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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

y MseelIaneous Political Intelf1 gemces
PynR FUNK DnxaAnoSs TO CmoAoo Tho moss poo
rie and transparent political humbus hat any party ever
ATTEMPTED 70 play on, says The Richmond DlpaseA iAe
republican stsmp get up Peter Funk delegates from
Of the Southern States forthcomins sectional
conventon st Chicago. Every vrEina Knows hal,
with the exception Of omnibus oad Of d.Ascsd cAi-
yeps In some Of the border counties, thsre no such
thing as black repubBcspsm In Virginia rhs baltimore
Amuican rays the same thing Of Mary and. dsty sb-
"rhst party has no exsepcs 10 The s,sss-ocud
not, uner the meet favorable circumstances. poll one
thorfand votss and any stismps therefore, 70 appoint
delegates 70 represent the people Of Maryland hs Chi
caso corvsnsoo, savos she Il folly and impsstnssss',
The zane game has been played IN Kss,oc.- ., s~sr
which conservative IN The highest degree bu uuyshnx
bot Republican.
TIM Two Erxcnoy oy PRyspryr OF ru Bopsn-whsp
jefferson sieoedby The House sbsvs we've asssru
States, and atne pesssaary sov chnca On shlty-
i've ballots they stood esr time yeYsrsop sashs; Burr
az; ved two On " fhirsy sixsb ballot JefAssoa hsd
ssssss; Burr, for; Hank, to- In 1884, John Quincy
Ads. wss ohu<n rrssidess By TIE Houss Il Rspevsn-
novs fhsrs vsrs thsa twenty tour ssasss ~ Adams
reoevse NE Houss NJ voice of nivaesn; Cen Jssk1a,
u Mr.. Crawford
fxcrMuos nurn 70 NM cucAoos Cssvryrm-
Georse Hsahav~y, General Rs.rnesr AeuuS a Me-
FssoarA rou wsyps and chicago RallrpAd, snpouncrs
thsa excusvsoa cxsas Win Be furnished from Pubvys No
0iAeo md return for s1A M uokss win b susd ~
Nay ~ 10 June inclusiva
AnRAxesnnnD Az CDcxoo--1he dehsHsops n M NJ
ucaal csavv~ron from Maiss New Hanpshirs vsrmoot.
PsnpUivasia, Ksasas ssd part q shuss nom nas~shu.
setss and oDapectcus have esssssd qusrsps a As No.
= he Adams so rss s.S'sss ave sssS.s gsa.ss.
quasssrs q Ne Revere Hcose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

fSmtm or M Gcvrr<cs RoErSeos The vernaus m Az
Sovernor kotfnsos, on arriving IN Bepaiseses VI on
inrosy evening, we're received BY crowd Of cstirrrs
vbo v.re scccsp~ned BY hand During thssy removal
w NE nessseSfe band played solemn dire shs be- ls
oiso sno toe ciazsns followed IN solemn procession
Ssstrs os NAx1soros TEuIroxr.-Ths recent Terro-
sssed vsue o. prcPsry, ~. 2pS cps There are IA xsT
sorss hpd cultivated; thirty lumber NILS eve aour
hrd taken BY donation and pre- smrSyou ana shssc
In the Ttrritory.
Fcvne MAru.-A rowing match for s2co b ,alssd er
enny o. Hucscp The match 70 Aks p,scs bsswssa No
ktv OsfyASs isp rus CHAursou Ccrvuvrow.-fho
sves esy papers Of New Oresus recesved tbsv tsss-
graphic accounts q the procredinm a ne Cnnruuanm
ccnvenskn nom New Yc.k, principally mnds ~ frsa
The reports OF The NEW Yosx Imam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05
Arrivals and Pspsrt~sss.
lRuTyArA.

s.s osss :, * 3 MA
:: 81: c =. ..s; ~; -. D.
uobhsou. HIS nrcllnG. psnix- y ksaDsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

