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WV Gas Lawns. John J. Fry, Superintendent Of
49, ia, Work. Of this city has designed and perfected
-sr s.ys of street gas lamp, which is decided inn
cement upon those nov in common use. Nr. Fry's
- consist. of glass globe twelve inches in diameter
~ circular opening iu the top, Surmouuted by lin
- Between the globe and the cone narrow inter
~. Def, OBJ secure necessary ventilation The base Of
-. -.8bg torus a collar, covered With tin, which rests
mother collar. or met,lc ring Of same diameter
- 200 ha.a. connected bv hinge. When the gas is
q, b. lighted or the inside Of the globe to be cleaned
a ir1r- of tbe latter opposite the hiuge) is lifted
r chain on each side of the lower collar preventing
5,r being turned further back than is necessary -
objection to the old four cornered lamp IS that the
51a Of light is intercepted by the tanges and base.
ri. direction is entirely obyiated by Mr. Frys lamp as
7 ONLY dlsas light equally in every direction but is
.rsnta cheap, and protects the fame from the wind
... tl prevent fariug. A model of Mr. Fry's lamp
-. be- seen on the new lamp post, on Capitol street.
f-orl1v opposite the City Hall.
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bacon SIDES.-l4 hhd. prime Cincinnati receiving for
Il : sals by ms LEWls WEBB JOHN g. WADE
4 loud RENNET.-For making In a few minutes DkLl-
IClOUS DESSERTS Yields with milk the most luscious des
the table ,he Highest and most grateful diet for inyAh
and chdren. Mix cOuAns element OF th- bodily ccn
luton. uhrn coaguaed with Rennst always hight and easy
Digestion and supports the with the least possible eA
element
The convenience and nicely Of this preparation over the former
troublesome and uncertain preparing SLIP, JUNCkE
FRTGOLAC viii recommend 70 all who use IL Ful
directions accompany each bottle
MADE BAKER, Pharmaeeuilsts,
nail lsC Main 81. cor, above Post once.
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VULCANITE TEETH! 49,
VULCANITE TEETH! S<~-lS@.zS
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL Q1fS[SSS

g. W JONES DsSrT having the right for making TEETH
The yulcanie plate and b,iHg s0 fs7 gf is absolute superiority
al otter HG0d having Thoroughly tested Il r treir
months In large number Ind g n most dc cases
gold and other plate had utterly failed cJsnds c
nieHCe those desiring FUN partial Of teh
ps-dHy ifidtisf 'ch those they iyHg The per
ddGUt Of me iits, ana he auction hsehY secured
enables him 10 Asert teeth oHt chtD which, In
gold plate has rendered teeth painful and SeeS
Having adopteby those taHdng highest In the profession
North and south testimonials will be given and specimens exb
ted n those wishing them.
told any other ife made, OF course for such prefer
them
Fitting cleansing regulating and all other operations gently and
thoroughly performed
Teeth extracted ,copaa by electricity, having ersrdcted
some hrs huadrei teeth 'rih IT,
Oaice sE from ~ to c, Main St, between
9Th and 10Th.
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UNION FAIR.
JOHN R. EDMUNDs,

TIIHE Agricultural and the Central Agricultural Societies
Will hold their Pair for the present year upon the grounds
Central Society commencing MONDAY the 22d Of October
and continuing six days.
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fort.
FR,Szyonr uIerkIaer Co.. n. Y, Nov. /, 1853.


