i
RIcHMoNp. March s. 1860: {
S1E.4as new arrangements with the New Y rl
rr@119sa=1 Steamship Company for Express privi
leges per JAMESTOWN. YORKTOWN, ant
ROANO r.. we are now prepared to forward al
kinds oil merchandise. in large or small packag es
st greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should bt
so marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under xpress seal.
For rates OF charges ana regular tri-weekly con
| tracts, apply to J. l.. N ACD0NOUGH. Agent,
12 Main street. below 9Th.
! N. B-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES ar.
running as usual. NH It's
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svs b~iay ci;mantoaa.-A subscription list IL
assk " R,sealafed 10 get stock taken in the
.Assipr,ss hn'hond, which the friends Of the
'Sal riIns nope 10 have established in a very
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.


y. LIABLE PROPERTY ON CANDLES HILL,
KNOWN AS THE GAMBLE MANSION,' TO,
GETHER WITH SEVERAL VACANT LOTS
AuJOiNlNG.-As Comm issloners. appointed by
decree of the Circuit Court of the cit, of Rich
mond. prolcu"ced on the 10Th dav of Feb, 1858, IN
the case of Preston against Tyree, &c, we. or
either of us. shall sell 1T public auction, the
premises on WEDNESDAY. the ID May. 1850, at
"a o'clock p. M. tif fair; if not, the next fair
day, the very valuable real estate above refer red
TO. now in the occupancy Of Messrs VIM. Wallace
264 8 IL feet on the east line of Sd street, AMI
depth of l20 feet. to an alley 20 feet wide. The
Mansion House is a large one: and was, q few
years ago, greatly added to. altered and repaired,
ana Is now IN pretty good repair. There will he
attached to the Manson 81 II feet of Land.
I'd street, and the balance of the Land ali be di-
Vided INTO Building Lots according to the Origi-
nal plan and survey. which will be shown at the
SAFE. and can IN tile meantime he at the office
OF the auctloneers. The location of the foregoing
real estate Is justly regarded among the most
beautiful III Rlchmond commanding. as it does
luli view of the CITY and James river, and the
surrounding country for mites IN extent
TERMS Enough IN cash to defray expenses of
SAFE, balance at D. IL and IL months. for negotia
bic notes, interest added. satisfactorily endorsed
and title retained TIL all the purchase money is
paid, The taxes and insurance for 1850 to be paid
by the purchasers.
INO. II. TYREE,l
SAM'L TYRE, ION rS.
Sale conducted by GoDDlN ArPERsoN, Auct's.
POSTPONEM ENT In consequence ~ the rain
the Move sale was postponed to WEDN t.SpAY
AFTERNOON next. the 9th of May, at the same
hour as stated above.
my3 GODDIN Il APPERSON. Auc'rs
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Not dangerous to the human eamily'
Rats come out of their holes to de,

:. Not dangerous to the human samily'
Rats come out of their holes to de-
~ erm NJ.
"C0sTARS RAT. ROACH, &c, EXTERMI-
COSTA Major,
..COSTAR,S ~ BED BUG EXTERMINATOR
" COSTAR'S' ELECTRIC POWDERFOR IN
CoSIAR'S" SECTS, &c,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats. Reaches. Mice. Moles, Ground Nice, Bed
Bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas. Insects on
form and species of
VERMIN.
Ten years established IN New York cify-nsed by
the city Post Office the cit, Prisons and Station
Hnuses.the city steamers. Ships. &c.-the city
Hotels "Ast"r.' st. Nicholas" &c. and by more
than 20,0N private families.
DRUGGISTS and retailers everywhere sell them.
wholesale agents in all the large cities and
towrs.
-! BEw.RF..! of spurious limitations.
81 sample Boxes sent by mail.
Address orders. OF Tor - Circulars to Dealers
to HENRY X CoSTAR. Principal Depot.
5l2 Broadway, (opposite St Nicholas aotel.l n. Y.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD Il CO,
Wholesale and Retail,
ap Il d2Wcw2t' If) Richmond, Va.
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~ Gas: Gas: Gas:::. -Just opened, some
new ard beautiful e II N DELI rRS, PEN
DANTS. BRACKETS. &c. at very low prices
We are also prepared to do all xinds of GAS
FITTING, PIPING HOUSES. &c either IN town
In town country. Wv -1
Ever, BODY in want of GAS FIXTURES. wop,d
do well to examine our stock.
STEBBfNS Il PULLEN,
ap 30-lw No lOI Rro.I s,rasst
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ByI. sc. u. Davenport, Auct's.