THE VlKGl ia LIFE INSURANCE.
l COMPANY - now fully prepared for bssi-
ness, and the attention Of the pubic y sarneasIy
pany, under its charter, divides seven eishsha 81
IFS profits every three Sears, anon! the Iolicy
tagas Of tho mutual s, stem, with tho pledss q =
perpe,ual CAPITAL Stock OF 500 OuO and the added
securit, that its StOcKhOidera have . pesmsnsat
none, ed interest In conducting its Affairs With
prudence and economy.
TIE Charter requires one half Of the Capital
Stock and Earnings tn he Invested in Bond aD4
Mortgage on unincumbersd Real Estate. worth
double the amount
The Chief object Of the Company 10 to aid il ~
tanning at home the Immense amount Of 19eey
which goes annually from our State for Life Pse-
NUNS To Northern Companies That mOasy via
he loaned to customers for term OF years, ae ~
gal interest. and d'sbursed IN our MIDST,
EndowHients and Annulttes granted. Lille ADd
te, I'M Policies Issued at az low rates other good
Companies. Slaves insured for one year, Of fvr .
-.
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RuN.AWAYS.

- TEN DOLLARS KEWARD.--The
"a above reward will be paid for the asprehen-
Vision and delivery to Messrs. W. S. Tap
~ LETT Co, or the Belle Isle Works my boy
N-A-JIM. He left the Works on 2lst April. He
is about % cars Of age, bright gngerbread color
about 81 feet high. He is supposed to he lurking
about the city of Richmond: or MANCHESTER.
my l-3tS SAMUEL, HAIR DEROVE.
Ia SD REV \ D.-Ran away. n the
1lI 18Th April, from INV house. in Henr,cO county,
Az NEGRO Man named SYDSER Stew ART.
- lie was bought IN Cuipeper county some two
.S&.or three years age and sold IN Richmond.
He has lived in Page county, with Benz. Pulain
engaged IN an iron furnace. where he may now bc
lurking He is of medium size, quite black, and
about IS years cd. He formerly belonged to Geo.
W. Rowies. of Cuipeper, living some SIX miles
west of the Court House will give $50 and
sonabie expenses if delivered to Hector Davis, in
Richmond, or 1925 If secured in jail So that can
&c. him He had on when he left a blue cloth
frock coat. Zap 25-tsl NATH'L KING.
ia KUNAWAY.-R Runaway from the sub
RSOLOMON GREEN This is to iofwarn all
- persons from harhoriug or employing him
A.under penalty of the law. So'omon Green is
a bril- hit muattO, between IL and Is years of age;
his right arm is shorter than the left. and he has
only three fingers and thumb on the left hand;
ap I--tS w. N. TfNSLEE.
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A., 4 COYNERS WHITE AND BLACK
yc:RYSS!pHIR AN d CHALY BEAT +
4 SP "a This A q