Messrs 8. W FewLK 4 o., E1sto NJ
In the Fall o. lSiT cold. which settled
lungs where remained without tried several kinds
consulted physicians but received ben
The Fan % t, found completely prostratedconhned
bed cough accompanied with
pain side profuse ard restless nights My family and
ftus uysef supposed time % die had AZ
bottle Of Htstf's bdLi ef Hd Cherry
before had used the first BOTTLE cough
-retty subsidized night had left me, NY appetite
returned pulse became regular slept soundv, and
business. then consulted able
physician u relation 90 the bad pursued aud the medicine
had taken, De advised continue % the Baisam, which,
iii and found yse well and now AZ exceeding
fry years, enjoy a. good health ever core.
Wh- ever during the last year, have found an Individual
suffering from cough have always nendet The Eaam and
cases sentt rrsuiousy the suffering poor
Ia conclusion would what have said great many times
before that the Basau, with Gods blessinl saved NE
HONACE COOLIDGE.
- ,tat,au 90 Prcirss,s. The only genuine Wity's Bat
has the r.sa signature Of Il Brr and the printed
o. e Propretors on the outer wrapper and
less
~ Prepared By sETH FOwLE CO.. Boston, and for
sale Al wholesale retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL, LADD
CO. W. PETERSON, DUNAL, Richmond and By all drug
gs,s and dealers in iicines In city and oouatry.
maS-dcGwlm
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OSANDLRS.Psrahnen made from virginia al Sperm, Pa
~ tent Sperm German Wax, Adamaniine and 1alloW.
Ksrcsne on made rom rom vrginls coal, for sale BY
maya BLAIR oHAABEkLAYkE
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Ls.rreE oN CwNA.-Iu couseIleu OF the heavy
a Thursday evening, Mr. Cabauiss second Lecture on
Gina was postponed uU Tuesday evening next the 18th
.- ir the frs, Baptist Church. at $ o'clock. Mr. Cab
4.s SIN describe what he aud heard iu the Great
tr Oh. Heaven, and give dague'reotype OF the
-.-r-csut 6ods Temples and worship OF "the Ceies-
u. We trust that Mr. g. will repeat his lectures in
.e central part OF the city.
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". I. IIAGAN e CO.,
PFOPrictOrs, Troy, New York.
Who also Manufacture
ROYCE EsrEmY's DENrrsaIcs AND KNIGHTS ISDEu-

Sold In Richmond BY All responsible dealers Medicines
soll iu Norfolk by A C. A. SANTOS IN Petersburg BY
WI SpOTrswOOD and by an Druggists 10 the United States
ap-5-dctwtm
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j. PITFIELD GEORGE,

BAR buIdnga, Corner Of I'm AID Uay 1.st.
has ucoree, AnEoSiarA fonqas Beans olive on AM
Gun Arabia UAeh be oas 70 city All country
q VSry l0E price. apis
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DERKINS g. Co, No. a. Eagle Square, selling o.
every article PRIME COST for CASH from paper Of pin
10 the richest SILK
SIRE opened at O'Clock and closed ~ O'Clock r NJ
myT PERKINS, 4 CO, No. III Eagle Square.
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RoNnS OF rHKJAnEs RINER AND IA.

= 'hN.A COMPANY tlAhANIttu bl luA SKA -
f 90 re Board OF Puoic Works held on he On OF MAY
.-i Gas. tr Secretary of che b1art give public uoiee
t-t .lt 1 tht nauers, % the holders % BONDS q,
rs River Kallsha Company, guaranteed Or ne state
That u Pursuance lf au ace passed. On me -al W M,
.- e Board OF Public WORKS, by ne Dol
~ af Ore bonds of ue s.ii .ompaly Tor The payment OF
e SAFE responsible aud amer The trs DAY oi jay
r a Board Public WORKS viii Issue and deliver 20 SAID
-.r- ut'1g amount 90 the bonds Of thc STATE OF VIZ
- t.- a te uAnlyr prysc ed By law payable ilr' iour
. 'tr t- date and bca interest a. the rate % H per
l-.- c.ry TWOS a. DE WITT,
--i.--U.n se.'y b p Works Of Nlrgui
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THE BANK OF RICHMOND.
BY THE GOVERNOR.