ByI. * G. B. Davenport, Aucts.
" THURSDAY. the I'd Of May. we wliLsell .. 10
o'clock. at our auction store, an assortment Of
c0FFEE. ard I'd Crushed SUGARS.
k ksita nft NSts sskHP'
Western SIDES, SHOULDERS ard HAMS.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Kun, RectlGsd and Old Rye WHlSKEY.
R Els rs 7 F !, e., S az.
LONDoN fnRTER ard ALE, 60
TEnNs-t,d de- Slt0. cash slO and over, four
n ass ''sa x ipi'"i DASEGSfoRr Aue.
T'RIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODs-NEw
VEIL CO. No. 227 Broad street mex: door to
Crenshaw luaries h Co. beg leave to inform the
ladies OF RICHMOND and vicinity that they have
ztf rastY aaS5s sk4R n HNfs
FURNISHING GOODS.
IN every VARIETY; and As we are receiving daily
new Goods, We have made 10 our object to sell at
low rates, and otter customers every aecomno-
da.ion. Trimmings made To order, at the shortest
notice-
Phrase call at 2s7 Broad street.
ap3 o-nt K II. NORVELL.
w COMPOsiTf0N ROOFING, received the
s sioas ~ sSs v r. u state Far aaa d.
hr0t AFchffeftS IN tue litS0 MATES.
Canada and he West ,sd,s: tes',iyins e the %
FIJI, + and COMPOSITION ROOFING. over a..
other offered the public. and are pre- pared to
attend 10 all orders in city OF country, with
promptness and dispatch
JOHN ViLtS, only Agent in Eastern Virxiuia
for WARREN'S Roofs AMI Roofing Materially
IA Othce on 18TH street, betwssn Main and
Cary. NY l-SiH
HOSIERY. HOAlERY::-Just innded- Al
400 ds.' Lsd.s: coTfon HOSE. all Qualities;
qualities: e"S
1000 dog. Cent? COTTON HALF, HOSE. ali su.l-
Also. LOCO dos. L. c. HDKFS., all grades.
All oil which 70 offer to the trade - : ANAL I'D
vance upon c9ot 81 impoTtsttoa.
GINTER, ALVEY 4 ARENTS.
ae1-M Importers and Johlserv. Main st.
WA n N LUNCM
+" IL SERVED uP. FREEs y nAy
From u to ! '''''st' VsAxaxs.
Lager 0eof HslO0ns
~apN-ats MAN a.. hstvssa latA ard 18th.
TnULL 8 CO. ANO ROCKSFKiN0 n. =.
!. ia go ''s '@'s LYLE FOsrER 1 CO.
Is1AO Nos 1ON FAMaLX UAx-Ia half
' JOHNSON i0UkEEH = OTky..
~ Ss-At u Pearl ateeet.
2lNl I'M g aoS e !, 10 rk'ak ciaAs2
vO.N LiLE FOSTER = %.
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y. a,essd is,a nomas Hall, u free negro, was
" On ani More The May or, yesterday, Ut be-
%@fssstln. assembly the night before,
as lash "aehman Adams; and ssa fenced
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BOARDING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES can Obtain BOARD
- and pleasant rooms in a convenient location,
Sh"ckoe Hill. Terms, IS 50 per week. Apply
a, this Office. ny2 81
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by IhUs. ". ketSce, AucI.,
(Ofilce corner 18th and Cary streets,D

GTOCk OF GROCERIES,. LIQUORS. &c
- FOR SALE, AT AUCTION. Intending TO de
cline the Grocery business. ] will sell ali of my
stock st auction, on FRIDAY morning. May 4h
commencing at IL O'Clock, at ray store, No. 292
Broad street.
VERN,-Cash. G.. w. SAUNDERS
Sale conducted by THos. w. kEEsEE, Auctr
my It'd
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,ealIsS S""ys tcnrf, At its next session, Will
&nm.,s0, upon to change the districts OF the
len 49,, s. .ot of the Revenue, so as to make
Rad ~ 1'ofln 10 the boundaries Of the three
u"lIed by the present city ordinance.
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DARK Err ItOUS

- 4 X Il E X II q 5 Z.
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best Of modations,
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelied in the United States.
I'll. ID. Parker,
NH 3-6m ]. +. MI LIS.
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Its-, by r.a nan. AS our readers will per-
ssld 4, .na,ee to an advertisement, is TO
ga bar, ~ ,ioh. The location Is In the bust
ea prcs the city, and should command
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BALTrGORE, Dec. 18th, 1889.
Mr. JAMES MCDoNNELt..-L,eHr Sir: have great
pleasure in bearing testimony to the wonderful
properties of DR.. Montarde's Miraculous Pain
In every case iHInisdtctc cure was the result.
Yours truly, J0HN BoWEs.
BIZ W Lombard street.
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saall groraa "afd Holman, the keeper OF a
sre u. NJ near Vicior's old mill, was be-
Aiunr ~ Yesterday and fined, for per-
slosse unlawful assembly of negroes In
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set.sis iuh daily between this city and
Fo,s RI garry passengers Al moderate
ha.umo,o n.s The regular river boats, the
a,aness..r hiiadelphia and New York steam
At passengers, and land them at Nor
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!. the vocalist, is announced u glys
hight Rev. sehaHics' Institute Hail, on Fri.
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BALTIMORE, Now, 1859.
most cheerfully add my testimony to the truly
"aIirdcnIoas'' properties Of DR.. Montardes Mi
raculous Pain Killer. have used it for severe
Rheumatism in my knee On the first application
received immediate relief. Also, my little boy s
wears of age, WAS taken with severe swelling of
the legs and knee. accompanied by much pain
and lntiammation-we applied the Pain Kllier-the
swelling and pain instantly Disappeared. / can
confidently recommend the PAIN Killer to my
friends Respectfully W. H. BECK,
70 Lombard street.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 10Th, 1860.
JAMES MCDONNELL, ESQ, Agent for Dr. Mon
tards's Miraculous Pain Killer, and Great French
Rheumatic Remedy.
Dear SIR Please accept my thanks for the hot
tie OF Dr. Moutarde's Miraculous Pain iller and
Great French Rheumatic Remedy. which you
kindly sent ne. In my case It has indeed proved
RheumatsIn, and on the very first application
was completely cured. | cheerfally recommend
it, Yours, h 9. i. 4. SrODDART,
Agent fot Chickefng's Pianos, Calvert Ut.
JAS. MCCONNELL,
General Agent, Baltimore.
For SALE IN RICHMOND BY ALL Dxus6isrs.
IL
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"a PfrsS.-Poultry raisers are realizing
~ piiees from the sale of their young chicks.
So, ',@4drnt OF I MON Hill, yesterday morning,
-t., egAl birds TO market, after weighing
a. dHd Al The prices Tor which they sold he
49,, NE enormous sum o! fifty cents per
rang Dear fodder, that,