As.SE i ) SPRINGS This WATERING PLACE
LIST of June It is situated on he itae nnd IN
mi riew Of he virsiaia and Tennessee Raiiroad
about halt mi lie fl ON Bonsack's Depot, Roanoke.
found WAITING. on The arrival OF the cars. to con
vey passengers 10 the Springs.
IERS have effected numerous cures Tie
HITS 81 LPH UR, aggravated cases of Dys
Pc psia. serious affection of the Liver, Kidney and
Bladder General Debility, and especially diseases
OF the Nervous system, AID those diseases pc :;
Kinds of diseases of the Skin, aggravated cases OF
letter. and other eTuptlons IF tine skin.
The ACCOM- INDICATIONS are equal to any to
TABLE and ATTENDANTS of the most salts
factory character. together with a fine BA N d OF
Music. and every other attraction usually found
at FIRST class WATERING PLACES-as to all of
Which We beg leave 10 refer to the large number
of persons who have heretofore visited the pl ace.
APP l9-d3m J. :. HEF ELFINGER. Prop'r
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.,.s,ouI,e Mofe-.-Some weeks
K,sH'@ TOD Inc ccnapletion Of a model Of
.rsF W. w machine. by Mr.. Mennssh OF tnts
,hydr s's ha vas then about to have paten ted.
G;y ~ issn Mr.. X. has exhibited his invention
s9 Washington, to nsn No nn,n;an IA. h.
& Of wn'ns nydraui.e suotet yet dtstotereSi.
ssds me IN generally Ne adopted for driv.
.pd thss :. ,sr. "a hrneser saving OF water Is OF
AZ fHssas" The outside diameter of the ma.
SO .n,s,hj,rd yesterday IL bat eight inches,
'h!re eA n,,s in the tap Is but q quarter of an
ssd ". sna vet, with only the pressure obtained
s'N Sn ,draui. il readily snapped In twain u
s9'a a ~" Ia carahlp of bearing four hundred
.NnHs srisrt,v claimed foi this hydraulic
Tse s"f ,,. ifs inventor. over all others yet
rAtsl"' ins;.,Te the public. may he thus sum-
G'se1 ;st /, makes use OF the full pressure
sea W rst,r Simplifying IL, less only the usual
i ~ ., machinery. which IN 'his instance
Tic'so' s.srer,ained TO be- less than three per
s,s ing n,nesy-seven per cent. eiiectnal
.sE'- ~ IL can he manufactured cheaper
stas other machine of the same horse
Asb and will occupy much less space
P'Fo, - will measure and accurately index
Arp,.T.r i; makes use of 10 the greatest nicely
.,,A revelation.
O. ,ou.ns and cities, where water power can
10 4'i, obtained, this machine may be used
~, IA nrott a. motive power. Simple
w t'+rnefion, and readily applied, 1t will
u GU AZ steam in many of the small manu-
'sf and. might be so arranged as to
q" - iii The steam presses, planning mills. etc,
- 80 city and on farms-it is well adapted
j. I'll agricultural purroses-bringing into
!" n..l, streams heretofore too insignificant
,'1T snv service, and applying them 10 the
- ~ lhreshing machines, saw and Grist
&c. The model was made by the
:, hancock machinists, on N;h, near,
-, rect, where i. may be seen.
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NY 4. h. cock, Aues'f.

CENTEEL vUM NITI ne, PyAwO. &C..
" AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY; ID lnst..
At 10 ocio viii s. ) r ~ store i:sss q. e
Wardrohes Bureaus, Sidsbqards. Dining cad Tot.
let Tables, w.shstands, Cane ana W"Sa seat
arc entirely new; Feather Beds. &C tosethes
with = lar 20 lot If Crockery and Glassware. Aitch
en- Utensils, COOKING Stove &c.
/ very handsome 81 octave PIANO, In k0o0Wo00
Case. Several second hand PIANOS.
ALSO
large lot Of LandFeth's GARDEN 0EkD0s
assorted. tmy IL z b. COOK. Anct.
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WATKINS & FICKLEN.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND UOME STIC DRY GOODS
1919 Main street,
Have now In store, their third supply of
SPLENDID SpkIN( GOODS!
Many of which have been purchased at the auction
sales II New York at a ruInOus loss, IN
SPLENDID SILKS.
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and Cammeaux
URGANDIES:
In plain and founced SKIRTS;
Beautiful CHINTZ MOUSIINE DE CHINE;
SATIN PLAlD GRENADlNE, all silk;
And BROCHE BEREGE ANGLAISE:
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLES
SHAWl.S. EMBROIDERIES
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
LINENS. PRINTS.
PLANTATION pLAIDS AND STRIPES.
AT factory prices
Either by wholesale or retail, they are prepared
to otter induce
HITHERTO USFOrAJ
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RIM Day.