PROCLAMATION
with the sixth section OF the sixth article OF the
Constitution providing for the election
Judge each Circuit Court hereby make proclamation
Judges Judicial Circuits be elected
wit For the first Circuit, composed Of
the counties Anne Norfolk Nansemond Isle Of Wight
GTeensv Sufy and Sussex and the city Of Norfolk
Circuit Of the counties Of AccomAo and North
Ampton for the sixth Circuit composed Of the counties OF Elizabeth
City, Warwick York Gloucester, Matthews, Mddesex, Heneo
New Kent Charles City James City and the city Of Williamsburg
for the seventh Circuit he city OF Richmond fr the ninth Cir
Stafford Prince William, Alexandria, Fairfax Fauquier and
RspPahannoek FOR the tenth Circuit Cupper Madison GreeLe
Orange, AbemS Louisa Fuyanna and GOoehland for the
eleventh Circuit Nelson Amherst Rockbrdg Augusta and Bath
twelfth Circuit Pendlston Highland, Rockingham Page
Shenandoah Warren aud Hardy for the thirteenth Circuit Clarke
Frederick Hampshire Morgan Berkeley and Jefferson for the f
teenth Circuit Giles Mercer Raleigh Wyoming Logan Fay
cite Clay Nicholas and Webster for the sixteenth Circuit rayson
Carroll Wythe Floyd Pulaski and Montgomery for the nineteenth
Circuit Wood Writ elmer Braxton, Lewis Richie Doddrdge
Peasants Calhoun FOR the twentieth Circuit Hancock Brooke
Ohio Marshall Wetze Tyler and MODongaa and for the TWEEN
ty6n Circuit Harrison Marion, Taylor Preston, Barbour Ran
doph Upshur and Tucker The said elections take place
on Thursday Of the ensuing May TO be held In each
county according law and officers required them
selves accordingly. -
Given under Governor and under the seal Of the
~ Commonwealth, at Richmond, the 9TH day Of April
IL = $780, and in the eghtyOurth year OF the Common
JOHN LEToHER.
GSoSGE W. MUSFoRD, see'y Of the Commonwealth.
% IEafAa
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APECHAL NOTICE

EF-.~ NI|BsN Z 4 4 MI 10 E.-Io CtnIs 10
~ a. 80 will buy Of Grahams small stencils, for
marking clothing E. Call and examine spec-
mems you live country send for sample, enclosing
stamp. Aso, every variety OF glnds made 70 order.
A. r. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
fe2l-u 18Th and Cary under Tobacco Exchange
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VERYvALUARLER REAL ESTATE Attic

v
PUBLIC AUC1IONAthe Of the who
Philadelphia will at public auction upon IA. prem
es on TUESDAY the 22d day Of May 1867 commencing at 2
O'Clock H. the valuable REAL ESTATE located the South
east Of Main and Ih streets In the occupancy Of
Messrs Noah, Walker Co, and others
The property fronts Main feet back along
lih street "a wide alley and rented excellent tenants
at u 900 per anDum
Tie location Of this opey IN the very heart the city, and
convenient TO the hotels and dpo 3c renders
for business stand Of kind and would invite particular
attention 10 the SALE asst nsd-fed be the valuable
piece OF real estate In market.
TEEN SAX follows sixth money
In c's, and the remainder In equal instruments g. and
years purchaser 10 execute negotiable notes with Interest
aided payable semi annuay and secured by deed The
taxes aud Insurance for 1850 70 be paid by the purchaser
ap'- tbs JAS NJ. TAYLOR A so ., Auets
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Coughs, Gods, B..ael A 1d, Group, Wtoopmg cough,
Q and the well dangerous diseases Of the
It Chef and LsHg prevail in changeable climate, at
an year enough escape their
ban 1 influence How important then have At hand certain
auuioe an these complaints Experience proves that this
m Ia uti' BGidH extent found in any other
d however the suffering the appea ion OF this soothing
healing wonderful Basm vasqushes the disease aud
restores the sufferer 20 woLted health.
Letter from Horace Coolidge, Esq, or Frank
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NrnrICE. AYIs. NorTICIA. AVISO. NnTIZ.

~ FOUNTAINS iNDIt sTORE Is ne only place where India
Pineapple Dresses Wash Skis vide Grapes Lutoug SauS,
seersucksr NAnus Novelties Cnaa, Laquered Articles and all
nis 81 curious American India Feather Pans bark and bead
work procured Wholesale AMI retail No. 65S Broad
way French and Chinese PANS latest styles Queries and samples
BY mail myl-lm
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NOTlNE.

49, NOTE CE.-The annual meeting of the
49, Stockholders Of the Richmond Petersburg Railroad
COmpanv will take place a. their once In this city TUESDAY
| the 2yh nst a. IL O'Clock, A. VI.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR MAY 1850.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