~ 0e11in = Ae9Sfslob Aoeeess
s:Sss igsF he
ADJOINlNg.-&s C9@Ci.sio9cm: sRcssH z
S.Ond prom. uresd On the nh 1ay q F4os - =
the case Of Prsstnn. .agsinse ,Iylees. -. 49,
:,.ne, Ct u.s. =: ;si;1 Ss * Systss's s S: - =
* o'clock. p. NJ. az lair !. II nees the n11k ~
day > the very valuable real estsse 4eevo Q4Sy
20, now in the occupancy Qf Messss: VI. Ee1ee[
Sons, a. = Iesden0e. The Log - = 49,
81 IL feet on The east line 81 q eseeeSs q .
depth If 10 feet. To an ailey ~ - 80. ~
Mansion House il p large nae. pnd ~, ~
ears greatly added t0. altered aed sopasgoS,
and - row in pretty good ~ pair. These wtp -
attached ~ tho Mansion q II feet 81 Lard, p
81 street epd the balance q the. Iaad vdl - r.
v;ced INTO building Lots. according - 10 cseao-
nal plan and survey. which will b sh0Wp - -
sale, and can in the meantime b seee % ~ 49,
Of the anctioneers. Ths location Of the e0eeDoio4
real esta:e n justly regarded - AWOaN ~ Q0oe
beautiful IN RfhNopN. CON DandinG, % 1 4oq1s
full view Uf ihA CITY and James river, ao4 to
surrounding county for nies IN extent.
TERMS Enough in cash tO de- tsay exyo0Doe -
sale; balance At s, n and 10 menthe for negoGe.
Bile notes, interest added satisfactorily en6os0o4.
and title retained nli all the IvrshAse Mooev -
paid The taxes and Insurance for ~ - - Dolo
BY the purchasers.
yNO; y. TyREg.{ Cs~,w.
sais sorducted BY GoDpis 4 ApPsisox, Asss'sL
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HHl Pedsa's, on the corners of the streets,
's t'e gwen general stirring up yesterday by
% i9hee, who. under the laws OF the STATE,
'r Objected 10 prohibit unlicensed huckster-
"to all sorts in public places. The licensed
h.-e'ioners complain SO heavily of the in
ny Inflicted to their retail trade, by the I'M
.tAsti pedlars who sell at their very doors.
q. tir police are compelled 10 notice and re-
~" lheln 10 the Mayor.
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IA. Second Splendid Supply Of
1. n

~ Second Splendid Supply OF
SUMNER DRY GOODS.
i II l.. l. - J.. n e FOX
BRO1D SIREET,
Open To DAY, and thfous hout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY OF SUMMER DRY GOUDS
hous ht during the past week at UNPRECEDENI-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than We have ever offered before, A
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
PLANTATION GOODS
Our MANTILLA DEPAR rMENT is now flied
with e. cumpe assortment of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and are determined TO
offer everv irduceUent to buy ers, both at w HOLE
SALE ard X h FAIL. BKEEDEN Il FOX.
ap24-lm2pJ 81 Broad street.
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" Not dangerous to the human family"
Rats come out of their holes to die"


Rats come out of their holes to de-
~ erm n.
"COSTAR'S RAT, ROACH, &c, EXTERMI-
"COSTAR'S'' Major,
:, S0S AZ ;, BED-BUG EXTERNiNATOR
COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC WIDER, FOR IN
"COSTAR'S" SECTS, &C.,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats. Reaches. Mice. Moles. Ground Nice, Bed
Bugs, Ants. Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas. Insects on
Plants, Fowls. Animals, &c, &c, in short, every
form and species OF
VERMIN.
Ten years established in New York ci,y-used by
the city Post Office the cit, Prisons aud Station-
Huuses-the city Steamers. SHIPS. &c. the city
Hotels 'Astor." st. Melodies" Ac.. and by more
tnaE 10000 private families.
Druggists and retailers every mere sell them.
Wholesale AGENTS in all the large cities and
towrs.
...BEW.RE!.. of spurious limitations.
81 sample Boxes sent by mail
Address orders, OF for " Circulars to Dealers"
to HENRY X. COsrAR. Principal Depot,
5l2 Broadway. topPoste St Nicholas hotel. N. Y.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD Il Co.
Wholesale and Retail
apN-- d2wcw2t~ND Richmond, Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