The Managers call The attention Of he pu5c TO TIE oOtoin9
Splendid Schemes 10 be drdton IN Wilmington Dediodre,
BYSTATE A UTHORITY
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FOLLOW WARE.-We have IN store a full assortment
Of HOLLOW Ware consisting Pots, ovens Spiders Biscuit
Bal es Caudron 90 odd Oven Lids which offer for sale low
MAD P. 7. MOORE CO.. - Peal St.
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~ lo-e Tia shah on t1g i'm DAY % Jane, i~ between
Doors ft1e. A. NJ auI srycl r. N, % thst diy Al we
- Nance Wufams az ts Of Mal and :ttl streets
~ Of Richmond state of Virginia. proccct % tAke me
NJ hu Was-y ard others, 90 be read as evidence
-saf res rellIls ll lc circuit court ot ne cry oi
- Ht.-r.r ty my ur1t friend am plAuul, and you az
.. and from any said dispositions SHOULD not pc
at deg, being commenced should not be colnp cteo
H. Del .l..l-si from time o. tine Until cempietcl-
GRACN C. BKAA,
...-.aiH BY her next ficnt
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Price 90 Cents 81 rer Bottle soli Wholesale by all Larg,
Dealers In the United States
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NOR BOSTON-FYRST FESSEL-The superior Ii
i fast sailing ,chr R. B. HOwLETT Capt. Somer hav .S&s
ing the greater portion Of her cargo engaged will sail with quick
despatch. For balance Of freight, apply 10
myll-5t W. II. C0LQUITr& CO.
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49, Director OF IN. Virginia Fire and Marine Insu.
Company declared dividend q ten per
81 ~ per share the capital stock cut Of the profits Of the past
months payable the stockholders their legal
yes the 18Th ns-unt which date the transfer book will
closed usual WILLIAM WILLIS, JR,
N -
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TTENTION CHESTERFIELD N
IN LIGHT DRAGnONS-NOur company will muster no
Horners Shop SATURDAY, the 18Th OfMay, 1890 yl
II oc Ock full fame Ia required the mea-A
viii then and there be taken for Uniforms.
BY order OF the Captain
my1i-ctd W. g CLARKE. a. s.
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On Tuesday evening, 9Th instant: MAMIE
FRANCES, second daughter Of Jno. G. and Mar
thu A. Psge in the lAth year OF her age.
The friends and acquantances arc requested to
atte d The funeral at the house ct her parents on
afternoon. at O'Clock.
On Tuesday, the 9TH inst. MARTHA ELIZA
BETH, infant daughter Of Joseph q. aud Fannie
The fTien1s of the family are invited TO attend
her funeral from the Union station t y; 4:
Church. this "wednesday afternoon ~ olo'A.
her I'm sTaaaf aay C' Rev. John H. BOYD. MARY
ETA. aged . years months and DAYS; only
child Of William }. and mary r. Boyd Oh DAHL
The Lord has taken his little lamb to himself
the resid ia Of his father. HARRY infan,
son Of Frederick Il: and Pauline +. owllt' agee
years months and q DAYS. ,,
b.. VIM. Gibson and Eliza A. Garter;
.ran srSs from earth to bloom heavenly
Dime, than the little one whose death we mere re-.
within his f e and her from
storm and tempest within his BOSOM.
ERE sin could blight. or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
And babe it blossom there.
For her hath doomed spring,
Whose light. the smile OF God.
~ Inc enquirer anu w Als PodSo Copys
Obituary. +.
Died. at the residence of her mother, in Sydney
on the 9th Of March, Mrs. LIZZIE H :. cOnsort o.
Lewis Wagner. and eldest daughter Of Stephen H
and Caroline Fisher, aged ~ ears and months.
In the midst of relatives and friends, surrounded
by the endearments of fond and afectiOnate
home tho spirit of this noble and generous woman
took its flight to a purer and better world. In he
death, we behold 4 striking illustration of the
truth of the divine adage death loves a shining
ness of youthful vIgOr and wOmanly beauty. anC
upon the threshold OF womaniood which prom
ised bright and useful future, the Dung wife anG
mother has been summoned to that undiscovered
country from whose bourne no traveller returns :;
and the hIR hopes and expectatio that admirins
friends and loving relatives hum, upon her noble
qualities of head and heart, ars faded and gone
forever. Of those qualities We need not speak,
None can appreciate them save those who knew
them, and in their hearts they bave remembrance
which can never die. Her parents and husband
loved her with a fondness And depth Of atiectior
that we have rarely saen equaled and her sad ant
untmely fate has flled their hearts with a sorrow
which time may soothe, but death only can dispel
We can otter them no consolation in their sad be
reavement, for there is to cler but we deeply
mourn there loss and sincerely sympathlze In thei
yet it the act of an all -wne Providence. and
in the language of another. His justice and His
mercy are alike InscTutabie. and he IS wlsest wht
questions not, and murmurs not. at HIS decrees.'
"The voice was hushed and still. If in prayer;
For brie: space the pale lips seemed to move
Soon they grew stIil-Ihe eyelids softly closed,
And gently infant to It's sleep.
Passed the pure spirit OF our friend to Heaven"
Helena, Ark, May /. 1869 III w. H. b.
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City Point. June ), 1860.
pDJyyEn