AuA WHITE SULPHUR SPHINGS.
YEmY rGREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
,ir::1.eEES. / This long established WATERING
PLACE will be opened for the pton of visitors
on the 18th May.
Many new and important ARRANGEMENTS have
been made since the last season in this large es
Enlistment, and efforts will he spared to make
the quests comfortable.
JEREMIAH MORTON. President
j. HUMPHREYS. General Superintendent
aA- Correspondents will please address HUN
PH Superintendent White Sulphur Springs
lireenhrIer county. Va h-eod,i i,Ir
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Caught i" a Sfo'm.-The bark Virginia, Capt:
Lowry, bound from this port for Rio de IA
ne;ro was, we understand, caught in a heavy
blow, a few days since, near Cherry Stone, on
the Capes, and dismasted. Crew all safe and
the damage to the vessel not serious,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

Hsary Haui.- Officer Chalkley, yesterday af-
ternoon, succeeded in arresting and caging
nine nut and fruit ped!ars. tor selling foreign
fruits about the streets in violation of the
laws OF the State. All of them were after.
wards admitted 10 bail TO appear and answer
before the Mayor this morning.
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, TEhENGII1N OF sSrs sTREEI AMP TN

NV TkssNg s e g." , sSEhfbAs1ai Ee TAI
AUCTION We VII, sell upon the prsmises. %
SATURDAY. the 1Ss. a. Of April. 40: eq0ms.-
At the lnte, section 18th ef-st end tho nsv eoe-
~ road. Union Ill., The h.suses are le.tieelas-
rooms each and Kitchens. Tho lots is0at > oet
each and run back 100 feet tn an slsy.
a fter the above. will be sold ssyeta' has dsooo
tuild,ng lots adjoining. A plat OF the ShoSe pro
perty will Be exh. bited ON the day Of sale.
TERMS. Une fourth cash; the balance q 4 oon0
II months, for negotiable notes. vita intosee: -
ded. and secured BY tfnst deed Taxes And NJ
sursnce for 1850 10 be paid b. G. o purchaser.
JAS. Al. TAYLOR BON.
ABA AuossuoeoSo
qpence If rain. was postponed iii TUESDAY
EVr.NING, the LIST day Of Nay xt ~ o'clock.
arD JAS. ~. TAYLOR 6ON. AucF's.
70 TPONEMENT.-The above ssle was vHt-
ron-d on account Ut the Weather. and will TAKE
Ilece THIS EVENING at4N O'c'ock.
m.2 7. M TAYLOR SOW. Auo'es.
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WATKINS K FICKLEN,S

SECOND OPENING OF SILKS,
Weare prepared to exhibit an unrivaIleG stock
OF SILKS of the choicest styles, at astonishing
prices.
We would also call attention to our splendid
stock of FRENCH LACE, DAMASIE. PUSHtR
and REAL LACE. SILK and BEREGE MAN
TIES and Is, some Of which are very ele-
CANT and entirely new in style
Our beautliui TRAVELLING SUITS for Ladies'
eInbrac, ng an elegant variety, are very much IN
demand. Our assortment. the extent and elegance
we'll repay the examination Of ali classes If NV
Gonds buyers. BY polite attention, the best goods
at the lowest prices and Liberal terms, strive to
deserve the patronage of all.
~ New Goods constantly receiving.
ap 10 -l2t$ WATKINS n FICKLEN.
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sam Street, west of 9th. is very much
~ leea OF paving, and .he sooner it is
, VINE The better Between 9th and 9Th. Il
'h'ei OF business houses have already
Jung up ana others will soon occupy the
III lots III the district. At present the car
:, 1sF,~ay Is so dusty in dry weather. and SO
~-,uy IN Wei. that business is very much re-
4'o'u, because OF the injury 10 goods
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,on The mania for the collection and
-, "ioh OF old COINS seems to bc as wide
t,ea IN mis- city as farther North. A num-
.s.n y. copper pieces, made before Ioou, have
aoy' ' ' LOT eXorbitant prices, and men and
80, az. as eager 10 buy all they near of on
I.."iHon, a, ever were adventures 10 pur--
'atI!0Fnia gold diggings
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caksaa;xA rem;ss. -tkis seishfaled S,i;;ss
whose concerts In the South and West have
been 80 highly spoken Of By the press, e to
give one Of her rare musical entertain enta In
this city on Friday night next, when she will
b. aided by vocaiists Of unQueettonAble talent
The New Orleans Bee, IN speaking OF her per.
sonation Of Isconofa, In the "rrovatore," usks
the following language, "Her pure and even
voice, sc fuil 90 round and fheiio~ In ths
lower register, SO clear, scnorous ana rith III
the medium, and true, silvery and ringing
In the upper, enabled her 10 render the dim.
cult music OF the score with the utmost accu
racy.' 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

EA Card.--l would respectfully infor IN
nv II nos and the public IN general. that shall
leave for EU ROPE this week. Tor the purpose OF
81. ing the experiment of
DIRECT APPROPRIATION.
The business viii be carried during the time
OF my absence by COMPETENT HANDS, IN the
most EFFICIENT MANNER, and no efforts
spared to sure the confidence and satisfaction of
my customers.
shall he opening in a few days.
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QY THE 0OvERNOR.-A Pa0CtANA
y TON In ccnfOymi with the sixtA Do4t3oo
Of the sixth article Of Cc sstitatea hhCsp-
Tor each c;1o.is cosS Ss1sse ~
that Judges for the following JndciaI CiFo0iO -
70 b ELECTED during the Is6qeas yeA1, . VI p0
o es nI Ha SoS So; az ~ - sscss:s
southamps.n. GrssnssvilIs. tSssI 81 Sssssa ~
the C,ty Of Norfolk; Tor the kilh Circuit, so1poss2
q the eesntiss 81 Xeoo4sc And EossHss Ssos; ~
the sixth Circuit ecm,esea q ~ esass.ss q ~
thevs; Middlsssx. asnriee. Nov Kent. cAss]es
City. James Cts And the City az Wiliaashoya; ~
ninsh CTcait. .Siadhsd. Pines Vske1, Als3ss.
sooi cs &: ssss e.
Gsss9e. QIaAge, .Albeoarls. Lcsiss. xnsVe9A
aad Goochla1A; 70. ~ elsvestA Csssslf ~,
s" e, ,b A"e ss.sl hGsas.Ss' A1fS:ss
Rcet,ssh ~. P.ss. sISSe s.asSsssS. ts9ss9 -
Hasds;' iSr - tksItsssih !Ciscs,s cls'fsz 49,
ar' ~ Is SlsssssS Circuit. 9,.ss nsIess. 1AE
~ swS;ss:; I;s e, x. s:s
Carroll. W. tks. Fl2ya. fslscti 81 4s.sas1ssSs
q @ siPesssstb Cisssif WssSSs W: 49,
.f:.3 sc. 6. i;..s:.s ssias: ~, cis
ssllN; aaA tos ~ twenty eves Ceee9ses IngeEQs
Marion. Tss lcs. Pfssesa, $500. aseosslA "
81: -. e. :. s, f:is ss;A rs ss -
Sosss 40 rsssissa - sevssn eheaeelV1s -
err c:,:: =. ~: = z, a. : s:::ssI sfse
its::i .ssa e &c e - CT Ut! e. q
.,,a4 :. ''.l''- ''-''A l3fdik In
tso; ,s,oaD, ss.y.sAsel.t,A
=
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JRdg. Mersdifh did not hold Court Yesterday.
because of indisposition in his family He
Will sit on Friday for the trial OF kayanauyh.
indicted for murder.
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An Affair." Of Honor, between two young gen.
tlemen well known in the neighborhood OF the
Capitol, was on the tapis yesterday, and the
police were very busy in their efforts to arrest
them; hnt before they succeeded in doing SO,
mutual friends in;eriered and the Iii fier 2 noes
between the par ties were amicabiy adjusted
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Ca,aa and the Caia.W.--lt will be seen firm,
an announcement in another column. that the
Rev. Mr.. Cabaniss will deliver a lecture on
China, in the first BAPTIST Church, on Thurs
day evening next As he has spent seven year
in missionary labor in that country. he ia
doubtless prepared to give much valuable in.
formation concerning 1.-THE Celestials., His
lectures drew crowded houses In Baltimore
and excited much interest in Washing,on
They will no doubt prove equally interesting
in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02
FOR SALE AND RENT.