ARRIN ED.
Bark Pioneer, Captain Chds, from Liverpool.
es,thenware. Geo. Sumner Co.; l27 tons n.
+. H Sknker n Co.; 80 boxes tin. l01 kegs mer-
chand Re, to order; 43 bbls merchandize, Alien
Giimour; Is tons IRON, r.. WORKMAN Co 20
packages dry goods. Kent, Paine d Co; ? casks
Isl bundles iron: to order; 81 tens iron. 10
Gillian < Dunlop. of Petersburg; 100 boxes tin,
Is. bars IRON. 10 Geo. Reid. of Ncrfo.k: 50 bhs.
soda, to Row land hers. Norfolk; l80 pack
AGES chemicals. to Walsh d Co, OF Norfolk; 5 .OO
sacks salt. Z. w de Voss s. Co.
BeloW-Bremen barQue HOhenstaiion from New
York, to load for Bremen.
CLEARED,
Norwegian ship Vestaiinden. F. Olsen. master.
for Rotterdam with $50 hhds. tobacco and stems
NEW York, June 3.-Arr'd steamer jamestown
| lcCleese. Newbern. N. c.; Edwin. do: Lady
Catherine, Plymouth. N. c; J. r. Mitchell. Mary
Legrund, :. c. Eldrdge, g. Dummer. Phos. MIN
turn, l.. W: BiTdsail. Cornelius, J X. Franklin.
Banquet, Hinckley, VIM Capss, Pawnee, Flea,
from Va. June Arr d, schrs. Leroy and Amos
Falkenburg, Alexandra.
NORFOLK. June 4.-Sfd, steamer Empire, wit h
barge Sun, for Richmond.
IuEENsrowN. May. 2o.-Arr'd, ship Samson,
| HOLMES HOLE, MAY 3O.-Arr'd. schr. Balti-
more. Richmond, for Boston.
NEW HAVEN, June 3.-Arr'd schr. New Haven,
from Va.
BOSTON, June 2.-Cfd. schr. NJ. Belts, Rich
Wond.
PH!LADELPHIA, June 3.-Arr'd, schr. Annie
Smith. Norfolk.
BALTIMORE June 4.--Arr'd. steamer Pocahonta
Ric hmond
Icy rELESRAPHl
HAMPTON ROADS, June ARE ship Chariot oI
Fame 81 days from Chincnas bark Pioneer, from
Liver pool, bound to Richmond.
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ma Ladies' Dress Goods!
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
AT COST!
AT COST.