~. DESIRABLE PRIVATE DIV ELiisG
s IN N N ! NJ SSTREEr: NEAR 70 LEIGH
to sell ka vsr, fos Efs oa.isa
As above, now in the occupancy of Mr.. Joseph
Marsh. and ado ming the residence Of NJ I5enja-
mn Poard Jr. The Ia. front, 81 feet on the west
SHE IF 9' street, runnIn, back l20 feet TO alley.
The dwelling has nine ROOMS. besides ample ser
wants accommodations, and is supplied with gas
and water. The neightn,hood is an excelicnt one,
and where rea! estate is iinproying IN value. Pos
'S ms ins. e GOBLIN i5f AprERsS s x"s. TO
e, FOR SALE--AA two story. ORNAMENTAL
HSa COTTAGE, with q brick basement, on 9th
and water IN the ,ard; containing eIgh. rooins.-
sp is1stawt t;'''''''S' At G'Ka'sEN Il ALLEN.
FOR HEN The middle tenement oI
Gs hose new iron front Stores ind Dwellings, on
kaA Franklin street, within few yards Of the
F,1sr Market suitable Tor almost any KIND of re-,
ny It's ''S''' Apply ii WM. WALsH. 10
~. FOR KENT-A desirable brick RESI-
sIi oushee streets containi7g TX good sized
rooms. ali of which are IN perfect order. Posses
s"S ;vs srEn App' on the
~, kITCHEN FOI RENr.-AKlTCHE
E ia rear OF my store; two good rooms, with
% yard To t"s Se ,;11Ri BROAD Ss st.
M# TX ELIGiBLE. BED ROOMS AND OFF,
CEs. fitting up in tho Law BUILDINGS, with
look upon the capto saaae al are re- s we I" "i9ed
an 4 coo! IN summer. These buildings will be de-
voted almost exclusively to private and profes,;
siOnal gentlemen But the Blues Armory is still
for rent by tn. night, or longer also the first floor
ID sa'
APP 2,-lm BIB MINOR.
81, FOR RENTING new brick TENE
Ina ENTs on the corner Of Main and 25th streets.
one f y sS s''
~, FOX kENT. AND / NJ N r ID A 4 K
f:a POSS ESSION GIVEN-That large and cOnve-
t4l nien. UMBER HOUSE, on the south side Of
adapted to storage of all kinds, or it would make
6ne tobacco stemmery To good tenant. rent will
BE- ~ %S e ..dis L. w. 'LAzkSRook'
fs at, in the attic story over the snhscriber's
1Astvre. JUAN PlZzINf,
NH lite No. l28 Nam st
-, fOR RENT-One large FRONT ROOM.
over Store i5a Broad street, below 9Th Apply
=. FOX RENT.-Ths ROOM formerly occu-
a1 by 100 feet, second floor, 10 for rent. Also, !
LoRSd ROOM e N s5sd AK TXRW TG5
ia 2-n No. II Main street.
"a FOR RENT.-The large FACTORY Ga
6sslos. Mcaeals Z Co.'S, ;ai,si.s ioI : g. &
;s 8 sa as'i'' q KkT4 Fl k ftSffsE CO.
=. FOR KENT-The FIRST and SECOND
FLOORS Of The pw VII : EYER * or store
"a 1-u Next to the American Hotel.
WORGEaTER's
A CELEBRATED GRAND PlANOs. !.
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