The month OF June Icing at hand, and finding
our stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOOES
to be considerably larger than is desirable, and,
DESTROYS Of giving our friends and customers the
advantage OF an entire new stock OF Dress Goods
at every season, besides supplying themselves
cheap now. we nave dete Trimmed to sell from to-
day all our Dress Goods. Of every description,
from Rich Silks to ordinary Lawns. during the
month OF June at cost and many sly les of Goods,
in preference to keeping tn m over, greatly be-
low cost. In fact. we will make a
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE.
Will be added. arrival of steamer from New
York on Monday. $40 pieces neat sly lie. new de-
signs. PRINTED LAWNS and ORGANDIES-
just what every body wants
Also, $50 new st,le LADIES' WRAPPINGS,
consisting OF Black Silk Nantes. Lace Cloaks,
Lace Ta!mas. Burnous.L Lace Snawls. and which. on
account of the ateness of the season, will he sold
at nearly half the prices they sold for 3 month
Quested. J. MILLHISEk II BkO..
je 4-3t&llth. 12th&13h 1913 Broad st.
n Direct Importntions.-We are in re:
ceipt of a. magnificent assortment OF FRENCH
CHINA DINING and I EA SETS. decorated and
plain, OF ulrect importation, To which we invite
the ate ntion OF purchasers being satisfied We
sell as low as any house North.
STEBBINS & PULLEN,
jc4-3t No. l0l Broad street.
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A new Catholic Church W as dedicated in
Raleigh, N. G.. Sunday, at which services
Bishop Hughes, OF Charlesto ton, and Arch Fish,
op Hughes, OF New York, e1iciated.
The City Council of Atlanta Ga, recently
subscribed $500 900 and the citizens S2UU.UUo, to
aid in construction OF a railroad to Jackson
vile, Ala.
The cost of the New York Central Park
thus far has been s., 900 GOO. The sum of 81
100000 will be expended on further improve
ments.
The Geographic report of yesterday was
incorrect. Mayor Berrett (Dem.) was re-
elected Mayor of Washington, Monday, by
twenty-fou majority.
F. E. Askin, a conductor on the Charlesto
and Memphis Railroad, was killed last week.
by the accidental discharge Of his gun.
Hon. Silas NJ. Burroughs, member of Con-
gress from the 3lst district of New York died
at his residence in Medina on the Sd inst
Seventeen slaves, set free by the will OF the
late Dr. Land, Of Princess Anne county, left
for Philadelphia last week.
Jesse Howell, convicted at Norfolk, Va. of
arson, has been sentenced to ten wears in the
penitentiary.
Rev. Henry Bass, for 40 years a Methodist
minister, died at Cokesbury, S. c., few days
since.
John Mcdaniel, of Jones county, N. c., was
robbed Of $65U at Washington, N. c., last
week.
Secretary Cobb is in lle6geville Ga at
tending the Democratic State Convention.
The artesian we'll at Columbus Ohio has
reached the depth of ,3A feet.
The Porto Rico export duty on suea mo.
lasses and coffee has been abolished.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE5.
High Water :h;s day Wednesday, 5Is o'eIot

Higk Water :his day WsdnsSday) 81 O'clock.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Frances Elmore, Smith, N. Y, rye, Stea, ns
Co.
Schr Jno. NJ. Ford, Burnett Philadelphia, coal
s. z. Halves Son.
Schr Hope, Parsons, Baltimore, lumber, James
Gum.
venson Il Co.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New York. rdze
and passengers, Iudam Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. Plltchard, Baltimore,
mdze and passengers. u. W. Currle.
Schr Golden Rule, Wiiber. light.
Schr Ida l.. Nay lor, Port Waiithall, W. D. Col
quit L Co.
Schr Kaloolah. Senter, Mobile, mdze., J. r. An
derson Il Co.
CLEARED,
Barque II. r. Vennard, Wymar, Bremen, 6G1
hhds. stems and 154 hhds. tobacco, by Chas. Pal
mer.
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n Fifty Gents for L1ass: vAAmbrstypes,
And finished in the BEST STYLE.
ROOMS ON THE first FLOOR,
AND THE LAR6 EST IN RICHMOND.
PICTURES MApE CHEAPER THAN AZ ANY
OTHER GALLERY.
Satisfaction guaranteed. or no sale.
II YOU want the BEST and LARGEST PIC
TURES, at = REDUCED PRICE, gOto
SMITHS GALLERY, n Main st.,
+, je6-2tt Whitehur1rs old stand
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n, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHoro GRAPHS
and Pearl Anbrotypes in the city are tho Sc made
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted N the highest style of the art, at all hours
colo-ed in Oil, Aquarllle, Pastell. or india INK
PTice IS ct Il, 81 Cts, Sl-from that up to il00
an Ats r =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-06
The Cattle Diste I'm uer.

Since the appearance of the cattle disease in
New Jersey, the New Workers are considera.
bly, exercised upon the subject Of the milk and
butter they are using, from the Jersey diaries.
The distemper has spread with great rapidly.
1t is scarcely year since IL showed itself in
this country, yet 1t has extended 10 six States,
and over thirty localities. More than eight
hundred head of cattle in New England have
been slaughtered to prevent the extension OF
the dissass. and over one thousand have died
Of she contagion. It Is said that the disease
does not seem to require close proximity of
1ne nesitny to the sick cattle. in order 10 COM
. ~ the maiady. Congress has taken up
ne matter, and 1t deserves their 90. .saers tton
making. - Ass'1s"'-